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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02
THE COURTS.


To-day, Elias Jones ard Peter Barnes, af-
fray; SIS each. Geoig e Speakes, larceny OF
one dollar; 80, or thirty days in jail. Julia
IS and costs; James Berry, larceny of har-
ness; $50, or sixty days. George Rose, lar
ceny OF pair of shoes worth So; fined SIS
and costs. Jas. Waters. charged with using
personal violence 20 Officer Miller; grand
jury. Abraham Bryan, larceny of $40; Re-
form school. Jane Jackson, larceny OF a
pair OF slippers; continued. jeremiah Conk-
lin, threats TO his wife; bonds to keep the
peace VIM. Garner, profanity; IS. Joseph
Wyrick, ma king street excavation without
permit; IS. Michael TAFT ard Chas. Kent,
disorderly assembly and loud and boisterous
talking; So each. Michael Sessions forfeited
collateral. Sarah Henry same. Henry Jen-
infer, Indecent exposure: S5. VIM. c. Harris,
cursing too loud; 50. John Holmes. forfeited
James Williams. same; Jerry ZONES. fast
driving; $50. John Westford. forfeited Jpo
hlte, carrying pistol, was fined 500
george Heake, q vagrant, was sent TO tho
reform scho0L John Constantine. disorder
ly conduct; SO. William Popkins cursing
on the street; SIS. Thomas Wallace. loud and
.ols1eIouS S,,, talking; forfeited collateral.
amanda Wills, disturbing Georgetown: as
Frances Poindexter; same; So Mary Rivers
same; So. Louisa Mason. cursing: S. MARI
Morris, forfeited collateral. Bridget Wells,
loud and boisterOus; IS. J. Is. II yde forfeited
collateral Margaret Plowden loud ana
bolstelOGs; 50: James Waters. throwing
stones, $50 or sixty days. VIM. Drane, dis,
ComidIe; $. Milton iS'J j. Vance a. iA sS65e
cEarse, -. Michael Cavanaugh, forfeited
cO!loleral. John Harrison. d s.JIrblng The
aire ComiQue; -. Michael Drummond col
qred. cruelty striking a mule. IS. Francis
logan, q NlgraCt. was sent down. John
Butler, lord and bOisterous and drank and
dlsOTterly 10 q street car. SO. Patrick Har-
RS, joIiti led. Lewis whitman, Cuf,,ing: -
VIM Pool, forfeited cola teTaI Iul.a Ranks.
warrant. waS sent down. Jam-S Rsrxpr
profane. -. George Secrecy. charged with
Keeping dangerous dog, which bit s T.
Luchett; dog ordered TO he killed
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ACTION 1.-THE CONVENTION OF DELEGATES
fR' q The EVANGELICAL CHURCHES To
The convention Of pastors and I~. =,
the Evangelical churches of t. nIsirsc eu t ~,
Ire purpose of consideripD , iot t
inviting Messrs. r.ody and Sankey. the
TeyivaIists, TO t:old a series OF meetiDgs in
this CITY, assembled at the Young Mems
Christian Association parlors to-day at noon.
Rev. Mason Noble presided and Rev. c. c.
Mea"or secretary, There were present prob
from nearly all the Evangelical churches of
the District.
Rev g. A He'll moved that the invitation
be extended TO Messrs. Moody and Sankey.
After some discussion, the words, 80 In the
name Of the Evangelical church." were
added, and the motion was unanimously
adopted by q rising vote; after which, Dr.
+. Howard offered a prayer, asking God to
bless them in this undertaking, that great
good may be accomplished, and that these
evangelists be abundantiy successful in
winning many souls; mat great revival
may be started through their instru mental
ity, ard prove of lasting good.
Mr.. Y. Richards moved that a committee
be appointed TO nominate n committee OF
thirteen to make all necessary arrange
ments; carried. and McSSTs. F. Howard, NJ.
f. church; Il. Richards, baptist: W. BIllan-
! tyne. Presbyterian; G.. RyEeal, Lutheran;
! NJ. Y. CUshman, Congregational: JemeS y.
Kennedy, Methodist Protestant; and H r.
Zimmerman, Methodist SOatl, were ap-
THE committee retirc7. ard during their
absence the chairman gave an interesting
account Of the carly work OF Mr.. Moo -. " 20
commenced When ne W able t. read olly
10y Susliiu out the words
Rev. Dr. Wills said that something more
was needed than the invitation. There
should be q special season OF pray and sup
! pliratiOn. for they were OF thenselvCs a.
/ weak As wafer. and they should prepare for
I the coming OF the revivalirtS by union
IRA yer meeting for spaoiPl blessing on
I iEciT work. He suggested that such q meet
4 ing Hc commenced. say September ISt. They
should be better acquainted wiz each other,
ard be brought into closer Christian rela-
tons.
/ MIR Dodge, of Illinois. followed. saving tha {
I ne knew Mr.. Moody when he was Scarcel '
able 10 read well; but he could talk simply
end earnestly, putting great deal of heart
. IN his words, and that was the Cause o. n
{ success.
! y number Of Others sro'1e briefly.
4 TIE COmni ttee returned ana SUbmy tied q. .
! following report, winch was adopted:
! RtsGIUed, That we II recommend that the pas
Z tors OF THE evangelicsl churches Of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia and the delegates com
I ICSing this convention he a general commit
tee Of arr3D gcmentS. ard that we further
recommend the following gentleman AZ an
| executive committee Rev. J. 2 Newman.
/ Rev. w. 8. Hammond, Charles LYMAN, r.
\ j. Moore. Rev. j. q. BCtler, A. =. Pratt,
I VIM. Stickrey. DR. T.. Il. Gray, r. II. Smith,
I Edward Young, Few. a. W. Pi-Zcr, y. +.
ZiInT eImaT, and Rev. Mason Noble.
II was decided u hold q union prayer meet
/ ing. but the tiTne ana place was left TO tle
! executive committee.
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1FF lfENTrFS AND TEE E-JTEGT rs
tF-.ar T7S TIE date 1T which the notice
given some slime 90 b the employing pTIut-
o. "vd TU'lI~'fvS thar the WAGES WOGI be
re,uroI G~c tf- fau-hpr~ rule adopt -. or
IL other words, t~af fEgy vpUif not b 60 =
ere fur' -eT by the rules OF Columbia Typo
graz ni"ai Union. No iO1. o.. Saturday q fey
noon Irc-t of the employers notified their
'Dur-leyr""n that y they did not propose TO
Work o. ;hC rev scale they need not return
To- WJTF tr-.-.-y. n consequence % this &C
ICn-COTrF lance Iv the {OurneyInen. there are
probably forty OF Lity hands walking about
today.
At the ReJg.h}icGn office The iourueymen
are "a ,sD-S - usual IL IS 80 & VA lr- street
that some KIND 81 6IIaLEcmelt OT promise
FaS h'cg Wada Nv Mr.. Murtagh which is
accept rie 80 tre v~orEmCu. In the lob room
TO rLe- were employed Other than the fore
NAV. a-d affairs there are in S'G'u gls0.
Gibson Brothers hands LEFT. ami the Office
- now run Dy itfc members OF tilr ItiG s-ad
the apprentices, but a new set OF hands are
expected this week.
EerestOri'S hands and apprentices also left
their cases.
PearSou'S Jourreyr1en left. and the ap-
prentiCes with the proprietor are fCnnirlg
The Office He expects - III his force this
week. AMI viii also take on another appreu-
tice THIS week.
NessrS. judd & JetweilCT's seven men left
tbs morning. and their places were file! by
SlN non r1rlOl Iren on the cInIlOg yTs' scale.
NcGi. q " itherOW'S force lei. entire, aur'
70 - o eved 9. 81 the journey men e-lpiOyei
IN alt the other jOD Offices included in the
tmI overs. agreement have adopted tie
same coarse.
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FINANCIAL AVID COlNERClAL.
The Markets.


BAIIINos., August S-virsi"... &c. p.el,r,, "a.
DO s9n.os,idasssdd, M We yirsiniss. x; North
SsTonns s. o1a' !" 40. new, 10: do. ssecisl tax
T pr. sGgHr easier, not quotsoly lower,
BALTIMORE, August Action irregular: mid
extra ssas Is Do family sss1 3; City Nils IL;
Is; do family. $50. wheat active and strong; 5
tos cents higher for southern-NO. western smber,
az Der, l4sal So do, white, asai.4S' Gcrn-.est:
8. issi half II ASsust assss septe%ssr i 8ss;
mixed GAYS Rye dull sss Hay Steady With far sG
dsmantmMal Sisnd and Pennsyiysnis, g e.ass
Bulk mes;sTshoaldtTt, sssSs clear rf6 SIDES ~
lGOss I H,So. .d:. s.a iOr.
;Ia q do dSsIn Ts's sa24 PsF0leum gPssttsa
is.sSl. Whisky firm, i pal a25s
Money. IL Gold, l2>s Exchange Ions, 4S1s: short,
4so4s. Governments dull and steady.
NEW YORK. August 2-Fiour shade better.
Wheat ls2 cents better. Corn advancing.
n5John ]. Langley was assaulted and
\. J., by Daniel Whitacre, I'm a dispute about
money matters. Langley cannot recover.
W hitacre was arrested.
nSThe Rev. Alvin b. Hurlbut pre- s!dent OF
Mlddlebury college, Midd bury. vi, calls
the Saratoga bCatr race "a pagan tOurna-
ment.' be recommends farm work as the
best exercise.
nsjhe ship Eliza Everett, at New York
from Belfast. spoke July 1lth. iu latitude 40,
longitude Abb. the steamship Fara lay. 70
pairing the direct United States cable, and
! supplied her with provisions.
! EFThe report Of the Chicago fire marsha
| fo~ the month Of Ju'le presents an ex.-aorii-
nary showing. There were tlirty-One fires
| during the month. With a total loss OF about
| 81 SEQ, or about trifie over $50 for each fire
! S-Gen. LOngstreets object in overhauIing
4 the rebellion archives, which Secretary
, BTlstow has given him leave 10 90. is to SHOW
| that he did not lose the battle Of Gettysburg
! as some OF the southern papers have charged
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IA rALBory HoUSs
III bhhek>NiLlt MpNrCo.E 90.

The undersigned nsNius leased the shave n.r-...
hOtel Ni b. prepared DE season 80 u n sapsr,oF
pronunciation a. Ls'ies and Gautlon,sn - 49,.
cesiFOus - speed the Gums - m 1rItls I'M - go
rhe air Il Eur". '-'uE l1ca.sd nos- t'a SnrNr ,ai
hcurtair u AIS Commands an eEtcafs-l lev ~
the Blue Ride rnrrf-tfs Suf az 5,--ro ,, A., !,
country. fisiipg .ut hunting IN shunIence 90.
ad"tabie W pro- e'tht- hsNe beea mste the buid-
us sthce last -In,g, s-l ~ bath ro1.a So q Ii
st.tt Lsii ii" 90 tr1essi,e 6, St Ju me Ne
=. = atsh ilal.r'Ad and ''e hours rcc % tho cara
lerTns; z ? per dsy, arT IRON . % 90 per weaR
nnl'dten nndet Y sud >"r' ants half pr'ce FOR fF-
thtr iorrnsugn snrN . ~ inc. 4 RAJ,
hOtF' hsrnessili". ~ err &C.. Nd. mIs-tSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

1-The largest musical business in western
MASSACHUSETTS is in the bands of a woman,
Mrs. Nj. j. D. HutciIinS.
E9-To-day is a general bank holiday
throughout England, aud the Lon and
Lily erpool stock exchanges and cottoa inar-
ketS are closed.
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ST-iN J---. LEATI- AN LEsT.-C4IyS-
= I-a-. 5-sIl-,J william E.OwIuas.. {. BRICK
. yer, s.a.L; - ye4-> Of az, Wa picked n
DI- Tie S.--a- yesterday IU a sex aud testf-
iute c,1-. tlll ans tGkrr . police teatCIi ar-
Iets- WueTe Pc Ial a success on OF cpiteut q
ats I-- was attended by Drs Eliot a-a
Pag.- Ul - a native II This city and i =
reported rtlI his wife died on Saturday last ,
and tbs trC-tIe coupled with almost total
EcSt,tut.Cu from long sickness caused his
IrosiIauoD, which il IS feared Will prove
s&tal.
Piovlnau 1IeJ al po.iee headquarters al L.
OClOck 70 day.
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SUICiVF or A GOVFRSNC--T eileen
ALOut e. C-O>E SATURDAY AT moon jams
N LyyGs. "a C.erk ia the SGggcp. Generals
GIf!ca. committed SUiCide AT his residence. on
! stree between 15IE and Ttta streets north
east hv taking two ounces Of IaUiarUrn
After receiving his pay FOR the molth Of
July 60 Frday last lie went u Bar.iI.! -,yt.
and while there purchased the Iaudanum,
and returned on saturday, shortly before
committing tne act, ve~y much under the
IN influence az liquor Taking "A seat on the
SO-a- - took tEc VITAL from his rocket aud
siSse3 s wife, Who was beside him. "ShaII
td1e ,..t~. - o. F4C-.s,.S C,I 1s-s.4s be
nstd threatfL Ell. when In LIQUOR, To take his
lie. she regarded q As Iners idle drunken
1alk. aitt SIMPLY remarked, you are not
F1luS o. UIs St a foo Of yourself he then
GTauE ABOUT baft the poison. when SIZE al
gemptCr O. Pet the vial away from AjTa. out
r. rlZ-G her with one hand. and holding her
OIL. drained The vial o. IL contents. He then
laid down. ana W1s soon asleep, MS wife.
shinRiI.g o at what lie had taken was a sim
pie narcotic. "A short time thereafter Mrs
Lyons rot &C. that ne vas turning black N
Inc face. aud ca'io-t III sOT1e Of the l5riglbJr=.
who erCssv're1 o. wa kc MIN up. using anti
cote H'lt Wi'hpl. success. y Physician was
sent f1r. BAL before lis arrival Mr.. =. was
dead ~. Patterson. lie coroner. held an
iiyUt~t Fe,f5riisiy morning, AMI the iurv
seTCert0 = N-r,tICt uIat deceased came 10 ais
Eeatl rom ar overdose ~ lautariUtn, al
1rlr. ; g-yt ry himself while under the Iutfu-
snce cf iHtON eating 0TirR. lie leaves a wife
-" fCTr S.-a'' children. three his own and
rre adopted. lis widow IS az invalid. aud
u iIclgvLt Circumstances
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CIT 7 TIE Ms.

WY HAS SoZODOST become the staule
Dentlf1Ce of America? Simply because ia IS
Impossible to use il, even for week. with
ont perceiyinE its hyCeiuic effect upon the
teeth, the gums and the breath. go
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f'AFRIAGES i-CNRRIAGES -CARRIAGESH
y Persons who are IN want Of first-Citss sf5yk 81,
+ anu.y CARRlAGES Of any desert ptiGn e-S-ISS
VIII 40 wei 70 examine my large aud kS-@H-<-
well - ected stock, a. have reduced prices % make
room fOT work
Repairing promptly attended 70.
ROBERT III GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4Io-sI4 6tn street north
"a
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A ~oSCHFNT q s big as the grand Pyramid
might be built o: the teeth That have been
ruined bC neglect. Shall this thing 20 in
face Q! the great fact Lhat S0-ct3,2 is a Ger
tain LrCSarA. -I.EE OF LcrL.L Ma.l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

FC-TFOSENENT or TIE SCH-ErZES
tFSE.-fue annual Schu,t ze.fest OF Ihe
Washington SchueJZen Nereiu which was
10 nave b,eL commence. to-day VI ID grand
process on iu which visiting Schustzen from
"a itirH're and other places were 20 pIrtLci-
s-tt- hs.s been postponed OF account ~ the
s-.clrIieHCy OF The weather aud dana e 20
.Ae decoration aud grounds AZ the PARK by
she AgaVy rain last night, until next Mon
Coy. 4le CTCer O. the procession aud rOutF
Sil % ileL b adhered 10 AID Iae auluSe-
IrertS al the park Will be commenced. This
Il-l- O. & tea a. grand $50 Tie ~ G,i,tgrrI
erriI have c-tcTn'uCt O. make 81 et,l-l.a-S
:nE iced = one, ans TIE c1rn-r.Y;.aa O.
s,Tfal 7--C-t- So make extra Cote1vcrs %
that CT
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS or THE PERU
WAN SYRUP "a protected solution Of the
prOtoEi1e Of IRON. Beware OF being deceived
by Cny Of the preparations OF Peruvian Bark,
or Bark and Iron, which may be offered to
you. Every bottle Of the genuine has the
name "Pe'triG3 SHTUys" mot Peruvian Bark
upon =. EJdaltHg c0Tcfl gjOyc par 1ESlHy. e.
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Jne Ente Shooting Gao.

EEcSAED'S FUNERAL N BALTI1IJI.E.
Saturday afternoon, after the coroner's in
quest Cu Tie body Of ThOS- y. kSuEGrt, who
was shot 10y John Flawne- on Tuesday nigh.
last, and jIcd OF the wound on Friday, The
remains u ere taken 10 baltimore, and the
funeral took place from the residence or his
trctleT-in- law. Jas. LaileTcy. Oh Peunsyivf-
mia avenue, in that city yesterday.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN FEAwHER AND us
WIFE IL JAIL.
Mrs. FraWNeT, after being discharged o.
Saturday had AN interview with Frtyyrl-r's
CCFnsti. Me>sTs. j. IL. Mcconnell aud a. X.
Browne, and subsequently with them went
20 the 5all. where she saw her IuS Iaud. Sue
fully ackuOw lodged her fault 10 her husband
ard expressed contritiOl, and said that her
object IN writing the note TO him which lei
raWneT to 20 to Salter's. was 20 bag hira
ISnlng 10 be present when he callei
the quarrel took place. She further
told hiin ihat at her last interview with
hennar' on Wednesday morning she stated
10 him that she knew that she was 10 blame
for the shooting, and that kenuard replied
NO, am alone to blame, and don't want
Anything done with frawIeT. for he did iIS'
2 1 would have done had | been il his
place She also said that she had q note
from henIard, which she received on the
next morning. in which Ice tEp1nar.{4 ".
pressed his belief that lie would be out in a
feW days, and requested her not to say any
more about the matter than she was obliget
10, az II might otherwise interfere with his
retaining his position. she fUrthe.. stated
Ia; her only object how IN living was to see
mat justice Is done and she called Frawner's
attention 10 the threats made by kenuari
against him. Fr9wNer, in the course OF the
interview, said that he had often heard OF her
lnhdelity, but was lOathe 70 believe II. and
cd not become convinced Of it until he had
called IL reply 20 her noe, although MIS-
ollie walker had told him of IL. He ex-
pressed "a desire TO he freed from ja!i as soon
a he could, and the counsel promised to see
what could Dc done early Thu week.
Tbs morning the pistol with which the
k-i'iug was tCne-a Smith 4 Wcss1o single
barrel weapon, the cartTitge C3Tryirga bail
about the size Of large pea-was recovered
b! the police, and is nov il the hands Of De-
80 rr-fa ToT4
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$50 10 $1,000 has heep invested In Stccs
Privileges and ; aid so per cent. profit. 'How
run bridge & Co, Bankers, Z WAL street,
New York. G3.
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SUIT AGAINST AN INSURANCE Co,rpArv
Nj. :. :. kimbal has for Laura V Fan en-
tered suit against the New Jersey Life In
surarce Company for s6G6, the value OF a
nOr-foTfeftable life insurance policy in saii
company on the life OF the late James y.
Ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

THE ANAEoSTAN BOAT CLUB have com
plet 81 al rangements for building a new boat
slouSe AT the foot Of r street and New HarDD-
shire avenue. permission haViyS bSen on
tdiEcl nom the general govern meut The
dimension are 20 bc about CGN7C0 feet and
the structure "a 70 be arranged with ladies'
Yarlor- ciUb-rOpul, lock.-r-rOom, bath-rO0ns.
&c, n fact al the modern Improvement
'TclLti-g patent boating fixtures; the whole
10 cost about 5000. The AnalOStans have,
q is CDte~-tCOi, leased the landing knowc
q TalL. Lex fn- 2 nI.mitr Of NCars
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ELL DEAD.-GeOrgeC oDenhaver q ha,rsr
ior many years in the employ OF Mr.. Haven,
n ,t, on street, between Az and 9th streets,
zen uead last SATURDAY, at ! O'Clock o. M.
while at work. The Coroner deemed AZ -
quest unnecessary, giving his opinion taat
death was caused by apoplexy
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EDUCATIONAL.

ct. CEC1LIAS ACADEMY. UNpER THE DT-
~ rection Of the Sisters Il the Holy Crass, 6Ol
Hast Capitol street, Washington. ID. @, viii open
Tor the reception of BcaTders the first Monday
CT sept, uibeT. Terms y'r session Il Eve month,
Slo. For prospectus apply 70 SISTER sUPE-
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THE NATIOHAG SAVINGS BkES, corner CT
New York avenue ant 18th stree. pays , per
month. Banking hours, . % l. SatapIays, 9
10 i and los Gt3l4jt6
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

ksR-l situs'ed on NE highest roin, N ,he MAJ.
land railroad y nile from Washington with morn.
Ing and evening trains each way Fare fpr rouna
IT'D, 81 IS. Toe hglel - new, with aoutle r1rch4g
TIE entire length. The ra-rms aro veil furnish
And the dinlrC rcon COL sud airy Tn c,Inrtrr /.
IS healthy a. any w the world, ard there an no
mrsl ultoes. Boo ler- Nfihou, children prefe~r.ai
Jelo-m FRANCIS 4. CANNON, Prr,r,star
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NEW n CSIC-F rom EiIis & Co. we have
the Ho4OWiDg new music Cradle Song by F.
sSOevyn. Jsc Gated 20 Baby Alice, daughter
~ Hon. W. W. Pelknap. Secretary OF War;
Dear Little Coz DER the Sea, As Pretty as a
Little butterfly Psnse Prentanier arran get
Cor the guitar land OF the Beautiful; Holy
Angels tsu8ut my s-iumcer; Fifth Maryland
REGIMENT March. EVaIgeG1e Polka The
EtaI Lite 0.I. ~ L. i.4rEey.
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AZ John Hoey's daughter drives one Of the
N est attractive teams at Long RrEnch0 arJ
is a very clever "whip."
~ Rev. Perry Spillman, pastor OF tle COL
oIti Methodist church in Glasgow XIV wgs
AIIed by lightning In that place.
ErPTinee Milan, Of Servia. has arrived nj
Vienna for the purpose OF ascertainIng what
course Austria intends 10 pursue in relation
10 the troubles in Herzegovina
EVH. w. Beecher is announced to deliver
the annual ADDRESS AZ the New England and
New hampshire agricultural fair, az Man
chester. n. IL, in September.
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WHA- a.s TEE NJ. D NAgEs SATISG
~ Long Branch Cane Nav, Ea.Tas ansa;t
- SanaEt ara Nus sc i eau they con
S'rrtIy rcar cat % the Cao "le 70 pay their
sErg-s- .rlvrOvfr1ent taxes Tough J. c. Lay
T. @. 90 a.. zsra- - I 'ff
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'II-g JEWFNRY STORE. 10 ~ Penn
s. .vaf.-z avenue. received some BEAUTIFUL
styles 81 jsSeIry tEls morning.
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners nave given orders for
closing The NoTr son Buiiting Tomorrow. 10
respect i1 tHc memory Cf eX-Pre>Ident An
tf~eW I1tr.SOn.
tr1eret. e lamps on + b6tV-pe- qtf and
t.;H streets asd 2 amps on /, between IsJ
and Moth Capitol streets.
Tie tC.'C-ir~ was issued to-day by the
Dist -lCt Comm S. Oners:
AUGUST .. 1S-5.
20 r'.. That in tNe absence Of Z tzbugn
isstt- Controller OI TIE District. = Gorge ".
ts8ti Deputy toLtrC.'@r. shall, aS provided
~ 'fw ssf I'm 'ta capacity Of Controller, anL
= = Scr Tr Con frC Ter Of the District counter
Si-n ne bonds r-uirei ry Law - D counter
s-srtt a. the CJL-Tullpr."
TIRE tC-fe = absent .cr = T. - weeks al
r ctte-I Swings. New y orS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

BE METROPOLIS SAW SGs BANK. corner
'ih street and Louisiana avenue. pays Eve
per cent. interest ON deposits made on or be-
ioIe the Sd o. each month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

IHiLD KUN OVER-Au Et.TB DIg o.
t77ye'tcc About $50 O'Clock SATURDAY eve
hlils a roy SIX years old, son of Or. Vol
naupter. was knocked down and run over al
me corner of In and II streets north west. by
70 horse and buggy driven by George Cato.
i roItuha'ely the child was only slightly In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

For Moth Patches, FTeckIes and Tan, Ss X
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. IT is reliable. For Pimples Oh the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms. use
PtyTIJs IrlpToVed Co8lef1s,e Q5sd 1i0tlse Rs7ye-
eo.y. the Great SKIN Medicine, or consult Or
~ L. Perry, g Bond street. New York. ISL:
THE StEGER SEWING MACHINE sales
l7'Z were ~ 4.12-s,wt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

II You have not yet tried the Warwick
collar, do so at once. 1t is stylish. aud looks
better than any other collar.-fdr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02

NCRDEP WILL OUT-It has Just tranSpireI
that the reason why the French were unsuc-
20 Ssiui in their war with the Germans was
thal they neglected TO order their provisions
or Vim. Ltnkins & Son, 100 2l;h street An
who would avert similar disastrous conse-
4Gelces should call al once and get such pro-
visions as Will enable them 10 successfully
tight the battles OF life-AJc,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-02
HOG = STREET

II The ones q sbe LYOoAIH9 YIHx INeru.
AnQk OO4PAAt has been RKMovrD 81 Eco1 10
1h1 sseunch Cd COMPANY hse been IN operafton for
s1aa52,es sssss' IS ri nj - 40