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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12
Aira TPtcisi NO9lcc.
BEWARE OF corNTERVEITsi

SMITHS Toni. Syrup hss been coln,erfslttt. AM
ihy eesnfeffetsr tre4ghf 70 grief
SIXTH TugIc SYRUP
The Ernls ~ cs inf4.f htvr fr q tl ntiifs rrvs-,
S.imp .pt.i- o. Istn g~ii ,rif ti, ffrr isl.
o. nsnHf.cius ant see ihr irigi,si John s.h Toni
swap. - Loi'sti~ Keriarky Exsninr p 800 ne '4t,
on ssch teris ~ my prssts s.aril roi nn each
bottle % Hot FrFchass, gg- uili ~ deceived ~
Sfe iny cclar-u alterfi.sm,nt. aid my Show card.
tillprosrcuie ary infringing my righi The venn
ae sraiihs Tome syrup can nnis he prepared hy ny
-sf
THE FrBLics SsKyASr
DIR JOHN RrLL.
ioai.viue Ken'ucky. Juiy T. ls7s
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ns- The melodIous voices of some of
Ireland's sweet singer, mingled ia pro-
dicin- harmony with those vi Jasper
Nill.on', ia our hearing TODAY.
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r., There Will bc an examination 81
applicants for teachers license at Hunt.
ingburgt next Monday.
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gJscversi refreshing r'.in- lhI. week
snd the sultry character OF the aimos-
,.t-re l. changed.
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LS An excursion 10 Evansville. over
she Rock port railroad aui a steamer. j.
TAXED OF by some Of our citizens TO
come oil svule time in July.
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~ Shoemaker has received quite a
number vi reaper- and mowers. SO
have the other dealers ia agricultural
implements.
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- See the advertisement OF Egg X
Cos. saw Mill. Extra inducement, are
offered to cash buyers Of lumber. Now
l. the lime 10 order house patterns.
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= The members OF the Medical Pro-
'es-inl. OF Dubois county will meet al
Jasper on Thursday, June 18th. To or
.tni1e a County Medical society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12

~ Dubois Circuit Court begins lis
June session next Monday, with fair
docket
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~ The County Commissioners adj
,ourned "Wednesday. There was NO
railroad tax levied ia Patoka township
b, an oversight we presume.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12

CORN = Sebastian Opel's litile boy.
four year, old. WAS terribly gored in tie
ilr. is "a vicious OK last week. The boy
/. recovering.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12

az sce the warning aiv. li-rm
Tobias IIerbig.
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By the County superintendent Re-
port 10 Superintendent OF Public In
struction. showing the number 81 teach
~rs licensed in Dubois County. during
The year ending the last wee. ia MaS.
ls14, We learn the following:
No Of males licensed for "a months. 3
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john - Wineiaser and wife arg
happy ~, weighs eleven pounds.
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z CDGE of instruction of A. r. a. NJ.
- ui.l ncei "a Jasper every TUESDAY
-hi. April -, 1874.
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VIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the husress enc
Il materials of Mr.. :. Kuehlsr r.-pecfiriit ipt,r-s
The putlic tba ne Lar and win 'sr IN s.a . ~
TINES, for sale. a good stock OF well msds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01
q E. o II q r. TO WV.

The MAY PROCESSION OF Trinity SUNDAY
SCHooL-H esterday afternoon at haIf-past ii Va
O'Clock. the SuRdsy-schoOl children of Trinity
(Catholie) church had q grand procession in
conclusion OF the ceremonies of the month of
May. The procession was formed in the church
yard In the following order: Banner Of the
iOuDg Catholics Friend society; mali bows
bearing bannerets and various emblems
crowns, shields, &C., formed of natural flo gers;
a large siver cross, with altar boys; banners OF
the Sunday school; tie United States band in
UNIFORM; the school girls, dressed in white, with
oine sashes, and wearing handsome wreaths;
elgnt smaller girls, representing angels, who
accompanied the queen Miss Mary MSy) carry
ing the crown of the Blessed Virgin, and Mis-,
house, carrying golden heart, bearing the Pc
utions or the month. The larger girls of the
school brought up the rear CT the procession.
which was under the direction of Father Roc,
cerort and the teachers of the Sunday school
ana the members of the st. Vincent de PAM
society. 1Ae procession presented a beautiful
appearance, and attracted large crowds of peo-
pie TO the sidewalks and windows along the
route, which vas through LIST street to Market
thence to "a, Frederick and 18th streets, and
along tayette back to the church.
"A BOY DRowERD IN THE CAEAL.-James
Casey, aged seven years, belonging 70 the Home
Industrial School here, was drowned in the
canal yesterday! His body was picked mn
nOatlng IN the canal near jefferson stree lock
thls morning by co:ored man named rank
Jamison.
FISH WHARP.-Only few herring Y re- re-
celVed at the wharf to-day. 1t is thor hit this
week will close the fishing season.
GRAIN 1RADB.-The canal boat +. e. Hart
ley arrived to-day with /, 700 bushels wheat and
l.s0O bushels yellow corn for Hartley & Bro.
The wheat was sold at sl.63 and the corn arTS
cents per bushel.
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rREcOURn.

CRIMINAL GouRr-Jzdoe Olfa
alias johnson, and John X. Essn.' ' oo,,ie,sd
OF burglary Of the residence OF G. j. Bre~ ger,
and arrested by Detectives McEIfresh and ar,
years each In the penitentiary. Z aesne rhore a..
larceny, tspPeal;i guilty. Josiah b ell, iarc -uy
guilty; penitentiary two years. Charles n Al.
larceny; guilty. Joseph Peyton, assault; nelIs
Friday. Robert Norris, charged with hu,-
glary and larceny eff a sewing m achiae, wa
convicted and sessenSed to three years in tn
burglary and larceny and sentenced ts fsur
years In the penitentisry. Chas Green. app.al
rom Police Court tresurrecting dead sedies,
nolle .Jros John Key, assault with intent 20
Kill by striking Cstsarine O'Rourke With q
weight, was found guilty OF assault ana d ned
30. Military Jones, Benjamin johnson and
ONO Mead, robbery nolle pros. Tae court
adjourned to Monday.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Jadge HacArtls..
Friday, Keefe ". Malone; dismissed Skin
bell vs. r. s. Kimmefi; isquisstisn for plaintiff:
slZo damages. BarDs vs. Carter; verdict for
defendant.
POLICE CoURr-Judge Shell.
or 30 days in jail. X. A Bissford, assault; So
and costs, and bonds to keep the peace. Thos.
Swaggart. assault; six months in jsil-ap2eaIei 4.
Burcbee, do; SIS, VIM. Turner, nuisance; go.
amy Warren, d;sorderly: rs. Margaret De-
laney, yagraney; bonds liz $50 or 60 days work.
hOusc. Ooihhs, D4Dlei u,
disorderly; fined s.. Maria White, profanity;
g. j. III. Copeland, unlawfulIy carrying on
business; S205. VIM. G AIT, carrying conceded
weapons; $50. H0nora Nunan. d;ssrderly; col
isteral forfeited. P. Dufse, uuiawfully kes D
ing a COW stable; g.
SATURDAY.
In the case of James Mccarthy, keeper of a
tipping house, charged VITA assault and bat
terry on Officer Edelin,, the court decided tG
send 1t to the grand jury; bonds were fixed at
$500. Charles A. Rodgers, assault on Johp
Mfnitor; $40 and costs. Richard Rich ards, petit
larceny; continued under $3.50 bonds. G sorge
Hens.ey, assault on 0fhcer =. NJ. wheelocS;
continued under $500 bonds. JOS. Whitaker
an actor. was sent to the workhouse five days
on the charge OF using profsae and indecent
language. Jacob Richardson and George NJ.
Arnold forfeited collateral for profanity. Henry
White, yiolationOf cart law; Sc. Albert Bore
lard, throwing stones; IS. Wallace Smith for
feited collateral for failure TO maintain the
proper distance with his hack on the street.
john Caiyert, profanity; 50. Frank Broden,
same. Arthur Burke, indecent language; s3
John Jones, profanity; -.
PERsoNg desiring pleasant ss2mer resort
should notice the card of "rhe Wentworth, :"
at Newcastle, y. III. The proprietor has large
southern acquaintance and the location is most
delightful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-AIex. X Shsp-
herd and wife to Edw. VI. NOurse, lot F. sub
division square 1G9. Sli 800; Edw. G.. Caring
ton, jr., trustee, to George ). Washington paSt
u, 90" unlmead addition to .,-,roe,o ma SrJo5.
jeffrey H. thampffn and wife to Jos. H. Ds,,
wilson, part lots IA and 10, square 2gT, SIS so;
A. Gaddis, jr.. ct al, to Lemuel Gaddis part lot
1, square $40, S5 900; Rich L. Morsell, trustee
to Josephine Kaiser, part lot 10, square SIG,
s1,725; Mary T. Evans ct al to Robert A. Phil,
lips, lot 40, subdivision square 365, q, $50;
Mary II. Schoolcrsft to Edwin j. Sweet, lots
133, 134, 135, 1875, 131, 1873 and 139, subdivision
square 206, ga $50; Alex. K. Shepherd and wife
to Frank T.. Middleton, lot G., subdivision
square l69. sli.5OO; John A. Cole and wife to
John Cole, Iot7s, square 375; Sidney T. Thomas,
trustee, 10 II. p. Sanders, part lot 81, square
53i, 81 sos; Nj. p. Callan, trustee, to Ann M
Coakley, part lot 5, square 10l, 50; Jas. Farm
ham to James K. Edwards, situated in the
county on the east side Of Eastern Branch
g, 80; VIM b. Webb, trustee, to francis A
Claveloux, part 4, square 1856, SO; Anna Y.
Tracy to @. F. McSamee, lot b, subdivision,
square 81 50 800; Warner and Stickney trustees
10 Emma f. Fiske, lot b, subdivision square
365, q, 900; Michael j. f. Tuohy 70 Hugh Tuohy,
Part lot Is, square s95, 1900; Joseph v. Whit
ney and wife to lie Roy Harvey ct al, trustees,
TO Joseph y. DuBarry, square 1856, s163 So; Jno.
Dubois and wife to joseph n. DuBarry, square
$50, $40; Robert McMiIlau and wife to Joseph
y. DuBarry, square $50, SI63. SO; Joshua 7.
Prather ct al, trustees, to Joseph Prather, lots
IA, Is, 16, II, part lot Ii, square 55i, s872640;
Rebeccs Griffin to John P. To sn, lot 10, square
316, "a 600; A. Gaddis ct al. to Lsmuel G.
George G. Bruehl, part lots II and ~. snn,re
"a, 500; waterman Palmer and wife to Cara
256, .26, 80. - 't"N'e
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The Markets.

- BALTIMORE, june l.-Virslnis skies, old, 30;
EirgInia's consolidated, 81; West ViIginas, ilA
North Carolina skies, unchanged.
NEW YoRR. uDe Flour dull and uncbs uged.
heat dull and dropping Corn quiet and heavy.
BALIENclE, JuHe Lection shade firmee an
quiet-low middlings. Ia. Flour duh aud nominal;
prices unchanged. Wheat dull and lower-w hite,
choice. 63 fair 70 prime do, GOAL IS; good to
PRIME red, e0@l 60; common to fair 3SC1l As
Pennsyly anis red, IS; Ohio and Indiana do, IS
@l45; western sp- ing, S@l ~ Corn dull-white
southern, ygy2; yellow southern. 7697o; mixed
western, old, 49, new, 7e@7e1. Dat. quiet sontharn,
1913 western miIed. 62@6s; do. white, 6a@s5 Rye
P6oyisi1n. - limited iObbiug dsmand-Mess
PORK, Sl5 90 Bulk meais-sbOulders, So; clear rib
sidess1a Bacon - shoulders, Ia 617sS; clear rib
sides luz GIGS. sugsr.cured hams, l41i5 Lard,
IL Western butter, in fair demsud and lOwer-H
g3 Coffee unchanged. WHISKY quiet-999I no.
NEW YORK, June Stocks dull AID lower
Money!. Gold, Il. Exchange, long, 455n; short
49lH. GOyerDmentsd ull.
LONDON, June ]. go m The rate Of die unit
In open market for three months bills is pr
cent, " hich is u below the Bank of England rate
times
LONDON, jane 1880 .. m.-Erie, sOa0l5
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, June The Posts nDancial article
Ee!s: Gold opened at ll21S, declined to lI7 and has
sine solt At llzGts. On geld loans the rates have
b. 21s6t'S; for carrying. Foreign exchange is
dull steady, with primo bankers sterling aomi-
naliy 4SS1. i9l but ac rally not above 4S3 aud 49
The nor eJ market continues extremely easy, Call
Loens being ~ 931a, with as the :uiing rate, and
prime mercantile paper 5Cd6, three to T,rr months
gGi9g ct ttadS: A considerable amount of nia,.ey
an the form Gf June interest will into the mar
ket this week. Government bonds are very quiet
with prices steady. State bonds ct the first boa I'd
were dull and firm Missouri skies ofis5 sold at e9
and $4,000 Tennessee skies, new SERIES a. 631,
The stock markct cpened steady pit for Erie
.hich Wac down Ia on Fridays closing. and has
sLce been heavy, prices falling = to Ia per cent,
to 32x,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

CUTTING AFPRAY.-Ab bout o clock on Satur-
dsy night considerable excitement was caused
In the neigkborhoOd Of 18th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue by a cutting affair, in which two
OF the participants were wounded. Four Young
men from the eastern part of the city, named
Arthur McNally, "SOnny" VermIllion, Geor gs
Nelson, and James Hoover, got into an alter
cation in front of the Monogram House, ending
the head and McNally in the right arm. Ser
eeant Acton and Oficer Daily went TO arrest
al hands, when Hoover took 6Ieg bail" down
pennsylvania avenue at great speed, bu. on
Ger Berkeley Outran him aud TOOK him to the
Central guSrdhouse, where all were locked IN
except Nelson, who escaped. Vermillion wen,
y Entwisle's drug store aud had his cuts bound
10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

. ORDINATION AT ASCENSION CHURcH.-Yes-
terday being Trinity Sunday. one of the four
ordination seasons of the Episcopal church.
Bishop Pirkney, after an impressive sermsn,
held an ordination at Ascension church, at the
III o'clock service, when a large congregation
WaS present. The clergymsn ordained were the
Reys- p. Queue Trapier and j. ID. TTevett, dea-
ems, who were advanced 20 the sscrec or1sr .
priests, The Rev. John II. Elliott = ." ID the
Rev John NJ + N ,Kee, Az the Rev W. A.
Harris. presbyters, pa IL pated i'm the imnres-
siye services, and united With the bishop, ar-
cording 20 the ancient usage OF the priesthood
o. the church in the laying on Of hands in the
set Of ordination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

TIE NEW CATHOLIC CaURCH or ST.. MAR
TIN.-The representatives, of tsenty-thre-
Catholic societies met last night 1t Carroll Hall,
10 make arrangements for laying the corner
stone OF the new Oh zrch Of ST. Martin, ON 18Th
street, on June i4th- Father BerOttl, pastor OF
the new church, presided, and after discussion
By the different delegates it was decided to turn
out in full force upon the occasion. The corner
stone, which WAS blessed by the Pope, has been
received from Italy, and Archbishop Bailey,
assisted by several clergymen, will of ct
the decieatory services. Rev. +. L. Boyle will
preach the sermon
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PASSAGE RATES REnucED s1gsa

NV YORK AND GLASGOW
fAFOR4TE ROUTE ron TOURiSTS
passenger Accom- nm Cd "a lions rusurnas.s
STEAMER EVEhY sLTEsNsTED.y
fhph fiEss 20 Ann "a NoRrH BTvER, 4
TT, - y . ot ,r.s.ASs-PsYAhtE IN CUsEFNCy.
CT. DpiEn - T. 0UhENSTQ ~ or BELFsST
Na.lh zoe te $50. eccurdtng 20 Acc,m1,,.t.,, :.
Nabin return Ticket issue1 AZ Tes,ess ~ ms
NIkRMkDlATK s2- sTFFRaG9s,a
Ddtfs tssEsd gos avg dDlosnf az lo,rssr -.
Tor Tickets or further irformsftop .r,l. ,ai's'
MISS ANSIE X. HUMPhREYs.
n SOY lEh street, near Pennsylyania $3.50.
Orto CAMMACK CO ls2s n s,,s. s, : me
aTs-m.yf-sm Nfs4suheut, Nsshingtpu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

The FRENCH ASSEMBLY has agreed upon a
programme for the session. The Municipal
Election bill will be taken mp first in order,
then the Municipal Organization bill, and
finally the general Election bill. The several
factions have agreed not to press Q motion for
the dissolution of the Assembly until some of
the contemplated legislation has either been
effected or defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

The THBATKRs.-There should be, and no
doubt win be, q large audience at the National
fhester this evening, to welcome back to
Washington that sprightly and pleasing actress.
Miss Kate MAYHEM, who WAS very popular
while here. and returns to us with new play,
written expressly for her by that experience ID
playwright, Charles Gayler, who sees in Miss
Mayhsw the coming Coincidence. Let US start
Miss Katie on q successful run "With the
Tide"
John Mccullough as RIchelieu," supper ted
oy strong company, Is the dramatic treat
which the patrons OF Ford's Opera House will
enjoy to- morrow night, on the occasion OF Mr..
Il. Clay Fordis benef., and those who don't
wart 70 stand had better secure their tickets
In time.
A complete change OF programme at the
well-managed Theater Comique this week, in
GLIDING q new and exciting drama OF Western
life and new song and dance performers. This
Il jus. the place Of amusement for the warn
evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

A Boz DROWNED WHILE BArHING.-Albert
Hose, eolored boy about IS years Of age, WAS
drowned yesterday afternoon wnie bathing In
the Alexandria canal, beyond the Aquedu sc
bridge. Efforts we're made to I'D the boiy
witkeat avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

"a sERIogs RIOT occurred in Limerick,
Ireland, yesterday. A mob of q thols and per
,ops attacked a party OF militia. The police
&c ended the latter and were stoned by the
iiotre. Reinf0rcements arrived and the riot
was finally suppressed after considerable num-
Der had been Injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

CHICAGO may talk about the homely WON IN
Of Detroit, but there Is one redeeming feature.
When one of them gets mired they don't have
TO dig mp half the street to get q sixteen foot
scantIing under her foot As a pry.-Detroit Free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

al TELL you," said Wisconsin man to a
neighbor, next day after pury,ng his wife,
"when came to get into bed, and lay thar, and
not hearing Lucinda jawing srouni Tor an hour
and half, II Just made me feel as IL I'd moved
In to a strange country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

RAID ON An ALLEGED GAMBLrsG HOUSE,
This morning, about one O'Clock, Sergeant Yer
non, with Officers Berkeley, Powell, Longstreet.
Miller and Peaster, rsided Cosley's establi.h
meut, sth and streets, and took into Gus
men, vho gave their names George Code.
Henry stevens, Henry Carter, Robert Jamie,
son, William Thompson, james Lloyd, George
Mockabee, John w. Sim pSon. Benz amin Brown.
and Samuel Thornton, while the men were
taking game Of "draw." The checks, cards
crib-bosrd, and al the pursphanalia were cap
t1red, The names given are mostly fictitious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

THE LOSS of the British steamer Niobe is con-
frmed by later dispatch from Halifax. She
went ashore in fog All on board were saved
except one seaman. The commander Of the
Niobe was Sir Lambton Lorraine, whose gal
liant conduct at Santiago de Cuba in respect to
the prisoners Of the virginius first brought him
into notice in This country.
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THE wEAraEa.

WIsHIssIoN, d. o., June 1, lsal, I0:H .. mf
fhOBABiiI rIEs.-For New ENGLAND, light rain
will prevail during the day, followed by clearing
sLd cool weather, northeast Z northwest wiads ad
rSiBe barometer. For the midte states and tbs
vail during the day, wi north or West winds lower
temperature and rising barometer. + IT the south
Atlantic and Gulf States clear fair weather, With
k hit or gentle Winds high temperature in the lower
ppi valley aud on the south Atlantic coast
and n decided change in the barometer. For this
upper lske region, Tennessee, and the Ohio valley,
ard the northwest, generally clear weather aud
lower temperature during ths day, north.agt co
southeast winds and stationary or falling barome-
ter. excerpt in the Ohio valley aud Tennessee Tn.
lower Mississippi will fsll slowly during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

Book SALE THIS EyKSISG.-dessrs. Lati
meT & Cleary, auctioneers, will sell tok Mond sy
evening, at then auction rooms. a large and
valuable collection of books, embracing the
works OF Shakespeare, Washington Irving,
Prescott. &c. Also, complete sets OF Hsrperss
Magazine, the Atlantic Monthly, Webster g
Dictionary, Boccacio's. Decaneron, Sc, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

ga man named Todd publishes q temper
ance paper, and has sued q contemporary for
calling him To-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

SARToRIs TO BE MADE BARoNEr.-TH s
stated, that Mr.. Disraeli has infor med Mr.. Sar-
tOTis, the father. nat it Is the purpose of the
Queen, on the arrival of the bride groom and
bride in England to confer a baronetcy upon
the young man as a compliment to the Ameri-
can nation. Thus he will become of rank en-
titled 10 appear at Court, which at present he is
NOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

COLLISION or TIRE GETTYsBURG WITH TIE
LADY OF THE LAKH.-On Saturday evening,
as the steamer Lady OF the Lake was returning
to tbs oity with an excursion party, number
ing us persons, she was run into of Fort Wash
ington by the T. y. steamer Gettysburg, bolnd
down. Before the passengers of the Lady o.
the Lake we're aware OF tina close proximity Of
the Gettysburg her Prov came crashing into
the lsrboard side of the first named stea ner.
penetrating about nine feet into the upper and
lower guards. The collision created great ex-
element among the excursionists. Ten men
jumped on to the Gettysburg when tn, two
Gamers collided, and as she Immediately con-
tinued down the river toward Norfolk, they
were. of course, carried with her. The Lady OF
the Lake brought her passengers home In
safety, but In consequence OF the accident was
unable TO make her usual Sunday afternoon
excursion yesterday or her regular trip to Nor
folk to-day. The Gettysburg had on board the
instruments for the use OF the parties to observe
the transit OF Venus, which are of 90 delicate
construction that the authorities would no,
trust their transportation by land routes. 1t 4,
probable by this collision some OF the instru-
ments were shaken out Of adjustment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01
WAPrMmfNA

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAvxRs, size 4s and
lander Bros. GIG
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Easy Feet

Office hours from a. IN. to p. m.
Fee, 81 per visit.
Press of business at the Office precludes visit
ing patients at residences except after o. m
Established in Washington 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-01

TEE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere of the re-
sumption of the popular excursions of the
steamer Georgianna 20 Point Lookout and other
landings on the beautiful Potomac will be
gladly received by those why derived 30 much
benefit last year by these trips. A hotel has
beenfurnished At Point Lookout, and business
men can enjoy the salt water bathing and air
from a N. 70 p. m. Sunday These healthful
eseu,sions should De well patr9 hized. Tue
Ceorg1srn. k1s been thS-sgahfy renovated,
and i low IN hrsf-ciass condition.
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street,
Intelligencer building. IO.2s
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CITY ITEMS.

TAEE NorIcI- 900 doren Fine Gaurs
Aollander Bros. GIG
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PRINCE NAPOLEON has been nominated for
the French Assembly in the department of
ChArente-I nferieure and the Seine.
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LOCAL NEWS,

scot<s orc. 10 nfSo
Nalondl TasatST-MIss Kat Mayhem with
tie Tide"
Kentucky in lei2, " with the susl miscellanee as
attractions.
Concert and Picnic at Juenomann's Garcen.