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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

THE CALIFORNIAN PICEIC-Lit Of P-.zcq.
After our report OF the picnic Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club, at Beyer'S Park, closed yeSter-
day, the scottish games were continued a.
follows: Throwing the light hammer, nc
lCundsl, Mckay Won the first prize, a.
throwing the hammer III, Cameron %, s.
81 feet 7 inches. The three-legged race was
won by MalOney and Elder, who took the
first prize, 3, and Cameron and Mckay took
The second prize Of -. The rain caused
postpOnement OF many Of the games. but
the Highland Fling was danced, and the
gold medal awarded 70 l.. ID. Robertson. and
the second prize. $, 10 John MacGregOr.
After this dance, the rain continuing. the
com pany Adjourned to the covered pavilion,
where Mr.. JOIN =. Maioney. Of Fan River
Massachusetts. performed his wonderful
feat o. jumping IN and out OF $50 con Secut!Ve
barrels. This feat, exhibiting marvellous
skill and strength, elected loud and pro-
!Onged applause. The sword dance, which
was won by Mr.. L. ID. Robertson, VINO took
the medal, and MT. John McGTcgCr, who
carried OF the - DriZe, and the remainder
OF the evening was devoted To dancing IN the
sheltered pavilion. The presentation OF the
various prizes was made IN tie hotel, during
the dancing, by Mr.. Watts, cbiefOf the clan.
NeSSrs. William X. Smith and John Gibson,
representing the Burns Club, were among the
visitors. The pleasures OF the occasion were
greatly enhanced Dy the eudeayOrS Of clans
men James Dalgiiesh and William Stuart.
The picnic vas very Eleasau. affair not
withstanding the rain, and had the weather
proved Prop!tl the atteu dance wOuId
have been very large.
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the Markets,

BALTIMORE, August le.-virsiaia 6's. pealers,
g do consolidated, 90; West virginias 81; North
Sas., 8 old; ~ new, H. special tax bIa tI-ds,
BALTIMoRB, AugustI9. Cotton steady-midivins.
H1 ftonr Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
steady aud unchanged, Corn weak fo- wet
stesdy-sou,tern, 5es6e; western white. 6ss6,;
western mixed. e3a64 Rye Que -l,saS Hay
nrn-rew timothy, 2Gs2S; Odd New York st ,te tim6-
thy; z,a0. Provisions quiet and steady. Pork.
s5i;.CaZZ IS Bulk mea;e ngminal- Shoulder. 81
sss3a;, clear rib sides, l21sal25s loose packed,
@,al3. Bacon sttRdy-ShOuiders, lea, cIsaI riI,
sides, l.. hams, l5al5sE. Lard irmsr-redn-d,
lfa. bntter qniet and UNCHANGED. Petroleum
sroI and hroyani-Rio cargoes,l774 s2JSs jobbine,
L ( a2l4 Nh-key quiet. l24al24n
NEW YORK, August lS-Stoc ks duh and better
Prlces; Money, ~ Cold, 49,. Exchayge--ionl.
NEW YORK, August I9-Flour quiet and uIs
changed. beat quiet and steady. Corn frmer
IoSUoS, August l9.-The Tunes in its financial
column to day SAYS: Foreign stocks yesterday
drsss down the Who'll market. There Mas in fat
sonnet hing Ike panic ou stock eNchan ce in Tn kz
Esq III ans ard PeruviaDs. The last two ftU in
sympathy, but rallied before the close. TODAY the
IL ling hcaN Is.
LoNroN august 10, .. m.-U. ). bonds, new
LoNBoS, August u, sgp. 1a.-Pagis Dispatches
lS55 old, 1861 ls67s, Us ~ 20 !, 1Ci; Gtw fives
IT'S; Erie, Esa, DO. preferred, IS.
LoNroN: August lg, IN The bullion IA the
Bank or England increased ti9S. COO during he
% IS 10 L. s. bonds l9G7- lIsI, 10 4O- I0is, new
cent mes
LoN1oN, August 10, 20 p m The proportion II
week vss t2'5 per cent. is now 6a1 per cent PARIS
dispatches quote rentes o. francs So een'imes
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Heather Probabilities Today.
LOCAL " T. VS..
Condensed Locals

There seems - he no ''let up @ re rain;
on the contrary IL II All 'let down"
Tie old BeTret schcp! building. conner OF
New YORK avenue aUL 9Th street, j. being
torn down preparatory - rebu itin@.
Eighth street, from the boundary 10 Rh,, ie
Island avenue. was delus"l yesterday after
noon during the heavy ratn aui IN INV ~ the
houses 10 the vicinity We're ficOdsd.
Lieut.. GsssiDrd's men y.steu!ay arrested
= deSerter from the navy rSrnS 4 John Shea
sBc locked aim Up preparatory II Turning
Inn over 10 the commandment OF Tire navy
yaTd.
Cffic.r John Pms Sell. q the cth precinct
mas T ceivc.l an ri iOiHtT.F-y ? "a VuIsi-T gun
ntr Y :. -, and III leave for san r snciScO
Ou III .tfh instant. 10 Join Lis slip, the
BeIfCiJ. n Mare Island.
Ms Prosper. q voung lady ernyioyeI at
the HuTeau OF f0Gfaviug AT Printing,
Treasury teF sEtr-eur. hal two of Ter fingers
!adiV IL pa, eI Tu, Scay ~ being ctGgl, in she
mac nlL-Iy-
IuI-r the re-. az tn Courts TIE Court
rooms iU the .fy Ftu VA. hC renovated.
ard among other improvements. tie brick
hO1rirg tsi''" ti.- boxes ami a. I..rro-r 1
PaNem Clt-tue : ruvE.CaI SEecEatei-vIjt he
lllt.
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MOODY AND SAEKEY-These gr.'at revI-
Waists, who are expected IN reach W .lshing-
ton a an early day, will have no diniCulty
in converting those VINO pay their special
Improvement taxes through j c. Lay x Co.,
223 ~ street.-A6U.
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A BIG HAUL OF TAYLoRs.-Yes terday
MesSrs. j. ID. Faunce 81 Sons took in 1000
taylors with their seine al Freestone Point
one OF the largest hauls made in the Potomac
20! some years.
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THE gOIRES,

POLICE CoURT-Judre NUS mo tenn
To-day, UpshUr Alexander, disturbing the
quiet Of Georgetown; -. Alice Brown. "a
VagranL, was sent down. Fanny Bruce was
sent after Alice. Geo. Mcclellan. profane
*. George W. Keen, Sidney Wicker and
John IebOw were fined - each for disorderiy
conduct. John Ware, profane and indecent,
$40. Daniel Baly, profanity; -. Edwarl
Allen, selling liquor after hours, continued.
Georgetown; forfeited IS collateral. James
DeLacey, prOfGne; -. Betsey Gilman
assault On Vim. Smith, SEQ bonds 10 keep
the peace.
ALL ABOUT A - BREAsTPIN
Emma Jackson, cOiOTcd, charged with the
larceny OF br 1stpin worth - from Mrs
Mary Draper. This occurred August III, 1913.
Mrs. -. testified that she last saw the pin IN
tire hands of Emma, who was IN her employ
al that time, ard had not seen IL since until
shown her in the court, where she at once
IeCOgulzedi IL as her own. The pin has recent
" been recOvere j from Emma who says she
found IL. The warrant reciteu that Mary
had stolen the pin within the last thirty
days. COuD sci for defendant CSkcd a uiSrniS-
sal on the grounds Of discrepancy between
the allegation and testimony. The court dis
missed the case, and gave instructions 10
prosecuting attorney 10 file a new warrant
laying another time FOR the offence. Andrew
Lacey, assault and battery on watchrnau
IN the Center market while in the discharge
OF his duty; so and costs.
RAZOR ARRAY OVER A BULL PUP.
AbOur II O'Clock this morning an old CO..
Ored man named Lloyd Graham. who had
NDlIiS 10 LOW n Win d IOSltl Oh IEiICt bcOrGeS
county watermelOns, stopped at the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and eth street. 10
Guy bull pup from a white boy. who had II
Tor sale. He offered the white boy ~ cents
and watermelon for the pup, and while
dlckering about the price three cOlOred
rOughs came along and tol0 Lloyd not To buy
him, -as II belonged to them. After the
purchase, Lloyd gave the pup 10 his little
son to take care of. When these men grabbed
II, and tlIed to run away. Two other coiOred
men took the part OF Lloyd, and "a scufiie ell
sued between them all, during which one of
the negroes, named Garter Fields. whipped
out white-handled razor and made AN ugly
cHt across LlOyd'S back, cutting through the
clothing deep into the flesh. and al made of.
Lieu Vernon came along at this time, and
took Fields and Jerry SuOWden into uStody.
and mad quite struggle in getting them To
the Police Court where, after a hearing. the
court imposed fine of 80 and costs on
SDowden, and In the case OF Fields 500 and
costs. or one year IN the county Jail. remark
ing that IN future he proposed to deal with
ali razor cases in the same manner Both
are bad looking fellows. The other man
named Frank Percy, made his escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

DR.. c. w. BENsoNs Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and Will cure any case. Price
% cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., 40 PENN
sylTaGIa avenue, Washington. 6,5eoI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Warren
ChCafe & Co we have the Eiiiatar1 R.Til11
for July: from j. &, Parker, GfOf.g.S L>mby'S
B'CE fer September, and HaTpers Weekly for
a gust 18th: from ShillingtOn, G5ieg for
September; from Robert Beall, UaIper's
HotSlg Tor August 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

E-Cardinal McCloSkey arrived at Paris
yestertay, and will probably remain in that
city several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

The ATTENTION Of parties desiring torrent
peasant home i called 10 the advertise
Hleniot Nessrs. Fitch, Fox & Co.
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NETTING or THE FIRE CoNwIssIovERs
LAST NIGHT-Tf5 (gS. n TGlr q az PAN.
Posi- ,a,sd IN AyIdGg.--At a meeting of the
Board of Fire Commissioners last night a
communication was read nom the supeTiu-
telGeGt OF Inc fire alarm telegraph IN rela-
ton 10 deviSinE some mems Whereby the
tre-alaTm telegraph mag cooperate with
what IL known as The District telegram in
turning ~ alarms Of fire. He c. ted a. an in
stance of the iHetiiciency Of he present srS-
tam the turning f. An alarm OF fire the other
evening when tie meant only 10 send for =
Telegraph.
The applications OF John Crane. Theodore
LliafnS and Lorenzo hughes for pOSit.O.g
on the force, were received and filed.
y letter from Vim. J. Stephenson x Bro.
was read, requesting That fre-aarn box.
under the new system, Ice placed & the foot
Of 5th street, Potomac ferry. II states that
there j. often quarter of p lion of steam
boat property at this wharf, and the expense
Tor NE telegraph extension to tie wharf
would be small referred.
\ communication from Superintendent
Miles was read, IN which he recited that his
present quarters aIe Insufficient, and re-
GceStIng mat the District Com mIsSiOneIs be
assed 10 furnish additional room. II was
decided 10 ask for two additional rooms a
communication from Or. Porter. OF George
town, was read il relation In his bill Tor am
referred.
y report was adopted that Private James
Barron be suspended from duty. without paw,
for one month, for obscene language toward
a citizen while or duty.
Commissioner Thomas offered a reSOi ut 0l.
which was adopted, that any member OF the
ire department of the District OF Columbia
who should enter while on duty, a bar room
or other drinking saloon, except for the pUr-
pose OF eXtinguishlng IRE, shall. upon in
formation filed in the boa ri by reliable cit
iZen, be subject To dismissal.
President Williams, 10 whom hal been re-
ferred the case OF Joseph Paris, foreman Of
No. company, charged with using Insulting
language 10 MS superior officers, Chief Gro
hin and Assistant Chief W. -. Drew, made "a
report that he had heard the testimony. and
the charges. with out Two exceptions, We're
admitted. The language was very violent,
but he declined making any recommenda-
tons in the premises. Considerable lively
discussion followed, Messrs. Morgan, ThOm-
as and TAFT beng favor OF a modification Of
the sentence Of suspension, while the others
took an opposite view OF the case. Finally
the case was postponed until Monday next
al / =. m.
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Ss.4Al Situated On the highest poiut IA the MO.
land TRilTCa a., p miles frnm " ashile7 "a aim 1r-
ing aud evening trains each way. Fare f-r rouu1
trip, q IS. The hotel l. neE, with fl-te p1rches
the entire length. Tho Rooms vel furnished,
aud the dining room cool aud airy. Tho country h
O. healthy a. an In the world, and there are no
mus ultoes. Boal ders without Children preferred,
IeleSm FRANCIS J. CANNON. Pro prtetor.
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AN OLD-FAsHIOSED HAREE EST HOME AT
CCLLISt.wOUD.-Ihe harvest home and fruit
festival which took place yesterday at Cot
HLgWOOI, a., IN the delightful grove on the
grounds OF Mr. ". II. SnOWden. was in a {
respects pleasant affair. Quite q large
party Of citizens from this city embarked on
the steamer Mary Washington at o O'Clock.
AMI vicinity = O.cOInin- quite famous for
fruit growing. 8 good quality OF peaches
be.CS specially, Of which the samples on
exhibition yeSie-tay were good evidence.
The dinner abOuudS with all IEc luscious
fruits II that vicinity, and was free 70 all
TIE visitors. II vas furnished by NeSSrS. w
~. SLoTcen, j.. 7. Smith, y. Baker. Mrs
Thompson, and others. a resolution was
adopted az the close thanking the citizens Of
colin EUOOd Tor The pleasant entertainment
aEOrCet, AMI especially thanking W. H.
SuUw,cu fer tis generous hospitality and
k.IA attentiOrS.
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"a "a NnEATLEYs

STEAM DYEISG AvD ULzANI,.a EsTEH.
LtSNNFNT
~ Jsfrsoa S,T-yf. q r,~s-asss, a. II
t-tshIished, lscl. Fr-rni am Sar1.h. IssT Er-
isl s'-i and improved, ls7A. Iad-- rrA ,,,.n-i-
Wearing apparel ~ every description furir.iur
N0iNets, Crepe Wells And Trimmir -, Nd gla-as
&c &c, nicely cleaned ovei: also, Crrtats 81
nvw Soocs, Oarpeis and Blaa kets cleaned duriuS,
Send &c your address snc s1n osr f,r Sr- -
tlrn work AZ any rlce f. tho tistrict Zee q exr,,
charge. Work rcCei - retruaa by ufstl or =. r.
press 'rcn and 90 place IN tee country apgi-tr
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NIOTHS! MOTHS,
lsl If you wish 10 save your hesvy wearira apparel
Blank cts, Covers, Crumb Cloths, &C., from moths,
have them cleaned BY my celebrated chemical pro,
which removes all grease and vegetable stains
enectually single persons who have no scoommo-
dations for packing away clothing, leave them
with me until the fall season. Blankets and Our.
tains Of all descriptions cleaned In Q superior man
city can get their travelling and other suits cleaned
isi.iy sis 9Th areet, opposite p.tsnt. once,
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ASOTHEE CIVIL RIGHTS CASE-Csrrie V
2 i>heT, "a cDioret sCHC0l teacher, yesterday
81 ere'i suit for te IMAGES. bV Gen. : = Hem
Re, against tie pullman Palace Car COM
p@EE, Cu tie s-OCud thas the agent of said
company Illegally excluded her from one O!
their cars She charges that on the lftn day
OF July, lss5s at the city o. Cincinnati. she
applied % sald agent IN charge of the sleep
Ing cars from Cincinnati! "a Washington for
berth, and She was refCSet. although there
were 2 number 81 vacant and unencaced
herfns - said cars 8ui she offered 20 paw
The usual rates, thaf sno was III at the time
or Eer way p" Washington rom MissiS slppi,
where She had been eup!oSef as 2 S..fii,Ol
tedcLer- was fOTret % use al ordinary car
WIKI no facilities for lying down. aud her
tisttise was THEREBY ag-r-tvettet. sUi sire
Sui.5lSl extreme psiI. sc. she claims
: I tf0 damages
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TRE BENERIDGE hOISE.

Et l. nov reatg Tor he rrs - ' -; -.
Barriers. 10 IL hands me- hgrse. Win al rH,lrn9
sna lsrge porticos, sId l. kept in the best zFie
Mlodleburg D. sifustei IN the most hsautsful nd
healthy section II northern Virginia, nifty niler
,outhW e-t a Na>hir gtun CITY has hurChez 81 al
oent min tftons ard 'a~aTt -Cisfy There j. within
au't' 81 the House hnc Mineral Srring. who's
n'dlcal waters have teen pronounced h- Physician,
" Il equal 20 sny IN the state. Daily S-ares connect
with the Railroad bcp0is AZ Leesburg and at th.s
Iislls.. A fTee ride - rae springs very daY Flr
TrietoT. d. : pa.s
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

RkMON AL-pAvlD Y NO. NGS .uiuery
IL snd Fancy q - Ns'silfshucnr re n
moved nom Ne. . VI b:iige street, George k~<7
town, 10 No. ii3 Bridge street Al eUtra - -
re- and ccmpi'te ss~'rfueff O. DIZZY 80
6oObs has been added. u5sk il it tae most az
rlete store IN GsurCetswu 10 select fram.
A Welt T. ss,licftai. areie "a.
E'OR RENT-The BRICK REsIDESCEN -
u Bridge street, corner "a Jrlerson. eight b.l
chambers. with nne views ~ the river AMI luutry.
large psrlOr, duiug room. kitchen. hath rrHrI.
closets, aud pantry g0ut yard, With hriCt walls an
ont houses, cellar, and 80 Throughout rha house
81 New ik pApered ara painted. pas TIE DOR
Also, STORY viii collar. ir NJ - ilri4rH stryei
hp.y 60 TT CHAs. Il CRAGiS- LA lsmhsrron
street. .rrs F.H.-f
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IT1LplNG PERMIT. 'sSued to day by In
SpCCtOr IiCWman: Daniel Gauey. a brick
dwelling east side Delaware avenue. be-
r AM G streets southwest; $500. A 3.
ton. Il twO-Story and basement sr!ck
dwelling. % by GS feet. south side I street
between eth street and Connecticut avenue
nOTthNvS I: @iU. O1G.
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r d UC T E
MEMORIAL HALL, SELFCr SCHO,

- jlTDer l4th and streets mort Invest.
The undersigned having resigned the charge q
Ihe so"Nt named school, take pleasure In recon-
ntnding 10 their former patrons their &C .ssurs
The Misses AcEermsI and Tow pert hWaits.
ANN Z Il. EVANS. HELEN v. WILLIAMS
This sch Del will re open on MONDAY, September
I5ih, ls9S. Applications for admission may BE- made
at us Missouri avenue or 3I3 New Jersey ave-
nue. southeast
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a DIEISG SALOOS FLOODED.-A sewer
pipe in DGbautS National dining saloon
burst yesterday, anu tie water backing IN
rapidly soon covered the floor OI the front
room 10 depth If three Inches A number
OF gentlemen were IN The dining room az the
time, and a lively race was rad 10 get out
before the water reached them.
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NEROHANTs' LINE OF sTEAnsaIPS
lsf BETWEEN
WAsHINGTOs AND NEW YoRk.

Etrcsfer the hne Steamship. ". q. EEIGHr ms
JOHN GIBSON will hske rec ular week 49,
y trip betweeen MN foSh, ALkX 1fSXA
AkpRlAl " ASK CToN sBd~zs1&&z1k
GkOkGkTONN n, a. fUliows:-Leave EEW YORK.
from Pier l. Esst River: every 50 rURDAFsts .
m leave GtU RGkT0WN every TUESDAY \. A Il
o. u, and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For full Information apply 20 h. T.. A DESHAr,
business of1oe and wtarf, % " ater street Corce-
bridge. J. W T'HOMPsCS p
freishts Delivered By knOIs Express, Orde-r
len 81 General Once, 6GS Pennsylyauia aveure.
or 81 the steamer wharf, I'll be promyfiF .ftsndoa
W ..
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= SFf.AL O. COMMANDER NORRIS, |. =.
The funeral o. Tire iate Commander g.
/ iG'.iI Morris, u. y VIII take place a. ?
=. .tl- to-day rom II. Johns Episcopal
ttHF'il. George Town a Getscutlal. @! ma
fl-.f- vs. 1908 atteu|f a. an escort OF honor The
Pc -"-rf~fS 81 r. Captains ..sarnsy. Watson.
s>'ti-"-' aId NlcrCl -O1. n tre navy. DIT Mar
tI-- surgeon q. f.a Cumbe- and AT tie time
TIE dec asCt cprlua.fieI hat vessel. AMI
'-v'"r" Bake tine RENAME viii * inferred
ana nStisiI cemetery
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-ASOT EER ) rCITENI At pRAPEEs PLAN
80 NILL.-N.-tss iay afternoon, W. James
Irrut4- . sawyer employed a. the p-2uiug
'eienilsuneuf Of y. Z. Draper & Co, hSd his
f!sIl h&ud badly crushed, sawed Anu man
sted ~ bringing 81 contact with circular
e'tW Whaie IN motion Tie was taken To the
once OF IL. &C. cox. VIII dressed his wound.
NJ. Lv-Oir - a. Industrious sob-s- man
with large tlfaiIy
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$50 10 $1,000 has been invested In Stock
privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit Chow
TO do IL" A book on wall street sent free
Turn bridge & CO., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New YORK. 6,3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales O
loIz were 81 4.12-s,wt
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EoR PoT0MAo RTYKR LANDINGS.

The wifi and fsyorite Iron Steamer 90 a.
PILOT BOY W. II. b. lee, Captain kE
having been thoroughly overhauled sL3 reflIed.
will resume her trips fsI Potomac TiVei Landings n
TUESDAY, March Cd, aud every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fftzhugh's Uhsrf,
loot OF 9Th street, at O'oock q N. Bet1rring, n
erriye IN Washington ever Wednesday saS ssv6SY
Freight received daily.
Al hreishts must BE- preeaic.
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SHOT N TGE ENE-I.aSt even .ug AZ,
alteIcatlOn toOS place in the store o: LeuueI
fugitt. between some Co.oret men ant tTa
son or me proprietor Of The store y-har, Rev
erly buckley, cOiOred boy about J. -ears
old, received a shot n one 81 his eyes -uiur-
ing hiU severely a warrant was sworn or
this morning by BOckIey, charging Fugitf
vi IN assault and battery with intent 10 KIN
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STEAMER LINES.
ID EoULAH Lane To
Ii NOR FOLK. NEW fORk.


<
IL NOhfoGk. NEW YORK.
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
on sld after MONDAY, July 4, les, the Dew az
elegant steamer.
Lady Of the Lake md Jane M6Seley
Wi. MAKE Tour regular trlps ietWetu WASHING
iOn and NORFOLK each week, -
iI0 0S AZ the principal BiToT Land sse+anx
TIE LADY OF THE LAKE will leave WASH
INGTOh every MONDAY aud THURSDAY Al 3
oclqes p m. and NORFOLK every TUESDAY,
THE JANE NOSELRY will leave WASHING
ION every i EsDAf and FRIDAY az 3 y clock ,
and NORFOLK every MONDAY and THU rs
DAY AT sp. m.
Fare % Norfolk, IS. round trip tickets, go Meals
EXCURSION BATEs-Rouud trip tickets q, re-
6uoed rates 10 Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe ana
Nue de l. Eau.
To Point Lookout and return, So 80: 20 Fortress
Monroe or Nue de l. Eau anu return, SIS. further
reduction 20 families of fifty cents on each fare
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, staterooms OF Information Apply az
the Office Of the INLAND AND SEAB0ARD
n0AsTlNG Com Room No. 2, National
metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasure
Department. yaO-lT
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iesuod 10
Joseph T.. MCEeeT and Alice 4. Donaldson
OF Alexandria county. Va; John ID. Peek
ard r. l.. Thompson; Willis Ban ks and Mar
tha TWyInau, of Madison county. Va. Lewis
Williams ard Louisa Brown; Charles Sher-
wood and Mary Hedge, of Baltimore.
JET AND PEARL, gold and let sets Of Jew
elry, with buttons 10 match, received II
Prigg's jewelry store, on the avenue, near
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A NCH OR LINZ
A UNITED STATES NAIL sTEANERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Favorite route Tor Tourists.
Finest approach 20 Great Britain
PnsSenger acconmO istiOus uu sul EasA-c
BATES OF PASSAGE:
- From NEW YORK 20
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFasP
or L0kpONDERRY,
CABINs-S65. $50 & S50-Currrncy
Return nc keis AZ red Coeq rasss
Steersge always As low a. ~ aay Other
EIRST-CLASs LINE
OChPANlS OFFICES: Bowling Gareer N v
SAMMACh a CO, I42a street
Miss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
apD-tths6m 40 10th 81, Near Pa syos.ns
NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,. ", VASE
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stTLTNE Days.
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SATURDAY, ct ~ H. .F@A
fron, 80 Wster stre,t, GeorEetosa -. fsaxzI2
ID. ", MONDAY 81 3. N.
This hue connects st Phila6si PM. y-ffh Clvder
Regular semi weekly Line % Steamer iOr PrCyt-
oenoe, Boston an0 New England States. 5owk.rf-
OF HYDE, AEstf - D. MO
Nm CLYDE & co, Philsdel sals.
a. hEED. Alexandria, Va.
II. u. =. MINK, % DevousLirs stree. BOttca.
freignts delivered by Knox IA Dress. or.
Gers len 81 General Ofos, S9S PeLu-y (vaufe ave
attended 70.
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IEF COLUMBIA t-GF-s iitarv or
SaIaIZ a.-Cf- of youths 90 ta- northern VSTt nf
re city. have elected Glilce.s - follows -
=. Il Baxter. s@Etf.4. Perez =. Plant. crst
lieutenant, N-4..s T. Si&gIUdeI. second lied
tenant John ! y dwell. brewer second lieu
fcI amt G. Il DEra'sI. first sergeant. } z
LpN-cy, second SeT--G-r. 4 q. TOuoe,ia, third
sergeant. 1IEes . uf'ey, -Durth sergeant. II
q EpgLl-Ct. nj. sergeant, ClaS. =. Plant,
n. a. kt-.