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rho Rerrsieak AiErnN.

= STATEMENT BIZ ACTING, ASSISTANT L. s.
ATTORNEY CAGRINGTOS.
Tn a." Police Court today Mr.. Campbell
toTfiI gtlu, acting assistant UHited States
attorney. called the attention of the court 10
atemeuts published IL the morning papers
ABOUT ease of ARRAY which took place last
FRIDAY light in an eating house ON 9Th street,
opposite the Center market, kept by one
John Scott which statement would appear
~ reflect on the officers connected with the
court uriUstly. He then recit"d In" clrcum-
St3Icc-, stating that Saturday morning OF
ice! A-,-Il, " 40 arrested John W. BaTnCS.
o., a. "a" riuCipa., H. The ARRAY, appeared
ia Tie ONCE with Barnes. stating that the
array between the latter ana VIM. Scott, q
brother Of The proprietor of the eating house,
was OF n trivial nature, that VIM. Scott
mac not been arrested, and as Barnes was
country man, anxious 10 return to his home,
asked jLst Ae might be permitted 10 do 50,
ara forfeited his collateral, which was IN the
I#nGS Of the marshal. Not knowing any
thing about the case. he declined 10 do 50.
Soon after. ParneS and j onn Scott appeared
with the officer, ana all :mpOTtuuei him 10
let the collateral Of - in each case be for
alnount--~20-be returnei 10 Barnes, Mr..
John Scott, brother Of one OF The defendants,
aging that lie would give $50 or any amount
rather than have his brother dragged iutO
court. Mr.. Darlington stated thathe declin-d
any such mode Of diSpCslng Of the case,
ana they 2ll left, but subsequently returned,
again renewing their OPPORTUNITIES, MIR.
Scott stating that he would pay Barnes SIS,
50 that lie could 80 home and The balance %
the collateral could toe turned over to him
scott, 20 reimburse him, and he would pay
his brothers fine. After a great deal of i'm
! Oh tuning Le thought al might be well TO
hold so 81 ne collateral in the hands OF the
InarSLal-S5 for each, and the officer to notify
William scott that - collateral had been
forfeited for rim. This was agreed to, all eX-
ETessir thanks for the kindness, and as Jonn
Scott could not wait 10 get his $40 from the
marshal e asked officer Young TO receive II,
and cal by his place Of business and give il
10 hiuI, at;eT which. all departed well pleased
~ the Satisfactory termination OF the affair,
none more 50 than Mr. Scott. He had been
Informed ny Officer Young that Scott was
90 drur when he tool; the money to him on
Saturday that ne would not give 10 10 him
then, but did so on a second visit. He now
asked that the $ collateral retained for IN.
Scott, at the earnest solicitation of his
brother. be returned to him, and as the war
rant was ont tor William, let the law take
ITS course ia the usual way. He supposed he
was doing favor for these men, the goyeTa-
II cnF and the public, at the same time suf-
fJE.EE nothing thereby. Judge Mills granted
The request, remarking that IL was better, a.
Ometimes acts of kindness are rnIScOuS.rued
II not granted in the regular way. There
was nothing wrong IN what hai been done.
The trouble was that the party = whose in
stance the favor Lad been granted could not
9rVTeciltE =
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F,s-cntloral Im~situsie-s

DIT Glory SCR Pal ESI~ tSr g.. ADJ Az
SFLECTrr-C LTIi10r & t-Ofs TTtEEE ,UARg rs
IHE s>TARrUII.sr5s asCJt this zalsel II
TIE year q largs Huwtcr o. advertisements
OF educational 5u-ttru-.1rS mos ~ whic1
arc within '-s .'r'cr - C.'-r~ -.a- t-' also
may -.--1s..i g. .lr sr9r5s. H. .t'7 cCr"tc-
zion r' may u5 proper ru -su-i ci S;c- ~ Oar
FS'E.0s 2s ---.s % s--t .Ea.r tfl lyon q
a. ,.-.--T- ia orr r-.EUr~ "G- sUc0--sfIi
schools s.-t.,st5.l - .N rt-fHrs-l teachers.
~. Rave mace Q .. i.E'gucf.o. u y.uj. the
business 81 iif, tine. E.i-r Is.5tufi11s
suysrt -i-E VIII o. u1-. ce- ---rt4t- ST a. .l-Lr
. We. 5Ss I..-Jfs sgu-4I
The NouHs Iatt-s Academy uj Che y liza
tl'. st Tv, yr.c-. y. ., -- i-. -g reCr -ut- pl
Monday September IN. This PSI q paTu.sr
educational lUStiJugOI-
81. Aus-s TAN. 10 LTGaA-viiig. Mont com
cry county. lt--. on tye..sN miles from q. &
te-ru begins SeE-cE Der IsiH- lCmmu4.cs-
trc.s ,-esSel u t,sV- o. Hinton. rector. az
.u@' Piece. viii receive prJ MT a. sIii"I.
Ms. IrSTG -L. III. " II. A.--rt VII. open
1y-.4..s sen, if-1L 90 -il : street sea- hest.
CT = pfemJvr Isl fOs twenty years Ms ID.
Wa Inc Irl-c-Yai Of 2 large boarding school,
aAd >.e aaS q hlsa gcQ J,ts. u1 q g success -
teacher The seminary j. III cly located, with
:. One yart for open air exercise, library.
rlsEs. globes &C PTOi NiTIcs is The teacher
90 U.y~tc- ma .Ir-I.'t'.t=s fDt lati1- Ifpt
Wg.Gu. Eef OF u1Cf'~l languages, aut -rf,-
= y. A-t- II v-l'lEss LAW l--r i,3l.-tl-E.
HSN flowers SC.
ParertE WHO desire 70 eve .LrIv cgi.trsu
4rsrrtciiDl In music WpItd HU TlG - con-
~ E-- IN 20 r <.vg. o.. l.-I7. o.. 20 j Cug's
Iarl L. Address I. -. box t5l-
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fTuit .,rd melon season some weeks back,
ana bad urged an increase Of the force. h
was then told that the force would be in
eren,, :: Int y mas not been done and the
contractor has failed to perform the service.
II Cfourgetawp the work is poorly done
While admitting this. he thought the build
ing WAS in good condition as a depot, and r..
feIred 10 the compliments passed. on the
service By the Baltimoreans and Alexa7.
drians on a !ate visit, aud urged that, u
would be a hardship to the contractors 10
make any change at this time
NOW AND THEN CoNTRASTED.
DR.. Bliss said that he had expected oppoSi-
ton To the report, and he drew picture Of
the scavengeT service of three years since,
when twenty night carts were allowed 10 go
through the streets, and also the garbage
service. which was then entirely inadeQuate
He claimed that DE-. Cox and himself had
ratified i've months In the board to secure a
II fOTnI, and at last d In iTd vote was obtained.
lie charged that Or. Verdi opposed them,
aUd prOphesied a failure; but with the As
sisf2nce Of Gov. Shepherd they had made the
roICrm, and although there were sometimes
nuISGuces created by the bursting or leaking
OF barrel, al must admit that the pre- ;ent
system j. asst Improvement over the old
one. The b"TICiS should be IA AIDE perfect, SO
rs 10 prevent the escape of gases. aud ventI-
tStoTs placed in the bottom of the cars so
U"5 gases would rise 10 the top, where
They could he burned. In treating this sub
jet f'JEe we're two questions to consider
The heait' OF The communal ) and me finances
I Of tie board. He dii not believe that the
health of the people in the neIghborhoOi of
q" leT"t Lad been aflec ii. and the remark
t5t tIc 'DC2 IN Deprecated the p.Operty
I may bt lie Ee5 To thC OPPOSITION
l'r. crdl Said that Ur. Bliss was nl!sta ken
aS 70 his opposition 10 a reform in TIE might
soil service and said that ha was Gn eisiy
advocate Of ~.
THEREON, was adopteJ-Dr. Verdi voting
/ IU tie negative.
Tie SrH.ee, of The obstruction uI garbage
: ialr-fs was r ferret q q p<,la. cJguuII otey.
/ consisting Ur Bliss and SIR Nar5ury, and
/ =. sy 1ject o, yeniilating cars To the com
nit,ee o. oTtiuRr CtS.
Ir. E.euc, The health officer, calI2i atteu-
/ tion ~ the orders given him "a mt on a force
I g. remove gIrb9ce T the contractor failed u
90 the wCTH after five days notice. He bad
. give. d" notice required hrt The contractor
bad not compiled.
secretary notify the contractors tERt If
B the. sp lot a. once comply with their con.
, GGct the board Will proceed to do IL at theiI
expense. adopted.
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U-eq,her Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL Ne US.
Condensed Locals,

The weather today is only - - So
Ire strC et lamps viii he lishte.i tori ght at
- .. NJ. And Cvtir gttiSt0t . r ~
WCI kmeu have Just completed the repairs
or The WaliaCE ami Franklin school ru'l:-
fUZS.
The substantial Belgian pavement on '2'h
street rrlrhy.pSt. Is' emily 'AiG * being torn
ur preya ratory - lIyirc = pine .taf1e work
for b. re- y street rGl'-gci.
n r,erSoTs there nc who nave doubts e 10
the size SID quality q TIC mammoth f,cJr
Write q ~ y. j = " orr SaIiE~D rfvPr
CORES pore euf. We are not ~ them We "1Ve
both seen ana t8stst 10 0-- .rlt conviction.
Quite "a large crowd Cf C0'nfCt people as
SCI" Bile. ar lrhu wesley church. on t00-fC-
t.cUt avenue. Ia~+ ~.Fc..t. ID" n'-Te.H ' b-i- 2
the csis H.1-fuu o. t'e FEAST 1f --.a ~ 'rr1esS
\ bras Ss-d vas iu attc- fssre ent en-
l.vr re frl rrIC-.,.5rgs.
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The Markets.


fnIINoRE, august 25-Nirgiuia s.. peeIer+,
S. d. consolidated, eoA; West yirginis's, AZ
Eorth Carolina g, old, 2ei new, II, bId today.
BALTIMORE, August g Cotton nOmipA l--nild.InC
~ Flour quiet and unsLanged. Wheat steady
ard GDt hanged. GoGn-Fouthern 6rm, Wt stern guiei
"a, egsier-soItbea white. -. do, yeliox. sass;
western mixed, s214, spot; 81 last hslf September
taf -dull-southern new fSas6, western white, .,
=, wCSterl mixed, new, - BYE steady e0lQi Ha-
old, scarce and frmer-SeE York STATE timpth =,
= - 60; new 70 fair temarc-fi gfotlN q UtsIf 40
Provisions quiet .u6 st"aay. PORK. - .5ae2 81 u
nesis-sh"uidcr-, eaa's; clear rib sides, L. al2Ss
loose; packed. 9}5sleJs BacOn-shou'Gers, IuAIy :
o'ta' ne, sides, ! t,slSN Hams, isaI5'S, Lard
t-,!rEm Unchanged. FofHt strong. fu-rc-+ A.
hisheT-- Biz car-5es, lSa'f%, lobbiTe -5s42IN,
whisky iu'l pa
kyw YosE. August .5.-St,czs active MONEY.
II. Gold, I1a. ENChspEf-IuEg, ~. short 49,,
Governments dus ard ~tvrly.
NEW NugN. August Z5.--Fl01r g-,ot AMI rr
changed. Wheat f-Wer Corn firm.
IoNICN. August p, r. N -Erya RAILWAY shares
Il. Paris t'spatChc> quot" rrur"z - francs ga
CentimrS. TIE amount Of bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank II England On balance T,-r ~ : E13pl1
LONDON, August ?f.-Tht TsH.s>, ia lis financial
column SEys general oppression cont hera and
Oh lie Continent. partly owing e. srprehausirrs ot
% 'ucaI conPl,6' cus, hut M great mea sure due
% Z t.s nee q trYs mesa
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FxsAECXAL AND CoMHERCIAI,


NV YoRK, August 23.-The Pests eus ~eisl ar
ticle says: kNohanSe markets are quiet. sIH Sc
enriiles are strous and genersllT higher than yes
terisy. u the Sa'cs = sold hsve tEus FAR TO-DAY
be AZ ll3's. On gold loans tie rate nave been
So Per cent per ass sa5 sal 81 4 D. IN,
per day Tor use. The latter rates nom" ,,r 49,
W ssCnsd forelgn exchange, ard -,,ra noon Iesd
his 70 ssTfcr ir ntnal for sterling
~ siness ~ n, and iS9s tor d. maRd or lfts.
49, T5S.,- ttIne - DAG has been above 4S5Ass
~ =. ssy steeIers took ont $500 silver bars.
Inc u,oneg nsrstt continues IL be approximately
sGpkiied WITH nsnable funds. for demand loans
IoHsHk u'1 Is AN pr cent. aud pr ueroa ltile
rvins quoted AZ ~ 90 cent, with sales OF
cass ptancesr1ostly A. ta's per cent. Gov
eTnment bonds are steady, with only change tai-
vance Of ~ in 10 i0's. The prepayment with
out rehae 81 interest public debt, duo
sept mter list, VIII begin al the sub
Treasury here tomorrow. Speculative shares
opened, as rule, above yesterday = clc~ins
Erces, Psnsms' : having been Il. per cent. higher
Pacific Ssfl has been thc m'>t active. and has slli
as follows S91s 40 as9}s l49' = A39-. Panama
opened AT 1856, and has since I'D A1crl 10 Ia Out
/ side socks Iamec, business has been light. the
extrtme sales have teen Lake Shore, 5lAs a. West
ern ULicu, 50, -. korthNSes'- sIssai2S. the IRE
erred s'tsah - Paul, IS ~: rreferred 6is AZ
Erie. Eisss; Rock Island. ICT2, ~: Hannibal AMI
81 jose "a ass and Ohio and Mlssissippi los az
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested IN Sock
Privileges and paid 900 Per cent. profit. Glow
Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New York. ca.
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MARVELLOUS beyond precedent Is the eject
% NG-OfC1u CrOu the whole eCOrOmy OF the
Mouth, keeping the gums rosy and healthy.
the teeth IN perfect order giving 10 tue
breath a balmy fragrance. 60
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Rr1rnIxe PERMIrs nerc &C., hr I

BUILD PERMITS were isSned by IN
srector Flowman tc-tav. az follows: p. T.
Berry. remodel twn two-sto-v brick houses
hstweeI High and Market streets, =. sol: g.
W. Smith fwo-St0rv and basement store
east side North Capitol. between IL aud |
streets north vest, 5000; Elwcrj Boulter, q
two-story frame house, west SIDE % between
f and streets southwest. $50; John Con-
nor, two two story brick dwellings south
side Massachusetts avenue, between 1st and
81 streets northwest. - ,ocd; j, G, Kinsiuger
a brick stable, east side 18th, between and
I street Is north west. 800.
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I,EAI ESTATE TRAEsFER5.-AnnC c. Car
fOli eJ al. u II. Garvey- sub. IS, SQUARE 5SJ;
SOB. n. G. Haley to :. Mason, lots IL ara
70, square so; -. &. I. Bowen To j. w.
Simms, part 5, square k5; -. j. Hitz to
German American Savings Bank, parts u
SnC Il, square 40C, --. W. +. Gebiart To E.
=. Brentwood, subs. 81 ana IS. square 5!3:
5000. +. CauntDey TO n. Dodge, Ia trrs;
sUb. n, square Sos; $500. VAIN and Quinlan
trustees, To 5. Kane. part 5, square IS; 81 COO
Thomas Blow TO G. W. Proctor, part r.
square 997; $780, q. Messer 10 C. III. Moul-
ton, part square 800; ~ 600 n. Peters 10 j
Is. Archer, sub. -, square 502; $500. Geo. F.
Gulick 10 A. II. V. Burr, parts 5 and 6, square
79>; Sl.5O0. c. A. OssOOd TO +. A. Dalrymple
part !, square 6S4, - 800. w. l.. Bramaall to
N. j. Robertson, lot -, square 500, -. MIG.
Emery TO Wv. Johnston, s.35, So. 2lI; sic, Oh
Melinda Shores 10 II, A. Lockwood, part lot
81, square iii; 81 800. NJ. Ma.ceron ct al. To
joshua Clark, part lot f., square 1000; $50
A. j. Augerton 10 NJ. NJ. Rohrer. sub /
square 500; 81 500. Corporation of washing,
ton 70 p. Murray, part lot 1, square 50; s7i5,
II. McCahrey to Mary Wales, part lot 1
square SIC; 5000. A. 8. Campbell TO C. IT
Davis, subs. To o, square 1913; IS, 900 C.
Henry TO Il. ThOmpson, part lot 2, SQUARE
$50; =, zoo. j. >. Edwards. trustee 10 A .
.Eberly, part lot 13, square 45I: SllC1o lie
Fitch, trustee, TO Mary w. Hibbs sub. IL
square south of f75; -. X. c. Fox to- I
Fi1ch, same property; =. c. j. Davis To
Eli y. Blackford, subs. 50 to 81 square Ig3
s., 900. c. II. Moulton TO II. Boughton, trus,
tee, subs. AZ to 40. square 23s; 5000. J. T
wormley 10 G. j. White, subs. and 3, square
10; - 900. NJ. z. Callan, trustee, 10 w. A .
Stratton, sub. 80, square All; s425.
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RE- WISE TC-D,y ST'iS ,,a,FDacr >, ,.,,rlr

RE WISE To-DAY.-'Tis Madness % neglect
a cough. however slight. Consumption may
follow, and though Or. ET,tV'S B0.yt.l u
Ht5d Ghe7y has frequently cured this much
dreaded disease, IL almost invariably CuTas
the primary diseases Of the throat. lungs ana
chest 30 cents and II bottle; large bottles
much tie cheaper. %
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EE Delmonico will establish a restaurant
IA lie new mammoth centennial hotel. now
IN course OF erection near the Bclrn01t-aVe-
nue. entrance tO the park.
fS-h special TO the London standard from
Vienna say that the oldest son OF the Sultan
Is gong ~ Crete with squadron TO prevent
The threatened insurrectiOn in that island.
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A PocKETBooK SNATCHER-As Mrs
Anna SchaaIn, OF SIS X street northwest
was passing through the Savage Square
market, about ICON to-day, a colored tIIter
snafchNf her rocretbook, containing Isl,
and made bis escape
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Hint - non

a FE-II.gS EeH lib SALE oE OTrNAS'5
IEpfEETT FILED.
NtstcT 's.N. J lGE6 Fisher and Nj. Wilson.
fet fes eltliE tEr -OT eminent IL iLr Treasury
ROBBERY eases against Gilman. HaileCk, a4d
bTSWH. and in the civil C.Se ~ the UlteG
States aeatUst ". III. Gilman, fled a petition
in The latter ease for the sale OF the property
attached. They state as grounds for this mo-
zion tlGt the eNTeE.Se incurred 81 keeping TIE
prOI trty IN custody amounts 10 arDgt SIS
ger mOuth-a Waterman being required az
2 - pr iay, the horses livery At = per day.
and the rent IF the Testa ITaut being ~iJJ Per
mon IN, and trey ailegc that "a Is % the Infer
Cst 81 ;he parties, plaintiff and detc-dIJt
mat IL property 10 SOLD before EG&! '-3g-
men
TIE niece s@ry nCGCe has b-ea gives. e. the
deem ants counsel OF the intention OF the
SOyeI .IG6ut L. call up the case Al "a early
dav. and il II understood that they Will resist
~ The teterdaut viii gain ask Tor an order
- release the res tssCTant property ON giving
bond ia double the appraised value
From the lact that Mr. EUgeDe O'COUneT,
of No. tl1 New JeISey avenue, taiS morning
entered mo ItCOsnIZaLce ia $3.50 for OFT
mans appearance. II is believed that his
fTieUlS iLterd 10 obtain the necessary
amount .S!oo'c}, If possible, 20 secure his re-
lease non Iail.
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DEATH OF A WELL-K NowN nrrcusR-
The many friends OF Mr.. Mr., wm. B. Cart
markets, will regret to learn that he die I
last night at the residence of is brother,
Greenbury Gartrell, near Gaithersburg.
Nor tgOmeTy county, Maryland, after short
Illness.
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LAUNCH OF AN IRON STEAMSHIP.-At
the shipyard OF Messrs. Pussy & Jones, VII
mjngiOn. Del, MOnGay, an iron steamship
was launched, named the "FrarceS Ellen
and Is to he used in the South American
waters. The steamer is q stern paddle wheel
iron ship, I5c feet long, 80 feet beam, Is fecc 5
INCHES deep, with two inclined engines, Il
lTlcn diameter ana inch strOze.
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Grlnh 8uPniuo

or Saturday next of Francs mems furnish
1ngs and hat store, at C23 Pelns ylvaEia ave-
nue.. S2+6
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so the shoe can be worn with ease. BuuiOns,
lngrOwing Nails, Vascular EXcreScer res,
and other ailments OF the feet successfully
treated, at Dr.. Whites establishment. 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
u. To 6 u. m,
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BEWARE of limitations. Buy only the gem
nine folded edge collars. Elm wo Di and War
wick. They are the best male ddf
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Grand OpPniI.



or Saturday next OF Francs mems furnish
ingS and hat store at t23 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. S28S
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To y III MrKenysg, X. n. Hrnter, Jetn s,Ia,on,
yuhH Harrison, John Cu-aJa, John q D0a0gHuf.
J. J.. Cook, hutt E. TG'5ct Haf GSSoctaf.y AMI
7Htmbf'S u III, Et5sTHta BsHshllG! ASSOCIATION
GENTLEMEN,-We respectfully tender to you our
heartfelt thanks for One Hundred and Seventy on
pciiers and Eighty i've Ceuts, returned 10 Us IRON
Lookout on the Attn instant, and We do assure you
thai your generous endesvors will be remembered
IN the prayers OF our l iTEr G5psan 52yG
Superior in charge of ST JOseph's Orphsn Asylum
i ,CARD.- TIE members Of the Hibernia
- Beneficial Association Of Georgetown respect
laiy return our thanks 10 many kind friends for
thor liberal patronage On the occasion Of annual
ef,clrSen T. Point Lookout GA th9 I;th instant,
il eFhs, from which tho srm Of SIN e was
realized. VIZ MCKINLEY. President
JOHN STANTON,
II Sec Hiternia Beneficial Association.
- EMOvAL-DAvID e YoUNG's Millinery
H and Fancy Goods Establishments re ~
moved from No. II Bridge street, George $50
GOODS has been added, making il the most COI-
ptete store in Georgetown 10 select irOm.
vElt Il solicited. aGglS-s,n
w Il. wHEArLEY's
sgEAM DYEINa AND CLEANING ESrAE.
LISHMENT
AS JT1s5a Street, GsC7Fss0tss, ID. 9.
Established, 1851. Premium awarded; 1857. En-
large and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gontlemen's
wearing apparel OF every description, including
veiyets, Crepe Wells aud Trimmings, Rid Gloves,
SC, SC, nicely cleaned or dyed Also Curtains aud
the Summer mouths.
Send - your address snd We eiu osn tor snd re-.
charge. WORK recolytd and returned ty mar or en-
pSesS from and 20 sny place in tie country. agltr
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ALFN. ApAMSON's well-knovn Billiard
Room, with stock. fixtures &c. for sale and
house for rent. 205 9th street 1886
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1T Y TIE II s.
Grnnh nnPninc

on Saturday next Of Frames mons r-r1isH-
inEs ana hat store, at C. Pennsylvania ave-
uuc. S2lC
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uOIY CsOSS CEUFrCH
Ia SCHOOL FOE EOYS AND GIhLS

To give 70 children a thoroughly good trainiUg in
Gil English Branches. Arithr-e.ic and Weir
Languag-s rrawin ing and Music. School viii open
IlbsDAf, l4th day Of September, the Chapel
Avenue northwest
hey Jas A. Harold, Rector, assisted by cor3e-
tent teachers.
AITly 70 Rector. ct his residence, 1913 T street
EorthNest. or ht Cirapel. ~ D. m daily angIs. In
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FINE JET, Coral and Dead-gold Jewelrv in
new and beautiful STYLES, received a Prigg's,
on the avenue, near y street.
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TIEM0kIAL TALLi fELkGTT SCHOOL FOR

Corner I4th ana n streets northwest
Ihe CDders,guea having resigned the charge q
Ite ahsNe named school, take pleasure IN recon-
n d. ing 10 their former patrons their successCrs
lie Moses AcEerr1au and Tow pert hwhite
hNNtE y. EVANS. HHLES X WILLIAMS
This sch0Sl will reopen on MONDAY. September
I3'h 1873. Applications for admission NAV T. mai,
AZ 433 Missouri avenue, OF 3l3 New Jersey ave
nEe southeast. angIs i'm
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a SELF-EDUCAFED COLoRED MAN. F.
Parker, c0Iored, formerly slave Of MI. w.
y. Scarce, OF this city, and VINO has educated
iin8seif since the war, VIII probably be ap-
pointed teacher Of the Snowceu public col
oTett school, in the place Of w. n. Powell,
Sn-ored, VINO has resigned Ee is wei Fitted
iof me POsitiOn.-AlS1. Gdzctte, 24tt.
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ADVENTURE WITH MADMiN-p eril1us
FttGht and Escape FROM DedLh.-Mr. William
FGuh, OF HObOheu, while driving through
New Durham on Sunday evening. was ac-
cUStcd on the road by a spTighti y-loofIILg
man about thirty years OF age, well dressed
and OF some culture, who declared he was
Idt-gUeu and sadly IN need OF "a iite. The
GriSeT repealed him at first, but the stranger
renewed his application with SUCH hOneyed
WO.dS that Mr.. Foul took him up. The con-
duet Of the lunatic who accompanied Hood
IN The balloon was gentle compared with that
Of this stranger. He began by twisting his
fafe into variety OF commissions; then his
eyes glared with rage of torture; he stared
meracingiy al the driver, and made q power
ful effort 10 snatch the reins. Mr.. r. affected
not 10 notice this much, and drew up the
horse. he cnaxed his dangerous companion
10 allght and adjust the bit in the anImal's
month. The luEatic jumped out, and then
Fonh piled his whip with fury. The horse
new away, ana the driver was blessing his
stars but, on looking behind him. % his
horror he saw man clinging 20 the vehicle
ana leaning over him. with q huge Knife
Ma ming ia his hand. FOuh seized his whip
and dealt him 4 heavy blow on the head.
telling him on the road. The horse still
rushed on, and the mailman rose and fol
lowed closely for some time, when his
strength Hailed him, and he was lost $. ght
o.. The maniac Is probably an escaped con
wet or person whose insanity is " recent
date.-N \. HeTald, Gitt.