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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman:-Samuel Gregg, two two-story
frsme dwellings, east side 13H between b
ard streets southwest; 81 $50. Theodore
Balster, o brick stable, west side Az, be-
tween NJ and N streets southwest; $500. j.
King, two story frame dwelling, south side
5th, between Market and Frederick streets
Georgetown; $500. Jos. Colclazer, q two
story brick dwelling, north side 8, between
9th and eth streets northwest; $3.50. WIN. H.
Thurmbut, three story brick dwelling
south side NJ, between 4th and 5th streets
northwest; $500. Noah ID. Robinson,
three-story brick dwelling, west side 18th,
between Q and X streets northwest; 81 500
George talbot, a two-story brick dwelling,
north side o, between 10th and 18th streets
northwest $1,000. George Wilmer two
story brick dwelling, north side Massachu-
setts avenue, between North Capitol and
LIST street northwest; 500. Andrew Laux-
man, two two story frame dwellings soutb
side ID, between sth and 9th streets north
west; $500. Richards Burch. two-story
frame dwelling, east side New Jersey ave-
nue., between l. and NJ streets southeast;
$500. Archie Thompson, two two story
frame dwellings, west side 10th, between III
and i streets northeast; ~ 600.
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Last evening an immense assemblage of
people gathered at the Northern market TX
and 9Th streets) In response to the announce
ment that The revivalists Messrs. Hammond
and BENTLEY would there hold a mass meet
1Dg. In the center of the building, which is
one OF the largest in this country-being 32i
feet in length and 126 In width-a large plat
form was erected by the directorship of the
mond and others. After a service of song, Mr..
Hammond preached on the Divinity OF
Christ. Short addresses were made by Major
Hall, General Crittenden, Mr.. Charley Nye,
DIR. Sunderland and others, after which a
praise meetiDg was held, and many recently
converted persons spoke. A general inquiry
lowed at the Assembly's church: during
which many persons stated that they had
experienced religion.
THE MEETINGS TO-DAY.
This morning an open air meeting was
held at the corner of eth street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue. The meeting at the Assem-
bly's Church at noon to-day was well at
tended. Rev. w. 9. Hammond presided, and
among the ministers present were Rev. Drs.
Noble and Rankin, Dr.. Little and Mr.. Little,
vice of song, Dr. Noble read from the Bible
on the Lord directing Moses to 60 forward.
Rev Mr.. Hammond read the requests for
than usual, aud Rev. DIR. Little offered q
prayer. DR.. Presbrey spoke of the meeting
last night as very successful one, the vast
hearts were reached. Mr.. Pendel, Kew.
j. W. Alvord, Rev. Mr.. Little and
others spoke of the meetings, and
the sentiment seemed to be that the
work should go on throughout the summer
into the fall. Several special cases were
presented. as also an additional number of
requests for prayer, which were read, and a
fervent prayer was offered oy DR.. PreSbrey.
A praise meeting followed for eight min
utes, during which quite a number spgts
and returned thanks, most of them for the
conversion of some relative or friend; one
for the conversion OF twenty Sunday school
scholars; one for the conversion OF SIX In
This church last night; one for the CONVEX
sion OF mOther-in- law; another for the con-
version OF three grown children. An inquiry
meeting followed. This meeting was one OF
the most enjoyable meetings of the series,
particularly that portion known as the
praise meeting.
Revival services are in progress at the 4th-
street southeast Methodist church, Rev J.
w. Hodges, pastor. The services are con-
Quoted by Mrs Lowry, an Evangelist from
Trenton, v. J., aud on Sunday last forty per-
Sous were received into the church
The revival now in progress at the North
Carolina avenue NJ. p. mission is steadily
growing in interest, which Is perceived by
the interest manifested at each meeting.
The pastor, Rev. Jesse Shreve, is I'm charge
assisted by Mr.. j. f. Wolfe.
At the Lutheran chapel, on Capitol Hill,
near the corner Of B and 1st street southeast
very interesting series OF meetings are In
progress.
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rME OOURrs.

COURT IN 6RyBBAL TERN.
Joseph Daniels, . member Of the bar; mo-
ton denied for want OF Jurisdiction, with
leave TO withdraw papers.
commepced. Otferback agt. Brown; motion
20 dismiss appeal nled.
THE MARKET HOUSE CASES.
The case OF Hoffman ct al. agt. the Wash-
ington Market Company was taKen up
Messrs. Bradley, Butler, Birney and Chan
der for the company, and Messrs. Merrtck.
question at Issue is the right of the eompaDy
to resell the stands after the expiration Of
the two years for which they claim to have
CIRCUIT CouRr-JudOe Humphreys.
Yesterday, Washington Market Company
VS.. Brother; Judgment for plaintiff. Han
nan vs.. Bigiey; verdict for defendant. Yer
whitney vs. Kimmeii; jud sment by default.
Cooley vs.. Beers; Judgment by default. Wal
tiers vs. Adds; verdict for defendant.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Jtsd0c MdcArtasg
RI. Thompson and T. ]. Lazenby, convicted
Of conspiracy to defraud the District govern
ment, and the parties were admitted to bail
w. II. Clagett went on the bail bond of
Thompson, and George K. Herrtck on that
Of Lazenby. each In $500. A nolIe pros was
entered in the cases of Richard Thorn, alias
John Robinson, charged with larceny. and
John Omstead, alias Homestead, alias Hum.
stead, charged with bigamy.
POLICE CoURr-Judoe 6neQ.
j. +. Boyle, trespass on Lafayette Square:
IS. Kate Peters was sent down for vagrancy.
Benjamin 8. Davis, street swearing; IS. Ed.
ward Weekly, forfeited collateral. Mack
Butler, carrying pistol; $50 or ninety days
Robert Sherlock, carrying razor; $50 or
sixty days. Jos. Spear and Jas. O'Brien, for
feited collateral. Henry Asbury, street
cursing; So. JOS. f. Martin. forfeited col
lateral. John Shea was fined sos for selling
whisky without license. Anna Block. loud;
So. John Lewis, forfeited. Lee Banks, az
fray; 50. Daniel St0ddard, larceny of q
chandelier from an unOccupied dwelling
house; six months in Jail. Thomas Shorter,
assault on Francis Thomas; SO. Robert
Noble, a vagrant, was sent down.
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Weather Probabilities To-dav.
OFFICE OF CHIKp SIGNAL OPFrcHR. !
NA&HINGEnN MAJ LIZA

In the lower lake region and middle states,
high followed by falling barometer, winds
backing To southwest and southeast, cloudy,
rising temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and followed In former by rain on
Friday morning.
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LOCAL NE VS..


AmUDoments, &C.. Tonight
HofsonGl zheatr-The Vokes Family In
"Fun In Fog"
fne0r Con6QH-" Rel Mueab; or, The
Russian Fire King" and varieties.
Memorial Chtuch.-Bee- Hive Entertainment.
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CIT Y TIE MS.

HAVE YOUR HOUSES CLEANED and your
winter clothing saved from moths, by using
Harts Roach Powder. 1912 street north
west. 5,lO.6
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MO HUMBUG.-L. RICE YIN pay Q fair cash
price feI any kind Of Ladies, gsnts' and ohil-
sH0Es, &c. Gas 7th street., between ana 9 south
Ho,e b. mail promptly attsnded -. nayI-B !,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
i COMPANIES HOTEL,
AT BEIR PARK.
Will be OPEN FOR VISITORS on the 10TH OF
JUNE, and their NEW HOTEL at Oak a
land on the lsI OF JULY. Applicants YEAY
for Rooms or Information address the I'M ls:Il
derstgned, at Oakland, Garrett county, Nd.
APPS tyi5 jobs DALEY, Manager.
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He WANTS A DIvoRcE.-N sssr, I1,,...,
Thomas, have for VIM. II. KiIImon an,s alt
NOM sn Tor lSs diyo Ss,oa against Emily r. XIII.
married In this city in Septembar ~ aaS
resided here I'LL May 1sT2, and mar sI,a sssa
serted him On the 29th Of April, 1871.
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DR.. G. W. BENsoNs CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplesspess, and will cure any case. Price,
80 cents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing
ton Georpet0wn and Alexandria. 24.eo
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Judge Smells Lecture to the ssShy.
stere,

To-day, before the business OF the Police
Court commenced Judge Smell stated that
the Marshal of the court had Informed him
that an attorney had been attempting to i'm
pose upon prisoner who had been brought
In yesterday on q charge which had been
dismissed for want of prosecution, complain
collateral (s1O) was ordered to be returned
TO the defendant, who has made complaint
TO the Marshal that lawyer had been to see
him 20 emnIoV The ssryices DC ef onne If or
get his collateral back, aud offered to do IL
for a fee. The court was not informed wheth-
er or r.. not this lawyer is regularly admitted
whether he is or not, such practice as this will
not be tolerated in this court. and a repeti-
ton of the offence will be
GOOD CAUSE FOR INVESTIGATION AND DIS
II proven. None Of the officers of the Police
Court have any right to charge for official
formed that pay had been dem anded by any
officer for such service. The marshal is
well known for integrity, and no one be-
lieves that he would charge for the return
of a collateral ordered by the court to be re-
turned. Another practice very disreputable
for any attorney, had become frequent, as
he had been informed, ADD that is the hang
Ing about In the witness room, and the pris-
oners In the dock and cells, and persuading
them that 1t Is necessary to employ counsel
In the most trivial cases, and taking from
fhem In some cases the last penny they have
people to pay the small fines which the law
imposes for misdemeanors. When il is me-
cessary for a defendant to have counsel they
can always find one, and most of them are
intelligent enough to know when to 60 for
them.
TITS UNPRoFEssIoNAL
for a lawyer to canvass in this manner for
business, and IL Will not In future be allowed
In this court, and when these practices are
proved the parties offending will not be al
lowed to come within the bar. II had been
reported TO the court that some of these law
yers would take almost anything for fee,
from twenty five cents up. No lawyer of
any standing or self respect would stoop SO
low as this, or would hang around the cells
and dock OF police court to fleece the gen.
orally Ignorant and unfortunate class who
are brought into ii.
Mr.. TaggaIt, prosecuting attorney for the
District, remarked that he was glad the
court had taken cOgniZance of this matter.
and he would do all he could to put stop TO
such unprofessional practices, by co-opera.
tiOn with the court and the other officers.
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ga mutiny occurred on board the bark
Caswell, from Rio Janeiro for Queens town.
In which all the officers wese murdered.
~Legislatipg is a game in which one fac
, Ion tties . 70 sin all OF the bills proposed by
and have no fun in the playing.
~From an advertisement In the New
York papers Of two OF the largest lob print
ing Establishments In the city, offering fifty
scale, IL would seem that the strike of the
book ard job printers is an acknowledged
success.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corne
Of New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, 9 10 4. SAT
urdays, to and to 8. Nt3 1StI6
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Two LITTLE BOYS DRowNED.-A dis
tressing accident occurred near Preston,
Caroline county, Nd, on Saturday after.
promising little boys, Johnny, son Of Mr..
George +. Whitley, nearly twelve years Of
age, and Eddie, SON Of Mr.. Elijah Todd, ten
years Of age. The boys, in company with q
years Of age, had been playing ball q mile
away nom Hunting Creek mill pond, and
becoming warm and thirsty, 1t was proposed
took small boat and the two bows went ont
and were upset.and drowned, being In q re-
tired spot where no aid could be rendered.
Inc lads were inferred at the same time, Oh
SUNDAY afternoon, q large concourse OF
friends and neighbors manifeeting thei SYM
pathy Tor their grief stricken parents.
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CARRIAGE BUSTERS. In great variety and
at low prices. at the harness factory of Jas
8. Topham, 425 eth street, under the big wire
sign extending from the roof, 56:eo3
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TRY Marburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
Ates. 4,l3,1:
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knives to match reeeiyed At Prigg's jewelry
store, No. 4H Pennsylvania avenue, near
street,
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keneval..

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.-But
Stimulating Imminent cures Neuralgia. 4;
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BUILDING AsSOCIATIONS.-At the I'D
regular monthly meeting of the Franklin
Co operative Building Association, on Mon
day, May Sth, 81 500 was advanced at an
average premium OF 50 per cent. large
portion OF the receipts were retained to pay
on shares previously drawn.
At the 20th regular meeting of the Jeffer-
BON Co operative Building Association, on
Tuesday, May 9th $500 was advanced at an
average premium OF lS2 per cent.
AT the stn regular meeting OF the Airing
Ion cooperative Building Association, on
wednesday, May 10th, "a 900 was advanced
n an average premium OF l54 per cent.
The Cd monthly meeting of East Washing
ton Building Association, No. 2, was held at
MeCauley's hall, Capitol Hill, Monday eve.
Ferguson, secretary. Twenty-eight shares
we're advanced upon at an average premium
OF about los. This is the last month that
subscriptions TO stock can be made at par
value.
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CASARIEs AT PRIVATE SAIrDovlIn0
49, uetloneer, has AT his rooms, corner OF
.i,n s.reet and Pennsylvania avenue a large
Ne - s Un OF eanaries and fancy birds, which
e,iss sstlh AZ private sale. This is n choice
care s.s, a nc ofiers nRe Opportunity TO Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-11

NO ESTABLIsHMENT In the city more
prompt In attending to all orders for Sewer
Work, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham,
and ID streets. They employ none but the
best workmen, and consequently give salts
faction In all their work. They keep the
largest stock of Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled to do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
faction in every instance. Give them q cali.
They are good responsible men and deserve
announcement. 3,18,W&s,3:
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
"BTotUn's Bronchial TrocItes7 beneficial In
clearing the voice before speaking or singing,
and relieving the throat after any exertion OF
the vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the
TrOches are effectual,
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The Crown Buffalo Horn Combs.
They pass smoothly through the hair, with
out catching or breaking Il on. They will
not scratch or iDjure the scalp Adrertiss-
nlent.
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THE VoKEs FAMILY-Another brilliant
audience assembled at the National Theater
last night TO see those wonderful comedians,
the Nokes family. 1t Is not at all likely that
jost such another combination OF gifted fun
loving and fun-makiDg artists will ever
again be seen. The original Ravel family
have had lots OF would be imitatOrs in their
Ine-panfomfme-but all far below them
In merit; and so 10 will be with the Vokes
family In their special line of musical and
dramatic buriesque. Play-goers had better
improve the opportunity to see them. Ere &.
Nokes Is one OF the finest comedians in
facial and vocal expression on the stage. and
In addition has those wonderful legs. "Fun
In Fog" is decidedly their best piece. IL
VIII be repeated this evening, and Ii is hoped
oy many they will give 1t at the Saturday
matinee.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
ATLrrRACrYVE PRICES
JKO. HI. sMOOr a SON,

NO. 11s BRIDGE ST., GEoRGEr0wN, O.,
Have received from New YORK and are Offering q.
LADIES, pKs ssia s6 On Pres I. It,. :,
Plaids. Stripes and Plain materials; best makes
Black SIX from slto ss 50; BIZ and MhIte Striped
and check silk; Grenadines from sc. % n IS
Mourning Goods Of all the best makes and
fast Black. eiAlty; Cotton Goods - and
Sheetings 81 the lowest reduced prices; ~ bite
Furnishing Goods Of the best msles; Giants
snd Boys wear; Ladies and Cent? Underwear;
great variety; Parssols and Umbrellas; Prints and
&C., best s., Pe,csles l14c, with full line OF other
prices. Goods sent TO any part OF the city.
APPS I'm JNO III SMOOH son.
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Corns Extracted without Pain.

BuDions, Ingrowing and Club Nails, Vas
cular Excrescences, and other ailments of
the feet successfully treated, at DR.. Whites
establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wizards Hotel. Fee 81 per visit
Established in Washington 1861.
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Retail Prices, Center Market.

MEAT.--Beei, porter house, 2oa25 per To-; sirIoin
70; round, Is roasting pieces, 2Oa25; corned, lOaIs;
dried, %; sliced Is; Clipped, So, Pork, l0a20;
isa2s Dried Beef, 2Oa2s; Hams, whole, II; cut Is
whole, Is cut Tongues sOes0 each Lard, BE Id.
bunch; Catfish, Is per bunch; Halibut, 20 per H.;
40a5Oc. per h.; Cod, l2<ab per h.: Haddock, la
l5c per Id; Lobster l21fal6 Blue Fish largej, Goa
90 each; Gus; per pound; shad, 81. $50 pr pair;
Herring Is, Smelt, Boston, 10 Mackerel, (freshJ
..vEsErtsLEsI. Potatces: Irish, Is per PIX; yams,
bunch; Oyster Plants, per bunch: spinach, Is per
pk; lettuce, Sa5; kale, % per PIX Horse Radish, 5a
10 essh Radish. 8 per bunch: Rhubarb, SC per
% mud Ssi 50 Per PIX; Pe.:, ssa7s per pi; is per
FRuITs.-Oranges, 40a50 per dozen; Lemons, 3Oa,0
per dozen; Apples, 50a75 per PIX: Cocoanuts, 6al0
per Qt EACH Bansnaseoc. per doz; Strawberries, 20
ay0c. Der quart.
peeled, 20 unpeeled, Is; Blsckberries, 10; Cher
BgrLER!-Philadelphia print, IS Der h.: New
Eggs, per dozen; Cheese, 2oa2s per 10.
PoULIRY-Turkeys,3 Is per pound; Geese, IL coal rs
each; Chickens, dressed, 76al 90 per pair; spring,
O0s6 % per dozen; Ducks, LOCAL Is per pair; do
dressed, 7sal.00 per pair.
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GKORskreTuNydsH A vi BANK DC

Ito receive depostsl until 2, m Interest paid on
lections made on all accessible points. Dtsoounf
days, MONDAYS. II. P0LkINHORu, PresidsEt.
b. W, BARRETT, Cashier.
DtrscfUs.
III. Polkinhorn, Ihos Downing, J. r, MITCHELL,
Rilsy A. shinI, \. d. Hartley, Thomas Knowis
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MARRIAGE LICRN sEs have been issuei IN
Myron II. Parker and Nellie l.. Griswoit:
VIM. i. Hutchinson and Katie Bohrer:
Walker Taylor and Maria Kennedy, Chss'
Miller and Julia Tracey; Horace +. Law
renee and Mary Dodge.
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ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORATIONS -
Those who are fond Of inspecting novel and
beautiful things, as well as those in want of
anything in that line, should call at Mark
rfter's and examine the new styles of English
and for which, we believe, he is the sole
agent for the District OF Colum bia. The de-
signs are mostly by Eastlake, Norris
Diesser, and other artists who have latterly
given steady attention to the decoration or
interiors and done so much to elevate popu-
lar taste In Great Britain. They differ
widely from the French patterns and colors
with which our people are most familiar and
while they may strike the beholder as odd and
perhaps almost grotesque at first sight, they
are yet pretty certain TO challenge study and
impress favorably In the end. In form, and
especially In harmony and contrast of color,
they are thoroughly artistic, which is a
good deal more than can be said for much OF
the wall paper in use in some OF the most
pretentious houses in the country,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoS.-The
sunday Schools Of the following churches:
Fifth Baptist, Ryland Chapel, Sixth Presby-
terrain, Westminster Presby tertan, and Cor
such Chapel composing the South WASH
tDgton =. 3. Unionl will hold a celebration
IN the Smithsonian grounds On Friday after
noon, the 10th hnst. The schools will assem-
bic al Ryland Chapel, at O'Clock D. m, and
march in procession by 18th, +, 7th, q, and
~ streets, Pennsylvania avenue, and 10th
street 10 the Smithsonian grounds. The
exercises will consist OF addresses, inter
spersed with singing by the schools. The
procession will be under The direction OF c.
IL Pearson, as chief marshal. The Rev. b.
r. Bittinger Will preside, and the singing
will be under the direction Of Mr.. B. F.
Lloyd. Two bands OF music will accompany
the procession.
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THE MARKET HOUSE CAsEs,-It will be
remembered that on the Sd inst. Judge Wv
lie, In the Equity Court, In the case OF Hoff-
man ct al. agt. the Washington Market Com
pany, made an order directing that the oc-
cupants Of stalls pay all arrearages of rent
within ten days, or vacate. The time named
expires on Saturday next, and but few of the
sfall holders will be able TO pay the rents.
There are about 800 dealers and about 10. 600
due the company. To day q petition was
put In circulation among the market men.
asking an extension of time and IL was gen,
orally signed. 1t will probably be presented
TO Judge Wylie tomorrow.
SILVER, PLATED TEA TABLE FoRKs Ard
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SUIT AGAINST A STREET RAILROAD
MI. *. X. Ellio: has, for John Sinclair, en-
Tered suit against the Washington aud
9eorgetown Railroad company for damages
ne alleges be sustained on the 18th OF No
senoer last, by and through the carelessness
OF deIendant In starting q car at the corner
OF lstn street and Pennsylvania avenue
Wnue ne was In the act OF getting Off by
which reason ne was thrown To the sronnd
MS ribs fractured, and he was otherwise in,
1ured. Damages are laid at Al 600
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MOUNT VERNON NURSERIES,
wi EsIABLnHED Is YEARS.
NA GIGN i SPkCI1LTH 80 NE
SMALL FRUIf ,bRNAMENTAL TREES.
~ ~' Z. eILLrNGHAM L CO.,
sep8-wh Accotink Post Once, Fairfax, Val
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GEFTLE.MEN,s OUTFITS.
EVerV Department Well Supplied
GARMENTS TO MEASURE.

GARMENTS TO MEASURE.
A large assortment, probably the largest 4
Washington, OF goods 70 select from. Fin
Plaid euitings; Plain Gu 4 Fancy Worsted Ooai
ings and suiungs; Blue and Black Flapnel'
Blue, Black, Plaid and Mixed Cneviot SUIT
lngs; Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, Dahlla an
Mixed Cloths and Coatings; Handsome Pants
loon Patterns; White and Fancy Vestinss.
Gentlemen Of quiet tastes are particularly IN
vited 10 inspect.
Suits made 70 measure from SIS upward.
Orders promptly filed, aud in the best name
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u UTTER In PALS AND TUBS,
- Fresh arrivals every morning.
FRESH INCHHBTER EGGS.
myS St. CORNEB 9TH And O SITS. N. w.
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Perfectly fitting Shirts, white and Oolored.
silk and Linen Hsndkerchiefs. Collars, CUFFS,
Scarfs and Ties. GsuZe, Gossamer, Merino,
Silk, Flannel, Jean, Linen, Thread and other
Underwear Of approved makes and qualities.
Kid and othsr Gloves. French and English
suspenders and Braces from IS cents 10 %.
Plain and Fancy Half Hose from Is cents 70
81 Is per pair Gymnsst Shirts, Tights end
Trunks. Boating and Yachting Shirts. Many
articles not possible TO enumerate.