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G E OR G. ETC w N.

\ SELLING MATCH took place 1T the
lectuTeToom of the West street Pres byterian
church, last night, the proceeds being for the
benefit Of the Sunday school attached to that
cbCrch. There were some fifteen competi-
tors, who were all spelled" down by Mrs
r. L. Moore, who received a handsopa
bouquet as a rewari for hex success
CONTRACT FOR STREET WORK.-Messrs
Thomas Lucas & Sons have the contract for
grading Washington street, between Bridge
and water streets, and for raising the water
mains of the So me. The street IL being fillei
on an average 70 the height OF 1--WE feet.
CANAL AND INTERNATIONALLY the
river-kitty Ann, with 600 bushels of
wheat for Hartley q Bro. Cleayed-Jane
Mos ley, for Norfolk. Arriyed-by the
canal-Bosf j. y. Thomas. with 300 bushels
OF wheat and 800 bxshels of corn for j. c. &
j. VI. Waters.
GRAIN MARKET-eales of grain. 10 day,
as follows: By Messrs. Hartley & Bro: 500
bushels of wheat at 81 .54 per bushei; 500
bushels at s1.52; I25 at Sissy and 2 100 az
Si.eo. By II. NJ. Talbot: zee bushels of wheat
N from -I56 TO Sissy. Be- j. q. d j. N.
Waters: :, 600 bushels OF wlleas at Sissy, aud
200 bushels of corn At 95 cents for white aud
50 cents for yellow.
FISH MARKET.-Simmons x Go. sold,
to-day, i1o"o herring at so per thous and.
- The most implacabIe strikers in the
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Passive Suiciaa

III q drowning man should decline to seize
n lie buoy thrown into the sea to save him
he would be called suicide. Shesame may
De said OF the sufferer from violent cough
or cold, who neglects to avail himself of the
means of safety afforded in Hale's HOaeU Of
dies of consumption. 1t is as certain as that
day follows night, that such an issue may
always be avoided by taking this glorious
SPECIFIC In the early stages of pulmonary dis
ease.
Pics Tooth ache DTOps-CGre in one minute
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THE GAI-RTS

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, Robinson agt. Cook; argued. Smith
agt- RlSheT; argument commenced.
CIRCUIT CoURT-ylatge Ht0lDhre1ls.
tin. $3.50. Dixon agt. Wilkinson: action for.
damages TO building; on trial.
EQUITY COCRT-Jt0Lqe Wglie
To-day. Close agt. Close; order OF reference.
Dlpple agt Reese; do. Hoffman agt. Castle
man; do. Ash agt Ash: submitted. Waitsr
agt. Brady; do. Bartlett agt. HYDE; do. God
den ct al. 2gt. Kimmell; reargument directed.
teppeTt agt English ct al; appearance of
absent defendant ordered, &C. IN re. estate
OF Francis Hamilton; decree confirming nro-
bate proceedings. National Capital Real
Estate Association agt. Browne; exceptioDS
ONerruled and deed directed to be made
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LOCAL n E w s.
Assessments, Ac., Tonight.

P6rors Opera HoVse.-The beautiful Mrs.
Rousby in camille
National Then'eT. - Days Fifth Avenue
TheatsT company in The Big Bonanza"
Thener CbHltQ'Ie.-HOsts of new faces in an
excellent miscellaneous programme OF spe
cialties.
hUeaHt TteHfeT.-SPveral new stars in vo-
ralism and minstrelsy performance, con-
Guiding with the can-can.
Lincoln HdH.-Way land Seminary concert.
jubilee songs.
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Condensed Locals.

A marriage license has been issued 10 Eddie
ICunfee and Lucy BOyd.
J. c. Parker and Jos. ShillingtOn send
carly copies of HGTpeT'S Monthly for June.
Base ball at Boston yesterday resulted,
ECstOnS 10. WaShinCtenS s.
At the German Lutheran Church Goth
street, 30 laiies and II young men were con-
frmed recently.
Mr. K. n. Elliott was the counsel for the
Merchants and Mechanics Building AsSO-
cation in the case decided in its favor as
noticed in THE STAR OF yesterday.
Tie only daughter or Mr.. William Forsyth,
District surveyor, left here yesterday for
baltimore, To Join the OrLleT of Visitation
Nuns at the convent In that city.
Those desiring a good evenings entertain
ment ShOnid not forget the concert by the
students OF Wayland Theological Seminary
1T Lincoln hall this evening. See advt.
great variety of goods pertaining to their
business and Of the quality their numerous
patrons viii attest. Children's hats a
speciality.
AT Phoebe. on Sunday last. Jack Harris,
long "A noted character in California and
Nevada expired after an illness OF n day or
two and when dying stated that his real
name was Amos HuxfOrd, that he was born
in this city but was raised in Calais, Maine,
Ey "a relation whose name was Harris, and
that ne had a brother living in Washington.
Henry Y. Mygatt died in MS room at the
Berkshire house in Springfield, Mass, last
evening. from an overdose of choral. The
deceased, VINO was about 90 years OF age. was
employed in the Patent Office four or five
years ago, and was generally beloved by his
associates. His father, Mr.. ChaS. Mygatt, is
~ present q first assistant examiner in the
Patent Office.
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SPOTTED LIKE DOMINOES.-The teeth soon
become speckled If every defiiement is not
removed from them every twent y four hours
To do this efectually. there is nothing like
SoSOdOHt. II literally renders the enamel i'm
perYiOus and indestructible.
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a Diviu. vIeaicine

sId IL is best taken by daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who patronize DR.. Whites weIl-known
establishment for relief from Corns, Bunions,
troublesome Nails, &c.
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CITY ITEylS.

HATs-Lewir go 9TH stree , n.,rrao,, 4, Az,
n, has just returned from Jer NOE VIII a =
large and carefully select d stock OF Gentle
wear; also, a superb sfnek Of Enrniahira
call i' WV nih
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NaM 49,. AsL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
cent ner an, Isnue and 18th street, pays per
month p" Ssm on deposits for each calendar
to & and liking hours, TO 4. Saturdays,9
G6 Nt3, 14t16
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rorrs eth Patches, Freckles and Tan, ask
fotior VI .rggfst for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Foo 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
D. Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Cd, ID,prored Conleiene and PiDlple Rem
pV Che Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
H. G.. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5.5,1:
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PARTIES WANTING TO VISIT the centen-
MAI at Charlotte, N. c., can procure round
trip tickets at office of the Virginia Midland
railroad, COS Pennsylvania avenue, for SIS
the round trip.
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o, 30 AT oNCE 10 dwell & Henderson, Cos
wirSn,1 anu SCI ect your wall paper and
ceiyad and s yas their new styles just re-
prices. "s tue io"os -, oa -
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MIR. b. +. HUNT, whose reput ton as an
expert In matters pertaining 10 the business
OF butcher is well known, promises a dis
play OF SOuthdOwn lambs tomorrow morn
ing at his stand in the centre market. His
beef VIII be extraordinarily fine likewise
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TRAVELLERS should wear the Elmwood
collars. They are easily carried. wear we'll
look nicely and do not require washing.-Adr
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d FooD AND PLENTY OF IT. prodnc

VUOD GOD AND PLENTY OF IT, PROVINCES
the same effect upon person who has been
starved that the Peruvian Syrup and Iron
Tonic does upon the weak and debilitated: il
makes them strong and vigorous, changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
health. co
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PRoPERTY-owNERS who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason of public improvements can now file
street. "a
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heather Pro0aSiIities To-day.
OxrICK OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFPICsK,
WARRINGTON Nav IA i--5

For the middle and eastern states, rising
tollowed by falling baron Friday night,
Increasing northeast 10 southeast winds, sta
fionaTy or higher temperature and increas-
Ing rIOudfuRcS
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IN MENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.


Children's Imported Striped Hose, from 10 81.
&c a pair best British do. Soc, 75c.; Ladies' do
&c; Ladies' " hite Hose, full regular pair ell do
Balbriggan, extra long, unbleached soc; Men best
British halt Hose, superstOut superine, splendid
goods, pair 81; Mems fine Lisle Thread, pair
Mems full regular half Hose. 25c.; Men = dOufIs
heel do, pair Csc. Ladies' Lisle Thread GauntIets
and o.Button Gloves, &c; Mems Lsle Thread
Gloves, 25c. Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods
81; Mems Kids, colors and black, 81; Lace Ties
&c; Painted and Black Fans, 25c.; Painted, Black
and hne Jap. Fans, Sc: Black and White Satin
ans guilt stick, painted and cooTed large Fans only
81 Children's Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, & l.
Children fuli Aprons (checkered NansOOk), to
button behind, 50c Ladies' cOlOred Linen Aprons
new style, SOC. Children's Sun Bonnets, CSC; La.
dies Lawn Waists, Embroidered front, 2 Ladies'
nne W hite Tucked Skirts, handsome Obemise, Long
Gowns, short Gowns, fine Embroidered Drawers,
only 81; hne Scotch Bingham, large sun UmbT elias
Sli Travelling satchels, Hand Satchels and Bags
and Baskets 10 large variety, from zoe. to So Shaw
Straps, 25c., SOC. and 81; balls Glycerine Soar
Z5ci packages Brown Windsor Soap, Csc; Garden
Tools, 5Gc. hne Stereoscopes 75c the very best 81
stereoscopic Views of Washington and the outside
world, s. per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames,
Frames, 25c to l. splendid Towels l0c, 25c., SIC.
Hair and Clothes Brushes, 25c, Soc and 81; fine
Microscopes with Objects. eli Vases and Statuettes
smoking sets and Spittoons, Bouquet Holders, &C,
ESQ: 81 90 and So, cheaper than ever Can and
examine them. Our stock of cheap and medium
Jewery is large that II would be folly to try and
enumerate it; il comprises everything that is new
and pretty and the prices range from &c. up to So
and the quality Is far ahead of anything which has
b. SILVERBERG,
Pam
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seEIL COMBS, beautiful styles, at Prigy's.
an Tie avenue, near ~ street.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. ii. Warner has
Soid for Thomas Wilson, esq lots - to 81 of
j. y. Haw's subdivision of Mount Pleasant
10 j. W. thompson, president OF the Metro
IoIitan railroad company, for S11 ,tS}3.
j. Il. WOrmley, real estate broker and auc
fioneer, yesterday sold al auction, for George
W. Sickney, trustee, part of lot >, m suuare
III, 10 >. Johnson, at 30 cents per foot.
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bUILDING PERMITS. Sarah Delaney. a
IWo-SlOry brick dwelling on Delaware ave
nue., between ID and T. streets northeast
John Ward, two-story frame dwelling. M
by 80 feet. north side of q, between I'd and Sd
streets northeast, S1.2JO. Vanderbilt and
Mulbey, two-story frame dwelling. south
side of i, between 50 and 4th streets north
east, $500.
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Mrs. RoUsBY has a benefit al Ford,
opera House this evening, on which occa
sion she Will appear as Camille" for Tn,
only time, and viii be supported by thai
lolular ACTOR, Mr. Frank Mordaunt. Tn,
occasion Will doubtless attract largt
audience.
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FIRE TO-DAY-This morning at 700 O'Clock
an alarm of fire was rung for box AZ i'm CON
sequence of the wood shed in the rear of the
residence of Mr.. John Wilson, No. 500 nth
street, catching fire from ashes thrown in il
by a servant girl Nos. /, ., 5, and the hook
ana ladder company were promptly on the
ground, and extinguished the fire with loss
Of about $40.
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y SRTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION was
i,Ieu la the Office of the recorder OF deeds to-
Gay ln the name of the Progressive Union of
Ine. District of Columbia, the objects of which
- e 10 promote the growth of morality care
or the needy, sick and dying, and to bury
tie dead, &c, to be managed by q board of
trustees. viz: Simeon j. r. Nelson. Robert
Nelson. VIM. Nelson, Henry Massey, VIM.
smith, Emanuel Washington and Silas Par
ker.
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LII IhE hNIGh rs TENPLAR of Columbia
' oointna ~ No. 2, have made arrange
III lie t,,s 70 nIsi New York on the list of June
~ ~ an pst. IN the dedicatory ceremonies of
I,, e new lev Nc sonic temple in that city. About
p OF 6, hunuI' ID and fifty members will CO. and
" Ne III oo on Pany with Maryland Comma ndery
~, 10, vi Baltimore. They will be the guests
" Ia,h sttan COmmandery, No. 81, of New
10TH, 4 the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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NEw AND WONDERFUL INVENTION.
~ The KING IRON" combined Smoothing
CLOSING, Band and Fluting Iron. 1t works perfect
Apply at 400 Louisiana avenue, third story, be-
tween 80 and a. m.
WILLIAM a. BRIGGS,
maJ1l6t+ Warrington. ID n.
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~ The most implacable strikers in the
pennsylvania coal regions are women.
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THE MARKET DEALERS CAsE.-The trIa
OF the Washington Market Company agi
Lancaster-one of the cases brought againS
occupants of stalls for possessiOn-was re
sumed to-day before Justice Robinson, am
MI. Elliot concluded the argument for Tn
defence. Mr.. Bradley will commence tin
argument for the company on Monday.
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ROBBERY AT THE ALMsHOrSF Last
night the barn of the Washington asylum
was broken into through a window by some
thieves, who emptied sack of meal on the
hOor and packed in the bag the harness be
longing 10 the cnain-gang train, with which
they made off,
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THE THYSON SALE.-Par' ,,s ,r,,o ,,o
purchased goods at the abov 90 iii riaase
~. III iIOI ~" ''iiu sSI u EN-, as that day
On Monday the sale will he VOC, mol ,rbar
the paints, oils, glass am Ieyerytbing +, ,ha,
line, will be sold. Notw ,.bsta1din1e ,ha W 20
mas Deen pIcsresslng ior a week, Mr. Bowling
mas scaTeeiy made a ! impression. and the
nist ., soou Are yet TO he sold. 1t is
i, Issue tnat the sai may last three weeks
IiieIe u sun an III nense stock. Parties de-
tunity. N WIS 'tt0i-
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| S'5his INV Nchtbi . S<t.oJD
Water street, between 18th and 18th.
Certificate l67i-0n all Of Lot number one ~ in
square numbered four hundred and seyenty,one
81 assessed in the name Of Andrew RothwelI in
fifteen cents, S554.l5.)
Certificate l675-on all of Lot number two f2) in
SQUARE numbered four hundred aud seventy-one,
(hl-l assessed in the name of Andrew RothwelI i'm
the amount OF five humid ed and fifty four dollars
fifteen cents, S554.l5.J
Certificate l676On all of Lot number three ~ in
square numbered four hundred aud seventy-one
the amount OF five hundred and ifty ienr JeIiars
slAty eight cents, 1854 6S.D
Certificate lotion all of Lot number four a. i'm
square numbered four hundred and seventy one,
(iSID assessed in the name of Andrew RothweIl in
the amount CT one hundred and eighty three dol
lars forty hye cents, SlS3.i5.J
Certificate l679-on all of Lot number one, a. in
square numbered three hundred and ninety one,
1871 assessed in the name of William A. Bradley
sixty EIGHT dollars eighty cents, 81 ,25s sOD
Certificate lese-On all of Lot number two, ,2) in
square numbered three hundred and ninety one
1891 >, assessed in the name of NJ. A. j. Kmmeil in
the amount OF one thousand two hundred and six
y-eight dollars eighty cents, 81 ,26s.S0J
Certificate l6S5-On all Of Lot number one, ID in
square numbered three hundred and twenty nine
The amount of nye hundred and twenfy. four dol
lars twelve cents, S524.2.)
Certificate l6SG--0n all Of Lot number two a. in
in the name OF w sa s{sT n
the amount Of two hundred and fifty two doll ars
twenty three cents, S252.23.1
Certificate l6S--OH all of Lot number three, 49, in
square numbered three hundred and twenty nine,
(S29, assessed in the name of William r. Riley i'm
the amount of two hundred and twenty-six dollars
fVe cents, S226!05.D
Certificate l6eS-0n all of Lot number four, a. in
square numbered three hundred AID twenty nine,
49, assessed in the name of William r. Riley
IN the amount Of five hundred and thirty we dol
lars sixty five cents, S5s5 .65.D
18th St, between New York ave. and M ST.
Certificate l6s9--0n all Of Lot number one, ID i'm
square numbered hundred and twenty six,
(l26D assessed in the name of Alexander Raw In
the amount of six hundred and seventy eight dol
lars fifty -fSe cents, SOS 55.D
Certificate l6s2-0n all of Lot number thirty 80
IN square number ed one hume red aud twenty six,
(l2oD assessed In the name of w. H Phillip In the
amount of two hundred and twenty six doIlars
eighteen cents, S226 49,
Certificate l69s-0n the north twenty i've feet (2sp
Of part OF Lot number thirty l31 j in square
nuBibertd one hundred and twenty SIX, (l25, as
seseeo in the name Of w. H. Philip ia the amount
of one hundred and forty one dollars thirty six
ceDts. Slil.3
CertiScst On 81 OF Lss c, in square numbered
q. hoisafta .Lo isstty re go tl.f.l assessed IN
tn n. az - s-oE Monroe IL, The cunt of one
tnrdieS and thirty ffe dollars seBty tive cen e,
xl~5.s2J
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Buoyant
Upon a Limited Business.
GOLD HEAVY AND LOWER.
Foreign Exchange Without
New Features.
M O N E Y E A S Y f.
WALL STREET.

I
SATURDAY, July "A, 1875.
The London arvices report a gain OF Ell2 900
bullion by the Bank OF England to-day. Tho rate
Df discount In the open market is "a per cent.
money at the Stock Exchange on governments
securities being quoted at Ia per cent Consols
were steady and United states bonds strong ana
higher.
STOCKS.
The stock market in the early dealings was quiet
and nrm. with an improvement OF 4 to q per
cent in prices Union Pacific rose nom TAX TO 75h,
Pacific Mail from $50 to 500, Western Union from
oo1 10 s1H, Northwestern from Al 70 AK,
ST. Paul from 361S TO 365<, Lake Shore from
81 70 61H and c., C. and ]. c. from AZ TO 5H.
Michigan Central declined from 81 TO &C. At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced from 21T to
22H. but later fell on 217S. At the second call
the market was steady IN tone. Toward ana at
the close the market was strong and generally
higher, when the best prices OF she week were
maze in some shares. notably Lake Shore Union
Pacific western Union and c., C. and !. q. Lake
Shore advanced to 6lH, Western Union to s1h,
Union Pacific TO 75H, c., c. and l. c. to q, Rock
Island to 1861 Pacific Mail TO 1914. Northwestern
to AK, ST. Paul 361, and Ohios to 231. The
Union Pacific freight earnings alone for the first
eighteen days OF July, this year, were $2sS, 4O5
against last year, an increase OF SOL $685.
equal to 541< per cent. Michigan Central was an
excepuon 10 Inc general market, anu aeclned
TO 65.
The subjoined table gives the
RESULTS OF THE DAYS BUSINESS.
both in respect to advance or decline in the sew
eral stocks dealt in the highest and lowest prices,
with sales. as also the closing prices.
RESULTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Pacific Railroad, 4:
New YORK Central and Hudson, a; O., O. and /.
C., "; Lake shore, a; Northwestern. -; ONO
and Mississippi, q; Pacific Mall, Il; Quicksilver,
a; Rock Island = ST. Paul, a; Union Pacific,
u; western Union Telegraph, 81; Marlposa Land
ana Mining, "a 3-65 District OF Columbia, p Erie,
London, y.
Observation-Disclosures and Pacific Telegraph, u;
Delaware. Lsckawanna and Western, 4; Erie. u;
Harlem, Il; Toledo and wabash. 4 gold, 4.
UnCHANGED.-St Joseph, Northwestern pre-.
Herred, Panama, st. Paul preferred.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
THE GOODMAN ABDUCTION CASE.

THE GOODMAN ABDUCTION CASE.
woman named Louisa Goodman was arraigned
ut the above court yesterday on a charge OF alb
Quoting n enid about three years OF age. Tow ard
nine O'Clock on Friday morning Lbbie Goodman,
the child In question, was playing the stoop OF
the residence OF her mother, MIS- Amelia Good
man, No. Bayard street. Shortly alter that
time Mrs. Goodman came down stairs to look for
her child, but could not find the little one. She
inquired throughout the neignborhood, then went
to the EldrIdge street station house, and from
there 10 the Central once, wnere all lost children
are brought and taken care OF TIL called for but
without avail. Throughout the day Mr.. Goodman
and her friends and relatives continued the
search, and ABOUT nine O'CLOCK on Friday night
Andrew Goodman, who resides also at No. 3
Bayard street, saw the lOng-oOked Tor child walk
ing with n woman on the Bowcry. Andrew Good
man. who, by the way, j. not q reiative OF The
child, called on Offcer Ettrlcx, Of The Tenth pre-
cnct 10 arrest tue woman. When she was
brought TO the station house snc gave her name as
Louisa Goodman Judge Morgan held LOulsa,
wac Is not related 10 either OF the other GoOd-
mans, IN $1,000 pail TO answer
A DIsoRDERIY HOUSE.
Charles ii. Hclgle. OF No. Chrystie stree, made
a complaint yesterday against Susan FieIts, OF No.
Chrystle street, for keeping a disorderly house.
Mr.. Heigle was joined IN mis- complaint by T. FINK,
OF No. AZ Division street; M. Kurtznan, OF No. 81
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
HARLEM POLICE COURT.

JEALOUS HUSBAND ATTEMPTS MURDER
Yesterday forenoon Thomas Harding. wheel
wright residing with his wife in 1osth street
Harlem, called at 10th street and Tenth avenue.
where the big pipemen are at work, and asked for
William Zahn, foreman employed there. When
that person had been introduced 70 him by u
mutual acquaintance, Harding drew revolver.
and, pointing 1t at the breast or Zahn.
pulled the trigger. The pistol hung fire,
and Zahn jumped into the excavation among
the laDorers Tor safety. Harding then succeeded
In dscharging two shots from his weapon, one OF
which took effect In the neshy part OF Zahn's left
arm INJECTING a slight wound. Harding was dis
armed and given into custody. when arraigned
In court ne charged Zahn with seduclng his wife.
Zahn denied the charge, and asserted that his re-
lations with Mrs. Harding were those OF mere
trial
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BoNITZ--FITZGERALD-OnW Wednesday, July 7, by
Rev. julius Ehrhart. OF st. Pau's church, Harlem,
Mr. CHARLES II. BONITZ to Miss EVA LENA, second
daughter OF william and A. X. Fitzgerald.
HOLDEN-BowEN.-AtS ST. Paul's church, Jersey
CITY Heights, on Thursday, July %, 1875, by The
Rev. +. q. Putnam, DANIEL SLOAN HOLDEN. OF this
city, to ANNA. daughter OF the late Alfred 5.
Bowen No cards.
Acknowledgement Brook Ign. on Thursday,
the I'D 1nst at The residence Of the bride, by the
Rev. william Short ALEXANDER MCINTYRE to
MARY q. HOLDEN. Ne cards.
NBwMAN-RoNsKY- sunday, July Is. Mr..
MOSES NEWMAN to SARAH, daughter or Henry
Ronsky, ESQ.,, both OF this city. No cards.