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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

ToRTUREs OF TIE TRACK.-A pale, sunken-
eyed girl was brought before Justice Bixby in
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
She wept bitterly. and in her paroxysm began
splitting up blood. She was Maggie slater, four
teen years old, OF No. % V.ndam street. Her
mother said she ran away from home last week
and On Monday she found her engaged as q
been put on the track with another OF her own
age and In her first day had walked twenty
eight miles. She had still been dragging herself
along when She was attacked with nausea and
began to v0mit blood. rest had been given
her, when her mother had her taken to court.
Justice Btxby committed her to the house of
refuge.-[N. Y Herald, 3D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

SB-O ,d Sotourner Truth says she has more
alarm about the civilized heather than she has
about those who are not civilized.
tH-The late William s. OBrien left an estate
Of 100000. Each Of his nieceS, nepheWS and
$275,OO0. .
u-On Sunday night an unknown man
entered the house OF Robert Brown, farmer,
near West Winchester, ont, and lied Brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THE GRAND DUKES REvKNGE-One Of the
Russian Grand Dukes is married to German
girl Of humble birth. "Soclety' at Moscow
snubbed her. So the Grand Duke caused
hotel where many ladies of "society" were &C.
custOmed to sup with their admirers to be sur
rounded by the police. The ladies were called
upon to give their names and their addresses
and then their husbands we're sent for to iden-
tify them.-[LO1ldon Truth, July 24th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

BRIDES ExCURs1oN.-This morning Eliza
cooley was arra1gned In the Police Court on the
charge OF vagrancy. Of1icer Middleton testified
that he found her walking alone about one
O'CLOCK this morning on Indiana avenue and
TOOK her In. The accused then took the stand
ana tesLlned That her name was Weideman, she
having been married about two weeks ago. and
that when arrested she was on the way home
from an excursion, but she did not know what
excursion IL was. The court remarked that he
would send her on another excursion and sent
her to the workhouse for sixty days,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THR ANNUAL CONFERENCE Of the New York
District OF the Free Methodist Church, which
comprises the country east OF the Susquehanna
river and south as far Maryland. began its ses-
sioDs in Philadelphia yesterday. The conference
comprises 773 members and % preachers. The
church throughout the country numbers 1852
mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

CAUSE or PASTORS RRs1GNArroN.-The
Rev. VIM. F. Eel, charged with intemparance
has resigned his position as pastor OF the Rose
dale N. Y. Baptist church and left town. He
was recently married, and has been one Of the
most successful preachers In Ulster county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

MISTAKEN FOR A GRAPE THIEF AND SHOT By
HIS HIRED MANA special from Pittsburg,
sept. 2, SayS:-FrOm developments made to-day
there is no doubt that Professor De Ham was
accidentally shot by his hired man, Peter j.
Bauer. The latter heard rustiing of the leaves
OF the grape vine and fired two shots. He re-
loaded and took up position In the vineyard.
In the meantime the Professor went In another
direction, and while there fired shot from his
revolver. This the hired man thought came
from an intruder and he fired the fatal shot.
Bauer was arrested. Professor De Ham WAS a
native OF Belgium, and came to this country
thirty years ago with st. Mary colony, which
settled Elk county, Pa. He lost his fortune,
female college.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuscments, etc.. Tonight.
FoyTs Opera Hotse.-The American comic
opera, Electric Light
Themes Summer Garden.-Good music and
coed company.
IReater Con,ique.-New bill of varieties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

MIR. GEORGE A. CAswELL, the new intendant
OF the Washington Asylum, has given bonds
for the faithful performance OF the duties OF
his Office, and has taken charge Of the office.
He leaves the city today on short leave OF
absence, during which he will associate with
himself side partner for life, the lady In the
case being Miss bearing, the former capable
and accomplished teacher OF the female gram
mar school OF the third school district, who
sometime since resigned. and is at present In
Portland, Me-, where the marriage will take
place, after which the parties will return at
once to the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Rich.
ard Lee and Rebecca Adams; Robert Hanna and
Sarah Thomas; Horace Talbot, of Louisville,
Ky, and frankie Block; George F. Smith and
D: c., and Carrie e. Fields, Of Lynchburg, Va. !:
Thomas Sanders and Martha Carroll; George w
Jones and Annie Grandy; Richard Spencer and
Ellen Munday; John Smith and Barbara E.
smith; John Williams and Maria Magruder:
James s. Shepperson, Of Richmond, Va, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

AT THE MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN, STATE Con-
vBNTION John s. Ptllsbury was unanimously
nominated for governor, and platform was
resumption OF specie payments, and commended
the course OF the President in exercising his
veto power to uphold the safeguards Of the
ballot box. The cultivation OF friendly feelings
with the people of the south was referred To-,
and civil service reform was favored. Retrench-
ment and economy were demanded, and the
into Industrial and household economy; and
Congress was requested to procure better COM
mercial relations with Cuba and Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

MIDNIGHT VISITORS TO THE INCONSISTENCIES :"
UissTIILKRY:-The premises No. 1881 street,
raided on Tuesday by the revenue officers; IN TIv
found the second story H..e1 up as distiliery,
are in charge OF the marshal's officers, and last
night James A. Ford was on the watch. About
9 O'Clock, hearing noise In the rear OF the
house, he looked out, when he discovered three
men endeavoring to get into the premises, aud
he fired at them, when they made OF. About II
O'Clock, and again at O'Clock, the same num-
Der OF men appeared, and each time they were
frightened OF by Mr.. Ford shooting at them
Who they were or what was their object Is IN
parties got upon the top of the dilapidateo
frame house In the rear, and 1t Is supposed that
his plan was to throw board over to the open.
were taken} and when hailed and shot at he
made jump, landing about Is feet of, as In
dlcated by the prints Of his heels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THE REV. MR. w. II. H. MURRAY, In card In
the Boston papers, positively denies that he
went away clandestinely, and says he went to
dollar, but he viii leave the pulpit. Com
planning of the attachment Of hts property,
which he says is now essentially In the hands
of his creditors he declares his Intention II the
estate is not found sufficient to pay all claims
to 90 to work and pay every man his due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THE WIDOW COIN of Rapid Creek, Missouri,
received an offer of marriage from wealthy
him that, w1tlHn week she would ch oose be-
tween becoming his wife and another DISPOSE
ton of herself that she had In view. A little
later he heard that she had attempted to COM
NIT suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

CAPTAIN CAREy's CAsE.-The facts about the
sentence and release OF Capt. Carey, the British
off1cer who was with the Prince Imperial when
the latter was killed by the Zulus, have at length
come out. The court martial sentenced him to
be cashiered, but accompanied the sentence
with recommendation to mercy. The reasons
for this recommendation were so strong as to
have justified an acquittal. The proceedings of
Ing to law, to be submitted to the queen by the
Judge-a advocate general. This officer advised
his sovereign that there was no evidence to
warrant the conviction. Thereupon the queen
ordered Capt. Carey's release. The leading Lon
don journals are outspoken In their qualification
at Carey g release.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

DoGMAT1c.--This morning, In the Police
Court, the subject OF dogs was considered, the
attorney calling up twenty residents of Poto-
mac City and vicinity for keeping dogs without
the warrants, procured licenses, and were re-
leased. and soane had given their dogs away,
had them shot or otherwise disposed Of Wesley
Williams put Ia plea that his d6g was not G.
court held that q dog Of that age was old enough
TO wear tag, and after hearing the Testimony
he imposed fine OF S or ten days. benjamin.
WILSON was also fined for keeping dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

TIE FUNERAL OF DR.. I. T. Iardella, of Capitol
Hill, who died yesterday morning at O'Clock,
will take place from his late residence to-mor-
row afternoon at half-past three O'Clock, and
the remains will be temporarily deposited In
the Hicks family skeault In the Congressional
cemetery. F91 yDyle. of ST. Matthew's, will
officiate, ana an bearers win be Messrs.
Frank X. Dooley9 bl James A. TAFT, John Bar
son and j. Kane. Deceased was Well-known as
member OF one Of the most respected families
OF East Washington and as a pharmacist OF
long experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THR Kx-EMPREss EUGENE has Just purchased
of Baron Sessler- HerZinger the Castle of Was
serbourg, Upper Syria. The front contains 1872
windows, and the building is over 400 years old
She will have the ex-Khedive OF Egypt as
nelghbor, II he succeeds in buying of Moritz Won
Bartmann his Castle OF Prank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THE GREAT BARGAINS at C. Baum's. 4Os 7th
ST., are going OF fast every article has been re-
duced prior to removal to his new building,
now being erected at 4l6 eth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
IS DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATK
OF KENTUCKY FOR THE BENEFIT OF EDU.
OATIONAL INSII1 UTIONS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The UNDERSIGNED OWN EXCLUSIVELY
EVERY LOTTERY GRANT IN THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY, AND EvJRY DRAWING, CIRCu-
LAR. NOTICE, OR ADVERTISEMENT NOT
SIGNED WITH DUB FIRM NAME RELATES
TO A LOTTERY EITHER NOT DRAWN AT
ALL, OR IF DRAWN, IT rs 80 DONE UNLAW
FULLY AND IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW OF
THE STATE AND THE DECISION OF THE
COURTS
SIMMONS T. DICKINSON.
Managers and Owners
Cosington. KY, Sept. 2. 1879.
The
Next Draw Dg viii take place as regularly ct
COVIN6TON, KY..
On
TUESDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

a. Lady VOgel enectually assisted In res
England. --'
1A natural daughter OF the late Duke OF
Brunswick has, by a recourse to law, obtained
oDe-fomth OF his vast property, all of which he
bequeathed to the city OF Geneva.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

TO Ladies and Gentlemen.
we wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO: so6 street, near 9Th street. BY promptly
American or European Invention. he ts enabled
70 40 ms work In manner not to be eQualled
oy nose not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
a1o Genus Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
through skillful pressing ana refinishing ali
garments VIII appear like new Cheapest prices
m me CITY according to the work done, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

GREEN TURTLE SoUP-Deiicious-Ask your
pennsylvania ave. and 9th street. washington I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THs CALL FOR Acknowledgements demand
lor foreign wheat this year, as every one has
already recognized, must be very heavy; but
just how heavy it would be has only become
clear since the continued storms In that country
nave shown the hopelessness OF dependence on
the home crop. An estimate is published In
our cable dispatches, quoted from the Mark
Lane Express, which represents that England's
need this year will be thirty million bushels In
excess Of her need In ordinary years-that is to
say, that beyond what we ordinarily supply we
shall probably be called upon this year for
thirty million bushels. Hence the credit Of
,oO0, OG0-and not s15000O,0 600, as an error Of
the types made ft-opened here the other day
on account of this enormous food supply, is but
first step in the transaction. Sums of similar
dimensions will be mentioned from time to time
In the same connection, and the requirement
that Europe Is now under to buy Of US in one
year enough food to feed at least half the peo-
pie, and to pay us in gold, will make tremen-
do9s drain OF the precious metal In our favor;
draw upon, her people would perish next winter
IKE flies In famine as bad as that which but
a snort TIME since afflicted the myriads OF
northern Ch1na,-TN T. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

CARPETS, table linens, bed quilts, napkins,
loWeis. ToWsoi- :, Pa. ave., south side, near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

PURIFY THE BLOOD, cleanse the stomach and
sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

Btliousness, Headache and Impure
Blood,
eacn OF them done away with, IL you will take
QuafSS ITtsh IeG. Price Is cents per package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

AT THE Rockville Fair, Mr.. F. z. Ward, this
OF wagon and thoroughbred registered Alder
ney cows from several of his dairy farms In the
county-Mr. Hume's and B0yds being among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

THE FUNERAL OF DR.. L. j. DRAPER, assistant
sOth ult1mo, took place yesterday afternoon
rom FOUNDRY N. e. Church, In this city, Rev
r. Peyton Brown officiating, a large assemblage
Jerusalem Lodge No. 8, F. A. A. NJ, in q body.
OF which lodge he was a member The masonic
services were conducted by Worshipful Master
sloDal Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

JUST WHAT We WANf.-Boys and chfldreD
SCHOOL SHIFTS at rho Rny's Clothing House OF B.
Robinson Co., 800 PennsylVan aTenue.
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THE EVENING STAR.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY,
OFFICE OF CHIBH SIGNAL OFF1CKR1
WAsHINaroN. Sept 4, 1879
Fer the Middle Atlantic states, cooler clear
or partly cloudy weather, southwest veering to
Iorthx est winds, rising barometer
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the thermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
712; 7S5 a. m, 100; IL midday. 7se; D. m,
SOC; maximum, So; minimum, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

A SURF T1Ma; 1t never fails: cure yourself
tof y. Prof. Chdpin's Buchss-paiba-a quick
complete cure fer all urinary, Kidney, bladder
ana genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free Depot. &c Ranclav st
n Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
A
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CITY ITEMS.


The Poor Mans Remedy.
Quirk's Irish TEA, the wonderful bilious RENE
dy. Sold by every druggist. Price Is Cts.
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PLA1TINe-Parisian Mode-9o2 9th st. NV.

IDENTIFYING RoOsTER.-This morning. in
the Police Court, Elizabeth Curtis was charged
with the larceny of chicken "a rooster). from
Maria Richardson. The parties are both col
ored, and the latter testified positively that the
chicken In the prisoners possession was hers.
She knew the cock we'll, for she had the father
OF 1t at home now. Other witnesses were sworn,
but could not satisfy the court that the chicken
was Maria's with sufficient certainty, and the
case was dismissed.
meet last evening in consequence OF the ab-
sence from this city OF Mr.. Hume at the Rock
Vile fair. Mr.. w. B. Reed, appointed fire COM
missioner by the secretary OF the Interior, was
Ing, accompanied by his counsel, Mr.. T. A. LAM
bert. 1t is not known what his object was as
the fire commissioners are poWerleSs to act on
t ms case: The questions at issue are not be-
tween the Secretary OF the Interior and the
District Commissioners by whom or by the
courts they must be settled. 1t will be remem-
structed the old board while he was In Europe
last summer, and that he entered suit for
mandamuS on them to compel them to re-tnState
him, which was dismissed In the courts. There
Reed was last appointed by Secretary Schurz
and there Is none now. Published statements
as TO changes OF the meetings of the board to
monthly or bi-monthly meetings are incorrect.
TIE NATIONAL FAIR GRoUNDs.-A meeting
OF the directors and advisory board OF the Ma
tlonal Fair Association was held this morning
at s1 the National Hotel, and bids were opened
some ten OF them} for the grading Of the track
ana such other levell1ng as may be found nee
eSSary about the premises. All the bids were
rejected, and 1t was determined to do the grad
ing Oy Gays Work, under competent engineer
and superintendent. The force will be set at
WORK tomorrow under the probable direction
ard supervision Of Mr.. Albert Gleason. The
meeting was harmonious and enthusiastic.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EOkD'S. Last Nights. Last Mot o.,
ELECTRIC LIGHT. ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Ell ECTRIC LIGHT. ELEC rRIO IISVr
ELECTRO LIGHT. ELECTRIG IIGHT
THE NEW AMERICAN COMIC OPERA.
LIE new AM MERfoAS GSMIG 9Pkks

ELECIKIC LIGHT TINE TABLE
e: 80. 3 10
nIS oe C .I Cnorus OF
Bo!ero-"Law, Me, Before Narried".... g ii
E0nS anH A[JS-Oreery ana Sad 10 the Day." g Ia
S SuA az Cnoruf .................8 20
SSScepl. .......,.............8 %
81
BallAdI., Twas the Fragrant Summer Time" 8 IS
Sopg-"Ihe Electric Light" ............S an
song-I'm Gay Young Sporting Chap" 81
9uartette." Beating Of the Heart" 8 69
Waltz-"Fast Fly the Hours",,,, o GS
Act Second.
Tr.o-.vote for Colonel Steep"................SS 81
SOle Ano Cnorus-"Misplaced Confidence. ~
H5CHsMik OAoIus. a
IL 0aUIus. IS
True Love ~
Ssuu'e'Ue- rafeWeu ...::.................. Sc
Act Third.
hheserisIHeavy is My Heart. 10 10
W AstGGnm1kn9 ..........--.............l0 10
I6asse1! or 60ys chorus .................10 16
nets Inc Pfopoeal". 10 %
6 awe AT CnorQe 10 40
GGSnsL Ar0ulo the Wofio .................10 43
Asie Llectflc Light IS
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TEaTIMONIAL To
THE AUTHORS OF
THE ELECTRO LIGHT.
FkIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER g.
See Correspondence in Daily Papers
MATINEE SATURDAY AT
SATURDAY, LAST TIME OF ELECTRIOLIdHT.
Monday ne1t-LITTLE DUKE. by an entire new
Comic Opera Company san4te
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HaTfSss saTuR K bSt5y Papers
SATURDAY. LAST TIME OF ELECTRIC LIGHT.
a Monday ne1t-LITTLE DUKE. by an entire new
Golnlc OPera Oo@pa0y sep4-te
NATIONAL THEATER.
o q he Mod.e a2ss9 and
Leland Opera House. Albany. n. Y.
Mr.. ALBAUGH in assuming the rn.n,sernsnt Of
Inis dnesser presents bis claims to the citizens Of
Sess snd 1S cny as .n.eer q
mse ana x1 a that Is bsss IN tie
Iarensse and nbTsy Of fSs ~ fhs hind
pu6c he pledges himself to cater for their tastes
.na e and
Q TSs:seE ia 1merics. tSs follow
q NJ RSa aRf sh osss
II announcing himself - their obedienf servant q
T S. following Stars and Combinations ar. under
MHcSIfe sSn.Ss snS VIZ h. posSy
SQUARE 9 S M Co. :b % YR,On
NJ snd M Nike R.niio. Kobson t ofans. 1870 sl1
he foSs Aa1S s asss o Mi1sS
sSf F1 rrani ana FsSyns Park hssser Co.
BeasS ason HoSes Jo a1RhE Mss
This establishment win open for the regular Sea-
MONDAY Tnt1od EyES1 soa Sept s.h. 1879.
AHttooua1dH t0I ~ M6o0
wrDsEsab Da &, H kisa sxT'uRDAY,
1ef Hsist Il ".
The King Of al Prestidigitateurs. in . world of
mystic ~0nc Fit .s TILL p koRs1Lu.
Partisan; Grotesque and Cemiques.
Illusions. sh.ftis. the Decspifsson and Cam Cannon
Boz Boz office open SATURDAY, September 9Th.
- 49nMnRsAHxEv s SEH a9Rnlkv HIaMTLX AND
.,n..-,5 AS6 g ids s,S MY s, SSMfzaX;
ssSsn; Cs:t week = Lester GexssS ana LIE
ne SSy ana JAZZ BSdS aSa Min
m this g.ek in the Great sketch GLY0ERINE OH.
this Powerful Company. " 'ne iua ss SaIs OF
THORNE's SUMMER GARDEN.
MATINEE FRIDAY. O'CLOCK
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
tyl7-2m EXCEPT sUNDAYR
SWnIMING SCHOOL.
No. GIL e STREET NoBTHwzsT.
Snsio Aome0on. rs cantA
81 Coupon Tickets for s5.
je6-tf
GEO. JUENEMANN'S
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN,
BETwEHN 4TH And 9TH AID AND sTs. NE.
APPLY Warrington, D. O.
GxHNAsIUM.
No Gil srRRx1 NORTHWEST.
WITH HOT AND COLD BATHS.
Reduced to u Per month. No initiation fec
dolly
nAILY wALKON EASY FEET oxy.
- genie and decarbonize the system, thereby
promoting health. cheerfulnees and longevity,
hence the many experienced personages that visit
DIR. WHITES we'll known establishment, 14l6
Per nsyvania ave-, opposite Wizards Hotel, for
lief from Corns, Diseased Nails and other ailments
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SENT TO ROCKVILLE FOR TRIAL-The colored
Doy, James Smith, charged with shooting Payne
at dance, near HooVer's farm on Monday
night, has been sent to Rockville, Nd, the
shooting having taken place just over the Dis.
uict line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YrsRs Nvs w;ns.
xo'os' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
lt corrects ac1dity OF the stomach, relieves
MlEd collc, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
Ing or other causes. An old and we'll tried rem.
edy: Is cents q bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

A TOURNAMENT at Bladensburg yesterday
was largely attended from this city and Prince
Georges, Howard and Montgomery counties
Nd There were IA Knights entered The
prizes were trotting buggy, saddle, bride and
the prizes In the order named, were L. C. Ma
gIuder, who crowned Miss Woods, OF Bladens-
burg, queen OF love and beauty; Pinkney a.
Scaggs chose for first maid of honor Miss Helms.
OF Georgetown s. A. Freeman chose for second
maid Miss Katie Ager, OF Wisconsin; Marcellus
Rooey chose for third maid Miss Kate Jones, OF
Bladensburg.
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FIRST CAPITALS. $4,000. $4,000, 81. OC0. AND
1881 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO ss7 ,s25
TICKETS 81. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APP
PLY TO WILLIAMSON Il CO., GRNERAI
EASTERN AGENTS, 500 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, Or DUB WESTERN AGENT, MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION, KY.
sep4,6,81ll3
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CAV1 TIME. TROUBLE AND PAT1fNun.
~ c, BY using
PARKER'6 EN0ROSSIN0 PEN,
1of tney stand without rival In the Market - hun
dxeds can testify,
Ion SAxI O1Lx D.
]. O. PARKER,
My17t1 o1S end arc III -
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DAILY wALKl ON EASY FEET oxy.
- genize and decarbonjze the system. thereby
s ana en-
Dr.. WHITES WeN-known establishment, 14l6
Ref 1sy,vana ave. opposite WIZARDS Hotel for re-
of the feet. Fee. q per visit sugS0u
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Sarah Bury, trustee, ct al, to Mary Lee Crop
ley, lots 81 and IS, Bealrs addition to George
town; S74550. G. Wilbur ct al. to Morris Kefm,
lot Is, square 81; 3. Robert II. Graham to
]. J; Brosnan. lot Is, square SIS; $40. Kate ]!
x,vv..,--r..er W y, y. S.v,., Nv >, SUD square
n. OF S4; s. 200. c. NJ Butter to John D. Patton,
property square 15S; s.. $50. W. T. Birch to Isaac
Birch, part lots 90 and 50, OF Georgetown; $40.
Isaac Birch TO l. X. Birch, part lots 81 and SO,
GEORGETOWN: SO.
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