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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

THE FIRE IEPARTNENT-Tne Board of
IRE tCmniS>i toner's met last night: present
Pres ident Williams and MeSSrS. TAFT Nor
san- Collins. and Thomas Chief Engineer
Cronln recommended that Vim. n. Shc;hi he
appointed foreman Of No. company, vice
MtTrilatt, reduced 70 thc ranks ri his own
request, also samuel Dawes TO be engineer
wee Shedd, promoted, and ThOS. Martin to
o. hTeInan. vice Dawes. promoted. The re-
fCInnendatIOuS were adopted. John Moore
Oi No. company. was ordered To be restored
tO the rolls at the expiration of his 80 DAYS
SnSuen>lOn. for violating the regulations
Norman III. tOle made application for posi-
ZION in the department. Tie board thei al
JOuTnet. and the members proceeded 10 the
new engine house recently erected for NJ. :
CONF Sny- the only engine house in the Dis
met with all the mOieTu improvements
The ROOMS are large and " alI ventilated AMI
nicely finished. the dOTmitOry j. supplied
with War!TubeS-Oue FOR each of the men
Tie sounding Of the gong for fire causes the
doors OF IN. horse stalls 10 fiy open. and the
animals 40 once take their places ~ the an
IaTatU> really for hitchiEg Il might pre- vent
s'E accident 10 the horses il the doors we're
reversed 50 tHaf The animals would have n
straight course 20 their Places The simple
releasing Of catch also causes the engine
mousse doors 10 slide OyCu 10 admit Of the
egreSS a. the apparatus. the arrangements
Tor heating and ventilation are excellent
Altogether this i a mOsic} engine house. aud
tht veteran foreman. Lowe, and his cOmnauy
Only need furniture 10 correspond 10 make
them happy
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,M,TS

I'VE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATrEN-
w tion of the public 10 cur stock Off
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, such ssA
Granite Dinner, Tea, and Chamber sets -
Decorated China Tea sets; all kinds Of
Brushes and Dnsters, Wooden and Willow Ware,
RetT1geTators, Water Coolers, &C, Children's Car
riages. which we are selling cheap. Agents for the
l. X. l.. Sleeping Coach. VALIANT OGDEN
"a High street, Georgetown. msyAD-ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

~ -Four Pennsylvania editors have con-
senteu 10 run for governor on the democratic
ticket. Three at least are likely to go into a
decline before autumn.
eS-The steamer Wisconsin. which sailed
nom Liverpool yesterday for New York
brings one hundred Mormons, half of whom
are Germans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

y WOMAN POISONED IN JERSEY CITY
John Moron, aged twenty, has been arrested
in Jersey City. y. j.. charged with causing
Inc death OF Mary Fallon, mother of five
children, by poisoning. They drank beer to-
gether provided by Moran and Paris green
was found i'm the bottom of her glass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

THE EMPRESS EUGENIE-s LACEs.-WbiIa
in the seizure room OF the custom house YES
terday Mr.. y. L. Stewart was shown by
Deputy Collector Lydecker and Col. TreachIe
capt BTackettS lace prices, the seizure of
which, lie said, he had read of in the sun
He rOrOunced the dress, which was made
for the Empress Eugene, real point lace He
told the deputy collector that IL would be
impossible 10 determine the value of il. as
there is nothing in this country TO compare
with it.-N T. SIM, lCth.
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. TIE DRAMATIC FNTFRT AIN,rrVT given
~ ne members of Mount Vernon Tent. No.
81. J. o. X. last night, al Odd Fellows Han.
Wa largely attended and was IN all respects
a >DcCt>Siui AFFAIR. The drama selected was
the "l'TUU kard'S Warning" and the char.
actsrS were very well sustained by MeS~rS
thartfs Maxwell Harry Anderson. Henry
Neidielt. Walter DrummOnd. ]. II. Knapp
george r Wild. Miss Lizzie Larcomba aud
Miss Martha Russell. NJ the close. Miss
Mar\ Nelly. m appropriate terms. on bphal {
a. the ladies % South Washington presented
the Tent with beautiful SILK banner. on
one SIDE OF which was painted a view OF
Mount vernon. and ON the reverse side the
Inscription. Presented by the ladirS of
south Washington Mr.. James 4. Lee chief
ruler, received the banner with q neat re-
SI"n>e. The tent has been organized about
three months, and has a membership a Urea. . y
81 ll+- az young men, VINO are doing gOOJ
work IA the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

y MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE-A mysterious
case of suicide occurred in Springfield. ILL.,
last Monday. Mr. Russell Churchill. who
mas resided there for nearly twenty years
ana mas always been q very quiet, even
tempered business man, committed suicide
ny shooting himself in the head with pistol.
For many years he has been the business
manager OF Lambs foundry. Monday
morning he went to the foundry as usual. and
aiter that time nothing was known OF his
whereabouts until his dead body was found
al !" O'Clock in the evening in the attic of the
foundry, just above the Office. During the
morning the men about the shop hal Occa-
sion TO consult him, but he was not at his
usual place. After the dinner hour his wife
sent TO inquire after him, he not having been
10 dinner. search was Immediately COM
meEced, with the result stated. The eau e
cannot now be SurInised. for ms busine S and
FAMILY relations were perfectly pleasant, es-
pecially his home relations. He was about
forty years of age, and leaves a wife and
seven children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

iUPROE F-.FNTS Al TIE Posi- DEFICIT
IEEAETNFNT.-Tse work OF Improvement
St--l EOeS ON M tine Post p-fice department
uECET tho auspices az Colonel Burnside 81
Ter.uteUdeut and di~DUrSIlg officer. HD'
water heating apparatus D being placed in
THE building. ana the chimney> are being
leNeied with the roof and closed up. The Old
cases OF books agd files nave been taken ont
81 The dead letter Office, where they inter
Tered with tHs IRAN SaCtlOu OF business and
'|rEcrtd the room and removed 70 the base
D'eIi- and the walls have been beautifully
i-fScocd b. French gray ny ScaGttcr s. Rake
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

EFtTT oF Az EsTINABEF tITrZES-In
Our obituary notices VIII be found the record
81 The death OF the venerable John Johnson
az fle IL year OBJ! las age. Mr.. Johnson was
greatly esteemed a. an upright citizen an
sincere Christian. The late John johnson
magistrate, was a son OF the deceased. as j.
Mt Albert r II. Johnson. OF the patent
solicitor urm Ot Johnson AMI Johnson. AMI
wEo was private secretary for Edwin VI
Stai ton While the latter was Secretary Of
War.
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pEoPosALS FoR FyEL.
Ns.y nEr.Er.resE,

WASH. NsTpN. u. e.. I1r.. :. I.-s
StAl'd Ir'r1sal-, lgdHr-rd ana A.. .----.sI d. a.
S,,t,iait The Nav, UIl be received nu.rI nos.
n.'ht 'ud oiheea th,rei ia Ma-hiug,.a VII tuei
20 tons ? Gao 10. 60 ,e ton hest l,a.g ,.s al
egg coal. - -
10 tons. 22ao ID. 20 a ton, best quality white ash
Lou cords II, cubic ieetl 4 well seas ned god sic
IS ooIds u cubic feet, q well a-ns grd size
hickory wood
cords, rs outic fec.,) well seasoned bakers rim
All q which viii De weighed, nnes.u-sI All IA.
epected ~ the Nay Department fu-p.-t#r. A. tI--
expense Of the crntrac r. accord H.. = + y. 80.
nlgnis OF the act Of Congress approved Is n 80
These supplies must BE- delivered tt fne Nayr H.
lariment, on Office fur WHICH required III ~. .f a
Gly next q insure which bonds viii a. r,guIrtd "A
the successful bidder ~
BIDS NAV be nale for either wool up o.. al. LIP II
bOh. out must state much per cord cd tom a. IN.
tAet NAV De without distinguishing A. O. -r.- I'd
coal OF Kind II wood. GEO. N. ROBSON
JrlV -t"ot secretary 4 rle Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

fRIGHTFCL EXPLOSION AND Loss OF
LIZA terrific explosion occurred in a
fireworks factory at Boston yesterday ami
The ruins Immediately taking fire, the place
was completely destroyed before assistance
Could be rendered by the fire department.
Ten men and boys were emplOved i'm the
building, only one of whom escaped unin-
jUrred. The Charred remains of six mnl were
taken nom the ruins, and three others were
rescued, but were seriously injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

TRACTS FOR THE VICTIM OF THE ANNE
ARUNDEL LYNCHERS.-The Annapolis cor
respondent OF the Baltimore sun saws
% Deputy Sheriff Geo. w. Murdoch received
rom the post Office, Yesterday morning, a
letter directed 10 John Sims. colore.I. in
Jail. Annapolis. Md. The letter contained
three tracts, entitled, How will il look a
inc DAY OF Judgment" 'Quencn pot the spirit
and plead guilty our imperfect postal
arTan gements DO not provide for forwarding
SucE
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

NAVY DrpAEr1-Nr. .
WASH NGTuN. Iu9- -
SeAed Proposals.. ADDRESSED 70 the S--r.rsr "a a..
NAVY Tor Furnishing stationery f0r n. N.vy he
pafthrnt' and bureaus and Offices there. ia "A an
ligton' dlling the hscal year ending Jsua 3l. l,-f
June. '- On 'f
Proposals must b. submitted on the form. f,-
hlsI.o % the Department. with the Egtraafa. AL
cetune ate annexed and must eIubraCe "a 40. itsl5
Proposals from parties not Engaged fr r.--ia- frr
Washington. or Who have not -uYris-. 10 .ti B-1.I.
city. will not he considered
The schedule embraces two general classes. ~.
paper ard envelope p. mI~rallau. AID. -l-. al
The contract VIII Do awarded lu tla q. D. - RI.
classes, AZ ma ice considered the more iI s.-ls.a..
% the government.
The Department reserves the right % rellfra "a
greater OF les quantity 81 aus article in rha -cI.I
Gie tiah that -peclned a the ul l- -nefnlk
ulre. -
The articles VIII d. required from tiul. g. .ima .z
needed. anu must be m accordance with me -tbtl-
ME, and satisfactory - the head 81 the 0.i-e a
hurtan Tor which required, must be delivered win.
CUT UNNECESSARY delay. and a. tine expense II an,
Contractor IN default OF any Il which uirenHrf.
The Department r-serN the right % rurchas. the
aitcis elseN here. or % aHuul the c3ufra-r ia whole
or IN part. and VIII hold contractor r--pousiI a.
t9f any adGliiln al expense q urce--trily incur
thereby.
Bills Proporly approved. accruiuc under iHe c-q-
tract, VIII ur paid luarItfis.
GEO. VI. robson.
JeN -aN"t s'cretaTf g the NaVY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

AZ \ man named EvaTts Is mentioned for
ne next presidency. Now who's Evarts p
RocbCstCT DtA9ocr0t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

DEN COPYING NO LONGER NECESSARY,
CLEPRANE a. co.'s
NEW AUTO LITH0GRAPHIU PROCESS
PRINTED copies Of all papers furnished At low
rate 81 10 cents folio of 100 words first cory
and two CENTS per folio for each additional co ~
Fac smile copies Of drawings, plans, letters
culars, &c, At lowest rates.
Deposltions taken IN short hand and TRANSCRIPT
furnished IL print at less than manuscript
tofore. N
az Office No. aI7 Eth street, OPP. Gen. p. o.. 81
noor. }. o. CLEPHANE,
MAURICE PICHIN
mylO em W u. MURDOCH
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y Boy KILLED BY \ CART RUNNING
bNFR HIN-NeStrriay afternoon "a NV
named Edward Fitzgerald. fourteen years OF
age. son Of Mrs. Johanna Fitzgerald. living
"n al, between and l. streets northeast.
was run over by cart he was employed IN
driving, near Boundary street. aud died later
IA me evening from his injuries. The cOro-
EtT was notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

END or THE CANAL STRIKE.-The Cum
berland News of yesterday says The busi-
ness of shipping coal on the canal was
resumed yesterday. Those boats which had
loaded the day before took out their papers
ana left yesterday. The difficulty as To
IrelgntS was adjusted on the basis prevailing
az the time OF the suspension. IL is grpatly
10 DC hoped that there will he 10 further
trouble. y crowd of angry and excited boat
men Congregated around the Office or the
Mary land Coal Company. i'm this city. yes-
ielday, ard for few moments il looked aS If
a hostile demonstration was 10 be male upon
-Oue one. Better cOunSeIS prsvaiIeI now
ever. and The Storm blew over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

n STRIKE WHICH COST SlOOO0. OO0-A
dispatch from Wiikesbarre announces that
resumption of work by the miners in that
region is a fact. Notwithstanding the efforts
OF few leading strikers. The strike has
caused loss To that region of SO 900 900. A
delegation of miners requested one operator
To discharge the men who had been az work
"WIthOu! permission from the aSSOci alton"
but he declined, saying that those men
should have employment If on that account
he could not get another miner. The miners
then marched away, smashing windows and
making row generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

EMPRESS ROBBERS SENTENcED-Natt
Morris, Ed. Johnson, white, Henry Johnson
colpred, ard John Woods, convicted of rob-
hug an express messenger in Memphis
Tenn, some months ago, have been SEN
teIced, the two frSt-uamed TO twenty-one
years each, Henry Johnson to twenty wears
ara woods To ten years. 1t is repOrted thai
ght OF the jurors favored The hanging of
Norris ard Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

SUIT FOR bINoECE-Mr. Crui x,aa.1k "a
Gay entered a 'Iii hr II. J. +. Matthews Tor
"a divorce fOm l-uc. uda \ Mafrba--s T,s
PARTIES were married iu March. I-..S. anu
li-ed together until june, ISL w-oan he IN.
.ege> fr8f ur vas Obligetl tO leave Ter an az
's,tI or iil-tres tneLt- lie also cha -se, her
Is i,l s..ll rs af various times.
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GOAL AND WOOD FOR THE Tsr,.TUs
" DEPARTMENT. -

AhEA~lta AfFHA
~, " A. %. NGTuN- } .H. s.. l--T
VIII "ai Al v 90 or th- ensuing yea. SOB hs a.
I1gtne1 az thls chlce upJa o. LooU gi SATURDAY,
Instruction. % hiJi,rs sill D. firm r1.r m l,r,--
'ttlnh 70. l.-9eil " .. AVERY. tt..-i MA
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ny OLD SOLDIER ROBBED An old sol
ritT named Samuel ClearV Wbn arri vi In,
-. tlty yesterday 10 collect from the gov
81, ihtnl a bounty claim. was ca jolet by a
''.iS 80 man who represented himself 10 be
suide. into The Sfnit1soufa,, 49,. a.
49, t't- vas robbed Of ms carpct-btg con
tanning a.. clothing and paD.rS T'IIa f,e5-r,
ESCAPED WIKI his pluuder '7''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

NAET-scE LICENSES have been issuei ~
le-",~s. Henry FaIfrpy ami Ecttie Parker.
Er' &. ~ Hp3gyirs ari Mary G. scott:
WI Ir.- grs art Mary Ware. THOMAS Rob
---.-l- a..- -.s. t.. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

w II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsraB.
LISHMENT.
49 Jefs,Son Street, GeOTget0tes, u. c.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, l357. Tn
iarged ami improved, 1874 Ladies and Gentlerneu's
wearing apparel Of every description, including
telvets, Crepe Wells aud Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned dyed: also, Curtains aud
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send US your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at any place in the District free of extra
charge. work received and returned by mail or er-
press from aud 10 place in the country ap2I-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

1HE INCLUSION given ny the AnaioStan
ioat Cluh last evening was pronounced bv
"it participants one OF the pieaSantest in
every way ever given IN Washington. Toe
a'iendai c. was large and fashionable the
MeatLer was most deli gbtfUl. and all circum-
StaI1> seemed 10 combine 10 ma Ike the occs,-
Slpn ore In be long ami agreeabIv reneu-
ttTtd. II was near ia Wight when IA. nanny
tLToug returned To the CITY.
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PROPOSALS.


= =
fENNA. AFENT1 tiHR. OF METZ
- Mh~T~NSEuN. u q. -l.a.- i,-s
StaLkn PROPOSALS Tor drelrf- lr a.. FI-g
= aoeth River, u. and tor dreigi9- ,a,,l. 81
m.N5l 81 = wreck n the Nan-ensaI I..gsr. Va
VII he received a. IU- TfhCe uutiI aeon "a Med
after. - -.--' ''''is 'ta.l'
IIs iorm-, sr,c,hcati Ne, Sc, cau aal oman
Jel26t st. ALERT. q. :. Civl l,-ri.ss,
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. ENlIN g. Q O..
NEW YORK.
HOG r SIRE EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

TOR OUR CUSTOM T3ADEwE KEEP rHr
BEET ASsORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS ~
bE FOUND IN TIE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOE
Us AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND ANERI-
CAN MANUFACTURES. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF oUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEsI
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK. AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
flRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UPIS
hkW YORK As REPRESENTED, SOrWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME Or
OJB COMPETITORS THAT We FILL THESE
OBDERs fROM oUE BEADY MADE STOCK
REiDY MADE CLOTHING.
AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE We hEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING on,
0UR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS
AND CHILDRENS SUITS. AND SPRING
OYERCOATs, FROM WHICH WE FILL Or
DERs In TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE ANERICAy
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAR
MINT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURK on
FURSIsH READY MADE.
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sHILLI>GToN-s BOokSToKF

Nan am Beast Hero AMI Hereafter: .Hss-rs-.d 10
more than thre. hGI.rt! ,.rI.if.l a. -. ~. D =
Rev. G.. Mo,d -
The ocd Trump. a Novel
Ni~s Novel. by Victor AHrhrfiey
Blank haoks, Paper, Envelopes ana s..-ys,-fro g.,
the Ststiouery tire TOR sale al --
nsysl-tr SHILLfNGTuN' HnNk STORE
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49, COUNTRY BOARD The CLIFToS
IA. YHOUSk is now open for the summer Who's
Ak4 who wish q pleasant home, in q health
and beautiful location, with the best Of railroad ia
Of Cli'ton Station, Fairfax Co., Va, may; i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

THE NATIONAL BO ARD OF TRADF-At
The session of the National Board Of Trade
IN Phlladelphia, yeSter day, the subject of
Inc improvement of the Mississippi river
WAS lhdennately DOStpOn ed; the subject of a
reduction OF and uniformity in postal rates
was referred 10 special committee; the
nth subject, favoring the establishment of
The postal telegraph, was taken up for con-
SlderatiOn, but was finally referred TO the
committee on postage rates. \ resolution
was adopted requesting the United States
government 10 invite Canada TO confer with
with commissioners 10 be appointed by each
government, looking to the establishment
OF uniformity in weights and measures
Qulte discussion was had upon the pro-
position TO amend the shipping act OF 1872
and on the United States steamboat law,
but without any definite results. The pro-
position to amend the national banking law
submItted by The Board of Trade, was lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

stEN-l Situated on rhe highest point on the Mid
land railroad. y miles from Washington with morn
lig aud evening trains each wav. fare Tor round
trlp, 81 IS. The hotel l. new, with double p3rch :
tie entire length. The rooms are well furnish a.
end the dining room cool aud airy. The c1uutry il
As healthy a. any in The world, and there arr no
mus nitoes. Boa ders ithout children pref rrtl
Jelo IN FRANCIS J. CANNON. Prapriesar.
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COBBS' HOTEL.
GlRESf ISLAND u

kha COBBS' HOTEL.
VfhY CoBBS ISLAND, W.
III. de,ightiUl Seaside Resort, situated on The
Atlantic Ocean, and celebrated Tor tiue aul Afe 80
bathing, fishing and shO ting, is now open Ton the
reception Of visitors.
of four weeks.
Route Prom Washington by steamer &" Jane
Mo-,ly,' or Baltimore hy Old BAY Line stean-rs ~
Norfolk, connecting with steamer IN. p Bank"
Tor Cherry-t tone, Monday, welnesdsy AMI Friday
mornings, o clock. COBB BROS. A co.
ItS-Im leap lfu PrOpriefn-s
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IS u street, effect a large reduction in
sTecIal imprisonment taxes paid throu gh
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PiOwmau.-R 1. Smith, two brick twO-St0ry
dwellings. l. by > feet. south side u, between
M and on streets southeast; 5000.
The owner of a building on lot ,. square
No Isl, has been ordered To remove the same,
20 having been constructed without permit
and contrary to the building regulations:
also, building on lot !, square 1SI: also.
building No. 1915 l. street, IL being in an un-
safe condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17

THE COLUMBIAN TURN NERFIN last
evening elected the following officers: First
speaker. VIM. Helms; second speaker, ChaS.
NOSke, fiIst gymuastical instructor, August
BrOckweCde; second Instructor. August Fele-
hams; recording secretary, f.. NJ. Hasselbach;
corresponding secretary, Louis HetzeI: ac-
cOuntant, Chas. Reesch; treasurer, Alfred
Weech; custodian of property, Fred. Abel
Librarian, August DuSchring.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-Han X
LeaNer to Gertrude W. James. lots rs and II
square l>o: II. Samuel Il. Fox TO Cornelius
". Smith. part lot -. square I57: - $40.
Alfred Schucking to VIM. A. Marks. part
lot "a, square 81; $500. Ann &. Carroll ct
az. 10 John III. KnOch. lot X. square SIS.
III 50. ChaS. G. Royce 10 TheO +. GatchelI.
lot ,. square IS; $50. Benz r. Nef 20 H r
MaTyman, LOT I, square II; $3.50. ChaS NJ,
Matthew'S, trustee, To ChaS. NJ. Matthews
trustee. lot .. square 20; 80. George Rarth
10 John W. Simms. part lot -. square 3I6:
10 John W. Fillins 10 Thomas Joy. part
LOT !. square 4Z2, 200. l.. VI. Saunders truS-
tee 10 Martha II. Freeman. lot NJ part Y .
square 81: -. James G. Dulin TO Julia r.
Plat. lots 10 and p, square lilo; $500. Mary
l.. Bcall et al. 10 isaac Levy. lot Is. square
DC; $1,000 John q. Evans. trustee, to James
WIleS. lot l.. square 20; % 600. p DOnOhOe
10 l.. CaVanaugh, part lot 10. square $50;
$500. VIM GUntOh et al. trustee. TO John
y An RlSwick, lots 6. :, and :, square 700:
~l.oG0. Andrew II. StOckman to Anna b.
SfOcRman. part lot l., square 81: love G
6 Burr. et al. 10 VIM. l.. Wall, lot 80. square
.Ci; $500. Reg. Fendall, trustee. to VIM T.
Clark. part lots and 1, square 5}l: Sg1O1
W Il. Webb, Ell 81. trustee. 10 Henry r. Tar
Ton. lot ., square J53: ~. Henry r. TurtOn
10 TEOS. i. Crittenden. lot .. square 3Js;; -
Joseph F. Brown 10 John W. BabSOn LOT aG
square $50; $1,000. Chas. r. BENJAMIN TO
VIM. SticEney, lot 80, square $50: II $50
Sarah J.. Davis To Il. Fl. Warner LOT a.
square i$5, II .50o. u. ii. Warner To Abram
J.. Pardon, lot IS, square ES5; 800.
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AA& kAwLEf SPRINGS. - This popular
IN Y ana delghtful summer resort, near X ar
ndSi Tls ,SI Va. win be open ON June /,
Circulars, with full deecri pton can he obtaned ~
MS0r =. Luck q "sgottswoed Hotel" Hsrri-
end National Bank, sos 9TH street, Washineton.
~: A. ID. Trick,
mayo- zn President Board OF Direcfors
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rALBOTT HOUSE,
ii BARNESVlLLE, MONTGOMERY 90,

MAR1EAND,
The Undersigned having Leased the ahove ,a,naa
hotel Will be prepared this season TO offer an periOr
accommodations to Ladies and Gentlemen who are
gslrous 70 spef the summer months in the country
Ihe air Ii pure, being located near the Sugar LOAF
Mountain. III also commands an extended view of
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrounding
country. Fishing and hunting in abundance. Con
nderable improvements have been made TO the build
Ee since last summer, such bath room, &C. IL Is
about half mile frem Barnesviiie depot, the Me-
uoPoiltan Railroad, and one hours ride on the cars
from Washington, ID. q.
Terms: 81 per day, and from IS 10 SO per week.
children under II aud servants half price For fur
ther Information apply TO address q. A. BAL
LUFF, GAINESVILLE, Montgomery CO., Nd. ml9-tSl%