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REVIVAL OF REAL ESTATE.-In looking
over the sales of h. II. Warner, real estate
broker and auctiOneer, we find among many
others the following sales made within the
past few days at prices which we consider
remarkably good: Sub. lot {, square I5S
fronting 2k feet on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets, by an average
depth of ~ feet, and improved by four
story brick used as offices, sold for Edward
Nj. Gallaudet, trustee, TO the National Union
Insurance Company, at Sl1 600; part LOT l.
square 81, on the corner of 9th and streets
northwest, for John F. Hanna. trustee to
Prof. j. NJ. LangstOn, at 80 cents per square
foot; also, on L street, near corner of 9th for
same trustee, to Il. u. KeySer, ESQ, at II cts
per square foot: part lot II, square % }. on
The southeast corner of 18th and q streets
northwest. for the Commissioners OF District
Of Columbia, TO Albert Gleason, ESQ, at
1919 per square foot; leasehold of eastern
part lot IL, square 311, improved by brick
building containing two stores and twenty
two Offices and rooms, on the south side of r
street, between 9Th and 10th northwest hav-
ing tbirty-twO years 10 run, and subject to
an annual ground rent of $500, for George
Mason, trustee, to Henry NJ. Baker a. 81 900
cash; part OF "GOungs bOrO' ;" on the BaIti-
more and Ohio railroad. i'm the rear of deaf
and dumb asylum, containing about fifty
acres, and subject 10 about 3 800 taxes for
George W. Stickney, trustee, to Fred W.
Jones al s. 200; lot II, square 224, fronting -
feet inch on the south side of q street be-
tween 18th and 18th northwest, by a depth of
llS feet y inches, for Edwin NJ Lewis trus-
tee OF Jay Cooke Il Co, bankrupfs, to Gen.
W. Riggs at S3.O5 per square foot; sub. lot
~, square 2S2, on 18th street, between Massa-
chusetts avenue and NJ street northwest. inn
proved by three story brick dwelling for
Walter >. Cox and John +. Hanna assigneeS
10 Daniel kolb at $4,000 and part lots 6,
and 9, square 821, fronting As feet on Attn St.
between ID and + southeast, by a depth OF
los feet inch, for Samuel Cross, trustee, to
Stacy Potts, esq, at -, so.
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UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
SNPaRALLELED ASsoRrMENT-
ENPaRALLELED AsS0RTMENT-
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
InQ1aaty my Fabrics are unsurpassed
In beauty ctSsyle e1cel
In moderation Of Price STRA Us, the Coshier,
is ,oitho'a competition.
urge careful inspection of ma Goods before
purchasing elseaoheTe, assuring the Ptsolic
that never before haue had such
variety Of Garments to
please al tastes and
desires, to dccontnso-
date ou purses, or
TO 0fue szch en-
tire salts
faction.
IA visit to sTRAUs, the Clothier, win fully
repay all who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase or only wish to
view my immense and wei selected stock.
A. sTRAUs,
1o11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ser2aH Between 18TH and 18th streets.
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ANOTHER HOEICIDE NEAR FORT FOoTE
On Sunday homicide occurred near Fort
FOote, IN Prince Georges county, Md. In-
formation received here is TO the effect that
some pigs belonging to the Code family got
into the corn of q cOlOred man named EIDE
lin, and some words passed between the Co
dies and Edelin,. The latter, il is alleged, set
his dogs on the pigs, and one of the COLES
struck Etelin with "A stone, fr9cturIng his
skull, and Edelin, died few hours thereafter
Code was arrested. 1t will be recollectei
that there was homicide in a quarrel about
a calf in the same vicinity month or two
ago.
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The Patent JACQUELISE CORSET, so
highly recommended by all dress makers as
The most perfect sitting. are sold by Taylor "
HufIy. sS3 Pennsylvania avenue, Price only
one collar per pair. 7
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SOMETHING NEw.-Twenty-five handsome
paIlor suites have just been received on co.
sisnment az the auction rooms OF Wash B.
Williams. Great bargains are offered.
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DRY GOODS.
IUsr RECEIVED

GUTM4N'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"
9i2TrH SrSBxT NV.
OUR NV FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
SRecislty Of BLACK and COLOREn SILKS.
GtlPURE LACES. YAK LACEs, SIN 40
NoRsTkD FRlNGES e the latest ima1rtSti,Tyls,
IN which we cannot Re und srsold
Ti-ty. 49,
BLACK GOODS ~ all dssciipsions
In our klDGLONE DEPARTMENT We defy coupa-
titiCn.
Elegant Two But;oned GLOVE. G. cents
WEAR
large stock Of BLANKETS. QUILTS SC
Eltgant Rssortnse MT 81 RRI SSELS aud IN
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. a..
GUTMAN's.
octl lm Ola 7th street Northwest
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GEORGEToWN SAYINGS BANK, ID. e

Bank hours, a. m. 10 .. m, and on SATURDAY..
to receive deposits until p m. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done, and col
lectlOns made all accessible points ID lscount
days MONDAYS. ii. P0LKINH0RN, President,
Ii. W. BARRETT, Cashier
Directors.
n Polkfnhorn, ThOs Bowling, j. r. Mitchell,
Henry Dickson, X. l.. Cropley, Fred. W Jones'
Riley A. Shinn, L, D. Hartley. Thomas KnorIe
I I'm "
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SPORTS on THE EASTERN BRANCH-The
Races feSteotIg.-A very large crowd assem-
bled near the AnacOstia bridge yesterday af-
ternOon 20 witness the sDOrts, of which mem
ton was made in THE STAR of last evening
The iat me = race was announced to come
OF first. but as the fat men failed to respond
the foot race was next in order. There were
five entries for tins race, the distance being
30 NaTts on the new AnacOStia bridge Mr.
&. r. Howard came in the winner, with Mr.
=. III. Clark second. The second class skin
race was next started. There were onIy
three entries for this race, and the distance
was mile and third. Mr.. Philip Mans
field proved the victor. Time, rs minute;
and 3 seconds. The sack race, which was
next on the programme, created a great deal
OF amusement. Mr.. Garges, after a great
many tum Oles and mishapS, succeeded in
reaching the goal first and was declared the
winner. amidst great applause. The most
interesting event of the day however was
the frSt-ciaSS skin race, which was next in
order. Three entries had been made for this
contest, Messrs. Beach, the Annie; Law
renee, the Capitolia; and Luckett, the-Mary
The race was very interesting and exciting
for time, but Mr.. Beach soon showed him
self the best man, although Mr.. Lawrence
pressed him closely. The ANNE rounded the
home boat in p minutes and 80 seconds The
tub race, in which Mr.. Philip Mansfield was
The victor, closed the sports of the day, and
the large crowd gradually dispersed. highly
pleased with the entertainment afforded
them.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN THE
l. MES OF CALVIN; 9th vol, by d Aubignc,
Daily Thoughts, by Tslmadge.
From jet 20 Earnest, by 4. p Roe
touiyn Castle, by gne- Giberne
Elsie : OmanhOod, b. Martha Farquarson
livery Pay Facts for Every Day Life
Our WASTED Resources, by Dr. Hargreayes.
For sale BY
WM. BALLAHTYNR,
oct2 tr 42s 1rH STREET
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HAD HIS ARM CRUSHED WHILE Coup
LING CARS VIM. Childs. brakeman on
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, had his
nigh arm BADLY crushed while attempting TO
couple an engine with tender on Maryland
avenue. on Saturday night last. DIR. III. r.
Leach rendered. medical aid, after which the
injured man vas sent TO his home, on '
street east
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RRODHEAD X Co,
$50 PENNSY yANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN sTH AM 10Th STREET..
Have Just resolved a complete ,taok Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS.
from q cents to 81 Is per yard. embracing Plain
ard Plaid CAMEL HAIR, French DTAGON AIS
IN SEBGES, CbiaiIl CLOTH, Snow n-ckad
CAnELS HAIR, striped nEBE3ES. s. , 80 4,
many Of which cannot he fond elseN here in this
market, having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLACK sIl Ms, from : 10 20 81 20 Per ward, in
eluoiug The celebrated make Of Bonnet Guinet, Bel
lew. ard fCrO ard Tee 'u'--l
BLACK CAsHME6ES # French manufacture,
unsurpassed in color, quality and durability, from
BLACR ALPACsssuS MOHAIRS, from asc up.
DRAP DEETE. IS audup
NooILEN BLANKETS, lied and crib. from
S3tO SIS pair
whiie and Red sLAESELs, Twnled and Plain
nom ~ cents to / p per yard.
sHANGs. from al to $50
FALMORAb SKlRrS, 81 and m.
Ihrse UUt'op Paris ktpS. 81 &. in ali colors
y" Iron frame HOSE best quality - box.
WAN utta Blssched COrTOS, IS cents yard
These goods have been sel-s ted with great care
and purchased for cash, and should receive the AZ.
tentIon Of ali close buyers
BRODHEAD q CO.,
octI-fr S39 Penns. ave, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
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SECOND GRAND OPENING
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

| SECOND GBAND OPENING
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
! Having inst returned from New York with an i'm.
mense ock Of Dry Goods, bought fully IS per cent
sane Is per cent less than any house south Of New
GRAND OPENING OF LADIES NEW STYLE
pieces Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods, Il and l5c
hnlckeTt3oker Plaid only sc.
C.mel's Hsir Plaids, only s7Isc
Wool.
Goods " '- sNs III DIeas
10 gi.ess Grey and CeIored P ints, only 6lse
1 Twill and Plain Camel Hair, from 25c. up.
f Msyy biSe Cashmere, yard wide SOC.
Sssss and S sS 70 I tSs sI 81, a.
Large Double Blankets, 81 50; better ones, rs.
Zine Ssxony Wool, o..
Ht me made Twill Blankets. IS.
Essn ross. Sns g.
E Extra Heavy Canton flsnnei, lzxc worth lec.
Bed and white FIsnnels, from sOc. up. Heavy
Medicated Red Twill, only SOC. Shakers Flannels,
Mar and 6Ss Bed aesins GSs
Feather Proof Iieking, 0c; All in want 81 Dry
.. - q. frsMsSM !, . CO.;
sep2s-eotr south ode, near TIN o., nertIvest.
C'AMELg HAIR CLOTH, sc. . yard, solid ool.
" ors and plaids. This 10 extra cheap, 1t the
ossss; store s .rss Sss
N e " ID n Y g o Ds.
Plaid, Brocsde, and Plain DRESS GOODS. from
70 cents mp.
Black and eoIcrsa MERINos and oAsHMEREs.
OAssIMEREs for men and boys from 50 cents 10
q 50 per yard.
BLANKETS, frem IS to SO per pair.
Brocha and other new style SHAwLs.
Ore Gutta Percha BLANKETS II rs cents
dren should have one.
BLACK SILK, sl.so sl75, and s2-grest bar.
gain.
CARPETS, oILcLorHs. and MArrINGs-
cheap.
Can and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
u&JRGE J. JOHNSON q CO..
-.s-l III MARKET spaUu
RLAcK ALPAoAs, MOHAIRs AND CASH
= mkbEsi extra hne goods, ct 50 cents 3 yard Al
IRE ehe9 pest store IN the city. OoNNOLLfs
sc ~ sm ee- sln street, OPP. Patent once.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
Carpets, Rags, Mats, aud OIL Cloths
End Mourning Calico, 81, worth loo
Extra heavy Canton Flanuels. 10, l2I TO sc
Cloth shades Dress Goods, l25S 10 75c.
Fancy Plaids. IS 70 soc
Elegant stock Mined Sultings, serges, CsmaIs'
Hair.
Mourning stock in Cashmere, Merinoes Bouba-
zines.
English Brussels. 81 q worth sl75.
Irgrains. 20, So, IS, SAtc., 81, very cheap.
Rugs. Mate, oil Cloths
Ny Carpet sIo,k too large and want 70 reduce f.
for cash.
Full lire Blankets, Comforts. Felt skirts
Me giant COlcTod BAlmorai : kirt, soc.
Coed value at oil times for the money.
T.. NAUDAIN,
sepS wv 700 Market Space.
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ARRESTED IN ALEXANDRIA-TO- De-
tective COomes brought from Alexandria
James Gallon, who had Just served ont a
sentence in that city. Gallon is charged
with being one of the parties who robbed a
son OF Mr. w. b. Webb of some of his cloth
ing 6aIilon made his escape at the time
and going 10 Alexandria committed some
offence, for which he was sentenced to two
months in the chain gang, which expired to-
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II EMOvAL-DAyID Z. YOUNG'S Millinery
HI and Fancy Goods Establishment re- "A
moved from No. 7 Bridge street, George ~
town, TO No. IL Bridge street An entire k>
new and complete assortment of DRY -
GOODS has been added, making IL the most cont
plete store in GeorsetowH to select from.
Vlslt II Solicited. auRls- sn
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District Government Affairs.


ECIl nISE PERMITS.
Building PERMITS were iSSUei to-day by
Inspector Plowmau. as follows Father
White, q frame dwelling. north side x. be-
tween 10Th and Goth streets north vest; $50.
n. Schwartz. 5wO two story brick dwellings,
east side 6fb, between ~ and streets north
east; 81 600.
NOTICE TO RAILROADS.
The following communication was sent by
the District CCmmi SSiOners yesterday.
To the Washington Ci'y and Point LOOtOR
ROdTOdd CU5HBOsU The attention of the
Washington City and Point Lookout Rail-
road company and of the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad company, has been repeatedly
called 10 the obstruction 10 ira vel and danger
Of life, caused by the present mode of con-
stTUcttOn OF the railroad across the street
leading from the Anacostia bridge 10 Union
town, but no satisfactory response has been
received. Loss OF life and destruction of
property have recently resulted from neglect
OF the reasonable request made by the au-
thorities OF the District touching this matter.
The right of the company to lay its track on
the street Is limited TO such construction
OF the track and roadway as not to impede
the passage or transportation OF persons or
property. / am directed by the Commission
ers to notify you that the street leading from
the AnacoStia bridge " i'll be so leveled wher
the railroad crosses IL as To no longer obstrt' Ct
travel and cause danger to life. The W. IN.
iDgtOn City and Point Lookout railroad com
paEyis again requested to make such CT ,ange,
in the railroad tracks as to adapt the same IL
the grade of the street. On apph cation a
this office the grade will be furnished
But If this change shall not be M abe by the
company within ten days from mis- date I'm,
commissioners will themselves cause it q
be made, and to this end wiz COVER the road.
way of the railroad at this point. or thii
action. contingent upon neglect of the com
pany to itself make tue change in the tim,
above mentioned, You gre hereby notified
ln order that the company may have an OF
portunity to arrange lOr the suspension o
the running of trains and for rtla wing its
tracks conformably 10 the proper grade.
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THE . RAILROAD CASE" IN THE POLICE
COURT.-In yesterdays mention of "a rail-
road case in the Police Court, the prose-
cutting witness, James W. Barnes. is reported
as teStifying that: " These packages he
Claimed, and he showed tie cashier the
necessary papers. but the agent Mr.. KOOntz)
refused TO let him axe them.'
Mr.. Hale. the cashier Of the Il. and o.
freight office in this city, writes L. say that
this should have real as follows: a. The
packages were claimed by Mr.. Barnes who
showed the cashier papers upon which the
demand was based. The cashier declined to
denver on the papers presented, upon the
ground that the alleged agent of the shipper
DID not present the original oil 81 Jn,fiIlG N
sIJ!sT 81 The con- iG1iee The cashier referred
Nj. Barnes To the general agent, who con-
filmed the cashiers views and refused TO
allow the removal OF the property
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FkECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiher.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS-Just
received from New Yors Ladies Dress goods in
the newest materials used Beautiful Plaids ana
other goods for misses and children. Cloths Ca.si-
meres and WOolens for men and boys. spleDd A
stock If Shawls. Flannels of all kinds A lares
stock OF Blankets at 50, 81, Is, and Sc. Carpets,
oil Cloths, and Rugs
Call and examine our Goods
We sell cheap.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
oct2-ly 103>Bridge street
WE SELL LOWER THAN ANY NEW YORK
w bankrupt store in this District a f-e=h1 a .
stock ct low prices. Call and see our FRENUHhSSN
FLOWt Rs, FEATHERS. A large assort OK
meLt Of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS and Mo-
lions. Ladies'. Gents and Chiidreu's UNDER
EAh and HOSIERY Frank Leslie's Cut Paper
Patterns, and other articles too numerous 10 men
uoH. J. y. COOK & co,
No. 81 Bridge street,
sepSuo OF Georgetown. ID. O.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
HeZeklah Arthur and Cecilia jefferson: "
L. Barr and A. l.. Mann; Thos Il. Nyrnan
Va, and Sadie z Keys; William Draley and
Maggie Brown; Isaiah Butler and MAGGIE
Branson; Peter Wallach and Rosetta wal
ACE; Henry Sims and Ellen Thomas; Cnss.
II. Smiley, OF Perry county, Pa, and Emily
NJ Ferguson; John l.. KoiF and Sarah j.
BlundOn; j. Lambert JarbOe, OF Prince
George, Nd, and Margaret A. Humphrey
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THE FREEDNEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
tOhPANE VII commence paying dividend
OF twenty per cent. on the LIST of November
next. as heretofore stated in THE STAR. The
Mhole number OF open deposit accounts is
y, IA. The present liabilities are - g5l T49 80
he amount Of the first dividend 10 he paid
As above stated IS S591, 1f9.s7. There are
about 300 ACCOUNTS of less than one dollar,
and al least 1900 accounts less than five
dollars each. As the commissioners will be
much pressed 10 get ready for payment by
The let OF November no claims should be pre-
scented or forwarded before that time.
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a Wooded Rerory,,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY WELLS EFFORTs TO
BRIAN Up THE STRAW BAIL BUSINESS
The move made yesterday 10 the CRIMINAL
Court by the District Attorney fex CIV
wells foI the court TO re'5-lire parties Offer
j. 2 "a 80 bail for pTisonF Is 10 make an AZ
1GaVlt as TO their peCT.niary condition, OC-
casters some diScusSiS,n among the mem bers
Of The bar. and there is a diversity OF opinion
on Tie question. The many who have seen
WEat farce going bail here has been for
years past, and WHO have seen criminals es-
cape IuniShTD ent and their hontlsmen escape
prosecution. approve the change Some who
regard the affidavit as an innovation on GUS
tom are OF the conservative class, and op-
IOSed % any change. 1t has been known
mere fp several years that some men have
mace business OF giving bail, and have
Inade money thereby. In a large number of
instances these have proved TO be straw
hS!lOrs. 1t is said that fifteen per cent has
Seen the usual charge-sO much clear gain,
LOT they are never prosecuted II would
appear That there is now so much compe-
t1tiOn IN the business that the professionals
nave cut the rates, as the present Price seems
10 De 10 10 per cent
THE AFFIDAVIT
prepared by the District Attorney is as fol-
In Us Stpreu,s Curt OF the District Of C5,,i1s-
| tld-HO6iiIig a Criminal Term.-United States
OF America VS.. (namel, No. -, District of
tnaDs of party being duly sworn, says that
he Is worth, over and above all his debts aud
liabilities, the sum of x dollars in real es-
tate. situated in the District of Columbus
described as follows: description, and Is
| worth the sum of g dollars. That he owns
| said property in fee simple, free and unen-
/ numbered COR except. That there are no
! judgments against him, nor any mechanics
/ liens or tax titles against his property, Tex
cept). That be is not surety nor responsible
| on the bond or recognizance OF any person
Whatsoever (eXcept). That he offers himsel {
4 as surety in this case for the sum of (-) dol
| lars, in good faith and Internationally; and
| believing that The said defendant will appear
| according TO the exigencies of the said recog-
/ nizaDce, and that he has not received any
| fee, compensation, or reward, and has not
| been promised any, and does not expect to
| receive any, as consideration, in whole or
| IN part, for becoming surety for the said de-
/ fendant.
/ Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this
I day of -, 49,.
If the Court should make such rule the
/ District Attorney will be enabled to examine
| the title Of the property, and ifthe party has
! sworn falsely he will have his 1.-THE party -
/ own writing on which TO base a prosecution
I for perjury,
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Bulldog AsSoCIATIoHS.-At the first
meeting Of the Arlington Cooperative
Building Association last night, % 900 were
advanced at an average premium OF ll2 per
eeut. The payment Of so large an amount of
dues makes the Arlington a success.
AT the 9Th meeting of the First Co opera
tive Association last night, % 800 were al
vanced at premium OF "a.
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THE SOUTHERN Maryland RAILROAD
Some weeks ago MeSsrs. Starr ana RidCnour
and other creditors of the Southern Marylau
Railroad company. filed a bill for an iniudc-
ton and receiver, on which a pTelim nary
restraining order was made, and Mr.. y. F.
CieaTy appointed receiver. The case was
argued about three weeks since and this
morning Judge Olin, in the Equity Court
made an order setting aside the restraining
order ana dlsCharging the receiver directing
him 10 report his acts 10 the court. The rOai
VIII, As far as the District is concerned. 90
back into the hands Of Col. &. :. STaoOt aud
the other officers, but In Maryland the case
has been continued tn Janus ~ next.
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MANS SKULL FRACTURED BIZ
stone - Yesterday afternoon difficulty
took place al the corner OF 9Th and streets
northwest, between a white man named
Jonn Alcorn and cOlOred man named Watt
Hawklns. during which the latter threw a
stone, striking the former on the forehead,
fTScturtng mis- skull. DIR. r c. MauSs dressed
me wound, which Is considered Of "A serious
II not rata. nature, after which the Injured
man was conveyed 10 his home corner of
"th and Boundary streets. Hawkins was ar
rested and locked up for a hearing.
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TIE PHI HARMONIC SOCIETY held its
annual meeting last nj ght at Tallmadge hall
and eiscted the following officers: c. c. Ever
president; f. II. Taylor, vice president; n. j.
lockwood, secretary; Josiah Bellows, libra
rian; G. SIOrrs, treasurer; Messrs. o. b. Bal
lard. J. l. Douglas and W. III. Frazier, addi-
tiOnal me rnbers Of the executive board; and
DR.. j. Il. Caul6eld, musical director The
society resolved 70 enter upon active rehear-
sal SOr the winters entertainments, and 20
PREF are som e OraCOrIo or like production To
he 0iyen in fOur nj : n -
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A MEETING or THE sINTH-sTRFFT RAP
TIs- CHURCH ,COLoKED) was held last eve
ming. - take action in reference to- their pas
tor. Rev. VIM. II. Lee. Edwsrd Freeman
was elected moderator, and e r. GiIcriSt
Clerk The chairman stated that as the
meeting was held on account of Mr.. Lee
who was present, they would now like to
hear from him. ThereUpOn Mr.. Lee left the
building As there was no res gnRtion to
take action upon, the meeting passed a reSO-
lntlon "tnat the services OF Rev. William III.
Lee be no longer required in THIS church"
Rev X. =. Laws. of Virginia was called To
O1hclaie i'm the place Of Rev. VIM. II. Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

CIRCUIT COURT IURoRs.-The following
jurors have been drawn by the clerk for the
October term of the Circuit Court William
& O'Meara, Matthew Gait. WILLIAM b. Jack
son stephen ID. Castlenan, Adam Kowald,
Jonn Z Cox, William II. Claggett, John
Mlneoerger, William II. Gray, James o.
barron, Joseph Prather, h. .. Johnson, Cas-
slInlL Bonn, William Il. Reed, William III
fdlno1rg, John H Brooks, Robert McDer-
mott; hiehard ;. Smith, Jesse B. Wilson.
MarshaiI Bnrrell, John T Lucas, Walter w,
burdett, William n. Slater, John Shsa'
Robert Z. Hewitt, and John r Hickey.