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G 20 u e. z TOWN.

FATAL FALL FROM THE Top OF A STONE
QUARRY.-AbOut 430 O'Clock this morning
Mr.. Chas Edwards reported at the George
Town police station that a man was lying on
the canal road. above the College pond, In n
wounded condition. Sergeant Bull repaired
10 The place and found a cOlored man named
Smith Frey on the side of the road with his
head cut in fearful manner. He was con-
Neyed 10 the station house and DR.. Appleby
called in, and pronounced him in dying
condition. 1t is thought that he fell over
from the top of an old quarry at that place
and had been lying there some time. His
residence is not known. The wound extends
from the forehead, fully six inches back the
length OF the head; the frontal bone is
broken, and the brain exposed. 1t is eX-
pected that the wounded man will die before
night: 1t is supposed that he mounted the
Cliff, beneath which he was found, to wit
ness the illumination on the river, and that
he fell and struck his head on the rocks
below.
SPRUNG A LEAK.-The schooner s. B.
wheeler, bound from Georgetown TO Boston,
sprung leak of Matthias Point yesterday,
ana was compelled TO return to Alexandria
for repairs.
GRAM. G. & j. NJ. Waters report sales
OF 2,ZO bushels wheat at S136 4 per bushel.
Arrived, schooner RoXanna from Baltimore,
with $500 bushels wheat for ID. l.. Shoema
ker; schooner Seward from Baltimore, with
$500 bushels wheat for a. II. Herr.
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LOCAL " Z " s
Condensed Locals.

The grand Jury have discharged Joseph
Freurdt. cha ged with resisting an officer,
ard Frederick Schmidt. with false pretenceS.
Draws weil-MilbuTn's iced tea and soda,
which is well drawn a. their popular estab-
Iishment
The marriage Of Patrick J. Kelly and Mag
gle Waters took place July 2. 1873, and not
lS75, as was printed ia THE STAR of .yeSter-
day.
IIr. John a. Holn'es, of the ''OId Man OF
the Mountain" nOtOTiety. is in town and
stopping at Fishers, 9th and T. streets north
west.
Mr.. j. Tyler Powell resigned his office OF
justice Of the peace yesterday. and Will here
afIer devote his attention exclusively to law
practice
a cOlOred infant was found on the steps of
Judge Wylie'S residence. corner OF Vermont
avenue and 1itb street about ten o'clock last
night. and was taken by Officer Johnson to
the sixth precinct station house and sent to
the aSy lum to-day.
Richard Driver and ChaS- ROthrOck, labor
eTs in the Post Office Department, and
Henry c. Hack and RhOden Mitchell. watch
men in The same department, have been dis
charged on account of the inSufficiency of
the appropriation for the present fiscal year.
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District Government Affairs.

Twenty seven street lamps have been or
dered ON Mary land avenue east. between LIST
and Boundary streets
Mr.. r. W. W. Griffin has been appointed a
tCH0 nde residents and property owners re-
qUired under the law for applications for
liquor licenses. and To exam ne aud ascertain
facts in relation to applications for eXemp-
tiOns from taxes, sc.
The District Commissioners (aS will be
seen by the advertisement elSeWhere} have
made an appOrtiOnmeDt of the revenues col
lectable under the tax levied for the fiscal
year ending June 81. 1Sl6, as follows For
every S150 collected, N cents for the sinking
fund for the bonded debt Of the District in
Guiding that Of the corporations OF Wash
ingtOn and G. Georgetown. - cents for the in
Columbia. including the bonds Of the cOrpO-
TatiOns OF Washington and Georgetown;
cents for salaries and necessary expenses OF
The police fore @. Il cents for public schools OF
The District. including COlOTed schools; and
- cents for the general fund of the District.
MILITARY ENCU RSIONISTS.
several days since q communication was
received by the District COmmiS SiOnprS from
Colonel Clarence Peters. commanding the
9Th regiment Maryland National Guard. Of
baltimore. asking permission for the regI-
ment TO pass through the District under arms
Gu the occasion Of their visit 10 Mount Yer
non on the I'D instant. The Commissioners
referred the letter 10 Colonel Amos Webster
with the request that he communicate with
Colonel Peters aud advise him that the re-
quest Of ire Commissioners is granted. and
suggesting To Colonel Webster that he show
the military eNCUrSlO1iStS SuCu attention
and courtesy Is the cirCUms tauces of the Oc-
caSlOE require.
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES
GREAT BARGAINS.

Black GRENADINES at lSc. &c 4ac SOC. 6sBzc
15C., : ]. and - per yard
Real TRENCH LAWNS, with side border, &c. per
Toe pieces of VICTORIA LAWN at 20c and 2sc. per
yard.
French, Null. Swiss. and Cambria MUSLINs, from
l21aC. per ard up To 3jC
Also, 800 PARASOLS and Sun UMBRELLAS at
cost
Also, &q dCzen Keep Patent Partly made DRESS
SHIRTS have been ordered for our sales this
week.
Al goods warranted to be as represented by the
statesmen.
W. w. BiRDETTE CO.,
Je2S-tf No. 92- 9TH st. NV. and 700 stnw
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued bv
inspector PlOwman as follows: y. Thomp-
son, nVe two story and basement frame
dwellings, west side OF 10th street, between
III and / streets northeast; SI20DA. d. r.
GRAFT, two-stOry frame dwelling, north side
OF L. between 10th and 18th streets north
west; $500 Sam. c. WrOe, three-stOry
brick dwelling north side of e. between 10Th
and 13th streets northwest. - lnn
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1T IS NOT generally known that on his late
Visit To this city King kalakua purchased a
me estate leaving word, when he departed
for home, to have the special Improvement
tax paid by j. c. Lay * Co, 225 = st.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Wm.E +. Ed
mOnStOn, trustee, TO Peter Mcnamara, part
lot Is, square I62, 81 100; Oscar ID. Mafge 10
Henry Nj. Baker. lot 50, square poo. II, 800; w
III. L. Bayly 10 Thomas Wilson, lot 90, square
2il, $3.50; Jacob r. Cake to CHRISTOPHER
kdes. part lot ?, square 2i5, SO, ~ 30; George
X Mllburn, trustee, TO Il. Milburn, part lots
l and >, square 5ls, $500; George X. MiIburn
trustee, 10 Ii. Milburn, part lots p and p,
square BIS, $500; NJ. Z. Callan. trustee. TO
W. w. Metcalf. part lot 70. square 3O2 $500;
George III. Smith 10 f. G. Buckley, lot F,
square 6S2 s., 600; John I. Lehman TO Harriet
= Lusk, part lot %, uare 2sS, - 500; Chas
X. Clifton, trustee, to Joseph Moulden lot A ,
square 652, SIS; Charles r Clifton. trustee
TO wesley Moulden. lot G, square 652. $50;
Ann {. Carroll ct al. 10 Jonn Van Riswick
lots 6, and :, square 200, 500; JohnNan Ris-
wick 10 Henry A Willard, lots s to 32 inclu-
sive, in square 700, 81 40; r. j. Sweet to
Emma q. Davis, lot 81, square 5I1, ST 900;
Thomas b. Sanders TO John Batters lot 20,
square 23s, 5000; Marg. w. Snow ct al. TO
WIN. Smith, part lot ID, square 352, ~. $50;
b. III. Warner TO Mary A. Weaver. lot 8,
square 333, 500; II. Bradley ct al. trustees, to
Robert Prout, lots 2, 3. and 8, square SG9. 81:
Charles Bradley, trustee, to Henry Bradley
lot 3. square SIS. 81 Charles Bradley, trustee.
To Henry Bradley, part Of square S13, -:
John r. Carpenter To b. II. Warner, lots 20
and u, square SIS, - 900.
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\ GRAND PICNIC. for the benefit of ST
AIMS Catholic church at TennallytOwn, will
be held at Mr.. Green's woods on JULY SIN.
lcIj. Tickets p cents
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: VI. william and Mamie Siebert
Patrick Doyle and Mary a Clark. Caleb
Hall and Sarah Moore, l. W SHIELD. of In.
dianapolls, and Clara y. Bangs, Of Gorham,
Me -
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DEPOT OF THE NEW STREET RAILROAD
X NJ. Hall, real estate agent. has sold 10 ne
Capitol. North o Street and So0th Washing
ton Railway Company the ground 81, 900
feet) on the corner of 81 and Il street south
west, for the sum OF S10 $3.50 cents per foot
The office depot and sta bles will be shortly
erected a this point.
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w "a. waKATLEY's

sIkAm DYING NM CLFANINg EsTap-
LiSHMENT
- ysfersOH StrtsT. ffsnrgsf0sr- ID q
Estsbi-hcd. lS3l. Premium aWAriea l,sg m
larged and improved, lS7t Laiie- ard Geutieuau :
wearing apparel 81 every description fucluffr,
NelNets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings. Sid Glove.
&C &c nicely cleaned or d. ed also. Curtains aud
the Sumner months.
send ms your address and viii call for and -
turn work ~ any place IN tho District free II sxfr
charge. WORK received aud returned by mail OF 81
press rom and 20 any place in the country apzl-tr
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THE best recommendation OF any article il
from the consumer. These all give the Elm
wood the prcferenCe.-AdU
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HATS-Great reduction in prices. A large
and elegant assortment of new and stylish
goods, in light felts, various kinds of straws
Including fine mackinawS). silk and linen
and haircloth hats, for gentlemen, bows and
children, at Lewis One Price Store go eth
street, between and n.
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THE COIRIS-

OR PLEASANT RIDE TO Little Fails on
Monday. July 9TH, see notice OF steam Yacht
WaLdprer
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| JUST White U,uck Suits. at
| IL SrRAUs', 10ll Pennsylvania ave.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested i'm Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. "How
TO do it" 4 book on Wall street sent free
Tumbridge & Co, Bankers, Wall street,
New York. ga.
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"a, THE M9TNTAIN HOUSE. ar cRKS.

AAs TIE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CRES-
MMYSON sPRINGS.-This favorite summer
A1EsA1 resort on the Summit Of the Aliagh-ui =,
viii b. opened for the reception If guests June l.;
1913 Since last season the buildings have been
ENLARGED ard greatly improved, and new aud baauti-
tul drives have teen rnade through rhe grounds
For further information address at either Of the
llaCr. entlorrd below The Propriet-rs. G "
MbLLIN a 90 CrsssCn Springs, Cambria - .
Pa, or Cloud Hotel pbiladeIpbfN 80 L.,
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CHEAP EXCURSION, Sunday, July 9TH. on
the Mary Washington. Reading OF the Dec
laIatiOn, music and speeches on the boat.
10 cts.
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THEnew twenty cent silver pieces, the first
out by Geo. w. Driver.
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THE FINEST LAG FER in America on drausht
at Geo. w. Drivers, corner Penns ylvauia
avenue and = street
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RENONn fIuTEI.

sE.slG- This Pleasant and Popular Summer Re-
: r, a. RHroNo, P-unsy lyanis. on the line of tine
Fhiad'iVEla & Erie Railroad, l. now open for the
accommodation If visitors. Thn situation e the
Hotel. immediately or the SUsguehana river. ir the
midst - splendid mountain scenery and rlntiE usus
e. celebrated cunning aud trout fishing regions,
renders n unusually attractive. while Tho accom-
noi6tioEs provided are Z the very best kind Ev-
cur-0u tickets 70 Ecuoyo sid az al tn priuci-
Pal Office q the Peuu-y lvsnIa Railroad Cnmranv.
ECr Rooms aud Rate, address PROPRIETOR
RENNND HOTEL. RFNONb pa 20 81,
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M0ORE,N HOTEL.

A. MaOhES HOTEL.
G;Er1 LEONARBTOWN. MARYLAND,
u HoW open for the reception If Summer Baariers
The table J. supplied with the best the market At
tords Among the aInu-eneuts are Salt Water Ba'h-
ing, t'shll &, Boating, tr0quei. aud Bowling "a
ICON Two excellent physicians in the town. Terms.
, - per day; SD per month. Children and nurses
hall prize nrs' table full price Steamer Pilot BY
Ira'ee a-htngton every Saturday morning al 6 A.
NJ arrives az =. IN. Steamer Sue leaves every
Mouday az 9 p m arrives Tue sdsys =. m. Address
county. Md. 100 -.
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THE BENERtDGE HOUSE.

TTxT lIDDLEB URdi, LOUDOTN 90 "a
lcassSzs l. now ready for the reception Of summer
BusTd.r-. II isa handsome house. with 81 rooms
anu iarg" poriicos, sud l. kept IN the best ~tyN
bIddIeHuIg Is situated IN the most beautiful anl
healthy section uf Northern Virginia. ff'v miles
southwest OF Washington CITY: has Churches f all
examinations and pleasant society. There is within
n nile q the House a fine Mineral Sprinr. "A n "a
medical waters have been pronounced by Physicians
70 ' equal to any in the state Gaiy Stage connect
with the Railroad pepots AZ Bee>blrg ami Al fIIc
Plains A free ride 20 the Springs evsrv day. FIR
terms, &c, address JOSEPH VI. PATTON. Pro-
prietOr. Ie2E.lp.
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4 Boy SERIOUSLY INJURED BY AN Ex-
PIOSIOS OF Pow DER--AbOut four Oclock
u N. yesterday white boy named William
WiuterHOOd. living on + street. between
North Capitol ant iSt streets northwest. Ia I
one % his thumbs blown of and one OF his
feet badly torn by the explosion OF a can con-
tanning one pound Of powder, which he was
earelessly handling. DrS. Newton and South
erd we're called or and rendered medical aid
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INTERESTING SEWING MACHINE CASE
TIE Remington Jc-SlG the SiHOeTs-The agents
or Tie Renli gtOn Sewing Machine company
OF this city recently brought SUIT against
Mr.. Louis Baar, agent OF the Singer machine,
under the following circumstances: A lady
recently purchased Remington machine
from The agents and gave in part payment a
secondhand singer sewing machine, Tor
when she was allowed - The agents per
United the machine 10 remain at her house
short time. but finally sent a porter for it,
The lady refused To deliver the machine,
when one OF the agents visited her and was
told that she had sold 10 To Mr. Raar of the
singer company. RemingtOn's agent de-
manded the machine or its value, but Nh II,
declined 10 give IL up. and the agent OF Rem
1ngiOn brought suit against Baar 10 recover
The case was tried before Justice Weaver
last evening. and the above facts were de-
NeloEed. The Justice reserved his decision
until this evening.
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sSAAJoRDAN.,S W.nrE SULPHUR

&S4xl fh EDEhI'h COUNTY VIZ GINA,
one aud-a halt miles from Stephenson Dt pot
Terms Tor May, June, Scptemhe her aud October.
= per Cay, : J. 81 per week, aud : a. per month:
Tor july and August, : ~ per day, ) Is per weak
and $50 per month. Children aud serva ants half
price Round trip tickets from Washington IS 50
Pamphlets at Etbitt House.
ye22 I'm Y &. JORDAN
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FIREWoRKS.-EdtOT PrcRin7 S,dr-Sir: II
was the custom before the late war, when
olncers OF ability and public spirit were in
command of the Arsenal at this citv 10 pre-
pare fireworks at that place for display on
the evening OF the Fourth of July. afToriine
pleasure and amusement TO our citizens and
observing 10 that extent the natal day OF the
republic. Why is not that the custom now!
Who will answer? SPIRIT of r-6
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Am Fanny G00ps AT C0sT,

The contents 81 STORE - Bridge stree Ca4-sa-
town, occupied ~ 30 late Mrs = Cox. -
vii pnsitf'"ib p ID - cg~t until the entire E1
500 J. ci-pn-td . Those ~hH can 90 80 -
VII pi"9sa call bon m 1fH-niuE % avoid the -.
Iu-h IN n" evening The -fH o. will hr omen f---rs
% a. m until ~ m aId on saturday uuiii 4 o.
~ - -
Those owing tiiis wiz p'eaSe call arf settle IN
= lei~re thR sfh .ay It july lS-s =. After th.f -
all tils VIII be given 90 = collector
Store Tor rent aud = stures TOR .a'e
g.
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FLFTCHFR'S PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention OF the age for the exclusion
of Flies. Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
4 Pearson. \. NJ. c. A. Building, sole agents
and manufacturers for the District OF Co
lumbia. DC eO2.
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GLEN HOUSE
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

- REV ARD Will RE PAID Tor Information
- leading % the conviction Of any Que shooting
gun, lcsftt Win ~h,f. IA ths vicinity e NV resi-
dcnCe No. = St,dasrt street. c. reetown
w 81 t.EnkGI q nlNNING
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MARRIFD.--bn Friday evening a few very
intimate friends assembled within the Ger
man Reformed Church 10 witness the we'd
ding OF NJ. William. esq. with Miss Seibert.
OF THIS city The fair bride never appeared
To- greater advantage. She il a lady quite
nOied Tor her grace OF person and cultivation
az mind and we congratulate Mr.. William
Or having successfully wOOei so charming a
brlde- The happy couple left on a late tain
Tor baltimore. whence they sail for Europe.
during their absence they Will visit the
prominent European capitals. in several OF
which Mr.. william has branch houses of his
business. returning home in October.
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Turco.Russiau Rail

AT half price for two weeks. a luxury that
you Will not dispense with.
l,3 90S f. street northwest
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Gen. Henkle said that they proposed to
show that the defendant carried on that
night the pistol because he had been followed
the city.
The court ruled that the evidence was ad-
mfSSahle.
Mr. Henkie read the affidavit. which was
10 the effect that a few evenings before the
prisoner, with girl. had been followed by a
party, and was then on his way home 10 get
his pistol, because he was going to see his
girl that night that the defendant was not
IN the bablt or carrying pistol, and was OF
good character.
r. J. Seer testified that he (defendant) has
been In his employ for ten years and always
found him peaceable. orderly, quiet man.
MI CarT1ngt n said that the government
would admit that up tn the commission of
ter.
General Henkle said that they hala large
NUMBER OF witnesses who would establish
( better character for the accused than he the
speaker) had in the community
Judge Fisher.-General ii. means in the
same sense as st. Paul said he was the
( chief OF sinners.
! Lewis Chismon testified that deceased was
( regarded as quarrelsome man. Officer
/ West testified that he had heard Shea
| SPOKEN OF as an lll,fempered man. Bartlett
| Thompson testified that Shea was n bad
/ man, and there was no living next door to
hlm except by the point of the law; he was
lad man; (Judge Fisher.-There must
rave been a little hell down there) Charles
MoultoD testified that Shea was regarded as
! bad, dangerous and desperate man. On
| ere sS-eXamination witness said he had had
some words with Shea three or four years
| ago. Other witnesses were examined as TO
| Shea'S character, by both defence and the
| prosecution. and the court took a recess
until o clock.
| AFTER RECESS.
Al O'Clock the court reconvened. and Mr..
I. NHfrluGtou Opei Ell for III prO~ecI ion, .
~ was followed by Judge tuppv and Gen.
/ hen kIe for the defence, and Judge Fisher for
| The government
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws s per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 to e. Saturdays,9
To and to8 2lt3,litl6
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FOR THE
S u " " T. R!

FANS japanese, 10, 25, &c.; Linen black ooIored
and painted, Is and Soc; Silk ami Satin, black,
painted and white. 81, s so, sl.75 and 80.
Gauz. Underwear, for Ladies and Gents at re-
duced prices.
Ladies' Fine Ohemise, Tucked and Ruffie, Rmbroi.
dery and Ru1ie, Lace and Embroidery sc, at 8 /,
Sl.50 and So.
Ladies' Drawers to match, 81.
Fine Tucked and Ruifie Skirts, 81, 81 50 and a.,
all full length and width
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns, 81.
Childs Sun Bonnefs. SOC.
Child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand nit Infants SacQues, 81.
Beautiful Embroidered MerinO do S2.50
Normany Hoods, Lace and Lawn, 81.
Child and Misses Plaid Full prons, Soc.
Children 3 Fancy Striped Hose, Is, 49, 50 aud 75c.
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch bingham Sun Umbrel.
New sly L Tuck Combs, Is, SOC and 81.
Gents fine British or Lisle Thread full regular
Toilet Articles. Dressing Combs, best Rubber, Is
and 5Oc Tooth or Nail Brushes, 2sc.; Hair and
Fine Hand Mirrors, 81.
Travelling Baskets, SOC. and 81.
Travelling Satchels, in all kinds, 81 and 81
Two packages Brown Windsor Soap, 25c.
Mems and Ladies' Lisle Gloves, 25c., very cheap
Ladies' two.button Kid, in all shades, spleLdid
Gents Kids, 81 and 81 So
Croquet-Han sets, 81; full sets, 81, o. s. a. 60
81 so and IS. so; all worth 50 per cent more
Besides 10000 other articles, all desirable, good and
cheap. at
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REAL ESTATE SALFS.-MeSSrs. DuncansOn
Bros, auc:iOneers, sold yesterday afternoon
for Fred. W. Jones and Jos. X. Edison trus-
tees, lot =, Of Willet's recorded subdivision
of original lots IS, L. and Il, in square 81 sit
uated on I'd street. between l. AMI NJ streets
northwest. and improved by two-story
frame dwelling, TO Mrs. Annie IvtiOn for
~ 900. Also, recestly, the eastern 50 feet OF
lot 2. ia square Is6. improved by two frame
dwelling-hOuseS, situated on VI street. be-
tween 18Th and 10Th streets northwest In
John II. BROOKS, for ~ %.
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SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid on deposits
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier 4 Co, Bankers, llI6
Pennsylvania avenue. 5l5,eol:
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BUFGLAF FOTLFD-A bout 80 O'Clock
his morning Officer PTather, of the Sth pre-
cinCt. noticed a CoIOTed man az the corner of
2d street east and PennSy Ivauia avenue act
ing IA suspicious manner. and on approach
ing him he ran away. making his escape in
The dark On returning TO the place he dis
covered that the man had effected an en-
trance through the tranSOm " indOw of Chris
GuvernatOrS restaurant. and that demi-
John OF wine was standing on the pavement
which hal been removed from the house and
abandoned by the thief.
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FOR Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Tg's Ipiprored Coyaeieae Casd PtpIple Rem
ely, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
B. G. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. SSH:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S219, eco. 4l2-swt
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CIT Y ITEA

COCKTAILS. Juleps and Toddies, specialtIes
at Geo W. Drivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

ARREST OF A MARYLANDER on AN ILL
NOIS REQUISITIOS.-A few days since De-
tectlve Bull, Of Chicago, arrived here with
rcQuisitlOn for a man named W. l.. Yer
million, whose home is in the vicinity OF
Marlboro Md, and who is charged with de
fTaudtug "A Mr.. f. b Preston. "A leather dealer
IN CHICAGO out of 500, by means OF forget
check. The detective officers ofthis city rem
dered the Chicago officer the necessary aid in
ARE sting him. which was done yesterday
and the officer, in custody with his pri SoDer
LETT for Chicago last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03
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