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DANCING GOING OUT-SomehOw London
seems 70 have got tired OF dancing, Whea
the Shah was here no remark he made was
more reiished than his question TO the Prince
OF wales while the dancing was going on
:" by do you not employ servants TO do tins
Tor YOU" The pCrspirng Prince could
hardly explain, but society generally seeing
inclined 10 relegate dancing 10 the CORPS de
t0ift. This has been especially the ease this
season, when the new fashionable skirts
have gore 10 the extreme from the Liberation
say, with sigh, What with being tied
around below, haven't had a good square
SIT down for three months" When large
ball Is given there is an apology for dancing,
a Few mincing steps are taken. but presently
II company falls TO admiring each others
dresses, and IL all ends in music and talk
Dancing bids fair 10 become a survival, -
as the altiquarians say.-M ID. Coa,Cdy IN
CtnclhLOti (NtlnercinI
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RELEASED on BAIL.-The boy Maiden.
who accidentally killed the negro boy OF
HoWaritown by throwing a stone at Kim.
was released yesterday upon Al 900 bail Mr.
fainshaw, business Sian ON the NaSv
aru, is bis surety. S
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THE NAMES OF THE NEW STREET RAIL
WATS.-EditCr Star: In your editorial of the
18Th instant headed "Our New Street Rail
ways. YOU style the name of the AnacoStia
ana Potomac river railroad company as
clumsy" As the originator and protector
OF the route and name of the company, faaI
that II IL rather rough ON me that the name
winch ! thought correSpOnded best with its
route should be so styled. Whilst | admit
that for convenience n shorter name might
answer better, il was thought best To give IN
q descriptive one, and preserve at least for a
time the main feature in view of connecting
toGefer IN name as well as tramwav our
TWO noble rivers. ''the AnacOStia aud Poto-
mac When cur road shall have been built
and the public better acquainted with itS
route. ~ VIII be known as the "Rfver road -
July 10th, 1S75. L. WIN. GIIyATo
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TRUSTEES SALF-I 5uolfar' Decision A
lev days ~I.ce, ia the Equity Court the case
OF HiiZ. Warner and Edwards. aS~iguecS OF
Geo. se MajtHgiy, ". tue Nat ual Life In
SUtdLCe Company OF the United states waz
called and heard. TIE bin in this ease was
hl'd 20 Set aside the sale of five OF the
houses on the HGrth side Of 4 street north
LttWeeu 3ju and 10Th streets west, male by
Chandler and Rollins, trustees under Ger
tam D. els OF trust gwen 20 secure a loan by
The company Of ~ 600. The points raj 81
ny The aS>iguteS o. MattinglV against The
validity O. The sales were. iSt. Because there
was 10 competition. II. Iuatequacy OF
IrlCe. 81. Because the trustee departed from
ne express provision o. the trusts in selling
TIE property OF different terms Of credit 4th
Because the trustee. Rollins. being a director
and StOcFhOlJer in the company, the sale
was. IL erect. 20 himself. the company hav-
ing through us agent, Mr.. Pratt. purchased
ne property The comp my, in It's answer.
admitted that Rollins 5raS a a0g,t-1Gi ,iirec-
tor. ard that only ten shares of the stock
Stood on the bC0F> ia his nam, 10 qualify
him aS sue, but that lie hai no peclniaFv
interest IN the company. The court iIUSti ice
w NHtl sustained The fourth point and set
a>ice- Ho.ulnE mat the rule was well suited.
tial ~ was against public policy u permit
trustees 10 purchase al their own sales and
mat the principle clearly applied IN the case.
This decision Will affect the title 20 a great
deal Of property in this District held unie-
convey @UctIg - from hanks and other como
tons under trust sales where the trustees
Wfo Cd ard conveyed 10 the banks or cor
I"atioI were Offices or stockholders there
IN.
Mr. James < Edwards appeared for the
asslguTSS 90 NattIIgsv and Tr Prank W
Haskell fuT the company.
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BALTIMORE, July H.-viTgiuia 6's, pee'ers, 4Sl /;
90. consolidated, "a; West Virginiss, So; North
carolina os old, D., do, new, 10; do. specla. tax
HALTIMoRE, July E.-Cptton weak-middIius
lfgsl5. Flour firm: d maud good Howard street
ara Neatern Family, la6 90 City Mills. Rio
hrands, - " GO other grades Unchar Eed Wheat
active and strorg-No.1 western amber, l42: No
No do, 80, Pennsyl vania red Lac, Maryland
red 25al 80: do. amber, 4nsl 43: do. white, IS
49, No. Chicago ard Milwaukee spring, ga
80. Germ active for western but quiet for south
err mixed s55a1S's pot; Si4 August; Sihs~474
last bait OF August Oats quiet but tirn-sout horn
rev, G5aOo, western white, 63. western mixed. 62
bye dull and nominal. q5t9S. Hay dull-Marylauf
steady Pork finn, 2IDU. Bulk meats nominal
shoulders g clear rib sides l2a2's loose packet.
S4al252 l'"con Vnlct s..l rteaiS--hJulders, 10.
clear ri sides, ls's Hams, lisl4is. Lard steady
I'm ed llte Butter stesly-western extras, 22a24
DO first, lga2l. Petroleum n0rnina!ly Iower-crufa,
ga; refined, lt4aIi's. Coffee quiet but firln-lr-
dlfrry y prime Rio CGrg''s l. i4algT. lObbng Isst
az a. Whisky steady, 2IaI -.
hEw 1oRK, yuly E.-StcCks dull and lower
ney, "a. Gold, lliii Exchange, long, 49,
NEW YORK July l7.-Ylour quiet. Wheat dull
al cents lower Corn a shade better
E"NnoN. July u. l2SJ p m.-Cn-.soIs for ulnua.-
and the account, "a To- Erie, ~ do. preferred,
R~The estate Of the late Congressman
Hooper is shown by an inventory 10 b.
worth : SGi.9s5,3S.
rTThe Tabard inn, situated in the
BoIough, in London. and ma lie famous by
ChaECer. is undergoing demolition.
a. Nr. Frederick T. Marsh. a blind man
ha> cOmplei ed successfully a divinity course
a. Durham university, England.
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RUNAWAY HORSE kILLED--YeSter
afternoon a Mrs. VIM. r. HOFFMAN was
driving out with her nurse and infant ia a
buggy, when near 2t aud boundary streets
The horse became frightened and ran aWay
GpSettiDg tine buggy and throwing the oecu-
pants into "a ditch on the side OF the roaI
Fortunately they fell in soft mud. and thus
escaped Injury. The horse ran wildly for a
few hundred yards. and falling into 4 ttitch
on The roadside broke Its neck.
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RANGE OF THE THEzHoMErFR-Ths
thermometer is now ranging at a much
higher inquire than j. c. Lay & Co, 223 az
streetS charge for paying SPECIAL imnroves
menL taxes.
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$50 To $4,000 has been invested in Stock
Privileges and paid 500 per cent. profit. How
10 do IT." y book ca Wall street, sent free.
Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, ? Wall street.
New York. G3:
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WONAN

ANOTHER WOMAN FRIGHTET-Iry
BURNED BY LAMP ExPIosION-Iast
night Mrs. Margaret Moseby, white IaJvN
residing at pr l. street northwest was hail :,
burned by the explosion of a coai-oil Iamn
WhIIe she was attempting to regulate the
burner. With her clothing all abame she
rushed out into the streets. but before the
Be1ghbOrs could render assistance She Was
iu and rendered surgical assistance
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HIGLDiNG PERMITS have been iSSueI bv
Inspector PlOwman as follows: Mrs. q
Elaine, raise back building and stable on
The west side of Lafayette Place, between
IenSL wanna avenue and III street: - Jl1
Savlile Bayard, a two-stOry brick dwelling
= by $" leet north side Of Massachusetts ave
rue. between 18th and 18th streets: ~ SEQ
John t. Given. raise a story on brick build
ing. south side of / street. between 9th and
luih streets northwest. y. ID. Larner. n two
story and basement building for office "a
by 50ieet, south side OF r street between Gth
ana tth streets northwest; $1,000, Edgar
Jules. "a twO-StOry and cellar brick dwelling
ana store. south side Bridge street, between
Market and Frederick streets, GEORGETOWN:
: LOCO Eliza j. Simmons. two two story and
basement dwellings, west side OF 18th street
het|2en VI and streets northwest, IL by Sc
feet: $500.
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THE BOSTON LADIES at Swampscott have
peculiar ideas OF surf bathing. They put on
the most elaborate bathing costumes and
then run down TO the breakers in high glee
a little foam is allowed To wet their pretty
leet, WhereupOn they all scream and run
back TO the bathing houses and put their
hotel tinery on again. Then when they come
out they say the bathing was perfectly
splendid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

A MARRIAGE LICENSE has been issued 10
VIM IviSon and Fanny Bowman, OF Union
Town.
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A MARROW EsCAPE-At the Center mar
ket this morning. during the storm. two Of
The heavy sash fell from the Ventilators in
The roof down 10 the floor, one OF them strik-
ing the stall of MessTs. Geo. VI. Oyster &
Sons, butter dealers. 1Gst sfaZing the younger
Mr. Oyster. who would have been killed GU
right IL the heavy glass had struck him. A
lady who Vs. standing near the stall tainted
and had 10 be conveyed Il her home in a car
riona
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LSAk rALBeTT HOUSE
SAy BAkNESNlLLE, MONTGOMERY co.

HAy bARNESNlLLE, MONTGOMERY co.
A$El MARYLAND.
:, The undersigned having leased the above rssne,l
Hotel will be prepared this season 20 O-er superior
accommodations 10 laCIes and Gputlaruer who arc
GsTous t. spoi .he summer months 10 the country.
The air j. pure being located tie Sugar loaf
houf tain. IL also commands an EXTENDED view oF
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrounding
country. Fishing and hunting IN ahnusAuce CON-
siderable Improvements have been mad 10 he buijd-
Ing since last summer, such bath room, SC IL is
about hall mile frem GAINESVILLE DEPOT on ne Me-
,ropoltan Railroad snd one hours ride on the cars
from Washington, u. q.
Terms: 81 per day. and from q 20 ( 10 per week
Children under u sHd ants half price For for
,'ier information apply 20 OF address {. A. BAL
LOtF, Bsrnesyi lie, No ltgOmerY c., Nj. mlg tsl-
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IHE damages BY TIE RAIN SrORv-
Lieut. HDXle tlis morning states that the
q" maze - the storm o. Thursday night Is
rot near So much rs was aurlcipafe,i. i'm the
CTS he point where most of IL occurred was
ff0El The choking OF the mouth OF the stu
SlreCt sewer. whereby an overflow was Gre
aitd- iuiUriug the streets az accent and dIIin,,
Celis,-s ard vacant lots below grade I'm that
Nicirlty- TIE roads ia the comfy were some
WEaI aHJuTTd IN various places. especially
fEe ErOat Rrauch road which Will 're0Tira
COZ side able labor TO repair.
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PITCHERS PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Fest invention OF the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
& Pearson. y. NJ. c. y. Building. sole agents
and manufacturers for the District OF Co
lumbia. 2f ao2.
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THE BtVERIDGE H0TSE.

TRN 4iIDBL 20 ING, LDUDDtN CO ~
Ar<<s l. now ready Tor the rec pti.s e SmuIBrs
BsaTi"rs. II isa handsome house. With Do ruiIu-
az large portlce~. Al. o. kept a tt' ia-t -fgla
Nlidieburg l. situated Ia THE most b.Aut .ful ans
healthy section = hurthem Virginia, fifty miles
southwest 81 a>lirr-uu Cit has Churches n ail
den ulHafons ard p,ss- sriery Their. VII hiu
p ~ n" 4 the House iine Mineral Spring, whose
medical waters have been pronounced bg Physicians
I" equal % any Ia tine state. Daily Sag,~ -onuerr
Slth the Railroad nepsts Al Lce-burg aLf AZ tho
Plains A free tide % the SPRING. ever DAY. rar
terms. &C., address JOSEPH NJ PATTON. Pro-
4 riffgr. 90
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STOCKTON HOTEL.
1IOORF'S HOrHt,.

IA NoORE's aOrEL.
I:GI LEDAiRDTOWN. MAEFLANB,
7 iID~ opou for the reception q Summer Rlariers
Tho table h gpltrd With TuH ta.t the rna-kaf Al
lords. among ~" auu~t1ueTIt- Salt Wafer Bash-
~. , i-ili g. B.HtirE. .r"guer, and bowling 50
Icon w. excellent phryirlaus ,u the town. Terms
: "a Ter DAY. : 81 Tr mouth. children and uur-..s
L-l prize nr'i si le TOT price steamer Pilot IS o.
ieaNer A~hiuEtau every SATURDAY, morning A. g a
NJ hrflAr- nf O.. m. Steamer Sue leaves ever
IHay ~ n aTrt'.~ Tu--tays6 4. ul Address
county. No ,.Bf 80.
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wHnrE srLPHUR

A..lsE-l RI EDEEf~h COUNTY vTRGINTs.
'Le and o. LAS "a .s ron : Theus'n Depot.
Terms i'r Nay Jun, : rtrIl,lH.r al D.tuhrr.
: rcr Gay. $ J. ~ psr W. L. and ( ~ pr month
Tor July and August, = 81 par dgv, : b pr We
and : - Ter month. fhilFr4u and ~-rN ants halg
nTice. Round t'iptiCk"'- from Washington : s >.
Pamphlets al Ellitt Huuss
.22 Inn a TnRnaS
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How can Cook sell so cheap, in George
own?
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BkYAN's cosu,r,c .>,,no,r
MOTHS

MOTHS. MOTHS,
lN1 Ii You wish 10 your heavy wearing ppsrsI
Blankets, Covers, Crumb Cloths, &C., from moths
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro
which removes all grease and vegetable stains
efectusy Single persons who have no sccommo-
daions for packing away clothing, can leave them
with me until the fall season. Blankets and Chr
tajns Of all descriptions cleaned in q superior man
ner and on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other suits cleaned
ct short notice A. FISHER
Jelly 81 9th street, opposite Patent DfHce
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I'HREE FEATHERS, a Novel. by wm BLACK
sDd Tor sale at
SHfLLfNGTnN'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner IA street and Pennsylvania avenue
Mar and Beast, Here and Her after: fUustrafafsv
more ths1 three hundred or ,iasi anecdotes bT
Rev. J. G.. Wood -
The Odd Trump. a Novel
Miss kuvei, By Victor CEerbUIiez
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everJrhius II
the Stationery line for sale At
msy2iftr SHILLINGTUS' BOOKSTORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS Rank, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street pays per
cent. per annuID on deposits foT each calendar
month. Banking hours, . to4. Saturdays. .
10 and tO8. 27L3I3irs
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For Moth Patches, = reckIes and Tan, asE
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For PimpleS on the
Face, Black-Eeads or Flesh Worms, usa
Pe7rys Inlprorei COn,e,to7le and PinlpLe Rem
edy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr
Il. {. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York 6SI.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of
1872 were so 4I2-s VT
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NJ n. WHEATLEYIs
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING rsr>B


LTNHWtNT-
~ Jsf~'os Si'-sf, GsorsIo6., u. C
Established, 1851. Premium awarded, 1897 10
lGrEed and improved ls7i. Laties and tseutle.en's
wearing apparel of every description, iBciutiLE
Nciyets, Crepe Neis sud Trimmings, Gid Gloves.
&c, sc, nicely cleaned or ID. also, Curtains 40
New Goods, Carpet- and Bisnkeis cleaned 6urnf
tbe Summer months.
Send - your address AMI win call 'or All re.
rurD work At sny place In the District free q eNfr-
charge. Work received aud returned by mail - er.
press trc m and o. place IN the country srs-tr
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PIANOS, DC.
a SPLENDID STOgh OF TIE WORLD Re-
n NO"NED hSABE PIhSOS-PRrlor-x~
Srard, Square Grand, Square and Upright MIA
fiAnos, " Ia. Met aInmOR . celebrated Pi -UtNtN
amos, 7Uctsyes, full toned. Pianos from other we'll
known factories. which we will also sell and rent ON
IRE most accommodating terms. Tuning PROMPTLY
attended =. Mrs q. LEiCHENBACH, a23 nth
street, a few doors above Pa. ave. maylq ly
"DECk EB BRO. :" PIANOS ARE THE BEST
81 made ia the country. They take the-
teSd u 81 iiT-t class instruments, being IN k[S
rlFaled IN beauty Il tone and perfection ofstttFf
mechanism IN every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
g. KUHN, Sole Agent,
o32 New York avenue. Washington, D. q
Ei.nOs regulated, tuned, sXChsu ged ana Tor reLt
may lU-tr " ~
rtfHE COLBERT CUMMING BIRDD PIANO
The nestest, the smallest and the cheap--~>.
est hrst class seven octave Piano eyerta>S1
made: q. l.. WILD & BIO, Sole Agents VtkFN
- TIN street northwest half square above Patent
once One fine Piano, bet little used, for sale al q
bargain msrs-tr
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TIE AIMED STRENGTH nr Erpnnr

THE ARMED STRENGTH OF EUROPA
lecture was recently delivered before the
Royal United Service Institution IO ldou
IN which British officer gave detailed ac-
count OF The standing armies and reserves OF
all the nations of Europe. He said that
looking at the armies of Europe from every
point OF view, the rapidity with which they
can be modified, fed from reserves concep-
trated on any point and maintained i'm the
field, he should divide them inn } three cl asses
in the order of their strength The first class
comprised Germany, Austria. Russia and
France; the second Italy and England; the
third Belgium Turkey, Sweden aud Norway,
Holland, Denmark, Spain. POrtu gal SWitZer-
land, Greece. There are fOuf armies of the
first class, two OF the second, and nine of the
third, with, in round numbers, a strength on
paper OF seven and a half millions OF men
ant cOmb3Lant strength of five millions
with 1900 guns and a million and a quarter
OF horses. In navieS Great Britain is SUI
preme, and then come in the order OfStrang b
rance, Russia. Turkey, a Us ria. Germany.
Italy. Spain, Holland Denmark. Sv> zen
ana Norway, and Portugal. The naVies of
all these nave an aggregate OF :. O}g We sells of
which 90 are irOn-ciad, the whole being
manned with 2NO,0OO men and armed " IN
l5.cUJ cannon. one hundred and ten ships of
warare row being built,a OF those Ill VIZ
Will he armor-plated- The expenses OF these
forces amount, according to this lectur s
estimates 10 500 900 900 per annum, of VIII ca
three-hith go To the lana forces. The arma-
mentS OF Turkey and Austria cost only about
: 100 year per man; that of Great Britain, at
the most, 500 year.
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Corns. Vascular FNCreSCences
BuniOns, IngTowing Nails. &c. success fully
treated at DIR. Whites estabii shmert. 535 18th
street, opposite tho Treasury. Hours: from
; a. m. 10 p. III. Fee, II per visit. Owing TO
press of business during Office hours Dr.
White is unable 10 attend patients at resi-
denCeS, except after D. 10.
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4 THE WrNTWoRTU

49, IHI " kNTWORTH.
fcHfY hT-J class Summer Hatrl ftrataf il
&.sE-l Newcastle" y. a Smiles from Psrt-tno5rth.
viii open for the uue sUh. under The manae-
ueut ~ CAMPBELL CHASE. All the room. il
the house are desirable, and the Ocean aud River
Bathing. Sailing, FISHING and Riding facilities ur-
snrpasss-d. tvr further information inquire %
CHARLES y. CAMPBELL. Portsmouth. n. IL. oF
CHARLES III. CAASE, As North Market street,
Boston, Mass. sr2s W & r.,
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49, IHE NoT.rAIS HOT 81. At CRES-
NTf son sfGlNGS.-Ihi- iavorite summer
As-z14 S'ri, "n ihH summit 20 the AieEh.ui -,
vii b sTehed Tor she reception 30 guests 4ua ~
l>l5. Since lat season the bliliiugs haze l,-.n
enlarged and greatly improved. ar3 aud h-slfi-
tul drive have b-oi, made through thu Grounds
For further information address at either u tn.
niaC-s mentioned below. tie frsrriet~rs. G "
MlLLlN A 60 trt s-su SpriuEs. Cambria q. .
Pa Cloud If0tel phfialalrhFa f.Ps I'm,
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HOTELS.

NEW EUROPEAN RE>rAURANT
~ So4 STREET, OPP. Masonic Temple.
ARMAND BODTN
Comfortable and elegantly furnished ROOMS.
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest Wines aud
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars.
Elegantly furnished Rooms for private dinner aud
supper parties. Ieis-ly
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TIE VISITING baltimore ODD FF--
I0W--Ihe STAR noticed BREEZY vest erJ.ay
The alitNal Of The uni .Drned elc-tlnpuiarr
members Of Baltimore OH Fellows 1.-THE
Grill ASSOCIATION on pilgrimage 10 MOIut
enron ON The trip down (ant uD) on the
ATYOw they Were shown every attention by
capt rank HOltiuCShead. who intI. tuC.I
"" IN 10 Col Holm ESwOTth. Superintendent
who showed them over The L.OUnGS. On ar
TlVing az the tomb the 9Th regiment band
played adIrse, after which Dr. T.. Cover Cox
moreaES. AMI Major T.. Dunn Responded on
the part Of the WaSF ingtOniauS The COM
pany returned about > o'clock and para led.
after which TIE visitors were haI' ed at the
Metropolitan hotel After a short rrSt in
The IarlOrS the company were invited 10 tie
dining room, where "a fine repaSt was set out
y ster Past Gl and Master Fowler had mate
"A ShOi address OF welcome, and Mr.. W.
Rec>ffake had asked the Divine blessing
iull justice was done 20 the banquet. SUB
Sequently, 10 the music Ofthe band. dancing
was ENJOY TO- a short time. Ats q Ctnc,:
The BaitiuOTesu> " IRE escort q 70 the l. Ill
mC e aud Potomac depot. Here Can't. Young
Tor The NiSltOI> return I jL4uSS for the en-
ter -iDm' ut, and Major Dunn respond l.
Jhe N'>1tOrS theI took the g train for R4lti
more Among them We're Grand Master
John r MCCalan, Grand Secretary John "
JOnCT. Grand Representative To the Grand
10 tse - 'Fe InIt-i state Or. T.. Coz, =
Cox. Grand Patriarch &. Z. Catch. Grand
High Priest Col. WT Louis ScLIey. Grand
Senior NarteI 4. W. FccleStCu. The com
mlti.e OF arrangements on the part OF the
v - blT-tO1 Patriarch wa c1r.p0>tt Of T.
/ thaUIcy. Harrison Burr. aud IL. {. Ste
N0IS.
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GEORGETOWN ApvER'M'TS.

fFI 90. FIJI ns.aber. of MEcHASI
49, LoEGE. No. -, 1 - -. p, Georgetown. re
hereby 10 I'D - ssst5,e,r =. thu haa, n Bulge
click. 90 .tcr fhe fune- Al e Brother HEgFkTAW
frERoyGpS ftlf attendance e the rnetn h-r- i
esrHt Is r-Hussfed. N-Fho- - sister IOl,aS "a.
ier-aLs invited 20 uLi with ~.
Ir~dUA YoTNG.N
IL HUGH C. DIVINE. Rec. -
rFlMFR3ykp Or MkN-rre mgTT6er.
s-r Il LOGAN TRIBE, No -. IMP % RfD
NJ y, are h-rtby noTiasi q assemble IA he ~.
wan, ou Bridse street, Georgetown, On SUNDAY
IN" 18Th Instant, az 81 ok m 10 attend ihc IN
t,TNi o bTothsr HEzsSIAH SURR0rGEs All NEW
VIII Us on this sad occasion
LEVI KIpWEII Ssrheru
c. y. ROBINSON. Chief % Recrrts
GkOR6EToWN SAVINGS BANK. ID e
81 HIGH STREET
banA NO II, a m 70 ?. m, and SATURDAYS
ssT."e epositsl until p N Interest psii on
StloSH. General Banking Business done. and c 81
i,tHcps made on all accessible points Discou NJ
cayS, MONDAYS. IL. PoLkINHORS President
Ii. ". BARRETT, Cashier
Dfrfstc-s
" Folsinho-n. Thos Bowling, ' T Mitchell
Henry Dickson, X. L. CrOpley, Fred ". Jones,
NAV II tn .sa.h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE WANT most felt at Long Branch is
young men. That is the want every where in
modern high life. The tailOrs' dummy, the
girls snd, lacks virility and becomes pain
luily useless. except rs an object OF refr Sh-
ing contempt. IL does q foolish woman good
10 feel she's not the most con temptible crea-
ture in the wOrld.-Cticog0 tribune.