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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

1t is refreshing to read occasional
ly that some insolent ruflian mas
met his match and received a sound
drubbing from the party whom he
insulted. The other day a Brooklyn
clergyman named Page, who evident
ly belonged to'the church militant,
was visiting a poor parishoner, when
q staggering young rowdy jostled
him. The rudeness was passed by
u%nnoticed, but it was soon repeated,
with the addition of grossly offensive
language. The clerical gentleman
thereupon pushed him one side,
when the rascal struck him on
the shoulder and endeavored to draw
a pistol. Mr.. Page at once grappled
with him and gave him several
blows. Thinking the rowdy not
been sufficiently punished he seized
him and threw him oyer his Shout
der. The result was that the curb
stone came in violent contact with
the rowdy's forehead cutting a Sc
we're cash from which the blood
spouted in a stream. The clergyman
then eoolly left the battlefield with
the pleasing consciousness that he
had given the ruflian whathe desery-
ed, a wholesome thrashing.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

There is a woman in New York
in the almshouse 103 years old. She
has a heavy gray beard and is shaved
occasionally.
y white boy, twelve years old, he's
been committed to Annapolis Jail for
numbering his little cousin, who was
about the same age.
A Cincinnati dispatch announces
the burning of the Dayton Short
Line railroad freight depot with its
contents The building was valued
IA $25, 900 and the freight from $50,
$50 to 200 900.
The New York Democratic State
Convention met at Saratoga We'd
nesday. Horatio Seymour and John
Kelly were chosen electors at large,
and Horatio Seymour was nominated
by reclamation for Governor, though
ii was stated he would not accept on
account of his llhealth.
A grand ratification meeting of the
nomination of Peter Cooper for Pres
ident, was held "Wednesday night AT
New York. Mr.. Cooper made a
speech denunciatory of the present
financial policy of the government.
He said that forced resumption of
specie payment would paralyze in
dustries ond commerce. Resolu-
tions in support of the indianapolis
platform were adopted.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
IN THE FIELD.

The Greenbackers of this State
seem to mean business. Sam Cary's
silvery voice is soon to be heard in
the Kanawha country calling the
faithful to arms. There is a stir all
around, and the following Greenbac
State ticket has just been promul-
gated.
Governor NJ Laidley, of Ka-
nawha.
Attorney General-W III Tomlin-
son, of Mason.
Treasurer. G.. Shilling, of
Roane.
Auditors III Piersol, of Wood.
Superintendent of Schools G
Blair.
JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
Long Term-Okey Johnson, of
Wood; A + Raymond, of Marion.
Short Term-R s Brown, of Jack
son.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The bronze statue of Gen Lafay-
cite, donated 10y the French govern
ment to the city of New York, has
arrived at New York. Its size is
about equal with that of President
Lincoln on Union Square, near 10y
which it is to be given position OF
the 9th proX.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The forthcoming order Of the At
torney General, defining the rights
and duties of United States marshals
under the election laws, and which
has been sent to the President at
Long Branch, win be issued in gen.
eral orders from the War Depart
ment, with the necessary instruc-
tions to military officers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
again.

OuIold friend j. III. Hastings has
again aiken the forge, and welcomes
his oldeustomers to come and hear
his anvil ring again. The old gen.
tlemen lad quite q severe spell.
PEACHES.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The political campaign in Indiana
has opened with vigor on both sides.
No such campaign has ever been con-
Quoted in that State since the war.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The democratic convention of the
the state of New York wiz meet at
Saratoga tomorrow for the nonina-
ton Of Governor, &c. Conspicuous
for the nomination are Abram ).
Hewitt, Clarkson n. Potter and Mr..
Dorsheimer.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29
GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Yesterday
about one O'Clock, John Marbury, jr., esq.
died at his residence, on Bridge street, cor
ner Frederick, after long and useful life, In
the S5th yearof his age. Mr.. Marbury was
born at Annapolis, Nd, but has resided In
Georgetown for the past II years. He was
q lawyer, standing high in his profession,
and for many years was President Of the
Potomac Insurance Company, from which
office he resigned few years ago. He was
worthy member Of Christ Church (Episco-
PAIL His funeral takes place to morrow
from his late residence, on Bridge street.
TRINITY Sch ooL.-rhe annual distribu-
tion of premiums to the pupils of Trinity
school took place Tuesday evening in the
old Catholic Church, Georgetown, in the
presence of large and appreciative audi
ence. The premiums were presented by Fa-
ther De Wolf The following pupils received
the medals: John Gibson, Chas. Bromley,
Daniel O'Connor. An extra medal, present
ed to the school by Mr.. Carroll, was awarded
to John O'Leary.
CATTLE Acknowledgements by j. H
KeDgla. 1-NuAber of cattle on market, 2l8;
number sold t0butchers, 1S1; prices varying
from to 50 cents per pound; 81 left over
Number Of sheep and lambs, 1854; num- Der
sold, 1,CS4; 800 left over; lambs, from 50 to
"A 80 per head; old sheep, TO 5 cents per
pound; 80 cows and calves sold for $50 to $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29
ALEXANDRIA.

COAL SHIPNENTS.-All day, numbers OF
vessels have been coming up the river, the
most of which passed on TO Georgetown, but
some stopped here. The companies doing
business here have good stocks OF coal on
hand and are loading vessels with great ra-
pidity. The American company alone has
about thirty boats in the Canal basin await
ing their turn TO be unloaded, and more are
on their way down the canal. 1t is hoped
that If vessels continue to come In as they
have for the past few days, there will be at
least partial revival in the coal shipments.
DIED OF LoCKJAw.-Mr. Chas. G. Green,
who lived near Genterville, Fairfax county,
and who had twp of his fingers cut of by a
cutting box about week ago, has since died
OF lOckjaw.-[ Gazette, 2Sth.
NEW WHARvES.-Workmep are now en-
gagged In building q new wharf at Fort
Washington. A new wharf has also been
built at Fort Pnote.-tSeIti1lel,2 18th.
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TelegTrams to The Star.
FORT MOULrRIE cELSBRATIoN.

fOkT AOULTRIE CEESBRATION.
Charleston q Boston shak1Sy Hands.
.CHARLksroN, :, C., June 2S.-The ceiebra-
uon AT Fort MUultrie took place in the pa
sSoe ground VI der --.iamnnoth tent; over
veyIc sons were present. An aaSrSss Of
sne TO the Boston visitors was deliv-
cred by Gov. Chamberlain, after which G IN
kershaw pronounced the Grafton, OF which
the Key note u given In the following ex-
thrice welcome, gree t. you as brethren and
friends and pledges you an untarnished faith
and honor that IL shall not be the fault OF
mon country be not the home Of q happy,
free, united and prosperous people, and her
career onward and upward, glorious and
Triumphant speak TO my countrymen-a
South Caralfnian to Americans. Let your
ends be just-we ask no Fore. Together let
us obliterate the passions and prejudices OF
an irrevocable ard Iamentable past, and
bruised and Mingled victims, and bury deep
brave and generous deeds and grand achieve
n1ents-a common and glorious heritage OF
the American people" IApplause.l
At midday the U. s. sloop of-war Ply
Secretary OF the Navy. anchored of the fort,
and fired salute of Is guns. This was re-
sponded 10 by q similar salute fired from the
ramparts of the fort by the Chatham srtil-
lery, the guns used being two Founders,
presented to the company by Gen. George
Washington
The visitors were subsequently handsome
" entertained by residents OF SulIivan's
Island. Tonight the city is brilliantly IL
Illuminated. Several banQuets are going on
and the houses of leading citizens are thrown
open for the entertainment OF the military
guests.
Nothing has occurred to mar the celehra-
ton but the heat, which has been exception
ably severe, proStrattng hundreds with sun
suoHe only one case so far terminated IA
lery. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

NoNINATIoNs.-Tne President sent the
following nominations 10 the senate to-day:
James Gilhllan, OF Connecticut, to be assist
an treasurer OF the United States. in place
OF w man, nominated for u. s. Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

SPEAKER KERK's CoNDIrIoN.-A letter
from Speaker Kerr's physician speak
hopefully OF the recovery OF his patient, bu
Mr.. Kerr does not have much hope, and has
been nnifp dHsnordpnf p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

CoRTINA EsCAPED.-Gen. Sherman has
received official notice that Cortina has es-
capped from the Mexican authorities, aud is
now on his way to his old haunts on the Rio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29
YAIA AInp,nnf

NEW HAVEN, June 29.-At the meeting Of
yale alumni yesterday morning, Hon. w.
L. Learned pres ident, ad dresses were made
by General Sherman, g. M. Depew, OF New
York, Col. Luke W. Finley, OF Memphis,
Tenn, lex confederate soldler) Gen. Wager
SwayDe, Hon. Richard III. Dana, IT,. Hon.
Randall l.. Gibson, of New Orleans, Judge
TAFT, DR.. Phillip Schaff, Yung Wing, and
others. The commencement takes place to-
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Sc, PEERS School.
INTERESTING CLOSING KxER,

INTERESTING CLOSING ExERCrsEs
The closing exercises OF St. Peters school
very interesting character. The programme
embraces: Music; Sslutatory, BY Miss !.
Craven; Anvil Chorus, by the boys; ssThe
by Misses r. Herman, NJ. Dunn, J. Nolan, w.
.ifapman, L. Render. j. Craven, X. Toohey
]. ouisiey, g: MsNsnizss, 3 smoot, s.
Cornan. j. Reilly, N. Hsrtt. = w.. ..'
myer; the Picnic Cantats; FsrevelI rnn,,ss
by the pupils; Closing remarks; RetirinS
Gold medals In the boys depa ..tmsot Tor
superior merit. were awarded a. foiioWs iS
class, Masters Edw'd Fleishe,-, Rich'a Rarrv
a. ArS,sm .tn Ic MSnsS, Capro Francis Queen,
Duhey, Edwd Osbo- ne. Number Of pIemi.
ums IN tnls oepar sment, l5l.
-, t In the Young Ladies' depart
W WeIe al lor superior excelleace in conduct,
-.srded TO Misses Annie Shoemaker,
'--.e Craven, Rose Smoet. and Mary Dunn,
of the LIST class; I'd class, Misses Rose Moore,
Ella Harkins, A. Meehan, Mary Waltemeyer;
Sd class, Miss Maggie Byrne, Matte Reilly.
X. Conner, Bertha Waltemeyer. Number OF
premiums, l43.
SCHooL.-The annual distribution OF tue
above school took place yesterday Ia the
distribution hall attached TO the CHURCH
corner Sth and n streets northwest. This
scnoof has been in operation about twelve
years, and has made rapid advancement
under the careful and intelligent su per vision
of competent teachers. The several classes
this year fully sustained the high reputation
they have always maintained for advance
ment In their studies. One of the peculiar
features OF the school is the attention gi ven to
the cultivation of vocal music, and one of the
most pleasing branches OF the examination
yesterday was the remarka BILE proficiency
displayed by the vocal class. The instruc-
tress m this delightful art is Mrs. Annie
Melcher King, well known as one OF the
competent assistant music teachers In the
public schools, who has justly earned high
reputation In this community as a vocal
teacher. The graduates this year In music
were Miss Mamie Noonan and Miss Mary
walsh i0ofh of whom displayed intelligence
and culture at the examination. Miss Moo
promtye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29
Removal.

First-cldss SECURING and Dyeing.
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 il
enabled to do any work In q manner not to
be equaled by those not possessing these Ia
ciltties.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refuished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
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WssAsr R,ooebuitSss TODAY.
IrY1os or CHur srerAI o,y,c,.

WAsHINGroy, June %, 1910
For the middle and eastern states cooler
northwest, backing in southern portions 10
warmer southwest, but In the northarn nor
tons veeripg TO northeast winds, with rising
and rartly cloudy weather.
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CIT Y 1T E. MS.

FINE DRESS SUITS.-A large assortment
to select from, at from SIG TO $50. I. HAN
BURGER * Son, under Metropolitan Hotel
293
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MeH'segsfnRHt HH EHskHi BEACH.

M eRRIla LlKi BEACH,
This pew md magninosnt seaside Hotel WIN Be
6cntsinins 20 handsomsly -furnished ~
rooms, gas, water, elevator, electric bells
end ell the modern conyeaienbes.
Ample capacity for 800 guests without erovding.
The Hotel n 20 feet from the beach. where The
kethin& = unnrIe,ssd On The ooe.t While naeni.
randall inland, Astounding IN nsh and sDisndld sor
roving and cailtng.
entire seeson flour montha).
Warn eals and frssh water Baths N the tu1ldfng
IL hours from New York city, ~ hours from
Wesf Philadslphia, without change Of cars.
Tor Circular spply nj the D. CLOUD Hotel, Phtla-
6elphta, or Of the Monmouth Hotel.
4ULLJE Mck1lHID, Proprietors.
y. w. MULLEN. Of 81. Cloud Hotel, Phflndel phfa,
Be habla Espancl.
~ me livery in attendance for Nc Of guests.
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THE AVENUE PAVING AND DIsTRIcrTAx
BILLs.EAs anticipated in yesterdays STAR,
Judge BGckner, chairman of the House Dis.
trict Committee, to- day presented the ave-
nue. paving bill and the District .ax dill To
the House,, and recommended non-concur-
renee in the Senate amendments. The House
sustained the recommendation and commit
tees Of conference Will be ordered.
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The News OF Tilden's Nomination I'm
Washington.

There was general eagerness to learn the
news from st. Louis last night, and the ho-
tells and telegraph offices were thronged until
late hour. The news of Tilden's nominal
ton was received at about $40 o'clock. The
announcement was received without any
special demonstration of approval, although
majority expressed The opinion that the
nomination was good one, and that
"Uncle Sam" would be q hard man To
beat. The question of the Presidential
nomination being settled, everybody was on
the Q1n rire TO hear the name OF the nominee
Tor the Vice Presidency. a dispatch was
received at the Western Union office, corner
OF pennsylvania avenue and 18th street,
saying that Hendricks had been chosen, but
subsequently another dispatch came, stating
that the convention had adjourned until to-
day Without making any nomination for
Vice President. AS soon as the news of TIL
den's nomination came Major Hahneman q,
or the District artillery, with a detail OF
men, fired salute OF one hundred guns from
Judiciary Square. The meeting 70 ratify the
ST. Louis nominations will take place on
Thursday evening next in front of the City
Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

IT WILL NOT COST ONE CENT to see the
late improved light running Domestic Sew
buy that or any other Machine OF us than
elsewhere in the city.
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HUNDRED styles of light-colored Pants
sold at cost, at 615 Pennsylvania avenue,
under Metropolitan Hotel. 293
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were the Secretaries OF State, Navy
and War; Senators Cameron, Anthony, Wad-
leigh, Cragin, Booth and Allison, and Rem
Iesentatives Whiting, Plat, Harris, BAN
nett, Davy, Williams and Waldron
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Conversational Conference.

PORTLAND, MAINE, June 29.-The Congre-
gational Conference continued Its session
yesterday. The statistical report shows the
number OF churches In Maine to be 252; COM
municants, 1850, (number added In three
years, S41 The report of the secretary of
the Maine Missionary Society shows that IS
missionaries are employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

PORTNER's VIENNA BEER FOR FAMILY
USE-In bottles, with patent shoppers, only
81 per dozen for pint and S175 per dozen for
quart, (6ottles to be returned.) Send orders
to principal depot, 626 Virginia avenue, or
900 7th street, or "A Bridge street, George
town. 6288
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THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD TO BE
CLOSED IF TIE APPROPRIATION BILL Is
NOT PASSED. - The commandment OF the
washington navy yard yesterday recei we'd
orders from the Navy department to close
the yard on Friday afternoon, and all en-
ployes, comprising clerks, watchmen, fire.
men, mechanics and laborers, are to con-
slider themselves furloughed from that time,
In the event that Congress fails to pass the
naval appropriation bill. Should this occur,
the marines will do patrol duty, and ma
ch1nists will be detailed from the ships in
commission to look out for the steam fire.
engine in case OF fire, while the sailors will
take the place OF the regular shipkeepers on
vessels laid up in ordinary. The gates will
be closed, and the Centennial visitor Will
have to be content with peep through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

Female Suffrage I'm New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., June 29.-In the house
yesterday, a bill providing that women be
allowed to vote at Presidential elections
was referred to the committee on natior al
affairs, with Q recommendation that it as
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Conneefienf LexisIafuHe

HARTFORD, June 29.-The CT ,nnecficnt
legislature yesterday adjourne d sine die.
year, 1t will hold lis annual LESSONS in the
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
endsr month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. Sat-
urdays, to 4 and 6 TO 8. Tt3,14t16
Dr.. q. w. BENSoN's CELERY AND CHAN.
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 70 cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
Tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,A,eo
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $500, 119 81; customs, $40. I52. 40
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Vascular Excrescences, 90, successfully
treated by DR.. White, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. Refers 70
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other well-known personages
who patronixe his establishment Hours-s
2. m. TO p. m. Fee. 81 Per visit. Established
In Washington N 1851.
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Republican Demonstration
UTICA, June 29.-Tnere was large repub
lican demonstration last night.
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PORTNER's VIENNA BEER 7

MoHAIR, Alpaca and Serge Coats at price.
TO suit all. 1. HAMBURGER 4 Son, 615 Penn
sylyania avenue, 29a
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THE REFoRHERs OF the third Maryland
Congressional district have nominated w,
ElwelI Goldsborough for Congress.
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27,eo3

PURE raspberry and blackberry wines at
Aander's, 9l1 It'll street; sure cure Tor diar-
rhoea, &c. 6,20,eO6
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j. Ii. SquieY Z Co.,
BANKERS,
1416 Pe72ns3jZ1yvni

1416 Pennsylvania AUeTlte,
pay per cent interest on deposits, payable
ON demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
lied. 6,N,eo
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d. MILANs. F.P. WILKINS

6l9 5th street. Opposite Post Once.
Iew Books as soon as issued.
Books Ordered on short pot1co.
~ ~ Special Rates TO Students IN Law and Medical
BOOZE. js3l-eolm,
AAy1 TIE HOaOR rosDeoffuily % inform ti,o
nershiI Nth nr. o. A. DIDDEN, late assistanf 10
n Ia xnk, OF this city, and that We have moved
and Aa9achusette avenue. on Nth- street Circle,
where Ne win be Iisassd g 80 orr hisads:
le1-m LAUBITzHH . DDD1N.
~ xLND9 OF WIRING lfkIRfI en- IN
~. s.sss "a aRss sAHh e s1
sssse. osexesn - And Nh DogtAWsGt. Pfogpl st.
eooeo W - 0veas aU1t0ss
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THE DEADLOCK on THE APPRoPRIA-
TON BILLs.-Up TO O'Clock to-day tnedi
ferences between the two houses on the ap-
prtation bills had not been reconcilei. To-
morrow ends the fiscal year. There IS some
talk OF meeting the emergency by re -enac &
Ing the appropriation bills of last year for
Ten days.
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One and dIrE sULPHCR SPRINGS,
Not Wiz nsf mile from steyenson's De 4
Eashi. nnia. Round Trip ticket from yEAy
jen ,.ston And return, :W
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sur AeAINsriTHn G. & o. CANAL Cow.
stephen ID. Castleman, entered n auit aga,ns.
me chesapeake and Ohio Canal CeuIpanv
lor tne value OF canal boat which he claims
Mas sunk In Rock Greek by the canal COM
70 lodge On an Obstruction.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NE M0oNrsIs HOUSE, At BIas Ridge
summit, Id. having chaug-d q - -
bands, and undergone radical repair re MN
epeps br the season With eyerT facility SSs
for hestAful and erl1ysble reiirenent. Ccm6ir'-r
the Advantage of high elevation, country fare ard
eiecs Communication with Bsltinors aud ayers
sosn, Trsin. leave both Union depot, BHltimore,
49, iae hidss station, twice daily, Sundays ex-
Terms-singts boarders, o. PER week.
Two oceup ing room, IL per week.
i.ss:im Adsres. JOHN LEE cHAPaAs.
WALTON, lst the Blue Ridge Mountain 1-fs.--
sons seei Ing . healtsy, reasonable, r !. . n
and convenient country boarding pisee ~
should Rad the card Of ratton in ths Es
sg un Herald, or addres 2; W. WRIGHT. F51sa
HI. Station, W. o. Il. B., Loldon G, as,n W.
oEG BRANCH 5BoARG on ooEAN Avs.
~ NJ 4; del g1tiullT "a desirsbly siraatsa. r.
PIE unexespuonc1fe. Terms moderste Mr..
DnVM :, kllet Oottare. Long Branch iess 81
RkLMoET HOUSE, CHESAPEAKE BAY,
- four miles below annapolis, will oPen a j. n
Tor visitors July Lei; Table furnished MY
Mun eyery Seneaey. Fine bathing, boat 49,
Ing and s.hins; Tern, O. Pc mO,ts: 5i5 pef
~s WEE. -; Actress "bkLaohr,' Annapolis, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

THE PAGES Of the House OF Representa-
lives, 81 meeting held to-day, adopted a
resolution "that we, the members o, the Ju-
yen1le House OF Representatives, declare
That We viii support the democratic nonI-
nees FOR President and Vice President, and
use all honorable means to secure their cleo
ton"