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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-16
THE COTRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
/, 1o,Gay, W. r. Williamson was admitted to
the Oar ON the report of the examining COM
mittee, and Thomas B. Bryan (ex-Commis-
sloEerl on motion of Mr.. Selden. In the case
Of Catherine Bailey Messrs. Taggart and Nc
served until Friday.
voCC CIRCUIT CoURrooJudge Humphreys.
/ Yesterday, Nj. A. Grant VS.. G. E. Emmons :
verdict for defendant. Iuttrell & Burford VS.
Grammer; on trial. j. M. Miller ct al. vs.,
George Williams; demurrer sustained, iudg-
1nen6 den ne leaV9 to amend Catharine
fault for 500: Charles Pearson vs.. j. l. II
GallaheT; verdict for defendants. Adjourned
till today, to hear motions
EQUITY COURT-JudQe Mac Arthur
Yesterday, Ford VS.. Griffin deed amended
Ghurch vs. Howell sale to I. Banks affirmed.
Urn D;1nly vs.; Grury ct al: commission on parti
non 1o ordered: Moore vs.. District of Columbia :;
Inlon Telegraph Co.; leave to complainant to
withdraw appeal. Painter vs. Drane; bank
ruptcy suggested. Clark VS.. Clark; auditors
report confirmed. TraverS VS.. Alexander: re-
1erred. Hilton vs.. Gilmore ct al. order for
payment OF $500 vacated, the amount to be
Pala 6y Giimore into court if no interpleader
To-day, Glenwood Cemetery Co. vs.. Close ct
al; order for rule to show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt VIM.
cause.
POLICE COURT-Judge Waiter, pro tenn.
To-day, Edward j. Thomas, profane; s..
WIN. ii. Wilson, same charge; IS. Michael
Barrett, loud and bOiSterous talking; $ or
thirty days Ephraim Dutton, colored boy
Vagrant was sent down to the farm. Tobias
Simpson street b!asphemy; s.. Frank Ed
WARDS, dlSOrQerlY IN the county s.. John H.
Warner, obstructing the entrance to the chill
dren's hospital by diSOrderly conduct: $.
Josephine Armstrong, drunk and diSOrderly.
- or thirty days in WOrkhOuSe: Clement Nc
keeVer, charged with keeping his bar open on
sunday; $20-appeal and bonds fixed at SOD
MICHAEL SWeeny and Hamilton Middleton, two
little boys charged with malicious trespasS on
,lllon, assault on Anna Rosenberg; find s.
costs. Margaret Mclean alias Anna ROsen-
Ourg, assault on Michael Dillon: fined IS and
costs. Jenny Jackson, assault, S. James
III. Shugrue, assault on Sergeant Acton. The
sergeant arrested one Edwards at the Park for
dlS0rderly conduct, and it was charged that
the accused claiming that Edwards was not
station Shugrue took hold of him (ActOn) and
prevented him from going after Edwards
Shugrue claimed that he went to the station
10 leave collateral when Acton raised his baton
and told him to get out and on eXpoStulating
with the sergeant he was grabbed and locked
up; lined 81 Michael Corners, profanity The
evidence was that the words used were go
effect, and the defence made the point that it
was not profanity; dismissed. VIM. Perry
assault on his daughter Alice, plead guilty:
also with assault on his wife, who said il
WASH SO, but he struck her twice: find g or
ten days i'll each case. Charles Brown, larceny
OF suit OF clothes, &c, from ThoS. Alexander:
TIu OF thirty days: Same, assault on Thomas
threats; bonds to keep the peace John But
Ter, assault: s. or thirty DAYS
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DEATH GAVE THE DRESSINGS Schwartz, a
lady living on Glendale avenue, lost a little
girl about O'Clock Monday afternoon in a
to the mother. Little Henrietta, aged two
years, attended the funeral of child Who died
recently in the neighbOrhood, was very much
deghI t;1d VITA the pretty white dress of the
her mother TO buy her one like it. The next
gay She came into the room and again alluded
10 me dress, and while talking on the subject
the child ran after it into the yard. Some
minutes later the little girls body was found
IN Ine clStern, where she is supposed to have
Times. Nv
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ST. LOUIS is one of the worst located cities
I'D thlS country, so far as temperature is con
cerned The pO Lar wave strikes it broadsite
IN me winter and the tropical wave strikes it
its head against the top of the thermometer
and me sun is beating down upon the lime
stone streets, it would be hard 10 convince a
pleasant resort. Thirty sUnstrOkes in one day
IS 1ully up to anything that could be done in
the nelshborhood of the equator. Ii the ma
the lobby would be terribly tested.-[B Bat.
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GsrIhis is the simmer of our discomfort
~. Y. Herald.
9 Hp-The OH City Derrick says that wax
figures do not lie. WA
E1-A London mechanic has been sent to
aristocratic nose. ~
A-Three Sundays in succession, ending
thunder storms. -
As- The Americans living in the city of
July.
So Thomas G. A. Sphinx, a farmer, OF Quid-
nesSet, X. l., Y years old, fell from a load of
hay yesterday, breaking his neck.
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AgAmong the mechanical toys at the Paris
exposition, are dolls that swim, dive, and
style.
,&sThe Temescal tin mine, in San Bernar-
ONO county, California, has been bonded to
German capitalists for million and a-half
dollars; large force Of men will soon be set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-16

lHE WORST FORM OF HEADACHE is from
nervousness, which LOdiUe'S Headache SDe-
cttc cures Ill to ~ minutes. Price 50centS.
DOCT. AYERS LABORATORY, that has done
such wonders for the sick, now issues q potent
restOrer for the beauty of mankind-for the
comeInesS Which advancing age is so prone to
diminish and destroy. His IigOr mounts
!uSurlant locks on the bald. and gray pates
among us, and thus lays us under obligations
TO HIM, for the good looks as well as health of
the community.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
t0U'S SOOTHING Syrup has been used for chill
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels. cures
dysentery and diarrhRa, whether arising
from teethlng or other causes. An old and
WeI-tried remedy Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous SUI
fe1ers. Chronic, painful. and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulverniach-
erS Electric Belts the grand desderatum
AVOID limitations. Book and Journal with par
,lcularS, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
GaiVanlc Co.. New York city. 6,25,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Sc01r
Ing and Dyeing Establishment No. 9OS q street.
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European Invention, he is enabled to do his
work In manner MOI to be eQualled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
ana dyelng Ladies' and Gents suits are In
fact, the cheapest i'll the city On account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
slsts In removing spots from costly party dress
es; % years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots efiectualIy from any article.
ana :, careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves Cleaned two
pair for Is cents
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LIE PRELIMINARY CANVASS FOR CONGRESS
IN VIRGINIA has assumed most remark aha
aspect. In only one district will the repubi-
cans make contest, for the poll tax requisite
mas greatly diminished their voting strength,
But division has arisen in the conservative
ranks. The Headquarters of those who are in
favor OF compelling the creditors Of the state
70 accept less interest than their bonds call
iOI, llslSt upon making the debt question an
issue. Great efforts are being made tO nre
vent II, but it now seems that it will be forced
upon all conservatives asking at the hands of
thelr party Richmond DiSpdtch
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HE &LENwooD CEMETERY CAsE.-To-day.
In the Equity Court, Judge Macarthur. the
case OF the GlenWOO0 Cemetery 60. agt j. B
Close, George Clendenin and Otners, was heard
on Application for rule on the defendants to
show cause why they should not be adludged
guilty OF contempt, and rule was ordered t.
issue The order Is made on an affidavit of
John McClelland. one of the trustees to the
enect that the respondents Close and Cienden-
III, nave refused 0bedlance to the order of the
court OF une 18th have interrupted the com
pany IN the possession of the Place; have Sc.
GREETED or carried off the books of accounts.
the maps and charts showing the names az
owners OF lots, with boundaries &c, and con
cgaieG the Keys to the private vaults. The af
hdaVlt says by reason of these premises they
are greatly embarrassed and disturbed i'm the
possession and management of the grounds ::
mat the OillcerS cannot point out the lois TO
Tie respective proprietors when called upon
nor indicate sites already occupied: that Is
h0dleS are now in the public vault some OF
thtm Tor year that the friends of these can
not De aScertalned without reference to the
DOCKS, and the amounts due or collected for
The use of the VaulS cannot be aScertLined
ZUIh. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-16

THE METROPOLITAN BUILDING AssOCIA
Davis hall, It'll street. The report OF fba
secretary and treasurer John A. Prescott.
was read, showing receipts during the wear
have been SIC, s7756, disbursements si6,5Iz. "a,
leaving balance of S36G47. The stock ac
count shows that OF the $40 original shares.
only '2 remain to be Cancelled. The present
value OF each share is S10.SS. The following
officers were elected to serve during the
ensuing year: VIM: FL. Browne, president :
john Cook, vice president; John 4. Prescott,
secretary; James Frazier, treasurer; Geo
Il. Wood, J.: w. Wallace, John r. EisOn. Nj,
T. Calan, W. NJ. White, Jas. II. Lowry, ThOs.
Harper; f.. M. Detweiler, and WiIlOughby
North, board of directors NY
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FOR FUEL.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DIST. OF COLUMBIA,
July 18th, 1878.
Proposals. for supplying the Dis rict OF Columbia
with Fuel for the year ending June 3Oth, 1879 as
viii be Received and opened at the Office as above
on MONDAY, July ed, at II O'Clock noon.
1yl3-sest lRep, &Post,I Supt% PIopeIsy.
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"A MAYORS MARROW EsCAPE-Edward
Murphy, jr., mayor of Troy, N. Y, had mar
row escape from instant death last Friday
nlght: He was passing the corner of Fulton
ana Mlo 1th streets at O'Clock, with Ebenezer
Warner, wholesale pork dealer when a hnl.
let from revolver passed through the rim of
The mayors straw hat, within an inch of his
mead: The two gentlemen and police officers
MADE thorough search, which failed to dis.
cover who discharged the weapon or whence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-16

AFRAID OF THE AMERICAN-Lee. of the
Newark IN. J.) Triton CLUB who contended at
the Henley regatta for the diamond sculIs, in
reply TO dispatch from the club telling him
TO row at the London Newfoundland reSatta
replies They viii not accept my entry-they
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"ANTED-You TO know that frst-class SEC
w ONO HAND SUIT Is better and cheaper than
AZ a5READY-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JUSTH' s
Od stand, BIB street. between 9th and 18th streets
NV. n. Every good prices paid for hrst-class
second-nand Clothing. Notes by mail promptly
ettenoeQ 70. Jell-1v
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lNCENDIARY FIRES IN GREECE-A dispatch
from Athens reports Il great fire as raging
throughout large district of Thessaly The
village OF SophiadeSs is partly burned, and the
harvest Is totally destroyed. Its incendiary
origin is proved by the fact that il commenced
at numerous distant points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-16

$50; immense assortment of lawnS-2O) new
pieces ju't arrived; cOlOred silks, very large
assortment, all the light and dark shades :
checked and striped silks: black silk, 50: ex-
eellent black silk, IS; our real satin finish
black silk, Il and sl25: ladies', gentlemen s
and children's gauze vests honey comb Quilts,
o. carriers III Market SIace.-AGI
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1878 FEN SSsHAT 1878
ROUCE ~

To THE noRru KSTTE
Doodle TTa 81. SEED AsP R seo!Hl.IHWzsr.
sp@endsd sce'sers, Magnificent So,.fp,,se,...
u. JUNE 10th, 1873.
k corner 6 cf w W. WdhshINGroN tn Depot
For PittssIburs and the West. 10 10 5. ms daily
S5EiicSgO; I;4o p. m. daily, with Fs.sce car ~. -
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILRo.p
rails aDd the no, IL G a. 4 B6I2 ElsSars
SspTiag with Palace Cars 70 ws sIEi eIG Ff
ioitI ny LOCK haven and Elmira a.
For Soy YORK sR3 be Esst sI I:s5 H. and
E1presS o. Pullman Cars, $40 s. n. daily. e9.
For Kew Y0I < ana the Vast, I.aon So
tngton to Boston. For BroofiSDi N ~ wash;
bosSs or brooklyn AIMEE 81 's sT3y, City wiz
transfer to Fulton street, svoidins I1,s sif rec,
and rs NJ, and 80 sna $50 SCOT 3 su55 siiy.
dan h.misd Express $50 .. m. DAILY, eicSpt sur
Aoc ON % fS. Baltimore, s:5s, $50
For pSPes I Gssek Li9e e:66 m sDd 40 o. m
For Annsp p6pi s sss5sdss; ana
except Sunday. u n' osliyl
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDFs,cvs,
kHthMN6 hSR 2. htsE5xERSDhiHs h IES
and ano D. m. ct "'io An
For kIet% Gopa sRg the South s:.s N. and O.
Trains M fea G siO M %, Sai except sunday
O. S; ~ ~, II q. n; 8, 4:sO 8, $40 snoa
ckess. information, sleeping and psrloT 80 ~.
. csn be procured 81 TIE ones noptS
sSss corner o. Thrteenth street and PsnnsyyanI.
Nsnas: norLnesst corner OF Sixth STREET nd Penn.
swans evenue, and ~ the depot NbeTe o I'll
can be left for the checking OF bsss.e, 20 s oaae
ton from hotels and Residences ~ oeetins-
YRLHFFi Tr ,iaEhR, General Passenger Agent.
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SEWER GAs."-An hOusehoIdars ara berehv
noilhed that we will guarantee to entirely
relieve your houses of that most deadly poi
SCn-sewer gas-and also prevent the fiOoding
flowed sewers. The DOwney Sewer Trap has
been pronounced a perfect security by the
highest medical authority, architects. plumb
citizens who have it in use Traps in working
order at III. W. HamiltOn's. corner of 9Th and
ID StreetS.-Adrt. ~
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GUARANTEED.
DIR. HARTLEFS GREAT REMEDY
FOR
CATARRH.
Dissipates and drives away forever Offensive
Breath, Disagreeable Discharges from the Head
Hawking ana Rasping the Throat quickly relieved
by Its use, and Throat Affections Asthma On
struction of the Nasal Passages, Herdachs aud
Pains In the Face and Ears permanently aud eff
restored, and nervous diseases disposed of by the
use of single bottle. ~ VAIN
rections Outside, contains a bottle aud syuh,n
with DR.. HARTLEY,s Philadelphia Medical Jour.
nal. Price One Dollar.
Sold at every Drug Store and by
DIR. HARTLEY,
No; ~ North Green St., Baltimore.
w. b. ENTWlSTLE, corner 18th street and
Penn. avenue, wholesale agent. ie17-im.
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PARDONED BY THE PREsrDENT.-The Prasi
gent To-Day pardOned q. l.. Crow, who last win
6 o5o IN the Criminal Court plead guilty to two
S eHS OF assault 1.-THE indictments being for
ana francis Callahan) and was sentenced to
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THE PEOPLES CHOICE,
l. kOLB'S IMPROVED SODA,
with aranulated Ice
yl6-lm Cor. 7th and E streets.

nEAOREST PATTERNS. all tia nsv stvlesL
~ Just received By W. 2. WHITE . Co.. Hook.
Seie1S aHo StAQonerS, 1z2 7th street q. ". School
md Blank Books spectAtieS. 6epS-I
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BASE BALL--The first game betwaen tina
Nationals and the AStOrIaS was played yeSter-
day AFTERNOON. The latter were beaten by a
score Oh 10 70 l. The only thing of note about
positions. " '"0PR
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- The RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER to day at
II mpier'S store AT O'clock am SIS: In
q H., So; L m, So; 2p.m., 90.
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DROWNED WHILE ADMINISTRATIONS six
clock last night Matthew Finn, Is years Old
MbLe bathing in the lake at the Soldiers
Home, was drowned. lie was missed by hi q,
companions, and, search being made his boiy
was found At the bottom of the lake The
nody was removed 10 his parents house, near
the 18th street toll gate
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

STUEEEn OIL MAyGOEs.
IaARTYNIAS
EAST INDIA GHKRKISS
Flt hLED TINY TINS,
ONIONS
AUTUMN CLUsTERs,
wore ESTFRSHIRE,
BEEF STKAh
JOHN BULL,
MUSHROOM,
A. - - and other SAUCEt
b. W. REEDS SONS.
sps-ir TYTs
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b I htGG JEWELRY STORE received some
me Ee % pest fftycent eye-glass in The CITY. No.
4o' pennsylvania avenue, near AZ st.-adct. y
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Tn
arthur Talent and Laura Council: Edward
barnes and Alice Campbell; Leonard Peyton
and Henrietta johnson, ''" 'S 'oh
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RAILROADS.

ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINSI
II I aRS II the .pi HEW YORK, NEW HAVEN ana
a RH ) os E :, q, I2sn TiE sS % Is
central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TINE AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL.
and so through from New York to the Mountain,
10y Day light in IL hours.
Tickets and further information can he obt,I,e1
nv al ONCE of the Baltimore aud Poto-
- NAM YOU: iylS I'm
RALTINohE AND OHIO tATLuO.D.
N9RTH. N9RTHw EST, WEST LS Is sSt % IL
A: 70 Leave SIsI wS sSSaRAh; o!gNE g. 1873
Erort m sriSo York Philsde ph,a and Boston
Only. stops at Shipey's, Laurel, AnnSpos June,
t IN JessGp's, Hanover, and EiS ridge 'i''
G TaIRD sa SIas5Irg, Winchester Hagerstown,
any f7; Ny 2k xM iKeiay. D., r.u,.,
S:lO a; Point OF Rocks, CranIssrry. stras-
o9 s inehesteL, HsgerStown ana W ny Stations.
TON AMP BALT1S5RR k kxFREs5 ADkPF .FIas B9S5
D NsT ork and philadelphia. stops at Annapoli
1856 s.m.-st. Louis, Chicago. Columbus ana
fIttsnu58 Express, HagerstoWp ana Valley ErNncf
MAN Can 70 CincinHsu dsy Ga aaf5Sn 10 PS u.
dE a.sS daiiy, except Saturday. '" '"A--
and WAY. '' D"i0ilA0ie' Annapolis
1000 a.m;-Balttmore Express, stops q. Ria
qIeLSDnIg Beltsyilie, Laurel, Annapolis Junction
p. M.
I2;lo ?. m.-BaItImore. Annapolis, ELLIOTT OR,
Rd 80 ?. p Tr YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
bSsToN EhfRkSS. On Sundays 10 R.IfimnrS
olii stopping st ali Stations. st0ps AT Ianrsi
,s:oO p m:-Relttnlore, RisdeushlrS aod T.auras
junction. ''P' NJ Ahhapols
t4:36 7; m.-Point OF Rocks. Frederick H.osr.-
.own, winchester and Way stations. on sunSsss
10 folnt OF Roc and Way Stations crly ss@
lions. --ab"ie oAu WY Sta~
10 80 IN. -PhilsdsIphia, Norfolk s,s R.I,,r,ox.
cypress: NOTION except Sunday. NoRFoIE FVs
skkSEks TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRsCT To Roa,
At r. ShSTRSi stop at Blsdensburs and Laurel
1I;lo-ChLCAGo AND COLUMBUS Expprss
SLEEPING CARS TO Chicago, AThAse'
fS:l0 p. m.-Batimore Express
hs. LouiS CINCINNATI, Louisville and Pftts
uuis Adpress. Pittsburg, except Sunday. phi
1880 p. m.-NKw YORK, PHILADELPHIA. Avn
bALfIhoRk EXPRESS. SLEEPING can n NJ.
1oik, anu special Sleeping Car TO PhiIade mia
ID DAILY. Other trains daily excenT SrDais.
- - -R % INoLa3 otatlOn lel0
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$500 $500 ~n
FOR Syfyn
LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER.
ALSO,
HARNESS,
NiChEL' SILVER AND GILT, s17 TO SIS.
TRAVELLING BAGS, sATCHELs &c. SC
,rsn An immense variety OF styles at equally low
Of S0PUsi sSeois Shu SAieSrooIna
JAMES 8. ToPHAM,
Ax5 Seventh Street Northscest,
Joining Odd Fellows Han.
REPAIRING.
Trunks covered at low rates. - suu
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Ueather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Washington, July Is, 1873. !
For New England, the middle Atlantic ald
south Atlantic states, clear or partly CLOUDY
weather light variable winds, stationary tenn
DeTature and stationary or higher pressure
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Ladies real English stockings woven Saai,,
=: chlldren'S colOred stockings. all coils
Inciualn cream, light blue and pink beantif9
racine lawns, IL: Carriers, III Market space
corset, 70; Victoria lawn, 70; bunting, nTTa
Wool, =; cream, navy blue, black aud lace
hunting. 2l.=AEIf - I'|o
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EORTY MILES RIDE ON THE pn.
Il ToAAC FOR TEN CENTS.
me CITY OF Alexandria will make Excursions
eeniedJ. Leave tn street SsaR wharf ea At ~
u:SO a. m. return O'Clock D. IN.
commence a Monday, June "A, 1878. weather favor.
ooIOs 1E2h-4NIs
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CITY ITEMS.

The WORST FORM OF HEADACHE is from
nervousness, which LOdiUe'S Headache SDe-
cihc cures i'll 5 to % minutes. Price Scents
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The ATTENTION OF spectators and others j.
mVlttu 70 The advertisement elsewhere of
MeSsrS. Cox < DarueiI!e trustees of the s,Ia
tomorrow by auction of a most desirable LOT of
ground, with improvements. or the north Id.
OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 81 and ~
SITtelS. Ihe rather rare opportunity is here
ohered 10 secure good business stand on this
avenue on accommodating terms and at a
favorable tlme Tor purchasers in quest of select
investments.
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ESCAPE OF A PRIsONER.-Last evening OIL
Ger sutton, OF the SIXth precinct, arrested a
C11loItQ man named ChaS. j ohnsOn alias Brown
me station house, when lie had been Searched
SeIore putting him into The cell. he made i
s soi from ot sI3tionkeeper Wilson Tor the door
ne was too ileet-foOted for his purSnarS and
made his escape. PU'S"eiS' "uu
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SUMMER EVENING CONCERT.
~ WITH DANCING,
AT GIESBORO' PARK

WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY IL,
BY THE
oRPHEUS OCTETTE CLUB
Assisted by emiDent Amateur Talent from Ala,
andria and Washington
Aomlss,en, 20 cents. Ferry Boats leave Wash
SioCh. Cars IN waiting. le14-lm
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SUIT ON : NOTARY's BOND-The United
States 10 the use OF John w. Smith to day en-
Tered suit against James Donaldson, John s.
iaNt"n- and W. NJ. EvanS-principal and sure
ueS on bond as notary publc-UO recover
sl,tGj for an alleged breach in the condition OF
the pond In that in August, $50. said Donald
SON certified that I party To certain instrrI-
Iiltnt was one Catherine Johnson when he did
hot Know the person TO be So named.
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NATIONAL ENDOWMENT ASsOCIATION.-A
certificate of the National Endowment AssO
citation has been filed in the office of the Re
coIder OF Deeds, the purpOrt OF the association
Delng 10 insure life on the endowment plan by
giving p0lcIeS OF insurance to males and f.;
males. 4 ne ASSOCIATION is not 10 have a CAPITAL
STOCK, Out IN lieu thereof d reserve fund of
Sl,t40, to be Increased as the necessities NAV
demand, from which 10 meet all liabilities
ne trustees TO manage the affairs are John
w hunter, Carter =. Stewart, ST., Henry Jar
Wis; ST. Emanuel Murray. Jerome \ johnson
>; r. " Wilkinson, John Ross Davis. Wesley
Howard, and VIM. A. Johnson.
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Philip, lot :, 81. IL: 500. A. G.. Han 70 John
Chambers, lot Is Sq. lU4; Sl425U Cornelius
Lent 10 Mary L; Minor, lot T. So. 365: $l,Vfl.
A. y. Leitch ct al: 20 Robert LeItCn, lot s. sd
lSa; 500. Patrick Dee To Timothy keDpeL
part LOT a. 81. G2S: -. Eliza ii. GraiIer to
W; Nj. Gait lot :, 81. 293: s3,UOD Leonard
johnson to Levi Brooks, part of tract called
James GIFT 50. John Walter trustee. to
H. ii. Multi, part of lot ), 81. 81 s.. +. W,
maroIey to Nj. VI. RyOD, lot L, 81. 4s5: 8, 500
A u. Han TO John Chambers, lot i, ST. Iy3I -:
Sli6.50. i "
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LTI TohE AND OHIO RArI.uOAD,

tickets and further information can he obt,y,a1
mac Railroad. " ~ toIo-
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THE EVIDENCE CLOSED.
MISS Moschke was about to make state
ment, put motion made by DR.. Mackal to
DECLARE the evidence closed was adopted
Ihe Secretary stated that Miss Doubleday
had declined to appear.
The board adjourned to meet in private ses.
sion this evening". to make up their verdict,
which, undoubtedly, will exOnerate the man
dgemept, ~ -A