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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRoCLAMATroN
c,ry MAYORS OFFICE, !
1iTf OF DALLAS, Septembe 2g isi5

UT "HHHs' SeptemberW, 1875. !
IN obedience to resolution pnsse1 h, ,,,.,
Sity council, Mt a regular meeting az ~; ,ho
.o,m uny OF september, 1875, and also in No.
Gno n,, with the Charter OF the civ of Of
d"y os e mo, election viii be held on the nth
wnrd, at the usual place OF voting s Svuo o,a
,,a"n u, 70 represent the Second ward i'm
piave 81 Alderman Davis, Resigned, "" :"
eoP " W. L. CABliLL, Mayor.
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Tsxss and Pacific Lumber A..oo,.,ion,

Orders received for lumber In car load lot
Ofice 734 Main street. z. .. Box 800.
W. u. JOHNSON, General Agent.
sept2dlm
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We respectfully chll the attention 81 con.
sumers OF cigars, nnd the publc generally,v
our new Cigar Factory, where will be iouna
~ all times AN A MOL cigar, manufaclureu
sell Mt the VERY lowest factory prices.
unr efforts In each case are TO give such
satisfaction In every particular AZ will enh,
Ole us 10 secure all future orders from ine
same parties. We Invite the inspection o'
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
July3ldBm RtINE% WYNNE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
Personal

Ez-G0v. John C., Brown, Of Pulaski, Is
in the city on business connected with the
courts.
Mr.. O.. 2. johnson. Clerk and Master of
Montgomery county, was in the city yes.
teTday.
Judge Williamson and Capt. A. L. Mar
tin, Of The City CC Cedars," were among
the visitors to The Getty Of Rocks" yestc--
day.
Col. Jas. II. Lewis, Of Marshall county,
IS In the city, as are also Hon. Richard
Warner, jr., and Hon. Il. Y. Cowden.
j. ii. RUjter, General Freight Agent OF
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railway, and N. H. Smith occupying a
similar position on the Louisville, Nash
vile and Great Southern road, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Memphis.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell House
yesterday were the following: Samuel b.
Jones, Memphis; \. 2. Evans and John r.
Wallace. Shelbyviile; Rev. J, c. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. LUcien FriersOu, Columbia
DR.. 7. Il. Howell, Pulaski; l.. j.. Collins
and wife, LewiSburg; Hon. JnO. ii. Savage,
McMiunville; }. +. Wade, Spring Hill; d..
G.. Gordon, Pulaski; ". CTdigmiies, Cleye-
land, Tenn; 7. f. Worley, Ellettsville,
Ind; L. ). TinsLey, Baitimo 9; Ii. b.
Smith, G.. B. RUian, j. w. Friedman,
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. y. Foster, Chi
caco; Mrs. kIllebreW, Robertson county,
Tenn; J. G.. Morley, Bloomington, Ind;
J. Tahl, Cincinnati; Benz, Lewis, Virginia;
jeff II. Word, Cincinnati.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Baskette sent another vagrant to
tn woik-hOuse, yesterday, on a fine Of ten
dollars.
James Myers, charged with passing cOUn-
terfeit money, was committed 10 jail yes
terdly on a mittimus from the United
States Court.
George Washington was sent down 10
the wOrk-hOuse yesterday for thirty-three
days, on the charges Of drunk and disorder
liz conduct and assault and battery.
Joseph Williams, alias ScIuCcs, cO'Orcd,
was committed TO Jail by Justices Cassetty
and Creighton yesterday, on the charge Of
stealing SuudTy articles from Lizzie White.
Argument was finished yesterday in the
State vs.. Raymond Thomas, on trial for
the murder Of Joseph Diehl, night watch
man Of the Maxwell House. Judge Frazier
charged the jury, and they retired for the
purpose Of trying to agree on a verdict.
Logan Perry CJlUrgd, convicted Cf muir
der, Edmond Hall, horse-stealIng, Jacob
GRAY. murder, ali Of Rutherford county,
were tried before the Supreme Court yes
terday. Decisions In their eases will prob
ably be rendered next Saturday. There is
now only one prisoner in Jail awaiting trial
before the Supreme Court.
Five cOnVicts began terms of penal SeIvl-
tude in the penitenliary yesterday. Three
were from Upton county, brought up by
Sheriff b. F. Locke: John Wesley, Bill
Millin and Bob Strange, all cOlOred, and
sentenced or larceny % terms Of three,
four and three years, respectively. The 9th
er two were from Carroll county, brought
up by Sheriff L. ". VIII ans: Albert Flu
qua and Benjamin Willer, both cOlOTed,
aud sentenced for fifteen and twelve months,
respect lively. for larceny.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The pOstoffice viii be closed after 10
o'clock to-day. The carriers will make one
trip this morning.
Superintendent Graham, of the Federal
Cemetery. is making extensive preparations
for decoration day.
The Baptist Sunday-schOOl viii meet the
Nashville school Of that denomination at
Mt. Juliet, next Saturday.
The Nashville boys attending the Louis
vile races were reinforced by a delegation
who went up by last nights train.
One white man and three col0Ted women
were arrested last night on the charge Of
being strangers with 10 where to go"
The Young Mems Christian Association
will NEST in the basement Of AcKendree
Church on Saturday evening, May p, at
s p. N.
Tie little cannon that figured so con-
spicuously in the procession on Georges
birthday Will make a noise in Edgetield
this morning.
| ~. NJ. Stevens, was arrested last night by
Officers Head and WOmack and commit
ted TO the wO-k-house on the charge Of OBJ
/ tanning money under false p7etenses.
There viii be a meeting Of the official
Board Of the Yves. End Methodist Church
at No. IA North Cherry street (Maxwell
HOuse) this evening at $50 O'Clock.
State Deputy CT. Kelly organized a new
lodge of Good Templars in North Nash
vile, last night. Il will be called the Van
/ derbilt," and has thirty members.
Rev. John .Rains is canyaSsing the city
for the Centennial Gazetteer. 1t is eX-
/ ceedingiy valuable as a book Of reference,
and the press comment favorably upon it,.
Tim Callahan and Jack Moore Lad a lit
tie tussle last night, and officers Reed and
Burns marched them of 10 the wOTk-hOuse,
in which they were locked up 20 await
! trial.
A commercial traveller unknown 10 the
proprietor Of the store i'm which he stopped
said, Flows bUsiness?' Business" said
| the merchant, ''my mail is all trade Circu-
lars, and my visitors all drummers."
Is it not possible that there was some
mistake in the GregOrian calender, as there
was in that before il? And may it not be
that the year has GOT a month or SO ahead
Of where il belongs? This is early April
weather that We are getting nov,
Cart. VIM. ii. Graham, Of the Washing
ton Guards, addresses rs a note, stating
that the company exceedingly regret being
! unable TO turn out in the procession to-day.
| on account Of their uniforms having failed
to arrive in time. The boys say they will
be. Fixed for the next pubic occasion.
a lady dropped her handkerchief in a
street car, yesterday, and a gentleman sit
ting opposite popped down to pick it up.
/ The lady divel at the same moment, their
heads came together With a crash, bands
went up to faces, faces turned red, and some
very uninteiligible apologies were made.
His head Was the sOftest, OF course.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
THE FEDERAL DEAD.
Resolutions Adopted by the Commit
tee OF ArrHUEements-H DecOTa.
lion Isay Is to be Observed.


The Committee Of Arrangements have
adopted the following resolutions with re-
gard TO the decoration of the graves 81 the
National Cemetery on the 18th inst:
Resolved, that there shall be no address
or formal ceremonies on Decoration Day,
excepting such measures as may be ueces-
sary 10 insure good order, and enable those
present 10 decorate the graves and pay
their tribute Of respect to the memory Of
the hou0red deaf.
Resolved, that 4 cordial invitation be ex-
tended 10 all who may desire. 20 visit the
National Cemetery on that day; to the
Governor of the State and the State and
city officials; TO The patriotic societies OF
the city; 20 our friends, the eN-COnfederate
soldiers, and 10 all citizens Of our common
country.
Railroad trains VIII DE ran to the GENE
terry only I'm the afternoon, and cars will be
designated and sci apart for the several
delegations, due notice OF which will be
published. Col. L. ). Jones, Chairman Of
Committee on Transportation, (NO. 81
South Cherry street, viii assign cars to all
delegations applying in dUe season.
Contributions Of flowers that cannot be
conveniently taken 10 the cemetery are re-
quested 10 be sent to Joseph 5. Carols,
Chairman OF Committee on Flowers, who
will provide transportation.
As the cars viii he run and the deCOTa-
ton take place in the afternoon, no refresh
ments viii be required and none will be
permitted to he sold in or about the GENE
terry. Il is hoped that a proper respect for
the occasion will prevent any violation Of
this order. @. =. THRU STON, Chm.
" WALSH, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
MURFRREsBORO JOTTINGs.
Organization OF the ''SPenee Guards
First Class Officers EIeeted-The
Wheat Crop Prospects.
To the ITniou and American.

-EAEsA NAaHs OmceEs EAeeGeu-Lne
Wheat Crop Prospects.
To the Union and American:
MURFREEsBOBO, May 10, ISIj.-Our
city was decidedly interested Yesterday in
the organization Of our new military COM
pany. The community generally seem to
be pleased with the idea that even ssrebels7
may peacefully organize for drill and other
military duty. A company has been or
ganiZed here, after very few days effort,
and the officers elected have given such
entire satisfaction that the company, which
already has eighty names enrolled, will
soon be increased to more than one hun
dred. Hon j. ID. Richardson was elected
captain on the first ballot; Capt. JnO. W.
Childress, Jr., was elected First Lieuten-
ant; Hon. Jas. IL. Jamison, Second Lieu
tenant; j. K. Osborn, Secretary Of the
News Publishing Company, Brevet Second
Lieutenant; our "high sheriff. Ransom,
Orderly Sergeant, and W. Jasper Jackson,
cJlOr-bearer.
The chairman Of the meeting, Hon. j.
II. JamisOn, appointed the necessary CON-
mitteeS on rules and bylaws, uniforms and
arms, after which the question as to what
should be the name Of the company was
ulcIuoocu " lLC LAcLuhclcr NuO uudnl-
mOUsly and by reclamation decided that
il should be the "Spence Guards, in honor
Of our fellow citizen Gen. d. II. {. Spence,
who has shown himself to be a friend Of
the organization, and who occupies the
humble position Of a private in the
ranks.
There is nothing Of interest or impOr-
tame occurring in or quiet little city at
present. The various Sunday-schOOls are
having their usual May picnics and fes-
rivals.
Farmers express strong hopes Of a good
wheat crop, and Of course a better fiuan-
cial status Of the county is anticipated in
consequence.
Tell State Treasurer Morrow to hurry up
his currency, as Rutherford county is in a
condition TO use a part Of il. More in the
future. /. PRIVATE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
Annual Meeting Of the lookout Noun.
tain Tarn-BeziFiS.

The ninth annual meeting of the Look
cut Mountain Tum-Bezirk viii be held
here On the 23rd, 9th and 25th Of this
month. Delegates viii arrive Saturday
night from ChattouoOga, Atlanta, Memphis
Knoxville and Helena, Ark Quite large
,..#a- alton is also expected from other
cities.
sunday night there viii be "a concert and
dramatic Performance ut Turner Hall, and
Monday a picnic viii DE given at tue HOI-
ticullWal Iarden, when the prize tuning
Of the boys takes place. The juveniles
have been under the excellent training of
Ben Uucer. and viii TO doubt reflect credit
upon theus elves and instructor. Tuesday
morning the delegates meet III convention
at Turner Hall TO elect officers and trans
act other business connected with The so
ciety.
sam , av5aueT, of this city, IS president
If tie Tuu-BeZirk, and viii preside over
the meeting.
Tie festival Will close with a grand ball
al Turner Hall, Tuesday night. The as
sambling of the Tu7n-Bezirll is looked for
ward to with much Interest 10y cur Ger
man atfzans, and all anticipate a Jolly
time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
RedIstrfclinr rha CITY.

ing yesterday morning and decided to take
as a basis for laying cat the various wards,
as far As practicable, lines running east and
west from the river Mes5rs. Hally,
Q thompson, Martin, Mocller, and Moore,
i Om the special committee were appointed
a sub committee to app0rtion the requisite
number Of voters to each Of the wards, aud
lay of the lines of the same. They will
-uaat Lnis m-ru-m- In d. MaEu--s office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
THE COURTS.

FEDERAL COURT-United States vs.,
Sugg Fort; pending.
SUPREME COURT-aTgument in the
case Of BlOomstein vs.. Sneed, Tax COllec-
tor, was concluded yesterday. The first
section then took up the Criminal cases
from Rutherford, and the second resumed
the Davidson Law, reaching and taking up
No. 81, w. Bayless vs.. Andrew II, COus-
sens ct al.
The first section will to-day hear two
criminal causes recently brought up from
Bedford county.
CRIMINAL COURT-StaLe vs. Raymond
Thomas, murder; pending.
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AIitlIo - - md Found.

The Sunday School scholars Of the
Christian Church, Of Lebanon, gave a de
Hghtful picnic last Tuesday on Liudsley's
farm. four miles from town on the Sparta
pike. During the day little girl about
three years OLD. daughter Of Mr.. Harding,
the Superintendent Of the Sunday School,
stravat of into The woods. About twenty
men set out 10 look for her, and Sue was
found by Mr.. Jolly two miles from The
Dicuic grounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20

During Messrs. White and Bliss stay
in Nashville, a party Of ladies raised a
handsome pu.se for each of them but, be
fore ey completed ihe subscriptions, the
evangeIisis heard of their grateful under
taking and siEnihed in the most positive
manner their unwilIiuguess 10 receive any
pocuuiary consideration whatever for
their lab1-s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
JOSEPH REED.
Tie Sequel 40 HIS Miraculous Escape
A Good Job ON Eads' Jetties.

Our Deaderick street contemporary did
not give, yesterday, all the facts connected
with Reeds miraculous escape. Be
fore the lyuChers hustled him of
to the bridge, he had been pro
videI with one Of Capt. Boynt0n's
swimming suits, which he wore under his
clothes. As soon as he touched the warer
he turned over on his back, lighted a cigar
and padded leisuTely down to New Or
leans, from which city he writes us that he
has got good paying job of
work on Eads' ietties. Il makes us mad
TO think Of all The abuse that has been
heaged upon Nashville because of that lit
tie practical joke the boys played on Reed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20

Tie iuy ia the Sugg Fort trial. before
Judge TTiE-, reported for duty yesteT-
day afternoon, and the examination Of Wit
nesses was resumed. The last Of the Gov
erumenCs witnesses were heard and The
testimony for Tie defense began. There
are vet many witnesses 10 be heard. Rob
erts0n county doubtless misses quite large
fraction of It's population since the com
mencemeut Of this trial.
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His ContributIon 20 sfemphls.

Gen. G.. P. ThTustOn, Of this city, has
supplied Memphis with q war-worn United
States FAC, for decoration dag, to be dis
played in the procession Of Federals and
eE-COnfedeTates. Il was sent by express
yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
Supreme council United Friends of

This body, the highest department Of the
order named, met in annual session yester-
day, in Temperance Hall, Union street.
Representatives were present from the
States Of Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Mis-
sissippi, Illinois, Missouri, California, and
Tennessee.
The NJ. W. P.-JOhn MOlTAt-was pre-
vented by business engagements, from be-
ing present, and his place was filed by
Isaac LittOn, p. N W.sP. A ritual for
Grand Councils was adopted, and a large
amount Of other business transacted, re-
lating to the interior working Of the order.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20
Assistant Warden Of the Penite-l

Gov. Porter yesterday appointed Jas. F..
Cummings, Of Davidson county, Assistant
Warden Of the peniteutiaTy rice W. Matt
Brown, resigned. The new assistant IS
not relation o. The Warden, Mai. z. F..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20

There were no arrivals. The John S.
Bransford departed for BurksVille last
evening.
The CiGrkSJale Tobacco Leaf says:
Gracey x Brother have received the new
wharf boat, we spoke Of last week. It is
large, convenient boat, and the strongest
ever here. Those two genial sons Of the
river, Mat Gracey and Jim King, occupy
the upper story, while below is the most
convenient freight storage could be made.
Capt. Ambrose, Of the the Burksyille, af-
ter two more trips will put his machinery
and furniture on a new boat building al
Paducah. She is longer, broader, with
greater depth OF hold than his present boat.
He went down yesterday and will be up
Friday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20

J.R. GOlladay's Seventy-fourth Month
ly Drawing will be drawn on Monday,
May p, 1875. Prizes all cash.
One Prize Of 5000.
One of $1,000
Two Of 500.
one Of 500.
Three Of $500,
Three Of $3.50.
Four of 500,
Three Of $50.
Six Of 500.
One of SIS.
One Of SO.
One Of $50.
IO4 Of $50.
1859 ranging from s. to $40.
Tickets limited to 1900 at - each.
Half tickets 81, quarter tickets so cts. A
half ticket entities tie holder to one-half,
and a quarter ticket to One-fourth Of the
prize drawn by their corresponding num-
bers.
CLUB RATES.
81 tickets for $40,
Il tickets for so.
Is tickets for so.
81 tickets for 500.
Address all orders for tickets to J. r.
Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky.
my2O 2t
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Attractive Bargains.-Sik Striped
Grenadines and Poplins we relailed last
spring at thirty-iye and fifty cents, reduced
to 10 and 121 cents, al the Southern Pal
ace, Ill and 1l3 Church street. John
Gigan & Co. my11 #
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Another Dig at Them.-Have marked
another lot Of SUMNER SILKS DOWN TO
ONE DOLLAR per yard for the READY
CASH. Many Of these are even less than
cost. Come ea-ly. Thompson Bros. &
Kelly, Summer street. myl5 81
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Gents Spring UndeIshirts and Drawers
at Jesse Ely's. my3 #
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White Dress Shirts and Fancy Shirts at
Jesse Ely's. may2 If
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CITY NOTICES.

Grand TraPeze Performance at the Mag
nolia Garden tonight, between 81 and 100
O'Clock, by Emory and Tindall. Ladies
and gentlemen invited. Free. Different
amusemen,s. every night. Music every
Wednesday and Saturday night. John H.
Dix, Proprietor. my20 1t
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All Of the latest style Hats for men and
boys, at Jesse Ely's. my2 If
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Fine Light Beaver hats at jesse Ely's.
N.Y. tf
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Boys and Children's Hats, new styles,
at Jesse Ely's. my2 If
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 20, 100 A. NJ.
PrObGbilitieS.-FOr Tennessee, the Ohio
valley, and the lower lakes, falling barOm-
eter, south and west winds, warmer, cloudy
weather and possibly light rain.
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Resort Of Stage Of Water, 1gith Changes IN
tie q hours ending p. n. Nay 70, 1875.
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Blank C. indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus q tendency 70 fall; plus ID
tendency to rise.
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T,OE-TsvFT,T,E s, CINCINNATI SHOOT
LINE RAEEEBADs-Tralns leave ana ar
rive at Louisville as follows.
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EDDTVILLE,

anu NOV UIItlnSs
THE elegant Passenger
IL Steamer, Z zy~l--rrriik :
EDDTVILLE, --z5=sz-s.
W. j. Harman, Master, E E. Dovle clerk
VIII leave for the above points on THURSDAY,
May 20, at Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 20
". Z. BYERS, Agent, Al and A Front street.
my19 q
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Paducah, Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis
and New Orleans,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-20

Pullman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
Cas- from St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
t. washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
T75rou-h tickets and further information can
he obtained az the principal Ticket 0mces
fhrougbou- the West Southwest and North
vest. THOS. 2. BARRY, Western T assenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Wednesday,
May 10, 1873.

MaIlmum temperature 80 deg, minimum tenn
perature 40 deg, mean temperature SIS deg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
LOCAL " E VS..


SO reward for a Lost . lcketDook. See q I.
Tire street lamps will be = hit Tonight at
II 80 y. M and Cxtinsu' an i a So 3. m.
warren ChOate & Co and ]. {. ParEer &
Co both send Us HdyyCr's EtzGT for Aug. 1th.
sunday excursion OF the steamer May
WaShir stOn tC morrow TO Mount NeTrcl
Springs
Dr. {. II. Furvis colored, of this city. pro-
Ioses TO taFe part i'm the republican cam
Cincinnati and other places.
The Carroll Institute and Medical Society
r,Spect 10 the memory of the late Dr. Ben.
Thompson. and resolved TO attend his funeral
3; 3 C'el"cE tC- morrow Afternoon.
Sergeant Guy, Of the fourth precinct has
rec v"fe' lot Of carpenters ')o'S which
were stolen on the 18th instant from house
cuffer a. l9ih and X streets northwest by two
small white boys.
Yesterday evening while ONE Toys wpl
Ilayirc in The branch bctw en- o and p 9 nj
1T and - streets northwest, they found
cFaf female 'ri0-f which va TUNED Owe
t. Cf,iC. r tIC1 Ier who trDlS 70 IN the -ecOnd
Trscirct S'7tion-hCu-e and bottled TIE cor
CUCr.
James CiSSeI. Thirteen years of are. fell out
of fft" a. ~" conner OF Pennsylvania av
fnue and fIth street CrEt YESTERDAY at{er-
room, ard hi@Se his arm. He wa taken to
f-c house OF his fafhe-. tOiec- o. Knnt1cKy
g . c. Crgia avenues. where DR.. Mckirl rem
dtTcd medical cid.
y call has been issued Tor n meeting of
1'sfgy nrer NJ the rooms Of the Y. NJ. q y. on
Monday evening. 20 take into con .idera.i ion
The rTOEr.ctv 81 inviting NeS~rS. Moody and
50 key 20 Washington frr the purpose of
tCi'1Jg SCri- , OF reviva n~CtiUGS.
tCUVaDy i. ptan Donald McCathr97.
rave decided "a adopt a double b-e lSI~t
coat, similar 10 that worn by the New York
-th y -'ueHt. ard "a shake. q, their IN
on ire Ccc2SiC ion of tEtiT visit 10 the Hhiia-
JClrhia centennial
Tine Virginia Midland railroad is running
two trains daily with sleeping cars at
fd' TO White Sulphur SPRINGS 9Ci other
watering places along the 4. Z ii % rat'rO1r
going 'hToG without change OF cars. See
advertisement.
f'.SUHS residing in the neighbCThOCf Of
{ifH aud II streets EOrtdWt. are AFRAID that
n what u as done there last week il repeated
Tonight O. q Sickue. vii. follow. Last sat
CTtay UiGi a lCG1 OF dead animals was de-
TuSifed ffefe. 3 nj Lent Uu:il Monday morn
II = causing an irtClerabIS ste4ch. which
arssatCd the EcisHbOThO.d on Sunday
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