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GEOR GETOWN.

The DEATH or TIE r.. REV. c. p. Melt
vAlNE, Bishop OF the Diocese OF Ohio, was APP
propriately mentioned al Christ Church vest r
day by the rector, Rev. w. w. Williams, u. d.
Bishop McllvaiEe began his ministry in that
church in the year 1870, having charge until
1925, when called to the chaplaiucy a. W.,t
Point. The vestry Will at an carly meetin ,
take appropriate action.
The FIRST COAL.-The Cumberland CNrID
Times of the 18th inst. SAYS The first boat of
the season OF 1873, the J. c. Stubblefield, Cau-.
James Hitechew, was loaded with coal for
Georgetown yesterday. She will probably leave.
ON Saturday" We may now consider the coal
season as having fairly commenced.
DIED FROM TIE EFFECTs OF TIRE Blow
Dennis Hawkins, the colored man who was
struck with hric't by Abram Bowens another
cDInrtd man. .av, stated in TIE
STAR OF una! '.t, AMI who was taken to the
Freedmen's Hospital for treatment died {, is
morning from the effects of the blow Bowens
Is III jail. and will probably be taken ont to he
present at the coroners inquest. and will after
wards be committed by the coroner for acton
OF the grand jury. The cause of the Quarrel
between the men, as stated by Bowens, is tlI at
bolh himself and Hawkins had courted the
same girl whom he {Bowens) married some
months ago, and that Hawkins has been follow
ing him ever since, and insulting him wheney er
opportunity offered, and assaulted him several
times; that on Friday night last he met Haw-
kins, and after making some offensive remarks
the latter flung stones at him, and also stru K
his leg with piece Of bar-iron which he threw
at him, and that in self-defense he (Rov,n y
picked up one of the brickbats which he Ind
lodged and flung it back, striking Hawkins i'm
the head. He (BOwens) saw him fall. and
knew nothing further about il until arrested.
The NEW BANK.-The Georgetown SAVINGS
Bank, which opened Oh Saturday, was " ii
patronized, the deposits being much larger
than expected. The bank was not closed until
so'clock r. IN. To-day business has increased.
ana the officers are much pleased with the sac
cess Of their new enterprise.
RIVER NEWS.-The steamer NewYork arrived
to-day from Philadelphia, with full cargo of
general merchandise; also, the Charlotte Van
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Condensed locals.


DR. George NcCOv, of Capitol HiIl, who has
been seriously in. is now recovering.
Rev. Dr. Jutten. of street Baptist church
j. confined TO his house b. an liberated sore
throat
The frame buildings near the new Eastern
market, condemned by Inspector Cluss, were
torn down ON Saturday.
OB Saturday in The Court IN General Term,
Judge Robert Leech was appointed the auditor
Of the court in place OF Mr.. W. s. Cox. resigned.
Kew +. T. Boyle, pastor OF St.oeter'S church
Patrick to-day il the Cathedral at Newark
New Jersey.
The lot and Improvements No. 30 PennsvI-
wanna avenue. east capitol Hill. CeSgOoi'S sta
toheTy StOre,l have been purchased bv Mrs.
Thomas &. Wells for Il .n9G cash.
An unknown man was Knocked down and
robbed OT 80 by two CCloFed IL speraI oes early
Lot.
en- saturday the clothing OF a little girl, aged
Tour years. daughter of Sandy CLARK. 6Oiorcd,
Ffsi1ng at the fGOr OF 18th street. took FIRE from
the fireplace. ami she was badly burned.
From j. ShilHston we have advance copies
Of Tie GC'GTg and D@ssof S''S Rogthjg Bi.-0g Of
FCstj.a. both for April. This number Of the
fcfrr8 : decidedly above the average.
The New England Society will hold its last
soc shie on 1ucSday evening, the 18th instant
af Mar ms Hall. There are Ts better enter
tain neI.tS than this society fUTEisheS. and they
propose Ia make their last the best of the
season.
Tonight the beautiful AMI talented 4 gnes
Ethel appears at Wallis Opera House in one OF
her most c"iebTat parts. The prices of admiS-
son have been reduced 20 - cents at this
attractive place of amusement, TO meet the
ICpulaT want.
The funeral of the late Col. Kasper Keller,
for several wears assessor % the eighth legisla-
NV" district, took place on SATURDAY.. aud the
remains were inferred AT Prospect Hill. During
tie Wal lie served ia the = ia New York NOlRn-
fe.I--
We are panied To learn of the death Yesterday
afternoon Of Jessie. an interesting little girl
foEF wears OF age. daughter of Mr.. Richard F.
EOi=eau. of THE STAR. The funeral Will take
place AZ II O'Clock to- morrow morning from. the
residelCe Of the parents, tn 9Th street north
weS..
The West End Catholic Hibernian Beneficial
Society OsI Saturday evening were presented
with "A very handsome American flag hy the
ladies c1 that section Oi the city. Mrs Jeanette
kinSiOv made the presentation, and Mr.. Fran
Sr> McNcThaBy received it for the society in
appropriate remarks.
JOurjan W. Msury and Charles II. Marry.
formerly partners of Hudson TaylOT in the
bcck trade. have associated themselves in the
real estate, Insurance, ana loan business, ~
HiN Dc seen by their advertisement elsewhere.
Tier extensive experience AMI financial ability
ensure the success at their enterprise.
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ALEX DRIA.

DROWNED IN THE PoTOMAC.-.Justice Beach
held coroner's inquest this morning upon the
dead body OF man found floating in the river IF
Fishtown. and the jury rendered a verdict of
0eath IRON unknown causes. The body pre-
Sehted no marks OF violence but had apparently
been IN the water several days, the face being
nearly concealed by the mud that had settled
upOnit. From marks on the clothing ami letters
found on the person of the deceased il il supposed
that his came from Prince Georges county
Md. He was a short though stout man or + .ir
complexion and light hair and whiskers md
is thought to have been AN Irishman; and from
the beads, breviary, and other articles found in
his pockets was probably Catholic
SUNKEN VESSEL RAIsED.-The schoon n
Thomas jefferson, Captain Joseph Coieu n,
heretofore reported sunk Port Toba, %
shoals, has been raised, and arrived here y,.s-
to-day evening. When sunk she had on boa I'd
300 bushels OF oysters. 500 Of which had to De
thrown overheard before she could be cot
afiOat.
PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs. Green & Wise
auctiOneers, sold to-day the dwelling and lot of
ground on the north side OF Franklin street,
between Washington and st. Asaph streets, TOR
f. L. Smith and c. Z. Stuart, commission RS.
$500 |
AGRICuLTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL AssocfA-
TIoN;Cln the House OF Delegates ON THURSDAY
Mr. Neale introduced bill, which was re-
ferred, to incorporate the Agricultural and IN
dusuial Association OF Alexandria. The OBJ
lect OF the bill is to incorporate COMPANY hay-
ing Tor its object the holding Of Agricultural
fairs III this CITY,.
THF FISH MARKET.--The receipts of fish
since yesterday have been about four thousand
lunches, principally from the shores fished by
Messrs. Beasly, Travis, Horseman, and those in
Oecoquan Bay. They sold at from Is to 81
cents bunch. In response to the wind and
weather: both Of which say "come }" the rrv ais
are rapidly increasing and prices Of course, di.
minishing.
lMPROvEMENT.-Mr. b. F. Price, contrac tor
mas commenced clearing away the site or the
burnt building on the northeast corner OF the
intersection of Cameron and Union streets
preparatory to the erection thereon of fou,
warehouses for Mr.. W. G. CazenOve.-Gasette
15th inst.
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The Trouble Anon" the NOuse
Painters >.
WASirINGTnN. ID.

WAsHINGToH, ID. c., March Eth, ISIS.
Editor ErcaiPg Stdy; In your issue Of Friday,
nth inst, appeared al article under the head
ing Trouble Among the House Painters"
which from the many errors contained therein
(the result no doubt of some transformation Is
calcu ated TO place the society in a false posi-
ton before the public, and DO the members Of
the organization much injury. VIII Won there
fore DO US the favor OF giving the following state
ment place III your paper:
In the first place Your reporter makes a mis-
take when he states, in substance, that at the
late session oi the grand lodge IN Baltimore, it
was decided that in order TO 'sweed out scabs and
inferior wOrkmen generally, that the Journey
men be requested not TO work for any boss niI0
employs hands who refuse to join the Societv.r
Your reporter then goes on to state that the nc
ton OF number of men who declined 70 work
with non society men, on Wednesday last j.
supposed TO have been based OF this action of
the grand lodge. Now in the first place, our
representative on his return from Baltimore
made 10 such report as stated in the article in
question, for the simple reason that no such
4 ction was taken by the grand lodge; all such
matters being left entirely with the subordinate
lodges to regulate and the action OF the men
on last Wednesday was in obedience to law
adopted by the lodge to which they belong,
which requires them TO quit work in all cases
when they have two-thiTdS and upwards work
ing in shop where One-third and under are
non society men, provided the non-society men
VIII not join the organization, and not other
wise. Your reporter il also mistaken i'll his
estimate OF the number of men who are now
unemployed IL consequence of the acton
above stated. as there only about ten IN eu
so situated, none of whom are doing private
Jobs on their own account, nor do they prOpJ,. 20
10 so, unless driven to it by unjust and ua-
reasonable action on the part OF some Of the
bosses Nameless here fOrcvermore.''
As your reporter very properly stated, We 10
assert Our object Is TO benefit the trade general
ly, but if some of the mighty master. in their
ignorance and prejudice are so blind as to ill
to see it. II they feel that their dignity wou.d
suffer, or their sacred and immaculate robes be
soiied by sharing with Us the benefits OF our
little enterprise, it is still just possible for us
70 survive the great sorrow in which we should
he plunged by such humliating circumstances
and still have lire enough left in us TO enable us
TO work to" cur 0cH benefit.
FRANK NJ. HERNoND,
President Lodge o. j. L. \
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Burning of q bridge Oh the o.. A. and
N. Railroad.

MANASSAS, n, MITCH 1I, 80.
Editor star The bridge over Kettle run.
above BristOe station, on the o., A. and NJ. rail-
road, was destroyed by fire to-day. about eleven
O'Clock. The fire originated, il is suppos d.
from sparks from the engine of the southern
bound train which the high wind, prevaiIins at
the tine. soon kndled into destroying fame.
\ special train from Alexandria came up some
time afterwards, and conveyed the passens RS
on their way, arriving in Washington s1ne
three hours after the time due. AorA.
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The WINTER having past and the pleasant
spring weather now coming on, and with il the
travelling and driving season, the public should
remember and patrOniZe the old-establsh she'd
and practical Trunk and Harness manufactOry
OF JAMES s. ToPHAM & Co., AS 9Th street.
next 10 Odd Fellows Hall. Their stock OF
Trunks, Bags, Shawl Straps. Harness. &c, is
the largest and best assorted in the city, and at
all prices. fm.wNs
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G. | II Y | II EN- 5.

FINEST KID GLOVES, finest doyskin glove.
finest castor gloves, finest antelope gloves finest
cape and other gloves suitable for dCess, driving,
or walking.
Gro. 9. HENNfNe. No. 4IOilh street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
a u,u~emenss, &c, Tonight.

WclI's 0n@rg Hen Sc Miss A cnes Ethel in the
and interesting drams "A enes"
TAsdfFT Co5liqus.-A variety entertainment Of
drama, song, dance. sc.
JnoUearaf.sR Bal Bs;tIiag.-Grand Prone
saGc Concert.
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of Dr.
Wistar l. embalmed n the hears OF thousands
whom his BGlsGa, al W'ild CHERRY has cured OF
coughs colds, consumption. or some other form
of pulmonary disease. 1t is now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand tor Il is con-
stantly increasing. &
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IT Is sApDEEISG TO see our hair bi0SSomin ~
for the grave toe early. More especially women
feel this atr'iCticn. and il il even a greater de-
tormity 10 them than 10 men. Ayers Hair Vigor
removes II, and restores the hair sometimes. but
its original color ALWAYS. eo5EW
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sur AGAINST WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILRoAD.-TO-day, ia the Circuit Conrt
Judge Cartier, the case OF VIM. y. " heatl-N
agt. the Washington AMI Georgetown railroad
company. for injuries alleged TO have been r.
ceived by him on said road on the 18th Of De
cembcr, lsIl, was commenced.
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CASES OF SMALL FOX have since our rep9rt
on Saturday been reported at tie following
places zone eachl: 1917 l. street southeast. $50
street southwest. 1914 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, ll12 18th street northwest, Ia J.
street northwest, 90G zth street southeast, r he
tween 10th and 18th northeast, and 61J 7th
streeS southwest.
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Two INDICTMENTS FOR MURBER.-To-lay
the grand jury returned a true bill of ind, /
ment in the case of Thomas Wright for the
murder of tie pedler. Samuel Rogerski, on
the Esd of December last. They also found a
true bill against Marion Diggs and Wa. Brown
for the murder OF child on the 18th Of October
last,
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The Grand Union Rail.

The presidents of the different State associa-
tIons, forming committee of arrangements on
the Mon ball tn be given OH Tuesday, the 18th
instant. at the Inauguration ball building, held
meeting on Saturday afternoon at the Gov
eInor's Office; Hon. 4. p. Clapp chairman, and
Nj. y. r. Faunce secretary.
ON motion of Captain Bryan the committee
on printing was authorized TO advertise the ball
IN the city papers.
Col. Holt, from the committee on music, re-
ported that the Secretary of the Navy had
placed the Marine band at their disposal, but
be would not be able 10 allow them the Annap-
oils Academy band: The report was accepted,
ana the committee instructed to engage Donch's
band. IUrty pieces, for the dancing.
An election was the entered into for master
OF ceremonies. which resulted in the choice OF
Col y. o.P. Burnside, with Mr.. l.. Harrison a.
his assistant.
The following committees on reception and
floor were alpiinted:
E5tnsl: ( + S1ishs; Sa;saslasi!is. H SsrIs.
E@srS sew YER: ByiI; I; Hsn,ss y Jsn'.
IL Ss5ii!~, A. j WhiisEer; New sew Jersey a NJ n. II
sy Hsy r' B. fsrrs sfaE
Co,seI; P~nnsyis ania. col: A. A. Shis.ier, Col
I.wa, ". ". Ur,s, n. ". Jackson. +. B. Bank,
HrIs-l; Kentucky. Charles Hendiey, John r. col
lette. Col. George W. Gi.t.
COMMUNE 90 flom-Colonel y. ". L. BURNSIDE
" inc, Colonel ) oseph noble, E II Harding, Ii. L
Prince: Massachusetts,, q. c. Ever, L. A Jacobs
son. T y. Sanders, H. NJ Baker: New York, ".
S'vne.J :. Lsneworthy, Or. J. P. Halves; Mary
land, W II. Hickman, J. q. Far9uhAr, Geor2.
Burnside; New Jersey, d. 5. Blue, Professor WIN
M Mnr'r,- II L. P-rrine; Michigan. d. 8. Temp
Luther Harrison, A l.. Robinson, r. b. Penicks
Psc,he el,s', James Dubois, j. Z DsJester, W w
Wslisce: Iowa, Samuel Kendrick, W A. Harlan I
p c. Peulron: Wisconsin, Vim McPyncheo T. D
Town. j. y. Mrdberry Kentucky. J. r Medley "
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A CARD.-The late excitement with regard
to the Washington City Savings Bank having
subsided. respectfully request the return of
depositors To their usual business relations
with rs Their interest account will be con-
tinued without change.
j. "A. RUFF, Treasurer.
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PRICES jewelry store, No. ij7 Pa. Avenue
between ~ and 9Th streets, received some
beautiful styles OF jewelry this morning.
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIFS.

~ ~ nc" ~ We cannot gnsrsriee the srr,e -.
pNihH"I"d IT," EiCcs iuE any definite length u tIf
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If PEOPLE who suffer from the dull stupidity
that meets us everywhere in spring, and too
often IN all seasons OF the year, knew how quick
1T could be cured by taking Ayers SarSopGy1
TO purge the bile from their systems, we should
have better neighhors as well as clearer heals
to deal with. eo3Sw
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NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS:

sEgLLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
Corner "a street and Fennsyl " AHA avenue
An Open Question. BY James De Mills
Robert Faiconer. b. Geo8ge Macdonald. Chea.
Passion in Tatters. BY Annie Thomas
Bread, Cheese and Kisses. Ry Faueon.
MGn-Nomsn. b. AleSSRire Dumas
The Ny stertCus Guest. b. his- Eliza Dupuy
Lady S~eetsgpe. BY the author If an Eventual Life
servant Girl u the Period What Mr. and NJ.
HoneydeS learned Of II ousek eeping
a Two-fold Life. From the German Of Won HeIlrru
Fashion.
The Popular Scie5ce Monthly, No. o. All the bacs
numbers 81 Land.
Barriers Burned Away. By Rev. Edward p Roe
Becckwood. By Rebecca Ruter Springer
TTibuRe, Herald and World Almai. acs tar 80,
large stock 81 BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS
and MEM0EAkDUH BOOKS, NOTE PAPER
LETTER PA PER, sud PLAYING CARDS, NJ she
very lowest prices. fets .r
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GROCERS.
n s. o'HARE son,
Wholesale ind Retail Grsosr.,
1913 Ssrs@la S,Tsss No-ss,rssf. bsitsss. ~ 80 =,

TEAsf TEAS TEAS
Fib ' - N'' "''.' :
Snnpowfer Tea, 7sc; q good article for 81
Shcice Grnpowder Tea, Is; very besf :, 81
ND ~ Tea osc, IS, 81; very hn~St, 81 -
- blst Tea, thrre p1uni- for &
Also an extra English BreAkfasi Tea
,r, .FLOUR. &C
Nelcht, Rays, Teneeys 80 c,h.r 81,
lnur, All ~ lowest ro~sihi~ nrtr.. '--7
Ten pounds Lard far :
9"iden - rnp, rer &C. Ion. sc. our L., =,
Tn pounds New Date : n ~ -
y ne ands New Prar..- 81
Peanuts, half bushcl tor 81
BRANTY, GIN. SC.
Prrc French Brandy, Ter bottle. -,
California $3.50 ''---''....-e =
Pure Holland GIN -'--' '---' q.
anSelica and Musoatel Wine, per bo,tle...'''
Sweet Catspha inc, 81 per gallon 81
e. =. o'HARE q SOW,
l,cU-r l2lS IN stree; n w, between ar y
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THE LECTURE of Capt. Samuel Adams before
the National Labor Council at Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday evening will be of an
L. teres;ing character, as he will give an account
exploration in the Rocky Mountains and of his
through the Great Colorado river. See adyer-
tist meIt.
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metropolitan Dollar Store.

Thr attention ofthe public is respectively called %
the following cry cheap and desirable goods, Just
received.
Ladies skirts, tucked, made Of prime muslin, and
we'll sew.d 81.
Ladies Chemse, Il STYLES, at 81 each
Ladle- Drawers, trimmed with mbrOidery. run .nr
~ tucked, best muslin, well made amt la ali
desirable STYLES.
Ladies Gown, :. length, 81.
Excellent Aprons at IS and 81 cents.
Linen Cbemlse. plain. 81.
loo dozen Toilet Soap, large pieces fUr - cents
Splendid Rubber Dressing Combs. q cents.
Is -, les Baudeaux for the hair cents aud 81
Large assortment OF
LADIES AND GENTS KID GLOVES,
in white and colOrS, 81.
- dozen Ladies Silk Scsrfs all cnlors. 50 cents
fuli assortment IF those desirable solid walnut
Book Racks, Hat Racks Towel Rack, Paper
Racks, Side and corner Brackets, &c.
Beautiful ON al I'm. Walnut Frames. sNlO, with
glass and back complete, So cents.
SNreaily good Chromcs, in oiled Walnut Fralu-s,
al s. each.
A new lot Of those handsome
LACE TIDES,
4, 8, ard for 81.
Probably the prettiest assortment Of Wallets Won
ever seen al = Genie, 90 cents ana ST. worth Ok
at.
Very good, all steel Scissors, at % and 81 cents
Pocket Knives and Razors in large variety, a. u
cents, 80 cents, and each.
Hand Mirrors, at 50 cents and 81
Onr usual assortment Of Ladies Gent - and Chill
dren's Hose, pair for 81.
Besides number Of other new articles, all good.
pretty and cheap.
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OFFICE INDEPENDENT ICE CO.
~ NOIlaOi fkNNsfLVANIA AVE n W
"AshiN'ioN' ID u March i'th le'''
Notice j. hereby given that. on and after MON
DAY next 18th inst our new scl,aduie of ,rc.s f,r
ice for the coming season viii take place.
wa WIN nav pr,n1,a care o. pFi,s
guanty of ice delivered to them is in accordance
with the rates oil the schedule and report to THIS
''Se any on .ne par, OF any Hrlser
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SHADE TREES FOR THE STREETs.-The board
OF public works to-day addressed letter TO the
chairman of the parking commission, in which
II is suggested that as the present is the suita-
BILE season to plant trees and sbrubbery for the
adornment of the streets ana parks, that the
commission use their discretion "a to the proper
supply the streets where it is desirable TO have
81 abe trees planted.
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FICTION oFcFfiCERs--At a IN eetine ut the
senior law class % the National VuiyrTs!sv the
following officers were chosen:-S IL Csr,,ou
of Chso, president; y. y. Hubbard. OF Mas
wee president: II. Il. Bowen. OF Mich. scr,
tsry. II. ID. Se2ger, Of Penn. treasurer IN.
faculty of the college are Professor W y.
NsdceWHcd, Judge Arthur Macarthur. OF the
SuTTsIrs CcuTt a.! the District oT Co.nruhla.
ssId uCce Casey. OF the Court Oi Claims
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PRICE LIST
@ n OGE R1ES
ELPHoNZo roUNGS q Co.'S
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL NORMAL AssocIA-
TON on Saturday evening elected the following
officers: \. VI. Gangewer, president; c. Il.
Bailey, vice president, c. E. Foster, secretary;
mittees have been appointed: Normal school,
Messrs. A. S. Pratt. Warren Cheate and Zalmon
Richards; time and place of meeting. Messrs.
.. 5. Preshry, III: Spencer and Z; A: Bates;
and W. p. Dunwoody; library, S. $. Bryant, T..
L. Rankin and q. q. Wight.
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Coon The board of public works to-day
gave orders to General Balloch. superintendent
OF streets TO put sufl cient force of laborerS
to have the alleys, paved streets and avenues
well and thoroughly cleaned throughout the
District by the LIST OF April; and TO request the
sanitary police to notify ali parties who place
filth and ashes in the ALLEYS and streets that
they will be prosecuted with the utmost rgor OF
the law. II is the intention of the authorities
TO have 4 clean city the coming season.
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@ eorxetown Advertisements

~ AaEETING or THE EEBER TENT
tr y L. o. r., will b. hid To NIGHT, At :,
q q lock, az Grace Church CHAPEL. Georgetown. d
4. Ilt-l n. ROBINSON, r. c. n.
VIHHE Rush Is OVER, THE ACCUMCLATEp
work all ready for delivery; reCretins the
workable delay in the delivery Cf work during the
past fall. owing 60 the impossfShity OF securias
ski1e,i worStsien in sufficient HumleTs.
Truly thankful for past fsvcrs having ~ prcsrt
fell cctt< % 6rst-cRss artisans, with every facility
20 meet promptly all demands, respectfully solicit
continuance OF the same.
W. II. WHEATLEyS
premium STEAM DYETNG AND SCOUH-
ING ESTA BLISHMhNT,
jsnH ls Jefferson street. Georgetown. n. @
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MARRIED AT POLICE SrArIoN.-Oficer
westphal, OF the first precinct, on Saturday
evening arrested colored man named Rich ard
Wilson, on a warrant sworn out BY Nancy Wood
colored, charging Wilson with being the father
Of her child. ON arriving at the station-hou
ne came 10 the conclusion that the best war to
settle the difficulty was to marry Nancy, and
the omcers soon had her brought in, when the
services OF the Rev. j. s. Thompson were Sc
cured, and he lad them Joined in a twinklIn3.
Nancy then withdrew the charge, and the pc
ties LETT the statiou-houSe AT peace with then
selves and the rest of naakinS