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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24

~Nicholas Rubenstein, aged nine years,
was run over and killed in Baltimore last
night by street car, the wheels MASKING his
body in horrible manner.
NCruZ Lopez commands the banditti in
southern California since the death OF
Chavez. They threaten revenge for the
hanging OF their comrades.
git il stated that the revolutionjsts in
lower California have captured san Rafael,
the capital. and killed Governor Villegrana
and % others.
~Cincinnati proposes to welcome in the
centennial New Year by grand midnight
illumination, bell ringing, cannon firing and
military and civic procession.
SAn unknown young man committed
down on q railroad track and letting a train
pass over him.
SGeorge III. Decker, OF Liberty. Sullivan
county, N. Y, shot and dangerously wound
ed his wife, and then killed himself by cut
ting his throat.
ga Bucks county man going home the
other evening stopped at a spring by the
wayside to drink In the morning he was
found dead, with his mouth and nose just I'M
der the water.
~The stockholders OF the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi andlOhio railroad company met at
NorfOlk, Va, yesterday, and reelected Gen.
VIM. Malone president Tor i've years, and the
old board of directors.
~Application win be made Tuesday at
Trenton, n. J., for the sale of the Monmouth
county agricultural railroad, which was in
vowed a IN ,ddiIncuifies by the manipulations
~Mr. George II. PendIeton, OF Ohio, who
is on his way with his family to Florida,
where he intends to pass the winter, has been
detained in Augusta, Ga, by the sudden and
serious illness Of one Of his daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24
THE COuKIR.

DISTRICT CogRT-Jm,ge H,g3phyeys.
Yesterday, in re. George Stafian IN ban:s-
ruptcy: dismissed. In re. NJ. ID. Frank iu-
voluntary bankrupt on petition OF Boyden K
Co; referred To register. In re. III. l.. Was-
canaan In bankruptcy; discharge ordered to
Issue TO bankrupt.
POLICE COURr-Jt0Gge Nus preSdiia1.
To day, James Thompson alias Black Jim
larceny of a pistol from a store on eth street
by the grab game; ninety days in jail. Geo.
Pool, larceny OF some firewood from Felix
Martin; thirty days in jail. Robert Ray, as
sauIt on George Mclntee with intent to kill.
McIntee testified that he had some unpleas-
ant words with defendant at a ball last night
and on his way home, in passing Ray, he
fired pistol at him, but missed him; grand
jury. John Nelson, (ex-judge,) was brought
In by Detective Sargent on a charge of vag-
rancy. He was taken into custody by Mai.
Richards last night bowling drunk; s20 bond
or ninety days in workhouse. John Robin
son, vagrant, was sent to the chain gang
VIM. Wallace forfeited collateral. James
Humphreys, same. Albert Smith, a colored
razor f1ourisher. was fined $50 or ninety DAYS
in Jail. Sally Brown, assault on Lena Ar
chic; IS. Laura Ann Jane Jones. disorllerly
conduct in Georgetown; s.. Billy Smith.
cursing on the street; -. Elisha Mcdonald
alley cursinp; s.. Thornton Jackson, disor.
derby assembly in Center market; So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24
GEORGETOWN.

HELPED HIMsELF.-As two negro men
were passing BeIwanger & Bro IS shoe store
this morning, one OF them suddenly thought
he would like pair of boots FOR a Christmas
GIT lie wasn't particular about the price.
for he didn't ask 1t; nor about the 1T, for he
didn't try them on. The fact was he was in
hurry. The one who didn't take the shoes
is safely lodged In the station-house, the one
who did left suddenly for the country.
THE FIRE LAST NIGHr.-A bout II o'clock
last night an alarm was struck from box 12l
The fire was al Jarboe's cooper SHOP on Wa
ter street. Engines and were promptly
Oh the spot and al work and prevented any
spreading of the flames; but the shop was
entirely destroyed, with It's contents.
GRAIN.-Lizzie Ragan, with 400 bushels
OF corn and COO bushels of wheat TO J. G. *
j. NJ. Waters; schooner Kitty Ann, with
1890 bushels of wheat, schooner Mary Ann,
with 200 bushels of wheat To Hartiy \ Bro
boat ii. NJ. Talbot, with 800 bushels of
wheat, 200 bushels OF corn, and 400 bushels
OF rye, to III. NJ. Talbot; also 800 bushels OF
wheat 10 T. c. Wheeler.
COAL TRADE.-Consolidation Coal Com
paDy, LOGS tons receipts, 2,5S tons ship
ments: Borden Mining Company, shipments
225 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Ventilation OF sewers


Editor StoT:-l have read The several rticles
in your paper proposing different plans ior
the ventilation o. sewers, so as 70 SNold II
possible, the impregnation OF dwellings with
the poisonous gases. fnot taking too much
of your va luahle space, / have plan TO pro-
pose that I think will entirely remedy the
trouble. In the first place, in all new build
ings that are 10 be erected there should be
ventilating flue built adjoining the tue used
for the kitchen range. not less than 9N9 IN
cbes, well parged, ard not more than " In
ches OF brlckwork between IL and the range
fiue. When the main sewer pipe Is brought
in, carry il 10 the several points peoaed for
lateral connections, and then continue II 20
and insert IL into the ventilating nue. At
each lateral connection needed for closets,
baths, SINKS. &C, and between the main pipe
and the perpendicular pipes place In each
running trap. which will always stand full OF
water. The fiue being always kept hot by the
range hue will create lively draft and pre-
vent any pressure on the water In the traps
can be got up by placing in the range 1ue, IL
it is large CROUCH, a 6-inch heavy gslvinized
iron pipe, its whole height, connecting the
sewer with IL and inserting as proposed run
ming traps in all the waste pipes before they
enter the main sewer pipe. This In hOuseS
already built will be rather expensive for
most people. But IL this mode OF ventilation
should be used in half the houses haviug
sewers in them. the activity OF the current
would thoroughly ventilste not only The
house sewers, bot relieve entirely the large
street sewers from all foul air. Ia putting in
the sewer pipes and in making all connec-
tions the joints should be carefully cenente,t
A BUILDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24

~Mr. Thomas w. Field, superintendent
OF the Brooklyn public schools, is shortly to
marry Miss Alice Martin, one OF the teach
ers. His first and second wives were also
Brooklyn school teachers.
aIA man has been sent in q starving con-
ditton TO the Hudson county, n. ", aims
house for the winter. He asserted TO the
Judge that he would rather die than steal.
one OF the papers proposes making him q
congressman.
~Iwenty-one persons met IN New York
Monday night in the Ashland house and
nominated President Grant for third term.
The meeting defined itself as the Central
Grant club. Colonel A. ]. b. Duganne was
chairman.
~Mr. Samuel Wood, the millionaire, who
proposes endowing free college of music In
Central park, New York, Is very III at his
residence In that city with Inflammation OF
the bowels. He is over eighty years of age
A MI. Hopkins, OF Boston, also wealthy old
bachelor, proposes giving half q million 20
the fund. DIR. William Elmer was the oriei-
nal protector Of The enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24
That Earthquake.

WASHINGTON CITY, Decefnb Der =, 10
Eiitoy Yesterday evenings issue OF
THE STAR contained a notice of the earth
quake felt at Richmond and on the heights
of Georgetown night before laSt. In your
editorial upon the subject you mention that,
according 10 the testimony OF that distin-
guished individual, "the oldest inhahitant,"
never before has the shock of an earthquake
been felt at Washington. II have truly in
terpreted your editorial, 1 beg 20 say that,
for once at least, the coolest inhabitant' is
mistaken. In the year 1853 Washington was
visited by an earthquake. which was more
perceptibly felt on + street northwest. be-
yond the War and Navy departments than
in any other part or the city. J. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-24
CITY ITEMS.
Saratoga spring. a, wi,,.

Reasons for going % Drs S-rong's Pen,,-
DIAL Institute IN winter. with circular ,se-
ScTihing It's Turkish, Russian. SulnhuT ~
dropatbic and Electro Thermal Baths. t6e
Vacuum Treatment. GalVanic aud FaradaIc
Electricity, &C, will he sent on application
Nervous, Lung, Female aud Chronic dis
eases a speciality. faslm.Wf8.