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new entrance on Fifteenth street In the most eiab
it is stated by the caterers has not been equaiied
since the visit OF the Prince OF Wales. This hall
fags. table forty feet 10 length viii be
Supplied for the guests who are to sup with the
Ss rms w se on
canopy Is formed the centre the west side or
the table Of bunting, highly fantastic IN shape and
below and at about ten feet from the platform are
smaller tables for the guests who will be served and
take their danny morses standing, being served by
walters from the opposite side OF the tables.
THE GENERAL TABLEAU.
The stand FOR the musicians Is placed In the Gen.
ire OF the hail. In front OF the table for the Princes
guests. and Will he handsomely decorated also.
tner horizon ~ coe rom the woers
the while BY sweet and lively music, take walk
around behold the young bear In the act OF mastica
ton and pass out again 10 the dance and the Rl0ries
AT tile royal table President Grant. Secretaries
Minister and suIte the Russian Admiral and stan,
Admiral Rowan and stan ana others are invited to
the table, under the canopy facing the entrance to
the Academy, nanked by the President and Ministers
and the kussians OF bis stan. Whether there
sclnding speeches has not been stated, but at q
ball speech-maKing could hardly he appropriate.
No discrimination will be observed between the
tables OF the Grand Duke and those VINO come to
honor him, and the same elaborate and tasteful
decoration Will characterize them oil. Among the
dishes in the bill OF fare supr6me poulet q la
Russo, Iiet de bG,y Ia Cd,dcdzy, dlet de cdtes d
la supreme sauce and scolJoDs OF paruidges q la
Victoria.
The service at the chief table viii be or solid sill
yer, which Will he from the Imperial household at
81. Petersburg.
There viii be castles OF sugar and sweetmeats
large baskets Of choice flowers two temples IN
pastry with the Russian cVors and the figure OF the
Emperor; other temples with the American nag and
the figures Of Washington on them; two frlgates-a
Russian ana an Amerlcan-in sugar. figure OF
Charlotte lmperiale and numerous other devices
IRON the confectloners.
The committees Will be instructed to keep the
most perfect order Dotn on the dancing moor and ID
sion the guests will enter the supper room on one
side and make their exit at the other. The thought
and already visible III the arrangements almost
assure one that the af1lr with be grand and enjoy
able, perfect success IN every respect
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will be inspected on the filth day. General shacr
VIII lead the van on the round among tho nremen.
Each Of the principal stations win be visited, the
operandi and the machinery explained and ex-
hibi,ed and practical illustration VIII be made TO
the young lieutenant ~ to the manner In which
the present nremen and their apparatus turn out
The General will then explain TO MIN what DIM
cultics the New York nrcmen labored under IN me
days when the Old volunteer force was IN vogue
when the "Bossu used 10 be pilot Of .Big Slx, anu
when, even In the midst OF melting neat Tue
volunteers would stand on and settle tneH ull.
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culties with each other BY stlcus and then resume
work and endeavor to put the hre OUT


The Ball ut the Academy.
which Is to be something unsurpassed, brilliant
select and elegant will complete the programme
laid down by the Executive Committee. The ar
rangements have been completed and the appoint
ments ali made; indeed, everything has been done
which tends to the belief that this will Of the
grandest and most elaborate affairs ever Witnessed
In the annals Of Terpslchore in New York.
Two thousand tickets been issued to the bail,
and supper Will be furnished for $500 guests.
The guests win enter by the main entrance, in
Irving place. Here the tlcketholders viii be met
by gentlemen Of the Reception Committee, wearing
blue badges. All invited guests, as well as those
who pay, viii receive small ticket with coupon
attached bearing the stamp, "Alexis Ball ana Re.
ccption, and will also be given, at the same time,
as memento OF the bail, large ornamental ticket
bearing the Russian double-headed eagle and the
American nag which VIII read a. follows:-
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The Breakfast mt Jerome Park
A Trip 10 West Point

viii occupy the fourth day. The steamer chartered
for the purpose will leave the city at about ten
O'Clock In the morning. The decorations will con.
slst chiefly OF nags. There will be a large company
invited ON this occasion, and the band OF the
Seventy.lrst regiment, led by Julien, Will be In
attendance. The following select musical pro-
gramme will be played on the run up the Huds0n:-
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The Prince will be conducted over the govern :
ment schools ami about the principal places OF IN
ierest lie Will have ovation from the cadets, re-
turning again to New York the same evening Tne
committee 10 attend HIM on this WISH Is stated In
an oil column.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

man named Beunnins in Portland, Me-, Saturday nga
drank large quantity Of whiskey fell from chair
died.
nation for reelection and indications
: will be endorsed by the republicans.
Daniel Gleason murdered his wife with knife It
North Adams Mass Yesterday evening Jealousy tho
Gleason has been arrested
row buildings iu Springfield, Mass, occupied
for stores and encmen partially destroyed BY nre
early yesterday morning. Fourteen enemcnts burned
The total oss $l5O0 OF which xl3 falls on Mr.
Allis insured for about one-haf or that amount.
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early yesterday morning Fourteen enemcnts burned
%s insured for about ones. or that smouS On
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The Navy Yard Reception and Ball.

Tne navy hUr0 reception and Ball.
True to the generous impulses evinced at all times
by those who Ego down 10 the sea In shipsu the
oficers attached to the Brooklyn Navy Yard snd the
officers OF the reception squadron do not wish to be
left ont in the calculations made Tor entertaining
the Prince. The second day after the arrival there.
FORE will he devoted 10 visit to the Navy Yard and
to receive the inequalities thus preferred He will
frst pay visit to Rear Admiras Strnyham ana
Smith and Inspect all the novelties OF the depart
ment at his leisure. But the most magnificent ar.
fair will be
THE GRAND NAVAL BALL.
to be given In hts honor at the receiving stores
building, which viii Be grand opportunity for all
the ladies Of the City Of Churches to get glimpse
at Russian royalty. Some two weeks ago
committee composed OF Pay director
J. Q. Eldredge, chairman; Captain George
NJ. Ransom, Pay Director q. r. Barry,
| Naval Constructor b. r. Delano, Commander
| r. Chandler, Commander d. L. Crane, Commander
D. b. Harmony Medical Inspector George Peck,
Lieutenant Colonel J. L. Broome. United states Ma
rine Corps; Captain u. A. Bartlett listed States
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The Military Parade.


General shalcr WIN personally supcrintcnd the
movements Of the troops, aidea by his stan, con-
sistinp OF Colonel W. ii. ChescbrUugh, Chief OF
stan; General J. II. Lebenau, Inspectors Colonel Il.
&. Kearny. Engineer; Colonel John Oakley, Judge
Advocate; Colonel Charles Mcmillan, Surgeon; Col.
Onei John Fowler, Jr, Ordnance onlcer; Lieutenant
Colonci J. r. o Beirne, Quartermaster; Lieutenant
Colonel Frank wrisley. Commissary; Major Carr
Jussen, Aide-de-Camp; Major John Mechan, Aide.
de-Camp; Captain Thomas Fairgrieve, Aide.de.
Camp.
The time OF formation OF the regiments In their
prescribed positions half-past one o'clock. pre-.
elscly half an hour between the time OF forming
and the arrival OF the Prince There win be three
diyisions. New York First division win be divided
INTO three brigades The First brigade, under the
command OF Briaadler General Ward; Second brt.
gade. under the command Of Brigadier General
Punk, and toe Third brigade, under the command
Of Brlgadier General taflan. The Second division,
from brooklyn, will be commanded ~ Major Gene
raj woodward. aud the Third or New Jersey d.
vision, vii he under the command Of Brlgadler
The troops mat ere expected to take part In the
parade are as fol'ows:-
NEW YORx-PRsT DIVISION
Er0fyuy~1fs commanders. NUMBERS
yYrst. ...... Lieutenant colonel webster. $50
Colonel Bendix. .............. 800
kaxtB. Colonel tscrIy......."".... w
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Thanks giving Service for the Princess Safety,
when the Prince has received hts correspondence,
and all the handshakng ana introductions have
been ended Father N. BJerring viii most likely Inn
press upon him the necessity OF attending mass
forth WITH a. thanksgiving to God for safe denver.
ance from the per,ls he has passed through during
his exposure to the mighty elements ON his way 70
the western Republic. To this will also be invited
the russian Minister and suite, the two Admirals
and the members OF their stafTs and such others as
may pe DESTROYS Of witnessing TIC solemn and inter.
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THE CNURTS.

CRIMINAL COUBT.--Today,. Mary Brennan,
(arrested by kearney charged with the larceny of
S25 worth Of furs and clothing from NJ. e. white
was convicted and sentenced to year in the
horse from stephen Owens, was convicted and sen
fenced TO three years in the penitentiary. George
Taylor, eha' ged with assault and battery with in
tent to kill George Green. Prosecuting witnesses
testified that defendant entered Green's house, at
tackled him his wife ard sister, knocking the two
latter down, and threatening TO knock them to h,
or seven miles the other side, and finally struck
Green over the eye with axe, stunning him.
They 1.-THE women) admitted that in the scrimmag e
they struck Taylor. The jury found a verdict of
months in Jail. Richard smith, charged with an
a. sault and resisting officer, COW icted and
fined $40. Thos Coakly, Michael RyOn, James
WEIGH, James Carbury, and John Coakly, charged
with assault with intent to kill; Henry Brown pleai
not guilty, and the case went over until tomorrow
sell. youth, charged with threats TO his mother
was sent TO the Reform School one year. Charles
Francis, dsorderly conduct fined s.. Peter Lewis,
profsne and indecent language; fined S3. Barney
and Louisiana Brown, colored charged with fighting
on the street; Barney was fined 81 and Louisa dis
Boyd, loud and boisterous languaEo on the street;
fined So each. Hannah Burch, prO.ane langua ge
nned %, or workhouse days. James Parker r,
charged with assault aud battery on Bessy Bryapt;
Also, charged with threats Of personal violence to
Hessie Parker. his wife. Mrs Parker testified that
she was Obliged TO go q neighbours house for
refuge 70 sleep at night Bonds required in the
sum o. SDO; defendant to pay costs. Frank Doug
from Mrt; Beall; fined SO or six months in Jail.
Molly johnson, charged with using profane Ian
Guage In Georgetown; fined S5 and costs; also, fined
$40 for contempt Of court. Joseph Buckley, pro-
ihan.ty II Georgetown; fined IS, or workhouse 30
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GEORGETOWN.

Cor OFF CHEAP-Pdying Fine of $3.50 ,oifh
S3.-A few days since man giving his name as
Charles Charleston was arrested In this CITY ty
Officer Rogers for selling hams by sample with
out Q license. He was sent to the Police Court,
where he was fined $3.50, and In default of pay.
NEXT was sent to the Georgetown workhouse.
On his arrival Mr.. Rezin Stephens, the keeper
OF the workhouse, on reading the commitment
expressed his surprise that so genteel an appear
ing person as MIR. Charleston should consent to
90 the workhouse when he could be released for
$3.50. SWELL" returned the prisoner, who
quickly scented an error In the commitment, al
refused to pay the fine principle; but after all
/ don't know but 1t win be cheaper for me to pay
the $3.50 than to be confined here for an indef-
mite period" So saying he handed Mr.. Stephens
s., and when offered his change-ffty cents
generously told Mr.. 8. that as he had treated him
50 courteously he might keepit He then left, and
has not since been heardof. 1t was formerly Gus
tomary 70 send all such cases to Jail on casa
until the fines were paid. s-s -
GRAIN IL scarce to-day, there being no arrivals
either by river or canal. 3rsa lzz,01sss ~
MERCHANTS ExcHANeE-There were NO
offerings on Change to-day, and consequently
no sales. IL ~. 80, .fssis1 q 81 sslf
The xIILs sim remain idle, owing to low
water I'm the canalT Boats coming IN do not
bring full loads, for the same reason.
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read Company telocnie sd Grade their said roaf -
as 70 prepare Ter ~ sur~rsfruoture, nov, there
sEr. l-d >, - .ss,,.s Thss. provided TIA; this
sct shal le submitted o. fhe people 40 the next
votes cast fcr nlenihes = TIE Leeislsfge Assembly
~ snch election: A. iTortssg ftsfasr. Thsi th At
ersss q the Uu'yi Stufss. tlf CoyeriieT snail BE-
snd he Is hereby suth rizea - suhscrihe, IN The
Of the Piedmont ana Poionlac Rs.lroaf Company, y
an snsEni rot eSec.siiuE 81 hnadrsd thcu.and d.
The hoard 81 PGbis wStks tis i saeh shr s.io ~
ssans Of aid road srs ssSiS. ss1s sss
shs BE- given - said Bard ifs' tho snonof % sub
that said work ~1il be Completed within tse- time
Rcccssary 20 aNe - said guarantee q the Pouusyl
fN'tAsr. That said rad shall b constructed fron
some point 90 fhe Potomac river ~ Georgetown
mich shAll be satisfactory 10 said board Vt Public
SIC. 2 xxs ss,f y.-fasr susr,ss. That a. ora-r a
Governor is hereby SuthoriEci 60 issus tSs regis
tered or couPcn bunds ~ the District q Colombia,
face. slii H. ssSs b., ~ .sr as, s snlS
q the District and shsl IL redassnshie twenty ysar
half yssyi' - an s,, :, -; "a sls
sum q six hundred N u and dollar ana o. se sais
mon, and RaSose Rs cps ss a. 20 sue. ssa n
and IN sn.a amounts - NAV Dc rsguirei By the pro.
bonds shall net BE- sold ~ luwer rate than ninety
per centum 81 he par v.iue thrreef.
meet the interest o. aerrpe on SAID bonds. fhrrs
shall b. levtcd annually tax q xix per ceut. ~
such lower rue as may suffice. every hunlreF
dollars 81 The sssess d vsue q real AMI Persrtai
estate I'm said District the proceeds n Witch tA-
shall constitute special fund pledged for the ray-
mont uf said Interest.
SIC. 4. Asd o. a. gsrtAsr ezacfed. That the Gov
erCr hereby requested O. this act o. b. tuis
published before the next general election. a. re-
gutfet hy the fuurterutb section 81 the charter -
the District II Columbia. TACT 81 Congress of Fal-
ruary tysnty enc eighteen hundred aud seventy
one,1 aad by suitable proclamation q submit tho
same g the people, and prescribe the form ia Which
u shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HULSF.
Speaker - the duuse nf nalarafpa.
WILLIAM STfCkNEY,
Approved. August 10. ISL
II. II. COOKE. Governor. au.1 IN
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QUKNT BIDDERS.
yesterday, Governor Cooke presiding, contracts
were awarded as follows: To w. W. McLanna-
han Tor the construction, in sixty DAYS, of a
sewer from where Slash run enters l. street, be-
tween 2rh and 21st streets, TO a point one hun
bred feet north OF the north line of NJ street
northwest, With such traps, lateral branches
man holes, &c, as the engineer NAV direct at
$685. per lineal foot for the main sewer; ~ 90
Per hneal foot tor the laterals SIPS each for the
traps; $40 each for the man-hOles; 30 cents per
cubic yard tor the earth excavation; Al per cubic
yard Tor solid rock, and 80 cents per cubic yard
IN Loose rock To Samuel Strong for furnishing
5o.OoC feet of blue stone curbing at 92 cents per
foot; and 10 Andrew Gleason for 5000 feet of
granite curbing at % cents per foot.
The treasurer was directed 20 get an estimate
or the grading Of street, and file claim with
the auditing commission as n charge against the
late corporation, and also to furnish grades for
The stfeet bridge The auditor was directed
10 keep list Of the p9rties who have declined
TO furnish material in accordance with their
bids, with the view TO the rejection of such bids
as may be hereafter offered by them. The chief
of the bureau of streets was directed to author
lie Andrew Gleason TO complete the pavement
on Maine avenue, between Sd and Az streets.
a letter was received from Mr.. VIM. Saunders,
superinte ndent of gardens and grounds in the
department OF Agriculture, accepting the posi-
ton rendered him by the board as Commissioners
10 advise as ID the parking of streets and ave-
nues, and the selecting OF trees for the public
squares and parks.
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OFFICIAL.

OI5aIesrhiEEd RgPkIGAFroS TUE ACT OF
August 10, lHl. FIN ,yfs THF TIMg ToR
HOLpING GENEP AT INJECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACT fixing tie time for holding the General
kiecfiorss In the District Of Columbia.
Be enae.ed ~ lae Lssssiattcs Assembly 81 ths
1Ssnt0 81 Cttsmtta, That the general elections
therein shall be held ON the fourth Wednesday Of
Nov ember Of each year.
SEC. 2. kad % ~ frrssy enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect OF
this act il Is hereby declared TO be in force from and
after its approval BY the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House cf Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August 70, iscl.
III. u. COOKE, Governor. au Il sm
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGQYERN0Rp publishing an act entitled |" An &C
mont and Potomac Railroad COMPANY upo sne reG
conditions" and submitting the same to the peonle
Of said District and prescribing the form in which
- : EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August n, lg1.S
the se ana y nm m1S h,
Of Columbia, approved August 10, il, entitled An
Po%ss Roa q tss :sSs Of the
certain conditions. viii be submitted 10 the peonle
ss Ss
yemser, lal being the twenty second day OF that
Printed E; sSsss ssa 8, s.
oct shall contain the vordD-
IAN act to authorize snbscriptiop "a ths ..o. =,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Conpsny unon
ss5sn .sP
sAn ct g authorize : subscription to the stock
Isl and that said election Wi Be csaauced u III
y .Ss Sc Of the aOu;s
act Is hereto susSoined, and pqblicssion thereof l.
NO. - Gov Governor n the pisiri q q SV CoIuns,.
An Acl 20 authorize subscription 10 the stock Of
upon certain condtions S~"'
,ysI sses:.d - sE Tsss.a.svs As.ses,y q "a.
thss he sonstrustion of tse sdnont and PesC s
railroad reeently authorized BY an act Of the Lees-
8 es s q r ia
Ieeislsture the Psnpsyvanis Central Railroad
q e az se Rsso.S Con-
turs and sauipmsns for :.id road which aid snsr-
b. e; e. =; AZ, :ss 3,
lea. sii enable ssid Pisd@ost and fosusss isii.
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A RESPITE FOR THE FALLRS-The Board of
Metropolitan Police held a special meeting at
headquarters yesterday, for the purpose OF
taking action on the recent order of the Super
intendent directing all houses OF iIl-fame to be
closed The subject was discussed at consid-
cradle length, and laid over for final determine
ton at the next meeting Of the board. The
Superintendent was instructed TO DELAY the exc
cutiOn OF his order for closing the houses until
further instructions from the board. IL Is un-
derstoOd that this determination was come to in
order - enable the "WOman's Club" to provide
homes for such of the inmates of those houses a
desire - lead JirtuOus lives in the future.
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WE WOULD CALL the attention of our reader
to the large and new assortment of French an,
German Corsets just received from Europe, n
c. Baums, 4Os It'll street. Look for name an,
number.
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A FULL LINE Of j. b. p. CoTsets, from Il 10
30, all proportions, have just been received at G.
Baum's Corset Factory, 4es 9TH street. Look for
name and number.
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPoT.-Try the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, 4f3 9TH street.
between ID and T. streets. If
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BAsE BALL-WGskinGt0H Beats Bdltimors-
The Baltimore AEseTieGH of this morning SAYS
The faith OF the base bali community in the
ability OF the newly organized Pastime nine TO
get away with the Washington Olympics was
considerably obfusticated yesterday afternoon
in the game on the Madison Avenue grounds
on the part of the 50 blue legs, but by splendid
array Of errors on the part of the Baltimore
club, which gave the game to the Washing
tonians bv score Of to 2, as follows:
Pastlme....o 0 o o 12
Oiympic....f o 8 1-9
Runs tarned-Olympic, o; Pastime, o.
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GoErz PATENT REFLEcTINa GAS ANu
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of the quan.
tity OF gas or coal Oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
sentha, No. 404 9Th street, is the agent for them
and also for GOetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Reflectors.
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immortais. but whoever uses the fragrant Soxo-
don't can at least defy time to injure one of the
elements OF beauty, a good set of teeth. VS..