Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01
C0nsfabies AunOinted.

James A: Bean, Charles Curtin, Charles s.
SShreye, James Lynch; James Carter. L: NJ.
NaShingtonl, III. NJ. c. Danaher, James Ii.
Tucker, G. Y. AtLee, John r. Dale, F. A. Beu-
ter, I ID. Hodgkins, A. r. Allen, and w. Il.
Judge Wylie also announced that. under the
authority of the act, the court had prepared
the form OF bond for both justices and con-
stables, the amount being fixed at - 900 with
Two suretles, who shall justify subject to the
approval of the Court in General Term.
i. Taking the entire list, these are good selec-
and has been regarded In the past as very
faithful officer. Josiah Willard is compare
lively new man, not having been in the bust
OF internal revenue in Virginia before coming
here. J. W. King is well known carpenter,
formerly on the police force, and bears a good
CHARACTER. H. A: Brawner has been for some
years attached to Waggaman's Real Estate
agency, and is said to be No. man:Jas. A
Bean is well known in the eastern section of
the city, and has the confidence generally of
all who know him. Chas. Curtin was former
~ prominent IN local politics in the northe n
part of the city, and was for several years clerk
OF the street market. c. S. ShreVe has been
constable and real estate agent for some
years James Lynch is an old resident of Cap,
ITO! Hill, Tor many years was chief of the old
corporation police and for some time past has
geen IN commission as a justice OF the peace
James Carter is resident of South Washing
TON, Tor many years was a book agent ana has
Deeh III commission as a constable for the past
eral years baiiitf in the marShalS Office and
has held cOnSiable's position for a numberO of
years. r. c. Eckloff was formerly assessor of
the old 4th ward, secretary of the Fire depart
ment, and up to recent date was marshiI for
the Police Court. j. II. Chrism0nd has been
IN coHlmlSSion several years, and has 50 pre-
served his avOcatiCn as not to cause comment
II. NJ. e. Danaher has been very active con
stable Tor some years past and has a fair re
cord. Jas. II. Tucker has been doing business
as a collector and constable for some wears
ln.tnS 7 u
resident of Washington CO.. and in the past
haS been one OF our most energetic collectors
ana conSta0leS. +. A. Beuter was a constable
several years ago and is now Justice of the
peace, located on street between 9Th and
10Th. I. ID. HOdgkin is in commission as a JUS
ice OF the peace, and is represented as a very
gOcd man. A. Il. Allen is flmlliarly known as
quill Allen, was for many years an ndepen-
dent detective, and has always sustained a
nlSn character as an officer. w: II. Benefits
We'll known III the lower part of the u ward
and was well backed up for the position.
HOTEL RoDBERr OF JEWELS AND MONEY.
MIS-. NJ. Z. Sherwood, the prOprietreSS OF
trays hotel, corner Of 18th and streets, suf-
Tered severe loss last night by being robbed
OF fine enameled gold watch and long chain,
a heavy etruScan gold neck chain and cross a
valuable Sett earrings and pin) of amethyst
set in etruscan gold, breaStpin of etruScan
Goio Win tOWerS OF coral, a pair of gold ear
I THtS showing Maltese cross or badge of the
glasses pair of gold-framed eyeglasses. and
a pOcketbOOk containing about $40 in money
which WI She had carefully laid in one of the i
drawers OF her dressing case, locking not only
the drawer but the door of the room contain
ing them. white male servant. a yOung
man, Is supposed to be the thief, as he was ia
the house at II O'Clock last night, at which
time it was supposed he retired but at 5
clock this morning he was nowhere to be
found.
LIST OF PATENTS granted to residents of
Maryland, Virginia and District of Columbia,
for TO the week ending June 18th, lS78:-James
and wringer; James H.Welch, of GEORGETOWN.
-. C., bottle registers; Talcott 7. Farnsworth,
MManaSsa as ha pipe cSHplings Thomas
stopping runaway horses; Robert Hooper. of
BaltimGre, Md, governors for engines; Alex
ander hInnaird, Of Baltimore, Nd, corpse
e.: methods of stamping cigars with revenue
stamps; Frederick E. Porter. of Baltimore,
hiidi, paper bag machines John j. Tonkin, OF
,Izei Of Washington, ID. c., safety pins; James
d. WEIGH, of Georgetown, ID. c., bottle regis
ter ter, Basil NJ. Wilkerson, of Baltimore, Md,
THE BOARD OF HEALTH held meet
Ing Saturday eyenng-present Messrs Bliss,
done by Mr.. Thomas Lucas, in the abatement
OF nu1sances of Stagnant water on private
pre- several years since, were submitted
GERS report for the past week was presentci,
shown PSI ATTACHMENTS Of nuisanceS aud the
lSuai concentrations Of food, etc. A note was
received from the District Commissioners
stating that the contract for the removal of |
nhal. with +. Nj. Draney, had been continued |
Tor the month Of July. A letter from Con |
roner A. &. Porter, of the Treasury depart |
nlted States and the treasurer of the board, |
ldIu ted per reports Of the First Auditor, for |
ix * h Tor the fiscal year ending June 3Oh,
had been closed.
ANOTHER ATOCHA CLAIM.-Mrs. Belva A. |
Lock %oOd attorney at law, of this city, has |
more, in behalf of CarlOtta Royeula, executrix |
d MatlaS ROyeula. of Mexico, against Eliza A. |
Atocna' NadmlnlStratrix OF Alexander
alleged to have been loaned by M. Royeula to |
Alexander Atocha, in their lifetime, on a |
writing obligatory executed in the City Of |
Mexico. in December, 1851, to be paid without |
interest when Atocha received the value of !
he claim he had pending against the United |
states government. 1t is alleged that Mrs |
Atocha had realized from the United States |
government about 100000 of the said claim in |
above mentioned. y. s. District Attorney |
Lockwood as counsel for Mrs. Royeula,
THE JURY IN THE ELLISON CAsE.-WAsH
LNGTON, d. g., July !, lS7S.-Editor Evening
Star: In Saturdays issue you are in error
tSa , you say but two We're for conxiction in
". L
w. q. Phillips. The facts in the case are as
follows: The LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th ballots all
resulted IN | for murder, 9 for manSlaughter
ana Tor JuStlfable homicide; the next ballot
resulted IN for murder, for homicide and
Tor acqulttal; and when we were discharged
by the court it stood for manSlaugbter and 5
for ac4uittal. Respectfully, CT. YoDER
The OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
VIII celebrate the 18th of July by a meeting at
noon no IN the IN MASONIC Temple, 9Th and sts
Dr. John b. Blake will preside. The exercises
sung by an Octette of male voices Mr.. Robert
Ball will then read the Declaration OF indie.
pendence. The song "Our Glorious Union
Forever will follow. Mr.. L. A. G0bright will
deliver the Grafton, and Miss Julianna Nav
Will sing The Star SpaDgled Banner" the
whole concluding with the chorus America
BLACK SILK, so; excellent black silk IS: real
satin finish black silk, 81 and Us; colored
silks, Immense assortment every color and
every shade; checked and striped silks, on
pure white and cOlOred ground; black, Law
ender, blue, brown, checked and striped silks
on pure white and cOlOred ground; black
Tamlse; black grenadines. Carter's, I'll Mar
ket Space.-Adrt.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT auction sale of valu-
able and well located lots on corner 9th and 0
streets northwest, Tuesday evening, 6 O. clock
DIVORCED FROM THE WOMAN WITH THE
IRON JAW.-One of the principal attractions
Of Van Amburgh's circus was Nine de Gran
vile, known throughout the civilized world as