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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

PSYCHOLOGISTS say that our bodies are renew
cd once in sevel years. The material of which
they are seco,structed is the blood and unless
it BE fully Charged with the elements of vital
ity, the strength and health OF the system de-
cline. OF al blood depurents, Dr. halker's
Vinegar 5itters is the safest and most infalli-
Bile. Ihtre is no disease arising IRON deprav
alton ofthe stomach which it will not speed
lily cure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

In Colorado "A girl who can't go after
the cows on bare backed pony without
bride or halter is looked upon with con-
tempt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A MAN in Maine advertises that his wife
has lett his bonld and taken the bed with
her.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE Grand Lodge, l. o. OF, which
met in Atlanta, Georgia, has adjourned.
The next meeting will be in indianapolis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THERE is prospect of the issuance OF
II twelve cent coin from the United States
Mints.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

JOSH BILLINGS says: "Tew enjoy a
good reputashon, Civ publicly and steal
privitly."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

OF forty railroads in Illinois only
seven pay dividends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

a5 For the very best Photographs, go to
Bradley * kulotsOns Gallery, with an ELE-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
BIRTHS.

AT Canon City, Oct. Sd, the wife of
Ellis Flowers of a son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

ALL people would undoubtedly prefer fine
head OF hair grown upon their own heads, to
being bald or wearing false hair, and it has
been the study of many OF our learned men to
md remedy to restore the hair when ii has
fallen out and renew its color when it has be-
come gray. S4ch a IN .dy has been found
ana Is nov offered to the world under the name
oi lail's Vegetable oicilieian nair nenewer /;
u Veiiy this statement, read the following ::
has is to certify that was very bald in
Tact my h ad was perfectly smooth and it is
common IN my iamily to grow bald early IN
ilIe. nave now used iOuT bottles Of Halls
Negetable Sicilian lair .,enewer, and the
nan has now grown oLt all over my h ad and
is now u natural broSn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
BARTLEY CONLON.
ScipIU, JENNINGS Co., ISD. /
NJ ~, ~ X -

Personally appeared before me BARLEY Con-
ION ana upon, oath says the above statement is
true. NJ. u, Bt LIEN, Notary Public.
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FINANCIAL AND CON MERCfAI.
Washington stock Exchange. June .

QlOtdtt0rs Juraisked o. Middleton q Co, baAkers.
The following we've the p-ice- bid sni a KID Al
the meetiI Of the Washington 81 Jcx ENchanx- D
dG:-City Passenger RailrS.is- strOpOlitaa
stoS b, H1 asked; O',lumbis stock, 21N ssg@d eus-
drl List-esttOpaI Thsster eonds, q J.,7pr
cent, 80 seked, New York, Alexaudffa, asnfpg-
too, ard Georg-town Steamship Company : stock ,
li0 @ked. District securities, District u ColUm
nab-Pern. imp. 7e,J 1884. T33S bid. rs ssfer :
Msrtet stock boDds, e, 3 } ls47 Is bls, IS
ekec; Water DO Do, 1871 rs I'D, S asked; Water
% do 1903. rs bid Washington -. Five Nesr
C.rtinest s,n7slo, a N ISIS. IS s.k d; Ten
Yea. Bones, "ss,J. = ,ls,s, $ ssEs'; Faed, loan
Board q Pol lie Woal-Csrtincsi-s, Gen-ral la
Hroyemsbt, ss 1873, 81 bid, s. ak d; 90. ls75,
"a bid, s. askeo; 10. 1876, Is bid, 81 asked 10 lsr7
Ie1s bid. asked dc. iSs, 7e,s bid, 50 AK ID: DO
series, q eT, s. asked U.rtihs ste., seEer, S.,
DO ls7o. 81 lid, IS s-kee: do lS7, CT bid, IS ssk=d
Co les, g. bid, IS Aked: do. Series 20 bic: Water
Certificates, Sc, ls77. 80 bid
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The THREATENED INDIAN WAR.-The fol
lowing reports have just been received at ar 20,

The THREATENED INDIAN wAR.-The fol-
lowing reports have just been received at army
headquarters:
Fort Sill. Indian Territory, May Goth, 18Th
General: have the honor TO present for your
Information the following statement in q dis
connected form a. given by "Kicking Bird"
kiowa chief:
"Some time since all Comanches we're or
dered 10 move to Pecan or Elk Creek, to Join in
q grand "medicine Dance" The result Of the
dance and council was q determination to war
against the whites In general, and Texas and
the Texans in particular. To the Comanches
were Joined the Chey ennes IN this determina
ton. They were divided into several parties,
one Of which was to move toward the Fort Sill
reservation and agency and steal the best
stock available; the others to move west
to certain stronghold, there to remain
until the return of the first party; then
70 move into Texas In detached parties
This first party ttole the stock of the agency
and Mr.. VIM. MAIDEN. They were seen by the
Kiowae heading toward their rendezvous, and
driving the stock. In their passage 10 their
camp on Pecan creek they ran OFF I'VE horses
belonging to Kicking Bird and Stumbling
Bear. The Kiowas are Joining Kick
ing Bird, who intends to move eli the camps to
The vicinity Of this post. There wilt not be q
kiowa on the path this summer.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(Signed) Gro. W. Fox.
Mr.. Fox Is the traders interpreter, and bis
report is endorsed and forwarded by Lieut. Col.
j.. w: Davidson, 10th cavalry, commanding
Fort Sill.
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wall Ntreet Ie-anx.

INV YORK. JoDe Tho Posts hsancial arfi.lz
says Colo opened llO,f snd sl sal-s have since
been a. Lob @Go3 On s. ID loans the rates have
beer Fat TO ca q ] Der cent per dsy paid for a
use Of sold BY borrJvers For-ign svch.nRs =
week, end leactng hsnk have red aced Their bui
nal 70 e. 20 4se@4sl, which are yet cOusaerably
above tbe rates fOf bnsiBess Government pnds are
,t@s lover than 7, sisrdsy. State b1uds At The
b'astJ we're stt adv for Tennessees and Sou
Caroln6s, 20 which draings were coBnapd
The Grey market is sill chsrsc erized % srtTeme
esse, call icaIs being 3d3 ant prime mArcantiis
paper t@6 The banks, ss well A. pri gae money
LEI ders, find IL diicuft 20 employ On ir loanable
means, even st tbs rates. The stock msrk.t
opened steady, except for Erie. hch was = lover
snc prices have since declined "a TO ~ per cent,
the latter having been In Efis.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
BalIOting for senator from Rhode
Island.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., jane 9.-The q sneral
ASS mbly met Rt Newport 20 day, aud balOted
IN the separate houses Tor aited States = sna'or
with the following result: Senate-E A Barn
see, -; Henry Howard, G. y Il. Dixon, :, Wm.
Il. Laurence, 3, Charles Hart, ?; and several,
iDcluding VIM Sprague, each. H5use-Whole
number OF votes -; Burnside, -; DiNpn. n:
"A. Z. Barstow, 2, VIM. Sprague, 3; scattering,
Il. The Legislature will meet in convention Al
neon TO morrow, and resume the ball1ting. IL
WAS A. nounced in 10th houses that GOV How
ard a. not a candidate.
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Foreign Notes.

EFFECTED BATTLE WITH THE CARLIsTs.
LONDON. June "A correspondent of the
TfBes, IN letter 10 that journal from Kitoria
Spain, ssys Marshal COncha lie moving against
the carlists in Navarro with every available
means. General Dorregsry, commander Of the
caIhsts, IL already In good position. An ImpOr-
tant action Is expected 10 take place soon.
DEATH oF FRRECH ARCHBISHOP.
PARIS, June s.--Archeishop LsndroiI, OF
Rheims, il dad.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June s-vrsinis sizes, old, 81; vir.
gfbis's ooDsoiidstsd, 6l&: do eN coupons, ~;
DO. peeleIs,s g West yirgii las, IL North Os o,
lima sixes, old a do. new, 6i do. special 8, bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE, June .. Cotton doll and Or op.ns;
prices nominal low mddlings,i6k Flour dull and
heavy; prices urehsng~d. Wheat brner-Penn-
sylvspis red, t2gl Sc; Ohio sad Infi-ns DO
8tdl as; Western spring, sal IS; others IN
chsnsod. COrn-white southern usc6ans-d; ysliou
souihern firm, G@s2; mix d western hrmsr-aew,
7e@7e,Si olc. 81. os,s quiet aud uDehsDges. Rye
quiet. l.0ogl oS Hay Unchanged. provisions
quiet and sts ady; prices utchangd Western but
ter dull apd unehsns.d, ccfse hrmer aud higher
snd auiet, NJ @8 Nhssy-otly limited ioobiLs
NEW York, June s-Flour quiet sai heavy
beat doll and dropping. Corn shsde nrmer.
,.Esw YoEk, June Is ccks quiet and lower.
Money Golo, 100; Exchange, long SSsS; short,
LONDON, JuLe s-The ves,her bore to-day r.
hot.
LSNDox, jane o 1850 o. o. -oonsc's fo- money.
s2si; Tor .eeeunt. sz%@H; ssv fOrt Central, ss'
LosDos, June 2:Sp N The rate Of a count IN
cTen mafket r three m2nths ,ls ~ pr
ceut, v hieh g. b dow the Baak Of England rate.
Erie. 2s1s. Psrfs dispatches asote rentes a. 50
frar
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Railroad Accident in Consequence OF
the AIArlll

BALTIMORE, June 3.-A freight train on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, when near
Bowie station, about twenty miles from Balti-
more, last night, ran into a land slide. No one
WAs injured snc 10 damage was d0ue 70 the cars.
bur the accident OBTAINED the eastern bound
mail tram Que here at lo.4O last night. Anex-
ira train was made up and proceeded east WITH
the n allie at an early hour this morning. The
track If now clear and trains are running on
time
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The Coiored Wen OF Nem,bIs

MENPBIs, June g.-1he COl0Ted people b "a
largr mass meeting last night, At which
speeches we're made by leading coiOred meb
denying emphsucally that there was any in
tention On The part OF the coiOr-d people u act
up rot, aud accusing couple OF newspapers
OF attempting 10 create strife between the two
races for political effect. Res buttons were
adopted 10 the same effect.
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Missed His Wife ana Killed HIS
Daughter

MEMPHIS, june "a dispatch from Ssr dis,
Mise, says: "Mose Gregory. q negro, attempted
10 shoot his wife, but missed her and killed his
thirty year old daughter. He admits the kill
ing, but ssys he tiled TO XIII his wife and would
Kill her yet.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

The HOUSE Appropriation Committee this
morning gave An additional audieace to the
Government Printing Office boekbinder ard
printers, in opposition to the fixing OF their paw
at the average price paid such employees
in New orb, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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District Affairs in Congress.

MEETING OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
The Senate District Committee held a special
meeting to day; present, all the members OF the
com mittee.
The Subcommittee (Messrs. Robertson and
Hitchcock) to whom was referred House bill.
3,025. authorizing the Washington City and
Point Lookout railroad company to extend their
road into Georgetown via Piney branch and
Rock creek, made reports-Mr. Robertson
against and Mr.. Hitchcock in favor of the pro-
posed extension. The committee authorized
MIR: Hitchcock TO report the bill TO the House,
with several uDimportant amendments.
Mr.. Dorsey made q report on Senate bill 6i3,
to incorporate the Washington canal and water
power company, and recommended that IL De
laid on the table; which was agreed to.
petition from the Little Sisters OF the Poor
asking donation from Congress Of S25, 900 for
the Home for the Aged, was next considered,
and the committee unanimously instructed Mr.
johnston TO offer u resolution recomme nd lng
that the aid asked for be granted.
Mr.. Johnston called up the bill turning over
tie jail in the District OF Columbia to the Gus
tcdy OF the United States marshal After m
side rable discussion, the further consiierat ton
of the bill was deferred until the next meeting
OF the committee. The committee will prob
ably hold their last meeting this session on Fri
day OF this week.
IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate to day, Mr.. Lewis reported
House bill 2,179, to incorporate the Inland and
SesboaIc CoastiDg company Of the District OF
Columbia, without amendments. This bill has
already passed the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

INV YORK, June s.-Wm. Is. ogden was to-
day elected q trustee Of the Northern Paciac
Railroad vice j. Edgar Thompson.
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~Ai wRs.siss.os. b. 8, yasss ,gs. % :

wAi R.sssob % g. Sas Ss;s 80 sr 90
nosxpIIIrIes = Tor New Rnglsnd aad the
niccle stsiss, generally clear and warn vesthsr
sccfSe 49, sod station sry falling barometer, ex-
cepf 20 the southern port Of Zoe middle states.
and the Chic val generally clear vesthsr, south
OF se< winds, h,gs tea per.turs aud slsht changes
northwest. partly c,9adI wsather, n,gthsast %
risit bsromefer. asc lssiklg Isca rains for TIE
lover lske ree5on. pa-,ly RI ofy and clear v>sther,
variable IN y. foIlowee b. slight fail In feuDera.
ture and rife IN oaromefer dusine wesn.sdsr. The
Missouri river x:n riss q ses1icn. b lew Ksssss
The day.
LOCAL Brcokp
The fherDometer IN the business ofice 81 The
eTkI ranged to-day - fsligvs:-e q. N. 60 belm-,
s.; u N. IS, . .. m. %.
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THE SENATE Finance Committee will hear
tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock, srgum ants
for and against the section in the tariff bill i'm
posing a tax on sales Of gold stocks, sc.
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RATH ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY,yA.

This hSarhfui, beautiful, sud delightful Resort
Ws- 0p-ned for visitors JUNE lST. a.
Tnsre are various SPIN q of sium, sal EsEAE
p VI, aud ChslS beate wa.eIs, when bsye kS.a31
peri Ci remarkable cares IL the various diseases
for which such waters are used
In buildings lot SIR passe In the mountains,
tbs fave II be tbs best that ton any market
can Eff0rc; the grounds are large aud sGaiE; the
secrecy al eut Il magnificent, ard nOsaiog il
waiting 10 EuaIsntse health OF sIeasurs.
fa7y ca -, mountain views, and material cutiOsi-
ties are IN the vicinity, tbs streams sbount win
tsh, tEe GODS With game, and Dilii uds, cTJIust,
tea y n, sDd other anu-emsnt- prepared II
eEIoy mcEt q -u--ts IL u The PLAC for ne .lth,
pls asurp, sut conf TT.
Tenn So per month Of four weeks; Su. 80 per
week: % per daV. Caiidren unier ten years Odd
and COiOred servants, half price.
CsItsin J HESRy FREEMAN. manager, DR.
GEOEsE ". -RRINGTON, resident physician.
JOSEPH BAXTER.
W. G. CARRIS6TOS,
yss6t Owners AMI PrOpres,Ir..
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TEE CoNPRRENCE COMMITTEE on the bill
relating TO the Fretdmen's Savings and Trust
Company have vet lad no meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

MINIS AND MIsinG.- Sir. Sutro informs Us
that be win not deliver any more lectures IN
less otherwise advertised.
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A DELEGATION representing the tobacco
manufacturing interest of the West was before
the Senate Finance Committee o-day to pro-
test against that section of the tariff bill author
izipg the indiscriminate sale OF leaf tobacco by
producers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

ALL The MENBEks Of the Cabinet are present
the session TO day excepting the Secretary of
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The LATE COLLISION 1t is understood that
the supervising steamboat inspectors will on
Saturday next commence their investig alton
into the collision between the Lady of the Lake
and the United States steamer Gettysburg
The investigation will be held on board the
Lady CT the Lake at her VIII art in this CITY,
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INTERNAL RKvEsUk.-Tne receipts from this
source TO -day were stT4.s 463
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ORDERED TO tn. Colorado ieuteu ant
Louis Kingsley has been detached from the
photographic Office and ordered to the Colo
radc; Lieutenant F.. woodman and Lieutenant
j. V. b. Blocker have also been ordered ~ the
Color ado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

TIE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES on the finance
bill held another meeting this morning but
failed to agree on report They were to have
another meeting later in the day, when it was
hoped report would be agreed to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

The Committee OF Ways and Means this
morning visited the Treasury Department aud
paid their respects to Secretary Bristow.
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TIE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
CHANGE PROPOSED BY THE IN
yESrIGAYING COMMIrTEE

The Present Government wiped Out
A Com issfon of I'm rec 60 Take their
Places Ad Interim - a Cong reSstoaaI
Committee to Prepare q Permanent
Plan of District G0vernment-The
District ffnances-An Important
Measure,
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AT MEETING of tn, merchants and mem.
bers of the Chamber OF Commerce, in New
York, yesterday. com mittee was appointed to
come to Washington to urge the Senate to pass
the noiety kill.
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CEORGIANA EXCURSIONS
FOR
LE0NABDT0Ws, PINEG POINT, NAB
STALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT

These Excursions, popular the past two seasons,
will he IesCmed on SATURDAY, IT.
June 9th. Es&klN
The splendid steamer Geor gis- ms
will leave the TIN {. Rect haif at s D. N FVGRY
sh1t LDh1 during the season, and returning leave
Point Lookout at Q. m. Sunday, arriving ut ssh-
instCn at Q. m. Monday,
= ate Boom tickets for sale at Office Of W q, V
NJ. q :. Rzilread, No. sos PeDDsylvapia ave
Round TIip Tickets, S2N For sale only al the
boat.
E. NIGHrEN9ALE, Agent,
iel-3m 7th s.raat Wharf
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TIE ARMY REDUCTION BILL-The Senate
Committee on Military Affairs have nearly
finished the consideration of the House bill for
the reduction of the army, and will report a
substitute. The committee III AXE slight changes
N the staff departments OF the ordnance, sub
sistence ard medical bureaus, and provide that
III these bureaus the Office OF brigaeiier general
shall not be filed After IL once hernmes uarant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

The CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on the legis-
latve, executive and ju dicial appropriation bill
have not yet reached an agreement A long
session was held this morning, ana the commit
tee met again this afternoon, and was in session
at p. IN. The main points OF disagreement ar,
the appropriation for public printing, the in
crease OF the salaries of certain CLERKS of the
House of Representatives, and the amount to
be appropriated for committee Clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

TIE MISSISSIPPI SUPPERERs.-Gov. kellogg
has sent dispatch to the Secretary Of War +,
saying that the suffering from thu overflow re-
mains unabated in Atchafslays, Lafourche and
Ouaehita valleys, although there is soma ab4te-
mtht on the banks OF the Mississippi. The
committee Is issuing fully forty thousand ra-
tons daily, and in some districts are compelled
TO restrict relief 10 women and children, even
where work Is not attainaJls for able boiiei
men. He axis that the poyerument issna
20 ,0IO daily ratiops more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

NoMINATIoSs.-The Presi lent sent the fol
Living nominations to the Senate to day: Win
q. WhitsOn, associate Justice Of the supr me
court, Idaho; Roger 5. Greene, associate jus
Chss. FL. West, attorney L :. western district
Wisconsin; Franklin ". Oakley, marshal L. ).
western district Wisconsin: Lumau Norton
Judd, OF Dakota, register land office, Spring
field Dakota.
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIVALS.
81 Tx fiG,s, ss
and s ssif Hi H'i f2. hHs
GRACE CLUTCH erkAWBERRY FksTI-
si Or 9 81 sTssf PsnEEss spf
Potion az u ali. to b. confinues tsrOuRh the week,
IN 9is Of the heetoIs SALARY Tickets, adult, IS IS
STBAwBr RSY FEsTIv4LI
70, ihss.., ON WkDNEsDAY aud THURSDAY
EVENINGS, lob ed 18th inst The entire BRO
STRAHBERRY FESTIVAL aad sOCIABLE
7His ivENiSG AMI TO, MosR5W kTENiSG..
pleasant room. go s-Cisbie m pany, pleasant en-.
IsItsiIn ent. Admission, 10 cts. Jt92:
STsAWBERY "a STIVAL-Tha Ladies 81 Nc
- Kepcrte NJ Il. Chapel, Massachusetts, aveIus.
between 9th ard 10th sIeets northwest, will hold
TUESDAY ETiNiSG JaSe Oh, s s e eoniiaai sg
till the ey enii z # The l2,h iac' 1sive
and eTioy Themselves. j-s2
TIE LhplEs OF ct. PAUL's ENG. .LUTH-
FRAN CHUkCH GSrnsr Of a d luh stress
Lscture Room ~ the church on TUESDAY, WE'D
S and nRS ast dss sS 9s sn
will be servdsat me- derste rates. Season tsvet. IS
cents. single admission 10 cents. Jes-3-'
EBoZEN STRAWBERRIES
The BAsHELoBs Q. the MEMOBIALrHUR0H
IA nos.I G. pms will serve 10 their LAZY fri nds
ana %yery bsdy else, the choicest del caey of the
season,
FBeZEN STRAWBERRIES, &c.
, There will be bona y6ds Mrs. farley, Skating
CsTniS oil end other cuFiJsi lee
Don't forget WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
June l0.h and lsh, corner li,h and N sts. ys:st
STRAM FESTIVAL .r the bsnett o
- ST PkTER1s ARISH, June 8th, 9sh aud lg.h
A sshin stOn III all, Pennsy ania avenue, ,ptOl
Bill. Adutssi1n 10 cents. 1882
II NEspAY and THURSDAY, June 10th and lltb.
the Hon. mOntg merry BSir bavipg kindly opened
his grounds at Silver pripg station r this
siob. Trains viii leave the city at 10, 2 4 nd
O'Clock. Round trip tickets IS cents. A pleasant
eyeuirg Drive IN carriages. jee A.
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TIE AMALGAMATKp HOUSE, CARPKSTERs
AND JoINKRs head O meeting last night at Me-
chaDics hall. Henry Mills vas chosen auditor
and David Brannon doorkeeper. A osmm1nl-
cation was received from the American distrfof
committees officer stating that " the proposal
to make o levy OF one shilling per member
other organized bodies In distressed circum-
stances having been adopted by very large
majority, the sum Of one shilling will be due
benefit from the society's fund for st least four
days during the week commencing Monday,
May 1ith, and ending on Saturday May iotb: !"
Action on the fuhject was postponed Mr. T.
H. Bureoyne turned over to the branch 500
received from the San Francisco branch. Mo.
j. r. whitemore rendered his resignation ss Q
trustee, which was accepted. MI. burgoyne
urers account and found IL correct AT the time
of bis resignation the expenditures OF the branch
were seg7.91; balance on hand, s52i.ei.
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NAKhES' HOTEL,
~ HAMPTON VIRGINIA
Ih',veil- kEo~D &c MMER RESORT II row open
IoI lie rtct ptiOn Of visitors. Sea BathiDg \ a a
Isei.tie- snd every convenience for the He.NAV
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PERsoNAL.- Secretary Belknap, while at
West Point yesterday, received infor In alton OF
the death, at Keokuk, Iowa, of his only son,
Willie. and left at once for lat place. ....,ian
w. i. Sherman arrived at st. Louis YESTERDAY
go. The marriage of Mr.. James Rankin Young
and Miss Mary Barclay will take place on the
evening OF the 9th inst, and not on SatuTdsy
the Goth, as announced by one of our contenn-
poraries. The ceremony, which will be quite
private, will be followed by a reception at the
residence of the brides father, on 10th street,
after which the welded pair will start for New
York and some of the northern watering pIac a.
to be gone for several weeks.