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LOCAL NEWS,
Condemned I.ccaIs


We are glad ID see by TIE Cumberland Ss,cs
that ssthe heaters have struck" We trust that
they will hold out, Y is rot enough already.
About o. O'Clock this morning faiss alarr,
of IRE was runs nom box c., corner 1th ana 1
The Young Mems Democratic Club with
Donehs hsnd returned from Baltimore last
Franklin Wise, aiaborer, enploysd on the 18th
street sever, had his right lee fractured by the
caving OF the bank on Tuesday last
Since the garbage men, under their new and
active superintendent, Nicholson, have cleaned
W IapIi3l Hill, tie small pox has died cut
At a meeting Of the stockholders of the Metro
Ioiitan street railroad, held Yesterday, the
present board OF directors were unanimously re-
elected Tor the ensuing year.
The colOred men, Sargen. and DYSON. who
were in uTed by the falling OF the ierricks A. the
rev State Department building on Tuesday,
are improving.
The vacant lots in the square between ID and
r ard 2d ard 81 streets. have lecoue the rccer-
tacie Of al the rubbish Of the locality. and the
aRce.
Messrs McDevitt and MoEifresh arrested
DAVID Dung and james Burnett, both colorei.
last night or the cia Tge OF having stolen PIECES
OF cloth from several tai'Ors of this c.tv- ThSv
are locked VI for hearing.
Co'e, TIE CciOred man, an account of whose
injuries received in an ARRAY at a coloTed
Ieci!e P'cn-, ueeT the brick yards between
here ard Alexandra, was published il Tues
Gay : STAR, il sdid 20 be improving
iIt tic4hS anu fiitSStp gers III the War Depart
ment have subscribed sc ~ literally Tor the
relief CT the family OF Henry Taylor, the mes
senger who was killed on Tuesdayby tEc falling
OF the derTieks At the new State Department
building. Secretary Belkrsp headed the sub
seIlPtiCn list by contribution of 500. The
funeral o. VT. 4 ay Tor took place this afternoon
rom is late residence on the Island.
Tie Rsput iicsn Central Association r,et last
night at AS Pennsylvania avenue, Mr. ". N.
kaighn in the chair. ana A. NJ. Kanouse
secretary ard made arrangements Tor obtain
ing reduced fares from hence 70 the north and
west during the elections. Speeches were made
On the pending campaig1 by Gen. Z lksr, Col.
ford. Col. Lawrence, MIR. Penicks, Mr.. Poul-
ton, Mr.. Goddard, and others.
ferhaIs the smart paragraph;st in the Patriot
VINO wants to know what has become OF the
legislative committee appointed to take charge
OF the subject OF encouraging manufactures in
the District of Columbia, will kindly consent TO
enlighten the committee 20 what he expects
them TO do. Talk don't build factories TIE
committee might make = pretense OF doing some
ftlng by holding weekly meetings SIS the last one
md and discussing manufactures till the next
session without any tangible result-but what
good? 1T any gentleman has any proposition %
submit Ter the encouragement of manufactures
by proper legislation. The committee would TO
.touht carefully consider 1t. That is as far Us
they have power 10 go.
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government Securities.
Markets TODAY.

BALTINoKE. July Al -VirSinis sixe.. ala a.
sireinia tines, coupons, old, a. virsiniaS c0nsoi'
dated 81 West VirgiDiss, rs. North Carolins
taLIIMoEE, July ll.-Cottt n dull; low miiAIipg.
E1as Flour dali aud UNCHANGED. wheat Hrm-r.
white choice, : 65sSl7s. Corn duu: White : nth
ems - cents: yelOw southern, 6Ia6a cants
ni,ed western. eos6i cents. Oats dull; mixed II
pr westeIn .. Naiz cts Rye dull ard unehAoges.
evening q Egoeo pounds Of shoulde's a. ~ q Cd
pounds Ifb sides al AZ pounds clear rib .tles
az "a Bacon good jobbing dema Dd shoulders S..
nn tlsss, IN; clear rib sides, sia Mess pork
SlS&aSH. sugar cured hams, ltsis Tar I, S.ss
" Mes,ern butter steady; choice, Il. Whisky OUTS:
i5.f. Money easy, :. Exchange. long. 81; 81 ~
M,R. Governments dull and steady. Virginia 6's,
-: new. 90 Eorth Carsiils's, -: new. %
NEW YoRk, July ll.-Flour dull ami UNCLAIMED.
neat quiet and unchanged. Corn qairt aai
n. LoNnoN. July II, II 20 a. -Consols opened n
VS. icr money aud 81 lsS-s. for scccunt. Boni-
ss%. - - - -
Pass, July Ii .-Rebtes opened at 50 francs, s,
Confines.
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THE WEALTH. Err.

UAE bEPAkfAENT,C y.cs Chssf .Si,ncl OHcsr D
WAsEINGToE, ID. G.. July H. 1872 II a u
ne SfSoFsis FOR PAST TwKNTy-PoUE aovRs-
InS barometer has fallen from the eastern Cul,
10 new England, being lowest over the northerf
po,uon OF The latter and southern Alabama. Il
j. hl2hest over eastern North and South Caro-
INA. Cloady weather and areas of rain have
freEaied from Ohio eastward and north Sard,
WIN hght TO fresh, and occasionally brisk
southeriy to westerly winds, and from Florida
ara Georgia to eastern Texas, with light 20 fresh
essteTiy 10 northeriy winds. Clear AMI partly
cloudy weather from Tennessee northwarI and
rthwestward, with ight TO fresh winds. Tel
egfaphic reports for this morning have not az
YET, oeen received from the st atoms ia MINER
S Mlchlgan, and the majority of those in the Ms
sissippi valley. '' ''
fRoBA BTLITIEs-CIear and rartlv clon1v
weatner, ana light TO fresh westerly winds. for
tne new England and middle states. Eastarlv
ID soItherly winds. cloudy weather aud area. Of
ram for the south Atlantic and eastern quit
s,stee. Rising barometer and pleasant weather
generally prevail from lower Missouri valley 20
Lake Superior. The low barometer which has
apparently advanced from the gulf 20 southern
ALABAMA, will probably move northe.stwsr1
over the south Atlantic ates.
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TEACHING BIRDS TO SING TUNEs.-This is
done in the town of Fulda, where they keep
regular educational institutions for builipches.
They place the young birds into classes Of six to
ten each, and keep them in the dark. turning a
little hand organ for them when they are fell.
Finally, the birds commence to associate the
music with the feeding, and when hungry they
commence to sing few notes Of the tune they
hear daily. Those who do this are at once placed
In more cheerful room. when light is admitted.
This encourages them and makes them more live
~. Then they like to sing, and are taught more
The most difficult part is the first starting of the
birds, some Of which have to be kept long time
In the dark, and on starvation rations, before
their obstiDacy is overcome. In order to teach
them several tunes they receive latter being
first taught in classesl private instruction from
the little boys Of Fulda, each OF whom has a few
private pupils Of this sort. Their education
lasts nine months, when 1t is completed, and
the birds sent into the world as Accomplished
performers. The principal markets are Lon
don, PARIS and New York. They are valued in
Europe at 800 for every tune they sing. so one
who can sing three tunes costs $50. In New
York they bring even more than that.
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TERRIBLE DRATH-A Woman Killed by
DoSs-The Pocahontas (Ark.) Courier reports
the following horrible catastrophe About q
week ago widow woman named Goeus was
passing Newton Moore's house, seven or eight
miles west Of Walnut Hill, when she was at
tackled by a pack of dogs and literally torn to
pieces. She lived but few hours, when death
relieved her mangled form of its excruciating
pain. At the time Mrs. Goens passed Moore's
house no human being was there; hence it ia
between her and the bloodthrsty brutes; vet
from the number of hounds kept by Mr.. Moore,
land IL is thought the whole pack attacked her J
1t Is reasonable to suppose they were not long in
rendering her helpless, parelyzed as she must
have been from fear, even before her physical
sufieriDgs reduced her to insensibility.
Since the above, another individual was at
tackled. but escaped, after desperate struggle
with the same pack. The Courier adds naively
that Moore has since agreed to keep his dogs
tied Up.
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WAeHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IL, 1s72-Mr. Edi-
tor-sir: 1 noticed stateme mt in last evenings
STAR, IN connection with divorce suit in this
city, respecting young lady employed in the
treasury, WHO wrote to one OF the parties last
fall, signing her name " Blanche" Now, sir,
respectfully request that the public be informed
through the columns of your paper that the
cruel accusation is a base and slandeseus false
L0od: Inc young lady mentioned has an I'M
blemished character, and is we'll known for her
Cnrlstian virtues and moral worth, and highly
respected BY large circle OF friends in this city.
A FRIEND.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES FOR
PUTTING Up THE WRONG MEDICINE.-An in
teresting case on trial in the jefferson court of
common pleas, is decided by a suit brought to
recover damages from druggist, who, in COM
pounding prescription, put up the wrong drug.
The decision establishes the fact that druggists
are responsible for the mistakes of incompetent
cleIks. The facts in the case are follows
One year ago, Mr.. John 5. Kline, OF this city,
was seriously afflicted with hemorrhoid, COM
monty called piles. DIR. Gait, his physician,
prescribed an ointment composed principally OF
stramonium, a narcotic that would have adj the
effect Of soothing the irritated parts, and TO
allay the pain. The prescription was taken ~
the drugstore OF 5. T. Dawes, and the clerk,
VIM. Ross, made the ointment of canthardes,
an active irritant, instead OF stramonium. The
ointment was applied as directed, and the scene
that followed may be better imagined than de-
seTibed. MIR. Kline suffered untold anguish, and
as soon as he was able to get about brought suit
for damages, and the jury assessed the damages
at SI,nC0.-Louisrille LedJer.
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@A country editor in Michigan prints his
paper on wooden press Of his own manufac-
ture.
0A late disaster recently occurred at
Laporte: Ind A number OF persons were
Drowned, but we are happy to state that John
ga Leavenworth editor doesn't now snend
time watching the little busy wasp that gathered
lint in his sanctum to make its nest be cana
In one day and did not observe that the wasp
was sitting In his chair.
VThe auditor OF Seneca county, o.. 4, :.
defaulter, and has absconded IL is supposed Ia
Canada. He is o Good Templar aud n SunJavs
school teacher. He got drunk, gambled, lost
and fed.
xICslifornia wants the national currency.
The metallic currency Is ponderous and incon-
yenient. IL is claimed by the advocates OF
national currency that, If currency had par
value In California, millions would have sought
investment there from eastern capitalists.
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r o n =.

S1oAk'
For CONCRETE, ell fAs sizes xsed.
For McADAM, all tia sfsssW Hard Stone ssariysd
for Base esd ToS1iSs.
BARD BELGIAN BLOCKS 80 sssSv OGv ssaaI
NORTH Ricsy Beistas.
We ere alec prepared 70 furnish any amount
STONE, selected from i've different QuArries,p
DATION fOOfI6GS, WALLS, BRIDGE and
sEWER ARCHES, ABJrMENT5sndP PIERS.
J. =. ZU9 q CO.,
epl2-6m SI23 street west, at Canal.
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LADIES in poor health, either married or sim
gle, suffering from complaints peculiar to the
Sold by all druggists. Sold wholesale and re-
tall by Il. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following
druggists: Kidwell & Son; F. ID. Dowiing. AZ
ana streets southwest: j. Coughlin, F, corner
streets; W. B. Entwisle; Alfred Mcleod.
Georgetown. 80
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HEAVY DEDUCTIOSs.-Great inducements IN
the finest qualities OF every description OIL hoots
and shoes are now offered to the public at Cum
Minis, S32 tn street. Spring and summer shoes
IN prautiful styles offered at 10 TO 20 per cent.
less than IUI .ner prices; must be sold to make
ready for fall aud winter trade. The assort-
menf is complete In every article known in the
way Of shoes. tina opportunity for the best
article at the lowest price,
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USTIN p. BROWN,
n Corner N. 7. svenue and 18th street,
Washington, D. O.,
WHoLKsALK DHALER IN
LCMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c., &C., &c
LGMBEE BILLS cut TO order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building, aacadamizing snc
Paving purposes delivered In snY part OF the Die
REAL ESTATE bought and seld and money h
vested. To this branch OF the business will here
after give my personal attention, and will be At iay
once dSty from ten Q. m. until fcCr .. %. mArl q
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THE I RoTTING MATCH On the ationai Course
yesterday was for purse of 500, for colts, mile
heats, best three in five to harness. The best
time ives .2 h. The entries and results were
as follows John Davis, Mount Vernon, 2, 1, 1,
., 1; G. W. Harrison, Potomac, 1, 8, A. 3. 2;
Mckinney, Virginia Boy, 4, 4, 2, A., W.
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rISAxCrAL And CexnknCuAL.

In the New York money market yesterday the
rates on call leans we're 5 and per cent. Gov
eminent bonds were dull and frm- In the stock
market there was little done, except IN Erie, the
fluctuations outside OF that stock not having ex-
ceeded one quarter CT one per cent.
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A COUNTRY GIRL went to Fond do Lac the
other day, and for the first time saw the inn
mense appendage hung to the back of q new
liked it, and determined to have one. So, going
into store, she asked the clerk to show her some
Of his ''hump CLOTH" The clerk was embar.
raised, but, after consulting with the proprietor.
happy.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Latimer &
Cleary, auctioneers, have sold lots Nos. 81, 25,
and 20, in square 355, fronting on Boundary
street, between and W , near 9th street north
west, to Mr.. G. G. Adams, for 164 cents per foot,
and lots % and 80, in same square, and fronting
en- Vermont avenue, to Mr.. ID. j. Mccarthy, for
IL cents per foot.
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A YOUTH in an eastern city was enamored of
young lady in that town, but was too bashfui
to pop the question in person, so he went to
Pittsheld and telegraphed to her, "Win you
marry me?" He waited an hour or two in q
fever Of anxiety for the reply, and got IL in this
brief but pointed sentences: "No, you fool,
you," and he had to pay for his lady loves dis
patch besides.
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Mary Walker, Esq, spent her youthful days in
manufacturing compound cathartic pills in
Breckenridge county"
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A CURIOUS LITTLE STRUCTURE has lust an
pesred in the streets at Birmingham. 1t is
called the ''cabman's rest" and is neatly made
accommodation for several men, and has a
locker for their food. There Is also an apparatus
for cooking. The current expenses Of the ''cab-
mans rest" are to be betrayed by the subscrip-
tons of the drivers who avail themselves of its
advantages. Its cost has been about f70, and it
Il the gift of the town mission, who intend, il is
stated, to supply il with literature Of an Gin
structive and moral tendency" But the Pail
Nall Gazette offers q suggestion: "The liter allure,
however, supplied to esbmen should be confined
strictly TO serious works, for great difficulty
would be experienced in obtaining q cab the
driver OF which was setting in rest immersed
in a three volume novel by Miss Brsddon or
sOuidA.'"
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ANOTHER PET IDEA UFsET.-The expert
ments OF Gustaye Bunge, the German Chemist,
led him TO conclude that the common opinion,
that beef-tea and extracts OF meat are valuable
articles of diet, Is totally unfounded; that the
refTeshnent they give is only due to their
warmth and pleasant taste; and that their chief
value u that they enable person to take with
appetite larger amount OF dry or tasteless food
than he could otherwise do. The statements OF
Liebig, that the addition of some meat extract
10 vegetable food increases its nutritiye value
and that the eXtractive matters of meat, and
especially creatine and creat;nine, are the ma
terials for muscular work have been disproyed
the British Medical Journal says, by Volt ami
Ne!ssrer; and the idea that beef tea and meat
extract are beneficial on account of the salts
they contain Is an unlikely one, as these salts
are already present In excess in ordinary food
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IN TIE sE FlSE 3. SSgET, Fl THE DIS

RILEY vs. WALKER ct aI.-zS09, Ia Doc. II.
This cause referred to to report to the court
the debts against the estate Of Mary Walker, do
ceased and whether sale OF the Realty is nscesss-
adults that the same be sold. Creditors and ali par
ties interested to sPsssr before me and Be hessd 10
II Am. (jyel WALTERS cox, Auditor
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DR. WHITE, Chtropodist, treats Corns, Bum
ions, Club and IngrOwing Nails, &C., without
d,afely. Operating rooms, 535 18th ST., Opposite
y. s. Treasury. ' 'Pp"''''
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THERMOMETERS and BarOmsters ara renaarAd
AND made to order By Hemplsr, near lk stresti
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW INVOICES Of White Vests from 80 Tn ii
each just received. GEO. @, HKNNINa
No. 40 9Th street northwest
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MURDER AND RoeBERY.-Cbarles Manley,
coiored, bad preliminary examination before
justices White and May on the charge of muir
dering and robbing John Monroe on the night
on Friday last. A number of witnesses were
examined. The purPort of the evidence was
that ON the night named, Manley and Lewis and
MANUEL Payne left the house of William PAYNE.
in Hodson's Bottom, Manley armed with viii,
liam Psyne's stick and Lewis Payne armed
with slung shot, and went in the direction of
the spring close by, near which Monroe was
afterwards found; that a short time after they
left there blows were heard, and then man
cried "don't kill me, havn't any morey; muir
Der, MURDER" that they returned to William
Paynes house in two or three minutes re-
manned there short time, and then left in the
direction of the canal locks and that the boots.
hat and watch Of the murdered man were found
the next morning under Manley's bed at the
house OF his father-in-law, William Gordon.
The result Of the examination was that the
prisoner was recOmmitted for the next term of
me court to answer to an indictment for muir
Ger and robbery. Manley is a man of bad char
acter. and IL said to have shot q white man
named Murray at camp meeting near Lees
burg, two or three years ago.-Alsxandria Ca
zettec.
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M W 0 + FLO r,
JUAN BOYLE 4 CO.,
BE A L STATE BRO K e lbs,
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BuILpIN
FOB SALE
A handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on so1th
street, between ID and Sd Streets with ali the modern
iHprov ements; small cash payments and long tina
on balance.
SEVERAL FARMS,
small and large, on the line Of the Point OF Rock
Railroad, within q few min rtes walk Of the depot
within thirty minutes of Washington. Terms easy
One OF 100 acres on the same road and same distane
from depot, improved b. house, 30.
Near CAPITOL fronting New Jersey avenue; one o.
the 6ness situations in the city.
A HOUSE on North street; $40 cash, balanos
THEE HANDSOME HOUSES In the west end
Also,
ROUSE6 and LOTS In all parts Of the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street
MONTY TO LOAN
In sums OF from q 800 to $1,000 on real estata
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WIN. II. wHEATLEYy
w STEAM OYETNG
AND SEQ URING ESTlBLIsHMEyr.

VfCkCCsS JkfFERsoN STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
nsApnsn ned 1881; premium awarded 1857; and 70 nov
Hns on tne OLDEST largest and most complete es;Ab
nsnm ehts OF the kind in this country. My patrons
VII consult their own interests By sending ia their
al ana winter goods during the summer months
Eest place IN the District for Olesriag or pyeing
Gentlemen's Clothing. Everything sppertainfnr 70
tne business VOL and promptly executed. Once
closed daily At sunset, except SATURDAY. when ID vii
De open until 81 .. N. Post once Boz 1913. ar2
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BUILDING AssOCIATIoHs.-Att the Eth monthly
meeting OF the National Capitol Real Estate As
ISOLATION, held last evening at Welch's Hall,
Masonic Temple. g. 900 was disposed OF at an
average OF II per cent. The resignation OF Nh.
John Eyens az director was accepted and Mr.
a. II. j. Upper OF the Internal Revenue office
was elected 10 M the vacancy. The meetings
Ter the l'ay nienr OF dues was changed from the
second 20 u c third "Wednesday OF each month.
At the 18th monthly meeting OF the Washing
ton COOPERATIVE $1,000 sold Mt an average Of
az per cent.
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BROKE his LEG.- Yesterday morning q
colOred cart driver. named Jim Buchanan, was
throw from his cart in consequence OF his horse
having taken fright at a locomotive on Mary
land avenue. and one OF his legs was broken
above TIE ankle. DIR. Riley set the broken
limb, after which the sufferer vas sent - his
home in the northern part Of the city.
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OvKRcoMI BIT THE HEAr.-Mr. Neavitt, q
ellknown harness maker, on Pennsylv anis
avenue, near I2fh street, was suddenly overcome
by the heat at noon to-day aud became par.
Alyzed, losing the use OF his LETT side. He was at
once removed to his house, and DIR. y. l.. Crsuse,
OF Capitol Hill, summoned 10 attend him. He Is
now doing well, and hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Q0S st B EFT. on
PHIL. HI. WEIGH q Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' AUCTIOYRFRS
AND INSURANCE. AGENTS.
We buy and sell Zeal Estate. Houses, Stores.
Apartments and Offices to rent aud lease Rents
collected, guaranteed and advanced. Money care
fully invested Negotiations Of all kinds faithfully
executed; Houses built; long time given for sar
ment Plans, specifications, contracts and dea5s
skillfully drawn. Satisfaction gusranteed Ca
rs one call and We will merit another e
~ Office under Masonic Temple ien4
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PR1Ge's dollar jswelry store, No. 49, Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. hetSeen * aud eth streets, re-
eeiyes new styles every day.
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TIE BOARD or TKvsTEEs or COLoRED
SCHOOLS net last evening snf elected the FOL-
lowing officers Tor the ensuing year: Henry
johnson, president, (re-elected;J John \. Gray,
treasurer; George Il. NsshOn, clerk to the treas
Crer. Applications tor positions were received
rs follows As teachers, from Mary +. Board
man. Camel:a Coleman, and William T.. Cook;
rs janitOrs, from W. III. Bowen and as music
teacher, from George Ii. Grant. Messrs. GRAY
and WCrmley were appointed a committee to
inquire into the feasibility OF placing electric
clock in the Stevens building.