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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RY GEEss "a WILLIAMS. AactIonesr,.
~ 10O1. northwest ~orEer leth aud D str sets.
TRUsTEys' sALE VALUABLE REAL rs:
l4Ia AND 18Th STREETS, NORThwEsT.
ssh i1a, and d1l, recorded ia EiSer No. sea,
- i.Iio Iss etsqi. Of the Land Records for ths
% rRs NE :ha ;f 3 gG
cay Of May, A. D. 1874, At 81 o'clock .. all that
81 ana sas k .sS y .n
described as Lot numbered one CD in Davidson 3
na Win sSs
thereon The s6GSs property ~ fr q . fset and
On q street, and offers Q rare chance for invest
Terms One-third cash; baI.nce In 6, II and Is
months, for notes bearing 10 per cent interest from
day OF SALE to be secured by deed OF trust on prem
It q u
not complied with In days the trustees reserve the
g sr.s
VII E q 4 p T2pD. J.., Trustees.
mys-.oAd. At aRsss ! TWAfLL1AAs. Auo...
RY LATI MkK . OLEAkl.
'00'n" ''fn sss n once BniidinS. -'' '' 49, '
rRUsLKE,s SALE OF InPsoyap REAL rs;
Fl s s5s Hf nap r Ts
81 the District q SPIaab;.. p.::sa il ssTt:is
Equity Docket Ill will offer for sale, at public
l3th day of May, 1874. at 8 O'Clock p m, part OF
Lot A, in the subdivision Of Square No 403, as
city in Liber B. folio los, contained wit hin the fol
lowing mstes and bounds: Beginning at the north
esst corner of said ot on sh street west sud
thence west along the line Of an alley feet6 inches
wde feet 10 inches to another alley In the rear Of
aid lot; thescs south along the line Of said last
mentioned alley, feet inches; thence east 81 feet
along the line Of sth street IA feet iaches to tbs
four-siory brick dwelling, containing rooms, with
bathroom, gas and water.
Terms OF sale: e-third Of the purchase money
cash the balance in equal instruments at 6 and Il
months, for which the purchaser will be required to
give his n.tes, bearing inerest ct per cent. per
until paid. loo down when the property ia bid off
OJnvsy ancing at pure haser's ex pense
.ps4.osd, LAFfsss G GENHsf tfS'ss:.
TATE IN on ALLIES COUNTY, MD.
- By virtue Il decree Of the Circuit Court for
- Undersigned, Trustees, viii sell at public sale
at the cont house door, In Port Tabsoeo, Charles
ls74, between the hours OF 2 and 4 O'Clock p. N
that valuable Farm lying In said county. generally
Jsmes H. Neae died seized aud ' possessed, Contain
Q, less This farm lies on the Potomac river, asd i
mac railroad. 1t has on II a commodious Dwelling
House and all necessary oulhouses, such ss barns
generally fertile, and has large quantitg Of wood
ard white oak timber on 1t Purchasers are invited
the Bsitmere and Potomss Cox station
Terms Of sale: 0ns-third cash on the day OF sale
and the balance In one s ,s tive vars ths credit
b :ssarsd tss sstI.i.siion q he Tra..sss PAT
f' ap S1l 81 zzsFqSss A. rra'tes'
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
9 623 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
PROPOSALS.
DR0PQsALS FOB FUREIoHING AND
Il ERECTING A GRANITE MOEUMEHT AT
THE SALISBURY NATIONAL CEMETERY


Il EkECTING A GRANTS MOEUMEaT AT
The SALISBURY NATIONAL CEMETERY
QCARTERMAsTER GENERALis UFFlcR,t
WAsHINGTON, ID. o., NJ ~ 8, 1874. (
ssaitd Proposals, in tripiiC ate with copy of this
advertisement attached 10 each, viii be rece we'd at
Tbs c1ce until noon on WEDNESDAY, June 10,
1874 Tor furnishing and erecting at the National
Cemetery ct Salisbury, N. c., q granite monumsnt
~ aceordsnee with dss'gO adopted by thu Secretary
smined.
a specimen Of the material proposed to be used
thcrld accompany each bid.
The following IL a COPY Ct the law OF March 8,
1873, providing for the erection of this monumsLt:
= Be az enacted b. the Senate and HOHss Of Repre-
"SeHtdtrss Of ghe United states Qf America N Con
"greSS assembled, That the Secretary of Var Is here
"by authorized and directed 10 have erected in tho
"nationsl cemetery Of Salisbury, North Carolina,
suitable granite monument TO the memory OF the
twelve thousand Union soldiers who died in the
prison pen ct that place, and whose remains are
ariec In trene hiss In that cemetery and the of
"ten Thousand dollars, 30 much thereof as may bs
"necessary Is hereby apr pristed for this pose
out OF airy money In the Treasury not otherwise ap
appropriated. -
The monument is to consist OF an obslisk resting
upon PEDESTAL and steps Of granite, to be enriched
with sculpture, the total Insight from the top of
to apex Of obelsk being thirty feet
six inches.
The law limits the fetal est Of the monument
furnished and set MP in place to ten THOUSAND dol
tertsined.
Engraved elevations and plans Of the design will
be repaired for use Of bidders.
Proposals should be iDd0rsed +" Proposals for
Granite Monument ut Salisbury 81. q National
Cemetery, }" and addressed to the undersigned.
Quartermaster General, Brevet MAJOR &c neral,
United States Army, may8-6t
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DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.
ID GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east OF TIN 81.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE.sT0RY AND
BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON sou rH
n sTIhKETs BETWEEN Sd AND 4rH SIS,
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated Nay 9Th.
A. b. 1873, and duly recorded In Liber No Ill,
folio 1si, one OF the Land Records Tor the Dis
trict OF Columbta and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, We viii sell g public suction, Ia
trout OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, Nay
goth, 1874, ct O'Clock ,. m, all that part OF Let
numbered two 90 in square Numbered seven hnn-
ginnipg for the same q point on south o street
thirty six (S) feet vet from the northeast corner
fee!; thence south seventy t7o) feet; thence ssst
eiehtoen (ls) feet, and thence north seventy (Io)
thres-storY and basement brick Dwelling house. ).
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve mouths, with interest at 10 psr cent seoured
By deed Of trust on the property, Ooyveysncins Ct
ouired when the property i bid Of.
Ti Ti sq pSs66ss)sos, Trustees.
my7-d THOMAS D0wLIE0, Auct.
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, HEFTV L TAfLoR's,
s,s PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE.
CABTwRIa r WARMERS SUPER AND
eAUzI MERIEO UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERe.
INDIA GAUZE AERINo SHIRTS.
SILK SHIRTS AND DRAwlRs,
Isle ThREAD SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
French Hall Hosk.in Plain, Bsibrissaa and and
Fancy, ever offered in this market.
GLovEs.-Hsrris and L. II & T. Kid, in one AMI
two buttons. Lisle Thread In one and two buttons.
All tie new shades.
WINDSOR sOARFs, Ties and Bows, in Plain,
lack and Fancy, Of our own importation.
Henstitohed HASDKEROHIEFs a large stock
lust received, In plain aud new STD lee, in Fancy
borders.
Palmer.s Patent
DOUBLEYOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second floor. and |
well stocked with q splendid line of PLAIN aud
FANCY sHIRTINGs. We are prepared to make
special order for the D0EBLEYOKE SHIFTS st
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOX SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR SCI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR ss4 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOR COLLARS ON SHIRTS
The success attending the manufacture of this
shirt during the past t,Oo years has proven beyond
doubt that IL is the most COM Portable and perfect
fitting one made in aay section Of the Oorld. TIE
thousands Of original and duplicate orders reeeiusd
for these Celebrated Shirts fully confirm the asser
ton.
Give them a trial, and be convinced for yo1r-
selres. We are not1 the only osoners and author
ICED manufacturers Of 4LMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQJE SHIRT for the Dis-
t,:ct Of Columbia. All other persons attempting TO
manufacture them are infri~gers, and tie public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
GENTLEMEN'S LAUNDRY.
Hsving established a first class Lsuniry in con-
nectiof with our Shirt Mandatory, are pre-
pared 70 laundry gentlemen's wear at the following
prices
Embroidered Bosom cents
Yrees cents
Nlkht SsI cents
Linen Guns per pair cents
DEaNeEs cents
ShNf $780, cents
Hhndkerchle15 cents
| Orders called fer and delivered free OF charge
Terms: Oash delivery, unless by special agree
ment.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
1 40 so, pExNzvY .uu~u-
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DY DUNOANsON BROS, Auctioueers,
ID Southeast corner 9Th and ID streetsnorthvest.

ID Southeast corner 9th and streetsnorthwest.
COMFORTABLE Two-sToBY BRICK HOUSE
q STREETS, HORTbWEsT, BEING NO cal.
- On WEDNESDAY, May 18Th, at O'Clock
& will sell Ia front Of the premises, Lot
- Is, square 565, ing q front Of "A feet, with
depth Of leo feet to an alley, improved by 2stOry
Brick House, containing rOems, hall, &C.
This property is In one Of the best neiyhoorho Dds
in tbs cIty, all Improvements having been male,
snd 10 situated next TO the corner OF and q SITS.
northwest. splendid Oh auce for private parties.
Terms: One third cash; balance In and years,
notes beaIIg interest at per cent and secured b.
deposit Of Sl0s will be required from the b1yer.
y9-d IHer.l DUHOAHsos RROs Aucts.
IlY LATIMEB CLEARI,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest oorner PeRnsylvsDis avenue sud 18th s.
Star ONCE Building.
ESTIRE EFFKCTs OF rae GROCERY sToRE
LATELY OCCUPIED BY sc PAkEEa
~N On THURSDAY MORNING, May lsth,
HtSlS4, commencing at 40 O'Clock, We shall
k&&7 lsell at above sIOre the following goods:
BraIdies, Wbiskies, Gin and Bum,
Wines. Porter and Ale,
segars ana Tobacco,
UOffets, Sugars and Tea,
fpices, Extracts aud Peppers,
Canned Fruits, Buckets, Tubs and Brooms.
Jelly, Candies, Starch and Osndos,
syrups, vinegar aud Ole,
One large Walnut Case for Private Bottles,
Desks, Show Cases,
Platform and Counter Scales, Measures,
Coffee Mill, Stove,
Counters and Shelly ing,
Iron Safe, Wagon, Sc. &c.
maa-d LATINER CJEARY, Aucts
Sunday Hersld.l
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DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctieneer,
ID Gal Louisiana ave, ID door esst Of 9TH street
SALE OF VERY ELEGANT AND
DESIRABLE RkslDEEOE ON < STREET.

TRUSTEES SALE OE NEkt ELkGANr ANU
pEsIRABLE RkSIDEEOE ON X STREET,
FBONTIHG FRANkLIs SQUARE.
A By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date en-
corded In Liber Ne. 90, folio $50, &C., Of the
land records for W ashington county, ~. q and by
the written order of the party secured thereby,
will sell at public auction 10 trent Of the Pr.mses,
Of May, A. D. 1874, all of Lots numbered ave IS and
six (6,)in Davidson's subdivision OF square nun
bered two hundred ard Ia the city
Of WASHINGTON, together with all the proyemsnts
thereon, consisting Of one Of the most elegant pri-
yate residences in the city.
Terms of sale: 0ne-nan cash, OF which hye hun
dred dollars S50OD must be paid at the sale, the de-
ferred payments to be made In goal payments in g.
L. ls and "A months, with interest at ten per cent
per az mum day OF sale and secured by decd Of
trust and insurance to the satisfaction Of the Trus
tees The terms OF sale to be fully complied with
within i've days after dag of sale, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to reseil said property
after one week notice, az the rick and ecst Of rs
purchasers. All conyeysnetng st purch asers cost.
B. LEWIS BLAOkFORD. n'sos'
may6-td TRepl TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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UOTIoN SALT.
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.

WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
- NOTICES.
The auction sale Of the rights TO occupy the Stalls
aud Stands Of the Washington Market Company Tor
the term Of three years from July LIST, 1879, subject
the payment q the rent therefor. viii cowpenos
Grounds, on SATURDAY tie aSs day % My, A.
s no. oSsH S ana N 'hs on eSsrT
subseQuent saturday until all are disposed Of.
For additional particulars Inquire at the Oom-
b. order Of the Directors. v,x p,..
Warrington, May SIN, la. m.ysls
nIsrRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY or
Of the Justices Of Peace 10 snd fer the oouoty
and District aforesaid, the ia day Of Nay, A. D.
aaiT H. H. DossSI VS.. n. D. HAYNES a %. No.
On %SSn Of ss K z x. sss
Hsyne. Co. cause his spIssrs,pse 70 b en.s s
wise the esass wiz be proceeded with e In case OF
%ss&na RoBHRT v. HUGHES, J. p. I.xAL.I
TENTED STATES PATENT oFrIoI, ,r.
On tn. pe.is,os s u liz ksiTk 8 sl1Ik.
is5 s ;assP.'ss g q:
2t,h day Of JULY 49, Tor %
o. an g. 3; 5:s. .s q; s s:.' J:
s sor s,ins srsumens and the Examinsr. reIot
Be inlsso z ss.r on tss sS dss q July ssxt.
az n. u. LBGGKrf. Oommfssiooef.
TSRon fHILADKLPHlA
Ship By
susv Exrrsss Line"
FROM BosTol AID InoyIpEIol
Boz on end freysds1ss nsllrssa;
Fee ; ;s;i s s,.: s.,''. l..
,pssiy 90 vsasr s:zss., oserE.ee.n. D: Q:
Coz PtsiiI: 49,: az,
90 ss.ss f'"s = dioassiZ,B vzls.rsssss.~s
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10y D. b. wABNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
CAPITOL STREET, BErWEEN sra AND
10Th STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated n arch llth,
A. d. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No 74S, folio
county, In the District Of Columbia, and the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, IN trent OF the premises, on MON
DAY. May IL IN, 1874, st 81 O'Clock p. ;, the fol-
described real estate, situate IN the city Of
Washington, District OF Columbia, to wit All that
piece or parcel OF ground in Square numbered nine
hundred and ferty two (9l2), commencing at Dint
nineteen t9) feet four inches east from che north
west corner OF original Lot numbered eight 49,, and
running thence east aleng east Capitol street
20) feet, thence south at right angles with said
eet eighty 800 feet thence west by line parallel
with said East Capitol street six 6) feet and four 0
inches thence due sosth twenty Feet thence
due west thirte 13 feet and eight go inches and
thence due north hundred and five (l05l feet TO
the place Of beginning.
Terms: 81 400, with interest from April St.h,
1873 TO day Of sale and expenses Of sale, in cash
and the balance six twelve and eighteen months,
for which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale and secu ed By deed
of trust on the property sold, will be taken. A
deposit of hundred dollars will be required OF
the purchaser at the time of sale, and ell convey
sncing at the expense of the purchaser. If terms OF
sale not complied with in ser en- days fr IN the
dav of SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defsuting
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
L.G HINE, Trustee.
arg eoSds j. 7. COLDWELE. Salesman.
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tSY LATINEK g ULEhRY,
ID Aucticnesrs and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Pennsylvsuia svenuS and lit
street, Star Once Building.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Why VALUABLEIH tR0VED PROPERTY ON
THE BAST SIDE OF FIFTEESrH STREET,
BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nav IL 1874
q In front Of the premises, at O'Clock, shat
~ cell lot A. in sqa.re 2lO, having front Of q
feet the east Size of 18th street, between Rhode
Island avenue and street, improved by q two story
frame containing rooms.
Terms: One-thlrd cash, the residue In two equal
payments at and II months, scared by q deed OF
trust with notes bearing interest, al per cont per
anrum. All cow y aucing at purchasers COST S5J
down at tine Of sale.
w H WHEELER. Executor Of Henry Key.
me>6-d LATIMER & OIEARY, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctleneers,
Id No lO0l northwest corner 10Th aud ID q

pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctleneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on MERIDIAN
HILL AT AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, the 18Th instant, At 81
o<8o'clock D. m we shall sell, on the premises,
>ALot No 5, in Bleck No. Is, in Hail Evans
subdivision being 81 feet front by $50 feet deep,
more or less. This lot is beautiful oatldns site
TENS: oneothird cash; oalsoce 10 Gn,s ana "a
secured by a deed Of trust on the premises. All
conveysncing at the cost Of the purchaser. Sl09
the highest bidder.
msS7 IRep.l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Orders called fer and delivered free OF charge.
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
meut.
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VAMBD = WAUGH,
AUCIION1ER,
febls-m Corner 18th and streets.
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ksp Tot o. srH sTsEEi hasf, BsFwsEs

DY DUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers,
ID Corner 9th and streets northwest
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DY LATIMKR a OLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Peuns. avenue snd llth street
Star once Building,
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DY CREEE WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Id Nc. 1o0I, northwest cor Of 10th and d SIS.
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GEORGETOW wv.

TIE DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS 20 the
scholars OF Trinity (Catholic) church SUNDAY
school took place yesterday afternoon, Father
a silver medal, was awarded 70 Miss Ada G.
Collins, and many OF the children were made
happy by receiving books, beads, crosses, sc.
A COMMUNICATION from q number Of citi-
zeps OF Georgetown, requesting an inspection
OF the trestle- work and shed OF the Qonsoliia-
,.on coaI wssss, nesf 1oung's mill, as A dan
gerous nuisance, was referred to the health
officer for investigation at the recent meeting
OF the Board of Health.
TO incidentally fell of the bridge crossing th.
canal at Market street to the towpath below, a
distance OF about twenty i've feet, yesterday
morning, but, owing to the Yielding nature Of
FIRR.-About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
ire was discovered In the back building of
Lynn's hotel, on High street, near Besn. The
Henry Addison fre-engIne was promptly on the
having been eStinguished by the police and cit
liens. The loss was very slight.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal beat Wheeler and
Barron arrived to- day with 4, 600 bushels corn
and a small lot of wheat, consigned to Hartley
& Bro, and boatJ. n. Thomas with 500 BUSH
els corn and i've tons mill feed for j. q. * j. VI.
Waters. No sales reported.
THR FOURTH OF july was a quiet day in our
city. There was nothing unusual; fire crackers
and pic-nics constituted the amusemsuts OF the
day. The police station was more lively than
usual, about twenty arrests being made during
the day. Some of the incs,cerated gave secu-
rity to appear at the Police Court this morning.
and thus were saved two nights and day Ia
the station cells.
city, has been dissolved. Mr.. We,ch retiring q
private life. There are two new houses in il,
place, Mr.. A. II. Herr being one and Messrs
Deener, CIssell, j. II. WEIGH aud X. W. welch
constituting the other. The latter firm have
leased the Columbia mills and the right 20 u.s.
the brand of " j. 5. WEIGHS best family -four
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LOCAL NEWS,
Cousieused Locals.

Rev. L. =. Mullen, OF the Mount Zion NJ. K.
church, corner 18th and K streets, 10 seriously
i'll.
This morning, Officer Hsney, of the fourth
preeipct found the body Of a dead infant (col-
ored) on a vacant lot between 10th and on
and L and NJ streets. 1t was buried 3, ina az.
pense of the District.
About O'Clock yesterday morning Sergeant
Arnold found white p.an, named Torrance
McMshon, lying st tisIe corner Of ID street and
New Jersey avenue, having been badly beaten
by some unknown parties. He was sent to his
home or CapitOl Hill.
The Board of Health has adopted resolution
appointing committee, consisting Of the pres
ident and two other members of the board, to
confer with the Commissioners Of the District
in regard TO the sanitary condition Of the Dis
trict, and secure their cooperation in promoting
the general health OF the community.
Depositors in the Freedmens Savings bank
are advised not to sell their pass-b books at a
sacrifice, as large dividend will soon be paid
Attention IL also called to the fact that Bank
Examiner Meigs placed the assets OF the bank,
after deductIDg bad and doubtful debts at
ninety-tbree cents on a dellar, and the trustees
add the statement that more will probably be
realized.
The regular annual meeting of the Junior
Knights of ST. Patrick was held YESTERDAY, when
the following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: James NJ. BrOsnan, commander;
Michael j. OIeary. first deputy; James W.
Coundine, second deputy; William II. Pitts,
third deputy; John G.. Sullivan, recorder:
james Il. Siston, financial recorder; Michael j.
CToDin, almoner.
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The Close of the SchrctzeuEest-


The park OF the Washington Schuetzsn yerein
was crowded on Friday afternoon and evening
AT about 80 O'Clock p. n. the Verein formed
IN procession, headed by the Marine band, and
after marching through the grounds halted at
the prize temple, where President Simon Wolf
briefly addressed the assembIage, saving
I'VE are about presenting the prizes, cash or
cash value, 70 the respective marksmen whs
have, by their skill and energy, during this fest,
won the prizes awarded by the shooting com,
mittee. The first prize, for the first time, does
The awards were then distributed az follows
Shooting at Rest-1st prize, $50 presented
oy Governor Shepherd,) K. Bush Imam, of Balti-
more; I'd, X. Heunsch, S55: 3d. William Fend-
ner, SO; 4th, q. Raw. Of Baltimore, x3O: 5tb. j.
kaiser, s25; 9th, j. Seller, go; 9Th, A. Muller
OF Baltimore, slI; 9th. G. +. washmsn, SO;
Baltimore, sli; 18th, A. Koch, sl3: 18th, t.
Kramer, Of Baltimore, So; 18th, j.. Lippold,
ell; 18th, L; Beyer, $40; 18th, o. Fisher, OF
Baltimore, 60; 18th, @. Q. Baugh. as; 18th, F.
Goth, f. Abner, IS. 90
Othsnd Shooting-1st, L. Boyer, SOS; ID, e.
smith. SIS; 4th, william Fendner, sl2; STU, X.
Heunsch, 50; 9Th, q. Otto. OF Baltimore, -; 18th,
+: Kramer, 50; sth, q. Franklin, 81.
Inc target OF honor, presented by Hon. Simon
Captain G. G. Baugh.
The awards of the day were distributed as
,siiSxs: Ladies shootingaist prize, Mrs.
Muhlelsen; I'd, nj lie Lucia; Sd, Mrs. r. Never;
9Th, Mrs. Ebel; 5th, Mrs. Horner. Bowling-
1st prize, Samuel Ceas; I'd, George Seufferle;
81. Christian W orch; 4th, Henry Williams; 5th,
William Walter 9th, John Kaiser; eth, John
Thompson.
Saturday was the last day of the festival
which was very successful one in every
respect.
The bowling prizes for the last day were
awarded as follows: LIST prize. George Seufferle;
20, samuel Ceas; Sd. Christian worch: 4th
VIM. Fendner; 5th, Wr1. Bshrens; 9Th, Francis
Profit, and 9Th, VIM. Walter.
There were no prizes for ladies' shooting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-06

"A MAN SHOT IN THE BREAsr.-In the After
noon OF the 4th OF July q dispute took place be-
tween two young men, named Charles Lcrfie or
and Sam. Ward, in LRfier's garden during
which the lie was passed, when the former
drew pistol and fred at Ward. The ball an
tered near the center Of the breast and passed
round toward the side. IL was extracted nv
Drs- Patterson and Dune anson, who bro.
nounced the wound not dangerous. Ward ar
terward walked to his home. on ID between q
ana streets, northeast. Young Lefier was
arrested by Ofticer Mari and taken to the sinh
precinct station, where he was held to await an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-06

THE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR met
At Masonic Temple on Saturday evening, but
OWING to the storm prevailing not many were
present and not much business was transacted
other than reading correspondence from simI-
lar organizations elsewhere. The report of the
secretary was read showing that eince the issue
or the national association, requesting state and
county associations to forward the names of
surviving veterans of the Mexican war desiring
a PERSON under the bill pending in Congress,
there have been ceived about eleven hu1drad
letters, containing the post Office address and
military record OF each applicant. Less than
twenty per centum OF the number enlisted dur
ing the war will approximate the total OF sar
viyOrs.