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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-27

NOTICE! NOTICE,
l cave just prepared another supply OF Pee,
TORAL COUGH DROPS, n safe and et.ctual
cure for Coughs Horseness, sc, equal to any in
the market Price - ents per bottle.
w. F. CREIGHTON,
IS King street.
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S. EH.nBOAT Lives.

IN THE STEAMER KEYPORT
.szssS Will resume her regular trips, rum
ming in connection with the R., F. s. P. 4. r.,
to RICHMOND and POINTS SOUTH, on
TUESDAY MORNING, March 2. from her
wharf. foot of Prince st. feb 26-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-27

1OHN ST c. BROOKES,
Il ATTORNEY and OUNSELLOR TIA w,
Will practice in all the Courts OF the District
Of Columbia this city and the adjoining counties.
Ottices-4S6 Louisiana ave-, Washington, u.
c., and Alexandria, Va. feb l9-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31
TEEG GOIETG

CRIMINAL CoURT-,JiUige Nae 1Tihla.
10 lay the Court recOnvenCd. but immadi-
cases were assigned for Monday next: Jas
Blown, assault with intent 10 Kill; Frank
Allen, larceny; Charles Smith, burglary and
larceny: John Cole. do; Montgomery Age
burglary; George Lewis, assault. (appealI
same, larceny, (dn0
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day. Oh motion of Mr.. Cox, the gradu-
aiSS of COlum bian College law school were
admitted to the bar. The cIse of Bradley
aet. Young was resumed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J'ntge Hpmphreps.
To-day, SOtthelf Behrend 4 Co. a Il. Brown
&sBrOwn; verdict for plaintiff SOP. Abrams
agt Lincoln & Willard and De Wanderlear;
or trial.
POLICE COURT-JllIJe .SqeV
This morning there was a crowd at the Po-
lice Court. The first case was that of John
Dalton, charged by Morris Goldstein with
eTnbezzling ten-dollar bill on Saturday
night, and he was fined 500 an appeal noted
Solomon ROsenthal and Abraham WALSH.
ARRAY; postponed. Clinton Harwood and
Vim. FantrOy, aflray; postponed. Joseph
VIII, assault; - and costs. Daniel Golden
assault, - and costs. James Cooper. assault:
> and costs. Charles Netler, larceny; so
AND costs. John HeTlehen, disorderIy; -.
EOllie johnson and Alice IIigginsOn diSOr-
darby; - each. Shedwick Foster and James
Cooper. disOrdeTly; s. each. Jane WinSon,
Do: nORe prOSequi. Jesse Jackson, profan-
i'y; $ fine. Edward Fitzgerald, carrying
Concealed weapons, $50 fine or ninety DAYS
Cliff, profanity; -. Henry j. Washington,
tt1SOrderly, 50 Jessie Davenport, do; -.
JOhn McNamce, profanity; -. Jacob Han,
vasrancy; 80 days. Joseph VandOren,
3ior2an Dorsey, do; -. Thomas Johnson,
Ci' orderly: -. Bridget Welch, do: - John
Allison. profanity; -. Isaac Winson. assault
and batte"y;s5. Chas. Morris profanity; s3.
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District Government Ana,r~.

Commissioner Ketcham returned from
New York this morning. and resumed his
duties at the Columbia buildings.
Chief Engineer Hoxie and a portion of his
{ arical force 10 day removed to room No. Z,
Columbia buildings. formerly occupied by
Mr. Birney. attorney for the District. Per-
SODs having business vita the engineer will
hereafter md him at the place designated
This being the last day allowed by law for
the assessment OF the annual taxes. Commits
SiOrer ketcllam ordered that the clerical
force of the assessors, ten in number, be dis
charge. Mr.. W. q. Coleman, chief clerk, and
Y. u. Winters, messenger, only were re-
tanned.
DRIVING OF LIVE STOCK THROUGH THE
STREETS.
To-day, Mr.. James A. Hoffman. represent
ing the butchers of this city. called upol
Commissioner ketcham To confer "a to the
best route for driving hive stock through the
city. Commissioner ketcham stated that
such driving must be confined TO such desig-
mated unparked streets and avenues as were
most unfrequented, the routes 10 be selected
with view TO the safety of persons and prop
erty, especially public improvements. and ne
alSOdeSired at the same time TO accommodate
the butchers as far as could be done consistent
with the public good. Mr. Hoffman stated that
the cattle for the most part purchased by the
butchers come from Baltimore, and that
they arrive ON the Baltimore and Potomac
r1iilOa at o'clock in the afternoon. The
managers of That railroad are now building
new cattle pens near where the old Ea-tcrn
market stood. al the west end OF the tunnel.
aud he asked that the order he suSpende I'M
~ the next arrival of stock on WedneS lay
so that each Of the butchers can select the
shortest and most convenient routes to suit
the n respective business. and agree among
themSelvtS as to a plan of permanent routes.
tou missioner kCtcham. after hearing the
Proposition, stated that he would suspend
t.r execution 81 the order unit, Friday next,
SO iar rs il applies to impaired streets, CX-
Cept Pennsylvania avenue and eth street. %
q TO give the butchers a chance 20 deSi gnate
Just what streets they want. final ar
ran cement viii probably be made on Friday
next. Gen. ketcham informed Mr.. Hon man
that hereafter cattle must be driven in the
mini
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CIT Y 1T E M s.

THROW NOT PEOPLES FAULTS in their
teeth. for there are few teeth that have not
faults % their own. There is but one way to
preserve them without spot or blemish, and
that is by the daily use of the best Dentrifice
in existence, fragrant Sozosiodt, cool, refresh
ing and agreeable. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. WTSdr's. Balsda of
Wttd Ghs7TH is truly a balsam. II contains
the balsamic principle Of the Wild Cherry,
the balsamic properties of tar and of pine.
Its ingredients are all balsamic. Coughs and
Consumption speedily disappear under its
balsamic influence. so cts. and 81 bottle,
large bottles much the cheaper. eos
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

500 yards splendid OALICoEs at cts, worth Ice
SEQ SHIFTING CALICO at cts.
- pieces GRASS CLOTH AZ IKE
Yard-wide PERCALEsa, I21. CTS.
A sEisn6id assortment Of Gauze Merino UNDER
sHIRrS from 50 cts. 10 $3.50.
PAEAsOLS at very low prices.
Lot Of DRESS GOODS left over from last season 70
be sold at Your own price.
liza cts.
BONANZA brand Of ALPACA a; 50 cts, best ever soli
for THAI price
MATING cheap ard good.
GEO. }. JOHNSON . Co.,
my29 tr III Market Space.
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1T HAS BEEN CUSTOMARY I'm old commu-
mites to suspend pieces of stick sulphur
around the necks OF children as a protection
against contagion in epidemics. A thorough
washing with GLertn's Sulphur Soap has been
found much better preventive. Sold every
where. Depot, Crittenton's, Sixth Ave.
anG
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nR. RoBEh TsoN,

., -, IS tU-h sIkRKT, Mar "a. Avs.
ron long eNperien - in both hospiyeI pH rri,.e
ReCloe v ii gua antee cure IN 81 Diseases II the
1llhAs organs, GonOrTho-a. Gleet Structure = nj
hs, aLd Spermatorrh pa. Gases of C0pfiOrrhasa r.
SsIy eontrActsd curtd in 70 days Syphilis IN 81
- stases quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eIolChtec IT, M the system, Withou; the nae 81 mr..
eer1. speItnatcTrhns, brought on by eScesses a.
soss "a YHih' causing l5ss Of memory and insauitY
eeLeI Al aehillty rRanic vea kness in nsy
-, AlLtsolig, slinptoms Of cOnsump tion iudises-
- . 81 The heart, pairs IA back, dinue-.
&c speediJ cured by newly discovered remedies
~, tot.isd Tor many years NJ y ;. EutaW -
DSilthtofe mo-, has consented. after usDV soIioits
ist y M iSsh sion patrons, 20 open perTna-
80, ~ IN inat clt where he may be corsutec
ever W ednesdsT aud Saturday IN each wet from,
- y Llare IN
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IsEGIf-f--E Ho5t O'Clock Yesterday
ht'..f'nE De- residence OF Mrs Na.r J. Blair.
Ne J. J. ayett- SQUARE wa. entered nv q
C"t'-sd 'G-ei and robbed 81 SIS i'm Irluevar.I
= gold watch. TIE property OF M JeSSup
li-r TIE taief entered through the tran
s'i. over Inc EILCael EODG. ard i'm Nj Jr~-
S.I b.,lI.~ room secured his booty. NIr. r
wa alDt.-... hE the noise and ~pranz from
i.> E.'- a.i rE ur3 toward the burglar. win,
maze i..- .-.-f trrDE-I tire window. and in
~ HsEl ..glpct Tie watch. which was e
cured.
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JUsTIH ". NAIRN'S FUNER Al The
f.-ItTai o. tie late Joseph ". Nairn took
i"te residence. No. llU9 II street northwest
aEd the COZ. course Uf citizens and personal
fIirGu~ OF iEr deceased n stmhled bore the
s'IoEssst proof Of the high esteem in which
he was held ly This community. Daring the
u'rHif large number OF old Commanders
~ 80 friends of the family called CD take last a
view 81 the remains. Among those who
Sal.et. were lie children Of 81 JOSeph'S Or
tiSU 4 y lam. vino marched ira e holy to the
IcUSe aHG Mod IN past jie co.iu. The
trir,'.l.- lay 90 plain >flvei-mOEutc'j black
walnut coffin cove cred with fine black cloth.
iI'd inside with white moTiuo AMI trimmed
Win ~ Z fringe. The silver plate on the lid
bore he = sCIiIiIDu- ''JOSeph V. NaiTn.
sleG Nav = iel5- in The SD year Of mis- age"
The funeral services At the residence
were conducted by Rev. J. G.. Butler.
pastor Of ST. PaUlS Lutheran Church
HE pSll-beareTS on The part Of the citizens
Nere MeSSIS. samuel Kirby and Frederick
IiiHHc; on the part OF Federal Lodge OF Ma
Sous J. II. McBlaIr and &. G. Dune gnSOn: on
The arr Of the Grand Lodge. Messrs. p. II.
li6Gt and L. r. StanSbCry. and on the part
OF NlthTas Lodge of Perfection. Scottish
Rite. NeSSrS. c. W. Bennett and \. T. Long
by. The coTtege 10 the cemetery Rock
trfekl was very long. very many Of the old
CilZtES OF the District being ont. Federal
Lodge, No. /. was fully represented by its
sH Gers and members. and the impressive
ceremonies Of the Blue Lodge were conducted
az The grave by Mr.. Anthony BuChly. past
ma ter Of that lodge, who was also the un-
uertaSer. Most Of the Masonic bodies of
winch deceased was a member were repre-
scented at this funeral. The remains were in
icTTed IN grave in the family lot
~ called meeting Of the members Of the
totis &c OF Pharmacy this morning. Pr,Si-
cent T. r. Ferguson in the chair aud Anne
ItUS Davis secretary. MeSSrS. j. r. Major.
w :. Thompson, and John y. Milburn were
*PpOiTtet "a committee To draw IN reSOlu-
rs o. respect 10 their deceased brother
JOS ". NaITn, reported a series, which was
adopted.
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G EOR ETO WN.

DFAD.-Mrs. Catherine Clark died ~ her
late residence, No. ia Greene street, on SAL
ETday evening.
: COAL TRADE.-The receipts of coal by the
canal for the week ending Saturday were
$3.50 tons. and the shipments II 900 tons
GRAIN TRADE.-Me5srs Hartley Il Bro.
sold OA saturday 1900 bushels Of wheat at
:rOm Sl-55 to Sl.i5 per bushel, and 800 bush
rs to-day at Sis.
RIVER AND CASAL.-Steamer Jane MoSo-
~. rom Norfolk. consigned to G.. +. Hyde,
0uived and cleared. Steamer New York
arrived rom Philadelphia; steamer j.. c.
kuight, from New York. Canal boat c. +.
waters, with !. SEQ bushels of wheat, 100 bar
TClE of ear cora, and 300 bushels of Shell &
som TO j G. IL j NJ. Waters: boat Medley,
20 III ., 500 bushels OF corn 10 Hartley d Bro
and boat Hattie and Bessie, with $500 BUSH
Sts Of wheat 70 same firm; and also by Balti-
m ore and OHIO railroad, 500 bushels OF wheat
tgrr same finn.
FISH MAREET.-MeSSrs. Simmons & Co.
sold to-day 5000 herring at 40 per thousand.
AFFAIRS ABOUT MANAssAs-La,p7S 1,e.-
.Mr. f.. j.. Cannon has sold his tract Of land
known a. the = Hopkins Farm" of 1O3 acres,
to Mr.. N. W. Gould, of Washington, u. c
Tor the sLzTH Of $3.50.
S,rioUs .AcctdeHt.-On Monday last Mr.. f.
+. Mere, nth received serious injuries bv
being thrown from his horse near BrentsyIIle
We are nj olmed that he received fracture
Di both a. lkles, and il is feared internal
Injuries. Himself and Mr.. Marsteiler
OF NokesvilI :, were trying the speed of their
horses. and at the erd of the lane LEADING
nom Mr.. Sex srDith's gate towards Nokes9
VILE Mr. Mere 9TH being in the lead. turned
To the right. VIII IN Mr.. Marsieller'S horse col
lIded with him. flashing him violently to the
ground. Mr.. Me. edith was conveyed i'm a
carriage 10 his h, 1me, where he is attended
by physicians.
Three az q Birth. Vie NO'heT DieS.-On Sat-
urdGy morning last I correspondent al HOr-
tons store in this co, Tnty, writes as follows /:
. "A most remarkable occurrence happened
IN our neighbOrhood this morning. The
a "a, ip-
tins of the Herndon II sgedy. gave birth to
thlee girl children, but eA Ipired in a few hours
after. The children are living. And most
remarkable of all is the mistress of this
woman years ago had three at one birth and
Two at another; also, Al a unit of Gertrude
Russell was the mother of sew enteen children.
having four at one birth The children Were
bonn about II a. IN. the goth, and the mother
died about a. m. Medical aid was at hand
but could not do any good. The children are
sun iiylng.'-ho,0SS0S Id.l C;ozs Tte.
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MORE INICNCTIONS.-JudgeW ylie. since
Friday last. has issued preliminary restrain
ing orders in about thirty cases TO enjOin the
District CCmmi ,siOneTS rom selling certain
property 10 satisfy certificates of aSSeS Smcnt
fOT,special improvements, the sale of which
was advertised To- take place to-day.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENpIn
GOODS

.Chiiren's Imported Striped Hose, from 70 80.
&c pair; best British do, SOC, 75c; Ladies 40 ,
Bslbrsga1, extra long unbieached s MeSs b aS
9 6Ilsh nan H2se; superstou, or snPertne splendid
Mems full regular half II ,se. 25c.; Mens double
heel do, rsir 2'c Ladies lisle Thread Gsuntlets
Glove, Csc; Ladies, two Button Kid-, fine eo5iS
&c Painted ans BiSck fans faiBL-s9s r rIsi
snd me jap: Fans, SIC; Black and White satin
81: Childreu's Lace Hoods and Caps very nice 81.
Sh,idren tuil Aprons tcheckerei Nainsookl, 10
new style, soc: CEildren's sun Bonnets. sc; La
aes Lawn W slsts- Embroidered front, 81: Ladies
nne White Tucked Skirts, handsome Uhense Long
Gowns short Gowns, fine Embroidered Drawers.
ONLY ~; fne Scotch Bingham, large sun Umbrellas,
ga; Travelling sstchels, Hand Saichos and Bags,
and Baskets in large variety, from 5oc % 81 shawl
straPs' Is, soe and bale Giy sens sap,
Tools aOo hne sereoscopes 7sc.; The very best, 81
s 6I5 Views Of Ma5,ngton aud the outside
FSplete zse, Sc, 81 81 Gilt and Velvet Ph9go.
shd 5 Brd % aes spS Te1y b TSSe l5 c 3c
very bet Rubber Dressing Combs, &c and ;od.
ssa e S osFqis VS. ana sps fine
smoking Sets aud spiticons, Bouquet Holders, &c,
$50; SAG and S., cheaper, than ever Can and
examine them Our stock Of cheap and medium
and pretty 6s pcss range from &C. snaI L asS
and the quality Is TAR ahead of anything which bss
been offered heretofore at these prices.
b. SILvERBERG.
ZONE AND GET A BOYS LINEN DRILL
- SUI, Jacket and Pants, for 81 each
Al SELBYS,
mayZ2-r 1914 and 1915 Pennsylvania ave-
CHAMoIs SKINS, at Is, 81, As and IS cents.
sPoNGEs, ats, 10, Is, Is. 80 and rs cents
For sale by w KENNAUGH
No. 1905 street, near National Theater
Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines
may25-5t
THE PUBLIC ARE INyITED 40 ry.NI.c
the immense lot OF THERNOMErERsa nsono
WHICH are sell registering. maximum and minimnn's
very large and snowy for stores Offices Sc pat'
Pocket, Brewers, &C, &C. Also BAR0 M r;rF 81 Y
me most approved pattern, among them FitzroS's
eeer's and fine Swiss DRAwfNG ISSrRami5S Alts9-
IL. Ii. HEMPLER 0nficisn 10
MY - u 493 Pennsylvanis avenue
POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS oF
DrAIN IND SEVER PIPE FyRE RPfcE
ehI-lAE1 AND VEN1iLA TIM; 81 VFSA'
CHIMNEY TOPS, e. '' q
once and warehouse, corner New Jersey ar.,,,. 4
Gil, , - o. sI l-. WIN. J. MITCHELL
In. =" Selling Agent.
PROF. l.. SAUvEURs
NEW CONTERSA TTONAL PREycEy
METHOD.
NS Gsamndr, no Books, nor E2slisA erer spoken
ss Sunday PsRsu and Raily CbrVniss, msyla.sy !
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" +. SEYMOUR,
NJ III. WHEATLEY,S

STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAB
LISHMENT
AZ Jfttrsoa Street, GeOTgd0tcn, ID. C.
Established. lo3l. Premium awarded 1857 En.
larged and improved 1874. Ladies and Gentiemenjs
wearing apparel of every description, Including
selysts, Crepe Wells aud Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely Cleaned or dyed also, Curtains and
New foods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
Send us your address and we will call for and re.
turn work at place in the District free of extra
charge. work TeCeiy ed aud returned by mail or err
press from and to any place i'll the country ap2-tr
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MARRIAGE LICENsfs have been

MARRIAGE LICENSES nave been issued .
follows: John y. Steele. of . eOrget town. and
Laura a. cost, of Frederick: Cha. Il. AucIl
2ud Fannie :. H3lStCa E.: anthony White
and Mary f. Wright; VIM. II. Wooster. Of
st. Louis, aud Sophie G. FOGke.
RROPERTY-0WNFRS who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason of public improvements can nov Il le
thtir claims with j. &. Lay & Co, No. 223 *
Street. -
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HONE MARX EFT, lois 1 street, +. J. TIB
IL BITS, Proprietor. HOME MARkEiv Branch,
iolb l4th street, +. J. TIBBETS, Proprie Tor. The
best snc the best only can be found al th se mar
kels. may q I'm
MI Isl SELL. "a ILL SELL, BOUND TO SELL.
I'VE Nov your chance To- buy Cheap. Garnet 7, Oil
Claths Maitings Rings, Mirrors, Picture Fran = Of
81 Kinds viii be sold regardless OF cost rixtu.
cF saie and store TOR rent by July LIST Call NJ g
PtnnsJ wanna avenue. bet 9TH and 7th. m4yi9 Az
Eok sALE-TMO QUARTERS TUITION In
Il Washington Business College az reduced rafs.s
IrQuire al Room Nc. 2, COS 18th street Opposite
IressnIy Department, between aud II O'Clock IN
the uluruinr- anla
L. NO& : DRESS -.
H CASHMERE HATS, u
jus opened. -
At SIINEJETZS,
hII'E l237 Peansylyaaia sYslue,
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MANHOOD REsTORFD-

"A victim Of youthful imprudenoe, causing prem..
80 ueca4 EerN Gus debility, etc haX no trisd -,
vain every known remedy. has found 4 si1,ris -
ust, winch ne vii SCI free 20 his fellow issf.rsr
York. ' - N@Ss'Au street New
may3-eO3m
RoGERTs VEGETABLE OOUG8 syPEp
- - " sstec, case Of Mhesping Cough that esppo,
81 Sy SSpTSd eI "BOCERTS VEGETABLE coITGg
IL Il also the best ia use for Slon.h.
is hosrsenes, s0re Throat, Group and ali Bso5
sna F9T sale By the principal Drusgsts
the proprietor, 1912 @ ST. northwest. noyH 10 ~
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10 REAL ESTATE DEALERS-If Won wish
louI transactions properly attended To- cali
o'i II, H. VI arner, corner OF 9Th and F Streets
WHO mas IN his Office some of the most expe1
lostCE. 40 7" N9-
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DR.. Pierce's Favo- lite Preseri Dtion -
is very strongly recommended by tie Med.
ical Faculty and is largely prescribed
among their Female Patients. 1t is worthy
OF III confidence as may been seen from the
following teStimo mails:
DR.. G. b. CHAPMAN. Plattsmouth, Neb..
writes: / have under treatment q lady, who,
for the past seven years. has been afflicted
and. after trying several physicians withort
receiving benefit, Is gaining rapidly on your
FuUOri'e PIE ,criDtioa
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tllh COS Ii'. tTyE ...r V-fa-r..r.-r the streets
NE ttt .T- 1'' intends putting on Two others
81 ,i- mo. -uu.vtd pattern. which Will
mae q tH'... OF >'N machines IN use bv MIN
fit says 20 is Dtte~mige1 fl allowed iafr
, ist- To save tire citizens o. Wa~.tu.tO. as
'.',if. arr. lU some parts OF the city cleaner.
stler IMAM they have ever hal. g1Ewifb-
SIAM fr- Others may think ne Il, tong the
ND-E az Starvation prices.
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LOCAL n F. w s
Condensed Locals

Prom Warren ChOate & Co. we have Hu-
no. EG-GT for June y.
Tue Washington irving Assoc ia lion has
declared adiviiend OF JpcF cent. 10 its stock
fOldeTS-
Department clerks should attend tie no
hers loptician) auction every morning and
J. & Gav & Co. No. 90 ~ street. are pay
INK special Improvement taxes at very low
eSf rates.
Saturday night a Camp a. the Patriotic
Order Sons OF America was Instituted in this
+ F BaIccTn. bookkeepcr Il the : Ring on
Hotel. lcit tie city last night TO 90 to Shaug-
tai. China, where ne has engaged TO take
charge Of tie Imperial Hotel.
The third same Of base bali between the
New Haven and Washington mines ON sat
UTlay afternoon reSulted in q victory for the
WsshingtOnians by a score Of II to ~
NJ g. Fox. esq. vice president of he Ger
mania ScEUetZen Nerein- was surprised with
:. StIeEace =, turd3y night, IN honor OF hls
birthday. ny l'rOf. RepettiS hand.
The alarm this morning lT0I1 box - was
FOR discovery OF FIRE Do house No. ~ Ind sa-a
avenue La-l gVFc~;- CCrgr.ei by Phillip Wa
Zach. TIE fire originated from SpGrks from
ihs az ioining building; damage -.
MsS~Is. Louis Schate. Geo. Juenemann,
Robert PcTtneT and 4. HeUTiCh. de.e-I e
from TIE Washington Association. left mere
last evening Ia attend the Brewers Annual
convention. which assemblies Oh Wednesday
next in Cincinnati
The religious services cOnlrgeEcot veSt or
day az The mammoth tent erected by tlp
NatioT.aI Camp Meeting Association on the
open iOt between MiSSOuri AMI Maine ave
nGtS End 81 and ~ streets. under the man
aCCuCUt OF Rev. j. \. InSkip and his assO-
Cisie. % the 81 r.. Church.
The famous New York NalriCal boys, in
cor Junction with Prot FAIRBANKS uoab.e
1UaTtctte IN English part songs and operate
selsc iOCS =. the two concerts al the As sem
bly, Church Tuesday and Wednesday even
iUzs- make ND an attractive entertainment
iCT lovers % music, who viii doubtless crowd
TIE church.
The annual meeting Of the Washington
City Bible Sgciety was held last evening.
aid Rev. \ W. Pi1ZeT presided and con
GUC;,d the devotional exercise. In his re-
MARKS Ee stated that the society was estab-
HsEtd IN Philadelphia III 1901, though now
located IN New York. and was the parent
tlev were accessory. Tn" Bible j. now
PRINTED iu TWO hundred languages and dia-
t'cfS- aud being circulated among al peO-
PIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

NJ INSANE MARINE COMMITS Suicide
Nille the Norfolk steamer Jane MOSe,v.
MHicn reached here this morning about Is
o'clock was GiScharging her NIevaSSd.ia rs
Hehsers and freight at her wharf. an insane
marine rom Portsmouth. named William
NtlCh-WhO was being carried 10 the gov
erHmout asylum near WASHINGTON -iT1,7r,o.l
from ne hurricane deck into the water and
was drowned. WEIGH was in charge of an
'ihCer named McManUS, and Richard AbalI
o. nurse. and how he should have gotten
away from Them, without insXcuSa bic care
,'->he>> on their part. remains a mystery.
f'iSoNS are now engaged Ia dragging for The
BODY. and % - pTObabl that before this goes
10 press u VIII be found, in which event an
inquest VIII be- hcld.-A'eTn.Iyio. Seagalel. 2ltA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-31

FtTHFE BOYLE N BALTIMORE The.
'.-i tone ul tie new -. Aces hospital.
% ~ ti.ll more was Ia.a vest lay u In an
90. '''tiIsI Jos Of The church. some "a ffSir,ll
pr ~ =, TIf O. preached by Ee-. Father BOYLE.
90 ~ refers thUrch- m TINS CITY. To tDe
.tsfst' tTr az such institutions shows az.
&c t,tli'iIDEe tHterl-f.f. that the Catholic
tlriS' arc Studying wilma sp1t Zeal pf IN
'|it-I .L' present movement a-aiut segta-
ran appropriations.