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GEORGET wN.

DEATH OF OLD REsrDENT.-We regret to
announce the death of Mr.. John j. Frey, one
Of the oldest and most respected citizens af
Georgetown, which occurred at his residence, on
Washington street, near Bridge, this morning
at SO O'Clock, after . long and painful illness,
which be bore with Christian fortitude. Mr..
Frey was In his 65th year. He was an upright
and useful citizen, and had Q large circle OF
friends throughout the District, who viii sympa.
funeral will take place as announced in our
obituary notices.
THERE 10 great scarcity OF vessels here on
account Of the high rates Of freight now being
paid from Philadelphia to the South.
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER.-Arrived-Sc Schooner
II. Q. Stannard, with 100 600 feet Of lumber and
$50 GOO shingles for Wheatley Bros. and Pick
sreli s Co., and the schooners Stampede, from
Satilla. Ca, with 130, 900 feet Of pine lumber,
and the L. G. Hewlett, from Baltimore, with
ash and walnut for Pickeren s. Co.
THE FISH MARRET-About 300 shad cold at
the fish wharf this morning at from Sl2 to SIS
Per hundred; 10000 herring at from $3.50 to 81
per thousand, and 400 tailors, ut from 80 cents
to 81 per hundred.
FLOUR FOR BosroN AND NoRroLK.-The
steamer Lady Of the Lake left this afternoon
Boston markets.
The COAL TRADR.-Plenty OF loaded boats
are coming in from above daily, but the differ.
ent coal companies are embarrassed on accoun,
Of lack OF vessels by which to ship the coal a.
IL arrives. In consequence of the absence OF
tchooners coal is accHmalatng in vast quaint.
ties at the wharves. Should this state Of thing.
continue the wholesale dealers must suffer In a.
terially during the season.
WHEAT is very scarce and in good demand
The millers continue to buy freely in Other
markets.
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DOUBTFUL STORY-The White Count
Those who delight in mystery will be glad to
hear Of q new claimant to the throne of Spain,
whose career has been almost as strange as that
Of the famous Nj an in the Iron Mask, and will
recall the interest awakened some years ago by
the question, "Have we Bourbon among us?''
1t appears by late advices from abroad that
prince has appeared and has been recognized
and received by the ex-King of Naples and
ond others of the Bourbon family. His history
is this: Ferdinand VII. of Spain, the father Of
the ex-Queen Isabella, had four wives, one
one OF whom died in giving birth to a son.
1t appears that this child was secretly taken to
the United States, was brought mp in the vi
cinity of the New Orleans, and there married,
in his nineteenth year, a beautiful Creole. The
son OF this welded pair is the young man who
now, under the old title OF the White Count,
claims the throne OF Charles V. II his identity
is established, he has precedence over the young
Prince of the Austrias in his claim. 1t is said
that the legitimists of Spain are greatly excited
over this new heir to royal honOrs; but it seems
quite as probable that the whole story is the
pleasant fiction of some lively French feuille
tOnist.
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Cor..u,ue,.s securities.
MaRkAla T0-Slau.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Nirgina skies, con-
solidated, ex-coupon, SIX. West Virginia's, icy
bid day.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Cottcn very duh, but
firm; low niddings, . a22S. Flour firm and
unchanged: Wheat quiet and unchanged, re :
ceipts small. Corn hrmer; white southern, 70
yellow southern, &C; mixed western active at G. :
sales, ~ ooe bushels one-half to arrive; stock in
elevator to-day I'D, 600 bushels. Oats steady and
unchanged. Rye firm; s5c.asI.oJ. Provisions
quiet but firm. Pork, S13H asl3s. Bulk meats
shoulders AZ; rib sides, 6h; clear rib sides, Ga
Bacon-4od jobbing demand; shoulders, 81 I;
rib sides, \; clear rib sides, ~; sugar-cured
hams, II ais. Lard duh, Q; buyers and sellers
apart. Western butter choice tub. 3oa33; do.
rolls, 25a2S-absence of business for want OF
stock. Whisky nominal, IS.
NEW YORK, April 25-Stocks strong and
active. Gold very strong, 12k. Money urn, 4.
Exchange, long, 9x; short, 1aS. Governments
strong and steady: Virginia skies, 50; new, 81.
North Carolinas, 36k; new, COY.
New York, April 25,-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet and un-
changed.
LONDON, April %, 11.30 a. m-Consols opened
at 92h for both. Bonds of 1852, 80; 1866. old,
91S 1861, Sk; 10-4n's, S9k.
PARIS, April 25.-Rentes opened at "a francs
so centimeS.
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THE WEATHER.

WAE DEFARTHENT,OUlceC hty Oi9N6 ONcey,1
WARRINGTON, ID. c., April 25, 1872, 10 Am.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
The barometer is highest over the south Atlantic
states. The lowest is probably central over
northwestern Iowa. Brisk and high southerly
winds have prevailed from the lower Missouri
valley to the upper lakes, but now diminished in
force. Partially cloudy weather Is now prevail
ing over Florida, New England, the northern
portion OF the middle states and north and west
OF the Ohio valley. Otherwise clear and pleas
ant weather. Cloudy and threatening weather
has-PIevailed at San Diego; but clear weather at
San Francisco.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The lowest barometer over
Iowa will probably move eastwardly over lower
Michigan. Fresh and brisk southerly winds
will probably prevail from the lower Missouri
and Ohio valleys to the lakes with cloudy and
threatening weather, and possibly light rain
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather will con-
tinue over the New England, middle Atlantic.
southern states very generally, with light 10
fresh winds and rising temperature. Dangerous
winds arc not anticipated
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SMALL-Pox.-Dr. Brown was called this
morning to see an insane coldred WON an named
Lizzie, living in one of the framed houses on
the north side of Royal street, near the canal
locks, and found her suffering from an attack of
smallpox. DR.. Powell, the health officer, when
informed of the case, took immediate steps to
have her removed to place of quarantine.
IMP0vEMENTs.-Messrs. Risheill and Hooge
nave commenced the erection of two handsome
residences on Washington street, north of
Christ Church. Mr.. James Breen and Mr..
John Travers have also commenced the erec-
ton OF brick houses, the former on the corner
OF Gibbon and Patrick, and the latter On the
corner OF Wilkes and Henry streets.-Gaseite,
In II
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WASHINGTON AND New YORK RAILROAD.
The New York Tribune OF yesterday says
..Those two eminent railroad managers, Messrs.
Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsylvania Central,
and John W. Garrett, of the Baltimore & Ohio,
lately locked horns in Washington, and the for
mer, after q protracted. desperate contest, tri-
umphed. We now hear that Mr.. John W.
Garrett has cOuntered this rap by getting
through the late New Jersey legislature a char.
ter for a short, apparently insignificant road,
where by through connections already bargained
for, the Baltimore & Ohio may run its trains
the Pennsylvania Central and its henchman, the
Camden and AmbOy. More succinctly, each of
the two railroad kings has secured clear track
from the Hudson to the Potomac. and will soon
be running through trains from the commercial
to the political metropolis in unembarrassed
competition with his great rival Most heartily
do we congratulate the public on these facts"
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NEW (NEw No.
SPRING STOCK 9TH Sr.
PAPERHAEGINGs. PICTURE Frame

PAPERHAEGINGS, PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS, &c.
The Largest Assorfmeno1u the District. of Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
II A = k RlT ER'S.
Nc. 4s6 9TH street, bet. and 4 sts., doors above
Odd Fellows hall. New No. 439D
PAPERHANGINGS.
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, OF entir ely
new aid unique designs, in sfripes, &C., inc udne
the" Dolly Warden, "" Imperial."" Brocade," aud
other rich and Ell sty les in gilt and plain with
appropriate borders. Also large and select stock of
medium and low priced Papers, gilt and common
riders, centers &C. ranging in price from l2I cts
to ~ per piece large portion OF which were sde
specially TO order. % inch plain suits, for panel.
Ing With gilt rod or asishng plain Also patent
Tor panelipg balls, vestibules, ,tspecmen panels
exhibited.) Orders for every dissertation of plain
and decorative PaperhaDging executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES,
In Gilt, alnut, &C., solid o, al and oval from card
to portrait size Velvet Fran 8 for porcelain pic
lures; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD AND
TAsSELS, &C.,
Inherent sizes and colors. Alec, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Malta
Rlrgs, &C. Window Shades ade TO order.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGS,C HROMOS. &c,
admitted but choice selection, in appropriate fra mes
always In store on exhibition and sale cheap.
All orders for Paperhangipgs, Window shades, or
guaranteed. Terms Cash.
No. 4s6 7th street, between D and sts.
apis Inn New No 1897
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CIT MS.

PAETALooNs, assortment and styles unex-
celled; Scotch Cheviot Suits, the real article;
Yacht-ClOth Suits, color and strength warrant
ed; Worsted Goats and Vests, from S1S. Cen
t'emen wanting reliable articles will do well to
examine. One price.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 9TH street northwest
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JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BELoNGs-In Justice
to one Of our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself a
fair share of public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains itself:
To the Putttc.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and saw
that it Is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote q dollar to such purpose, and vet
resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits of
those who do advertise, feel It due to myself
and to my patrons to state that have no branch
store in w ashington, and none save that of my
hoop-skirt and corset factory, at 40s 9TH street,
Inteliigencer building. Ladies in search Of my
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, 408 7th street.
Thankful for past fav0rs, beg leave to inform
the public that have just received my new
spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mings, the most complete stock of fancy and
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all of
which are specialties, and thai will endeavor
in the future, as in the past, so to conduct nv
business as to continue to secure the confidence
OF the ladies of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons to the contrary not
withsfanding. Charles Baum, 40S eth street, be-
tween d and f.
DIR. LEON, Ill 1 street, between eth and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
Der
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United PARTNERsHIP,

This 10 to certify that We have, this 18th day OF
April, A. ID. 1877, entered into c,pertnership under
the firm name Of LEWIS BAAR& CO.
The general nature Of the business intended to be
transacted s that Of selling Singer Sewing Machines
and u l.. Butterck D Patterns.
The names Of the General and Special Partners
Ar Lewis Baar, General Partner, residing No. 329
Partner. residence No. 43l 7th street n. w., Wash
ington, d. G.
The amount Of capital contributed BY Henry
Franc, Special Partner, is four Thousand dollars.
The partnership is to be considered as having
commenced January LIST, 1872, and Is to Terminate
the 3lst day Of December. 1874.
LEWIs BAAR. (seal
HENRY FRANC. fSsal1
hereby designate the Daily Natioaai Republicans
and the EVENING STAR, In the city of Washington,
wherein the above notice shall be published thrice
q week for four weeks. JMEIGS elk
true eopy-R. J. MEIGS. (Rep.l apls-eolw
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elk DEPARTMENT.

SILK DEPARTMENT.
BnGAN wYLIE.
lols AND 1000 skvESrH STREET, ". w.
BLACK sILksst 81, si.2s, slO, els, 81,
MARCELLIEEL LINING SILKS at a per yard.
kLE0ANT SHADES COLORkB sILkS at 81 30
per yard
SUMNER sILKs. very fine. sl.as.
JAPANEsE slLhs tnew styles, 62,sc., 75c., 81,
and 81 2.
SILK FINISHED PoPLINs (stripe. and checksD,
FRENCH SILK PoPLIvs at 81 and siz
Only One Prize, iR P.aia FtEmss. ap0tf
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In the New York nic,sv market yesterday
borrowers on call were supplied at about per
cent. currency, the exceptional rates ha'ins
been 6 per eeE.. currency aud per cent gold
Choice mercantile acceptance were quoted at
Sa9 per cent. while good names, endorsed were
quoted at 9a12 per cent Gold continued strong,
and government bonds were also strong IN SYM
pathv with COLD. The stock market was ex-
tr, N. ~ dull and barely steady.
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~ D w o p + N.
wOLFORD Il SHILBERG's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE In THE TERRITORY

NEW GOODS received daily FOR the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising al the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, MnHAIRs IA
PAEEsE SILKS. PoPLINs, DOLLY vARDENs
OF all styles Black and White ALrACAs In all
WHITE DREss GOODS,
OF all classes for summer wear
THE NEWEST STYLES PARAsoLs.
A large variety Of
Choice Prints and Domestics; Cassimeres for Men'a
and Boys wear
Aud special attention is called 10 the
CARPkT DEPARTMENT,
which comprises the latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana handsome
INGRAM CARPETS.
Banging from ) cents 70 Sl per yard
coed STRAW MATING at IS cents.
Nice OIL CLOTH at so cents per yard
considerable money.
~REMEMBER THE ARCADENH
427 SEVENTH STREET,
epiStmayo Between ID and K
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"a young man asked yonng lady her age,
and she replied; "6 times end timer added
70 my age WIN exceed times and Z, as double
my aSe exeoecs ~ The young man said he
Herald.
~Here IL . California earthquake incident:
An unruly colt had broken loose from his tether.
and the owner was chasing him about the lot
when the shock came. The colt disappeared.
but the farmer has irst-clsss drain across hi
forty.acre farm.
n0During the late conference at Worcester,
Mass, the following dialogue was overheard be-
tween two newsboys ~ cay, Jim, what's the
meaning Of 90 many ministers being here all to-
gether 90 "Why,s answered Jim, soornfuily,
they always meet once . year to swop ser.
ga teacher In the town Of Nepeuskun, Wis.
consin, u is alleged, recently punished one OF
his scholars, young girl fourteen years OF are,
by whipping her with hickory club four feet
and half long. He was arrested for assault
and battery, hut the suit was settled.
~" Susie )" said Z teacher to one OF her pu-
pills, "you shouldn't make faces. You'll grow
mp homely IL you make faces~ Susie looked
thoughtfully in the teachers face . moment,
and then innocently asked, "Did you IN AXE
faces when you was little girl z"
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The OHIO APPoRTIoNMRNT.-In the senate
of Ohio yesterday the appOrtiOnment bill pass
ed, which divides the state into seven demOcra-
tic and eleven republican districts, leaving the
first and second districts, comprising Hamilton
county, without being counted for either party
although at this time they are both republican,
by tie house it is very uncertain about its pas
sage by that BODY,
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- There we're fifteen deaths from sp otted
fever in BROOKLYN last week

1There were fifteen deaths from sp Cited
fever in Brooklyn last week.
WMr. Ball, the gentleman who invented the
large brick block for Business purposes in Bling
hamton, N. Y, from the proceeds Of his expert
ment upon public credulity.
MRS. Ellen Sergeant, q mill workman
who committed suicide at Newport. N. H., q
few days ago, not only left the customary NOTE
but also suggested that the text for her funeral
be " Judge not, that We be not judged"
~Mr. Frederick P. Simmons, a well-known
is feared he has been robbed and murdered.
His undercoat has been found in an alley way,
also his pocket book, but with no money In it.
s6Fred. Douglass rivals Horace Greeley In
institute letter is as follows: "impossible to be
with you. The colored people are. one and
indiyisible for the republican party and its
s6The Marchioness of Butte Is about to re-
seven stars, composed Of the finest brilliant dia-
monds, from the tenantry of the Marquis on the
Dumfries estates, and also presents Of great
value from the Butte tenantry.
0They think Of having Q Swiss colony In
Minnesota. A member OF the National Council
Of Switzerland viii visit that state in May or
june to secure, possible. tract OF some
colony Of his countrymen, who purpose making
Q home somewhere In America.
~ Certain church-goers IN Norwich, Conn.,,
are puzzled. A month ago, clergyman from
Last Sunday . clergyman from Eagleville
preached elOquently to them, but It was the
same sermon. Now they are anxious to know
who wrote It.
n0A man In Caroline county, Md, claims TO
have little lamb that II very fond Of rabbit
hunting, and will follow the dogs In that noble
sport With all the zest of greyhound. Every
where that the jovial hunters 60 the lamb u
sure to went. We do not admire the depraved
taste Of the lamb, though We cannot deny that
II may have excellent pluck.
n0When incubation was first introduced q
Watertown physician became very unpopular
for trying the experiment, but Rev. DIR. Morse,
father OF the late Prof. Morse. came to the res
cue, and advocated the theory with his pen and
speech. He gave the arm OF his sen b the virus,
and asked the PEOPLE 10 watch the result, and
the son was Samuel, who has just been buried
with ell honors.
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REAT BAR GAINS
ELEGANT sPpfRING GOODS.
Parasols, from 80 cents TO S.
Grenadines. IRON Is cents TO IS cents.
Black silke, from 81 up (Aa elegant Gros Grain
Lyons SILK at 81, worth g. 50
Bleached and unbleached Cottons. from cents mr.
Ladies' aud Gents Underwear. direct from the
n anufacturers, At wholesale prices.
Elegant Paris Kids, 81.
Black Alpscas, n ON ~ cents up.
Coats Il Sterling Spool Cotton, cents
Linens Of all kinds, very cheap; AID q host Of
other goods far below their market value. We
invite those who wish TO buy GOOD Goods Cheap JOf
BRoDBEsD a co.,
apis tmy4 1905 St, bet 18th and 18Th.
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story Of young Irish laborer who had been ct
work In q railroad cut there all the past summer,
ana when winter came went into quarters in
together in jolly companionship for several
months, until the latter found-how It IL not
stated-that his mate was woman, Swapping
girl, who had come from the old country with
strong hands and willing heart for work.
Thereupon they were married, and the romance
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NEW GOoDs'
NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS,
We have now In store entirenew stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Selected with great care from many Of the best i'm
porting houses in this country, and which We pro-
pese 10 sell low the class OF goods DO
sold by any reliable house in this District. We call
particular attention 90 the following AIMED goods
OF which we have a choice stock, viz:
Black MOHAIRs and ALPACAs;
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, and NAPKINS:
Peque Yosemite, and Mariposa STRIP Is, ~.
Plain, Striped aud Plaid NAiNsooks;
Plain CAMBRICs and Victoria LAWNS;
Pulled ard Tucked MTSBlNs
LINN HANnkERcHIEFS in great ariofy;
Full line OF WHITE TRIMMINGS:
cOBSETs Of desirable makes:
Elegant assortment of 4 anburg EDGlNGs AM IN
SETTINGS on Linen;
Swiss and Victoria LAWN;
Together with great variety OF other Goods, which
we propose 90 sell AZ fair prices, and promise lair
dealing 10 all who favor us with a call.
A. GODDARD.
ar2elw' 90. 9TH, between I and X streets.
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HEDGES, of Hartford, Conn.,, eloped with Mrs.
Commins overlook the fugitives. Instead of SO
far forgetting himself as to shoot anybody, he
entered their room with the gentle question:
" Mary, IL this you?'' Mary said 1t was she,
hotel bills, and everything was amicably ar
ranged. 1t 10 gratifying to see the rapid ad-
yances In the Land Of Steady Habits of the COM
ing +" social revolution"
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FRrs1

hELIEF FOR THE FEET-FEE 81.
COrns, Buni0ns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, 535 18th street.
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, Z Nerth
Charles street. Fee S1.)
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler, near x street.
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Maryland for Grant and CoIfax

The Mary land republican state convention for
national Convention at PhadeIeh1sp mst an
noon yesterday in Baltimore. The following
were appointed delegates to the Philadelphia
convention: At large-Jacob Tome, Thomas A.
Spence, Daniel Weisel, and g. G. Fulton; LIST
district, William H. Barton and William Per-
kins: I'd, John L. EnsOr and William L. Sea-
brook; Sd, Robert Turner and Thomas Kelso;
4th, Samuel M. Shoemaker and John M. McClin-
took; 9th, Jane A. Gray and Alexander Ran
dali; 9th, John l.. Linthcum and Hopewell
Webb. The elegation was instructed to vote for
Presidential electors: Atlarge-Henry L. Stock
bridge and Joseph B. Pugh; LIST district, Robert
j: Jump; I'd, S. Parker Bradley; Sd, William
George W. Sands; 9Th, Charles Gilpin. There
was full attendance, each county being repre-
sented in the convention. A number of cOlored
delegates were present.
ROW In THE CONVENTION.
The Baltimore american this morning says
Arrangements had been made to exclude from
the hall all who were not delegates, but Post
chairman of the state central committee, ordered
the doors thrown open, and soon after himself
appeared, accompanied by q crowd of roughs,
enacting the same scene which most of the same
men inaugurated four years ago at the nOminat-
ing convention. Postmaster Denison and APP
praiser King had attempted to pack the wards
OF the city SO as to send themselves as delegates
to the Philadelphia convention, and on being
defeated used their best efforts to break up the
convention by the most disgraceful scenes ever
enacted In deliberate body. The whole
disturbance was preconcerted, q printed
pamphlet having. been suddenly circulated
through the hall as soon as the
committee on credentials, was appointed,
protesting against allowing the Baltimore city
delegates to take their seats, and MAKING
charges of fraud which were false and malicious
in most Of their details. The protest was pre-
sented by Postmaster Denison when calling the
convention to order, and was endorsed by him
as truthful. This was the signal for his follow
ers, many OF them in a state Of intoxicati0n, to
inaugurate scene OF confusion and violence,
which finally eliminated in blows. 1t was con-
sequently nearly five hours before the c0nven-
ton was fully organized. A recess was taken,
awaiting the report OF the committee on creden-
tials, and when the convention reassembled, BY
order Of the chairman none bat delegates were
admitted, and 1t then proceeded quietly to the
Transaction Of its business, ignoring the protest
OF the disorganizers, and confirming the city
delegates in their rights.
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"M. ii. WHEATLEY'S
and Sf,OTRTkG kSTA ri TCuM

OrFcE-4S JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, D. O.
Estabi. he'd 1881; premium awarded 1857; and ID now
obe Of the Oldest, largest and most complete estab-
hshments OF the kind in this country. Ny patrons
Will consult their own interests By sending in their
fail and winter goods during the summer months
Bet place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
Genilem mems Clothing. Everything appertainfnR TO
the business well and promptly executed. 0fice
closed daily at sunset, except SATURDAY., when il III
be open until sh .. m. Post Office Box 723. ap2