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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-30
GEOR G. TO WV.

DEATH OF AN AGED CITIzRN.-The funeral
OF Mr.. William Sebastian, VINO died on Sunday
last at the residence of James Payne, on Hig
street, took place yesterday afternoon. He was
born in Fairfax County, Va, and was in the 9is.
year OF his age, and was well known and grea tly
respected in this community. 1t is said lac has
more than sixty grand children now living.
GEoRGRrOwN SELECT ACApEaY.-The COM
nencement of the Georgetown Select Academy,
located at the corner OF Montgomery and Dunn
barton streets, Rev. q. TT. Nourss princip Il
took place this morning. DIR. w. W. Wilkins
distributed the medals to the folio wing students:
Benz. Alvord, Saml Trimble. Chew Wheeler,
Alden Alvord, Geo. CASTELAR,, John Young, and
Geo. Sanger, and premiums 70 William Sanger,
Lewis johnson, Robert Libbey, Frank English .
Webb Sanger, Henry Matthews, Henry Wynn an,
Cbsrleton Deuney, F. Dodge, and Robert Cox
Mr. Williams then addressed the recipients of
medals and premiums, giving them some good
advice. Gr. Ncurseis a native OF the District,
and was the founder of the Rittenhouse Acade-
my, in Washington, In 1899, and its principal for
SIX years, since which time he has been in
charge OF the following MISUNDERSTANDING
Academy and the Female Academy in Lees
taTg, Va, which last was broken up by the
war. He has leased the building, and designs
making handsome improvements
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LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals


See a.. Of Jenior Knights OF ST. Patrick.
IRE CIeult Court was to-day adjourned with
AEoas the patents issued for the eek ending
,Iu-.c % vas one 70 Vim. q. Smoot, OF Wasting.
ton, ID. e., Tor car coupling.
To-day in TIE Criminal Court, in the case Of
frank Mssoa' Assault, lsppealD nolle pros.
The mercury which reached 90 in the shade
yesterday came down "by the rum last night,
ara The temperature to-day was delightful.
Six marriage licenses Yesterday. and the
thsIn-cIaeies 0:llJ degrees below an even hun
John ". StahI has been spro;nte,i ins,ec.or
snd wtigher OF fGel for the Department. of
Rev. W. :. Penich viii commence his duties
as Pastor OF re Alexandria Baptist Church on
Rev: j. L. APPLETON, of the + street Baptis.
CLEseh, = contemplating resignation On &C.
Count q ~ health.
Alexandria has been irving her new FIRE
Steamer ny 1raulion, and il slsIed because sue
gets up steam in * inmates. Our boys can
best that.
The clothing stores of A. Saks & Co, G.. O..
Herring, ard liable Bros, VIII close AT %. M -,
Saturdays excepied,) until 15;h OF Septe mber.
BY he al. elsewhere it viii be seen that the
Popular resort, Fenwick's Hotel, at Leonard
IeNh' Nd, now receives guess at very low
,cssIb Iantzeu. Of Vienna, Va, fsappointsd
railroad rest Office clerk between this city aud
IJDchbuTE. Va. at Il 200 per snnuul, pending
LioE.o,3cn CT y. Il. Iay.or, TO take effect on tie
lat of July next.
The PGily Ercaine HaT is the name OF a new
evening paper II be stsTs Ell here about the 18th
OF july by tie Mail Publishing Company, and
With Charles ". De1ison, editor; JudsOn s.
Pest, iEeEs manager, and Samuel b. Eng
Ish, sapeTiDtU nden
A L-eetIng ~ agree upon g course Of action in
relation 10 The eODduCt OF the coming Methodist
camp meeting vas held at Hamline NJ. E.
Church, corner och and streets last night
Views vero exchanged ~ all, and addresses
EaGe y Rev. DIR. De shields, Mr.. Shannon,
Nj. =. Il. Willett, and others.
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRBMIUMs.-The female
department of st. Joseph's parochial school on
Capitol Hill, held its annual examination and
distribution of premiums in the school room th. Is
morning. The east wall Of the school room was
covered with specimens OF plain and fancy
needle work, tapestry pictures, paintings, &C.,
making very fine display Of this department
Of the school. The friends Of the pupils were
present in large numbers, manifesting great in
terest in the exercises which consisted Of exam
nations In the different studies, Rotations,
songs, &C., in English and German,
after which Rev. Father Kanzleiser dis
Uibuted the premiums as follows: First
premium TO Maria Anna Haske; So cond
premium to Maria Z. G. Lochbochler; other
premiums as follows :-Magdalen Haske, Anna
Bartholme, Anna Laner, Catharina Bernard,
Maria kuppel, Louise Hefner, Franziska Grass,
CstLarina keichert, Barbara Schmitt, Louise
fursinger. Second class-Crown ard medal to
Catharina Howard, Magdalena Lochboephler,
Barbara Seibert. Rosa Keefer, Joseph Drew,
Freddy hornig, Francis Crawford, Mary une-
man, Louise Rabe, Mary Kahl. Both schools
comprise 80 pupils and as shis Is only the sec
ond year since the Sisters took char sc, the
growth and success of the schools have been re-
markabie.
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TIE WEATHEk.

tU7tt u C1tU Slk0a1 CHCef,{
WAsHINSroN, u. o., June 80, ldl, 1850 a ". 4
ftoBABIIIrIEs.-For New England and the mid.
die states generally. clear weather III prevail,
WIZ Eight iocst rains the coast, north or wset-
%src, lower Temperature ard rising bar 5rnster
For the South Atlantic states, areas Of rain, light
or semitic winds, gbt fall of temperature and ris-
the Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather, With light
rain in Alsoama and Tennessee, light or gent!e
tionsry or rising barometer For the lower lax
region and the northern portion IF the upper lake
region, local rains, variable winds, Continued Low
temperature and risiag barometer east of Mi lhi-
gan. For the southern portion Of the upper La Q
clear or fair weather, east or south winds duriag
me Day, followed by lower temperatue aud rising
river will fall slowly dnrins the day.
LOCAL RECORD.
TIE thermometer in the business Office ~ Tuz
sTAR ranged t. day as follows:-S A. m 80; 10 m
81; IL m.,T; 2 p. M, IS.
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BRILLIANT oPEsING OF THE PgsTIvrTrFs
The festivities at the Schuetzen Park were
lrst day nay be set down a decided success.
After the collation. mentioned in our report yes-
teEday President Wolf briefly addressed those
preset. IN herman, welcoming them to the fest,
ana hoping that nothing would occur to mar
their pleasure on the occasion. To his Ba.ti-
more brethren he extended cordial greeting,
70 when Mr. Lemkuhl, president Of the Bslti-
After these formal exercises were concluded
the company scattered about the park, each
one TO the enjoyment that best suited his tastes,
amusement, provided by the management of
the park, AL found something to interest and
smuse them. In the handsome new music
stand the NJ arine band, at brief intervals, per-
formed appropriate airs, being relieved occa-
sionaily by the band which accompanied the
Baltimore party. The park itself was In most
excellent condition and beautifully decorated.
Beginning at SIX O'Clock p. M, the Prager
family, the Orrin brothers and the Kiralfy SIS
tiers gave their first entertainment on a stage
erected within the inclosure, and their perform
the crowd present.
As night came on the twilight was suddenly
transformed into scene of lovel ness. Hum
oreds or bright lights, as If By magic, burst out
from among the trees, while the bands, Wi tn
delightful rausic. inspired every one prese Mt,
and scarcely would their Instrumental strains
die away amid the hum of the crowd bef,Te the
more soothing tones Of the human voice would
arise from the Arion qusrtetts club. under the
leadership Of Emil Horner. The main pavilion
was crowded with those anxious to trip " the
light fentastic toe - ard the floor was Oiled again
and again with dancers. Some sought the
shooting gallery, and a moment later the sharp
crack OF s16 rife told that the ambitious ones
IL that HE were cOntenCilg fer royal hoaors.
Others we're in the bowling alley making or
trying 70 make ten sITikes; others were az tue
wheel Of fortune, da.iyinE With fate: Others
were IL the shady spots unisr the trees smoking
cigars and drinking wines ana lager. rhe
ladies hai gone to the rife gs,lery for friendly
contest with not very deadly weapons and the
children divided the h0Dcrs between tae swings
and the hobby horses.
There were lots OF games and plenty Of fuu
Tor the bigger boys also, and ere any one was
aware CT 1t the big gun doomed out II O'Clock,
and there Was rash for the cars and a shout
fer carriages, and soon the first DAY of the 9th
annual festival of the Schuetzen ysrein was
among the things that were.
THE PRIZES
for the first day were closely contested, and
were awarded as follows:
BowiiDg-1st prize, Theodore Angerman; %,
George Seuferle; Sd, Christopher Worch; 4th ,
n hablemann; 9Th, Samuel Csas; 9Th, William
Behrers; eth, William Walter.
Ladies' Shooting 1st prize, Mrs. Helmus; "a,
Mrs Noe;; 80, Mrs: Homer; 4th, Mrs. Deck
mann; 9Th, Mrs. Walker.
Tie fest will continue throughout the week.
At o'clock to night the kings banquet, tn I,
main feature of the festival, will take place.
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The waskingtoa Market Trouble.


To-day the officers OF the Washing ten Market
company served notices On the stall holders
who had not parchased 81 the recent sales, 20
yaeate to-day, stating that all who remain will
be treated as trespassers and be ejscted.
lie dealers, on the closing of the market
hours, held a sery large meeting at Narden and
kinEs this afternoon aIr. Il. =. Elliot was
called TO the chair, and Mr.. Jacob Kengla, Sec
Rotary.
Mr.. Elliot stated the object to be to take ac-
tor as 10 the proper course to pursue under the
crder,aLc sad that be would not advise any one.
HIS personal course was clear; his self res pect
Independence andduty dictated No other course
AFTER receiving the notice, but TO vacate the
premises.
Remarks Of a similar character were made By
MessEs. r. ]. BTcCke, Ed Brooke, j. A. Hoff-
man, L. Games, =. r. King, Mr. Rover, and
Others.
Mess-s. Jacob KsDyla, George NJ. Oyster AMI
S3nus! EOoyer thought 1t better TO remain I'M
I'll tie Injunction case is disposed of; but ex-
pressed their determination to go with the
but ers and dealers.
The motion was tsen put that the butchers
sLS dealers NacEts The Washington market IN
iccy sid oScnpy 1aiiy tue SAVAGE SQUARE
EaIket, and IL Eas carried unanimously.
Several OF the dealers had ell tneir effects
before tie meeting took place, ard at the ad-
JOUTLIEe-t number OF others commenced to
remove.
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TEE TAx-BooKs for the fiscal year ending
june seth, 1875, have by extra exertions OF ths
assessors and clerks under Mr.. VIM. Morgan,
tle Efficient superintendent Of assessments
been - Hmpleted In duplicate, and are nowready
to be tprnet. over 20 the new Commissioners OF
other officers sutESfrlzed 70 receive them. This
is the FIST time within the history OF the col.
lector's Office, under either the old or the nc
government, that these books have been
prepared in the time prescribed by law,
and 1t has been work Of great labor.
The amounto revenue TO be derived rom the
assessments, as shown by these books, is about
3G,12s.20. OF this amount only about SC Coz
Is shown as taxed against church property
whereas, hsd the proper amount been assessed
according to the valuation of this property
alone. the amount would foot mp 10 at least
SIT, Geo. Under the present law Il is thought
that the commissioners have the power to ordel
new assessment on church property wher
they assume control of District affairs.
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THE COUNTS.

FOL1CE OouRT-JUGJe SheW.
To-day, Jenny Peek, cursiug, Tan old Of
fender); $40. Michai Lanhaiy, same; 80.
JOHN King, cursing; So. Annie Jones, loud and
boisterous; IS. Harriet Robinson was charged
with being profane and indecent. A colorei
msn testified that the language used .'was 50
Gegustable that be had to get up and leave"
another witness testihed that the prosecutin z
witness used"wuss langu sge" than Harrist did.
The case was suspended. Angelina Ann Crump,
too loud cuTsing In the Division; 20. Rose Me-
Mullen, vagrant and prostitute, was released
on parole OF honor, that she would leave for the
hite sulphur springs, where she Claimed she
was going for the season. Zachsr Merry-
man, assault and battery on Sarah Hill, \ col
Ored woman, who testified to the foul names
defendant called her and 70 his pushing her
Gown on the steps OF her house, continued. DIR.
Jane Wilson, charged with maintaining a nut
sance by keeping very filthy cellar. 1t was
shown that the fault was not that of the tenant,
but the agent of the property, and the case was
dismissed. JAS Mcclellan, threats to Alfred
Borden; bonds TO keep tie peace.
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Foot St,rseyy. &c.

Dr. White, chiropodist, will be in attendance
al his rooms until Saturdy evening, July 18th,
alter which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
visit DR.. Whites es.ablishment (No, 5Sj
10Th street, opposite the Treasury department,
Washington, D.C.,) find that timely attention
10 those important members, tho feet, econo-
misses time, and conducss to heath, comfort,
aid cheerfniness, and probably 70 length
OF nfe. DIR. White reno YES Corns without ain,
20 the patient can walk with ease. He success
Iuiiy treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Club and IngrOwing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office h0rrs from a. IN. to g. o. ~
Fec, II per visit. Established in washi ngt0n,
ID. Z. 1861.
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THE YACHT RACE yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Fanny Bell and Spray vas quite ex-
citing. In starting the boats fouled each other,
resulting in the breaking of the topmast of the
After repairs the start was again made. the
Bell leading until Alexandria was reschod,
when the Spray passed her. Here sldden
flaw OF wind struck the latter. capsizing her
aud throwing her crew into the water, This
virtually terminated the rsce, as the FANNY
Bell rounded the buoy near the lighthouse
willie the Spray was right cd BIZ her own ere v
ard cTcceeded 10 further. The owners OF the
Spray were not satisfied with the result OF yes-
.ercay's race, and they insisted upon a renewal
Of the contest.
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Waaa Srrees roAo~

EKwYoRK, jane 20 The Posts I'm aneial s.t.ol.
and Erie hheT Lsts shore nas s graph mh
steady a. d the remainder Of the list lower. from
heavy, Or ces iaiils Oh, the latter Lake shore.
siDce then the market mas inns proved and bsen
Loteon than with or own ssnsrsi marke', 2e ri %
the c.urse Of that by Itself tier l. de
later i sdsssctd !. ' since is:so il pss aa "a
Leini mar ct sr'Ig b. en- weak, falling Of l.
sus In Southern state spsas "a osig saio. At the
b ard eeTe ct South Csrolinas Raw 1T lsl66aI Ala
he hS S be IA "a T. ptr cent 9a
shhun, paid bI ssrrosers 70; the use III gold Treas
Min il 81, va, disappointment TO the bears in
goId asdh.y Lai BEEN esiculatins total gale Of
sIesay s rs 's and %0 iss.
for piics tal keIs' sterling. In the IoseS M, kot
Ga: TIE frmaess in Iat.s is partly attributable t.
sgr Sh sF; :; tssass f hs new Bat ain
CAV. ard have been since CSngress asj5urped, new
fields for money in Legitimate enterprise.
The Markets.
BAtTINoRE, Juue 3o.-yirsinia skies, old. 80; vir
slniss e,ns2'ts,,d So do excoupons, s West
BiLiIMSaE, Jas sS:-Cot.on dull and entirely
supe, fne, 42s@s O; o.. extra, 52sesee do. family,
O. dog family ss7 S:ss S Sa s1 ana
1.s h I'D ssd Com firm for sou,hera-white south
western mixed, ss@S0; do. white, 6iGSs3. Bye dnii
a snn nominal, so@s5. bay UNCHANGED. Provisions
Gull and unchanged. Western butter scarce and
nrm; prices unchanged Ooffee strong ana quiet -
i AFRO 70 prime Bio csrsoes, coH9 nA whisky
NEW YORK, June 30 Stocks active, unsettled
and lover. Money,3. Gold, lls. Exchange, long
1879: short. 49l Governments dull.
NEW YORK, June 80 Flour dull and droopin e.
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and un.
LoNDor, June 20. 1881 m.-Bopds Of 1865, old,
lN>s; le6I. ls's ~ 4as, luc>i; new S. 1885, Erie,
2ee234; preferred, 45H.
LONDON, June 80, ~. m.-Erie, 29%.
LONDON June 30, 3p m.-Ths weather through
OUT Eng ana TO day Is uEsett ed. Erie. 201a. Paris
dispatches quote reLt- sas 60 fraocs, 40 cenImes
LONDON, June 80, 4 D. M The amount OF bull.
lion gore into tho Bank Of England on balance to.
day Is f25 COO: Paris dispatches quote ren.e4 at 50
LONDON. June 80, 40 m-Bonds OF Is6J, old
ltS; III 40 .. lo4; Lew SIS, l0i54. Erie, 3Ul4 $50
pr efefT ed, "a.
LONDON, June 20. .. m Paris dis patches quote
Ientes at SO francs, 50 Ger, lines.
FRANKFORT, June 81 bonds of lsG2, 97x
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FINANCIAL AND CoxMERCrAL.
washington stock Excha-xe, Juno 3

W00h1nKfOn stock EXch00Re, June 30
Quotations. fuyxsshsd By Middleton q Co., boak<rs.
The following were the prices bid and a,ksd ct
the meeting Of the Waships ton Stock 1xee.nge %.
day ~. gold, Ill bid. Z. :. Bonis-ISsl,s, J.
4 J., IsA 3D.. Ei -ssked Bank ssosss-Eaion. Il
Bark 81 Republic. lss bid, $50 a.ksd Hssionsi Me.
ucrolitAn Bank, l0S bid; Second National tank, IS
bid. ak asked. 6andry Lisi-Naii NAL Thes,er
S 6Sse', J;.I per cent; 90 b.; Ceesspesks and
securities, tDissries OF OoiumoisH Perm imp, ~,
=; lsN, 50 bid; Mssxe. stock b lads. 7's, J:
bid; do. do 1896 90 bid twashineton)-Fand iosr,
bond., Leg ,ss, u, n, l9ol. % bid. "a es.ed
l Hoard OF Pei Tic w~fsT0ertinesses General In.
,s,s 50 BID; do Is1e, % bid do ls71: SIS bd do.
So, al, is'4, 20 bid 70S asked; do. ic75, 70 bid
q ssked do. 1875 .c,z bld, Is assoc do Is7, 70la
bid, ~ asked: Dc, 1873, 7t,s bid, 7e,l sskei
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CITY ITEMS.

ASK your grocer for Dooiey's Yeast Powder,
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits,
Rolls, Bread, GIiddle Cakes, Watfies, sc. De-
pot, 60 New street, New York.
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RELEASED PROM JAIL on WRIT OF HABRAs
CoRPus.-To-day, in the Criminal Court,
Judge Humphreys, William Waters, q stalwart
eolored man, was brought from jail on q writ OF
ton, who moved his discharge. The petitioner
WAS charged by Margaret Greenleaf with being
the father Of her illegitimats child, born on the
2sth Of May, 1872, and WAS committed to jail
by Justice Shea in default Of security to sup
port the child. After argument, Judge Hum.
phreys said that the Maryland statute looked
to the child becoming q charge to the county
mother and child are likely to become charge
able on the county was necessary, too. He
would discharge the prisoner, but was free tc
Say had the justice sent mp his judgment under
the Maryland act he would have affirmed IL,
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NEW sPRING SrTEH OARRIAGKs.-Over
! ioo O. the lafeN Now York ST. les Of An6B&,
Park and Pony Ph@tgns. Top and No S4SS&
Top Buggies, Sash ard Low Door ana -
yump-seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
p. d. sCHnID Co, No. SIG nth street. be-
tween ard ID, Washington, and - W. Iayette
street, Baltimore. Nd. msyll-ly-
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WEEKS DOITGs IN Wall STERHr.-Explains
flock operations On small capital without risk
Oopy sent iree. TUMBRIDGE & Co.,
TO- Wall str cot, New York.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thos. K. Waggaman,
real estate broker and auctioneer, sold lots "a
and %, in square 81, with improvements, 60 y.
h. Brown, for 50 $40, also, lot g, in square IS,
improved by three story brick house, {, Gen.
Thomas, for 10 COO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-30

TO PREVENT Fever aud Ague there Ii no
preparation ike Dooley's Osisaya Tonic. 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW BOOKS
WARREN CHOAfK q Co.'S.
The Great Ice AGE, and its Relation 70 the Antiou
" OF Man: by james Geikie, r. h. s. e. VIII
mspe end illustrations. 81 50.
AcTos America; or the Great West and the Pscis.
Tempest Te.. ssms' kcm MSs,.nsia Nv r,.o. o..
Prgdence Csfrey; Novel. ByT Bailey Alfri. 4.
a Voyage 70 The fortupAte Isles. By Mrs., Pia,t,
MY Mother sld i. By Miss Muloch
John OF Barn.yeid, BY j. Lothrop Motley
Mnhes, chsIiden and Fox, the Opposition unds'
George Ill By W.. Rec.
Beaten Paths. Woman's Vacation. BIZ E,la "
An the New Books, Five Stationery, papcteris
envelopes.
WARREN cHOAfE q CO.,
NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY sToEE
VERNON Row,
jell-tr Corner 10th street and Penua, ave.
CHoIok NEW STILLS OF sTATI0SkBf,
The viss-Eis, Court Papeterie. ccutafafne-x
Quires OF PAPER end two packs Of envelopes.
Papster1es VI Prizes Rep aud WoVe paper q
sorted tints, cortst Ing We Qures Of pSper AM -
velopes 20 rlstcbi inst The thug fOr parties sSC-i
go - the country fer the SUMMER.
Also, Plain and Cheap ststioasry AZ
NM. BAILASTYNR,s,
Al The Kew Books for summer resdies. 80
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TzH crsToxxRs OF Prigs's jsvelry store will
house.
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THR ALARM OF FIRE last night, at 1890
O'Clock, from box No. IL, was caused by the
discovery of FIRE in the house OF d. w. DAVIS
No. e2f X street northeast. 1t was extinguished
by the hook and ladder company with few
buckets of water.
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BroCeHT IRON LIcHMOSD.-This morning
p United states deputy marshal from Virginia,
lrCueEt INTO the Cn-Girsl Court VIM. II.
CHARGED WITH bavir- pass a false AMI forged
creek On r +. Martin, ~ ( niontovn, -. O., Gn
tfe 18th OF May, 1874, rrrpOrting 70 be drawn
y iaTr son Adrian. PERSON agent At SSitl-
Irs-S COR S5S, aud Re was committed TO jail for
tie atti5- Ct tie grand jury
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TIE SALE 81 Ave bFick hcasss on eth street
ntcvs 81 stleet rOitHxest, 70 take pace this az
TcTrCDn e. G"e y. IN, C-Grs splendid caaace
70 obtain a gcod, comfortable koEls AZ grex.
tarE6ir. The sale viii DC ceu1ucteS by IL IN
esason Bros., ana Is IN one OF tie EneSt sections
O. the city.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale b,
Chas. Stott q Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue
and by 0ruggists eYerYwhele. t.H.t.tf
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NOTICE! NOTICEu NOTICE.l

DRY GOODS are esilI selling ss Low r,ts, .,
BAATkR'S, 1870 Peunsylv ami ayenas. NOhairs
AID Alpacss cheaper than ever. Dress Goods Pi.uss
Cslicoes cheap. Bed srreads, Towels, n pkins and
Cents Handkerchief, and Q general sssortmsrt OF
Notions u low figures. apaS-tr
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LETTERS PROM THE PEOPLE.

Mr. EprToR:-Csn't something be done with
the church lcoiored) on the corner of 9Th aud q
streets southwest, 50 a. 70 give the people ia
that vicinity good nights rest, as the cnur n
is IN session from to II and IL O'Clock every
night, and they keep up q continual shouting
which can be heard for squares OFF; and It
makes Il impossible for any one in that neigh
borhood to sleep. After the church services are
over the men collect in squads on the corners
and sing until nearly daybreak, aud keep tas
people from morpheus. MANY SUFFERERS.
EDITOR STAR:-If we have such q thing as a
Board OF Health, and they are not too much
occupied with their own wrsngles and jobs, we
would CAL their attention to the filthy condition
or the alleys In square SIS, and of the privics
bQrIeIing QpOu fhOsa ALLEYS. EIrIz
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~N1A W ui u6sHS oVciS wnctc. tsW,t,us
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. Tha
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency ut Chas
Baums hoopskirt AID corset factory, It'll street,
Inteliigencer building. 1923
THBRMoNKTRRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hsmpler near Az street.
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fitness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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~ CLOSING OUT AT COST, m.
To move BY the 18Th # July the large stock ~ ~
OF FANCY GOODS, at
YOUsG's NEW YORK BAZAAs,
A4l 9Th street.
No humbug.
Store for rent. jea6.tr