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A DUSENBTRY & VAN DUZER ROAD WAGON.
N. Du>enbury and Van Duzer Top Wagon
Four-spring Top Wagon, made by Baldwin Co.
Twenty top Pony Wagons, from Si20 up
Thirty leather Top Pony and Doctors Wagons, from
$50 up.
-Four. seat Iockaways, from $3.50 up.
No top Express Wagon, $ll0.
No top -four scat Depot Wagons, from 800 up.
Harness, Robes, Blankets, Whips, &c, &c,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELI.
no. 1l2 and ia East Thirteenth street,
Fourth
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

NOR sALE--A TWOwHEEL DOG CART, ALSO A
r Brcnghan, Harness both English make and new;
also light Coupe, new and handsome. Inquire for
CHARLES RILEY, Eiderd's stables, West Forty-n
street, near Fifth avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA lS5 Chaiha square aud 62 New Bowery, New York
Money deposited now will draw interest irom tho first
of lie vt month.
OF one dollar ana upwards.
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JNoE HAvaNA-THE STEAMSHIP JUNIATA, 1918
IN tons Hoxie Master, carrying United States mail win
sail for Havana and New Orleans from pier A. foot Of
Queen street Philadelphia, on Saturday, April ~, 1T
A. ". Fare $50, currency.
For pa gssage having superior accommodatons apply to
WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent.
l3p South Thru street. Philadelphia
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ALBERT B. WHHDEGS; ~ whHbkoN ApsTISSEfn' & dSSKE
Sacsroom and Horse Mart and Salosroo, corner Cedar
SsH Tis f'fsss px3 'pf %4 !: EesT!IE o'aEocT. ssfs'
7head Of good road a. and nd M carriage Horses.
ESprcss Sso SgSa Mors With hc Horses and Harness
band %Sds a55si SaS Horse
iiop Eassy. IRoekayoy,, Coach.
Lot Of Marncss, Saddles Straps Whips Brides &C.
at at salesroem lelDan lss 8. Liberty g,ysHi Street,
Anpe assortment of . ra5!or Suits Including rompa
aour LSa,s XIV ystcrl9 E,sbstSan Greca Tudor
On exhibition Thursday.
A THE NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPosI-
nm aHa pdE Il; sSsnss corner twenty
TsIs sgsDsn,'1a DAT GaassfTy i # ssSss Ag5
bay Horse T. ss, Ssas Sd stylish driver excel
Pair r black Horses Il hanGs s and Yeas; very Stylish
aqs Lay sss yf old touna
Brown rctiins m9r,s l5 hands years old show
Also,
elegant Park Phaeton top and Top Bpxges Depot end
Bfe,,s, Single and double Harness &c, &c
At AuCTIoN-TnIs DAY,
@ a q syery ss say Mapes e @ % ha s
m hands high ana oil Ky Mxey yaa ay sna
S'E 81 zoEs Is a1f sns IA nS fos4 ssfsss ssdsas Rsnso
corner Tweny-hiih street.
SECOND HAND sIx-sEAT DEPOT RocKAwAy;
n turnout ecat top Busgy three iour-scat no Top
WAGONS one Sleigh; selling oG regardless of value TO
change business TAfLOR'S 80 Cedar street.
A STABLE FOR SIX HORSES AND CARRIAGE
a. onsf @ TO lie let on fynnh street near Lexington
FGSar to
RRooD MARE wANTED-cnEAP, NOT OYER TEN
ID years old sound and kind good color and size Ad
dress with full particulars and price, LASGD0N Herald
Office.
CARRIAGES FOR sALE.-sECoND HAND SIX SEAT
Barouchcs, Coaches, Landausis Pony phaeons; selling
of cheap :, WITTY MANDATORY,
Nevins and Fulton streets, Brooklyn.
noNKEY FOR sALE-wARRANTED SOUND AND
~ kind can be used hy the most nid chid she Is 50
IMPRESS WAGON FOR sALE.--A HANDSOME NEW
Warranted city make price Si7s i3s West twenty Giih
street.
LoR sALE-CHEAp, AN EXTRA FINE GOLDEN
dam Morgan marc, Is bands high; in June kind,
uoupc, single and saddlc; very promising. Address
L'oR sALE--A PAIR OF SUPERIOR COACH HORSES,
bay, with black roints 10 hsnds high, years old,
stable, II East fhireth street. 10 RIcIXk6 RoBTNsoN
L,OR sALE-A SECOND HAND COUPE, IN PERFECT
L. order; very handsome price $500; also Victoria
suitable for two horses; price 500; but little
Can be at private stable 16 West Seventeenth street
L,OR sALE--A BAY MARE, l54 HANDS AND A BAY
Horse lh1 hands high both years old Just from the
'"''' ~ '"''''''ne' ''''' 0r ~o JAMES MILLER
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L,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.2
u The Old Domnica Steamship Company Will despatch
from pier ~ North River their elegant sdcvhecl stean-
ship ALBEMARLE for Norfolk, Cy Point and a. mkchmonds
TO NIL points South and Southwest Through passenger
tickets issued TO all points AccNnmodations uncquailed
street corner OF Dcy street.
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A 4 THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
ONCE and saiesroom ~ Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
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HSSSeISeTs H1s' IuTWHIIeu 70 IHNIr HHIIDHIE sWc.
den, Norway and Denmark, mt reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought at moderate rates by persons
wishing to send for their friends
Through bills Of adng given shipments OF goods Ia
Uavre and Antwerp. Y
Drafts issued at lowest rates,
For iurther Information apply at the compAnys Office.
JOHN q. DALE Agent, 10 Broadway.4N
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G. L . Z @ Z T U W n .

IHE FOURTH passed OF very quietly in thi-
CITY, so far as any disorder OF accidents are con
cerned. There was Of course the usual amount
OF noise, caused by the explosion OF f-e-cracL-
ers, torpedoes, &c, during the day and evening.
but Tour or ave arrests were made. and those
were Ter disorderly conduct. So far as learned.
no accidents OF any kind occurred. THE war;
Gus celebrations in Georgetown are noted else
where in IRE STAR.l
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.-At the last meeting of
Sbls CUB the iolbsNIng officers were elected 20
serve Tor the ensuing year: President, Col.
FRANK Jones; vice president, Il. w. Downman;
secretary, John n. Waters; treasurer, VIVA A.
Gordon, jr.; ooxswsin, +. a. Miller; and assist
ant coaswain, {. l.. SImms. Election COM
mittee-Messrs. j. e. Narbury, j. II. Gordon,
and B. +. Wheatlev. Finance committee-T
L. CroTtey, w. L. Wheatley, and James Dick.
SOD and boat house comuittee-R. NJ FORSYTH
w. H. Gtoson, and James Dickson.
MIR. VIZ. H. Cooley, one of the old residents
OF GeorgetoRn, lie lying very i'll at his residence
corner OF Congress and Beall streets. No hone.
are entertainedof his recovery we regret 20 hear
IRON FOR THE BOUNDARY AND STLVKR
SPRINGS RAILRoAD.-Tbe steamer George H.
stout, arrived at Hyde's wharf from Philadel-
Phia this afternoon, with iron rails for The
boundary and Silver Springs street railroad.
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THE C0IRrS

PoLICx COURT, judge SRsIL-ro- day. Eliza
beth Iipp, charged with stealing q lot OF old
lumber worth 81; -. william and BRIDGET
Naloney, man and wife. charged with assaSlt
and battery on Alden Kennedy. \ neiehhAr Of
theirs. Kennedy said he wsS stsuiiing in his
door when Bridget cane out ct her house with A
teapot ini otscSiding tea and hungit At bis head,
and her husband at the same time attacked hi M
with a big club: dismissed. Sterling Tarpia.
charged with making threats OF violence 20 Al
bert Nichols, both colOred. by ''sluasaing his
you for?" Nichols.-"He say IL don't lie. his
wife alone he III squash nv brains out" Judge
LOOK here sir-dc YOU mean 10 interfere with
his wife2' Nichols NO. sab" ,JRsise.-
Then your brains are in no danger, as !"
Case dismissed. John Bsnnister. charged with
assault and battery on his wife. Hannah. JOAN
Is rough looking fellow, and from the tes;i-
mo1y OF his wife he Il a hard case; SO aRF cost
and BONDS IN the sum OF $500 required 20 Keep
the peace SLY months and stand committed un.
I'll complied With. Luther Hunter, charged
with firing pistol on Pennsylvania avenue So
Daniel LeaTy, charged with using profanity
was below, but reported 20 be TOO drunk 70 cJme
into court. His collateral, Si0. was ordered 70
be forfeited. ;. =. Dorm and JOSEPH MYERS.
drunk and isoIGsrly, pleaded guilty; IS each
Geo. Taliaferro, profanity; as VIM. Rvneck
and Thomas Richsaond forfeited * each on a
charge OF profanity. y. n. Hornet, drunk aud
disorderly; forfeited so. John Daily. same
Cornelius Shea, SAKE. John Gray and FHzS-
beth Marley, charged with indecent exp sure:
80 each. Richard Neal, colored, was
Nned IS. fer beng drunk and diS,rfs-'v al
Observatory hill yesterday at the : aud aV-schooi
celebration. Daniel EToSnsb an. drunk and M
rc2r'ous in the county yesterday; s.. John
Gaines, carrying pistol yesterday; so. John
BuSsls and John johnson, two worthless Ralti-
more loafers, charged with VACANCY were
stcod up. The officer sSiS ne caught them rob
hing German milk woman and drinking the
milk from her tin can, refusing 20 paw her:
hned $40 each, ard in default sent - the work
house. Recess
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4 CASE OF SMALL-POX ON THE
SrREEr.
The Fat Man who WaSn't Going 60
Turn Ont

Yesterday morning q colorei man was found
fTlng on the pavement az the corner OF Penn
s5iTanis avenue and sih street suffering from
SICKNESS, which was afterwards sscerfained by
IN. Nairn to be small pox. The police were
notified and stationed themselves at q safe dis
lance around to warn on all passeTs. The man b,
ate- laying there awhile, got up and tried 10
gain admittGnce TO the Central Guard. house.
but Esas prevented by She officers. and made to
resume his former position. in the shade of
tree az the sidewalk, e<til conveyance arrived.
Notice " as sent by Lieut.. Skippon to the Board
of Health at CLOCK, kat the ambulance = as az
the ether nd of the city and could not be readily
found. IN the meantime Dr. Verdi w'as appraized
OF theci-cumstance ,on tho street when he stonce
man IN us private carriage and took him to the
hospital. he is nonresident and came here
from f2i.e 0ier county, Virginia.
IhoushS very pitiabie case. there were ret
some laa9Aable features sSout il. While e.
man was iy1ng on the sidewalk, the police we<e
obliged 10 exert themselves pretty actively 70
Keep people rom uuwittingl- approaching hir,
The rere @ptSry order of the police to 90 TO the
right or leftxas frequently fesented by pedes-
TRANS who Cd not understand the cause, as
some new.tGlsied infringement on their rights
'Nne stout chap who caIae sweating along,
Popping his face, and looking an bad temper
any how with the awful heat, O., being notified
by the police to,snTn into the ha. street, replied
wtsthfully: ''Gc 30 h-ll.'' and was proceeding
on his course, when the sight OF the pitted OBJ
ject before him, and the shout o. ''smau poxl
smallpox" caused him, regardless of dignity
OF his bulk TO sirilS about twenty feet sideways
at one leap; and in tie course of his rabbit-like
Jumps TO widen the gap between b. mself and
the smallpox case, 3e came in contact with a
Pile Of building materials with such force a 10
tumble him head over heels amongst che bricks
and sand. He picked3simself up in a txinkling
however. and scooted down Louisiana avenue
at rate that Longfehow might have snvie,l
PFohabE he won't tell the police 10 ego 70
Ill ,he next time they Notify him to keep to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Markets Io-sIn,

hAIrNcSs, july Il The ttcck board sdi,urp.s
Nedrrsesr until hss.asy.
fsLnNuss. July s-Cott~u duli aud n,minsi
" raidcitrf- ~. ~ sur duil. Wheat deiI. nes
cboic wEie, : g, ttI % prime 90. o. tass -
nv ceo,es amber, IS; god prime red, q .sla
slss; cd sesisrr, 81 IS. Cstn duh, vhge sonih
osts very driij ulxsc Csts: White. 81 Re duli
Pgrk. slssssslss.
bHik moet--shsa de- :, s'Ss rib sides. o. clear
- eees, 4 hscuE-shouidefs. 5. RIB ris-s. IA
-. 81 NJ ftb side, Z. sugar cured hams. ilais.
81, s-ss wss'srn butter quiet ana s.eady,
'nsace WHISKY dnusa
Al, hokx, gDlI s-stocks very strons. Ola
49,, -, soney essy. fNrhsrge, lone Z.
-; 10vernmcuts strong snd sseadv Nfr-
t'S,A W. oew,fs. North CsroliaA's. 81: NV. ri
kNN iokk. y9J A.-flour dull ani declinins
"heai qn'i, hnd heavy. Corn On buYer. favor
10y. oNl2S, suy s-rhe hallicn IN the Bank ~
cos,i. 49, !, 49, 49, 90 daring the pas ek
C an Is - bonds q ls6s. 81; Isss "a. ISS. 81:
IRANsFokr, yu'y s.-U. s.s~bopd. ~ iss, o..
Pans. July 5.-heutes. 81 fraDcs "a :. -
The specie IN me Bank q Franc H.. f,.-.-.s
sac Ss0 francs during the week.
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line WEATHER
wA M prrnaTs.sT oe~ cl.tt s,g.s oss.r.

NAk DffAETh INT Offce CAtsf Stceai OFclr
WAsaseIos, ID. O., July 3, 1914, HANK
synopsis soR PAST rwkNrr-pouR HorRs
Ire barometer has risen very generally sipe-s
thursday morning over the country east OF the
Mississippi. The Temperature has fallen from
new England westward. South westerly winds
nave Neered 20 northwest from Virginia 20 New
hoTA. Light rains with occasionally more
severe local s'arns were very gen-ralIv r,no-te A
On lhnfsdA. rom Louisiana and Florida 70 ths
hNer lakes and New England. TelcgraphIr
I,ltIH LOT Friday morning have TT vet been
and the lower iakes
PRoBABILITIEs.-Iight rains and pleassu,
Nea,heE Win nut lev Local storms are probable
tor the rest Of Friday I'm the CAR ana serth A.
lantic states. Light north westerly winds. win
pleasant weather, in the middle states part
ally cloudy and clearing weather in New
England.
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CITY TIE MS.

DIR. WHITE, ChiropediSt, treats Corns, Bun
lonsI Club and lngT0wing Nails, Sc, without
PAIN so the patient can walk with case imme-
dlately: Operating rooms, Us 18th ST., opposite
L. 5. Treasury.
GENTLEMHN's sUsPENDERs, excellent STYLES
and quality, for 35c., or pair for 81. Bows
suspenders, good articles, for 25c. am vet sell
ing superior qualities of English half hose for
50 and 81 per dozen, which must be advanced
shortly in price. GEO. T.. HKNSIYG,
No. 40 9TH street northwest.
LADIES, 1t will he well to remember that Du-
poncos Golden Pills are sold by all Druggists.
Always reliable. Sold wholesale and retail
by u. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gists: kidwell g. Son; +. ID. Downing, Az and G
streets southwest; j. Coughlin. r, corner of 9th
streets; P. H. Heller, 18th and y streets; w. b,
Entwistle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
~
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, NY. av
and 18th St, pays per ct. on deposits. Gt3.1itle
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street,
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"A NV MANUFACTURING ENTERPRIsE-A
comlaIy has recently been organized IN this
city 10 be known as - The Safety Iock and Rolf
COMPANY a meeting of the projectors was
held on Tuesday night, aud officers were elected
a tOilOWS - w. Thompson, president; Daniel
smith, vice PRESIDENT; ID. l.. Eaton, treasurer:
aud George W. Cissell, secretary. Directors
IhaTles r r Richardson, George NJ. Barker
ana IL IL Graham. The lOck-nut is TO be man.
uiactuTed, and the object of the invention is 10
secure Il in place Of the present style of nut
used upon railroad cars, STEAMSHIPS wagons
carriages, bridges, &c. where bolts and nuts
are dsei, ano:djng double security and strength
wherever Used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

REORGANIZATION OF TIE BOARD OF TRrs-
TIES or COLORED SCHOoLs-At a special
meeting OF the board of trustees of colored
schools, on Wednesday evening. Mr. John A
Sray, me newiy-appointed member. presented
bis ere dentials and entered upon his duties Mr.
johnson stated that the meeting was held for
recognizing the board. Mr.. Gray was elected
treasurer. ana Mr. johnson was continued pres
ident until otherwise ordered. III was agreed To
employ a Clerk to the board Applications were
received from Geo. ID. Garrett and W. H. Cole
ior positions az engineer and fremen for the
sumner school building. Mr. johnson turned
over stat0 10 Treasurer Gray, being the bal
King.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CQr<fen-ed EccaIa

One has many warm friends this weather.
The marine Le1d will gige programme Si
entirely new pieces or the Presidents grounds
20 nOfrOv Afternoon.
n little ION OF Hr. Gib-OR, who resides on i
street, nes- 18th, vas Gevereiy injured on Wei
nesdsy b. falling rom the doorway to the pave
nent, q distance cf about teE'seet
The republican general osL1mittee meeting
advertised to tsise place on Tuesday night DID
not come of in consequence g. there being 50
small az attendance. An executive session was
held hv the cfice-c.
Julius and Julie Ende, who. On Thursday af-
teTnOOn % last wseil, attempted to commit SUI
icide at the Hotel Lutz by cutting their arms
and legs 20 a. to bfeed TO death, on account of
poverty. and who we're subseqx emily removed
70 Providence hospital, have enbz-ely recovered,
and are nos Oat.
The Washington correspondent of the BaIt-
more sun says :-"CTdeTs have been given BIZ
Gen Babcock, Commissioner Of public build
ings % the Cape Ana granite con- pany, of New
Jersey, to qGSrEy an[ cut stone - be used a.
sfe base-stODe OF tie scott statute - be erected
81 the intersection of EassaC husettg and Rhode
island avenues and Il 81 street. Tk.5 stone will
weigh over one hundred ions" 1t vii be news
." Jersey folks that ;beT have a gISB,te- quarry
IN theiT SANDS, or that Cape AIn is c. the Jer-
Sey sEOIe.
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a0An artesan well near Los Angeles, $50 feet
deep, elects live fsh from Q half inch 10 two
inches in length, resembling speckled trout.
n0St. Louis has evening concerts, ct which
the "Boston Jubilee programme" 10 faithfully
repeated, - nearly ~ possible, By the local
bands.
ga Law went into effect In Indiana on the
LIST of July, by which any person who seeks the
position OF juror u to Be fined - guilty Of con.
tempt OF court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

TIE BOARD OF PUBIIC WORKS have with
drawn frCm Fletcher and Ryan the contract for
paving and parking East Capitol street, from
list street 70 Lincoln Square, and have awarded
II TO Andlew Gleason and James WIS.,, IT. TIE
latter on Wednesday placed ten four-horse
wagons or the work of hauling curbing. and to-
day WI have one hundred men and fifty carts
additional at the work. The board have
authorized Mr.. Carpenter, Surveyor for the
county, 70 have a tfteen-inch sewer-pipe cul-
vert put III on the Livingston Mill road, be-
tween oxen run and Giesboro' road; also, to re-
pair the reads and clean the cutters between
tire same POINTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

SUDDEN DEATH PROM APoPLExY-Yesfer
day afternoon, Mr.. John b. warder wood and
coal dealer, about fS years OF age, while sitting
with his family at his residence. r06 18th street
northwest, was stricken with apoplexy. Drs.
Bliss and Winter were called in, and rendered
all the assistance in their power, but were un-
able TO save him, As he died within an hour Of
the stroke.
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FIRr.-Aoout 81 O'Clock, yesterday, dre was
more's house, on q street. between AZ and 9Th
streets. and an alarm was sounded from hox 10
The danes were eatlnggisaed without the aid
OF the department. Csuse-defectiye fius
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SxAIL-PCx-Twelye cases OF smallpox were
removed yesterday 20 the hospital tro fror,
near tie corner Of sth and streets northwest.
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A COSTRNCToR WITT THE SNALL-Eox-.Nr.
CTCtrieF ard AiS C..l-Eid Le.oTsTs.-Quitsx crowd
OF coIo-cd labOTCTs Ga lie Bladsns6EEs road
cole Cted around the Office of the board CT pub
Ia works en- : street to-day, waiting TOR some
EtrC Of satisfaction iJr the amounts CiaiIzed TO
be CUe them from the contractor, Mr.. 4. G.
trowiev- = Nc. it j. alleged, owes his meF some
s4tfl or $500 for work dOgse, and has fai.ssl TO
Day TIT n. tn inquiry to-day of the prOpef su-
fItrlflCr. or REPORTER wss Informed that C ne
week or TIOre ago Mr.. Crowley obtained a sGfi-
Gent amour, OF money from the board Of pEb-
he works % pay his men OF, aud il was not Until
Uesday that the members of the board were
aware that he had failed 70 &c so, and that &
crowd OF CTOwleg's men had assembled aroEnd
TIE 81 Cloud hotel, where CT0X ley boards. On
learning this Col. MagrudeT, treasurer Of the
board or public works, repaired TO the hotel
where he was informed that Mr.. Crowley was
sick, and upon approaching his r0ean a woman
IN attendance intorE,ed the Colonel that Dir.
crowley could not be Eeen, as he wa broke out
with SMALLPOX. ColOylel MagrudeE was not
10 be frightened IL this way, hut pro-
eeeded - the room, where he found the
slck man covered with eruptOns. not of
smallpox, however, but caused by the heat.
Alter some words between them not very COM
pl.Tentary 10 the contractor, Col. sgruder
SAID be had left Of the amount paid him BIZ the
board OF public works. This Col. Magrudar pro-
poses TO pay over TO the men a. soon as the work
has been measured and the payroll has been
properly made out Mr. Crowley Is charged BY
the men TO have acted in a very unsatisf actory
way towards them, and the feeling seems to
lie very strong against him. Colonel Mayruder
went among the men this morning and assured
them that every thing in the power Of the beard
consistent with Justice and equity shSali be
Gone 10 obtain tor them their dues. NJ Crow
leg IS still at the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

TERRIBLE FALL or LADY PROV A
FOURTH STORY WIEnog-AbOut 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning Mrs. Drake AIiils tell frerc
a tourth story window OF the Metropolitan HO-
tel into the yard in the rear OF Walker ~ Hag-
gerty's sample rooms, breaking both legs and
one arm and fractuTing her skull, besides other
Nise badly lnJuriBg herself Sergeant johnson,
with Officers Arnold and Milstead, were Obliged
10 force open the sample TOOm door in order to
take her ont. Drs. Lincoln and Boyle rendered
surgical aid, but 1t Is feared she can not recover
Before assistance was rendered she laid where
she Tell nearly an hour. This morning she is
conscious, and says the weather being so hot she
sat In the window for fresh air, and fell asleep
Mills daughter) were telegraphed for, and ar
rived this morning. There are but faint hopes
Oh the recovery OF the injured lady, we are sorry
10 hear. She fell en- a she'd, which broke her
fall, otherwise she would have been instantly
killed.
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THROWN PROM CART AND SERIOUSLY H.
JuRED-About one O'Clock TODAY Theodore
Young was thrown from his cart on Pennsyiya-
MIA avenue, near 9Th street. by the horse running
away, and the wheel passing over him in jured
him severely. Officer Hinkle took him 10 the
6,h precinct station and secured the services OF
Drs- Harugan and Marin, and procuring a con-
veyanee removed him 10 his home, on 7 IN street.
near Boundary. 1t Is thought that he Is seri-
ously injured internally.
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DEATHS PROM SUN-sTRoKs.-Mr.w William Y .
Barker, clerk to the board of public works
was found dead in bed at the Continental hotel,
at 4 O'Clock Tuesday evening. Coroner Patter
son was notified, and after Investigating the
case decided an inquest unnecessary as death
was caused by sunstrOke.
Martin Clancy, an employe of the Washing
ton gas company, while returning from his
work Tue day afternoon. was overcome bv the
heat az the corner Of 10Th aud l. streets, and
taken to his home on NJ street, where he died in
half an hour afterwards