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TESTIMONIALS.
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF
TIE AMERICAN SOCIETY,
or the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
nlalss

Fourth sfsss'$ $ssz e. ;s1s
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ratiys effects on mankind and animals.
70
imme diate relief
teevs that brute creatures would experience SINH.
lar benefit from its use.
sy phaII E prssent M itse % and. in tbs meantime.
commend it to the patronage Of all having need Of
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FROM HON. JOHN BEATTIE
SAMUEL GERRY & Co.:
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Price SOC. and q per Bottle.
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Washingtonians i'm Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 20, 1879.
Editor Stdr:-I read your Interesting "Chroni-
Gle OF Events" with accustomed pleasure for
although have been resident OF Wilmington
very nearly two years, yet myself and family
often recur with pleasurable emotion to the
time passed at the capital Of the nation. Then,
too, there are those residing here, who, like the
Duval, the esteemed pastor of the First Presby.
terian Church In this city, was some years ago
IN the mercantile business at Washington. He
occupies a deservedly high position here as
the ana man nf fne Is forcbe
X b. Cook Is the pastor Of the Second Baptist
Church, and was educated at Columbian tint
tutor In that Institution. he is brother.,n"aSw
believe, OF Rev. Professor Shute OF such hon,
ora0le reputation as an Instructor at that vene.
raDle M & ara wel-appointed .'seat Of learning
Mr: COOK mas one OF the largest Churches in
Wilmington; is eminently fitted for the dis
charge OF his important duties, and is singu
iariy courteous to all who are so fortunate as to
meDcement exercises OF "Wesleyan Female Col.
lege" took place yesterday, and were we'll Of
tended. Miss Clara P. Hoover, of your civ
VINO gfaduateo az TINS institution In 1875, de-
alumnR. S ono
TIE "Public Schools" are attending TO the
concluding iIo exercises OF the year. Amongst
session is Miss Jennie N. Tustin. dauSRter OIL OF
P. Tustfn, esq., and granddaughter Of the late
k Rev: u Dr; Iustin, formerly Of Washington.
Miss Tustin acquitted herself with credit tax
Ing pant In the concluding declamatoly exeT-
clses. Judge Strong presided here on Tuesday
lasi. at Inc session OF the United States Circuit
Court The Judge maintains his high reputa
t1on as Jurlst and gentleman. 1 must CON
graduate the authorities at Washington In Sc
curing at Washington so admirable an oficer as
Past Master Pyle. He is efficient and polite,
rejecting credit upon the "admtnistrat attons."
which have SO JudIciously seen flt TO Continue
MN IN ONCE. "OBSERvER"
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A ERIGHTEUL EXPLOSION.
Five Persons Killed and Several


ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 2l.-A boiler explosion
has occurred at East Texas, the scene Of a SIM
Har explosion last year. A report from that
place says five men were killed.
Tne explosion occurred at $50 this morning
az the ore mines on the land OF stephens &
Smoyer, Two miles from Emaus, Pa. The boiler
right and wou4dtng four. The following is
corrected list the casualties: Killed Frank
Fegley, the contractor, Morris Sclmoyer, John
Schmidt, Fred Ettenger, and Charles Derr,
aged ten years, driver at the mine All the
bodies were terribly mangled. Injured, Wilson
Derr, aged 12, q brother OF Charlos Derr, NOR
tally, Benjamin keck, the engineer, mortally,
and William Null, Frank HeImback, Wilson
Haripg, George David, Edward Burns aud
Daniel He's seriously. Great excitement pre-
Lehigh Iron Co. The washery and engine
house were completely demolished, the force
OF the explosion being sufficient to project a
lance Of one hundred yards. The accident Is
said to have been caused by q defective boiler.
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BALTIMORE. june 2l.-vtrgfnia stxes, old. SOk;
due coupone, t9. North Carolina dTes, old. 2sss
DO new. l4b bid to-day. Sugar strone-A soft.
BALTIMORE. June 2l.-Cotton quiet-middins
12k. Flour dull and weak but unchanged. Wheas.
soIshern 1n en- steady Testen hrm.soutne,n rcd, LIZA
Pennsyi1sni. red. Lie; No. western = winter Ter
red, spot, 1l4%a1.15; June, ll4<all4H; July,
II 9zsaL 10; August, l07ka1 ON; September. Lola
l.c'A: Corn, southern nrm and 8 shsde be.ssr
yellow. 45a46: western mixed, spot and june, l3xa
Der, 49,. .a45h: Oats cull and lower for wes{ern-
SASS; do mixed, ss.ss SSe Eye dull. % $500 VI ass =
quiet and Without change ,Provisione frmer-meSs
pork, 1u7e; Bu1 mests-loose ehoulders, EsaAk !:
sear s I,G Fi6 sdee sSssh licked 4k end sH BseooS
T. Butter dul'-prime to choice western packsd, 10
ala Egee weak, 13sll Petroleum quiet and With.
out change. Coffee strong and frm-Rio cargoss,
ll3allA. Whisky duh and unchsneed; xFetsh6
tton, S,l6d nour. e e &c grain. sxs4d;, Recsipt-
ll,024 81 6pments|.hssf. Ss 800: corn. i5S boo.
s aSsx ons s oSs:H
NEW YORK. June 2l.-Flour quiet whest quiet
IoSSoN,, 4, June q. @ 2;so g%-g g bog. ssna., :. 2
ing. 2OK
NEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
York oday 1t p. m. - reported by Lewis John
o. q. Per cents. l02s4a1Os; do. ~ per csuts,
106al064 d. Of @. S66'e, 86zf; Erie Com, q; Mich
is,n CsntI TN; la Isie SHORE: 7eS S NeEthSs. 3 Ne.
&c So ppssseS MsSs .ssa and
Texas, IN: WIU. telegraph. IS: Pacific Mall. l64.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A Private NCuliinx Match.

LONDON, june N.-The reason that the ar
rangements for the sculling match between
Pla1sted and Nicholson were altered was be.
cause the match grew out OF a difference OF
opinion between two OF Hanlan's friends respect
Ing the merits OF the men, and this gave rise to
suspicious and unjust differences on the part or
the public. Hence the match Will be ro8ed In
The AbScODdfng Liverpool Merchant
LIVERPOOL, June T.-The firm OF Funke g.
Co, who are involved by the fraudulent trans
actions OF Ernest Weber, the abSconding repre-
sentative OF their house, will assume all the
contracts made In their name, but the many
default
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The Lctellier Case.

TORONTO, June 21.-A special cable message
from London to the Globe says:-The decision OF
will be given next Wednesday. The feeling In
the colonial Of1ce Is against sanctioning the dis
missal of Lieutenant Governor Letellier, but,
impressed with the idea that this Is q constitu-
tiOnal question, they hold that 1t is not proper
for the government here to deal with the mat
ter. 1t Is assumed as probable that both the
political parties In Canada might take umbrage
affairs. Further, 1t is held that the Canadian
government has constitutional authority TO deal
with the matter, and 1t Is understood that in
terference with the question viii be declined.
Messrs Langevin and Abbott have taken pas
sage In next Thursdays steamer.
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INDEX TO THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STIR,

ADVERTISING BUREAU-3d page.
ANUsEMENTs-1st age.
AUCTION SALES-5th page.
BANkERs-3d page
EOARDlNG-4th page.
oOKs &C.-7th page.
Doors AND SHOEs-6th rage.
BUSINESS CHANCES-Ah page
IENsoN's CAPC1NE fLASTERS-3d page.
GITY ITEMs-Sth page.
CLoTHINGzlsf, Sd. and 4.h pages
Coal AND @OOD-3i page.
q oINTRY BOARD-4th page.
UTICURA-9th page.
IEAIHs-5th rage
KY GoODS-6t page
DJCAIIoN-tth page
pAM1LY SUPPLIES-Sth rage.
FOR RENT AND SALE-4th page,
Jon SALE (AIisceDaneousl-4th page.
GEKIIEAENs Co DS-Sth page.
GEORGETOWN ADvERTISENENTS-Sth page.
OJSEFURNISHINGS-Sth page.
Ice LIST rage.
IADIss GoODs-eth page.
LIST OF LETTERS -Sth page.
LOST AND FoUND-4tn page.
IUMBFR-3G pAge
MARRIAGES-5tn page
MEDICAL, &C-Sth page.
PERsoNAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PIANOS AND ORGANS-Sd pare
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &C-Sth page.
PRoPosALs-Sd page.
RAuRoADs-7th page
RF FLIGIOUs NCTICEs-1st page.
SAPANULE-1st page
SPECIAL. NOTICEs-lst rage.
STEAMERS. &C.-6th page
SUMNER REsoRTs-4th page.
The TRADES-6th pare
FNDERTAKERS, SC.-5th page.
WANTs-4th page
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The Situation To-day.

THE APPROPRIATION BILLS PASSED.
The condition of the appropriation bills is as
follows: The legislative bill was signed by the
President to-day. The army bill has passed
both houses, will be enrolled during the course
Of the day, and will reach the President to-
night The judicial bill has passed both houses.
and the democrats will try to put through
resolution fixing Tuesday next as the day
of final adjournment. The republicans say
they will not allow the resolution for al
journment to pass without it Is ascertained
whether or no the President will sign the
judicial bill. This they can do by withholding
their votes and leaving the House without
quorum. The democrats cannot pass the resO-
luton because they do not have quorum of
their own members In attendance upon either
house. II the President vetoes the judicial
Dill, and 1t Is stOutly claimed by good many
republicans that he will, it Is hard to say when
Congress will get through. The democrats say
he shall have no other bill, and that they will
they have made against the employment of
deputy marshals on election day. Should both
houses agree to adjourn sine die next Tuesday,
and the President concludes to Withhold his sip.
nature from the judicial BILL 1t is the impress
sion that the President will forthwith convene
1t In extra session again, and at once.
THE ARMY BILL.
At twenty minutes Of two O'Clock the Speaker
announced the army bill TO be duly enrolled
1t was then signed by Speaker Randall and
President pro tempOre Thurman, and taken to
man of the committee on enrolled bills
ALL THE BILLS PASSED,
The judicial bill was passed by the Senate
this afternoon without amendment. ALI OF the
appropriation bills Will be with the President
tonight.
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THR ARCHITECTS PLANS CAsK.-To-day' In
the Police Comt, Judge Smell, the case OF Chas.
X. TollDan, charged with the larceny of certain
called up, ana Judge Smell said that he would
not pass upon the question OF the ownership OF
the plans, but as no Criminal intent had been
shown he would therefore dismiss the case.
This leaves the parties to determine the queS-
tionS between them by civil suit.
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NEW YORK, June 21.-A serious collision oc-
CURED this morning between the ocean steam
ships Italy and Canada, OF the National line, 81
the upper bay. The two steamships left their
COCKS nearly at the same time and steamed
00Wn the North river. Before reaching the
NarT0Ws the Canada ran into the Italy and
disabled her. While backing away from the
injured vessel the Canada struck and sunk an
English bark OF J, 200 tons, which was lying at
anchor. The Canada returned up the bay ana
ships are said to be damaged considerably. It
could not be learned II any lives had been lost
on board the Sunken bark.
LATER.
The vessel sunk In the harbor, by the steam
ship Canada this morning, was the German ship
Baibarossa. No lives are reported lost. The
Italy proceeded to sea.
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FIREMEN FINED FOR PERFORMING POLICE

FIREMEN FINED FOR PERFORMING POLICE
DUTY TOO VIGORoUsLY.@This morning In the
Police CouIt Jas. Springman a0d VIM. Bennett,
members Of the District IRE department, were
on trial for an assault on ThOS. MCCOY, colored.
The testimony was to the effect that MCCOY
and several other colored men were aSsaulttng
a white boy, whom they knocked of q wagon,
and were beating, mccoy was fined for IL
day or two s1nce), and word was sent TO the
truck house when Springman and Bennett took
Mccoy In custody with the int tention of turn
ing him over to the police force, but he re-
sisted, and IL is alleged that both of them
struck him, knocking him down. On the part
OF the defence several witnesses testified that
MCCOY and his companions were in liquor, and
an of1icer, that when he reached Mccoy he
said the white boy had struck him. The court
said that II was right and proper when cftf-
zen saw crime being committed 20 arrest the
parties, and having taken them In charge TO
deliver them to the police, using so much force
as ts necessary, but the evidence was that NC
Coy was assaulted. He imposed fine or IS In
the case OF the first named ana $40 in the other,
with costs. An appeal was noted.
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A HUNG JURY IN THE LAMONT CAsR.-The
jury In the case OF Charles o. Lemout aoainsf
the washington and Georgetown Railroad %.
Tor $4,000 damages, went out at IL O'Clock thie
morning, but up 20 $50 O'Clock had not arrived
at verdict. AT the previous trial portion Of
the jury consented TO verdict for $4,000, tor
the sake OF getting home and avoiding being
locked up ell night, but revoked their action
the jury Is hopelessly hung.
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CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
Rev. n. =. kallOch ExOweraseSR


SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-The worktngmen's
municipal convention last evening exonerated
Rev. /. 8. Kalloch, the nom,uee OF the convep-
ton for mayor, OF the charge OF immoral con.
duct during his Boston pastorate, by a vote OF
104 10 1. The convention nominated j. Fend
for county clerk, and X. A. Leonard for sur
veyor.
The Republican State Ticket.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2l.-Judgfng by the ex-
piessions OF the leading journals OF republican
and independent procIivftfes, the ticket nomt-
mated by the republican state convention will
receive hearty support. The convention is con-
sidered as. upon the whole, a thorough repre-
sentative body. The machine slate was broken,
ard with perhaps two or three exceptions the
candidates are men who will command general
respect and confidence. Mr.. Perkins connec-
ton With the transportation business Will be
used as lever against him, but IL was sgn1f1-
cant that the delegations from those counties OF
the state brought into immediate contact with
the company he represents voted for him
almost solidly. The republicans generally seem
satisfied with the ticket.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The new board or
trustees OF the sovereign's Cooperative asso-
election OF j. w. Glif1n, president, Theophllus
French, yice-president, ". p. Ses ilIe secretary,
and Joseph Maddren, treasurer. The board OF
trustees was elected at the annual meeting OF
the association on Wednesday evening last,
and are as follows: j. w. Griffin, Theophilus
French, VIM. T. Seville. Joseph Maddren, w.
Bremer, w. b. Shaw and A. b. Schofleld.
Messrs. j. Printz, z. Ellis and A. v. Reed were
elected auditors.
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Weston Seventy Miles Ahead.

LONDON, June 21.-At three O'Clock this after
noon the records OF the pedestrians were: Wes-
ton, 5l2 miles; Brown, 442 miles. Weston was
then going as fast, IL not faster, than the time
OF any of the contestants In the present match,
and he will probably beat Browns last record
at AgricultuI al Hall OF 542 miles. Brown is
walking slowly and Is merely perseverlng ia
order to obtain share OF the gate money. His
right knee is stu very bad.
SIX O'clOck-WeStOn 526 1.2 Miles.
LONDON, June 21.-At six O'Clock this evening
WeSt0nS score was 626E miles. He Is still going
laSt. He ran the last mile In seven minutes and
thirty seven seconds. Brown had completed
$50 miles at IL minutes past O'Clock p. m. At
O'Clock he was resting
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49, MATHKY CAYLUs' CAPSULES,
t1g Used for over % years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and LendOn, and
superior to all others for the prompt of all cases
Of diseases, recent or of long standing.
Prepared by CLIN h CO, Paris. Sold every.
where. oct29, t,th&s1y
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SONS OF TRMPERANCE.-Last evening Equal
Division, No 3, Sons OF Temperance, had large
gates to the Grand Division. After the secret
session, In which q number were Initiated, the
doors were opened to the public, and very in
terestfng programme was presented by Dr. F.
w. Ross, M.W.S. Samuel w. Hodges, P.G.W.P.
Rev. j. w. Manning. OF Ontario; w. P. Drew,
esq, OF Ph1ladelphia; recitations by Mrs. Bette
Leach and Mr. James Bangs; songs by Mrs.
Daniels, Miss Florence Hopkins, Misses Ida
Donohue and Myra Henry, aud Mr.. Robert e.
Stevens; and piano solos by Miss Grace Berlin.
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THE LONDON WALK.
Last Nav Of the GOm foSt.

LONDON, June 21, 1:30 p. NAT 10 O'Clock this
morning the scores OF the contestants In the fn-
ternational walking match were:-Weston, 49l
miles; Brown, 429 miles. At that hour Weston
had been rsting one hour. The general opinion
Is that Weston will not accomplish $50 miles.
Brown Is now all right. The attendance OF
spectators is very meagre, as In fact IL has been
throughout the contest
LONDON, June 2l, p. m.-Weston 507, Brown
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-}nt rnal rev.
enne, s377, ,2s437; customs. s41O, 1888.
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EnnnA GmflaU

Found Guilty
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-Daniel r. sullivan
was found guilty OF murder IN the first degree,
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THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE ROBBERY.
tSpec1df 20 The Epeninq Stor, /


NEW YORK, June 2l.-James Burns and Geo.
Carson were arrested to-day on the oath OF De-
tective McDevitt, OF Washington, charged with
Tobbng the government printing Office IN Jan
uary last. Murphy fully Identified them AS the
thieves. They are held for hearing.
tBy Associated Press)
Arrest OF the Alleged Thieves.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Detectives Rogers and
Dorsey, OF the police detective squad, had In
their custody this morning two men who are
accused OF being the robbers who stole $4,000
from the government printing oeice at Wash
iDgton on January 30 The names OF the pris-
oners are James Barnes and VIM. j. Cornell,
Snas george Carson. Detective McDevitt, Of
washington, came to this city some time ago,
carrying United states warrants for the arrest
OF TIE men, The officers saw Barnes ana Cor
nen on Bpadway early this morning and arres-
ueo Inem. Inc prisoners were taken 10 police
headquarters, and from thence TO the most once
building before the L 8. district attorney. They
Will be taken TO Washington I'm the afternoon
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DESPERATE ATTENPT OF A CONVICTED Coll
oRED BURGLAR 10 EsCAPK.-Yesterday, In the
Criminal Court, the trial OF William Parker and
John Payne, colored, for burglary and larceny,
was continued until O'Clock p. m, when yer.
not guilty as to Payne. About O'Clock p. m,
when, with other prisoners, Parker was on the
way TO the van, he slipped one hand out OF the
handouts and jumped on the portico into the
park. He fell and hurt his ankle, but was up
and OF In an instant. Bailiffs Searls and Car
son took up the chase, and fired two shots,
by a citizen on E street, near 80, and turned
over to Carson. He had frightened Of several
people by pretending his manacles were pistols,
and showed fight on Carson's approach, and
the latter had to fell him with his pistol butt.
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Sentenced 10 be laan~ed.

TORONTO, ONT, June 2l.-Edward Thichpenny,
for the murder OF Catherine Thompson In
Markham township on the 9Th OF April last, was
today sentenced to be hanged on the 18th OF
September next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


90 FOUNDk1 n. T. OaURGH, l4th and
Ac5 tts.. Rev: pr: LASAnAS' P'stor.-To nor mo
~. ALL SOULS OHURoH. Rev. Clay MAGi \. 6;
o'clccka.m Vespers at p M "
Tc-morrow at IL m. Sunday school at y: a no. L
rs- AT CALVARY B APTIsT CHUaCH. Rev:
Tc.norrow. Afh at il - an, e and Rev DAVID Wills,
D. D.. a,Sp.w. "
49, CHRISTIAN OHUhCH. Vermont ave. be.
a. Il nv f~esn snd ana ana Sy Rev RaoDEs
All senune'y welcome. III
9p REFORMED EPISCOPAL, CHURCH OF
THE MEssIAH s0r g a5e ano Il S1 am
and pm. All cordially invited. IT.
F@ FOURTH sTREET s E M .CaUR0H; Rs,l9;
Rev GEM Eo1a IFEos pastorh ht.gs phoao Ha1s
poy the Sure Hope of Flory" Briefservice at n1Fat
" REFORMED EPISCOPAL. lUhqron9 q.. eft Of the
Folgiyeness" Tomorrow at II am. No evening aiF
roy METRoPoLITAN NJ. E. CHUROH, ~
SS and sts-l sual services Tomorrow at II
Am and pp CONDUCTED by the RppssOr; pssr rev: for
81 nA15Ss aHns snd Benefts en st"ns
"a. UNION NJ. 2. CHURQH (2Oth St and
s5see1 Fo as Nor n asE rns and
SUNDAY school at N. All Invited IT
F~o MT. VERNON PLACE NJ e CHURCH,
by Rev Dr. DAVID WILLS on "The q oiden Text y
Ma at 1sS pp 9E asT 6f Rr De
t are the ene@ies Of God: psrveriers Of the
GosI e Of Christ and obnoxious to the cause of God
ss ss s xPG ass t9 be esas sn
His AT ostcs are invited to attenu the meetings Of
Gs r. sssss s s
-. k9oK HILL COLLEGE, C0MMENOE.
ts yeas Gqes a he M IL
at3pm. The train leaving washington at 80 p.
s saos s. as sea with
~ ALL BAKERS DOING BUSINESS IN
I@S Washington and Georgetown are resoect-
fully invited to attend a meeting on TUESDAY.
W " o essbsh
u9ifcl% ,afn! n price for bread. srvrR.1 p.Krps
oEP AssYA y AZ 3s sF9f6 F9f
Mao RIVER RAMROAD COMPANY win be held
sf S:s FOR as Eson
Directors from 8 until pp1awo,n p o. n s.ou,..
1w eu1sAND frssiasns ssas"o1D sfSss1sssssy
~ TO TAx'RAYERs:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
TREAsURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, D. O., Juae Is. 1878.
The schedules Of personal property are now ready
for delivery, and you are hereby required In obe-
dience to law. to make out and return to this Office
Of Personal Property. ana In default OF such return
abe e
liable to penalty OF fifty per centum in addition
thereto. ROBERT P. DODGE
1e16-6t Treasurer and Assessor.
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
A fresh supply OF BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
0EY6ER WATERS Just received from the springs,
and for sale ON draught, at
NILBURN'B PHARMACY
my16-h 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AvEEUR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

GEN. EWING will Leave for Ohio next week to
be present at the meeting of the Democratic
State Central committe, which organizes a
Columbus next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

EHREE AND EASY.-N E. CORNER 7TH AND q
Nw-Grand Gala Night, SATURDAY, the 21st
inst First appearance of the Yosemite Valley Mn
strels- Prof. Carl Bergman, Director. je20-2t.
ERAMATIC.-The undersigned, prior to q star.
- rin1 tour the comir season. will undertake the
thorough preparation for the stage of lirnite
rumber of pupils Reading, Declaming and
Gesture thoroughly taught Terms, 800 for course
of twenty lessons Address BLANCHE DEBAR,
Star office jelS-4t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

THE ADJOURNMENT QUEsTIoN.-The Senate
committee on appropriations at to days meet
Ing agreed to postpone action on a resolution
Tor flnal adjournment until Monday next.