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he had not met for some time, and called for
refreshments, when the Morrows ordered him
- leave, ard made al attack on him. knocking
BIN dOTa. and dragging him out the house,
bru'>'rg him severely. Witness lived in Viz
gi-! :, and hsd known Sandy, the colored man,
Ter Ilore than twenty years: did not drink HIM
sci but treated : andy a drink Sandy. the
coored man, corrobOreted the testimony OF
HamInill a1d the Judge fined them - each.
ASSAULT ON A GEORGETOWN POLICEMAN.
Theodore Ranth, Ct srged with ass talting and
resisting pftcrr u. W. Hapey. Of Georgetown.
The accused is Il small-sized cigar-maker. The
testimony was TO the effect that he lived
on water street Georgetown, and yesterday
he and his wife both got drunk and were yery
di-or Derry. when the officer was GATED uoJp -
arrest him. The fellow became furious and
fought the officer titrcely with hickory Club
heavily loaded with lead. The officers Iegs
were bruised, and he in turn struck back, cut
ting hautL's head and making it bleed pro-
fnseIy. Finally he was got 10 the police strtion,
where he resisted all persUaSions of the Officers
to have his head aud face washed and this
morning he was brought to the police court in
the Black Maria, with swarm of Waters. rect
flies buzzing about bis bloOd-stsined head. The
judge, after being informed how matters stood
hre ed Rauth $50 tor the assault and dismi ssed
the charge OF resisting the officer. John Ross,
threats of personal violence ID Isaac Smith,
colored; 500 bonds ~ keep the peace.
ON THE RAMPAGE.
Bridget Ritlidge, charged with a-Sault on
Mary Mahoney. Also. charged WITH cJrsjnI on
the street Bridget got very much excit,d in
court, ard denied both accusaticrs. A cOi1rad
woman wcS called - test Is aga.nS1 her. when
she became perfectly luti0us, cursing her in
count. and calling her all ,pris ct nam =. Th.s
was borne patiently for a while bv the curt,
and finally proceedings were sTNpendei, the
judge eau ,onug her, aud al er a lecture the
t.-;lmony VS. resumed. IN few mjnU' g
Bridget W worse than before, not b ,ed;ur RE
cautious OF +he officers, aud Ne Judge nnaIlv
fined her SO tor the SauIt. - for cursiny and
30 Tor ")nfempt Of Cprrt. Bridget became "a
wing, ard was Jerked ont by dCurkeercr BACON
anu che lest heard WIS a scIiUpsEe outside D -
tween her and the officers in lying - get her
DOWN s'1'iS. Occasionally bridgets voice could
DC heard al I'VE the other din, crying THE
ID nagur," &c. She was finally c0oped IN
the cells DC low.
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CITY ITEM

WARIEN's PATENT MEAT COOKER.
See testimonials of Gen. NJ. q. Meigs, Major
Gen. Mcdowell, Major Gen. Hunt, Mai, o. H.
Howard, hrs. III. b. S'1we, and many others
HAMILTON 81 PEARSON,
Sole Agents for Washington, ID. G., Y. NJ. G. A.
building, corner 9th and streets. co3
GREAT HEAD CKNTER south of New York for
Chandeliers. Slate and NJ artle Mantes Latrobe
Sflves Crates, Plum bling and Gss-fit lifting NJ ate
rials, &c; Acknowledged the largest and most
varied stock south Of New York city, and at
greatly reduced prices IS compared with former
rates tor this locality.
HAMILTON & PEARSON,
ec3 y. NJ G. A. building 9th and ID streets.
DURING THIS WEEK 1 will receive my entire
stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing.
STRAUs, the ClOthier,
10ll Pennsylvania avenue,
between 10th and 18th streets.
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fes, Al per Tisii.--
CorIs extracted without pain BuniOns, Bad
NJ Ii, &C., relieved and cured, at DR.. Viii e's,
No. $50 18th street, opposite U. 9. Treasury.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
aud 18th ct, pays per ct. on deposits. Nt3.1Itl6
TIE aAoMHTHRs and Barometers are repaired
snd made to order by Hemplsr, near * street
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In THEsUPREMEC COURT OF THE DISTRICT
VIRY DESIRABLE FARM FOB BALE.

lncw offer for sale on easy terms. one Of the best
FARMS adjacent to the city OF Washington. Ii
contains, $50 acres. large portion of IL IL improyed
and the land is Of excellent quality, in good state
Of cultivation. The remainder embraces fiue timber,
wood and meadow lards. There is fruit OF eyery
variety upon il. Several good houses are situated
different portions of il, ana the will subdi
vide il into smaller farms TO suit purchasers 1t 10
pl-te;y fenced. Ii 10 in Prince Georges county
Nd, three miles from besning's Bridge and Elk
Baltimore aid Potomac railroad. Ii fronts several
public roads. We'll waIeTed. and suitable garden
OF derry farms. sehoJls and churches near. Full
description sbd tei ms given by aprl Ting 10
Sc .ay4w B. Il. WARSER, 1873 eth street.
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CONTRACTORS LICENSE TAX.-The too-d OF
public WORKS are in receipt of communication
ON the D'~t. ct regist T, CIV ing list o. names
of CJI.. act )Is who have compiled With the law
in relation - lcer Z, and le,5SIj are being
prepared 70 be sent I, each of the cJntract rs
who have not complied win the same, requ, t.
ing them to do . at once. The act requiring
licenses of cOn,iac' DTS was p I'd by he tirsi
les islative assembly, and requires all contract
ors whose e.o-s receipts exceed SIS 900 annually
to pay license e OF S25.
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Theseventh street Property.hoIde,

AN IN%UHCTION AGAINST THR BOARD OF
PUELIc WORKS APPLIBJ FOR.
To-day BAR. X. Z. AeI. OK entered a suit on
the equisy side OF he court for Gs). Ma,-iugly
ard 3 other nrOpe. holders on lOu.h e,
s,ieet. against &c DO ri OF public wor's for an
Injunction aid sccodnt - prevent them
rem issuing ceritcat-S OF indebt ,dness against
tie proper ~ Tor special Improvements on the
SIR ct, and praying dat the beard be restrainc 4
iIom coileC Tng said tax. The rue wcs made
IetuInabie on the 18th INST
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The Public Schools.

NETTING OF TBR BOARD OF TRUsTEEs-vA-
CAN'T STATS IN THE scHooLs-TBE SPELLING
PRIZES, ETC.
The boerd Of public school trustees met las.
evening in the Franklin school buiIding-Mr.
w y. Nurta2h in the chsir-and the followin
app'ice,.oIs for teacher5hips were presented:
Isle NJ. Smith, of Mt. Pleasant; Miriam l..
Sri'h, Of y. Y. Mills, New York; Lizzie ii.
Dafmun: of Marlboro, Mr., end Annie BE- :
Superin; II dent wils~r, in answer - a ones
ton, stated that there were about 200 yacan-
cles n the schools, principally in -he primary
grades.
Mr.. SCOTS motion - req rsiGer re vote by
which the report o. the r)mn 'ttee on prize and
SXaminauons WIS adopted WIS agreed to. and
he then moved to strike out So much OF the
report as related = priz for spelling, aud
urged that pc the school, were entering on a ne "
course of stuGy there should be no incentive -
proficiency IN one ,ndy above others.
Mr.. French spoke of the great advant-~e of
spelling Confess, ard objected - the motion.
Mr.. Mcclellan admitted hat the priz for
spelling had brought tie schools up - 'gh
staDdsrd in that study end it was row tne to
y one yea without sr cial prizes in that ;udy.
~ prizes ere TO be given, slIc. ograrhy or
sr,hmetc- some study the pupils re not SO
Amer some further debate, Mr. DIETRICH
moved - amend so as TO limit the spelling
biizes intermediate schools; Iost-yea (Mr.
DeItrich) 1, nay 16.
prizes ives lost. Yess-M $. Farsi, McLel-
Ian, W. edward, Randolph, DuIin, Sr)-.. Moore
=. Nay-MessrE. Hart, He ris, Del .ich,
French, Allen, Chemp'n, VII. IN, A Ice, &C Ok
and Murtagt- 10.
MIR. Mcclellan moved = amend the premir N
list by providing that the premium shall not be
fc. .ei'C d by q pupil whose absence is caused by
tie death Of q member of the family; adopt ed.
The report WIS then adopted as a whole.
The sul-bOard of the third district rec )m-
mended The appointment Of Miss Mary Morgan
as ac,,ng teacher of Female ".co dairy No. 4,
in place of Miss Eliza j. s. -upaou and the MONT,
nation WIS coDf-meH.
A e..er W received from Mr.. Gee w: Prc-
chal, Offering copy Of his ANNOTATED Corsti-
tuition" as .rize ior " rul : writing the best
essay uIo the ghts : ci.1ers of the United
Stat :: releI .ed to 'hc con, nittee ON nrizee
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In ORDER to accom- IIoIats tie lovers of
saustic sports and give them an opp )rtunity to
wi,ness the race between the John 4. Given nd
Fannie Bell, TO morrow, the steamer Waws set
has been chartered and will follow tie bos,s
dow n the river and back. She will leays 9Th
street v haIf promptly at go o'clock.
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A BURGLAR CAUGnT IN THE ACr.-Ycster-
day MOI niDg Thomas Robbins en-. red he house
OF Mr. Dodge, No. 1911 18Th street, bv breaking
pane OF glr IS in a back y indow. Officer We t
WIS called, and after searching through the
prem SIS, discovered Robbins in the ard bat
before the officer c)uld - him, he sue, ee!cd
III scaling the walls into the Joining lot, and
- ed THROUGH ID 18th street, when ne was cap
,a-ed and locked up. II ". ,auDd t,iat he hld
z cked IN about :. 90 worth of clothing TO Ike
away. The ca-o vii come before the Porce
court ty-mOProw.
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HE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have adopted
Tie lollow'ng regulations in relation - street
awnings. On he m?in .eets the uprigh's ,
be set on or nee tue curb me, or so ss not + ,
OBJ uct the sidewalk. The upligh.s ms b. OF
+ 7-pine or other metal pipe, about two inches
In diamett r, to be brar d by ION work IL neces-
sly, and - be connected rDa horizontal pipe
of similar size, which shall be no lC than IN
feet above sidewalk, wherever the height OF tle
u)ri' Will permit, but shall i'm no case be I, !
than nine feet above Sidewalk; the bars reach
ing ansversely acro:s the sidewalk - the
Lou - 10 consist of light metal pipe or rods, of
sufficient strength and stiffness.
General Balloch has been directed - dig a
well and erect pump on 9th street, betSeen II
and streets. Colonel Lubey has been direc ID
to lay water main along s street, betws cen 9th
and It'll streets nol Invest. Mr.. Clrss h~s been
requested to 'ssue to II. X. Miles, superinten-
dent OF fre-alarm telegraph q permit for the
erection OF said tsiesraPh TO and through
c)nm' Ssior, he's been d rec I'd - have The trees
the west side OF sth St NEE Pa. av., removed.
The Wat T Registrar has been directed - have
q hydrart erected on the :)uthwc't c)rner OF
18th aud l. streets, ana General Babcock b.
en- directed u llup the well AT he same cor
superintendent of labor I'm the 18th dis ict, vice
r. w: Waters, ess gned - specist dut > rs special
super infendent over Woitn's cont act on 81,
stICet. w. n. Chrse, superintendent OF LEVERS
has been erect TO Icrmit Mr.. s. Ar III t. lay
sewer ifom h's back lot throu III the alley and
thence diagonally across the side ws,k ~ ths
man hole. As the ti'Ity days notice. given by
the superintendent of ssressment George w
BE ", " expiring, the people are paving III
their -ssments win l'tt'e or no fault finding
The superint -ntent of sewers rer d = In refer
ence - . petition of John T. Hoover and Others
that he can see no special reason fo- n sewer I,
the alley in SQUIRE AS, as the surface drain 2,
IS complefc.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CoI tIerScd = eals

TAsr-sr Caa,sfLs, lith and sJreets.-Com-
ei!, ITleslge, songs and dances.
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FINE AIAsTN DIAMOND RINGS, IN plain,
chased and ems 'nel set. n. from - 10 si5, re-
.eiyed IT Prigg's jeWelEy - l.e, No. 40 Penn
syIYsLl a. .hue, lessen And oh streets.
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WIN. Il. wHEATLEY's
w STEM DYEING

AND SCOURIh bS1hBLISHhENS
OrFICs-43 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetowp, ID. y.
Essbltrhed 1881 premium award ed 1857; and 70 nov
one OF the Oldest largest and most complete eetsb
lIshments OF tho kind in this country. My patrons
viii consult their interests by sending In their
tsl aud winter goods during the summer months
Sest place in the District FOR ClsaEing or Cyei1s
Gentle'nens Clothing. Everything appertaining 70
the business well and promptly executed. Of1oe
closed daily az sunset except SATURDAY., when IL III
be open until 81 D m. Post or Box T23. AM
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THIRD EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED.

Manual OF q. =. Import Duties and Digest Of the
- Tariff Laws in force August l., 1872.
BY Samuel L. Moran. CHstOm House Broker dnd
Counsellor, Baltimore.
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DR1 GOODS
AT THE LOWEST CASH Prices
AT TIE
NEW STORE.

H. IL.
The attention Of the public Is called Il the shove
rs IL Is our purpose - ftcs from this date
d16sn.siS iOtGxJ tl,ysTS. HNNt maTSei ali
SUMMER GGUHS BELOW COST AID added large
~ 10 our stock such goods be hefoTe the
cod weather sets in, Including full lin. OF Black
hlpscas bon hit since the Ceciipa. GAssus- :.
isoies and Gents Ldt At, hngIsh aud &c az An
Hosiery, Notions, &C. Cs..oEs .u,. ser.
CRAIG Il IATN>DT
CARD i take this method Of expressing my
tia' b To- my friends aud the Hblic rayt rrrR
very iIbefsi ps'ToBage ot tn past ana &c fu,v
tuiCIt cont RuaDCe -! the the islH a.
ABOVE Promising bargains 81 lhc ,InI'.
SCI Ct Il. Z. CRAIG.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL NCsiC-NES. MARi - 49,, =
BaltiEgFe, " ~ siNe it--sus IA ~ tp
& puEil- "a " a., nsiar. GA - .WnAt- .'i-
Gays Ms q car r. sen ~ N.'.- N'... -
stove dsy-, L.. sra zoe hour ~ IL 30 u
$50 ~
EsGlIsa. FLEGsH an lLAteL 49, -
~ sTlTuEE fOl S1 LhrlEtt
Hkg, ANGELO JkCNS0f, Frire -
20 Wa Ne~ rorr sv~-rs portf
RASJo iNsrEl cTlo.,
COLONIAL Rubbing,
hnS-e-SIn torr - - -. and IA. avenue Y
ROCKS STATInNrpN
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THE REGIsrRATIoN-Tlrelfa Districs-The
board OF re is,ration, on Sth rect nes- s. YES
terday enrolled the names OF 4S3 voters OF the
lc.h StriCt-5Si whites and 50 eolored. The
total registrar ion this district last year WAS
E33-SSs whites ana - colo. 81.
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Kcssy lee, NJ of Bc;n)ll Ciappers.

az
HEADS.
The Be All clappers, Ole, sc the republican
bolt rs OF the STU DIST. iCt, met at the church ON
X s,feet, between 18th and 18Th streets. l. At
evening. and in the absence OF Il. j. BeaIJ.
President OF the organization, Jackson C. Tay-
Ier was elected temporary chair man, and VIM
DAVIS; secretary. Brother Wright here inter-
rupttd proceedings to say that tie meeting bad
not commenced right. He .allC,. .-.-l.. on 20
the IscL tiiat the Throne OF Divine Grace had
not been invoked. He thought this should 5e
done in ali meei...""- first. tApplapse.l Se,e al
here suggested that Brother Wright off, a
prayei; which be did. John II. Books, re
candidate of the boilers tor Gsiic.ate Jo;,,~
called for, made a speech, denouncing the d :
tllct goveInmeA at and Gen. Chapman, and set
ting iOTlL his own pee uliar i.ns for the U~,i-
ton 20 which he aspires. VIM. A. Bowman
Chairman OF the committee appo.Li I'll i nom
nate members OF the campo sn, executive nd
nDance committees. sai i f.ieIe VI G.. siderable
NOISE IN TIE REAR
of tie hall, ard he suspected that some of the
emiSsaries and hiTelings OF the board of public
works were present. Ii here were, he hoped
they would bring their big st)macfs up II the
front, where they could be seen. Committees
were then rel )rted and apI ointed on fuanC Q,
registration, campaign, &c. Mr.. X. W. Fem
wick then made a few emarks similar to those
OF MI. Brooks, and vas followed by August Us
Collins, who said he was interested into the
colored race, but was bettsr qualified II speak
onto national affsirs than he W: onto Dee,trick
matters. lie announced him. elf a Greeley man,
and demolished Genersl Chapman aud the be: d
of public wOrks-or, at lefSt, thought he did
While denouncing General Chapman lone one
in the rear Of The hall shouted out .'liar" where
upon rush was made tor lie OF ender, and
GREAT DISORDER PREVAILED FOR sen Er VI
MINUTES.
Mr.. Collins, resrung, said he had heard Jos.
Brooks (who YVES presently say that Sl50 IS bet
ter than - per day. MIR. Broo $ Dc ,ired five
minutes to reply to the charge, hut his request
was denied. Mr.. Collins, IN the course OF -
remarks, said he would
SOONER ASSOCIATE WITH THE ANGELS
HE'LL
than VII Grant and us pai,y. He spoke of
JOtn III. Ian9s' IN as "that feller," and de-
nounced Frederick DOugla us "a uamnable
traitor, /" a damnabie, cursed wretch aud VIII
lsin," and q man who WIS 80 a. hP med OF his
wife because she was black"
AZ the conclusion OF Mr.. Colli"s' blast, John
Il. BIooks took the floor, ana said he had been
malIgned by a man who was .0r!lerly his SIP
father. This same man was turned out Of doors
by him, BROOKS and that wOp'd account Tor
lis calumnies. During his speech, Nj. Br ofs
anrOUuced himself in favor of Grant and W IL
son at the conclusion OF bis remarks, the
meeting adjourned.
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DECLINE IN CoTIOhs.
ShirtiDg Cottons ofthe best makes At reFWc prirss
Pillow Gaze CottoLs, Bed III king, Canton Fsln.ls,
81, 4. 10 Bleached and UnbeaChed Shaz-'rrs,
namask Table Liners from 70 cents up, Bed Spreads
Towels; Napkins, Doyiles, Fruit Cloths AID D
klns; lie auriful Fall Calicoes, fall Shawl-, Sa K
Fisnuels, Black Aipscss and Silk Finished Moaairs
very cheap. Extra bargains may be expected by
all. Call and examine goods.
BENJAMIN MULLER,
lylyI 1Ol BridRa aIraeL. -...rArlrvr
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TIE BOARD OF HEALTH met last right, and
DE- h -, fom ne srt'1ry police CDmmlt. ..
rel ed mat during the psst week there b ad
been lwo new cas- , OF small pox rel III ID. four
cr-cs removed tn the hospi'-I and three dea rs
Or Verdi sLbmitt- j a repOIs OF SAP mr. sanc~s
abated during lie week enc'ng Sept ,mber 7th
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Enor than thr e fhor~ar n Fcrips irIz. col.
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TEE FAIR of the Agricultural Secie,; of
Montgomery conn.,, Nd, eommenc ID to-day
on The fairgrounds near Rockville, and the
--a.1S ON the Metropolitan Point of Rocrs)
branch OF the Balt'mo and Ohio IA la Dad ,ok
out a large number OF our citizens. The Gov
errors Mounted Guard, Major Writ Command
irg, Nin leave ~Neir srmo- az : O'Clock =
norTow MOI aing for the fair.
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AIIRMPTEDSUICIDE BY "REMINISCENCES
II rkle Snd kapes, OF the 9Th precinct. last
night, CO.. .ied 10 the Central gua-dhouse Charles
Smith, Prussi ian by bir'i, who about 10 O'Clock
p. m had attempted suicide by cutting his LETT
srm, be de ign being to bleed himself to DEATH
TIE Ulcers took him from his boarding -hous e.
on II street, near Z, TO Dr. Entwisle's drug
acre, where his wounds, found to be slight
were drc 9ed. He Is an unmarried man, at out
% YES OF age, and came - this city about a
mon / since, 10 work a. a street payer. He has
been insS ne, and was confined in the lunstic
TsyiEm on BlaekwelPs Island. n. Y, from
wheIce he VS. discharged last spring Last
week he pied TO jump from window, and
on Saturday night he was taken 10 the gusr,!-
L0rsS Suffering rom On attack OF MANIAC notu
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DROPPED DEAD IN THE STRKET.-While Mr.
IfonS= Cow ng, proprietor OF the livery stable
on q >-IGet, between 1871 and 1i'h, WIS stand
lrg - the cDl rer Of 18th s,reet, Yesterday Ter
ICCu s4v'rs di-ec'to - IJIne OF b. drivers al
the .sDeTal OF Nj. FalcOner, he Tell to The pave
inert, and the C)roner, upon his arrival, pro
nCT"Ged II a sc OF heart disease. and deemed
al iUqu--. unnecessary. The deceased was
W., 'yeny We : OF age and leaves a wife. WAC
rad but lev m''Iu' 3 prev .Ors to the death CT
n hr-bdIC Ken a seat II one OF re Carriages
CT tie funeral IEOc sion, and had ste ted with
'he m3UJneIs 20 the gave when a me senger
WIS ga y q after ne caII-age - announce
- FeT re L - o. her husband.
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A EENlRKABLE LEGAL DoCUMENr.-To-day
IN TIE p0fce Durt MIR. Co.'S, pro ecu .ng attoV-
Tey, entered a DO'le pros in the case of Thorn Z
Taylor. IL WAS charged on a warrant issued on
the ca / OF Mary Ann Louden by Justice ID.
W. Anderson that 'he said Thomas "did on the
9Th day ofSeptember, 1872, come in.) her house
and did then and there with oaths prcfaine
y fh Greater Rage OF Anger threaten to n aim
being alone We pray security Of peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-11

n M IAsf VIC HI--Ihe alP- OF fre I'm 1ed
-. AIN b~4 IS. &C. - VI nafyiStd avenue and
~ steet, by Officer Hughes, at 104 O'Clock
III SIT, Was Caused by the burning Of a shed
1T an a"ey between Narvland and Wig ia
avenucs and ~ ana 9TH streets, occupied by
Ns .. White y Biz :, Tor sIOring old 'rOn, Sc.
Old d service The re is s61so5ed have
been the work Of al incelf ary. The les will
nCt tN-set 500. Con. deTahle excitement YVES
cr6as ID b. report that there were lOt of
loaded tOmbshelis - one c)rner of tie shed,
and the a. 'LtiOn of the chief eng ;ueer having
teen ca Cd brhe iact, he GrC cfed the men TO
+ p . COM nu"' - cam OF water in that direc-
ton; Pud \ Explosion ives thereby doubles
Ireyenf d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-11

THE WASHINGTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
v ~ L, Ct tO-MOTO- at e'eyen O'Clock at the & 4
BaP, { church, near the corner OF 18th and X
kt-le and vail Continue in session Ii sc OF SIX
days Tie intTodu>t5 ; .eTnOn will be pTeacle ed
-)-nCI.0w mOlnlg b. Rev. -. Gaskins, OF tie
2d C'urCh. The ccct.'Dal sermon will be
pres bed att O'Clock, BY Rev. j. II. Brooks
OF re 9Th church, and ne u ssonaIy sermon
will be pre- shed by Rev. ID. W. Anderson OF
TIE 18Th s.Feet Baptist church. on Friday even
ing. IL is expected that twenty-five or thIrt,
chTrches u be repro ented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-11

M5=s / 'zs.e Sch midi, Photographic wri' er in
the scr-etai - osire. Depa' sment Of The In
terror, has en- pIOnloted - a first cla clerk
snip.
Some OF the New IOrk oAi 'ere who e~p-ct N
p-It IN +he oh di. dead, |s'se II, e suck N
The : cement tfat - For s'er" is he murderer
o. Na'ian.
Since the Baltimore end Potomac ra;Iroad
his been rum ng 'he following p0,s Offices along
me Ire have been os'IbIished = Benning's,
and Oden' Jp-the first being in the D,s let Of
Solp the o'heIS in Anne Arundel and
III nee george counties. Md.