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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL

I
yz.w, nm MasnIHGToN, ID. O., May 1T, lSf6
Maid PhOPOsALs, iu trip icsfe, with q c0py
&i TINS advertise ment sttac he'd, will be received
WHICH fiaSe aod time they will be opened in the
me nseai AZ commencing July I, 1870 and eudinr
quarters n the District Of Colombia, and al Fort
%Nea snd split aud N the stick; SO cords Of Soil
9oe, Plne, sawed and split and in the stick; and
80 tons q Anthracite Coal, White Ash aud BE-
hsn' or Lyl valley, Of size may be called Tor
nee from tiAte dust, or dirt, and 20 weigh a2gC
pc unds 10 the ton and out no tons OF Hmm
Lump Ooal All the Wood and Coal TO be OF irst-
Office. " W 'iiia
Tie lowest aggregate bid for Wood or Coal. or
BOTH, VIII lie entertained.
The right Is reserved by the goverpntp, 20 re act
ally ana sll lids, and these proposals are inv iia
under prGNiso thai spprc ~ iaio1 shall De made for
trACt. '-'~ W.
preference viii be given . articles OF 1rrestic
Production aud mar uiac'u re, conditions Of price
AID quality btIng equal, ana such pr. era1ce " iii
De gwen 10 articles OF American produc. ION ana
manufacture Trcouced on the Pacific coast % me
extent q the consumption required BY the public
service there.
Proposals should be ma ked " Pro BOsals Tor fuel
and addressed % TIE Undersigned
Full Information on application 81 this once.
A. ROChM ELL,
mYltt Dc pot Quarterfna-tar.
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.1LEX4NDRLI.

THREW HER CHILD IN A WELL. 49, The
examination before Mayor j. j. Moran OF
Miss Jennie Havener, of GutlfOrd, cns ged
with the murder, by drowning, ola male in
FAINT child, IN the well of Il. T. Fowler, esq
station agent at Falls Church, was had tn :
morning, and resulted in her commitment
to iail for presentment before the grand jury
of Fairfax county.
THE CITY CHARTER ELECTION. - There
is no doubt that the amended city charter is
carried by an overwhelming majority. The
vote polled Is quite large, especially in the
Sd ward, and even ything seems to have gone
clear through for the charter. At 40 this
evening 800 votes were polle1 in the Isl
ward, 255 in the 2j, 52S in the Sd aud 396 in
4th-i,4SS.
FIsH.-Receipts of 900 shad at Sl5aSl7 pei
hundred; 100000 herring at S10as11 per tn GU
sand; perch are selling at II Ha15 cents pei
bunch; large rock at 81 25aS150 apiece
Sentinel. An.
Capt. Gregg, of the steamer
HarbtDser, who was so badly wounded In
The late fishermen's fight, at TOIson's wharf
has so tar recovered as 10 be able TO walk tC
the wharf this morning. Capt. Denly, who
was wounded at the same time, is also rapid
ly recovering Gazette, 4th.
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DIsCoURAGING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time
ago Roundsman John W. Green, of the Jer-
sey City police force, hired a girl thirteen
years of age, named Margaret Fletcher, TO
keep his rooms in order. He was subsequent
~ marl led to the girl by justice, without
sentatiOn that she was eighteen years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher refused to sanction
the marriage, and had Green arrested for
having violated a law OF the state forbidding
maria ge with a girl under eighteen years
without her parents content. In the court
OF sessions, Green was convicted OF abduc-
ton, the penalty OF which is five years i'm
prisOnment.
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Condensed Locals.

See advertisement OF new building associa-
ton.
strawberries and cream will be dispensed
tonight by the young ladies OF the Ivy
Leaves Society at the festival OF the COngre-
gatiOnal Church.
Inc three sons BORN Of Mrs. Brooks, residing
ON delaware avenue, between " and y
streets southwest, on Tuesday last, all died
ON Wednesday.
The Knights Of 81. Joseph. No. I, last night
gIetent6d handsome gold me ials to Mr.. NJ
j. Grant, 81 no last wear illet the position of
commander, and W. T. Kelly, the drill mas
Ter, as marks Of appreciation OF their ser
vices. Commander James Nolan made the
presentation address.
TIE exhibition OF drawings and paintings
executed by the pupils Of Mrs. =. r, Fuller
srt school, al l0l6 10th street yes erday after
noon, attracted large number OF people IN
teresttd IN art, who highly praised the al
IniEable efforts or the scholars. The exhibi-
ton was continued TO day.
Inc Illinois republican club last night
eiec'ed officers Tor the ensuing year as fU,-
lows: Colonel +. II. Stevenson, president;
SolO=el e e. Simpson, vice president; Mr..
l. DelaEd. secretary; Mr.. =. VI. Finley,
treasurer. Messrs. DeLand, Burnside and
fuller, were appointed committee to con-
fer with com mittee from the Ohio cam
paign c.uO for the purpose OF bringing intlu-
ence 10 bear IN the matter Of the department
appropriations.
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'oPosALs f3R FORAGE AMI


DEP0T QrARTEKMAsTER's OFFICE.
NAsuINGTON, d. c., May Ist. ls7s
HEALED PhOPOsaLS, IN utplic8te, subject -
= iite usual conditions, viii be received az this
4 lice until l. O'Clock neon, jane I, ls75. az which
time aLo place they viii be opened In the pres euce
OF biddtre Tor delivery during the nscal year com
mencing July 1885, and fnitng June 81, 1871, OF
the Corn, Oats, Hay ard Bye Strsg re- uired al the
various corrSls and ofct rs quarters m this city
ard Georgetown. ID. O., Soldiers Home, ID. O, and
Fort Nhippe, Va.
The right 10 reserved By the Government 20 re-
Iect any and al bids. aud these proposals are In
yited under proyiso that appropriation shall bs
made Tor the supplies by Congress: but, IL other
wise, the Goyernn.ent will not accept any bid OF
enter into Contract.
preference will be given 20 articles Of domestic
product and manufacture, conditions Of price
aud quality being quail, ard such preferences VIII
be given 20 articles Of American production and
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast 10 the
extent OF the eOnsump iion required by the public
service there.
Printed circulsrs, stating the kind and estimated
Quantities required 1t each post or place, and
giving full instructions 90 the manner Of bidding.
ditions 20 be observed by bidders, ana Of
contract and payment. viii be furnished on spplcs-
tion 20 this Office
Proposals should be marked, /" Proposals for For
age and Straw st sbington, y. and addressed
TO the undersigned, A. u. ROCK WILL,
myl6t DeDOt Ousrfermasfer
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LOCAL NE VS..


National IheateT.-Rose Eytinge as "ROse
Michel"
Tn<cser C0Bss9Ue--'' Marco, the Dwarf, s"
and varieties.
OIL FelIo'rs' RGa.-Panorama OF Millions
Paradise Lost.
Congregational CiiTch.-FestivaI
~. T. Gslreh tiih street southeast).-So-
fiabie.
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The Erotting Races Yesterday.

The third days races at Washington Driy-
ing Park, near Benning's station, on the &.
+. X, attracted very large number OF
spectators yesterday.
THE FIRST TRorrING RACE
was for horses of the 2:42 class, mile heats,
three in five, for purse of 81 ,OOO-S5OO to
hIst horse, $50 to second, $50 to third, and
500 20 fourth. There were ten entries, but
only six started, as follows: Oscar, Kitty
flske, Belle of Flatbush, Lady Gertrude,
Faughaballah and Lady Chatham. In the
hrst heat Faughaballah took the lead, aud
won Ihe heat in 2:36K, Oscar coming In Sec
ord, Lady Chatham third, Belle OF Flatbush
fourth, Kitty Fiske fifth, and Lady Ger
trude sixth. Faughaballah took the lead
and won the second heat, the others coming
Faughaballah again LED, and won the heat in
2;3e and the race-Oscar coming in second,
Kitty Fiske third, Lady Chatham fourth
Belle OF Flatbush fifth, and Gertrude sixth.
Time, 2os4. Oscar took second money. Lady
C6atnam third, and Kitty Fiske fourth In
the pools.
THE SECOND RACE.
Inc second race was for horses of the 2.26
class, mile heats, three in five, for purse of
: ,OoO. There were five entries, but only
three started, as follows: Bateman, Barney
nTst neat In 2:27 4, the second in 2:25 g, and
the third in 2:ZJ. Batemsn took second
money and Barney Kelly third. Joe Brown
was the favOrIte in the pools before the race
SUMMARY.
First race, for horses that have never
beaten ~, mile heats, best three In five, in
N4ACsoy IOA O purse 81 n ,UJO, -0VO 10 Jn6 WIN
neI, 500 10 second, $50 10 third and 500 to
lac neutrality-suspicious. l, /, /; Oscar, ,, .,
> Lady Chatham, 3, 3, 1; Belle OF Flatbush,
!, I, .; Kitty FIske, 3, ;, 3; Lady Gertrude,
q, ., .. -Four Fields, formerly David Crock
cit, drawn; George, drawn; Saidee Bell,
drawn. TIme-2:3oE, 2.57 j, 2:5S&.
second race, for horses that nave never
peaten 22G, mile heats, best three in i've in
harness, Tor purse OF : 900. first horse TO
receive $500, second $50, third $50 and
fOuItn SlCO-JOe Brown, /, 1, !; Batena0, >,
?, = Barney Kelly, B. 3, ); H c. Hill, ORA wn;
White Cloud, drawn. Time-2;27%, 2:2J i,
2:29
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WRIT OF HAHEAs CORPUS F1e ~ Al
LkGED CHICKES THIEF-TEis mOruIns.
Mes>TS- CaEriugtOn \ Bro. Md a petition for
VIII OF aaDeSS corpus, commanding the
WaTCen OF TIE jail n produce before the court
"a e uCdy 81 james Warren. VINO clai MS 10 De
nlaNlI.4y deprived 81 his liberty. Jug
AdcAfLGur ordered tue wit 10 Issue a. {
made II retGTnab.e for 10 morrow morning.
W arreh " as arrested on suspicion of stea +
Iils 81 icEeis IN virginia. and was snOt b =
NE CiIlctI oei1re he was caplured.
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CALL upon J. NJ. Heating. stalls 40. III
49, 49, ~ center Market, tomorrow, before
buying Your Sunday suppIv IF bser vel
iihutton or spring lamO. He mas q well Sc
49, assortment al reasonable prices. Toy
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFyICE OF CHIEF sIeyAL OFF1cER,

WASHINGTON. May 5, IT'D. I
In the middle states, falling barometer,
fresh aud brisk southeast to sou 10 west winds,
slightly warmer. cloudy weather, and fol
lowed during the afternoon or n GIT by rain.
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ot7... - ~. 70 IA 81 N THE RIYER.-Yesteriav
=; - 4 nos. MsTzwOOt found a dead inf45f
~ lne IiNer Al the foot OF 9th street which be
5SiiaoNs . 20 ine nrst precinct station nous
= :. y not-ne9 the coroner, who, after yIeVi~,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

INJIhED BY FALL FROM A TREE
InOs- Isus kln,e g2TGener, employed oy Mr..
VIM. Gait, on JtE, between u and II streets
northwest. while trimming tree YESTERDAY
Tell nom the ladder on which he was WORK
u :, stTlklng upon the sharp pointed fence,
whereby he was painfully injured. He was
removed 10 bis home, No. 52I r street, and
attended by DIR. Buckly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

MARRIAGE LICENSE have been iSsuai In
IoOeTt Ball and Annie stewart, John He1rv
coleman and Amanda Alexander; Jacob l.
asnlDgtOn and Annie Butler, both Of
BOonseOTo', Nd, Wan. Hodgkin and Annie
Robertson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-05

REV. HENRY WARD BEFCHER-Orr
amusement column announces the parficu-
lars of the engagement OF Mr.. Beechsr TO lee
ture in the Congregational church, Friday
evening. His subject, Religion In Educa-
llOn,' ne will no doubt handle in mastery
manner. II Is safe 10 say that he will rU
Tie church as never before by any other lee
turer, and those who desire 10 be sure Of
nearing him should lose no time in securing
reserved seals AT WLitaxer's BOOK store qiI
fennS lVanIs avenue. where a diagram OF
me cbnrch Will be found. Read the aIyer-
fiSemeLI.
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FOR THE MAY RAII.-White veS,S ,rbtta
sCllS, sailor suits, and fine line of bIue AMI
otoHn SUITS; full assortment of bows a. q
tI.luEsn soCis selected exclusively FOR N e
May ball. y. Rob nsOn A % TIE b.
S,oInleT, s,9 Pennsy lvania avenue, next 20
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Professor Rainbows glove fitting Truss
no metallic or rubber springs; no hard pads;
gives relief and comfort; does not interfere
with labor, pleasure, or sleep. At the Health
Lift Parlors, 925 Pa. ave. 49
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ANOIEEB DECPEE Of DIVORCE To-Day
Judge Wyi-e, IN tie Equity Court. ma4a a
Htcrte OF oiVoTce IN Tie case OF Rachel Wen
ger at. Charles Weugsr. giving couplainart
custody OF the child and aEmOuy. Toe par
lies were married n November. 1sI2 aud sine
charges defendant Win having IN March.
lel-i, des cried Eer. Mt La,elle appeared for
petitioner, and x. J.. Waliacn took the testi-
IuCny.
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BE IASs TO THE CESTzYNrar. R,,-
y ny dTy soOis al ConnOlly's al yn, "a :,
cave enough on one dill 10 taKe yo,. 20 o.
scelpE a ard back again. See tGeir ,'s,r %
Tertlsslaent in 10 days STAR.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ATATTRACTIFE PRICES
Jy0. II. SHOOT a. SON

inv - uOVI Sun
Nc. lI3 BRIDGE ST, GEORGETOWN, D.C
Have received IRON New York and are Offering at
Popular CAST PT1ceS.
LADIES DRESS GOODS in new designs Of
Plafds, Stripes and Plain materials: best makes
Black SIX from 81 to IS so, Biz and White Striped
and Check SILK; Grenadines from 25c. to G. Is.
MourBins Goods OF all the best makes and
fast Blacks speciality; Cotton Goods and
Sheetings at the lowest reduced prices; White
Dress fsbr'cs from l2n cents up; House
rDlshipg Goods OF the best makes: Cents
and Boys wear; Ladies and Gents Underwear;
Kid Gloves, button, at 81 ard 81 SO; Hosiery in
great variety; ParssoIs and Umbrellas Prints and
&C., best 81 PeTcsles 2hc., With full line of other
goods, te which are adding daily supplies at low
prices. Goods sent to any part OF the city.
APPS I'm JNO III SMOOH son.
STILL DIEIHG re PLEASE FRIENDS
~ THE RUSH is OVER
Thsnks TO our kind friends for their frduIxenoe
during the past Fall, when such was the rush OF
work from all sections to make Ii impossible 20
MI orders as promptly as re wished. Being assured
that the work when hnfshed gave entire sstisfsc.
tfon, we solicit continuance Of your patronage,
aud promise good work at fair prices In from
eight DAYS. Work sent for deliver ed In any Eart
al the District; received and returne 70 and frog
any Fart Of the county by mail or press.
VIM. d WHEATLkYS
steam Dyeihk and Securing Establishment,
~ Jefferson street. GoorgstcWn, y. y.
established 1851. isns-u
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS at their
meeting yesterday dismissed charges against
sergeant samuel Clements and PrivateS JOS
McNeal. e. G CarutlerS, g. a. Prather
i,anie! SeTdan, I'-laeI Abeme, Robert j.
rig, ChsrieS FarqUhaT, Patrick O'Hare
ALu InCTiIas Hamilton; Private ID. NJ. KEYS
va o. mis- Ell for violation OF an Order; Phi
FaJs j. l. Dodge was fined so for violating
- Iule; Private j. :. Block was reprimandei
J0r neglect Of Cuty. Applications from JOS
n = ayl6T, George ". Williams, and PlumeT
n SpOfGrd, Tor transfer Of LIQUOR licenses
were referred 10 Major Richards. The appIi-
cation Of Valentine Cruiser was referred
Applications from Mrs. Il. DuTuen. John
stephenson, anu Henry SchwarzeIberg were
dfsSppTOved.
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The WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONT
MINT SOCIETY yesterday determined 10
place substantial model OF the new DESIGN
IN The Patent Office, in place OF the one now
mere. Tie modified plans OF the monument
were ordered 10 &c engraved and printed.
The memorial addressed to state and ter
TitOIial legislatures was presented and adOpt-
ed Mr. = 1. Suit addressed a cOmmunica-
IlOn 10 the society, advising 10 OF his inten-
raise money by small subscriptions of the
visitors To the Centennial exposition at
PEilRdPlnlia. -
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~
GEyTTEE.UE.F-S OUTFITS.
Every Department Well Supplied
GARMENTS 10 MEASURE.

GARMENTS 10 MEASURE.
A large assortment, probably the largest in
ipgton, Of GOODS to select from. Fine
Plaid cuttings; Plain Pli Fancy Worsted Coat
ings and Suitings; Blue and Black Flannels;
Blue, Black, Plaid and Mixed Cheviot Suit
ings; Blue, Black, Brown, Olive. Dahlia and
loon Patterns; White and Fancy Yestings
Gentlemen of quiet tastes are partic ulsrly in
vited 10 inspect.
Suits made 10 measure from SIS upward
Orders promptly filled, aud in the best manner
READYM MADE GARMENTS.
Good Suits, reliable goods, desirable and new
styles, for Si6. Black Worsted Coats with
Vests to match, from 8 IL 50 to SIS. Handsome
Psntaloons from SIS upward. Spring Over.
coats. in choice Assortment, from q II to . Is
Blue and Black Flannel Suita. Blue Cheyiot
butts. Drap d'Ete Goats, Vests and Psnts
Icons.
Lingerie.
Perfectly hitting Shirts, White and Oolored
SILK and Linen Handkerchief Collars, Cuffs,
Scarfs and Ties. GauZe, Gossamer, Merino,
Sill, Flannel, Jean, Linen, Thread and other
Underwear OF approved makes and qualities.
Aid and other Gloves. French aud English
euspenders and Braces from IS cents to "a
Plain and Fancy Half Hose from Is cents TO
Sl5 per pair. Gymnast Shirts, Tights and
articles not possible to ep1merste.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman: Frank NJ. Heaton, two two story
brick dwellings, south side b, between 10Th
and 18th streets southwest; s. 900. Mount
Zion NJ. L. Church, a two story and base
ment brick church edihce, west side Green,
between DumbartOn and Beall streets,
GEORGETOWN; SlT 500. White & Bro, nine
thTee-stOry brick dwellings, south side b,
between 9TH and eth streets southwest;
= 10 900.
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PROP0sALs ron MATER IRANsPOR:

WARRINGTON, ID. O., May LIST, iS7S.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In trfplicafe, viii be re-
- oeiyed az this ofce until u O'Clock. noon, June
], 1875, az which time and place they viii be opened
IN the presence Of bidders, for the performance Of
the daily tranf portston services by water between
this city and Forts foote and Wssh,uRtou, Md /,
which may be required By this Department duTing
the fiscal ear ending June 80. ISL.
Bidders VIII state the price per man aud the price
per pound; also the rate per diem which they will
carry u passer re and stores. Each bid must be
Accompanied ~ guaranty Of two resp gnsible per-
duly executed.
The right is reserved BY tae Government TO reject
any arc sil bios. aud these proposals are invited
unotf proytso that appropriation shall be ma3e Tor
tie - lcee By Congress- but II otherwise the Gov
tract.
Proposals shot "a be marked PROP 1ssis for Water
1rsnsportAtiun. Rld addressed 90 the dersiGDed.
Auy futther information desired viii b. furnished
on application 70 this Cfiioe.
Al ROCKWELL,
nylG Depot Quartermaster.
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REAL ESTATE SALES-Messrs Young IL
Middleton have sold for Mrs. Re0ecca X
Millin and Mary Il. Hahn Mathis, trustees
east halflOt 1, square $50, improved by black
smith shop ana small 2-stOry frame house
for 40,
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To TIE CoNsUMPTIvE let those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity OF our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
those who are in decided consumption, by no
means despair. There is a safe aud sure rem
edy at hand. and one easily tried. "WUbOT's
Compound Of God LtUeT OH and Lime" without
possessing the very nauseating flavor of the
OH as heretofore used, is endowed by the
phosphate of lime with a healing property
which renders the oil doubly eficacious. Re-
markable testimonials of its efficacy can be
exhibited 10 those who desire To see them.
Sold by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston.
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BEATING THE TEsTATOR Hebrew gen.
tleman had legacy left To him, but Ii was
hampered with an unfortunate condition,
which he fastened 10 announce to a sympa-
thiZiDg friend. The sum was flO, 900, but
half the sum. according to the testators
wishes, was TO be placed In his coffin and
buried with him. Was there ever such a
waste OF good money? But the sympathIzer
was equal to the occasion. ''Where is the
money now" he asked, and was told ain
the bank" "All right he said; "you write
check for 5000, and put 1t in the old boys
coffin, drawn 10 order!" That young man
ought TO get on IN the world.-IM Y Ford.
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE organ
lied yesterday by the election of III. +. HYDE
president OF the senate pro tenn, T. NJ. Wal
Ter speaker OF the house, and other demo-
cratic caucus officers. Governor IngersolI
was 1naugurated with the usual ceremonies
His message shows that the depression in
values has reduced the grand list of the
stale nearly 81 900 900, but that the state
finances are in q creditable condition. The
bonded debt is S5,O14 500, and will probably
not be reduced till the new state house to
cost -, 800, 900, is completed.
BRIsTow MEN.-The republican delegates
rom the second Congressional district OF
Massachusetts met at Quincy yesterday
morning to choose two delegates TO the ma
tional convention. Hon. John T.. SANFORD
OF Taunton, and Edward l.. Pierce, of Mil
ton, were elected. 1t is considered a victory
for the BristOw men at Salem. AT the sixth
cOngre SsioDal convention Hon. George Il
Bradford, were chosen delegates to the con-
Vent1On.
ES-A dispatch from Salt Lake City saws
the central Pacific train Yesterday morning
ran of the track near PromontOry Point
Killing the engineer and fireman.
r$-A son of Thomas @. Turpin, Randolph
Mass. aged eleven years, hanged himself on
a tree IN front of his fathers house on Tues
day. No cause assigned.
~ Who's the enterprising Yankee that's
gong TO invent an ornamental whistle to tie
attached 10 lady's bracelet, nth which she
can call horse car Boston Post.
ES-A dispatch from Springfield, Mass. an
nounces the failure of Harvey, Arnold 4 Co
among the largest mill owners in MaSsachu.
sets: Their Liabilities are probably over a
million.
@A petition to the Texas legislature is
being circulated, asking the passage of a la W
fence, whipping post second, whipping and
branding; third, hanging.
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TRY Marburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and % cent pack
ages. 4,l3,l:
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O. T Y TT r MS,

French PIQUE, - cents. Stamped dresses
for children, at Msurer's Stamping Depot,
6ls eth street, opp. Patent Office. $50
HATS Be sure and call at Lewis, 90 eth
street. between / and h, before purchasing
your Spring Hats. You will mad a large
stock, prices reasonable. aud polite attend
ance- New supplies OF gents aud boys Fells
and children's S.rawS received to day.
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I0II PENNSYLVANIA InII
" AVENUE, ~
f. L q r HI ~ g.
SPRING AND GUNNER.

DRESS COATS AND VESTS.
Oriental s',k Pl'd WoTsied, S2V
Northampton SILK Ribbed Worsted, ) l.
Vienna Diagonal Worsted, Sl6 so
Blackington Black and Gold WOrsted, Is
U3bridge Fancy SILK Worsted, sI2
Nsrragansett EsKcy Ri k Worsted, $40
BUSINESS SUITS.
Fine Elbeuf Spring Cass Suit, $40
Fine Delabarre Plaid Cass Suit, us
Edward Harris Hsir-line Osss. Suit, $3.50
The Versailles Checked Cas-. Suit, SIS
The Diagonal Ribbed Csss. Suit, STA
Gen'ns Washington Mil Blue Flannel Suit, s13
North Hoosc Block Cass. Suit, Ella
Hercules Scotch Oass. Suit, @ IL
English Stripe and Plaid Cass. Suit, $40
Kniekerbocker Check Cass Suit, q
Salisbury Broken Check Cass. Suit, IS
Union Oass. Suit, Trock and Sack, e6
YOUTHS SUITS.
MillburG Diagonal Worsted Suit, SIS
Lippin Silk Ribbed Csss. Suit, SI3
Masons Hair line Cass. Suit, Sill
London Plaid Cass. Suit 90
New York Mills Oass. Suit, 81
BOYS SUITS.
Norwalk Fancy Worsted Suit, $40
Camden Plato Cass. Suit, So
Snow fake Fancy Csss. Suit, 81
Knickerbocker Check Osss. Suit, SIS
Union Csss. putt, -
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