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THE COrRTS.

POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge SasU-Jane
Burnett, charged with thu lsrc Vt pair of win
dow blinds fined so and costs. Charles CARTS, steal
ing gold ring; fined So John Elitts, charged with
selling unsound meat in the Centre Market forfeited
his collateral, SlO, by not answering when ctlltnf
Joseph Wilson, assault on job; Plug 7; fined SIS and
costs. Lorenzo Mathews, a cft0red boy, whJ has
been before the court several times ON the same
charge arceny-was committed to Jail until July
The Reform School is now full AMI in July it Is cx
pected sone vacancies will occtr when he viii be
sent there during his minority. q
THE GEORGETOWN STRIKE RIOTERS.
benjamin ThC mpSan. John Bromley, Marion
White, and Arthur Rufiau, charg with commit
ting riot ard ARRAY in Geo geto Sn on the 18th Of
June. Ii was shown in evidence that Bromley went
on IL ard ship laying at tire coal wharf and enieav
oTed to make the laborers stop working, saying that
nthey did not he had crowd who would kill them
The mate 0! the vessel ordered him OF. Rnffian
came with large ere wd about five minutes after
Br mley left and urged them to stop the men; the
police were endeayOTing to keep them back and
Rufilan was talking very loud. White was there too
and urging the to stop the laborers threatening
to Kill them Lieut.. Essex came with large force OF
Cicers and drove them of and the crowd behay ed in
a disorderly and riotons manner, making "A rush on
the officers to rescue the prisoners who had been
rested. In crossing the bridge over the canal the
rioters were ordered hack, and Bromley urged
them on to take the prisoners from the officers
IN the case Of White nUle pros entered by the
District Attorney. Thompson and Rufffu wcrr dis
missed by the court, the evidence not being sufficient
70 convict. After n lenthy argument by Mr. VIII
Ilams fer brumly, his case was continued until
morrow morning.
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GEORGETOWN.

Coop RIpDANCE-So hogs, cows, goats or ami
mails Of any kind except muzzled dogs to be
found TO day roaming on the streets.
ANOTHER MILITARY CoAPANY.-A military cnm-
paBy numbering SOME nifty members held meeting
last evening at Market H0use Hall Tor the purp pose
Of organizing. Mr.. Vim. Mcdonald was selected "a
captain; George Il. French, LIST lieutenant; VIM. III
Hsycock 2d lieutenant and ). X. Fox, 81 lieutenant
&C mm,ttee a. three were appointed on application
for membership.
:, ARRIyiLs.-Steamship Rattlesnake Of the Reading
Railroad Company to take cargo, fr,an WatcrsS
wharf, Of sunken steamer Hercules TO New York
The Centrerede expected hourly and will assist thu
RattiesI AXE in taking this cargo. The Hercuss L.
now on the dock at the Navy Yard, and is expected
To le thoroughly repaired in two weeks.
1HE young man Richard Sparks, severely injured
at Hill paper victory recently, stated in the
STAR, lies dangerously i'll ut his residence, ON ID
street, and st 10 feared he will not recover
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AKOTHER WAR
resurrection Of the Pig-Owners.
TIE Pound Block sdsd-Ths Police to fhr
R<sese--fs .Arnfsftes for "a Hosrs.

The neighbOrhOod Of the pound recently erected by
the newly appointed Pound master, T. Zell Hoover
1t the corner Of LIST and streets the scsne Of
great excitement this morning and had il not been
Tor the prompt action Of tbs police the buildings
would doubtless have bsea razed TO the ground an
angry mob Ii appears that the newly Appointed
Pound master construed the order of the Board Of
horse mule, bull, steer calf heifer sheep goat
hog goose running at large in the cities ash
Ington and Georgetown going into effect from and
after Il O'Clock last night, and after midnight he
promptly entered on the work Of capturing and i'm
u undiI = all stray animals.
Early this morning he had safely locked within the
enclosure Of the Pound about cows IS or Is hogs
and severaldogs A may be ina gined the precincts
Of svamIOOdle. Goose Level, - al. were ina
BLAZE or EXCIIKMENT.
and before : clock the Pound surrounded v an
angry cr0wd,the numbers being estimated at from
no % 100, ONE threatening 10 tear down the
oratle Pound msster to deliver up their property
In the language Of the Waterman, they may not have
meant hight, but they made
NUMBERING NOISE.
Lieut. johnson was early apIrised Of the state of
stalTs and sent over some Of h;S Tho managed
= prevent any violence being used, and Lieut.
Kelly men were held at the ent precinct ready
FOR a call should there be an outbreak The noise
and confusion might have continued until this hour
had not order from the Board Of Health been sent
90 MI Hoover advising him that ii not con-
templatsd for the law to go into effect until
AFTER TO DAT.
This was about 10 clock a. m. and the animals
were promptly released, and to those no had paid
The fees the money returned and IN short tim
All became quiet. and the blue coats" were with
drawn.
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ALEXANDRIA.

NEWTON SMITHS CAsE.-Col. Chas E. stuart (,
counsel for Newton Smith, colored sentenced by the
Corporation Court Of this city t. be hung for thu
murder Of his illegitimate child, has obtain ii a
supersedeas from the Judge If the Supreme Court of
Appeals Of the state, sitting AT Wythevilla. and
the hearing Of the 10y special order &c the Court
has been set for the 10th day Of next November at
Richmond. -
The STRIKK.-The strike among the colored
labor at the harves of the American Coal Com
pany has ended, and. anticipated. only
resulted TO the INJURY Of the poor dupes who have
lost profitable emplo their places being sup
piIed by those " ho were not engaged in the move
ment - In
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

nFTHE MALE MEMBERS OF TRINITY
Wy CHURCH are requested 90 meet punctually at
the church TO MORROW Il Friday a at AZ ocl0ok
p m, 20 proceed in procession to Washington to
participate in the ceremonies ct ending the celahra
tin Of 18th anniversary of the Pops accession.
by order: yNO. l.. KIDWELIn Pre- side1If
W. ID. CLEMENTS, Secretary. ~ IT
Ply c, N. THoA go ~
- Real Estate Agents, -
No. 7es 18th street Washington, u. c.
f AUefIO N sAIE h
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SILyERWARE AND SILVER PLATED WARE,
- Table Cutlery, &C.; % fine stock, and for sale ct
manufacturers prices, at the corner Of 18th street
Jel-lm II, q. HOOD,
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover pre
vents the hair from falling OFF. Use it.
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LADIES CNDERGARNENTs of all descriptions
on hand and made TO order, at very reasonable
prices, at g. BAUM's Undergarment + aatory
18th street, Intellgencer Building.
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting watel
Key Fits any watch, and warranted not h
wear out. Price so cents n
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THE EsTABLIsHMEST of NJ. II. Prince, No
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, will close ever,
evening at p. N. during the heated term. tt
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LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made of the best materials
and every pair warranted TO fit. g. BAUM, Cor
set Manufacturer, 9TH St., Intelligencer Build
ING.
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES

Al Il. WALLACH's,
Odeon Hall, ~ street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, White
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats. Alapaca.
Drab D'ete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot, Cassi,
mere and Alpaca Frock Coats White Mar
seilles, single and double brested Vests. White
Duck single and double breasted Vests Blue
Flannel Goats, sizes from 80 to r. Blue Flannel
and Drab D'ete Pants sizes 80 to a. BIue Elan
mel and Drab D'ete Vests, 80 to A. Linen and
Alpaca Busters.
Give us a call at SCI PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Washinprnn
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RAILROADS
NEW RoyTE FROM THE NORTH .YpT.ST
" To THE SOUTH AND sol THW Esr Nc

" To THE SOUTH AND sOU THWE Sr'
The ALABAMA AID CHArrAxooG, RAN
R Bosel rs sAssA % Ser i% s Es''i "a 1
completed ard fefui-, IN st. c,.r iaztk -issss&
Eecsioss, TIM ,lioETtsI AL EAu LIsE from Por,-
Msshins'sn, k.ctnl9ud, Ly9, hbprg and ChAtis-
49, .o n, s IN Ne~ Dtleis' 1aokson,
Ihe road BED i an sPcIdid condition, and Tie
Puiirnsnf Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are oh.
run via this route from Lynehburg 10 Mobile and
Purchase Tickets Via M Alabama and cla..a.
nooga Railroad, and secure the quickest time and
The attentian q Freight Shipper u called % this
rSgss a. -; Sr7 ,e s s S1ie, -, S, ,a b
Marx sifr freight ana procure hila. II Isdins VIA
'MiIHiGa KEAvY. General Frc,i.t and Ticket
ASoT n 9 e.t ysEoS Tenn ..,-, o.
RALIIHeRE AND0HIo RAILROAD
wAsHNsroS. Deoealer .. IS7l.
EaSi SFS Efif iS .S IN n \ @H $3.50
"ISi -i' %" F FIJI = B ,tiIiiTTvi 2i5
sa5 a. @ nr ia4Si 500 sSS 9iS SO SO, so 90 as
pm.
Iesys daily, exCept Sunday, AT 6.S5 ana 9.25a.
Tcr Pr}ncirsl WAY stations. Rial.r.,.prr R.,,s-
VILE Laurel; hnnaT.lis Junction aud RELAY. leave
JeslHps m" 90 ~ N. az SVI p "a su :.
Tie 800 = N On Sunday stops as during tho
week.
Leave at 6,t , n m. ana 10 D. an. No train to or
from Annapolis On ; Iday
ron 'BALTiI6IE.
A'A'' fnR WAY sfStf6Ns. ''"'
L'''f f 9 s al FATS p fFi S 6F iE WEST
Leave daily ", eAcfi saturday and sunday at 6:iS
or Saiur.lsy al 5 IS and :. 90 m
ON sunday at ; 90 snd 500 r N. only. c.nnec,-
WIN 'f arf SsS HI'h p lsSs rs "A'r' "
Fer strssturg sud P'snt. ,,etsr~n Relay House
Relay House with strarburg and Winchester aoccsn
Throueh tickets 10 the West can be- had at tho
sshinEten Station 1ickct once all hours n tn
for New York. Philadelphia and Boston see al
j. L. WILSON.
Master u Tran-Poriation.
J.. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
l. 6kO. = kooSTL- Gen Az Washington. ml7
THRouGM LINE = -
PHILADELrHIA AND NEW foRK
/ -. NAssIseToS. june 2, ls7O-noon.
NJ :T% "a ss;I' XIV f fohk @M9@
FeRS YORK, v-rho.a eserss u .a-.
Leaa,s daily Except Sunday at 90 a. m., 1915
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday at : 90 a. m, MAS
"nN D. NJ ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York At 9 90 D. n. and Pbiladel-
Sleeping cav. New Ysrt % p. y, train only.
Bo.ion can lie had AT the Station Once at al hours
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nspeiis and III Wsst "Ashngi9p' kI,lttmSEe, An
Master Of Tr"Isr,r,S,ioD
L: N. COLE, General Ticket Agent '"''V-'
GEO- :. hOoSTZ, Agent wsshingtrn i.,s
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Niller's, 40 9Th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,3:
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PERSONAL.

lust PUBLISHED, -ft ,sszs
IN ONE VOLUME. PRICE, so CENTS. 81.
The following Medical Lectures fer Geasismes:
l. PHILOSOPHY OF MAEEIAGE. -.a-
2 PREMATURE DECLINE IN NAN.
5. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
4. DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE Ok
s. sPERMAToRRHGA. 81.
6 ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
T. TRATMENT AND CURE.
Price 20 cents 10y mail. Address the author, DR..
CURTIS, fremont Place, Boston. JelSeotr
MRS r SAWYER, CLARYOYANT. MAGNET
M &c TEST MEDIUM, can be consulted AZ her
huuse, No. 81 It'll street between aud streets,
Island, upon all important business-paSt, pressu
II AIDES DOCTOR AND FRIEND; ONE VISIT
fem S1ly p 1 nos R95 So M Esst
fayettes Baltimore. Enclcse stamps. my24 lm'
ID TIE WELL KNOWN SPECIALIST
Estabs he'd here Tor the last ten years, w5ud eau
Non ladies aud gentlemen against answering through
wiz surely be swindIet by these persons who are
unknown, and have no local hahitatIon.
cure 81 ali Female Complaints and Secret Diseases,
Private Consulting rooms Ala Io,h street above
Pennsylvania avenue. Hours, 10 to j, % s, "a
BEWARE OF THE MANY INEXPERIENCED
this city. who assume half dozen aliases, IN as
many different Offices Avoid exposure, boss ot rapu-
tatioD. health, and even life itself, aud code your
troubles in Or. LEON well known here for the last
ten years the most reliable. Trustworthy. and
skiliu physician advertising lie does not tribe or
kumtug; fulhlls ali ..:e promises, and guarantees
sucCt 81 when others fails.
SEPARATE Rooms for Lady Patients.
Private Consultation Rooms, Ala 10Th street
| D.. B.-The Doctor does NOT employ any so-cailed
assistants, therefore patients avoid any exposure
whaeyer rs they sec no one but the Doctor pliS ly
by TAKING AN ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
10 the NURTHW ESTFRN you your old
you provide for family in the ent Of death
and the n ney you pay t. the company viii earn You
from tot per cent. compound interest. Office 500
9TH street. Use.
mh:5-tf /. Y. KNIGHT, General Agent.
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CONoEKT-Equal division, s. OF T., gives
grand concert at Odd Fellows Hall to--ight
Some Of the best amateur talent in the city has
volunteered, and the programme is Al excellent
one.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
ENOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY
ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE

One Of the splendid steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC, COBB RN, ATLANTIC, ~
JAPAN, kEwEENAW, ARCTIC. EssG4AzzN
CHINA. and ST. PAUL. will leave0<zs1xxzka
Buffalo daily Except Fridays and SATURDAYS \ az
,: M; Erie the next morning; Clev eland the same
night: and Detroit at 10 IN daily Except Sundays
SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake So
perior and Mississippi Railroad to St Paul and all
points in Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin and Iowa
Aso, with the Northern Pacific Railroad for the Red
River Country.
Excursion Tickets at greatly reduced rates will he
issued by all principal railroads ST. Paul 10y this
route. returning in all rail Or by all Rail Ruf,s
e. st. Paul and Duluth. returning via Lake
During the months Of Juna, July and August Ex-
CURsIoN TRIPS will he made via the North Shore M
Lake Superior visiting the Silver mines, Port VIII
liam. Grand Portage. &c.
For further information, apply to
b. b. PATRICK,
Gen1 Passenger Agent, Buffalo, y Y
J.. T. EVANS. Manager h.. II. A L Lane
Sd. CALDWELL, GenT Manager L. s Co.
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u. s. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, connecting at yorfoIk
ritk the Seaboard and Rodaok Railroad for agi
paris Of the South and rt1h the steamers Of the NJ
NJ ITdnsperta!tOa Company for Boston.
Oh and after Monday, May lst, the Steamer LADY
OF THE LAKE carrying the nited IT,
States mail win leays her wharf; FOOT .EeStaES
day and FRIDAY at p. m. for Norfolk Returning.
leave Norfolk TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday at
5p. m. Stopping at Alexandria, Fort Washington
Glymont, Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe. For freight or passage apply on board or
to d. GroBer, Norfolk Va; c. Phillips, Alex
andris, Va. G; Waiers, Georgetown, ID. c., or to
=. p. BROWN son. General Agents,
Cor. 18th street and New York avenue
No freight received at 7th-street wharf after go
p. M. First class fare to Norfolk, 50 round trin,
Sc. Secondclass fare to Norfolk, So; round trip,
60 ap29-ly
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NEW style shell hoops, new etruscan hoops,
new style etruscan cable neck chain, new style
French gilt lOekets, &c, received at Prigg's AZ
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9th
streets
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BRAY L" BRO
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere. Read all advertisements and
then come straight 20 our store and buy your
GROC les.
y. q. Sugar, Toe. and lie. per ID.
Best DtneTara Sugar, lac. per 10.
Excellent Family Flour, 81 Is per quarter bbI
Equal To WEIGH for S2..0 per quarter Dbl.
hulasses from 3Sc. TO SOC. per gallon.
Best Golden Syrup Unly 10c. per gallon.
Cut Loaf lriIs &c. per gallon.
Pine New Orleans helasses sc. per gallon.
Beet quality Rice lie per ID.
81 IS Japan Tea for SC. per III.
Extra fine Black Tea Soc per ID.
Extra hHe Imperial and Gnnpowder, 81 per ID.
Choice sugar cured Hams, loo.
tat sard' : tanN aEsed Hams Isc. per ID,
tassard's Leaf Lard, lEc. per IL.
Prime Shoulder Bacon, csc per ID.
Best Java Coffee, &c. per H.
=" Roasted, Sic per ID
Best Rio Coffee &c. per III.
= - Roasted, - and 2e. rer ID.
zoo lbs Clover Butter, only Csc. per. III.
35I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
nyp Between 81 ard Al SITS, north side.
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81.
Baltimore, Nd. -.
CAUTIoN-Bevare Of Impostors!-As some m
scrup9lous parties are in the habit of stating
that their places of business are branch stores OF
the Original Franc, i hereby notify the public
that have no branch stores, and that l have no
connection with any similar institution I'm this
city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, 43i 18th St, between d and f.
CowLING's PATENTED NEcKTIE FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
Francs, 431 It'll street, between d and T.. No
bIaneh stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE sRIRrs-one,
two or three PlesieIeyeletS, buttons or studs
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43l It'll
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy The CELEBRATED " FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar In the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 1917 tn street Look
for the name. No branch stores. IA
The UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic I.ock-stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
proved Wilson Shuttle 40 Sewing Machine,
(which stitch alike on both sides OF the fabric. \
Either OF those machines are frst-class; can %
as much variety work as any, and even more
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
by a A. & j. Rosenthal, Fo. 40 Seventh street
p. S-The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
Is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
clothing, etc, 1t rs for all kinds Of family sew
ing, and we would call the attention of. shoe
makers, tsilors, carriages trimmers, &o, % the
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Doors AND
SHoEs.-Being fully determined to relinquish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST of June
am now offering my complete stock at prices less
than cost of manufacturing
y. RosENrHAL, No. 4o4 18th street.
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HrxrLxR has all kinds Thermometers and
parOmeters
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THE FREr.-For COrns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. 535
18th street, opposite U. y. reasury, Washington,
ID. g, OF No. North Charles near Baltimore st.
baltimore Md
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HOOP SKIRTS Of the best material, made 10
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, Ithstreet. Intelligcncer Building.
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COLONEL ALExASDER PROvosr, formerly q
well known resident Of Washington, died In
PHILADELPHIA yesterday. In company with Mr.
Harry Winter Col. Provost was the contractor
for the marble work OF the two new wings Of the
Capitol building when IL was extended.
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CITY ITEMS.
PAPAL FLAGS, Lanterns and Fire Works, at
IA T. street and 343 Pennsylvania avenue. 2

fAPAL LAGs. Lanterns and FIRE Works, al
IA T. street and 343 Pennsylvania avenue. 2
THE PCREsT JAVA COFFEE in this city is to be
found at the American Tea Store corner It'll and
Istreets, fresh roasted every day. Also Mocha
Coffee of a superior quality.
Economy IN THE KITCHES-Prudant house
keeper are ever on the alert to practice economy
In the culinary department. In no way can this
be done more eftectually than in the use of Ba-
king Powder which combines purity strength
and reliability. DOOley's Yeast Powder has at
tanned the deserved reputation of being economi-
cal. convenient and wholesome, besides which il
will produce from barrel OF flour twenty tive to
forty pounds more bread, rolls, &c, than by the
old process OF raising dough with bakers or hop
yeast Here alone is great saving, and author
ICES the guarantee that it will give entire salts
faction. wS..
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Orr DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment OF
sizes and colors, at c. BAUN's Kid Glove Depot
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, Etc.

~ S.OHARE. q. A. 0HARE,
G. 8. O'IIARE < son, ---
FINE GRO GERS,
12l3 sTH STREET n. W, BETWEEN II AND y.
FINEST QUALITY
SIG CURED
SMALL SIZE CANVASSED HAMS,
10 cents per pound
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE YELLOW
BUTTER NEARLY EVERY DAY
Rest LEAF ART. .-. Ia cents
Prime Sil0Il DER BhC0N cents
Prime itfN cent?
few mere 10. Cans PEACHES--......-....20 ccnts
NEW CROP TEAS rf
Try that EXTRA OOLON(i s cents
Try that I'm CENTS
GOOD cents
GOOD GINPpN pE D cents
FLOOR AND sYRCPsi
EXCELLENT FAMILY FLOUR. SO Is per sack.
CIT LOAF DRIP SYRUP, 30 cents per gal lon.
FINE LIQUORS for medical purposes. 80
C.s. 0HARE 4 son.
je5d 1918 9TH street n. W bet. NJ and Y.
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LOCAL n E w 5.
SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFRAf.
SeaueI To the stove Case.

EoIOred Ma Sfsfrafs shot By a GorsrR-
aasnf IIsrE-Ths ETosfm Danger
0NsfH Wiosaded. D.. - Pa.
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SERiOu4 AccIDEST-A man named John
Kelly while driving a loaded wagon down
Capitol HUI yesterday fell out, striking his heal
against tree cutting, 1t, and breaking both kne
caps. He was taken 10 Providence Hospita
where DR.. {. N. Ford rendered surgical assis-
lance.
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WoRKNES are engaged in laying gravel walks
I'm the triangular reservation corner of Tth street
and the Avenue: This Is preparatory to the
placing therein of seats for the accommodation
Of ladies and children who may have to wait for
street cars there.
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FIRR-AbOut noon to-day an alarm of fire
was struck from box 81 (26th and G streets) for a
FIRE in four small brick houses belonging 20 Mr.
III. y. Easily, on the line OF the canal near Eas-
ey's wharf, which were partially burned before
the fire department could extinguish the flames
CWillard's, } was false.
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SOUTH WAsH1NGTOS GUARDs-This COM
pany attends the Fifth Baptist Church, Virginia
avenue, between ~ and 5th streets, tonight, 20
hear the eorgratulatory address OF their com
rade. w. X. Amber. A general invitation Is ex-
tended to the ladies' and gentlemen and the va
zations Of the CITY TO attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-15

In store a. d for sale low
Golden Hill, Hawk Eye,n
Linganore,n Missouri fancy.v
And Great West FAMILY FLOUR
AND ALL OTHER GRADES,
in lots TO suit, by
wNGALT CO,
mysu Indiana avenue and LIST street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-15

Mr.. WV. SYPHAx, the Treasurer OF the Board
Of COlored School Trustees, transmitted to the
Secretary of the Interior this week his report AND
statement Of his accounts for the past quarter
showing the large sum Of e53, s34.75 disbursed BY
him. The vouchers accompany the statement
and at his request Meesrs w. w Moore and IT
T.. Connolly made an exami nation Of the youch.
ers and statement, and finding them all right
they complimented Mr.. Syphax on the accuracy
and neatness with which the accounts have beer
kept The colored schools are now in q gOoC
financial condition.