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THE COURT0.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, United States agt. Bedford ct al ::
motion for rehearing overruled. Nation agt.
McGrew ct al; decree below affirmed. Deggs
agt. Ingersoll and Middleton; argument re
bain's patent appeal; argued by Mr.. Pollok for
petitioner and submitted. Andrew G. Thomp-
son was admitted to citizenship. Adjourned
until Monday.
EQUITY COURT.-Judge Cor
Yesterday. Young agt. Gaddis; commissioners
TO make partition appointed Hogan agt Harte;
AUDITORS report confirmed and distribution d.
aeetea M 6 agt Gatehel al pro eonfesso
agt Daniels: hearing resumed.
PROBATE COURT. Judge Coz
Yesterday. the will Of Peter Harnay was ad-
m n to Rr9eate letters to Hannay bond
tons issued against next OF kin. VIII of Chas.
N. Smith, filed with petition OF Charles Beall
1or letters; publication ordered. Estate of Rich
ana Claims spS an Enoop o
passed Estate of P. H. McCabe proof Of
publication filed. Estate of James Flana-
gan; answer of John Snow to citation
tration issued to NJ. Detweiler; bond 81 600. Is
tate OF NJ. YarnalL executors to turn over funds
10 trustees under win. Estate of S. P. Hetntzel-
OF b. [. Kinney, late OF Corpus Christi, Texas;
R. T. Birchett appointed administrator, bond
600. Estate OF Charles II. Watson; M. L. Wat
Estate Of r B. Waliace NJ Wallace ee appo soe
ed administrator. bond 81, 900. Estate OF sam
uel H. Howell; administrator authorized to file
bill In equity to settle rights of creditors Es-
administrator, bond 5000. Charles Bean, ap-
pointed guardian to Albert Smith, bond $500.
3. 4: johnson appointed guardian to George
Smithson, and letters to w. w. Goddard re-
Voked. TheodOsia E. Williamson, appointed
guardian to George E. Paxton, bond $3.50
VIII Of Lucy s. Crandell admitted to probate:
susanna Cranden appointed Administrative,
with will annexed, bond $4,000. In re C. P.
culver guardian to his minor children; petition
for leave to renew incumbrance OF 81, 900 on
wards real estate filed. In re- Amanda A.
W1therow, guardian to orphans to j. NJ Wfthe.
row, re-appraisement of wards real estate filed
In re. account Of w. V. S. Wilson, guardian to
A. G. Stewart, referred to register to take testi
mony. c. w. SpOffOrd, appointed guardian to
Mary w. Blaisdell, bond $40, 900. Register Web
Sttr presented several accounts, which were ap-
proved and passed.
POLICE COURT-J,tdge Shell.
To-day, Kate Burgess, assault on Mary Mar
shall; S. or Is days Charlotte Proctor, yag-
rancy; bonds or 80 days. George Donaldson,
charged with selling goods within one square OF
center market; So or days. Robert Price. vio-
lating the hack law; forfeited collateral. John
Norris, loud and boisterous; do. Thos Bailey,
George Ambush and John Butler do; IS or is
days each. VIM. Davis, charged with keeping
a COW yard within two hundred feet of a dwell,
ling house: S5-appeal noted. Mary Jarboe pro-
family; forfeited collateral. Albert johnson.
throwing stones; S. or Is days.
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Sporting Notes.

The L.Hirondelle crew, which won the four
cared shell race on the Patapsco last THURSDAY.
will On Saturday, July 3, leave Baltimore for
Fredericksburg, Va, to enter the race there on
the 9th. The prize In this race will be a silver
cup, valued at 500, and known as the sStran
gers Cup" presented by the citizens of Freder-
1cksDurg. On the same day the annual regatta
OF the amateur oarsmen OF Virginia viii take
place, and there Will be race In four-oared
shells, With coXsWains, for cup valued at 5000
which was given by MIR. Seth French, of New
YORK. For this prize only Virginia clubs are
allowed to compete. There are now entered
for the races On that day clubs from Richmond
Fredericksburg. Norfolk, Petersburg and OEher
places In Virginia and this District. There will
be entered from this District at the regatta two
single and double scull from the Potomac, and
Two tours The AnaostanS viii send no crew
at ali. Ihere VIII 6e seven pairs start In the
race for that class Of boats at the regatta.
The Nationals and Hop Bitters mines met at
Rcchester yesterday. IL was good game and
was won by the Nationals with four runs to
one one Ior their opponents Other games yes
terday resulted: ChicagoS, 10; Tr0ys, s. Albanys.
II; BaltimOres, 0. Brocktons, 5: BuffalOs a
Yales, 3; Worcesters 2
The first college cricket game OF the season
Columbia and Pennsylvania University eIevens.
In the first inning the latter scored 1911 and the
former in two innings but l34.
the winners in the running races at st. Louis
Yesterday were: one mile and a-quarter Long
TaW, time 2:0919; two mile heats, Maggie May.
time 34e14, 3:50sf, Keene Richards won first
neat In 34414; one mile and one eighth. Victim,
time 1851; mile heats Frank Short, time, l:5I Il,
l:54k,
TIE trotting races at Detroit, Michigan. yes
teIday. closed very successful week. Pied
mont took the 2:S0 race in three straight heats
monroe CHIEF won the 2:23 race In three straight
heats. The 2:22 race, for PAGERS, was won by
Boy Billy.
At the Beca Park (Boston trotting races, yes,
terday, Lady Foxee won the 2:22 race, and Char
lie Champlin the 2:35 race.
The June meeting at Friendship Driving Park.
PittS0urg, Pa, closed yesterday. The first race,
free for all, purse $500, divided mile heats, was
won by Tom Scott. The second race for three
minute class, purse $500, mile heats had six
starters Mollie Kfstler won In three straight
heats.
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GEORGETOWN.

THERE is GOOD DEAL OF PETTY THIEyING
from yards and outhouses going on In west
Georgetown, and from the way In which house
ers, somebody IS likely to get hurt. Several
residents on Sd street. who have suffered from
these night providers lately, have determined to
make 1t warm for the sneak thieves If they re-
peat their visits.
GRA1N.-:Arrivals, boat George T. Dunlop.
with 1000 bushels wheat and 600 bushels corn:
boat Seneca, with 1000 bushels corn and 100
bbls. flour.
SALEs.-TwO thousand bushels wheat sold
Yesterday at prices ranging from s.. % to 81 Is.
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Preparatory School. Columbian Col.
1eRes


The annual exhibition OF the preparatory
school OF Columbian College prof o. T. Mason,
principally took place at Lincoln Hall last eve
Ding, and there was as usual large and ap-
preclative audience present. The entertain
ment was of a high order and the participants
plauded. The program dnterspersed with
music) was as follows: SalutatOry, second honor
Robert TIE E L White; The Mechanic Arts Alex.
II. Wilson; Marc AntOny'S Grafton, Stephen l.
Janus; Vegetable and Mineral Gold Frank w.
Stockstlll; Magdalena, or the Spanish Duel, Car
Conquest; Frank B. Noyes; Selection from Miss
M,tfOrd's Rienzl, dialogue, Alex. s. Culver
Alex $. Merchant and Carroll w. Smith; Vale
GiCtory, nrst honor, Frank B. Noyes. The par
Elephants in the above program received hand
some floral tributes.
THE HONoRs OF THE YEAR
were awarded as follows: First class-first
prize, Frank B. Noyes; second prize, Henry D.
Cochran. Second claSs-first prize, Robert f.
L. L; White; second prize. |. Thomas Davis, jr.
Third lLn elasscfirst prize, Samuel Han; second
VIM 81. Wilson: second prize, VIM. F. Shute.
The Montague gold medal, In Latin, Edward J.
SchaefeI; the Janus medal, In French, Angler
gold meda Angler R E. aoob ta eerfas
Charles Began and Harry L. Chappelear;
Hermesian society gold medaIs-best debater,
A aena gns >. Culver; best editor stephen
Hedrlck. Medals for puHctuality and deport-
Eent, j. Allen Boteler, silver; j. Miller Carson,
II yer; Alexander $. Culver. silver; Elmer M.
NJ. Dunn, silver; Edwin s. Exiey. silver; Moor
s. Falls, silver; Samuel Hall, silver; SteDheu
|. Janus, gold: Charles NJ. McCook, silve':
t Bag1d sod McEIhinny gold Arthur Mat
Sherman. silver; Robert E. L. White, gold:
Albert L. VERIFY, gold. Honorable mention
for punctuality and Department.. Bartlett
Hills, Frank D. Merchant. Honorable mention
for scholarship. Miller Carson, Frank G..
Evans, Angler B. Hobbs Steven 1. Janus, VIM
Marbury, Charles NJ. McCOok, Edward j. Schae-
fer. Certificates OF graduatiOn-T Howard b.
teller, Harry d. Cochran, Alexander s. culver.
Frank G. Evans, Moor S. Falls, VIM. A. He'd
rick, ID. Percy Hickling, Angler B. Hobo Ste
Elhinny. Mertyle E. Martin, Alexander s. Mer-
chant, Robert F. Miller, Frank B. Noyes, Ed
ward j. Schaefer, Theodore W. Tallmadpe.
L. Yerby,
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SEE advertisement gas stock for sale.

THE ESTATE OF MRS. ToRREY.-Yesterday
Judge Cox, In the Probate Court had before
him the case OF the estate OF the late Nrs Mary
A. Ambrose Torrey, wife OF Mr.. Chas H. Torrey,
The collectors, MeSsrS. 7. A. Lambert and A. a,
BROOKE, submitted their report. A remuneration
nled, and Mr.. Brooke was appointed admins
traitor, and qualified In 5000 bond. IL Is
thought by some that the case against DIR.
DALEY and the Waters family relatives OF Mrs
Torreyl for depriying MI. TOrrey OF the prop
erty will not be called for some time, and it is
not unlikely but that through the advice OF
counsel the dispute may be settled without any
further recourse TO law.
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10000 YARDS
OF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS.

Yard Wide JAOONET LAWN, lOc
LINEN LAWN, only Sc.
Yard Wide OhGANDY LAWN, l2c
FRENCH LAWNS New Styles, Csc.
COMMENCEMENT AND GRADUATING
DRESS GOODS.
Dotted and Figured SWISS ORGANDY, 25c
INDIA LINEN, new dress msteriaD 2Sc
PERSIAN LAWN, new dress materially. 25c
Pure White LINEN LAWN.
French Null MUSLIN.
French GAuze NAINSOOK.
French ORGANIZES AL Widths.
Fine VICTORIA LAWN, lie. and 15c.
Plaid SWISS ORGANDY, lac.
Lace Stripe NAINSOOK, 12c.
~ YARDS WIDE SHKETING COTTON, 25c.
1 AlNIbHR9 GSa BEST CoTT0N, loc;
WHITE MATING, 15c.
Best Madras BINGHAM, lie.
PARASOl6 al SILK 81 90, 125, !. SO, ]. rs, 90 mp.
Al Wool Summer DE B3GES, Csc.
BLACK GRENADINES, Is, 80, 81, SOC,
SILK DAMAS6E GRENADINES,
ALL WOOL LACE BUNUINQ.
@. HI XOWSON,
ooo Pa. ave-, south side,
Near ~ D. p.v.
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Howsos's ice cream, sl.25 gal; 1lO4 18th.

TIE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES or Park Semi
mary. 500 5th street took place last evening at
Calvary Baptist Church, and sustained the rep
u'ation OF this, one OF the Oldest and most sue
ceSsIul schools In our city. The essays Of Miss
Ella 5. Adams, Miss Minnie T. Johnson, Miss
Eun1ce Ntntonye and Miss Josie Clackfan were
wen written papers, and the music and recita-
ions were rendered 10 the satisfaction OF a
large and appreciative audience. After BRIEF
address by Rev. Samuel II. Greene, diplomas
were conferred by Rev. DR.. Parker upon the
graduateS-NisS Eliza ). Adams Miss Minnie f.
Johnson and Miss Eunice MtntOnIe.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGrOp CIry Nav OS 1000

,o.,. WASHINGTON CRY, May 26. 1906
II ds d. to the
ment; until u S,s5oek noon 9n FRIDAY SsIH
cal year ending June So 1881. No bids Wi be CON
sidsred that are not sealed and marked On the out
No bids viii be received after y O'Clock sharp.
detailed schedule Of the articles required and
cation to the Chief Clerk Of the War Department.
mus be Of the ss Sam
The successful Bidder nv will be required to give
for the faithful fuiSEment q The Contract and the
VIII the right to order the ar
deem proper and to increase or diminish the guam
Articles not named in the schedule are to be fur
nished at the option of the Department at the low
jes. To- II ALEX. RAMSEY. Secretary of War.
pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, jane t. 1880. !
Sealed Proposals., addressed to the Secretary of
the Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the Navy
1881. win be received until Il O'CLOCK M. Of the
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
nished by the Department. with the guarantee and
certificate annexed and must embrace all the items
Proposals from parties not engaged in business in
such city, win not be considered fpi' N'f''
The schedule embraces two general classes: list.
Paper and Envelopes ID Miscellaneous Articles;
and the contract viii be awarded in the whole or by
classes, as may be considered the more advanta-
geous to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require a
greater less quantity of any article in the sched
ule than that specified, as the wants Of the same
may require.
The articles will be called for from time to time
as needed. and must be in aceordance with the
chedule and satisfactory to the head Of the Office
without unnecessary delay. and at the expense Of
the contractor in default OF any Of which require
ments the Department reserves the right to pur-
chase the articles elsewhere, to annul the con-
tract in whole or in part and will hold the contrac
tors responsible for any additional expense it may
incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right to waive de-
fects and to reject any or all bids.
Bills properly approved, accruing under the con-
3. W. THOMPSON.
je4-f4w Secretary Of the Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. June 10, 1880.
Sealed Proposals. separately, for Wood and Coal,
Endorsed and addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, will be received until IL O'Clock M. sATUR-
DAY. June rs, to supply the Navy Department, and
offices 1eof. in Washington with fuel, viz:
500 tons Lehigh Furnace Coal, reserving the right
70 order as much more within year as the Depart
ment may require, at the same price.
70 tons r. A. Egg Coal.
All the coal to be of the best quality. free from
dirt and slate, and inspected by 8 sworn inspect DR.
ton. ~
Is cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood
70 cords, more or less Hickory Wood.
All the wood to be of the best quality, and in
spected by sworn inspector at the cost Of the CON
tractor.
The Coal and Wood to be delivered at the Navy
Department, or office for which required, by the
parties to whom the contract Ter contracts) may be
awarded. ia such quantities as the convenience Of
the Department may require.
any portion of any bid, is reserved; and the sue
cessful bidder will be required to furnish bond in
the sum OF So, 900 as guarantee of faithful per-
Torrance of the contract which may be awarded
him r. W. THOMPJON
je10-1aw3w Secretary of the NAVY
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

CLERKS OFFICE. House OF REPS, Q. s.,
WAsHINGToN, u. c., June 4th $780,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II O'clock m. TUESDAY, July 6th 1880, for
Representatives.
Blank ferns of proposals. showing the quantity
and quality of each article, and the form of bond to
be signed by the bidder and sureties, viii be fur
nlshed on application at this Office.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Stationery" and addressed to George NJ. Adams,
Clerk of House of Representatives, United States.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
je7-1aw4w Clerk HOuee of Reps.. q. s..
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STILL ON DECK

~ WITH
(Best New York and Philadelphia Brands.)
GRADUATED, 10 lbs. for............ ...........Sl
STANDARD .A"tnot of <" or ;:B'; 10 lbs: for
Coed White Sugar. II lbs: for. .................
oops inper ysRsp English
low as any house south Of New York.
Mocha, Java, Maracalbo. Lagnryra aud Rio, at
popular prices. quality considered. Our Ooffess
of the finest grades that can be produced '-'
Good Roasted Rio, lbs for...................SI
Pnre sugar Goods guaranteed fresfrom glucose;
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. 80
genuine article Of New Orleans always On hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
, FLOUR.
nesota Patent Process Golden Hill, family: Swiss
Process; A; a.. Herr's best family; ,Washburn
rect from first hands, at lowest rates.
Patent Process Flour, per sack..............S9 09
Good Family Flour, per sack. l 80
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description just received.
B0hsd TonEae Chicken: Etc Roast Lamb ssf
Beef, Turkey, etc. ; Genuine Westphalia Sausage
Sardines, Shadines, SALMON, Lobster, Dried Beef,
Baked Beans, ETC., ETC., etc, etc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF all kinds. and we would name the celebrated
Durkees Salad Dressing, Crosse u Backweu's
Pickles. full assortment.
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up
good supply OF these important articles.
Qneen Olives in a variety of styles-includiDg
small bottles at % cents for Picnic purposes
In fact, we give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BeST OF everything in the way Of FAMILY SUP
PLIES generally Our facilities for buying and
freightiDg surpassed by none, and we guarantee
TO sell as low any other honse in the city; as,
represented.
Money cheerfnlly refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase
Telephone connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER.
5O4 9th street, bet. e. and f.
WHITE FRONT) ieI2
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PROPOSALS.
DKePOsALS FOR STATIONERY

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
May Is, 1S80}
Sealed proposals will be received at his Depart
meat until IL O'CLOCK M, MONDAY, JUNE IA,
so, 1881 A0
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circu
lar relating thereto, will be furnished on applica-
ton to this Department.
q. Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
donery"
No contract ctU be awarded Under this ADVERTISE
1ne7lt until an appropriation shall hare been made
by Congress for the purchase Of the stationery re-
Qufed; ~ O. SCHUkZ,
y19-W&sSt Secrefarv
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SENTENCED TO THE PRNITENTTARY.-To-day
In the Criminal Court Judge James) Walter
Fisher pleaded guilty OF larceny and was SEN
fenced TO one year at Albany. Alexander
Cooper, alias Tubby, burglary and larceny OF an
oyercoat from John O'Leary; motion for ne v
trial Overruled and sentenced to years in the
penitentiary. Carolina Bell. alias Carrie Bal,
convicted OF forging money order, sentenced TO
2 years at Albany.
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SALT RHEUM.
Helpless for Eight Years-UnabIe to
Walk-G0t About Oh Hands and
Knees-A W0nde rful Cure.

Messrs. WEEKS l. POTTER. Gentlemen. have
seventeen years I suffered with Salt Rheum; 1 had
It on my head, face. neck, arms and legs. was
one year. have not been able to help myself Tor
eight years. tried hundreds of remedies, not one
had the least effect The doctors said my case was
fncurable. 60 my parents tried everything that
came along. I saw your advertisement and con-
cluded to try CUTIcURA REMEDIES The first box
OF CUTICpRA brought the Humor to the surface of
my skin. 1t would drop off as 1t came out, until
now l am entirely well. All 1 can say is, thank
you most heartily for my cure. Any person who
thinks this letter fraud, let them write or come
and see me and find out for themselves.
Yours truly, WILL MCDONALD
1915 BUTTEAFIELD ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL, March 4, 1879.
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CITY ITEMS.
EVERY RELIABLE DRUGGIST sells Lodl,ess Head
ache Specific. 1t never fails to cure.


II YOU HAVE NEVER used Cutters Little Ltper.
PfIS, go at once to the nearest drug store and
get vial They will surely please You
MELLINs Foop, for infants and inyalIds. re-
qulres no boiling or strainlng, readily soluble In
warm milk or water, and. when so dissolved,
forms the best substitute for mothers milk that
has ever been produced. Sold by all druggists
Co., Boston, Mass
affections and stiffness In the joints and bones
speedily cured by Whites Anti Rheumatic Pills
For sale by all druggists. JNo. T. WHITTLE,
Baltimore.
| SUFFERED fearfully with swollen joints;
went on clutches, tried every remedy without
success, cues Ltatnleht I0didp Ammonia cured
me. THOMAS MCDONNELL,
Us William st., Montreal
Giles Pils cure Liver Complaint.
SOLD py all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
12o West Broadway. NY.
Trial size, IS cents. stt-3t
Your Boys Will be Pleased with the
And you will be pleased sssis With the price of our
Spring Suits.
Moan WALKER & CO.. Tailors and Clothiers,
S,t1,6 CPS PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
If SUCCESS be the true test OF merit. 1t is Ger
ta1nly settled fact that "R'o,ca'S Bronchial
aSe no equal for the prompt relief Of
s'Save Your HAIR, "Keep Il Beautiful,
London Hair Restorer" Insures new growth.
LONDON Hair ReStOrer" Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer" Exquisite dressing.
LONDON Hair ReStorer." The only Clearly and
London Hair Restorer." enectual Hair Restorer
London Hair Restorer." I'm the market. Not dye
toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxi-
GUS or unpleasant doors. Price 75c. At all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
ingtOn.
"BCcHuPAB1A."-Quick, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
"RoUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches, 6ed-bugs. 15c.
q box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
"ALDRRNEY WAGONS "-Fresh,aldern butter
churned every morning, and delivered In q lbs.
Ward prints, 35c per 10. Also cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk SC. per OF.
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KEY SING 10 ANSWER CENSUS ENUMERATION.
MrS M Virginia Wheeler, white lady residing
a. ~. ~ Defrees street, was charged in the
census law, In refusing to render to Jo6n nj.
johnson, the enumerator OF the 5Oth census
distrlc,, true account OF every person belong
Ing 10 her family and other particulars reduired
by law. The census authorities decided not m
prosecute the case; Mrs. Wheeler having given
the desired information, and the case was dis
missed for want OF prosecution.
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DE'6 CORN SOLVENT. Bed Bug 1xtsrmina-
Csmphor, VIE dc Meyers Csfsrrh Cure. bosps.
RerfumeE1ee, Oolbss Brushes, 10. For ssle b.
PAWS 3 y, = H@&se' pEussiasA - cor: sSsa end
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SUIT AGAINST A SURErY.-Yesterday Richard
l. Macrae, guardian OF Powell W., Frederick W.
and Maria 6. Bradley, by MesSrs Davidge q
Fehdah, entered suit against Mr.. VIM. NJ. Calf
for $4,000. Tie defendant was surety upon the
oond or Mark 4oung and others in a suit where
the plaintiffs were compliments In a bill In
equity against Young involving the sale of Ger
tam real estate IN Georgetown. The U. S ST.
preme Court having affirmed the decree. aud
Young having failed TO comply with its terms
the guardian brings suit for damages
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BEFORE PURCHASING visit Noah Walker &
Co.'S Clothing House. 62s Pennsylvania avenue,
where you will find a full and varied assert
ment OF ready made clothing for young men,
boys and children; and then the prices are SO
low for SO nice class OF goods I
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THE Law DEPARTMENT of the National Uniyer-
sity viii give its commencement exercises at
the congregational church next Tuesday even
Ing. The following program has been pre-
pared: Prayer, Rev. j. Z. Paxton. d. D.; ad-
dress, Hon. Arthur Macarthur; address to the
graduating classes, Hon. jeremiah NJ. Wilson;
comforting Of degrees. by President Hayes,
e.aa1eeettof- ef oFfcto; Grafton, Mr.. KoSsuth NJ.
Murphy. The graduates are: Degree OF IL b
W. Bertrand Acker, ID. c.; VIM. Fl. Bailhaehe
Wis; George T. Bradford, D. c.; David NJ
Davis, y. Y; VIM. E. Gibson, d. c.; Charles j.
Henry. Del; Kossuth NJ. Murphy, Cal; George
II. MHbarn, ID. c.; VIM. Newell, w. T.; p W.
Page. d. c.; Amasa C. Paul, ". H.; Lewis
Thompson, Pa; Charles j. Tryon, N. "; Clar-
enee l. Treyitt ". Y; w. E. Williams, D. c.
Degree OF l. NJ: Orlando T. Davis y. Y; Frank
H. Fal, Me-: solomon Z. Faunce, Mass; VIM.
X Hillyer, Fla; Jonn I'll. B. jenkins, Pa; VIM.
IL. johnson, Miss; Robert NJ. Mckee, n. Y;
AmtrJse E. RoweIl. n. j.; VIM. T. Person Fla
George W, Ward Iowa