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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-16

THE PLEASURES OF LIFEIN KENTUCKY
n personal difficulty occurred in our city on
last saturday evening between Mr.. Walter
Kelly and Mr.. =. F. Mckee. resulting pretty
seriously for both parties. Mr.. Kelly having
been badly cut with knife, and Mr.. Mckee
having his head badly bruised by means of
aheavy auction bell. Mr.. Mckee is able To
be walking about, and his wounds are rap
idly healing. Mr.. Kelly was more seriousiy
Injured, but, We are glad to learn, is doing as
well as could be expected under the circTinl-
stances.-HODiknstTu Conservative
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CIT Y ITEM

notwithstanding the IatenesS OF
the season, we have still on hand very nice
assortment OF Fashionable Straw aud Light
Felt Hats, for Gentlemen, Boys and Childre H.
which we are now selling 20 per cent. less
than former prices. Lewis, " Halter aud
Gentlemen's Outtitter," $50 9TH street, be-
tween I and X.
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TRIED TO SHOOT THE Doctor BECAUSE
He WOULDN'T MARRY HFR.-Mrs. Aurora K
Dimmock attempted 10 take the life of Or.
a. W. Thompson with a revolver at North
amptOn, Mass, yesterday, because ne had
failed TO keep his promise To marry her She
Jailed and DR.. Thompson has since taken
steps for her confinement as a lunatic. Her
friends, however, claim that she is not in
sane. aud there is much excitement in the
town over the affair
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To GATHER pearls from oceans vases
Divers go down in divers places;
But at our mouths of streams and baVS
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SOZodont divine eo
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: Edward T.. Green and Mary Wa
tiers; Nelson Cole and Bette Smith; Isaac
Bowie and Maria Smith; John II. Castell
and Elizabeth Mckenzie; Thomas Anderson
and Mary Byers; Dennison c. Talbot and
Mary Ann CurreI
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SThe National Division Sons of Tenn
perance, of North America, is holding its
annual session in Providence, R. L.
~ We now learn. that the preachers of
Brooklyn propose to send a letter of cou-
graduation to the apostle Of "nest hiding
and "true inwardness."-M Y Herald.
~Cbristopner Stoddard, who shot and
killed officer Baxter at Plymouth, Mass
while the latter was afteuntina 10 arras,
him, has been sentenced to Imprisonment for
life.
sSNine policemen are Off duty In Law
renee. Mass, on account of injury recei vel N
the orange riot on Monday. The wounded
win all recover. Two Of the rioters have been
sentenced 70 Two months Imprisonment,
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THE LONG BRANCH RACES.-The third
race at the Monmouth Park (Long Branch)
course yesterday (the first and second races
were reported in THE STARS telegraphic
columns last EVENING", was two mile heats
for all ages, and was won by Wild Idle i'm
S:45 \. The fourth race-One and three-quar-
ter miles-was won by Mate in 3:06A the
second hest time on record
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THE most stylish collier you can wear is
The Warwick. Ask for IL at the gents fur
nishing stOres.-AdU.
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TIE BROOKLYN THEATER CONTROVERSY.
The Conway sisters refuse to COMPROMISE
with the proprietors of the Brooklyn theater
or 10 pay 50, 900 back rent. They are willing
10 go on now on their own account and pay
Sls,6OO year rent, but the owners of the
property insist on security. This the Con-
way sisters cannot obtain, and the ejectment
suit against them w IL proceed
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ESCAPE OF THE KANSAS HORSE THIEVES
A dispatch from Wichita, Kansas, says the
jail in that place, in which ten of the most
notorious horse thieves In southern Kansas
were confined, were broken open by the pris-
0ners Wednesday night, and all escaped
They are all armed, having been assisted by
friends after their escape. Officers are in
purSuit.
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"TIME TRIES ALL THINGS" and has
proven That WlS'GT's Bdlsdm If Wjyi CheTTg is
the remedy par eDcelence for the cure of colds,
coughs, Group, whooping cough, bronchitis,
asthma, phthisic, sore throat, influenza and
last, not least" consumption. 81 cents and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. go
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in Stock
Privileges and paid 800 per cent. profit. "How
10 do it," A book on Wall street, sent free.
Iumbridge Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. Ga:
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Two DIVORCES GRANTED AND OSE
PRNIED FoE-GeStertay Judge WylIe in
me Equity Court. granted decree OF divorce
10 John i. Ialb-Tt from the bonds of matri-
mOUy with Jane TalbCrt. The petition set
for'h that tie parties Were married in this
CITY IN i>6-, That on the 10Th Of MAY, ISIS he
enlisted il the service OF the United states
Tor three years. and sent portion of his
m1htE-y lay for her support; that three
months before plaintiff lett Washington TO
go into service child was born to them,
who j. Still living; that eighteen months
thereafter defendant was delivered of child
Lot hegOtttn ty plaintiff. but by one Horace
Digs, that defendant has since had fyCn
Other children hy said Horace Digs, and
NAT 20 tie hUSbant) has not lived with de-
tendant foT The past eight years. Mrs ReIva
LOCKWOOD APPEARED for plaintiff
Today, III the Equity Court, Judge Wyiie
mac q decree % divorce IN The ease OF Helen
Il Pm lips agaiuS. James Phillips. IA this
case the bill was lied in Nav, Isl aud
a>Rtd a decree on the ground OF cruelty, and
ne defendant flea a cross bill charging
adultery, There was large mass OF evi-
tehcr taken on both sides, by Mr.. j. j. john
SCn. ard The ease has been argued several
Gays BY Ne~sTs. Bradley and Daviige 1Ul The
CONF -tinart. and MeSSrS. MerTick and
CaTUSt FOR defendant. The decree reciteS
That while 10 - doubtful whether the gross
violence charged was committed. vet il il
plain hat tie defendant has 10 some extent
HaltTtatei petitioner, and that the court
Hnds The charges OF adultery "tO be willfsily
false and wholly unsupported by evidence"
and the petitioner i entitled TO a divorce %
1yitfttG s.o.Fs1s'rttt- The decree diSSOlVeS the
marriage. restores % petitioner the rights of
Fame ,'le, aud invests her with the guardian
ship OF the children, the defendant [. however
70 have the right 10 see his children in the
presence Of petitioner,
Yesterday Sarah " Lee. through MeSsrs
harrington ami Darlington, fled petition
Tor divorce from John T. Lee. The bill
SiateS That they were married III -. Catha-
riutS- canada, on the 24th day of August
ISL aUG have been residents OF the District
Tor four years. That defendant has frequently
struck AMI maltreated her. and threatened
her ne win pistol. that defendant in Au-
gust, l>t4. communicated 10 plaintiff "A dis
ease which Ee contracted 10y aiulterOuS in
teTcOUTSC with parties unknown 10 plaintiff.
That the support given 10 plaiutiTby defend
ant III cOIuI arISOn with his means has been
lnedgeT ard poor, and grudsingly given. and
that defendant = worth some ~}0.Obp in real
estate. and y now eEdeavOring 10 make Way
win u 10 prevent plaintiff from obtaining "A
SUTTori for herself and child. wherefore
Ilalufi-f asks decree OF divorce. the custody
Of Ter child. and alimOuy.
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. TMt nkNERinGE IIn,I,E-

NHF HIDDLEBCR LOUBDCN co Va
49, l. nov ready for the reception & Sr-np.r
II Hrl'rS. u isa hanl-ame house. with 81 r..I--,.
ar large pufttcos aUt j. kept In the L.-t sftI.
Mildi"huTg l. situated IN the most beautiful ana
h'althy section = h'-thrTn Virginia. ffry mil,--
spHthWest - a>l iurign CITY. ha- Churches N al!
sfioDs ard pleasant society There j. rirhIr
Eliit ~ The House a rUe Mineral Spring. ghl-.s
mtnical AieTs hay" been pronounced IS physciar-
70 tIual - any ln Tho state. Tally Stage connect
VIII the haili"si brppts AZ L-e-bUrg aud Al the
fiains A free rlie - +Ee SPRING evarg dAy. Pr
prietUr. % -
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FLETCHER'S PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention of the age for the exclusion
of Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
d Pearson, Y. NJ. &. A. Building. sole agents
and manufacturers for the District of Co
lumbia. deco:
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THE HEBREW CoUNCIL.-In the Council
OF American Hebrew congregations i'm Buff
falO last night several thousand dollars at-
ditioDal subscriptions 10 the college fund was
received After electing a board of governors
the council adjourned to meet next July in
Washington,
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THF CROOKED WHISKY MEN IN VISION
sIN-The United States Circuit Court at
Oshkosh. Wis. yesterday overruled the mo-
ton made by ex-senator Carpenter, counsel
for the defendants, to dismiss the proceed
1ngs against the distillers. and gave the de-
PENDANTS ten days to answer. The cases will
be tried al The October term.
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"a THE NgCNrAIN HOUSE. ar CRgs

Ia Tx MOUNTAIN HOUSE. AT tEF--
YE@V son SPklNGs.-This fAyurI,. .un45a-
&e---.-s rr- a. 'u fIe summit of ~ Allarh-ui =
WI b. rfred 'Hr The reception e graef- June Il
i-,5 SiEcr ia-t -tasnu the bGlliIrg- have l,.-rI
tiare,u at greatly ir7proy"i, ami u.W aud leauti-
III LrNss haN" been made through tta grounds
f'i Iariier iniuTH afiun address AZ either of "a
lttc- Tcrfi'r,d below. the proVria-.rz q ~
~ LIE 60. trrSsun Springs, Cambria - .
Pa, a. Cloud Hutri philadalnhia 30 Ian
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THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS
met yesterday, and the applications OF ChaS.
= wood, John e. kCSSlcT and Pat F. Nc
NaEOn for LIQUOR licenses were approved.
The resignation o. private \. Y. Conway
vas accepted. Tue Major and Superin-
teEdent submitted his quarterly report
S1OWiTG number Of arrests, go, of which
%st3 were males. 81 females, Isl were mar
rel -tl' hot, --L'2 cOuld read ana lea could
not TIE Cteuses may be deSi gnateI as fol-
lows against the person f-ts0 males. So
lriil'iies, against property, 80 males. III fe-
males q! the cases reported the following
disposition has been male. I ulG dismissed
- sent 10 jail for court. Il gave bail for
court 40 sent To the wOTkhOuSe, 81 gave
security 10 keep the peace. sent 70 the re.
form school, i not disposed OF. and in 40
cases various light puEisbmeHtS have been
Inflicted Fines have been imposed in 900
cases, amounting IN all To - ,65l. The num-
Der Of destitute persons furnished with lOdg-
II g. 2--J2, lost children returned 10 parents.
- sick or disabled, assisted or taken To
hoSpita sc, horses, cattle. &c, found aStray
and returned 10 owners, 90; doors left open
ard secured, .; fires occurring, 81. iuqueSts
attended, IL dead and abandoned persons
and infant = found. 10.
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NEw BOOKS.
QUEEN MARY. By Alfred Tennyson ISL 50
TIE ORIGIN AND ANTIQUITY OF FN.
CRAVING. By ". 5. Baker. 4sh Illus
'f .-..-. .......-........ : %
TIE FRENCH AT HOME. b. Albert
IN J -
JOCELlNS MISTAKE. Paper.-........... Is
TIE LADY SUPERIOR. b. Eliza r. Ballard s.
For sale by
nOHtH BRcTHERs. RaokseIIerr
80 H tOiS PsNN-NLyANtA AvgNEN.
i'HREE FEArFERS, a No-eI. by VIM. Bla-s
and for sale q,
sHiLEiNGTOS'S BOOKSTORE
Corner A. street and PenEsy Iyauia avenue
N an spd Beast, Here and Hereafter; Wlus,ra.eapy
more than three hundred original sDgc,,5tes h.,
Rev. j. G. WOOD -
The Odd Trump, Novel.
Miss hOvel, b. Victor Cherbuifez
blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything II
the Stationery lire for sale AZ
msy2ltr sBlLLiSGToNS BOOKSTORE.
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VISITING ODD FELLOWS FROM BALTI-
MORE--ThlS morning the Baltimore Drill
association tEncampment members of Did
Fellows, arrived here on the fast line on
The Baltimore and Potomac railroad, for the
luTpOSe Of vlSing the Tomb OF Washington.
they were met at the train by uniformed
members of this city, and forming they
InaIched Jo The steamer Arrow, at the foot
81 4tn street, where they took passage for
MI vernon. They numbered about so uni
iorms-black coats and pants, chapeaux
Win purple plume and the insignia OF the
encamp -uent Oranch-the crossed crooks in
git, purple baldric, and belt and sword.
They were headed by HOdman's 9Th regi-
ment band, and had with them a fine ba 1nsr
Of purple with representation Of charity on
Tire front and a tent ON the reverse with the
name On their return this afternoon they
VIII parade through eth street. Pennsylvania
avenue, Eth street, Connecticut avenue X
street, and 4th street 10 the MetropOlitan
Hotel. where they Will De ssbanQueteI'' nv
the Washington Odd Fellows. The visiting
association II commanded by Mr.. James
Young. assisted by MeSsrS. q. W. Lee aud
-EccleS ton
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wnlTE sULPHUg

As.-.Szzl ~ EDE6ITh COgNTE TTEETYTF.
one and a i.tii M. from stephens e Depot
Terms TT NHE. tUUs, = pieUllsr al t4rf.f...r-
= Ter Gay, : = ~ pr week, and So pr MONTH
Tor JulN and August, 3 - p-r dag. s. par va
ana S5y per uur-h. Children and Servants htrI
Ellce. hound TITO tickets from Washington , s So.
Pamphlr,s az Elbi't House.
je22 I'm q AMMAN
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pm COPYING NO LoNGEs NECESSARY.
CLRPHANE q CO.'S

HEW AUT0LITH0GRAPHIO PROCESS.
PRINTED copies Of all papers furnished Ct Low
Of 10 cents por folio Of 100 words for rst COPY
and TWO CENTS per folio for each additional copy
Fac simie copies OF drawings, plans, letters, cir
culars, &C., At lowest rates.
Dispositions taken In short hand and transcrfpts
furnished In print st Les cost than manuscrpt here
y once No. SIT nh street, oyl. Cen, ?. O.. 81
MkURiCH PiCHIN,
DyN0 E.Q, SV91QQX,
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REAL ESTATE SALFS.-B. H Warner,
aucuOnecr. sold Yesterday, through F. d.
Cleary. salesman, the following prOpert Y:
Part of lot y, subdivision of square rs. i'm
proved by two story frame house on 18Th
street, between = and L streets, to j. T.
Gull. for al 90 part of same lot fronting on
the alley TO j. L. Gull for Sii5; also, part OF
lot -, in square 557, on Pierce street, between
J. and NJ streets, to Henrietta Slade, for IS
cents Per square foot. Also. through j. Il.
COldwell. salesman, for VIM. A. Cor
don. trustee, lot Il Of w. III. Brownies
subdivision OF original lots lettered
To II, or Walter Lemons subdi-
vision Of original lots In square 3GS. on
NJ street, between 9th and 10th streets, inn
proved by twO-stOry and mansard- roof
brick dwelling, 10 Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Shell
don, at sli 800. For Messrs. Alvord and
SiickEey. trustees, the south halt OF lot Is in
square 90, fronting 22k feet on 18TH street
between i and h streets, improved by a
two story house, To Theodore n. Gill, at
S2,IW; also, rear part OF lot Is, same square
TO Theodore y. Gill, at S34l.IO.
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BCRGI AIRY LAST NIGHT THE resi-
deECe Cf i. L. ktmmell, ON Defrees street
Was visited about iO O'Clock last night bv
burglars, who raised the parlOr window and
entered They carried away two black
frCck coats. one vest and numerous papers
subsequently, Sergeant Arnold aud Officer
! aTquahar arrested Daniel Green and John
Stewart. alias Jenkins, two well-knOwu
CO,OTed thieves. and recovered The two coats
and papers, also q silver watch.
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iy7-2wr P.O Box No. As, washington, ID. q.

MOTHS. MOTHS,
Blankets, Covers, Orumb Cloths, &C., from moths,
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro-
cess, which removes all grease and vegetable stains
efectually. Single persons who have no accommo-
dations for packing away clothing, can leave them
tains Of all descriptions cleaned in superior man
ner and on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other suits cleaned
et short notice. A. FISHER,
Jelly 6Is 9th streef opposite Patent Ofice
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b. ERBRR0'S-
GREAT METR OPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
je7tr S12 7th street, nesr Penn. avenue.
ID COSMETIC ANrIDOrE.

The desire TO preserve and secure a beautiful CON-
pleXOn uTal The kin on the face is sub
ject TO a whole chapter of accidents, least IF
which come from apply ing imp proper articles 10 in
Crease its beauty.
Bryan's Cosmetic Antidote is prepared not only 10
remedy the evils caused by use Of impure cosmetics
but to remove MOTH freckles, tan, sunburn, pin
pies, roughness Of the skim and l. infallbe cure
for chapped hands; There is nothing used in the
manufacture Of this article capable Of uJurne the
most delicate complexion, but on the contrary can
not be used without benefit
For sale by all Druggists. Price. sl Is per bottle
Liberal deduction to the trade. Address
BRYANs COSMETIC ANTIDoTE 90,
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
month. Ranking hours, Q 70 4. Saturdays
to and tot. Tt3,14t16
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MEMoIb OF BB. GUTHRIE: now complete. 2
queen Mary: Drama. By Ternysop
summer Parish ny Henry Ward Beocher
ttk mbal And tauilclss. With Music. IeaSrfrh
The Able Crane, CANDIDATE. for the pAn.l f,,,,ir
HsCg '''''
:, The Green Gate. From the German. b. Ms
lister. For eale by
WM. BALLANTYNE
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.Corns, Vascular Excrescepces

Bunions, IngrOwing Nails, &c. successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, h35 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. m. to p. m. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to
press of business during office hours Or
White is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences, except after D. M.
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FOR Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
PeryPs Improved Comedor,e and Pinsple REM
edy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
B. c. Perry, % Bond street, New York. 65.l:
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GOOD ADvICE-Trust in G oil: keep your
powder dry; and pay your special improve
ment taxes through j. c. Lay & Co, 223
4 street.
CORAL AND JET JEwELaY received at
PIisgs, on the avenue.
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DRAWN FORTY FEET IN THE AIR by ONE
LFG.-Saturday afternoon at o'clock the
men employed at Burdett, Smith Il Co.'S
foundry. Troy, were thrown into great e X
cltement by the narrow escape of John Nc
kenna, one OF their companions, from death.
Mckenna was on the lower floor of the
foundry and was in the act of hosting q
stove 10 the third story by means Of a rope
which passed over a pulley single time
The pulley was fastened a short distance
above the third story, and when young Nc
kenna had hoisted the stove up nearly three
stories, one of his feet caught in portion of
the rope which was coiled near by him, and
threw him down. This caused him to let go
Of the rope. The weight of the stove caused
IT to descend rapidly, drawing McKenna up
to the pulley by one leg, which had been
caught in the rope. In this position the un-
fortunate man remained for several min
uieS, and until his companions unloosened
the stove and allowed the man To descend
slowly. 1t was feared, however, that in his
descent his leg would become disconnected
from the rope and allow him to fall To the
ground on his head. Luckily he reached the
ground amid the breathleSS silence of his
friends. The young mans hand was badly
bruised, but outside of that he was not in
jured.-N Y. Times, 1911.
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"A BALTIMORE FLYING MACHINE.-A
young gentleman OF this city, unmindful of
the tate of Icarus, has invented a flying ma
chine In which he proposes to cross the
ocean during the present summer. The ma
chine appears TO be a combination of the
balloon, the windmill, and the steam
launch. The voyager rides in a boat con-
tanning small steam engine, which is used
Tor moving the "wings" of the balloon and
steering IL through the air. The boat is at
tached to the flying machine with a rope,
and thus is drawn through the water. 1t is
AK, tobacco dealers ) will furnish the in
venfOr, Mr.. Schroeder, with the money to
build one OF these flying machines, and the
contract for the same has already been given
Out,-RQl. American 18th
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A VIZ De L'EAU HOTEL,
sToCKrON HOTEL.

&-1%1 CAPE NAY, n }.
Opens Jane goth, i-s.
tHsgLFS nTFFY.
toi 'on.il,n-al Hotel. Phil laiphsas
g-o-Ah TT .rrfafHr
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PUBLIC HAY SCALES SOLD FOR THE YEAR.
MessTs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold
yesterday, by order OF Lieut.. II. l.. Hoxie,
the Dlstrict hay scales for the ensuing year,
as follows: No. ], opposite the post office,
JniOntOwn, To X. r. Martin. for SIP 50; No. ?
9th street southeast, between l. street and
Georgia avenue, To George Il. Gaddiss, for
S25; No 5, corner OF 10Th street and Iouisi-
ana avenue, 10 & BenZinger, for $40; No. 4,
az Northern Liberty market, To +. VI. Ora
ney, for 500; No. 5, on High street, near the
canal, Georgetown, To \. = Odutt. for $50;
No. at BrightwOoi, TO John III. McChesney,
for 50 80.
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TROTTICG AT BRIGHTwooD.-Therew was a
trotting race at BrightwoOd Park yesterday
in which the following horses participatei:-
Honest John, George elliot and Buckskin.
Messrs. A. T. Grey, l.. b. Cutler and Charles
Hayes acted as judges, and took their stand
at $50 O'Clock p. IN. The first heat stood
Honest John 2.iik elliot second and Buck
skin distanced. Second heat-won by Homes [
John In Az. Third heat-won by elliot in
2.46. Fourth heat-won by elliot in 2.i9R
The betting at the outset was in favor OF
amid some excitement. The fifth aud last
heat started well, but owing to "A break by
elliot, Honest John passed and came in the
winner at 2.5G.
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DoNAHUE'S ELEVEN HUNDRED MILE
ALK.-Hugh DoDahue, the pedestrian, had
accomplished 900 of I1O2 miles, which he
undertook TO walk in as many consecutive
hours in Boston at noon on Wednesday. DR..
Nlney, the physician:who attended him in a
long journey at Springfield, had arrived at
Mystic Park, and thought Donahue was in a
very critical condition: His pulse beat at
ninety-fOur. with respiration at eight en-;
he was very nervous and shook badly when
walking. He seemed To be suffering with
palpitation of the heart. and his attending
physician says he must be kept very quiet,
and none must talk with him while he is
walking. He sleeps so soundly that firearms
are discharged to arouse him for his hourly
task. DOnahue's courage is good, and swim
or die" seems to be his motto. Springfield
people think he will accomplish the task, but
the betting is against him.
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