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FISH AND OYsrxR MARKxr-Boord of HAL.
lnspectioas.-Inspector General Gstchef reporrs
me following arrivals-so zoe herring, selling AT
rom = to e6 per thousand; 14,000 shall. from
70 e per hundred; 300 punches fish, from lie
10 9c. bunch; 40 bushels large oysters. sea
sides, selling at si.75 per bushel: loo basbeis
small oysters, selling at 15c. per bushel.
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IHE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE C,H-
vKETIoN last evening elected full deIeg atom
to the philadelphia convention, about half be-
ing coiOred men. A resolution declaring for
universal amnesty was introduced, but objec-
ton being made went over. Colonel John w.
Jenkins was chosen presidential elector for the
state at large. new state central committee
was elected, with W. H. H. StOweli as chairman.
The delegates to the Philadelphia Convention
President Grant "
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The NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES of
the Union League of America held their firsi
meeting tor the year at the St. Nicholas Hotel
in Dew York last evening, and Governor Will
nam "A. Newell, OF New Jersey, was reelected
chairman for the year. A resolution was unani-
mously adopted pledging the support of the
Union League to the nominees Of the union re-
publican party.
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HE GRACEFUL WALK OF q person is alvavs a
source OF comment, and that which il most a.
sentiai to an easy gait and carriage il a we'll.
hitting and comfortable shoe. As for ladies. fhe
Burt SHOE s said to excel in both these ouslitieS
last seems to be the most desirable. II vould
seem that when this great bOOn-the easy and
comfortable sitting shOe-is within the reach of
All, few would neglect the opportunity to possess
x Company, No. 423 9TH street, win reveal the
iact that these articles are selling in large guam
uties, and are giving great satisfaction. The
low the usual prices. Wilson & Co. varra1t All
tnsn goods the finest In the market, and deserve
attention from the public on the ground that
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New PCBLICArIONs-Messr r, r. Mohu,
60. have, in a neat and compact volume
1.-THE Legal Tender Cases Of 1S1I,' Just issued
by the publishers OF the Bankers Maaa zine.
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DIR. LEON, I'll I street, between 9Th and stt
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
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FISHING IOBS, fine assortms mt: also, a large
l. lot Of CROQUET SETS; much below the
usual prices at PRINCES Bazaar, 1906 PennsyI
vania avenue. apIT-tf
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DEATH IN lCK CREAMS.-All have heard OF
poisoned sugar plums, but the German ne VS..
papers are now discussing the various cases OF
poisoning by vanilla ices which have occurred
OF late years In Paris, Altoona, Munich, Vienna
poison Is in the vanilla, and it is produced by
the use OF cathew-nut oil to besmsar the vanilla
pOds.-Bdlt. Sun.
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~cALL AND ExAn1HE~


mar29-6 A. Str Ana
Il EN0Ll1H SOCKS ere the wonder Oh All fhsf -
tnem 9 ~ kE1M. AXEMUx: spi7-u
"A1UUT And OAK LUNBRR,
We have large stock Of IL
INDIANA WALNUT,
thoroughly seesoned, consisting Of Sc, 44,s4s 50,
10. and inch, to which We cali the attention
Of purchasers. teA
The a. Il very vide. and extra quality.
Also, 4, -, 4, 81, N4 and IA seGso red.
WHITE OAK,
very best quality, and suitable for waeelwright
iars 60 stock Of Lumber. Of an kinds, Always ON
hand, q market prices.
Il. EDW. CLARK = CO.,
Lumber, Wood and Coal Dsalers,
Foot Of 18th street east and Virginia avenue and 9th
street southeast. apI7 81
A FINE STOCK OF GUNS AND PISTOLS ~
"A less than wholesale prices at PRINCES B A.
ZAR, 1905 Pennsy vania avenue. apH-tf
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THR MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate NJ antels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips AT
Hamilton & Pearscn's, No. 4, YIN. &. A. Build-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c.-ThOus-
aHdsare relieved at DIR. Whites establishment,
635 18th street, opposite United States Treasury.
Washington, and NORTH Charles street, Baiti-
more.
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BunpISe PERMlTs.-Mr. CIuss, Inspector.
&c: has issued building permits Is follows Sin ce
pr last report q. =. Seymour, one story frame.
a Hase CAPITOL street, between 9th and 10th sta
asst. n. Moran, four story brick addition. 7th
G. Fletcher, two story frame, B street. he.
tween 18th and 18th northeast. W. Evans. 2
wo story bricks. A street, between 9th and 7tb
northeast. w. w. Hough, three story brick
Pennsylvania avenue, between 2lst and ed
streets. Thomas Cox, two story frame, 10Th
street, between nj and n northwest. II. Lar.
mon, three story brick, H street, between 2ist
and 22d northwest. John Batters, 9 two story
frames. U street, between 12th and 18th north
west. l.. A. Bartlett, three story with
French roof bricks, Delaware avenue, between
b and G SITS. north. w. 8. Roose, three story
bricks, n street, between 18th and 18th north
west. w. n. Seton, two story brick, corner of
East Capitol and 9Th streets. John johnson,
two story frame, Sd street, between and 6
southeast: j. T. Rrather, three story bri OK, P
s s between 4th and 9Th northwest. John
Madigan, ono story brick, 4th street between
= ana n northwest. Hazen & Co., two story
brick, street, between Az ana 9Th south vest.
y. .. Cotton, one story frame, 21st s., between
street and Massachusetts, avenue
SEE ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
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Georgetown Advertisements

0eOIScCOWu Advertisement
RY THOMAS DOwLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, &c :,
On SATURDAY AT Mo ASiEt1s and EVENING,
April goth, at 10 O'Clock a m. ard D. m, L will
sell at the auction No ia Bridge street, %
goste the Market House, large assortment #
store for convenience.
apis 81 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RYTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
III usIEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, n W COHNER
OF BRIDGE AND C0NGREss SHEETS.
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, d ated December
18th, ls1o, recorded in liber 653 folio 453 of the
land records Of Washington county, District
o. Co.untia and ty dir, ction Of the party secur
ises, on WEDNESDAY, April gath, lS7a, at 4
O'Clock D. m. all that piece parcel of ground in
Georgetown, ID. O., beeinning for the same at the
and running hence west tu enty-fo feet on the
Forth line OF Bridge street, north and parsl
lei with Congress street one hundred and feet:
thence east ON the south line Of twenty foot alley.
twenty four feet TO the line Of Congress street
thence south, by an with the line of Congress
street one hundred and t. feet TO the place Of be-
gln1irg, lmpro, ed by valuable Brick Store, now
Terms Of sale: $500 cash; balance in L. is, ana
q months secured by notes bearing interest and
e Gn S s1 e PAD ssss
not compile with within five days from the dav II
sale, the $to0 shall be forfeited, the trustees
and Of the defsulting purchaser by advertising
the same three times in daily wspaper published
in Washington city, d. @. Stamps and conyeyan.
cling ut purchas cost.
Pk:bb4RNEEIhLE. Trustees.
apo d TH0S. DOWNING, Auct.
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The NEW CHARTER FOR NEW YoRK,-The
bill providing for new city charter for New
mittee, passed the legislature yesterday. It d
similar to that of the committee of seventy. and
removes Commissioner Van Mort, Tweed's sue
cessof, and Controller Green, and abolishes the
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LOG AL EWS.
Amusements. &c, Te.piybt.

NGfiCrci Iheatsr.-Ike Lydia Thomp..on H,--
lesgue Troupe in "Kenilwortk."
LiHeoln HaA-TheodOre Thomas Orchestra
Concert
Cd FsVeES' Hal, Merry Tard.-Fair By the
Lacles hebekah Degree Association, No. /.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near 4 y stree {
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THIS Is JUST THE SEASON for catching colds
Avoid all danger OF contracting them BY pur-
chasing one Of those splendid Spring Overcosts
az StTaus', 1911 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 18th streets D
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PRICG's DOLLAR ,JEwEIRY Sropr M ~
pennsylvania avenue, between = and 9Th sta .
IseelEed some splendid new styles of JeyeIry
fbis morning, with gold wires
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OLD MOI NEW NEW No.
7rH ass sr.} SPRING STOCK zr AS sr.

9TH Sly SPRING STOCK 7rH Sr.
PAPERHAMGINGs; PICTURE FRAMES,
The Lsreest Assertment il the District. Of Foreign
and D0%est's n e = e = rsS open at
odd FeI!eS: S:li SHss %. 4ss Si' ABOVE
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, Of entir ely
6o Irue in Re-
appropriate borders Also large and select stock Of
to o. per piece large portion 81 which we're made
.aa
81 Sf$:i: ''Ss!
PICTURE FRAMES.
to Velvet Fran :nS for G pe
t1res; Gard Frames in great variety; Box Frames
%IsDc% sa1PTs %.sf G5fss CORD AND
TAssELs, &C.,
Ps and ali fsfT R
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Nails,
siS tSfi S:Ss ssSst &C.
imlted but choice selection, in frames
:, An orders for Paperhansines. Window Shades, or
Plcture Frames punctually filled, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Cash. MARKR1rrR.
No; +s6 9TH street, between 2 and 4 stss
LsEMLoSK FENCING. CEDAR POSTS.
e. .ss INDIAN.
near B; q o. 3. B. psp'Ss;' o.rrRELtkco
apl0-2w Successors to Geo. W. Linviiie 4 %
YORKsHIRE RELISH
YORKSHIRE RELIsHg
ptnsnd rapidly increasing and consumption I'm
Half Of invoice sold to arrive.
apl1eo6t y. w. BURCHELL.
MAAnoTH Blue STONE QUAR-
Messrs. FowLER HAYWOOD ere now quar-.
rytng superior quality Of Stone.
Of Public Wosks ioe the sSst%s"s: " q Il street
6rides win show that they are superior tosny inshs
o.dss: are solicited. which win be furnished With
0mee-ss Bridge strsst. osorssssvn. nsrz-a
= having bsen taken IN eschsnee fof the Aneri'
vi = eSssr: :sa.
F'SSEspss: dreeyTT b.ks:, ViIeo. GlhSs, HooPsr
Is: ::i!: o. s.s j !:s:. ~
a Els hsss ca sBf Z Fsfsefe55 lszISx q
r 1S0S fsnn''i'an'. avenue iron 81 q, TX
CInSULAf,.s I IaE.. .4eI.;n. V..1,eese.
brew contain oyse 400 ,OlqSs; saSsssiis q Il,
IEs e. ss e s: E. ~ as ;.. $50
NOIIC1 OF 1E40yAL-A II. rUBAAn hes
aoL!TSifSe IsfzsiIsaniSSatff 10: e sses e.
"a se1 =:
nszf 3eirsy az, ESHs t1d.e:ssss: f. y.r..
Plcr6ks 5sAsSs. SaS E5seoT e. sHApn I'D
THE AMKRICAN sUBMTRGDp DOUBLE
i ACTING NOU-BBBBxIu0 r0BOB PUMP.
The simplest end most powerful IN use.
OHARLBS WOOD,
u1s-ly OoSDog 9TH end D streets.
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JEW SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHING.
NOTICE OF BE oyAL.

NOTICE OF MONAL.
q. STATFAN.
TIKI THEIR,
Has removed 10 SO7 Urn STREET, fourth eoCr
north a street.
where he has Just received a select stock ~ MEMS,
YOUTHS and BOYS eCITs, which will he sd
for lees than the lowest in the market. apll-l2.'
Ia J. HEIBEkGRR,
Successor 70 n. Y. Loudon a Oo.,D -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY.
MERCHANT TAILOR, 49,
Metropci,sn Hotel, (lsre Browns,p
Jyls-d ke5es Pehn a ave-. " ashinstun
ZONE IDAA"
CLAN SWEEP
CLOTHING SALE.
At ss Ban. S2S yth street. us,s
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WARRANT was returned to the police court
by Officer Roseburg Yesterday vhict hss I I
drawn by Justice Anderson, in which AM
iasco charges that Charles Tasco pnlied has
his wife Out OF the Bed and drove her ont n An
NieRhbors house, he then come in thsr .nS
pulled her out leaving her In the Street hour of
the Night when She ought to be home Ne
makes Such threats that she fears her l,fs 4. =,
danger and prayes the protection Of the Law
A nolle prosequi was entered.
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TRECHLAPEsr HOUSE ~ ruErERRITORT
NEw GOODS received daily sor the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising al the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and CoLCREn SILKS, MoHAIRs, "a
PANEsE sILks, PoPLINs. DOLLY vARDENS
prices, beautiful SPRING sHAwLs.
WHITE DREss GOODS.
OF al classes for SIMMER wear
TIE NEWEST STYLES PARAsOTS
large variety Of
Choice Prints and DoInosIics; CAssimeres. for Mems
Aud special attention is called to the
CARPET DEPARTMENT.,
which comprises the --latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS and hsSd-Sge
Ranging from Z ) cent. 20 81 rcrYaTd. "
CID STRAW MsTrISG At IS cents.
Nice aoiL CLOTH ~ 80 cents per yard.
cali 20 this establishment will save purchasers
Considerable money.
~REMEMBER THE ARcAOENz
42s SEVENTH STREET.
.p,s !ssAs se.xcea . an =
GREAT BARGAINs
ELEGANT sPRING GOODS.
ParsscIs. from ~ cent. 20 IS.
Srensdiues. IRON y cents 20 IS cents.
Lyons silE at So, worth & So A'' 0'''- ''A'n
Blssshee and pnlleaGhsa co,tons from ,eatsu no
m manufacturers. ~ wholesale PRICES
Elegant Paris Kids. 81
Black Alpscas. from sO cents M.
Coats A sterling Spool Cotton. cents
Liners OF Gil Kinds. very cheap. sud host 4
other goods far below their market value. Va
invite those who wish O. buy GOOD Goods CisGB ~
CdSh to call and examine
BRoDHEsD 4 Co.
apis tmy4 1905 n 1t, bet leth anf lsh.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
FINE WHITE GOODS LINEN Goons, &C.
ERESCa PEkGALEs AND BArIIsre.
LINENS DAHAsK AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACK GROS GRAIN sILks.
JAPANEsE SILKS. SPRING POPLINS.
GRAY s1Lk MIXTURES, GRENADINks.
Gray ard Black Striped Lyons Silks, NJ IS,
Muhair., Silk and Wool Poplins, Pongees,
And other lBEss GOODS, Just received.
NEw STYLES PARaSots:. .pieadia stock.
hogan q WYLlE.
apS-u lois aud lO2O 7th street " W.
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SERIOUS AFFEAY.-AIIsged StdB6in1 of l. W.
Gray ~ Il. e.. Ciose-Late on TUESDAY night
last an alteration took place in the OYSTER Bay
restaurant, between two men named l.. G.. Close
a government clerk, and j. w. Grav, a provis,
non Ceaier, when they were requested TO leave:
and on getting on the sidewalk in front il is
aIteeI tnat regular pitched fight took place
with Close on top OF Gray beating him in the
race Ofncer Roderick came upon the ground.
AMI after separating them, took Close to the
tIaIrLGrse, and the next morning he was fined
- Ter dlsorderiy conduct The next morning
LnioI natlon was received by the officers that
Gray had received several slabs of a serious
nature during the Fight, which WAS not d;scoy-
eIe1 al ne time OF the affray. Officer Ro,lerick
was dispatched at once to ascertain the facts.
anu Iouhd them a. stated, and that DIR. Bowen
CONSIDERED the wounds dangerous. Close was
10 answer after the results OF the injuries are
fully knOw2. CIV
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1HE WASHINGTON BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY
met last night, at Union League Hall-Mr.
james johnson, president pro tenn, in the chair,
and James A Randall, secretary. The follow,
ing IisI Oh ihcorPorators was agreed upon: l.. g.
p T. Richardson, Harmon Burns, %. s. b.
wall, NJ NJ: Holland, Zachariah Tobriner
James A MeDeyitt, George &. Bruehl, John f.
nelly, james johnson, James A. Randall Geo
wright, Robert Ball, Louis Heilbrun, James
Laehey, William Sullivan, III. o. Moves and
Mhilam w airing; also the following trustees:
LaehsIiah Tobriner, Louis Heilbrun Robert
BaIl James johnson, James A. Randall James
A McDevItt, James Lackey, George T.. Bruehl
ana NJ M. Holland. Mr. Louis Heilbrun was
efe'eo wee PRESIDENT, and James A. McDevitt
treasurer. A constitution and BY laws was suh
Mittd, ana referred to the trustees. The sub
Jtct or opening subscription books at different
POINTS III Washington and Georgetown was dis
eussed, and, on motion, the subject was left
WIN ire trustees to designate the place. Adj
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The LYDIA THOMPSON TRorPE ann.a,e, -
hne advantage last evening in their donnie hiIi
of comedy ard burlesqne. Tonight thew viii
appear in that most amusing Of burlesaues.
matinee performance and grand double bill at
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JUSTICE TO WHOM m BRLoxes-In ius.iee
10 one of our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself
fair share OF public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself:
To the PEblie.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and saw
that IL is only intended 20 make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote dollar to such purpose. and vet
resort to mean expedients TO reap the benefits of
and to nv patrons to state that have no branch
hoop-skirc and corset factory, at 40s 9Th street,
Intelligencer building. Ladies in search of INV
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, i0s 9Th street.
thankful for past favors, beg leave to inform
the public that have Just received nv new
spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corsets, Kid gloves human hair, trim
mings. the most complete stock of farcy and
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings. all of
which are specialties. and thai | will endeay1r
in the future, as in the past, so to conduct NV
business as TO continue TO secure the cont lence
ofthe ladies OF Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons TO the contrary not
withstandiDg. Charles Baum, i0s 9TH street, be-
tween ID and T..
ALL FIpDLE-DE- DEE!-Laugh at the indvic-
ual who tells you hat the full Complement OF hair
cannot be restored after IL has begun TO come
out fully. We tell You il We assure Won
that PhGl0R's Hair refrigerator has effected that
object thousands and thousands of times. We
guar antee the result eos
Cpure PIN
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DRY GOODS.
" q p y N
woIroRD a SHILBrRG.s

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
rRE CHEAPEST HOUSE NruErERRIrOxF
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MN. d. wHEATLEYS
w STEAM DYEING
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OrFICE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. y.
kstablished 1884, premium awarded ls57; and is now
one Of the oldest. largest and most complete essb
hshments oi the Kind IN this country. My patrons
VIII consult their interests by sending In their
iaii and winter goods during the summer months.
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
Gentiemens Clothing. Everything appertainfng 70
closed daily at sunset except SATURDAY., when il will
be open until sh p. m. Poet Office Box 1913. ap2
he. b. J. sOUTHwoRTH HAS REMOVED
~ his ofice to Pros pect Cottage, corner of Pros
pect and LiLgan streets. Ofice hours-s to 10 q m,
IL to p. m, 4 10 5 .. m, to p. m. marlS- Inn
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
L THE 18Th CRhrURf.
Dr.. .. d. Hewe's Arabian Mir Cwre
IeR CeSsUNPrIoN
Surss Grom1fy Ooashs and Coles In few hours
IsWe's Arabaan Tsuie Bloea eursser
spureiy yeEeeebie: cleanses the system q al inn
~, Snhsss 9ehsas nghf square up, end makes Dure,
Ycr .csesral Dsbilisy.n "Los vitanty," and
"CAsilsses ILs Eissssean Csssrsy"
To md its equal.
byery Soetls = vcrth ie ysifta IN gold
oHHs, STcrf %, seS Pcessylvsnis svenue.
z d. 0nMAN,e99 Pennsyiveots eveuue
W. @. DUcKRj9, cor. Ponna. svenue end ~ q.
II nnsuIE Co. ri n n,sssy Depsrtment.-
= Mayol, 7th and X streets.
h. Il OIaaHs %, ~ and Pennsylvania ave.
s:yoyEc % scYt 1,S 4 -. e;
ID DowLINe, ~ and O streets 3. w.
A. j. 6eHATuKRT Worth Capitol and 3 streets.
DIP HIcKIINe, 301 Penna. ave. and ID street.
W. 3. eToNE, corner 7th sn1 o streets.
OLD CAHyAssED HAMS,
MARYLAND CURED.
Banana Brand Of pew HAMS, mild and delicises.
Prepared for my own saies.
usrr.u Parest. near Ts sHr He....
NoIICHE!has .. 9. yUsfn, $3.50, os~s.a
sEoSsb De HAND 4 s sS.n a. Ts e:
e snr 81 Old IA sxs DC cLorHruo os.n l,na,
bolsh q fair (eesh) Driess. "a My
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Conteff~Ph LncaIs


private soldiers national convention, has
My. ' Vi
IfyOu can arouse curiosity by an advertise.
ment, 5 great point gained. The fair sex
don hold all The curiosity in the world
Inc COMMITTEE 70 solicit subscriptions for the
proposed grand national regatta on the Potomac
day next va -iO-
The clerks of the Census Bureau who have
LAD mel once at the WayeTly house. Yesterday
g. streets.
The game OF base bail in this CITY Yesterday
bet"een the Baltimore Club OF Baltimore. and
The tlympIcs Of Washington, resulted i'm vic
tory for the Monumental city boys by score of
IL toe.
At meeting of the Fourteenth District Work
iBg men Association last night resolutions were
ADOPTED requesting the House Committee on the
DISTRICT TO close the pending Investigation i'm
ORDER mat the work on the Improvements NAV
lie resumed. 10y
Mr.. Josiah Hum and wife while on their wav
70 market yesterday were thrown ont OF a wagon
IL iECht cI the City Hall, and Mrs. HUM had
age except n few bruises.
eOlOred labOrer, named Henry johnson,
willie working in a sewer on LIST street, south
east, yesterday, was completely covered by the
cav.ng ii OF the bank. He W as dug out and
taken 10 his home, where DTs. Co0mes and
Healy examined him, but found 10 bones
broken.
The alarm OF fire from box "a about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was caused by the burning
81 a sht u IN the rear OF residence on street.
between 18th and 9Th. The Hook and Ladder
company were quickly on the ground and ex-
trgulsbed the ire with their hose. Steam fire
engines Nos = and were soon at the fire
but n was not necessary for them to 20 into
service. The damage was slight.
1HE CoEPORAToRs OF THE NATIONAL T. ALL
Road COMPANY Of Maryland held "A meeting
yesterday at the Washington Club-room, the
following being present: Governor III. ID. Cooke
Alexander r. Shepherd, and B. l.. jackson OF
the District of Columbia; Frederick p. Stanton
Colonel Washington Bowie and ID. III. Gather.
OF Montgomery county; John A. Dorsey and
William Matthews, of Howard county; and Col
Charles W. Hood, Of Carroll county. Governor
Cooke presided, with MIR. NJ atthews as secretary
MI a Bowie Davis, OF Montgomery county,
spoke or the efforts heretofore made to secure
road ON the line proposed; after which the char
ter granted by the legislature of MARYLAND was
read Governor Cooke made some remarks on
The advantages by the enterprise, and expressed
Tie opinion that If properly pat before the peo-
DE OF the District they would cooperate with
The citizens OF Maryland in securing its compile.
ten. Frederick 7. Stanton, A. Ii. Davis b. L.
jackson, Charles Albert and Francis Miller
were appointed to prepare a memorial to Com
grtss asking authority for the company to ex-
tend ther road into the District OF Columbia
and 10 dIait bill for that purpose. Alexander
u shepherd, Colonel Washington Bowie and
fTecerlek 4. stanton were appointed an execu-
I'VE committee with power to make arrange
ments for opening the books for substitution to
the Stock OF the company, and report at a future
meeting.
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SEE ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
on first page.
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arEs TO THR CINCINNATI CoSyKN-
TIeN--At meeting OF liberal rennhIicsns 10,
night, AZ which ex-Mayor Bowen presided, IN.
.ssn delegates were elected to the Cincinnati
r. Nrea Among those selected are George
Mccienan, late First Assistant PoSfm \ Ser
General; Col; Alexander, late city postrasssr.
George n Plant, John ID. Defrees and Gsor,s,
Alfred Townsend. ~uu ueofse