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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-05-22
SILENT SONGS.

..e eong's gone out Of your life,
nen IO,, sr thought would last to the end;
psi ~ ~ sweet song of the heart,
~ ~ D,, after days can lend
~ .nne nU of the wind to the trees
% sons If the wind to the flowers
res sns that the heart sings low to itself
ons ssakes in lifes morning hours.
q. .eu start no otner song;
y sssa Men o tremhIir g note
~ ~ ALTER forth on the empty air
a W. = n your aching throat,
Ng.Jl 4, IN vain that you try.
se,se spirit of song has fed.
~ 's,rhfineale sings no more to the rose,
y ls.n II he beautiful flower is dead.
IN ~ hrntsed hearts quivering strings;
e.ssns eassu RON the loss of all you may learn
@assra that the seraph sings
3s.rnd and glorious D aim
VI, m tremble and rise and thrill,
"a III your breast with its grateful rest
y is lonely yearnings still.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-05-22

THE Dutch journal, once more ap-
prehend the coming annexation OF Hol-
land by Germany. Fears Of this nature
have long been prevalent in the upper
classes of Dutch society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-The second annual
meeting OF the Twelfth Building Association
was held last night at Goddard's HALL The
report OF the secretary, Ferdinand King, showed
as follows: Receipts for two years-Dues.
s2. 1855; advances, 81 col Al; fines $f34 &c. fn.
surance, 1915; total receipts for two years
S29, 691.97. Payments for two years-Advances
S27, 1926; Withdrawals, $6e3.52; expenses
s.. li9. IS; insurance, 1856; total payments for
delinquents, $497 Is; total assets, $745O7, SUI.
ficient to cancel about five shares at the maxi
mum rate. The association began with 1OS1
shares, OF which 26S shares have been bought
out or withdrawn, and Ill new shares added
leaving s24 shares yet TO be cancelled. The
election Of officers resulted as follows: William
Clabaugh, president; Albert Miller, vice prest-
dent; r. f. Frey, treasurer; Ferdinand King,
secretary; directOrs-JnO. Leetch. Jas. Goddard
VIM. A. Hutchins, Thomas Bowling, William
King, Daniel Mclaughlin and A. Fry. AT the
usual directors meeting 81, 800 were sold. being
ten shares, at the maximum rate of $50 pei
share.
DIED IN CARLlsLE.-Mr. D. NJ Lawrence, ar
Old gentleman well known In Georgetown and
former bookkeeper for Wheatley Bros, died
in Carlisle last Wednesday, whittier he had
gone for his health. His body was brought to
Washington yesterday and taken In charge by
Joseph f. Birch, undertaken, and taken to the
late home OF deceased, On X street, near 25tf
street.
GRAN.-Arr1ved by canal, boat Loudoun
with 1900 bushels OF wheat and 600 DO. OF corn
boat Farmers Friend, with 1900 bushels OF
wheat, 300 do. oats, and 300 do corn.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
to-day, G,0J0, bushels OF wheat, with sales OF
$500 bushels at prices ranging from 1902 to 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22
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 ipstitu-
tons are preparing for the '.fall campaign. -
Among the many excellent schools which ad-
yertise In THE STAR the following have already
made their announcements. AS the others do
likewise notices Of them will appear tn this
column:
Mount Vernon Seminary, No. 2O4 F street
northwest. commences Sept. ED. The instruc-
ton corps for the coming season Is as follows
MS: j. E. Somers, principal; with Miss S. A
Soul TO assist In history and literature; Miss
Helen M. Austin. in modern languages and
Latin: Miss Mabel Eddy, In mathematics; Miss
Myra Goodwin, In natural science: Mrs. Amelia
Ward, In drawing; Miss Helene Muller, IN vocal
music; Prof. L. Fl. Hayden, in instrumental
music; Prof. E. B. Hay, In elocution and pen
mansh1p. and Mr. f. Fl. Miller In Oil painting
and crayon. The catalogue viii furnish much
additional information
1.-THE young ladies and childrens school, kept
by Miss Hilton, No. S2l Vermont avenue, will
De reOpened september 18th. AS the number of
pupils TO De accommodated are limited, an early
eau 10 make arrangements would be polite.
- Miss AleXander's select school for young
ladies' and children, an excellent school and
el1gioly located, Is to be reopened at No. 1906 G
street, September 18th.
Sc. t1ncent'S school for young ladies' we'll
established and OF excellent reputation com
mences September 1st, at corner OF g and 10th
streets.
The popular Eclectic school, taught By Miss
Emily 4. Hunt at 210 street n.e commences
IT'S sixth annual session September Sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned LOCALS

Street lamps Will be lighted at 500 p. m. and
eXtfDguished at $50 q. m.
Sergeant McKernan, of the recruiting office
In this CITY, called at the fifth precinct station
yesterday with deserter named Nicholas Lind
ner, whom he had captured. Lindner will be
sent back to bis regiment at Fort Saunders,
Wyoming territory.
Captain VIM. w. Keene, Chesapeake steam
boat captain lately master OF the KeypOrt, died
yesterday at his residence IN Baltimore, IN the
49th year OF his age. Captain keene made bis
last trip on the keyport few days since.
Yesterday afternoon little boy named Null
len was badly injured by being thrown out Of a
wagon on the corner OF 10th and II streets me-
while the horse was running away.
About I:39 O'Clock pm. yesterday Eugene
Yarnell, nine years old, was badly bitten In the
calf OF the leg by dog on 1lth street NV.
Yesterday the Unions defeated the Red Stock
tngs by the score OF 0 toe.
The Handy Guide TO Postal Law" prepared
by John G.. Judd, editor of the Post Ore Gazette
is publication that meets a general need
This morning ID. b. Alexander was charged
in the Police Cou. 10y LOttie Tyren III G street,
with larceny in having In september last bor-
rowed her ring and failed TO return It, or as sac
stated, pawned 1t. The case could not be slls-
tanned and was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

A MOUNTAIN SIEKING.-A telegram from At
lanta, Ga, August 20, says: In the northeast
corner OF this state recent heavy storm &C.
CURED, with thunder and lightning, to an ex-
tent heretofore unknown. accompanied by a
terrible shaking OF the earth. The day after It
was discovered that the northeast side of Chat
tooga mountain, four miles northeast Of Tai
lulah, slopfng down to the Chattooga river at an
angle OF fOrty-f1ve degrees, the top OF which is
about twelve hundred feet above the river, was
gradually sinking. A party OF gentlemen. In
company with the Suns correspondent, visited
the mountain last Sunday and found that it
was lot sliding, but sinking, making a break
near the top, and at one place on the top OF
sioplDg ridge leaving perpendicular bank
the depth OF which Is about sixteen feet, and
the number OF acres about thirty or forty
rather In shape OF horseshoe, the toe being
at the top OF the mountain, where the great
est depth OF sinking is. In the center OF
This the earth had evidently been thrown up,
as trees are now standing with their tops
downward and the roots up, and large stones
are seen down the mountain. made an esti-
mate OF the measurement OF the place to be
two hundred feet In diameter. Since then the
earth has continued to sink, until it is now
nearly level with the river. The phenomenon
Is being considered by the state geologist and
many scientific men. The theory is that the
river Ia gradually followed out away under the
mountain.
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THE OOURTS.

EQUITY COURT-JNdge James.
Yesterday, Marbury vs.. Donivan ct al; com
mission issued to select guardian ad ntem Ell.
hart, Witt & Co. ct al vs.. Young ct al; motion
for dissolution OF Injunction denied, and B. G.
Lovejoy appointed receiver; bond s., 500. Cole
vs.. Reed ct al; sale finally ratified.
POLICE CouRT-Judge B,sndy pro tenn.
To-day, Mary Jones, profanity; 81. Lucy
Brown, carrying pistol; $50 or 30 days. Jenny
Dixon, profanity; s. or I days. George Small
nurg, loud and boisterous; S. or Is days. John
r. McCathran, falling to remain within five feet
of his hack; continued. John F. Doherty, Eu-
gene Daley, John Burns, George A. Droeger,
unlicensed bars; continued. Charles A. Muddi-
man, unlicensed produce dealer; nolle prosequi.
VIM. De Nellie alias O'Neal larceny OF clock
Second of1ence); grand jury. Josephus VII
hams, larceny OF an umbrella from Hon. j. a,
Sypher; sent to the reform school during minor
ity. George Poole, larceny of coats worth s.
assault; forfeited collateral. Jennie vessels
assault; S. or 10 days. John Waxton, assault
on Georgia n. Waxton; S. or 10 days. John
Ware, larceny OF load Of manure from Jas.
Shanklin: 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

LOVE AND MYsTERY.-A telegram from New
Haven, August 18th, says:-orange is excited
the adopted daughter of Mrs. Nathan Fem, OF
that town, and Henry Burton, q farm hand,
aged about %, Is In jail On the supposition thai
he may know something OF her whereabouts
Burton was last in her company at 2 O'Clock
last Friday morning. He met her at that hour,
and, after long talk, LETT her at the junction
1t seems that Mrs. Fem disapproved OF Bur
tons keeping company with the girl, and that
the TWO met clandestinely. The Orange people
nave, to some extent, secured the woods, and
for the missing girl will be made. The opinion
is that there has been foul play. Caroline was
barely 20 years OF age, and OF unusual beauty,
Burton Is called q likely young fellow, but is OF
very passionate nature.
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HowsoN-s Ice CREAM 10 cents a plate.

CHARGE or ASSAULT WITH ISTEET TO KILL -
To-day. VIM. CaIaday, Andrew BealI, James
Hardaway and John Gray. four colored boys,
on the charge OF having, on the 10Th instant,
committed an assault and battery on one Hor-
ace Beall, With intent TO KILL were In the Police
Court It is alleged that In an alteration be-
tween these boys and some white boys, in the
nefchborhood OF Rhode Island avenue and 9th
street, one OF them cut Beall with knife.
making quite q dangerous wound Under the
care OF Dir. b. VI Beall. his brother, he Is re-
covering. TIE case wa postponed until Tues
day
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE TRIAL OF q. w. Jameson for the murder
OF ID. VI. Ream, has been set for trial at Cul-
perer Court House, On Tuesday next Judge
trial.
BADLY WOUEDED.-Felix Quander, coored.
who is confined in the city jail awaiting punish
ment FOR larceny and resisting officers, is in
quite a bad condition. His left leg, which was
wounded by pistol shot while he was attenlpt-
ing to escape, is very much swollen and In
Iamed, and fears have been expressed that ft
may have to be amputated. although the at
tending physicians do not fear such result at
PRESENT. Gazette, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

THE SraIDs DIVORCE CAsB-The Other Size.
To-day, Mr. c. ID. Spaids Through ". I. John-
son his attorney filed In the Clerks Office OF
fhe Supreme Court OF the District his answer TO
his wife's petition for divorce, and also rled
cross bill, In which he sets up his CLAIM Tor q
decree OF divorce. In his answer he denies the
unkind treatment and lack OF support and all
the claims upon which she bases her claim for
q divorce IN the cross bin he claims that he
Is entitled TO decree OF divorce upon The
grounds OF her habitual drunkenness, her
adultery With Lieut.. Woodrow, L. s, navy,
and her constant dissipation with Lieut.. Wood
row, A. H. Jackson 2n1 other dodgers of the
owen House; By her keeping late hours in the
night To her room with them playing cards and
drinking liquor until they would be very drunk
and act In an unbecoming manner, especially
upon sunday and Sunday nights, which greatly
displeased him. He claims That she raised Siot
upon his property and loaned half OF it TO .hel
friend DIR. j. Z. Dexter, and thai she spent the
remainder OF Ii In some unexplained manner
He claims that her failure In keeping hotel OIL
boarding house is due to her drunkenness mis-
manageInent and bad conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22
EOk BLACKSTONE ISLAND.
hEAD! REMEMBER RECREATE,.,
BATHING, BOATING and FISHING.

ff fs 5S$ 'ss
',rf ao assf sao!sa ss:t IH0Hs At O'CLOCK
ana saes xsiso or 'f @s sRa :. st
K To Be- had G5 hsT Sas ESo caterer Bathing
Tickets Is cents; children under 6. free; between
oend az, - cents. For staterooms apply to G. II
Nonrse Co, druggists, corner 9th and r SIS w.
aud E. j. Downing and b. s. Pike Of the Committee
Tickets dmited to 500 adults and So children) for
f i.h s sd sFaa ADAMS si4 St Bentley cor
S IL E tos 81 pssss
WEIGH, e. orsetown; John Grimm, and 18th sts
AND ssTard av :n ana Ms ss Ca III k ssa
Fsnf H Hss.a ;ss;s +. s;:y
s2x ih E. F.yor ,s ,s ssose co.. R and ss
Pis :. she S9 EdMn sGsss and
right to exclude Improper persons ' sulsss sne
DAXLIGMT ExCTnsTON AVID PIC
LINZ ~ MO to MARSHALL HALL. on FRIDAY. 29th
sIiP Pafss ri 81 the E St
House Drug Store. The steamer
LAp1 OF THE LAKE. viii leave her VIII ,rf at 10 a. M
ins s Il bssn the Hs Y osOsl
proper Characters VIII be admitted. The best order
Will prevail Tickets, so cents: children between 6
snd 10, 70 cents. For sale at Ebbitt House DRUG
ctoie ana Al cost aug2U-8t
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
The child v5 sEEt Il II ahSS Sds5n
board the steamer MARY WAsHINGTox
TO 0LYMONT,
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22D
Cents tickets, 50 cts. ladies, % CTS. au9l94t.
0CCCQCAN FALLS
" SEvENTY.FIVE MILES FOR Is OENTa
STEAMER MARY WARRINGTON
WI! leave at Am. SUNDAY. Au.
z7,h; returning ii 50 Pm. august
Music and Dancing.
Round trip rs cents
no! FOR QUANTICO.
IL TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH. 1879
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
II leave at IN. returning at 80 pm
Muetc and Dancing.
Bathing, Fishing and Grabbing
Roundtrip. rs cents.
EHIFTY MILES FOR 10 CENTS
L. TWO HOURS AT MT. VERNON SPRINGS
Mublc ana Dancing. steamer MARY WASHING
Ton VII leave ct $50 m. on FRIDAY, August
augl8.1m
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by druggists at Is cts. a package.
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not ADMIRED. II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Wettes' Health Rene,cer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility
premature decline, &C, &C. 81, at druggists;
adv1ce Tree. Depot, IS Barclay street. n. Y,
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. s,24-eo1y
Sour Stomach and Heartburn
are signs CT bilious attack. QuirEs Irish Tea
remedy all these. Price 25 cents.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs, Wins
Lo'cs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects ac1dity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and dfarrhGa, whenever arising from teeth.
Ing or other causes. An cid and Wel,-tr1ed rem
edy; rs cents bottle
TO LADIES AND GRNTIRMEN-We wish to call
attention to A. FiScherS Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 street. near
9Th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he Is enabled to DO his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor g. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from 75
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents to Is cents q pair, and restore them to
their natural sOftness; by cleaning number,
reduction In price. ~ Ceu for and deliver
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

AT TIE ORKNEY SPRINGS, Virginia, the pro-
PIletors have prepared for fall campaign, ana
nave reduced prices. Many prefer the noun
talls during the fall months. See advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

MEATs.-Beef, s1rloin, 2Oc per h.; do. porter
house, 2Oa25c rib roast, 12a20c; steak, 125a2Dc..
Corned Beef, sa1Oc.; Dried Beef, Clipped 25a3Oc.:
do, sliced, 20c.; Lamb, lSa25c; Veal, l2,5a20c,:
Mutton, 12kal5c.; Pork, 106a12hc; Sausage.
12kc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12HaI4c.:
shoulders, Sa9c.: Breasts, 10a11c.: Lard, Sal0c.
FRUITs.-Apples, 15a20c. per peck Damsons
40a50c. per PIX; Crab Apples, CSC. per ok: Cages,
10c. per qt.; Plums, 60a10c. per PIX: Oranges.
DOC per Coz; Lemons, 25c.; Bananas, 30a4Oc.
per doZ.; Pine Apples, 10a15c. each; Peaches. l5c.
per PIX; Pears, eoa3oc. per PIX: Watermeions
15a25; Canteloupes 5a1Oc.; Grapes, 5a15c. per Ib
FIsH.-Perch, 40a50c. per bunch: Rock, large.
2Oa25c. per h., 4Oa5Oc. per bunch Smelt, 15a23c.
per To-; Mackerel, 20a25c.; Halibut, 15aoOc :
Goldfish, 1Oc.; Blue fish, 40a50c. per bunch: Tay-
lers, 40a5Gc.; SheepShead 12al5c per h.: Black
bass 15a2Oc. per To-. Pike 40a5Oc each Taylors, 2j
cents each; Sturgeon, 5 cents per pound: CLANS,
b0a6oc per 100; Lobster, 12c. per H.; Sco.lops
40c. per OF.
BUTTER.-Philadelphi Print 3oa3sc. Der h.
western creamery, 20a3oc.; New York. 25a5uc
roll, l5a25c.; Cheese, l2a20c.; Eggs, l5a1Sc per
dOZ.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish, 20a30c. per PIX;
90. sweet 50a6oc. per PIX; Cabbage, 5ai9c.,
Beans, tLima,l l0al2c. per qt. do, Snap, 15a
1dc per PIX; Beets. 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce
Ease. per head; Corn, 10aI5c. per doz; Radish,
ease. per bunch; Tomatoes, 20a30c. per peck;
Turnips. &c. per bunch; Onions, 46a5Jc. per
peck; do. Spring, 2a3c. per bunch; Cucumber,,
15a2oc. per doz-; Cymblins, lOc. per doz.
POULTRY. - Chickens, 50aI5 per pair. 10
tSpring), Sass per doZ.; Ducks 75o.asi no,
pair; Geese, 5ocasi. f0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

The EXCURSION OF TIE SEAsON.-The select
excursion 10 Pfney Point next Monday On the
Jane Moseley for only 50 cents viii be one of
the nneSt trips OF the excursion season. It's ia
excellent hands, the same managers who had
charge OF the Blackiston's Island excursion OF
August 4th, which Is a guarantee that good
order will be maintained and good time had
See the adve cisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

"THERR's nothing better tor a replenishing
drink" said Mrs. harrington, stirring the con-
tents of the tumbler, ethan Sanford's Jamaica
Ginger. 1t lucub-ateS the tOnsOTS of the throat
when dry, and when one Is exasperated With
fatigue, IL accelerates and refreshes him. Look
not on the wine which is read about 10 the
newspapers, when you can git SanfOrd'5 Ginger
as subterfuge." She drank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22
RARGAINs. BARGAIN1, RaRaa1N.
RARGAINs IN SILK.

BARGAINS IN SILK.
We have on hand q large LOT OF
REMNANTS OF SILK.
from to 70 yards in esch that we ara determtnas
10 eel st any price A great many of theee RIM
nants run from 16 to 10 yards enough for dress
Psuefn, and as We must positively close them ont
them. Wa w hs'uSeo aof
Eyery article In our store il positively offered Ar
CONNOLLYS,
soeou 11th Ut. and Pa. go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

In reply to the charge that has been made
tnat the board OF directors of the National Fair
Association have acted In bad faith with Mr..
Hill, In falling to purchase the Bennings prop
eIty TOT thelr use, 1t is only necessary to say
tnat every member OF the board was In favor Of
taxing possession OF that property by purchase.
ana SO acted In good faith until they discovered
that sixty acres Oh Whereabouts OF the very best
portion OF the land had been sold of, but that
no deed OF such sale could be found on the
RECORDS: And further, that In the plot furnished
lot the inspection Of the board something IKE
thirty or forty acres OF marsh, which is covered
WIN t10e water every day, and which had not
Deen surveyed or considered In the plot which
MT; Hill bought, he had surveyed, plotted and
included In the tract to be sold to this board.
and that the tract offered, so 1ncreased'
amounted to only 113 acres instead of the 1S6
acres, or thereabouts, that he purchased. and
which the board supposed they were purchas-
lng. discovering this, the board referred the
whole matter TO the advisory board, and. after
consultation with it, respectfully Withdrew
from all further consideration OF the Benning's
property. The other statements OF Mr.. nm r. .
qulIe no answer from the board OF directors
Those assertions are as untrue as that the
board acted in bad faith with Mr.. Hill In the
purchase OF site.
WILLIAM NJ. GAIT, President,
On behs BOARD directors
JANIS G. MCKIBBIN,
ON behalf OF advisory board.
JAMES L. BARBOUR,
On behalf OF the committe on finance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22
RLACHIST0N'S.
FIFTH SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION,
SUNDAY, AUaUsT "a,
Ely WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE EXCuI
sion COMPANY,
RLACKIST0N's.
STEAMER JANE MOSELKf. a,

"HA~S3- -HOoNAAI, III o % a a.
NC GisreI utable persons allowed n board.
Tickets, rs cents; children under ~-r>
ten and servants free. For sale at n
National Hotel Drug Store. How
sr's, corner 9TH ana / SITS. D W.; Harb,ns corner
9Th st and Pa. avenue east De Moll's Navy Yard .
aLd Cropey's. llG Bridge at, GEORGETOWN
Staterooms for sale on the boat
WM; DICKSON, President.
aug2l M A ounpr Co....
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SHOT TIE WRONG MAN.-Yesterday Officer r.
/. King arrested James Milstead on the charge
OF an assault and battery, with intent TO Kill
Lewis P Streamer. 1t appears that on recent
picnic party attacked Streamer aud beat
him. Yesterday Streamer met Milstead and
assaulted him. MilStead then went Off, and
about half an hour afterwards met Streanler at
the corner OF lst and NJ streets southeast, aud
drawing pistol shot at him three times, but
missed him, and one shot took effect In the side
OF Francis Jones' living In the neighDorhood,
making slight wound. This case was called
this morning In the Police Court, as also a
and they were postponed until Tuesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

ARRESTED.-YeSterday Detectives McElfreSh
and Miller arrested VIM. Burke, who is charged
with Frank Douglas with having stolen pair
OF pantalOOns, waiStcOat and piece Of cloth
valued at SIG, from VIM. Hart, tailor, on the
18th OF July. The detectives recovered the
property. Douglas Is now serving sentence
In jail for assaulting an officer, and this morn.
Ing In the Police Court the case was continued
untli Tomorrow, that Douglas may be brought
up for TRIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to ChaS
Z. Nelson. OF Washington. d. c., and Elizabeth
j. Clare, OF Madison county, Va; George Thorn
ard Katie COOksey.
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UPIN'S ALL-WOOL BLACK CAa@-
- MERES
80 PIECES JUST RECEIVED.

soLs prices ~n 'ss' sos-
c. M. ToWSoN,
$50 Pennsyscanta aee., south sds.
01Vtt Near 7th NJ
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c

AON4OO, AOOAso1ONO, &C.
IRA BBING. FISuaNG. BATaINGI
SELECT EXCURSION TO
PINBY POINT AND RHTURN,
200 Miles for only SO Cents.
Chit pREN BETWEEN ASD H. Is CEHrs,
BATHING SUITS % CINrs.
Ticfets and statercoms can Be had g.
at fOURSEB dug store. g. Cloud
Building, corner 9th and sts. NV.
MONDAY. AUGUST 26rH. 1873.
On the Fast and Oommodious Steamer
JANE MO5ELEY.
he boat viii leave her wharf foot OF 9Th street.
MONDAY MORNING at 80 O'Clock sharp: rneuru.
ing At u pm Street cars win be ia WAITING to con.
vty parties to al points of the city
meas can De had on the boat ct city prices
6raes ana string Band has been engaged, thus
afcrolng pleasant time In dancing &c
Good order viii he strictly maintained and the
Commtee reserve The right to reject any objection
Cc1amittee-CharIes ". Reese, J. T. Moran, Thos.
- Cuttings. Smith Garges, John Hoffmeu, n A.
Smoot ans72 2f
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HOwsoN's Ice CREAM.--Special Notj,,s-To
prevent disappointment orders fc.r Sunday
18th and L streets, by r...,n I'M SatnrdaV "a
cents quart, sl.l5 {. gallon Send postal +
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CITY ITEMS.

Ireland to the Front!
III you are bilious take Qnirk's lush Tea Solt
by druggists at rs cts. a package.