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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21
The Troffing al the Washington
Driving Park.

yesterday was the second dav Of the fall
meeting at BTtgGtwOC1. and there was a
large ATTENDANCE The races was for a purse
Of SI5u for the - class OfhOrSes-miIe heats.
best three ont of five. light entries had
been made, hut four horses only appeared,
"a ebber, Planter. Lapland, and Jack Draper.
Previous TO the start the owner of Draper en-
tered q protest against Lapland trOttfug. on
The ground that he had trotted in 226, bat
The protest was not allowed.
The first heat was by Draper, in 2.3O b i.
Lapland, Planter and Weber in the order
named.
The second heat was decided for Weber.
Draper second, Lapland third, and Planter
fourth. Time, 2:32%.
In the third heat Planter took the lead,
and the contest was between Planter and
DraTer, when Planters sulkey gave way and
finally CapsiZed- A foul was claimed by the
driver Of Weber. he alleging that Diapers
driver bad cut him OUt of position upon the
first turn, and this foul was allowed by the
judges, which set Draper back to No. 3; Web
Der second and Planter fourth, and gave lap
land The first position. Time, 2-3;i.
AiteT this e. c sion was announced Diapers
owner asked TO Withdraw the horse, but was
not permitted to 90 so
On the fourth heat Draper took the lead.
but on The third quarter LaPlaUd cOllared
him. and they came down the home stretch
neck ard neck. Just before passing the
string Draper broke and Lapland came in.
winning The heat in 81, with Draper second,
Planter third and WebbeT fourth.
On the fifth heat Planter came in winning
IN 25', Draper second, Weber third anu
Lapland fourth.
II was now so dark that the iudges decided
to postpone the completion of the race until
Tins afternoon at O'Clock.
OWN 20 there being but one entry in the
- class the race did not come of.
IL Is cue TO the worthy citizens who have
established this Driving Park to say that
they have carried out their enterprise with
greet spirit. liberality and good taste and
show determination TO make il a credi table
and attractive place OF resort. The point
chosen IL one Of great natural beauty ON an
elevated nIgfP1n nj
the vicinity ard very picturesque surround
ines. ON these fine autumn days the drive
10 BTiehtwOO6 is one OF the most enjoyable
"a be had in the neighbOrhOod OF Washing
ION
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q EO Il @ ETOWE ",

DROWNED IN THE CANAL.-A colOred
man named Emanuel Dodson was drowned
about O'Clock yesterday la the Chesapsa k
and Ohio canal, near the Chain brihg e bv
falling from canal boat The verdict OF Inc
cofoner'S jury was accidental drowning
lLL.-The many friends of Mr.. Philip T
Berry, ST., will regret to hear that he is living
dangerously i'll at his residence, corner ol
Congress and Dumbarton streets.
CATTLE MARKET-Messrs. Means, Wea.
yer d Co. report sales at Drovers' Rest to day
OF 4iJ head of cattle, a. from to cents pei
pound; $50 sheep and lambs, at from to & :
cents per pound for old sheep, and from - "a
s425 per head for lambs; Is cows and calves
sold at from S25 to S50-m8rket brisk
The OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer.
chants exchange to-day amounted to LOG
bushels. Sales of 6,iO0 bushels, at from
Sl33k to 81 i2R.
RIvER AND CANAL.-Arrived,s steamer L.
+. a. Denham, with cargo of general mer-
chaDdise for District merchants. This cargo
was shipped several days ago by the steamer
John Gibson, which vessel, having colIide,I
with schooner, while on her way to this
port, was compelled to return TO New York
for repairs. Schooner Mary Ann, from Alex
andria, with 2,lO0 bushels wheat for Hartley
d Brother, and schooner Kitty Ann, from
same place, with LOO bushels wheat
for same firm. BY canal-BOat Hattie and
Bessie, with 3 400 bushels wheat and 100 bar
rels flour for Hartley & Brother; boat Sene
ca, with 100 bushels wheat, 100 barrels flour
and 200 bushels mill feed for Il. e.. Wheeler
and $50 bushels wheat and 100 bushels corn
for III. NJ. Talbot; boat Cattskill, with 2DO
bales hay TO III. NJ. Talbot.
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THE SCANDAL-SUIrJ URY,s EXTRA PAY.
The memorial of the jurors in the suit of Til
ton against Beecher. asking for extra COM
pensation under recent act Of the legisla-
lure, was transmitted tn the Kings County
Board OF Supervisors IN Brooklyn yesterday.
&c Is signed by all Of the jury except Mr..
Whelan, who says he Is in favor Of his ASSOC
ciates receiving extra pay, but does not like
10 become an applicant for IL In his own be-
half The document states that the trial be-
gan on January and ended on July 2; that
for six months the jarors "weIe prevented
,aoan P,rOpefiy attenaing 70 Ineir own BUST
each, and received only S23S each for their
services. A reading of the memorial was
prevented bv sudden adjpurnmest of the
board until November an Y. Tribune, l0,h.
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ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR GEoRGIA.-A let
ter from the International Chamber of Com
merce and Mississippi Valley Society, head
Office at st. Stephens Chambers, WestDnin-
Ster, London, was read at recent meeting.
turned over TO the chamber: 1. The objects
are TO fix attention upon the valley of the
Mississippi as the great cotton market and
the worlds new theater of production. ?.
ital to the development of this market. 3.
TO direct European labor to the same objects.
4. To establish In Europe the legitimate busi-
ness credit Of the South Atlantic and valley
states. The letter stated that branch socte-
ties were desired, and information asked for
whether deputation of fifty to one hundr ed
delegates could be accommodated in Column
bus. Such Populations intend visiting the
south next year, and IL agreeable will spe nd
one nay In Columbus. The letter was signed
by Newell v. Scarey, chairman executive
cOmmittee.-Cx,n,bus EaQuirer-iSi1l
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Wall street To-day.

INV YORK. Oot. 2l.-rhe Post's Financial sr,icIe
says: At tie stock exchange prices are irrerri.r
o 6at NE 9. ne,sl marss; is stead 10 strong coli
oPen.d ~ lle-s AMI feil TO 49,, then rulai
a. li6a 49, until II 81, when il sold AZ lI5E.
nsNlbe since advanced t. ll6s. The posted
raves, OF the leading drawers # sterling ~ tia
CpfiIng were 4!7a4s "a later they reduced 20 s7s,
E4cl' aud tiin later returned o. 477a4,lB,-
ne rates fos bn-in-ss have besn ss.s476is ami
4Tts d' maud bills teins relatively irn.r bscs,.,
OF the advance Of the rsf- If discount Il Icnd n
Foley IS stli "a per the stock eXrh an.ys
ana 4s5 per cent a. the backs and trust ,ar,r
for call loans Prime mercantile paper il I, AZ ra~
cent. Government bonds are isa5 lover thIn -
isrday because ofloNer gid. In the stock M ark,s
TIE spey lal feature hss been Lake Shore which
OPEN at G61S, sold az then AZ ANGEL o kS its
pres mt price The general list was irregular a.
opel IL and has SO continued M now Thu "a az
80 cks have been Missouri, PafciHc Ohio and NJ
sissI ii. krte, Atlantic ard Pacific X II pre errej
j he sirong stocks have been Lake shore New Y ~
ntntTal Michigan Central, s. Paul and PscI
Mail The TemsiI der Of the list has been s,f tdy.
re extreme sails, giving the Osks in tue
leSs: Lake shore. s6isasSiS: Pacific Mail,
SslsSs; Western Union TELEGRAPH, 49, 49,:
bhorlhwtst, ss14a PTeserred sOai9ls Missouri
M'gaei4; St. Paul, 3slaah; Atlantic and p cine
Railroad, preferred, 51aa5: New York Central, Has
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Hewnler has auction this evening.
RObert Beall sends Harper's Heeslg for Oc-
tObeT %.
The street lamps will be lighted st $40 p.
m and extinguished at 11,i5 p. m
AT the parochiai fmsle) school of the I'm
maculate Conception, corner Of Sth and n
streets northwest, Master Charles Gallant.
on behalf of the teacfeTS and scholars. to-day
presented Rev. Father Mccarthy, pastor of
the above named church, with fine set of
harness for his horse, valued at $40.
Mr.. Bond. superintendent OF the Patent
Once building, has put up in the rooms of
the secretary and Assistant Secretary of the
Interior fine set of dOve-cOlOred rep cur
tatns lined with buff. put up with heavy box
lsmbrequins, elaborate cord and tassels, Tx
lures, sc.
A meeting OF FrenchmPp Interested in
Serdirg relief To France for the sufferers by
the GsTOnne floods was held last evening in
the rooms OF Prof l.. G. COlliere. ON + street,
and The treasurer. Mr.. De LsunOis, submit
tet his report. showing total TeceiD pts, SOS 81.
This sum will be forwarded 10 lime Mae
Mahon through NJ. Bartholdi, the French
minister, who has the entire charge Of all
moneys contributed FOR this purpose.
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Washington Naock Exchange. Oct 2I.
Qsctaf,crs JrstShsd By Middlsfoa 4 %, basss-s
The following the price, bid aud ash ed =. ths
meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchauge o. -iss.
u told, ilsls Bank osocks-Nsuonal r,ane 80
Republic, las nd, National Metropolitan ..Dk li1
bid. Citizens National Bank, ITO bid: Va. /. ii
Mechanics National Bank. Of Georseto m la5 MA
City Passenger Railroads Metropolis An s,ock n
bid; Aefropolitsn bonds, 6s. M. A 4 ma
SuDdry Jist-Nsii0nal Theatre Bpr % al
c., 20 bid: Masonic Temple bonds y 60
gold, q bid: Washington CITY ess STOCK n
bid: Cbesareake ann Ohio canal pr-ferr'si
bonds, s., us bid, Arlington Fire Insurance C.m-
Pany, In bid National Met.o poIitau Wire In.urnpce
Co. stock, los bid: Coro.ran Fire Insnran~e o.
stock, N7 bid, New York. AlexaDdria, Washioston
ana Georsstown 3 Go stock, I2D bid. District Sc
ourities- District OF Columbia Perma1aut I'm
proyemsn;, -, J. 1891. % bid. Mskef stock
bonds, ~, J ls92 . bid: " ater stock Bonds
g, J. 1908, &c bid; Funded Loan, tConSTess,
sos A., large le24. ssIs hid 81 !. ssked: Fand-
ed Loans, Dong, - ass, A small Io7s IS hid .
q asked w ashinst IN Ten Year bonds d. ] n
!. BIS: 92 bid; Fund Loan Bpnds. LEG IS q .
M n 1919. 60 bid; Certificates Of Stock. tlsts
6s, A J. o, At pleasure. ~ bid; Oh-sapAske
ard Ohio Canal stock, 1897 s's, J. 4 = ~
bld; tGeorgetoSnSGene al Stock, S.. ]. A J
a o.. lsSl IS bid; Gen. Stock, IS, A J. 4 o., At
pleasure, - bid; Bounty Stock. IS. J. A J. & % .
at 81. ssure. ~ hid; Market stOck. 6's j. A d
al pleasure, 80 bid Board of Public Work.
SeItlncates General Imp, SIS, j. J., l7I,
IYe, $50. l97. lSs, series, - bid, Certihcata-,
sewer ) s. J. J., lS-4-77, 80 bid; Water rerti6 !,
Gates. SIS, ISL, 81 bid. ll0 asked
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THE Poe MONUMENT.-The committee of
the teachers association having in charge
the erection at Westminster churchyard of
the monument to Edgar Allen Poe propose
tOhold the unwilling ceremonies on or about
Thursday, November 4th. The event will
doubtless, be one of great interest TO all ad-
mirers of POe's genius, and to the citizens of
Baltimore generally. TheprOgramme OF eX-
ercises, as already published In the Ameri-
can, will embrace an address by Professor
Elliott, the president of the Baltimore City
College and chairman OF the committee on
the Poe monument, and an Grafton by Pro-
fessor Henry T.. Shepherd, superintendent of
public school education. Letters will be read
from Longfellow, Whittier, Bryant, Holmes
and Lowell, and the Philharmonic Society
Will render the musical portion OF the exer-
cises. The addresses will be delivered at the
main room OF the Western Female High
School, which adjoins Westminster Presby-
terrain church. The committee expected to
hold The unwilling ceremonies during the
nrst portion of October, but considerable de-
lay has been Occasioned by negotiations for
a lot In more conspicuous location in the
churchya ard than that in which POe's re-
mains row repose, in order that the mOnu-
meDt that Will rise over his grave may be
more prominently noticed. The removal Of
the remains will be effected whenever the lot
is prOcured,-Boh. American, 2ist.
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OVERWHELMINGLY Meeting Of the S1l1d OF
Bdumiore.-The synod OF Baltimore assem-
bled for Its second day. session in Whining
ton, Delaware, yesterday. The moderator,
Dr. j. Smyth, of the presbytery Of New
castle, assumed the chair and called the body
TO order.
The synod proceeded to the order of the
day, entering upon the discussion of the gem
eral question: "Our Church life as com pared
with the Apostolic standard The relation
OF this subject to ''the duty and authority of
the church session" was introduced by the
moderator, Rev. Dr. Smyth, followed by DIR,
Backus, DIR. j. T. Smith and others.
AFTER remarks by the Rev. DIR. Chester of
Washington, Rev. Charles H. Nourse OF The
same place presented paper relating to the
duties OF parents in telation To the religious
training of children, &c, which was referred
10 the committee on the minutes Of the gen.
eIal assembly.
Rev. DIR. Edwards, of Philadelphia, closed
with few very appropriate and practical
remarks on The danger to the church and the
world from the neglect or improper training
CT our children.
The relations of the church to the world"
was with great clearneSS and force presen ted
by Rev. Dr. Sunderland and DR.. Wills, both
of Washington city; the latter unit; verv
recently, member of the southern assem-
bly,.
Rev. DIR. Musgrave addressed the svnol on
the proposed statue TO be erected in PhiIa
uelphla, In connection with the Centennial
IN memory OF KEY. Or. Witherspoon, a dis
tinguished Presbyterian divine and the only
clergyman that signed the Declaration of
Independence. a paper was adopted, rec
ommendiDg this object to the liberality of
our citizens. The statue will cost 1000.
PLEASANT SWEDENBORGIAN REUNION
The second social meeting of the Swedenbor-
gan Society of this city was held at The
washington Business College last evening,
and was a very enjoyable affair 10 All he
participants. The following programmes. il
Will be seen, comprises many names both of
musical and literary repute:-1. Ouartette
..Life's Dream is Ger" Misses johnson and
Banning, Messrs. Goodridge and Oldberg ?.
Heading, "A Report from Below Hood, Mr..
r; X; Soodridge; g. Contralto solo, Where
T. Reading, selections, Mr.. f. C. Townsend.
s. Piano solo, "Saltarello" Sidney Smith1.
Miss Annie Donaldson. G. Reading, seiec,
lions. Mr.. +. B. Hay. Z. Solo, "When the
Tide Comes In" (Millard), Miss s. Johnson.
8. Reading, selections, Mr.. John TweeiaIe.
q 9ps Solo; The S Welding Song"
citation, Mr.: Acland Boyle. II. Quartette,
Lullaby" (Barnby), Misses johnson and
Banning. Messrs. Goodridge and Oldberg. I2.
Piano solo. Prof. Bischoff. After which, by
request, Mr.. Tweedale read The Bells" and
MI Fred. GOOdridge favorei the audience
with a "Whistling Solo,"
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District Goverpmeu, aoatrx

he COLLECTOR OF taNCS and his clerks are
sliIl kept quite busy receiving the annual
faxes Taxpayers should bear in mind that
only few days remain in which they will
be exempt from penalty November ist}. and
thereafter a penalty OF per cent. will be
charged. in accordance with the law.
REDEEMED BONDS REPRESENTING $500 Go -
BURNED.
The District Commissioners and Commits
sIOLeTS OF the Sinking Fund, with the Dis
trict Controller, caused 10 be burned today
District bonds, coupons, &C, representing
$50 ,6i9 -, which have been paid. A portion
of the above Were the Emery ! $40 certiii-
Gates, redeemed yesterday.
BUILDING PERMITS
VIM. RadfOrd, a three story and-haSement
dwelling. south side y, between Eth street
and Connecticut avenue northwest; II .O91
Mrs. Lurch. a two-stOry brick dwelling. west
side 2Oth, between VI and y streets north
west; SEQ.
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RFLEAeED ON BAIL.-To-d day John Il.
BROOKS, arrested q few days since on the
charge OF falsely personating James F. Rus
sell and feloniOusly forging his name tn a
deed OF release, and committed to fail was
released on -, 500 baS. Messrs. Ezekie, Grif-
nm, Albert Mcintosh, Noah Robinson. w II.
Bow man, VIM. Bowen and Daniel Williams
were the euretieS,
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A railroad branch of the Yo.i.s Mems
Christian Association has been orga ed
In Jersey City.
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SCARF RINGS in Is karat plate, coral, dead
gold and Lake George diamonds; also, silver
belts and fan chains, recei we'd at Prigy's lev
elry store, No. i57 Pennsy lvanla ave, near
~ street, agents for tie Lake George dia-
monds in gold.
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TEE NEW STEAMER, j. W. Thompson. ar
rived at the 6th-street wharf, In this city. at
$50 O'Clock yesterday evening, after very
rough trip from Philadelphia. Her powers
were continually put 10 the test, but she be
haved so well and rode the heavy seas so
easily, that she has already won the reputa-
ton OF being a safe, rapid, and first-clasS
steamer, ard is destined tn be well patron
lied in her Potomac trips. On account OF the
increasing storymy weather she was delayed
at Fortress Monroe some hours, which made
her arrival here so much later than anticf-
pated. The officers are, Captain, John r
Wood; mate. VIM. Marmaduke; purser III.
III. Bacon; pilot. Robert Walters. engineer
Washington Moran; and coast pilot, w. w.
lngrabam- The length of the Thompson is 1T6
reet over all; beam 40 feet inches over all:
with depth Of hold feet a. inches: cylinder
10 feet stroke; wheel, = feet in diameter
and feet 10 inches on the face. The upper
saloon has sixteen staterOOms, including two
bridal staterOOms, handsomely furnished.
The lower saloon (aft) contains eight extra
berihs for the use of ladies. The uphOlster-
ing throughout the boat presents an elegant
appearance, and, in fact, nothing Is omitted
which In any way would further the comfort
and enjoyment of the passengers. The object
of this steamer is To develop the trade on the
Potomac river, for which she is in every way
admirably fitted. Her trips will be as far
down as Cone river. entering all the creeks
Of any Importance, and II is expected that
the usual run will be about twelve or thIr-
teen hours
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION OF Coal
On Monday afternoon volumes of smoke
were seen rising from large pile of Virginia
Company, at the Clinton landing. One of
the boats WAS In the dock at the time, and a
stream Of water was Immediately turned
destructive fire. II Is supposed to be a case
OF spontaneous combustion.-N y Tribune.
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SHOOTING ARRAY BETWEEN TWOJFAL-
oCS MEN.-EaTly yesterday morning limo
Thy MahOney was shot by a man living with
Dr Dunday, at FactoryviIle. Staten Island
The two Zen met at DR. Munday'S houSe the
night previous and quarreled about a ser
want girl living with the family and when
MaDoney left the premises, the man followed
HIM TO Jersey street. New Brighton where
TIE quarrel was renewed. The man finally
drew pistol and shot MahOney in the right
breast. The wounded man was conveyed to
the Smith lnfrmary, at TomkinsyilIe
where he was attended by Or. WaIser. The
ball is supposed TO have lodged in the region
OF the heart, and it is as yet uncertain
whether or not the wound will prove fatal,
Mahoney's assailsnt fed Immediately after
the shooting, and is still at large.-M T. TYi-
Jt1e, 10Th
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1GermaDy graduated eco physicians las.

- Artificial grindstones are being male
at Worms, Germany, OF grit, soluble glass,
and petroleum.
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FIRE THIS MoRyING.-The alarm about
w O'Clock to- day was for fire In a frame
building on n street. between 18th and 10th ,
occupied by Richard Plenty, colored. The
Ere department. responded promptly, and tbs
LANES were extlnguished; loss about $50.
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Weather Pyooaouifses To-day.
oYrrc, OF CsrrY SIGNAL OHFIeEa,

For the middle and eastern states. sta
tionery or slightly higher pressure, southwest
ard westerly winds. warm. clear Or partly
lure.
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COUNTERFEIT $50 GREENBACKs-For che
past TWO weeks numerous people on the west
side have had passed on them counterfeit 30
national bank notes. The majority of the
people who have been vfctimiZed i'm This
manner are the keepers of small stores. The
man appears TO be very good taIker for ne
always happens TO get his counterfeits eX-
changed for good money. This manner of
swindling has been carried on pretty extern
s1Vely, but did not come TO the knowledge of
our /" model police force" until last night.
when several residents OF the 22d ward called
al The west Il tn street police station. and ia
formed The sergeant of their losses. They
were able 10 give a description of the SyindIer
that will be sufficient To lead to his defec-
ton. He is about forty years Of age, i've
feet eight inches in height, having dark hair
and a full dark beard. He was dressed in a
dark overcoat and pants, and wore a dark
felt hat. When last seen he was in the COM
parry Of another man. whose description was
not obtained.-N. y Heyqld 10Th.
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J. G. WIsWALL d CO.,
No. 80 SEVENTH STREET
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Ardroscorgin Bleached Cotton, loo
asst colcred Csicoes, 6Sc
Ends Paper CamhTics, &c.
tteap stock in all its branches.
Dress Go DIS, extraordinarily low.
al wool Empress Cloths, TiSc.. worth soc
All wool SatiTes q &c cheap.
Fancy Plaid Dress GOo6s. rs 20 80
Mixed suiiings, Csmel-' Hair and Cloth Goods
Mouruings 10 sshmere. SerinOes. rrsp te.
CaIeet Stock must be reduced for cash
English Brussels. 8 Is worth Sl75.
Ingrans, 50, o.. IS, y I, cheap
Rugs. Mats, oil Cloths
Felt skirts 7Sc., worth ST..
BalmOrsl Skirts, zoe.
r.. NAUDkIN.
octl5 tr 100 Market spGce.
nREss GOODS, PLATDs and PLAIN CoLoRs
~ all the lew styles lust received the oheapes
Store IN the city. C0NNOLLYS.
sepz3 sm Cos OH street. opp. Patent Otnoe.
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FRECKLEs remoy

hENhLEo lelnOVVu Dy n ature'S Beautlner.
THE srNeER sEVfNa NAOH1ru sa,es n
ISI2 were S2l9 $50. l.12-s,wt
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BOATING NOTEs--It is hoped that a race
between the Nassau Club and our POtomacs
will be arranged sometime during the stay
of the New York boys. OF course. the Pot0-
macs could not very well challenge their
guests, but any tntimatiOn on the part OF the
NssSaus of a desire to measure strength
would undoubtedly be "picked up" by the
POtomacs. II is announced that a single
scull race Will take place next week between
John White, OF the AnalOstans and MEM
her OF the POtomacs, and should the desired
Nassau Potomac race come of, next week
would. indeed, be a gala time for boating cir
cles- The new shell of the AnalOstan's ar
rived here yesterday morning in charge of
Elliott, its builder. The Analestan crew
were out pTacticiug in their new boat i'm the
afternoon, The crew have had markell inn
provement since John Bylin took them in
charge. and nov pull a strorg stroke and i'm
good form, and their excellent appearance
has changed the betting, which is now nearly
even on the local crews.
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RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-MesSrs. Duncan.
son Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday for
James e Fitch, trustee. lots 81 80 and %, OF
subdivision of square 2is, fronting each z
feet 10 inches on J. street. and running bach
I43 feet 10 inches, TO an alley, To Judge T. w
FARLEY, at sl.i23 per square foot.
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifie

MISS HULErr is gaining a successful law
practice In Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Ndt,ue's Bem,-
ttfier. 1855