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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiepeers,
ID No. 1901, Northwest cornerl0th and ID stresfs
THE ISLAND, CORNER 3p AND STREE7s
SOUTHWEST.
- On TUESDAY, July 29th, ISIS, ct 6 O'Clock
III .. m, shall sell, the premises, lots Is, 49,
40, and q in square $685. Lot 10 being i'm proved
BY good two-story frame dwelling. containing ~
four rooms and kitchen, with q brick foundation;
shade trees in front. Title perfect.
Terms: one-fonrth cash; balance in 8, II, and Is
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
SIS down on each lot on day Of sale. Conveyancine
ct purchaserb cost.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
iyl5-eo&ds Herman Anzieger stI Auctioneers.
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II A = = He ID.

,bsCkLEn-CQLLISs. Ats. AlOysius Church.
by hey. Father maguire. on Tuesday, July 18th.
1873, JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY, o. washinsTon city,
u; q, TO Miss MAkf COLLINS, Of Cleveland,
please copy
CRUTCHET-GARDINER. On Monday even
tor, Rev. john McNslley, John A. ckUTCHFT
% Miss MoLLlk X. GARDINER, both Of Wash
ipgton.
Eth OF June. BY the key. X W. Black, EORGE
HAAS. IT.. of New Nerk, to MATTE ISABELLE
this city.
WRlGHT-yAN sLYKE. On the I'd inst, At the
Residence Il the bride fat her, 491 street, by
tn. Rev. II. Smith, JOHN G. WEIGHTta MARY
VAN sLYkE, both q Washington, ID. c.
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RY LCTTRELL DUNNINGT0N,
ID Auctioneers, No. 9I7 Louisiana avenue,
Between " Ia and % n STRAITS mort
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL kSTATE on 7 STREET, BETWEEN
ENCRTEkNTH AND EIEIEE NTH STREn IT'S

TRusTEEs,sA OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on T STREET, BETWEEN
ENURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF EIGHT NEW
TWo-SToRY BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH
HALLS, GAS, BATHS, CELLARS, sc
- By virtue Of three go deeds of trust, bearing
W. date respectively October 10, D. ls72, Navefn-
- her 2, A. u. lo72, and November 4, A ID 1914,
and duly recorded respectively in Liber No. 693,
oo 1885, IlOer N o99, folio $50, aud Lber 69a folio
49, CT seq, OF aud among the land records for Wash
ington county, in the District of Columbia and At
request OF parties secured thereby, 4 will sell, az
hi CHEST bidder, on THU RSDAY. August Z, A D.
1873, at b. 80 o'clock p. M all those Ger. ain lois
pieces or parcels Of ground situated aud being the
city OF ashington, in said District, aud known as
Lots Numbered 1873, 1884, 1885, 1885, l, lbs, III and l42
IN James III DarrOws subdivision Of part Of Square
numbered zoo, said subdivision is recorded in the
surveyors office of said District, in subdivision
book " ID G" No. l, folio lao, together with the
improvements (eight new Brick Dwellings, &c. }
thereon.
The above property will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, of which SlOO on
each lot must be paid down time Of sale; balance
IN equal pay ments In six twelve I'D and eighteen
(lS) months, for which the notes of the purchaser
or purchasers will be taken, bearing interest until
paid at the rate Of eight 81 per cent. per snnum
from day Of sale; interest paI able sem-annualls,
and TO be secured on the property sold the salts
faction Of the trustee Convey ancing and recording
at cost. IL the Of sale are not com
piled with within six days after sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF defsulting purchaser or purchasers
WM. n. HOLTZMAN, Trustee
Jy25 LUTTRELL DUNNINGTON, Aucts.r
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PROPOSALS.
DKOPOsALs FOR FUEL.

OFFICE OF PUBIIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDs,l
Corner Penna avenue and 2lst street, )
WASH NGION, d. O., July Is, 1873
seated Proposals will be received by the under
slEned until IL m, the 25TH DAY OF AUGUST,
l5J 70 furnish this office with fuel for the year end
ing June 20, l57l.
Information TO quality, &c, sc can be OBJ
famed on application AT this Office.
Inc right 20 reject any all bids, to accept any
bid, is seTved and each bidder is required to de-
post with the Treasurer U. ) the sum Of $50, a
guarantee OF faithful performance Of the contract
II awarded TO him. % r. BABCOCK,
Colonel Of Engineers, q. g. A ,
Jyz5-ot In charge Pub. Buildings and Grounds,
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CUNARD LINE.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMEBIOAb
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK,
Algsris-- We'd July % Batavis..--Sat--- July 76
hussia..... We - uly 80 Oalabris- .Sat---Aug 3
-Jaya.....-. W ed--Aug. 6 Samaria SatAug Is
.Gubs .-Wed...Ans. Is byssinia.-sat-.Aug. Is
SScotiA.---. Wed Aug. 2I
ssngers
And every following WEDNESDAY and eATUR
DAY from New York.
RArHs OF PAssAsR.-Cabin, $50, 500, and elm
gold, according to accommodation, 49,.
Tickets to Paris, els, gold, additional. &H6k
Storage, 9Se, currency.
steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts Of Europe, ct lowest rates Throusb
bills Of lading given to Belfast, Glasgow, Hsvfe
Antwerp and other points on the Continent and Tor
Mediterranean ports For freight and cabin pas.
3reen; for Storage passage, ct No. Ill Broadway
'''9 UHAS. q. FRANCKLYN, Aren't, New York.
OTIS BIGEL0W, Agent,
Office, 643 ID street no rtnwest.
novB-V Washington, d, o.
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RYLUTTRELL HUNTINGTON A uctioneers
- 81 Louisiana ave, bet. 9th and 10th SITS. n W
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET: BErxEEN
ING OF SIX (6J NEW TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS,, WITH HALL, CELLARS o.

REAL ESTATE ON STREET. BETWEEN
l4IH AND 15TH NORTHWEST. CONSIST
ING OF SIX 90 NEW TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, WITH HALL. CELLARS, &C.
- BY virtue of six deeds of trust, bearing date
respectively November z, A. ID. 1872, No ember
IS, A. ID 1871, November IL, A. ID 1877, Novem-
Der Is, A. ID. lS1 November IA A. ID. 1874, and No
vember Is, A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded respec-
lively in Liber No. 702, folio IA Liber No. folio
Is Libsr No go folio SOL Liber No 500. folio 29g
Liber No. 699 folio 2T. and Lber No 500, fslio 25
ct seq, Of and among the land records for Washing
ton county, In the District of Columbia, and BY
direction of the party secured thereby will sell ct
public auction, in front Of the premises the high
est bidder, On THURSDAY, August z, A. ID. 1873,
at O'Clock D. M, all those lots pieces OF ground
situate lying and being in the city of Washington
ID said District, and known upon the official plan or
and las, in James II. Dsrrow's subdivision Of part
Of square numbered 16 as the same are record ID in
the surveyors Office Of said District, in subdivision
book III. ID. c., No. 1, folio l40, together with the
improvements (six new brick dwelliDgsD thereon
This properly will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which 100 must
be paid on each lot at the time of sale; balance in
SIX twelve and eighteen months, in equal pay .nts
for which the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers
will be TAKEN bearing interest until aid the rate
OF eight (sl per Cent. per annum. payable semi
nuay and to be secured the property sold TO the
satisfaction Of the trustee. Conveyancing and re-
cordDg at purchasers cost If the terms Of sale are
not complied with in six DAYS after sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defanting put chaser or purchasers
WIN. u. HOLTZMAN. Trustee
jy25-d LUTTRELL HUNTINGTON, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.

AOO11ON OALEkS.
FUTURE pays.
ID Aucfionees and Reel Estsse Brohess,
street. star Oiics Building.
TRusrEEgsALE sI Two NEW rwo-sroRY
hASsk fR RoS Ss Arr sAsEs sHT sSiSk
fxsr, AZ F4 G6o41 ooxHriroI AND l srksETs
- b viT,S IT,. Of deed Of sry:s asssd IN Nay i!sh,
folio 81 one q the Land rscerd. ieT Ws.hiss,os
saoUn R 81 sss DTs%, . q; q
s .na s.h H Sss IS q
b.ssment BRICK dwellings. ''' -"'
sale All 3 cot q
,s,s-d LArfnRRk x ! dEEassi - S.ss:.
1.-THE ABOVE sAhl ID POSTPONED until
'a sssdad. LArflfh ~A GEsAsf fr 2ss::
1.-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 2sth, lls, same hour and place.
iyY-dad. LArIsEk J d dkEAkt, l Hass::
RY LATIMER OLEARY,
% Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
''''' Star Once Building dEiH .no INN street,
FsFA1' TH eSSSH YER
STREET WEST, AT THE JUNCTION OF
- On MONDAY the 2Sth day Of uly, ISIS, at 6
o'cl1ck 3; m we snail sell on the premises, be-
SAINT having feet neSss front running p1sa
to sth street west with the improyements consist
fe building fronts on Boundary, between 7 ~ and
s'h streets making it valuable property.
notes bearing per cent. interest and secured By .
deed f trust on the premises. Conveyancng at the
Of Sale must a0S Be on PHI gay With q
within i've days, or the properly will be resold at
iyaadtds cost IAT ri SisG GLEh fSa Ano.s.
RYLATIMER CLEARLY -
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NEW Jersey AVENUE,
gHE CFFS OF xNs SHEETS TnN W.,
the District Of Columbia, passed. IN equity cause
compainants and joseph s. Boss ct al. are defend
ants, will self, on THURSDAY, the Slst day Of
public a lot 'P s. %
seph s. Boss subdivision of lots ten and eleven, in
55S, improved by a neat and comfortable dwelling
The terms of sale are: One.third cash, and the
balance IN SIX and Twelve months from the day of
give promssory notes for deferred payments with
surety sureties, to be approved by the Trustee
No de.d given n gnt al purchase money and inter
on the property sold The terms of sale must be
complied with in ten days, otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell at cost and risk OF de-
faultng purchaser or purchasers. All conveyancing
at cost q purchaser or purchasers. 500 deposit
down at time Of sale.
WIN. J. MILLER, Trustee.
JyS-3aw3w&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
KEBBY, DENT 4 co., GsruaI AHci,o.s1s s.d
IN Commission Merchants, also Agents for Her.
rings Champion Fire Proof SAFES, Nos. 313 and
S1s 9TH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue
Goods sold at auction at our rooms or any part Of
the city. Special attention paid to selling Real
Estate at auction. Liberal advances on consign-
neDts and prompt retur myIO-Iy
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n c. WILLARD,
W EBBITT HOUSE,
apl-h WASHINGTON, d. O.
THE BkYANT HOUBI,

v'a1 6hlA0T dOUbB,
Located o. eer.s1 llik ssvsa sd N. T. ssssss.
amer the LIST Of December, la3, Permanent ans
most desrsbly and most conveniently located houses
The rooms are neatly furnished, we'll lighted ana
,ommodations.
The charges are low, but the wants and the com.
tort OF oil guests will be carefully provided for.
The proprietor, q. RICHARDS, hes determined 70
erovtde good caterer. uovl1-eotf
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WAsHINaTogs E0RL0LK, BOSTON. AM

w PROviDENOE. o0toH' AND
The ane Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKI
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot Ee&S
Of eth street, every MONDAY
Thy KspAd , ct p m; touching g grneipal River
the and Line for Boston and Providenos
lake. via Norfolk" Branch ticket once Il Knoll
Express once, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
7. NJ. CROuCH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY OLAGETT, General Agent.
mB Plants Store. corner 18th n. and Pa ave-
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BOOKS, PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION.

BOOKS, PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION.
Will be sold to pay storage and other charges, on
THURSDAY, July Gath, at ~ O'Clock m at the
warehouse of John Ogden, No. 3l4 7th street, be-
tween Market Space and street.
Gales Seatens Annals of Congress. from I797,
about l9 900 volumes, (unbound.D
Gales Seaton's Congressiona Debates about 900
volumes, (unbound.)
A large number Of volumes Of the Public Land Laws
Estimated weight about 60 lGo pounds.
Terms at sale. LATIMER CLEARY,
Jyl6-dts tRep.1 Auctioneers.
SBY CONSENT OF PARTIES INTEREST
ed, the above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
August 9th, 1873. same hour and place.
JyA LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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rUNARD LINE.

With the view Of diminishing the chances of collt
sien, the Steamers of this Line will, henceforth,
take aspec1ned course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of 90 at 43 Lat
nothing tn the north of 2
On the HOmeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 30 at a Lat nothing to the north of "a iyl4sm
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STEAMER LINES.


a NCHOR LINE STGAMERS,
"A Sail from Pier -, North River, New York,
EVEBf WkDEBsDAY AND SATURDAY..
The 1aeeenger accommoda tious on Steamers of
s s1s Line Are 9TnsSurD::s.d for clearance eank
on uyDer deck, thus securing rood light
and ventilation. RATS OF PASSAGE TO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, Oh LONDONDiKRY.
S0. stsan.ss. We'd. ssssSsWs.
CABIN return iisr.;: :.c.4a s and 80 ss.A -
bsst sccommodations-.-.--. el0. ....--.-ol0
etesrags, currency, go.
Certncstes for PassaGs from any seaport raflvsy
station In Great Britain, IRELAND the Oensncnf q
Yer resssSs sp,i. 70 iS6 1sf i!ss.
boyltns Gress, Eew York; ANNIE K. HUN.
or ALEX. WILLIAMSON, 1855 Penn. avenue
Agents, M.shington. ms-t,th ,s0
NEW RXPRIs0 LINE VIA GA VAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALlXAGDRIA, Va. WAau.
IhGTOn AnD 010k01TOWh, D. q.
From Pisr !, ncrt RA WS.rv.,. Phil. e.SA
eHAsISPl:, WfSEisDxf and SAT. 80
= tToa g Water street., asorsssown, D. O., russ.
This line connects q .Philsdsiphia with "Olyde,
Non Linz" q :sssmers fer Providence, Boston and
nv oLrSt 6 ao5D fSi AIssS. e. D.
A. Reid, Alexandria, Va
WALDO A. PEAROE, % Congress Street., Bos
& Freight. delivered b Knox's Express. order
or at the steamer wharf will be promptly ATTENDED
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DY LATlMER q CLEARY,
- Auctionesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
Star Office Building
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AUCTION SALES.

RI LATHE VLEAkr.
ssar 0acs Buiiiins
GRocEEIEs: LIeuoRs, TOBACCO AND CT.
- o. WtbSs IS At s sSSTtss July So
s,S :. Nh no nh, ,ss sS1s1,. q
s sSs and s { ss, VII sl ls,. :. c.,.
S6..ti I and snoiins f fSs s scar. Sn''
Syrup, Malassss, Vinegar.
soap, Soda. Salt Fish
SSsss s.. s Min. Shelf Good.
gs;s Ie.sI:sl EsII..s |. c1..sr. A.ee.;
BIZ LA a1,s,.a..,. o y. -,
.niS street sssl One es' ss ss nd '''
P9 9ssSDE. SALE Q! ,HIsHLY pnsrRAsIs
smfnxlk9 9x Ps2PERIr on tbs eoTTH
sTREEfs NoRfHwiSf. BRING Ne. SIS sS0
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July as.A.
- above Described premises The improve 'aents
consist Of three-story and basement Brick Dwell
ing, containing IA rooms and ball modern improve
I;5m: ; easy and made ko:rn day ., s.,. Pos.
ya rR.,, T.frs TSkIrG SsxA ksor Ssy,.
RY pgNoASsoN. bowling q co, Anc,..
sh AIMS. OF HousEHoLp FURNITURE IN
a WEDNESDAY MORNING, July sob,
W commencing at 10 o'clock. will cell the
Hsntre contents q house 2a6 81 street ne rth.
H. q. Psrlor snite, N T Chsmber Sets,
Cottage Sets, Hair Mattresses,
Tspes;ry, fasran 's and s ans sScs sssr
Wardrobes, Tables, sideboard,
Cook and other Stoves, Lounges
Crookery and Glassware.
And numerous other articles in the household
VISA. DUNchNsoN, BOWLING CO., Auet.
RYLuTTRELLS DUNNINGToN, Auotioneers
~ si' Louisiana sv., bet. 9th and 10th sts., n ".
TRUsTEE,s sALE0F VALUABLE IMPROVED
HWnrnsRRrEE 6N AND FIFTEENTH NORTH
STORY BRICK DW S Ii GV with HET H. rMe,
CELLARS, &C.
a. By virtue of deed of trust, dated October Is.
- go. Of the land records for Washington cosuty
in the District OF Columbia, and by direction Of the
tion to the highest bidder in front Of the premises
on THURSDAY, August 7, A. d 1873, At 8 o'clock
being in the city of Washington, in said District,
and known as lots numbered Iss and lao, in James
II. parrows subdivision Of part Of square num-
bered 26, the same is recorded in the surveyors
once OF said District, in subdivision book II d C,
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, of which slOo
must be paid down on each Tot at time of sale; the
balance in equal payments, in six, twelve and eigh-
teen 6, Il and Isl months from day Of sale for which
the notes OF The purchaser purchasers will be
taken. bearing interest, until paid al the rate Of
eight per cent: per annum interest payable semi
annually, and 10 be secured on the property sold 10
the satisfaction Of the trustee. Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost IL the terms Of sale
property will be rsscid at the rick and Cost o. he
defaslting purchaser or p1rchasers
jy25-d LUTTRF Ill DUNNINGr0N, Aucts.
n n n n u n TN ~
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WIN. J. MILLER, Trustee.
yS3aw3w&ds LATIMER Il CLEARY, Aucts

X EBBY, DENT q CO., General Axcftons1s aad
n COnsn,iss,os Msrefa1ts, also Agents for Her;
31s 9TR STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue
Goods sold Ct auction at our rooms or any part Of
Estate at auction. Liberal advances on consign-
uleDts and prompt retur myIO-ly
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HHsoN's HOTEL.
No. TOO STREET,
jt22-u BKTwEHN 7rH AND 8TH SrREErs
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
JAMES SYKES, Proprietor,
FRONTING PESssYLvANIA AVENUE,
Bsttcee. lSth aad l4ih Streets,
WARRINGTON, DC.

Thankful to the public for generous pstr onase in
the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends and
patrons to test the Of his present
tablishment, which he promises shall be found q,
jan9u tRep., Chron.
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DY LATIMER CLEARLY,
ID Auctioneers and Reai Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eley-
enth street, Star Once Buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.
AN oDp-FELLOWs' EVENING.

The fifty-fourth anniversary OF American
odd Fellowship celebrated last evening by District
No l. City Of New-York at Apollo Hall. few remarks
were made by John A. Kennedy. p g. Sire, after which
VIM Ellison p. G. Sire. OF Baltimore delivered the ora
tion which was very long. lie spoke OF the necessity
inherent in mans nature OF association and said that in
all the various stages humanity from barbarsm to civ
rzaon associations for mutual aid and announcement
had existed He then reviewed the history Of odd
Fellowship America from its origin In Baltimore In
1919 the struggles through which IL has passed the GOOD
il has accomplished and its steady aud uninterrupted
growth until now It numbers more that one million
members. The speaker greeted with rounds OF APP
pause An original anniversary song was sung by Min
H. Barnes p. G.. NJ Solos sung by Miss II. r.
ShaiTer ana MRS. gallagher ami duet by Misses H.
and Clara wilson. There two harp solos by Alfred
+. TOumin, and violin soto by Josie Lambert 7. F.
Bovine recited Tastes Differ" aud there closing
ode sung the OF America" The evenings en-
tertainlnent closed with dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
A 'LoyGsHoRENIN's ARRAY.

At 4:30 p. IN. yesterday serious aftray took
place between number Of 'ongshoremen on the wharf
adjacent to the Empire stores at the foot Of Mans
Brooklyn, aud of the badly cut with cot
ton-hook Hugh Woods, a 'longshoremen, residing al
No GO Talman-st, Of gang that were loading
the English ship WrenfOrd. The captain OF the vessel
dismissed him for drunkenness, and employed John
Lynch nonsociety man, OF No 10 Plymouth-st In his
place Woods assaulted Lynch with coton-hook and
cut him terribly about the hands, arms and face. John
Mclaughlin and John German, two other workmen,
seized Woods TO prevent his doing further injury and
while they were endeavOrng To take the hook away
from him, IL penetrated his right hand tearing the flesh
and artery. The police OF the Second Pre-
cinct arrested the men, and Woods and Lynch re-
moved to the City Hospital Tie particulars OF tits
ARRAY teegraphed 10 the Central Office, but were
ere gunDressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Mr.. j. p. Solomon, local lawyer, highly
esteemed among the Hebrew population OF the higher
class, will lecture tonight at steinway Hall, on the
'H story OF the Jews"
j. p. Solomon, Grand Saar of the Ancient
Jewish Order OF Kosher she Barrel Will lecture this
evening, at steinwsy Hall on " The Wandering jew"
Owing to the illness of Rufus Andrews the
investigation of the char ses against Joseph b. Young
was postponed yesterday. until Saturday. Controller
Green had been summoned 10 appear II witness hut
presented letter requesting the committee to ercu,
hun.
An adjourned meeting of the Excelsior
Temperance Society held. last evening at the Five
Points House OF Industry About onehalf the audience
Italians. report read, showing that the So
ciety had held twelve meetings and received G sia.
tures ~ the pledge. Philip Pinhdl interpreter at the
police headquarters, addressed the Italians I'm their
native tongue and remarks we're also made by A NJ
Powell
The Eighth Springtide Festival of the
orpheon Choral Society. for the free training school
fund.- was held last night at the Academy OF Music Tie
large chorus OF children and older pupils was assisted by
orchestra from the Philharmonic Society the boy
chorus Of st. Adams the Church OF the Heay, nv Real
and the Church OF the Holy Apostles The Academy was
comfortably hed. aud the entertainment apparently
pIeased all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
w. T. and D. Blodgett, on the north side Of one-hund
"A -, ..... arr -, ,o..oon Third and Fourth

w. 7. and D. BlOdgett, the north side OF onehuna
rodand-twenty -hfth-st, between Third and four'i-
ayes, be occupied by the IXh District civil Oours
and the With District Police Court The ColnuurS aSDg
Armorles and Drillrooms reported In favor o. Ctrsi
various bills including those for work on Ss IN" original
Market ArnOry, amounting 20 s291H. TUG 20 ~ 90.
amount of these bills $59s29. NICHOLAS oesd
count for t15952 "a cut down by n r. TtIreenfn
aminer TO So $50 80 Bills for work on inc ont,s,n
Street ArmOry were similarly cut down. a mr..
was adooted autborng the Controller 10 Sor
rant for sls7 so In favor OF John H. ou sr ,s7,
copylng and extending and assessment rons %
Geo IT. Andrews Commissioner OF Taxes anu h ,orc,sd
ments who recently called attention TO VIVA. 40 "a
a gross attempt 10 swindle the pubic yted a re-
assessments nv means of circular when pfouse a ~
duction OF onehaf Of the amount mas peei nc ,b
Mcssrs Tohnson a Ward at whose expense nc Iuauc 'o
cbarges that their motives in making inc &C. ss y
men were strictly honorable Inc nrn ssy
A short time since our attention was t,o1 ,hat
subiect of personal taxes by cnens' wv t naIna
ms nersona property was assessed at s iu vaiue'
bYe his real estate only assessed AT mar US VALUE
he deemed himself unable 10 swear ms personal asses
ent down any hut thought lie should DC ehutleu 10
snob q reduction as would make ms assessments
sor real snd personal estate about the same per,
cta 80 on the value OF the property. We nave sihce
that the business of reducing taxes mas peen
rstitnfed 10 dishOnOrabe purposes, ana that an u
fvornhe lmputatlon Is necessarily thrown upon M
those who enter into it, and that our ideas III respect
the method of making assessments for personal estate
ZERO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
THE ALLEGED POLICE OUTRAGE.

Sergeant Cornelius Weston and Officer Me-
Donald Of the Thirty first Police Precinct appeared be-
fore Coroner Herman, yesterday TO the charge
of aying dangerously maltreated william Rehlsen sa-
loon keeper, alleged by the latter and hrs wife.
The Sergeant stated that he passing Rehsens saloon
in street car and saw Rehisen assaultng Officer Me-
Donald with bottle. He went to the rescue, and Rehl
sen fed the roof. The Sergeant passed through an
adjoining house the roof Of Rehsens house aud
rested Rehlsen who tried TO throw him of the roof.
severe struggle ensued in sedeense the Sergeant
struck Rehseu with his club The officers averred that
Rehlsen had always been turbulent and troublesome
that had arrested several times for Sau
that on Sept 49, 1871 he convicted Of violent assault
and battery, and fined $50 Inspector Wsing and Capt
Killea Of the Precinct, who accompanied
the officers give bail II required, cOrrObOrated their
statements Rehsen's reputation. and they were
permitted to depart ON parole.