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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
The Yacht Race To-day

The steamers Vanderbilt and Express left
The wharf al the foot Of eth street this morn
ing, loaded with passengers to witness the
regatta between the yachts Americas and
Ella Treadwell. The Charlotte Vanderbilt
was the boat enga god to accOmpan the con
testing boats from GlymOnt 10 the stake
boat. twenty miles below, no other steamer
DelLg allowed 10 aCCOmp any them; cOGSc-
quently The rush was 10 nat boat this morn
ing Great excitement has Teen cauSe-l
among bOa.men and in sporting circles by
the announcement Of the contest for the
chamI iODShip. as both these faVOrite yachts
are known to be fast. They both went down
Tie river yes terlay, in peri q trim for the
race to-day. The TreadWell l. thought to be
the best fitted COR a strong wind and rough
sea, owing 10 her length of keel and breadth
OF beam " d 'lC the me TICUS i better ada pied
Tor light breeze. The stan ting point is from
HE stream of GlymOnt. and the course
twenty miles down, which would be in the
neighbOThO, : Of Maryland Point. \ large
delegation from the members of The Nary-
land Yacht Club, of Baltimore, were on
board the Vanderbilt; also "A band of music
10 enl1yen ne sport. The barge COckade
City leaves the wharf at O'Clock. with pas
Sengers Tor ell ymOnt, to witness the terminal
ton OF Tie race. Capt. Davis is sailing ma
Ter OF The Americas. aud Capt. Ned TaS ker
OF HE Ireadwell. Both are expert sailors.
THE ELLA TREADwELL AHEAD.
ISI ecioi Dispatch 10 he EreHiHg StdYI
QUANTICo, p. m, July ELLA Tread
well passed here going down the river. a
mile ahead of the Americas, and is gaining
Iapidly. The yachts had a fair wind down
W ind blowing from the northeast
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Il LIE XA " DRIA.

W. & O. r. r For several DAVIS mast thare
have been private consultations going on at
The ONCE OF the w. & -. X. II. Co, bet weeo
Judge Bates, the counsel for Col McCorb:
Col. Holiday, counSe for the road and the
other counsel representing various interests
este rday an agreement was made that the
hearing of the motion for the appointment of
receiver he postponed for month, and
that meantime efforts should he made TO
arrange matters without further litigation,
ard 10 complete the construction of the road.
This morning the leading counsel held an
other consultation. and, upon the opening of
the L, : circuit Court, Judge Barton, for
Col. McCOmb, arose and stated that upon
further examination of the declaration
which had been hastily drawn. the com
plainants counsel had discovered that two
OF the trustees named therein were citizens
Ofthe District OF Columbia aud that under a
decision of the Supreme Court of the TniteI
states. that The Distr let was not a state they
had reluctantly reached the conclusion that
this court had no jurisdiction, and, although
they were very anxious to keep the case here
would have To move to dismiss their own
bill at their cost. He further stated that
they had, on discovering their error veStar-
day, filed similar petition In the circuit
court OF the city of Richmond before Judge
wexford, that the necessary papers have
been issued; and he supposed were i'm the
city to-day. Col. Holiday, counsel for the
road. said that he would no objection and
expressed the hope that all the matters in
dispute would be amicable adjusted Jud ge
Hughes approved the motion and ordered n
10 be entered. Prior to leaving the court
room the counsel entered into the following
agreement III is proposed by the president
and directors Of the Washington aud ohio
railroad Company that there shall be a
meeting OF the holders of the w. y .. r. r.
cos hondS, or their representatives, and tn
associates or their representatives (McCOmb
Co. at Alexandria on the 2lst of August
1871, and that the motion for the appoint
ment OF receiver for the W. Il q. X. r. Co
be postponed 10 some day shortly after
August DIST, to be hereafter fixed
IMPORTANT SUIT.-Judge r. NJ. Lowe
rendered an important and Interesting decI-
sion this morning. The first in the case of
Washington and Lee University VS.. Citv
council OF Alexandra. This cause involved
the right OF the city to tax its bonds. not
owned nor located within the city of Alex
andria. II was decided that such a tax was
rot legal, the Judge remarking that the
question was not free from difficulties aud
should be passed upon by the court of an
peaIs. The case will, at once, be carried M
;. r. Beach for plaintiff. and corporation
attorney for defendant Gazette. IIh.
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LOCAL NE VS..


Street lamps will be lighted at 80 p. m,
and extinguished at a. m.
From j. &. Parker We have the New York
papers IN advance or the Llails
The session of the Hebrew council in Phil
atelEhia yesterday was opened with prayer
by Rev. Jacob NOSSanger. of this city.
Attention is called 10 the advertisement
announcing the Interesting ceremonies of
laying the cornerstone Of a Union Mission
chapel tomorrow at , y. M.
1he tenth annual SchuetZenfCSt of the
GeTinania Schuetzen Nerein will begin Dext
Monday at the Gern1ania Schuetzen Park
and last two days.
a colOred thief, named George Howard,
haped into the buggy OF Simon CarmOdy
yesterday, while Il was standing in front Of
shoe store on 9Th street, and drove of with
II. He had not be en- arrested late last night.
Excelsior Lodge, No. ~, X. of p. has hal
the following officers installed: Il. c., A.
Davidson, 4. c, &. LaHayne; V. c.. j. b.
Conner; r., NJ. &. Mitchell; Mat. A, w H
Mohler; I. c., j. Webster; o. G., j. Hay
ward.
Last night Mr.. E. j. Middleton, jr.. in re-
turning 10 his fathers residence NEAR
Brooks station, on the Metropolitan branch
of the b 4 o. r. r.. heard a cry. and feeling
about IN the grass discovered colOred baby
The baby was PLACED IN charge Of a cOIOred
woman last night, and turned over TO the po-
lice TODAY.
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@ EORGE TOT N.

NEW BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-A meet
ing Tor the purpose OF organizing a new
building association will be held AZ Society
Hall. corner OF High and Prospect streets ,
tomorrow evening at : O'Clock
CANAL NEws.-The water is off the canal
to-day in consequence of repa ring being
done at the outlet lock. This in connection
with the coal strike makes affairs on the
canal very dull, the water will be turned on
again Saturday.
GRAIN.-Arrived by river 500 bushels of
wheat TO Hartley Il Bro, sold at II % TO Sill
per bushel; $50 bushels do. to J. G. & i. NJ.
Waters. BY rail- 300 bushels do. to same.
also 600 bushels do 10 II NJ Talhntf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

TIE EVENING STAR Is furnished 70 ,r,s,,t.
oer at the following low rates. By r,ryi.rs in a.,
city, 10 cents week; by mail, e. cent? month o.
&C" per year, postage prepaid, sinsle copies,
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
e. 1T 7 TT r Ms

You CAN SAVE MONEY by using DO9'.ly'x
Yeast Ponder, for less butter, tiour eggs. etc
ARE required TO accomplish satisfactory re-
suits. This Is not a needless hap-hazsri
statement, bat fact verified by the eXpa-
rience OF many thousand families. Try il
and prove the claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
Excursions. Pfcnies. S-c

Marshall HdH.-''The Departmental Dozen"
Will give an excursion to Marshal Hall on
Tuesday, July Eth. See adv't.
bUgiHid NldtcDtd Route Commencing on
Inc l4th instant, there Will be special train
every Saturday evening for Front Royal and
intermediate stations, leaving b. q p. depot
at 10, and returning Monday. at = IS a. m
DTJiid mn Pork The Fourth st NJ E.
thGTch Sabbain SCHOOL goes To Baltimore
and Druid Hill Park, August >.
hGtCttV- springs Monday next a train
leaves the Baltimore and Ohio depot at $50
g. m for Rawiey Springs.
Cooks AueTICOp and Tt5rODeul Excursions
are recOgnlZ- & as the most economical trims
al any distance, that can be taken during the
summer All particulars can be learned at
SO + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

ENCOURAGE HOME ESTERPRIZE,- Ne,O
Shirt Factory We make the best shirts for
the least money, and employ tae worthy
working women of our own city. Call AMI
see our samples. Mudd & Gary, northe asst
cor. 9th and q opp. Patent Office. I.I.enS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

HELP for the weak, nervous. and debit
tated. Chronic and painful diseases cured
without medicine. Electric Belts and Other
appliances, all about them, and how TO dis
tinguish the genuine from the spurious.
BOOK, with particulars, free. Address Pull
Y. 6,25dSkly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

HEAVY DAMAG ES.-The Jury in the u. s
District Court at Chicago yesterday award
ed Rev j. A. Ray, of Buffalo, : I'd OG0 damages
against the Pennsylvania railroad company
Tor injuries sustained about a year ago i'm a
sleeping car on the Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

A Coon, safe investment is so desirable
and so difficult 10 be found in this season of
doubt and depression and railroad tumblings
ahd real estate hainess that We will be par
ooned for calling attention to the list OF
securities offered by Lewis johnson & Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

MRS. NICHOLAS SMITH. formerly Miss
ida greeley. has son two months old. He
rs named Horace Greeley, his parents say.
ing; I'VE have no right to make Smith n
tender for Horace Greeley to drag through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

REDUCTION OF WAGEs.-The Baltimore
a al Ohlo Railroad company yesterday or
dered reduction of 10 per cent. i'm the nav
OF all its employees who now receive more
Than II per day. The order will 20 into
effect July 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

PROTECTION IN GERMANY.-The German
manuiacturers and merchants held a con-
Ventlon at kfOrt- on the Main recently
anu adopted resolutions for the protection of
domestic industries in Germany by means
OF the reimpOsi'iOn of the duty on iron and
other amendments of the tariff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

THE renowned " Retort gas stoves ." ovens.
broilers, and tlaf iron heaters, all sizes, at
Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. \. Building, ath and
ID streets. < aDs
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish To call attention 10 4. Fischer's
Chemical Securing aud Dyeing Establish
ment. No. 9C6 g street, near 9th street. By
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether of American or European invention,
he is enabled 10 do his work in a manner not
TO be 6qusled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapeS, i'm
the city on account OF his superior work.
Give him call-9O6 q street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

USEFUL INVENTION During The
ntaNy ram on ednesday morning a very
satisfactory and conclusive tect wss nna,ie :,
me eneary o. powning's improved combi-
RATION SELF acting trap advertised In Tar
STARl 10 prevent the overflow of sewer
water into houses. Sufferers from seWer
overhows OF water or poisonous gases can
examine the workings OF the trap Al No I0J3
Eth street, between h and l. streets NORTH
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tsSuai ,o
Her. 81 holtzclaw and Mary E. Tate;
James Car,etty and Margaret T.. Hodges;
Mare OF T .,,i ana Maria Kent; William o..
be q,s'oni George Robertson and Mastha A Her ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

THE GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL Con
NENTIoN met at Atlanta yesterday and or
gained. Charles j. Jenkins was chosen
president The president, in his address.
SAID: 1T is unnecessary to caution Won
against doing anything that would infringe
upon The nights OF the negro race" This was
received with applause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
OLD
r A > III i % N e ID

Square Bar Soap Is the most economical 20 uss
Pressing and wrapping of no possible benefit to
SOAP, but are done to make IL look attractive and
salable. PROCTOR CANDLES OLEINE SOAP
is made Of Sapon,6sd Red OIL, the best material
known for producing hard, seryiceable and effec-
tive Soap. Tits cut in pound bars of convenient
and economical shape, and not wrapped. The style
In which this Soap is cut and packed saves ell
less expense, enabling to sell superior Soap AT
MUCH LESS PER POUND than You now paying
Tor an inferior article. Every bar of the genuine
stamped PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE-CTNCIN-
MATT OLEINE." Take no other. Sold every.
where. eb2tth&s y5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

On A RoCK.-A ROckl9nt tNeA spec n
says The revenue steamer Grant. with Sc
Teiary Sherman on board, struck n rock a
Spruce head yesterday afternoon and was he
tanned several hours. But little damage wa,
dove ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

In this connection attention is Invited % the fol.
lowing Srtiole copied from The Great Kewsp.per,
Ofthe United States, series q Histories, sse,c,s-
published In RoweUrs Centennial Newspaper AZ.
hitition," Seu York, Is7s:
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~ az ais depaTfD7sHis rgse hssraoftHs 4<,nana.
hoss ntshiHs 70 keep posted fks daly dotxs, q,
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n0H ihTa itDaes as DIaNy subscribers aHd NOR, tka-
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'a'sr faaH thai u any srsHiHs papsr N "a. U.t.a
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f'fs 30 rty 'args d,sJse ne tsalfhs aHF pV5sba,
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f'ai rAiA rae tsld df The STAR ~ q. a aa,E.a d.
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,bUiLpING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
small brick dwelling, New Jersey avenue
between q and streets northwest. St1o'
OF premises on D, between 10th and liz
streets northwest; $50. j. Shehan extend a
frame dwelling in alley, between q ana n
ana 81 and 4th streets south west; 500 II NJ
EDWARDS. extend a two story brick DWELLING
I'm, between NJ and n streets northwesi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

NEWS FROM THE YACHT RACE Te,o.
grams will be received from Ouantico
SWING progress and result OF the yacht race
and evening. uSy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

sT HAaB BUR EDGING at half price, plaid
plaid Swiss organdies cheap. biacE o. ,,eoaPs
cheap black cashmeres cheap, Victoria
lawns cheap. Immense reduction on Goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

DILES AND FISTULA.
DR.. Ii. ID. SHRADER, Office l2lO r street
orthWest, positively and permanently cures Piles
and Fistula (nO matter of how long standngD by an
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method et treatment, without resort TO the Knife,
Llgsture, Causic, any painful applications, aud
perfect cure guaranteed ia all cases or money re-
funded. Refers to VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor
40S Pennsylvania avenue; y G. SaiIer, of the
bmery Coal Company office, LIST aud streets north
vest; q. A, Brewer, 81? Z: Capitol street; Ii. p
east; Joseph Wall, $50 Pa. ave; L. Luchs of
Luchs Bro, " holessle cigars and tobacco, 525
1th ST. and to many others on application az my Of
nee, whose names We have not permission 70 use In
connection with this advertisement
Special apartments for ladies' Hours 10 a. m to
p. m; Sundays ? to D. m. Consultation free
myl7-6m
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The Newspapers Of the Ma:
tional Capital
OEDESTI CHEAPEST!i BEsTiil
THE EVENING STAR.
The WEEKLY STAR.
WASHINGTON. DC.
The Evening Star

lseVeryWhere recognized - the lesdins ne-rpspe
OF Washington. With two exceptions only, q AZ
iA' are" 'fTo1'ai'0a @ a-g dai'y Pare psbhslss
'ossA Of Nsr fo-k flas rHRER TINS. tAa. a,
49, oiar ~ fAs o'iy. and ESuAL To THAT or ALL
rHE orHER nAILI FAFEKs IN WARRINGTON .ppKp
roGETHER
To advertisers. therefore, II presents peculiar spe
uneQuAlcd advantages, In the enteut aud chArac,e,
Of its circulation, and in the rates charged con-
sderins the vide publicity IL iusures
IL r., indeed, within its scope,
THE BEST ADTERTYSTNt3 NFDTTrN IN
THE UNITED STA TES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

THE PREVAILING HARD TIMES have
largely affected the receipts from water rents
in Baltimore, and a number of hvdrantS i'm
houses have been closed on account of the
INABILITY Of the tenants TO pay the rates de-
mande1. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

~ Peter Simpson has left Shady Grove.
Crittenden county, KY, on account OF hay,
Ing stuck knife into George SIgler seven
times. He killed Sigler, 1t seems, because
ne would not lend him his pistol 10 shoot q
genial Snowman With.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
STEAM STREET CARS IN New YORK

STEAM STREET CARS IN NEW York
The horse railroads are going 10 Commences
their experiments to- morrow with the dunn
my engines, the Sd avenue line leading Off
III the experiment succeeds there as well as ia
expected. II will not be a week before the
other lines follow the example. There is
strong suspicion in some quarters that these
horse railroad companies are secretly on
only resortiDg to it temporarily for the puro
pose OF Killing off the Gilbert elevated rail-
way, which threatens seriously to Interfere
one thing Is certain, and that is, il the dunn,
mics do their work better than the horses.
the public Will never consent to go back 10
the latter, no matter whose interest may or
may not be affected.-fMY Y. Cor. Phua Lesiqer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

MRS. PRESIDENT HAYES keeps q bot,,a
Of Lodille's Headache SPECIFIC on hand,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

PREAKSESS WINS A PRIZE.-At the
horse show at the Alexandria Palace, Lon
don, on June 18th, the American horse
Preakness, now owned bv The Duke of
Hamilton, recei we'd the first nriza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
Weather indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Nv : Ill.

W Ash ION. July l.. l-4t. y
For the lowe lake region and middle At
lantic states, stationary or higher pressure
and temperature, variable winds, mostly
from the south, and clear or partly cloudy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

THE GLFNwoOD CEMETERY COMPANY
entered suit to-day by Judge Il. W Bart
and Joseph Il. Close. The compIainants in
The declaration filed state that by the amend-
Inents made TO the charter OF the corpora
Ion, which went into effect on the 18th of
February. 1873, they became incorporated as
end mpany, and said amendment pro-
sided mat n possession is refused the trus-
tees, thc defendants are liable 10 forfeit and
pay 500 per day for each and every dav tbaT
shall be In default; that the requisite demand
was made on defendants on the 18th OF March,
bring suit. 10y N-Si0Ioio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

DROWNED.-Mrs. Charles O'COnner and
child and Mrs. Thomas Il. O'COnnor and her
Two children were drowned at Baton Rouge,
La, yesterday, while attempting to cross
the river In skin.
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DERFECTLY FITTING


ever before in the history :" tie irst. -, an
fectIy made and pSrfsctiy 6iiinS NJ s-.,.,l, PI
well s-'tock. i very large. ART comprises Sate'l
P6som, sbrts SS.s5 S S,i,s E' raii'r
IselI them
AID
Res Fss' thSI.se1, Nish' >h'rt'' slla
Linen i CT, I e.. 10. "a a. = per dcz
amy 'H'' '7' s'.''
seui-WeeBlv suprrenaat. Sizes ,,, % - ..r,..
YIN IN th'hIiNE SUITS.
p..,,--s-..-
Drawers Cunning aud Fishing Suits, Hats, &C.
~ One Price Only.
- = =.
ALL WHO ARE WAITING
FOR THE
MAY NOW
COME RIGHT AIONG
As PRICES ARE DowN
To THE TOUESr poCS,prr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

THE FUNERAL of Francis Phillips Kauf
mann took place at O'Clock last evening
nom The residence OF his father, Mr. y III
kauEmann, lOC0 NJ street. IL was attended
10y larEe number of the friends of the pa
rents, ard CT the winning, handsome boy
whose dead lace in the fOwer-laden coffin
wore so ltfe-iike an expression Of peaceful
sieep with pleasant dreams, that one pau ed
inyoIuntarily in expectation of hearing the
lIghl niurmuT of respiration from the lips
Inc beautiful funeral services OF the EpiScO-
car church were performed by Rev. DR..
IOWn send, OF the Church of the Incarnation
and Rev. DR.. Elliot, OF the Church of the AS-
censiOn. The inteTment was at Oak Hill
cemetery. This always beautiful burial
place looked singularly inviting as the sOr-
rOWful procession entered the grounds AMI
followed the core To the UNCOVERED chapel.
IN THE sweet tender lights Ofevening with oak
shaded glades and lawns, and nOdding ferns
and musical muTmUrs of Rock Creek and
nearer fountains. IL seemed as If Nature had
Iut on all her attractions to welcome to her
arms the youthful form Of the beloved dead
and 10 give assurance TO the mOurners thai
MS sleep should be sweet and peaceful.
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LAVENDER, pink, blue, black and brown
figured lawns, seal brown, dark green navy
blue and black lawns, with handsome lace
CATERS. -nI Market Snacn
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Transac i'm Real Estate 1

The following instruments in writing have
been filed in the office of the Recorder ot
Deeds since our last report:
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AT COLUMBUS (O.) TRoTTING RACES YES
terday Jewess won the first after eight heats;
pest time 2:2Sk. Deception won the second
race after five heats; best time 2:2G.