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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

HANDSOME lMPROy EMYNT.-Ou Tuesday
June st next. Messrs. W. l.. Wall a O. will
commence tns demolition OF thu building now
occupied by them as an auction and commits.
SION store, on the southwest corner of 9th street
and Penhs yivania avenue, with view OF I'M
inedlaieiv erecting On the site splendid mar.
Die front building, to DE three stories high with
man sard rrof. oTnamented i'll the latest styl,.
The entire building Will be- devoled TO the pur
poses OF inelr business, and will front 81 feet
on Pennsylvania avenue, which together
with the 9th street 'front.' will be OF . ura white
marble, with heavy stills and caps. The front
elevation will be about so feet, exclus iye OF the
french roof. The first story will De Is feet
high, the second story IS feet, and the third /;
Feet. In the rear OF the first and second stories
there Will be- spacious private Offices, and an
elevator of the most approved pattern will be
constructed within the building for the pur.
pose OF raising goods and merchandise to the
upper stories. John T.. Hardness is the arch,
tect. Joseph Il. Williamson the builder, and
the building is 10 be ready for oc upaton by
September LIST next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
PERSONAL RENcoNTp,A -

PkE-oSAL RkNcosrRR-A personal dim
Guilty TOOK place ON Saturday afternoon. on the
river front, az the foot Of iith street, between
mold, which resulted in a fight a Ia Usensn nm,
with little damage 10 either party. After a
lively contest for 4 few minutes tha no 80
ceased hostile operations. and agreed 10 settle
their hard feelings IN drinks all round ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

IEHFERAN' MATTERS The usual SAB
AN ceIEtEInce meetings We're hid IN Va
--u- zeJtIOEs OF the lily yesterday, all OF hIch
~s.- veil attended In connection with the
>Irrd:n school alta, hed 70 Noun O!ivet
1hurrn. a meeting in tn Interests II temper
-aHCr was held yesterday afternoon a. Esputa-s
Fail. Navy \ ard. Addresses were made by
P-of- brew, VIM q. FICuey and others. Tenn
T"TaDce exercises were also held Yesterday af-
--rr OCn under the auspices OF -. AICv>ius
Teal Abstinence Society. AZ the school house
ear The church, where addresses were made
and several persons signed the pledge. A
NEE nE was also held yesterday afternoon a.
." Northern Liberty Market house. al which
addresses were made by Judge Blood and Mr..
''roTse Savage. At mon League Hail. large
I1--iing was held under the auspices OF the
Washington Temperance Society, and was ad-
dressed bv Mr.. Gushing. eff Bosom: Col e. T
Haw aes- Prot. Drew. and others AT ! O'Clock
10 he afternoon. meeting was held under the
auspices OF Fountain Lodge. No. IL. l. q. oftI
i "a MON Wesley Church, ON 23d street IL
was attended by The children and teachers of
ne Sahhaih school connected with the church
Il a body. with many other persons. and was
presided over by Mr.. Alfred Day. superinten-
d~n' Of The school. Prayer was offered by
k-y. Bishop Moore, OF sc. and interesting
Srdrs-ses Were msds by Rev. G. W Dennlson
NJ. kIdwrIi and Mr.. A r Newton inter
>T-rsed with beautiful singing by the children
SIXTH WAR REPUELICAN CLUE.-ThIs club
reid meeting on saturday evening az the
MISSION Chapel. on 10Th street Charles Cam
- Z IN The chair. II was announced that the
meeting was called 20 take action in view of
'---aIu changes which had been made in refer
.uo- 10 III Candidates for the approaching
-ls non. and thar Mr.. JOSIAH VenabIe one OF
ne aDdldates for the nomination for Alder
msn- had decided TO Withdraw. The name Of
iames q Dulin was then presented for Alder
man A vote of thanks To Mayor Bowen was
adopted for bis efforts In having opponents of
lie republican party removed from the nayy
yard MI James q. Dulin made a short ad-
'Trss, ETging hai mOny OF action 10 secure sue
60 ihe names OF the various candidates
were hen read. as follows For the Board of
Aldermen-James T.. DulIn. John IA Peaka
thaTlS> CnampIf r. Common COuncil-Josian
D.. Nenahle. Clarence III. Barton. VIM Clwan
-iobn l. Herrell. r ID Games, William Rerop
too-rt S1mms. Cary W. White, Hugh Tuohy
'r"orsa y Cunningham, Thomas Smith As
>.>SCr-Wlliiam T. NeTmillion. y y RIIey
'ianu-l Gordon. Charles Nelson, Alfred FAIR
all. Charles Carroll. Addresses by several
~ mineDt cItIzens allowed, and the meeting
hen -dJOurned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
L He HEAP ACE. >

WEIGH BEST FAMILY FLOUR. $500 !,
barrel sack
sack
ARLIEGTON EXTRA. hish grade, S29a.
VERY line Imperial and GUnpOwder TEA, 5 10
Lover grades in proporti0n.
BEsT JAVA COFFEE. 81 cents per ID.
GOOD BIO COFFEE, ID cents per H.
Crushed Powdered, and Granulattd SUGAR, II
cents. Brown Sugar, TO 5 cents
kuEfOra's YEAST POWDER. cents
Rabbits SOAP. IL; CORN SCARCii, Is.
GOOD COUNTRY HAMS, at - cents.
AT TIE CHEAP PLACE
q 4. O'HARE q SONS.
hyI' m 2I2 eth st. west, bet. NJ aud N.
HAVE YOU'D OLD STYLE SILK HAT BE
= = ! MO- .iied to present STYLE at CUENING-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

No ToLLs.-We learn from Mr.. w. w Dun.
gan, or The Alexandria Canal Railroad and
Bridge Company, that the toll bridge AT
Georgetown will be free on Saturday next
May 10Th. for all persons who intend participa-
ting IN the ceremonies Al Arlington: for those
who shall attend the sale OF lots in ..R osslyn,,
opposite Georgetown, ard 10 the in vited guests
OF Messrs. Sykes, Chadwick Il 90 ar the
opening of their Hotel Retrea,, on the heights
OF Rostlyu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

u. b. JEWELS PRIZE SOAP.
THE BBeT,
BE(A USE THEY SAVE TINE. L1POR AVN
NONE y. and MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

CARPErs, CuRfAIHs, %.
THE KEEEE YES rL rs hBEs srY Ss14rERNs,.
THE MOST REASONABLE PRfCES.y
WI. 8. MITCHELL CO.
over Perry Bro
aB-v Dry Goods establishnens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
"AFrER pARK"-A REALITY.

Yesterday afternoon young lady of Is, while
proceeding along the Morris aud Essex Railway track
between Orange and Orange Junction, saw gentleman
who was walking few PAGES ahead OF her stagger ana
fan Al the same time she the down express for
-, Y,rl, anproacblng The unfortunate man fell on
the line by which the train was coming, ana ms uestt
Ron appeared inevitable The courageous glrl WIN n
snsed ran TO the PROSTATE and by great eAeIliou
snrceeded IN rolling him of the track out not DelOe the
iocomotive had passed aud cut of portion OF he
The driver brought his engine stop lnmeulateS,
and doctor descended from the train ana iOunu enat
unconscious suffering from an epihPtc o.
The passengers loudly cheered the heroic AvtOh. va
recovering consciousness the gentleman WHO n"u S
nearly lost his life expressed the deepest ho
Young lady persisently refused ~ gave her MANS, Nen
some NewYOrk merchants mentioned tn9 Gu Sa,a0,nn
presenting her with testimonial anu s .1
cheering and the waving OF pOche'-hahuAoA' i'oi' '
train pursued its way TO Newton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

BRESYAN-On THURSDAY the 18th inst Jane TIE We. ~ 49,
AUd Thoaas he sOa. aged "a days, o.! Ihon'' > O
~ Bellevue Hospital -. III, nh, Rohe,t
NcGuuis and her fithsrin law PatS bena ,i ~ S,t,.s
the from their late residence b ,'b wbr- r,uirIs
AZ 10 o'clock a. m theace ST. Stephens OAueo' "1ee 'i
nj will be celebrated =, . -,-,-,4-
,tEyFLA Spsuddeuiy on weiuessy Aug 49, " Poh'dephA
Charles DeItsr an SATURDAY 2 inst a. 10 o'clock
ino I Jun No 32 south Blgbtt-st. Phltiephi
r,pp A. o,e No THURSDAY The 18Th inst George onJ
son Of Fredk aud Lucy A FsEsh -
uesAy evening Aug H. Emma Forbes daughter Of the
late SirIs, ,p friends Of tn. family respectfully invited 'e'd
,Ss nsrs, 90 FRIDAY Aux 90 at o'clock RON ms residence OF
Robert Ferguson. No 8J9 GTeenScnst
vrttRRAt orange j. Wednesday Aug 49, Arthur Bniager
,apngrst sou Of j. Cutler and BmiIy H. Fuller
Tie relatives friends Of the family are invited 70 aeel he lnern
Train foot OF Bareay-st az ~ o'clock M Carriages
IN be waiting tue depot arrival Of the train az Orange
6OoDRICHSuideny at her house No l31 TeDps New
Prot Cbsupeey A. Goodrich and daughter Of Moab "70 LII
her 77h . ., - - v-a,.. an. Dos.
The funeral will be attended tsOm hef late foSuenoo on
inst a. 81 o'clock
LOWRIROn wednesday Aug 49, at NorxAk Couq a. tle
other brother SIZE Rev 7. s. Chlls Ma Mary n L"'e "'
Funeral services at First Peshytesn Chareb corner OF r
aud Tuelnh'sL, oa Friday, al o'clock p N
WIssON-A Goshen Orange Co.. Tuesday evening Aag " OA"
The Ts .sS friends Of tse aml respectfully nsd 70 attend
her funeral from Gothic NJ Church corner "'sau anu STa
stA WILLIAMSBURG, on Friday. Aug ." AZ y So'A
WIyTRINGHAM-On wednesday Aug 49, EhA0sn NlnH'asua"
aids- Al Jobs WIu,riuehsm aged 20 years aud u days
The 1.. aud friends q the sm invited to ssnd The n5sis
Friday the 9.h iust 3oeoGs , ~ S vi " "
rr,xnpv,r Tn. members Of Putnam : No IA and A. NJ
Roo OLA FeUow Hall Grand aud CeuesS, SAiuJ,
H1s 81 Al oVi Tor the purpoe Of sstenaDg the an,rA
SO LsdlGTi S,ssIS Seerssar; Pr HIBBS w.M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

Malcolm Alexander; second, Thomas somerville. sey
enteenth, hurdle raceFIrst prize d. Robertson second
d. Keller. Eighteenth: standing high leap-First prize
Hugh Pollock; second, j. Kennedy. Nineteenth, the
Highland ng-First prize, j. Forfar; second, Robert
Forfar Twentieth, hop, step and jump-First
prize D. Keller, distance IS feet 10 inches
second prize, w stanC9 S ,nda Ieo' 10
Of members only first prize, George Roe second.
J. Rule. Twentysecond the egg race first prize, u,
first prize William Barney; second, Robert Forfar
Twenty fourth the wheelbarrow race first prize, d.
Robertson second James Dugan. In addition TO the
foregoing there were prizes awarded for the neatest
dress the winner Of the first being Chief John Nathan
OF the second d. K Campbell. These very vaua.
BILE dresses the former estimated at $780, the latter $500
ConnOrs 1ath Regiment Band gave music but, though
excellent, not half dear, doubtless TO the Scottish
heart as that which from the melOd0us bagplpes
played by the ppers OF the Club Everything passed of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

EARTH CLosETs.-The following recommen-
dalton Of the Dry Earth system cannot fan to be OF inter
est and value country readers. Dr. stewart az
well qualified TO give opinion in the matter as any
physician in the country:
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, Aug. 1, 1853.
Mr.. ID. c. HARTMAS-Str: believe nave sven ~
out hesitation that think 1t Is an Invention OF he great
eat Importance society generally t does al tha you
supersede closets and common prvies It's cheap
its greatest advantages fOr can be obtained
by families of the hunblest means securing TO them
degree OF domestic comfort and health unknown hereto
fore 10 all excepting the rch who afford 70 have
watercosets In their establishments IL Is less liable 20
injury or get OF order, aud more easily repaired
when 10 does Besides IL saves, without trouble or eA
pense the most valuable manure for the farmer ana
gardener therefore recommend IL 20 my feHowclti-
zen as Of the most important inventions OF the age
r. ;. STEWART.
President OF the Maryland Hospital
The Earth Closet system Is treated at ength III the
pamphlet for sale at THE TRIBUNE for o cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
SCOTTISH GAMES.
-, .pooKLYN CALIFORNIAN CLUB.

TIL BROOKLYN CALIFORNIAN ILup'
The third annual games of the Brooklyn Cale-
,ia Cl,b took place yesterday at Myrtle ave PARK
I,aorIyn There was an immense concourse OF people
- ,,o ro,pd throughout the day, and the numbers IN
a.sod the afternoon advanced The members Oh the
chi, rst,red at the Brooklyn Institute Westinghouse
IN Thence they marched in procession through
os streets making a gay show In their picturesque
,,ta,,a,d costume, and arrived at tho farK AT
- 49, A large circular space was staked ana corded
~ ,b zane The programme was extensive, c0lnpiis
~ four games, exercises, WHICH, WIN lo VIZ
10 If fIe prizes, are here appenueu rst SAM IT.
% he heavy stone ga lbsFirst prize Joh I'ou, Mno
ilnk ~ N feet IL Inches second prize Malcolm AIehhn
distance % feet inches. SECOND gains Puuns no
~, stnne rs lbsl-First prize John hed ustuhooo
lku' iuches: second prize, A. Robertson, - ieSt %
ICY ~ Third game, standing Junp-Flrst pr,Le, ~ &
renee feet inches. Fourth game, throwing tn9
% hammer (2l b)-hrst prize, A. kODertsVn' %
hSa'S secoud prize, Thomas ward, "a ieel IonJS
,h throwing the light hammer 90 D)-hrst p iia
,ihIson 50 feet inches second prize a. 49, n
inches Sixth the running tump-nrst lhlhe
IeeL "a feet inches second prize d. LhWIen.oi 40
hccII inches, Seventh. broadsword dance 49,
feet Forfar second prize j. Kennedy hiSn' 81 So
lOpe' ,cedrst prize d. keeer; second prize ~ oDt
shOrb N,rtb running high leap-hrst prize, ~ hoeidI
son rips Robert Forfar Tenth, race for boys under
seeo of age-hrst prize William Barney seCon Pa
Is ytWatts Eleventh, the threelegged r"oe-nisii
j. "'D Keeler and William Barney r soJu
piiLo' Bothwck and Peter klgg., -. - bi9
pi.N ord exercise. dispute as 10 tho lar,IsJ Thir
DroaaurmAnce arose, ana prize was III Pollock.
pesb yauting with the pole-flrst prlL1 nc ong race
teehl1 ME Isaac Galloway. Fourteenth th3 ous af
socouI FnrT1c ID Keeer; second, McAdan NUM- sec
IN ,,rize reel dancng-Frst prize o. I,,t ,ri1e
o1nd' j. EQglT, sSKtssgtn, t0saiuS E4s 0s''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
TILE AXIOM sIrMnIER.NIGHT FESTIVAL.

Terrace Garden was crowded last night oy
the elite of our German citizens the attraction being
grand concert by the singing members OF the Arlon
Musical society the entro gardens were brilliantly IL
Illuminated by Chinese aGts and al BenS S Ss
Which tbpnw a lurd glare over the entire
grounds The halls and arbSrs We're nIeG Nun Nun
10 their hearts content The eneralhneht consisted Oh
choice music from the most ceoprseso OF Seten
Ish of WHICH, was ono OF The features OF the even
ing several solos and chordses We're sung inc
aria Jessouda,2 W sp9AI' S1S VI Wv p"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nOuRsTfC MARKETS

CHlRLEsroN Coson qaist hg ,te vas doae f1I 'aa,
sales Ia bales MdhnSs n0uuAy 1H@5Se hsoPS ~
bales Exports, cOast6ise, ~ bales IT,
l9-The Cotton market very hrn an holders
have sthdrayn Gales bales receipts II bales Mthugs We Two
bales received which eassed as Mn "
Good Midllng and sold at 5000 .,,.,,-
WILNINGros C., Aug l9-Spts rurgeane steady ~ pS
Rop al 6O9s IS Crude Tupeutae - 50dS1 Tar unchanged
ALsNY Aug 9-Wheat entirely neglected Rye a 'us lne1
Of state small parcels At 81 a. Baey-hotnng loat
crate demand; sales so bush Western Mixed 10 STRIVE a. ~
aoat dull and neglected nomiaay 70d Tor New "esterS
and State. -, 49, ., -.
MOBILE Aug IO-COonNotaug lo1g 81 bales sod ane close
yesterday; receipts to-day. ? bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

classical composers Of the old sohool. sung BY
mr. heumerz member Of the Cologne MaennerchOT
one OF the os singing societies ia Germany
Jau5eTnotte by Mozart sung by the same singer
OF the Future Rionn the gem Of the evening Mr.
CaneedTs sang the p, solo and was accompanied
by Mr. Remmirz and the Aron singers The concert
Society expressed regret that IL the last Of the sea
It 10 possible that one more will be given some time
during the coming month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
CRICKET.
Nrw-YoRK VS.. PATERSON.

The Nw-York Club visited Paterson yester-
day taking a strong second eleven with them' TO play
the streng OF the Paterson Club They started at $50
and on Their arrival met at the depot by Messrs
Buckley AID Vamnr, and taken 10 the Raceconrse
Grounds vnere at 1915 play was commenced NeW
went 10 tntbat first aud scored TO- smiths being te
hear score made. Paterson then went H. ana was dlH
posed OF 70 Sc. Only one inning was piayeu APponueu
/. fbaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.

THE IRMuLL AND COULTER BOAT RACE.
PTTsBLRGH Pa, Aug. 19.-The four-mile
scung between Hamill aud Coulter on the Upper
Mouongeheh course for 5000 came of to-day Hamlll
the fayorto previous TO the race. The
referee David Carroll, seated In six.
cared boat, which was rowed between the
two riva boats the entire length OF the
course. A the start Haml took the lead, but
ONertaken by Coulter and ~ was an even race
20 the buoy which the boats turned alnoet tOgeher
Coulter thcn shot ahead and continued TO lead TO the
starting pant arriving 81 minutes and 81 seconds, and
beating lism about 100 yards
REGATTA IN GOwANUs BAY.
Some weeks ago a regatta was announced to
be held atGowanus Bay, for two przes-a silver pitcher
the rs prize. and t6 tho second The affair was
postponed and took place yesterday number OF spec
tators assembled at the Of Prank Bates where
the pitcher was exhibition. -Four boats, the Comet,
julia, ANA aud Perrin took part IN the race Allowance
Of time leng made, the boats started respectively At
ma 2l3 aid 2l5 The julia and Perrin led on the
first and second rounds the third the Comet oapszed
and WAS withdrawn from the contest. on the fourth
round the Perrin came first the Julia following, six
minutes FIVE seconds behind. On the NTH round the
Perrin ahcnd more beating the Julia two min
utes three seconds Tho FIRST prize awarded 10 tho
Perrin ant the second 20 the Julia. Tho Judges were
". Byron. John Demarest, W. Z. Williams. aud X. +.
Sherlock.
BOAT RACE on THE HUDSON.
An exiting rowing match came of on the
John Cody and Albert Wlberforce for 500 side. Tho
cour.e wa from POOcks River Club House To Bulls
Ferry three mile race. and was won by Cody Oy two
lengths afer "a close contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

THE TURF.
THE BUCKEYE RACES.

CINcINrATI Aug. 19.-At the trottlng race
ocr the Brkeye Course to-day between Lexington, Iea
Green andDoy the race was ruled on ny inc jIuE1a,
VA ,be mons were returned account OF "a fOul, tho
driver OF Pa Green crowling Lexington OF The track
THE SPRINGFIELD FALL MEETING
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Aug. 19.-Horses are
~, manning 20 arrive here in anticipation OF the
n ,nsen, OF tho Springfield Club. which w,ll com
ln' am Iiesday next and continue for three DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
MARRIED.

RrRDLAWSoY-Oa wedaesAy Aug 49, At Calvary Bip, ChateA
hr The Rev A. o. Lasson BroOkiYu Mr. clinton Bri - ha
CASSIE w. youngest daughter Of Albert g. LAWSON es al 81 bD
city.
CKSoN-DAvIs-on WEDNESDAY the 9h Inst b. Friends Cete
nonr al Of the brides woss Nm JacAson - Auua u
Davis all Of this city No cards
McKIBBIN-wHITE-At Harlem Thulv. Aug - i56y by the
Rev Bourne John C. MeKb5n Ne7 f. daughter o. Dr. Gee
II. White.
ST JOHN-SCH-At Brooklyn TUESDAY Aug H. 1863 By he Rev
T. Nerasl Couu Capt Charles g. 81 Jolu Of N0f"
Conn to Hannah Sch OF B,ooklyn, n !.
Al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed H'm ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

SLED yesterday With anrons phloh
al White Marsh Raica AMI othrf
Tru,se. Dr. Shemaus Rupture euro Method hAe every s0oa
thing the more IS known the greater 10 Is este~h-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
SptsiaI Hotties.


Patents.-MuNN Co No 81 Psk-ros n l. AgeuS i'' 20
tsiaise AMERICAN aud EUROPEAN PArkNls. o..
Taentv.nys yese experience
'PAugast VI Law aga laiaEHaasa EsA s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

Chief-Justce Chase and Senator Sprague ar
rived in the city yesterday aud are the Metropolitan
Hotel
The Hon. J. C. Bancroft Davis, Assistant
Secretary of State Washington, and f. r. Gowen, Phia-
delpha, the BrevOOrt House. Gen. T. LCHngman,
North Carolina Gen. Kane OF Pennsylvania, and j. N
Mccullough OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. at the St. Nicholas Hotel II. l.. Bateman
at the New York Hotel Gen. NJ. ID. Hardin, U. s. A,
is at the st. Denis Hotel. Gen. W. II. Mccartney Bos-
ton is at the Westminster Hotel Col j. ii. Fry, Col.
Bon6t U. s. A. Thos G. Durant John s. Eldndge, Bos
ton, John l.. King, Springfield Mass, c. s. Bushnell,
New.Haven, William Mason, Taunton. Mass, and the
Rev. j. B. COuillard Montreal, are at the Ffthaye.
Hotel Lieut.. Commander Glass, u. s. Navy is at the
Hoffman House Dr. Phillips of Panama, and William
McGarrahan, Washington, at the Metropolitan Hotel
j. II. Ramsey and II. Van Valkenburg Albany, and
Gen. II. j. Hunt. U. s. A.. are az The AstOr House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
PERSONAL.

Gen. Banks and Senators Ramsey and Fen
ton have arrived in Parts.
Secretary Robson aud party left yesterday
in the Tallapoosa for Eastern ports
Gov. Hoffman, Gen. Meade, and other celeb
rites will be present at the grand ball at the Continental
Hotel at Long Branch this evening Invitations have
been sent to the President, Gems Sherman Sheridan and
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
RAISE BALL,
optpYrAI VS.. MARYLAND.

ORIENTAL VS.. MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IA game of baseball
was PLAYED this afternoon between tho Orentas OF New
York aud he Maryland Club. which resulted IN favor ot
the latter " "a score OF Is To D.
LAWMAKERS VS.. KEYSTONES.
Troy. n. Y, Aug. 19.-The Haymakcrs beat
the Kcysmes Philadelphia today AZ the grounds OF
the forme. this city. The score stood, haylnakeis'
81 4; keystmes, ..
MUTUAL VS.. ROSS.
The match between these clubs yesterday re-
suited to OF the Mutual Club by score OF 10
TO g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
DIED.

All Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed Wih nj
name and address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-22

Some talk has been oscasionsd BY para
graph In the report OF ths trustees Of the col
ored schools, charging upon Mayor Bowen the
non payment Of monies due the colored
schools There seems to BE- some animus I'M
der the allegation, accounted for by the per-
sonal relations Of one or more Of the trustees
towards Mr.. Bowen, bat, - . matter Of fact,
the charge cannot BE- sustained. The
trustees certainly blunder sadly in asserting
that the white teachers have bsen paid. while
the colored teachers were not. The following
from q contemporary presents the case in about
its proper light we take 1t
"The corporation accounts show that on the
18th of JAM nary the trustees Of coiored schools
received s5S715o, and since that date S2,Oc3.5i,
Deipg the entire amount due the colored schools
uncsr the existing apporticnmeut.
when all shall become publicly known, as
IL Will be at no distant day, the wonder may
be that the Mayor has been willing to ad vance
TO this board OF trustees, (who give no bonds
and are not responsible 10 the corporation or
the General Government for the proper dis
bursement of the sums they receive,) the large
amount (s26.69s.Si) he has paid them, besides
the sum of S2u,o59.-5 which he turned over to
the m in July last, when his term OF ONCE as
trustee had expired.
livery tning taken into the count. we are as
tOnished that he has been as liberal with them
as the facts show for they could, If SO dispos .
ed, put every dollar advanced them into their
own pockets, and then tell the corporation TO
whistle