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IC. HANDY, M. D.
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onre on Congress Street, Tucson.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE LATE DR.. HORACE T. PORTER-On Mon
day. the 18th instant, was laid In Woodlands
Cemetery the mortal remains OF q young
ply sician who, In the beginning of career Of
usefulness, suddenly left this earth for the
better world. Horace ThOrnhill Porter, second
son OF Or. James j. and Mrs. Elizabeth L.
Porter, OF this town, was born on the 18th OF
March, 1S49 at Chester, Pa, where he lived
until his twelfth year, when. about 1860 his
family removed to Washington, and five years
later to Georgetown. The descendant OF e long
line OF distinguished men, Horace chose the
procession and practice OF medicine for his Mfe's
work, and with that view he entered the Med
lcal Department OF Georgetown College, from
which ne graduated with the class OF 1879, and
commenced the practice Of medicine In George
town, ana during the administration Of Gov
ernor Cook he was appointed physician to the
poor poor OF his district. He nlled his place with
nonor until the ONCE itself was abolished by
labors among the destitute sick were still gen
erOusly rendered, without money and without
price" and long will the poor of Georgetown
remember with grateful affection their sYouug
Doctor Horace" as they fondly called him. In
the winter OF 1873 he removed to West Phila-
delphia, to be near young married sister, to
whom he was deeply attached. Here he opened
IN onice Tor the practice OF medicine, and here,
also, his advent was blessing to the sick Door
On Thursday. the 18th instant, as above stated
he suddenly departed for the better life.
THE SCHOONER CHARLES MOORE, Capt. Ro-
DlnSOn, arrived at Georgetown yesterday. The
captain reports that his vessel was caught by
the storm on Monday in the Chesapeake bay.
He says the gale was terrific one, and the
vessel lost her mainsail and fore gait.
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Educational Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians are looking around
for suitable schools at which 10 place their
children and wards for the next term; and
teachers and principals Of educational inStitu-
tons are preparing for the 'fall campaign. u
Among the many excellent schools which ad-
vertise In THE STAR the following have already
made their announcements. AS the others do
likewise notices of them Will appear In this
column:
Medical Department, University OF George
town, corner OF 10th and Z streets northwest
The 31st annual session viii begin September
lSt. Prof. Ross will deliver the Introductory In
the college lecture room, at S O'Clock pfn, to
which the public are invited. For information
as TO the course, the terms, &C., apply to F. A.
Ashford, Md, dean, 1880 New York avenue.
The Columbian University Preparatory De-
paftment opens Wednesday, September 10th;
the college, the same day; Medical school, Mon.
day, october 9th; Law school, Wednesday
october Sth. For Information and catalogues
address j. G. yelling, IL. D., president.
Speneefian Business college. corner It'll and
streets northwest, gives education for real
LIE to girls and boys, In penmansh1p, spelling,
composition, correspondence, business arith-
metic, single and double entry bookkeeping.
business practices, political economy, CONNER
clai law, and lectures. See aCvt.
1s an old established Institution, and for thor
ough training combined with liberal culture is
uLexceled by any In our city
Mr.. Graves school, No. IA list street SOUTH
east, opposite the Capitol, reopens September
LIST. Female department In charge OF Mrs.
zimmerman. Circulars In stationery and drug
stores.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CONDEMNED Locale.

Street lamps will be lighted at $50 D. M and
eXtfngujshed at $3.50 a. m.
Yesterday Mr.. !: P. stanton, for Columbus
Shaw and John Little, entered suit IN eject
ment TO recover lots ! and 4, square 160, from
Mrs. Many IngersOll, widow Of the late E. c.
Jpgersoll, and ThoS. Wilson.
The alarm between and s O'Clock last night
from box 124 was for the discovery Of fire In the
basement OF Kneesis harness store. No. 422 7th
street northwest, which Inflicted damage to the
extent OF about $780, covered by insurance.
See Washing ION Schuetzen Vereln adve. tise-
nent in Special Notice column.
Don't fan to read the Cal pet advertisement OF
G. NJ. TowEon Ia another column.
The steam saw mill OF Edward M, Willis at
Frfestore, Prince William county, Va, was
totally destroyed by fire, the result Of tncen-
dtalism, yesterday moi ming at am. There is
no insurance.
The L. 8. steamers May flower and Standisb,
who have been on summer cruise with the
cadets OF the L. s. naval school at AunaDO'iS,
arrived at the navy yard last evening, md VIII
60 cut OF commits sion,
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THU OOURTS.

PROBATE COURT-Judge James.
Yesterday, Michael Rearden's will was ad-
mitted to PROBATE and record, and w. Il. Rear
zen appointed executor. WIN OF VIM: B. Halves
filed and admitted to probate; letters tesla
mentaly issued to Mary A. JerviS-bond S., 900.
Estate OF Robert Harrison: testimony taken in
behalf OF Robert c. Murphy and others before
II. II. Alexander, special auditor, flied and cause
continued. Adjourned till Tuesday.
POLICR CoURT-J,tdge Bundy pro tenn.
To-day, Maly Jane Holland, vagrancy; bonds
or wOrkhouse Sarah Jane Price, do; do Agnes
White, profanity; IS or days. Mary Hickey,
do: do. Laura Hawkins, do; do. w. McGrath,
John Madlgan and E. Wroe, unlicensed bars;
continued. lRebecca Washing ton, Frank A.
Conrad and Annie Watson, maintaining
nuisance; SIS or Is days. John r. McCathran,
violating hack law, $3.50. Anna Connell, assault
on Lucy Brown; continued. Daniel Digney,
profanity; IS or 10 days-appeal noted. Peter
Lewis, alias Comas, highway robbery; grand
jury. Mordecai Snowden, assault with intent
70 kill Timothy Kennedy; grand jury, Joseph
and Louisa Washington, larceny of
peck OF coal; forfeited their collateral.
Robert Brown, threats; personal bonds. VIM.
Callaher, assault; forfeited. Andrew Miller,
trespassing on canteloupe patch; 81 or 5 days.
Tony Coleman, assault; $40 or 80 days-appeal
noted. Adam Jackson, forcibly entering
house; SIS or 10 days In jail. George Pool, lar
ceny OF clothing from Enos Mcdonald; $40 or 20
days.
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CUTICURA
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
The most Healing, Soothing. and He.
freshing External Application
in the World.

1t rapidly heals Ulcers Old Sores and Disch arglng
Wounds; Itching Plies and other Itching affections
that have been the torture Of lifetime thus afford.
ing unspeakable qualification to thousands; Burns
scalds Wounds. and Testers; al Itching and Scaly
E1nptions Of the SKIM and oil Affections OF the
ever been known to the most intelligent physicians
It has swept host OF poisonous remedies out Of OK.
mode Of treatment, and succeeds in curing every
external affection. At every stage it s ably assisted
naly and at the same time the most delightfully."-
fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath and Nursery
SoSp in existence.
CUTIcURA REsOLvENT, powerful purifying
agent and liver stimulant, should be taken to neu.
traliZe and resolve away blood posons, caused by
the virus Of scrofula, cancer, canker, mslaria OF
contagious diseases which maintain and foster dis
eases of the Skin and Scalp.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
About the Garbage

HTdIUd20.
Editor Star:-Will you please inform an old
subscriber why it is that the garbage cart only
gets IN the neighborhood OF 4th and r streets
NV. once week {and sometimes not that often)
The board OF health are constantly advising the
people to keep their yards clean, in order to
avoid fever. Now, / would like to know what Is
the use OF keeping your yard clean when the
streets and alleys are filled with garbage, which
the people are forced to throw out for want of q
cart to take 1t away, thereby filling the atmo3-
phere with most unpleasant fever odor. Where
are the health inspectors? O. r.
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Plasters.

Placed over the center Of the nervous forces. the
pit of the stomach they furnish the absorbents with
that marvellous vitalzing and restorative agency,
Electricity united with the curative properties of
our own fragrant Basams and Pine. For Weak and
Sore Lungs, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Painful Kid.
neys, Liver Complaint, Bilious Colic Weak Stomach
and Bowels. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and Scistica.
they are the best remedy in the world. Q
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
VM UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
Corner Of Tenth and E Streets Northwest.
The 31st Annual Session will begin Bepteu Der lst
Prof Boss will deliver the Introductory 10 the Col
7 Hissd Lecture ROOM at O'Clock m Public IN
NOBLE You've, NJ. D.. Hmertds Prof o, the prin.
c,p,ss and Practice Of Medicine, and President
dren.
F9o 81 Clinical ssssss Prof Of
and and nsd S e ss
'Ang F9o Of R Tss9i1 n .a R Practice of Medicine
FRANCIS A. ASHFORD. n. D.,
JOSEPH TAgEg JOHNSON, A: NJ. M. D..
n9 i o. Obstetrics and Diseases OF Won en-
o.H f-o kn e rEy.,eI12;;: M d.
~" Prof. Of Materiis Medica and Therapeutics
DANIEL j. KELLEY, A. M, M D.,
Prof. OF Chemistry and Toxicology.
CHARLES E. HAGNER, NJ. d.
Prof. Of Clinical Medicine.
PHILIP &. WALES, NJ D., Surg USN,
Prof. Of Anatomy.
HARRISON Crook. N. D., Demonstration OF Anat
Omy.
JOHN WALTxR, NJ. D., Prosector to Chair OF Anat-
omy.
For additional information apply to
~ +. A. ASHFORD, M. D. Dean,
aug16.tsep30 1850 n T. ayenue
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MURDERED BY A JEALOUS HUsBAND.-Henry
Cole, OF Springfield, N. H., Frenchman, has
been arrested, charged with numbering Frank
Wheeler, 10 years old, who has not been seen
since the Goth OF June, at which time Cole
charged Wheeler with improper Intimacy with
Mrs. cole.
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K +
XXX YY SES & OTTERY.
Wy 8 T.
8 L
Z K 7 SIS ILL

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
HAS SINCE ITS INCORPORATION PAID MORE
MONEY IN PRIZES THAN ANY LOTTERY, Do
MESTIC OR FOREIGN. WHOSE TICKETS ARE
SOLD IN THIS COUNTRY. 1T HAS ALWAYS
KEPT IT'S FAITH WITH THE PUBLIC. HAS
NEVER POSTPONED DRAWING, AND AL.
WAYS PAID ITS PRIZES IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-23

The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
& Potter, Chemists and Druggiets, 500 Washington
Price Of CUrICURA. small boxes. so cents large
boxes, containing two and one. half times the guam.
tify OF small, 81. REsoLyENT. 81 per bottle. OUTI.
ogRA SOAP. rs cents; by mail. 80 cents; three
cakes, Is cents.
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Salt RHEUM.
Life burden from the sufferfnes caused
by this terrible disease.

Mesgrs. WEEKS POTTER: Gentle7ner,-Flsase
accept my most grateful thanks for the great very
great, comfort have received from the of your
UUTICURA.
troubled with that dresdful disease, Salt Rheum.
For months would be helpless. my very life q
burden to me.
have used everything In the shape Of medicine,
both external and Internal, but with no effect.
Of them being all raw. and thought would try
CUTIcURA.
j tried it, and 10! It was a. If miracle had been
performed, for VIII take my oath that in three ap.
plications my hands were - smooth as q newborn
Ipresume there are hundreds. il not thousands
who know Of my case among whom there may be
some one similarly afflicted, and 30 would earn.
est advise him to give CUTlCURA trial
Yours, very thankfully,
A. D. BAKER, Ticket A gent, C.. s. r. r.
DETROIT JUNCTION. DETRoIT, MICH
Jan. so, 1879.
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TETTER OR SALT RHEUM

1EseRs. WEEKS POTTER: observation-disclosures
been troubled for many years with the letter or
Salt Rheum, and spent many . hard earned dollar
was given trial Of your OUTICURA, and, thank
God. my hands are we'll never had anything to do
You may put this in the paper and welcome and
may 1t do some other poor sufferer the same good
It has done me! am well known here. haying lived
here almost fifteen years and kept bOarder8 for q
living, and sometimes my heart was sore thinking
would have to give up sltosether With my sore
but oh! thank God. my hands are well, 90 / again
return thanks Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH BUCKLEY
I1TTLEToN. N A., Nay so. 1878.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW VICTOR AND WEED
~ sEWING MACHINES, at OPPENHEIMER'H,
exchanged, ON easy terms. Renting and Repairing
aEgl6tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-23

LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN P. O.
AUGUST 23D, 1879
H-Spencer William W.
1t J. NJ EDMUNDS, p. NJ.
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A Card

WASHINGTON, D. c., August %. 1879.
10 the Subscribers Of the National Fair Grounds
The managers of the National Fair Associ-
atlon nave published an address which COM
mences AT the earnest solicitation of large
for National Fair association, which was an
proved June Is, 1875" This assertion is ALSO
I1tety false. The only solicitation of Congress
secure the consent of the parties named in the
charter to the use OF their names, and Mr.. VIM,
ID. Gait refused to allow his name used. /
alone procured the Charter by taking the sub.
committee to Benning's, and explaining to
them that it was exclusively intended to util-
lie the investment they saw before them ana
make max It 2 public benefit. would also say
the self-constituted advisory board is intended
10 deceive the stockholders and the public.
They have no track laid out, nor have they So.
to the plans Of budngs etc., is the sa same H1s
old story we have been reading for the last
month; 1t fs all to help the collectors. The fact
q fo tneir o calling on the subscribers to pay up
tnat they are trying to get it into few hands. by
crowding out those who subscribed with the dis.
unct understanding that but 20 per cent. would
subscribers, that is all they can compel them to
pay this year. and those who subscribed with
the understanding that the fair was to be 10.
eated at Jennings would be entitled to the
money they have paid If the location is changed
AS TO the number OF acres OF land there could
be no mistake, as they had it on plat fn plain
ngures before them as made by the surveyor
who subdivided 1t a year ago last March. The
otner part was decided of many months before
this organization was made, which the records
VIII show. AS to the low lands, they are mine,
and In subdivtdiDg my land, enclosed them as
any other man would have done. It is not true
rat this land is rot lit for use. The Columbia
long range targe. land on it, and it has been
IN constant use for over three years. reiterate
an published In my card in THE STAR OF the
goth instant. do charge the board OF directors
with acting in bad faith, and that no honorable
body OF men would hold an office under a char
ter obtained by the sole efforts Of singe indipid-
uat, and use the same against him to destroy
his property. The community will learn.
sooner or later, that man who Is guilty OF so
base an act is not to be trusted II the stock.
holders win name four or five good men whom
can work with, and who are capable Of taking
charge OF money already raised and not SQuan-
dered, will agree to give them three fairs in
side OF twenty-seven months and pay for the
property at Benning's without calling on them
10r another dollar. will also give bond that
the property shall be theirs or the amoun6 OF
money now raised shall be returned to the
stockholders. F. p HIM.
Washington, August %.
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GxANAslUM'
No GIL STREET NORTHWEST.
WITH HOT AND COLD BATHS,
Reduoed to d per month. No initiation fec
dolly
YOUR LAST CHANCE.

YOUR LAST CHANCE.
In order to prepare for FAN Trade have reduced
my whole line OF SUMNER CLOTHING fully Is
per cent
II You wish to save money buy now.
Never were Goods cheaper.
Never were such Genuine Bargains offered.
Your Last Chance to get Good and Reliable Cloth
ing at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Your Last Chance
TO BUY AT PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BE.
FORE IN THIS CITY.
Hesitate 20 longer, but come right along for
GENUINE BARGAINS,
Cd you may never-not even hardly ever-hRve such
q chance offered 10 you again.
BOHlNESS SUITS ct reduced prices.
DRESS SUITS ct reduced prices.
ALPAOA COATS at reduced prices.
WHITE VESTS at reduced pricaa
BOYS and CHILDRENS' SUITS at reduced
prices
Whole Stock at Reduced Prices to make room for
Fan Goods
Buy Now.
Hesitate no longer.
A. STRAUS,
sugStr 1Oll Pesna. ace.
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6KAND OPENING OF new fall dry goods i'm.
mems mense STOCK. ToWson's, Pennsylvania avenue,
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DIsMIssED.-Wm. Burk and Frank Douglas.
two rather well-knOwn cOlored men, were ar
raigned in the Police Count this morning on the
charge OF the larceny OF q pair of pants, vest
and piece OF cloth from Wm. Hart, a mer-
chant tailor on E street, some three weeks
since. The case was dismissed.
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summer Entertainrnents

Fords Opera House, elegantly refitted for
ane Ia , season aas oy the enteIprsing mana
full military comic opera 'Fatinitza," winch
has had fine run elsewhere, and is full OF
sparkling music and funny situations. Low
Thorlae's Summer Gdrden.-Vocal and instru-
mental concert. New York avenue, between
18th and 14th streets.
tainment.
Exeurssons.-The regular Franklin Legion ex-
curs1on this evening. -. Fifty cent excursion
amS TT
Blackiston's Island tomorrow, by washington
and Baltimore Excursion Company. - Excur-
sion West End Division, No. 9, s. of T., to
to Occoquan Falls, steamer Mary Washington,
Sunday. Buck1ngham's select excursion
to Marshall Han tonight
A FAMILY FIGHT, IN WHICH THE POLICE
TOOK HAND.-Between aud 10 o'clock this
morning cries Of Murder and "Police" were
heard IN house No. 464 c, between ~ and 9Th
streets, known as the american Laundry, !" and
kept by Mrs. Byrnes. Word was sent TO police
headquarters, and Sergeant Arnold, who hap
pene0 10 Oe there, ran around to the house,
where he found the door locked ana a crowd
assembled In front, the sounds of the ARRAY
inside being kept up at concert pitch. Finding
sergeant scaled the iron palings and entered
the front window, when he found furious
0attle wag1ng between Mrs. Byrnes and her
AVSDoAO, OoHICi du atHl6tic anu pOWcf-
ful man. His entrance turned the tide Of battle
upon himself, as both man and wife made for
MIN; and, although powerful man himself,
the sergeant was getting the worst of 1t, when
Lemuel Weeden, driver OF the police ambulance
and Detective McDeyitt came to his rescue
through the window and succeeded in capturing
ByrneS, who resisted and fought the officers
desperately. In self protection, Mr.. Arnold was
Obliged to shike back at the man, and when he
arived at police headquarters the scars of
battle were visible In several places on him.
Byrnes was Intoxicated. This laundry is the
same place where sudden death occurred
from apoplexy few days s'ece.
A HIGHWAY RoBBER ARREsTRD.-Detectiye
McDeyltt last night arrested a black fellow
named Peter Lewis, who has for some time past
been engaged in petty acts of highway robbery
IN South Washington, by snatch1ng pocket
books, articles Of jewelry, &C., from ladies pas :.
Ing on the streets after dark. Several OF these
acts can be proved against him, and he was
taken 10 the Police Court this morning and
charge OF highway robbery was preferred by
with slung shot On Wednesday night and
package OF candy snatched from her hand
Mrs. Gibson testified that this man followed
her On wednesday night, and coming up to
her struck her with something wrapped 10 a
handkerchief. bruising her neck and ann, and
ne snatched part OF some candy she had In
her hand colored man testified to seeing
the act. Another witness testified that he
heard Peter say that he was going to get her
pocketcook. The case was sent TO the grand
jury; bonds $500.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John I. SImIns and Charlotte G.. Craig: John
Low, or Prince William county, Va, and Ella
,Talson, or stafford county, Va; Samuel Collins
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pLACKISTQN,S.
FIFTH SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION,
SUNDAY, AUGUST "A,
Ely WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE EycuR
SION COMPANY.

STEAMER JANE MOSELEi, at s:3oan.
No Gisreputable persons allowed q board
g.. Tic sd Is Ssnt.; children under 100
National Hotel Drug Store. How
srd's, corner 9TH snd Sis. NV; Harb MS corner
Hh ct. and Pa. avenue east; De Moile, NAVY Yard
and Cropley's. IlC Bridge st. Georgetown.
StaterooEps for Rale on the boat
sueal-st W. A SHORT, sec-etsry,