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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-10

THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE continues
active under steadily increasing tonnage
and the demand for ali tile several sizes OF
prepared coal is good. The production for
the week ending on Tire 3lst ultimo, as foot
Ell by the Miners Journal, was g., 40 tons
and for the year 5OGi ,5i4 tons. against To-
siJ.ho' tons 10 corresponding date last year
a decrease OF ,S1O.fi3 tons The h!tumiDous
tonnage for the week was - .lG5 tons. and for
the year sos so tons. making q total of ali
Kinds Tor the week of 122 COS, and for the wear
OF I.t3. 4Oi tons, against l. CPS 9G2 tons TO the
same Time last year, decrease OF ,5G5, 5j5
tOnS.-Ihi'O. LN,l,Jer on,
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CLERICAL DIFFICULTY IN BALTIMORE
Inc difnculty in the Christian Church, TO
which the Rev A. N. Gilbert was a party, is
ABOUT being vigorously reopened, as IL is I'M
derstood that some sort Of bill has been ii ed
against him by Mr.. Norling, and that In
wolves three hundred specifications. Mr.
Sioert is now In Chicago on visit, and the
trial is expected to take place soon after his
return.-Rdn. American On
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AFTER THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dispatches TO the Omaha (Nebraska) news
papers from the west report that the grass.
bcppers are very numerous at Grand Island
Willow Island. Central City, Wood river and
Hastings, and are doing great damage in the
vicinity OF those places. Immense clouds O;
the insects are still flying southwark.
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BRAVE WOMAN KILLS A RUFFIAN.-A
dlspaten from Montreal, Canada, states that
on Sunday afternoon five young roughs
attempted oorcibly TO enter the house OF a
respectaDie woman named Mrs. Downs, at
Point ST. Charles. Mrs Downs draJ IT,
the crowd, shooting one, Meehan through
the lungs, from the effects of which he hs =
since died. Ne 'i@'
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ga party Of disguised ruffians in Twiggs
county, Ga, lynched q negro murderer
TraInea John Redding last Saturday night.
Ihey nd-folded the jailer and made him
GOWN them to the house ofthe county treas
uref Ior the keys TO the dungeon. Az. get
death, "
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AND COMnERCIAI.
Washington STOCK Exchanxe. Ann

QEcidtt0HS farm 'Shsd by Ntfdlsfon r Co, 5rEse-,
The following were the prices bid and asked AZ the
me- ting OF the Washington Stock Exchange day /:
:. gold, n3ll bid. Bank stocks Ma
tloral Bank of Republic. lao bid; National Metro
polltan Bank, l0l bid, Citizens National Bank.
10 bid; Farmers aud Mechanics National Sank, OF
Georgetown, lbs bid City Passenger Railroads
METROPOLITAN stock, q bid, 23asked; Metropolitan
Bonds, IS, NJ. - bid. SUndry Institutional
Theater bonds, ) .& j :, ?. c., rs bid; Masonic
Washington City Gas stock, ~ hid; Great Falls Ice
Company stock, 81 bid; Chesa peake and Ohio Canal
preferred bonds. 6s, liz bid; Arlington Fire Insu
rec Co. stock, l0> bid, National Metropolitan Fire
Insurance Co, stock l01 bid; COrCOrln Fire Insur.
ance COMPANY stock, JOG bid; N. Y, Alex, WASH
and Geo. D Co stock, l2U bid. District Securities-
District Of CoiUmbia=Pcr. imp, ]. & j. l-gl
- bid; Market stock bonds, Is, a lSq2. IS bid
alter Stock Bonds. Is, J * 1901, % bid, do do
do, 1903, - bid; Funded Loan, Congress SIS :,
r. A, large, 1924. 81. bid. 69 asked; do. A d,
email, 6S.{ bid, 65.i asked. tWsshingt1u Five
Year Gers, 10, d. g. N, ISIS, lOU}s bid. lell +,
asked Ten Year Bonds, 6's J. & J., 1873, al bid:
fund IL an Bonds, leg IS, NJ & N, 1852, IS
Do; Ccrts OF Stock, t-Sl3.} 6's, J. 4. J. & o. at
Pr asure, 81 bid (GeoTRetownl-G Stock. s.. J
Al. & o., lo5l, % BID do, IS, J. A. J 8 o. AZ
pleasure, ~ bid; Bounty Stock, - J. A. J 4 . at
pleasure, 20 bid; NJ irket Stock. 6s J. A. J & % .
at pleasure. 80 bid Board Of Public Wo.ks-Certl6-
Gates General Imp, So, j. J., l>74, 3 Ind,
ga a-ked; do. 1875 = bid, 81 asked; do. IST6 - hia
90 asked. do l7f, - bid. On asked do lS7s - bid
" aeket: do. Series, > bid, - asked: Certificates
scwtr' s J } loI4-I7. "a lid, 20 asked. Water
CoTtii Gates, Sc, 1877. 81 bid, 96 asked
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Heather Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL " T. VS..
Condensed Locals.

See advertisement Of setter dog found.
Lawrence Murray was struck with a stone
yesterday at the corner OF Sd and l. streets,
by an IN Rnown cOlOred man, AMI q severe
him to Or. Callan's Office, where bis wound
was dressed.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Dunnigan. OF
the 5th precinct, accidentally shot himself in
the hand by the premature discharge of a
pistol which he was cleaning, the ball enter
hand, and coming out near the second joint
Last night great number Of people visited
the residence OF Mr. Thomas W. Fowler. on
Sih street. above /, to witness the opening OF
a flower OF The night blooming cereus. The
flower was IN fall bloom through the night,
ard closed its petals at daylight.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on
and after September 10Th, a fixed white light
VIII ne shown from the new lighthouse at
SClOTOu's Lump, in Hedges Strait. on the
east side Of the CteSapeake Bay. ana the
hight al Frog Point will bedi>cOntiuued from
TIA. cate.
Those t.nne-horOred institutions, the Burns
Club and -. Andrews Society. intend cele-
braurg Sir Walter ~COtts birthday 10y an
excursion on the Mary Washington on Fri
Tay next. Mr. VIM. saunders will address
them at Marshall Han on social ethics. As
ore OF the fathers Of the grangsT> he has
given This subject much Thought. This will
he n delightful party foT Oil and young. For
particulars see advert Semcut.
Ex-PrieSt Gerdeman. formerly pastor Of
St EGUifaCiuS' church, Philadelphia. and
who recently took unto himself a wife and
left the Roman Catholic church, lectures at
Lincoln han on Friday his subject being
''Ten Years IN the Priesthood" IN Phila-
delVhIa hundreds Of people were turned away
10 secure aGml> sion, 50 great Was the desire
L. see him.
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TIE CITIZENS RIG ATTA-TIe erS- racn
IN o." citizens regatta. wi1-c. f9hs> place
f''S e-"T1'.E over The TC-miir csur~n start
'"- nom tie Potomac boat house. Ia The one
mile hCOy and return. will be for the dOuhle
working boats. FOR which there are six en-
tTieS. The prizes for This race are two beau-
tliul sold metals 70 the winners. and two
prize gOhl"tS 10 the second boat. The follow
lrg are tEe entries with positions, counting
from The virginia shore. a. drawn nv the
Judges last evening No. Miss ~ Blau
ard Mr.. Lambc, No. 2-G. r. Rogers and Jos.
Harper No. 81. r. Blau and 7. II. Trun-
tullt No. &c. f bOuahue and {. II. Story:
No 5-David Lyre and ClaS. O'ConuOr. No
- Brown AMI =. King. The boats will be
called into line NJ $50 O'Clock. Tire race FOR
Tire single ScUls Is postponed till Friday
evening. IN order 10 allow quite a number
VINO are 10 row in the double race better
opportunity 10 contend for the single prize
open TIL thursday evening
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EMREZZLE9lEST b. A BANKERS CLERK.
VIM. Good was an exchange clerk in the
employment of j. j. Stuart 4 Co, of Wall
street. During last winter and spring money
was missed, ana Good was discharged from
ms place under suspicion. Detectives who
were set TO watch him found nothing 10 con-
INN their suspicious until they examined
his books, when erasures were discovered
which justified an arrest. When taken int q
custody Good confessed the theft, which
amounted IL all TO about ~ 500. and turned
over 10 the firm personal property to tine
value OF 500 or 500. He was taken before
Justice BiXby. pleaded guilty, AMI was com
Eaittet in default OF $1,000 bail. Coed Is 2t
years Old, with respectable relatives and
frlents, and married young lady in Brook
!yE seven months " Y Trlllne OH
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"PEACH PLUCKs."- The Delaware peacf,
districts have diversified population during
the picking season described as peach
plucks." They appear To be a variety or the
tramp, who conelescend 10 pick peaches for a
few days, or until their appeites are cloye.i
A gang OF sixty, CHARTERED In some empty
freight cars at Delaware Junction the other
night, robbed an unlucky traveller who ven-
tured among them. They were all taken
before the mayor, but for lack OF proof Were
discharged with q renrimand
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BITTER RAILROAD WAR IN THE WEST.
A 81. Louis telegram states that the railroad
war between the st. Louis, Kansas Cfty and
Northern, and the Missouri Pacific railroad
companies, which began last week, continues
and The Hannibal and 81. Joseph's railroad
company mas entered the arena by reducing
the fare to Chicago TO *, and round tri5
tickets 10 SO, which has been met by the-St
Louis, Kansas City and Northern, and the
Chlcago and Alton railroad companies. II
is saId the fight betweea the roads will in
Guide freight rates as well as paSSenger fares
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~ The Rev. James Freeman Clarke again
says that dogs go to heaven, Here is anoih.ar
proof that death can't be an eternal sleep.
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ANOTHER CLERICAL SCANDAL-The
usually quiet little town of Homer. Alle-
gheny county, Pa, is much excited over the
discovery of a Beecher case. Rev p H.
mlEiSteT, IT i charged, has been criminaIIv
intimate with two OF his young female
Pensioners one OF whom Is now in a delicate
situation. The scandal compromises two of
the most aTiStocratic families. Britain has
left TIE place tO save himself from the ven
geance OF indignant people, who would un-
doubleday have lyncheu him had he not left
before his crime was discovered. The Meth
odlSt conference has dismissed him, and his
wife, a beautiful and accomplished lady, Las
applied for a divorce
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THE NORTHERN LTRERTY CHARIOT
C0NPANY.-The directors Of the Northern
Liberty Chariot Company held meeting
last Tfgrt al The Office Of the Market Com
Isry. NJ HOr9tiO Moran. Presi dent, in the
chair. and G.. ". King. secretary. \ set OF
bylaws Tor tue government OF the company
was adopted Mr.. James a Hoffman was
elected vice president. Riggs bank was
selected SIS the place Of deposit for the funds
Ufthe company, The tre3~Urer's bond was
fixed 81 5000. 20 be given rs TWO bOndslnen.
NT. Thomas OrrHe. 81 GEORGETOWN. male
application for the position Of secretary 20
the company. The application was i;e.i. \
committee consisting Of NeSSrS. Holm an
Bowen and The chairman was appointed 70
inquire and ascertain whether or not SUfti-
client staDii-G cGyit Pee rented FOR the road,
in order To avoid the expense Of purchasing
property iu the beginning. M ]. II. NrGil
stated Tia Hc has received two letters from
MI C. n MUrch. dated August 5 and g.
respectively. stating that ~ would give him
pleasure 10 exhibit two OF his ChariOfS. an
open ard closed one, TO the directors. He
would have them shipped as soon as the
railroads wOu.d receive freight. their refusal
htirg caused 10y Hood IL the Ohio river. He
could not determine exactly when they
Coaii reach here. hut u would probably he
tire latter Part Of This week. Me>STS. NcGIl
9fd Bowen We're appointed a committee %
meet W. NUsrh on his arrival IN This city
ard give directions as % the exhibition Of his
coaches.
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Ma TALBOT HOUSE
NBARNESYILLE, MONTGOMERY 90

. The undersigned having leased the above named
hotel Will be prepared this offer superior
accommodations 10 Ladies and Gentlemen who are
DESTROYS 90 sperd the summer months in the conn,ry
The air Is pure, being located near the Sugar loai
MOCr tain, IL also commands an extended view OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Surrounding
country. Fishing and hunting i'm abundance Cor
tderaoie improvements have ben nat- ~ the lTi,f
Ing since last summer, such BATH room, &c. Tt 4.
about nai mile from BsTnesvilie depot on the Ne
from Washington, ID. O.
TerIns 81 per day, and from ss 10 $40 per week
children under II and servants half price. For fur
Their lnformsticn apply to or address q. A BAL
LuFf. GAINESVILLE, Montgomery CO :, Md. nlq-tSl-
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CITY ITEMS.

Corns Extracted without Pain,
so the shoe can be worn with ease BIntOns,
lngrowing Nails, Vascular SExcrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, AT pr. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours q.
m. TO 6 p. m.
DR. Q. W. BENsoN's Celery and Champ-
mlIe fllIs are prepared expressly 70 cure
headaches, Neuralgia, Neryousres s AMI
Sleeplessness, and viii cure any case. Price
% cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co, 40 PENN
sylvania avenue, Washington sSeoi.
$50 10 $4,000 has been invested in Stock
privileges and paid 500 Per cent. profit. "How
70 do it" A book on wall street semi free
Tumhridge q Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. Ga:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o
lo'Z were ~ l.l2-s VT
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DThe Duke of st. Adams, like Donald
son, is missing. His steam yacht Ceres was
last seen of the Shetland Isles In gale.
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"A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN recently drove
velocipede four miles in twenty minutes To
brihg the IRE department OF a neighhoring
village, thereby saving much property from
destruction by fire which was raging.
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MARRIAGE LICENCES have been issued to
John ii Hurdle and Virginia Adams;
Samuel Harris and Learna Burnett; John
AlbertS and Hannah CarmOdy.
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THE STOLEN 80 .dO1.-The reflssl OF ]. G..
Lay s. Co, - : : street, 10 receive $500 bills
I'd 70 The discovery OF the guilty Treasury
TCDbeIs-AUE.
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TIE HENERIDGE HnuSR.

AA.I THE HFN In DTE HUINE.
HHkY MIDDL EB URG. LOUDOCN 90 "a
AEsR8J IL now ready for the reception of Summer
BUaTlers. Ii lisa handsome house, with ~ roofns
and large porticOs and Is kept in the best style
Middeburg Is situated ia the most beautiful and
healthy section Of Northern Virginia, fifty niles
southwest OF Washington City has Churc hes Of sil
denominations and pleasant society There Is within
mile OF the House iue Mineral Spring. Whose
medical waters have been Pre- nounced ~ Physicians
10 be equal to ia the state. Daily Stages connect
WITH the Railroad Depots ~ Leesb1rg and At the
Plains free ride 10 the Spring. every day. For
terms &c, address JOSEPH N. PATTON, Pro-
prietor. ie5a 2Ins
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Two CoNvICTs SHOT DEADIN COLORADO
Al Eenver, Colorado, several days ago
breach was ERECTED in the jail, through which
a number of prisoners escaped. All had been
recaptured except Evan f. Hall, w. Wilder
ard Harry Leighton who succeeded in reach
ing heavily-timbere1 region fifty miles
southwark. Friday night they were decoyed
into a corral, where they expected TO secure
horses provided by friends. When within a
few feet of the decoy horses they were fired
upon by sixteen ranchmen. Leighton was
instantly killed, and Hall died in a few
hours. Wilder succeeded in escaping, though
severely wounded. All three were of the
worst class of deSnera Ices
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TIE COLBERT fRUBmIH0 BIRD PIANO
Il The nestest, the smallest and the chesp--~-,
est nrst Glass seven. octave Piano ever E%x
made. G. l.. WILD & BRO, Sole Agents, NtSff
- 1tb street northwest, half square above Patent
onoe One dne Piano, but little Gsed, for sale 81
bargain. mari6-te
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INITIAL STUDS, and Buttons 10 match, IN
dead gold, received AT PTigg's, on the ave
nue., near \ street.
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PIANOS. dc.

PIANOS, &c.
A sPLEEpID STOCK or THE WORLD-Rn-
n E0MNED hEABE PIANOS-Psrlor-..x-
Grand, Square Grand, Square and Upright eSS$4
Pfsnos' VIM. McCanmon's celebrated Pi-fftkI'
amos, 7-octayes full toned. Pianos from other we'll
known factories, which IN also sell aud rent on
the most accommodating terms. Tuning PROMPTLY
attended TO. Mrs. q. REICHENBACH, i23 ilth
street, few doors above Pa. ave. mayls-ly
"nKCkER BRO. -" PIANOS ARE THEBFST
~ made ia the country. They take the-rx---
lead OF al First class Instruments, being IN 3<s+
rtysled in beauty Of tone aud 5erfscg5ou cftttefF
nechsais-n in eyery detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
@. KUHN, Sole agent,
$50 New fors avenue, " Rshingt0u, d. q
Pianos egulated, tuned, exchanged aud for rem.
MAJ Ip-tr "
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CAMP MEETING TENTS.

FOB SALE OR RENT.
nave large assortment Of TENTS, ell sizes,
nnsble for camp meetings. cunning and dshinS
parties, which will rent By tbe day OF week.
=. q. WHEELER, TIN and b streets,
yH-eosw orposite Centre Market,
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SINGULAR EFFECTS OF SWALLOWING A
BEE.-The Trenton M Gazette has this
singular story: "On Wednesday, on the farm
OF Samuel Atkinson, near Yardville in this
county, a man employed on the place was
running with full speed after some sheep,
with his mouth open, when a bee or some
him on the back part OF the CLOTHS. The bee
was swallowed, and, strange to saw IN a
very few minutes afterward a rash similar
10 measles, broke out over the mans whole
body. The family did the best they could for
the man until physician arrived. AT last
accounts he was doing very we'll"
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

&s.lE- sttrsted on the highest point the N i'd
land Railroad q miles from Washington, with
Ing and evening trains each way. Fare for round
trip, 81 rs The hotel Is new, with double pOrches
the entire length. The rooms well furnished,
as healthy a. any in the world, snd there are no
mosquitoes, Boar ders withC ut children preferred
Jel0-3m FRANCIS J. CANNON. PROPRIETOR
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w N. WHEATLEysS
STEAM DTEISG AMI CLEANING ESrAE.


LISHMENT
"a Jefs.ton SrTsef, GsOrsaoSr. u. c.
Established. 1881. Premium awarded, 1851 En-
isrseo and improved, lc74. Ladies and Geutlem. 1s
wearing az parel Of every description, Including
Nelyets, Crepe Wells snd Trimmings, Kid Gloves
&c, NC, nicely cleaned OF IS ed slsO, Curtains sud
New Goods, CARPETS and B!sE kets cleaned durins
the Summer months.
Send Gs your address and oil call for ant rs
turn work AZ any place IL The strict free of eStrS
Charge. Work receIy ed and rer5rned By mail or ex-
prees IRON and % any plscs in te country. sp7ltT
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II The oanos Of The LYOonIHo TIRp rusrv-
ANCB gOMPAnl has been RRkovEp 10 R-oS
-, IL Dro1 bufldfng, corner Of ana ~ <sSs
Ihts sfeunch old Company be- been IN ors-sstS
se,sg,evs ysas. Me- ssssss esto -.
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ASOTHTR COAI. OIL WARSrNC.-Tnis
morning Mrs John l.. Kaplinger. residing
At 81 l. street, was lighting the fire with coal
oil. when be- clothes caught FIRE and she
was severely burned, and now lies IL a criti-
cal Condition. Her husband was slightly
burned while extinguiS hing the flames. DR.
DureaDson was called IN AMI rendered as
SisfaUce.
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aER-l1


IN COLLAR COMPANY,
One Hundred Thousand MEDEA COLA M
twenty -nye cents. Sizes from Il 20 II incbesSe
Seventy i've dozen PERCALE BOWS, a. 1--we cent:
UM- im Ole Pennsylvania ayenns
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DE Win &C. CO..
NEW YORK;
HOG y sTS 4 Ell
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOB ouB CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP TEE
bksT ASS0RTEJ STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BIZ FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY TOR
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES or
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GEREAS AND AMERI.
CAN MAhUEACTURH. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEsT
ARTlSTlC TALENT, USEQUALED LABOR
FOR THE EECHAHICAL WORK, AND In
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
ElRsT-CLAss GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHIN0
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, SOTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
DUB COMPETITIONS THAT VIZ FILL THESE
Orders From DUB RkADE kADg STOCK,
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ALL SORTS,

Anna Chinn, charged with an assault and
battery on Anna Williams, who testified
that Chinn came to her room, Knocked her
down and Kicked her; -. George Jackson,
Larceny OF "A coal shovel worth S1.25, which
he protested he bought from boy for ) cents
hned -, or ten days III iail. John Gray. as
sault; S5. Richard Maxwell. James Thomas
and Lewis Barber, assault on Albert Curtis:
dismissed. Lucinda Fox, assault on Julia
SOmerNille: fined a.
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GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, DC

=
Bank hours, a. m 20 Z . m. and On Sa-urFays
o." receive deposits until r Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done. snf col
leciions made on all aCC"s-ih le points. ni-couut
days, MONDAYS. IL. PoLkISH0RN, President.
II. W. BARRETT, Cashier
DtTsrrr~s
N. Polkinhorn. Thss bowling. J. T. Mitchell,
Henry Dick son, x. L. Crupley, Fred. W Jones
klley A. Slim. K. II. Hartley, Thomas * movie
nav ll-fn. "a lN
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

READY MADE CLOTHING
AT DUB WASHINGTON OFFICE WI KKuP
ALSO A LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROm
OUR READY MADE STOCK CONsIsTINo on
oOk LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHlLDREHB SUITS, AND sPRIH0
OVERCoATS, From WHICH VIZ FILL on
pkRs II TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY IN QUE FuRHBHUo
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMKRIOA1
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING 0AR.
mBNT, WHICH WE MAKE TO AKAsURu on
vURKIEH READY MADE.
Devlin & Co.,
swR-yV llO6 n e~uUu..
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REAL ESTATE SALFS-W2Sh. Williams
.CcUoneer sold yesterday afternoon Tor jas
pSoCTne, trustee. tract Of land ON the iith-
Streei road. lying west OF the E'iney Branch
r'ad, heing part Of tract caI.est Cool Luck"
con i'liiIE acre rOCdS, r.. percheS. TO
Ar.L fltlr llir. for ~f.5e0. Also, f)- T.arOy
NJ. Taylor and VIM. X. WOODWARD trusteeS
valuable improved property OF VI street
briWeeL l-tI and itE streets nor. invest
being lot 40 q "a square No -. with i'm
FrCE fmert> thereon consisting - p larn.
pies dwelling, % G. ". CtteIIeli.. fOr
SOid ty TE0>. T. Wa--1U1ar. rexL estate
%uctiCEeeT, o. Maurice SchISSSer TO- I39
square 6,5, Improved BY q tvyO-stGt.- brick
house, FOR -, lisa cash.
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nIBERNTA EXCURSION,

By the request ard solicitation q the SISTERS
OF TEE HOLY CROSS, tie
HlBERNIA BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION,
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GOOD SAMARITANS GOSE To Nopr,,
CAROLISA.-PaSsed Grand CHIEF Samuel r
Nichols, Grand Chief Robert PcaIe ana
Grand Lodge, left IN the 3.in u. m Train 80
feriay afternoon. for Elizabeth CITY. n q
20 attend the first quarterly session OF the
District Grand Lodge. independent Order or
Good SamaTI tans and Daughters OF Samaria.
which holds jurisdiction over Maryland.
North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia. Tennas,
see. ElorlGa. and The Dlstricl OF CoInmhia
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remains unchanged. Burt Il Co. say they can
MI the places of the strikers, on Monday
Wllh non sOcietv men. without any di fficnlfv