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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10
The New Draw or the Long Bridxe

The work Of removing the old Virginia
draw Of the Long Bridge aud placing In the
bridge the new draw, which has been In pro-
cess OF obstruction for sone time past near
tbe lrglnla Eice, was com meDced on S3tur-
day night about 10 O'Clock and progressed all
day yesterday, with a large force of men, in
cluding the section men from the line OF the
X. & +. and the A. & F. r. X. Owing tn the
fact that sn accident took PLACE on the Alex
andTia road about * O'Clock yesterday
morning short distance south OF the Viz
glnia end. work had To be suspended To en-
able TIRE men 10 save the property there until
about noon. The old draw had number OF
scOws under, IL, and at low tide ii was
blocked up preparatory 10 being nOaIed up,
hut in consequence of the suspension 10 was
not until six O'Clock yesterday that the old
draw was cut away and hoated of. and with
the sid of tug boat II was carried round to-
wards the south end OF the bridge. After the
old draw bsd been removed and before the
rev one was drawn TO It's place the tug boat
Sam Gedney came up with two schooners in
tow and attempted 10 pass through. The tug
and the first schooner got through, but the
second veered around and her bowsprit
striking some OF the upper timbers of the
bI.dge the low line parted and she flOatei
down stream, but the Gsdney, after taking
lie nrst schooner TO Georgetown, returned
for Ter. This accident, while causing con-
siCerabie excitement in the crowd, cause no
delay In the work, and the men working
lghi on succeeded in putting the draw in
llace Al an early hour tins morning, and the
br dye was thrown open for travel. The
draw Is. a has been stated in The STAR.
Howe tIuss E'5 feet long and p feet wide,
We Ching about 225 tons. aud IL is a suDst4n
iisl piece of work, which ii is expected will
nat require relieving or repair for years TO
come.
The bridge was built in 1859 by the Wash
inEtOn Bridge Company, aud maintained aS
a toll bridge by that corporation for about
twenty-five years. The Original charter pro-
yid'd hat after sixty years the franchises Of
the cUmIany should cease. and the bridge
bee me The property O. the Unite States. or
thai q III e transfer StOGld take place when
ever the bridge failed TO he kept in repair.
Tie enterprise did not pay, and the bridge
fell into the hands OF Congress, by whom ~
was, soon after the late war, transferred TO
tie Per nsyiVania Railroad Company. ON
condition That Il should be kept up a. a9f~ha
bridge. -
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Collision on tie washington and
4ieXandria Il q.


AtoUt24 O'Clock yesterday morning col
lislou took place near the Virginia ED OF the
Long bridge by which several cars were
smashec, z number of cattle Killed, ana Mr..
Thomas LuCkelt, running ~ an extra CON
CUcjOT Of the Baltimore and Potomac road.
Was very badly injured. l. appears thdt
while Tie wurE was Iu progress on lie Eir-
glClG Draw of be Long bridge aGd work
train OF The Is. & Z. x. X. was sranc'ng on
tue track south ~ The bridge, train Of raft -
from lie Midland road, drawn by a Btlti-
more ana ONO engine (l2-l, III charge OF
Conductor Miles. numbering some twenty
ear lO:tCs OF stock, came up, and. being uu-
able 10 proceed, laid there, and signal m N
was started 20 the rear. In few minutes
iLolher cattle train came along with siX-e
car leads OF stock, drawn by u x O. engine
ia Engineer stewart and Thomas Luckelt
conductor, running about ten miles per hour
and II was supposed they had seen ths signal .
but as II was down graIe and the brakes did
not seem in good order, the train did not
come 10 stop. bat crushed into the rear Of
he Standing train, breaking up the cibOOSe
and the next car, IL which there We're twelve
head % STOCK all but one of which WAS
Killed or burned, the train taking fire from
the engine. Nc. Luck6tt was the only person
on either train Injured, and he had his
Shoulder blade and breast bone broken. The
force OF wOrkmen on the bridge were At once
summoned 10 the spot and assisted IL getting
me 0tner cars Out Of tue way, thereby saving
much loss. Mr.. Luckett was removed first
10 the hotel at Jackson City and attended oy
DR.. e.. VI. Ford, and subsequently, removed
10 his home on Maryland avenue, bew 81
aLG /. streets. II - claimed that no lights
or signals were shown until Il was too late
10 mind them, END that at that point the q =
scent rendered IL next 10 impOss Die 10 stop,
but The real cause may have been that Ergi-
Eeer Stewart was misguided by the whistle
signal zone short blast, meaning on the Gtl-
timoTe and Potomac 10 apply the brakes Snd
On me Baltimore ard OHIO To go ahead, or il
may have been caused by the brakes no.
eng abe 10 hold
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Personal Tax.

fitoT NGT- The tax on personal property,
Iald 81 II - on oP personal property without
dlSCI n.1na'iOA. except the small exemption
OF sthClt goods Is entirely too high In
Itself. Independent OF tue fact that H. taxes
some property tnUS represented Onbie-as,
where real eStat" and It's debts are both taxed
ithC yea! estate in Ocer states and its mort
sage LCr6E-2rj other real estate * not taxed
at all. BY not being reported nor searched
out. Cons qUentiy. what as reported mas To
pay Tor what Is not reported. ] have heard
OF ca eS where no return is made. nor have
The parties ever been EUtiHed OF any 2 -ess-
meut being made for their neglect. This, II
former years In other cases, watches.
planes. and other valuable articles are not
reported. and thus the personal property Of
the family is brought within the limits Of
tie exemption. Every dollar Of tax thus
Eept back and not searched OIt, has to be
made up by those who are exact and cOnsgi-
entiOus ia making their returns.
There can be little doubt that the high tax
on 70 rsOnal property has a tendency To drive
cap tai, and owners Of capital, from our Dis
trlct, aud to Keep others from coming here
to settle down as legal residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10
Dog Sui..nce and Tax

Ed,foT Nor. A very simple and easy way
TO get rid at hundreds Of barking ami velping
dog, which make our nights hidcoas aud
murder The sleep of sick and well people, is
10 tax them heavily. and have a dog police
10 dispose of every one whose tax is not
promptly paid. And the best way 10 tax
dogs is TO tax eCcry householder for at least
enc dog If he is not known 10 own more. a id
require him TO make affidavit that he did not
and does not own ror harbOr one, wren
he pays the rest OF his tax. Also. reulire
every policeman To report the houses where
be hears these yelping ours in the yards at
night, as harbOring dog uuis ances, and then
compare the names of their owners with the
dog, tax list. In Snort time the city finances
Will be considerably increased and The num-
Der OF dogs greatly decreased.
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G Z q II G Z TO wv.

GRAIN ARRIVALS BY CANAL-Rnat Lon
doun, with 100 bushels corn ana zoo b.sae!s
wheat, TO Hartley Il Bro boat J. w. Thomas,
with 500 bushels wheat aud la0 bales hay. -
d u. u j NJ. waters. by rail-;SJl bushels
whea' 10 same. ard go bushels ditto Ia IL. NJ
Talbot: boat f.. '. White, with Loo bushels
hay, 10 II. NJ. Talbot
MERCHANTS ENCHANGE-OGe on
change, 3 $50 bushels wheat. with sales as
follows: 800 bushels at 15S ., SIS a.; IJs. 2lj al
l5Gs 100 at IL5 100 nj i5a
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y SUFFERER.

A NOVEL CARD The following card ap-
10 aTs as ali advertisement In the Alexandria
VA GC-sHC, of the SIN instant: |, Jane
Gems, was married on the 3Dth OF June to
man by the name of Dennis Magruder /
wait to give satisfaction to the ladies' and
gentlemen OF Alexandria. / was good
honest AID true wife TO him. Ladies and
gentlemen, LET what he may say about me
bass through your ears like "A linking Gym
bal and "a ind NJ brass. / will say 20 you
gentlemen AZ V OF you ought To be glad 10
get SGCn q srOi vie a. | asu. Wuen YOU set
liz your gambling shops and q wife AZ home
with not a crust of bread, and your kind aud
a1fcctiOEaie Wife will say TO you when yOu
viii come in, My dear | am so hungry
then you will 90 TO your mothers aud get
enough To feed q child SIX years Old, and /
would divide il with him. And lust want
my friends in Alexandra TO read this and
think OF the poor widow.
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IMPROYFMFNTs ORpFRFn.-The Wnrk al
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Matter Of vital Im,ortapce

EdifCT cf The Star: You have Justly earned
the gratitude OF every taxpayer in Wash
irg'On city by the fOrcible editorial in your
issue OF the 1th instant, headed "F irst in
Order IL is a matter of vital importance to
the welfare and progress OF our city that the
amounts to be paid annually by the general
government and the people of the District for
the expenses Of the city government should
he definitely and justly settled. AS Won state
the entire community is deeply interested in
action IS needed. Let the iui.iatory steps
he taken speedily and an organization
Effected T.
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IN u IIlt I7OUI WIIDW.
MRS. JANE MAGRUDER.

SHAMEFUL NEG DILIGENCE cOrreSpon-
dent al Newport states that an old colOred
man in that neighborhOod, living by HIM
self, died few days ego, ana although he
lad son and many personal acquaintance
ali around him, 50 little attention was paid
TO him tEat his house Was simply fastened
and the dogs of tie lie! ghborhOOI, during the
night, got in the house and ale up nearly his
whole lace. NO one, We are informed,
would have recognized the body by the
slave and This had happened abolition SER
mons on the evils OF slavery would have had
wide circulation.-[P Port TJbacc1 Times, IN
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THE OOURTS,

POLICE tOURT-J20ge Mus pro TEN.
t. day George Chandler, sffrsy; s.. Robert
under $50 bonds John Blackstone. Jlha Norris
thaTle> taTter and james Besger were fined each
tor an array Robert Tansi, assault "a Charles e..
nan ty cutting ms head with stoUe-b,t colnrad
boys; 10. ALERT Smith, a white hov. assault on
John HARDY coluref boy, dismissed Waiter Hun
EeIigrd cml"red assault aud battery with intent to
kill Dora liliams, pleaded guilty and was commit
yea iof acton ~ The grand jury in default Of so
Mrs ateS $ "r IS DAYS in Jail Thomas Armstrong,
assault on Louisa " uudfall: SO. Timothy " Mar.
ply. assault on Thomas X :rtv This waS the result
81 an alt' alton IN barber shop and without pro
sh"PHiteT charged with stealing articles f.um
store on tih street, IS. Alfred Bnuion maintaining
a nuisance; continued. Martha Ward larceny It an
uI,'r>nir, ana other articles from Virginia Minor:
fusiuE L. assist Officer pUuuigan when called uprU l.,
al! MIA III maxim aU Syrt-t is.,rT ifHat,
tGa IN an ARRAY hCh took place uu 7th street Nc
hthia ihtcfer'G IN very "tf'Iuu~ manner, telling
I. abuse HIM and gave them directions how u do.
Wines ana tuiJ"r iEITIEan. who war. having 4
pretty hard time with their prisoner. then com
hahhtt &c h+IHa 20 t-slSt them, and h. at hr~ re-
refused To aid. officer Euuu-au c,,rrulr,rqts,l NJ
Boyle testimony and said hCh emma acted in A
very taI manner. and ne obliged to arrest hun
i.r profanity. Fnr defence A witness testified than
aCtlIen. The court imposed hre o. - G.nr-a
C"kt.rv and Charles Brirtau forfeited -4HafargiS
James MCIlulh and Maggie pay. d. DAM h.ra.
profanity 50 Waiter Hall. prrtauitv: - -
lN,W- forfeited. Robert T. Lee. charged with
making Ne al prytanc language and iulsC- nj word
we TIN q So. John Cole sam, yharr,. Charlie.
Johnson. TTofaDc, $ Katy BuCkuar Thomas Il in
p Michael Carr and Allen Crown forfeited rrf'If-
erals Harriet sumner. street profanity. sin
g rtgn Bon. Lewis polsuu ami Jam, Whit. Ion!
and tul>tcTOus, IS each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

To LADIES AND GEETLEMEN.-We wish
TO call attention TO a. Fiscaer's Chemical
securing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9o6
q street, near OH street. BY promptly adopt-
ing The latest improvements, whether of
American or European Invention, he is Ell
abied TO do bis work in manner not TO be
eGualed by tnose not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeIng Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the
city On account of his superior work. Give
him call-306 q street. Punc.uaiity guar
aEteed,
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u In IL TO

TIE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE reply to
a communication from L. Treasurer
Gilhllan inGuiring what are the probable
revenues of the District of Columbia for the
fiscal year beginning July !, Is7T the District
Commissioners enclose statement OF the
Collector showing the estimated amount to
be 81 $1,000. In reply tn the second enquiry,
" The amount of the above revenues which
will be required for the payment of the
actual current expenses of schools, police
and fire department" they enclose state
ment OF the Auditor aud Controller
OF the expenditures during the year
ending June 80, 1871. showing them to have
been on the three accounts $500 i'll 93.
They say for practical purposes this may be
assumed as the estimate of the expenditures
on the same account for the current fiscal
year. The expenditures for the schools will
probably be reduced 10 S2l0 900. unless by
provision of Congress or through larger rev
enues than their estimates they will be en-
ahled TO keep The schools open the full school
wear OF ten months.
IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED.-The work of
taking up a siN-tDch and laying down a
twelve inch tile sewer in alley in reServat ion
No. II has been ordered by Engineer HOxIe:
also, the resetting curb, setting fence in
curb, and parking in front of No. / engine
house, on X, between 10Th and Eth streets;
also, laying n brick fOOtwaik on north side
of | street, between North CAPITOL and lst
streets east, ard n cObbIestone gutter on
south side OF Grant avenue, from Boundary
TO 9th street extended; and bids are now
being received for the above work at the
office Of the District Engineer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

a LYNX SHOT IN MARYLAND.-One day
last week a son of Mr.. Abram Mills was out
cunning in tie mountains, about three miles
northwest of C!earspring, Nd, AMI Shot ani
killed an animal never before seen in that
bOrhooI. 1t was The size OF an ordinary
dog, about feet long and Is TO l9 Inches high.
with sharp upright ears, yellow back, spot
ted sides and white belly and throat II -
found 10 answer TO the description OF a Cana
Ga IynX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

WITH WHAT CONPLACENCY must the
lady who uses Gie7n's StHithur Soap glance at
her mirror, for there she sees reelected "a
complexion devoid OF bemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon To rsmedy
ali SKIN irrita'ions. Sold by all Druggists.
HH's Hdr and Whistler Dye, Black or Brown.
SOC. eoG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

TRUE FCONoNY.-It has been found that
Tue only tue economy is that which stops
the liitlc leaks and saves in triflas. For in
stance, one saves in milk, butter. eggs and
hour, by the use Of LOJiey'S Yeast IDtc,ier,
vine" made FROM the puTcSt .re3 m tartar
derived from crane acid. Good hOlSe.yiy YES
have proved this by experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10
REA DING NOTICES.

EVERY LADY in the city should keep a
hottie Of LCdille'S IIcaiacho SDecific on
hand. ii pre- vents as well as cures headache.
Price so cents.
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LOG IL y Z u S

8museIEG q G.. Tonight.
FHfiOpdI ThoGtsT.-G George :. Knight in
soto"
TheG-CT CDuUGnle Varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. PulVer-
nlachers Electric Belts the grand desiiera-
tam. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
veTinacber G&lvaNic Co., New York City.
e,y5GSklY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

BRUTAL DOUBLE MCRDER.-An aged
couple named Fitzgerald We're found muir
q red Oh Saturday morning in their home IN
Hillsboro'. Caroline county, MI. The afro
ciOus act is supposed TO have been com nit
ted with q sle,ige hammer which was found
in he room. There seems TO be 40 clue II the
perUctVarCrS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

House FURNISHING GoopS Shaa,insr
cftiohs; pillow case cotton, white spreads oi
an Kinds, liable linen, Turkey red table linen,
LoNtIs, pap Eins, doylies, flannels, blankets,
csSslmeTes for men and bows fI,i sSsorsD,ar,
OF dIeSs goods, etc a. Towsou's, PennSyl-
yania avSnue.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

ANITsEGENTS.-NEi0 IHe1ter.-Mr. q 90
=. Knight Will begin his engagement here to-
night, assisted by the accomplished WOrrell
SIS rs. III he new play of ''Cttu; OF, Game
O. CHARGE MT. Knight was for r long time
TIOn,n cHt German dialect comedian o.
Tire variety stage, but his ambition lei h m
10 attempt something higher. and he now
appears On the dramatic stare in n role wei
suited 70 his style and one that shows or TO
The best advantage his Special,ies. The Wor-
Iell sisters render valus BILE assistance h.
their singing dancing and general ability.
Wherever OTTO has been produced il has
been well received.
Ttf6feT trH3ig3fe.-Many new attractions
are offered here this week. and by TO means
the least ia the large ballet troupe of blondes
ard bruneites. The lover of lgnt anuse-
ment cannot fail TO be well pleased VITA the
host OF good things offered
lNGTiHt 5 HGG.-An entertainment and sol
rec VIII be held here tomorrow evening
uEGer the auspices of Grand Council, Sons
OF Jonadab. Concert al O'Clock. Dancing
at ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

EVERY KIND OF FABRIC FOR BOYS, al
Inc Boys ClOt1iDg House Of Il Robinson &
20, &C. Pennsy lvaria avenue. Hundreds of
Lew style suits, for school and dress wear, at
bottom prices -sarf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iSSlei 10
&. o Henry and Annie Mills, both Of Front
Royal, Va; Solomon Gross ana Laura
smith, George W. Hutchinson and Clara
Van GuCder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

TEE ASSESSORS are now engaged in the
q ii examining TITO cases % appeal as 10 real
G state ass, sSmel.S- The time for assessments
on Per, or a property VII! expire on the 18th
instant. al which time the assessors will pro-
se5c 10 make assess ments, adiin the pena.-
ties of fifty y. T cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

SOMETHING NEW. See the advertise
nlent OF Comic Playing Cards in Another
fniurlp.
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tILCNBINC FIXTURES want attending
ayspI, ordSr 10 Moran, 2I25 Pennsylvania
avenue Bills Will be saJislactory.-Adri
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Weather Indications To-day.
oyyIcy OF CBIEp SIGNAL orrEcrB, (,

NAsH1NGToS. Septen Der ~, 1911. !
For the middle states. stationary followed
by falling barometer, increasing southeast
winds, slieEt'y warmer, cloudy and possibly
rainy weather.
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CIT 7 TE MS .

h'CNGS PATENT DETERGENT cleans
everything. Inquire Of your grocer. lO-tr
FOR MANY YEARS we have watched the
steady progress OF TIOStettey'S !SOmdch Bit
t,TS III public estimation, and It's beneficent
ti.octs as cure for all complaints arising
from the stomach OF n morbid nature, and
we are free to say that IL can be reliad upon
as a certain relief aGd remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

bAEGAlS lin cry goots, at Csrte-'s, Tn3
Market Space New AID beanfir1I fali 10,
goods; colored caShmeres. seal brown. Havv
blue, dark green and bronze brown: bIar X
cashmores very cheap; black alpacas yery
cheap. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

FIRES SESTERDAY.-The alarm az 5:45
O'Clock last evening from box 512 was fro n
the burning OF TWO brick stables in rear of
be lOnged To A. Il. Clark and the other TO Mrs.
Whituey- They are supposed 10 have been
accidentally SET on fire by some boys play
lrs IN MI. Clark's stable. Damage 500.
The alarm al 1890 yesterday morning
from box 2l3 was from the burning of a
Hannah Jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

JOHNS RESTAURANT, corner Eth and .
SITS receives prime Norfolk oysters daily.t
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JEF 'ASE OF BRYAN ACT SAND-eSGN.
IN the Equity Court, Judge Olin, today. this
case was up gain, and II having become a
somewhat well known case in consequence
a The orCers made thereon by different
JCdges, there was quite crowd present. II
Will be remembered that Bryan Bros. having
obtained a writ OF assistance from Judge
W vile 10 obtain possession Of the property
involved, the defendants. before the execu-
ton OF the writ by the marshal. Obtained an
order Tom Judge Humphreys az chambers
staying the execution OF the writ. This ac-
lion having been brought to tile notice OF
Judge Wylte, lie issued an order directing
The marshal to execute the writ. no:wtth-
Etandlng the order of Judge Humphreys
The plaintiffs then applied To Judge DIN,
v 10 made ar order directing that the plaia-
IFS show cause why The writ should not be
CUasLCd. This morning Mr.. Elliot for the
plaintiffs Submitted their answer, IN which
Ihey claim that all the proceedings were reg
Ular. GId asked that the writ be ouasbeI,
The case was argued by Mr.. Meloy for -.
foudan;. and Judge Olin decided Ia yarato
tie order TCquiriLS the Plaintiffs 10 show
cause, stating that the defendants had their
rlr.tdy hy az real.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

DFEDS IN FEE have been fled In the Re-
coIder u DEEDS Office "a foIlows:-G' !
Bond 70 James 7. Pritchard, 81, 10: 10, sub
az square south Of square As; Aaron Brad
shy L. Moses bradshaw, 500, part lot 4
sq-Gre so, r Hsnley 10 G.. W. Pearson, 81
DsIt lot 5, square 102; Virginia c. Lewis 20
" bunboft, - 800 lois III and X OF sub-lo
10 aid II, square 405.
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Educational Institutions.

lbs Is about the time when the schools in
our vicinity commence work for the year.
All OF tie most popular and successful etu-
GATOR a. Institutions are noticed in on. AZ
NeTtiSlng columns in fUl, furnishing com
pee educational guide 10 parents desiring
70 StitCt schCCis tor their children. All the
u siii II Ions have been given prominence in
Isse ',lUmrs as their Advertisements an
iCartc. ard new advertisements VIII be no.
ECtd rom time to time.
The PTrOkvill" Academy has been estar -
j. bod for 3 NUM- Der o. years, and has a higl
a'd X iCc reputation 1t offers special ci /
CHft'Ial iyIucemeHts, that Of moderate
ri;CeS FOR tuition and board being by no
means Tie least.
Professor MarIufs well-knowl dancing
academy, 9lI 9I6 street, Will reopen for the
sCa'"l' ON he 22d inst. Former pupils are
invited on oICning day.
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THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM practlcaj al
CreedmcOr On Saturday, aid made an ag-
gtegaje score OF .5@J points, the wind being
:he worst ever known Oh the range. Mr..
Miner lead with a score OF Dos.
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DILES AND FISSURE,
Washington, ID. G..

THE IAPROv1D SODA,
Nt@ ToL6D, corner thand 81.
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IHE IiSTRlETTIoS OF premiums was
mace at ~ DOmiuic'S Sunday srbooI yes
ferdGy by Rev. Fathers CIarkson ard Ina
Ran. Gold medals Were awarded 10 Miss
Maggie Moran and Michael J. Colbert 4 bont
Two hundred premiums were dIs'ritutei 10
the children. Under Father Dinahan's guii .
ance TINS SuI DAY school has made wonder-
Iul IrOsreSs.