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field as claimed-the wOIktngnlen's dele
gates drawing out. The seeding delegates
on Saturday put out the following ticket,
tickets in the field. as follows. For senator
W b. Hill {fusion); delegates, George c.
MerT1ck UusiOn), John q. Hall (stfaightOut
demCcrat, II. Mexican (wOrkingmen's);
register Of wills, James Harris, (fusiol and
wOIkir gman); surveyor, g. w. Jackson
(fusiOnl; &C CmmiSsiOners, l.. u. Jones work
ipgmen's(, i B. F. Duyall ,rep96lican' T. H.
ingmen's), and b. F. Guy (fusion.)
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
VIM; Saunders to P. NJ. Bradley ct al, $500,
part lot 1CS, Beall's addition TO Georgetown.
"A. a. Birney 10 Roger Farrell, S620. lot IL,
snb square 80. L. l.. Tullock to Richard
w. Mann, 81 ,oJ6, lot 20, sub. sQTare 1S2. j.
{. Ramsey 10 B, NJ. Smith ct al, 81 org, lot
~, sub. square 500. III. X. Wilman to Eu-
gene Carusi, trustee, -, 200. lot 81, square 93i.
A. Jay TO Nj. j. Collins, S30l p, part lot 2,
sub. square SoG. A. n. Lawrence to ]. II.
Clark, s6Oo, lot 20, square 169. District of
Columbia 10 ] F. Heider, s144, part lot II,
square 5I3. Augustus Jay to Jas. O'COnner,
$50. lot D, square SCI. H. A. Willard to III.
h. willard, SO, lot Sc, sub. lots 50 and 80,
square 2is. j. l.. Simms 10 s. A. c. Welsh,
- 400, sub. lot 2oS, in Beail's addition 10
Georgetown. j. s. Edwards and Philip F.
Larner, trustees, to Charles w. Sche1l, - go,
sub lot 262. square 6I5. Catherine Farrell ct
al. 10 John Crowley, Si25, a piece of land at
the intersection of the College property and
the Foxall estate. l.. r. Bryant TO A. +.
Pardon, 800, lot a, sub. square 49, District
of Columbia to George W. Casilear, sl2G15,
lOt z and part 26, Bealls addition, Deakin,
Lee and CaZenove's additions to Georgetown.
Same 10 >. NOrment, S25 81, sub. lot 6, square
5'9 e41 sub. lot !; do sl5.oO, lot 8, square 254.
TIRE Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
TIoH last night held at DIR. Sunderand'8
church, on - street, the first OF a series of
1nunthly mass meetings TO be held in the diff
feTent churches. Prof. Gallaudet presided,
IN tbe absence of the president. After religi-
Gus services Mr.. Warren Choate, secretary,
read a report OF the work Of the association.
The chair read statement of the Tsrsnces
b. tween the Y. H. &. A. and the Joint stock
company VINO own the building On The cbr-
Eer OF j ard y.h streets, aud arnOuac~I that
a happy termination had been arrive at.
and the association have no fears OF further
differences. Dr Pre-, brey, at considerable
Length explained the future plans of the as
sCcIatiou, etc. Rev. G.. y. Hall, the former
seer, tary, made On address.
a W'IFEs BILL FOR A DIVORCE. To-Day
MS l.OcS wood filed OIL FOR A divorce Tor
Nina BTsuuon agt. David NJ. BrGnnOn. & Ie
Siates t.Ht they were married il June, l5I6
hy FrV. MT. Dealr, OF Waugh chaJei, and
cbsrgs that Willin . month after rnarr,ase
lie VS. brought home drunk, auu sIlce tha:
tire hS has III trend har. MS ahuSa of h-r
saulted her and she was compelled 10 have
him arrested. She asks divorce, with per-
mission to resume her maiden name of
Shuttle.
SFNT TO MARYLAND FOR TRIAL.-Jos.
douglass, for whom a requiSition was made
some time since by Governor Carroll, OF
Maryland, upon the Chief Justice OF this
District, was yesterday delivered to Hillery
Higgins, agent for the state OF Maryland
a,.d carried TO Rockville, where he will be
ified for larceny. Douglass has been i'm
Sentence of the Police Court, but his term of
Imprisonment expired yesterday.
MARRII GE LICENSES have been issued 10
Charles SYOtiS ard Elizabeth COrbin; Thos
j. Brown and Florence NJ. Hail: VIM B tg-
Brooke ard Annie j. Sheckell SamueIJack.
son and Martha Alexander,
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAILROAD
90 al d after November 1st, the train leaving
Wa h!Ds;Cn al five twenty-five $50 q. m,
viii have 70 connection for Elmira, ROcheS-
ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and points on the
NUIthern Central Railway.
CARPETS ,S. g, =, 80, 81. 80, co cents; casSi-
n,tTts fer men and boys wear, dress goods
al4 prices, blankets Il 90, red fi3Enels, white
fauEels, black alpacas and cashmereS, large
stock Cf fall and winter goods cheap. Tow
SOD PeLEsy lyania avenue, south side.-I Id
ONLY THINK OF IT:-Three dollars and
h'iy CENTS VIII buy neat seryiceable child's
CyeTcCat. This is only one of tue many bar
gains in the new Bows Department al 4.
Saks Il Co.'s, jlG eth street. [AGUt.
The LEE MONCHEET.-nnThurs next
the models for The Lee equestrian statue to
be erected 10 capitol SO uare, Richmond, Va,
VIII be exhibited in the senate chamber in
that city. The exhibition will be Continued
LON ihe Isl 10 the 10th. Among the sculp;ors
VINO are competing for this work are Hiss
WINNIE Resm, of w ashington; Valentine, of
Richmond Ezekiel, of Rome: ID. b. Sheeban
OF New loik; Robert Reid, of Montreal, Can
ada; Brbert, OF New York; A. D'Amore, of
New YORK; Joseph f.. Burke of ofPhIladelphia;
j: n. Bailey, Of Philadelphia; Clarke Mills,
Of Washington; Gilbert II. Firth, of Staunton.
There are several others whose names have
not been announced.
WM LLOYD GARRISON ON HAYES Pol
ICY.-Wm. Lloyd Garrison, In a letter TO
Judge PitmaD. the prohi ibition candidate for
governor of Massachusetts,, referring to the
fragrant violation of the trust SO confidIngly
committed TO his charge, and OF his pledges
10 see full protection secured TO all classes
without regard to complexion or distinction
and is fraught with inealculable mischief, as
II facilitates the plans OF the southern con-
spiIalors against law and order.
ALASKA INDIANS ON SPREE.-Advices
from SiIka state that the timely arrival OF
Tie cutter Walcott prevented the Indians
Who were engaged in a drunken pow WOW,
from demolishiDg the barricade around the
clty, and perhaps numbering the white set
Itfs. Three guns and 80 900 pounds OF pow
der are in the magazine, which are safe as
loi as the cutter remains.
GEN. GRANT IN PARIS. The BANQUET
SiNth oy tne American minister To General
GIa1t IN Paris last evening was attended by
,ae pN, DuAe sn9 D9ehess ce Cazes, the Duke de
Bros Nj. de Fourtou, General and Mime.
Bsit,t ID NJ. Chillaux, Viscount de Meaux
and NJ. Brunei.
WoRKINGMES'5 NOMINATIONS Tho
worEing men In Richmond last night nOmi~
pated John A. Belver, j. II: Leary, p Fl.
Starke, j. g. Spanganhug and J. f. Tyler.
prominent boss mechanics, for the house OF
delegates.
THREATENED STRIKE The Pittsburx
Pa. A., barrel makers have agreed TO redu &c the
price OF barrels from S1i0 TO l3o, and the
wages OF Joarneymen from q cents to Is
cents per barrel. The latter will probably
strike to day.