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RIG HIT OF A DIVORCED MAN TO MARRY
a somewhat singular case, involving the
force OF Connecticut divorce laws wa; be
lore the superior court in Worcester. Mass
Ihursday. 1t appears, according to the
Norwich Conn Bulletin, that the first wife
or DIT l.y man \. \ bbott procured a divorce
rom him in the Massachusetts courts six
years ago, he being resident of COnnecti-
cut at the time The following year he con-
tracted marriage with another woman in
Worcester, where be has since resided. and
an indictment for polyglmy was found
against him. The prosecution held that ac-
corning 10 the laws Massachusetts Abbott
had no right to marry again. 1t was claimed
IN defense, however, that he was so entitled
ny the revised statutes of Connecticut OF
which state he was a bona fide resident ar
Inc time of the divorce. and that he brOu chit
TINS status or acquired right with him wnen
ne subsequently moved 10 Worcester. The
defense was sustained by the court, on the
ground that the divorce court which sepa-
rated the first wife must have known 4 b.
Dot privilege as Connecticut man, and
'the Massachusetts statutory prohibition of
a second marriage without leave clearly ex-
cepteu instances like this.
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LIFE FOR SIX WEEKS WITH A BULLET

LIFE FOR SIX WEEKS WITH BULLET
IN THE BRAIN. - Dr. Marsh, deputy 10
coroner Eickhoff, held post mcrtem exami.
nation On Saturday OF the body of Louis
SeedenWald, who was shot On April H. in
found wound in the left temporal hone M
nan an men I'm diameter, a fragment of lead
near the opening Of the skull, and a bullet
imbedued IN the middle lobe of the left
had formed involving the anterior middle
anu pOSterior lobe of the left hemisphere of
Inc brain. Death was caused, in the doctors
tOl shot-N y. Tribtale 3Ist
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'Ts

POSITIVELY CHEAP.
1000 yards best Pacific Percales, at l21z, worth
n cts; ltOO yards Victoria Lawns, at l2ls 81 IS cts
large assortment Of White Goods, for children's
dresses JGc0 yards Plaid and Striped Dress Goods,
at l2ta worth %; Black Grenadines, Black Silks and
Alpacas. Sun Umbrellas from 81 cents No; Sash Rib
boDs and Fans, at store, ln3 Bridge street.
may2 l2t' BENJAMIN MILLER.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
w tiOn of the public to our stock OWEN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, such asfAO
Granite Dinner, Tea, and Oh lmber sets
Decorated China Tea sets; all kinds OF "
Brushes and Busters, Wooden aud Willow Ware,
ReirigeratoTs, Water Coolers, &C.. Chidreu's Car
riages, which we are selling cheap Agents for the
l. y. l.. Sleeping Coach VALIANT 4 OGDEN
~ High street, Georgetown. maYaO- I'm
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RAILROAD CoNsOLIDATIoN.-The Ralti-
more, Philadelphia and New York and the
Wilmington and Reading railroad compa MES
We're yesterday consolidated, by a vote of
the stockholders. Robert Frazier, of Phila-
delphia, was elected president of the otgani-
ZatiOn.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FERf VALUABLE IMPROVED COUNTRY
RESIDENCE OF A. SHEELF, NEARGEOEGE-
TOWN, AT AUCTION.
E#s On THURSDAY, June 3D., at ; O'Clock, /
lei viii sell the premises that very desirable
country place situated ON the Ridge Road about
and half miles above Georgetown, All Joining the
VALLEY View Farm of the late John ii. King. and
near the residence Of A. II. Pickrell and others.
The place contains about ll1s Of fine land i'm
proved 10y comfortable and nearly new Dwelling
House, Barn, Corn house, Slaughter house, a fine
wei OF water at the door, and all necessary out
buildings.
Also, the small House and grounds adjoining the
above on the south.
Terms: One-third cash; balance az 6. - AMI IS
mon lbs, with interest COnyeyaucng AZ cost of Rur
Chaser ImylS col THOS. DDWLING, Auct.
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\ LOUISIANA STORY.-C. H. Beggs, late
oilcer OF the first municipal police court.
last evening came into the first precinct sta
uOn, ana IN the presence Of a number Of par
tleS maize statement 10 this effect: He was
IN one OF the Ridge cemeteries, (which one he
dld not say,) and his attention was attracted
10 funeral cortege made up of q wagon fol-
lowed by three or -four women. The driver of
ihe WAGON lifted out a coffin and was about
depO2iting il in the hole prepa red for il when
the occupant of the coffin kicked Off the lid
and cried: For Gods sake do not bury me
allye." The driver picked up brick and
crying, You II have a doctors certifi-
cate that you are dead, and ! am going to
bury you," struck the corpse either stunned
or Killed him, and the burial went on. Beggs
turner STATED that after the affair three or
four hundred persons assem- bled i'm the GEM
etery, but there was no move TO disinter the
body. Beggs was looked for last night by
our reporter. He was chased all over town,
but could not be fOund.-Neyr Orleans Ri,L3oii0
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AAA WILSON'S HOTEL.
U.s&I WOODSTOCK, VIRGRNIA.
ROBERT WILSON. PRoPR,EroR,
Will take few Bosriers for the summer months.
Brick Hotel, with large, airy rooms Gentlemen re-
siding IN the city who desire to sPend the SUNNI
months IN the country viii ind all the comforts OF
home, while enguy ing the fine air If the Valley If
Virginia.
Accommodat Ing rortsrs alEays in atten3ancr A.
the Depot.
Inquire Of CIANTON
yel 2wF 1I2f street northwest
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THE TOMB OF WASHINGToN-H a5iy1l
Meeting Of me Board Of RegeatS.-The annual
council of the board of regents of the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association began yesterday
at the mauSiOn. Those present were NAL
anne Bergman, regent; and vice regents Mrs
Washington, Of w. Va; Mrs. Judge Ball, of
Va: Mrs tOmmager. of Del; Mrs. Hudson,
OF Conn; MIS- Sweet. of Mass; Mrs. Chase,
OF X /; Mrs. Eve. of Ga; Miss Emily Har-
per, Of Nd. and Mrs. Rush. Of Mo. Yester-
cay morning the board of visitors of the
state of Virginia, consisting of Lieutenant
Governor Thomas. Gilbert {. Meem, Gen.
FitZhugh Lee. Col. Robert Ould and Mr.
RiXIe, arrived here per special train. Ac-
cOmpanylng them were Governor kemper
and capt. w. :. Gilman, of his staff: Col.
Bassett, Commodore Mansy, Judge Chris
tian. OF the court of appeals, and number
OF other prominent persons. AT 10 O'Clock
a: m. promptly the entire party, numbering
about twOhundred. embarked on the steamer
ArrOw, Captain Frank Hollingshead, and
after pleasant sail reached Mount Vernon.
On arriving al the mansion Governor Kem-
per and the board of visitors were met and
welcomed by the ladies. and in response the
Governor made "A few brief and eloquent re-
marks. congratulating them upon the re-
suits of their labors for the past year. At the
conclusion OF the Governors remarks short
addresses IN The same vein were made by
Colonel Robert Guild and General FitZhugh
Lee The company then paTtook of a lunch
ard al Its conclusion the council and visitors
held a business session, which was adjourned
IN time TO take the boat for its return trip
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
OF street and Louisiana avenue. pays five
per cent. interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the I'd of each month. Call and get a
copy of the regulations. 5,255
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CIT Y 1T e M s.

WITH VIEW To changing our business,
we propose TO sell our entire stock OF lumber
and good viii of the business-one OF the Old
est established in the District. The stock on
hand is all desirable and we'll selected, seas
oDed and conveniently piled, and embraces
hsrd-woods, &c, usually kept in well con-
Quoted lumber yards. The yards are admira-
bly, located in Georgetown, and arranged W tn
every convenience for handling lumber; the
improvements are complete. including first
class wharf, fronting on the river, and aces
sible from both Water and Congress streets
This is a rare opportunity for persons wish
ing tO engage in active business.
r. PICKRELL 4 Co.
6,e,6 50 Water street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
IMMENSE VARIETY,
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Chiltren's Imported Striped Hose, from TO sx
&c pair; best British do, Sec, 75c; Ladies' do
Sc; Ladies W hte Hose full regular psir 81: do
baibriggan, extra long, unbeached, Soc; Men best
br1tlsh hall Hose. superstout superfne. splendid
goods, pair 81; Mems fine Isle Thread, pair .
heel do, pair 25c Ladies lise Thread GauntIets
and two Button Gloves, PC; Mems Lisle Thread
Gloves, Sc; Ladies' two Burton Kids, fine goods
81 Men kids, colors and black, 81; Lace Ties,
25c Painted and Black Fans, Csc; Painted, Black
and nne Jap: Fans, Sc: Black and White Satin
81 Children Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, ii
Chlldren's full Aprons (checkered NainsOok) TO
button behind, o0c Ladies' COlored Linen APRONS
new style, 50c.: Chidrens Sun BOnnets, Csc; La
dies Lawn Waists, Embroidered front, : !; Ladies'
fine " hte Tucked Skirts. handsome Ohemise, Long
only 81; tne Scotch Bingham, large sun UmbIe Ilas,
81 Travelling Satchels, Hand Satches and Bags
and Baskets ~ large variety, from Soc to 81; Shawl
straps, Sc, SOC: and 81; balls Glycerine Soap,
&c. packages Brown Windsor Soap, Csc; Garden
Tools, 5Oc hne Stereoscopes, 7Sc.; the very best
SteTe0scopic Views of Washington and the outside
world, per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames
complete, Csc, 50c., 81, 81; Gilt and Velvet Photo
Frames, &c. to 81; splendid Towels, lOc., 25c Sc
and &c. Bird Cages, very nice, 81 and 81 80; the
Hair and Clothes Brushes, 25c., soc. and 81; fine
Microscopes with Objects 81; Vases and Statuettes
Smoking Sets aud Spittoons, Bouquet Holders &c
&c. to 81; 500 sets of Croquet at 81, So, 80 rs,
$3.50. 81 80 and SIS, cheaper than ever. Can and
examine them. Our stock OF cheap and medium
seweiry Is So large that il would be folly TO try and
enumerate 1t; II comprises everything that is new
and pretty, aud the prices range from sc up 70 s2
and the quality Is far ahead Of anything which has
been offered heretofore at these prices.
b. SILVERBERG,
apN-V 3l2 1th street. near Penn. avenue.
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

sloo yards splendid C.LICOEs ats cts. worth ~.
SEQ SHIFTING Calico a. see
Spieoes GRASS CLOTH At lesrc.
Ya-d-wide PERCALEsG cts
A Il lenaid ssrtmarf q Gau1a Wrrl-, TNnkI-
SHIFTS from 80 Cts O. - =.
FARASOLs az very low prices.
10. C DRESS GOOps lee over fr,-, "a. 49,, o.,
be sid al your ussn price.
Srler cid mskcs Of BLEACHED COTroNs. n ans
s1s cts.
BONANZA hrsnd q ALPACA a. 50 - besi ever 49,
Tor that price.
MATING cheap aud good.
GEO. ,. JOHNSON CO.,
m19 r I'll Market Spaos
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. ]. II. Squier & Co, Bankers, 1ii6
Pennsylvania avenue. 515,eoi:
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Corns &c.-The Foot
labors Ten times more than the hand; and 10
be relieved Of Corns, Bunions. Ingrowng
Nails, etc, thousands OF persons visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No $50 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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VI AT SELBYS, n
FOR STRAW HATS -
may22 tr 1914 and 1916 Penpsylvania ave
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The CANAL.-For the six days ending
Saturday. May %, two hundred aud ninety
one boats cleared from this port, on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal, carrying 1887 tons
OF coal. These shipments have rarely been
exceeded in one week Cumberland N5tCs
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sp1- lr liO6 STREET
WOOL BLANKETS CLEANsgD nice, 40 that
w they remain soft. Single sheet, 75c: douLla
Sl23. iyelI@I A. FISHER, 81 g OH street.
geo ". STfCKNEY, Real Estafs EroEer aad
N 4Ncitesssg, Room lie Droit Buildiue
ssie' mayWm
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w +. SEYMOUR,

w +. SEYMOUR,
1872 BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN, DO,
Has now ready all the Spring Styles Of
HATS, HATS. IN
Fine Silk Hats at so TO SO 50. III
Mems and Boys fine Straw Hats.
Fine Soft and Stiff Felt Hats for Men and BOYS
Every class of goods produced in New York TO se-
iec nom. Expenses !olc, therefore bargains will be
gwen. may4 lTn
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THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
which are sell, registering, maximum and minimum
very large and snowy for stores Offices &C.; Parlor
Pocket, Brewers, &C., &c. Also BAROMETERS of
the most approved pattern, among them Fitzroy s.
eder's and fine Swiss DRAWING INSTRUMENTS.
II. h. HEMPEER, Optician,
may25-tr asa pennsyIyania avenue
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. EVIIN g. CO.,
(NEW YORK;
HOS Il = Il II T. EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOR OUR CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THk
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES STAPLK
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
US, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI
IAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANOH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
AkTlSTlO TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
fOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
OhDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP In
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS From OUR READY MADE STOCK.
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~ Right Rev. James \. Healy was ya--
terday consecratcd bishop of Portland Me.
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w ii. WHEATLEY's
STEAM DYEING, AND CLEANING EsTAB-

40 JsfeTSoa Street, GsOTgstolrn. d. C.
Establis he'd. 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. En-
iarsed and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentlemen's
wearing apparel of every description, Including
Velvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves
&c, &c, nicely cleaned dved also, Curtains aud
New Goods Carpets and Blan kets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send US your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at any place I'm the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and TO any place in the country sp2l-tr
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DIR. c. W. BENsoNs Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly 10 cure
Headaches, Neuralgia. Nervousness and
SleepleSSness, and will cure any case. Price
80 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Sto;t & CO., 4S0 Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington. 6,1.eo1:
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THF CLOSING OFT SALE ~ tne cry goods
store OF John Il. Mitchell still continues ana
viii last during the week, or unit tne entire
stock is disposed of. Those warm rare
BARGAINS in superior goods should MI ne
elect this opportunity.
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MFpIcA-L--At a special meeting of the
ardSon. FIoon' and Reilly We're elected 10
n membership, he medical soci ETY. of the
District then held meeting for the discus
Sl3n Of topics peril !reatment d9 1 5iseaees
was the principal topic.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUh READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS. YOUTHS
AND CHILDRENB SUITS, AND SPRING
OVERC0ATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL OR
DERS In TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY In OUR FURNISHING
GoOIS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MENT. WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE OF
FURNISH READY MADr.
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SUIT AGAINST The DISTRICT GOVERN
MINT FOR DAMAGE>--This morning. Mr.. y.
N BTOwne hled fOr John \. Schneider suit
against the District Of Columbia for - 900
damages lie charges that IN 1ss3 and ~ de-
PENDANT, through its agents. caused the street :
lots and .. square Sg3. fronting on Mary
land avenue and Sth street nOrtheaSt-ofO be
regarded and lowered. elevated and lowered
ana regarded rom time 10 time during said
years 10 the depth and height OF from three
to Ten feet. which has caused him 10 suffer
great damage losses and expenses. on ac-
cOoni OF III business being Inconvenience
~ intervals Tor two years, requiring him 10
tear down ard rebuild mis- baie-Oven. repair
his bakery, &c.
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PRoPERTY-owSERs who nave not n,ada
application for damages 10 property nv
reason OF pghiic improvements can nov n a
tneir Claims with J.. G.. Lay & Co, No. rs az
street -
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r, chtA hOMiCiDE.-General s =
ielkle, on ms city, and Mr.. II. G.. Denison.
criminal lawyer OF New York city
have been retained a. counsel ~ c.o 49,,
stevenson, who Is ia iail under the conmIt
inent OF The coroner Tor shooting Mr. Come
death Last week. Ms
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-Fanny Kelly
To a. Y Thomas, part lot A square 4Gy.
$3.50. Geo b. Smith to John Il Carpenter,'
lot :, part 8. and 8, square SIS; Sl0.6.IS a
h. GladmOn to Jonn G.. Adams pa-t lot Ia
square I0l; SG66. John @. Adams to Henry
Dickson. part lot 10. square 4Ot; - 400 NJ
y. Fletcher 10 Rachel j. Carpenter, part lot
J. square "a; ~30sI.50. John Webster tO
Moses Kelly. lot %, square 912; -, 800. Rachel
j. Carpenter 10 NJ. y. Fletcher, part lot 3,
square 80; $500. Geo. W. Barnes ct al to
VIM. b. MCkelden, part lot 10, square GO; -,
sarah l.. Parkhurst 10 Patrick Curtin part
lot 2, square 80; $1,000. John Day to Glen
w. Cooper, lots % and %, square 35S; II ana.
caleb Day 10 X. III. Minor, part lot 26. square
-, %. Harvey n. Gilbert to Jules Joliet,
lol ;, square 80; IL ,0sS. Chas. r. Fletcher To
+ y. Hare, all of square 1SS; II. John Ches-
Yer 10 Harvey y. Gilbert. lots Z. 3, 8, 10 and
= square 1885, $3.50. c. ii. Il. White to Jas.
n. kandall, part lots and 3. square 72l;
800. John q. Larman to Patrick Collins
lOt "a, square north OF square 4; leo. F. p
Il. Sands, trustee, 10 Randall Hagner. part
lot ., square l20; -. VIM. II. Tenly To Geo.
W RobeSon, lot 1, square 1874; II 500. James
q. smith ct al. 10 Stephen Hellmuth lot o
square 5S6; $500 Geo. W. Phillips, trustee,
to j r. Van Horn, lot 6, square g5ir 81 Sam
II. Howell 10 Allen DaIe. lot f. square FS3G.
and lot 1, square ESQ; S5 John Freeman tn
A. Slevers ct al, lots 49, 40 and II, square 4is;
>e,s50 +. McGinniss to ID. Mahoney part a
square 5tS; $3.50. X T. Humphrey TO Geo $.
Humphrey, lot IS, square SO; 500.
THE OLDEST INHABITANTS AssocrA-
TON met yesterday afternoon, the preSi-
dent, DIR. j. B. Blake, in the chair. and i
Carroll Brent secretary.
Dr. VIM. Gunton. from the special commit
zee 70 make arrangements for the proper cell
e6ration of the ith of July, reported that JOS
H. bradley, esq, will deliver the Grafton and
Mr.. Jos. l. Semmes read the Declaration of
independence; adopted. Mr.. Jenkin Thomas
announced the illness OF Charles Dean of
Georgetown. q member OF the association.
The chair read a paper from Justice VIM.
thompson on the drama OF the olden time in
tins city, in which interesting "reminiscences
were given OF the theater which stood for
many years on Louisiana avenue where the
ruins OF the Canterbury Hall now stand. Mr.
Jas. A. Kennedy was invited to prepare and
read an essay before the society at their
m eeiing in August. Mr.. VIM. Anderson was
requested To deliver an essay at his earliest
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WIN. w0LTER d CO.,
FL RISTS, -
BEDDING and GREENHOUSE PLANTS, -
VEGETABLE PLANTS and SEEDS, b JU. -.
DUETS; MREATHs, CROSSES, &C., at very mod
Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for SALE
Greenhonses-Twenty-f fourth street near y, south
west, opposite United States Observ atory.
- Do not postpone payments Of your Inn prove mont
taxes because Dect relief from Con sress or lie
commissioners. Those who pay will get all draw
Laeks. Fay at once and save over % Der cent
through PETER CAMPBELL, l423 Pennuylyania
e'eaps, petSsep Wilayde end Tseasury. psyp ip
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District Government Affairs.
The school teachers VIII be paid on Satur-
tlar next
THE SCHOOL FINDS.

THE SCHOOI. FUNDS.
MI r J.. Stanton. attorney for the Dis
tT!ct, has given the District Commissioners
81 opinion in relation To the water stock and
other securities held in trust by the board Of
school trustees for the benefit Of the public
schools Of the District. in which he takes the
ground that the original investment was in
tended as permanent endowment, and that
" hen such stock becomes due. as in the aSe
of the wafer stock. the commissioners should
invest the proceeds in other stocks or bonds
of the District. Indeed, ," says Mr. Stanton,
s.the redemption might be by substitution Of
other District securities. wh-Ch should be
held in trust FOR the school fund
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RIDLEY PARK HOTEL.
HEALING SPRINGS.

AAA HEALING SPRINGS.
4E:&I W. b. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DR.. NJ II. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This deseryedly popular Summer Resort will be
opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for the re-
Ception of visitors.
There will be a reasonable deduction TO PARTIES
who wish TO make this their home for the summer
For pamphlets and circulars giving more minute
description If the Springs and the way of getting TO
them, apply 10 Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Richmond, or TO me at the Springs. Get your tick
cts 10 CoVinston from all points, where there xiii D.
close connection with ne stage line direct 10 The
Springs over beautiful mountain road
my3 I'm W. II. BISHOP. Proprietor.
A-n CABINS SPRINGS, W & o. Il n
~ IL Carlns Springs have been entirely re-
Ss fitted. aud can be rented for ENcur-
siODs AMI Parties. HERBUER BASsART. Pro
prlefors, 81 =. Fairfax street, Alexandria. Va.
y: e WESTON, Agent, 2l2 9Th street north
wet, w ARLINGTON. NAV . aNt
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hKAL ESTATE SALES-Messrs Duncan
son Bros. arctioneers. sold Yesterday aSis.-
Ioon' Tor George Mason. assignee. lots 20 and
- IN Iltchneld Il Augherton's Subdivision
staoles, IN Windsor a Font for sos on Oh.
.,S,;; .1I same party. frame building corner
FTain, Tor ~IoG VI "V' 10 JUN
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AGRICCLTURAL IMPLEME1.Ts PAINTS
OIL AND NARNISH AT AUCr-oS--DpaIers
anu Tue tside generally should attend the
SAFE AZ Ihy@On'S 10 morrow by Thomas Dow
LIst auctoeleer. The heaviest and most
valuable portion OF the goods are 10 be sold
comprising agricultural Implements metallic
Iaints- vanish, &C, which will be sold 10
suit the trade. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03

TIE PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION met last
night. and 10 WaS agreed 10 patrOnize ONLY
Snch dealers in plumbers material as recOg-
ME the Plumbers Association. aud sell
sSnd> 10 rs members at rates better than TO
those outside the ASSOCIATION. They also
ahopted a schedule OF prices for plumbing
materials ard fittings. The society numbers
sixty members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03

For Moth Patches, + recAIes and Tan. ask
your druggist for PeTry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Ty's IDlprored Co7po'eIle and PSniple Rent
edy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
Il. G. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York. SSH:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03

IHE I. ;. SrEAaER DISPATCH. Com
mander Frod- Rodgers. left the Washington
navy ward yesterday 4OT Baltimore. where
she VIII remain for some time a. receiving
snip iOT apprentice boys enlisted for the navy
AZ mat point. When ali she can accommo-
gate are shipped the Dispatch will proceed to
New a Ork. where the boys will be trans
ferTed 70 the school ship.