davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
6.2

eler bun ltb peo OeosnS msrfe Yorte. Dog. al Ollie,
Der fenbte beune rolse. lille &uinos benbes oobbelte Yc.
itillins iom llrteiremmelte sur SpsspOstsrlis. bIep Y9rs.
Yrnoenee elRet % a9tet. Saa laber Beroen 6a ltnfe.
WlpIon flenote benoe soot. Maneei8t Sl99tlfab baube
braaet oisie TO onoe 8Gfner I'll binanoen. Yiosnliabs.
mauoen. bpsm 8sroeu laa biltert bapos iinIet, fortoo
ocnne &uinbe %fulofommen. naar ban iaaoe: "Se9 pilos
betrO hcuoe Vii. %nnota9sn nit 9io".
Oct Dor lidsen. at Oct lob 8olot 9iennsm Oobbp
Oarfnou. MI isneoe bans BLOB. ba ben lille &pinos
after lpeseiesastist ~forlOanot Den ipss Wanos Yersls.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

T0OernOOcn. S"eillebammer Iii.
fner" benleoer en- Snpleuper Op.
m9rflcmbeben paa bet icrtr9Helir
&c 3%raftfpber, man bur for Area.
tarerne / Hr1neb9r, Der ueela9.
aes / 5cultaler mep Vanp cpsr,
paa famine Waaoe lpm man be,
banpler 5ptteber for upisriel. o.
bsf9es upcper @iuteren ilasicnl
anoet 8raftfcber, / Serpen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
Sra Mooerramoene.
vi f%taneinapiite 9laee Until I9ht Cfirhsr
storse.

&ongsbcrg, 20os Septbr. Slaa'
teortlter or III anfcmne. Vriieil
laapel paa Sluat icm paa eipfisr
bOlper fs mob 5Crpentniu9 on.
trent paa famine Ssibe icm ificr ;
bpao SlaSteitpffer an9aar, iuarere
bciere END l%apere, iaa at Bet nof
life bliper nOset at meb ben bill.
lige Yris paa 8ieb, nemlis 2 s
&arten, Tom "Sitimsen" for ncsle
Dage iioen itiaeps / llpfst.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
GpGamnricNrt iaar. nrlrer Sf

SpdgmarfcNet iaar. f~trirer Sfi'
e~nsblaoet "6crrsipcnpeaten," bar
r9ret acot teiegt, % Omlatnln'
gen bar paret betppelia, ua9tel
Vrilerne treriimcb bpao man blroe
rentet, rar tsmmsli9 itipe. III
Mreaturer fonl Der pcg neppe iaa
mango ION be foreaaaenoe aar
Der f9eS, at en- Del at Dem. lcnl
rdr beitcmte bio, pad @ruup al
bet I plsle 0iftrlfter u~l9opanli9e
nctte 6cperaar bar islt cper iii
V~eilanpet. 0ruffenftab " anpen
uorpen bar fun iuneet Step / for
bolospis nlfget rinQe 0rab.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Wol0c, 2lbe Septbr. aneers
Aarerien Yeltao bepe ben 14ps
SulI iaar oper 50 aar eammel.
Den Samle oar Ell al rcre mere
beflenote W9nb ban par nemlia
Amisolitriftets met rencmerte
Sicrnenptter. gan bar "fRlpet
% f~laaet" 40 Sjerne; men bar
peSuoen anauot Here, icm ban life
nj fat paa, ua9tet ban meo Be
ltemtbeo treeee, ar lalfdlo enfeite
al Dem ff ganelaaret. Ere Tiger
isr fin Oeo fom ban leilenbe alsne
paa Saab frl Volpen / Ssnpmere,
bpCr ban llcmmer laa pg brep mep
Sarellrn. gam par en- lpRrlems
met Wano, begapet mep itpre Ses
9emSfrRfter % itRrf Sslptiaio.
6lere @ange par ban paa fine
SirrneiaStcr / cpctbengente eips.
ilre, men ban bier alortS r9b, "fcr
Oct tuuoe life nptte I'll noset."
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Snnnelsn aiennem CT. Sanss
bier9et psc 5reprifsitao blep for.
leeen Dag siennembrurt. Den
bliper / bet Ssle 6l9 Sob lang,
mep 10 6pbS 9eibs unbsr Spal.
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Snobringcnoe Sjurt. ) 5repass
icl9tes / Sauseluno Ell / SficleS
Pralteaielo falpet Sport. Den
inbbraste Sfptteren u Spb., ipet
Den releoe ! Ycaer, % 8iebelum.
men fcr ren meb Sub pg Saar par
betinget til 5 + pr. Warf.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

6crmnesom til [ for
%uefrefnina at sisre Del mob be
6attiac. Sun par iaalebeS | pibe
&repie b%efjsnrt for fin @op9isrens
bsh.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

FOrsgrnno, lobe Septbr. Oct
lansaariee Resn bar f~craariaset
for Sfaoe, iaapel paa BET ufaarne
TOM paa Oct iiaarue 8crn. Ora
en- 8crnltsr paa Siorutpebt CT %
iaalebes fcrcpilt Saprefprn mep
Cmtrent ire 3cmmer lang Spire.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Faa Sorregaaro nebbranpte fpr.
leben Dag en- Saraffe, bpori 20
arbeieerfamilier bcepe. Slbeu cp'
ltco peo at Ell arbeipsr, Der fom
eruffen biem, peltepe en- Varafn.
lamre.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

SOOsialo. 6n i Stenfiar ps
Ome3u me9et auieet alpre Dame,
Srcfsn Abellpna Gram paa Wio.
10, or asaaet psp 1ceen cmfruna
81 aar 9ammel. Den afpspe par
6ierinpe At Be TO tore BRIG Wtp.
10 % Wibe, cS benpttepe fine 9cps
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Ora Seuicns Niticludrt or iiclsc
"lrpmse Ct" 1875 uofert til
Spanica (Cenalano) / s Danny
HtibSlapuinser 2,26O Cons Sfiar.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
"Sc Sbitre."

Sc 4 ieritc Seitcr af "5or Siem.
met" for 1876. incsbolosnps: 50
SOitrc, 6urtGling ira en- norif 6ieloz
bnao, fOrubsu IL iterre Nrtifler %
30 8lanoinser. isubes poriOfrit til
bpilfcnlombellt Mbrssis Der / 9ancet
for 40 Gcnts. @orsslt
4. Sbronblen,
81 Or. II. Oecorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
6reocrifsbalos S1uotiiiabrifs Su.

UF~tptFIfVVutpr ~HHpNtIIuVtIir wv
teteslsnter bare Ifel0e Smaalebne'
mes amtstlbenbe beluttet at inp.
title Sabrlfens Irlft, fcrbi ldmme
unoer Be beie arbeirsprller bar
nit ia ulennenpe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
apnlurier. Sanpelsmanp 1cnnss

S%Onfurier. Slnoelsmano 1enneS
anpreas Safcblen, Bergen. Do.
Scban Z. eurn, 3%rpnpbiem. Sat'
tema9tr Oluf Wartiu Sanieu, Ser
gen. Slnpelsmanb 8. Reit paa
6anblem, Grfepaleu. SuSeier cl
arbeipsmanb NIls anpreasien,
3romSe. Slnblcmee Gmllie 8arps
line gcrncliuslen, Sereen. Suss
eisr ~ 6ificr Safcb RatbiaSlcn
Waals 9cpSbo, Spgubal. San'
pelSmanp ears 5enneien, S%psnpal.
Sanoelsbcr9er Scbs. Senlen, aris
itlanta. 0aarpbru9er anpreas SO'
barneien 8ri9Srub, Gltre lbotsn.
Slneel sbor9er ~ Suseier Sans
Ollen Sppe. Slu1eiunp. Do. Ears
Slpritlcn Stafletb, Aaleiunb. Sanp'
baneler ears u. Nas, Senpborb.
lamb. 0aarobruger Sens Sanleu
@i9re, 8pinnberrsp. S~lnpslSb.
Nils 6lias &pitdb, 4~aleiunp. Dc.
y. x. Gdsmusisn, Srcmse. pan.
belsm. Is. u. @erreis, lrcnpbiem.
Sfipper Sans Bang 6rebrifsfae.
8riitian Often 6OSenscn, @artsis,
lbune. Sanrelsb. g. Often, Sri.
%itIauia. &ebllaer Salps 6pertien,
6serlunp. Slnoelsfrmaet Se9b
Il Setn, 8riitiauia. Sanpelsb.
Sens 8lttslieu, DO. 9~aupbdnpler
6braro Yeperien 8rcnl, 8rsbs.
berrto. @anpelSm. Ole 3. Stranp,
peitre Sllpre, Valpers.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Siitoritmnler Is. Srnu bar faaet
Seitllins paa et a~lterbtaepe til
ell pris al $50 Spp. til Stenfi9r
Nirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
y. y. SObnlou. 3 z. y. Ned
2a0fDrerc,

U00TOrcrc,
DEBORAH, Io,ra.
y. y Sobnion er Normanh, % pil
aliin pGre I'll 3anbsm9ubs 5lenelte
Snlce / Hnoolpbs 8lof. lamms
8rrelie iom Squirs WOris.
g. &. y It iorrettsr lum WOta-
riuS Yublicms.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
) Straeus Siocnoc mcepeler Sfcs

! @trgcus SiScnSc mccpeler Sfcs
l%ebeitprer genplreu Ell Rebeaierelle
for ell &uneinpnrift / Sersens Mu.
l1um, paa en- lrRlelle, Der ltcb |
BEN / 1867 nertasue Stapefirfc paa
Stepie / Sp9npal o. famine Mar
tiliSemeb 1irfens to prR9ti9t mo-
Raarne Yortalcr bier i~nblenpt til
Wuiaet. Snplrifteu lppsr cperiat
iaalebss: r0enne Stcf 9ap Sig
rib paa Mpale for arntbcrs Slal
OF I'll Naape fpr f9 lelp."
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

vi Dc uorife Spcr er sfter pen
fbite 6clfetaliuJ en- paa meaem
20 o. $4,000 S%nppaanere, en- paa
meuem 80 % 10000, TO pda mel
lem 20 ~ 10000, 10 paa melem
10 % 10000, to pla mellem 0 o.
10000, en- paa meuem I ca 5000,
ell paa Helltm 6 ~ 1000, fem paa
melem 5 cS 5000, ier paa mel
lem 4 o. 5000, to paa mellem 3
~ 1000, cite paa mellem 2 "a
5000, lrtten paa melem l cl
1000 ~ II paa mlnbre emo 1000
Snppaanere. Den mlnpite sr 9pit.
item mee l56 SnpbpgSere, % oeI
nalt minpltc Sclsn mep 263.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
THE COURTS,

SOUHT IN dBNBRAL TERN.
To-day, James A. Maloney was, on motion
OF Mr.: b. ii. Webb admitted TO the bar. JOS
Joseph nied his application for o constable's
commission. Holman agt. WASHINGTON
Market Co; submitted. CLARK AIT, Eaton ct
Al; argument resumed.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Jtadoe Hu,,phreus.
To-Day, joyce egt Painter; Judgment set
aside and Submitt(d to q fury; verdict for
paintin e1I9 A number or jtidgments bv
default were taken. Lazenby and Perrv nj.
ministrators against Webster; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-J,uioe Wu,ie.
To-day, BerBhmans agt. Porter: order tn
complainant 70 file bill OF review &c. Rart.
lett agt. Bartlett; decree of diyorce. smitb
agt. McMamara; decree pro confesao' Me-
Glenan sgt. Lane; order appointing guar
dian I'D Item. FAINT agt. Gordon: ipinnc-
ton until 0nal hearing. Miller aet. HiIIer.
decree for sale. Roche aet Roche: decrae
confirming auditors report. Smith All
Smith; commission to select Guardian Al
litem ordered. Bowen agt. +. g. 8 ri. On:
decree for account Booley agt. BooIev. ~
der appearance. Cowel ACT. Burnside: decree
annulling release and substituting trusfee.
Stanton, receiver, agt. Martin; order FOR
composition Of certain claim. Soeppel agf
Soeppel; order Of reference. RynseI AL.
Turnburke; Hagerty agt. Tyler, and Smith
ssI Joycs; decree Tor sale. Barbour nfn sss
Van BOOK; decree notifying auditors re-
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port SchultEe agt. Schultze; guardian ad
Item appointed. Shields aet. Aver; order
overrulirs motion TO commit special audi
pspSSs aud 70 Of tine auditor, Gallant sg1
agt. Toloop; amended decree OF sale m ade.
POLICE CoURr-ym,oe 6aea.
Saturday, Thomas Banks, petit larceny
Also. grand larceny OF some carpets and ar
ticles OF value, from Otis Bigelow; grand
jury: Also, larceny of some table linen in
fo fbe s1an gns and was sent
John carson, larceny OF some playing cards
from Robt. Beall, pleaded guilty aud were
fined SO each. or co days In Jail. John Wa
and an entire kit OF shoemakfng tools, the
entire contents OF the shoe shop of Henry
Saur; $50 and costs, or 90 days In jail. ]. 8.
So. Frederick Straumbrrg, assault on Harry
]. Fraukland; IS. Albert Newton, assault
on Hezekiah Randolph; S., II. Parker, as
Louisa Hill, pleadedguilty OF sIf defence; 10.
Frank Washington was charged with as
sault and battery with intent to Kill Henry
having been attacked and badly cut with a
butcher knife by Washington. in a house
on c street, between Sd and 4 streets south
west, where party OF colored roughs were
knife was proven, ard defence was that the
first attack was made by complainant upon
DEFENDANT, and that several OF the roughs
u.
who was also badly beaten with stools. The
disturbance arose about the result of a game
OF cards In which dollar was the pool. Case
further continued. Margaret Hughes, loud
and boisterous In the county; So. Frederick
Straumbef2er, charged with breaking in the
parlor door of Sarah Frankland; SO. Thos.
Banks, carrying q razor; $50 or ninety day s
In jail. VIM. Brooks, a butcher knife -four
tsher, was fined $50 or ninety days in Jail.
Hattie johnson, enticing prostitution; IS
Michael Hannah forfeited coll lateral Mat
thew G. Winter, same. James Brown and
James Librand, same.
TO-DAY.
w. III. Roam, ARRAY; SIS. Geo. Ihgle, as.
sault and battery on Ignatius Tinker; six
SIS. VIM. alias Bidney Brooks, assault and
battery with intent to kill Carter Starks
with knife; cOmmi tied for hearing. VIM
Brown, profanity; S.. Susan Webster and
Della johnson were fined IS each for alley
ranging and cursing. Robert Lee and Peter
McGinD1s, forfeited. Mary O'SullIvap, for.
feited collateral. Lewis P. Heimer, same
derby in the market; IS each. Michael Cav
anaugb, forfeited collateral. John Kemp,
larceny of 81 from Henry HI. Smith; S. or
ten days, and restitution of the dollar Or
dered. Samuel g. Kennard. netit ,,s.feai1y
OF piece of plank; SE or ten DAYS Jenny
Neal, assault ON Catherine Morton, break
frg pop bottle on her head. This grew out
OF Jealousy on the part of Catherine, who
stated on cross-examination that Jenny had
been staying with her husband; $50 and
cost. Appeal taken. VIM. II. Roam, pro-
being tramp, was allowed TO go. Arthur
Burr, disoTderly; IS. John Trickard, indie
cent exposure; IS. Thompson Craig, fast
driving; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
GEORGETOWN.

BITTEN BY A Doc. - Mr.. Simon Dentz
Saturday evening, about O'Clock, while at
tempting to part two of his dogs, Zone New
foupdland, the other q blOo1hound,) was
suddenly attacked by the former, and bit
ten severely about the legs. Having pis-
tol at band he shot the dog, which still
axes, &C., the animal was driven into the
stable, and every one being afraid to open
the stable door afterwards, portion OF the
roof was torn Of, and the dog was shot at,
and finally killed from above.
CRANKY Canal-Boat Ellen Brooks,
with 1900 bushels wheat and 700 bushels
River - Schooner Kitty Ann, with 1,790
bushels wheat, consigned to Hartley & Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
ALEXANDRIA,

CITIZENS, TIcKEr.-The following (headed)
1t is stated that 1t was agreed upon by
meeting, composed Of all parties, held in the
third ward last night: Mayor, Dr.. J. B. John
SOM city treasurer, N. b. Harlow; auditor,
f. l.. Brockett; superintendent Of police,
VIM. B. Brown; city scavenger, Edw. Evans,
colored; keeper of the almshouse, T. 1. Ede-
lin; superintendent of gas, M. H. Nash.
Among those agreed upon for policemen are
two cOlored men.
LAND SALE.-F. A. Kerby sold to day, for
Samuel Pullman, trustee In deed of trust
from John Ash, jr., two tracts of land in
Fairfax county. comprising 40 acres, to
Mrs. Anna Monch, for 50 per acre. Sentinel,
18Th.
0Ex- Police Justice Joseph Bowling, OF
New York, died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
Centennial Courtesy?

Editor Star: Crossing Lafayette Square,
from st. JOnn's church, yesterday afternoon,
my attention was attracted by crowd of
men and boys following and hooting at the
heels OF an old man, travel stained and
sun embrOwned who was evidently, by his
garb, an Eastern eeclesiastic. His long
black robe and red feZ seemed to be especi-
ally distasteful to the esthetic tastes OF our
washington gaJ9i,,S, and the old gentleman
appeared to be almost at his wits ends at the
shameful treatment he was receiving. join
ing him Learned he was Greek monk, from
jerusalem, missionary to the Indians, (of
Alaska, believe, "a poet and historian, as
he said, and was en- route to the centennial
exposition at Philadelphia. He had proposed
visiting our public buildings and various OBJ
jects OF interest at the national capital, but
the "public reception" he was receiving in
Washington had determined him on leaving
our city that very evening. II our foreign
visitors, who may chance to wear their ma
tional dress, are to be received in this man.
ner, what idea are they supposed to carry
home with them of Americas centennial
courtesy? FISH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
LETTERS FROM TEE PEOPLE.
The Cantratrfce

Editor Star: The public were advertised
In the Saturdays STAR that lady singing
celebrity who is to appear I'm her speciality
before the Washington people the present
p. no. on Sunday, / went down. Long after
the exercises commenced the seats were not
one third full. Finally, q person, the sex
ton, or some one acting as such, passed up
and down aisles and selected whomsOever
be would and gave them seats, and still there
was q crowd waiting for seats. These seats
were not full when left the church. The
membership OF every church may exclude
without complaint from me, all persons not
part of that membership, but when the
general public are invited to come to church
courtesy and duty require that the sexton
shall seat the corners without discrimina-
ton, until such accommodations are all oc-
cupied. To do otherwise Is 10 treat the pub
lie shabbily. L. S. A.
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A Card from MI. Wolf.

10 Ht EUHOT OF 1ne pUf:
In the Capital of yesterday there appeared
a local, charging me with "having plagi8r-
lied Masonic speech and passed 1t OFF as
my own some three months ago; and of having
which / have since learned was communi-
Gated to the editor by an anonymous cores
pendent, TO which answer:
LIST. have not delivered Masonic speech
In this city since 1858, and then under the
following circumstances, which were gener-
ally known at the time. had made an en-
gagement to deliver an address before
chapter OF Masons, and while preparing the
matter for IL, domestic affiictions INTERVIEWED,
which SO unsettled my mind that sought
assistance for its completion from a we'll
known Literary man OF this city, With full
who palmed OFF upon me what supposed to
be original matter, and which 1 afterward
discovered was copied: This was fully and
whom the address was delivered, and was
invited by reclamation to deliver another
lecture at my convenience, and subsequently,
mentsry resolutions, which are now hanging
in my library.
ID. Subsequent to this, in April, 1869, when
my name was before the Senate for con-
charge Of defrauding the soldiers was made,
and the District committee put itself into
Communication with every department as to
The answer nom every branch Of the govern
ment was not only to the contrary, but that
had IN many t.stdnces prevented fraud, and
that among the thousands of attornies none
stood higher. The original letters are now in
my possession. The same charge as TO nv
Masonic speech, then fresh, was submitted
TO the Senate committee and fully disproven,
all OF which traDspired seresl years ago, and
now rebashed as Of recent date, for purposes
Of blackening my name and standing in
society.
3rd. challenge and 1lUite q most thoro,tqh
investigation INTO the before named and epery
other act OF my life, and fear nothing except TIE
l0lprouoked attacks OF anonymous scrf6blerS.
4th. / feel confident thai Col. Piatt, the
editor Of the Capital, will on Sunday next do
me the justice that he loves to receive at the
hands OF others. Very respectfully,
May Is, 1876. 8. WOLF.
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps viii be lighted at I:I5 %.
N. and extinguished at a. m.
Officer Haney yesterday found the body OF
q colOred male infant, supposed to have been
three nths old at the time OF death, in the
White Lot
The Columbia Fishing Club. instead of
making their annual trip 10 the sea shore
this year have agreed to extend their voyage
70 Philadelphia, to give the members an OPP
portunity TO visit the Centennial They
will start the last of August.
The Indiana republicans on Saturday
evening adopted a report OF the executive
committee which recommends that each
member contribute 50 for the central com
mittee. Addresses were delivered by Judge
Csson, Judge Fisher, Capt May, and others.
Yesterday morning a young man named
Gsrges having made wager of 500 TO run
six miles in As minutes, made that distance,
running from Adt's brewery, corner Of Penn
fylvaDia avenue and 1ith street east, to the
washington house, in BladensbuTg, In 40
minutes, thus having minutes to spare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ATATTRACTTVE PRICES.
JNO. III. SHOOT IL SON,

NO. 119 BRIDGE ST., GEORGEroWN, c.,
Have received from New York and are Offering az
Popular Casa PTices,
LADIES' DRBsS GOODS in new designs Of
Plaids, Stripes and Plain materials; best makes
Black Silk from s. to IS So Bl'k and White Striped
and e Check stlh; Grsnsd,ne. from 2'c: e si2s;
fast Blacks q, speciality; Cotton Goods and
Shn a ct the lowest reduced prices; White
Furnishing Goods q the best MAKES; Gents
Kid Gloves, 3 button, at 81 and ol5e Hosiery in
great variety; Parasols and Umbrellas; Prints and
&c., best 3d.; Percales l9fc with full line of other
goods, to which we are adding daily supplies at low
prices. Goods sent to any part OF the city.
APPS I'm JNO III SMOOY son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15

suits, IL the brain 10 overwo-ked and the
muscles underworked, the appetite IL very
apt to fail, from general atony of the sys-
tenn. The Peruvian Syrup restores the tone
of the digestive system. and consequently
the appetite, by supplying q pure blood to
organs too weak to make 10 without assist
ance. Sold by all druggists. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
READING NOTICES.

The Crown Combs UnbReaknble.
Ladies' IL you wish q Comb that will not
break AJAX for The Crown Comb Unbreaka-
ble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15
DARGAIHs IN DRY GOODS.

Ladies Dress Goods In all the new materials and
styles: Black Grenadines at s. 50. ~, So GA, IS
Aipacas and Mohairs; White Goods Of ali kinds for
school ceumencement dresses, cheap; good Cali
E2S cents Cassimeres aud goods Of all kinds for men
and boys' wear, very cheap Parasols, from 80 seots
and Checked Mating, %. IS 81, IS, 20 aud 50 cents.
my5-tr BENJAMIN MILLRk, 1O3 Bridge 81,
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CIT p ITE MS
Lasa Of Annette.

FINE SHRUNK FLANNEL SUITS. cut 70
1t. IN any style; easy to make; for 81 80; al
Moore's, lolI New York avenue. 5,l56
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-15

HAVE YOUR HOUSES CLEANED and your
winter clothing saved from moths, by using
Hart's Roach Powder. 1912 + street north
west. 5,l0,6
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FIRsr-cLAss SCoTRfNG ANN DyrrNe.

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
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THE FIRST RACE
was for the 2.57 class. for which the follow
Ing horses were entered and all started: M.
j. Doyle, Savannah, b. 6. Faughaballagh;
sired by Legal Tender, dam unknown; T. Al.
Bradshaw, Lynchburg, Va, g. g: Gayo,
sired by Young Mambrino, his dam by Kos
suth; Thomas Joyce, Washington. ID. c.,
VIII. m. Nellie Gray, unknown. Faugha-
ballagh was the favorite.
The following was the summary OF the
8, l, !, 1. T. NJ. Bradshaw enters G. G. 6ayo,
i, -, 2. Thomas Joyce enters VIII. m. h ell
lie Gray, 2,3, 3, 3. Time, 2.464, 2.i0k 2.3sH,
2.434.
THE SECOND TRoT
was for horses that never trotted faster than
of which started: John E. Turner, Philadel-
phia, b. m. Matte Lyle. Lon Morris, Bos-
ton, br. g. John 8. Head, by Whaebone
Knox; dams pedigree not reliable. j. II.
Goldsmith, Blooming Grove, N. Y, b. m.
Efie Dean, by Hamiltonian: dam by Long
lin, Auburn, N. Y, bl. g. Clifton Boy. NJ.
ID. Van Scooter, Hornellville, N. Y, r. m.
Blue Mare. Effie Dean was the favOrite in
the pools before the trotting, and her friends
supported her until IL became manifest that
she would not win the race. Heald then
became the favorite, and finally Matte.
The second heat was dead between Head
and Elite. In the second heat Blue Mare
was ruled out for running, and Clifton Boy
was ruled out after the fifth, not having won
a heat.
The following was the summary: ]. E..
Turner enters b. m. Matte Lyle, ], 4, Q, 4. l.,
l. Lon Morris enters br. &. John s. Head,
3, 0, l, 1, 2, 3. j. III. Goldsmith enters b. m.
Ellie Dean, 2, 0, 3, 8, 81. Thorpe Il Chamber
lin enters bl grClifton Boy, 4, 3. 4, 2, 4; ruled
Mare, 5, ruled out. Time 2.36A, 81, 235A 4,
2331, 236 Il, 23Sk.