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CIRCUIT COURT, Justice Fisher.-Yesterday,
the following causes were continued:-NOs ),
6, :, Is, y, % 2s. 3S As, A. AZ 81 ~, -, 50, 200,
DOL zoo, 2i3, 2l9 266 27, 27. 2S g. 1O9 lbs, 141,
166 los, l73, BOG, 1Ol, 2, 5, 9, 10, IL, 10, 81.
Raglan VS.. Snyder: defendants death suggest
Herferth; plaintiff called; not answering, non-
suited. Brooke Mackall, Jr., VS.. John Corco-
ran defendants death suggested Fisher VS..
Brechner plaintiff death suggested. Thomp-
SON VS.. Whitney; plaintiff called not answer
ing. non-suited. Mccarthy VS.. Conner; judg-
ment confessed. Fox VS.. Mackall, Jr.; plaintifi
called: not appearing, non-suited. Ross Il
20. VS.. begue; Judgment confessed on terms
Lazarus VS.. Hyam; judgment confessed. Ross
Co, VS.. Donnelly Ofutt; Judgment con-
fessed on terms. NARROW VS.. Boswell: ludg-
ment for plaintiff. Day VS.. Welch: defendant
called: not answering, Judgment. a,6i0-Shill :
man. Hendricks Co, agt Scnunect; judgmen,
on terms. i,is9-1omie agt. Boswell; judg-
ment by default i,6O5-Blair agt. Spaiding
judgment by default-final. 4,655-Stickuey
vs. Gray: Judgment by default on attachment
Hutchinson Va. Merrill & Shirley; Judgment
confessed. Myers VS.. White Il White; rule on
defendant to employ new counsel. Munder VS.
Enrich: rule on plaintiff TO employ new coun-
sci. Harland We. Rynard & Hood; plaintiff
called, not appearing, non-suited. Codding-
ton & c., VS.. Oran ge and Alexandra Railroad
Company: judgment by default
APPEAL CASES
The following cases We're continued 1, ,, 8.
2, 10, 10. 26. 28, %.
The case of Bagnan VS.. De Villier was re.
ferred to MattIngly. and the following cases
We're dismissed Kelly VS.. Martin: Byrne vs.
Byrre VS.. same; Burns VS.. same; Barnes VS..
same; Jackson VS.. same: Bligh IL Kelly VS.
same; Carroll vs. same: ShultZ VS.. same: Willie
vs.. same Hertenger VS.. same.
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Exaninatisn Of the CeIered schools.

Exaainatisn Of the Colered Schools.
TIE annual examination Of the Colored
Schools will commence to-day, and proceed in
accordance win the following programme:
wednesday, june 10th, OK A. M.-Lincoln
Chapel, corner 9Th street east and d street
north-ungraded school-Miss Dyson teacher.
Thursday, 1lth, A. NJ. 10 r. NC street
south, betweea Cd and Sd streets east-four
Misses Pierce and Smith.
Friday, 18th. A M-Delaware avenue, be-.
tween and streets south-primary school
Monday, 18th, A. M-Soldiers' Free Lii.
brary Building, Judiciary Square-ungraded-
Miss Vaughn and Mrs johnson. p M
T Gar HAN, street north, between Eth and
tuesday, 10th, A. NJ. to 12k p. M.-Corner
3&tn ana streets, near servatory-three
graded schools-Misses Fleet and Kiger, aud
near 18th street-Mrs Rick's Female q rammar
and Domestic Schools
wednesday, nth, to i2k.--Istreet barracks,
Barbour, Jones, and Washington. TX p. NJ
corner OF 18th and N streets-Miss Mann's
Grammar School.
town East street)-four graded schools; 10 wer
grades-Misses Randall, Snowden p Cham
berlain, and J. Luckett.
Friday, 10th, A: NJ. to 3 p. M.-George-
Town East street)-four graded schools: high
er grades-Misses Moore, Hardy, Ford, and E.
A. Cham berlaln.
MONDAY, 22d. A. M. to p. Nm street,
near nth street-four graded schools; lower
grades-Misses Simmons, Bacon, Griswold,
and Mrs Hart.
Tuesday 23d, 9 A. NJ to 3 p Nm street
near 18th street-one ungraded and three graded
schools; higher grades-Misses Simmons, Crane
Wright and Browne
"Wednesday, 29th, 9 A. M. to2 p. M-Corner of
9Th and + streets, Island-four graded schools;
lower grades-Mrs. Bemis, Misses Gaines and
Fisher, and Mrs. Brooks
Thursday 18th, 9 A. NJ. to p. M.-Corner of
yin and streets, Island-tour graded schools
higher grades-Mrs. Stull, Misses Haskell Ire
dell, and Crane
Friday, 10Th: 9X to 1lH A. M.-Kendall Green
camp-Miss Halves.
Monday, 29th, A. M. to 2 p. NO street
north, between 4th and 5th streets-four graded
schools: lower grades-Misses Cook, Dorster.
Perry, and Foote.
Tuesday, 3nth, A. NJ. to p. NO street
north. between ith and 9th streets-four graded
schools; higher grades-Miss Wilmington. Mrs
Disbrow, Misses Stebbins and Brown
SpeNing Adtch.-W ednesday. July 1. at 10 A
M. at o street school house, room No l. Com
petltors to consist of six selected pupils from
each grammar school. A prize to be awarded
TO the best speller.
Friday, June -, IL A. M.-Schools of O. $.
Presbyterian Mission, 9Th street, near Nj street
sonth.
Monday, 18th, IL A. NJ Baptist Mission
schooi, Louisiana avenue, near eth street.
Friday, Goth. II M.-CaEIpbell Hospital PIP
M.-Colored Orphan ASYLUM.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GesrSeteNn.

FonIieH ARRrvAL--The schooner r. ". A.
ooo, capt Doane, has entered from Prince
towards Island, with fish and potatoes fer
Peter Berry. -
TIE rABLRAvx Aup PASroxrxr at osd
Trinity tCstholie) Church this evening, ter the
cement OF 81 vincent de Paul's Society. vail be
novel and delightful entertainment
STRAwBxnaY Frs rIvAL by the ladies Of the
Bridge street Presbyterian Church TINS even
ing at the West street Presbyterian Chapel
MusICAL-The grand concert at Forrest
Hail mas evening. under the auspices of Poto-
mac Division, Sons Of Temperance. promises
10 oe delightful and ENJOY able entertainment
VAeRANcY.-0nhcer Martin last evening ar
rested two well known personages, named
Hannah Fitzsimmons and Margaret Hughes
who were before Justice Buckley this morning
charged with being common Migrants. They
were committed TO the wor house for 81 days
KEEPING A vicious Doe.-Oficer Harper
this morning arrested Elizabeth CisseI, who
was before Justice Buckley, charged BY Conrad
Somoack with Keeping vicious dog, which
had bit him severely. She was fined sI.Sa and
the dog was killed.
FIeHTINe.-This morning, about Q o'clock
two colored servants, named Anna williams
ana sarah Heroeri; commenced a display Of
their pugilistic abilities at the new market
house. They were arrested by officer Harper
and taken before Justice Buckley, who fined
them 81 50 each.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-4.7oO bushels of
wheat and 1890 Of corn were offered on
change this morning The sales Were 2,JGa
bushels of red wheat at - II: 300 bushels do
at 81 50; and 800 bushels yellow corn at Sill.
THE PoRT.-The steamer Columbia, Cant
Harper, has entered and cleared from and TO
Baltimore. The steamer Henry N SQUIRE,
Capt. ID. Fisk, has entered with 3422 sacks OF
salt, for 1. Thomas Davis, from New York
The steamer Hi Livingston, Capt Wilson. has
cleared for Baltimore.
SALE OF PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET
Mr.. Thomas bowling, auctioneer, yesterday
sold the brick house, No. 81, with large back
buildings, on Bridge, between Washington and
Green streets, (the residence Of the late James
Fullalove,) with the lot attached, being "a feet
front by depth Of l20 feet. TO John Tucker, for
S4,0I0.
BRIDGE DowN.-The foot bridge across the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, AT the aq ueduct
was run against last evening and Knocked
down by passing canal boat. The AleNan-
dria Canal Company had men at work this
morning building another bridge.
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DIED.

ENERETT On the 9th instant. at 7 o'clock
BENJAMIN +. EVERETT, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully requested to attend the funeral ~ to-
morrow Thursday morning. at IL O'Clock, fro m
the residence of his brother, Mr. John 8 Everett
en- Path street, between ii and SITS.
ALLEN. On the Sth inst, Mrs. ANN ALLEN,
in the 64th year Of her age.
ACLICk. On the Sth inst. at O'Clock %. m .
Conn ander RICHMOND AULICK, q. s. Navy,
aged 40 years
WYLIE. On the sth inst. u. b wYLIE ana
tive of Scotland, and member of the Richings'
Opera Troupe.
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POLICE IrEMs.-Lewis Murphy was before
Justice Lynch yesterday, charged by Marga.
ret Fields with having struck her child with q
stone. He was committed to Jail for court upon
the charge Of assault and battery.
Hannah Reeves was before Justice Harper
yesterday, charged by Officer Peaster. Of the
seventh precinct, who made the arrest, with
enticing prostitution. She was fined IS and
committed to the workhouse in default Of pay
ment.
Dennis Rollins, who was fined % by Justice
Morsell yesterday for being disorderly, was
also committed to the workhouse in default
Robert Jones, colored, charged, before JUS
tce Morsell, with having committed a petit
theft from Francis Williams, was req uired to
give bail for court
James Thompson, q colored boot-black, was
nned SO by Justice Harper for disorderly con-
Duct, and committed 70 the workhouse In de-
fault.
Henry Neatly, fined 50 for disorderly con-
duct, by Justice Thompson, was also commit
ted to the workhouse in default Of payment.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N w s.
Amusements, kc., Tonight.

NATIONAL THkATER.-The Richings' Eng
lish Opera Troupe IN Gounod's "Faust."
New SCHUETzkS PARK-Iast mig h, of ,hs
grand opening festival of the Washington
Target Association.
hETzERoTT HALL--Strawberryf festival by
the ladies of Trinity p. Z. Church
ST. PAUL's ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURcu
Strawberry Festival for the benefit of the ne "
memorial hall
ST MATTHEWS CHuRCH.-Grand Floral
and Fruit Festival for the benefit of The Parish
Schools.
ACkESDRE CHAPEL-SIawberrv Festival
BY the LADIES' OF the Mite Society.
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NJ. WILLIAM,
IMPORTER OF
PARIsIAN FANCY GOODS,
SIS PENNSYLV ANIA AVENUE,

Asd Cite 1+sciss, Paris,
II constantly receiving New Goods, selected By HE
special agent in Paris. His 4antillas, silks, Sat
ms, Ribbons, Feather, Resl Lsces, Trimnins!,
Braids, Lubinb Perfunery, Kid Gloves, ETC., ETC.,
cannot bs susDssssd By any other house In quality
Dreeses and Nantillas made 20 order,
Orders for Goods from Paris taken. mh3l.y
n LOURI FLO RII
Frederick end Washinston County Flour, al
Rrede0. VirRinis Flour, all grades. 0ill feed,
Corn, Oats, Bslsd Hay, Strev. %.
no middle men to conctlteee.
We sell on small AafG1ne..
Bakers trade specially solicited.
9roesEs "A ass,ss, sSIDl, LIED on liberal margins.
50f 's'' ~ wv. Il. GAIT q co.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
near the DeDot.
DDI18 B11RY, - =
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
6fH Strict wharf, WA9RIN q TOH. d. o
Large storage and Wharfage accomuodstion far
loadiHS md palosdins vessels, N ls-6
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BASE BALL.-The Jefferson of this city, and
the Pioneer OF Alexandra. will play a match
game Tomorrow afternoon at p. m, on the
west end of white lot. At the close of the game
the visitors will be entertained by the Jeher-
son at s.(Irepnsr
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On. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, &s4 Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets;
established 1861. Corns, Bunisns, Bad Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c. successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. TO d. m
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IN THE WRONG BLACKLIST night, about
II O'Clock, officer MadIgan, of the first pre-
clncf, found a carpenters tool chest in the yard
of the public school house on Il. between AZ
and 9th streets. There Were but few tools in IL
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SALE OF PRoPKRTY.-Messrs. Wall & Co.,
auctioneers, yesterday sold part Of lot No %,
in square 9O4, on sth street east, with the I'M
proyements, consisting of brick house, 20
Daniel Rawlips, for SIS IS; also, part of 10, No
4, square SIC, on South street, with the
improvements thereon, consisting of a frame
dwelling house 10 J. L. Herrell, for sl,45O.
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ABANDONING HER OFFSPRING. - Elenora
Grass, colored girl about Is years OF age, was
arrested this morning by Sergeant Greer, on u
street, between * and 9th streets, charged by
James Campbell. colored, with having aban-
doned her infant child, three weeks old, In the
Smithsonian grounds on Sunday morning last.
She was arraigned by Justice Clark, at the
central station house, for hearing, when she
made full confession that the child was hers;
that owing to the Discrimination on the part of
her father TO allow her to remain with
1t under his roof, she determined to get clear of
ii. Accordingly, at an early hour last Sunday
she wrapped the child in a blanket, and took
IL 10 the Smithsonian grounds, where she
gently laid IL on the grass and then went home,
giving as an answer TO an inquiry from her
father that she had left il in the care of party
who proposed to adopt il as her own. The us
tice, after hearing this statement, admitted the
accused to $3.50 bail tor her appearance before
Criminal Court
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of q rare and delicate boQuet OF
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
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THE COURTS.

lLL:-Register Boswell is not al his office to-
DAY. being confined to his house by an attack
OF dysentery.
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AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE should b
appointed TO ascertain how il Is that OIcott -
9th street, sells his straw hats so cheap
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RAILROADS
AND X. RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after MONDAY. June s. the Trains Vii,
p q

-
Leave ANNAPOLIS SC a m. arrive az Junction
~ a Baltimsre SIS
Leave ANNAPOLIS Al -s0p m arrive AZ lane
lion AIS Baltimore SO m,
Leave BALTIMORE al : 90 q m. arrive AZ lime
ton IS. Annapolis 9 q m
Leave BALTIMORE at Ssa .. m, arrive at June
ten 440. Annapolis $50 m
Leave WASHINGTON at a M arrive nj Juuc-
tion rs. Annapolis 9 a m.
Leave WASHINGTON at 80 u N arrive a.
junction D., Annapolis - m.
The Trains connect with Ph'laaelphia. New
iork and W Western Trains, morning and evening
no trains on Sunday except specially ordered
By order. JOHN 4. BALDWIS.
Fo-t General Ticket Agent.
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REAL ESTATE SALEM. X. Walsh & Co,
Auctioneers, sold, yesterday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, upon the premises, lot of ground i'm
proved by a four room house, situated al south /.
east corner 25th and streets, to Thos. Riley,
for Si65.
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HE GETTYSBURG
kATALYSINE WATER.

The remarkable facts connected with the discoy.
spIings have rapidly spread ali over the country
and lnvalids are every where using the water a. a
including Debility and ProstratoD D'e Of the Vita
sPS to-
81 sad 81 ,; class The bcarbonates
masnesia and of lime would its ed ptat on
TO long list of disorders eff the stomach and bowels
AN ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF A
CATHOLIC PRIEST.
ST MARY's CHURCH, CHESTNUT HILL, PHIA
pELPHIA, December 4, 1867 -GENTLEMEy: I
beg leave to offer my testimony regariins
fair trial have the ers!ification to declare thai
asG S With all that has been
Ina have suffered from chronic rheumatism for six
acute Inflammation The last attack commenced
the sh 81 S ,5a 1856 and bssye
gre attest pain produced by this terrible maiady D
80 in that could not
to be in this condition for the remainder Of my li.
Since sommenced the regular use Of the water. 10
gradually and surely relieved, until, at the pres
ent date; the rheumatic principle is entirely Re
vat without any Other kind Of remedy Am
damaged condition OF veins, tissues &c, but fee
daily improvement. So far from being at any
Seen ADVISED ae some ha o.
my neighbors to use the water, and it has efectu-
This is the first testimonial Of the kind have
ever written; and now send il to you through
for long time in order to avoid the SLIGHTEST f
OF hastiness or delusion. Most earnestly 1 would
By any Of the to Which Il Is ap
' T. Z. MORIARTY, D. D.
DR.. Huber, of Gettysburg, and DR.. Shearer, of
tsiysne water involving the solution Of urates Oh
hard lumps Of rheumatism.
NEW YORK HosPIrAL, 3l9 Broadway, May s,
lssS.-We have used the Gettysburg Katalysine
very effcaeio9s in eli the instance: when it hs.
JAMES yANDERPoEL, ND.
Home Physician, New York Hospital
TIVE na hs5 q: ss the CUM "a.
WATER We refer to our Circular. which will be
furnished free e charge on application
csiyest Ford Wa Ms Elliott B. Moore Moore
q Mecca. John ConshIin, Z. 3. Gilman, WARE.
Pharmacy, Druggists. my 2J-lOt'
CoIUnBIhAr HssR n A5y FGk WOMEN AMI
pssD: to avail thsm'slys: of the g.
& eonof. of
bs s %
aI and as
the honorable Secretary q the Interior, surgeon
General United States Army. and DR.. Horwtz,
United States Navy.
Application for orders of the honorable Secretary
Of the Interior to be made at the once Of Dr. J.
Thompson, 81 street. between 10Th and 2lst ats
A Medical and Surgical Clinic is held ct the Hes
| Thompson, for outdoor patients, who are fur
| nished medical attendance free Of charge.
MEDICAL STAFF:
J.H. THOMPSON, n. D., Surgeon in Chief.
IA. ASHFORD, II. D., Assistant Surgeon.
| CONSULTING BOARD:
| A. K Barnes MD, p. Horwitz, n. D.,
| Noble Young, n. b.. @. H. Nichols, n. D.,
| A. Y p. Garnett, n D., W. p. Johnston, n. D.,
Thomas Miller, n. D., Grafton Tyler, 4. d.
J. Riley, II. D., +. Howard, II. ID.
| ap22-ly
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WATCH RECovRRED.-This morning Detec.
hyes McDevitt and Thompson arrested Henry
sion watch and chain, valued at $780, which
was stolen from a gentleman on the I'd OF DC.
tober, 1850. ellis satisfied the detectives that
ne came by IT honestly and was dismissed
That watch-which Is not the first long lost
one recovered within the past few months
was restored To the owner.
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OITY ITEMS.

BLUE LIKKH CRHcK SUITS for gentle men and
boys, At Geo. @. Hennings, M. slI TN street.
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Ap.xa ExPRres CoNpANY,s sA1.

ADANf EXPREes CONPANYs SALE.-See a M
yertlsement Of unclsimed packages of Adams
Express Company, 10 De sold by Messrs Cooper
4 Laiimer, auctoneers, AT their rooms on the
corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
one month from date.
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patrons OF HUsBANDRY. Harvest
Grange, of this new order, has taken the hall
known as McClosky's Hall, formerly Turner's)
on .th street, above 1, and last evening held its
first meeting there. This order Is quite an at
tractive one its emblems being flowers, grain.
&c, and ladies take a prominent part in the
initiating, adding much to its effect The off,
GERS of Harvest Grange are B B. Major, w.
NJ: II. w. Huguely, Lecturer; w. A. Gaddy,
Overseer; Harrison Dingmon, Steward; J. f.
Douglas, Assistant Steward; A F. Moulden,
Chaplain; W. G. Perry, Treasurer; Geo. II.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., $50 18th street, Island,
June 10, ls6S-Editor Of the Stdr:-Sir: Permit
me, through the medium Of your columns, 10
acknowledge the kind Offices Of the gentlemen
who rescued my sister. as related in yesterday
evenings STAR; and also of the officers at the
police station. whose subsequent aid was so
kindly extended TO her. In reference to the
statement of Miss 4 Byron relating to Mrs
Byron, il is not usual to accept the illusions OF
a diseased mind a sufficient warrant to ex-
pose the innocent TO public odium. Respect
fully, CT. II. BYRON
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JKwELRY.-Cut steel sets, gin and steel sets,
blue pendant sets, silver -plsted ice pitch srs,
castors, cups, call bells, spoons and forks, re-
ceived this morning al Prieg's One Dollar Jew.
elry Store, No. &36 Pennsylvania avenue near
AZ street.
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WHOEVER wishes 70 spend pleasant even
ing, will be fully gratified by attending the
Floral and Fruit Festival in the basement OF
81. Matthew's Church, corner Of H ano 18th
streets. The tasteful decoration Of the hall the
abundant supply Of the delicacies of the sea.
son, and the courteous attention OF the ladies
in charge, with the harmonious strains OF the
band, present unusual attractions, which will
amply repay the visitor. The object Of the fes.
uval Is 70 aid the cause of Christian educ atior.
an object to which every one may contribute
bis mite with pleasure and profit.
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A HOUSEHOLD WoRp--The best, the only
reliable, the cheapest. Try il. Mrs.. s. A. AHen's
Improved new style) Hatr Restorer or Dressing.
Tin one bottle.) Ny wife and children prefer
it. Every Druggist sells 1t Price One DOL
lar 90
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KEEP COOL and comfortable, and you will be
happy, and to do this you must can at the store
of liable & Co.'S, 4e Pennsylvania avenue,
and purchase some of their elegant suits Of
summer clothing.
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THE SCHUETzEN PARK FESTIVITIES.
I stIvIties al the new park of the Schuetzen A..
sociatioH. located on the 7th street road, short
distance beyond the boundary, were continued
yesterday, ard were witnessed by thousands of
our citizens. The exercises of the day consist
ed of singing by the Arion q uartette Club aud
the Washington Sangerbund; dancing in the
pavilion, 10 The Lively strains of Prot. Schp-
der's fine b4nd: shooting aud bowling for
prizes, and r>any other fayor1te amusements of
the Germans. From O'Clock until p. m. the
visitors poured in, and the throng in the
grounds wac immense. The rope walking by
Mr.. Lafayette Jacobs and his little boy pupil
is well worth witnessing. The prizes were shot
for by che ladies during the day, but will not
be distributed until this evening. when the
names OF the successful parties will be an.
nounced.
81 the earnest solicitation OF large num-
bers of our citizens, President Henze and his
c0,frereS Of the Schuetzen Association have de-
clded to continue the exhibition at the park
during to-day, closing tonight at II O'Clock
with grand display of fireworks. MIR. Bur
lingame. with the Chinese Embassy, now in
this city, have been invited, and will visit the
park tins afternoon. At the terminus of the
1thstreet railroad. visitors to the park will find
omniouses and other vehicles ready to carry
passengers to the grounds.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERrISFNENTS.

0@THE LADIES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
uS CHCRC will hold STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL a. the West Street Chapel, George
town, THIS EVENING. continuing until FRIDAY
the 18th inst, inclusive. Give them a call aud en-
JOY yourself Je 2 AZ
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FIRH.-Last night, about el0 O'Clock, fire
broke out In the shoe shop Of VIM. A. Allen, a
aame ouuoihg In an alIey between u ana n,
pied by Messrs. Butler & Trott, carpenters and
loiners. The fire gained much Roadway and
the whole building was in flames before any
alarm was struck, which was rung in from
box "a. The Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
Company was the first on the ground, and
soon attached their hose to hre-plug and got
stream Of water upon the fire, and did good
service in saving the adjoining buildings from
taxing nre. The building was entirely con-
sumed, and the loss is estimated at about 500.
Mr.. Allen saved his tools and stock. Messrs.
Butler Trott lost their entire stock of tools
and some lumber