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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
pratf.a AsfraI am

PTaits Astral OIL sold wholesale 20 grocers, deal
ers and eozntTy store Keepers wholesale rates In
! and gz4 cans or By the barrel, by
c. FOSTER,
wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West stFeets VII Lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
SeidlItx Powders.

We cal attention to osr seldiitx Powders 90 uni-
vsrEaly popular eTerygnere. They are msne CD
Tesn and pure eveFy few days and ciain them 70 be
eq1sl 70 any in the mzTEet fully up 70 the standard
TO oe good they must Be fresh and pure. This is
our special claim, to prove which they need only 20
be TIED ponT iorEet The pa 70 get then. a.
FOSTKks DRl g STORE,
Frunf and West etreefE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Persian Insect Powder.

PyTetkru1 Rnseun,i an iEu-eent vegetable poEder
Whleh enscfnAIly bsnishes Ants. Moths. Bars. ned
OF water hoAehss g and al sznal issects. URen pro
perry Apnied and ls pFoRSaneed ~ many fufFaefs %
oe one Of ne besI and eheaaeel artieles IN nse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
GUM CAMPHOR,
GEenuirOrth's Roach Poison,

Whies, being volatile. peFue4tes the entire mars or
e1ndie Of goods. ard is soon diazi atsd when the
goods are opened for use again.
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co. @ie b,tr4 unlere @eile na6

co. Sic bir6 unlere &eiie na6
Columbus gebote,le frlbere 'Musgabe ber
rObip" in ser letten Mo6e perbinoerte
uns bic Nufmertlamtei nnlerer 2sler auf
bic 9lnpe1enDeit oes 5errn &obert 6.
Gid in YonleroD gu lenten. 9ieler Serr
lit @peciol stseut ser Notipnal 9ebens
Yerii6erunss @eleul l6aft :,oet9e Die
liherIte @eleuIdoft bieler Mrt III Der
gBe1t lein ion. 8erl9iepens Yerlonen IN
Yomerop boben 1i@ bllrA ben senannten
Soerrn BEL bieler @eleli6eft berli@ern
laHen unb 10 @orl fit lire Tamilie
na6 ibrem aSoOe 9etroffen. Wie. tpir
bDren, luiro Ser Gi@ mad eihiger 3eit
wieoer no9 YomeroD 31riidtebren uno
es 1T 81 eriuarten, boB bis bobin elne
no6 grDbere InsaDl unlerer 0titbllrger
bur1 Sbeilnabnte an bicler ii9ern Sc
bensperli6erpns @eielll6aft ibren Sa=
milien eil1e 9e}i6erte 31tfll11ft nab tbre1lt
Sooe rl9affen ,ueroen..& E=4"t.
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M| Wieberum lit Elm Dieb tpdbren


G @isoerum it Elm Dieb tudbreno
her 9todt in Den, 2a0en 6es 9errn Out
tcn0Dfer einseorllngell, ,uno bat oas Dor
bonoene tleille @clo mitgenommen. Nber
hieies1nal ipurbe Ct 9efan9elt, Mt, blo=
be!, Tiiben ,uor ct burd) cine ,ouf9cbro=.
Oene 2uete in Der SunfelDeit ii, ben 9az
Den seFie0en, bate a6er babel III Oen
9RolaNes 9etreten uno TO- pie ,ueilanO
Die G0benprielterfamilien Sur 3eit 9a=
niel5> Sic 9plren ieiner. 5iibe 5uriidgez
lajen. Sielcs fiibrte. gu ieiner @nt0e=
tUug llito Ct ligt ittt woblperipabrt bin=
ter 56ipb llnb &igel llm li@ CUR Geiie
nod betp 3u0tDauie porsubereiten.5 Gs
1T ein Re9erber I'M @iblonbonie bei@df=
ti9t uar.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

CO., Sir Ben Nnbau an bas fatbo=
lil6c @6ulbaus 1T BomeroD finb ferner
cin9e9angen: b: .'n..'r... .~sst -
llnterldricbcn: s8esablt:
%ou frii1cr .-... $72s.9oG
Sobirn 8ebcr 500 800
Sobonn Sammerltein (2.9eitr.)1o.oo 800
Georg SNneiocr 500 500
yeonDarb Sabrc6t 1000 500
sloam @ranocnbur9cr 1900 1900 :
Gcorg Geinbart 1000 1000
N}it)acl @obc e. 8eitr.) 1000 500
Eotfif Curtis 800
SplcpD @0tt :, 1000 500
%olt1tinc 2urus e. 8eitr.) 900 600
Sa!ob SoSbergcr. 600 800
Nnon @rober b. critic 700 100
SDouas Spcncc 100
llngtuannt 800
lln9cnonnt 200
Gunma $796 80
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

RW Sen Deutj9en bon 2alprence
Gcuntn .. oiene biermit gut No3ri3t
oqr 3err 9tobert 6. Sid gu Sronton Die
9lscutur oer vODio" ilbernommen bat
uuo ppn llns bepollmd6ti9t 1T Mbonne=
merits gnmelbungen unb @elber fit un=
]er Slatt in Glnpfong 81 rebmen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

Isu, Sic @eli6ter. Der bauptId 9tli9iten
Nebacteure Ser liberalen Yrelfe Der Staot
Ian beleu6ter. Sos vsSollrnal beaGectte"< 4.
vAhoDin5ia Weroabe n2iberalA 51lno
|s9(meried Slluifraba4 ssDattert4jegltbes ~
ren 0ertreter Bel emSreu0enfener. .91t6ts
lin; Der Drlderei nnO in Dem. Compton
eitt9ing ibrerz @ut6. Gin Bil0nib Yin:,
TX, tultrbe po11 einem Der 8ertreter Der
liberalett preife .latgIam Derbrdn,tt; Die
ielben3 3|e5en nit Srenbe, .tpie Die einsige
fqt6pli16e Drnderei in Der Yrppins SER
lt6rt tpnr6e. Ser materieue @6aoenssher
.bur1 bieIe '@9anbtbaten be,pirtt ,pnrbc.
lift; .ob19on ieDr betrd9tlib, ni6t 'bos
5urlei1t 8eflagensmertbe. Mas Die Ser
sen aller an itdnbiseu Biirger 2mebr per=
lebt, bas lit Der Sril1mpb bern brutalcr
@etpalt iiber Sic noralii9e Ma6t in Ser
@elelll9aft. Cine gan5e @tunoe lang
berr19te pplljte 9lnor6ie 9lls oles por=
iiber tpar> Oa er1t erlGien bic Dffentli1e
D&a6t. Neit gefdllten BaDonnetten BE-
,pa9ten 1iee0i Gui1en bes gollegillm5
llub bic perpunbeten Ndter. Ni6t Elm
eir1siger *@efangener ee,nad)t nidt Gin
@6ulbtger mar a,lf5ugreifen! Sp gi6t
es bier fiir ami 1tdnbige 2eute feiue@oron=
tie tbres gisentbums ooer ss2ebens. Sic
Sretmaurer, Gommunii ten uno 2iberalen
re9neten i'm porous ouf Die Negative I'M
teri ltiibuttg Der Beb6rben, >1onit tuirocn
lie ni9t sepast baben, 1ol6e @6dnblid=
teitel 5ll beseben.. Nu@ l9on friiberbin
moren dbnli9e Werlu6e 9emod)t 1pprbcn
nobel ber unt1tal1o> Oab Elm Se1uit fir
Sic MeltgeiFli9en @rercitien biclt> Ben
@or,panb CAB. 9an,als itanben bic Ser
rem Manoel Bortella ,,no Manoel Gle=
mentino an Der Spite Der 9fegierung.
sic erliiQten i6re BFi6tl unb Die bHent=
lide GuDe tpur0e nur,, eil1en Qlugenblif
9eit0rt. 9lber in Dem porlte9enben Safe
lit olles porber in ben 8er1 1ammlungel1
Der Sreimourer ongcorbnet un0 '1elb1t in
ibren 8ldttern an9efiinbigt 1poroer.9}od)=
bem bic Gommunoroen i1 Der be1tenOro=
nui19 unb obne Die gering1tc 8elditigung
neutrality-suspicious. tporen, beproertel
.bie BebDroen Srllppen, I'm, ben bi1 19Df IL
6en Yalalt 5u 16iiten, '.allf ben, ipie es'
bieB, Die Gom'nunorben mad 3erlt6rung
ser Druderei bet "a l1niao". 4es obsc1eDen
bdtten. 9o6 botte Der 8i19of faun er=
fabren, bab Die 3uedn9e 5u 1einem Ya=
|lajte militairil9 beIebt pdrei1, als' er ollc
9fdume io,uie Die. Senlter Dffnen lieB uuo
|pon1 8alcon berob :, nit lal,ter Stimnse
9e9en Die Muffeauns Der rlilitoiril6en
8epa6ung protetirte, Die Offi5tere er=
lu@te 1i6 5llriidsl15ieben uno Die Seute
eintreten lieb. Die Offisiere ertpieoerte1>
|bab, :ba ;1ie auf b6Deren Befebl bier po=
itirt lpareu, ie:ibren Yoiten .ni6t perlol=
len biiriten.: Ser 8ifdof empfng Dierol1f
| |5ablrei6e 8elu9er, ultterbielt It6 nit lD=
men al f's freunolt9ite unb perlieb tie nltr
cine ifnrse 3eit, um auf Die Na6ridt BON
ben Norgdnge11 i'm Seluitenfloiter bie1sl1
EEOpfern frei1nourerild] ben t92iberallsn'us 5u
[l6retben."' ,;,.., ,,..,,f 4..<,. .ir>6ts.. ,
:. 5....---sGi na..t s SabafsD6n bler int
|&ui6ba,1le in Der 9edbe bes Union 9epot
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

j. l...---sGi ~" s obafsbdn bler int
in Der 01d6e bes Union 9epot
5l1 Yitts6urs, bat pie 8eo6a6tun9 gs=
mo0t, Oab Don ben eMeDriaben BON Yer=
ipncn. Sic ben Sag itber iein 9aus pol}i=
rem, neununbneun5tg aug Dunoert u!l1er
Der as}ellge bon 2ocontotipelr Babn5ii=
gen. Mogen, 3eitun9sjunselt StieIel=
tpi0ierN, 9unoen, Il. |. ws 10 perloorren
iinbl oab lie niGt pilien, .ob 1ie- ouf Dem
&opf ite9en uno Dat oen1 Su Sol9e 1ein
@9no 10 ongcl6riebea ,;LOaVOOO."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28
s5,ss;;& SIC M1aterifa. .

.|legenen 9auie nit eitlen @eiDebr, als
! fi6 baflelbe pl6blib etHub tpoonr9 Elm
ia Sabre altes Wtd06en um's eSeben
fam.I r.fa g5G
:&inber=Gbe. Nabe Malnut 9ill.
1 in Warren gountn. sRD., tpuroe lInglt
Elm l13idbriger Sunge nit einem l1idbri=
I9en Mdb9en perbeiratDet, .@s 5t o..@
2SnaWe it=93 mt ON, pennlDlbania;
tpurbe lebte Wo6e cine So65eitF sefeiert,
bel lpel6er Die 8raut nod ni3t p6lig
brei5ebn SdDre 5db(te unb 1ebte Wo9e
cine 5tpeite, 5bei Ser sic 8raut NOD nt9t
sans pieraebn Sabre alt tpar. 3iebt man
Sort berun Die Md09en pielei9t IN
SreibDduIern? y.<..ee7seu. III
Sn @reenpil1s e.. g. rauften
neuliG 5tpei Ne9erfnaben NIT etnanoer,
BON benet feiner bas 5,pOlfte 2ebenslabr
errei6t batte. Ser @tdrfere Der 8etoen
,uarf leinen @esner gu 8oben uno i9nitt
ibu faltbliitg ben &opf ob.
Sn % orce It e +, Nh T., tpuroe fiir5=
|li9 ei1 &ino seboren, beien SHUTTER IS,
@roBmutter 36 uno nrgrob1nutter IS
Sabre aft lit. .... "..
Gin boffnungspp1lera a& ma BE
in 2o,peu bot 9S5 @9a6teln piQen ge=
itpblen. CT tpuroe in Dem gu9enblide
perbaftet, ols er 3 @9a3teln 9egen Elm
@tud @ummi perbanOeln ,pollte. j.
Gin iunges Mdb@en aus Marren
County Ya., legte oieler Sage orei5ebn
N1eilen 5u Sube suriid, um NIT ibrem
u@6ab" bnr1geDen gu fDnnen.
Gin pielper PRED n . IT & Il a.
B E. Gttpa unl 8 l1br am Donnerfag
Mbeub lprons ein &nabe, Der it@ an Die
bintere Blattform elmer @traBen=@ar in
Cincinnati 9ebdnet batte, ndbreno Der
6onbucteur I'M Snnern bes Wa9ens be-
1d)afti9t rpor, berunter. uno fiel geraoe
por ben @oroerrdbern eines 8uggD ME-
ber> wel6es iiber ibn binmegfubr.~ 9ie
3eute, ,pel9e ben @orfal nit onIa9en>
liefen er|6reft berbei> nm benz &naben
6ilfe au lei5ten unb glaubtel1, bab berlelbe
t6otli6 perlebt lei aber 5u ibrem grabten
! Gr1taunen ,3prau9 Der fletne S9lingel
auf uno baGte leine Tauf ua6 Dem 2en=
fer bes Bussp uno'5 rief: rWenn mein
4 GROCER Bruber Sid bier ,pdre, 10 tpllroe
ct ibnen sic &no9en ent5,pei 19lagen."
SnW a 1bin9ton Sospn1 bip>
Paulbing County, g., Ipielte Elm farbl=
ses; &inb nit elmer Piitole, pd6reno fi9
, Sic Gltern ia ber Stride .befanosa. Ser
4 @9ub ying los, bic &u9el oran9 Dem
, &inoe in sic 5tirne unO t0otete es auf
Der @telle. ...., ...'.... -. w1. =
;: syomes gbapin,. elm fleiner 8url6e ii,
t 8ropflDn, 9erietb nit einem 9pieltame=
raben in @treit nno foroerte oen1elben
gum fight "-a.f, ~tuie ct biesyoft bel Gr=
!. ipa@leneu su ieben @elegeu9eit bate.
). Ser Serausgeforberte batte ni9t ,peni=
!, ger. point, d'honneur uno noblny bas
propouirte Duel an, ,porallf Sames
J flugs feline Sade ab5og unb oie1elbe nebIt
! l1nr unb Settle einem soritten u9reifdIe=
} bo6", Der sufdlig babei itano, sur Muf=
: belpabrung sab,, 9ieler,. Der lpabrI9ein=
: lid eiaen 3al6en fight" ni@t NIT an le=
! ben tontte, nabm &eibaus> bergab .aber
ni6t sSade, 1br ,inb &ette nit li@ gu
+ ne6n1et1. :. 60 .lpie Die Mlten Iungen .
: AID it|6crten bie Sungen. - r, -
@arriI 10 II, 80. 9. Sames 9onobne,
, in. Set Sarri1on Mpe,, Habe Der Strlt@tr.
: wobnbaft, bctranf fih Auo miBbanoelte
~. n-yr. Mro ~. e. $780,. - ,H....
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Sic ;assbip.....
1n,aerpDo. Sen 2sMil8* 1873.
.Msabrbcit 1,1b Nebt.

.sfcdot" lit bic bcfin,,nte fefte Sorm
Niir irgei,o cine @abr1eitsnorn,
l(no .@Sabr6eit allgenleines Gedt, .5ss =
VSeun Chris bas anb're in iid tra9t.
Drum re d. te @aDrDeit, III a. bres &e6t
Ser bette @ann nit Srcuc pfest.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

@in>naiier rBrub ipurbe 9efrost
tpeld)es mnbl ber lulti9ite. Ylob in 0er
@@6pfung lei? @r antportete: Sener Ort>
unmittel6ar obcrbalb Der Mtllospbare,
lpel6e Die Grofugel 11ng|6t. MQrAm 1o2
@eil man la9t ooBoalel6jf bic &3rper niNt
mebr fallen pas fir MIDI. ieoen @omlta9
luenistens> BON 9rOber Beoelltllng wdre.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

A@ Am lette1n Gonnta9 lp,rbe bier
cine Sealt begrabc1, bic auf Die befannte
Weile bllr6 Seuer uno &oblenDl gu Sobe
getommen tUQr. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
THE COURrR.

POLICE COURT, Judge Smell To-day, Andrew
chatham was charged with assault and battery on
Emma chatham. This WAS a fight in Heiiis BOT
TON, IN which Andrew says he was acting in self.
defence, and took razor from Emma to save hi
own life; discharged. George Nicholson, assault,
and battery on Peter eday; SIC and costs Basil
Frazier, assault and battery on William Arnold
who stated to the court that since the Was
cused. The court said he had no right to order
m9h Proseqni, and referred the case TO MI. Clos.
The attorney sad he should proceed with the case
~ was too late now TO arrange settlement outside
the court. Arnold then testified that Frazier gave
HIM thrashiDg on the county road. Another Wit.
ness testified that il wa about equal fight, some
times one being on the ground and then the other
The court suspended the case in order 70 give che
prosecuting attorney Opportunity to file charges
against the prosecuting witness. Ellen Gad-by,
Anna Brooks, and Dennis LonIay, charged with as
sant and better on Jane Kelly. This took place YES
terday IN Green alley, on Capital Hill. Jane who
u DAUGHTER of Ellen's, testified that the latter en-
tered her room and struck her three heavy blows
and her sister Anna caught up heavy stone pifc
and broke il all ts pieces over her head, piece Of
which entered into her scull. Dennis took an canal
hand IN the affair, and the judge fined them : 10
each. Julia Banks, charged with indecent expo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
GEORGETOWN.

sen Robinson, of the metropolitan police force,
who has been i'll at his residence on 4th street,
since the Sth Of January, died this afternoon at
1o'clock. He was member of the old corpo-
ration police force, and was one of the original
appointments of the board Of metropolitan DO
lice commissioners. and has served on the two
forces about twenty years altogether. He was
a faithful officer.
REPAIRS TO CAyAL.-Sinee the water has
been drawn from the Georgetown level of the
canal, Superintendent Maus has EMPLOYED a
large force making the necessary repairs pre-
paratory to the opening of navigation.
GOOD ENOUGH.-President Riker has force
OF men employed to-day replacing the sunken
track Of the street railroad between the Rock
bridge and Bridge street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
ALE KAN DRIA.

ARREST OF THE "NIcE You've MAN.
Those in this city who were deceived a short
time since by the 'nice young man" represent
ing himself as a son OF Gen. Wade Hampton
will learn with interest that he has been arrested
at Weldon, n. G. He will be taken to Norfolk
proper papars for his rendition are obtained.
At first he maintained a bold 'front.' and reiter-
ated his old story about being enc Of Wade
Hampton's sons. but he finally "caved" and
confessed his name was Anderson, and that he
was from Atlanta, Ga. He is now peeping
through the bars of the Weldon Jail.
THE HAMILTON MURDER.-Davy Brooks. the
cOlored man charged with the murder of w. ID
Smith, near Hamilton, was examined before
two magistrates i'm Leesburg yesterday and re-
committed in default of 81 600 bail.
The GHOSTS whose appearance at the Jail wa!
mentioned some time since, have. il is said
recommended their yisitatiOns.-Gasette, Ias
erening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
The New Opera House.
OPENING NrGnT

Tonight, the rebuilt "walfs opera Hsuse''
viii be opened, and the public interest (Which
Sratifed in two particulars, 4 e, the sight q the
Interior OF this fine theatrical ediGce, and in the
opportunity Of witnessing the performance Of
s0D-in part he has made peculiarly his own.
Al this time some Details concerning the elegant
And comfortable new theater win be of
lIT-John T. Ford (0f worldwide repstation as
an enterprising and accomplished theatrical
manager BY Mr.. Thomas Berry. the proprietor
Of the building, and Who is a citizen We all de-
Mehtto honor Tor his ;1tegrity and public spirit
The eatiTe
THEATRICAL PORTION OF THE BUILDING
vas constructed for Mr.. Ford by Mr.. James j.
Clifford, the experienced and well-knovn thea
Gieal srchitect. The builder Of Mr.. Berry's
portion Of the edifice was aIr. Thomas b. Emit
wistle, a leading builder OF this city.
THE OPERA HOUSE PROPER
has width varying from 60 to 90 feet, with I25
teet in deptb, and the space has been utili zed
elegant lines to the eye in every direction, and
Al the same time to afford fine opportunity for
dress display. thorough comfort to the audi
enee, convenient approach to the seats, and
81 both the main and side doors.
THE SEATING CAPACITY
n ,s. n nrS !, I,0 PeTs9ns-leo OF which is
o. the building is modern in all its essentials As
vel as IN characterization The circle is very
graceful; symmetrical, and elegant, with rich
he orchestra floor Is entirely seated with the
best style OF iTon-tilted seat chairs The car
peGBgs are green and scarlet Brussels, and the
entire house is elegantly furnished in this re-
speet. The gas-fxtures are also very elegant
novel and brilliant; blue and gold prevailing in
eoiors. The house is chiefiy lighted by a Sill
Nered reflector from the dome ,'according,to the
most modern and improved ideas concerning
the lighting OF theaters. In the lobbies the
tastefuily eolored walls present the Nine MUSES.
framed in gold aud walnut.
THE PRIVATE
are four in number; two stage and two family
boxes. They are ornamented in white aud gold
and are very commodi0us. The scenery is by
William Shaeffer, formerly of the National
Iheater, OF this city, and il is most creditable
10 his palette and brush. The wall fresceing
BY MIR. John SOmmers and assistants is on. Of
me most creditable features of the handsome
house.
The green room and dressing rooms are spa
eiohs and comfortable, as are the various halls
and lobbies Of the building. very complete
hese arrangement for immediate use in case of
IRE Is thoughtful PROVISION supplied
Altogether the house is an unmistakable
success u der various tests for light. and sound
comfort. and general elegance We have no
aenbt II Is destined to have a long career of
lame as the scene OF pleasant and refined en-
jeymeEt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
Comslensea L0cala.

Some sneak thief entered the room of Repre-
sentative Shober on "Wednesday night and re-
ieyed him of 81 500.
Martin alias freddy WEIGH, charged with
selling liquor i'm quantities less thar pint, was
nRed f105 in the police court to-day.
Mr.. VIM H. Harrison, Of the Second Audi
tors ONCE, has resigned to accept position in
the freedmen's branch Of the Adjutant Gen
erals o6fce.
=" The thief Of time - in the person Of a colored
nan, stole clock from the grocery store of W
sayres, on NJ street, between 1sth and 18th
streets yesterday.
Prof Louis Winters band, (the ex-5th Mary
land regiment band, } which has the name OF
being hrst-elass organization, can be engaged
On reasonable terms fer the 4th Of March. See
advertisement.
Last night pubic Temperance meeting was
held az Union Chapel under the auspices of
Pioneer Council, Sons Of Jonadat, At which
Capt. Wilkinson. Rev. III. W. Reed azd b. ID.
Peck made addresses.
IL is said that the proprietors of tie National
Theater intend TO rebuild al snce, al the draw
ings and plans are now being prepared and the
bsihiing wilt be ready for Occupancy for the fall
season The flan embraces the remodeiling of
the stores in front, and the entrances. The
billiard rOo@ over the stores 10 now being re-
paired and refurhished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

WAsHINeToN's BIRTHDAy-To-day being
The anniversary Of the birth of George Wash.
tngton is being celebrated in this District as a
6o' Nv. all the government departments being
tna- a, well as the Offices Of the District gov.
-.nent. The national flag was displayed on
sr =, ~''~ osiltiags, monument, hotels, &C.
~ RI tne PuO.-~ Hastail j. 7, X. Plant,
Sorcoran Zouaves, hrum corps
numbering u muskets, headed by
LeI, AT II O'clock for Alexandria where they IA,
taking part in the grand procession in honor of
the day. The Oldest Inhabitants celebrated the
day by meeting at the City Hail. Mr.. Wild
dows played a number OF national and popular
melodies on the chimes at II O'Clock, and will
play again this afternoon at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

bASAGE BY THE WIND SrORN.-Yester,lay
afternoon the high wind blew out the boarding
ever the front windows Of the new Grace I'M
s-) church, corner Of 9Th an.i 9 streets and
ehey were braced in again, but the force of the
gale was 20 great that they were blown out
agar, and the east wall, above the main floor.
vac also blown out, and fell with great crash,
alarming the neighborhood. The Carpenters
were m the building at the time, but fortunately
rome were injured. The damage amounts TO
rom 800 70 800. About the same time the
ROOF OF Mr.. Norman WARDS residence, No. 1912
Esh street. was loosened and raised completely
frem this house 70 those Of Mr.. Hallet Kilbourn
and Mrs Clark adjoining. The entire roof of
NJ. W ards house was blown Of, and the upper
portions OF the building otherwise injured. while
ON the third ioOr OF the other two houses the
&silings were considerably damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

TIE BOARD OF HEALTH met last evening.
and the health officer submitted his report for
fhe week ending February 18th. There were
a. new cases Of small pox against 81 for the pre-
vious week; q were removed 10 the hospital,
q sl there were IL deaths: 9s nuisances were re-
ported and - sbated; 50 bushels of OYSTERS $50
pounds of beef. pounds veal, 3 calves, o tur-
keys,4 geese, 81 chickens, prairie hens, and
&c rabbits were condemned As unwholesome
food During the week ending February DIST
there were liz vaccinations; 90 white, % col
ored- The mortuary report for the month OF
January shows there were 2S5 deaths-i3I
whites and 9s eolored; - of this number died
from small rox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

baisnce.
The papers in the case are likewise returned
without recomme ndation Of eommut alton.
Very respectfully, your oh svt,
GEO. p. FISHER, o. s. Atty, C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

A BOARDING House RoBBERY-A few
nights since the Marston House on the south
east corner OF New York avenue and 18th street,
was entered, and several OF the boarders' rooms
robbed OF wearing apparel and other articles.
The thieves took from the room of Vicompte
de Noe. OF the French legation, SIS in money
and other articles, and overlooked package of
money and a gold watch that laid in a promi-
nent place, but in their haste to get away failed
to gather them in The robbery was reported
10 Chief Clarvoe TO work, and Detective Neil
fresh was assigned the case. A Young man, a
boarder, who left the house yesterday. is sus-
yeeted OF knowing something OF the affair, as
he has left town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

rati0ns are being made BY Messrs. 6ibson and
knight and 0tAsf AsheRnen who have landings
ON the river 10 commence work. 1t 10 thought
the fishery season win commence early this
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
LOCAL NEW 8.


WoA's Sss opera HoEse--Joe jefferson in
a. Zip Van Wrinkle"
neater coaique.-Burlesque, songs, dances,
AetroP1li'ss T1sdter-The D'Atalie Troupe
and other attractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

IN Any ONE DOUBTS that the SsRias Gazsfi,
j. the best paper issued o-morrow let him or her
bay a copy and test the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

REAL ESTATE SALxs-Messrs. Latimer &
Gleary, auctioneers, have recently sold the fol-
lowing real estate: Part lot 20, In sqaare 49, to
George H. Lee, for - 100; also. parts lots Ga and
81, IN sub. Of square 62s, and improvements (E
street, between North Capitol street and New
Jersey avenue.) TO VIM II. Bohrer, for al 40;
part lot =, in square us, to Cornelius Sullivan
fer - no. This property II situated ON the
southwest corner OF X street and Delaware ave-
uue northeast.