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Summer Entertainments.

JnTI0IM1l BdItaiOn. I. . .. F viii eve ?
grand excursion 10 Fortress Monroe. Norf Xix
and the CdpeN on the 18th inst.
The iiaTlinEeT viii leave Sth street WhaIi
next Wednesday at am. for NlniimOy. re-
turning ut 10 pm There will be five hours
for fishing. &c.
The Wednesday Club Will give a moOn1i sht
excursion next "Wednesday evening on The
Jane M0Seley, going forty miles down the
river. and stopping az GiNm)n- both ways.
Moonlight excursion this evening by one 0
the Potomac Ferry company boats.
The City of Alexandria leaves every morn
ing Sunday excepted at II 30 for trip down
the river Tie fare is only ten cents ard the
ride forty miles
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he Sabbath Alliance of Scotland has SOL
emmy protested against an awful dissertation
OF the Sabbath by the Queen and the Prince of
wales. The former positively allowed man
to row her in boat on Loeb Maree, and the
Pllnce visited friends house to look at his
new stables. Both these awful deeds were
expecting the heavens TO fall. Neither the
Queen nor her reprObate heir is badly affected
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THE Two WIDOWS WHO CLAIM THE DAVIS
GRIFFITH ESTATE-The case OF the estate III
the late l. ID. Griffith (fOTmer superintendent
OF the Metropolitan street railway, in which
Mrs. ElenOTd Gather Davis. of Maryland
claims 10 he his widow. will be called, il is ey-
pected, tomorrow in the Probate Court. MI
JAS. O.. Payne appears for Mrs DAVIS and
meSSTs IOtten and TagEaTt for the Washing
ton WIdOW-MrS. Griffith. 1t IS more than
likely that the case viii he certified TO the Cir
cult Court, in order that jury may determine
which one IS the real widow. If this course is
pursued il is likely taS the amount OF proper
y left Is quite small that but 4 small sum viii
go into the hands OF the successful contest ant .
In the meantime the estate il is likely. will be
placed III the hands Of a collector This is Il
most remarkable case. if the statements mad
by the Baltimore widow and her friends are
true. It IS represented that Davis alias Crit
fifth had several children by her and two by
her sister, tWhOm II i alleged he seducej }
and that after living with other women. some
years ago he married in this city The wife with
whom he passed the latter part IF his life and
though he frequently visited his daughter hv
the lrSt wife and friends in the neigH5OrhOOd
where he was first married. yet no charge OF
blgaIny was brought: and hat when he died
one ni his children by the first wife came h-re
attended the funeral as 4 mOurner. and iron
The grave went TO the lawyers ONCE and com
meEctd proceedings.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
): W. Wlthers to +. T Johnson, part g. So 743 !:
~ Andrew LangdOn ct al to j j Albright
lots Il and Ii. block s. and lot Il, block Is. lie
Droit park; si,C"0. Charles Vessel to Rich
Ragan; lot 81, So, s29; =. J. P. Halves to
ct al. to Grant Sutherland, lot 80. So 2O7 :;
5000. Catherine MacMahOn to F. w. PilIing
part 10: So. U.s. $500. Eliza Hebbin to Mar
Shall Frazer, part of Vale $75. Same to
Proctor, lots l0i and l05, So 21S; s..
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RAILROADS,
RALTIaoEsE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

SAAIAhAohE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL ROUTs AND SRORT LINZ
NORTH soErHwSsIssl WEST AND SOUTH,
TO TAKE EfFECT
a. fkiy WV WSsH lis Fl !: a. m,
6 aSys on Rh sSSday to aRs
3 enS stops at Shpey's. Laurel, Annapolis juno
sSO 'sssq RB hatnSsF ana EE
snd We ~ StraSoprg Winchester, Haserstown,
t7;ao:Baftim0tse' and Laurel Express.
$40 q. m.-Point of Rocks. Cranberry, strss-
burg Winchester. Hagerstown, and way Stations.
TON AND BALTIM0Rk EXPRESS. FARLoa CAR
To- n New York and Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis
1876 a.m.-st. Louis, Chicago, Columbus. and
Pltts6uTg Express Has .rstown and Valley Branch
MAN CAR TO Cincinnati daily. Grafton to san
dqs6g' daily, except Saturday.
% S;VWX.On sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 s:m;,7Balt,rnors Express. Stops at Bls.
JepssGpS and Hanover.
IL IN; M p'm.-Baltimore. Annapolis EIicott City
tl:so p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
only stopping at all Stations. stoDs at Laurel
40 p. 10 baltimore, Blsdensburs, and Laurel
Express: Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t4:S5 g;m.-Potnt of Rocks. Frederick, Hasers-
oMIit Anu " ay STATIONS, On SUNDAYS
to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only,
!, f4:4O p m.-Balttmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
10 0p.m.-Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK
PASSENGERS TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT TO
Laurel. N-N
f5:5O-BaItimore and Way Stations,
fG:16-CHICkGO AND COLUMBUs EXPRESS
SLEEPING CARS 10 Chicago.
Is 10 2. m.-BsitimOre Express.
t8:26-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana Pitts
burg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man cars.
1870 p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to New
pha.
81 Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
All through trains will stop at Sir Johns Run
for passengers to and from Berkeley Springs and
at Deer Park and Oakland Hotels during the sea-
sou.
For irther information apply st the Baltimore
aEd Ohio Ticket OMces, Washington Station, and
4S5, COL and 603 Pennsylvania avenue, and 8I3 18th
street northwest, Washington. and Masonic Tenn
pie, High street, Georgetown, where orders viii
be taken for baggage to be checked and received
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, .
1e1O GEO. 3. kOONTZ, General Agent.
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The largest assortment and the cheapest dry
goods in Washington. Children's stockings
all cOlOrS and every style-blue, pink. cream
and cardinal. BuntngS, pure wool cream,
raVy blue, black, brown and grey, only 25c
Lace buntings, all cOlOrS, 25c. Carter's. III
Market Space. COlOred silks, striped silks,
checked silks and the cheapest black silks in
Washington.
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0LD CAOTHisH, SG..L: RICE, dsals. IL
~ secondhand CLOT HING, BOOTS. SHc GS
Ac sxs 7th sIreer alhwest, offers great bargains
De paJs saa highest Irises in CASH Tor tho seysra
Isiclss asmed aaovs. ORDERS o1 mall stsen leo
o. noss.I
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A PLAYFUL WIFE.-At Columbus, O., Chas
Schuman, a farmer, has brought an action for
divorce against his wife Christina. Schuman
and wife are about 81 years of age, and have
been married tOrty-SiX years. The suit is
wife, the charges being that she has often at
tackled him with knives and clubs and thrown
hot water on him at various times. The last
OF the charges is to the effect that while he was
confined to his bed, suffering with broken
leg, his wife attempted to blind him by throw
ing hot ashes III his eyes. The parties have
rot lived tOgether for fifteen months.
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7. GEORGES
~ CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL ROOT
SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURED
Pts Pennsylvania acerstss. f.
Aperlect III, combining at once ease sndQNt
comfort IN al cases suaraL teed. VIII call EEfS
at houses and take measures, II reCuesteIs KY
10y postal card or letter. A fine selection OF S
ladiesand gentlemen g Goods of my own manufsc.
tuTe, and Of superior qualify, hand suitable for
summer wear, and at reasonable prices. New
cores inserted in Old CATERS by patent stitching
machine: also ii kinds OF nIe repairing done OF
short notice. rIylT-fy
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Ueafhe.. Indications To-day.

Washington, July ;, l572-
Tor the middle states and New England
,isiug followed in the northern portions by
falling barometer. southeast 10 soUthweSC
winds. patty cloudy and hazy weather, and
In The Interior occasional local rains with sta
tionary OF higher temperature, except cooler
ON the Middle Atlantic coast.
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PELOUZE MEMORIAL. SERVIC E.-SeFyic9S to
the memory of the late General l.. Ii. PelOuZe
ASSISTANT AdIutdnt General /. ). A. were
held yesterday morning at All Souls Church
The President and Mrs. Hayes and a large
number of officers OF the army were pre- rnt
The services We're conducted by the Rev. Clay
MCCau!ey- There was prOfusion OF white
n0WerS, IVY and SmldX around and in front
OF the pulpit. After singing and the reading
OF the Unitarian service, Mr.. McCauley made
short address eulO@Stic of The decea ed H..
then requested General Sherman 10 unyeil the
memorial tablet, which, covered by a small
nag, was lmbedded in the wall between the
two middle windows on the south side of the
building. General Sherman lowered the flag
and the tablet was uncovered. 1t is of white
marble, SHE Id shaped with marble projection
above showing two small flags arranged like
the coat -Of-arms of the Adiutant Generals
once Across this upper portion, in deep-cut
letters, Is the following: Non OmneS Mortar.
The shield below bears, in gilt letters the fol
lowing inscription: Sacred TO the memory of
Louis Ii. PelOuZe. Assistant Adiutant General
Brevet Brigadier General. L. 5. Army Born
May I'd, ISL. Died June I'd, 1875. Trustee All
Sous Church, 1SI7-lS1S.' Col. III. C. Symonds
a friend and claSSmate Of General PeOuZe
delivered the memorial address, which was
snort, simple and touching. SINGING ana
prayer closed the services.
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Two DEATHS FROM HEAT.-The heat to-
day was intense. The range OF the thermOme-
ter IS given elsewhere There were several
working people who gave out from the effect
u the weather. \ colOred woman named
Agnes Austen, on X street, between 20sh aud
list; was found quite i'll. Louisa Tyler, col
OrCd, aged y years. dropped dead about ll:2p
18th street, and Lucinda Logan, employed at
The residence Of Amos Woodwork. rs G street
southeast, about one O'Clock fell dead.
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A REAL ESTATE DEALER CHARGED WITH
FORGEKY.-A Chicago press dispatch states
that HarlOn +. Coy. real estate dealer has
been arrested at the instance of ID. b, Gray, OF
Boston, who charges him with forgerles by
which Gray says he was vctimiZed to the eX
tent or 5000 or 5000. Coy has heretofore
been known as man of exemplary life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

Iowa OVERRUN BY TRAMPs. In conse-
4uence OF notification received by Gov.
Gear of Iowa, that trampS are infesting Mar
ShalltOwn and other points in that state, and
have taken possession of railroad trains in
some cases, he has issued a proclamation urg
ing upon mayors and SherlffS to be prompt and
dlugent in preserving the peace, and calling
TO the state law authorizing them
to call out the militia or other citizens when
deemed eXpediert
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SHOT AT HER Own DOoR.-MrS. Laura
Wilson, OF WeehaWken n. j.. was shot in the
lett breast with 4 rifle bal, yesterday noon,
while shaking 4 table cloth at the door of the
house where She resides with her sister, Mrs
Marina Cl4et. The woman was living last
geTous, as the bullet entered near the heart
Mrs. Cluet has been separated from her huS-
band, John Cluet, for some time. Cuet, who
does not bear very good character, was re-
Gently released from the New Jersey state
prison at Trenton. and has frequently threat
ened to Kill his wife. 1t is supposed that he
ShOu his SiSter-in law by mistake, thinking il
was his wife, v. 7. Tribune, SM.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING, &c.
U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE,
No. 1907 Pennsylvania ave.,
. WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 20, 1878.
Sealed Proposals tor the improvement of the fol-
lowing Rivers and Harbors VIII be received at this
once until II m. of MONDAY, July 22i, 1878,
and opened Immediately thereafter:
~ l. Dredging In Harbors OF Washington and
2. Dredging in Occoqran River Va.
8. Dredging in Aqua Greek, Va.
4. Constructing Dixie in Rappahannock River
Va.
- 8. Dredging In I.eOnardtown Harbor, Nd.
8. Dredging in Hampton River, Va.
Specifications and blank for MS for proposals can
be obtained on application to This Once.
s. T. ALERT,
Jyo-6t u. 3. Civil Engineer.
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srRhhERs r1lp NEW YnpR

cIFhhNhS FOk NEW YORK.
The stasiaers JOHN GIBSON and x. q,
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier al East -SoShR
River, New YORK, at 4 O'Clock 2. n. <EKIb
every SGTD EnAY ST p. IN. George - -
town every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken NJ lowest rates. For Information
appy a. on over Metropolitan Bar 18th street,
Georgetown.
ap2l-tr SAMUEL BACON, President.
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The CASE OF CATHERINE BAILEY To-day
Deputy Warden Ross, of the jail. produced be-
Of h3beas corpus, Catherine Bailey, who in
March last was convicted of rObbing q soldier
and sentenced by Judge Wylie, in the Crim-
nal court, t0three years III the Baltimore pen
itPntiaIy. MeSSrs. Taggart and NcNaIIV an
pC..red for the petitioner and MtSsrS Vel :
j., and Coyle for the government. The peti-
u0ner claims that as she was sentenced to the
Maryland penitentiary after the legislature
had prohibited the reception Of persons from
outside the state and the term Of the court at
which she was sentenced having expired she
rot he executed. Judge Humphreys continued
the hearing until Friday morning
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FOR reTDMAC RIyER LANDINGS:


steamer J IN ". T3DNPsE =, CAVsair JOHN
4, WOOD, ic%vaS Der wharf, te.mi- -
nus o. sth ~. ~ street line Of ears. eSXzxkSo
q Z a IA, thrE5 times PER week. fSr
CurriomaB, S1rrinl AID IssoD srctOSU. stopuins 81
tntermed,Nie landings each trip. Days OF calling,
same rs Steamer MSttano
For further Information, apply 81 TIE once, over
GetToponysh Bank, knCK's EIpEcss osiCe. or 81
REKSags cai!ed for on application 81 KnoI's TX
Iss5 G1Hoe, SAMUEL BACON, Prest.
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1878 rEs $$shAn 1878
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
s,.sna,d scs,e,g TsSn aan S,se. ; Fails
,ss1r.v yg y letpI ls5g; ,.,,,, n.
For Pittsburg and the West. i0:l0 am. daily,
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
Chicago; 7:4O ?. m. daily, with Palace Car to
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Saturday, with Palace Cars to Watkins: Fer
io:io a. N. daily, s1eept SUNDAY snu hinifa' al
For New York and the East, l: As q. m. and 80 o.
R1press Of T PumaS Usss SIS ds ni ss
For New S9 Yore and the East, 80 I'm, dauy 81,
eept sunday. WITH Sleeping GaFs from Wash.
ington to Boston. For Brooklyn, n. Y :, ai
b beseas N Baak connect at 'ssey CITY with
Transfer to Fulton street, sSOiains desbls fer.
FOR rsse ana Journey sGross ssE York city
and and 3: G and ssSf p n sudd sy
Limited Express, $40 q. m. daily, except sun
Accommodation for Baltimore, s:55, $50 .. IN.
For a P0pss % G ais SIS sissD
For xnnapeis: STU :. N. and 40 p. m. daily
ALExA = y nm. MD FERkDERIGKsBuRs
WAsHfNaToN RAfL bRnoAnnsDhiA AND
For Alexandria, 9. ., 8, 9:10 10, IL an, L. s,
and q and S7yc mp p H. on Sunday at s:io An.
For Rleh9ond AND saa the South, s..s a. m. and 8
a. 10, Sa saSsDt sunds,
n s1 On 81 sSn ~ a. "a and 8 no sS and
eommodatioIs can Be piScuIed St The oloss north.
avenue; northeast corner of Sixth street and PENN
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4 NCN0E LINE. ksA~
"A UNlTED STATES MAIL sS{HTTS
STEAMERS, zskEfE
Sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LpNDGN every WEDN ESDAY.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for ele-
gaEce sid comfort. All S,ateToCms On main
deck, snd Sal con amiiShlVs,
SALOON CABINS. f65 20 $50, CURRENCY.
SECOND CABIN, inc udins all rec u sites $40.
Excursion 1fcsets fer FIrst-Ciass Passage, New
YORK To Paris snd IetUrn. tl3S To Sle5, sccord-
Ing 10 stst6room and route chosen,
For Books q Information, Plans, &C.,
Apply TO HENDERSON BROTHER,
BOWLING GREEN, NEW YORK.
Or 20 ANNIE X. AIIFFERE rs ayr 10th st. q.
W.. OF l.. GARDNER & CO. 92l PeuuSyIvanIa
avenue, v ash = uOr, Sp2l-Sm
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UNGALLANT SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The trus-
tees OF the public schools OF the third district
OF SOutht1eld, l.. J., directed Miss Irene Runk,
the principal, to close the school on Friday
last for the summer vacation. Miss Runk
sent the order back to the trustees by the
as the teachers had not been paid their sala-
TleS She refused to close the school. The trus-
tees held a meeting. resolved to dismiss Miss
then locked the door of the school-house
against Miss Runk.-EN Y. World.
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ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.

ALLAN LINE
R0HAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
From Baltimore to Hdlifac and Vice Verso
The L British Iron Screw Steamships
HIBRRNlAE s. 200 tons, apt. Lit. Archer. z. ~. r.
NOVA SCoTlAN, 200 tons, Capt. Richardson;
CASPIAN, 3, Leo tons, Capt. TroCks-
Leave Baltimore every other Wednesday
FOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.
CaHin passage to HALIFAX, gold
lnCta0inS every shiuR except " hes, etc.
ms Is a. eN reuelr opportunity 20 enjoy a brief
ocean trip ia FirS1-cEass Trans A. ETs.tic Stsq-
Ships anc the charming summer climate OF Nova
Scotia
First cabin tost. Johns, Newfoundland s35. soIf
FiTst cabin 10 Liverpool 49, gold
For fur Their Information apply 70
A. SCHUMACHER & 90,
tel-2m South Gay street, Bali IL, .. Nj.
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GERMAN LLOED,

STRA KSREP LINZ PETWBEH VIEW YORK
sou CHAMPION AND BRR HBN,
The steamers Of this Company will san every Sat
orday rom Bremen Pier, foot OF Third -eS<as
street, huOoken. Rates OF passage: 4 = 80
From New York 70 Southampton, Lon -~12sssskss
oSn, 20 S9e bismen nrst csDD sao seconc
or passage, apply to OELRIChS q CO,
sp1-6m Bowling Green, ' sw York.
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The HOT WEATHER.-The following il the
range OF The thermometer at HempIer'S yesfer
day: Al = o'clock m, 81; At , p. M, 35o: an
y m ~; ar 8 p. m, -. Today: At l. m.
- NJ = y. m. 80.
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STEAMERS. &c.
ARRANGEMENT.

FOg NORFOLK, FORrBRs MuNROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The sy=isr Ard elegant iron StesrleT LADY OF
TIE LAKE, Capt. Z. J. BCSSE- e.
WILLS, .sa.se 6Jh-stTeet What .ssssSSs<azE
Until further notice, syssy MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 81 bo'cl'k
g. NJ, connecting with steamers for Boston, Provi
dence aid ether Northern Points. Returning,
leaves Nur'l.S Cve"y TUESDAY, EEE2S DAY
AMI SATURDAY, Et4 O'Clock ?. -.
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ANDRosCOGGIS "A bleached cotton, nc. :
Hamburg edgingS from auction. from 4 :
b, ;, !gc remnants of spring dress goods ar \
sacrihce. Z. NJ. TOwsOn Co. go PennsyIya
MA avenue. south Side.-Adrt. ~"
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THE FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE LEGION on Sal
UTddy evening elected the following officers
). ID. Deirees, president; l.. H. Patterson and
Ill. y. Faery. vice presidents; w. l.. Mexican
and j. ID. ESkew. secretaries; D. Alexander.
treasurer; y. Davidson, librarian Rev T. I.
kendTick. chaplain: L. II. Patterson, j. NJ
Richards and j. I. ScaggS, delegates to the
Central Temperance organization c. Ii. Davis,
W. II. Towers, l.. julien. 7 c SpurgeDu and
j. NJ Richards, executive committee The
legion decided 70 discontinue the usual Sl;ur-
day night meetings during the warm weather
and IN lieu thereof give an excursion every
Saturday evening.
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
k1ssil every THURSDAY direct from 3d.
Philsdelphis to Liverpool, touching at s5G$4
cabin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
can be had at IL. ID. COOKE, JR. co. 8, Bank
ers, 1893 st. Also, agents for the BED Star Lire
to Antwerp. uy29-tf
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WOMEN, from their Sedentary habits. are
often subject TO headache, and should bear in
mind that LOdile'S HeGiache Specific cures
in 5 to 20 minutes, without fail.
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ASSAULT on \ PRIEST BY HIS CONGREGA-
for services, at the Polish Catholic Church at
Shenandoah, Pa, the priest, on going to
church, found it locked and nailed up. A
present, defying him to open or try to enter
the church. Upon attempting to enter he was
aSSailed with stones and clubs by the crowd
Thirty men and women were at once arrested
and lodged III the lookup. \ number of per-
sons, including the priest, received wounds
none OF which, however, are of serious char
acter. 1t is asserted that the prompt arrival
and. interference Of the police prevented the
excited crowd from killing him on the spot.
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DLEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOB FISH.
i Ing, &c. JOSEPH PASSENO, "a
=, 78 Water street ~
aplo-om georgetown, D. @. S1Ns8
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NUNAHD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing tfe chances OF
collision the Steamers of this line take a speci6c
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 90 at a
lst., or nothing to the north OF As.
On the home~srd passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 1t q lat, or nothing to the north Of A,
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FIRE IN THE COUNTY.-At 81 o'clock this
morning an alarm was sounded from bnv 5iS
ltelAs!lEahla avenue aud It'll street eaSil for
a III IRE re. on Good Hope Hin, in the county by
when me StaOle, dwelling, store house ami
SIIoSed. l he loss is about SOD; insured Tor
So Ii Is supposed 10 have been the work
al an iIcendiary 'AN
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
~ SENG ERS-The steamer MARY ~no0
WAsHINGTON. which has been re- Ezssaassxk
Gently rehtted ard furnished, l.. l..
Blake, captain, is the only boat allowed to land pas
sengers at Mount Vernon wharf. Round trip ST.
including admission to mansion and grounds.
Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf daily (Sundays ex-
ceptedl 1T 10 q. M, aud returns at pm j. MCH.
HOLLINGSWORTH, sup't Ladies' Mount Yer
non Association. l.. L. BLAKE, steamer Mary
Washington. ieI5-1V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

4 TTENTIOA X. p.
,P4T;;e Installation and Picnic of GRO "a
Fans, on v EDNESDkY, july 10. coaches
will leave corner High sni Btidge SIS. N
trr so cents: Nv order committee R Of Hsrmi@re
Lodge, No. IL. X. P. jy5-2~
SELECT- FAMILY EXCURSION,
~ UpGer the auspices of the
BERYL ASSOCIATION.
FORTY MILES on THE POTOMAC.
The steamer Mary Washington
", ies sS e. .t3-street Wharf at m. $3.50
fM,1fsig VEGA! and nstF y reaalngs g.
the boat. Children Is cents. jyS-l0 Is. 20 "a p
SELECT INCLUSION
FORTRESS HONROE. NORFOLK IND
SATURDAY, July 2oth, 1878
The steamef o9 aas pMI 6aaasS following
T yhsr leave 6th-street wharf at p: m.
Staterooms may he secured on boat and at Eb-
bit House Drug Store.
Tichets 50 for the round tip. For sale at the
principal drug and book stores.
ss s. Price a The R56t Hea ee 1ras
TTNIEeRM BATTALION, 1. o. IF.
fortress Monroe hS SSr GGsl sGS tho 10
Capes, July 18Th. ISIS anu inc .sss=zs=ssa.
llcktts, Two l'olia1S; children, TO ~ years,
halt price. Meals On beard, Fifty Cents, Leave
9TH street wharf Thursday at pm, returning
at a. m Saturday. iva
I0iFOR N&NJINOY!
4 FIVE HOURS GRABBING, FYSHFVT .
BA THING
The steamer HARklNGER Will SusSlaas.,-fN
leave Sth-Street wharf on ss2zx<EA7es1sss
EDNFSDAY, July 10th, 1873,
at 3. m, returning at 10 p. n.
I RNI 90 sens; to he had at the nnat and at R.
Refreshments on the boat iys-3t.
THE WEDNESDAY CLUB
Il MOONLIG HIT E&CTRSION,