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Festival Of the SchuetEenve.
rein.

The Washington Schuetzenverein to day
began their tenth annual festival at their
beautiful IafS on M ~, e $50 ~ .6 bnars nn
9th street, this morning. end after receiving
and welcoming the'visltlns delegations nom
Baltimore took up 1hei ine OF naT r, N c. Az
neT to F strea, 10 1ith. 10 IA. 10 I'th, 10
Pennsylvania aVerrc, 10 AZ street, 20 Lou
isiana avenue, 10 9TH street and thence 20
the park. The procession was quite io'g anu
was accompanied by several bands NJ nlsisic,
including the Marine band, under the direc-
tlOn Of Prof Schneider. The members wore
t.eir rev uniforms AMI their new hats,
W liCh are q decided improvement over the
warm slOuch hats formerly worn. The most
attractive feature Of The procession was
"a yly-decOrated chariot, hlteh with Deauti-
fuI young ladies. dressed IN summer attire.
One OF the carriages contained Mons. Ie-
rOgx and " lie EmOclew. performers on the
rdDeZe. hr. George walker acted as chief
MARSHAL. On their arrival at the park the
members At once began the festivities OF The
cav, which consisted OF prize shooting and
bowling, performances on the frapeze. dane
ing. &c A grand ENTERTAINMENT Is arranged
TO IN eight. when 10 is expected thousands
OF people viii be present. The fest lasts four
ia s.
THr GEPWAE LUTHERAN SY~OD.-At the
rIcetlng of The Synod al Cumby rlard on FRI
day. 10 was resolved hat one clerical and or .
lay delegate ne sent To other SyaObs and that
a newspaper ne estabusne:. tie ieta Is 10 n
arranged heTeS Ter. \ resolution re luiTinr
t''ai every con WliECe Should Include one lay
delegate was adopted. Tha folk wing officer
FOR Inc er>u.r- yeJr yCefo elected. President
Hev. I ID -: Ter; vice prcsidnnt Re-. J. r.
Cor raCi. seCreiaEy, Eav- y. II Mengert:
tree sUTer. Re-. Wrn. Eheling, d. d.
Zion church, 81 Washington city, heret5-
t1re W ti0Ut SyDO.heel connections was Re
@"iVsf into n, cOnmuuIO. and fellowship az
'he Synod, . having adopted q Constitution
cor 10 IN ~ every respect 10 the pr 'rriples
arI custom S % the SYNOD. The church is In
charge of !'r. El>er hlIeT and has u iUtitien-
'1al 60 fgrsEatipr o. three hundred members.
Tie q 4 Oh bail Ting Is valued at eight OF ten
thousand dollars.
MAR STAEF LTCENSFs have 5TPu issued as
toilOWs:-E. = RathbuTU and Mary Ann
FlSICI- George Eghn and Mgrgare ret Bowie,
uf Prince George county Mi; Wu.. Bowls
md Haliadl Jane Mlttingiy; Charles W
EsGrucs aud Agnes Eltirs, OF Alexandria:
owls NnG, and Maria Miner; Frederick
Brown and Carrie Batter.
-
FROM PEAR 70 PEAK, the rafting cragS
among, LEAPS the live thunder. ami from
CV II hOuse 10 town leaps the taxpayer To
paC STrc'ai Improvement bills through j. C.
Lay Co. rs ; y street.-AdU.
O
NV PCBLICATIONS.-MeSS GOttheil X
GO. send Us the first number of an illuSfra ted
magazine, i'm the English language. recently
published in Stuttgart.
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ANCTHER iNCURSTpN To CoRE-S ISLAND
Tie svstt steamer. Jane NOS-icy. Will make
fsr EftH excursion 10 CObb's Island this
E2~Or Gr tr..issy next. icaVius the 9Th street
Wnar. 80 y. n. She wii. return on TUESDAY,
s-:.d every body VIII have an opportunity az
Enjoying thc q s. gLtfui rafhiu4 al the island
sut a. fishing The cucOUIa cement which
These tNcu = pns have received from the best
class 0r Orr citizens has induced the prOprie-
iO.- "a MAKE weekly trips 20 the island dur
t-iSav. here
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IL OF hkAl. f.STATE.-SOld 10y Thomas
r Waggaman. 20 Prank ScEflliuger eSr
part Of lot n square or, AZ 10 cents per
foot.
Thomas bowling. auctiOneer. sold on Sat
uriay las. for F. W. Jones. trustee the two
brick Warehouses on Water street George
town, Ochupled by the kennebec Ice com
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RE-ARRESTED- "A notorious sneak thief
named Joseph ESkTidge. VINO made his es-
cape from the woTkhouse chain gang. about
Two weeks ago, was arrested yesterday
morning b. officer Shea, OF the ist precinct
while lOunging on board a nshing boat st the
nth street WfarF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

a SETFF PACE =" take place on the last
'TI LrancC from the navy ward bridge To- the
sold burnt bridge" hsS been ARRANGED b,, a
number az In young men ~ East Washing
Ton 10 take place on or about the 10Th INST
Al present There are five entries as follows
BhlIP Mansfield Aa> entered Blue Wing -
GcOrsv French. Red Bird" John y. Bailey
The Annie" George Langley. RYAN a
Farn>haw. and Herbert Lewis, The Slip
Ter'
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TRE GATES OF PEARL, through which the
human voice issues. shonld never become
rusty. To keep the teeth for ever free from
Flemish tn render their decsy impossible IL
is only necessary To use FfdYrdl Slcaofo7gt IL
is antiseptlc and supremelN wholesome. 60
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PLAYING WITH A PIsTOL.-The Belair
LHariord county, Intelligencer prints the
following: An unfortunate accident occurred
on Tuesday afternoon, by which an infant
son of Mr.. Edward Hail, who lives near
Abingdon, was wounded I'm the mouth by "A,
Dali from pistol. II appears that an elder
brother, little fellow about three years Old
had taken the pistol, which was a diminu-
tiv@one. out Of drawer where il had been
lying for years, and had been playing with
IL. The baby, about fifteen months old. was
seated on his mothers lap. and beginning TO
fret, Mrs. Hall picked up the pistol, and 10
amuse him called his attention to its bright
silver mounting. AS he raised his head 10
look the pistol was discharged. the ball TAX
Ing effect under the left nOstril and lodging
in the mouth. The mother was of course
almost frantic with grief, but had presence
OF mind TO summon help. and sent for the
chlld's father and for physicians. Before the
latter arrived, however. arrangements were
made 10 convey the child TO Baltimore.
where the ball was extracted by Professor
Chris. Johnston. The little fellow is now
rapidly recovering.
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FOREIGN BODIES IN THE cara cores
pendent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes as
follows: In a recent issue of the Ledger l
found an account of a man who had suffered
from "maggOts" in his ear, and it was said
that the doctor, after inquiry, had con-
Guided that IL was the first recorded case
Two cases of a similar character have been
brought to the Philadelphia Dispensary this
year. In the first case, maggots were driven
from the canal leading To the tympanum or
ear drum by the use of an ear syringe. The
patient, heretofore deaf i'm that ear, had his
hearing restored. The maggots were small
but they had not attained their full size In
the second case, a boy, who had been in bath
Ing, and had lost his hearing, was brought to
the dispensary. A fish, partially decom-
posed, was extracted from his ear.
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DProf Watson, the American astrouo,
mer, has arrived at Naples from Pekin,
where he Observed the transit of Venus.
~ over 500 children attended a free pic-
ME given ON Saturday in New York to the
POOR Of the ith ward.
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~ Charlotte Bronte's husband, Rev. Ar
thur Bell Nichols, has a second wife.
"When you have q good thing keep it,
Ihls motto was invented for gentlemen who
have seats in crowded street cars.
~It has been ascertained that the robbery
OF the pawnbroker Pefiera, in Cincinnati, on
Friday, was committed by his son, who has
lied the city, taking the booty with him.
1At Elkton, Neb., Saturday, Mr.. Dung
m ond, his SON, and Charles Baldwin. were
seriously shot by q man named McElroy,
who escaped. Armed citizens are after him.
Ex-Governor kellogg, of Louisiana, has
addressed letter to the sheriffs of parishes
where recent outrages are reported. urging
them to call on the better class of citizens
for help.
0-"Solid men of Boston" offer to bet 81 900
that Morris of Pittsburg can beat John Big
lin of New York, in q three mile SOUL race
Oh the Charles river. John Shea put up
500 on Morris as deposit.
IThere is a loud call for Kelly, the mo-
tor man. The time is up for that Pullman
train, which was TO be run from Phi, :. iphia
to New York, propelled By a half gallon OF
water.
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DEATH CF An Old CITIzEN.-Mr Charles
+. Wood. an Old and WelI-k1Owu citizen OF
IhiS District dleC Yesterday morning a nj,
resius,Ct, No. -" +th street, FROM the effects
of a stroke - paralysis on Tuesday last in
the sl-t year Of nI> age. Mr.. Wood was a
prominent builder Tor many wears. and pos
SesSet the respect and confidence o. all who
knew aim His funeral Will take place to-
morrow al T. ~.
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>ENCHaNGE HOTEL,

YtshEY MANASSAS, "a,
t1.lS-l Situs'ei IRE highest CONT ou the MO.
laIG rain &C . rlivs RON y ash!ls sfth morn
ing sud evening Grains each KAY. Fare for round
tip, 81 IS. The hotel l. ueR, with cpnI'a pore
The entire le1Pth. The rooms vcii furu7sl!.a
Gni the ciHiDg room CoC aud airy. Tn country is
g. healthy A. any N the weird. and there are no
musluityes. S.hTfers without Lhiifreu preferred.
JeiO-Sm FRANCIS }. CANNON, PropriAtor
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AAkA TAIBOTT HOUSE
IN yBAknEsNiLLE, MONTGOMERY 90.

. The Undersigned having leased the above named
hotei VIII be prepared this season TO offer superior
RECOMMENDATIONS TO Ladies aud Gentlemen who are
DESTROYS to sper the summer mouths in the
ne ar Is pure, being located the Sugar LOAF
nOnntain IL also commands an extended view Of
country FISHING and hunting in abundance. Con
nueIaple improvements have been made TO the build
lbs since last summer, such bath room, &C III is
about TALL mile from Bsrnesyille depot, on the Me-
ttropctsn haIrosd and one hours ride the cara
Terms: 81 per day, and from % 70 $40 per week
ShlIdren under Y and servants half price For for
ther Information apply TO address O. A BAL
LUFF, Barnesvile, Montgomery CO., Md mig tsls
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RECEIVERS FOX THE SOUTHERN MARY
Ian RAILROAD.-TEe LeOnardIOWn Bet
toh- 81 Mays county, Nd. says that on ap-
phcation OF Mr.. Robert Cal lahan and other
creditors OF the Southern Maryland raiIroa1 4,
ItctiNers have been appointed by the Circuit
touil o. f.Lnc" Georges county. The re-
ceiNerS are Messrs- Robert G. COMBS of n
MAYS: and lGchari b b. Chew, OF Prince
Georges comfy.
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$50 20 $40 0oC has been invested IN Stock
Privileges and paid 9O0 per cent profit How
TO do IL" \ hook on Wall street. sent free.
Tumhridge & Co., pankers, 2 Wsu street.
New York. 63:
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The best dressed men In town are wear
snC Warwick collars. They say here is
nothing Sc them for cOmfOTt.-Ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

CORAL. Jet, Amethyst aud Stone Deal
Gold Jewelry received at Priggs, on the
Avenue, near o. street.
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Fox 81 ENTRAORDINARY.-FO some
TINE past - hcu-TOOStS OF the SupeTiutent-
snt'S garden at the Observatory have suffered
from nocturnal visits, and a few days ago the,
good siZed red fox. About . O'Clock Friday
morning a meet was held, and on calling
the muster roll there were found present ten
men eighteen boys, five dogs, one .InuSkec,
one tOr tle-baTreI shot gun. two FiSchfOrkS.
and thirty bricks. The fox was started
In short time, and seemed to enjoy the
sport immensely. Several of the hunters
one of the guns went of accidentally, no
one hIrrt. After firing both dogs and hunters
by playing hide and seek for an hour, the fox
Gnally run UP an underground drain and
seemed To defy pursuit. or course as no one
could see him IL was impossible To DO any
thing. though u was suggested that II the
large telescope were pointed up the drain il
might bring him ESQ near that they could
catch him" But, as the instrument was 9TH
erwiSe engaged. 10 was decided to smoke him
out. II took some time 10 raise smoke
and, Judging rom the small effect 10 had, the
fox must have been raised in a tobacco dis
trict. Since FIRE filled water was next re-
sorted to. and the large hose turned on him
This seemed to aTfOrd him more pleasure
han all other attentions combined; lie
seemed To ne fairly in ecStacies; but the sport
in the course Of an hour becoming rather
mOnOrOnOuS to both parties, the 'sfOX" de
clded 10 leave for home. aud, not at all afraid
or the deadly weapons OF his pUrSuerS
quietly left. huf. alas. lust as ne was s.Step-
ping down ami out" 4 brick III or him.
and ne suddenly stopped. II i said that
near The root Of his tail. and the fellow whose
gun went of accidentally says he ~ 2 shoot
at MIN. 81 course ''OEly wanted 20 fool the
resi- and say he didn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs. Gods.
bronchitis, Group. whooping cough, and ne
most 10 be dreaded Of al, consumption, ran
ind sure relief In ~. F.ssdr's Pu,Nifs N WJd
th'rs' which cures when other remedies fan.
- cents anu 81 bottle, large bottles much
he cheaper. 90
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JOCAL " E " S.
Eandcn.ed locals.

The street IaInfs viii Ee Iigbtei tonight
st - y. IA. ast rxtiUgUtsn et ~ , - q m.
Why not - /. q nj ~ & n aSHIalf TOP on
Inc dscaycd wooden pavene"t Of Penesyl-
yaHia ave No.
all. tor Maria Margaret IaHSe fOT a divorce
On .,aiurdey Mf Il. v Garre.r Led a bill
o. T.. q. G-iI~CI a-s 'Ust {. Farris.'u FINER
stE - T''>tr o. ~" i-Su1TSC Cf tine Puct-
.seS> GUlIe q wash. -tCr-
EcsSTs EIru-y ard E.rhey have ~ Nor
mon 4 FttsHJ-t AZ Ile Potomac steam
a. ~ Com .anv lrr,' "a tIit 90 ar 81 function
Il TeStI-s4 tse defending from D-I.dils
VI. art
gwen .f-I.. 2 fr. q ssp re- u The Trt1nac
Es9it Groves N-~ccta,.Cr. s.'ti tFn Wool
7 avn , -l.e-s- t'.ut took pace Saturday,
sTt Wa . sIrct-s II very S2y.
= &c ,rio f-,:o'S. Choir s.V- g Igi.-l-.i chs
f'Sct-sIsl g.y.l ,tO Potomac tD-rrorrgsg
sv-r.-. GO tEs steamer Nary liustOl,
which -CS --~-- miles - VI tho river.
! Sn,ii- tud as ciaas ftr>lc o. bOaIj.
Yez----. = morning EeG7r Wright -ras So
TgsF. o.. -4 Er-l.f slr0a;. tlr ans ~ i"--r ne
W -.5i-. .TrIUtuE and falling - nir. WI Ie
Ju 49, -.~1"t- Uta- tlr g. rci". Tie gaS re
T'oycf Z -.s Rome, 81 i u s'-ect north
vs.
r. tie s-n1-.s vr3vero a>caeeF e. i-rfl-
iIE On. - track - Bgp-iiIg-s station were
maid Of en- -..fl.r '3y ids. anil me work s.
uti4s }lg-raI Toward ~ NJ. E.l'ry. me
oOE.-s t.T- Ta!> vii - one of Il" finest
Grade -fI ruE exceed ~ tl"Gc> ~ ne TIlIe
II VA - -7atv FOR n all .acse.
4 TfS8i..' ~. -,> 'sT.ar.!-.'0IS - adopted nv
Jht New Y OK Eel al. "aE P~~CC!aiID'', al
1hetr 1.stt-ag So -T.iIy evening tE"t they
have ga admir- = '.H'.fi S-,e Iu faa political
Sa-Sc..y -! fus IN ~ Republican ID-S~eS-
siCLal Committee. VIII .. 9ertUily respond .
anV rsb s-ry nav max nUOn u for any
As iSJarcr II material I'D trCy meY ueem
Necessary for o. vi-prOuS rsOsc'IiiUL ct the
l. uiit = :cmTailsT ="
Tire ~siIi - = .IetGCfisj Episcopal carr p
1ssCti'g ..,.u 81 C..ilou station, % The Va.
". C., d and &. ;. railroad in Fairfax
county. - .-.. CONNIE 1C.ug August 18th and
'tOs-1.s fst IA tound trip tickets from
Wa-h'TE.Cr Trd all points on the road.
i MI lit NJ f>tcrS. embracing Rev. DrS.
SEs9k nc, "Fs;- Taylo Cleveland, Newman.
hiaEaCU. Hobbs, Brown. Wheeler, Norris.
Tor e. Carroll EDUud. ard others, are in
V'tt'' To- Ciijviate at the meeting.
EN- senator Hamilton. Of Maryland, has
brought mere an invitation 10 company u.
Washington Light Infantry, 10 attend the
far 20 Ee held at HageTStoWn on the 18th.
lGti and 18th September by the Washington
County y CT5cultUTal and Mechanical ASSO-
ClStiOn. II J. understood that the invitation
viii hc accepted, and that the company will
spend the entire three days on the fair
grounds. Ex-senator Hamilton il an hon
t'Tary member pi Company H. and las been
Tor several years.
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TIE BFNERIDGE HnISE.

NNY " : = UEG. - UUV u % -
s8.<lkS u nov ADJ Tor tie n-i.l ef ~I-IUf.F
BU9Td1Ts. = iss ha niSane house, wifi So rooms
ana large purilcos, and - kept IT, the hest style
NJ lGiehrrg IL situated II tia most beautiful ara
Meas 5aF section 81 NcItBeTu Virginia, tfiS mites
southwest o. Washington CITY. bas sLurC he II III
cen n % hl'1s and pc -aut srcvty There - VT in
Il GllF 81 the House q fue Mineral spring = hose
ni"lcAl atcrs have been pronounced ~ Phv-iciAns
=. M equal To- ans a. The state raily 81 RRe= connect
win tire Railroad bspgtS ~ Lre-brrs aud al the
islls iEee ria. 10 tua Srrsas- every cav F1T
nTiatsr. 49, So
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NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR fHR HAIR

Having been used with entire satisfaction for nearly
eight years, We are warranted in calling special at
tention to It's virtues, testified 70 daily bv
the thousands that been benefited by its yirtue
restores gray or faded hair TO It's Natural Color
in three 10 ten days. Ii contains neither Lead snI
phur or Silver. 1t does not req uire 10 be shaken
when used. IL Is the most economical pre- paratiou
in use. II does not stain the finger nAiis or the
finest fabric liz cleanses the scalp and inyfeorsfes
the roots Of the hair Ii eradicates and prevents the
forming OF dAndrun. II 10 an elegant dre..inc for
the hair. II has been known 70 produce an e5tire
new growth OF hair though this cannot be eenersiiy
expected.
Confident that upon trial II win be found N ana.
tain itself In every particular. we recommend n -
all using or requiring anything OF this kind ~
For sale By Druggists generally and All Denot ccr
ner ID and streets northwest VS. s.'
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SALE OF THE GRAND OPERA House.
The foreclosure sale Of the Grand Opera
House IN New York took place on Saturday
Prev ions TO the Offering of bids the announce
meDt was made that the price paid would be
subjected 10 mortgage OF s10.nOO, with in
tereSt due from February I, 1873. The first
bid was for $1,000 above the mortgage, but
not being accepted was quickly succeeded by
bids OF >2u,Ot0. $50, 900, SIS, Gao. until after
tIlSk competition q was finally adiudged TO
Ellen NJ Pike for S15,0nO over and above the
mortgage and accrued interest. Ellen NJ
IKE. the purchaser Of the building. is the
widow OF The former owner and huilder
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THE INVITATION TO MESsRS MOODY AND
SANEEY--OH saturday evening last the e.
ecUtlye committee recently appointed 10 in
vie Me>sTs Moody and Sankey To Washing
ton held a meeting. Rev. Or. Gray in the
chair and M Charles Lyman as secretary.
Ir. Hammond offered "a resolution, which
Wa> adopted. that the acting chairman and
lie secretary Of The committee be directed To
extend = cordial my tatiOn 20 MessrS. Moody
StLt >4rkey. in behalf Of all the evangelical
churches Of the District. 10 visit Washington
and hold "A series Of meet ingS here. and that
Rev l'rs = ev NAV. Butler. and Gray ChaS.
Lyman. =. Pratt VIM Stickncy, and
Rev Geo ~ Han De- appointed committee
- 20 L. New York and present the invita-
non ~ MeSSrS- Moody and Sanxev. on their
arrival q ere, and that The acting chairman
ut Gray. have authority 10 nil vacancies in
The committee This committee was in
StTUg,ed fp say 90 NeSSTS. Moody and Saukey
tsa' {" fis Judgment oi the committee Of ar
Tstr aTunrfS tie most favorable time for
tC.1--G o.. contemplated meeting would be
Immediately following the week Oi prayer.
Iu january. and 10 invite them 10 visit
3sLll--. az that time, n possible
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0The Massachusetts republican state
wi ehlioh meets at Worcester. Sept %.
az A fire at Iowa HILL Califnrnia Satpr
gay destroyed the Parker house. Metho-
dlst church and ten dwellings Loss Ss0 Ooo
ia heavy shock of earthquake was held
No damage reported. D0i 'Ains'
a<Generai Waddy Tn ompson, who Is in a
Memphis Jail, has obtained writ OF
habeas corpus
" An audlsion recovery Of specie to the
amount Of $4,000 has been made NV the
divers at the wreck OF the steamer Schiller.
~The crew of the ship Clydesdale, from
Greenock, August 4, for Quebec, have refused
UDssaworthiness Of that vessel.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS CLAIMED
FOR LOST WIFE.-A suit has been begun
in The supreme court by Mansfield COMMON
OF Elizabeth, n. j., by service OF summons
against Josephine lie CarlemaS. of II Park
avenue, in this city, charging her with en- Z.
ticing his wife away from her home in EliZ-
aheth, and by her influence OBTAINING and
hafboring her at No. Il Park avenue, assert
ing his damages to be $50 900, for which he
asks judgment. An order was issued by
Judge WestbrOok subsequent to the service
OF the summons for the examination of the
defendant prior to trial. She not having ap-
peared for the examination, proceedings were
taken TO punish her for contempt of court
which came up before Judge WeStbrOOk YES
terday in supreme court, chambers. Affida-
Wis were submitted on behalf OF the defend
ant That she had never been served with the
summons or order to testify, and that the
party who made the affidavit of service on
her admitted, on seeing her. that she was not
the person he served. The affidavit on which
the summons to testify was granted set forth
tdat the testimony sought to he obtained is
In proof of animOsity on the part of defend
ant towards the plaintiff; that defendant
enflced his wife away, that the residence TO
which she was brought was not of good re-
port; that Mrs Compton is addicted to strong
drink, and at times becomes disOrderly and
sometimes insensible. Owing to the conflict
OF evidence as to the service of summons
Judge WestbrOOB adjourned the case until
Thursday next in order to allow further tes-
tlrnOny OF service of summons to be fur
niShed.--N. y. World, 6th.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
W "A. wHEATLES's
STEAM pYEJNG AND OLsANING ksTAB.


O. kAn III kJNt AMI OLHhNlN0 Il TAB
LtSHNFNT
tS t:F--'na Sf-fsf, tfsOT FCo-<1, = e
Estatlishec, 1881. Premium awarded, lSsr ~.
larg.d and improved, ia. Lsdias and Geut
wearing apparel - eNsTy des,TIp tIJu, including
heiNttS. Crepe Neiis AID Tfimuiiugr. his Gloves.
Sc, &c. nicely cleaned or dyed. also. Curtains aud
New Goods, CsrT-ts and Blankets cleaned Gar;ns
the Summer mon hs.
Seed u ycnr gfr~sss and Gfl rsf f0- sus r.
tnrn work Al any Place IN the s;ric. fr,. % eNtrs
charge. WORK received and rcr-rned ty mail IT eK-
Pfe-s ron ava & aLy rlsce N tse country apl-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

n The once Of ths LYoonIHo FIRI INsuH
AHCB OOMfAHI hes been RaNovKD 70 Room No
Tbs sssnnch Old Company has been in oDsrssiou Sos
sesr2.sW ysen. be- ss,sss es1oso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

THE PEACE OF EUROPE is again in danger
This time from Herzegovina. Not thar this
minute speck on the map is likely TO do much
damage by itself, but il has the Sdme relation
70 latent destructive forces that a match has
70 barrel OF gunpowdeT. The latest ac-
counts snow me lnsurrection increasing I'm
strength. and at any moment the Seryians
may take hand In. Should this hammer
there would probably result such an explo-
SION as would make the last war between
Germany and France seem onlya very small
affair. N y. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-09

AN EDITOR AND AN EN-M. C. INDr,GF
IN OVERWHELMINGLY Del, was thrown
In considerable excitement this evening by a
personal encounter between ex-Congressman
IOfiand and w. j. Davidson, ESQ :. editor OF
the News, growing out Of the late attempt 10
have Internal Revenue Collector Prettyman
removed and Major LOfand put IN his place
Both combatants were somewhat badly in
Jured, but neither seriously. The affair oc-
CURED at the house OF Lofand, who was
affIOnted by Davidson