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GlLM 0 r e

me nero OF the two great Jnbuees. and
his famous 2sd Regiment Band. OF New
York. engaged for
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THE Fire This Morning.

~ few minutes TO fOurOClOck this morn
ing. Mr.. NILS, the Waterman al the saw and
planning mill OF MeSSTS. y. {. Draper 4 Co.
situated 81 the Intersection OF Ohio avenue
and 18Th and Z IS. northwest. discovered "A
IRE near the boiler When he first saw n a
timber set into the wall was burning and
Mr. Mills went promptly 20 work 70 eNtiH-
SulSn ~. out the flames got up behind u into
The dry house ard beyond mis- control. An
alarm was turned IN from bON -. No. > en-
gine-hOUSe.' ana that company in q very few
minTjc> Eslts a stream of water pouring on
The IRE The entire fire depart menf reSpO .lded
promptly TO general alarm. and nOJwifh-
StandlcS The large quantity Of COmbuSti ole
material III and about the building the fire.
men succeeded ~ saving the larger portion
OF Inc mill aud it, contents. In the upper
part OF the building were two fine moulding
machines supposed 10 D. entirely ruined.
IN ne mann building. the flooring amt sur
faclrg machines are UniuIUIed. and the scroll
and band saws are but slightly injured. The
engine j. also UHin jUred IL appears almost
miraculous that the entire building and con
tents dId not SUccumb to the flames, and
Hose who were present speak IN high terms
OF the efficient working of bOtH the fire and
police departments. The loss. exclusive OF
The moulding mschineS. t. probably - .O0O.
and IL those are useless, -. OnO move must be
added. The building ana contents 5re fllly
insured III District companies.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Feb. >, 1875. 4
IN the middle and eastern states, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer. higher tempeFa-
ture. easterly winds, hay or cloudy
weather.
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\ RELIGIOUS BREACH HEALED - TIL ,
breach in the Presbyterian church in CHI
cagO. H.. caused 10y the differences betweel
Professors Patton and Swing, has been
healed. The interior. which had carried o
the warfare so bitterly in the interest of its
editor. Professor Patton. the central figure
i'm the disSension, and which hal been III"
means Of keeping the wounds open, wa,
deemed the basis for this UNITY. and it's pro
prictor, Mr.. Cyrus II. Mccormick. was ac-
cordingly approached with a proposition u
Introduce clergyman into the editorial
chair that represented the new school. AMI
had been strong adherent of The Swing fac
lion. The suggestion was favOrably re
ceived, ard Rev. c. l.. Thompson was finally
chosen to act in conjunction with Professor
Patton in the editorial department. MI
Thompson accepted the position, and the re
suit is reunion of the factions. In honor o.
the event Mr.. Mccormick gave a socjablc.
III which the adherenfs of the two professors
mingled in pleasant intercourse.
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To on F''aafS mt "a Psb1r,-For v,ur better
acc mn odatHN ~ have al ptsl and " ID adhere T.,
the follow lax rules Nig.-1>f The usra AN H. ..n
every husiur-s IN! irum a m. o. 9 p m. "a T. 80
VINO cannot cali hF soutfug postal card sp-ciff ms
work O. D. dom. W4T lUl allre.- IA D., N aitaa I'M,
At residence az any par 81 Ia, District 81 ~ work
prepaid OF g -. y viii De- liVrred ~ any plaro IN
The District. Guois from distance rarai arl re-
turned rs mail ur express Dy ". Al " RE ALLEY,
Inenlum steam ~ eng Rnd ~c,uring ~ rl' ,hurut
~ jefferson street, GeurgrtoWn. u. G.. Ladies aud
Gentlemen : caring Apparel Curtains. h 90 Boots,
slippers and Gloves. Furs. CArp..z, UFucH.f. a.
htcflt I teamed ~ FrHi.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To day &ig'lOw against Commissioner of Patents.
Application for maudarnas. decision refusing ~
grant nAniaH1us. DeHaEt ct at, against Dean II al
argument commenced.
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INSANE FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT.
Mrs. Young. lady of Dutch Kills. lately
attended the funeral OF a neigiibOr. and be
came so excited over a description of sup
posed future punlshme1tS By Mr. Stenfun-
reT. the pastor, in his sermon. that her mimi
became unsettled. She was seized with a
constant desire fo+ prayer. and wandered
about her house praying. She would Stanu
at window with her hands ClaSped ana
mutter incOEeTent words, and then do The
same at every window n flIc building. I'll
nally she threa tened To kill either herself or
her husband and ch.lGrcn. and insisted tldt
there were Unearthly noises in the room All
ching her chamber, during which a vp'ra
cried perpe'Gally pray" She finally be
came violent, and has been sent 10 the Utica
insane aSN lUn.-N. y. fOI. T'ti5a. Rrloy..
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hlHlNC THE PRESENT AND COMING, v--f Z
~ W. expect to receive daily az fiilli~ o. .frf :
Iu TIA. way 81 u"Neiai,- in FANCY ana MILLINERY
6t'iS. New goods and novelties of ty.i.. d--cfn-
i'n are iorv aTiel ID ~, soon a. reg-f.-l in W
lviA- DAVIS.
10 Market Space. clsil.l So %.
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(IiLLlNERY ard DRESsNAKTNG-rp ..s.---
W EaCh bnS"l direction II v.upctsff s,.i . Phi
th'tH haHu~. Satisfaction ruarautya,i. f.HfFsu-,
from street. or fv0m DAVIS, St5r-. - MAJ
ScPsCe.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS

n o &
ne nnd.tsi gn'd have formed. Corarfnsr>'p IN IN,
sl'iN y. 1leA ARR, aud MANl'fs s.rIrk' -
ING 81 SiNFSS, 20 " aS Ridge street 80
SenLg.t.Nn, under THE raiHc and - o. 1f-..
MIN hEbt & htLfi. WHERE thry vII UrIS
pleased % - a thor 10 - n3- and fH g.-H.r 81
er5ily. thAS MEMMERT 4 JOHN \ hoEFF
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n OLE i take glte liberty % calling .I5l t.,p-
v tier g. above Hamburg Elg-s. Iu-.rffur-. A..
a. they have been selrrftd with uuu~uti ft,.- fF,,
~ -> aud patterns are .huiDe. III. goods 81 I.-r
Make aud 3fra> triF ln,y. oar customer uffl fut
ma, better R--,lItn. at 90 select from 3D.. than
!a'ei "a zine season, a!teI ,tUtk- hsl. ben o. ken
u. q. DAVIS.
-an.l- is 10 MnLL-f Sr.l..- - -.
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judge Nylie convened the February term this
moTnlns, ard the follow ing business was dome
GeIsioH q, a. ag Wheeler ct H.; order coptrinine
nI,i sie 81 Lot 3 square rs Rowe ag. Eaton; order
appointing guardian al htcm. HELEN arf Blake.
decree apPoiutiug Virginia HELEN trustee In r.
" a. w lie bankrupt; order TO show cause tilaI
!'H IN i2t tarbcrry Ct al; order appointing con
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~ Inc number of patients known to be
missing since the burning of the Beaufort
~ stated 10 be twenty Only two bodies SO
iar have been discovered in the ruins.
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EOR ETOWN,

TIE pFswSED Yesterday after
room, the. coroner viewed the boty Of Mrs.
AZ ares <et Castle, who was found drowned 10
tne <Hal yesterday aud deeming an irau set
a" >ecessary ordered the body to be turas
U Ger to her son, who is morning ete- .,ad
9th the remains for Hancock, Nj vaere
they will be buried.
The BREAK IN THE CANAL on the four
mile level is not 50 serious as was rem ,rfei
yesterday, and boats win be runnine both
ways as usual In day or two.
bCILDING AssoCfATIoN.-Ata meeting
OF the Eighth Building Association, held al
GoddardPs Hall on Wednesday night. %
shares were disposed OF at an average OF al D.
,WakAT:IThe offerings of wheat at the
MeIchaHts' Exchange to-day amounted TO
2Go bushels. Sales OF 1850 bushels at si.3I,
RIVER AND CANAL-Arrived, steamer
Lazy or the Lake, from Norfolk, Consigned
70 n +. A. Denham, with general merchan-
disc for District merchants; steamer Express.
rom Baltimore, consigned to j. G. & j. NJ
waters with assorted cargo for District mer-
chants; schooner Mary E. Smith. from Phil
areirh1a, with coal for Simms: schoonpr
Eosn Fisher, from Windsor, Nova Scotia
with plaster consigned to ]. g. 4 j. NJ. Wa,
terS; schooner Kitty Ann, from Alexandrfs.
win 800 bushels wheat for Hartley 4 Bro. ,
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners have addressed
a communication To Hon. II Chandler
Secretary of the Interior, and Gen. .. T.. Bah
cock, members ~ the Pennsylvania Avenue
Paving Commission, stating that the
First National Bank OF New York CITY has
applied to them (the District Commission
erS) for deeds for property bought by il at
sales made by authority Of the PennS ylvania
Avenue Paving Commission; that the ap-
IlicatiCn is made upOn the assumption that
The District Commissioners are members of
that commission as successors to the late
Governor. Upon exam inatiOn they find that
they 6re not members. and called attention
10 the SIN section OF the act OF Congress of
June 10Th, ISL TIE Commissioners add that
they will refer the applicant 10 the Secre-
taTy and Ger eral BabcOck as the surviving
members of the Avenue Paving Commits
sion for such action as they may think
proper TO take on the applicaniiOn.
BUILDING PERMITS.
d. q. TuT leT. warehouse, (frame,) north
side y, betEeen 81 and streets southwest;
$500 Geo. III. III. Wells. a two story brick
private stable. west side 9th, between VI aud
y StItetSLUTthweSt. ~. 200. j. W. WhelpIey
two-story brick dwelling. north side OF
Fast Capitol, between sth and 9th streets;
- 60
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THE COCRTH.

CRIMINAL COURT-Jucige Mae Arthur.
Yesterday, James A1ge, convicted of bur.
years in the penitentiary. John Moore. con.
victed of larceny, was sentenced to three
years In jail. Emma Wilson, convicted OF
larceny: was sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary. Norman Taylor. charged with
rape on Lizzie Baily, a little girl about
twelve years of age. was placed on trial.
This morning. Norman Norman Tav,or c,ar,e,
win rape on Lizzie Miller, was found guilty.
CIRCUIT CoURr-J,utge Cstytter.
Yesterday. Grinder VS. Crafty; verdict for
plaintiff for Si03 66, with interest. johnson
Us. chapman Johnson; verdict for plaintiff
LOT Sl,l2l35, less 800 paid January I, 1874.
note. w
To-day. Pitney agt. Washington and
TO he submitted to a new fury. Hamilton
& Pearson agt Mack; verdict for pIaintiff.
Dodge ct al. agt. Sharp; settled. Flaherty
agt Gallagher; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Jufge Wy,ie.
To-day, Miller agt Bell; order OF reference.
Cot,er agt. Fletcher ct al; order on Fletcher
TO deliver possession. VandenburRh agt.
Harlan; restraining order issued. Emerson
Trust Company agt. Holden; order to file
stipulation. Mcclellan agt. Michler; decree
POLICE CoURr-J,Moe Shell.
IOday, John Gilmore, regular tramp,
valued at 50; $40 or sixty days. VIM Adams,
assault on Patrick Dea, common assault; So
and an ccsts. Chas. Green, assault on Nicho-
Jas Brown; $40 and costs. Jas. H Beverly,
larceny OF some books from q church on Yer.
mont aveuue; continued. John Ware, as
sault on Peter Rideout; 80 and costs. Henry
Curtis, threats TO his wife. Jane Cur is, who
tesilned that Henry threatened to choke her
20 des Ia and mash her to jelly. She was
AFRAID OF him then, but not now for ne had
come humble since; dismissed. Kate Thom-
as, disturbing q church meeting while en-
gagged IN religious worship; 20. Walter Will
llams, assault on James Williams, his son,
mere child; SO and costs. Albert Lewis,
ASA ulf and battery on Henry c. Smith; $40
and costs. Mary Wood, disorderly ASSEM-
Oily at church door during worship; s..
Fanny Belmont, profane and Indecent Ian
guage; So Agnes White. the turbulent
A gnes, was up again for too loose use OF her
tongue. She got out of the workhouse yes
ferday and went back to day in default OF
50 fine. Richard Crown. forfeited. John
Brown, do. Chas. Green, loud; IS. George
Neitzy forfeited collateral for unlicensed
wagon. Bridget WEIGH, vagrant, sent down.
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Jos. ShillingtCn and j. G.. Parker Sc nd y,I-
vance copies OF the fine December nuEnber of
HoTpeTS AOf,,lklU.
Glass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crests AMI
initials. are engraved Icy j. W. Roteler 4 Bro
China Van. 90 Pennsylvania avenue north
west See adv.
Tie cor cert At Lincoln Hall next Tuesday
evening for the beredt of the AnaloStan Boat
Clue. Will be good one. Some excellent
musicians have been engaged. anG judging
iron the sale Of tickets, the AnalostaEs will
reap a rich harvest.
The annual meeting Of the Board of Uu-
5erwrtters was held at the Offce of a. 9.
Pratt Son last night, and the annual sup
per was eaten 1T Freund's. The following
officers Were elected: n. ID. Larner. presi-
dent; Il. NJ. Hanson, vice president; r. w.
Pratt secretary and treasurer.
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN BUFFALO HORN COINS
Tney pass smoothly through the hair with
o II catching or breaking il Of. They will
mol scratch or iDjure the scalp, A full line
of the Crown Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes
and Combs, by w. s. Thompson, druggist,
IO3 18TH sfreet
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~
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On and after December 1st, DIR. White,
tftFOpodIS, viii occupy the very eligible
apaf tmentS of the new brick building, 14l6
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where be will continue the successful
treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilblaius,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Insrowing
Nails, &C.
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A CERTIFICATE OF INCoRPoR ALTON was
hled In the office OF the Recorder of d seds to-
day in the name of the Grand United Order
or Odd Fellows in America, under the name
OF the star of the West Lodge, No. 1859, the
object being to provide for the relief of their
members in sickness and distress, to bury
their dead. and to promote such charitable
and benevolent objects as they deem fit; also
10 improve the minds and morals of their
members and OF the community in general
j. A. Bowser, julius Clark. j. w. CrOm well,
walter Dayton and John Brown are named
IN said incorporation as trustees.
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CIT ITEMS

HATS Specj0liieS IA Hats This lCeeE.
Inc best 50 and S6 Silk Hats in the city.
Gents Fine StifFeltS. at ~. So, 3 and IS 50
splendid stock OF Gents Soft Felts, - to 50 30
Boys Hats for Dress and School. * cents
TO 81 30, at Lewis, sc eth street, between
and X. ,
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WANTS A DIVORCE FROM A DRINKING
WIFE.-Yesterday, Mr.. NJ. Thompson filei
Dill for w. III. Thompson for divorce from
The bonds ofmatrimony with Louisa ThOmp-
son. maiden name Free. Petitioner states
mat they were married in 1915 by Rev. Mr.
FHrner, and he charges that defendant about
ten years since began the use of Intoxicating
liquors, and for the last three or four years
she has been habitual drunkard. abSenting
herself from home and laying about in the
streets. alleys, cutters, aud guard houses and
low drinking places. He states that he has
used every endeavOr to induce her 10 return
TO the paths of sobriety, but has failed.
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ALMOST FIRE AT WILLARD's HOTEL
About ) ID p m. yesterday an alarm of fire
was fuII Ell In from box No. I36, at Willard
Hotel, for fire discovered in the flooring be-
tween the laundry and the engine room be-
low, in the F-street end of the building
The FIRE was caused by a defect in the fiue
extending mp from the engine-room through
the laundry floor, and made its way into
The light WOODWORK Of the flooring. where IL
as extlnguished by the firemen before much
damage was done. Had IL not been for the
prompt arrival and action of the fire depart
ment the result might have been most disas.
irous. As u is, SEQ viii probably cover the
lDSS
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Al E x A ND RIA.

"SwEPr THE SEAs"-The two late races
between the steamboats, Keyport and ]. w
thompson prove that steam boatmen like
other people, can give two entirely different
statements of the same fact Yesterdays
statement. as published in the Gdzef,e came
rom the KeypOrt; to-day's comes from q
j.. w. thompson, and is 70 the effect that
tne Iast-named boat won the race of Tuesday
.alrly ard deServedly, though the Newport
1alled 10 stop ard land her mail at GlyInont
arc mat the Thompson came al yesterday
evening wearing broom at the top OF her
river.
THE MONTPELIER LorrERy-Tbe naet
lrg OF The board of trustees OF the MONTPELIER
Fenale humane Association, which was in
session In the city Tuesday and yesterday,
adjourned yesterday evening for one week
II is understood that when il shall reassem-
BILE proposition will be made by the stock
holders by which the present ticket holders
snail De made additional stockholders to the
amount of money they have invested and
That the affairs OF the association shall be
continued under that new arrangement aud
ano,rer drawing be held when the sale OF
tickets shall warrant 10.
CONVENIENT APPoINTMENT-Mr.G Geo.
smith, OF this city, has been appointed a
member of the Capitol police force, in Wash
thedutles of his office yesterday. The po-
sition TO which he has been appointed was
that lately filled by John Seaton, also of this
city, and he received il through the influence
OF Gen. Eppa Hunton.-SentiEei,1 1th.
II RhOde Island has within its little
limits 253 239 Inhabitants.
~Southerners are making oil from pea
nuts, and 1t is said To rival olive oil.
~ John Blight deplOres expensive funerals
anu the wearing of mourning.
e. The bishop of Treves was finet sis 900
IN one week, and. as he would not pay, the
German government sold him out.
@Straw paper barrels are being made i'm
the south, but they are not near so good for
political oonfires as the old kind.
~ An EXPLOSION of fire damp occurred IN r
Bel ian co liery yesterday. killing ten per
sons and woundmg hundred.
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HARVEST HOME.-There will be a harve. [
festival and Sunday school concert at the
r. street Baptist church this evening. The
programme is very interesting one, COM
prising numerous songs REGULATIONS readings,
dialogues, &c. by young ladies and gentle-
men. The exhibition is to conclude with an
original sketch entitled " Harvest Home"
arranged with songs new musical effects and
poetic RESPONSES.
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The New York stock exchange yesfA--
day suspended two OF its members for chi
ting under the regular rates, and expelled
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DON'T SLIGHT YOUR TEETH; remember
that upon their labor the health of the stom-
ach depends. Keep them perfect, and. in
or.er 10 do so, manipulate them with brush
dipped in the fragrant SozodoIh once or twice
q day. on
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any possibility of an explosion, such as Oc
Cured at BabcOcks frame factory, October
2eth, 1875. I'LL:
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NORMAL SCHOOL EXAMINATION. The
first qua. terly examination of the Normal
schOol took place in the Franklin school
building this morning at ten O'Clock and the
programme Of exercises comprised the fol-
lowing topics: Premiership, botany. phonet-
les, getting TO school rooms, reading aad
speillng, teaching Urom drawing. theory
and art OF te2ching, object lessons, methods
drawing, sony.
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LIFBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC lNVIGoRAToR restores manhood,
cures nervousness, wea kuess, depression. inn
parts strength TO the body and vIgor 10 the
mind. On p.
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LAKE GEORGE DIAMOND, Jet, AMETHYST
coral and jet jewelry, and plated chains vest
chatelaine, received at Prfgg's jewelry store.
No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ st,
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THE AMERICAN PUBLIc HEALTH Asso-
CIATION.-Gest erday's session was the most
interesting OF all those held by the American
PUBLIC Health Association, now in session
IN Baltimore. In the morning officers were
elected, as stated in yesterdays STAR, and
committee OF ten was appointed To repre-
sent the association at The International
Medical Congress at Philadelphia next SEN
TEN her, OF which committee Or. ]. N. Toner
OF this city, is member. a large number O {
new members were elected, among whom
was Prof. j. Il. Gardiner, of Washington
Among the papers on the programme was
one by Alexander X. Shepherd, esq, OF
Washington, d. c., on grading, paving and
Systematic sewerage in cities, and house
corrections with sewers. Mr.. Shepherd
however, sent telegram to the effect that he
could rot possibly be present. The reading
0f his paper was therefore dispensed with
The papers read were from Mr.. Frank Ham
bletOn, Of Baltimore, on protection of houses
frcrl sewer gas, from Hon. Jackson Schultz,
OF New York, on the utilization of animal
and vegetable refuse in large cities: and
nom DIR. Der jamin Lee. of PHILADELPHIA on
penny VISION and Pound Folly" Prof
Csrl Pfeifer, OF New York, opened the after
noon session with paper on the principles
and methods OF eDtilatiOn, and was followed
ty The reading OF treatises by DIR. Hitchcock
Of Michigan, on the relations Of liquor drink
ing TO TIE public health; by DIR. w. q. Ham
son, OF Baltimore, on alcohol in relation 10
life insurance; DR.. T. j. Dunot, OF Harris
burg, Pa, on advantages of small hospitals
for manufacturing and mining populations;
Drs. g. NJ. Sternberg, assistant surgeon u.
s. army, and Woodwork, OF Washington,
on yellow fever in Pensacola. July, IS15-the
Curtis, supervising medical officer of the
Indian bureau, on dis eases among the Indian
tribes; and DR.. ID. j. McKew, of Baltimore,
man, OF Nerth Carolina, on western North
Carolina as health resort. At hight, DIR.
Steiner. OF Frederick, submitted paper on
the sanitary obligations Of all the members
of the society to each other, and argued
strongly on the reciprocity OF interest that
should exist. President White, OF Cornell
University, touched in his paper upon dis
puted points as to sanitary equations and
precautions in schools and colleges, treating
The question very fully from a practical
standpoint. Prof. r. III. Noel. OF Baltimore
diseases.
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MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At the annual cor
vocation of Washington Royal Arch Chap
ter. No 2, last evening, the following officers
were elected: w. H. circuit, M. F.. HIP
Unanimously Matt Trimble, F.. K; Emile
Huck, T.. s.; RObt. H. Graham, treasurer,
Unanimously Chas. ID. Campbell, secretary:
Robert Anderson, captain of host.
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NATIONAL THEArER.-Mr. Geo. III. Mac
Dermotf has benefit this evening, when
MscDermott is a very pleasing actor. and i:
well supported.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
VIM. w. Chick and Alice A. Chamberlain.
washington Green and Anna Robinson
Robert Wright and Sarah Warner. both ~
Prince George county.
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Probabilities To-day.
oryrcx OF CHrrr SIGNAL orvIsy..

WAbAIN6TOS. NONemDcT V, lsI1 Y
For south Atlantic and gulf states STA
tior airy ard falling barometer. southwest IN
southeast WINS, warmer and generally clear
weather. are probable. possibly foIloyed in
west gulf states by rain.