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ssNANT0N INSIDE EINE.n sIisf..,
LaUOH" 1871 d. .JEGTEi DsS sBE2s2ttsiSsss32s
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
~ RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA at!


t4s..r7.s qgl a.. iTRL WEEKLY. t,sr4g.t visaf,
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the spiendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Kiehmond TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty-second and k.ock slreeis, making close con-
neclion each Trip at Canton Md, East Bsitimorel
Railroad Company for PhiladelDhis. 2Elagg
f.. sf4l "a. SPECIAL.ADvASTAGkS: -.,isf:t.f
All freight b. this Hue covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rares as low as any other line. This
the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. j.. 4.ss 1-.t .,. ,e.,. ..-Jrr. 20 ,
Frrjghfs ordered by this line should be marked
s.fanton Inside Line," and sent TO the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadei.
Freights received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information apply 70 ~, ~
L. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and lock streets
s-si.tat.I - and Niutll and Main streets, orto
j. 8. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philal1Pylfn- z sH#s Fnf' - aS
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP s5sikss
" - COMPANY e.. tSsS&
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch enc of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE.3SAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and Sunday at
high water. - @H .'.-"'' ms ~ - HnI@ht
These ships are entirely new, and were built ea
pressly for this route lir.i ID ID..-,xl..,
They have splendid saloons, stateroons, and bath.
rooms. wa. ~ 'a, O''ft l''tA't III {" '3G'o
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN
surpassed. .,tf G.-.,,.... ! - ,,i ,...,.,y,j, -.
at Kew York on the Company's covered pier. a.
North river. aI mn 5Hi x t.l5. ..aj7s.y,J
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and DO charge made except actusl
expenses incurred..IE 8Egd sta ..-scTFGd4 III
|, Freight received until Pm. daily, ~ sg.,ri
For further Information, apply 70
~ INV 10 4 office COMMANDS whaEYes. .RocEett4.
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HIUiADE LPHt 6,i 1RICHs,S@Ee
Il MOND, AND RFOLKJSTEAMns
SHIP. tLINE--FOR, PHILADELRHIA,g TWICE
WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers Of
THIS nne will leave Philadelphia every T UEs-
DAY and SATURDAY. and = Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, att 2 O'clock. Il 80,
Freight taken at low rates for all parts o. n sH
Jersey, Pennsylvania and DELAWARE for Prnvi.
-dence and Boston,. Also, for Liverpool and, Ant
and BILLS Of ladng signed throueh.E3:2 sIToas't1
fl35S .! a@poqS iE0w.P. PORTER. Agent
,gS aG.gag L y 2425 Dock street. Richmond,
WIILIAM'P. CLYDE u Co,
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;, RIcMMssD, York giyEs AMP snEs& sI 4AIE-
.Iefse yfQvrTCE or TIE scpHEIHTESDEET, - 1
s.,dI no.. ci.f RlCuAosp, VA, MAY ~, Agso.
EGE ;,OF SCHEDULE !

EISF'sr ytOYFTCE OF T3ESEf1GLnS&SnD..fsS1Sv, ~
p trll M. RICIIAosp,V a., May ~, Ast0- &
|THAEGsE tQF5tsCHEDUL:k.
p.,sssrsf s;RI1T RA leave west PointnAILY
nj a Al NJ arrtyfug ut Richmond al 10 A. M.s
leave Richmond n Z. h., sfrivtng ut IVES Pssns
1irsins connect at wess Point with steansssessnn
r. ~. yEiDAYs. and ss6hHAfs, s8e With
sfea ners f7F EaItimsKef and all erstkxA 2aMle ON
MONUAYS, WEDNkSDAYs,s and fRltsAIS.
Fare TO Baltimore. ~
Fare 10 Wasnap gtop ,........,- 4 ~
fare TO philadelphia ~
Var Z, s3 Nss ss Rs@ona
az ESQ M.1cr WEDAtSDSYs ERlDAtSsna
SuNDaY. es9 Bectirg 81 West Potnt vi, hsissmafss
and ffeJjYeT3nr CfS,9ht IN Bsittnose early SEX
morning seturps z. iease .WeS1 Ma as49 n -. az
ri,ina al Hfeh mODG a. 5:9S r. NJ. aud connecting
wi, d hs Through FrtiY ht Truths dDtns RtsaSsond
AMI DanviIle Eaarund tor all sosthesu peats.
! local FhslGHT. ThAthsN vnAn 7asSsngs.
EsYTTFsIJAYS' THITKsDAYA an SATURDAYS
and leave West Yofp tor HtesunoHa sama 9Ays ~
lil:0S a. H., ar, jsink 81 Rtehrp end NJ Soe -.
THE seanngcvaent tues psezs sze ID nonenneiul
to- The sraS a bog public suA siappofs 5nes tns
lea naexsOf this line, bet veec BAL n0rc ana WeSs
poiri have ben rpd tteJ ID We moss shoeauku
mana erEoF ths accom- saofassa OF lsssesefs an'
TnEIIs.s l,siag Ih,s line arfss y Rsit.aassS q
Pin I'm HIs ysme W cobnSe< waft tHe ran ~. ~
K hasa iEhtSlE euT YbsEs b. tos ans ~
sI ss 49, ~ ai h =. e,,ss lie sss sfesen 4
as kich mon6 nj 20 W ifon aa;a
n en- p03uas gt III. ia 8hOU
1 N IN. IN ktsf;, Master fTt eeOfA LsGns anr -
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r1tyszraNos .. yaspse a, ppgos&AcRtE. Co-f
~, - OTIIcz 9YsBeAL TIckkI AGES.r
sipD Hafysi NHIcsIMosp. May 30, 1e15.)
tcstMEUOIES OF TRAiNess 1867

oCHEUOIEj OF TRAlNss 49,
1sSff'IiiTsG i 3a!5 --..--s.j 1; ass | l.3.sg
!. a.sop.M, Dan NAH. leaves syre.gsrees ~ Z:
1919 don. dsi.s, CONSECTiSG sHTrfS$
!" ere TEE STEAMbH t.fUhL T
: slA 5S,sGa spuaniieu, With truaits OF the baISs
arr, ssil mora Ana Ohio rali1 nd u thets nnaIq
mo. Opposite Alcxsndrts-aue "a 49, 49,
tS1 more S.a0P. ~; 1nd ~ Was1nse
tnn WIN the Baittmox9 ann Fcsp11zsS
ruiirosssfof BaiiEaore xnd me No<sA
'oeo > NJ sns ~ NAIL leaves Ryrd-ssssss
h jS"S1ff - sssiiait tSurdxyy excepteds cocEseS
So. t,f,st an " nsiaiHEton Milh TIE hisasanSto
az - aud po,oniss sad Bals Dry ans oA'.
sa. q. =. Z. .aasain s.oa ALTON TRAlH sz
49,. - Hanover Jurcitcp. aensss kSoAtrosssss
ifEt3 ~ g staron fSuntksys exceptesg: xs,s<
l6x q ~ ~ NIGHT NAIL arrives g SSs Nsss
/ 20 80 xsstina tslHaasys e1eepsegis 49,, 90.
,.an i. a., DAY HALL Arrtss y -
-. 80, J, ger a ,a1sSSoxrsos TsAIE .sri.ss
ost - = :. arsad-F tseea sa.ca tSanasss VA
I 80 ceptedl. .Ss. ,ss.sss Gahziz 49,
ss. IN = c.rs 90 pih, tSaina
EamsssaT IHAiHs sAys sNe atfiy SY II NJ
4 s,rass ssss,o, Ga TuESHAi. ~ sSHeSts ~
IsTaaDkY Eiatff8 soi AZ spssnss aesss a-''
"ySraueh bills aSe a,adinx asa rates sassA =
ln,1nrs,ai noints NORTH and Wes.. ~ g
ng osdss al HeneEst . ~ N sThyLnR
4, ), s.s., yss |ssII f 81 as
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Forgive tsyseil listte and others mach,~
! j, e;ahlon5.@ 80 Is -@tiE tit~8dfJa q
Asssys'yf'ssSS.sUaiTStai aJlA 4:I1 III - III
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 8, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 5, 1875.
Sun rises.........4A5l Moon ssts--....... 8 50
Sun sc .s......... us High tide. $40
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MoRAoNs IN CLARKsBCRG, W. VA.-We
clip the following from the Clarbsburg Tele
gram:
The Aduenturer is the title of new
paper which appeared this week in Clarks-
burg. 1t is edited by Elder D. l.. Shinn, and
printed in the office OF the Telegram. The
Adventurer is designed to set forth the views
OF the Latter-Dsy Slints," or Mormons, as
they are popularity c.led, and is filed with
interesting reading matter, even for out
siders. 1t will be published monthly at the
present, but should the patronage justify it
will be issued either semi-montnly or week
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TEMPERANCE MATTERS INSANE HARVESTING
AM CROPS -RaFUplATIOE- DOWN WITH IT -
UTHEE ITtMS.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.l
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G. EORGE FLOWN.

INCENDIARIsM.-Two attempts wers
made on Monday night, between the hours
Of 10 and II O'Clock. to set fire to the new
dwelling house recently erected for Mr. ThoS
Cartwright, on Beall street. between WASH
fngtOu and Congress. It seems that the
would be incendiarv forced his way into the
basement OF the building and set fire to some
shavings and rubbish. Mr.. Joseph F. Collins
who lives opposite, fortunately discovered
TIE nre on each occasion, and extinguished {
before much damage was done.
ROOF ON FIRE--A bout s O'Clock yesteriay
afternoon the roof Oh the building on the cor.
ner OF Congress and Canal streets occupIet
by the Home Industrial school canSbf tira
from sparks from the smoke stack of The en-
glne- room. The fire was extinguished before
much damage was done and without turn-
ing in an alarm.
BUILDING ASsocIATroSs-The secon1
annual meeting of the 9Th Building Associa
non was held last night at Goidari's hall
The election for officers and directors for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: VIM. Ola.
baugh, president; ]. B. Vanderwerken. vice
PRESIDENT; X T. Frey, treasurer, and Ferdi-
nand King, secretary. DirectOrs-JF Birch
III. Clagett, X Dew, A. Frey, W. A. Hutch
ms, samuel Howard, and A. Miller; attor-
ney, W. ID. Cassin. 10 shares of stock were
sold at an average Of 1888. The transactions
az the ASSOCIATION since its formation have
been as follows: Recei pts-from dues
SS5,219 rs; advances, =. 1853: fnes Si72 %.
L Sural ce, S5O.l5 total, S39 go. 81, PAYMENTS
auNan ces, 50 81 5: Insurance. 81 10: eX-
pense, s901I5; Withdrawals, S623 o.; total
p'ymeI Is, SO 5of.SI; balance on hand
~ n The association commenced with
] shares.
Dull TlMES.-There were no Transaction
~ gam az The Merchants Exchange to-day,
anu no arrivals by ei Tier river or canal.
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Il L E Y A NJ RIA.

ARRESTED FOR SEDUCTIoN.-Wm. Will
kerSon was committed to Jail by Justice
Padgett on complaint of his father at the
instance OF young girl named Isabella
warren, who had loved him not wisely but
TOO wei Tor her own reputation. The de-
Iehdant, however. who urged palliating cir
cumstances, was brought before Judge Lowe
Tor examination this afternoon. in the office
OF the clerk of the corporation court, onE a
writ OF haoeas corpus, and was discharged.
RADICAL NOMINATION IN FAIRFAX-A
dlspatch from Fairfax Court house, yester-
day, received too late for publication in the
Gazette or that date. says: The radical con-
yentlon met here to- day. and nominated y.
w. Pierson of Mount Vernon district, as
their candidate for the House of Delegates
THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL which has been
IN progress in the NJ. f.. Church South for
some weeks past still continues, and will
last All this week, and probably longer
Gazette, 2Sth
ANOTHER CRoss-TIE was placed across the
Midland track near Fairfield yesterday but
was fortunately discovered in time to pre-
vent accident. What pity that some OF the
perpetrators can not he caught and put i'm
the place of the ties--Sentinel. 2Sth.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condemned Locals.

Secure an opera glass at Hemplers auction
The street lamps will be lighted at 6l5 ID.
m. and extiu guished at a. m.
TT. Thomas LaDCiers has been appointed
clark 10 the health officer OF the District
vice Mr.. " II. Mack, resigned.
The young man, Spencer Benner who was
run over by street car on Monday last, is
thought TO be dying from the effects of his
Wounds.
To-day the Juvenile Mexican Opera Troupe
visited the Treasury department and their
presence attracted a large mum Der OF the en-
p'oyes OF that department into the cOrri-
dOrS.
Rev Father Walter returned homo this
morning from few weeks sOjOurn in Can
ada, the object of his visit 10 Is said, being I'm
connection with a school for boys which he
Contemplates organizing in the parish.
The rifle team OF company Il will in q few
days invite the team of company A TO a
friendly contest on the practicing grounds
used by them, near the Baltimore and Poo
mac Railroad tunnel.
The annual election of the German Ameri-
can savings Bank, yesterday afternoon. re-
suited in the election OF the following trus-
tees for the ensuing year. MesSTS. John HitZ
Louis II. Schneider, Vim. F. Mattingly, VIM
q. MetzorOtt, r. Il. Donaldson. James VI
Lewis, Christian Heinrich. Charles Z. Prem
Hiss. and Christian Rupert.
Inc cuTrtS pOndents OF Newspaper Row and
number Of the representatives OF the city
press, viii visit Alexandria tomorrow on
the occasion Of the drawing of the prizes of
the lottery for the benefit Of the Montpelier
Female Humane Association. of Virginia
II the boys" don't draw prizes, they are
Promised an opportunity to draw COrks.
Trey are particularly invited to see that
everything il done ION the square"
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FINANCIAL AVID COnmEHCxSI
Wall Street To-day.

NEWYORK, Sept. 25-The POSTS insncIaI artirIe
SAVE Gold opened At III, and has since sold at IIf',
ALL ON gold loans the rates have been 64al l6aI 81
as )! OF per cent. per day. Foreign exchange j.
weak and lower than yesterday. Early in the dav
the nominal rates were reduced 10 479Ha4S31s, and
business, the little that is doing, il on the basis
Es5s and 4o21a for the best bankers bills Money i.
E3 per cent Tor call loans, ard 5hs7 per cent for
htet-clAss mercantile paper. Government bonds are
strong and there are no new features the market
Inc STOCK market opened With a slight i'm prove
ment IN prices, Michigan Central having been ne
cent. higher. With the Reception Il a decline in
the early dealings OF 23 in Lake Shore and a in
Western Onion Telegraph and Pacific OF Sis. 1nri
the market has been strong from the opening ard
Erlcts have advanced q s26 per cent, As we write
the market Is at the highest prices OF the day TIE
extreme sales, giving the stocks in the order Of
tivIty have been a. follows: Pacific Mail. 30 a7
Lake shore, 534 a5I1s Western Union Telegram
3saI6si Northwestern, 81 s4O: do, preferred, 5Oa
4os4at51s, Erie, l67saI7L; abash. 61.a7ss; Mich
s gan GeE st Les SAT- Paul sas5 de- pre-
Rock Island. lG7Slsl0S, and Atlantic and Pacific Tel
nh 5La2n
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The MAFHeuR

BALTIMORE. sept. 29.-NirgInia sizes, peeIers
49H consos, 63s4 West Virginia, 9: North Carolina
skies, old, 2U do new 10; do special tax, bid TO,
day. Sugar nrm, l0Aal0
BALTIMORE; Sept. 29.-Cotton dull-mddIing
l5. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat firmed-No.
western smbt r, l.S5; mixed, do "a; western red
81; Pennsylvania red, 3Oal IS; Maryland red,
llOall 40; do amber, 45sl so; do white, Zeal J.
Corn es steady-southern white, 7lasS: do, yellow,
-; western mixed, 65, spot, 60 last half October
Oats trm-southern, 45a55: westers white 5las2:
western mixed, 46s43. Bye steady, 73asO Hay
STEADY ard unchanged. Provisions strong, with n o.
war; tendency. Pork very firm, % -25a23.5e: Bulk
meats nOminsl-shoulders, 9l4a9'S clear rib sid a
Ia; loose-pscked, 91ialp<. Bacon frm-shoul-
GERS; plloi4 clear rib sces, L. Hams, l51aaI6.
weSteIn extras, 81 do first, 25a26. Petroleum
easier-crude, 6ka6si; refined l31zal3s6 Coffee
quiet bnt hrm-ki2 c9reoes, l8'la2l1l Jobbing l9I
NV YORK, Sept 2y.-Stocks active and strong
Money, ~. Gold, l6zs Exchange, long, 4795.
short, 4s31a GOvernme nts dull aud steady.
NEW YoEK, Sept. 29.-Flour firm and ten cents
tetter Wheat one and two cents better. Corn a
cent better
LoNDoN, Sept; %, 1879 .. m.-The rate for money
at he sock exchange on government securities il
Ia per cent Cons lis, 90 Ills for both money ard
account. L. s. bonds 1865 old, 1867; ls7ys 1913.
Erie, - %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

POVERTY Is BAD, ont the worst kind OF
poverty is poverty of the blood; this makes
man poor indeed for IL takes away his
strength. courage aud energy; but enrich the
blood with its vital element, iron. by taking
the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide OF iron). and
TRY IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

MAGIC OF THE MOUTH-Odoriferous SOzo-
don't renders the mouth enchanting: composed
of rare, antiseptic herbs, IL imparts whiteness
10 the teeth. delicious fiower-like aroma "a
the breath, and pr, serves intact, from youth
10 age, the teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

PERFECTLY FrTTING SHIRTS, white or
printed, warranted equal TO anything at the
price IN the United states. Gentlemen who
appreciate q well fitting Shirt will do well
10 inspect My variety of sizes and styles is
much greater than is usually found in retail
, shops,
GRO C. HENNISG 40 IN sfraat
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-teing requisite tn health and com FORT, thou.
sands of the intelligent public patroniZe Dr
Whites well-known establishment. 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains
Vascular Excrescences, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

MISS HULETT is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her '.attschments" are
not tasily resisted. Sh, uses Natures Benz
tUer. 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

IT DOES BETTER WORK, IL is stronger. il
wears longer, and works easier. All tailors
and mantua makers prefer Belongs Sewing
Silk. saw
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CITY ITEMS,

SIS. A. SAYS Co Iric'
S,S,4 $40 9Th street.
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LETTERS FROM 80, $500.

IL occurs t0r maps I arm a grumbIer, but
MANY ~ - that the Board of Health and
iitiie5f .e'.tx aud guardians will growI
no .:ey examine the case. No one sup
sc mat a father, mother or guardian. who
0ss any love for children. viii allow them
10 attend school in the building lately
erected on street, next TO the cor
ner of 9Th street. Why, Mr.. Editor, to
say the walls are damp doesn't begin TO eX-
press it, and then the idea of children playing
In a cellar, for they have nowhere else TO go.
Fathers and mothers, go and look at this
building in its present state and ask your
physician what he thinks the result will be
at The end of week. Perhaps the school
trustees would save themselves to a certain
extent IL they would look into the case.
Respectfully, FATHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows William NJ. Shuster and Carrie IL
Won Tagen, John F. May and Della Johnson
John II. Greenwich and Anne E. Campbell
r.. r. Jackson, of South Carolina, and Jea =
nette c. Smith, W. Ivison and Anna Tolbau,
w. ii. Robb and Carrie Moore, Isaac VIII
hams and Jennie Banks, Edward COODer
and Mary Johnson, Herman Huth aud EiIz-
abeth Neeb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

Editor SdT:-I see several nc " oyster estab-
lShments advertised as UhOlesOie, &c, &c,
/ beg TO say that have known the old vet
eran In the oyster business for twenty gears,
and am satisfied that where families or any
public place wants good oysters call on Ned
WeSer, No. 1ll6 f street northwest, and thew
Will ma them. He knows where To get them
not only from his own beds. but from all the
dealers who have a reputation. Look ont for
bogus hucksters. 7 ASOLD FOGY.
THE best recommendation of any article is
rom the consumer. These all give the Elm
wood the preference.-Afr.
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MEETING OF THE CHARIOT COMPANY
A meeting of the directors of the Chariot
company was held at the office of the North
eIn Liberty Market company last evening,
Mr.. Ii. Moran in the chair and q. W. King
secretary, with MeSsrs. Hoffman, Miller,
McGill and Bowen present. A committee
;. Delano and j. B. BlOss-waS present. ana
they urged that the company extend the line
10 MI. Pleasant. The subject was talked
over, and the directors suggested that the
committee see how much stock could he
SuOScI1b bed In the county, as the company
Will not feel justified I'm running in the cOun-
" without more capital; for il will require
the amount now subscribed to build the sta
bleS and purchase the stOck-abOut 100 horses
and IL chariOts-which number II will require
10 90 over any of the routes proposed on sew
Cu-miTute time
Mr. McGilI. from the committee on build
ing, submitted plans OF stabling and coach
house, which. after discussion, were aiOpted,
and Mr.. McGill, as architect, was directed
10 draw up the specificat atoms. The building
Will be arranged TO accommodate 100 horses,
with space in case more should be required,
aud IL will he first-clasS stable T5 feet wide
and 100 feet long, facing the alley adjoining
the market. The building is 10 ne of brick,
covered with tin roof. and arranged i'm q
TComy, convenient manner, with suitable
arranE ements for lighting and ventilation.
Mr.. McGill, from the same committee, sub
mftfed the matter OF agreements between the
market company and the chariot company,
which were ratified. The market company
leases 10 the chariot company part OF
square 5l9 ioI hve years free OF rent, in con-
sldeIatlOn the Chariot company making all
their transfers at the corner of X and 9TH or
9Th and l. streets northwest, and allowing
the market company to place on each coach
sign board with the words, This coach
passes the Northern Liberty market; The
lease was ratified and signed.
Mr.. Hoffman moved that the secretary be
authorized TO communicate with \ bbOtt,
Downing 4 Co, OF Concord, n. H., and 10
notify them that when the coaches now con-
tracted for have reached that stage of COM
pletiOn ready for painting a committee would
be on 10 inspect them; carried.
The question of route was discussed. and
Mr.. McGill moved that the board go over the
different routes suggested with a view TO Sc
lecting permane ut route; adopted.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman = jeremiah Mccarthy. a brick
store, north side III, between 9th and 9TH
streets northwest; $500. George III. John
son. three story brick dwelling, south side
\, between 18th and 18th streets northwest;
$1,000. DIR. Bushnell, a brick office, north
side NJ, between 10th and 18th streets north
west; $500. NJ. Lurch. two-story brick
dwelling, west side 2Oth, between VI and y
streets northwest; 1000. Patrick DOwney
twO-stOry brick dwelling, north side r. be-
tween North Capitol street and New Jersey
avenue northwest; 81 200. Mrs. h. Brown, a
tWO-slOry brick dwelling, north side Mary
land avenue, between eth and Sth streets
northeast; $500. +. G.. Cate, a twO-story
frame stable, east side Sth street. between q
and III streets northeast; $500. j. ". Byram
two two-story brick dwellings north side III .
between 10th and 21St streets northwest
5000. Patrick Sullivan, two two-story
frame dwellings, west side 14th. between B
and c streets southwest; 500. n. Vedder, a
two-stOry brick stable, north side Massa-
chusetts avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest; $50. John West,
two story frame dwelling, east side Union
street, between AZ and 9th streets southwest;
500. o. X. BOteler, two frame dwellings,
south side NJ, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest; 81 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

THE trial OF Siuey and Parks, the chiefs of
The mine rs association, who are indicted in
Clearteld county, Pa. for inducing the strike
and the subsequent riOting at OsceOla and
elsewhere few months ago, was continued
yesterday. The states attorney delivered
the opening address for the prosecution and
the examination OF witnesses was then be-
O1n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

Mr.. JOHN MoRRISSEY, ii is said in New
York, has retired from the club business.
Certain it is he has sold his property I'm 2Ith
street TO a Mr.. Albert Spencer for S24 600.
The conveyance has been recorded in the
repiSfpr'S office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-29

THE GUIBoRD CASE has again got into the
courts, the "Fabrique' having been called
upon to show cause why they should not be
compelled to pay 50 600 damages for having
closed the gates of the Catholic cemetery
against the remains OF GuibOrd. The Fab
rique" has already paid To the Institute Ca
nadieDne costs amounting IN over ~ ODO
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$50 to elO, 900 has been invested In SpocS
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. "How
Tumbridge Il Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New 1ork. 6.3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE EaIes n
loiz were s2ls,o'O f,12-s, VT
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