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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

$li4,1O9 IL
@pmmi1Foner @enrp older leet .lein
Mmt als County Saul<5 superintendent
rieper uno &purbe .. q. s. 8aftr an
feline SteQe 8epablt.
Mraiteft Dol, Winte1 ,purbe beauf<
traot ben Nau be6 aeue1, Nrmenbaule5
3u eramtntrer urb ben County Commit
fioner8 barber 8eri@t 3u ertatten.
User bat@e&t? u9aut elmer
uns oorlieeenben ipe3if3trten &e@nun9
faet tas u@oltsblatt" IN so. 485 pom
2. Mdrs, ~betrusen bic @usAaben Ger
q menfarm) fir 1870 muir
$780,"
De- County @utttor IN ieinem pffiielz
len Sabresbert&t an bic County, om>
mi11onerS beri@tet baB bic @rmenfarm
in 1870 ulaut ipesifstrten 8elesen''
$3,050.87 0efoifet babe.
Die ~Nn9aben" Der COMMITTEE ber
6anpel6famuaer, 1pel9e IN ibrem Inter
iu@unss>8 eri@te bic @ussaben fir jene
Garm fir 1870 auf $3,419 i@dbte
- tas ~@olfsblatt' >pirb ben Inter
i9iep 3wti&en ~fofen" uno "iadben"
>pobl 3u i9dben mii7en - ftnp allo ni&t
10 ullsenbaft", als fe tas @olfSblatt
par3ufeQen bemGbt 1T. I'd 81"
! - @ouSerneur @ufin bat no4fol>
eenbe MnteQuneet1 sema&tl mel@e &C.
fern bur9 ben Senat befdtt9t tpurcea
@ermaltun9s &dtbe Der Staats> unis
perftdt: Spbn Nicols, Spbn g. YiQ6>
bury, paris @ibisn. a.. W.
Direftpr teS Eaubitumn,en Snfitute6
@eor0e 81. Gilmore. i &$ ri
DIRECTOR bes StaatS @efansnibes: 5,
st.. 81. @asfil. - Ns&
@taats> 8ibliotbetar: Grau 81. 81
Smttb.
Staats Superintenbent bes S@ulpe>
ems $. St. @ilipn.
Die NnfteQung son u 6ftntli@eu
NOtaret1 trurpe eleidfaIs befdtiet.
- Carl Ndber 256 Dritte gtrae,
Yertauft cine CUTE 8rtus far Is Genie
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@rofes Teuer In Saittnas.

@eRern Mereen swil9en 3 uno 4 l1b,
p1brenb zines befttsten Sturme6 brad
Elm fTeutr aus wel@e6 betnabe smet
Blpds al, Der 2. @traBe III M19e leste.
Das Geuer fol- i'm 3peiten Stodwerte
pom 8romntn9 unp &nt6 @rocerte
Store entfaben fem uuo setbreitete it@
NIT GROCER @ei&tnptQfeit.
Die rret Stpre6, Gde Der Stpetten uno
@amleY @trabe iopte bas 3und@f lie
genie &o1baus brannten al.
Sn pemielben befnpen ft&@ 81 Dpnalbs
u. &npr, @roceriten, tpel@e $4,000 per>
lieren ferner 8ruwntn9 ". 2amont unp
y. q. Chamberlain, ebenfaQ6 @rocerte
@ei@dft wel@er leberer $4,000 ner>
liert.
6errer bas @ebdube bes 9errn @on<
.rab 0efret@> bas Mtnneiota @aus BON
81. 2eren3 unb Mpwry's &etaurattun.
Mebrere @ebdube tpurben fart beiad>
bt9t unb Mobiltar unp @aarenporrdtbe
erlittten Eel ben Musrduu,en ftartenS @a<
ben.
Das Geuer perbreitete f1@ BIC 3u Or.
9pmes Stetn9ebdube uno 8elan9 es BIER
benz feiuolt&eng lemente@ tnbolt 3u tbun.
Das @ebdube Ielbf erlitt ether, @@abert
pom $500, unb Ser Gleaeer, ,pel@er
in ttmielben etne1 Meb9erlaoen bat urp
int pberen @todwerfe ,ppbnt, perliert
$500. Der porbere She'll ee6 Mutertcart
6auiie8 an Der 9. @traee brannte 8let@<
falls nteDer. @erluf $4,000. ~ .' :.
Gs mar bieS zines eer 9rSBten Geuer,
&pelde 5aittnss jt seieben unb etuGbetl
berient9en, pel9e @erlufe e%rltiten. pare1
.1ar unteptuteno naan&e gar ni&t per-
1f&ert. 49, -9-- ~. L---l.t ~
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- Carl Ndber 256 Dritte Strabe
perfauft cine ri@tis sebenpe ubr fir 2
Dollar.
County @pmmi11foners.-
Sn erSiBun9 perlelben ant lebtenS am<
flag leete Der COUNTY Mubitor ieinenS Sab
re6beri@t fir 1870 Dor. 6olsenoe6 lfno'
bic Wu8aaben:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

Bi9amte?- Gin Mann, Mamen@r
g. s. Sobn1fpn, wel9er ols 8abnbeam@
ter an Der Sipur @ttY @iienbabn aneez
felt 1T, mobnte felt etntsen Monate1r
nit ietner Grau unp &inoern an Der IS.
Strabe.
Sobrfon, &pel&er Elm nod jun9er
Mann it, wubte i16 in elmer bteltsen
adtbaren Tamile Gin9ans 81 uerldafen
uno wurce NIT oer Tp9ter ce6 9au1e8,
einem jungen Mdp9en, wel6er er it9.
al6 @ittwer pprRelte> b%efannt, uno tru9.
tbr 19liebli9 6er3 unD 6anD an wel@e
BON benz ni9ts 8Sie6 abnenoen jur9en
Mdpden Sennie Snpper, an9enemme1
rpuroen.
Gum ni9t 9erin9en Grtaunen Der 81
tern> iowie Der u6rau" peS @{ttmer8
brannte oieier NIT Sennte am leBten
Monta9e our4.
Grau Subnfon er;dblt nun cine iebr
ionoerbare @e1dt6te. Na6 ibrer Grz
sdbluns babe Sobnfpn> wel9er frlber
@ittwer 9euelen fet, ie Dor mebrerert
Mpnaten in Suinoi6 eebetratbet unb
cann BET @erwaneten 3urldsela6en,
mdbreno ct na9 Sbafopee 9egangen-
lei.
@r bate perlpro&sn ie na6fpmmen
3u laien| iobalo er %9enigenpe 8el9afti>
9une eefuneen babe.
Da aber bic Trau BON tbn teine Nnt>
MORT erbtelt unp pes @artens mIoe
&purce. be9ab ie f@ ielbf ouf Die &e{(e
uno fano aud 9l0dli@ ibrcn @atten IN
Sbatppee an.
Son bier so9 oa6 Gbepaar mad ct.
paul unb 9ab bier Sobultpn feline 6rau
lberau, lelbf in bet Gamilie Sennie's,
ais feline >6au6bdltertn" aus pel9er er
bic YRe9e leiuer &;noer iiberseben babe.
Sennie ielbf teludte mebrere Male
eas 6ou5 ibres 0atten in spe, uno uni
Die Gdu(6uns prer ben 8etrus ouQfdnz
big gu MAIDEN, 9erirte l6 rie anaetl{9e:
Grau Solutions in @eoenwart &nperer
iets als feline 5au5bdlterin.
Die @riinoe pelde ite gu oielsr Gau>
i9uno %Yeranlabt> i@ienen bis jest nod
Elm @ebeimniB gu iein> uno 1a9t bie(elbe
MUIR raB iie f9 auSGuy@t Dot peu3orne
tbresM anne6 su piel er interchangeable
%beroeeeten babe.
@obalD oerpolisei @bcf Don bemGbat>
Eel tanp unterridtet mar, telesrapbirte er
iofort an ben Sberif Don Steele County
mad Smatcnna, wel9er bas iun9e @be<
paar BET letner &ntunft eal1Ebf AUDI To-
fort in Gmpfans nabm. Ba aber feline
rpeiteren @erbaltunssmaBre9eln fir ben
@bsrif DON bier einltefen, mubte tteler
Sobni ton mieper laufen laien uno benuBte.
piel ct leine fre!en Stunoen f9 Minu8;
1einer Neupermdblten NIT cem nd@fen
8abn3use auf bic &tiie mad @bicaso 3u:
be9eben.
Die junee Grau LIEF ct inNufiu 1Bes
unb mirb bieielbe fire 6etmreiie wabr~
1detnli@ auein antreten ml6eu.
49, @puperneur Mufin bat bic 8pn6
Bill unterseidnet. @lei&seiti9 bat Der
@ouperneur fir ben Staat uao I'M 5nz.
tere6e beS Staate6 einen &ontraft NIT
Germ @elab Chamberlain, wel@er einet.
eroBen SHE'LL Der Mtnneiota Staots<
Giienbabn>8 onps, etsnet abselalpHen-
in pel9en, ft@ lebterer oerpfi6tet bic
Gntl9eipun9 Der @ommi6dre wel@e be-
auftroet flnp ben mirfli@en &oftenprei&
Der Bombs gu ermtttelr, 3u acceptiren.
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@erGm1er1t,ta.

auf benz SUITE, mte fotst:'
Swsibuntert( 2OA] <tut In Sort Buforb, .. T., pel1e bis
sum 1. Nuguft 1871 etltefcrt elm muhen.
gtubunOertunDuterBie l14O Stad in fort Stsssaisn, ..
e.. tpsl9e BIS gum 30 SUM- s~sliefert trereen ntdRen.
Dretbunbertuncied3i $500 Stld In tp.t SuQs, welde
bio gum 20. Sult a%eiefert nerbea mdden.
8wsseunsert (2oO stud tn SORT Reneaa, .; 8 BON BE-.
(15O bis gum 50. SUM- 1911 ssiefert uerben mlfen.
Ginbunhertunba.bn 010) Slid in Gurt Yemttna, .. 8.
bio aum IS. Suit 1871 ,u etern.
Gtnbrntertunbjwan3ie Q2O Stuf tn Sort Tptten, .. g.,
bis 3un 80. Stunt 1871 in lt:fern.
Stsbsnste co. Staf in Sprt Ranpm, :. e., bis auu, 80.
Stunt 1874 3u ltcfsrn.
Dos gteb uub tin Ourdidn't tie, 9 e,ridt BON t~tntau{enb-
u%abfan1tq q"5O gfuab baben unO maHea ss @tsre DON
bret 90 Ills Feten "a Sabre alt fem.
aae &laasn ntleea Yteb, einfalieblt6 9eranif9es unb
gberu1ee. gtet, fpwte alice unter bret 80 Sabren pbtr aber fe.
Ben ca Sabre alt, iDwte ale, uslte peniser ais neuntunbert
900 Plumb @spi&t babeu, unb aQe '8aas, Stags, &ube
werben aurideetptei IN.
&nsebpte fUnnen eemadt rerben fir bas GAME pber fit
iebeu ~etnselnen gpnen ieparat.
ebsnio DerOeu Nnorbete aueenunn,sn ,ur lelbsa 3dt unb
81. fur 2teferuus i'm 9lpt
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Ne @ir btrpeijen auf bic 3ei>
tungs8eiete her Scr. Staaten in ber
1. Spalte, 1. Sette. ii.
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* 9ota1 Moti3en. Is Gents per
3eile fir ieoe Sniertion. ~
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WeteorDlp9tf@e Seoba@tuuaer,.

Citation ct. Yaul.
9tertnumeter. Minb. Wetter..
$50 $3.50 1890 $3.50 $3.50 1890
Mdr3. A M.-P. Mp. NJ. A.M.-P.M.-P.M
$40 81 34-SD CD 80 f(ar.
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Brtehihe.
etRe oeuti&tr 8rtefe, bic bis gum 7. mars b.
5. nt@t abgebplt turbeu inb - :

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etfe beutlatr grtefe, bic bis gum 7. mdra b.
s. midi absebplt purben inb
Damtn-8riefe.
Serntan @ittpria 90 =" 9udsrt Marta
Suneelaus g. '4a'~5s @4iaer Mrs @tepban:
&ublman @life @9ultsn Nbelbeibs
2ineis 9tplie @ieg @atame.
perren Brtete.
8rettner Spbn Meyer IS
Boiler Greberic Nplers 6ubert
8lumentbal Nat9an Yaui&einaer SObn
@oQab Nu9uf &abema9er Yeter
@B Mi9ael &einbeibt Gaspar
TDrfer QBnt &Dmer Trib
gerner Musuf &bobe gBm
@aa 5srman eel 8erbtnanb
@rcbtreu3 Scbann @pttier Brilliant
9auler @eref Gpeidert 2ubpig
Seber, Mi@ael 2 stephan Sebn
9adtel Sobn @9mtb Nttolas
5ofmann Sotn yttr Sroaisr mm
3ern Trteeeri9 ubler Gerbinanb
StiI ebarleS2 @asntr Sic (@$nei-
Heller @brtttppb Der
2sbmann q @eter Mlfreb 9 .
gsanfe 6einri9'' &inter 5eruau
Mtnf WiQie MpIf Milbelrn
NfeBser IusuF @eiele Ibumas
Das Rriefpurtu ta9 Deuti9lanb bonn 1. &C.
eeuaber an it :
ueber 8renen pber9amburs 7 Gt8., ;3eitunaen
8 Gts.
ueber @nelanb 10 @ta., 3eitunsen 4 @ts.
s. q. @b.eIpf, Yofnetfer.
$50. 0eitner. teut1@er &lerfo
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Srt16e$ Nim6Ret16,

nelde bss grustant.lu mt per!an5t uabrsnb auDlf 02) Wp=
natter. bonn I. Suit 1871 an, tn ben tprts Ranipu,, Eptten
unb genbina.
Bsuebss iSasea btt GrSHauns ter &nsebote s'eenrartts
fen.
Das Redt If ~reierotrt, jebes unb ale Nnssbpts suridsumet-
fen ebenfe bic NniahL melde fit teten ppfen III liefern il,
30 YrpSent du %pernetren, penn 3manSie (2Q Sage . etannt<
1871.
Dte 4nssbute 7nb an ale gebinsunssn ~eetnapft. welhe
sen6thlt@ ,n,einsn Gnteteen fir @@!adtpieb ~betsefaBt nup,
aue1@e auf Nafrase tn atsier Office III boben fnp.
auf 8efebl BON @en.ralmaiur 5aneOd,
s. $. @i1tnan,
Capt. unb 6. a., u. g. ". Chief 6. 6. Dspt. pfD afpta.
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(pre@enber S9retbwetIe cine treue Sc
19tdte bes 8roben &rte9soramas.
Sc 1T bies Elm @erf, wel@es mir UNI
beeinst e~mpfeblen fSnner unb foQte bai>
1elbe In Der 6anp jeeeS Deutl9en ietn>
tpel9er f& 1ber ben 9roeen &rte9 8enau
III infprmiren plnf9t.
Sepe 8eretnS 8tbliotbet, 1ptpie iepe
beut@@e Gamilie ioQtc i'm 8eTBe bte(es
@erte6 fem.
Gerner: vDer &ries Deutf&<
9egen Grantret@" Don
@erner @abn; eri@eint in IL BIG Is
2ieferun9en NIT febr aetten Sau0rattpnen
III rs @ts per 2~ieferuue. e 60"
Die Grsdblun9 1T In 1ebr %pcpuldreu1
@tyle abeefa6t unb pirp tas @an3e Elm
l@5ne6 unp biQt9es @ert iber ben &rtea
isfn.a " ""' '1'. ''..~
.@let@fa16 ginger, urs @efermann'6
aQbefannte iii furtrte eeut1@ {
81 pnatsbefte" 81, etne 3eitl9rtft,
peren 9roBe @erbreftun9 IN allen 9ebilz
oeten &reiien Barei4aft it, ba6 Die Gnz
pfeblun8 bieles Sournals IN jeber 8e>
3iebuns eere@tfertist 1T. t2 5efte pei
Sabr $500. .@}|' %'.,& ..@'
Sbi8e @erfe fino bur@ bieBu@banb>
lung BON Gas. some u 2afe
@bica9p ~ be3teben. .
Der MrbeiterzB auperein btelt Grtt<
tag Mbenb feline monatli@e 8erian.m<
lung as unb purben I'M @an3en $4,000
III eireut Dur9f4nitts< 8pnus BON 81
prc3ent aus9flteben. !.
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@emabls, In elmer 1:br rettert unp iber<
aus bumorittl9en Mnrepe ben 9efeterten
@dfen. ben 6erren Yfdnber, platt uno
pat9en, als Elm Mnpenten Der Greuup>
i9aft unp 9p@a@tun9 bret flberne Ga
tor6.
6eiterfeit uro Grobinn berri@ten wdb>
reno nes ear3er MbenoS uno ma@ten
biele6 Geft 3u einem pur&aus eeruGtbli>
den: Grit gu ipdttr@ tunoe trenrten fi&
Die @dfe.
SIM @erloufe bes MbenbS rt@tetet bte
6erren pfdneer, platt uno pat@en in
fur3en &nlpra&en ber3li&e@ orte an tbre
Greunoe.
@u@ In Der Gerue bate man bieles
Geite6 0eba9t. Ser 8rauer Gunf Don
ct @loub bate fir btele feierlt&e @ele:
senbeit per @rpreb eas Bette GaB 8ier,
mel@es er I'M Seller bate, an Greuup
@ruber na@ @t. paul 9elanpt uno fano
rer cole @%erReniaft, wel@er BON Der al
lerbefen 2ualitdt mar, ben unbeotn8ten
8etfaQ Ter Mnpeienoen.
- @cl. Dutaer Der @trtb bes Me>
tropolitan 5utels, 9ab ben Mttslterern
Der 9estSlatur ant Gretta9 abeno Elm &b>
l9ieps<S upper> BET peldem IS an bu<
moriitii@en &eoen nt@t feblte. ~
Ser Solepb 8erefelb BON terlGtrtta
pfannfu@ u. 60. @%rcebdnbler tn fertt>
oen &leirerr1 unb 6erren Nrtifeln 1T To-
eben NIT einem imenlen @aarenpprratb
fir bieles r,eu etablirte @el9dft 3urIf
sefebrt uno MAIDEN mir gang beionbers
ale @el9dft6leute I'M Qanbe auf bteie6
9anbelSbaus aufutertlam tpel&es ft@
Be trebeu pirb. ietnen &uncen bteielbe1
@prtbeile su eepdbren pie ale anperen
@bolelale 3duier. . g@n.4. IS
- Infer l~an9jdbrtaer Treunb, 6err
6. Mabler, 1T BON Belle plain mad ct.
paul 3uridBefebrt unb IN bic alte
@el6dftsfrn1a .. %. Sn9erfol ". So.
ale Ibeilbaber mteber ttn8ttrttsn.
Blr beiben 3errnM ablfr bsrslt4 ,pia>
tcuaunel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29


ORIGINAL CouRT, TO-DAY, Judge Hampireys-
John OlOysius. larceny; nolle pros.
\. MURDER TRIAL SET.
DR. 8. s. Shcuman indicted for the murder of Hen
efa Paddon, In the house at the corner of 10th and
to srasus an S her m,
and being arraigned plead not guilty. Messrs
rinstOn, the trial was liked for July nth mar
lib b. s%
S Ss nas rsd at as his COUNSEL and his
sna c 2.s e he
Master were charged with disorderly conduct on the
THE POUND MASTER TO BE SUSTAINED.
William Hill was arraigned on the charge Of as
in Watching cows when Hui came along with others
in the employment Of Pound Master Hoover, and at
scrms &c Sans shirt and pants were stripped of I'M
and he 0,he.yse roughly handel After hear
were acting ~ orders q the Board Of Health under
n auth q se act ne they Be
were so acting they liable for damages for
trespass. was his duty to protect the officers in
the damages for trespass the civil courts were the
proper authority TO settle these cases, they being
an outrageous in the discharge Of their duty
and commit assault II would be his duty 10 fine the
These trivial cases should not be brought to this
court for settlement. He dismissed the case.
Last night, Lieut.. Eckioff, Of the sixth precinct
made q raid on the house kept by Annie Howard on
NE a sf Nary %h aG
them to the station house, where they were placed
they were released on collateral security deposies
imposed fine Of 500 and costs, the accused TO s,
he care Of he officers until the party taxes so,e ae
tion to remove from the neighborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

TIE SSLExT WoRLD-We have received the
frst number Of this periodical, published at the
Columbia Institution for Instruction OF the Deaf
and Dumb. The work h handsomely printed.
and contains mnch matter OF interest, not only 10
the afflicted clas Go which Il Is addressed but to
the e Community at large. We trust IL may album
dainty succeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

: NEW STYLE PENDANT SET or JrwxLRY,
Plain and with Coral, received at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Az and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

MARIE r. GAUTIER, OF this city, was awarded
q crown and gold medal at the Academy of tn.
Visitation in Richmond, Va. 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

DIs1 RI CTis y or PRExTU,rs--Atth the closing
exercises OF Mrs Goodrich = school, 80 5th street
premiums were awarded 70 John Mafkriter for
perfect lessons during the year; 70 Maggie John
son, for department.; Frank Middleton, Tor pune
tGaiity; and % Hunter Gait, for regular stten-
Dance for general Improvement, 20 Minnie
johnson, Frank Torbert, Harry Davis, Emily G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

WE RECOMMEND to our readers the American
Tea Store, corner It'll and / streets. All who
desire to obtain pure teas, coffee, sugar, spices,
-four, &C., at New York prices, should 60 there.
Mr.. Bowling is well known TO our community
for his fair dealing, and his friends are legion.
We say go TO his establishment
SATcHELs,
Baskets,
Vases,
Toilet Sets,
Fancy Goods,
received at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
45I Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

For THE PoPE.-The children Of st. Domi-
hicks Church Sunday School have contributed
$40 and sent It to the Archbishop Of Baltimore, e
be forw arded to the Pope. = +. 49, 81 : 4
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ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE

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Connections are made AZ Duluth with the Lake su-
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Also, with the Northern Pacific Railroad for the Red
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Excursion Tickets at greatly reduced rates will be
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During the months II June, July and August Ex-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29

A EXHIBITION OF CoLoREp SCHOOLS AT FALLS
CHURcH-fnteresting closing exercises Of the
colored schools at Falls Church, Virginia, were
held In the Baptist Church there last night,
which was crowded TO- its utmost capacifys j.
VIM. C. Costip, OF this city, delivered an address
on"The Journey through Life" The exercises
were interspersed with vocal music; Mr.. Mathew
playing the organ. An address by Miss Joseph
Inc Robertson concluded tho exhibition. F7-sss
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NooSLIcIrT ExcURsfox-The letter carriers
give their annual moonlight excursion TO Civ
mont TO morrow evening. They promise q good
time TO all who honor them. Their success
heretofore Is guarantee Of pleasure to AL who
attend now.
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LIGHTS FOR THE PUBLIC SoUARKs.-General
Babcock, Superintent of Public Buildings and
GROUNDS, has had gas lamps erected around
Scott Square tnorth Of the Arlington;) the circle
at the intersection of Massachusetts, and YER
mont avenues with NJ and 14th streets; the tri-
angular reservations on Massachusetts avenue.
between 18th and 18th and 10th and nth streets:
and the resery alton west OF the Northern market:
Tor which good work he has the thanks OF the
entire &C immunity. .---.l----- - :
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GRAND REoATTA.-A preliminary meeting in
reference TO the regatta 4 10 take pace tonight
As there are many nne boats In our river, It Is
expected that the competition win be exciting.
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B. ii. WARNER, successor to Joshua whitney
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EDWARD G. HANDY, Of Capitol Hill, who died
Yesterday, was one OF the prominent citizens of
the Fifth Ward. Some years ago he was a men,
Der OF sthe police force, and afterwards a
Of the watch Of the Treasury Department. He
was member Of the Grand Lodge, Washington
Lodge, Grand Encampment and Columbian
Enesmpment, l. o. D. r. His funeral will take
place az his late residence, No. 800 street south
east, Capitol Hill, at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. -,
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DRowYED.-Yesterday afternoon a colored bow
named Frank Harris, aged about II years. while
swimming in the canal at the foot Of 18th street
was drowned. His parents reside on 4th street.
betweenG and IL. The body was recovered and
an inquest held. The jury returned a verdict of
accidental drowning.
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WIN. +: Work applied yesterday to Judge
wyiie, holding the Circuit Court, for mandamas
to compel Secretary Boutwell, TO issue 10 him
requisition for IS 300, which he claims Il due
him for the loss of his steamer, Calvin Tomp-
kins, blown up on the Potomac river, in Issss.
while In the service of the United States. The
Judge made a rule on the Secretary to show
cause why the mandamus should not issue.
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DoxAT YoRGEf the pie mic at Seventh street
Park tonight Everybody wiz be there.
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on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
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THE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. H. Prince, No
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, will close every
evening at D. m. during the heated term. tt
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CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,23:
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THE FEET.-For Corns and other dii
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ENGLISH THAMES TO oUR RAND LODGE OF
MAsoSs-The Marquis of Ripon when address
ing an assemblage of the Freemasons OF Eng
laud, in London, on the eth instant, said he felt
that the reception he had received as the repre-
sentative of English Freemasons would insure
for any American Masons who might visit them
a cordial and hearty greeting from the Grand
Lodge OF England. A vote Of thanks to the
Grand Lodge Of Columbia, and the Nasons of
the United States generally, "for the fraternal
esteem and affection they had shown to the
Grand Master Of England" was unanimously
agreed TO.
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