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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-12
THE SICK AND AFFLICTED

VIII remember that ' ProcrastinAtion IL the thief
Of time:" that . disease may be cured to-day
and not tomorrow this week and not ne2a;
therefore avoid the danger Of delay. Il matters
not what your disease nAy be, let DR.. r. examine
you. free Of charge. II you are durable, he will
treat you. and II incurable. he will advise you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-12

Who may u rscked with pain and suffering from
the many troubles peculiar 10 their sex. can npd
speedy relief and permanent cure By the Doctog's
nev trsssmsnt. the result OF his many yesrs ex.
peFtence II their complaints.
~write full statement and tressmsnt viii
be sent 10 cure any disease q home. Oonsulta-
tion FREE and strictly eonndsnhsl. Or. FIaftsry's
two diplomas can be seen at his once. Addrsss.
fLATTERY. Id.
d3l-dtf essstls W.T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-12

Who suffer from the follies Of youth can avail
themselves Of Or. Flsttery's new treatment before
II IL too late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-10

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Williamson, assignee. to Mary
A. McGraw ct al. decree for sale and pro con.
fessO made absolute. Hopperton agt. McAli.
agt. JFugitt; trustees bond approved. selke
agt: Peck; order limiting time. Williams agt
District; order denying Injunction.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Walter.
yesterday, after our report closed, Henry
Peyton, assault on John Wilkinson, on Wed
nesday night last; 81. Robert johnson, as.
sault on Richard Maxwell with half brick :;
3 OFT days. Fielding Gray, larceny of pair
Of pants from S. Katzenstein; jail 80 days
Chas. Riggin, George Jones, John Fisher,
Joseph Toner and John Williams, assault on
John OConner, who testified that between II
grounds; he was attacked by crowd Of eight,
hrSt by Williams. and to defend himself he
pulled OFT his coat. vest and hat, when they
ran of with them. The evidence was not
clear, and they were all dismissed. George
Murdoch, assault on Emma Stewart; S.: Letitia
A. Jones, assault on Grace A. MOseley; s..
TO-DAY.
w. II. Love- disorderly; Mary Lanahan,
throwing stones; Kate Henley, do. F. NOlte,
VIM. NOlte, ChaS. Silars, Albert johnson, and
P. Slaughter. playing ball in street; collaterals
do. do. Alfred Brooks, vagrancy; personal
recogni7ance to leave the city. ThOS. Shorter,
disorderly; IS. John Simms, do. do. Herman
Miller. larceny OF valise fined $40 or 80 days.
9h9 Cray a0sd private
John Coleman, petit larceny, second 0fence)
continued. Peter Anderson, assault ON Officer
Kerby;s5 or Is days. John Start and A. A.
Damson. ARRAY; first named forfeited. latter
Lee; forfeited collateral. Catherine ouinan' '
assault on Ellen Dalton do. Conrad Sheriff,
ARRAY fined 81.
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GEORGETOWN.

BASE BALL FOR BENEFIT OF THE FEVER
SuFFERERs-A game Of base ball, between
the Senior West End and Athletic Clubs OF this
place, was played on AnaloStan Island yester-
day evening, resulting In a score of to "A
favor of the Athletics. A large number Of
person witnessed the game, the proceeds
GRAIN.-Arrived by the canal-Baat M. c.
Waters with $500 bushels wheat to J. c. aud
J; M. Waters Boat Seneca with 1000 bushels
wheat, also GO bushels wheat and AGO bushels
corn to II. NJ. Talbot. Boat Medley with 5000
ley & Bro.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
wheat with sales as follows: 1000 bushels at
$lt1H 500 at 81 400 at 81 01, $50 at sl03l1 sos at
$1C21aa, S15 at Sc. &C at S5c
PORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gibson. Cant.
Chichester, New York. with merchandise Tor
District merchants. Steamer Defiance, Capt.
Ford, Philadelphia, with same to same.
freight
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Excursions. Picnfcs. &c.

Friendship Lodge No. s, X. of p, is holding
a picnic at GiesbOro to-day. 1t will be con-
tinued until late this evening. Boats leave
The Jane Moseley leaves next Saturday
evening at $50 o'clock for Ocean City, return
ing Monday morning by 6 a. m. These excur.
siOns have been very popular.
The City Of Washington leaves at 9 Thurs
day and saturday mornings for Smiths Point.
Next Thursday one of the best excursions
OF the season will leave for Fair Haven 1t
will be under the auspices of the uniformed
Associations X. of p ExcursiOnists will leave
the Baltimore and Potomac depot at 7:3O a.
m, arrive at Canton (Baltim0re)9 a. M, and
at Fair Haven at IL m. Seven hours for dane.
ing, fishing. grabbing, bathing. &C.. returning
leave Fair Haven at p. m, arriving at Wash
Chesapeake.
The steamer John w. Thompson will make a
TIP to Smiths Point tomorrow, affording a
delightful ride, a day on good beach at salt
water, for bathing, fishing and grabbing. The
boat Leaves 9TH street wharf at 9 a. m, return
ing at l0p. m.
The Mary Washington leaves tomorrow
morning at 10 for sail down the river, return
ing at 4 AS d. IN.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Don't fail to attend the relief meeting a.
Lincoln Hall this evening.
Miss Maggie A. Sloane, an estimable young
lady who has been employed in the Treasury
department for the past ten years. died of
consumption at her late home, No. 302 9TH st.
southwest, last night.
The missing girl, Mary Emma BowSer. of
whom mention was made in yesterdays STAR
was returned to her mother, Ella BoWser No.
10 9TH street DOrthea asst, last evening. She was
found al C0lOred w0man'S house ON 9th ST
between and j southeast. "
About o'clock last night Mrs Ellen Nc
Carthy, So lst street northeast was severely
burned about the neck and breast by the ex
PlOsiOn of a coal Oil lamp
The greatest revival that has been at FOun
dry NJ. T. church for the past forty years is
now progressing day and night Over one
nnbdfed persons have been at the altar seek
ing religion, and the church is too small to
hold the people that flock to the services Last
night the excitement was great, and many
persons were converted. The young revival
1St conducts the services
Serial and Savings Building Association
meeting 10 morrow evening. See ad.
walter ID. Dayidge. esq.,, is having a. fine
residence erected on the southeast corner of
Nth and II streets northwest. The dimensions
are 10 be so feet front by 80 deep, three stories
and basement, with pres brick front and
stone trimmings The building viii contain
about twenty rooms and have all the modern
ImI rOyemenfS. MeSSrs CluSs & ShulZe are
the architects, and Mr.. James G. Mayor is
the contractor and builder. The cost is to be
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ache Spec .fc. Only so cents bottle.
NEITHER failing teeth, nor the peepng
wrinkles OF time, SO fOrcibly tell of advancing
years, as your gray hair. Ayers VigOr re-
stores its color and makes Your appearance
more agreeable to others, as well as yourself.
With fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmi les of
age are far less noticeable
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
t0ao'S Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
6ren. Ii ccrrecIs acidity of the stomach, re-
lleveS wind colo, regulates the bowels Cares
dysentery and diarrhPa. whether arising
hom teethiug or other causes. An old and
We'[tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf
teIers. Chronic, painful, and proStrating dis
cages cured without medicine. Pulvermach
er'S Electric Bets the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal with par
ticulars. mail; d free. Address Pulvermacher
Gai1aDle Co., New York city. 6,25d&k1y
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer'S Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No CS G street.
near sth street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work IN manner not to be equaled by those
rot possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dye1ng Ladies' and Gents suits are in
TACT, the cheapest in the City on account of his
superior work N B-A Speciality of his con
slStS IN removing spots from costly party dress
es; 25years experience. His dry cleanser re
moves 81 ease spots effectually from any article.
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as IL newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned two
pair for Is cents
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Educational Institutions.

INSTRUCTION given in elocution, to schools,
n. Schrelner, A. NJ, 943 M st. NV.
Miss Hllton's school for young ladies and
ehlldreh opens Sept. 10th, at No. S2l Vermont
Attention is called TO the advertisement of
the Business College, lO7 Pennsylvania avenue
s.eI; Capitol Hill
ton OF the blind will reopen Tuesday. Sent. 10.
CflIdren having defective eyes sight, residing
IN II, the District Of Columbia, are admitted to
Mr.. ]. Remington Fairlamb has resumed
his tuition In voice culture, piano, organ, the
DRY, harmony and composition, at his resi-
dence, 500 18th st. NV.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE TRAINING school,
FOR NURSES met last night at the rooms OF
the chair; Drs. Palmer, Howard, Reyburn.
Mrs. Hltz and Garfield, and Mr.. Solomons.
fhs was authorized to to
ing donations of books for the use of pupils.
The treasurer presented the regular monthly
report; showing balance on hand OF s29 29.
Mrs. HitZ, from the committee on hospitals,
reported that four pupils of the school bad
been M PLACED in the Columbia hospital and one
ten shs TO en Fafcn was ex
address on the first Monday In October.
DIVORCED IN BALTIMoRE.-The Baltimore
Ners OF last Friday has the following in its
report OF the proceedings of the circuit court
sides Katherine N. Murray aFs 0 vs Hugh pss
Thompson Murray; decree divorcing com
plaiDant viDculo matrimonii from Defend
ant, and prohibiting defendant from CONTRACT.
ing marriage with any other person during
the lifetime of the complainant
The lady in this case is a daughter OF DR..
George Semmes TOlSOn, formerly of Balti-
more. The husband THAT was" is a SON of
Mr.. John X. Murray, OF this city.
NEW STOCK OF CARPETS. all the latest de-
signs, offering them at the very lowest price ;
Brussels; new styles, as low as 81 cents; ir.
grains, 50, 81. 40, 50, ard up; Oil cloths, all
widths: Nottingham lace, large stock, from
Is, 20, Is, 80, 81, so cents; immense stock of
white and cOl0red blankets. from 81 25 per
pair up. Towson's, 636 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, near It'll street.-Adct.
THE WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE Con-.
PANY, with capital of $4,000 In 500 shares.
Med deed OF Incorporation yesterday in the
Recorder of Deeds Office. Five trustees are
named for the first year, as follows: +. F. Al
nson, Geo. Mooney, VIM. Baker, b. M. Martin
and Jas. Brown. F. F. Allison, j. G. Wells
and Geo. Mooney are the corporat0rs.
DRY GOODS must be sold very cheap. Blau-
ketS: pure white, all wool, $3.50; blankets 81 ;
oiack cashmereS. pure wool, SO cts. colored
cashmereS, pure wool, so cts. :; shaWlS: water.
proof cloths; hannelsI very cheap excellent
corsets, SOC: DIR. Warmers health corset 81. T !:
ladies' English stockings, 25c. bleached table
damask, soc. /: excellent Canton fianneI ctS
Carter's, III Market Space.-Adut.
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Picturesque Condition of New Jersey
Avenue South

, Editor Stdr:-Through your valuable paper
would respectfully invite the attention of our
honorable Commissioners to the condition OF
New Jersey avenue south. Improvement
started bravely from the Capitol, but its march
rlter.Ward was suddenly arrested. The grand
"DuddingtOn" and Winter mansions, with
others, stand by rough, Countrywide road,
sasleSs and dangerous at night, intersected by
forlorn, useless remnant of the old canal.
over which broken bridge both invites and
warns the unfortunate traveller Let this
nobly-designed avenue, all the way to the Pc.
tomac, De no longer dream: fill up the canal,
en 1ty nfeak the bridge; let lights guide and
protect the Wanderer and property owners
already here will bless the Commissioners.
oshers VIII improve the street, and our many
Idle Workingmen will rejoice.
,o GENERAL WELFARE
ION the principle of giving all interests a
nearing, and out of respect TO its writer, we
publish the above. 1t must be apparent how,
ever. that with the limited funds 10 the Dis
trIct treasury and the much more urgent need
OF their expenditure for repairs. ETC., else
where, the Improvement proposed BY our cor
RESPONDENT is hardly feasible at the present
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A MAGNIFICENT AssoRrWpxr -, ..r. IN
verware, suitable for wedding presents NJ o Sn
half regular price. ID, jacobs ms Pssn Hrog4
Tanla ayenue,-Adrt. ~"'0 7"uSSf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RAND PICNIC AT McCAULEY,S
~ BALL, Cncer the auspices OF the SECOND
kAT1IsT CHURCH for the benefit of the Yellow
Fever Sufferers. WEDNESDAY,, Sept IL at TX
T. m. Come and help us.'' Tickets 25 cents;
heiISSBinen 1Tt Sep10-2tr
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CITY ITEMS.

You NEED NOT SUFFER LONG with head
ache II you take few doses Lodiue's Head
ache Spec ,ifc. Only so cents bottle.
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16T.FERs FROM TIE PEOPLE.
Helm the Su6ertup,


Editor Star:-It seems to me that it would
draw forth large subscription to the yellow
fever fund if contributions were teken at your
STAB, itself, even the children Of the city read
It. VIII you not consent to take charge of the
funds Sn, Of "a popular subscript9n9 Enclosed 81
sept. Stn, 1878. Yours, II. X. j.
Law as to Deeds of Trust Sales. DC,
OF opinion in regard to the matter referred to
dIiametrically opposite, from two dffferent
decision, with a citation Of the law bearing
directly upon the subject.
"a A man buys house for 81, SEQ, paying cash
monthly, at 70 each, secured by deed OF trust
upon the property for the remainder. He paws
S St worth OF these notes and defaults in his
vertised, is. sold at auction 6y virtue of deed
OF trust bringing only 500. Query, /. What
becomes OF the remaining $500 worth of notes?
OF the deed OF trust? 3. Can the holder of the
notes obtain judgments for the amounts of
unpaid notes; and can he proceed against or
may thereafter come into the possession of the
maker of said notes, and how often does the
judgments have to be renewed to be valid.
Spouse to these inquiries will relieve the uu-
certainty az present existing in
MANY 1NoU1R1NG MINDS.
dssd They II are eut out by the sale under the
v
ted to the responsibility of the maker or en-.
oorsers on the paper: The purchaser at the
s ga tax taxes good title Notwithstanding the
TACT that the sale does not realize sufficient to
pay all the notes.
2: The sale satisfies in full the requirements
OF the deed OF trust so far as third parties or
tne purchaser are concerned, but the various
parties whose names are on the paper are liza
ole LOT the balance not realized.
-, 3. =, me holder can obtain Judgment against
the maker or endOrsers by making them all
DEFENDANTS in the same suit He can attach
any OF the real estate OF any OF said defend
ants. If he can establish any of the following
requisites and give security for loss arising on
SAID attachment /. If the defendant or de-
PENDANTS are nOn-residents 2. If they are re-
moving or attempting to remove their effects
out OF The jurisdiction. 8. If they are eyading
the service OF process. The Judgment When
Obtained Will bind the real estate of defend
ants and is good for twelve years, when it
may be revived by scire tacidS at a cost of
anout ten dollars, thus giving it new force and
effect as an original Judgment. Each of these
propositions is so well establi shed in the theory
ana practice OF the law that to cite authori-
Ties would be work of supererogatiOn.
EDIToR.]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-10
A Yellow Fever Remedy.

EdatOr St0r.-I send you a recipe for yellow
,ev o when mas oeen tried With success by
ing the war and both had the yellow fever, and
both were cured, While others in the same
the patient in a bath tub wherein has been
paced one or two pounds of mustard, then
begin pouring in hot water, and raise the tenn
Reralure gradually as long as they can stand
IL, then take them out and wrap in heavy
WOODEN blankets, binding on their feet (he
soesl salt mackerel, one on each foot tiust
one hour. remove the fish and blanket, and
your patient will be comparatively well tben
good nursing is required. l think this will
prove etiicacous in nine cases out OF ten. II
trlcken districts. ST-pMAN
DEEDS IN FEE have been fled a, follows.
I. II. Lynch to W. G. Hill, lot Il, square 9}3;
4C0. r. W. Bates to r. D. Del. French, lot
~ square 23o; $500. a. K. Shepherd ct al to
Portion = s.. G. ". Philips to II. A. Ne.
GoWan, lot IS, square %; $50 Ebenezer Nor
lion to J.; ): kedman ct al, trustees, ivd D.
4. /. Cropley, lots Al and IS, square i16: s..
NJ; L. Ackerman to Ida He 1ges. lot %, square
an and N Mary sq arfeg r May a
Henry Hawkins, lot y. square III; SLIGO Rt.
Rev. I A: Becker to the Most Rev. Jas. Glib.
bons: all the estate, chattels, etc, bequesthed
timore -: John j. Kahn, bishop Of. Wheel.
ing, to JAS Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore,
all his right title and interest in the estate of
the late Archbishop Bayley; 3. Ida Hodges
TO Annie :, M Alderman: lot 25, square LOIS,
and lot q. square 1872; g..
Ex-SCHOOL TRUSTEE DAvIs-A Writ of O,.o
Warranto:-To-day Mr.. r. D. Mussey, for
Benjamin P. Davis, filed a petition for writ
OF quo warranto against W. j. Rhees to show
by what authority he claims to use and exer-
schools Of the District of Columbia. Davis sets
forth in the petition the authority of the Dis
tr1ct Commissioners to appoint trustees; his
that he entered on the duties of said office:
and that he has not resigned or vacated said
office; and that said Rhees on or about August
the rights of said office. On this petition Judge
macarthur Issued an order that the respon-
dent show cause why the writ should not issue
as prayed for within three days
FRIED OYSTERS Csc. per dozen. Johns Res.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
The New Ensemble OF Dramatic Artists 81 the
production Of Buckstone's 'sPale Of
Enchantment,' the
ICE WITCH,
ICE WITCH,
ICE WITCH,
With its scenery OF Incompatible beauty, exqui-
site music. splendid costumes, de.
ightful dancing,
And cast Of characters Of positive greatness
The accomplished MINZELLI SISTERS,
Inc hnest Dancers now upon our stage.
The ETH FAMILY,
The best OF pantomimists.
The Charming Little Child Artist,
LITTLE ROSE BUD,
In her artistic impe sonation of Aimees Pretty
as Picture
HAROLD, the Sea King Mr.. T, W. Keene
(His first appearance in this cIty.)
DRUDA, the Ice Witch Henrietta vaders
(Her first appe arancs III this city,
30 Male snd Female Chorlsters, Dancing Spirits,
Priests OF Odin, Ice ImpS, leo
Auxiliaries.
SEPTEMBER le, the Monster ORGANIZATION OF
the Coming Season,
THE BUFFALO BILL COMBINATION
Headed by the Illustrious Government Scout and
Renowned Frontier Guide the Hon. W. CODY
novel and startling. Lodges OF Nez Perces. In.
o'am Braves, direct from Dakota Territory.
The Indians Will also break glass balls thrown
jnto Tue Ar, using their Bows and Arrows.
Notice the PriceS-AdmiSSion to first aud second
fool 50c.; Reserved Seats, &c.,. 75c. and 81 cal
ley. zoe. ssD7
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brown npi ma IS, SILK; plumb. navy blue. steel
Carriers, III Market SPACE RacP siIrs si ms
- sn s, assortment black silks, IS. 81, e. SlG
az xl,o and "; our d and 81 Is black silks
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SEE the advertisement of Bergner & Eneel
he famous lager beer brewers of Pbila5Si
ma, who have taken grand prize at the Paris
,xposltlOn. This is the highest prize that can
Se OBTAINED, and as there are but one hundred
fIand prizes, and only seven of these have
.een given to Americans, il is a high trihnte
20 ane enterprise and skill Of this well known
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B. 81. WARNER has q large amount OF money
TO loan at per cent. interest, in sums OF over
5000, on frstclass prop erty.
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The Hanscom Robbery.

HFARING IN THE CASE OF BOSTON PET''
Yesterday, in the Police Court acting Judge
Walter, The hearing in the case of Edward
Perkins alias "POstOn Pet on the charge of
lhe larceny of 2,00O in bonds from ex-Nayal
constructor Hanseom, was continued after
our report closed.
Mr. Harscom t. stified that On the morning
OF June Sd last he discovered the loss of 50
Si,nV I. = bonds and - 300 bonds. which he
had kept in a box in the lower drawer of his
wiring desk, In second story room OF his
dwelling
George II. Hill, of Drexe & Co., Phfladel-
Rhla, testified to having purchased bonds of
Perkins four different times and on the last
occasion when he offered some for sale there
were among them some he had seen advertised
as hatlhS Deen stolen, and he sent for an Off
Ger. who took Perkins in custody
Benjamin Franklin, of PinkertOn's detective
agency, testified to making the arrest; that he
mad seen feIklnS before in the eastern peni-
ten'iary, at Philadelphia, where he was Serv-
ing out sentence for robbery. On searching
him found bunch of skeleton keys, which
were sent to Detective McDevitt, in this city.
ieIkIns, when asked how he got the bonds,
said, In the regular way but refused To say
who gave them to him.
Dele etiye James A. MeDevitt testified that
ne Went 10 Philadelphia In july last, to secure
Perkins, but the authorities declined to deliver
up TIE prisoner, and sent him to this city in
charge OF deputy marshal, who turned him
over to the U. s. marshal in this city. The
prisoner not having had a preliminary trial
Mt Hanseom Swore out warrant last Satur-
skeleton keys sent him by Mr. Franklin. and
The desk of Mr.. Hanscom was easily unlocked
with them.
The further hearing of the case was post.
pOned till Thursday.
TO-DAY.
This morning, i'm obedience TO a writ of
habeaS corpus issued last week on the order
oil Judge Humphreys, Perkins was produced
before Judge H., at the City Hall, by General
CrOcker. the warden of the fail Gen. Croker
produced as his warrant for the detention of
the prisoner the commitment of the marshal
and District Attorney Wells for the govern.
ment After argument on the sufficiency of
the return. the court gave leave to amend the
return and postponed the further hearing un-
til noon tomorrow.
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TILE COURTS.

FRIED OYSTERS Csc. per dozen. Johns Res
taurant, corner 7th and d streets. /
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a no" AFTER THE BALL-About In
eiosk TINS morning the members of the West.
e 81 STAR S.ar rioneer Club twho were having BAH
tween 18th and 18th streets) got into a row
among themselves, and had a regular stone
rattle on the street, during which thew brOLe
18th street and the avenue. Two of the nar -,
were arrested. fN'A ~
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CREDIT To WHOM CREDIT IS DUE."-Mr.
H. Clay Preuss, of this city, admonishes THE
STAR in pleasantly written note that tie
excellent verses entitled Put Down the
Brakes" printed in it's columns of Friday Ii, st,
we're written by him. Had we known this
Iact credit would of course have been given
a. the tme: but they were found i'm an ex.
authorship 80 y" '"0h'
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MINER NORMAL SCHOOL,
TUITION FREE.

The above school for colored teachers is now open
Iof me reception OF pupils. Applications received
az me school building. third floor, between the
hours OF 8 Am. and 2 pm.
MIS-. T. ~. O,Conuor, y. Douglass,
IS. IL NJ
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M C9k0ef 1OeA md @ ~, Wm rOCD0n MON.
v INK sspesnees q: trsnci % CO. fss'.e