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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-25
THE COURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.


YESTERDAY Wa tngtOn Brick Machine Com
nanv agt. Grimm: oplntt ion by Justice Hagner af-
firming decree below: hennedy agt. Creswell
ct al; mandate from the United l states Supreme
Court filed Basner and Is sen sas sane hGW
the decree below, Chief Justice Cartt~- "sssat.
Ing. The application Of Conway Robinson for
admission to The bar was referred. Potomac
Steamboat Company VS.. Upper Potomac Steam.
boat boa Company; and same agt.; Inland and
seaooard Coasting Company; on hearing.
EQUITY COCRT-Jtdge Hdor,er.
Yesterday, Hurdle agt. Collins; of calendar,
defendants testimony not yet filed. Clark agt.
Perry, demurrer overruled and cross-bill dis
missed. Richardson agt Clarke: pro confesso
against w. X. Hooper granted. Frain agt.
Frain; defendant released temporarily to purge
Martha A. Truxell appointed guardian ad litem:
McManus agt Porter, ETC.; ordered by the Chtef
Justice heard In General Term in first instance.
POLICE CoURr-J,sdge S,,en.
Yesterday, after our report closed, Edward
Frank Webster, Buddy Hager and Eddie Len,
sky; personal bonds. James Call highway rob-
berry OF ring worth s25 from W. Il. Farden,
@ eoDaS Ono or Mm dses
Cazer, larceny Of some clothing from Patrick
Regain; GO days In jail: Also charged with as
sa saul Patrick aS Rsgan; $40 or 80 days Jenny
days each. Annie Brown, larceny of IS from
Edward White; s. or 20 days. James o. Quill,
assault on John T. Price; $40 or 80 days.
To-day. Jack Robinson, Lewis Lancaster.
Samuel Matthews, Fanny Alexander and Leina
Wilmington, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse
Geo. Lombey, profanity; S or days. Adah
Shepherd and FRANK Smith, loud and bolster.
Gus; S. or Is days each. Malcolm Hurdle, ARRAY.
Annie Brown. threats to Alice Cameron; per-
sonal bonds tC keep the peace. Warren john
son, assault and battery on Jno. Armes; S. Jno.
Campbell assault and battery on Margaret,
his wife; who testified that her husband choked
her and BACKED her eye by blow with his
fist; $40. VIM. GateWoOd, assault and battery
on Nancy Toiliver 50 Emma Stewart, a bright
mulatto woman, was arraigned on the charge
OF keeping bawdy house on d, near 18th street.
men, who rafded the house and took all the in
mates into custody. Mr.. Henry Turner teStt-
ned TO the character OF the inmates of the house
and Of those who visited it at all times of the
night; also Of the scenes transacted there. The
testimony was, however, in the opinion OF the
court not sufficient. and the case was dismissed.
Alfred Blanchard, assault on Thomas Robinson:
$50 or 60 days.
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10000 YARDS
10000 YARDS
10000 YARDS

OF BEAUTIFUL oRGANDY AND JACONET
LAWNS, YARD WIDE.
CHI q L 8 D N LY,
AT 12k CENTS.
BIG BARGAINS, FEW PIECES LEFT, LINEN
LAWN, CHOICE STYLES,
=, Thin WHITE DRESS GOODS OF all knd-Plaid
Swiss Organdy, 12H cbs. India Linen, 25 cts. :;
Dot ed and Figured Swiss Muslin. 25 cts. Swiss
Muslins, French Organdy, Tarlatanes, Victor and
Bishop Lawns, &C,
At TOWSON'S,
636 Pennsylvania ave-.
South side, near 7th.
SUMMER SILKS As CENTS.
SILK DAMASSE GRENADINES.
ALL WOOL LACE BUNTING, As cents.
LACE BUNTINGS, % cents.
DOUBLE WIDTH LACE BUNTING.
FRESH STRAW MATING, II cents MP.
PARASOLS AND SUNUMBRELLAS 81 CO. 81. So
$500, S2.2 81 50.
SHEl LANU SHAMLS, from 81. 90 apiece.
G. NJ. TOVSON,
636 Pa. ave-, South side,
ma322 Near It'll ST. NV.
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A BABE WITHOUT A HEAD.-A special dispatch
to the Philadelphia Times, from Erie, May 90
says: babe was born in this city yesterday
without head but otherwise fully developed.
1t weighs about seven pounds and is considered
splendid pathological specimen. There is an
excrescence protruding from the top Of the
trunk between the shoulders where the neck
ought to be. which has two large eyes a nose
and mouth with hare lip There is no occp-
ital or parietal bones, no brain. In a sitting
posture the child resembles a huge frog.
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NHE SMITH = EGGE MANUFAC.
Il 1UkINo co.,
Lack Rox l2O6. BRIDGEPORT, Comm

Manufacturers Of specialties in Light Hardware
and Metallic Goods generally, Government and
Giant Paddock, Sewing Machine Locks. Piano
Locks, Organ Locks, the automatically made Chant
sash hahn. superior to every other and very much
cheaper. No epecial pulley required. The Smith
Fgge Manufacturing 90 Also gtves special stt en-
manufacture OF patented Inventions and AZ the ne
ceesary tools, and the manufacturing OF the eAmo
fisliy. ~ .myU-@
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

There will be a decoration day excursion to
Harper's Ferry. There viii be fishing dancing
on Burns Island. and rambling amid mountain
scenery. Trains will leave the B. q o. depot at
$50 p. m.
The boat for the Calvary Mission Sunday
school excursion-Jhe j. W. Thompson-leaves
for Marshall Hall at a. m. aad p. m. to-mor-
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meeting last night and decided to postpone
the mass meeting OF sunday schools until next
fall, on account or the hot weather. A vote OF
thanks was rendered 10 Commissioner Morgan
Senator Ferry, Gen. Hawley. Secretary Thomp-
son, Prof. Baird and others for their efforts in
behalf of the maSS-meeting, which was to have
been held last Saturday.
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A COLORED PASTOR SUsPENDED.-H. A. Grant,
colored pastor OF st. Paul'S A. NJ. +. church OF
Washington, Pa, has been charged with
drunkenness and immortality and found guilty
and suspended until the ensuing annual con-
Terence, which meets in Wheeling, West Viz
gin1a. In September next. A notice published
by the trustees OF the church announces that
IL. a: Grant, recent pastor OF the \. NJ. E.
church, Is no longer authorized to collect
money for the church, or to represent it In any
capacity. Grants wife died a few weeks ago at
Un1ontown, Pa, leaving two or three children,
who live with her mother. Grant has rented a
room: where 1t Is said he will soon open bar
Der shop.
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AT THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE in
Cincinnati yesterday a resolution was of cred
delphfa; adopted. The report of the general
committee on legislation. which provides that
the general conference shall be composed oft
houaes-lay ard ministerial-was taken up.
After long discussion, 1t was defeated by a
vote OF 40 yeas TO 2l1 nays. 1t would require
two-thirds affirmative vote to adopt the re-
port. Next came the report OF the committee
on lay representation, which provides that lay
delegates to the number OF one to every six pas
toral charges be admitted to annual confer
ences. Several amendments were Offered, all
Q! when were tabled and then, On motion OF
Mr. Taylor, a layman, the whole subject was
laid on The table by vote OF $50 TO I46
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THE NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION yes
terday placed on record deed OF trust to Sam
uel cross and Howard C. Clagett OF all the pro-
perry. real and personal. owned by the concern.
10 secure 30 first mortgage bonds OF $500 each,
payable IN i've years. with interest at Der
cent. A former deed, TO secure President Calf
and others was az The same time released
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The SANGER BANKRUPTCY CAsE.-In the Court
IN General Term yesterday petition was pre-
sented by Higgins, COBB & co. for a revocation
OF the discharge from bankruptcy tn the case of
X. Sanger. The grounds are, that Sanger kept
no cash or DISBURSEMENT books. as required by
law f0r a trade. and though voluntary bank
Tupt, mad not thirty per cent. assets nor did he
set the requisite onefourth in number or one
tb1Id In value OF his creditors to consent to his
discharge,
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CITY ITEMS.
True Blme

true 0lu0s
Blue Flannel Suits from $40 to $40,
Blue Diagonal Cheviot Suits.
Blue Basket Chevfot Suits.
Blue Cheese Cloth Suits.
Blue Garibaldi Blouses.
Blue Xaffa!ing Suits.
CSC. 6. HRNN1sd.
40 7th street
LoDILE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains no in
furious substances; cures headache at once.
No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and
Colds or any trouble Of the throat, than
"BrO,rn's Bronchial TfOcheS." limitations are
offered for sale, many Of which are injurious
The genuine Bronchial Troches are sold only in
boxes.
YOU can't help liking Carter'S Little Ltrei'
PRS, they are so very small and their actor Is
SO perfect. Only one pill dose.
THE WEIL-KNowN SPORTSMAN, HARRY HAM11-
TON. 1872 West 31st street, N. Y, did not believe
ringbone could be cured until he used CUES
Lthtnent Iodtde Ammonia, and now cures
Spavins, Splints and thoroughpins by its use
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
Giles Pits cures Dyspepsia.
Trial size rs cents s,t.t3t
''Save Your Hair" ssKeep 1t Beautiful. =
London Hair Resrorer" Insures new growth.
london Hair Restorer" Restores the color.
london Hair Restorer' Exquisite dressing
f1alT ReSUOTeF." III only CIedlly and
London Hair Restorer." eft Etual Hair Restorer
"London Hair ReStorer. in tae market Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely Tee from all obnoxi-
GUS or unpleasant odors. Price 76c. At all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash.
1ngton.
SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Welles Health Reneacer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility decline.
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, So Barclay street,
N. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
For CLEANING OR DYKINa LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 900 G street northwest.
Will give satisfaction In every respect ~
"ALDERNEY WAGONS "-Fresh'alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In 4 lbs.
"Ward" prints 35c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF.
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HANLAN-RILEY Skating Rink stand. See adv.

CHICAGO FAST L.INE.-The attention of tray-
elers 10 Chicago and the northwest is called to
the advertisement OF the Pennsylvania line A.
lightning express train will leave Washington
at am. daily, arriving in Chicago at SD the
man palace sleeping car will run through
TO Chicago, and parlor car through to Pitts
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-25

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Henry DOganS and Matilda Kent; VIM. Robin
son, OF Frederick, and Elizabeth Martin of Bal
tlmore; ID. B. Wainwright and Rosa G.. Kendfg:
John ii. Cumberland and Mary A. Herbert; JAS
L. Padgett and Ida NJ. Berry, both OF Charles
county; John T. Laughlin and Mary L. Booth.
OF 81. Mary's county.
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To CHICAGO IN Day AND Two HOURs.-The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad started on Sunday
night a lightning express 10 Chicago, Which
runs through in 70 hours. The train going an 1
the ole leaving arrived on time.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by R. A
Golden, agent:-25, 600 herrings from s250 to S.
per thousand; 1000 shad, from 50 to SIS per hun
dred 80 punches rock and perch from 25 TO
10 cents per bunch.
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FICTORIA'S BANDA despatch from Tucson
Arizona, says despatch from Captains Upper
and Kramer states that they ran Victoria's
band into New Mexico and captured twenty
horses. The Indians passed within five miles
OF the head OF General Hatch's column and fol-
lowed "A trail beyond the line toward the Rio
Grande. The Arizona troops having exhausted
their rations and broken down many of their
horses, turned the trail ever to General Hatch,
in whose department tue Indians are now pro.
Ceeding toward the MeScalerO agency
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LIGHT WOOLLEN and linen goods made up In
the most superior manner aud in the most re-
eherche style. In the line OF summer cloth NO
for youths, boys and chfldren'S wear. can D1
obtained at the Boys Clothing House OF B. RO-
binson q Co., 900 Pennsylvania aTenue, al pop
ular prices
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should not leave the city for the summer sea
son bs fole investigating George G. Henning'
specialties for shooting. fishing, yachting
swimming, bathing and touring. Every ont
knows where his place OF business Is located.
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Boat RACE.-Cool and comfortable chairs ALI
reserVed) at Bradley wharf, the only stand di-
rectly opposite the start and finish. Tickets at
Brad Adams bookstore and the hotels. I
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HOP BITTERS GRAND STAND.-See advertise
ment. HartleyS wharf, ABOVE High street.
GEORGETOWN.
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STEAMER GEORGE LEARY will leave Washing
ton at p M, on Wednesday, for Norfolk, III
stead of $50, on account OF boat race
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THE LADIES are specially invited to examine
NJ. Williams large assortment OF summer silks.
lawn and gingham suits. Best goods at 10 ode
rate prices.
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pASSHOR e. STEBBINS,
No. 1Ol4 PeMn'a ave WAsHIN GToN, d. G.
IS Light ST., BALTIMORE, Md.
BOILERS, ENGINES. PUMPS. STEAM, GAS
AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS WORK.
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTs' SUPPLIES.
my20-1ms
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TWICE MARRIED WITHIN THREE DaYs.-San-
ford Z. Woodruff, young man OF good address,
was on the 18th instant married by the Rev
William H. Littell, OF Setauket n. Y, to Mary
f. Conklin, with whom he lived until the mora
Ing OF the 18th. Then he went to Port Jeder-
So and there Tas married to Miss Adde sells
by the Rev. Samuel Richard son. Mrs. Wood
hull No. /, hearing OF this, had Woodruff ar
rested and Justice SaXton, In default OF bail,
committed him TO Riverhead jail, placing all
the witnesses, including the two ministers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-25

CHILDRES's bracelets, necklaces, lockets,
rings, earrings, at Prgg-s.
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WITNESSES FOR GENERAL WARREN.-In adj
ton TO Gen. NJ. ID. Corse. OF Alexandria, the fol-
lowing witnesses have been summoned to testify
Governors Island, New York harbor, next
Thursday: Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Richiand, Va;
Gen. w. r. F. Lee, Burkes, Fairfax Co., Va;
Gen. Tnos. 7. Mumford. Lynchburg, Va; Col. ].
Wood, GAINESVILLE, Va, Gen. Eppa Hunt0n,
Eauquier county, Va, and Gen. X. L. T. Beale,
Msst@oEsla16 60, Y&-AlsG. Ga5sffss
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Francis Dodge ct al, trustees, to Y. B. NJ. Lodge
lot pa and parts 2I5 PA, 245 OF BealPs addition
10 Georgetown: $2.400- j. A. Crown TO Chris
tan Nander, part 2, So. west OF So. 4s4; 81 POO.
W. p. Crawford to j. w. Starr, trustee. lot ~
81. 9SI; S25. William Yonson to John Murohy
part II, So 1876; sl,l00. NJ. NJ. Rohrer to W. Fl.
smith, lot 25, So. .ol; $. W. II. Smith 10 NJ.
NJ. Rohrer, lot 26, SO. 121; s.. W. Fl. Smith ct
al. 10 J. n. Rollins lots Il to 81 and "a ~ 70 3D.
"a and IS, so. I21; s, 800. B. Fl. Warner ct al.
Trustee. to Junius SimOns lot 25 So. 5lI; $3.50.
W. &. Todd, trustee. to T. H. G. Todd. lot Il of
Mount Pleasant; $1,000. A. Joy to NJ. Cava-
naugh, lot -, sq. sos; $3.50 a. p. Pearl to J. @.
A. Pleiner, lot 81, So. 500; sS0036. II. Greer 10
Mary L. O'BTien, part "a, So. 16; l,425. II. Ii.
Oakshott TO J. F. Greer, lot So and part So, sd
1884, SOS 80. T. II. G. Todd to Geo. Alcorn, lot II
OF Pleasant Plains; s9es. e. G. Lederer ct al,
trustees, to F.. Schmidt, lots and r, 81. s74;
s.. F. Schmidt to German American Fire In
surance Co., lots B and r, So. s74; s. S. A.
Heating to D. c. Lynn lot Of Prospect Hill;
s33S.9l. c. B. Pearson to G. w. Pearson, lot IS
SO. us; s3I. q. NJ. Robson to II. w. HOWgate
lot l5 SCI. 1863; sl0,2l $50.
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FIELD GLASSES for hire at the great boat
race at HerZOg's. 30S 9th street northwest 1
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DRY GOODS.

AWNs! LAWNS! LAWNS!
One Thousand q. 600, Pieces Of Beautiful Lawns
Just Arrived.
Eight Hundred (sOO) Pieces of BEAUTIFUL
PACIFIC LAWNS, 10. l24, Is.
One Hundred 1Oo) Pieces of Besutiful
FkENcH LAWNS, IS. 81, 81. soc.
One Hundred (le0l Pieces Of
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. Is. IA % 25e.
GATHERS,
IN Market Space.
INDIA LINEN, the desirable article for Ladies,
Dresses. 20, rs, 81, 81.
VERY FINE BLACK FRENCH LAWNS. rs.
BLACK LINEN LAWNS, sc.
FINE LACE STRIPE WHITE GOODS.
only l2sc. Special Bargain.
COLORED SILKS, EXCELLENT Quality
Navy Blue.
COACHMAN'S DRAB AND OTHER COLORs
COLoRED sATINs, very cheap.
SKINNER SILKS, Soc.
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS.
1857 81 IL, 81. Is. 81 81, 81 so. up to So CO.
CARTER'S
myl9 IN Market Space.
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THE MARYLAND CLASSls OF THE REFORMED
CHURCH, in session at FunkStOwn, Nd, has
made an appropriation or $500 20 the Washing
ton mission. a request from the joint con-
s1storlesof the Washington charge for the in
corporation into that charge or the recently
organized ST. Matthews congregation, was
granted. The sum OF 1925 was granted TO Mt.
Pleasant charge. The Philadelphia Messenger
OF the 18th inst S1yS:-"We are informed by
the Rev. E. X. ESch5ack that the committee OF
the Maryland Chassis, c0njOintly with the con-
slstory OF the mission congregation In Wash
lngton city, ID. c., has quite recently purchased
site Tor church and chapel on 18th street
northwest, between Rhode Island avenue and
street. at the corner or an 1S-foOt alley, - by
100 1eet, at IS cents per square foot, making a
sum OF s, 2I0. The terms are $500 cash, and the
remainder IN SIX, twelve and eighteen months.
Tie location is said TO be good and desirable
one. and the price remarkably low for Wash
fBgton city. There is Lot sufficient money on
hand 10 cover the first payment. lie Will there
fore, require the hearty and prompt action G.
the whole church 10 make this mission sue
cess. In less than two years time the
ground thus purchased VIII be worth double The
amount Low 10 be paid for It,"
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IMPROVED FACILITIES FOR TRAvEL.-The trav-
cling public are already enjoying some of the
advantages that will come with competing rail-
way lines between Washington and New York
In the arrangements recently made by the
b. & o. road for the comfortable and rapid
transit OF passengers through Baltimore The
new plan consists OF an immense steam trans
fer barge, which carries the through cars from
Locust Point across the bay to Canton, and was
hISt tried yesterday morning with complete
success. The SIN thus describes the process
The passenger train which left Washington
at o'clock dropped the cars intended for Cam
den station at Baileys, ION OStend street, near
the loot or EutaW street, and proceeded direct
10 Locust Point, arriving at the ferry slip at 10
O'Clock. The train, consisting OF three paSSen-
ger coaches, ore of them a pariOr car and
baggage car, was Immediately run upon the
barge. The four cars were placed u pom the
middle one OF the three tracks on the barge.
ard as they passed from the apron or brid5e
on the boat there was not the slightest percep-
tiole settling or lowering OF the barge into the
water. The transfer was made with great
CELEBRITY, and as soon as 1t was done the barge
steamed off for the Canton slip, into which it
ghded In just six minutes from the time it left
Locust Point. In the time which 1t takes to
tell il locomotive on the Philadelphia VIII
mIrgton and Baltimore track backed I'D on the
ban &c, coupled to the train, and was off for New
lCrk, at which place it arrived at 4:45 o. m.
mak1I g the time from Washington to New York
seven hours and forty-fiye minutes"
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NdIlld avenue.
court, Mrs. Briggs (''OnvIa') was the CON-
webster. Buddy Hagar and Eddie Luskey-for
mallclOuS mischief, on the 10Th Instant, In
breaking an apple tree on her premises. She
testified that another boy told her the names of
the prisoners, Oh condition that she would not
ten VINO gave her the information, as they had
secret organization, one OF the obligations or
Mhcn was that whoever told should be beaten.
Sne was sorry that the complaint was against
uese small Boys, Tor she would be much better
satlsned II she had the larger ones. She felt
cal.e9 upon TO 10 this. for they had abused her
ana thro"n stones Ia the yard. She had 70 haul
away TWO cart loads OF stone. The court gave
WEBSTER, Hagar and Luskey woods not being
Plese1Q lecture, required personal bonds OF
Sss. ses ana dlss..s.sst,, lne others
~ she same court yesterday, five small boys
Snaries and John Mccarthy John Dunn Thos
hooinson, and George Boyd-were arraigned on
Ine complaint OF an old woman named Ann
Zine lor stoning her house. The Testimony of
Ine oId woman was direct and positive Squire
Kane defended the boys and brought dozen
witnesses 10 show that Ann Hine was an ecaan-
trio and quarrelSome woman, who ima0ines AM
the boys In the neighborhood her enemiesL The
1act was also established that one OF the accused
had been fined s. in this court once before for q
similar offence, and that after he had paid the
nneshe said he cared nothing for the old woman
Hine nor the court. The court imposed fine
: OF IS On George Boyd, who had made such
night remark about the court, and fined the
Stosl BOYS p each
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THE BEST BEER KNowN.-The Premium
drawn from the wood, at Miller q Jones.
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THE BOAT RACE.
HANLAN-RILEY RACE.

HANLAN-RILEY RACE.
SKATING RINK STAND.
Foor q MARKET STREET. GEORGETOWN.
ONLY FULL VIEW OF START AND FINISH.
cedes its superiority over all others
t' III II 's eaetu.ce c3mmand of Start and Finish
~. 1he comfort and safety in arrangement OF
seats.
sd The space devoted (without CHARGE to car
management.
This stand will be retained for Hanlan- Riley race
Reserved seats, % cts. good for postporr, rana
and money returned if no race. Fo- ,,,a AZ Rink
rev lork ave bet 18th an ,,rh ais ut principa.
st. @" = i'1n 81, and at J. d. Frees, 1887
ss. 1t
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LAWN MOWERS and builders hardware al
lowest prices, at T. z. May d Co., Oh PennSyl-
yania avenue.
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"ALDEREEY WAGONS. "-Fresh'alder butte
churned every morning, and delivered In i los
Ward" prints, 35c per Id. Also, cottag
cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk sc. per at.
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer 900 street northwest.
Will give satisfaction In every respect ~
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LECTURES,

INONER IECTURES.-The Ninth Lecture
Il in the Course established ''fcr the Discovery
of New Facts and the Advancement IF Nedicine,h
will be delivered by GEORGE E. WARlNG, JR..
CONSULTING ENGINEER. at MARiNIS HALL, 9lI
st. n. W, WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 26th,
at O'Clock. Snbject:-' SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE SANITARY DRAINAGE IL WASHING
TON" The Medical Profession AMI others inter-
ested in the subject are invited II attend.
SPENCER + BAIRD,
my22-3t' President of Board of Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-25

SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Welles' Health Rereaoer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-25
GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr.,
T" DEALER IL
GAS COOKING STOVES.

The Warrington Gas Light Company have st their
once on 10th street an assortment OF the Sun
and patterns. This il the Stove used By Miss Dods
In her lectures on cookery.
Gall and examine them. myD