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1-6s8s0 visits, 40 meetings, ITO temperance
IylMel|Rcs. tDVoo Tracts. books, MID pnpurH o[l+
9A'N!ea' olo taMtllc9 n'ded In various why's
sSca!lts for thr tntt,isll, S9,6sZ4s; payments,
$hoo.o'; old dabt relna,ntng, sl1,4ozao.
y uuHEAT sTneNs oF cit9fsrAfAs cAnDs.
ehttst''las c'ltsls arc shown }n great variety
III the W'!nlesale liotls,fs. Tho demand this
scaso'tls TOR iiahtt'pnliitcd sccf,esrpon ivory,
sal''', aasu BLK caftls. One establishment
rpsa1s e.o scasoh WILL stock of 7o,o0o Vi
A'topet'" h'aRc.
MI. +. H1sfonlcAL~
"e ~! nh"l oLen!h9 ol Inc new bnllu!hR o[
.,e l"lk islM:tl Historical Society Will TAKE
i puee earlS III uccen,bor Among tile lcctnr'
..., srs smeasetl ior INC society's course this
'N, M.Aet "re: charlton i. Lewis, who will
NV tr t'e o,e'lthR lectafc on thu evening OF
au's"ns, Nov. ~; t'eofga n. Iowle, ot nos.
t,.,, WIZ VIII lecture on "Blslllarck
v'Ms S"Wse D'!lon, rloiessqf OF LAW III Columbia
So,'eEs' ~, r., us i!o Law-.lts Fast, Present,
H..a ru.".o taf' o ~: ostrandaf, on 'Vlti
n.ookwh eS-t'os: A.: L. Bullock. OF
faaa.,,. nnasSs ,, t4ass.' tnc Key. ". snlyely:
J'"cpu - ~, q. Gno"'e, ot new 1otk City; frof:
t,,n.1 =. nets Ss sIsot' F"' u'' oI bFooRlyn, alfu
o1Mets ..........- ....
| "o"A!Su" THE 'HNFATiT DODGE.
oo'''l Arntsa. aBe oo' wearing fatlotl uni
p, toi''', ueggeu rom passeFs'by yesterday Mt
oa@sy.oiR'th % street anu Fourth avenue. AN
.m1p.s s.a'p. eoa1-s1eoVe M'ng by 'iss side; and
"nei lsoat'ossinn 5teihKanlp asked Him WHY
~ peesel, he SUI! ne was pour solt!er with
on1y o.e arm. Tho rottndslnan saw that he
NllH ANklllIlE, allu, IG6ltLR under tho ntuEtV
sleeve, found his arlll snugly tucked under
, 1880-11-27
GREAT INDIGNATION.
Speefdf Ubpttth to The CHICAGO Tribune.


speetat Dbpateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
NEW TuuK, Nov. W-The action OF the
baltimore L. OhiU Railroad Company in all
yallclng elevator charges to tllrcu-sixteclltl,s
vi a cent for the first five days n,ld three
eigllths OF n cent for every tell days there
nfter, cutlsed tho widest excitement amongst
the Eratn rnun Of Baltimore to-day. The fol-
fow1ng was circulated on the Corn md Flour
Excllslage OF that city, a1Ni was extensively
signed by the grain receivers tIIerc:
In sanw Of tho nrbtrNry notion Of tho Bnitl-
moro & Ohio Railroad In Rsing an ortler for tho
addition OF oxorbltant eievntor-cfarges for
atorngc Ut wheat, hy which all such property
which Ens been Inirustci to their cnrc 1as been
greatly reduced In vn1uc, and bccnusc We 10.
ilcve tho said nct!on tn be unjust md unneccs-
sAry, and BECAUSE IN consequence Of tho possi-
bl1ity Of such action being sttddonly md unex-
pcctedly sprung upoa us, VIC can hnye no .bas.s
uf value UPON which to nuke ADVANCES upon
whcnt, therefore, We, tho undersigned, hereby
pledge ourselves ind each to tho other. and nil
together, TINT VIC will not mnko any further ai-
vnnc8s upon tho bills OF ladng for wheat oyor
the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad until
thu recent ortier regarding extra ,stor.
ngo Is resclndcd, ind nsss,rnnce rvuu
that VIC shall not Oo attbjecl to similar ncton and
BY tllr signatures VIZ hereby protcst against tho
enforcement Of tho order, nnd respectfully ask
tts withdrawal. p!etstng ourselves Tint II It Is
withdrawn we will make special effort to re-
lievo tho blockade,
, 1880-11-27
NEW YORK.

Yesterday in Wall Street-A
Day After the CAM
-. bler's Own Heart.
~*>oks Up and Down Often
- Enough to Shear All
tho Lambs.
Tho Operators Hard Up for Money
and Paying Large
Interest,"
Most of the Steady-Going
Grnin Markets Get
Buck 9 or 3 Cents.
The Cotton Spectators Bat
ting Each Other Wild
" in Their Pit.
A Tremendous Glut Of Wheat
Reported at the Port Of
Baltimore.
The Baltimore & Ohio Puts On the
Storage Screws, and Thereby Raises
Big Rumpus.
jack Hnycrly's Combinations Pro-
sentei with n Thanksgiving
Offering Of $22,OOO.
A Liberal Array Of the News Which tho
Gothamite Is Also Roaling at His
Breakfast Table.
TIE ROOT OF ALL EVIL.
, 1880-11-27

hl1LAtHE, B0DMAN y TO-,
usIL s. FIsftEn,
TATE, MULLER & Co.,
DAVID bows l. Co.,
GEOIt0E fuuxd l. Co.,
flnowN. GRAVES s. Co.,
nAEN / 1inOs.,
SToNEn1sAKEfs + Co.,
HEAt.D & CO.,
CIfArsf.Es ROSO,
J. < G. MoDtsE s. Co.,
OWENS & Sc0TT, j..
TiI0MAa 8. Ct4AItK 5: Sons.
JOINS II. Dortsgy 4 Co...
WyL1H SMITH i TO-, :
T. II. IIut.L & Co.,
HAHNyMAS s. Si1RtEvER,
And many otIorH.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

street lamps VIII be lighted al 1:2e m. and
extIDgushed at 500 am.
A woods meeting was held sunday ct camp
Parole. near Annapolis Nd, under the auspices
OF the camp Parole African Methodist Episco-
pal CnUch Rev. ". q. Alexander. About 900
persons were present Rev. w. E. Green. OF
this city, preached in the morning cad after
Loon.
To-day. In the Police Court, William Looney.
a rather oldish white man, was charged by MS
wife. Bridget LoOney, With having some two
weeks ago assaulted her and broken her ibis,
rendering IL necessary for her TO go TO the hos
Iital. Tie principal witness besides Mrs.
LGoney was their son. a boy 10 years OF age.
LOoney was sent TO jail for 90 days.
Sergeant Mulhall killed mad dog at the cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and I'd street south
east yesterday afternoon.
a live colOred infant a few hours old was
found on the stone estate 10 the county yeoter-
day afternoon. Lieutenant Johnson had the
little one sent TO st. AIMS infant Asylum.
where IL was cared for.
Yesterday afternoon While the children OF
Zion Wesley Sunday school were having good
and GislOcdted her arm. DR.. ). 4. SuI6y rem
deTeu surgical assistance.
A large Hancock and English banner, 60 feet
long BY 20 feet wide, arrived last night at DEM
cratic HEADQUARTERS, No. 1905 z street north
west. &c vii be suspended tomorrow across T
stretched over 10 the top of Willard Hotel.
Large portraits OF Hancock and English are
painted on each side of the banner.
IL the Police Court yesterday the charge OF
diSOTderly conduct against Martin B6prett was
laid On July 25th and not in connection with
the assault on the officers.
Detectives CooIneS and Acton arrested this
Afternoon John Wilson, cOl0red. having in his
possession two new shirts. lie is locked up at
police he2dq quarters for hearing.
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IL John Mcbride, seaman, who was trans.
ferred from the steamer niagara to the New
York quarantine hospital died OF yellow fever
yesterday.
sS-During quarrel over a game of cards
yesterday between Deputy Sheriff Weaver and
w. b. Hammond, OF TuScarOra, New, Hammond
was killed and Weaver mortally wounded.
1E-SenOr Zamacona, formerly Mexican minis
ter to this country, has been elected to two
seats In the Mexican congress, and will take
one of them.
sg-Henry Dubois, OF Olive, N. Y, committed
suicide on Saturday night by putting the muz-
zle OF gun in his mouth and blowing out his
brains
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CITY ITEMS.
IF YoU SUFFER with headache. one or tv
doses LOdNle'S Headache Specific Will cure yn

IF fou SUFFER with headache. one or two
doses Lodule's Headache Specific VIII cure you.
HANDY TO HAVE IN ras HOUSE. Black or
Blue suit keep constantly In stock full
assortment \Black and Blue goods ready-ma
up, OF the INST satisfactory character. Gentle
men 1rom 81 10 80 breast measure caa be fitted
GEO. {. HKNNING, 4lo 9TH st. NV.
GILES LINIMENT IoDIDE AMMONIA cures Neu-
ralgia, Face Ache, Rheumatism, Govt. Frosted
Feet ,Ch1lb!ains Sore Throat, Erysipelas, Bruises
ana WoundS OF every nature In man or animal
Inc remarkable cures this remedy has effected
classes II as one Of the most important and
Valuaoie remedies ever discovered for the cure
and relief OF pain.
In July last I fell and hurt my back: tried
everything without relief until I used Giles
LmtHte'd Iodide Annlonid which cured me.
49,, THOMAS GILBERT, EaStcheSter, NY.
GsteS' rus cure Liver Complaint. sl-s,tt,St
AFFLICTED Try CDR. swayne,s Meafeines.Y
1870 10 noI h s cough: cold, hoarseness,
most reliable remedy for 6tcnchits asthma.
ahthroat. breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
ties, Csc; large. 81.
DR.. Sway mes Ointment for letter, itching piles
Itching piles. perspiration, intense itching.
Itching Piles. particularly at Eight. 1t never
Itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at ete1 & Cromwell's,
wholesale agents.
SKINNY MEN AND WoaEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital. brain, or nerve force use
"Weltes' Health Re,etCer." Greatest remedy on
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 3 los
ward prints. 35c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per ct.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 9th regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth Building ASsoci-
atlon, held last night at GOddards Hall, sass
was disposed of, being 81 shares retired at the
stock value rate.
GKAIN.-Arrived, boat Seneca with 800 bush
els wheat and 400 do. corn.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Change
to-day 800 bushels wheat, with sales of 1850
bushels at 1914 to 1882.
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A Little Child Crushed to Death by a
street Car

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock fright
full accident occurred at the corner of 9Th and
streets. A nineteen months old son of MI. Elias
Solomons. who resides at 1899 9th street. was
almost instantly killed by car No. Al. of the
Metropolitan railroad, (Wm. Adamson driver
running over MIN. 1t appears that there was
number OF children playing in the street at
the time, many OF them in full view OF their
mothers This Child was near the track whom
the car reached that point, and Starting tn cross
the track was struck, and before the driver INF
Adamson)could stop the car the little fellow wac
under the wheels, which passed over him in
Juring him SO terribly that he lived hut feu
moments. DR.. s. s. Stearns promptly responded
10 Call f0r assistance, but found life extinct
Ine driver remained In the locality doing ali in
his power for the Child. and took name M a
NUMBER OF witnesses OF the occurrence. He was
subsequently arrested and held at the Cd mrs.
c1nct station house. ~ eio
was held by the coroner, DIR, Patterson this
morning, and the testimony of Mrs Moore
MIS- OH. HAIRY Moore and Mr. Norton and
Others, was to the effect that the drivers at
teht1on was called to some one hailfnp the "a r
nom behind, and the child passed directly in
'front.' OF the Car unseen by the driver Mr..
AualnsOnfmade statement that he was lOOk-
Ing behind, some one having whistled, when he
Ieit lar. Mr.. COtter, the supervisor, testified
10 the divers good character. The Jury re-
turned verdict that said Jacob Solomon
came TO his death about o'clock pm. by beInp
run over by a car on the Metropolitan Railroad
driven by VIM. AdamSOn and that death was
purely accidental" AdamsOn was dischareed
from custody by the coroner.
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BRACELETS. misses and ladies s. to SIS. pRrsa

zhENo AT JACKSON CITY.-The Alexandria
Gazette c. Yesterday SAYS: Several conr-.,.,,-s
having been lodged with tie Authorizes OF
Alexandria county against the jackson CITY
hotel, kept by Mary p. Seigler located lust this
side OF the Long Bridge, for violation of the
Sunday law, which requires that all places for
the sale OF liquor shall be closed from IL o1lOrk
saturday night until sunrise Monday morning.
the sheriff OF the county, Mr.. Fred. S. Corbett,
MADE raid on the establishment last night,
capturing the entire outfit OF the game of Keno
also or the games OF hazard and bagatelle.
together with six or seven players and the pro-
prletreSs. The party was carried before JUS
lice stephens OF the county, and the woman
ana player bailed for their appearance at the
next term OF the county court. The games are
formerly OF this city, as two OF his sons Wers
among the captiyes.
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ASSAULT WITH RAZ0R.-Y esterday afternoon
Robert Dent had an alteration with Ben BOYD.
both cOlored, at the corner OF 18th and streets.
during which Dent drew a razor and made
cut at the boy. but only succeeded 10 cutting
his clothes. Dent was arrested by Officers Bur-
razor in tree-bOx when caught. This morn
ing, in the Police Court, Dent pleaded that he
was drunk, and was fined $50 or 81 days. For
carrying the razor he was fined $50 or 90 days
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERY.
A SMALL LOT OF 1000 YARDS
At HALF PRICE.
&C., &c, &C., &C., &c 7c., &c.. 10e., 12c.,
AT TOWSON'S.

Best Androscoggin Cotton. 10 cents.
T zen styles Of FAN Calicoes. and cents;
S STTala Table M:.D amask. 62e:: 76c.; sc.
M White BED 2ailts 600. 62c, 7Sc, &c, 81.
W WaSiiseal Ms S9nnterpanes, III, s96O.
Towels. an Linen. 10 and i5c.. ana Use.
SSnmmer Ooth for Boys, 26c., Soc, SIC.
blacf Cashmeres. double Width al wool. 49,.
6Ucs Co.,, 76c., $40 q.
Pufe 4ohAr Apacas, 2tc.
RE0EIYTNa NEW FALL CARPETS DAILY,
o. II. TOWsONs
go Pa. ave.s South si1si
6S1 Neas the Center Market:
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TIE RIGHT OF WOMEN TO PREACH IN TIE
METHODIST CHURCH.-Some time ago the leaders
and stewards OF liamline VI. e. Church Rev w
j. Mchenney paStOT) recommended Mrs. Clara
Roacn Tor license 10 preach, she having been an
exhorter Tor some time. At recent meeting OF
the quarterly conference OF The church this re-
commentator was brought forward ana the
presiding elder. Rev. b. PeytOn Brown. declined
10 entertain the recommendation on the ground
that there Is no law OF the church tustffying
the license CT women 20 preach. An appeal
was noted by Mrs. Roach's friends, and the
question viii now go TO that bishop who may
De assigLed TO hold the next session or the Bal
tlnore conference. Mrs Roach formerly Miss
cutter has been quite prominent In church
Work. and has held an exhorters license for
about two years and has been quite successful
especially at meeting she held some time since
In Delaware. The mai decision OF this QUESTION
Is looked iOr with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

Two RUNAWAY BOYS.-The Baltimore An,er-
can OF this morning says: Two boys, named
JAS. II. Harvell and ChaS. Hayes, the former
from Richmond. Va, and the latter from WASH
1ngton, d. c., ran away from the st. Vincent's
school In Baltimore on July Attn. After some
and the boy Hayes, who is only II years Old
was found at hts home in Washington. Har-
ven, who ran away with him, refused to go to
near the Virginia end Of the Long Bridge. The
day following Mr.. Prince saw him on the
or heard OF him, although the whole county
was secured for him in every direction. The
following description was sent to Washington
and other points: Lookout for Jas. Fl. Harvell
II years old; had blue eyes and birth-mark In
the shape OF ig on one Of his legs, a dimple in
his cheek, light compilations; dressed. when last
seen, in a straw hat with black band check
shirt and grayish pants; is bright, intelligent
boy" The mother OF the lad, who is greatly
grief-str1cken, gave Information in Richmond,
but an officer, after brief search, abandoned
the case.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WATEBMEL0N MATCH.
OPPOSITION TO DIR. TANNER.
Az 1uE S..lII-l ID

CPPosITIoN TO DIR. TANNER.
At TEE SCHUrTgEN PARK.
THURSDAY EVENING. 8 O'Clock.
Ten negroes viii contest for pri e of slO. To
he given TO The man who eats the most waite rmelon
ia half an hour. Second prize. IS. 20 he given 20
the one who eats the most in the hrst hftecn min
utes. Under the patronage az distinguished ctti-
zens TCritic, Post Rep. aug3-8
EIkTEEyTH GRAND ANNA Schuet
It zenfest of the Washington Schuetzen Neretn.
Commencing on the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST
and LASTING FIVE DAYS. Concert and Dancing
Music by the Marine Band every day, com nencing
at y. M. SPECIAL performances every day ~
and p. N. by tie following talented artists Ulm
Sisters lTyrolese singers } Nile. Irene aud Louis
kiine. Messrs. Munroe and Morosco, in their truly
wonderful synnsstic feaN. and Henry Bryant.
Nentrilecuist. Brilliant llluuinston and fireworks
every evening during the festival, The senser-
bund. Germanis SRanerchor and Columbia Turn
verein have kindly consented to assist the Nereiu
with sorg and the performance Of gym astic exer-
cises. : y I he best order is guaranteed by the
sever al committees. 1-Positiyely no aimittanoa
TO doubtful char cters. ca Members aud invited
guests requested to present their tickets AZ the
door. Jy3o-6t
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THE SCARCITY OF POTOMAC WATER In the
early part OF the present season in the neigh
bOrhOOd OF the new Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing was sought to be remedied by the lay
Ing OF the 12inch main over 14th street. be-
tween north and south 3 streets, and it was at
first thought that this connection would remedy
the evil. lt appears, however, that the scarcity
g aoout the same as before this pipe was laid,
The water registrar states that the water from
the l2-1nch pipe goes exclusively to the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, with the exception of
a4-inch tap supplying the Babcock Lake, and
That the south street main is now the source
OF supply to the citizens In that part of the CITY
lt would thus appear that the source OF supply
there is the same as before the erection of that
bureau water Registrar Cox states that the
real cause is the 1act that the water In the dis
tribuuDg reservoir is three or four feet lover
IMAM II should be at this season, caused by the
dr0uth, and that the conduit between the Great
FAILS ana the receiving reservoir Is running AT
not more than One-third full. His ooniOH is
mat we VIII always have similar trouble In the
summer montns until dam shall have been
constructed across the river at Great Falls az
as to turn the water into the conduit ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

GONG LIKE Hot CAKEs-Gent's fine low shoes
At nrst cost HAHSs, SIC TN 81,
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WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MRerrrc Tho
executive committee OF the Washington Grove
camp Meeting Association met at u o'clock to-
Gay, 10 take action looking TO the arrangement
august IL. Various matters were Considered
Sucn as establishing the hours for the aporoach
OF trains, supply OF water, tents and other ac.
there were left but fifteen OF the large numhar
having been taken. ~ ~ o'iioio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

TIE LADIES are particularly pleased with the
great alterations made since last year at Con-
gTess Hall, Cape May. +
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HELD FOR BIGAMY.-This morning In the po.
nee court isaac Brown was charged with bipa.
my IN having married one Clira Brown in Re
tember, 1872, and one Maria Plumrner On mi
Goth, 1Se0, his first wife being still liy,n1 an3
after testimony as to both marriages no Wu "a
held for the action or the grand jury; bond
$500. 80 "onu
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PORTER ARRESTED FOR THEFT,-Eugene
Curtis, a porter for TySsowsid Bros, dealers In
mems furnishings, on 18th street, was seen yes
terday to leave with neat parcel as II to de-
him on his return, when he confessed to having
stolen about $50 worth or shirts, &C.. and said
he had sold most OF 1t at secondhand store on
ID street. Here were found five shirts, which
had not been missed, and seven pairs of costly
stockings. In the Police Court to-day the case
was dismissed at the instance of the firm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

W. KLEIN, G. lehman William Crowley and
John Ross have kindly consented to assist
Messrs. Petersen 81 Alschwee at their stand No
4, at the SChuetZen Fest this evening +
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Cooper and Lizzie Stewart; Joseph Jurghaus
and Sarah F. McLain; Henry liinburgef and
Maggie Shickler; 1T. Solbera: and MA. Nourse;
John w. Baldwin and Maggie j. O'COnnell:
Hawthorne, OF New York city; Robert F. How
ard and Etway Bailey; James Conner and Hon.
ora McCallan: Frank II. White, OF Norfolk. and
Nellie 9. Beckett; Chas =. Williams and Mary
+. Claxtop.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
b. G. Thompson to Frederick Koones, lot 3, So.
.S4; S695. q. j. Johnson. trustee, to NJ s.
Church, lots %, 9. 10 and pit. s. So 41O: s. $50.
Il. c. Lee to j. w. Boteler lot IS, So A7 sl4 600.
Moses Smith to j. FL. Jackson. pit. 8, section 4,
Barry Farm; 500. Sarah A. McCahill ct al. to
Cnarles Brannon ct al, lot Is, So. 81: 8. WE.
MCGOWAN TO Cinderella Pierce lot q, So l OS3:
$500. ''
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA.
EQUITY CAUSE No. a42s.
TO dePositors IN the Warrington City Savings
Who have not drawn either Of the last three iiyi-
dends made by the Receiver win be debarred from
dI.wn dtyidends be presented t:the Receiver on or
". 8. COZ. Justice. 1850 SsVICv
WaS Wick WIGS.
oppo9N y. B. kaseos V8ces Wnge
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The SChuetzenfeSf.

~
large attendance at the Washington Schuetzen
Park The scene was very animated one last
evening. The many Chinese lanterns OF previous
years mad been replaced by hundreds of gas
JETS throughout the grounds, lighting the park
present greatly enjoyed themselves till the
hiring OF the gun at midnight announced the
close OF the first days sport. During the day
singerS.l and acrObatic featS by Mile Irene.
Louis Kline, MessrS. Munro and Morosco, which
we're hig my appreciated Company A. Wash
and were met by the committee and escorted
chwee.
Prizes were awarded last night as follows
BoWllng-ilrst prize, undecided; SIP, to NJ. Hay
down; s., TO Ii. SeebOde; Sc. to G. j. Seurerie:
., TO j. Fitt1ch; 81 TO John Angermann; S. to
W. Fendner. and 81 to Gus Hartig. For the
largest number Of ten strikes, Mr. Fendner re-
ceiVeQ al extra pr,Ze OF IS. Ladies' shooting
rrlZeS-MrS. Eckert, pair or rings; Mrs. Hor-
ner, one dozen handkerchiefs Mrs Bessler, a
satchel; Mrs. HelnlUs, fancy basket; Mrs. Mueal-
elser, dress goods.
The program Ia progress to day includes the
king shooting and prize bowling and shooting.
closing with the kings banquet in the evening.
1t has been decided TO award handsome gold
medal Tor the most ten-stIikes during the fes-
tiyaL
STOP THIEF."-Last night, about 90 O'Clock,
the cry or stop thief !" was raised on * street
near 10Th. and In few minutes Messrs. Stock
man and Cornelius had In custody colOred man
named Robert Wilson. 1t appears that he was
seen to go into StOckman'S mouse by the base.
ment door. and when he was called to he jump
ed out OF the window and over fence When
taken to the station he acknowledged that he
was in the house, but claimed he went In TO pay
Mr. s. for scythe which he had borrowed
about two years ago. This morning Judge Smell
sent him to the workhOuse for 80 days There
have been several rOOberies and attempts I'm the
same vicinity, and 1t is believed now that they
were the work of Wilson.
DEEDS IN FEE have been flied as follows
II. G. Thompson TO Frederick kooneS, lot g. So
.S4; 1895. q. j. johnson. trustee, to NJ s.
, 1880-03-27

TAX ON XNOWLEDGT,
PETITIONS POURED INTO C0S0AEEs V0K IT'S
NErEAto-A HUSTlt.E CUANltrkE AND
TlkEACIIE1u}UH NEAuERS.
Spselat Utspateh 10 Ih& uA1eapo 1fltuR&-
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aarch al-1t ulay be
Of interest to the public. alul especially u
publishers, to learn Of t4a exteut VI tho pettr
, 1880-03-27

Bond e. Llllard, Watcrilll g. Fraztcr,
and D. T. &. (E. II: Taylor, Jr: b. Hand.
Mnde Sour MnSl fN1liskles, vol known
and nlso tic Horsey Maryland" Rye.
known ns tic celebrated tsRfflitary Rye"
arc controlled By us In this market.