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LKG AMPUTATRD.-Yesterda afternoon Drs.
johnson Eliot, Robert Reyburn and G. L.. Ma
gTuder amputated the left leg of Mr.. Andrew
jackson, who was badly injured yesterday by
being thrown out of his wagon near the CITY
Hall, as stated in last evenings STAR. The leg
was taken off between the knee and ANGLE His
condition was rather critical last night, but he
is much improved to-day.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, July Is, 1874

so0OAA . JULY 70, iS4'
From wAsHINGrON CITY.
s.SSSo e. NM % b ss1,,s and Way Stations:
n way stations on Main Stem, and Washington
100 a. m, baltimore and Relay.
mOre sss R RSTn. phiisdeiphia, Boston, Bal
natl, columbus, Ssnd1sfy, Berfeiey and SiI Bed.
ford Springs. Deer Park, Piftsburs, Rock
BsSs rC'f reaeEcR stsS3.
D.:. White ,. sRsehS. SPRING. Psy Cars
SIS a. m, Point Of ROCKS aud Way Ststiops s0"'
1884, sS9s M, Baltimore and Way stations
io.og q; m, Baltimore, Blsdensblrg, Beissvile,
A'oo m; New York, Philsdelphia, Norfolk, FL
2 an noost Caay, Baltim,re. Dtnna az Relay.
S'2S p Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
mediate Way ststions. '0ef'0A ana all inter-
Point Of BOOKS and wsS 81 stons, Tis Mstca'
pol1tan braRchD
ss'fsp m Bal imore, Annapolis snd Way Stations.
o.ds p. M, Baltimore and Relay.
.03 .. m, Baltimore ard Relay.
'.oo p; m CHICAGO. 81 Louis, louisville, Oincin-
ley Springs, Rockville, Hasertown, PsH-
, IN n1an C9rs; B,sakfast n Grajton.
50 p. m Baltimore and Way Stations.
s.4s p. m, Pittsburg, Rockville, Point OF RHcss,
mariinsbure, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland.
s p.eTsu at All stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAIgs.
bdH'mors and Wy StatiOnS.-s.3o q. m, loo,
For BaLt,naO7s dnd RsIay-7.3O e. N. and 70s
Wes.es os q. m. and7p.m.
PlttSbug--s.43 p. IN.
~ Az 1faiHs Stop at ViadEot RoteI, hel1y
For further information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
4so Pennsyly anis svenue, where orders viii be
my f FHos 4 SHARP, Master Of Transportation
GEO. b. KOOETZ, GeBn Agent jyI
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SUSPICIOUS DsATH OF A PoLIoEMAN.-A
merter Of the fremont police force, named
Daniel NJ. Brown, was taken III Q few DAYS
since and was attended by the police surgeon,
wso, failing to relieve the patient, called in
putting their heads together 1t was decide to
administer sulphate or morphine hypodermi
cay, This was accordingly done, and the
Health having declined to accept a certifi late
se,tr 3 forth that death had resulted from gas-
trtis, an inquest was held, when, as sppeaTs
trict Attoi ney yesterday, the jury rendered a
verdict that Brown fsdied ffoxi q rnalarial fsver
Of bilious Intermittent character md chat in
their opinion his death was fastened bv the in
Sudisious use Of morphine.n-N, r Herarf LET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At the 5lst monthly meeting of the Capitol Hill
Building association last night s. 37S was re-
ceived, one-third of which was reserved for
Withdrawals. % shares were cancelled at A
premium per ahare.
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IT rs REPORTED that more than one hundred
people have been cured Of rheumatism in tn
past month by the use Of Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

SAEFoRD's OLD-TIME MINsrRRLs continue
to draw good houses nightly at Odd Fellows
Hall The exceile. &c Of the troupe Is uniyer-
sally admitted, and persons going once are sure
70 60 again. Performance every evening this
week and matinee on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

ON THEIR OWN HooK.-The ex-trustees of
county schools are engaged In holding examina-
tons Of applicants for tescherships for county
schools 1T their former place Of meeting. in 9TH
street.
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CITY ITEMS.

DooLRY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest bpt
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls &C., prepared in fe " minutes.
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MARRIED Nor MATED-T,C DirOrcs Cases
To-day Mr.. A. h. Browne entered q suit for
Mary Elizabeth SeitZ for a divorce from the
Dor de OF matrimony with Henry Seitz. She sets
forth that she married defendant on June 18th
1S66, in Baltimore, and they lived together un-
iii the Sd of August last, when he deserted her
She states tfat during the last three years he
has frequently been intoxicated, and has beaten
and otherwise ill-treated her.
The same attorney entered a suit in the name
Of ChaTiBa Maria MCdena against Dominica di
hOdena for a divorce. She sets forth that at
the age Of thirteen years, on the 3lst OF August
1862 she was married to defendant by Rev. j
A. Walter, at 81. Patriek's church; that she
lived with him three months when they sep4r-
ated, and he sailed for Europe, thereby wilfuIly
deseTiiDR her; thu she has not seen or heard
directly from HIM iOr the last seven years, but
believes he is living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

FIRE IN THE CITY HALL.-The alarm of fire
last night, st 10 O'Clock, from box ,. was occa-
sOned by the discovery OF fire in the water
closets IN the basement OF the City Hall-nOrth-
east corner. The wood wainscoating near a gas
metre was partially destroyed, making con-
siderable smoke but doing very little damage
The IRE was extiDguisbsd before the arrival OF
the engines 10 Is supposed to have been ignited
nom a leak IL the gas mebe by some means un-
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
Rev York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per aDnum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. SATURDAYS, Q to
and @ to 8. 27t3 I4tIS
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITEEN.-Mr. Warren O.
Choate, an old and highly respected citizen of
Washington, died this morning at his residence,
on Indiana avenue, near Sd street, in the 10Th
year OF his age. Mr.. Choate was a native of
the eastern part of the state of Maine, and in
early life followed the sea. He came here about
20 years ago and established himself in business
Hewss quiet estinsble citizen, and it is not
known that he had an enemy. He was a'cousin
Of the Hon. Rufus Choate and also related by
marriage TO Dir. ThOs. Sewsll, father of the
late Rev. DIR. Sewall, of the NJ. +. church. He
married a daughter of the late Solomon Drew
OF this city, who survives him, with six children,
Warren being the eldest. In former years he was
very active member of the Masonic order,
holding his membership in Federal Lodge, No
I, and Columbia r A. Chapter.
HE funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, so Indiana avenue, on Friday, at -
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MAoHIrx. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsdm's hoopskirt and corset factory, I h street,
ntoliigencer building. i0,2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
riety OF work can be done on the Wheeler an6
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. BE
convinced Of this by calling at No. 461 PennsyI
vsnia avenue. 72E
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Condensed Locals.


Sora and blackbirds are plentiful In the
marshes around Alexandria.
Nine marriage Licenses were issued yester-
day.
Attention Is called to the advertisement of the
Cooperative purchasing association.
The winter uniforms ofthe police of the 1s,
=, e,e ana eth precincts were inspected by Cap
Louisa Havener, q white girl, aged 70 wears.
RESIDING At the corner Of 5th and NJ streets north
ssst, on Monday fellfIom fence and aislocated
Inc Warrington Monthly Eclectic Is the na...
of q handsome, well-hlIed periodical just started
in this city, with X. Hamilton editor, and A. II.
Gull, M. D., associate editor. It is devoted TO
general literature, science and art.
Yesterday, John Quinlan and Michael Hoof-
ner were thrown from buggy on Pennsy lvsnia
avenue, nesr 10Th street, ard the latter was
badly injured about the head and body. DIR.
Thompson assisted him, and he was sent home.
About II O'Clock last night Detectives Sargent
and McElfTesh overhauled, at the corner OF 9th
and streets, VIM. Harris, cOlored. having in
his possession a fine sack coat and other articles,
supposed TO have neen stolen.
Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock, IRE was
discovered at No. Az Massachusetts, avenue,
which was extiDguished by the members of the
Hook and and Ladder company, without turn
The store of NJ. T. Eiseman, Oh 9th street. m
posite the Center market, was enfcred nv
thieves last night, and robbed OF about $50
worth OF clothing, eonsisnng Of pants, vests,
The Prince George II. z. camp meeting will
be held one-fourth "a nile from Tolbert's sta
ton, on the Pope Greek branch Of the Balti-
more aud Potomac railroad, commencing next
Friday.
eolored woman. named Sarah Speaks, was
found night before last sick and insensible on
the street by Oficers Collins and Bryan, ard
taken to her home, on I'd street, between l. and
NJ northwest.
Night before last Detectives Sargent and Nc
Elfresh rsided a house in Fsggy bottom, eouth-
west OF the capitol, and fOEnd lot of stzff sup
posed 20 have been stolen, and took in custody
one Edward Green, whc is held at ksadqua
tfTt.
The four OF the Potomac boat club who con-
tested at Saratoga are expected to arrive here
this afternoon, and will be welcomed home
heartily by their brethren. They will 90 into
training Immediately for the race with the Ara
lostazR, to tske plsce October fst. The interest
manifested in the coming contest Il strong. and
the race will ne doubt be ezcitIng and q close
one -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

@The seventeen women and ten man. an.
gagged In o can can dance at Q thearer on
Broadway, New York, arrested Monday piehf
we're released yesterd, >, the proprietori being
held foy trial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved to Jos. W. Nairn's, corner of p nnsylys-
MIA avenue and 9th st. Almanacs Free rSep3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

ELECTION OF OPTIC annual cleo
ton OF the West End Catholic Hibernian Be-
nevolent Society was held last evening, with
the following result: Cornelius Ryan. president;
Adam Rowaid, LIST vice president; Miles Glib
bons, ID vice president; =. McMonigls, re-
cording secretary; John III. Grady, financial
secretary; John Moran, treasurer; Sylvester
Heilman, Michsel Conner, John II. Leonard
Edward Casey, and Denis Burns. board OF d.
rectOrs.
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A LEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON Il.

A LEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON r q
ALEXANDRIA e FREDERICKSBuRG Err
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
hScad trains leave for Alexandria rs foiiows:-o
~, II q. m, 4, 3, a. 8, ST. .. m;
cnis1 ana D. m daily, Gil other rains daily excess
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. follows
Peg a;sS, s;SSl s;Ss, l0:35, 1893 .. m.
a'SS' DO t3SS, 300, o:3S, :SS D. 70. The s:Ss
other trains daily except Sunday.
ws. E; n; and and a, connect with trains
RICHMOND FAST EXPRESS leaves daily, ex.
oept Sunday, ct ,. m, arrive at Richmond I0:4s
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington 1888 p N. daily except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and bouthwest
for sale at Omces corner 18th street and Pennsyya
MIA avenue, and corner 9Th street and Penneyynnis
eyenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag.
gage TO be checked ct Ill hotels and reoideuoes
through TO destination,
\. 8. YOUNG, Gent PASSENGER Agent. tyss-u
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF A CHILD.-About d.
N. yesterday Mrs. Boyd, wife Of w. III. b Dyd,
living at 2l0 Cough street, vent into the yard OF
her neigbbor. Mrs CORY, No. 2ls Cough street,
having with her one OF her children, Robert, q
months old. While the mother was engaged In
CONVEX sation, the child playing about the yard
come out by its mother. A few minutes after
she again mt sed him, and ran into her own
mouse TO ond I'm. Not seeing him there she ran
chid?" 1t was 81. ,gested by Mrs. CORY tn al
ne might have gone II the closet again. The
mot1e called upon grown daughter Of Mrs.
could not do 1t from fear. The young Voman
DID 30, and found that the child had fallen head
foremost into the sink. The mother ran into
another citizen rushed INTO the yard and Tot the
child out. To do 80 they had to break the boards
with an axe. DIR. Gaitely, who was passing.
gasp after being taken out, but that was the
last sign of life ne showed-Bdgt Sun, ID,
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OF THE
gNlvEE SITY GF GEORGRTOWN.

gNtvEE SITY GF GEORGETOWN.
The next term q this schsoI viii commence an
EEDkEsDAf, October 2, lS74, with the fOll Jwiag
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
Criminal Lay ard tEe SEEM az nS,as'
0bRlsTuPRIR IE6LE, LII. b,
fn5enat ttreg:y Conirqes MeTearfis Lao
The pisr Of iBstruoti0u embraces Lecture, Rel.
tailoRs, AID exsmuaious upon the seyers titles II
law, ioeeiher with illustrations Of &C ual Court
Application for information, either in person ~
present. q the college hail, Coinage Law Building
street. Tss.iI gt1n daily, from 20 .. N.
szftOIO u. i. HAhLkf, Sec. Of the Faculty.
N hs: A. PICKS eELEOT SCHOOL FOR
l'I BOYS. at $50 lsfi SfreSf, corner Il, viii com.
msnce IFS Fourteenth Annual Session eEPTEMBER
l9tb. Please call after September 9th. sueIl- I'm
ct. yINCESr's SCHOOL co7ne1 iOfE and q SIS +,
uhder The care Of the Sisters OF Charity viii Re,
opsn MChD4Y, Augu.t 31st. Parents are re-
Qoesteo 70 send their children promptly. aux2O 2S
ROIs' ACADEMY,
IN IN rear q D. sssderLass's ChErea, ~ ,c
T. Number Of pu pills Iimit-d to tbrt2 TSs ohia,.
institution are 90 fit boys for business or for
ss regular s1ds and .ersT 1IO saTs oI
rem THIS sehool 70 lucrative positions shor hand
1Sia sii1s Id BSSsGs sEs.s
tpeelsltiee For those who design 90 enter SolIege
bs0n
DeOkatOre<.
x a number OF gold and silver medal. syerded each
sa:,O-lm. Am, nd hE.s P PSineipal.
IN ossLnhE sAMiNAkY,
II 1ess street, bet. 18th II and Vermont ave.
mles u. DERRICK, Prfn lsuccessor 90 MIS- b.
hoes Jhe school session viii commence sEtTEN
BIZ 10, 1874. Thoroughly COM etent teachers have
psen epEagec. For particulars apply 70 the Pr1n-
cipeI, ~ the semipary. angls-ln'
'A1, WAsHls aToN IEMaLE sEninAsI
VIII b. opened MONDAY, september IL, 1sz4, Il
No. lO21 l2th street porthx esf. Mrs. T. ID.
buTcHkB and Miss n. o. DOUGLAS, Prioci-
CONZAGA COLLEGE,
" Ia, bet 6OTsh CAPITOL and lss SIS sc-thbresf
This lpstftrtisn e conducted BY the Fathers al
the Society of yeeus TIE course OF studies IA the
that pursued In other coaiucfsd
by that order. echoo, will be pened on NON
DAY. the 7th Of September.
sneistocti JAMES OLARK,s.y Priest.
WIsLEYAE FENALE COLLEGE. WiImJ1..
w ton, D.favare. Tue fall session will b.-i,
Sept. 10 b.. Fer catalogues fnfcrn atiop aaSra.s
Bsv. JoBE WILSON. President. snsls-is,s~
M lke CALKINe' SCHOOL viii re-aeo
w MOeDAf eep.Am Der 7lh
~ ubsn n all. csrper OF a asd street, so,tb-r
east Es~;dtice, ie3 q street eou' h at suen ID
:! EoAkDlk v aud DA \ scHooL rili rs-ossn
A. 80 street, corner 81 1oIh. eecfeuber =, MA,
s sers' - sdfanfsses. Northern Tsschsrv: NOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

An OLD SOLDIER FALLS AMONG THIEVES,
WHO $50 THROUGH" HIM.-Yesterday after
noon, about 4 O'Clock, Officer Burr, station
Keeper OF the second precinct, noticing an Old
house, in company with two cOlsred men, and
thlnking something wrong, called Officer Vests
attention 70 it. That on Ger followed them, and
noticing them turn into a lane, followed on and
ssv them shove the old man against a tree and
proceed to ego through" him. They obtained
from the old soldier a pound OF tobacco and a
- bill. Officer Yves. Immediately took the par
ties 10 the station. where the soldier gave the
name Of Jerry Flanagan, and the prisoners
were recognized ss Jesse TolsOn and Thomas
Reynolds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

~A contract has been awarded to n Bostoa
e. m for the erection of the soldiers monument
at York. The work via cost s35, 900.
a%Miss Haines, o graduate OF the Canton
Theological school, has assumed the passionate
@A musical critic ont west says OF vocalist
of local celebrity, "Shs has magnificent voice
for fog whistle"
~Triumph Of principle. Negro minstrel
troupes travelling In the west now omit the
"niddle man" in Difference to the CHANGERS.
~The French Journals Le Temps, L'Opin-
ion National and LIE Bien Public have been
eenteneed 70 nominal penalty for publishing
Baxaine's letter.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Au,use,ncnfs Ae IN

Amusemenfs, dc. To night.
strels.
Theatre ConiqES.-" The Brooklyn Scandal
ard miscellaneous performances.
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BUILDING AssOCIATIONs.-A meeting viii
be held at MariBi's hall, T. street, this evening
for the purpose OF organizing a new building
association. The recent decisions by the courts
affirming the entire legality OF cooperate
building associations appears 20 have increased
more than ever confidence in them as institu-
tons in which all peTsOns Of limited means
aid income may safely lay by pOr-
obtain assistance in acquiring homes
Each member has but one vote, whether he
holds Cne or more shares, and as these associa-
tons are composed for the most part OF the
thoughtful and industrious portion OF our COM
muntty, good CfhceTs arc directors are secured,
and careful management secured. A full ex-
planation OF the practical workings and bene-
ITS OF these associations viii be made.
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E'DUCATiON
FER BEAL LIFE
>sCURED AT TRK
WARRINGTON BUSINkSs COLLEGE,

W AehhNctON bANtNA>s toLLtSEs
through course % instrucios ans tra'niag sdapt-
60 70 fthd"r young mer and ", mea useful, sslf-
snpporting, aud suJ oossfui.
his institutlC has oyed ten years Of rti
rupted prosperity, and Is tud-rued b. maay ~ the
most ortN and subsi sntsl citiE-us ~ he District
AID ci Tie tied = atcs, Who have secured IL nd
Nsntaees Tor their IONS and daug htrrs
1HR eCoLAsJlC NEAR begins MONnAY. August
S-the most favorable time 20 erter-but scholar
sbl ps are Issued ~ any time and date from time q
entrance.
PkEFARafokY DEPARTMESr.-Boy aud sirls can
enter this de rarBelt " no have gone through Log
Division In Arithmetic.
BUSINESS DKPAKTMENT. -Studouts received in
tbs ceIsr,melt who have gone through Decimal
Fractions IN any Arithmetic.
TUIIIoN.-scholanhips foT cbii mited time, slao,
payable m four equal monthly fnstslneuts; or S.
II paid NJ time Of entering. Year scholarship, sen
payable In siK equal monthly iDstaluents; or sSl,
II paid 81 time 81 entering By the larter. three
M nihs, 10. pap able entering.
eKssioNs Day sessions, hold from q. m. 90 $50
. m, an 70 the best opportunities for young gen
tlemen and Dung ladies between the ages z II and
= years Evening sessioss, bella fr,.In 20 o. m /,
MONDAY, Inesdsy. Thursday, and Friday, are
ptolaily designed Tor men. women, aui youths who
educStisn
APPLICATION should Re made Of the College Of
nee, corner TN and streets northwest Con.mU-
nlcatione should be addTes 20
auGlsim q q. sPENnER President
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BALTIMORE & 2

BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
II DEPOT CORNER 9Th AND TREATS n. W.
Aner June 2Sth. 1874. trains will run as follows:
TsAiNS LSAV E FOE TRAINS ARRIVE az
BAL TIMORE. WASHlNGTON.
s.os q. ~. northern ex- o:IS .. m,,Hew YORK. Ex.
mess, ouly. press, daily.
tion "a AMI M Aoconmods $50 g. m. Fast Line
s:23 a. m, Limited tx. L o: iOs m, Accommoda
press for New York, ti9a daily eK. Sunday.
%! car train and fPhi1.deI PGtti'ne OK.
ii:ss 3. m, Fast Line press daily, ex. sunday.
West daily, eI. Sunday :O3 p. m Limited NJ.
5:4op M, Account. da- press from New York.
tI0h, oaily, eI: sunday. daily, ex. Sunday.
s;SO m Tor Pittsburg, :5S p. M, Aooomnods
Oinclnssti. and South ton, except Sunday.
West, daily; For theses ,. m, daily, from
NoItn CaiVs except Baltimore and the west.
$40 M for Phiadel- Express b d Jail o"''a''r
1!9s a55'i D. di N! 'acoommods,
tion to Baltimore daily
except Sunday
s:0s p. m, daily, New
York Night Express.
Trains leaving w asnington ct = .. n. on Mon
dsy, "Wednesday and Friday, aud $40 .. IN. daily,
except Sunday, connect ct Bcwie with trains foI
POpe's Greek ,leaying Bowie at 10 q. IN. and 5:I0
p. Ne, arriving AZ Pores CreeA at 1:se and vas
Trains leaving Washington Of 5:35 q. On, sna
$40 y. m. connect az 0dentor with tr aims for An.
Trains arriving st WASHINGTON q. 1910 O. IN.
,nd s:55 .. m, connect sr Bowie with trains from
Passengers lesYfns their orders st Ticket once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsy enIa
avenue, northwest 9th street and Pesnsy I've.
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for sns
checked at hotels and residences to ell points HcTt
bins, InlisnaPolis, Louisville, Sc. Louis, New Or.
l~aas, chicago, On aba, San Francisco, and al
points East, West, ESrts sns South.
4. B. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent apZ3-tf
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THERMOMETERS and Is AroneteFs are repaired
and made 70 order by Hempler near * street.
TEH SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofl8l2
were s219 eco. l,12-s,wu
THE COMMUNITY sc large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

THE RECENT ARREST OF IHcRNDfARIEs-
alias Grayscn. Abel P. Davis, and Robert Holm
son, oy Lieutenant Noonan, Sergeant Red gay.
ard Ofncer Reese, on the charge OF being con,
the northern part OF the city and the cor nty
the Inhabitants have had comparative ouist
and now begin 70 feel secure. The witne. SEES
are to-day before the grand jury in the cases,
i've each.
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1914 GREAT 1914
toI4PENNsYLVANIA ROUTEISII
NORTHWEST, soT ~ THs MD soUrHw.s4
Trains leave as follows:
~asnin 9tOn-., e:3t a. M Baltimore. 7:23 a.
$50 pm - - 7:3sp. N
TIE GREAT Dt1bLE TRhOK ReUTK,
siLn elegant Scenery, Palace stste-room Day snc
Night Cersj with monderD Improvements.
Two hundred miles saved u Western and Oentrs
The ll:3s .. n. daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
West and Northwest; $40 .. M, daily, Cincinnati
and southwest.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
shrongo from WASHINGTON To BUFFALO
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS without change
Tickets BY this route be procured at the once
3orHer OF 18th street and Penhsy lyaLia svenue
corner OF 6th street and Pennsylvasis avenue,
Sstions Hotel, where reliable informstton Will b,
given st all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these offfccs oa1
SECURE accommodation fn Palace Oars for Chicago
ST. Louis aDd Buffalo.
Ed. ,. YOUNG, General PASSENGER Agent,
.D Baltimore, Md
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TIE wAsHISGToS NATIONAL MONUMENT,
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tor monument:-Frsncis Marion Council, No
a., o. U. A. NJ, Z altimore, Md, eco; Oakland
Lodge, No. 50, knights of Pythias, Oakland
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DkLxeATEs TO REPUBLICAN Corr
SkEsstosAL CONVICTION. - The republicans
OF Alexandrta last night elected the following
ceLsks,est 70 ne Congressional nominating con-
renuon when meets on the 18th instant az
SaIpeper Court House; First ward, Geo. L.
Ihorp and r. Fre-lsnd; Third vsrd. y. =.
Payne, r. ID. Beck ey and James Rnckusr.
Fourth yard, John seaton and B, 4. MItchsiI'
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V9k Isis osBoRsks YOUNG LADTgs'
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