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POLL 5AL.
Pennsylvania 20 ublicans As
sembfe ins@S .te Con.
va s21.
Though Smooth.6hod, They Leave
The Impress upon the
Body.
a Partial Endorsement Of the
Presidents Policy Per-
mittel.
The Cameron Clan Victorious
in a Fight Against
.Hartranft.

--
Massachusetts f3raen1,ackera 1nf}ata wen.
a.,, ph,,,,,,. Ia, 4n,,ha
ae1 A"'ahlS MI" Ano'aeE
Nomination.
PENNSYLVANIA.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Ep>etai netp,ich 10 1s< Tno.nt
HARRISBURG, Pa. Bcpt. 5.-'The Republican
State Convention. which met here to-day T.
nominate can,litAtes for Supreme Judge, Au-
dttor-Gcberal, aud State Treasurer. possessed
more than usual intercst for the average po!ltl-
eian. 1t was tho first gathering of the Key-
etonc Republicans since the issue OF President
1laycs' celebrated circular, and sincc thc devci-
opsncnt OF bis llne Of action toward the South.
and It's vo!ce was expected to ot ralsel for zen.
gcanos on the President. Dus s'.ch was not tho
rAae, aud 1hstead Of hartnE 4 square
fight between Iiayes and Cameron the
whole affair was qnieted down by
| qunstndore Of tho whole
Of President HAyes' policy. The main contest
10 the Convention wns between Gov. Hartranft,
| on one Eide, and senator J. Dou Cameron On
| tie other. i,oth ba41 pct candidates ior the
| nomination Of Auditor General, the Governors
Ieo.cse oelnE H. - Meeaer. o' ia]toa' a1o p nea''
ator Camerun's pfcfcrettc was J. 4. NJ. faas-
| more, OF sch,t5lktls. Rrcsler, oaekcd by Hart
| rants, has bcen promised the nomination for
10. to's .ntho,,t te an dec,a.c for ps.mo.c .grfn-
has 7u'oos'tY aoo uss.a'ea 'os as'tnoA an @ s''ns
~ reason that he WINS inc strong
Est man, and IN contest such
fa,, The ,t,onrest .bou,d t,c mt forward. Ill
4".. NV stoseI 0.eu.t " ~ rs .,,.'
assorted' bowcVes, that ecnasor cameron really
s.., ~. u...a l.. hi, ,,tt>
, 1877-09-06

LKRD0 TO ne T11Kp FOR lltGn CHIMES.
C1TY or MKxlco, Aug. 81.-ft te rumored
that e1-pscslcnt Lerdo il to be tried for high
crimes against the Constitution, committed
during luis administration. atd tlls& Gen. Esco-
bcuo will soon be tried f0E treason.
, 1877-09-06

ARRIVAL. or TnnuFa
HAVANA, Sept. 5.-Fittccn hundred more
troops have arrived hero from Spain, and 1,l0o
at Santiago De Cuba.
, 1877-09-06
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. G.. Sept. 6-t q, n.-For tho
lake region, uorth and cast winds, rising fol-
loved ay falling barometer, cooler, clear, fol-
lowed by cloudy aud possibly rainy weather.
LOCAL oHa1ATArt0ks.
, 1877-09-06

Naw Yonx, Sept 5.-The Coroucr's jurY has
been fEnpancled To inquire into the fatal 1rc Ut
Monday, u soon ~ the Fire Marshal has COM
plcted bis Investigation sud tho search among
Tho ruina II ende1is
, 1877-09-06

AT NEW CAMBRIA.
1t. Louis, Mo-, Sept, IA spccIal to tho
Globe Democrat aays large part Of the business
portion Of New Cambria. Mo-, burned today.
Nv particulars.
, 1877-09-06

1tmt. tHar. M, tn. tFTRd. KN.i 1CaatAtr.
a::aa. tn, l.8+ a q Calm ....... ...., ,Ctnu13.
iI;IhA NJ. 1hl1a ~ = N. r.. tTEs!I.
2auP. s0t4t ~ ~ y. T., frssll. .....i Fur.
9:65p nj. 1DtMl 81 ~ IN, r., fFtalt. ,...l Fair.
b:t0p- h. JoA1t t8 n IN. r., fresh. Il. Fair.
I0:!6p. NJ. 30al III VI alS, l.. ftrau.. .lCluudy.
Nahum, Thermometer. ~: rntattnun. -
uxxkHAL nnRE1SATIux8.
cMlGAao, 6epk k-Nknfght.
, 1877-09-06

A GENERAL MOVE.

A GENERAL MOVE.
The Battle at Loftscha but
One Of a Series of
Encounters.
A Brief Account of That Dcs-
perate and Sangt1fnary
Engagement.
The Turkish Garrison Issue from
tho Place and Attack the
Invaders,
Nine Determined Assaults
Successfully Resisted by
the Russians.
Tho Turks Finally Forced Back,
aud Driven Through
tho Town.
A. Sortie at Rustchuk Re-
suits Disastrously to
the Turks.
They Capture a Russian Position, but
Are Subsequently Roughly
Handled.
The loftscha Affair Likely to En-.
barrass Sufeiman Pasha's
Movements.
Sorvlan Troops to Operate on tho
Fiauks OF Os1nan I'asha's
Army.
Theirs Death Causes Serious
Approximations in Ger
many.
Mr. Noycs, tho Ncw American Minister,
Has Speech Will, Maci1atton.
, 1877-09-06


naARlsBuKa, Pa, Sept. 5.-Ths Republican
Statu Convention assembled In tho hall Of tho
House Of Representatives vt uoou to-day, md
WIS called TO order BY A. ". Morris, Secretary
Of ahe stata Committee Tbs roll of the dcle-
kates was called, and one Or two substt&unons
mA4le.
4. II. Brown, OF Allegheny, was choseu tenn.
porxFJ Chairman. COMtnItkees were then up
pointed aud Ecccss taken.
ufnu 1eaaschlbltug In tue afternoon. William
II. Armstrong was chosen permanent Chairman.
Tbs folluwllg was u!1sIed aud referred to tue
Committee on Resolutions:
Atsotpsd, ThAt we heartily tudorno tho honest
and earnest 4d1st& of President llayes IN The face
Of numerous and sa1oR4 obstacles, to reform our
ely1 &eFytca aud 70 Fest0se whole nation 10 thH
condition of harmony, ttatezalty, and prosperity.
And. while 20 .naJ - Individuals d!dtE tn opinion
with him to tho feasibility oS tho uethod sna.
ployed Of tho main details Of exeeattou, yet va
hAva Implicit aud abiding conadence tn biz sneesa-
T. ssp1syd I'd e4o% and x h. 4,
measures conducting 70 the sspld tatthssAns. and
Evening star., 1877-07-23
GEOR GET o WV.

TIE NEW BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-An
adjourned meeting of the new building asso-
citation was held Friday night at Society
ball To perfect the organisation. The consti-
tuition of the Eleventh Building Association
was, in the main, adopted. The name of the
association is THE Twelfth Building Asso-
ciation OF Georgetown" The following Off
GERS were elected: VIM. Clabaugh, president;
Albert Miller, vice president; Robt. f. Frey,
treasurer: Ferdinand King, secretary; John
Leefch, William a. Hutchins, Stephen +.
Brown, Thomas bowling, Andrew Frey,
VIM. H. Dyer, Thomas Mnntz directors.
THE CANAL STRIKE-The canal 'authori-
ties last night had the water in the canal
drawn off from Harper's Ferry to the head
OF the Smile level. The reason for this Is
said to be to keep the boatmen where they
now are-at Sir Johns Run-and to prevent
them from extending their operations fur
ther, or uniting at any other point with the
railroad strikers.
GRAIN.-Arrived, boat J. \. Thomas. with
3,IO0 bushels of wheat to J. q. & j. NJ Wa
ters; 40 bushels do. by rail, and 200 bushels
do: by river to same; $50 bushels do. by rail
10 Hartley & Bro.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Ofering on
Change, 900 bushels wheat, which sold at
81 80 TO 81 So.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-yirginia sizes, deferred,
s. do: COZ sodated, 63 do second series, 49 North
SsT9iina siAes, old, Is; do new, g. DO spoci ii Ia
tId to cay. Sugar quiet, iI1l.
BALTIMORE, July Z3.-Cotton Quiet-niidling,
Ia: Flour quiet and steady-Howaid s:rset and
western super, 4tGh5 %: 10. extra, 8 50a7 50; do
family, t2-ag 20; City Mills sar-r 5Ua5 30; do
extra tNnas tsl: do. Rio brands, tOaS 75 Paapsc5
famiiy,s. rs. Wheat, s,uthern dnll AID 3s5 lower,
west' IN hril er-southern red, prime, l52.l So do
6mbsr, t5al 81: do. W hite, sal IS; Pennsylvania
red, SAl t5; No. western wiatsr red, July .ig-
cry, IS, do August l.s31asl a. do. September Al
Corn, southern quiet and steady; western frrer
ard higher-southern white, Is; do yellow, g. :
wesfe m mixed spot and July 63; August 6l. Sep
tember, 6La; steamer, IS. Oats duil-sOutsern
PRIME, new: aan; western white, o.d, 4tai5 do.
mixed 4Oai3; Pennsylvania, o'd, s2a44 I've nom
nal Hay dull-Maryland and Pennsylvania prime.
Wal5@. Provisions quiet and steady. Pork ,
HEal5 60. Bulk mests-ioose shoulders, So; clear
rib sides, 5: packed, GaSH. Bacon-shoulders, 6s /:
clear RIB sides, oxa9: Hams, I2ai3. Lard--refned,
lOslot4. Butter-choce firm, HAS, OF her kinds tuli
tnd nominal, Petroleum unse, tied ana impossible
10 give accurate quotations Coffee auist-Rio, car
eoe-, l5,sa20, JpbbinE. l7a22. Whisky held LIB; no
sales kecelpts-Flcur, 3,2.J; wheat, AZ COS; cor A.
Sc rs0; oats, 700: rye, > 0. Snipments-Corn, $500
NEW 1oRE, July 2s.-3tocas lower. Money, ~.
told, l03ss Exchange, long, Is6; short, 4Sl1s
NEw YokK. July ~ Flour quiet and uncbanVsd
Whesf2 and cents better. Corn "a cent better
LONDON, July 20, 1880 ,. m.-Consois. 81 sid for
money and the account. U. 8. AZ per cent bonds
m59s 1875 1861 ten fortiea l0ssx new fves lu7 i
Erie, IA; preferred, II. Illinois Central, 55h
Evening star., 1877-07-23
DILES AND FISTULA.

Or. Il. ID. SHRADER, ofice l2lO = street
olthwe est, positively and permanently cures Piles
Sna fistus me matter Of how long standing) BY an
en.teiS new, scientific and universally successful
Lsthcu ei treatment, without resort to the Knife
perfect cure guaranteed in All cases or money re-,
lncded Refers to VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor
Emery Goal company ohcs, ist aud streets north
vest. O. A. Brewer, SIS +. Capitol street: iIa' II.
0arteT oar. @ 4OS 18th st.; Marche 5ll 81. south:
Lpchs Bro, wholesale cigars and tobacco, S95
.tn ST. and 70 many others on Application ct my Of.
nee, whose names we have not permission 10 usa IN
connection with this advertisement -
Speciad apsrtEenfs Tor ladtes. Hours 10 O. n, 70
myz-6m
Evening star., 1877-07-23
To Ladies' ana G.ptlemen.

We wish TO call attention to A. Fischer,s
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 900 q street, near Sth street. Ry
promptly adopting The latest Improvements,
whether of American or European invention
he is enabled to do his work in a manner not
70 be tqualed by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeng Ladies'
ana Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in
the city on account of his superior work.
Give him call-906 q street Punctuality
guaranteed
Evening star., 1877-07-23
THE ORIENTAL UNPLEAAANTyESs.
british Troops Going East,

repeat
and confirm the information relative to the
reinforcement of the Malta garrison by the
second battalions of the I'd and 18th regi-
ments. Each consist of about 800 men. The
correspondent of the Times at Portsmouth,
telegrsphing on Sunday, says: Although
Malta is mentioned as the destination of the
troops, Gallipoli is still believed to be the
point aimed at. II is known that Col. Ed
wards, Of the Royal Engineers, was sent
there few weeks ago on a secret mission,
the object of which, IL is stated, was TO report
as 10 the depth of water OF its approaches
and the capabilities of the town for defence"
The Tunes, in a leading article, while hoping
the government win be able TO give assur-
snces In Parliament day that there is no
present necessity for sending troops further
than Malta, is evidently prepared TO hear OF
more decided action, but the writer thinks
the government could be justified in the oc-
cuIation of GallipOli by nothing but over
whelniDg necessity. The article concludes
as follows: "Ihe way 10 COnstantinople is
very far from beng open, and might even
yet be closed with wrench. While il Is easy
10 understand that there should be "A panic in
ConstantlnOple there is noeXcuse for panic
IN England. Meanwhile the Russian author
tiles cannot too soon direct their attention 10
q very different matter. They will see that
the testimony of the foreign Correspondents
az Shumla as 10 the atrocities committed by
Inc Cossacks is very serious document. and
they cannot too soon punish the wretches by
whom these infamies were committed Even
IN the heat Of battle no state can afford to
outrage the FEELINGS of humanity, and II
Russia were 10 cOndone such crimes she
would be judged much more severely than
Turkey.
Russia Complains OF English "Neu.
trality."
LONDON, July 23.-The daily Ne,os (strong
Pro-Russian( mas he following kilograms:
vienna, July 23.-I hear that Prince
Gortschak koff is collecting proofs of varioas
occurrences at the seat of war, which show
that he considers England is not acting upon
the strict rules OF neutrality. The princes
nrst intention was TO embOdy material OBJ
falned in circular, but he has decided to
reserve them for 6. fitting opportunity which
he is reported TO have said Lord Derby may
himself soon supply.
The Cars ThreafA
BERLIN, July 23.-The officials at the Rus
sian embassy here threatenipgly declare
England's open support OF Turkey would
Immediately release the Car from the dis
interested promises he made at Ltvidia and
enable him to dictate his own terms Of
peace.
Englands Peridi0as Policy
The Russ ian press Is furious in its attacks
upon England's "perfidious policy" aud
predicts serious difficulties.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
LOCAL VS..


Sunday morning the police of the ID pre-
cinct made descent on an alleged disrepu-
table house In Helis Bottom. and arrested
the house.
The alarm of fire struck from box 43 at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning was the burning
of a two story frame house corner of Della
ware avenue and l street southwest TIE
flames were extinguished with a damage Of
atout S25.
AT joint meeting of the 81. Andrews So
ciety and Burns Club last Friday night n
resolution was adopted TO unite In the cele-
brat!On Of Sir Walter Sc0tt's birthday, on The
at Byrre's Island, near Hafper's Ferry. i'm
the ancient manner OF the Scotch: on which
occasion the old sports and pastimes. pecu-
lar TO that nationality, will be INDUCED in.
"A committee was appointed for the purpose
OF obtaining the presence and co operation of
the Scotch societies of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
The Standing Committees of the
school BOARD

The president of the board OF school trus-
tees has announced the following standing
committees for the ensuing year:
Supplies and Accounts-White Brooks
Reyburn, Baldwin, French, Pack ard, Lee,
Cragin.
Teachers (white schools Washington and
Georgetown: Dyer, Hovey, Lloyd, Baldwin,
Cragin.
Teachers tcolored schools)-Washington
and Georgetown: Cary, Johnson, Brooks
Teachers county schOols-Packard, Hcl-
land Browne.
Rules-Cragin, Johnson, w. III. Browne,
Rovey, j. s. Brown.
Property-Bal Brooks, Packard,
White, Dyer.
Text Books Johnson, J. s. Brown, Crayin,
Lloyd ard French
Music-W. FL Browne, Lee, Lloyd, Holland
and Smith.
Legis!ation-,Lloyd, Smith, Brooks, Rey-
burn ard Brooke.
Insttute-Smith, White, Lee, Brooke and
Cragin.
Annual Report. s. Brown, Hovey, Rey-
burn, W. II. Browne and Cary.
Examination and PTiZeS-French, John
son, Smith, W. II. Browne and Dyer.
German Language - Holland, French
Brooke. Cary and Baldwin.
Drawing and ip-Reyburn, Cra-
gin, Holland, White and Lee.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
Horrible Fate Of q Wrecked Stcamer's

NEW YORK, July 23.--A Portland Press
dlspatch gives the sworn statement OF Billy,
Coma Indian, relative to the fate OF the
snrSlvors OF the blown up steamer George 8.
Wrlght. His testimony confirms the previous
report OF The murder OF all who gainet shore
Dy Indians The murdered men were the
captain and mate of the steamer, three sol
uiers, ahd an officer who Is described as q
plexiOn.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

1T IS WELL ASCERTAINED FACT, rest
ing on the experience of twenty years. that a
course of HOstetter's Stomach Rltters will put
even naturally feeble system in such a
state OF defence that il will be competent to
resist The most prevalent cause of disease
such as the malign influence of miasma un-
wholesome water, excessive heat, damp,
Evening star., 1877-07-23

A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAS-
TER may be attained by using Gtena'S SD
ph'T Soap, which does away with the reces
s1ty for Sulphur Baths. Try ii, ladies. II is
a genuine beautifer, and very economical.
HINT TO THOSE PRsMArURELY GRAY,
use RiG'S HNir Iue. cog
Evening star., 1877-07-23
C. ~ Y IT e LIS.

DYSPFPTTC PATIENTS and others afflicted
with diseases need the best and purest fool.
This is par erceticlce the case with bread
rolls, biscuit and other products of flour
made with Do1iey's Yeast POlr,lsr. They are
crisp, light sweet and digestible. This prep
aration once established in a household be-
comes an article of necessity
Evening star., 1877-07-23

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dOsed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
ehectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal. with
information worth thousands, mailed free.
1ork City. 6,1S,d&kIy
Evening star., 1877-07-23
Fire in the Lick HOuse at Sam Fran.

SAS FRANCISCO, CAL. July 22-Tbe fire
In the Lick house this afternoon ruined rb.,
dining room, the finest in the city. tue cell
ing ana root burned on, and the extensive
appointments of the room much aa,
Ihe adjoining rooms were,sonevhat jniurei
by water. Loss about $4,000 Insnrsd
The stock IN the stores beneath was sIiehtTv
damaged by water. Cause, detective fi:s
Evening star., 1877-07-23
A Cloud BurSf

SAN FRANCISCO, July Am Austin. Ne
vada, dispatch reports cloud burst this
evening on the mountains north and eass Of
the town, flooding streets and doing consid-
cradle damage TO property. No lives lost.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

APPLICANTS FOR OFFICE IN THE WAR
DEPaRTMENT.-The Secretary of War has
issued an order which says: "It not being
possible for the Secretary OF War 10 hear
personal applications for CleIkships, &c, he
directs that no persoa be admitted to see him
for that purpose. Applicants will file their
papers with the chief clerk. who will submit
Them"
Evening star., 1877-07-23

The LATE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST engendsred
WIN correct. The "bsd bl ,od" induced by a D .r.
sstent 'loisiinn OF nature great but elm pie Laws
requires not only coolness and Judgment, bat obe-
T,ehSe 20 hySienic measures and the proper use OF
Evening star., 1877-07-23

oFyIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL orFIcxR,

W WAsHINUI IUN. j UIy .. 1911. }
For the middle states and New England,
ris1p- followed by falling barometer, south
east 10 southwest winds, slight change in
temperature, cloudy and rainy weather. The
rivers viii generally continue falling.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

MOVEMENTS OF L. s. NAVAL VESSELS
The Supply arrived at the Boston navy yard
July 18th. '''.The practice steamer May
flower, with cadet engineers on board .
arrived at the New York navy yard, Ju.y
2Gtn,
Evening star., 1877-07-23
GIN. FRENCH RELIEVED.
Gen Getty Succeeds Him.

BALTIMORE. July "a special from
C1motriard lays: Gen French has been
relieEsU aud Gen. Getty ordered to Cumber-
land 10 take command" An explanation OF
TIE relief Oi Gen. French Will probably be
ionhd IN special To the Sem from Cumber-
Isrd IN lis laie edition this morning. Gen
freuch. with his troops, arrived at Cumber-
lard at CSC last evening, from MartinSburg.
The On special says that shortly after the
arriNal o. Gen. French at Cumberland, 81
$50 lat evening. sn exciting conflict Cf
authority took place between Gen. French
ard Col T. r. Sharp. master of trans
Iortaiion, which caused quite a comrno-
tton. Gen French. Immediately after ar
irving. reported TO Major II. Eyi douglass
aid -oe-ca np and acting for Gov. Carroll. and
expressed a wish TO have the train continue
10 Wheeling, whittier he said he would go
with his command. Major Douglas said he
could Eot undertake TO run The railroad; that
IL would be risky business 10 90 on without
orders, and that he would report TO Col. Sharp.
Ger. French replied he would not be governed
Dy MI. sharp, and the risk was his own, and
uat me United states government was now
running The Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Geh. French then returned from the hotel
% ms PnlVs,e car attached TO the troop train,
whtre MT sharp went TO see him. Col Sharp
explained " at the train was ordered 10 Cum
beriaud. and there were no orders to nrocaei
iui.ner. Ger. French said excitedly he
oidh care, ne was gong on. Mr. Sharp said
This Is no time of war, and that he Under
stood the United States troops were To ACT
nnder Instructions from the Governor OF the
state. Gen. FrePch said he had charge OF
the railroad and the train should go NJ
sharp replied the train shall not go and Ieft
1e car Gen French said the train shall %
ana III you are going TO be obstruction
instead OF cooperating I will order your
arrest ard send you TO Baltimore Mr. Sharp
returned 10 the hotel. Gen. French RENAMED
IN The car and ordered a guari for the arresi
OF MI Sharp II the tram did not proceed
after reasonable time. Lieut.. Hoyfe ana a
guard OF four soldiers were stationed on TIE
platform to execute the order.
Immediately afterwards I'm conversation
with your correspondent and q mum her OF
Other newspaper men, Gen French said ~
have telegra Pied tO the President asking to
De relieved n am To be under the orders of
Master Of Transportation SEarp. II he had
not STOPPED me lwOUld Oe at Wheeling now
The strikers have stopped the troop train"
While he was yet talking the whistle blew
ard the train went On.
Gen. Getty's Orders.
FORT MONROE, July 24.-Iien. Geo. W.
Getty, cOmmandant OF the artillery school,
has received orders from Gen. Hancock to
Join him at Baltimore and take command OF
the troops on the Baltimore and ohio rail-
losu: Capt. Ward, A. ID. e. ON Gen. Han
s stsn, vino Is here on an inspection
aiso iesves tonight for baltimore.
oi American Railroad stocks In
Tennesses ao., "a steh says; illinois Central,
oQence of an am reading are falling in conse-
Evening star., 1877-07-23

CHARGES OF FORGERY AGAINST Two
WELL. KNOWN LAwIERs.-Saturday after
neon detectives ClarvOe and Voss arrested
samuel A. Pugh, a we'll known citizen.
charged with being concerned lin connectiO1
with John A. Crow I'm forging the name of
caleb Tompkins, of Gainesville Georgia.
10 two drafts on the United States Treasury
amounting to about 81 400. Mr. Grow (Whose
arrest was mentioned in Saturdays SrAR.
procured bail Saturday afternoon, and sue,
sequently MT. Pugh was released on bail for
hearing to- morrow before Judge Shell. Mr..
Grow, IL will be remembered, was counsel
Ior the prosecution in the recent inyestiga-
tion or charges against Major RicnarIis ami
the detectives. Mr.. PQgh was formerly a
member OF the Board OF Common Council
from the second ward.
POTOMAC WATER 1.-THE following corpo-
ration statute were adhered TO, perhaps there
wOuld oe more Potomac water on the hi IN
places OF the city and less complaint among
the residents thereof: The use of payemeni
or street washers or hand hose shall be re-
sfricted 10 the time between sunrise and
seven O'Clock q. m. and sunset ana one hour
thereafter, and then for no longer period
than fifteen minutes, and any person or per-
sons who shall use or permit the use of his,
her. or their pavement or street washer or
hand hose In violation OF this act shall be
liable 10 q fine of not less than one nor more
than five dollars; to be recovered aud applied
as other fines are by this corporation"
Evening star., 1877-07-23

FOR reliable fire insurance policy on real
estate and personal property call at office OF
flremens Insurance Co. of Washington and
Washington
Evening star., 1877-07-23

THE ONLY TROOPS remaining at Fortress
Monroe are Company A, II artillery, sixty
men, commanded by Capt. Caleb, and com
parry /, 4th artillery, sixty men, in command
of Cant. Ioier.