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q E D Il q E T O " ".

COAL TRADE The coal trade for the week
past has been uninterrupted aud very active
Messrs. Gilmore Meredith & Co. have received
1889 tons and shipped 2 81 tons of Yonghing-
heBy gas coal, and the entire receipts BY all of
companies were II 458 tons, and the shipments
IL 1851 tons of Cumberland coal; making tie
total receipts for the week, 1871 tons and the
shipments 49, 2S tons.
FRRsRNTED.-A handsome silver communion
sett has been presented to the LIST coored Bap-
list church Of this city, Rev. 5. Alexander, pas
tor, by the ladies of the church.
GRAIN IRADE.-There were 10 receipts of
grain to-day. The sales yesterday afternoon
were }, 500 bushels wheat at SI.62k.
OFFICER HOSPITAL, of the thIrd police pre-.
ctnct, is confined to his bed with erysIpelas
ETHE CAEAL-The coal receipts Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal company for the week
ending MAY Goth were: From Cumberland
sl4 2GS.I2;lG cor getown, So ,37S.43; wlliamsport
S1d9l; total, sl8, S02 IL. Accrued re geaue of
the canal for tolls for the month of Nav: Cum
berland, SCI ,s0342; Georgetown IS, 422 Sc; II an-
cock, 65; Harper's Ferry, 1914 60; Will ans
port, 663.1 u; Lock SO, $3.50; total, s6J 5lO74
The total amount of coal shipped over the canal
during the month Of May, 1874 was ia $50 tone,
against los, 66l in May, 1873, showing 1903 tons
10 favor OF this year. For the year to that date
1894 tons II cwt. were shipped showing a de-
crease compared with the like period in 1873 of
I1,639 tons Is cwt. Decrease in canal shipments
IL ,i96 tons 6 cwt; in railroad shipments 5S, 1874
tons 10 cwt.
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See ad. of Junior Knights of st. Patrick.
See notice Of Reformed Episcopal church
service st Lincoln Hall to- morrow evening.
IL will pay to read Wolford s. Shilberg's new
A telegram TO Mr.. ii. Clay Ford TO-DAY from
Baltimore states that the wound received by
HermsDns, the magician, Is not dangerous.
To morIow's issue Of the Gasette win be the
ence, who 10 slowly recovering from the illness
fIom which he has suffered 80 long.
The new steamboat Martha Washington was
launched at Accotink, Va, on Thursday morn
iDg, snd toSed up 70 ALEXANDRIA, where she is
TO receive her engines.
An attempt was made by burglar about 2
O'Clock this morning 10 enter the house OF j. z.
KING Il street northeast, but the thief las
frightened OF by the inmates.
The teachers of the Immaculate Conception
Sunday-school have elected the folio wing gen.
flemen TO serve for the coming year: y. B.
Clarke, project; p. Vaughan, treasurer and
secretary; +. Parkinson, librarian
At the recent annual meeting of the siies'
Mount vernon Association liberal cJatribu-
tons from various sections Of the country were
reported bv the vice regents, and were very &C.
ton Of the association to furnish spproor a.sIy
and give home-like look to the interior of the
mansion.
At the meeting OF the northern district tenn
Iersnce organization last evening a. NcKen-
dree chapel, Mrs. White read several appropri-
ate scriptnral selections, and prayer was offered
b. Mr.. George Hall, and Mrs. Roach. Mrs
George Hall, Mrs. Jones and others made in
teresting statements of the work, its results and
the future prospects Of the movement.
By reference 10 another column it will he seen
that on Monday evening next an adjourned
meeting of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tOn IL to be held TO elect delegates to the inter-
national convention Of associations to be held at
Dayton. Ohio, June 9th. 1t Is expected that
this will be one Of the largest and mos. inter.
est1ng conventions vet held,
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LECTURES
WILLAhD HALL,
=" Entrance on v street, near FOurteenth.
Att request % many persons.
MR. sUrRo
Hs consented TO repeat hi. Lectare on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated By the CALoIgm LIGHT,
Atso'olook on the evenings %
kVkkf TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. UsLrss
OTHERWISE ApyEsrIsrp.

,,anyser the diagrams and views exhiblted durfns
1917 s VII be tue fOiIowiRs ;-Msp % the
r, 49, sts,ss shoxtes the Minersl Restyns. the
aolS ~ s Sinest ci TIE NAics; DividIng Line %
Seolcg,esl History; scusi psvis.en :. a. f.S.SA
through OF Trschyts; Ho~ Com.tock I,,-,s ,lrssars
sso. hGsss, rgns Q, The rssure With esd sSf
worloi Two Hundred Millions Of Dolisr, Presuosi
Mouth OF the sutro Tunnel; oours,ips Al, a
The line; kailrosd; Timbesisg. Rorss, 49,
nh Oompressed Air Drills; M plossOn with Sitro-
rior shs interior; GA kentuok and his gsoKsss.
View from the Sun NIT over the Forty Mic De-
westward View tov srds Nsunt Dsvids N: ytrsint.
Oity and Gold Bill; shsf .oo Feet Deep; Capitol
Weisht, VI ier, Ore, Waste ReoE, ard a Ton n
silver kvefy Bay; &c Cores Of Fire WOcd burned
70 .. Hour; Mining Pumps; the Ma~f Geo sssi
ksilrssd IN the ord; Discovery and Htsus n ore:
%. opsosttion 90 the sutro Tunnel: stock Gan.
Cheating and Retb,ng the Public: Brfsns If Jstss.
ard Legislsfuree Employ ms Yenal Pres: : n IA,
per tsy the Fronts Of these hanipuisti sns: L,xs1
Ing and HOSTING e Ore. Water Power UttiIgNi IN
ninee; Mines 81 tie II srE Mountains, in 0ermsny
Consumptive Miners-<he csuse q hamsattT a.,
mshds O. rennedy; Accidents In Mines; A dave
miners buried AiiNes Preasture Bla.f-naimef
aud blinded Delayed Mine-dssd bodies rpatins
seSSt; rHIlne Down the shan; Fire il the \ elloE
gseket hine-2 miners burned 20 deai n: E.cApa
and Rescue threngh the Tunnel: Al.o. We've "a
nining Scenes in eli Parts OF the World
Admission free. Tickets NAY be ob,.,D.., ID, 90,
lliostion st the Office Of willsrd's Hoe a ~.
rClolita an Hotel, aud AZ N essrs Phiip a SOL
sons Boob store. Those heretofore tssnas ,rs .,s
ior sll lectures IOeron. Rep NAYS In
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For VERY WARN WAITER
Light Felt and Straw Hats,
Jaconet and Isle Thread Underwear,
Linen and Jean Drawers,
Half Hose, Collars, Ties and Gloves.
Alpaca, Silk, and bingham Umbrellas.
For Travelers-Trunks and Satchels.
At Lewis popular One Price Store" 92D It'll
street, between and X.
USE Dooley's Yeast Powder IL you relish
light, sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls,
Pastry, sc. Your grocer sells it.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now being offered
to purchasers OF Wall Paper and Window
Shades at kidwell & Henderson, 400 9th street.
opposite \ Nj. e. a. Building. 4,6
TAKE NorICs.-1.OOO dozen Fine Gauzs
Under Shirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each. at
Hollander Bros. CID
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, size i6 and
As; Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches; at Hol-
lander Bros. 6,1,6
WINE OF THE WOODS, indorsed and pre-
scribec by the leading physicians as a laxa alive
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
stpstiOn, and Headachs { uneqIaiisd. con
Easy Feet
Being indispensable to health and comfort,
thousands OF persons come from far and near ID
visit Dr. White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
establishment Is located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department.
Dr. White removes Corns without pain, 70
unnt 1hc euOc Cal Dc WOrn VIII ease lie SUE
cessfully treats Bunions, Club, and Ingro wing
Nails. Vascular Excrescences, and other de.
rsngeRents OF the feet.
Office hours from a. M to o. m
Fee, 81 per Wis t
Press of business at the office precludes visit
Ing patients at residences except after %. NJ
Established In Washington 1861.
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street.
1nteIhgencer building. 1928
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE salee ofisr2
we're S219 $50. l,12-e,wtf
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there IA no
preparation like Dooley's Oafisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 40
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet sprains
ecalde, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoareeneee, diarhRa, and all hemorrh ages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations In the fact that 1t is q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings and
Known t. be cure for these diseases. 10, tn q If
---N
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
>-
THE COMMUNITY At large appreci ate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. lis
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THEsCNBsR COMPARED wIra raosz SON IN
ISL AND 1872
twin be seen that but two sewing m shine
companies who we're able TO do busin.ss m
entire san sold As many machines In IsIs As
the year Previous.
TIE American Buttonhole, A. B. Howe, Flor
ence, oavis, Etna and ArtrAm 4 Fauton Sew
either 1872 or 1873.
The wheeler & Wilson sold 1886 more in 1871
than 1873.
The Domestic rose from lO, ss7 sold In 1871 to
~, 54 sold in 1872.
The Singer from ISL ,2eo TO 2i9,75s.
No sworn returns have been made for the E.
Howe. They state to have sold l5i, 0OD, bus
competent judges say they have not sSii that
number.
SALES OF 1873.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire success. Simple, prompt. efficient and reli.
able. They ere the only medicines perfectly
ADAPTED TO popular use--so simple thar MISTAKES
Cannot be made IN using them: harmless A. 20 be
Tree II ON Danger; and 80 efficient to be always
reliable. They have the highest Commentaries
from ali. and VIII always reEder satlsfaction.
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CTY ITEMS.
SeaIng Machine sales for Iszs.

JUST RECEIVED. q new sapply OF L,y-cot,
Oten-eack Dress Shirts; vers good, az; bsst.
$50. Lewis Popular One Pile Store.p
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.eRlATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
NOTICE. NOTTCEM NOTICES

DRY GOODS are rilI selling .t Ios r..a. .,
BAAfkRs, 1870 Pennsylvsnis syenss Mohairs
ale AIpscss cheaper than syer. Dress GOois PiQuse
Isleoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, n apkins and
asoIe Linen n bargains. Hosiery. Ladies and
Notions st low figures splt-tr
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c, To night.
National neGter.-Mrss Katie May hsw "With
the Tide"
TAe1ter Coniq1--"Life in the Far West; or,
Kentucky in 1si2, }" with the usual miscellaneous
attractions.
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II ICHARD b. MOHuN Z Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND srATIOHEKs,
1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS

The Ever g-fcGl Alliance OF lS's, vol s6
Join Of Bar sveld, b. j. B Motley 2 vols 8 no. 81
My Mosher aud 7, by Author OF John Halifax, II
mo-, 81 50
At Her Mercy, b. ism 20 PayD, paper, &C.,
Hsrpey'- T-avelers' Guide to Europe spd the East
fer le74, vol, ST. 5 vols. -, mJ1 u
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCIL The Council met at the a ua
hour yesterday, and adjourned over to next
Monday without transacting any BUSINESS.
HOUSING. Peck introduced bills to erect
station house In Tenallytown, and fer the re-
lief OF Joseph Cammack, which were referred.
Mr.. Fleming presented q petition OF j. n.
Lovejoy, asking to be relieved from the pay
ment OF q special tax for paving cauiageway
of street, which, he said, was not allowed to
settle before it was removed, AMI a concrete
carriageway substituted, for which he was
charged, and for which he paid. Referred.
Mr.. Brown, from the Com mittee on X Afro ads
reported resolution requesting the Board of
Public Works to revoke the permission given
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to lay track
along street, across LIST street and Delaw are
avenue. Adopted.
A communication was received from the
Register, in answer to q resolution, stating that
on the 3Oth OF August, 1873, Certificate OF de-
posit for Sill was filed in his Off 90, for which
Licenses for 81 one-horse cars were issued, and
this Ia the only amount received from such
source as far as the books show; referred.
The House resolved itself into committee of
the whole on the code, and after spending some
time therein, rose and reported progress.
Mr.. Brewer presented the petition of Mary
A. Locke and Florence George for refundins Of
taxes enormously paid.
The Speaker laid before the House a comma
nication from the Controller, in reply to a reso-
luton, showing the amount Of the bills paid on
account of the contingent fund Of the last ses-
sion of the House of Delegates. Also, the
amount of bills audited and yet unpaid; ordered
10 be printed. Adjourned.
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List CH.fFCE
FOB
AN EASY FORTUNE,
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SECOID LH,ST.aLL.NE.TT
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES.

PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool cheviot Suits, PC
Ali Wool Cashmere Suits, 80
RusseIs Cashmere Suits, sio 1911 guns 'i0
Riverside Suits. Ella
Silk Crate Suits, sI2 '-''' ''-
- SILK Mixed Suits sI3
Dudley Suits, STA
p,.eon., sn,. s,s niddlesex Flannel Suits, sIs
su,. Diamond Check Suits, Ell
Imported Cashmere Suits, $50
PRICE OF DRESS COATS,
WITH VESTS To MATCH:
Single Breasted Black Cloth Ceat. and ve1ts,
Double Breasted Black Cloth Goats and vests e g.
English Diagonal Goat. and Vests, s q.
wOrsted Diagonal Basket Goats ana V.s,s, o. B,
PRICE OF PANTS:
Fin All Wool Light Cashmere Pants,
Business Pants from iS g. 30 TO 10 IA
YOUTHS sUITS-at
{" 50 I" ss s s,s s,a s,s 81: 81.
BOYS SUITH-at
'' =: :. IS IS :: :, .' q,
"A. STRAUS,
l0ll.-.-PENNsYLvANI AvENUE ...lOll
Between 10th and nth streets. mayn..r
N Z " U o IS.
Waidffied. Novel. By Auerbach.
Adventures of an Attorney 10 cearch of Practtce
Chapters on AniMsls By Hamerton.
The euperhunan Origin Of the Bible By Henry
Rogers,
The Poetry OF the Orient. BY Alser.
All the New sabbath School Library Books.
Croquet ct all prices.
WIN. BALLANTYNES,
mey4-n l2s TIN street,
u ICHARD b. MOHuN Z Co.,
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MEDICAL, DC.

tnLB DR. DAhBY" he's better facilities thap
" ever Tor practtcins his great speciality. On ly
tst ehdfgs MADE Tor advice and medicine Drns
etore, corner "a s.reet sEd Peunsy IL sniA avenue
tColoniLstion Buildins) may ls-lms
nR. JANE WILSON,
II Athoroufhy experiences and scieutifc ma.
wife and Ladies' Physician
s. sa,enesd 70 81 their residence at any hour,
tendsnoe at the Doctors privste residence s am
bosiness sscredly confidential. mar7.Iy
Al6 1eTH eTRIBY, NEAI Pa AVENUE,
rlrssoam lons az eertence IN both hospital and
Strcture, syphflis, and epormatorrhoa. Gases Of
Sonorrbea recently contracted cured 10 90 dsys-
cypnl 10 Al IL stages quickly cured, and the poi
sen entirely ersdicsfsd from the system Without az
use OF mercury. epermstorrh9s, ereushf on ~
eaSeee and abuse In youth, osu.fns loss OF memory
ane insanity, general debility, organic geaE ne~s
mpotencr nery ous irrft.bility, symptoms Of con-
ss,1s 70 lIdissssion. esetstion o. tie bear,
toreesdings, self distrus, &c, speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DR. R, locsteS for
many years st 4 y d. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
ne consented amer many solicitations By his ash-
city where he may be oousultsd every Wednesdsy
sna ss,nresy In each week, from 8 N. 20 .. m.
EEMAL1 DIBKAsBs of Gil KINDS treated, De-
- ssribe oaso ana enciose -; sdvlcs AID neil.
otne Will be semi. Adxrses Mrs.. Dr. TROEPeOU,
DO. see North Lth street. rhuadeiphfs. Jazz -lys
MRs. II, J. TRlEOB, OF PHILADILPHIh.
" the celebrated Reliable Clszrvoysnf Phyricisn
and Tset u sdiun, has located q 1918 New Tc-s
avenue. once hours-lG .. IN. 70 D.n. EnssSs-
ment can be made for evening". jsif-iy
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The DoNoao PaoPsRTY ~ CoURT.-Yes-
terday. IN the Ctrcait Court, the case OF Donobo
agt gilbert was tried This was an actiou to
fer the Donobo property, corner or 9th ana ID
street,. and the jury gave verdict for ths
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. lOs
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once hours from a. IN. to 6 p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis t
Pres of business at the Office precludes visit
Ing patients at residences except after o. m,
Established In Washington 1861.
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10 snn,I nodeeaN,e The medal was awarded
zee an,a Ill, and diplomas to Emma Ma
s s' Nell .nhn, Annie Y.tse, Mary HendsI.
Nit ,heS . Riddle, Mary Moth srsead, Anaie
! 4cp, Isabella baltimore, Alicc Louisa dugn-
ct. Mintfy Gregory, Matte WEIGH, Aanie
Williams, Mary Frawley, Cora Barnes, Louisa
ston, Margaret Pfeifer and Emma SamytaS.
Three eirls-Annie Lee Ball, Emma Magee and
Anna Huhn-were very nearly equal as to
merit, 20 that after the others had their honors
bestowed, the teacher presented Emma Masee
and Anna HUM each q beautiful book. Elch
OF the trustees addressed the echool in appro-
pirate terms, compiimenting the teacher and
the exercises the heavy rain storm burst n pom
the building, somewhat marring the order; the
lower floor was overlooked in q few minutes
caused by the defective sewerage, and created
considerable excitement.
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GRAND REGATTA will take place on the
fotomae, the course being from Washington 70
GlymOnt. on Monday, the 18th inst Third
class yachts will start NJ g. m; second class at
go, and FIRST class 50 10 o'ciock Prizes for $50
80 and so are offered for first, second and third
IN another column
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AhllSGroN PARK.-The celored map ana
eIeoars- toge Their 9th rhe neatly executed uta-
osf&phle maps Of the above celebrated suburb
Al tosn, are now OF exhibition znd can De OBJ
Iso ~ the auction rooms OF La,imer &
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THE COUNTY SCscoL TRUsrxEs met las,
nlgnt, and Mr.. Settle presented a cOmmuuica
taon nom Mr.. ID. Lewis asking perm: ssion 70 20
before the committee on examinations for an
o-her t.iai FOR teacher; referred to the commit
Zee on examinations. The resolution of Mr..
Instant, was adopted. Applications OF Miss Sat-
ps p gds9p and Miss Annie Briggs for teachers
positions, we're faferrsd.
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, Iak sovKL sPEcIACLs viii be witnessed a,
Ioeff,er's Washington CITY Gard, n 1oo 81.
YORK avenue northwest, on Monday eyenin,
next, OF too horses pulling against the mn .ide3
him release his hsld. See sdysrts vnss,.
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CENERAL HMPLOYMENT OFTICE.-1I
NJ persons wishing 20 ON sloy reliable 6eryanfI
Will DO we'll 20 call g JOexPH BROOKS, 1901
Eth street between Q and b streefa. vhcre maj,
otae0 VIZ o eromyay olled. fsblkly
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TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE saIee ofIsrs
we're S219 $50. S12-s.wtf
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there IL no
per bottle. an
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Observation-Disclosures.

The continualtn crease Of business MAKING n ue-
oesssIy 70 rebuild my store and otherwise fnorsase
my iaclities Tor the execution Of ell orders shaII
DC found, during the pregress Of the work e.
II BRIDGE STREET,
Anew doors shove yefer son street.
o, As tne improvement VIII not interfere With the
ell orders CT my frfends win b. uror
niied and highly appreciated
W. II. VITALITY,
Once, until further notice, No. II Brtdse strr:s
Georgetown, ID. o. msrssty
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WALTER $. cox, -
WILLIAM B. OASSIE Trust$s.
MAYS eoSds THOS now INC An.

IMPoITANT To BUYERs Of READY-ahpr
u CLOIHlHG AND GENTS FURNIsaIHG
$780, psc7In s order to reduce stock, pre-
DDS 10 per cent. loss than any house in tse Dis.
trlct. Nov Is the time for Bargains
n.r,f, RICHARD TULLAIOyn,
grh
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RIAL ESTATE SALEs-B n. Warner has .ol,,
at private sale, 70 Mrs David s.eadman- OF
OHIO, for j. W. Drane, esq, a three tOry An 7
basement brick house, on 10th street, between
y anu y streets, Tor 300, and lot l3 square
50, on The corner OF i3. and 3 streets south
west, 70 John Pettibonss subject to certain
taxes, amounting IN the aggregate to about
$50 Also AZ suction, yesterday afternoon
lot IN square 10, fronting IS fest on 2Ith street.
snd . feet on street northwest, to John Lyons,
az Il so. ''
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IN the Circuit Court, the case OF Hunter 81
Cox was tried. Tots was an action for one
months pay a. health inspector, which was
withheld because plaintiff was on leave OF All
sence. Hunter insisted that IL was curtomary
for the pay 90 90 on during q leave, but the Jury
decided otherwise by finding q verdict for de-
PENDANT.
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"A HOUSE STRUCK BY Recommendations
the storm yesterday the frame house OF Mr.
18th streets southeast, was struck By lightning
on the west gable end, AID the electric aud
tore on number Of boards, knocked down q
Susnuty OF plastering, and badly frightened
the inmates OF the house. The weather bos I'd.
Log took ire, but the rain was failing 40 heavi
that IL put the rre out in few minutes
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Male primary No. l3, Miss Loais Stroble Po-
tomac building. was examined Yesterday ct 2
O'Clock by Trustee Wilson. There have bean
transferred during the year 80 pupils. leaving
for transfer. The exercises were interesting.
and proficiency exhibited satisfactory to ali
concerned. The roll OF honor was as follows:
Medal to John Campbell, between who N and
VIM: McGinnis there was sharp contest rs 20
rnerjt The former, however, showing the best
record as TO attecd ance, the honor was con-
ferred on him: Diplomas, Riley Cumberland,
George Stahi, George Tssker, Elva B. Rice,
McGinnis. John Newman. Harry Mouney Sam.
uel Crown, Frederick Mcguire and Roscoe
Adams. The examination having been post
poned from $50 q. m. to p. m. without any pre-
st0us notice, many were debarrod the Pleasure
Of witnessing the exercises.
Female Primary, No. u, Miss Sophia Allen,
teacher, located in the Potomac building, was
examined yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Wright
During the past year there have been IS trans
fers to higher grades. leaving on the rolls al
Present61, all OF whom are ready for transfer.
ms Is ACKNOWLEDGED to be good showing, in
never having attended school before this year.
oiighteyed little girl named Auns Ward re-
ceise1 the medal, and diplomas were awarded
Sarah Hassn. Mary Mcbride, Euzabeth Whit,
ting, Alice Norwood, Emma Elmore Dora Dole
man, Annie Dowell, Emma Brown, Jessie
gsret Sanders, Anna Y esfmsn. MINIS P,caer
Lydia Raglan, Anne Braxton, Clara Wlinams'
and Ida Johnston.
Female primary No. 2, Jefferson building.
Mis- Martha Barnes teacher, was examinad
yesterday afternoon by Trustee Champlin, as
sisted by Mesers. AtLse and Lloyd, 10 presence
OF many parents and friends Of the pupils Tn
school is composed of tRo classes-One primsrv
and one SECONDARY. During the year there xv.
been thirty three transfers TO higher graies.
leaving nfty-seven ready 70 be transferred. rnis
is q No. school. a. the exercises vesterdag
fully demonstrated. The really aud corre,t
Responses In arithmetic and geography were
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OUTRAGE--A colored woman, formerly the
slsve OF Mr.. John Broders, and still Lying with
that gentleman, near Springfield station, was
her way home, last Sunday afternoon, By two
c0lored men, who brutslly outraged her. Mr.
Broders was in the city yesterday looking for
the wretehes, who are supposed to live here, bat
failed 70 md them.-4lerandrta Gazette Iasf
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