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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

The GRAND JURY-4Bs0luts Secrecy Re-
4aiyst-1o-ds Judg Humphreys, in the Grim
inal Court, sent for the grand jury. and on their
coming into court he addressed them, stating
that he deemed it his dnty to make some Obser-
yatloDs in reference to their duties. He had
noticed in the papers articles in relati IN To
20 what they were doing, even before the court
had any knowledge OF the fact. They should
understand that il is their duty not only to keen
their Cwn counsel, but not to allow any
one 20 approach them on any subject which
they were considering. IL is wrong TO give anv
Information or even intimatiOn OF such
cases. He hal noticed that a person had been
brought from jail before the grand jury-how
he knew not. There was no authority outside
the court 10 take party from jail, and all the
departments in the city have not that right.
he had known only by newspapers what the
grand jury were engaged on, and he desired TO
stste to them that what they were doing should
FIST be reported 20 the court. He did rot mean
to blame them. bat simply to call their atten-
ton TO their duty.
Mr.. Garden, the foreman. explained that
some OF the cases mentioned were known first
TO the newspapers; mention of some he had no
uced IN the papers four days previous to being
brought 70 the attention OF the Jury.
The grand jury then retired.
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IHE TAIL OF THE CoMET.-The series of
calculations respecting the tail Of Coggia's
comet which have appeared from time to time
IN the Tribune, constitute an entirely new
feature in astronomical research. This is the
hrst instance in which an attempt has bsen
made TO predict the rate of development of the
tall OF comet its curvature, and its position in
space. The accuracy of these predictions has
been verified by the facts; and in another coll
umn will be found a summary. Among other
tail Of this comet was not hollow cylinder and
may have been fiat disk; and that the repeI-
liant force which drives off the particles that
form the tail, is the exact counterpart of the
grayitation which 1t supplants. Aithouoh the
tail has become invisible TO most ewes sooner
than was anticipated, we cannot yet be certain
that 1t Is quite imperceptible. Prof Lewis
swift writes that he saw it ia the predicted posi-
ton even in bright moonlight, on Monday
nightly. Y. Tribune.
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Foot SurseFy. nc.

at his rooms until Saturdy evening, july 18Th
after which he will be absent until Mond "
morning, August Sd Thousands of persons who
visit DR.. Whites establishment NO. SIS
18th street, opposite the Treasury department,
Washington, DC, find that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econo-
mises time, and conduces to health, comfort,
ana cheerfulness, and probably TO length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
20 the patient can walk with ease. He success
rally treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Cino and lpgrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m. 70 6. r. m
zee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. G. 1861.
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MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
rlety OF work can be done on the wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. BE
convinced Of this by calling az No. i6I Peunsyl-
vania avenue. "a I.
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THB Chi Phi SOcIETY-AnnudI Conrsntio,
and Election 81 OJiceTf.-The iftieth annual con-
EentlOn OF the Chi Phi (college) fraternity.
which assembled at Willard hall yesterday
morning, was attended by delegates from al
most every prominent educational institution in
the country. The following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year: Grand Alpha, William
frost, Bishop OF the Epsilon Chapter, Hamp-
den Sidney College, Virginia; Grand Gamma
Jacob b. Heller, Jr., Of the Rho Chapter, La
Iayette College, Easton, Pa, and Grand Delta
james Bishop, Jr., OF the Delta Chapter, Rut-
gers College, New Brunswick, y. j. Last even
ing the annual banquet was given at willard's
hotel. The following is list OF the toasts and
the names OF the gentlemen responding: 1.-The
Convention OF 1874" G.. Coburn, Baltimore;
The Clergy" :. ii. JuIney, Trinity College;
.Our HonOred Dead" G.. K. Van Dewater,
cornell University; ''The Ladies of Chi Phi, %
y. b: Heller, Lafayette College; s'The Ban, :" A .
Il. ByeIs, Ohio Wesleyan University; 6Oar
southern Chapters" \. q. Gordon. University
OF Virginia; The UniOn,' Ii. W. Cremer,
Franklin and Marshall College; 'Our Gradu1
ates. NJ +. Thomson, Carlisle, Pa; ''Our Alb
sent Brothers," r. Zahm. Franklin and Mar
shall College; 1.-THE Future OF our Fraternity. -
VIM stephens, New York. The convention
resumed its session this morning ana will prob
ably adjourn this afternoon.
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GEOR GETO WV.

THAT DEAD DOG was still on the vacant lot
corner or Fayette and Sd streets this (Friday)
morning, poisoning the air in that neighbor-
HOOD. The dog died Monday morning, and
written notice was sent to the Board of Health
tuesday morning, il will be remembered 1t is
to be hoped the removal of garbage will not be
attended to, or rather unattended So in the
same leisurely way. Had it not been for the
favorable weather this week the rotting of the
carcass above referred to might have had a
more serious effect on the health of the people
living near 1t.
CATTLE MARKEr-[By Means d Co.l-The
market at the DrOvers' Rest yesterday was dull.
$50 cattle were offered and 322 were sold to
butchers at &c. to &C per pound, 2S were left
over. 800 sheep and lambs were offered and
1900 sold at 4kc. to 5Ac. per pound for sheen
and - to s4H per head for lambs, $50 were sent
10 baltimore and the balance left over. 80 COWS
and calves were sold at S25 to $50 per head
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-There are
no boats arriving to-day by canal, in conse-
quence of lock gate being out at the six locks.
MR. j. q. MAULEY, of Washington, is the
contractor for the erection of two brick houses
for Mr.. Gibbons on Greene street. Messrs.
Thorn 81 Boswell are the brickayers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

CONFINEMENT and happiness reign in all
households where Dooleyis Yeast Powder Is
used. Try IL. Your grocer has t.
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SO TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. q month. Send for par
ticulars. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York ia
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HAD HIS Foor CRUSHED By STREET CAR
Yesterday afternoon colored boy, Frank Bell,
was attempting TO get a ride on q 7th street car
oy swinging on the side. While hanging by the
WINDOW as the car was passing between ID and
streets northeast he fell, and wheel passof
over one OF his feet, crushing it badly He was
removed to his home on sth Street.
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MORE CARLIsT BARBARIsM.-The Prefect
OF Cuepca, Spain, announces that thirty-four
bodies OF republicans. murdered NV C,sr,ists
have been found IL q house in that town mn ,
glated 80 horriblyas not to be Recognizable.
to the recent outraaes by Cariists, Germanv. in
behalf Of outraged European civilization, win
seek and find means to teach the Cariists tn AZ
the murder Of captured German win not re-
main unpublished.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

rSsSorIol TO pKPosIToRs OF GKOR9I.
Wy TOWN SAVINGS BANK, 10 @
IRE rate Of ntere.t on ordinary depSsfts m ada an
this bsrk FROM ard sitter AuTust lst ia ufIl b
fINk PR CENT. PEE ANNUs.
Interest IL slways com puted ana all ve for e.eA
esleiosr month ~ order Of the BOara
HEkhN POLkleHORN, Pre-ffeut
JAMES DICKSON. Cashier iXIsin
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The undersigned would respectfully spnounoa 20
ais ri nds and the public orally tn he has pur.
Chased the interest Of the heirs Of tn late Amnon
same having been ratified by The cours, aud that he
Ing been with furniture and auc.ion trssa
tof period o. twenty years, hope merit IN the
literally bestowed on the old hrm. offsr nv ser
vices and experfsnce to the public, with fho sssur
prompt attention. '' VIM
All persons indebted to the late firm Of Green a
Williams are hereby res pectfuy, bus earnestly re-
Quested 70 make an early settl~m snt of their ac-
counts as i s absolutely necessary that ali GA firm
masters should be closed ct once.
Wash. b. WILLIAMS.
JyU.t UueeeoDor 70 Green Wiliiam,,
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WEEKS DolNGs IN WALL SrRRRT.-ENplaias
stock operations on small capital without risk.
copy sent free. TUMBRIDGK & Co.,
B,A 2WRli street, New York.
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BUY THE ELASTIC Truss, 2S5 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; Q perfect cure guaranteed. 2l,6
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a CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN JERSEY City
The Rev. Robert Hack, pastor of the German
Evangelical Lutheran church, Summit avenue.
Jersey City, last April rendered his resignation
10 take ensct on the first Monday in July, with
the reservation that his salary was to continue
until he secured another engagement. Last
week the trustees dismissed him. He has poe-
session OF the keys, however, and asserts his de-
tees have nailed the door, and declare the
church closed until September. The subject
will probably be brought before the courts.
MI. Hack is forty three, married, and lives
next to the church edifce. He is an accom-
plished speaker, and was at one time pastor of
the POrtchester, n, Y, Lutheran church
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REAL Estate TRANsPERs.-w. Wall m A
Mcintosh, lots and 9, square SIS, -, 3SS: S. r.
hSDiil 10 Rob't Stewart, lot :. square I62, 81;
Benz. r. MOrsell ct al. TO John Rupert, lot 20,
square 5lj, S9,S9S- p; VIM. b. Wilson to John
ID. Outricn, part lot :, square SIS, 81 $50: How
ARD University TO +. Robinson, lot E. block II
howard University estate, -; Patk Byrne 70
sarah 4, Nailor, part lot II, square 227, =;
John r. Wilson to John G, Wilson. lots n AM
s., square lOl5 Sal; Thomas Sheridan to Chas
hirk, part lot a, square 465, SI,I5O; Lewis 1.
1homp son 70 Sarah NJ. Dunn, part lot /. SQUARE
Isl, IS Gee; John j. Almy TO Harriet NJ. Rrad-
ford, part lots % and SO, square PIP. S27 600;
Rich. BuIehe to Ehz. Tate, part lot Il, square
81, 81 800.
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A MAN WHOM TWELVE BLASTS COULD NOT
KILL.-Preparations had been made on We'd
nesday for setting of q succession of twelve
powerful blasts with giant powder in the new
Lackawanna tunnel, Hoboken, N. j. After
firing the fuse and ascending the shaft. the
workmen recollected that they had left John
Hagen aleep In the tunnel, but 1t was then too
late to rescue him. Twelve explosions followed,
workmen fastened into the tunnel to gather up
their companions remains. They were aston
ished to find Hagsn not only alive, but still
sleeping, and unconscious Of his recent peril, .
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RECOVERY OF A LoNe-LosT NE1pLR-A
Moodus, Conn, woman has been for some time
troubled with . soreness just below the knees,
and feared that cancer might be the resuIf.
until few days since, when the point Of darn.
Ing needle which had penetrated her shoulder
70 years aeo ya removed from her leg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

WINE OF THE WooDs, Endorsed ana pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as q laxat'- a
and digestive remedy, ia steadily gsir,. no in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indge-suon, Don
stipation, and Headache is uneqr .Iled. a % eoae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

ON HIS TRAIL.-Yesterday Detective Neil
fresh and friend were crossing BENIN g's
bridge for drive, when they were hailed by
Policeman Alder, in company with Messrs
Arnold and Anderson, and informed that some
white boys little while previous to that time
entered scbOOl-bOuse on the river road be-
tween that point and the navy yard bridge, and
surprised cOlored man whom they found there
and who, upon their entrance, left his traps
and jumped through q window and made his
escape into the woods, going in An up-river d.
reetion. The boys gave the information to the
ofhcers, and on going TO the schOol-hOuse IL was
uncovered that the man had been skulking
there for several days. On examination of a
package of clothing which he LEFT thew suspect
ed him TO be George Dorsey alias Joe Williams
who attic mpted an Outrage on a Miss Brown,
near Marlboro, Maryland, some weeks since
Detective McElfresh having a descriptive list
OF the clothing worn by Dorsey, proceeded to
the school house in company with the officers
named, and at once identified the clothing as
being that worn by Dorsey. They also found a
pile Of chicken bones by the fire. place, an iron
Pot, jar Of butter, three tin buckets, sc, which
had been stolen from the neighbour in that
vicinity. Word was spread around, and soon all
hands, white and colOred. were out securing the
woods Tor Dorsey, but 50 far he has eluded ar
rest There is every probability that he will be
caught, as there is a handsome reward offered
for him by the authorities OF Prince Georges
county.
III The officers are on the right track. then
who Is the man incaroerated in the Marlboro
jail.l
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SUITABLE FOR WATERING
PLACES.

Il SUITABLE rE E25 sgArEHrSa -
Silver Pearl Dress Ga, simere Has,
sea-gIass Hats, green underbrim,)
Fine Soft Felt Eats.
Maeknaw SiTaws.
Leather Hat Cases.
POck ct HSts and Caps.
Sun Umbrellas.
sfINEMErZ's Halter.
Vli-u 1887 Pennsylvania avenue,
II EFkasHiaG IMMP PE9 Isl s3pAa 49,.
FROM TIE TRIUMPH. IN iAD i0A'
y2o-lm kOLB's, corner 7th and streets
nj METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
JUST RECEIVED:
Linen, SILK, silt Stick, Painted, Ivory Stick And
japanese large Fans, from 500. up to az;
Fan Chains % TO 60c handsome Leather Belts DC
BLACK Six and Leather Belts, Soc;
Fine Beads Beaded Belts, Rubber Buckles, sli
Scotch Bingham sun Va brellas, 81;
Ladies Skirts, 75c., q, 81 80 and a.;
Beautiful Long Gowns, 81 to 81;
GhS%ises IN large S yTsristy g. and 81
Excellent Shawl Straps, SOC
Travelling eatchelI and Baskets, 81;
Splendid Umbrellas, 81, 81 rs and 81;
Ladies' and 6hildren's Hose, HandKerchiefs of ell
Fine Sstmsn coosSs ssS1n M fj
farns, zoc: and 6oc. per bottle-no more re-
freshing Perfume In existence, at
SILVBRB8RG,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3l2 7TH STREET, MAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
H-CroQuet at reduced prices; Ladies' and Menu
Gauze ndersear, very cheap. jy6-tr
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M ILwAUKIE PILsEH
EVERY DAY
By WIN. vOGELWEYD.

!yls-6t- 6l3 7th ST., OPP. Patent once.
NOTICH.-PARTIE0 WHO DESTR6 TO DIa
~ pose OF All kinds OF WEARING APPAREL,
can sell them for higher cash price than an ace
In the city, BY calling or addressing HERZOG gIT
y street between 9th and 10th n. ". Prompt atten
ton will b given. peyIe-tr
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR THE WASH
INGToN MosUMKNr.-At meeting OF the d.
Iectors OF the National Metropolitan bank on
wednesday last, $500 was appropriated toward
the completion OF the Washington monument.
under the terms proposed by the monument as
sociation. This lie setting an example which il
tons throughout the country. This Is the
staunch old bank in which Gen. jackson kept
his deposits while President OF the United
with which TO prosecute the war of 1872, and il
was said by Gen. jackson that il saved the city
OF New Orleans
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ALASKA DIAMOND CRoss-Somethinp yerv
eiegant-reeeived at Prigg's this morning,
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ITO THE REDlrORS OF DISrRICv
OF COLUMBIA

The undersigned effers his services 10 such az his
in the District Of Columbia as nay
desire to avail themselves of them, as attorney for
the prosecution of claims before the Auditing Dom.
mission provided for by the act of Congress aboI.
ihing the late form of government in this District
Claims for the refundiBg Of the Sewerage Tax. as
wen as those OF every nature and character against
the District government, will receive his prompt
attention. RICHARD WALLACE,
Je29-lm Office No. $50 Louisiana avenue.
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AFFAIRs IN PRINCE GEORGE County Mn
Caught at Ldst-The particulars of an attempt.
ed outrage on Miss Brown, near Silver HILL two
weeks ago, have already been published. The
guilty party was arrested by Mr.. Geo E. Orma
living near Horse Head and sent to our Jail on
Friday last. We learn that he applied to Mr.
Orine Tor work; his resemblance TO the descrio
tlon gwen OF the perpetratOr OF the terrible
crime aroused his suspicious and after consid-
cradle questioning he elected the facts thar he
mad worked with Mr.. NaylOr, knew the Iady in
question, had gone with her to the spring, etc !:
and, in fact, was the guilty party. 1t 3 TO be
hoped that the punishment which the enormltv
OF The crime deserves shall be melted to this
ferd, and an example set TO such eyil-doars
Land SGls.-We understand that John Glenn
* Co., or Baltimore, as agents for the heirs of
the late DIR. Benz amin Lee, sold, or the 18th
instant, the farm known as "Wilson's, ;" con-
tanning 1876 acres, for the sum of Al 900. This
property adjoins the village of GleenyiIle, in
Evansville district, OF our county. Purchaser
VIM. Nixon, OF Alliance, Ohio.-MarLboro' Gag.
TRIAL OF AN ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER-US
District Court, Judge Hughes.-The court has
been occupied all day, and will probably bs Ali
day to- morrow, in the trial of X. X. TAYLOR for
robbing the United States mail. The Counsel
Ior the defense moved the court to dismiss the
case for want Of Jurisdiction, the ground taken
being that the alleged robbery occurred in the
western district of Virginia. This motion the
court oyerruled, regarding the offense as COM
United after the train had passed Charlottes-
Vile going north, though 1T may have been COM
menced beyond that, and the prisoner, as agent.
was legally in possession OF the latter after
passing that town, making his subsequent iIle-
gar appropriation occur in this dstct The
wife and children of Taylor are with him in
Morton and Hoxey, and L. L. Lewis and Worth
ington appear for the prosecution, the Jury
being composed of five white and seven colored
men.-Alexdndria Sentinel, 23d.
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STOLEN CIGARs-About 9 o'clock Last nj chf
some thieves scaled the gate leading into the
kitehen OF the Kirkwo0d House, and after
jumping several fences, effected an entrance to
Cochran's cigar store by the ~ Ar the toor hsi
open ior the purpose OF ventilation, and pur.
Joined ten boxes OF fine cigars before they were
cfeoverec py one OF the clerks, and the alarm
given, when Mr.. wetheriil ran In pursnit ~
the thieves. but they escaped him. Three of
the boxes were dropped In the Digit OF the
thieves and rscoysrsdJ Wv
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ga Milwaukee ghost rides neiseless borse
ana foUriehes wagon stake.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-This morning, in the
special tenn held by Judge Wylie, the cases OF
Strong ct al, G.. NJ. Wight and VIM. Guinand
against the District OF columbia were called
In the first case an attachment had been laid
on funds OF the District in the National Metro
pohtan Bank, and in the other cases the furni-
ture ana other personal policy in the legisla-
i've Dali bad been levied upon. Gen. Birney,
Iof the District, moved to Quash the attach
ment AMI set aside the levies, on the ground
thst 70 seize property used In the public service
eas against public property, and was void by
common law hessrs. Carusi and Totten on
posed the motion, but the court susfsinss Il
and the proceedings were quashed, ~
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE, The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas,
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
btelligencer building. 10,2s
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
The COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,Oneer.


TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND EASEMENT BkICk HOUSE on
hISh sIhkkT, GEORGETOWN, u. G., AT
- By virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing cate on
~ the 18th day OF August, A. ID. lS7a, aud duiy re-
- corded In Liher ess, fOlios S, one OF the iArl
records 81 the District OF Columbia, and BY ecton
OF the paTty secured thereby, the usdersigne trus
Tee, viii oner Tor .ae, on the prenises q, public
la4 q, ocloct y. parts Of lets numbered aiae-
O-ihtee and ninetY-four, Cf Beatty aud Hss kius'
addition TO Georgetown, ID O., the sane beiaE in
PROVED oy tSo-storY and basement brick nouse,
suitable for and used as . store aud dwelling, the
house Being Nc 81 High stre>t. said parts % lots
one hundred ami fifty two and eleVea-tweIdhs
(l5z I'D feet nom the intersection Of uish
with LIST street. aud running theace westwarGiy al
parallel With the center line Of the alley b.tWean
the house on this grOuad sni the hoase newt al
loloing on the south one huodred sud twelve illai
addition; thence with the line Of sad lt nina
p-tour south twenty and three twe!ths (sl l2D
teet; thence easwardlY ani parallel with the said
nrst Inc q this pare. 81 ground hundred And
twenty 1907 feet 90 Hch street, thence hy aud Win
The bulldog lipe Of Hieh strees 10 the said point
olteeli ming. The house has six rooms aid Il ~ an
cosied Tor business. ard slvsys Tcnts well.
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash. balspca IA
SIX, twelve, and eighteen mouths. with interss' AZ
elk per cent, secured bT deed az tn proper
~. deposit Of Sloo viii be required when the
property is struck OF Ifterm. Of ale ara got o. n
piled with In seven days after sale, the re
serves the right TO resell the property at the r.
and cost Of the cef~u,ting purchaser. Conv *
" ~ q. ". OooPEP
jyl-dSds THos. pow ~ n tee
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NEW hAfkfss LINE VIA CANAL,
thlLADILPblAl ALEXANDRIA Va, WAeH.
IhGfob AND GEORGETOWN. ID. q.
Prom Pier 8, North Whsrye,. pm.
UR8 Sa's wihspSEsDAT and SAT 8; szS
DAT and FRIDAY o. D D. bc- '
This line connects 81 PbiiadeIphi. win sUyder
sIon Line" q steamers for oyldence, Boston and
nsN knSlsn6 erates. No wharfage in Boston by
VIZ. oLrpf 4 CO., Fhlisdsiphi. " ''0'
WALDO A. PEA RCE, % Congress stroet, Bassob,
lreights deliyercd BY Kncxs Exproa. or.
.ns, On a. ths steamer wharf YIN Be pronpfiy q.
enoea ". sp1-tF
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"A BOY DROWNED WHILE BATHING -Yestar-
DAY evening lad named Robert Armstronz
Was drowned In the Eastern branch, near the
oto Terry wharf. IL seems that with a compan-
ION he went int the water 10 battle and pot ont
TOO far, where the current took him awsy, and
before assistance could be rendered he was
drowned. subsequently the body was recover
ed by Mr.. j. MOulton. and emoved to the resi-
dence OF the parents, near 9th street and 0eor
gia avenue southeast. The coroner viewed the
body, and after learning the circumstances de-
sided An inquest unnecessary, the drowning
having been accidental.
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CoaH toAn ossloas $500 z u sss
"a 10y 8; 90 !sssss ~ y s: -: -
20; sSS:Ss..s d'ssiss: ord 10 -;
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association
NORFOLK, VA.

NORFOLK, VA.
THURSDAY, September 3, 1874,
This enterprise is conducted by the Masonic RE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF NokFoLK, VA under an.
thority OF the Virginia Legislature TACT pssssd
March otb lS3 for the pose of raising funds ~
complete the Masonic Temple now in coIrse Of
el ection in Norfolk. - Vi