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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEsTCHEs TER.--The town authorities recently
dsbanded Company No for dsardery conduct ahu
new company was formed bitter feeling exists between
The parsnns OF the old companies which eliminated
n conflict nights ago, during nre at lhroggs NtcE
several Old organization have been put unteI
bonds Ia keep the peace.
MOUNT RcoThe election for village officers takes place
today The following i the Citizens ticket: For president
Alfred A. sutton Trustee, William Banks treasurer Dr. IL
Teller; Collector, Alyah l. Banks.
EAsrrHE-TEg-The Law and order Association has nom
Excise Commissioners John Van SlpNoOTd william
Downs Alfred H. smith The Association asks the sTtI
enforcement OF the existing laws.
EYE.-The Board Of Town Trustees have organized as
Board OF Health appointed Dr. y. j. sands Health Omce
aud have ph -clns IN tho place to report Al once al
OF infectious disease
WHITE PLIINs.-Ovcr 200 paupers being supported
idlen.ss at the County PoOrhouse.
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s,nu,vo ,srnr TWEED CoNvEYAYcEs.

cFTTTNG Aside
anti has been begun by Thomas F. Mason
-. y,u,.,,, " Tweed 10 set aside conyeyances Of
,rss pieces Of property formerly owned by Twred and
conveyed BY him Nov q, 1871, to his son Richard NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. AT nUDNVTs AN
BROADWAY.
%. NJ $50. Noon. so. spms 34' Mdnsn' 90
la ghrst during the day. So. Lowest ~.
Average, 2S7s'. same day. 1870, AS'
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GEORGETOWN.

SHOCKING CASE OF CHILD MURDKR.-The
mentlon 10 yesterdays STA R OF the body OF
an infant being found In the cellar of the
residence OF Admiral Radford, on Stoddard
ton of the body the coroner found it 10 be
the body of white female child, having It's
throat cut A domestic In the house was
suspected TO be the mother, and an order for
per arrest was given by the coroner. About
ESQ p. 70: she was brought to the station
house. The woman, whose name is Mary
Canaan, finally acknowledged the deed, saw.
Ing she did not know what to do with the
body; that IT was better on dead. She said
the child was born Thursday morning, aud
that she killed IL with q knife almost as soon
as 1t was born. She seemed perfectly cool.
She Is an Irish woman, about Is or 80 years
OF age. She was sent to Jail to avail the
action OF the grand Jury.
AGAINST THE WATER TAx-Attantion is
called 70 the advertisement OF q public meet
ing to be held at Forrest Hall on Monday
next, TO protest against the water tax here.
SERENADE.-Messrs. Jenkin Thomas and
monte band last night.
GRAIN..s30 bushels wheat by boat Thos
from 81 20 to sL25
the remains of Mrs. DIR. Grafton Tyler were
followed to Oak Hill cemetery by q large
cOnc0urse OF sorrOwiug friends, aud the firm
hold she had on the affections of this com.
munity was plainly and touchingly evi
denced In fearful eyes and ssidened hearts
as they paid their parting tribute to her
worth.
Coal TRADE for the week ending Friday:
Consolidation Coal Company-Receipts
658 tons; shipments, 100 tons. Maryland
ment. $3.50 tons. New Central Coal Com
pany-Receipts, $500 tons; shipments, 3,7Ot
ton. Borden Mining Company-Receipt
1890 tons; shipments, 1880 tons.
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ALEXANDRIA.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John T. Ward, well
known in this city, died last night. OF con-
gestion of the brain, at the northern end OF
Henry street, near Colross. He had been
complaining of the heat and exhaustion
during the day, but was not supposed TO be
seriously indisposed. About 7 O'Clock he
procured small luncheon and went out to
the commons near Colross, where he com
rnenced to eat. He had only taken a few
mouthfuls when he was observed by parties
who happened TO be near, to fall over aud
commence tearing up the grass and putting
1t in his mouth. Assistance was rendered
him, but he died In few minutes. He was
80 years OF age, unmarried, and leaves no
relatives except an only sister in George
town.
NOT THE MEN.-Two colored men, sus-
pected OF being the ones who murdered young
Everett, near Glymont, were arrested last
night by Officers Smith and Hepburn, and
lodged In the station house. They gave their
names as John Ross and Edward j. Smith;
but on being submitted to the scrutiny OF
those who bad seen the negroes at Glymont
were declared no: to be the parties, and were
discharged.
Quo WARRANTo.-The petition for a writ
OF QUO warranto in the case of f. 8. Dead
beater VS.. Henry Herbner, contest as TO the
Office OF chief engineer of the fire department,
was filed in the corporation court to day,
and the statement Of facts and argument will
take place some day next week, when the
case will be submitted.-lGazette,1i IN.
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PROPOSALS.
pkOPOsALs ron aTATIoNEaY.
psFAETxEsI or rEE ISIEhIoE,

IEPAETNEN1 OF THR TEHTOR.
NssHINGroN, u. O., July ~, $50
cry ~ may be required Tor this Deparms aud the
Bureaus and Offices thereof, during the fsosl year
enoinR June 80. lsII, viii be received untiI 4 x
O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, August L. 1876.
zach proposal must be signed By be Individual
or nrm making IL, and be accompanied b. q ssfis-
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute q
contract with good and Sufficient bond, ~ his bad be
considered vii b. NJ such guarantee.
All articles are stipulated 20 be Of The very beSt
quality Samples vi be required 10 81 cases: each
ana The price.
Bond With approved security. win Be required Of
the party to whom the contract, or say part VI it,
On failure 20 furnish any article specified I'm a
contract, within ress snsble time afer having been
ordered, the right Is reserved Of purchasing the
same IN oren market, or Of declaring suoh contract
forfeited; and, greater price than tue Contract
price paid Tor any such article, the al ference will
be charged 20 the Contractor. Bis will be consid-
ered on each Item separately.
Schedules. ccptsi1fDs blank forms for bidding,
quantities Of articles reece ed and full inform alton
10 accordance with this advertisement, will be
furnished on application
Contracts viii only be awarded TO established
manufacturers Of, or dealers IN. the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right 20 reject any or
al bids that may be Tered.
Proposals mnst be sddressed 70 the Secretary OF
the Interior, and Endorsed " Proposals for 6ts-
tionery.n
No contract sciH Be awarded ssder fhts afreft,s-
approprtafi0a sail hace bses mad
bv Ccssress yg tN Sucasse u nc sfafioayy re-
qss,ed.
iys-v&s.a .CHAHDLBR, eecrstary.
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THREE MEN FROM MAINE-JVhat Then Did
"a BdittDDre County DIR. VIM u. Corse, OF the
18th district, reports the following very sin
ga ar circumstance:-"On last Friday, 7th
thee gentlemen from Maine visited the
premises of DR.. George F. Corse, at Garder-
vile, 18th district, and asked permission to
dig at certain spot, where, they stated
money had been buried fourteen years ago
Dr. Corse allowed them the privilege, and
after some little time, with the assistance of
Dock ofdirectiOns, drawing lines from diff
ferent points and making other observations,
they com menc:d to dig in q potato patch .
and after digging eighteen inches aud re-
moving very heavy stone, they drew out q
large pot, as much as two of them could
carry, but as the doctor was called out he
did not have an opportunity to see its con-
tents or to FuOw the value OF the prize. Thew
put two small boxes In the hole and filled il
up, saying to one of the servants that they
would return in three weeks, after which
they dl owe off in the direction OF Baltimore
The next day they returned, bringing in a
cart large flag pole and the German flag,
which they erected directly over the spot
where they took ont the pot containing, 40
eording to their statement, gold."-l To0son-
TTI1iOa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

The District Commissioners made the fol-
lowing appointments or assessors to-day
under the new tax laT:-George A Bohrer.
VIM. Dickson, James wormley, OF WASH
iugtop; Russell Brace, Of Georgetowri; ard
b. u. Carpenter, OF the county.
The following Is cory OF the letter of ap-
pointment:
.Sn:-I am directed TO transmit you here
with copy OK an act of Congress, entitled
IAN act for the support of the government of
the District OF Columbia, for the fiscal year
ending June 30th, 1877, and for other pur-
poses" approved July 18th, 1876, by virtue OF
Wnicn the Commissioners have appointed
Columbia.
Desiring TO perfect the necessary machinery
At once for the prompt and efficient execu-
ton of the law, strictly IN accordance with
Its terms and conditions, the Commissioners
will thank you for your decision whether
you accept said appointment, not later than
II M, Tuesday next, the 18th inst
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THE COURTS.
POLICE CoURr, J,rt1e iSael


To-day, James McNally, IT., for an assault
on Ellen Plant, was fined So and costs; also
charged with assault and battery on Zacha-
riah Hazel; SO and costs. Alberta Johnson,
threats 10 farQuenia johnson, who testified
that Alberta said IL 1T was not for one thing
she would cut her throat. Judge.-"Wnat
was that one thipg?" Witness couldn't tell.
Judge.-"Case dismissed" Thomas Carney,
slung shot singer; $50. James Dixon, w.
III. Stmms and Frank Williams, ginmill
loafers and suspicious persons, were sent
down To work for their soup in the chain
gang. Richard Sullivan and VIM. Reeves
forfeited collaterals. Edward Green, tres
pass upon the street parking; IS. Alice Bell,
same charge; 50. John Jameson, disturb bling
the quiet of Georgetown; IS. ]. W. White,
Addison Slam and +. Dougherty, forfeited
collaterals. Arthur Frazier, indecent expo
posure; IS. John Norris. drunk and disor.
Derby; IS. John Hatsey was sent down for
vagrancy. John Cuttings, malicious mis-.
cnlefi $40. VIM; Leyore, profane and indie
cent language; -. Daniel Bailey, obstruct-
Ing the street; ordered to remove the same
al once under bonds. Patrick Farrell, VIC.
lance Of his vehicle: 50
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TORNADO IN PRINCE GEoRaE's.-Tu

TORNADO IN PRINCE GEORGES
day evening last quite torn ado p assed over
portion OF Prince Georges county, Md. A
barn and courthouse were destroyed upon the
farm OF j. Thomas Sasscer, and trees were
uprooted and scattered to the winds. The
storm then passed over the farm of j. Z. @.
Early, destroying barn, the roof of whicn
was blown fifty yards; also the roof and up
per story of a quarter on the same place, and
nearly three hundred trees. On the Groom
estate, belonging TO DR.. Thomas j. Chew, a
quarter was destroyed and another unroof-
cd. Two houses near Sansbury's mill, be-
longing to colored men, were blown down,
and about dozen trees In Mr.. Sansbury's
yard were destroyed.
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Removal.

Nrst-clGss Securing and Dyetno.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 9O6 g street
northwest, 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 q manner not to
ctlftfes.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rennished nice aud cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PINT ON Your Vest.

EDITOR Star: For the benefit Of many of
your lady readers. please rap over the knuc-
kles those clerks In dry goods and other
stores who are in the habit OF waiting upol
customers en- dishGbIie. Some are without
coats. some without vests, and others again
without either, or even the useful precaution
OF pair OF suspenders. The weather has
been very hot, know; but still some show
OF Prospect Is due to the public, even during q
heated term. LADIES
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Sliding Scales

Kditor Star: You Will greatly oblige a
grateful reader of your paper by informing
me whether there is q seoser. Of ,oeiehas and
measures in this district, and whether he is
article on one pair of scales or balances. It
weighed 3k pounds, on another again 2X
pounds, on another ~ pounds, and still on
another pounds, particular care being OBJ
served In each instance. Why Is this thusly?
Surely there must be something rotten In
Denmark. Yours truly, VICTIM
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CIT Y 1T E. N s ,
1902 I'm the shade.

Straw Hats at greatly reduced prices;
Sum mer Undershirts Soc, 75c. and 81;
Elegant White Lawn Ties, 2 for 25 cents:
The best Csc. Linen Handkerchiefs, hem med
Drawers, Striped Socks, Collars, &c, cheap
Trunks and Bags at the lowest prices;
AT LEWIS, go eth ST., bet. and K. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

Editor Star: Will you allow me to make
correction In reference to the late VIM. g.
Costin. He was not o messenger In the Old
Washington bank as 1t has been stated. The
COstin that was q messenger in that bank
died In TT , bank about twenty years ago.
Again, the late W. q. Costin was q cutler,
and has been for the last forty years. He
served his time with old Mr.. Lamb on ID
street, on which he was 10 the time or his
death. And also, the services were not con.
Quoted by the Rev. III. Dyson, of Boston,
Mass; IL was the Rev. r. II. Dyson of Wash-
iDgton, ID. G.. s. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

A PREDICTION By CUsrER.-Colonel p.
Carington, y. 8, Az writes 70 the Indianao.
Oils Journal In relation TO General Custer as
follows: "i met him at the New York His
torical society rooms In January last, wnen
he used this expression: 1T will take an.
other Phil Kearney massacre to bring Con.
His disaster comes home TO me with fearful
force.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent. per 6nnum on deposits for each cal
eDdar month. Banking hours, 8 tO4 Sat-
urdays, to 4 and 6 to 8. NtS,1Itl8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

THE SUPPORTERS OF GLENDENNTNG in
the Presbyterian church at Henry, H., have
been deposed from office, and will Cet us an
independent church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

A SEQ 600 WILL SEcRHTKD FOR SIXTEEN
1EAks--Sixteen years ago Mrs. Barbara
Loub, wife OF farmer residing In Carts ADJ.
erty amounting to $50 900 to her sister. r ~,
bigger, wife OF John bigger. OF Hackensaok.
Barbara died, and Mr.. Loub married again,
heard of the terms Of the Instrument. how-
ever, and yesterday she and her daughts-
Mrs. Margaret Donovan, OF Steuben Street
Jersey City, died the necessary papers with
the surrogate OF Bergen county. The DROP
erty Is estimated to be worth SO, O00 10
$40, oOo.-fN y World IAh w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF
GLEHN'S SULPHUR SOAP? Firstly, 1t is
Endorsed by medical men as disinfectant,
deodorizer. and remedy for local diseases OF
the skin. Secondly, it Is an admirable ar.
ticle for toilet use. Thirdly, 1t is inexpen-
sive. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 9th avenue.
Beautify without risk with Hl,Ps Iastdnta-
neolls Hair Dye. S,m,w,f6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

A TERRIFIC HAIL STORM passed over Sud-
bury, Mass, yesterday. Trees were uproot-
ed, glass broken, and acres of fruit trees and
crops generally are ruined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

~Sixteen croQuet sets, forty-seven nsh-
ing. poles, and one Testament formed the load
meeting grounds this moruipe.-ICAJcogo
Pp4 and Mol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

~An uptown girl who is anxious In GA.
rid OF lover has promised to marry him
Hnen Iiden 10 elected presideut-[N r1cich
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Weather Probaoilitles To-Day.
orFrcs OF CHIEF SIGNAL orrrcsn,

July ID Acto
For New England and the middle states,
partly cloudy weather and slight fail OF tenn
peTature, light noriheTly 20 westerly winds,
local rains south of New York. with station
airy or slowly rising barometer.
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRK AND OHIO HAILEoan.
JULY 1TH, lere.

JULY 1rH, lere.
Al LkAyE wksHINGTos
500 Baltimore, Erliooti City ana say stations.
Point Of aoels ga ip, sps ~, ..,,oa.'
T:Ie-Bslttmore spt AIex.ud-fs junction.
S10-NsW fork, PAtIads paia aad ss.rs. L.
res, To Cape May. Tue.tsy, rhur day
y By rsn; Pullman PsrioT Cars. sGcSsy |,
nps ~ way Stations, snd connects Goa
s1o-Caoinra.t, 81 Lous, asd Ptrt,sv-s H.
49,. beLaelsy, Deer PGrS, osEl.nd. Fred
s rl a.. $500 a. sne.NsilsS Rosd. Par
5000, q eock, snd way stations.
e.So-Bsitmore 9nt way stations.
s:Ss-New York LiB.iteA rIsress, Baltimore .nc
Phhadelphis Sunday 70 Bait 70 ore only.
1915 BsltinOrs. Way Stations, rnsoott CITY snd
l:<o-nas lork, PA iads,rh,a snd No-toI ~
gSs, On Sunday, al Way Stations and
s:5o-BsltiDore aud way stations.
t;So-baHt,no1, and Les-si Hry-,". nniectt
CITY, Frederick and Way Stations, via Ne
t:ss-Frederiot and Point Of Rocks. via METRO
S:4s-Bsltimore. Annapolis and w.y stations.
s:2s-CAi,asO, cneianaii and LoSasr q Erp-es
Psfs, ossisnd ana ooIunbos louis LoSi.. Dsns
b. Ii;ss 2 N train or SATURDAY. asser:-
caso. 0ipcinusti and Lo~sir,ls. " Ohi-
s:i3.Bsltimore aud Way staiOrs. Connects
f:oo-PA.laasSASo sad BSi,m0-s EzBrsss.
105-Baltimore sna way stations.
tnsbuTs BY train leaving cun lay night.
way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
tletpers.
s:oo-Beltlmore. Bisdensburs, BsltsSiDe. Lsu-
rel, Relay.
Io:0o-hes Yo-t a.s Philadelphia Ntsn Ezr-sf
Sleeping Carr @ New forh.
l005-Baltimore aid principal way stations,
10:4o- nartinsburs and way stations, Metropolf-
tsh Branch.
11:30-S. Losts yzpress. Chicago, Columbus.
eandusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
sleerert.
IIc. s:lo, SO, s:ss m; i:4O,s:25. s,<s.
zoo, 0t, $40, 500, 1890, 1000 aud ll:3o
.. M, daily.
All other trains daily eIoeyt Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Haserrosn VAL
e:1O O m. and 40 .. m.
For further information apply % the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Oficee, Washington station, snd
lee, Dol and Sos Pennsyivsnis svenu and 613
18th street northwest, where orders Uin be taken
Tor baggage % be checked AMI received At any point
IN the city.
THOs. n. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GI0. g. k0oETZ, General Agent. apls-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

We WOULD ADVISE all strangers visiting
the city 10 or from the Centeprial Exbthis
tion and In want ola superior trunk satchel.
travelling bag or shawl strap TO examine the
very extensive stock at the mandatory OF
James 3. Topham, f25 It'll street. Hs has had
twenty years practical experience ami mis-
reputation for making nrst-class goods is
second 70 none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

A DANGEROUS SrALLIoy-Mr John
ffeifer, living on Path street, between NJ and
streets, was seriously injured last Wet
nesosy OF being thrown doEa and sfamp<d
upon oy a large bay stallion which he owns
HnnPuIauon Of one Of his af ms was found to
oe neces sary by his physician, Dr. Newman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

III kxrRA ISDUcEMKNr OF ten ma, ..,,,
a as nov allowed ON ali goods m Woi-
be taken advantage OF by an the is]S;is sn onid
advertisement see
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70 the Nsrth, West, and seutaVest.
Do-s5se Track, Steel Rais, spyendsd sces-
en-, Magnificent Eqstpnent.
JULY 10TH, 1875.
Trains lesye Msshirgtop, city time, IRON Depot
Tor Piftsburs and the " est. .. N. ss.l,, win
Psrlor Car 60 Pitt.burs. TAO D. @. daily, Win
except sunday. s'' sAs Ai'' s~A''
BALTIMORr AND PoronAU kAILsoAp.
I.li.: sne The North, 8 : N. daily; sToeSt san-
Day: and 1:to ?; n, daily .Icsst Saturday, vita
Bnn.Io, and Niagara Fails, Il:so .. q. aAilT, an
Tor New I Tort ana IN. East, s;xo,. 20. s,u,. WITH
Palace Oars .iisoSsd; Limited fisTss. z Pun Slc
man Parler Oar, s:s :; n. daily, eEsspt sunday.
lp. daily, s1osBi sunday, With Psricr Oars &C.
sIoept Sunday. ana ZOO ana s:tS ;. esiiy:
Accommodation Ter BaIiinsre. <:z0 .. a. asly,
Ter PoIss Orch Lins ssss O. and Use 30
Tor Anna polls. 90 sDd 1850 o. %. and t:2o o.
n, except Sunday.
w x s AMP ALEXANDRIA wAsHLsoroA
Fof AieIsndr1s, Q, ', 500, s,Io,u.u,1,S
S:ss. ., 8, 90, aud II:i0 ,. N. On Sunday q
8, s, m M sns a., and So sm
sIceY, Sunday: .ne via Lynchburs, sac .. n.
rrssn. issS. Aisrsnd f TOR ws.h,nr,on,
o. Sunday .. IA and J. Z; !. Hiao .s q and T"
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Psriog Or
accommodations can be procured Of the Omoss:-
Gortheast corner Of rhfrteenth street and Penn
ylvsnia avenue, Northeast corner Of sfrth sfreet
and Pennsylysnts avenue, and q the Depot, where
orders can be sn for the checking Of Hss "a n -
1sstfn alton from Hotels and Residences
d. BOYD, IN, Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Manager. ians-ly
HNIvERsAL X. n. TICKET OFFICE.
kAILRoAD Tickets 20 or from all pofnfs
bought. exchanged or sold az
upon any other o1noe or de Dot
Tiofsss GOOD TIL used. Bssssse check "a ,sro.ss
Apply 20 n. ID. WHITEsIDE.
APPLY VT Penn. ave. Candy store.
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j. II. SquisR Z Co.,
NKERG

14l6 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
Oh demand. Special rates on time deposits.
tied. 6,Neo
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hfAL ESIArE SALES -Messrs. Duncan
T.. tnsndIer and r.. Rollins, trustees All OF
lots 50 and 81, In George Burgess recorded
SUBDIVISION OF part OF square 152, situated
proved oy two brick dwelling houses, Iot az
10 =. W Pratt, agent, for -, T5s, and LOT 81 10
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e,rM rs MoRsISe.-The alarm of fire
~ 11 II; y oeioek mis- morning struck feon box
ha.s h,,t Ds sne burning OF q mattrass In a
cnpied oy w. w. Cox; damaea' 81 'iee'' oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

EXCURSIONS, PICSICs, &C.-The steam
boat Mary Washington will continue her
Sunday excursions to morrow, leaving her
wharf at a. m. aud y. IN.
The steamer Mattano Capt. Byles) Will
make two trips to Marshall Hall to -rnorrow,
leaving 6th-street wharf at half past in the
morn ing, and in the evening.
Fourth basket picnic 10 the fails @. the
Occoquan to morrow. See edy't
The Lady of the Lake will make 2 five
hours trip on the Potomac to morrow, leay-
Ing 6th-street wharf a. ID. m.
The Jane MOSely will leave at 5 o'clock
This evening for Fortress Monroe, &c. see
adv't.
A picnic viii be given by Friendship Lodge,
No :, n. Of p, next Tuesday, al LsefIi er's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

PURE WINES at Chris. Handlers, GIL It'll
street northwest. Try them. 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-15

The FUNERAL OF the late John G. Proctor
cify editor of the CTHic, took place from his
late residence yesterday afternoon. There
was large attendance OF relatives and
friends OF the deceased, among them a mum
Der OF representatives or the press, some OF
our prominent men, and committee OF Co
lumbia COInmandery, h. 7. Toe remains
were encased IN casket, on which was
placed wTeaths and other floral tributes OF
friends. DR.. j. q. Butler, of the Memorial
Lutheran church, conducted the service,
during which he spoke of the charact er Of the
deceased. The cOTtege proceeded to the Con :
gresStonal Cemetery, where the re rnaius were
inferred. The following Sir hUi ghLs of Co
Iumbia CommandeIy, No. z, acted as pail
bearers. Thomas Foster, VIM. RothweiI,
TRamas Thompson and Joseph r. Barker.
A0Rbe grave DR. B1tler performed the ipal
service, and the TeInplar service was per-
formed by w. y. Fletcher, Eminent Coz l.
msndeTi Matthew Trimble. Generalissimo;
7. Langley, Prelate, and 8. K. Barr, Warden