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a l. E Y A \ d RIA,

DISTURBANCE AT A CAMP IRETIXG.-A dis
graceful affair took place at the camp meeting
OF the northern Methodist church. on the turn
PIKE about Ldf way between Piedmont aud
tpperyille, in fauquieF county. on WGIne A Az
OF last week, liz which several young men sf
high standing "Ut responsibility were involved
much To their shame aud diScret3.. Several
wei dressed young men. between the ages OF
eighteen and twenty years. all OF them half
drunk, dashed up ON hOrSebaC x in the morning
and were soon joined By half dozen more in
the same condition. The whole party dis
mounted and said thcy intended to break up
that oh side show, )" abiding to th, c.mp
meeting. They then drew out bottles of nIuor
and drank in the presence of everybody asking
the preachers and some of his hearers to i1in
them in bumper. In a few moments they
were entirely drunk, or pretended to be So and
went staggering about the grounds, smoking,
drinking, cursing. yelling and creating all kinds
OF disorder. Finally, one of the party mounted
the stand erected as a pulpit, with a sssyeat-
CLOTH in either hand, and commanded the
preacher to discontinue his sermon. The DOW
ers Of entreaty and earnest circumstances. how
ever, were brought into successful requistion
by the preacher, and the disorderiy Young
6loOds, through the intercession Of Fri sIds,
hnaily persuaded 10 leave the grounds.
Too HAPPY FOR PEACH-The whole NEIGH.
bofbood of Zion (colored) church, near the tln-
mel, was disturbed and alarmed last night by
the sudden und awful shrieks of a woman who
got " happy" and had to let her jQbilation boil
over in terrible shouts.
EFFECTS OF SUNDAY WHISKY three
young Washingtonians, very much under the
influence OF liquor, were going on hoard the =
O'Clock boat last night, they were insulted by a
party Of eolored men. difficulty was irnmi.
nent, but was fortunately prevented by the de-
parture Of the boat.
ATTEMPTKD SUIcIDE.-A Young man of this
city, while under the influence of LIQUOR,
attempted to commit suicide yesterday, by
jumping into the river from the King street
dock. He was rescued and taken home by spme
gentlemen who happened ID be present-V.r-
gintd Sentinel, last eueBiR1.
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@The ballot election at Preston, England

~ The ballot election at Preston, England.
last week resulted in Conservative tiiumph.
@The latest Indiana divorce has been OBJ
tanned by husband on the ground that his wife
coerced him into matrimony.
~The Bishop Of Mayence has written a
pamphlet censuring the Germany Government
for its prosecution Of the Jesuits.
@The Empress Of Austria has established
fund to give q reword Of 100 forms for eyerv
life saved within her dominions.
~The City Council of Perry, Ca, take off A
doiler tax for every elm or water oak that a
citizen sets out in the street.
~An irritated North Carolinian, ANNOYED
by two men outside disputing about q calf.
quietly got out OF bed and shot both dead.
SThe hospital OF Peoria in entertaining
religious convention was revenged by the offer
Ing OF special prayers for "this place, abound
Ing in wickednees and infidelity."
~ The Internationals are holding a conven-
ton in London, and the republicans of Birm-
ingbau, England, prosest against using the
public money for illuminations, Sc, ON the oc-
cssion of Prince Arthur's approaching visit to
that city.
~Richard X. Butler, Of the firm of Clarke &,
Butler, was arrested in New York yesterday,
charged with being a defaulter, and up t, late
hour has been unable to find security in q, 900
bail.
1In the Cecil County Court at Elkton, Nd,
yesterday Judge Stump very plainly informed
the Grand Jury that the men who recently
lynehed the negro accused of incendiarism near
there must be discovered and punished.
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District Campaign.


The Primary Elections Last Nigl.-N Nominations
for ne House Of Delegates and for tie Dcm;- Rep
Congressional NOrsiHd ing Coare1tion.
The democrats and conservatives united y It'll
the liberal republicans IN several Of the legisla-
tive districts OF the District of Co umba yesc
day in selecting, by primary election, candidates
Tor the House OF Delegates and choosing dele
gates to the convention ID nominate an anti
administration candidate for delegate to Con-
gress, which convention asse mbles this afternoon
at Lincoln Hall.
CANDIDATES FOR THE HOUSE o. DELEGATES
were selected as fOllows:-E. Z. Berry Sd dis
trict; Henry Polkinhorn. 5th; DIR. w. o. Baldwin,
9th; John III. Brooks, sth Il. 1. Fleming, 9th;
Allison Nailor, jr, 10th; James G. Long, l2th
n. Sardo. 18th; X. G. Lewis, 18th; w. H. CIagett.
18th; j. T. Coldwell, l6th George Wright, f3th;
j. X. Mcconnell, 18th: W. III. Edelin,, LIST: and
,Judson a. Gull, ed district.
DELEGATES TO THE CONGRESSIONAL NOMI-
MATING CONVENTION
were elected, as follows Third district W. ID.
Cassin, j. Carter Marbury and X. L.. CropIey;
18th, James Goddard, w. a. Hut hins and DIR.
Bowie Tyler; 9Th, X. A. Waters Stephen ID.
CaStleman and Richard French; Gth, DIR. W. o.
Baldwin, l.. Denham and +. Haniey; eth, G. Il.
IOwles, Samuel l.. Slater and Ii. Grinnell; Sth,
r. W. Fenwick, William Davis and Walter
Smith; 9Th, +. W. Carver. A. q ueen and j. L.
Hilton; 10Th, j. II. SessfOrd, q. w. Bauer and
j. W. Usher; 18th, j. Il. Ellis, Ell Hammersey
ard F. 81. Walker; 12th, s. +. Lewis, Charles
c. Thorn and u. W. Drew; 18th, L. Barrett, +.
j. BARTLETT and +. Harris; Iith. III. j. Ebbs, j.
A. Freeman and q. A. Cato; 18th, James Ra-
gan, G. W. Hatton and b. j. BelIrend: 10TH b.
H. Webb, W. F. Poulton and Samuel b. Eng.
n.h; l'th. jackson Yates, L. W. Pearson and
Thomas Kelly 18th, Andrew Archer, ID. F.
Mockabee and L. Il. Kalbfus; 18th, Joseph
Geler, Theo. Friebus and Nj. Fitzgerald; both
q. T. Harmon, James Lynch and d. Callahan
list, John F. Tucker, W. II. Edelin, and w III
Langley; I'D, W. ii. Jerome Hutton and VIM
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No5IGs. z, O Z Es sss IIs.iI SALES OF

NOTICE OF PosTfoNEMENToF SALES OF
PUBLIC LANDS In MINNEsOrs
Notice is hereby given that the President Of the
Snnso etens, by executive order dated August "a
IN1, has directed hat the sales Of lands IN Winne
eots; ordered BY the foregoing proclamstion No.
~, oe RostPoned until the following dates at TIE
tsT; cLouD, commencing MONDAY. December
At IAYIoss FALLS, commencing MONDAY,
AZ ~ LuTH, commencing MONDAY, December
And the President has also directed that % much
1i ssa proeismauon, No IN. se relates 20 Gales Of
ieL ds IN the ALEXANDRIA land district be reyok
Given under my hand At the city Of washing ION.
Nv ordar - s'I IN cay o. August, A. ID. ISL.
WILLIS DRUMMoHp.
poIeNtds Commissioner General Land Of3ce
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
N L w Ii - % IL 3.

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Ebb Tide. by Christian Reid, author Of Valerie
TIE Erookes q BTidicmerc BY G. j. W6yte ~
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Yale Lectures on Pr, aching. b. Henry Ward
Li'tle +, tx Life. b. Gail Hsf i:0r .. % %
Life Of Michsel Fsrradsy. BY J. II. Glad
Bssselsys Be- Of PTcscri niaiaias I"
more Ian ihree thousand pr scriptiohs, col
physicians ami suI geo4s; comprising ais a
comp, ndi@us history Of y. Materia Naiics,
preparations, and I,dex Of Diseases aud
Eshedss. BY Henry Besssiey. ..--....;..-;,:. 81
Alleype Sicbolsou.....-.....-- -. Is
The Story of Millionaire. b. Louisa M1hl-
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a c'Os By hnnc PRATT %b and s@Ts
beautifully oolored illustrations p
lie OF Hcnry Wiis.n. By ] b Yann--- - 81
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EN The NeN BOOB ~ intr.-inction prices. seq
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NeTIoE.
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SHILLrrGToN sends Us early copies Of Go ley's
Lddy'S BoOk, DemOrest's Mirror Of Fashions, and
Also. from j. Q. Parker, we have the October
LUmb-r VI CODY.
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ELECTRIo BEE. BUG POWDER IXrHH
AINAT0R.
Nny % eaten NJ With Bed Bugs. Small Roacnsa,
a,esss Att Mt a9d Moths, When, one bottle q
Ior sale By .. b. GILMAN. ss7 Pa. avenue.
kr1ce 10 cenu' may1o-<ms
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fe, 81 oer Tsit-
CorIs extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails. &r. relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites.
No. 535 18th street, opposite L. s. Treasury.
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LOCAL N EW S.
A.auseulents, Sc, Tonight.

Tia p C-rrf. r.. I,'h and c strects.-Songs,
Dsuct ard Hurfs cue
b.. p Ssr.-t5 S.res' T~-t-Pic Mic Of the
HiberE an Benevolent Society.
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CIT Y TIE Ms.

PANTALooN GooDs-My assortment OF panta-
loon stnts is very full this season, particularly
in foreign goods, among which are some choice
style that cannot be duplicated, as they are out
OF first hands. Prices are very low, considering
the style and finish given 10 every garment.
GEO. @. HESNIsG.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BArx, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per ct. on deposits. 27t3l4tl6
THBEMoNRrHRs And Barometere are rep.,reo
And made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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Georgetown Advertisements


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REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION IN THE SIXTH
DIsTRICT.-The 9th district republicans held a
ratification meeting last evening to indorsa the
nominations of General Chapman for Con gress
and John +. NJ urray for the House Of Deleg ates.
Mr.. Albert Underwood presided. The first
SPEAKER WIS John III. Brooks, chairman of the
republican executive committee. He urged the
republicans to united action for the trlum plant
election of their candidates, and spoke in terms
OF praise of the course of both General ChipmAu
and Mr.. Dyer. Col. Dyer, Of the It'll district,
CO... VIM. A. Cook and Peter Campbell also
made spirited addresses. Mr.. Murray ives intro
duced and received with vociferous cheers, but
WIS unable to address the meeting on account Of
physical indisposition.
AMHRIcAN PrBLIc HRALrH ASSOCIATION.
Dr. Z. q. Cox, president of the board OF health
OF this city has returned from New York, where
ne went few DAYS since to aid In organizing an
American Public Health Association"
Stephen Smith, Of New York. was elected presi-
dent Of the association. @. @. Cox and John
N. Woodworth, Of Washington, were elected
members OF the executive committee. The
present number OF members Is ninety-fve, all
Weitknown workers. In the field Of sanitary inn
proyement In cities Of the United States and
Canada The next meeting will be held in this
THE CANPBRLL-OCoNNRLLw WAR N rur
FOURTEENTH DIsrRIcr.-Mr. j. d. O,ConneII.
candidate of the republicans of the IAN dis
trict for the House of Delegates, IL out in a card
in response to the late proposition of MT. Camr-
nomination Of o candidate In the district mem
tiosed, in which he says he proposes to "stick.
He further says that as Mr.. Campbell has re-
peatedly said that he L. not candidate, his as
sumption Of dictatorship In the l4th district Il
'characteristcally modest"
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The Washington Rapitet Association

FOR RTH DAY.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Mutt preached
before the a. ociatiSn and the remainder OF the
afternoon was devoted to a social conversation
or the condition and gan-S of the churches and
people. At7G O'Clock the annual missionary
sermon was preached by Rev. ID. w. Anderson.
-~
The CoRNER-sToNE OF HAMLIEH NJ. f..
CHURCH, corner Of 9th and p streets, was laid
yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large
number Of persons. The services we're opened
by Rev. Mr. Simms, pastor Madison-a avenue
church, Baltimore, reading hat portion Oh sthe
discipline" which relates TO the laying OF corner
stones; after which the choir sang an appropriate
hymn, and Rev. Mr.. Dssliell, OF GEORGETOWN
offered prayer. The 1920 Psalm was read re-
srOnsvely, and upon its conclusion Rev Mr.
Snnms preached an impress We sermon from the
SD Psalm, 18th verse. A collection was taken
up and line formed, when they all marched to
to tie stone, at the northeast corner OF the
building, when the pastor OF the church, Rev.
MIR. Baker, performed the usual services. The
box placed in the stone contained lists of the
building committee. trustees. and the pastor q
cody Of the discipline, a hymn book. copies of
the daily papers and copies of the Methodist
papers. TIE congregation were dismissed with
tie berejiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-17

Two REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR THs
HOI sK or DELEGATES IN THE SECOND pIs-
TRICr.-In the 2d district last night meeting
Wa held at the Piney Branch wP-ehouse, and
Prof. A. 5. Barber. OF Howard University, being
proposed a. a candidate for the house of Dele
gaze, his name was voted down, and MIR. Hail,
the owner OF the premises, demanding that the
roU m he vacated. the friends of the present
delegate, Prof: U. ). Il. Wall left and organized
IN the grove. resolution was offered endorsing
the course of Mr.. Wall, and adopted. Speeches
were made by NJ. Al. Holland, Dr. Breed, j. ".
BGker, and h u. Cunningham; after which the
meenng adjourned with cheers for Mr.. Wall.
The friends OF Prof. Barber subsequently held
q meeting, Mr.. Harmon presiding with DIR,
Bliss secretary, and Mr.. Barber was declared
the nominee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-17

THE RRSfsTRATIoN-SsceaEs sG Disrrist-
The board OF registration, on ID street between
81 and 9Th streets, Yesterday enrolled the nam,
OF .O3 voters ~ the 9TH district-3sl whites Az
30 oOiored- The total registration in this 81
let last year Was 9S2-34 whites and e35 col
osed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-17

TEE TWENTIETH DISTRICT REPUBLICANs
held meeting last night and appointed execu-
tive, finance and registration committees, also a
committee to wait on General Chapman and
request his influence in procuring the appoint
ment of a fire commissioner from the eastern
section of the city. The meeting adjourned with
cheers for Cooke and Shepherd.
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ATE MORTGA0 n
Combined.

In n 10 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Ran
road Company furnishes to the public an invest
ment security which combines the rcely negotfa-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit OF Q
hrstclao railroad bond, With the soidity md safety
Of real estate mortgage On land worth e least
twice the amount loaned.
They ere offered st PAP in eurrsacy, and yisld .
HANDSOME PR0YIf - those exehanginG ~.
The bonds ere aAfst onA ealy noetGaGs On the
road, tn sQuipmsnts anA earnings, end also on .
land grant which, sa the oompletoa Of the road, VII
average = ,Ooe acrss 10 saeh 1ils oftraok.
They ere Issued In dsnoninasSous ffo0 ol0 %
q 900 Coupon, end olW 70 oD0oo RAeistsred, have
thirty years b run. bear interest o. 10 Der cent
In gold, and ere BXk4PT xRo3 UuITkD
STATES TAX to the no
The seni- annual Interest On ths Registered Bonds
ID paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the Dest once
address Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received In az
change, without expense 70 the investor, e their
highest current Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-17

The WAsHINGroNIASs AT THE PIrrsRuse
S.-Delegates to the Pit'sburg con-
v, ntion were arriving in that city Yesterday by
every train. The first club 70 arrive were the
"Go West club and the national veteran
union, both Of this city. Pitesburg is saily
decorated and crack bands OF music from All
sections Of the country are there. The National
Veteran club last night serenaded with the
marine band Generals Burnside and Hartranft,
some misunderstanding the colored delegates
accompanying the Washington Veteran club
we're not assigned accommodation at the
MonongsheIa house, and General Chapman re-
frsed % register his name, and the veterans lief,
rue mouse ana SOU CHIT other quarters. Major
hichsrcs and MeDevitt and McEIfresh are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-17

BAD BoYs-Some Of the boys along the line
OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad between
New Jersey avenue and the Navy Yard tunnel
are laying themselves liable TO severe punish
ment by shooting stones with gum Sings at the
trains as they pass along. This practice is re-
sorted to nightly and the police aud compauy's
employees have made the utmost endea vors to
apprehend the guilty parties ascertain who
they were, but they have thus far been unsuc-
cestul. No later than last night stone was
shot through one OF the Windows OF car on the
l:45 train, breaking lamp, and another struck
been carried on about long enough, and the au-
thoritieS VIII not cease their efforts until the
guilty parties are brought to justice. Another
very dangerous practice the boys have is thrs of
skylaTking on the trestle bridge over the canal
just as train appears in sight and dropping TO
the lower timbersof the bridge before the train
reaches them.
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GOT HER CHILD WITHOUT THE HELP OF
TIE LAw.-Last Friday, it will be recOllected
an application was made To Judge Humphreys
by Mr. q. ID. Barrett, counsel, for a writ of
hahess corpus for a child of Mrs. Honora
ODonnell, which had been placed by her hus-
band (who is suing her for a divorce) in the
Catholic Infant asylum. The writ was, how
ever, made unnecessary, as on Saturday last
Mrs. ODOnnell managed to get possession of
the child without the aid of the law. Having
been allowed 10 visit the child to nurse it. she
watched her opportunity and slipped through
the door, taking her child with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-17

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 60 the right Of efnption
20 any the lands within The 1shi. aud parts a
townships above enume rated IL uire o. ablish
the the satisfaction Of the Registers and Re-
ceivers q the proper land ces. and ma paymsnt
therefor soon practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for The com
menoemeni Of the public sale % the lards anJrac-
Ing the claimed: otherwise such claim will ~.
forfeited. WILLIS DRUMMOND.
Commissioned the General Land % mo-
iel7 u. ct o0