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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-01-28

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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

There will be special meeting Of tue Illinois
Humane Society at tho Grand Pacific Hotel
Saturday IT o:s0 .. M.
Members OF the Heta Pei fraternity aro re-
qucstcd to meet In tho eub-room Of tho shcr-
man 1luuss Tits afternoon at s O'clock.
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sallc for the bencllt OF tho Newsboys' Homr.
Donations of food are desired, at,l all heads Of
families agb requested to lunull there, aud send
tl!clr wives to do likewise.
The twcnty.1lrst annual festival Of tho
Grllet1l VcFelti and Skisa National Cclebrati0u
will taka placc, under tllu cIluree OF the Swiss
Macnnerclur, B:}0 Saturday evening Ut
uhltel,'s Hull, coruer of Clark and Ktuzle
streets
The first lecture OF tho series OF seycu free
lectures to t!lp plbllc At Tic Chjcuyo Home.
opati!ir College, CORNER VI Michigan avenue u.nl
Van HAren street, uM medical tunes VI trcl,rrul
Interest, will 1p Irilyereu bY III. W, II, WuuI-
yutt, tlsls Afternoon ut 3 O'clock OIL aUur Ears
auT How to Tuko Care ut TAuIn."
The ct!ored citizcns ct this vi.y Will celebrate
thu evening Ut tho 9TH uf December IN honor III
the issuing Of ttsc Emancipation trurlantut!ou ol
President I.ncolN, Ut G.iion Hull, cor1lcr Of
Clark aud Alanrou streets. Addresses will 10
delivered BY number 0t prominent gentlemen
4 glcc club, consisting Ut twenty ladies and gcu.
tlcl.sn, anu composed Of soiru Ut the best iua-
scal talent Ia tic city, Will furnish tic 1,lllnjc.
1t will bo given under thu ausEic.s uY the Vest
trn Star socia Club.
, 1876-11-17
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
n 81


Tic tenth annunl session of thu National
Grange, now III pto.ress Ut tho Palmer liol,sc,
convened for fts tccoIl Days busllrss ut 10
o'clock yesterday morlliag, tho t3rar,l Muster In
tho chair. Tlle session was upened according To
the ritual OF the Fourth Degree.
tbs roll If tho s.ates fur ncw business was
next ca1letl unlcr This lc4l several co,nIt,,.ui-
cations, petitions. anu memorials fru1n subordl-
nate Grupgcs Ut SEVERE! States wcre read antl
referred to appropriate committees. Under
this head wcrc suveral resolutions from State
Oranges recommending that thu sessions Of thu
National Grunge ba hereafter held blet,nially
Instead Of annually; also y large number Of
recommendations fsyortng the establishment Ut
tobacco and WOOL warehouses At central points.
A large number of amendments to thn eonstltu.
tlou and bylaws were ulsu offered; unl, like all
Other business, referred 10 appropriate colu-
mlttees.
Meaats. Adams, OF Minnesota, and Graves, of
Massachusetts, were added " tho Committee on
the Good Of the Order.
During the session Representatives from Naw
York Nebraska MaAscluietta. Punnaylssula.
, 1876-11-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Form Of Local Governmnet" t"nS'n.
conr1s,,IonoI mnsahSnGs, D, C., Now 1Tho Join.
OF government for thu DIs,rl,', ~ " ~ new iosm
arc holding daily sessions at tc Canito1 1oun1la
scntatsots on various sublccis p,,ol. cns. lepFo.
mae before them y single lnivlluas s 70 Ia
@sia saSe ee f5'1sr' ar The avoeate,@ @ OF ~
n.ns, p te Cd municipal sy.te Inv a hcca ,setua
hs@ss sha se 'FSn sosse ~ 9sl s
cnt!re DISTRICT, they prefer rc,rncs 10. 70
snsnse9y as Ha at"'gstn 10 Marya svs,'ass s
lent of tho District. One xcs In ,ne IA, eeoscrn
and e ssa ststss TT l.. liz bs +
supervsors and Council Thc u y fho. hoat1 ot
ior i,,rstiaa II tGira|"sy s un,pa ho11Ts NIX
The Committee lcriJicI ,iattts.,..I e
e. TUG District should bc administered reIrSS!peas H. 'hss
watss 10 - now the node Of .ecsN.s tfss
cidcd subsequently. 'e''''''' 70 10 DE-,
, 1876-11-17
TIE C1TY-HAIL,

Tin rcccin,a f,,m tbc yvotr- Don,-tn,,n,
.,...''1,.., ,..i'.. ,so s"'"'
yesterday were unusually !afge,-$4,Aa9.
The following building. .perntts weso issued
nv. N tn. , ..'', 'ss ..to'y w. p'aia-
Mss' 4o's 1Ao ieet eaen' @ on "es1 Lake. near
sholuon ssreeti .. /. Williams, three two
tuptun. ucnr iInyne street.
''n.a' n,,.n'. 80 ..ss $3.50 -,
lncre Was yesteFaay p'acea III the hands OF
thn Cty.Colscetor warrant for $5o5, ,00a,Ul the
su,u being that ,urt Of tha Dearhorn strcct
nssess,rnt whicl, was uppcnlcd to thp Sunrcme
Court, ul which tlit tribunal warranted ly If,
affirmation OK tho declsion OF tho court bclow.
n,,., M. ,,,,, H.. 49,, -, =.
ihe e!tf VIZ. oe tea!y anu On haflu o. ~
uc'oth ttta ''..i tH;is utiHc cuuust uruWiAont1
~ 10 ausmcI " ~ h. ts s,au5 u1!o. ,. !of a. ~
3naStlon III nv Nest.slae fae ease. Judge
thoi ~, m,,,niI I ~. r.Ix ~ ,lnn 'ta NV sua;
sn"t H. H. ttI H. NJ '"'ab' Z" 10 e@psetea
, 1876-11-17
CANADIAN ITEMS,

hWeaA DtSp4scA 20 1He Tribune,
MoNrnfAl' NOV. lo.-ln reply to tho ylee.
Consul General OF the United States in HI. c,Ir
tho Washington Government Informed linz NJ, =.
tho Canadian exhibits may 10 exported ia INV
country BY exhibitors or tho Centennial con;.
mis5loncrs Without paying tic duties With
such goods would 10 subject to under or,ltn,1v
circumstances. "N'
Special Dtspo.ch II 7ae Tribune
ST: JOHNS, y: b., NOV. 1C.-The Govcrumrnt
Cur Works ut Mnncton hRyo nov In course ri
eonstruct'on 200 ears Tor thu Inter Coia,al
Hallway. When these afc completed, The Chni
Trunk will aceep. NIL freight offered It Tor for
transportation to tho lower provinces Al nres
gnt tho Grand Trunk refuses TO make contfatt,
1or carrying large consignmcnts because the
number Of cars. '''S
Special Nspotca to Tie Tribune.
QuEnKc, Nuv. acknowledgement las been gigtn
IN the C!arleyOlx controYerted clctton sustain.
Ing tho Hon. Fl. l.. La1,gerin In his scat, aaI
conforming Mr.. Trcmblny to pay all costs.
, 1876-11-17
FALSE rnErENsEs.

IL THE OBTAINING OF GOODS UPON rR0MI3H TO
PAY AN iSD1cfAnLR orrarsE1
A case Of peculiar interest Vas tried before
Justice Mccch yesterday afternoon. Samuel
Grouse, q kccn-wlttef aud decidedly "rapilh
young man whose home Is at Allegheny, pa.,
bit whose principal tell Of operations Is Mt the
Union ssock-inrls near this city, was arraigncd
on the charge Of obtaining goods by false pre-.
tcnses. liz had purchased of Kelly l. GRADER,
livestock commission firm With whom he had
frequently had dealings of satisfactory
character, twenty head Of cattle at
$500 per 100 pounds, amounting to $500,
mode which prevails at tho Stock Yards, aud
Grouse agreeing to pay for the cattlo by
o'clock III tho afternoon Of That dag. liz failed
mn advance Of 81 upon tho price he had prout-
tsetl to pay, and, pockcsing tho ss05, tcft Kelly
s. Graber to whistle for their money. Dccom-
Ing satisfied thAt Grouse had no Intention Of
paving for tho cattle, they procured Ills arrest
upun tho charge above stated, Anu thu casu WIS
brought bctoru Justice Mech. l}otli sides werc
represented BY able COUNSEL, Mcssrs. Moran and
Fry appearing for tho cutnplnfnntts, and
Atessrs. nart!y and Constantine for the prisoner.
Tllere wus practically III contest Us to tB iaets,
but tho lctclso rnlscd the point, mil sustained
1t ut great lcnEt! hy. argument md citation Ut
Crousu wus not int,ictahlc tnasn,ucll as sle pro-
curing Of goods upon promise to pay did not
coniu within thu statute relating to tho obtain
il,E Ut money or goods by lalsc pyetrnscs, aud
that tue remedy of tue compafnnnts must bc
found In \ civil action only. The counsel for
Kelly T. iraocr declined to arguo tho question,
and Justice .slcccl held tho prisoner III st,5O0
bail for trial In tho Criminal Court. Notlce
was promptly given by Crousu's attorneys
TINT they Should nppy tllls morning to Judge
McAlllstcr Tor writ OF habcas corpus. II ls
ion applicable tu tho peculiar fenturcs OF this
caae, though preecdrnts a,d authorities are not
wanting III other Suites, And tho ruling Of Judge
NcAt]t5ter upon the application for writ will
question whether tic obtaining OF goods upon
promise tu pay. even, us IN this case, under cir
cus1sstanccs strongly suggestive Of an intent to
delraud, constitutes u case VI falae pretenscs
under the stntute,
, 1876-11-17
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
NEW DYrAKrttlE

Tho Academy u Bcienccs has taken new de-
rarturc. 1t was almost cxt!nEushed by tho llru
Of 1871, and On tho death ot Its Accomplished
curator, Dr, Simpson, It was left without tbs
scientist who haL hitherto given It a nu,ur among
scientific soctctfcs In th!s country and In Europe
The officers md members have since bpen lat,ur-
ne hard md inteIllgultly, anl ,luve s,,cvec,lcl
n rcgathcrtng lrstrslass collection In thu ,n,ss,
though deficient in NUMEROUS spots, fty,,ltn:. a
basis for very yaluabu collection! til nearly i'll
departments Of natural history wilen sufficient
aMl making of II l!aripnnols
wlolo. For some tiu,e past, the Trusteos mid
nsetnbers have liAd uNler consideration tho idea
Fast to preside over tic sicstln[es ut tho n,lsu-
UNI, but thu general poverty that lus SCENES,
tn rule Chicago ever slnce the lal,ic laa1o It In.
aAyIsab!u to Incur such I'M expense u w"ulIl
thereby oo involved. Tho sos!cly, tl,erclofe,
.las!, scllm II. ltaboly, Esq, who Ii well knuw,
lor his scientific atta!uncnts, unl whose lla.,G
4 probably much more familiar te
',o IE:'Stl' Ers, sy'ssses oi to East n
work hero having occu chiefly that II instructor
tY tnu young, to takc cl'urso ot thu work. Prof.
tcabtdy Will nuw llaYe vi opportunity to show
to lhu people Ut thu Vest tlat he Is able to tlu
something moro than ,lnpart tho rul.nGnts d!
syionttiiu education, US therr Is no doubt that
lle IL caiGhie Gf n,uuh more thau laa previously
bern @ oIrrcd him to do III tllis city.
Ills mOst Intelligent tnuulber6 1T tue Academy
Ice! encouraged to believe that this step will bu
really new departure ID tllu history ot tho So.
e!ety, 4nd TINT s tutAre un,ler the care vi pruf
Pcahody, viii compare iayoTably WITH lis pssi si
under the direction Ut tho lasnrnlc1 Kcnntcutt,
Foster, aud stitnpsou, Ill oi wlluso nalncs al
carved h!gl! nn ths scroll Of iusnu In fitting
tribute tn their succcas " investigators In thI
field Of Western xciontilc research.
Tho added expenses Of The echaNga arc intended
to be met by Al appeal to thu general PUBLIC
| A plan was sprcsentcA at tho last meeting fol
! action tho second Tuesday In December. Il
, 1876-11-17

NNifGQ to fcmOyG All dirt. 6W11, AhheA md nh.
Of Chap. I'll OF thc revised orilnnnee., which
provides that mo person sl,all tlace nny straw
nirt. Ghips anGl!e. nahcs, ewil, Or other rabo,H.
sey 1as TIC i, ,n{ Of chfSgo s a.s.
srces ot inp.ore y ,cvc,c nj =. n, ~ 70
obstrnct ths sttcct,. rncr nenal,y Of ~ FOR esei,
o'rentc and like penalty for every hour tir rn,.lo
shall ba ,st1etcl to ra.natn after notice given y
any officer ,nr agent Of the city
te fcmove the same," A,to Sec.
81 81 Chhn. ~ o. tne soyiend ordinances, rage
nrn ~ @ ~ rs,ho r,hor
iser In sueh cnnSitin =. ~ o "[!cnsiye innd
naisanec t. the ncighborhous,, snei, person shalI
ccedins sioo anil 10 iii iikc ine % fos cyary say such
nnisaHce shall DO continued alter tho llrst cor.
vtstiSn will he strictly enforced, togcsher With
s"d nsl.sness snt my Ss pes:en who shs s. tean
strests e. " ~ tc stae.n1s.' -. rnmmt,,nr ~
nuisance In tc titv ~ rhien.;o "r wi,hIm Il" H..
rltsltctlan, will be i,rosecntcf
Arrangements can uar,iy bo MAIDS by ali citizens
f!l.t sw'll, nnd rubbish. Ths saperiMtendrnt Of
Foilee anu ihe 'tenlth neartment viii zee to The
enforcement TO- en-, o. thls rroelanaton'
There wll bc several thousand copies Of ths
document printed 1or circulation among tho
clttzcns. .....
supT. nickEf.
snpt. Hickey yesterday said that he had too
inilch e!se M to to to think Of resiEning his POSI-
t""' AHtaG "ClV lHGsce ~ W EaaAtHts uhihu-
ncn TO pc care'A for, md many things to clain
ths attention of the Pollec Dcpnrtnlent. Be-:
sides, Ec collld not we'll resign, f!ncc fc knew Of
nothing no n,',cl. agaInst himself TINT hc was
unit i9r tsiu place, nnd aa for his being
lnsapablc of performing tho duties Of tho
; Office he left that fur, others, to Judge
inc Mayor, who knew him we'll, evidently
thonEtt htsl' competent, and nc !,atl not heard
many compalnta about l,ls inability 70 flll the
otilve. As 1or thn "lack II confidence I" 80
mtfch talktd nbott, Ills friends who would nd
TLsc 4 there M were any need of II lad told him
tint he t'l possess the e'bfllenco Of tho Mcn
nnats Min. nnn To a greater extent tllan ever
S19rS rcmnstd thas pi tho public No. s should stay
Thc siayor s9!d that tho public were better
sasls'tGa With Hickey now than they were BE-.
1eoa hunted down and Destroyed. Mr: Hickey
,a, Ms 9ooa qilsscr, but u l1is administratlon
proved unsatisfactory sonsc!'otly woal.l bc got
lGn wig eo4id elvc satisfaction. ae al.onid not
auYlso ar. Ilicacy to fcs!en, ns there was moth
inE 20 rcsgn loE. lic la'i been competent
QUEER md severe attack Ind 1a''G!i TO breal!
dowh hls reputation ior honesty. The Council
appeared to want q change; nut II n careful
per',sal o. tho evidence tliu nos soften their
, 1876-11-17
SUBURBAN..

A bazaar Is being held III tho Ellis Avenue
Music Hall By tho Iadics Of tue University Place
Buptist Church. The opening Of tho bazaar oc-
Cured Wednesday night, and It will finish this
cvcning. The hall wis crowded with ladies' and
gcntlomcn both Wednesday and last evening.
The goods ou sale cunslst OF all articles which
tiu.l placc in bazaurs of this kind. Tho various
stands OF flowers, candy, notions, domestic ar
tclcs an.l ladics' fancy work, called forth great
prnlsc. The Inter tablc was noticeable for tho
novelties and tinencss Of the work. The art
gallery contained several fno paintings aud 1raw-
ings, statuary, aud photographs. The enter
tannent will cnu this cccnlng.
.raesday ] enih9 eSeiiiag, al and took on thois force
euougl members to MAXI tho acti1u humber
twenty. The Picnic Committee reported that
they lud no debts to pay, aud betwevn $40 and
$5U In the treasury.
Tho Ivy Club meet ut tho residence Of Miss
Casell this evening. The ForcstyIlie Club meet
this evening at their hall.
Mr. Chnppel is building flne house south Of
his residence on Hyde Furl nvcnuc.
Tho "Iu,nc1iku Club y Is thu uamo OF q
new organization which will give soclais Mt the
hall at No. GOO Cottago Grove ayenue. The
Committee OIL Arrangements conssts Of Messrs.
G, l.. Wight, Tho,nas Davies, aud 0. n. Dunk.
Mr.. md Mrs. a. b. russ. T. ]. Hutchluson, 2.
". Dunklec, Mrs. Thomas Dawes, Mrs. ]. y.
Ferris, aud Miss n. Il. Dunklcu. Tho Club
rEugll,se8 to be Just what thu name implies anu
finds warm friends In Oakland.
ixpH PARK.
Charlie Bruce, son OF afr. Bruce, The gate
tender vt Grand Crossing, was thrown from 4
frcght-train while attempting to board It at
| Kcnwootl, yesttrtlay afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Tic buy was picked up by statlon-Agent Bailey
and Dr.. Newklrk, aud taken 10 hts residence,
corner of Drexel boulevard and Fotty-scycnth
street. Tho bones wcro found to be sound, but
| n piece Of acal. commencing at tho thigh md
descending below tho knee, was taken from tho
lcg. Tho hoy was not going anywhere. but Just
jumped on TO- show what he. could
90. liz stood tue work ot tue
well as any ono could. lIo has just uncovered
| FROM broken artil a,Nl spralued unklc. 1hu
pol!cc, notI. public and railway, Iayo orders tn
arrsst any MIC caught jumping OIL 5r Oh tralI1s
while in motion, n''d tley WI! strictly enioFrs
! them.
r'I1s boanl of Education uoet this evening at
The Executive Committee of the Lyceum met
l'ark avenue last evening. This bylaws weru
amended, and tho names OF u few gcntlcn,sn
mentioned for lectures.
| GLAND CRosslN0.
Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Curtls celebrated their
tin wedding Ut their residence In Grand Cross
Ing Tuesday cytulDR. They received thels
friends IN their parlors, which wcre dncly lsco-
| rated with eyergrcens and aowern. Supper was
served to tho danccrs, who kept time to Fttz-
gcralas orchestra. Among those present wclo
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IIurd, Sl1. aud slrs. Johu'
son, bIr. aud Mrs. e. o. Wheeler, Atr. and Mira.
Dunn, Mt. und Mrs. Springer, hr. md Mrs,
ssoyIl, By, aud a!rs. Halliday, Air. and Mrs.
Rhodes, ar. aud Mrs: Tenslsy, Ny. snd Ma.
ling. the ALsSes JoAnaop, palphlu. and others.
, 1876-11-17
TIE BOILER EXPLOSION.

~, ESAMiSA1los M THE coRosEh's JURY
Inc inquest on tic boay OF ratfick Couners,
WHO was killed by the boiler uxploslon at tho
INN nj thc nrer,nt, strcct Station.
'nt> ~ '"o Des.1's e..ee' atasol'.
o,c m, ~ ME. A,,. 1o,.S ,, D. Monr'.i'
OF No. .ol North Carpenter street, testified that
tested the boilers Of thn t:nIon Rn,lIn..,t,,ls
,os, ~, H. nj, -, I'll, ,s-n r. s..',. 49,.
, va -. Wv w. =, ioo ~ 4ounu ton
ooncls III t!4c sLee! uepafttacIt' WHICH were new
anil III good condltion. Witness was Required
Ifu Ind that ,rnrpnr sco, n etnto,pop+ ~ m,
- liz r"n,s H.. -. ,,a ..., ~ ., a',,,.. ~ "t
-. t''e l''p'4o 1'"t ~ Luz 't"c - wv ace'"ens
There was pressure u only si1ty-hve pounds,
pressure Of ninety pounds TO the square incl.
lie regarded IL nS perfectly safe to put OIL IL
pressure OF eighty pounds thucr certain clrculn-
stances.
Of No. l9 North Curtis street, Inspector Of
Botlers for tho Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance
Company, tcsttiIu.l tlat lse Ind examined these
boilers Scut. ., 1876. They were ut tile tlnic ii,
months, under conditions Ut the INSURANCE.
pulley.
l.. =. rlssEY,
Of No. Fig street, huiler-maieF for tho Union
tese boilers lust fal aud they yero nut In racs
In thu following srrin.. lle was c,upfoyc,l
around tl,u mills continually. liz was iu the
Mills untu o'c1oek ol, tilu evening bcforu the
explosion. Dcforu l,c left The tlls It WAS hts
rule to 60 around aid lous ut thu builcrs, nn,l
rythug belonging to his department.. Ihg
new ncn wrrc uli lur tic night when he left and
everybody MAS working all light. KS far as ta
klcw nobody WAS Il, tilo habit OF gu!Ng
out IL get liquor; that was against
tic rules uf the Company. Ho l,ul known
U'Lcarv fnr tho past three ycnrs At Nrst l.e
cln'c there ns 4 fireman, then .bcca,l,e n water
tcader. lo regarded htIu us IL good, rtsponrlblc
lllaEl, nntl he pureetly understood Ills business.
Alter tho cx{ {l05;un llo rxl:nlhcl the buffers,
md discovered no sig,ls OF un,itncss nr my
tllnig tEut could hayu caused tlle explosion.
Tho Watcr iusslu tic boilers could sometimes
Ge warming, and then tic syuter-tender uni.tt
eas!ly MAXI u mistake nbout tho quantity Of
water I'll tho boilers. He inspected the t,uilcrs
Saturday uIttl,t aud found everything all rfght
, 1876-11-17

IT'LL t4Tgylng all this time to get htm,c1t -. .
tInm so e"r he aimed to retrieve h,m.s1f, nut q them.
G soe large government eet
oi,s rssent 81 sssne9 RI e + e esssnaae III,
Afsh'tect Of the p,,tlIs l,IIu,n.ss ,u,.st ns AsIu ~
rn1e' tn Gt''eago, aud oter cltes, III = Phlue
,,,a mo da not want air. Siu]lett y, s't' Mprrl,
sse,s, ese ls refused to allow ini 10 tic,,os ss th
%se bin N as Hy!'s e Sn + IN f.
mott', ngo the hitter ind so .'';,y1cr ,!1c About
no private reaiacnrc tra.stcrssr.t11 s.t1c to his sal.
NAM nc y -, meavl!y tnescl to tic st, 'tls wife.
nst 'ast raor lot tnxes ms iIc owe. on Gose.
bcsu & ss t ,es pressed fur e s'y st
, 1876-11-17
CRIMINAL.

The clothing house OF Abraham Rodinsky.
No. 81 Randolph street. was entered by burglars
last nlght through rcar window, aud thirty
bolts Of cloth valued Ut slb0 wcrc abstrscted.
Edward Smith was unGhasitabto enough to
steal an oycscost frou, tha Superintendent OF
tho Y. AL q, A. rcadiug.roon, IN the Michigan