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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

1Some of our Democratic exchanges are al
ready nominating candidates for the Presidency
in 1872.
&The female convicts in State Prison OF
Iowa are compelled to perform the same manual
labor rs that done by the other sex.
~ One of the gifts Of Charles Dickens, which
will always reflect credit upon him, was q dona-
ton Of 81 100 sent to DR.. Howe, OF Boston, to be
expended In printing for the blind copies OF tie
"Old Curiosity Shop"
RTMiss louisa Stratton, of Cas- county, In
diana, challenges any man in the state to q
ploughing- match with her. She proposes q
two-horse team, each competitor to drive the
horses and hold the plough.
IIn Philadelphia the gambling saloons, re-
Gently suppressed by the city and State authors
ties, have again opened their doors, and are said
to be doing a. brisk q business as ever.
~New York has "Southern Women's Blu
reau." which aims at something practical. Its
object IL to aid those who have lost their protec-
tors and homes in the war.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The following items are from the Gazette OF
last eyening:-The Sunday law is said to be OBJ
served about as well here as any where else;
which means that all those sober enough to
walk into one place where liquor il sold can, If
they choose, become 50 intoxicated rs to effec-
tually debar themselves from gaining admit
lance any where else. ....The schooner Pinta,
trip here collided with the schooner Clara Bell,
bound to Richmond, In the Chesapeake Bay,
carrying away her lib boom and bowsprit, and
infiicting other injuries upon her. -. Nearly
every horse In the lower section Of the city has
within the last few days been attacked by q
disease which has already proved fatal in one
case, and has Frustrated all the others. ....Some
colored people were baptized at the usual place
in the Potomac, on Battery Rodgers, early yes
terday morning.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RAIL.
ROAD.
A Weil-known Washingtonian Killed.

We regret TO learn that this morning, at OK
O'Clock, Mr.. John Cameron, a well-known con-
tractor aud stone-mason of this city, a resident
OF South Washington, was killed on the Wash
ington Branch OF the B. and o. X. r., near
Mills Bridge, by being struck by a locomotive.
Mr.. Cameron had walked out to see Mr.. Clark
Mills, the artist, on business, and was on his
return to the city, walking down the righthand
track, when the train which left here at 9:25 APP
preached, and after the engineer had repeatedly
blown his whistle and the breaks had been put
down Mr.. Cameron stepped on the other track,
while the train due here at $40 was rapidly APP
preaching on IL. The engineer of this train
saw him on the track, and blew his whistle
to " down breaks" which were promptly
put down, and a series OF short whistles
blown to alarm him, which he probably
failed TO hear, (being a little deaf in enc earl
or he had become confused. and before the train
was checked the engine lad struck him, frac-
turing the back Of his head, and cutting his
forehead and breaking one arm and both legs
below the knee. The train was stopped within
its length, and the conductor and employees of
the train went back and found his lifeless body
on the side of the road. 1t was carefully placed
in the baggage car and brought to this city. The
conductor, Capt. j. Peck Dukehart, immedi-
ately reported the fact to Mr.. Koontz, the
agent, and word Was sent TO Mr.. j. w. Plant,
undertaken, who took charge of the remains
about 10y O'Clock. Officers Atchison and Law
ler took charge Of the remains until the arrival
of Mr.. Plant.
AS soon as the facts became known Mr.. Pat
terson, Mr.. Samuel Emery, and other friends
OF the dece ased, including one of his sons, ar
rived, and word WAS sent 10 his family, who re-
side on e. street, between Sd and streets, y.
W. The deceased was about 55 years OF age,
and was a man of such sterling qualities as to
make him universally respected He was a
prominent member of st. Andrews Society, the
Burns Club, and OF Eastern Lodge MOI of Odd
Fellows He leaves a wife and i've children.
DIR. Potter, the coroner, Was called but did not
deem it necessary to hold an inquest.
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JOINT RESOLUTION instructng the City Collector to
omit the advertising of square numbered three
hundred and ffty-seven $3.50 for special asses.
ment tax.
BE IL vesofred BY the Bonrd Of Aldermen and Hoo,5
q Common (opnctl Of the Guy Of W1shtngtoR THAI
the City Collector be, and is hereby instructed 70
omit the advertising of square numbered three HIM
dred and nifty seven $50 for special assessrnen,
tax OF six hundred ard ninety four doll srs fs6li !
until il shall be examined and reported unon ~ H.
City Surveyor, certifying that Tenth street west
from w to Boundary street, be graded, prayeIed
and the gutter, curb, and pavement be laid accord
ing 20 law and the legal graduation of Tenth street
with Boundary; and that the ten per cent b. NOT
charged until that time. "o'
Approved, April Is, 1870.
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BALTIMORE, June H.-Cotton dull and nominally
Ms. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat steady, but
not active, and unchanged torn firm; white 81 l6a
81 Is; yellow SI0s Oats unchanged. Provisions
unchanged. Whisky firm; sales at 81 .03asl04
BALTIMORE, June A-virginia SIS, old, 50 bid; do. =.
1866, "a bid; North Narolinas, new "A bid.
NEW YORK, June H-Stocks dull. Money, 4a5
per cent Exchange, long, ga; short, less. Gold,
l2S. Bonds III. Virginia SIS, coupon, 6g5S
81. North Carolinas, old, As; new, 2lA.
NEW YORK, June H.-Flour is quiet and steady
W heat is la2c. better. Corn is dull and declining
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An ACT for the reIIei oI rank Wanger.
BE az enacted 6y the Board Of Aldermen and BO1fd
o. Common COwHeff Of the tffy Of HdShtHgtoR, 1hat
the sum of one hundred and fifty mine dslars 1897
be- and the same Is hereby, appropriated of the
Seventh Ward fund TO pay Frank Wanger for ser
vices performed as garbage gstherer Tor the above
ward from May, ls69: 20 October. ISd9.
Approved, Aprii Is, $50.
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Stxty-Seveuth
Council Of Washington City, ID. G.
y Acr for iho relief 81 John Loelicer.

Az ACT for TIE relief 81 John Loeliger.
81 u mated " M Beard II Ah1srnsea 0Hf Badrf
II Com tJspcff a re Gag II washington. Taa
the sum Of one Aundred dollars be, and the l.
hereby appropriated cut If the general fund 10 re
fund TO John Loe,igcT the amount paid by him int
the city treasury FOR license. which was refused
him; and that the MAYOR be authorized 20 pay said
sum TO ard John Loeliger, on his surrender Of re
ceipts signed by william b. Chase for v. A. Boswell
Iegnter, W. C.. dated december ., l56o.
Approved April 25. lS-D.
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MARsKILLEs VESTS

MARsKILLEs VESTS
Beautifully made White Mars. Vests.
few handsome fancy ones.
Also, lot of colOred ones, slightly so.led
genuine goods, for So each.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 410 18th street, y. W.
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FROM SHERIFF SALE, Broadway store, New
York.-Just received Watches, Diamonds and
Jewelry from sheriff sale, Broadway Jewelry
Store, which will be sold at extremely low
prices. Warranted pure gold.
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
Jeweler, 1928 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AN ACT for the relief OF Casper Herbert.
BE AZ enacted ~ the Board of Aldermen and B0drd
OF Conanoa Council Of the Cig Of WdShiHsfoa, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized to re
lars, deposited by him in the First National Bank
January lS69, for restaurant license, which
not granted TO him; and that said sum of one hun-
dred dollars shall be paid out of the general fund
Approyed. April IS. lS7a.
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An ACT ito to trim and gravel Twelfth street west

An ACT TO trim and gravel Twelfth street west
frem street south to Water street
BE II enacted by the Board Of Ah,rmea and Boo,y
q totnmOn Council Of the Guy Of Washington Thai
the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized ana ra
quested to Twelfth street west 10 be Trimmed
and grayeled from Ii street south to Water street
The work TO be done by the day s work nader the
direction OF the City Surveyor aid superintendent
OF the Commissioner of the Seventh Ward and 10
defray the expense thereof the sum Of fifteen hun
dred dollars ) -t9,D or so much thereof as NAV L.
necessary, be, and the hereby is appronristeI
payable cut Of the funds of the Seventh Wari
Approved, A pril IS. 1870.
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An Acr for the relief of A. WAYNE.

IN ACT Tor the relief OF A. Wayne.
Re az enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and Board
of Common Council Of the Ctty Of Washingtoa That
the fine imposed upon A. Wayne by Justice Harper
the 26th day of October 1859 for an alleged viola
ton Of Corporation ordinance, be, and the same is
hereby, RENTED.
SECT. Aad be 1T further enaeted, That the sum Of
twenty dollars be, and the same is hereby appro-
prated out OF the general iund to enable the Mayor
10 carry out the prov isions OF this act.
Approved, April Is, $50.
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FINANCIAL AND CoM4ERCIAL.

The Wall street markets were very dull yes
terday, the New York Erpress says, and specu-
lation was nearly at a stand-stll. The huctua-
tians were slight, and there was no feature
whatever beyond dullness. The money market
remains easy at to per cent. on call, and to Z
per cent. for prime discounts.
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est. CLOUD HOTEL" corner 9th and + sts-
This well-kept and elegantly furnished house,
having added many new improvements for the
comfort of its guests, including a spacious bill
lard saloon, Is prepared to furnish for the sum-
mer months rooms and board at reduced
prices.
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AN Act for the relief OF l. Jeffrles.


BE IL enacted By the Beard IF Aldermen and Board
a Common Cornell 81 the Cry of WdSklRgfoH, That
the sum OF twenty five hundred dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated cut of the general fund
to enable the Mayor to pay 10 L. Jeries for the
ton of shed on the south side of the Center Mar
ket house, from Seventh TO Eighth streets.
Approved April Is. $50
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AN Acr for the relief of Emily Butterball.
Be " spaofsd By the Board If ifftrBGsa md CDTrd
81 Common COEaciI az lhs CRY 0f WdShlHgtOR, That
the Mayor be, and ne IL hereby, authorized and di
rected TO pay Emily Butterbal out Of the general
fund, the sum Of $40 for the relief Of Emily Butter
bail fApproved, April IS, 1870.
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An ACT making An appro priation T

OF street names.
BE az enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Boarf
Of Common Council Of the Ctl>of WaShtagfop, That
the sum Of thirty five hundred dollars $500 or
so much thereof as may be necessary, be, and the
same is hereby. appropriated out Of the general
fund TO enable the Mayor to pay for the putting up
OF the names OF streets and avenues lamps at the
corners OF intersecting streets " here lamps nave
been erected, and on the corner of houses where
there are no lamps. Approyed, April Il, lSlO
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DAVIS, sol Market Space, corner of Sth ST., is
still selling Straw Goods and Parasols at cost,
and all other kinds of goods remarkably cheap.
He is receiving new goods, comprising choice
novelties, daily. Ladies, give him an early
cali.
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The COurts.

CIRCUIT Court, Judge Olia.-To-day, Levy
Court agt. Corporation Of Washington: by con-
sent or counsel referred to j. j. johnson and
Eugene Carusi, to audit the accounts between
the parties.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu.-To-day, the
will OF the late Isaac Lightner of Pennsylvania
was exhibited, and letters OF administration,
with will annexed, were granted to Josephat
CARY; bond 5000. This will was made in
Mexico, and is In the Spanish language The
will OF the late Benjamin Woodfeld, bequeath-
ing his estate to his wife, was filed. The will OF
the late Rachel Stewart was admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary were issued to
Edward 4. Thomas; bond $500. Letters of ad-
mDistration on the estate of Willnich Won KAN
merhueber were issued to Wilhelmine Hammer
hueber; bond 81 900.
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An Act to refund certain money to l.. Botch and O.
SchateT.
De ~ tddcttd oy the Board Of Aldermen and Bo1rd
Qf Comm on Couaeii Of the City Of Waskingtoa That
The sum Of eleven dollars and twenty 2sj cents
sSs 1s e
and y schafer, that amount having been overpaid
Az ACT to lay water main on I street north from
asa s sdS,f ~ street
sbe t %a;nr oS r5 e., 81 tSs tg q Was.,nston That
street north, from Eleventh street west 70 Fnpr
is heGeby ns
out Of the water fund, to be reimbursed b. such as
binding upon the line Of said water main As arr a 1r
'hofAeu ny law lApproved, May 2, $50.
AN Acr to grade and gravel street north, from
Seventh street west &c tegrteenth street west
Of Common Council Of the Guy Of Washington That
that the Mayor be- and he is hereby, snth.rized and
street.
srsdveed ana that the sum Of 20 for grading
mate be, and the same IS hereby, aPSropriated snt
Of the funds of the Second Ward; the work TO be
snd two Of
si1n nT,n to Se sPpoignt;s ed by the Mayor.
Az Act to cause . flag footway to he laid across
. Fourteenth street, at the north side Of street
Be Il endefed BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Cs,a nn Council o. ne C,tyJ Washtnrton, That
"a. q :srs:;
and under the provided b. law: and
to athiT:y the expense thereof sum sacient Is
Ward; ALSO scross Eleventh street. along The 1opfb
Approved Nay :, $50.
An Acr authorEing the painting Of life size DOR.
Bs q snaetsd 6y ths Board o. Aldermen and Board
Csmmo. Council 81 the Cay OF Waskission, That
President Of the Board Of Common COUNCIL hen
and are hereby authorized and requested to procure
City and that the Be p.d for Sus Of the the
general f.nd, Of which sufhcient sum is hereby
appropriated. tApproved, May ., 1870.
Be a enacted ty the Board Of Aldsrmen aad Board
~ Com,non Cosnet! of Cry of Washsnrfon Thai
Construct the east side Lis Rd.. to
between the main building and the kitchen thereof
and Streets saae . o on fs be-
tid tn OF q pIblic alley
AN AcI to complete the graveling Of Rhode Leland
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
q. "a ENACTED By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
re * es snr 2, cssssa sCy q Kasa.asto. That
!SlI6p or so much thereof may be necessary be,
fnSds as ss s Is neEssy out Of the
i nnish the graveiinesof Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth strests west
Approved May 2, 1870.
Az AcT for the OPENING, grading and grayrliny of
north Carolina avenue, from New Jersey avenue
u Fourth street east
Bs az enacted w ths Board Of Aldermen and Boaya
conafaoa Cotncti cf the Guy Of Washtagfoa THAT
tut sun, OF ten Thousand dollars, much thereof
as may be noes. ~, be. and the zane il hereby.
scppropriaitd, TO open. grade. nd gravel Norm
carolina avenue, fIom N. W Jersey ayenu TO FonrfI,
De- III wors 70 be done ey days work IN
II ado one assistant commissioner, 10 be
hy the Mayor and the work 10 BE- raid for fro, ~
iunds Oh The nth Ward. IArprosed, May 2, $50.
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An Act for the ralisf of apria O-Ne,l

An Act for the relief of Annie O'Neh
BE n enacted ~ the Bsdrd a AtfsTmen aaf Board
Of Common Council az fke Cay or NashuHgtOa, That
the sum Of fifty mine dollars S59 be, and the same
is hereby Appropriated out Of the General fund to
reimburse Annie y Neal Tor taxes enormously paid
on lot 8, in square No. 81.
Approved Anil u, lS7O.
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Az Acr for the relief Of Noah Herbar,

BE enacted ~ the Board Of A dernasu oai Ram
Of Common Council Of The Cry Of VaShtHgtOa Tn,
the sum OF fifty 500 dollars be, and the same i
merely appropriated out OF the general fund, to en-
sustained while in the employ Of the Corporation.
Approved, April rs, no.
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BE fendeted By the Board 81 Aldermen dad Board
Of Common Council Of the Cry Of WaShing,oa That
the sum of two hundred dollars be- and the same is
hereby, appropriated, payable out of the general
fund, to enable the Mayor to pay the claim OF John
McAnal1y against the corporation, provided .he said
amount is accepted by the said McAnaliy as a pay
ment IN full. Approyed, April Is, $50
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xAcr for the reIirf of WiIliam McCutch.n.

hCI TOT tHe ttIIsI UI WII ,1I "a
- o'ot ~ ~ ~ e,.u
the Of thirteen dollars and fifty six cents be,
and the same is hereby appropriated out of the
black snithing and labor performed for the Corpora
ton. Approved April 2o, ls7O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

The G-sTREET WHARF WARM the case of
the parties arrested last week, charged with re-
ssting the officers and firing at them at the G.
street wharf, already noticed in The STAR,
terday, committed George W. Dorsey TO Jail for
court, and Brooke Mackall, Benjamin Nackall,
isaac Barker, John L. Barr, and JAS. +. Morris
were held TO bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

IMPORTANT TO GENrLKMKN.-H you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed SO that they will never
show again; If you wish your clothing nicely
pressed SO that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, nrst-cIass scourer,
agent Of Staten island and New York Dyeing,
and sole proprietor OF new Partisan process els
9Th street, opposite the Patent Office. List OF
prices-Coats, from 81 to $50; Pants, IS cents:
Vests, 80 cents; q whole Summer Suit, s22h
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me q call. Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spot
efectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References:-M essrs. b. H. Duyall
i3l Pa. ave.; 8. H. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa. ave; G.
F. SChafer, 21S Pa. ave-; W. Il. Griffith, 300 9Th
St; A. Saks & Co., 316 It'll st., and many others
See advertisement In another column. 6,l6,1:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

MORE CORPORATION PROPERTY SEIZED FOR
DEBT-A seizure was made on SATURDAY. last
BY Deputy Marshal Phillips, of the lot of ground
belonging to the corporation, on which stands
The sixth precinct station-house, at the intersec-
ton OF 9th and X streets. This levy was made
TO satisfy judgment OF 500 against the corpo-
ration, held by Amos Hunt. One of the late
Mayors liabilities, Of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

shoo fL1 MT John p. Smith, the popular
anu Wlue-awake business agent of Dan Bryant's
ments for their appearance AT the Natio5s,
Theater next week. The sale OF reserved seats
viii commence at the box once OF the theatre
to-morrow. VI course "shoo Fly Is on the
programme.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ WILL THE MANAGERS OF THE EN.
uS HIB1TI0N given at old Trinity Church,
Georgetown, last week repeat the same AZ an early
day, and oblige lh'l MANY AOMIRsRS,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, Sr

NATIONAL THBATER--B eneft of f.. j.
PaTker-'The Lady OF LyOrs.D
WALLS OPERA HoUsE--waIhslIa ana Bio
plastic Troupes.
DAILY ExcURsIoNsto Glymont on the steamer
T.. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow TO
Mount Vernon
SMITHS Art GALLERY, PAS r street.
hARKRITKR's Art GALLERY, 4SS Tth street.
BARLow's AR GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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TEMPERANCE AFFAIRs.-On last Sunday
evening the ST. Stephens Catholic Total Absti.
hence Society Of Washington paid fraternal
visit to the Catholic Total Abstinence Society
of Georgetown. The occasion was enlivened by
ST. Cecilia's band, of the latter organization,
and the temperance ranks swelled by the &C
cession Of near 80 members.
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ArArrto nav . = p.rko,

AN ACT to pay >. 3. Parker for certain work
Be at enacted By the Board Of Aldermen aaf Boaya
% Common Council Of the CRY Of Washiagtou Tbat
the sum OF seven % dollars be, and the same is
BY, appropriated ont Of the general fund To EMAIL,
the Mayor to paw 3. =. Parker that amount dine IN,
work on the Washington canal
Approved April Is. 1870.
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The WASHINGTON COUNTY HORSE RAIL
RcAD.-A meeting of gentlemen interested in
the Washington County Horse Railroad was
held at the Sehuetzen Park last evening. A
committee appointed for that purpose reported
their Interview with the president of the Wash
ington and Georgetown Horse Railroad Com
pany, relative TO arrangements for stock to run
said county road, which report being to the
effect that such an arrangement could not be
made, a committee was appointed to select a
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

BAD FOR BROwN--JacOb Brown was arrested
last evei.-ng by Ofieer Leach, Tor using threat
ening language against John Rady, and was
sent 10 jail in default Of security 70 keep the
peace, BY Justice Harper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

HONOR TO WHOM" Sc--Mr. W. g. Smith
writes TO Us that il was neither Mr.. Cohen nor
Mr.. Throop who rescued the lady at the ST.
james Hotel IRE on Saturday morning, but Mr.
e. w. Smith, foreman OF III. & L. Co. No. I. Now
suppose We hear from the lady. Or, isn't it
barely possible that IL all hands would remem-
Der that there was more than ore lady in the
case, there might be less conflict Of opinion and
variety OF statement on the subject?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

AT HIS OLD TRICks.-Horafio Bolster was
arrested last evening by Officer Aarkwood, for
assault and battery with intent 20 kill Hattie
Taylor. He was held toabail for court, By jus
fice Clark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

IxDuoxNHNr TO Bur GOOD SswIue MA
CHINB.-Willcox d Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Skirt Factory, Ao6 Seventh street, between b
and r. 2I1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

The COMMITTEE ON FINANcEs.-Mayor EN-
cry this morning appointed the following com
mittee under the resolution adopted By the
Councils yesterday to ascertain the condition OF
the corporation finances: j. q. McKelden, w.
b. Todd, and Lewis Clephane.
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CITY ITEMS.

LINEN SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
Coat, Pants and Vests-Si,
Coat, Pants and Vests-S4,
At liable & Co.'s,
2 335 Pennsylvania ave., ~. s. Hotel !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

The DIscoyERER OF AMERICA ON A " BEN
DER-'-Christopher Columbus was arrested
Yesterday by Ofiicer w. Ii. Mills for disord erly
conduct, and Justice Weaver fined him -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

AN ACT TO refund fines imposed upon Joseph Kilian.
and Julius Georgia
BE az enacted By The BOayd Of Aldermen and Roor5
there be. and is hereby, appropriated out If The ,e
era fund the sum OF ten dollars TO enable the MAYOR
amount of fines imposed by Justice Clark on The
18th a. Of May, ls6S. '' INC
Approv ed April q, $50