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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

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GEORGETOWN.

CALL AoCEPTED.-The Rev. Albert X.
stuart, OF 81. Paul's Church, Chillicothe,
OHIO, has accepted the call extended to him
by The vestry of Christ Church to take effect
June 11th. DR.. w. w. Williams, the forme r
pastor preached his last sermon yesterday
he will ofhciate in St Georges Church next
there.
ALARM OF FIRE.-Yesterday about 11.3O
awakened-tmetsph speaking, of
course0 by the sudden sounding OF tine fire
alarm oell, and when the bell sounded
were thoroughly aroused fanother meta
phor) Arriving at the scene OF the fire.
which was In yellow Tavern" corner OF
Dta and ,h high streets, many were disap-
REPORTED SHOOTING AFFRAY-Satur.
day, about O'Clock news came TO the police
station house u the captain of a canal
boat "Mary Po>T," becoming from some
cause enraged with one OF his hands naaied
George Brent, about 10 years old, and shot
MIN In the hip. near the outlet lock. By the
time the ofncers arrived at the lock the par
ties had made of for Cumberland, and the
extent OF the injuries, and indeed, the truth
OF the report, is not known.
A YACHT CLUB was organized here SAT-
urday night with the following men as Off.
GERS ii. N. Brown, president; Jas. Belt, sec
retaTy; X: w. Morgan, director; membs snip
10 De limited TO 20. A meeting will he held
st the Morgan House next Saturday TO
draft a constitution and bylaws.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-A boy named
Robert Smith, about II years oil, accident
ally discharged pistol in his poe ket while
playing ball. yesterday, and shot hims elf in
the leg. He was carried to DR.. Peter, who
"nxed him up" and pronounced his injuries
not serious.
GRAIN.-Boat Medley, with 1000 bushels
corn 10 Hartley X Bro and 500 corn to T. O.
wheeler; boat Caledonia, with poo bushels
wheat and 500 bushels oats TO Hartley &
Bro. Boat l.. G. Bootes, with 200 bushels
corn TO III. NJ. Talbot.
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THE COURTS.
POLICE CoURr-yt.ccs Ht,eH

POLICE COURT-JtsCCe bhkU.
To day, Tobias Brown, charged with lar
ceDy OF clothing from DR.. MAYORS clothes
line; $50 or thirty days. John Price, larceny
of a suit OF clothes from Joseph Hertzog;
pleaded guilty and was fined $50 or thirty
days. Middleton Jones, keeping a filthy
privy nuisance; 50. Charles and Mary John
son, larceny OF one bologna sausage. worth
sixty cents, from q stall In market; SIS.
Chris. Tyler, assault on Giles Miller; six
months In jail. Ben Freeman (colored) was
charged with threats to Mary Harding, a
bright looking cOlored woman, who testified
that Freeman had intimidated her to do I'M
lawful acts, which she had consented to do
without her husbands knowledge. Since
this he had threatened her life If she did not
comply further with his wishes; dismissed.
Catherine Ragan, assault on Peter Cameron,
throwing brtckbats at him; So and costs or
twenty four hours in Jail. Mena Isaacs, alias
Jackson, (cOlOred,) charged with burglari-
ously brt aking into and entering the house OF
Mary Shannon and carrying away S1i in
money; grand jury. Peter White, assault
and battery on Richard MarshalI; -. Sam'l
Sherwood, assault on Nelson Coleman; $40
ard costs. John Cole, assault on Joseph
Whitmore; 80. VIM. Brown, threats to Lewis
conway; Sl0e bonds to keep the peace. Esther
Coleman, alias Malinda Coleman, charged
with Keeping bawdy house on 18th, be-
tween G aud ID streets northwest; si09, or &C
days in Jail.
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE ELECTIoN.-The returns show the
election OF johnson, mayor 90 mai; Ball
259 maj Harlow, 223 maj; Brockett, Il3 mai
Marye, l5l maj.
ACCIDENTAL SHOoTIN9-Ab bout ten
o'clock last night, colOred man named
David Lomax while playing with n small
pistol, In j. Z. Rice'S store, corner OF Fairfax
and Princess streets, accidentally discharged
the weapon. The bullet lodged in the leg OF
Mr.. Robert TOmilson, Waterman at the w.
d .. depot, who was walking on the plat
form OF the depot, infiicting a sight wound.
Lomax was arrested, but discharged upon
the facts becoming known.
FATAL ACCIDENT-Md,l's Skull Crushed on
a Coal 1nb.-A colored stevedore named
Henry Gilbert, whose residence was on
Henry street, while engaged in loading the
schooner Earl p. Mason. with coal at Ag-
news wharf, about II o'clock to-day, was
killed. The accident was caused by the Civ
ing away of gait. The coroner was noti-
fed Sentinel, 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

SWomen will hereafter be admitted as
students by the university at Delaware, O.
HOf the 80 600 persons employed In watch
making In Switzerland, one third are
women,
E1It is reported that the deaths by yellow
fever al Rio Janeiro average from so to 100
daily.
1W. Whitman mot Waltz has been ap-
pointed receiver OF the Chicago and Pacific
railroad.
eSThe residence of Col. j. II. Branch, near
Cincinnati, was robbed on Friday of 80 600
In bonds by a man who called the colonies
daughter to the door and threw snuff In her
eyes.
~The Pennsylvania Central railroad
company has reduced its fare from New
York to Chicago TO slI, and the Erie rail-
way to Si6. The New York Central and
Hudson river railroad has also reduced ms
rates to Sill.
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T. 1T Y TT e MS,
Cure for Summer Complaints

Genuine Raspberry and Blackberry Wines;
also, pure SonOma and CaJawba Wines,
Maryland and Virginia Claret, sold at low
prices at Chris. Xander's, GIL It'll street. Sew
eral more testimonials have been received
Dy the latter as to the immense comfort de-
rived by dyspeptics from the use of his cele-
brated dyspeptic bitters. Parties afflicted
with this sickness ought not to fail in trying
these bitters; they are recommended by ply
sicidns.
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YohIc.

Every one, al times, feels the necessity of
some restorative OF the vital powers, de-
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instead OF fly
Ing to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants,
which must be followed by depression equal
10 thelr excitement. reinvigOrate his de-
ranged system by the natural tonic ele-
ments of the PeruUidn Syrup.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, october Is.
Genuenen:-Since taking the PeTItUidn So.
mp | feel better; my strength is improved,
my bowels are regular, my appetite Is first
rate. have recommended it to my friends,
and they are using it.
There is an old physician IN this city colder
imam ann who has been in the drug bust
ness for forty years. who has used the Syrup
for three months, and gives 1t as his decided
opinion that IL is the best Alternative Tonic
Medicine he ever knew. Yours, truly,
VIC. STERLING.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent per annum on deposits fOr each CAL
eDdar month. Banking hours, 8 TOD. Sat-
urdays, TO and toS. 27t3, l4tl6
Corns, &C., Thousands
OF the elite OF the world patronize DIR.
whites establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel, for the
lar corns. bunions, iDgrOwing aud club nails
&c. Fee 81 per visit for attending the feet.
FIRSr-CLASs SECURING AND DYEINa,
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 900 q st. north
west, three doors west OF 9Th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American
or European invention, he Is enabled to do
any work In manner not to be eoualed by
those not possessing these facilities.
~ Ladies' Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
~ Grape Wells refinished nice and Cheap
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing q
speciality.
81 Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
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BCILDlNG PERMITS issued by Inspector
fIoWman: The Citizens Building AssOcIa
lion, seven two story brick dwellings soutb
klce OF French street, between aud 3 and
Sin apd 10Th northwest; $4,000. Nfckalaus
Gay 1ay, = tNo-story oricK store south side OF
pennsylvania avenue. between Gth and I'm
sIeets southeast; $1,000. John L. CaTrigan.
lnree two-story brick dwellings west side OF
.tn .ueet, oetween East Capitol and A SITS
southeast; $500. s and IT. NJ. Carnente1
iouI tWOstory and basement brick dwell,
1Tgs SCUM side Of East Capitol ST. bet ween
CDe-story brick addition to fraros GO, 20
'de OF street, between sth and am
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0Zin great variety. A large stock O; ~
WATCHES and yEMkLRY. Special attention
paid to repairing fine Watches and yewslry Hair
Work made to order, ct PRINOE 3 GOLD.
SMITHS, GIT Pennsylvania avenue. myls-i1
SECONDHAND CL0THIH0, RURHIrUR1
y Carpets, Bedding, Oilcloths, and goods Of oyery
Orders by nail prom Dtiy attended 20.
ee,,sD sr,sr M a SSlts ~ ps, c.:
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L OCAL VS..
Amusements, &c, ro.ufsns

National Theoter.-John f. Owens in "The
Nlctlms' and "solon Single" for benefit of
Manager II. c. Ford.
(tatavgh Hall, (1Ifh street. )-Strawberry
festival.
btgsT'S IN street POrk--Picnic OF the HIher-
man Benevolent Association.
1hedteT COBliqse.- First class yarietJes-
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REAL ESTATE SAIL s-NessIs. W
Bros, auctioneers, sold, Friday afts-Du--
Tor the owner. part OF lot A, In square No.
James McGrann, for - 50 per square foot;
also. the adjoining lot to John Wilson, Jr.,
for - 20 per square foot. The above property
Is situated next TO the southwest corner Of
Eth and n streets northwest.
Messrs. Young Middleton sold al public
auction on Friday, for Messrs. p. A. Oar
nellie and Geo. Earle. trustees, a tract of
81 acres. adjoining the Reform School, TO
Mr.. Geo. Earle, jr., for 80 $50. Also, on same
day, from same TO same, a two story frame
house on ith, between + and q streets SOUTH
east, subject TO taxes, for $50.
BENEFIT OF Mr.. II. c. FORD.-The uu-
merous friends OF Manager IL. Clay Ford
have rendered him complimentary benedt
at the National Theater this evening. Mr.
John Z Owens has kindly offered his ser
vices. and Will appear in two OF his best
Iieces, The Victims" and "SOlon Single"
These plays are so well known and keenly
appreciated by lovers OF fun that crowded
will sing Waiting" A full dramatic COM
pany have kindly volunteered their services,
iHs hoase sSedS vito se
crowded by those who appreciate Mr.. FORTS
eBdeavors 10 cater TO the amusement loving
public during the past season.
THE YoUSG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
CATION on Saturday evening elected the
following delegates 10 the twenty-hrst inter
rational convention OF associations in the
United States and the British Provinces,
which meets at Toronto, Canada, July u
1s16 John II. Olcott, Benz. Holman, r. W.
Vaughn, Alfred Wood, L. +. Sleig and X
y Van Arsdale; alternates, EphonZ
Youngs, Columbus ChOate, J. b. Archer, j.
Il Carpenter, X. I. j. FalcOner. and Warren
Cnoate. The general secretary of the asso-
citation, Mr.. A. I. Stuart, will also attend
he being member OF the convention by
virtue OF his office as CORES pondiug member
Df the executive committee,
SATURDAY NIGHf AND SUNDAY FIGHTS.
"A young man, named Gibson, residing 90
18th street, near the Long bridge, was badly
teaten oy an cnknown eoiorai man in
Majors alley late Saturday night Ofieer
Jones conveyed Gibson 10 Entwisle's drug
store, where bis wounds were dressed aud
afterwards conveyed tobis home. "a row
occurred yesterday morniDg between some
eoloTed people In q street alley, during
which Giles Miller was badly cut with q
Iszor oy Chris Tyler. "A young man,
named Beaveps, was stabbed In the back by
anotner youth named FlOecker, last night.
IN an alteration Oh North Capitol street.
WE SEE that a sacred concert ia tn he held
20 me New Church OF the Ascension and in
surprised at the array of talent. ITsuanv
ssLeue concerts are failures, but the Ascen-
sioo nas eone 10 work in the right direcfior
nstI.g procured some OF the finest amateur
taisps 10 me country. Do not fail 20 attend
ae ~. VII oe mere. and you will miss
me hnes' eoneei' heid In our city for years.
Y.
NEW STRAwBERRY.-Tle most haap,,
1ul and delicious strawberry To be had Is II
stand os Northern Liberty Market and =
street curb Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

a POLICE RAID AND ITS RE SULTS On
complaint OF about a dozen citizens residing
In the northern portion of the city, Lieuten-
ant NOonan, of the second precinct, with
sergeant Acton and squad OF his men, la [
night made a raid on house on TIN street,
between X and streets, kept by Madam
TaFp, alias Elizabeth n. Clary, aud cap
tuIed three males and four females, guests
ard Inmates, together with the Madam, the
latter on the charge OF keeping house OF i'll
fame, and the aforesaid inmates and guests
were cooped as witnesses In the case. The
females are all fast looking and young spin
siers, with hair clipped short across their
frOntspieces, and the males OF that age when
they think themselves men. Madam Tapp
Is well known about Division precincts.
They were all given lodgings in the second
precinct station house, and this morning be-
fore Judge Smell, several young men were
called upon TO explain, but they were so BASH
tul that the gOveramedt failed to make out
a ease against the Madam, and she ambu
lated out OF court rejoicing, until caught
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

The REVIVAL MEETING this morning at
the chapel in Lincoln Hall building was in
ch lrge OF Rev. w. ). Hammond. A crafty
ing report was made from the meetings last
DiAht at the Lutheran chapel and the 18th
street Presbyterian church by Mr.. Nye; Rev.
DR. Mobiles church, corner of 9th and c
streets southwest; the North Carolina ave-
Iue mission. and the evening prayer meet
ing of the Y. NJ. T.. A. Mr.. Stuart reported
Tie case OF an eX-Officer OF the navy, who
about six weeks ago was profess d con
vert, and who Is now almost continually
drunk. Mr.. Charles Nye offered prayer for
the party, and several other short prayers
were offered by Mr.. Stuart and Rev. Mr..
Gonzales.
ACCIDENTs.-Miss Sallie Cook met with
sn accident at the Printing Office, Treasury
department, Saturday. While at work Al
one of the printing presses she had the mid
die finger OF her left hand crushed by its be-
coming entangled In the cog wheels OF the
press. DIR. Robert Reyburn was called in
ard. assisted by DIR. Foster, amputated
the finger, after which she was removed to
Ter nome, No. 12S 10th street north west
Joseph Munsop, q white boy, residing al
9th and o streets northwest, was badly In
juIed Saturday by being run over by stree,
car.
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Heather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL oryIcrn,

WASAANGTOSs May =, 1916. 4
In the middle states, falling followed by
Jislng barometer, warm westerly winds,
fbifting generally 10 cooler north or east. In
ereastDg clOudtness aud local thunder
storms, especially in northern portion.