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The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
,1IRTfI EDITION
=, SALISBURY FL" H.

,ox FEET OF FLOORING
Ef N, %lI,s,i1, Inslp-Loss $4,000. D., ..,,,o
u, 10 " ,rou salisbury, Md, give
s'nans nS''rnss PARTICULARS ,asM in rela,on ves' 10
iOl'oTi6 l',%ic6 occurred in'l'at 'o""' S''
,i''.n'ot ga, out in + L. Jackson q
Ie ,1ai, p,HN ioc mill. at tw,lve o'c,soh. ,,oi,
spIal.i,IIy Communicated with their
Iap,U'' '''nI,cr yards and eranary au-
4, s'' Thr lT fire continued burning my
|ne' ,l.,s nv tLe entire afternoon, de-
lls ug'' y OJO feet ofdressed ilooriiis
lns o,oji ,',rjnfies of lumber, besides the
o. vi Il ,,anary. the latter containing
anu nuI. sihou,and bushels OF wheat al,d
,in vn Th. hand fire EN- inc wo'llu
ls gram, and as as the conilagration seem
Norh' ,ime 10 threaten the whole
ohi .hich ronsi,is Of frame buildings,
'lTam w",I was dispatched to Whining
,,1'p G,1 f,rassis ance, and Two engines
pe, s',, M Mayor Almond, OF that
" vi" . special train running sixty
y" sn hour, which arrived at u p III;
f,,ary a is situated one hundred ana
V"' mi,es south Of Wilmington, on the
srn T' Shore railroad, and Is the point
[sI''h si" ' ,l,n Wicornico and Pocomoke
[naj @ ioins the former line, connect
/ F,%s ,o.u with Ocean City.
hsn M tLe fire broke out the air was
| In, wind 50 II sprung up from the
ond blew the flames over the WI
riyrr IIaithe wind been north
,y ~ ,yest the town would have been
I.o,oJ Tie total loss by fire is esti-
Il ai SO o0o0 insurance, Sl2,ooO.
Fr + Jackson " at Ocean Guy
VA, te.esraphed for. Mr.. John
| ., nr, ,rielor OF the Atlantic House,
n" ,n,. and the Peninsular House,
4. .hnry. started from the former place
1s,G,bury, hat returned Oh learning
! ,hc fire was under control. Mrs
| hcl,,ou. wife Of one Of the mem
I ot H.. firm. was so shocked OF
[oins Of the fire that she died. Sh
4 been sick some time. She leave'
! children. 49,
,ir, "a, first observed about TWEEN
nputus pas' twelv' O'Clock, the roo
(he planing mill then being in blaze
1 fire WIS supp lS'd to b We cangb
IN a h,ug sp rk from the smoke
n The II ,i.e4 spread with grea
Idity. and Ia a shutt time the lnhah
H. were in terrible state OF frigh
| fear the whole town would be devas'
NJ. The fire department, CONSIST ng o
\ dihpliated hand-cng,ns, was dis
Cd at the start, AMI the people fnuu'
kul,rvrs without any M ans OF fight
lhe flames. fortunately during tb
[rrDoon,the Wind Gil; n % 10 the souil
Il turning The cou 80 of he hre froi
! heart OF the town, and directing
wards the liver.
Al 9ij o'clock last III lit the suppress
bu Of the fire was announced hv III
cep ion of the following dispatch !
j. city by Mayor A llmpnd:
Fire nud"r cumplrt centrol, and yot
b irp rrment now playing on the IA
|.ng cnbers. A change OF wind aver
whaL would certainly have been
|ry disas'rouS affair 10 our people. I'll
eut Is ib- burnlug of large stsa'
anins Il saw mill aud lumber yard
|out Two million feet of timber. I.O
,Oat 80 ,tr0: Insurance about $1,000
banks io! your prompt re- ponse.
a j. DENJAMIN,
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DUEL IN ALABAMA.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July A.-The duel
between Captain Humphreys and Major
Meore took place yesterday 1t point
fourteen miles east Of Columbug, Miss. !.
in the State of Alabama. Five hundred
persons witnessed the affair. Ths cOm-
batants fired upon each other without
Smith & Weston revolvers. ID, Major
Moore fred Immediately on turning.
Captain Humphreys took deliberate
aim. After the frat fire friends pressed
the seconds to take advantage Of the
regulations of the code, which was done
ami the affair ended, both Of their hon.
ors having been satisfied. The duel
grew out Of difference in politics.
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EFFECTS OF THE YELLOW FEVER
PANIC.-The Chicago Commercial Re-
port estimates the loss to the provision
trade already, in consequence Of the
yellow fever blockade at N emphis and
the d. preston in prices and falling of
in sales, at not less than 81 800 900. Large
quantities Of pork AMI bacon which
were inte nded for sale at the South, and
would have been sold there but for the
fever, Will now have to be carried oveI
into the new season. The fact has ma
terial effect upon prices. which is alread,
IA, low as the cost of production will
warrant.
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PersOnal.

Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker, Father Fallon,
of St. Paul's Catholic Church, Rev. l..
Marks, of Hanover Presbyterian Church,
and wife, and Mr.. f. b. +. Miller, went
to Ocean City, yesterday.
Hon. +. G. Bradford and wife started
Yesterday for Spring Lake, Monmouth
county, N. j., where they will sojourn
for Two weeks.
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Shot In jail.

QUINCY, ILL.,. July 24.-A band Of de-
iermiued men entered the jail whore
Frank Hobbs, colored, was confined, on
II charge Of criminally assanlting and
nearly killing Mrs. Fcrguson.n' Reai,ng
Pike county, and sho. him dead and
dragged his body. r,ddled with bullets,
through the street. His vicun had identi-
fed him.
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A 1.o. Of Ind,s...s Fsshers.e.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July A:-Ihe
Gloucester fishermen arc very indignant
at the interference with their rghts,
under the Washington treaty. BY the In
habitauts of Cape Breton by refusing to
allow squid to be caught ip their waten.
These squid are needed for bait by the
bank feet, and the conduct or the peo-
pie in that section and their threats to
cut up the seiues Of American fishermen,
it is held by the fishermen, should b
called to strict account by the authort-
ties at Washington. * lot
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Strikes.

Twenty five men employed in working
on a new forebay at MELONS mills, Rid
dies Banks, struck for an advance OF
wages on Wednesday. They had been
receiving S1.25 per day. The strike,
however, was not successful, as Other
workmen were secured at the old rates
The dyers also struck, and thus compell-
ed the weavers to stop work.
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A SNAKE JUMPING ON A TRAIN
OF CARS.
From the N. Y. Evening Post

From the N 7. Evening POBt'
As construction train on the Boston
and New York Air Line Road was going
through "Link Pot" cut, just east of East
Hampton, Conn.,, last Monday, a black
snake five feet long came wrlggling
down the rocks from above and jumped
into the tender to the locomotive where
five or six men were riding. At first
there was a good deal of fright, but the
reptile was quickly dispatched.
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Largo ard TmDOrtnnt Sale

tba ue .r sa'e OF Il Property belonging to
h, 9s.S'G OF the late DR.. j. A. Brown,
no', ~ !. h'ald, to morrow is one of the
ni,,o Important sales that has taken
n,n1 m 'or some time. IL should COM
yssl"ra nu she a 'tentlon of capitalists and in
r%,''s' an omnibus will leave the
d,rco, ot u, Rouse at 230 o'clock and run
'ee' 10 'he premises to be sold.
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Death From Yellow Fever in Gin
clnnRtl,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July "a, 1879.
The first dea h from yellow f.ver In
his city occurred at the Hummel House
o-n,ght. 1t was a refugee from Mem
his named j. Z. Hocke, who arrived
yesterday. The quarantine is being
strlcly enforced. There have heen NO
.,ther cases in the city up to this time.
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Prince Jerome Accepts.

LONDON, July 25.-The Stdnadrds cor.
respondent says Figaro publishes a let
ter from M. Prax, Paris, u leading Bon.
apar,ist, which has every appearance ol
"a manifesto inspired by Prince jerome
Napolean. The letter declares that the
Prince accepts tine rights and duties ol
his position.
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A CARD.

1OaII VINO are ST neri,'g iIOm the errors
and iudiscretiOns of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., j
Will send a recii that Will cure you
FREE OF cH AFE. This great remedy
was d:scuvere.. by II missionary IN South
America. Send IL =. addressed envelOp
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station u
zew York City.
"A ,u,
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severely Tnturetl.

SlS,h thomas Cox, living at 9Os West
'n o'rl'al street, rect, fell down stairs, about five
vash Vh r.; iast evening, and cut a severe
ssan,,;nr n in ner head, l. inches long, and
R;ah,ne 10 The skull. DR.. William II
hhs is'a ;s attended TO the injured lady and
'ne is now doing well.
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New parlOr Cars.

wnr,N s,,N'efuay the Harlan & HolMngs-
shana company sent from their car
ps f"r r. a new new Pullman drawing. room car
ON ,ha l"e + bPullman Company. 1T is to run
yer~ S"s ssrehhTylvania Railroad, and is a
very handsome piece of work
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DIE;l.

BATFS.-Suddenly ON the 23i inst. Jas.
A. Bates In the 65lh year Of his age.
The relatives aid friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday afternoon at 4 o.
clock, ,om his late residence, Thir'i street
and Concord Avenue, Chester. Pa.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25

THE golden era of prosperity upon
which the country according to Mr.. Sher-
man is entering, and for whfch he mod
estly assumes the credit, is a curious era
for a country that Mr.. Shermans party
friends tell us is going to rack and ruin
through the agency of "Confederate
Brigaliers."-N. Y. Star.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
PEACH SHIPMENTS,

Peach shipments are slowly increasing
but they are not yet sufficient to war
rant running of special trains. Yester-
DAYS shipments amounted to five car
loads, most of which were consigned to
New York.
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FROM REROBOTH.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important TO NIOthers

Important 10 MOthe ~.
Mrs. W1nslOw's Soothing Syrup IN the
only thing that mOther- con rely upon for
their children. IL cOrrects acidity Of the
siOui ach. cur.s wind collie, regulates the
h,.weis and gives rest. health AID comfort,
10 mother and child. During the process
Of teeti,ing Us value Ia incalculahle IL
softens ihe gums, reduces inf TN alton
and allays all path thereby giving rest 10
he cht.d and cO'ntOrt 10 the mOtber.-
rwent y-cv, cents n bottle. nHrI5-IycOd
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NJ OTICE.-The 'egula quarterl, meet
~ ing Of the Trustees Of the Poor, of
Aims House, Wednesday, July 80, at 10
O'Clock a. m. All persons having bills
will pI esent them on or before that day.
The Supply Commi ittee will meet at the
Aims House, Sa urday, Augu It I'd, at II a.
M, when proposals will b, received for
furnishing The Aims House, for the next
,hree IN onths, with bread, meats and u
bacco. j. W. COOCH,
Iy24 2G 28 29&1tw, Secretary.
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HEAVY RAIN STORM.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July "A

The heaviest rain storm for years pre-
vailed here tonight, water falling -
from waterspout and rushing down the
str eets aud alleys. The lightning and
thunder were of the most incessant, vivid
and terrific character. r tdE
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To the Public.

AM the public In general thatI have taken
the hotel lately accu pied by JOhn Elliott.
and known as the "Old Allan Corner, - ii
the village OF Christiana.s Will keep my
liquors. First class accom- mOdatiOus for
travellers. WIN. r. .NiCKERSON.
apl1 -daw. -
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

XIvANTED.-Copy OF the nAILY GA
W zETrE, OF Monday, A pril 7th. Five
cents will be paid for u perfect copy
ty2i-f AT THIS OFFICE.
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HEALiD " 60.
RANk nlSS & RHOkE ElIS.
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEA IEKS IN
,TOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT
CAGES COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon. and General Collec-
IONS. Tickets 10 aud drafts OH Great
',ritaiu and other parts of the world.
jams 1yd
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, 200 REWARD.

y wew'il pay the above reward for any
Ia formation that will lead to the rrest and
conviction of the person or persons who
act fire to our ice house on the evening OF
the 2sd. WALTON BROTHERS..
iva st.
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.EMOCRATs ATTENTION !!

u A Ii. ceiling of The City Dem mOcratic
Nssoci ,tion, will b; held in the hall OF the
Friendship Engine House. Tenth and
Shipley streets on Saturday evening. July
6, 1oT9, at o'clock. A general attendance
is r. quested, as business o. importance in
reference to the City Election will be
brought forward. BY order OF the City
Executive Com mittee
JAMES H.:MYERI,
jy23-tm. President.
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Financial and Com .m ercini.

WILMINGTON. DEL, July 25. is79
l. test stock quotations. furnished by
,sald a Co.. Clayton House Building
Vilr. ington, Del. at IL M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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Local Stocks and Bonds.

Local Stocks and Bonds.
National Bank of Delaware. ar
FIRST National Bank. nk.................. 1856
Union National Bank................... ..H
National Bank viii. and Brandywine.. 50
rarmeps' Bank. ...................... 81
Nilmin ston Coal Gas Com mpany....... S4
Delaware r. r. Co. Observation-Disclosures 26h
delaware Western R r Co stock, 10
Phlla. vii. 4 Baltimore r. r. Co... 65H
Wilm d Northern II. X. .CO............. 2
Delaware Fire Ins. CO.................3 IS
Delaware State Bonds ..................lu3 lu3
Wilmington City 6s.....................l IS. .lssx
wilmington Ciiy ss....................iO ss. iO2l.
New Castle County Loan. lUz
Delaware Railroad. first MOftgage...... lO2
delaware Railroad. extension. ......... t01
WI. Passenger Railway Co. list mort. 100
'' Z" Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. 99
Masonic Hall Observation-Disclosures.
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bill and revivor. Hunt agt. Burche; sale ratified
nisi. Arundel agt. Inlay; rule against James
McGibbOn to show cause. HOltOn agt. Fitman
ct al; pro cOnfeSSO. Gardner agt. COWeu ct al;
pro confesso against certain defendants. Had
ley agt. Sovereign Cooperative Association;
time for hearing motion for injunction set for
May 81. Savage agt. Savage; private sale au-
thorized. Larner agt. Gideon; authorizing re-
celver to record plot. Coe agt. Coe; testimony
ordered taken. Clark agt Gross; Perry & Colds
borough appointed trustees and receivers.
POLICE CoURT-Judge She'll
To-day, VIM. Palmer and John Anderson,
colored boys, charged with petit larceny OF some
copper and nickel coin; Palmer sent to the
reform school and Anderson fined S. and
ordered to make restitution, or go to Jail. Chas
Tascoe, colored, charged with assaulting an
the grand jury. Charles Thomas, colore1, petit
larceny of groceries from store in which he
was employed as porter; $40 or thirty days.
Geo. Jackson, forfeited collateral. Mary Ker-
nan. an old thief and vagrant, was sent to the
WOrkhouse. Joseph JOY, assault on Jas. Ray;
IS. Adam Miller, charged with petit larceny;
cont1nn ed. Chas Tascoo, public profanity; S..
John Atchison, loud; s.. John Jones, same; S..
Joseph Conway, cOlored, caught In a vaca IL
house without consent of the owner; $50 Annie
Morrison, street blasphemy, S.; and bonds to
keep the peace, or 80 days in WOrkhouse John
Jones, loud and boiSterOuS: So. John Selby, dis
orderly conduct; S.. Geo. Smith, charged with
paStlfring goat on the parking; continued
Henry Johnson, fighting in the Northern Lib
erty market; S.. John Robinson, loud and bis
ferrous; IS. Anna Hayes, diSOrderly gathering:
SIS. Frankie Monenta, miserable looking old
tramp, was sent down to the workhouse. Harry
Hurdle, small white boy, charged with BATH
ing in the river at unlawful hours: reDrimanded
ana dlSm1SSed with q caution. .
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CRIMINAL COURT-J,tdJe Homer.
To day, Isabella Bowling, convicted OF assault
and battery; motion for new trial filed. Clara
Smith alias Sarah Smith, larceny; plead guilty;
cfllcer (Aarkwood), was convicted and SEN
fenced to one year In The penitentiary.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day. TrueWorthy agt. Murtagh; Judgment
affirmed. Smith agt. Chronicle company; de-
cree that landlords claims for rent have prece-
uence. ROane agt. Denver & Peck; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, Gatchel agt. Shepherd; dismissed
Shepherd agt. Lloyd; non suit. Clark agt Gold
stein; judgment for defendant. Gersdorf agt.
agt. Adamantine Brick Co., garnishee: juds-
ment for garnishee. vogelweyd agt. Warner;
submitted and judgment for defendant for costs
Hurdle agt. Talbot; jury out.
EQUITY COURT. .J,niae Macarthur.
pS Saturday Coggns at East Washington
complainant. Ramsey agt. Daniels: settled
Grant agt. F. S. and T. Company: late auditor
10 proceed. McManus agt. Standish ct al. pro
cohiesso against White, Winde and Jenner
tea. benjamin agt. Benjamin. aIimOny and
counsel ices ordered paid Ford AFT. Holden:
complainants testimony to be closed. Riggs
agt. IhoHlas; reference TO auditor. Farrant agt
agt. F. s. and T. Company; former decree mod
ifed. Zantzlnger agt. Ingersoll ten days al
lowed complainant to take testimony Cook
agt: Cook; attachment against defendant de-
MED and restraining order discharged. Thomp-
son agt. Thompson; reference to auditor VIII
lett agt. LyleS account OF receiver approved
and discharge ordered Owens agt. Smoot:
ty: Strait agt. Strait; to be heard In the Gene
raj Term In first instance. Brent agt. Brent;
Martin V. Morris. guardian ad l1tem, appointed.
Laid agt. Mangum; leave to file supplemental
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Amusenlents &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Ford's benefit here
next Wednesday evening Is going to bring out
one OF the largest audiences OF the season.
large number OF tickets have been sold-nearly
the attraction, and as given by the Ford Zim-
norman combination will be something worth
Fearing.
"WORLD OF FAsHIoN.'-This sparkling COM
edy is to be given this evening at Ford's Opera
House with an excellent cast. Besides that OF
the beneficiary, Miss Mcconnell, the following
EeltknoWn names appear:-Hay, Jefferson,
Bangs, Randolph, MarstOn, Wallace, Boss, Hop
perton and Newton. There is every indication
OF packed house.
CONCERTs.-See Prof. Widows advertisement
OF two grand concerts at Lincoln Hall, next
Thursday evening, and the other at the Congre-
eat1onal church the following (Friday) evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.eThe Philharmonic
society VIII give its last concert Of the season
at this church next Wednesday evening. The
following Is the programme 1. Chorus "LOrd
Thou alone art GOd," from st. Paul; 3. Duet
"Oh, flowers Of the verdant lea," Bamby; g.
Cantata, Coy general request) The Ancient Mar
liner. Barnett. Sololsts-Miss Henrietta Beebe
lo1 \. J, soprano; Mr.. Theo. /. Toedt {of N.Y.,
tenor; Mr.. Harvey KOhr, baritone; Mr. j. c.
Head, basso; Prof. Val. w. Caulield (of Balti-
mOIe), organiSt; DR.. j. P. Caulfield, conductor,
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The Comique opens to-
night IN It's summer quarters, which combine
cool and comfortable theater and summer
garden. The programme will be the best Of
varieties. Strong outside talent viii aid the
regular company.
MARIN1's HALL.-Prof. Marini's annual Nav
Dall, the closing event Of the season. will come
OH at Mar1nls Hall tomorrow evening. 1t Will,
as usual! DE most enjoyable affair.
The MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF RYLAND
ton, May 30th The steamer W. W. Corcoran
has been engaged.
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THE ANNUAL REVIEW AND PARADE of the DO
lice viii take place Wednesday next, as stated
In saturdays STAR. They viii meet on X street.
between 10th and 18th streets, at p.m., In full
sumner uniform, and, preceded by the Marine
band, Will march along X street TO 18th, TO
PennSy lVania avenue through the Presidents
grounds, and thence to the Capitol, where the
force will be inspected by the Commissioners of
the District and the District committees OF both
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Ed
muDd Clements to John w. Wade, parts Of lots
II and ~, SO: 4o2; s, 500. Jonathan KirkwOod,
T. r. Jones to Mrs. nj. L. Richey, do: 10000
Nathaniel Wilson and G. NJ. Mack to Ellen r.
Elliot. lot 4, so. 237; ST. 500. Benjamin A. Hum
mer to Andrew LangdOn, lots and 2. block 10,
In sub. of tract OF land known as LeDroit Park;
s., subject TO incumOrance. VIM. NJ. Tenney
to Robert B. Tenney, part lot 80, on north side
OF Water street, Georgetown, lot 2, in sub. Of
Lees bill: 81 .OlO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

THE DAsHAwAYs met last night, Hon. d. Z.
Holloway presiding, with Mr. l.. Ii. Patterson
as secretary. After prayer by Mr.. Alexander
Eagleston, addresses were made by Messrs. Os-
car Alexander. George b. Wright, Of Cincinnati;
Mr.. Paxton. OF Mass, and VIM. j. Boyd. Mr.. G..
Palmer delivered temperance recitation. and
the choir, under Mr.. Lafayette Sykes, rendered
coed music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

TIE CASE OF R. s. MARSH. charged with per-
jury, In conn ection with the proceedings against
him as guardian to the orphans or the late w.
ii. Tanning, was this morning, In the Criminal
Court, set for tomorrow, and Col. Cook. his
counsel. gave notice that he would then file a
motion to uuaSh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

EThe warm spell has increased the de-
mand for pineapple cuts" at the BARRIERS.
IL Pensacola and all the gulf ports show
clean health reports, and all OF the towns Oh
order to prevent any yellow fever outbreak
during the ensuing summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Able
K. Griggs and Emily Hooper; Ledger B. LIVES
and Julia Garner; Charles RosenthalI, OF Win
ston, y. c.. and Jennie ID. Ham; Caleb Gibson
and Annie Eliza Watson; Joseph Harris and
Susie Green; Lem9el Price and Catharine jack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

DROWNED IN THE PoTOMAC.-Officers Yeat-
man and LOmbardy yesterday morning dis
covered the body OF a man In the river near the
Arsenal grounds and drew 1t ashore, when Ii
was recognized as the remains OF a colored man
named Vim. Hill, sixty years old, who resided
on p street, between Sd and AZ streets SOUTH
west. He had been employed as coal HEAVIER at
Emery'S wharf. He was single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

1.-THE GREATEST EFFORT OF HIS LIFEn-that
large purchase OF superb old Mandehling Java
coffee, by the Supt. or the Great Pinafore Tea
Company. so that it could be sold at Is cents
pound Try it, +
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The Weather
LOCAL NEWS.
lmusements. 6c.. n

Amusements, &c, T0.niEht.
Fsrd's Opera House.-Testimonial to Miss Hat
the Shakespeare Club
Summer Theater Con,ique
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INDICTED.-The grand jury to-day indicted
Samuel q. Young and John II. sullivan for
having embeZzled the funds Of the Evening
Star Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

PARDONED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
has paIdOned Ferdinand McDermott, boy OF
~ years, sentenced by the Police Court In Sep
TENDER last to the reform school dun ing his mi
nOrity.
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1T Is STATED (''offically'0 that the sales OF the
Great Plnafore Tea Company, 11O4 18th street,
nave increased at the rate OF 100 per cent q
month. Choicest goods and lowest prices did
the business, Send for price list,
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sold in Brownsville, Texas
No. 1858, drawing Second Capital Prise Of
61O, 600, sold in Baltimore, Md
No 0.02l, drawing Third Capital Prize of $1,000.
sold in New York CITY.
Fourth and Fifth CAPITAL Prizes sold in Nav York
City and Mobile Ala
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GAS FIXTURES. Mantels Latrobes and Ranges
at Ham1ltOn's Plumbing Establishment, Sill u
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Charles w. Handy, real
estate auctioneer, sold at auction, on Saturday
lot 2. in square 246 with improvements, to Ed
ward Weston for s. Co.,
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THE COURTS.

LADIHs MADRAS Bingham suits and parasols
to match, at Baun's, 4OS aud 416 1th ST