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THE COURTS.

fhOBATk COCRT.-JNUgc HdgkpT.
To-day, the Will of Caroline Fl. Walker. be-
queatning her estate-two-thirds to her dauyt-
ter and one-third to her grand daughter-was
admitted to proeote. and letters ordered to issue
the estate of F. B. Meek was continued. C. W.
Spofford was appointed guardian of Mary War
then Balsuv,,;; bond; $40 Estate OF D. B.
Morgan; proof of service nleu. The first ANY; an
fnal account OF the executor OF Joseph Thorn
ION ADAMS was approved and passed.
POLICE CorRr-Jtdge Shell.
Yesterday, Catharfne Babcock, John OrNeal
Lewis felton, Matte Taylor and VIM. McGraw.
vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. john Branna-
gan profanity; forfeited collateral. John Jones,
charged with using Illegal scales; $40 or 80
days. Thos. Chisley. larceny of four straw hats
from Henry Bonitz: s. or 80 days. Thos. Lit
aid. do; forfeited collateral Patrick OConnor,
ket ping his bar open on sunday: 800 or 80 days.
JoGn Roplnson. using illegal scales; $40 or 80
DAYS. Julian Thomas, loud and boisterous; IS
or 10 days. Emma Wheeler, alias Rachel Cole
man, loud and boisterous; S. or days. Eliza
beth Moore. profanity; 81 or days John
Young, assault On Lawrence Cornell; $ or Is
days. John Curtis and Reddy White, ARRAY. s.
each. Hugh McQueeny and Geo. Grassland,
malicious trespass; s. or Is days each. VIM. A.
Ray, larceny OF revolver and a coat from
Daniel 5. Eetts; 30 days In jail and restitution,
ard In default of restitution 80 days additional
VIM; Hftte. threats to Mary Hitte, his wife; 5000
boLds 10 keep the peace. or six months In jatl
VIM. Holmes and Alfred Dades. larceny OF two
each. VIM. Ward, assault on Chas Brewster;
$40 or 30 days. VIM. Turner, assault on Albert
Mccormick: SO or 80 days.
To-Day: Thomas E. Landon, charged with fail
Ing TO exhibit light On building material; $40
or 80 days Dennis Mcdonald. profanity; s.
) Jim IN Reid, violating building regulations by
erecting frame back building without per-
nit; continued. Thomas Malie, selling liquor on
sunday; continued. VIM. Braxton, VIM Brown
and Thomas Martin, disOrderly In the county;
S each or IS days in jail. James Quill, main
tanning nuisance; continued. Frank Smith
alias Waters, public profanity; SIS. Robt. Davis
loud and boisterous; IS. Anthony Grant and
VIM. kearney We're sent down for vagrancy
Georgeana Blice, assault on Mary Honesty; per
sonal bonds to keep the peace. Mary Honesty.
assault on Georgeana Brice; do. Cornelius Bos-
well, larceny Of a lot of lead from James S. Ed
wards; $40 or so days. John Crogan, assault on
Henry Limburger; forfeited collateral. John
Mead, assault on Sarah Cochrane; 81 or days
Frank Smith alias Fred. Waters, charged with
using personal violence upon a member Of the
police force, grand jury-bonds $780, Edward
Long, assault on Jas. H Kline; $40 or 80 days
Thomas Cronin was charged with assaulting
John poody by knocking him down and dislo-
Getting his shoulder. fine of $50 or 60 days In
jail as in posed.
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august 13, 1850.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Tie street lamps will be lighted at 0 p. 10. and
eXtingutShed at 3.Zo a H.
The WEEKLY STAR, now ready. VII, be sent
three months, posi- paid. FOR fifty cents. Single
copies in wrappers i've cents.
Moses WOrmly, a colOred OOOtblack, who went
On the Good Samaritan excursion yesterday to
Irving Park, was shot in the face by Edward
johnson, a cOiored man from Baltimore. in an
ARRAY. Johnson was arrested. Wormys
wounds are not very serious
Mt. ". e.. Chase LETT here yes erday for Frel-
eTicksbCrg, Va. TO open the campaign for Gar
ftld and Arthur at the ratification meeting and
IOie raising there.
The colOred Methodist ministers OF Washing
ton have formed a It Mon Preachers ASSocia-
ti0n,' tie OBJECT being to discuss subjects per-
ta1Llng 10 the cause OF Christianity and Tue
moral and religious welfare OF the colOred peo-
pie. TIE following officers have been elected:
Pres dent, Rev. j. p Hammer; vice presidents,
Rev. j. W. Norris and Rev. w. 5. Peck; Secre-
IaTy. Rev. 8 ). Wales; assistant secretary, Rev.
A. b. WilsOD; treasurer, Rev. VI. II. Ross.
The directors of the National Fair Association
have decided TO ST apart the art building for
horticultural exhibition, owing TO the nuner-
Gus applica ions Eade BY florists for space. Ii
Is exp tcted that II e display OF flowers Will be
the largest and finest ever witnessed at fair
hereabOutS-
About o'clock last night DR.. HIN. Grieskng,
OF No. 1871 9TH street northwest, met with d
painful accident. He vas handling what he
supposed 10 De an un!oaded pistol, when 1t was
discharged terribly shatterlng his left hand.
Dr. Ashford was summoned and rendered medi-
cal assistance.
Major Brock turned over today TO Mr. James
l. Bal lOGr. as treasurer. s}53 81. the amount
received Tor the sale of tickets for the rattle of
the gold watch for the benefit OF the House OF
the GOOD Shepherd ia Baltimore. The holder
OF ticket 2,io has not yet come forward to
claim the watch.
Nj. Robert L. Hawkins residing at 401 81 St.
In this city, died yesterday az NaTenton, + al
quier White sulphur Springs Va, aged sixty
O. YEATS,
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The SchuetZen Fest.

GROWING OF THE KING.
Yesterday evening, at the SchuetZen Fest the
GROWING Of the king took place at the park.
There were present, with others, Secretary RAM
sey, Postmaster General Key, Third Assistant
Postmaster General HaZen, Mr.. Hogg chief
clerk of the Navy Department, Mr.. Smtthmeyer
and Major TNining. Mr.. Edward AbDer the
King OF last year, had again won this diStinc-
ton. and was again decorated with che kings
chain and medals. The banquet took plarein
the hall about $50 O'Clock. Mr.. Wolf presided
The tOastS were announced and responded to as
follows:-Mr. Abner, to The King" Judge Key,
10 america: may she always prove mother
ard never step mother" simon Wolf wash
irgtOn SchuetZen Verein;" Secretary Ramsey
Germany; DR.. Bradbury. 1.-THE Ladies'" and
eX-POstmaster Lewis Clephane. 1.-The Press"
MIR. August Schultz presented the Verein a
hs ndsCmely-executed picture OF Mr.. George j.
Seuferle, chairman OF the building committee.
Prizes Tor bowling were awarded as follows:
VI. Hoy dorm, SIS; Mr.. kammerer, S12; Julius
Feltich, 80: George j. Seunerle, Sc; w. Philippe
IS; j. Ltppold 50; B. Goly. So; John I'll. Busher
q. For the most ten-strikeS, George j. Seufftrle
IS. Prizes for ladies' shooting were awarded to
MesdameS g. c. Walker, j. Horner, j. L. VOgr
W. Ftndner, Charles Ebel. For the most bulls
eyes, turquoise ring was presented to Mrs.
John L. NCgt.
Tonight a handsome cluster diamond ring,
worth $50. viii be given TO the best walters.
Bernardo MalateSte, late Of the Kirafe troupe
ard Giovanni EpSigniZka, late tutor al the
Tuile1ieS, have been selected as judges. There
viii also be given TO the most graceful dancer at
the same time, a lady s gold watch worth Si5.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADE.-Twenty-fo boats left
Cnn oerland Wednesday for this port. CARVING
2.1l213 tons OF coal as follows: Borden comoanv
693 is tons; Consolidation do, 446 OS do: Blael
Avon DO, s46;o7 do; New Central, 431 OF do:
George's Creek 40, s4s. IA do; Maryland do,
G2AM,=AELlYe9 by gail-5Q0 bushels wheat
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ORG AIMING A COMPANY OF BOYS IN BLUE"
The meeting called last evening at the hall In
81. Cloud Building to organize a company of
"Boys in Blue" was called TO order by Mr.. j. H.
BIough. Mr.. W. III. Decker was chosen chair
man. Mr.. j. ii. Brough, secretary. A commit
tee or I'VE, including the chair as ex-offcio
chairman (other members. Cutler, Toney. Stiles
and Marsh, was appointed TO consider the sub
Jects Of organization and uniform. The election
OF officers was postponed till the next meeting
A committee OF three. Messrs- Slney, Brewer
and Douglass, was appointed TO procure a suit
able nan for the meetings OF the company. Fifty
are already enrolled. 4 committee on finance
was appointed as follows: MesSrs. Brewer, ONeil
and Emery. Mr.. Douglas gave some figures on
the southern debt question. He said The total
debt OF the southern states at present Is In
round numbers $4,000 goo. Up TO 1860 or 81 it
was SlS4, 100000, leaving only about s42 goo GOO
TO be accounted as belonging In any sense TO this
carpet bag rule, as IL is called The most OF this
is charged be he says. directly to Reputation of
the interest on the debts prior to the war; He also
claimed that the total revenue from the whole
south annually amounts 10 but so, 600 900 while
they receive from the general government In
salaries alone 81, coo, eco II was voted that all
disabled soldiers and sailors be considered
honorary members OF the COMPANY and they
are tlyited 70 enroll as such
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Ficnics. Excursions. &c,

The ATIOwSmlth VIII leave this evening at
$50 o'clock for sixty Iniie sail down the river,
stopping at Marshall Hall going and coming.
The fare for the trip viii be only % cents.
Tie Turkish baths excursion on the Jane
Noseley-tO CObbs island. leaving next Monday
evening, Is full OF attractions. These who wish
TO get away from the city for a short and pleas
ant tine cannot afford 10 ignore this excursion.
The Franklin Legion excursion 10 Piney Point
and Point Lockout takes place tomorrow. The
at II z. 10.
The Mary Washington Will leave tomorrow
al 9:3C for Mount Vernon springs.
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The ODoRLEss ExcAvArING CASE. - To-day.
order In the case of the OdorlesS Excayattnp
AppaIatas co. agt. Francis Carter DENYING the
PRAYER ior an Injunction TO restrain the re-
sponuent rom using machines which It Is
Co 0Kn or baYe an interest, s " - -
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REAL ESTATE SALES. - MessrS. Duncanson
BIOS, auctioneers, sold yesterday for Reuben
eastern nine feet eight inches OF lot numbered
two hundred and forty-six, and the western ten
feet four inches OF lot two hundred and FORTY
seven, all In b. F. Gilberts recorded subdivision
OF square 6I5. improved by three-stOry and
maDsard brick dwelling, having front OF 20
feet on 4 street north, between North CaDttol
and lst streets east, TO Mrs Emily E. Colburn,
for g, 125.
Walter b. Williams & Co, auctioneers sold
yesterday afternoon, for a. Macdonald McBIair.
trustee, The west part OF lot number eight In
square number 50, situated on the corner OF ed
and streets northwest, with the improve
hents thereon, TO James l. Barbour, for 81 no.
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TERRA Gotta WINDOW CARS.
MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST c1AYs
VERY ORNAMENTAL.
ana In Imitation Of all kinds Of stone. ana inst =
durable.
For sale At heavy discount from former prlcea
TERRA GOTTA VASES.
6EWNR PIPE.
STOVE ORooAa DO.
At TEE LOWEST RATE0.
ROTOMAO TERRA GOTTA co.,
AOl New Jersey ave-.
naxJ-ly Nsag 3. 4 9. pepoA
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DON'T FORGET DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.-In
the excitement OF the pilgrimage OF Kaights
Tenplar TO Chicago, excursions TO these cele-
DTated sumner resorts Will be continued as here
tofore. Tickets for the round trip, 81, good on
either OF the three fast train on Saturday and
returning uLJil Monday night. Weather from
twenty 10 thirty degrees cooler than In Wash
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The CHANCES in the rattle for the steam
yacht are being rapidly sold. Those who wish
th6m had better secure them al once at the Eo-
bit House drug store.
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TO MAKE ROOM for improvements In store
great reduction In boys and children clothtno
at the Boys Clothing House OF Il. Robinson E
Co., 909 Pennsy lyania avenue
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FROM EMINENT DIR. C.. G. CLARK OswEGo,
\. VI have made sufficient experiments of
C0lden'S LfeoigS LiQatid Extract or Beef and
7Ontc InrtgOrdtOr, to enable me to say 1t is by
far the best of all the preparations of the kind
GOOD and tonic) that have ever used. To the
sufferer Of chronic diseases, or the convalescent
strengthening. Sold by all druggists and
grOcerS.
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SWayne's Ointment Cures Itching Piles.
ltchlng Piles SymptOmS-A moisture, like
Itching Piles Precipitation, intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night. It never
Itching Piles. fails.
Also cures letter, pimples and all skin dis
Swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious dis
orders
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Thickens Thin Hair, Gives it New Lff. /.
LONDON HAIR ReStorer. Insures new growth.
LONDON Hair ReStorer. Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer. Exquisite dressing.
London Hair ReStorer. Not sticky or gunmy
out clean and totally different from all Others
it.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh. VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
'WelleS' He0lt Re1le,reT." Greatest remedy on
earth for mpotency, sexual debility, decline, &c.
s. at druggists. Depot, SIS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGoNs."-Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered in x lbs
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per ut
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A. STRAUs. 1Ol1 Pennsylvania avenue, is now
oGeflng great bargains Ill clothing. See new
advertisement.
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THE mammoth Green Turtle presented to
Sturs, OF Baltimore. viii be served to their pa
irons In grand luncheon Ct soup and steak
tomorrow Saturday morning. All are in
Yited. q
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CITY ITEMS.

Don't wait until your head bursts before try
ing L0dUe'S headache Specific.
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FACTS Stow FOR THEMSELvES.-Sir |. L. John
son, emiEt mt commander OF De Molay CoInman-
derry, left Tor Chicago over the Baltimore anu
Ohio railroad, at $40 last evening. This morn.
Jig 7. f. c. Sir Noble ID. Larner, accompanied
by about twenty members OF De Molay ana
Washington Communicates, left by the same
road. They viii be followed by the remainder
OF De Molay and Columbia Communicates who
will leave over the Baltimore and Ohio at $40
day evening, twelve hours In advance OF any
other line. Tickets for the round trip SIPS
are for sale as heretofore noticed. Those who
are lot yet provided with sleeping car accom-
modatiOns would do well to apply at once to
Kelley q Chamberlin, d street, between 7th
and sth, or upon Myron NJ. Parker City Post
Office
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ARRIVAL OF PAsSE1GER TRAINS
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
yersey Avenue and Q Street;

Jef2ey Avenue
MORNING.
tPhils. >, Bait. 4 way. 6 90
IN. Y. h Phila. ex. :. .6:lO
western express. SAC
Bait. b way stations. 8 20
Fred. h way stations. 8 :2s
Bait h Annap. ex. 1927
baltimore express. . g :OC
Martinsbure &waysta9 AZ
tBalt. l. way stats. 10 Sc
Baltimore express. IL sc
tDaiiy.
Other trains daily e1-
cept Sunday.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
W. Z. stone to n. Parker, pit. lot G, So ESQ.,
8. n. NJ. Parker to w. C. Stone ut l6t q
so. 2e6; E. G. F. Watson ct al to NJ E. Nc
Farland, lots 81 and SAG, Unionuown; $50. Dis
tI1ct TO Henry Franc, lot rs, So. 511; s.. M.
NJ. Rohrer ct al, trustees, TO j. A. Plumley, lot
30. So. 62s; 81 ,sS5. Mary E. Oliver to JAS, T.
Oliver lot Q, block 2, Howard University sub. OF
John A. smiths farm, commonly known as En-
nDgham Place; 81 500
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TIE BISHOP DIVORCE CASE.-In the case OF
Nafy l. Bishop agt. Charles E. Bishop-bll for
diVOrce-in which on Friday last a motion OF
defendant for the possession of the children was
argued by Mr.. Elliot for petitioner and Mr.. Cal
lahan for Mrs. Bishop, Judge Hagner this morn
ing made his decision to allow the mother to re-
tain possession of them until the final hearing
Some Of the children are now In st. Vincent's
orphan asylum.
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uMPORTANT TO AGENTS.
THE LIFE m

GEN. jas A. 9AHFIELD,
BY his personal friend. MAJOR BUNDY. Editor
N. Y. Mai, In the only edition to which Gen. Gar
field has given personal attention or facts. Beauti
fully Illustrated. printed and bound. Fun length
eted portrait BY Hal. from picture taken OK.
liberal terns. Send 81. 90 st once for completes
SHssi a1su5Wisihnsan =, Nm q T 2S1s,
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LADiEs IN delicate health ind strength and a
new lease OF life at the Rawley SPRINGS Va.
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I III rINERAL OF the late w. S. St1ckney (son
vi w SuShaey, esq took place this afternoon
the most numerously ATTENDED ever seen In the
District. The services at the church were of
a ane mos, tbs he enaIacsr and the attend
ceased was held.
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STILL ANOTHER CASK.-F0r ways that are no
longer dark and tricks that are no longer vail,
The Washington confidence man continues to
be most audaci0uS. There was reported in
yesterdays STAR the sw1ndling OF young man
from Ohio by the three-card monte men az
Arlington. Later In the day another young
man, from Jersey who was seeing the Smith
son1an sights, came across nice, clean shaver,
wellappearing man. with guide-book In hano.
mtently gazing upon the skeleton OF lizard OF
the preeVolutlon period. Naturally enough,
the apparent stranger entered into CONVERSE.
tlop, and the member from Jersey was Invited
10 WISH the Agricultural bureau. IL do not
care lot that. he answered, "but i should like
TO visit Arlington" Happy thought" an
sWered the man with the guide book; "a visit
leg friend OF mine is at the Agricultural bureau
VINO desires to go there, and II he is ready we
s WoI accompany him." The rest is the old
met the ''od Kentut khan" as usual on the tow,
pain OF Tie canal, began to play three card
monte, Wnen the owner OF the landn suddenly
appeared, threatened an arts, and the swim
d dn s deeamped with ninety dollars belonging
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REPORTED IN LUCK. - The Rockville. Md,
Sentinel says: There are number OF persons
In Maryland claiming to be descendants OF Sir
Marmaduke Wyyil!. AID entitled to share In
the large estate In England. Among them are
Mr. Resin Duvall, an elderly farmer living In
Clarksourg district this county, and also AR.
Edward Wyvill, rtsiding near Laytonsville.
These gentlemen have visited Washington TO
consult with other claimants residing In that
city. The District Wyvills claim direct descent
from Mr. William Nyvill, the elder brother OF
Sir Marmaduke, who became heir TO the title
and estates of Sir Marmaduke upon the death
OF the latter. but was lost at sea when on his
way 10 England 10 Claim his Inheritance. The
Maryland claimants state that Sir Marmaduke
WYNN had two brothers who settled in Anne
Arundel county, their names being Edward
Hale WyYiil and William Wyvill. Slrdh Win
WyyIl, daughter OF Edward Hale WyVll. was
united N marriage with Lewis w. Duvau In
lsol. and Mr.. Resin Duvall is her son. Edward
Hale NyVlll also had son. named Henry, ana
Mr. Edward Wyyiil, the gentleman from near
LaytoasV1iIe, Is a grandson OF this Henry wy
VIII. The NyviIl3 moved from Anne Arundel
county 10 this county. There are nine grand
children OF Edward Hale Wyvil now living,
several OF whom reside In Maryland and two Ia
Virginia.
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GEORGETOWN.

Young MAN DROwNED.-About o'clock
last evening, Richard P. Stake, carpenter by
trade, aged Is years, was drowned In the Cues
apeake AID Ohio canal. While passing from
path beneath, he fell, striking his head against
the stone wall OF the canal, near the collectors
office, and then fell into the canal with the sad
result stated. His body was recovered In about
fifteen minutes by citizens, and Dr.. TiDb5 was
summoned, but the young man was beyond his
ald The remains were conveyed to the ware.
ce ased was a son of Mr.. John NJ. Stake and re-
sided With his father on Prospect street. De.
tween Lingan and Fayette. The coroner viewed
the body this morning and gave a certificate Of
death from accidental drowning,
ACCIDENT.-AbOut l o'clock yesterday after
noon, Reuben Summertime, a co,ored man,
atout 81 years old, while at work unloading
coal at The wharf OF the Borden Mining CO. was
caught between coal tub and canal boat
anG was badly mashed. DR.. l., ". Richie was
summoned and pronounced that the mans hio
was fractured, ard that he had received other
severe internal injuries. He was MADE as com
f0ltable as possible and taken 10 his home at
FreedNan'S village by the superintendent OF
the Borden Mining Co.. Mr. Joseph Jones.
Dineteen-year- old son OF Mr.. Z. J. Shoemaker,
dfod at his fathers residence No. IS Prospect
street, at an early hour this morning, after a
long illness OF consumption.
IHE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUE Intends to give
a grand reception at the CLUB house one time
next month They Go net intend however TO
chTlsten their new house with any spurious
liquors
PERsONAL.-Dr. Louis Mackall left town yes
terday for Chicago.
The GRAIN TRADE.-Arrivals by Canal-Boat
Farmers Friend, Samuel Jarboe and Medley
with wheat and corn. There were no offerings
On Change today, the weather being too In
Clement TO get samples.
THE COAL TRADE-Thirty-f boats lie {
Cumberland Tuesday, with 3.945.11 tous CT coal,
as follows: For misunderstanding Co.,
l,ll5 tons. Blaen Avon do, 454.0S do; Maryland
Co., 900o5 do; Borden do. 1896 DO New Cen
trail, de-, 222l5 do; Piedmont DO. Ill; Georges
Creek CO., 225 do. For Alexandria as follows:
American Co, $50 q TINS
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Garfield and Arthur.

RFPCBLICAN POLE RAISING AT ARLINGTON
meeting OF Alexandria county republicans
was held last night at Arlington to dedicate a
Garfield and Arthur pole. and notwithstanding
the inclemency CT the weather over 500 persons
were present with brass band. Mr.. W. \.
Rowe, chairman of the republican executive
committee OF the county CT Alexandria. called
the meeting 10 order, and officers were then
elected as follows: Benjamin Austin. president;
Major Robert $: Lacey, Henry Holm S, Travf
Il. Pinn. j. W. Pendleton.F II. 4. lockwood and
+. G. shott, vice presidents; and w. C. Wlblrt,
T. Allen and Moses Jackson. secret aries
Speeches were made by MeSsrs. Edmund Burke,
Judge Willoughby, Major S. p. Baily. A. W
Harris. Gen. L. W. Whitaker, Major James Nc
Nabb, jr., of Washington. Resolutions endors-
Ing MAJOR S. T. Baiiy, the republican nominee
1or congress, were adopted. and after cheers
for Garfield and Arthur the meeting adjourned
TIE IOWA REPUBLICAN CLUB
net last night at the hall Of the National Vet
eIan club. Walter Drummond was elected sec
retaIy, and Smith D. Frs, treasurer, thus effect.
ing full organization. the other officers hav-
ing been chosen at previous meeting. An eX-
ecut1ve committee was appointed, embracing
one member frSn each congressional distri CT ii,