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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03

While In the section room at the Twentv-se', nth
Precinct station house, yesterday morning, oficer
James Dunn accidentally dropped his revolver on
the noor which caused II to go or the ball taking
effect in ofiicer % rien's thigh tniictlng severe
n esh wound. He was attended by Police surgeon
Harrington, who sent MN In tns payk HGYVtaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
THE FOURTH AVENUE PERIL.

Meeting Of the Nineteenth Ward Council Of
Political RefOvm-The Citizens Movement
60 Become Uuited-1srand Mass Meeting on
Friday Next.
The Nineteenth Ward Council OF Political Reform
held one Of It's regular meetings last evening In
Brevoort Hall, East Fifty fourth street at which
special attention was paid to the sub
ject OF the abuse OF the Fourth avenue.
Ii presided over by Mr. Hooper
G. Van Worst. The report OF the committee sent
TO call upon the officers Of the Harlem Railroad
Company was read. 1t recounted the interview
with Commodore Vanderbilt, Mr.. Schell and MIR.
Whetm0re These gentlemen had said that It was
the desire OF the company TO receive advances from
all The organizations united and that II such an
arrangement was proposed as was found reasonable
and feasible 1t would be gladly embraced and
carried out whether II was to sink the whole
only part OF the track this side OF the Har-
lem River. Commodore Vanderbilt proposed that
he appoint engineer and the ctizens another to
The committee was engaged In confe rring with
the committees OF all the other associations last
evening to eject the desirable union.
resolution was proposed recommending, on the
part OF the Council OF Political Reform, mass meet
ing, to be heN al the East Side Association Hail.
FRIDAY evening next, representing all The citizens
who share IN the movement, and 10 being under
stood that suclf On appointment had been agreed
upon by all the organizations thu ough the confer
ring committees, IL was carried.
Alter some formal business the Council adjourned.
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TO TNP EDITOR OF THE uEHALD-
As one OF the Oldest residents and properly
owners OF the Nineteenth ward, beg leave to give
my views regarding the present movement In refer.
ence TO the Fourth avenue nuisance being interested
in this question. l have attended AL the meetings.
on this subject FROM the respectable meeting OF the
Council OF Political Reform, the farccal move
ment Of John Foley and his Committee OF Seventy
where he could not control his own small meeting,
10 tie demon stration made by the Fourth Avenue
Railroad Reform Association Friday last say, let
The Railroad Association stand firm upon the plat
form they have adopted at their meeting, stand by
their well defined principle, aud accept no side is
sues, such rapid transit and other
schemes, but let Their motto be as now
sink the track ana arch 1t over" and
success ~ within their grasp. Should other means
fail, let them. as was hned at adjourn one OF their
meetings, to meet IN hive minutes al the new depot
and Then, ola as LAM am with them. The people
| are WIN them.
am astonlshed tbat but one OF our city papers
| Tue iERALD-is Independent enough 10 advocate
tDe VIII Ol the people. Can II be possible that he
press 81 thls great cy, with nut one exception, car
be SO silenced by corporation that demonstration
ylyalling that Of the Committee OF Seventy nc
cooper Institute should he passed almost unno
! ,heJf ~ DOBor 10 The UERALD. J. NJ.
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SKATING.

Total. ..13; Total
Majority for Paterson, 40 shots
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ONCE Of the Clerk Of the Assistant Board, OF
Aldermen.

= e !" 'erJ WucH til tHe Balne cUHuItIUH a
sno once OF The Aldermen. The keys are held by
the late Board but there is no difference of feeling
about IT, hr. Dempsey after being sworn in. took
Iormal possessioL OF his once and Mr.. Manning is
aso mere on oehau Of the late Board. There is no
jar 10 me actlon OF tae two clerks and immeda
on the RECEIPT OF an order from Mr.. Van Mort The
once VIII be entirely given up to the charge Of Mr.
Denpsey ana whoever may be appointed as his
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G go r G e T OW N.

FRUSTRATED BY TEE HEAT Tboma,
thompson, inspector Of the reservoir division OF
~ sIe oo-lnch water main, was overcome by the
beat Yesterday near the Aeueduct bridge. am
was taken to his residence, corner of stree,
ahc New Jersey avenue, Washington.
&, lfsrRIBUTIoS AT TRINITY CaURCH SurpAy
:" eH AZ annual distribution of premiam.
10 me pupils OF Trinity Church Sunday sctoo
TOOK place last night at Forrest kali. The eIer-
cises were very interesting, and st their copcIu-
SION geld medals were awarded to Mary =,
MlueI, Emma Magee and L. s. Davis, of the
hrst div sion; silver medals to Msry Opie and
Willie Campbell, of the second division. and 70
Mary harrington and Prosper Thsin, of the
third division. Rev. G. H. Stonestreet then
dsirloutee about two hundred premiums, con-
- sisWang OF DOCKS; &c. The exercises closed with
rome, Sweet Home" by the band.
EARLY CLosING.-The dry goods and fancy
stores In Georgetown will close every evening.
peginnlng Monday, July Sth, at TX o. m AMI
VIII continue to close at that hour until Septem-
to recreate during the warm evenings.
The MARKET in this city will be open until q
O'Clock To- morrow morning, but at that hour
Will Close for the dsy.
IHE HEATED TERM Misunderstanding TO a
daily record kept at Georgetown college yester-
day Vas the hottest day for the past forty wears
The FOURTH will be generally observed as a
hoiioay In this city. The mills and most places
OF business Will be closed during the day.
iHE WASHINGTON AND GEoRGHrowN
far as High street to- morrow, but judging from
appearances, will not be able to fulfil their
promise The company have had two or three
men men at work for week past on Bridge street,
between Washington and High Streets extend,
ing the track, and If the force ia not Increased.
II Is not probable the cars win be run to High
street again much before the year 1900
TIE POTOMAC has been very muddy for sew
erai days past, which indicates that the country
recently, ~
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THE COrR~

EQUITY CoURr, Jsdg, H.npkress.-To-dav,
Cark sgt. Bohlayer ct al; decree for payment
g Willis agt. Clark s. Mason; default Fries
agt Fries; order allowance of aliYnony, and
time extended to take testimony. Brown agt.
Bro~ni decree pro confesso and referred 70
commissioner 60 take testimony Waters AIT.
W sters; decree pro ccnfesso and ordered to take
,, e sy LlnSille s Co. agt Nurdock ct a.;
bert Judgment below affirmed. Murphy agt
Murray; decree pro confesso and leave to take
decree appointing trustee. jennings agt. VIII
Hnso1 ct al; order making petitioners parry
asne. s Is IFsyed Whitley sgt. Whitley
ment by default. Tucker & Sherman agt Gil
bert; judgment by default.
PROBATE CoURr.-To-day the viii of Ma
new eyrne, deceased, was admitted to probate
and record, and Lacy Byrne gave bonds in the
SUI OF $4,000 and qualified as dministratrix
70 the estate The last will and testament of
JONI r.. Niedfeidt vas admitted to probate and
record, and Catherine Niedfeldt was appointed
adminsratrfx and gave 81 100 bonds as such.
POLICE Court, badge !Sneu.-Te-day, Thos.
Davis, eeiored: charged with stealing "a 80; re-
ing on East street; s.. NOEL Tyler, same Of
fence; 50. Ellen Kelly, same; 50. Etherlora
MePherson, charged with making threats OF
Margaret Love, threats of PERSONAL violence 70
Etherlora MCPHERSON; continued. john Sher-
l9ek, an ia.otic and brutal looking fellow,
charged with assault &Ed battery OF Robert
sherlock, his father. Jehu's mode OF lighting
Is by biting. The old man said John bit bot6
ais iather and mother; so and costs, or three
months in Jai. Maria Saith assault and hat
tery on Mary L. Jackson, both colored. Mary
tes,ihed that Maria was mad with her (witness0
i&ther; and toak her spite ext on her. thro wing
two plates at her and cutting her head: as
STANLEY Lawson, assault and battery on Jane
LAWSON, his wiSe, by chokis.y and otherwise
n'at,eating her. The fuss scew out OF some
wood to be sawed $500 bonds Is keep the peace.
and be committed until given. In the cass OF
John L.. TAFT, charged with stealing nine Wheel
barToUs from ditesent parties ard selling them
70 junk dealer, before the court last week. the
Judge THIS morning rendered his. decision adj
Judging the man guilty, and sentenced him TO
jail Tor fhIrty days in each case. The court then
adjourned over until Friday morning next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03
A L E K A N RIA.

FIRE.-The alarm of fire about ten O'Clock,
last night, was caused by the explosion of an oil
Catholic barying ground, occupied bv a colored
man named Bagby. A woman was filling the
lamp while the wick was lighted when the ex-
plosion took place and set fire to some Clothing.
me IRE department " as speedily on the ground,
but its services were not required, as the flames
nad been extinguished by the neishbors and
that, too, before any considerable amount of
damage had been done.
SALE OF A FARM.-Green <, WISE reoJ as
tate agents, have sold for f. j. Cannon, his
farm near Manassas containing 40 acres, with
all crops, stock and farming implements, to
land, for $4,000 cash.
CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-It is under
stood that the convention to nominate a candi-
date for Congress in this district, will meet in
Gazette, last erening.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals

komuenSfa Locals.
Tight trousers are on their last legs.
good va 70 get rid of credrors-PsJ taei-
dog tainted from heat en- Massachusetts, ave-
hue yesterday afternoon.
The board o. public works has appointed Rob
ert Waters Superintendent Of laborers in the 18th
district, in place of Vim. Bowen res: gHed.
At It's last meeting the snti-sdministration
club voted 10 attend the Baltimore convention
IN a body.
Messrs. Newman & Middleton. contractors,
under the superintendent Of MI z. y. White
more, are at WORK cutting down 10th street, from
20 Water street southwest
There were tive buria's of smallpox cases yes
teTday, two removals. TO the hospital, and one
new case, TIE latter near the corner Of Sd end &
"A colOTed joiner named George ESshir gtOn,
an the boat house. at the navy ard, fell q dis
tsnce of about twenty five feet YESTERDAY, and
broke several OF his ribs.
n. =. Church Tor this District. has been EEaI-
mously elected president OF Dickinson college,
and has accepted the position
General Roger c. We gilman, whose serious
Illness was noticed in TIE STAK OF MsndGy, "a
much better today. We are glsei 20 hear, Snc
DR. maxwell has attaining physician, rog Las
some hope of his reco-ery.
OsicsEs MARKS and O'iIara, OF the 9Th PRE-
clDCt, Killed Dl5.i d0C yesteTtiay afternoon, OF
the corner OF sth ard Z streets southeast, but
unfortunately not Slntil after IL had bitten three
children.
The republicans o. the ifts legislative district
formed a Grant AMI Wilson club on NOuIay
evening last, with TIE following Off cers :-Ja as
Kennedy, president; Sandy Lacey, vice Presi-
dent; Benjamin McEheEsCn, secret airy; Smith
ID Twymsn, treasurer.
Quite a spirited neet.nrof tie executive COM
mittee of the 10th district republican club vas
held last evening at the residence of Mr.. David
son, Patrick CGTtin, chairman, presiding. M.
Martin Nasieie6ted seei stary Of the executive
committee.
As w Z Selhy, who resides OF Maryland ave
nue., near the railroad depot, vas driving out
last evening, the horse in hi carriage got fright
ened at the corner of 9TH and Boundary streets
and ran OF 60 stb street, wksre the vehicle was
smashed in pieces and Mr.. 5. badly m ured. Il
is thought he .iu lOSe his right arm.
10 seems a. though while ta.s toTIiC temper
ature continues, the kind of ssy proI SLY con-
stitute1 being would revolt at tie laeEc thought
OF f-e IN any shape; bat the WAYS of beys are
past finding out, and tie tiEid VII have 10 put
mp with kers, rockets and pin va eels,
or leave town.
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Conxega College.

FFTEENTH ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT.
The fifteenth aanCsl commencement OF Con
ZacG College, Rev. James Clark, 3. j., presi-
dent, took place this morning, and the interest
ing exercises were witnessed bv large and in
telIsgen. audience. This institution is an ex-
eeistnt one, and every year adds - it's useful
ness- The OrGsr OF exercises tbs morning,
agreeably interspeEse6 with music, was As fol-
lows II pam insndas, loration,) Frederick j..
Poem a a knicsserboeker,) AlfreS q. Murphy;
charity, lpoem,s Wr,. A. Gorlinsszi; woman's
Rights, aialogue,l John C. Sullivan and Geo.
>: Msyi Speech OF Mark Anthony, { re citation
Willie E-Sones; Spirit. CT Columsus, German
poem.) Stephen j. kubel; Morality in Govern
ment, to-etion,) Redmond d. walsh. ,ademic
The tollowing students, having dissir guished
themselves in their respective classes, -Tere
svarded vita medals, or premiums, ans besides
The medal Wa swaISS dllo Bsinord u. WISH, the
John g. s 5rsa rsssTntGs
MOhun. sacond Preparatory. .class.-AadsI, John
;&sIs sIsss. Ssisdsi: ssf5 R eeglidSs; sss,R%a
sSs & chem sSs
ssT,I MSd.a5 SGonssr sre%i.D Ethel a
In sii eremISn Ti@ois1 Brosf ahan. Aissirs.E
Msaal' Jss.F Colbert; preaairm; Stephen Eur:bei.
Medsi, " fiis2 4. Gorinssi; premium. Frederick
J; S;:tthr kSoslsHfe S EpfIi9 Gs%Dosiusna;
ERsiisa-Medsi sohn q. Sullivan; premium, ss2,s IS
Colbert. E.ss1IePce y KpsifS Com ositlOn..
EpgiisA Medal. Ishn 4. Copey ;sprt MUM, Jokn
Sfg d5 s S II Erssh
,Ws.sos 1;eylg pIassiuIa: K<Sis I.lltiIe. Excel,
ke snsss kd EeS Nil
Ter; pr.7,1m William =. SchaaeE. Excellence in
slass q p1smua
S @s1 A: %lte.: second, Isues D. Morgan;
S Of FfysidF5s a F6@2
ol35s Of HistoryTFirst premium, xohn z. Sullivan;
beyiei sifsh class Of IfstOrSsfirs f'J pfsn1m,
Atref g. Dsnsnesrsyi second, EdEih Miller:
Gh T Foua,a
Of SsSsrs,amFT' su
Ss0sTsEhyaFtst premium. John Boyle: SECOND,
B&,ls .ssysnth Sass Of gsPsfsPhyTKiFst pre-
Gs Of sSoR john john
rssa.; ~ James Colbert FEC excellence the
CT 4 A9ahteMeds SSS9 Boys prs
MUM. JOIN a. Csopsy. second elsss-Medai, John
ssSia aai E EaiTa
Il White; EoHrth cI.s. of elementary Arithnetis-
Gs%o E Glass z Mental If'at sel
,a @0m sse WssssG B0Sie second ssasrd Git
S9IInsai FIistsl.ss 81 0ithSs5sphy-F!st pre-
ssesas ;Ss:s.fIf.: s9s, william = Msfsit s;
Premium. Martin J. Holiohan Third c.ass~Pre- |
% nj, John Z; Burns. Fourth elsss-Premium.
edai: Redmond b. Walsh; premiuI,, Tim.
DDthy h-esnahan: Second elsss-Meda!., John c.
.l.sS-E Dial, Christopher McCarthy; prennium,
James A. McNerhany; Fourth Class-First pre-
Faith class First Premiaal, Michael T. Burns; Gee
nd, Alexander r. semz.cs. Sixth class-f!xst
pr stnium, j ames d. Morgan; second, Charles A.
v alter. Glass Of Elocution-Medai, Willie E Jones;
y e.asun, Leon Tobriner. First class of French
IL. Inv
Second class of Ffenoh-Neda John
=. COOney; premiun, John Boyle. First class of
d rIna,l-Medal, Stephen J Kubel; premium, John
enke. Second class of German-Ae6al, John q.
sullivan; premium, James +. Colbert.
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THE WEATHER.

.0Af All = ENT,OIJcr CftY Stg31i Ofcs. \
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. July 2. fs2. M a IN
SffoPsIs FOR PAST TwENTy-FouR HOURS :
Inc barometer continues to fall very generality
over me country east of the Miss,iSsippi hut an
area OF higher pressure is apparently east Of
new England, where the temperature has
islien decidedly since Tuesday morning The
temperature is stationary or slightly fallen AZ
most stations on the Atlantic coast. Fresh
southwest winds have prevailed in the Ohio
valley and over the lakes. Northwest WINS
nave been more frequently reported from the
Middle States. Numerous light local storms
nave been reported from Maryland 70 Florida.
and apparently more extensive light rains an
missouri, Minnesota, and northern New Eng
iahu; Telegraphic reports are very much de-
Iayed from the upper lakes. the northwestern
states and other regions.
PRoBABIIIriEs.-Cool and cloudy weather
wiz probably continue in New England and the
temperature continue slowly TO diminish from
me Apfaiachian range 10 the Missouri river
Siousy weather with light local rains Prevail
rom Illinois to Michigan and Mime ota.
i,ocal thunderstorms in the Seuth Atlantic and
Gulf states more numerous than on Tuesday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

N OTACE
Contractors, Builders. Plumbers, Gas
Elite n, BOal d Of Public Works,
and all whom tt may
concern.
Considering the grand improvements going on in
Washington In the way OF more perfect drainage,
extra gas and water supplies, thoroughly paved
streets. &C., would call the attention Of
the public to the extent and variety Of our stock
which ie 30 be the moet pete south
OF New York; and, as We buy all goods direct from
manufscturers ct lowest cash prices, we can guar.
antee the lowest rates at Wholesale and retail
Our stock comprises In part, 90 follows:
Slate, Marble and Iron Mantels,
Gas Pipes and all Gas Fitting materials
sewer and Meter Pipes, Lead PIPE, Pumps,
Hydrants, street Washers, Fountains, Wash Basins
Sinks, Bath TUBS and ell Plumber D Hsterials.
Crates, Ranges and Latrobe Stoves,
Terra Gotta Vases and Statuary,
street Hose and Bird Cages, Iren Settees,
Chairs and Vases, Clocks, Bronzes,
And . great variety OF Mantel Ornaments.
PATENT GOODS
Earth Closets, Meat Cooker, Water Filter,
safety Lamps, w leather Strips, Flat Irons,
Gas, Cook and Heating Stoves Sunlight w ater,
Rehectors, Eureka Coffee Pot, &C., &c.
=. We keep in our employ the best mechanics in all
the different branches, and are prepared 70 give
estimates and contract for work in al, and guar
HAMILTON 4 PEARSON,
jez-2w Z. n. O. A. Building, cor. 9Th and SITS.
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SThe Empress Eugene is i'll, and Ii Is
thought she win have to undergo a surgical
face.
S-A Pittsburg man is accused of claiming
his wife to heavy weight, and burning her
mouth with hot poker to break up her habit OF
ga Minnesota sheriff kindly allowed convict
to step outside the penitentiary moment to kiss
his wife and the family tie proved so strong that
he has not yet returned.
Michigan woman recently put her infant
child in q tub of water, then stuffed feather
bed over 1t, and surmounted the whole with
herself The child smothered with great facility
R-A man in Springfield, Mass, who thinks
OF sta ing museum, has lately been preserving
in alcohol the principal livestock which he
receives in the aqueduct water, and he has
already quite fine collection of snakes, lizards,
SC.
DWhile Waterbury (COnn.) farmer was
moving his dooryard a sly puppy hid in the
grass and then jumped out to take the scythe by
surprise. But the puppy turned out to be more
surprised than the scythe, for he found himself
in two places at the same time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03
Markets To-day.

B.LrNoRs. Jelly S-yirsinia Sc, consolidated,
30. West Virginia. Is BID
BALTIMORE. july S-Cotton Gull and nominal
.:'s. Flour dun ana unchanged. Whest dGil: new
CHOICE white esa 90. fSir 90 prime DO. 81 sss
Sl1, new choice amber. 81 ssasl O.. fair to prime
rev red 81 ta 50, cid western red, 81 .sss s.
C.rn scarce and inactive FOR southern white sOut
~ Sssz. GLOW sosfhern, %; MIXED western ssAss
- osis duh; Rlixtd tSa4s; white, Gao: southern,
Nsts. Bye qu,et sud unchanged, sc .asI. Pro
BUN mests "a sale. Of - o0o lbs q rio sides r.
sss - clear rlo .ides,TS. Bacon sctiye. with
hams, lSal4 sri sseS. westsrn butter qnt.,
sno stesdy- cbe,oe ~. Whisky dull and unchanged,
NEW YORK, July 3-stccks dull Gold heavy.
R GoTeIynr,sr,. Anil ne long sf short
~; new; 80 North Cardinals, s2,s; new 20.
INV YORK. July S.-Fiour dull, sale fnwer
Wheat dull and noninslly lower. Corn dull ard AZ
clintng ~ '' ue
LoSnoS, July 5. ll;0 q. m.-Conscls opened NJ o,A.
for money, aid 92Ss for account Bonds Of lsa on
isoS, Old, s2; iSsI 81: le-40's sea.
PARN. July S-hentes opened NJ So francs -
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VIZ. b. WHsEIhII IK pyr,xo
AND SEQ URiNG ESTaBLISHMENr.

Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1851 premium awarded 1857; and 10 nov
one OF the Oldest largest and most complete estab-
lshments Of the kind in this country. Ny patrons
vii consult their own interests by sending In their
ian spd winter goods during the summer months
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
sS Clothing Everything appertainfns 70
closed daily at suneet except saturday when II will
be open until 81 D. N. Post ONCE Box T23 ans
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FINANCIAL AND cOnxEx,..l

The New York stock exchange market was
very dull yesterday. In the money market the
ruling rate was per cent. Government bonds
shared I'm the general dizziness and the stock
market was but very little changed from the
preNiops Lav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

TIE SARGENT AND DAVIES combination NJ
the National Theatrr is a strong team Mr..
Davies Is the best living yentriloquist, and Mr.
Sargent introduces great number OF new and
startling tricks. There will be q matinee for
families tomorrow afternoon, besides the usual
evening performance.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
POCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS

OPEN JUNE 4. ls1a
- - OF e aud celebrated watering niare xtly
9 s sadi,tisnsl attractions this season a . -
,lIoIs Otner lnproS ernents there has been VA
aauso IN elegant and spacious Ball room IT, M
soip,niht tne parlor the psrlor has been .'-r.-s
su M " IN proved and the proximity OF ~ -,
r.hoeI : esch easily Accessible m Wifibe - -. y
80 hot eur passed any where in yfrcinfa ~ NN
Nstere OF these special spring. either cnre or
feany IeiieFe most Cases II Scr0fula Inctni.nt
III gtlon, chronic Bronchitis, CLr0uie Lsryn
hnt.s, Onrenlc Pneumonis. Chronic DN.nan.is
s,aonle plarIhea, Chronic Dysentery Tles az,
ssoa ereat value IN those affections which 49, -
cnilsr TO the female constitution. and a. a. -
$500, tonic. and general restorative thew a-s
r. 1htnaps, nnrlsalsi amongst mineral wsters'
ne proprietor viii have provided Tor the isWn.
saa.rsI room a hrst class band Of music. AM ia
t.hetH All the sources Of amusenlet,f ana r.-ra-
ron usually found At our best summer resort. ~,
a, 80. ~. mand ~ the guests at ROCK RPTDcr
AZ The place j. within eleven % tbs,.aas
rs =. Is OF hlchmold, Washington. Baltinors 80
raj, AL IN daylght. Passengers leave the ,.rs
~ u. ne cake aud Ohio Railroad M Ge.Ieo ne
pot: std new and eleeaEt stage coacbes n.ssi,-
rapidly over smooth and level road - 49, 10y
hhes, SCI doWn TIE visitors At the Springs 10 ia
p..., JAMES A. FRAZIER, P-onrie.or
pescrirtlre pam pll lets sent free on arpIiea.ioD
water ior sale by Coleman a Rogers Bsltin1ra
Psrsons making use Of the grounds &c. 81 tho
SyPihes' ana not stopping st my hotel. will la
chaI geo hail my regular Rates IelH-a.x9o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

A UsTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner N. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d, O.,
LUMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &C., &C., Do
LUMBER BILLS cut TO order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building. Macadamizing ant
trict.
vested. To this branch Of the business will here
after give my personal attention, and will be at my
ONCE daily from ten Q. until four D. m. marl-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

No MARKETS To-MoRRov.-To-morro be-
ing legal holiday, the markets will all be
closed. market Is being he'd this afternoon
IN the new msrket-house; but As IL will posi-
lively close at o'clock this evening, housekeep-
fTs Viii DO well To remember to lay in their
toned. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03

A MISSING MARYLAND GIRL.-Mr. John
Posey, OF Charles county, Maryland, was in this
city yesterday trying TO find his tisusbter =
girl about fifteen years OF age, who ieft her
home about a week since, on the steamer Wa
wassett, for this city, since which time she has
net been heard from. The detectives are as
sisting Mr.. Posey In his search.