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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

Too LIGHT A PCSIsHMEET.-In the Police
Court this morning, an elderly white man
named Ernest Grippe, was charged by a white
9Th street road, in the county. with making an
Indecent exposure OF his person. Mrs. Sullivan
testified that this man came to her house yes
teTday morning. and asked for some matches
and hung around the place until evening" and
when she went out with her child he met her.
ard persisted In his indecency. The court I'm
posed the highest hne for this offence in the
county; pelng IS or - days, and remarked that
he regretted that De could not make the fiup
more severe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

THE CENSUS OF OHIo-Forty- counties
which, In 1870, contained an aggregate popula-
l,i33,0 o0-an increase CT $4,000 In 10 years
Ihe average increase Is 24.2 per cent. Should
tnls ratlo OF Increase hold good for the Al coun-
increase for the state will amount TO $40 600,
ana the gross population OF the state will be
IS, 600 1t may be, however, that full returns
WIN reouce the general average OF increase.
e tnousn we see no reason why such should be
tne Iact since large number of counties In the
northwest, where the average increase is great
State Journal '"''''''' W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

RFSCCISG A PRISONER FROM POLICEMEN.-Last
evening, as officers Burns and Barnes. OF the
tempted TO dispense crowd OF young men Sit
ting about the corner OF sd street and Virginia
avenue, and In arrestiRg Edward Buckley they
were assaulted By the Others, and Buckley was
taken away from the police, officer Barnes being
badly used. Subsequently the OFF GERS arrested
VIM. Cokeley and John Downey who were tnis
morning charged with dsOrderly conduct.
or 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

COZ. CASH AND HIS Son STILL GOING AROUND
LOOKING FOR SOMEBODY To SHOOT.-COl Cash
the surviving principal In the recent fatal duel
IN South Carolina, was before Judge Newer Of
evening, On writ OF habeas corpus and was,
admitted to bail in the sum of s, 600. Consider
able excitement was OccaSioned In CheraW pre-
Vlous TO the hearing OF the application by an
attack made by a son OF Col. Cash upon Mr..
Pegues, the editor OF the Cheraw .S,tn who had
denounced the duel in his paper. Young Cash
ard his father had both drawn their pistols the
latter ayoWing his intention to see a fair fight,
and Mr.. Pegues was only saved by being thrust
by his friends into an open doorway, where he
was locked up No arrests We're made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

DIDN'T LIKE WATER ON HIM.-Ia the Police
Court this morning, Thomas Davis. colored
bOotblack. was charged with assault on Thomas
Rush. The testimony showed that the Latter
was engaged In watering the pavement in front
or restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue. and
some or the water Splashed on Davis who cut
up In dlsOrdeTly manner and used very pro-
zane and indecent language. Not satisfied with
this, he dealt blow at Rush on the back OF his
meek, knocking him down, and III falling he cut
MS mead badly on the curbStOne. DR.. Riley
was called In and rendered medical aid and
Davis was arrested. The court imposed a fine
or go or thirty days In Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

The APOLLINARIS COMPANY IN CoURr-The
Philadelphia Times Of the 10th OF July saws.
The ApolliDaris Water Company has serves an
Injunction against number OF persons restrain-
ing them from the further manufacture and sale
or spurious article which has been sold by them
for genuine ApollinartS Water Common
law says that sellers as well as malufacturars
OF spurious articles are equally liable TO prosecu-
ZION and damages, and as the ApOllinaris Com
pany Will prosecute all persons found selling or
manufacturing counterfeits OF Apolinaris Water,
lt Is dangerous 10 keep or sell any but the
genuine water, which can easily be disttn
SOTkS and labels, va ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

LIVING AFTER SHOT THROUGH The HEART-
post mortem examination was made yester-
day by Drs- Balch, MOsher and other Albany
surgeons to determine the cause of the death OF
Briggs, who had discovered Wood in Mrs.
Briggs bedroom. Two wounds made by bull
lets OF 80 calibre We're found. One ball lodge ed
In the right arm, and the other entered The
upper right portion Of the heart passing dt.
rectly through. This is said to be the only case
on record where person shot through the
heart ran halt mile and lived IS hours after
the shooting. Wood was buried to-day. Briggs
was apparently unconcerned when notified Of
WOODS death, and declared he had only per-
formed his duty. The Hon. n. C. Moak has
been retained as counsel for the prisoner
Ti'Oy Times J,t1y Is,
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CHANGED WITH RoBBIEG HER EMPLoYER-
Detectives Coomes and Acton were recently ell
plOyed by Mr.. Thomas Jarvis, the confecttoner,
on 9th street, TO ferret out some leak In The
profits OF his business. The officers Claimed
TO have discovered that female clerk In the
Store-a neice of the proprietor. whom he
bad been abstracting money daily for some
time past, and giving IL to her lover one John
Lane, base balliat. They were brought TO-
crime, when they confessed. and made reTlara.
ton, so far as they could, by disgorging what
was left OF the ill-gotten gains-a gold watch and
some money. 1t is thought that several thou
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Chas.
]. Canf1eid and Eunice A. PrentisS; John r. Rts-
don and Eha K. Norton: Lewis E. Towers and
Emma j. Birth, ChaS. FraZin and Nj artha Cole
Arthur Nodin, OF Newark, N. j., and Anna NJ
Hableman; ThoS. j. Sewell, Of Baltimore, and
Emma j. Clark.
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THE WOOD DIVORCE CAsE.-The case of Ann
F. kendTick agt. A. b. Wood has Oeen appealed
Court, 10 the General Term. The complainant
was the wife OF defendant, who was divorced
here In ISIS and given the right TO resume her
name OF kendrick and alimony. Mr.. Wood gave
BOND 10 pay the alimony, which was purchased
or ZEN into the hands or one Hill. and Mrs. X.
went 10 South America. This bond expired BIZ
limitation last spring, and Mr.Wood not having
paid alimOny since, Mrs. X. asked that Mr..
Wood be attached for contempt. Mr.. Wood pre-
sented several judgments against Mrs. Ken
drick, which had been purchased by him, to
Notwithstanding the claim, to pay the alirnony
and Mr.. Wood has taken an appeal, as stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

CRIME IN BALFIMoRE-The Merchants Ma
uonai bank was Swindled out OF 81. 400 by means
OF three forged checks on j. Harmanus Fisher,
No arrests have been made. The four burglars
arrested for breaking into the house Of Mr..
for hearing on Wednesday. George W. Bath,
lr, was shot, but not seriously, by VIM. Osburn
az ~ Carlton Street.-Anlerican l9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

DEEDS IN FEES have been filed as follows.
George Sonneman to John Koehler, OF. s. sd
Az; 500. W. F. Quic6sall. trustee, to Mary
Wilson, lot &c, So 305. Joseph Keiie to Edward
kuoel, pit. 9, sq. 724; 1850. G. W. Smith to the
German-Am2Tican Fire Insurance Company. pt
9, So III: =. 200. John Savary to John O'COn-
hell: property In the county: sl.250. Andrew
Neville TO s. j. Suff, pit. u, So s,4: $40.
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ELoFEMENT.-M.A.Bri ntlinger has disappeared
John NJ. Heusell He leaves wife and several
children, with his affairs in an insolvent cOnd-
ton, and she has abandoned her husband and
four children,
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KILLED HIS BRoTHER-IN.LAw-Int the case of
and killed on Friday night at Honesdale by his
brother in-law, Benjamin J. Bortree OF Ledge
dale Wayne county, Pa, the coroner's jury re-
turned verdict Saturday night charging Bor-
who is under arrest, says he is sorry he did not
also Kill Mr.. Wilson, lawyer of Honesdale, as
both he and Shouse robbed him. Bortree's plea
Will be temporary insanity.
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MIRACULOUS EscAPF.-On Monday last while
Mrs. Moore, of New Orleans. was en- route TO
Charlottesville, on the Atlantic, Mississ ippl
and Ohio railroad, her little son, aged about
eight years, fell from the platform Of the Sleep
speed. The Child was soon missed by his mo-
Their, and the train was stopped and backed a
mile or more before the little chap was picked
up, good deal bruised and wounded, but not
fatally injured. He reached Charlottesville
safely On the afternoon train. The escape of
the boy from death is almost miraculous
ChQTlOttpSr1Up. Va Chronicle
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g. Z. o. OF o. F.-The deputy grand master
or the Grand United order of odd Fellows, p.
M: V. p. VIM. NJ. T. Forester assisted by Grand
triarehie, No. IS On Saturday night, Installing
as OIncers OF the Patriarch1e: NJ. Y. P. Truman
Ross; w, c. III. Shorter; W.P.T.. JAS. E. Nor
gan; P.S:, Wm- H. Johnson; p. K, c. T. Murray;
RV.P., David Warner, W.P.R.. WIN. III. Grim,
shaw; W.P.P.. a. T. Brown, and P.S., Walter
Dayton. The Patriarchie is the highest branch
OF the order. and Is known as the military
pranen, having rapidly increased within the last
lew years, twenty-five charters having been
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BURNED BY GAS ENTHUSIASTICALLY night
WhIe John Gather, night boss. and Lawrence
Laughnae ana Peter kinney, employed at the
steel works at Harrisburg, were In pit attend
Ing to the gas generator an explosion OF gas
occurred, severely burning AL of them, Calf
ney's injuries being serious, but hopes are en-
tertained Of his recovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

DROWNED IN The STORM OF FRIDAY LAST
Yesterday morning the body OF young man
fioated ashore at Fort Washington, and was re-
cOgniZed as that OF son of Mr.. John C. KOhler
and bis three brothers On board having cap
sized during the tornado that afternoon. The
remains VIII be brought to this city for burial.
The wind storm in that neighborhood Friday
this section, for many barns, fences, etc, were
blown down, and Capt. Quinton or the steamer
Harry Loder, reports to the Alexandria Gazette
that a buggy was blown overheard from the
wharf at Fort Washington; that cannon balls
piled up on the wharf were also blown into the
river, and large trees along the shore were pros
uated. The long boat Mary Catharine was
caught In the storm just this side OF Fort WASH
lngton, and was blown over and sunk In deep
water. All the hands on the boat were res.
coed by a schooner which came to their RELIEF
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PARDoNED BY THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
Sambo stephen Rossel Brown, whose sentence
for killing youth in Frederick county, Md, In
1865, was committed from hanging to 1mprison.
ment for life In the penitentiary, has been par
who in 1917 was sentenced to seven years I'M
prlsonment for killing a youth who was tres
passing on the property of the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad company, has also been pardoned
Dy Governor HamiltOn.-Bd1t Sun 1911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

tB-When man keeps on talking TO Won after
ne has said "a word TO the wise Is sufficient
the time to take summary vengeance has ar
rtyed-N Q. Picayune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

QUESTION AS TO THE LEGALITY OF A MARRIAGE.
Inc marriage license issued TO Carl Huss, OF this
CITY, aud christina Heinrich, OF Baltimore Md.
" lie Clerk OF the court here on the 18th inst
mas teeD returned with an endorsement by j. j
ocefksen, regular ordained minister thai he
married them on the 18th or June at 40 s Full
ton soiSet; baulmore- Ii does not appear what
denomination the minister Is attached To- but
thit presume that ne must have some legal
hEo"!eoge, and Is acquainted with the rule IN
utf Whlcn common law SubpPnaS are said 70
run leo miles. and that he supposed license
was good within the same limits. IL this lfcenSe
was the only one used, the Maryland act has
and IL Is questionable whether the marriage il
legal one. ="
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10 is $50 drawing First Capital Przs $50. ooo
AID Mo SoS 30 Sss prawins Second Capital Prize.
No. AZ. 100, Drawing Thin,, Oan;t.l pr,,, a. ooo
sold in New York. ~e' 9e'"oV'
:, Nos; %. as, %; sss, each 2.sOo. sold in New
Nos Is, 5s4, Is, 527, 4s.l74 SASS. 49, ss1. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

CHILD KIDNAPPED BY SHowMEN-Silvan Ber-
ket, girl IA years OF age, daughter OF a farmer
living In Shanksviile, Somerset county, Pa, has
Oeen kidnapped by showmen. The father TO-
In jail at Greedsburg but has not yet recovered
his child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

sE- The Rev. II. c. Moulton, Michigan Con-
gfegational preacher, has been deposed for pro-
family, drunkenness and gambling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

Ice FOR 90 CENTS A ToN.-At the brewery of
{. W1ndiSch, Muhlhauser q Bro. there is a ma
Chine recently brought from Germany which
guarantees TO make a ton of ice-or to produce
cold equal to a ton OF ice-for 80 cents. The
natural cause In all OF these machines is the
same-the vaporiZaion Of liquid. The plan
now in preparation is to station the machine In
a side building and to send the cold air or
water through tunnels In the street into the
is sent by pipes through the tubs, the tubs hav-
ing coil pipe inside Into the storing cellars,
where the beer is In casks, the cold blast is in
Jected full into the cellar, turning 1t into a
monster refrigerator. The estimates are care.
fully made. and every confidence IS expressed
In the success OF the plan.-Cincinnan Gazette,
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CAN'T sell a gold dollar for 50 cents
Alderney dairy butter Will be 35c. from to-mor-
row until further notice. See card bottom OF
''City Item on this page.
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TIE POPULATION Of Pennsylvania, according
to the new census, Is about 4,2260OO an in
crease OF twenty per centum in ten years
There is but one county, Venango, which does
not show an increase of population, but there
are dozen or more in which the increase Is in
significant. Mexican county, in the Oil region,
shows an increase of 315 per cent
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DEATH FROM FRIGHT.-Mrs. Ann O'Keeffe, re-
siding at the northeast corner OF Albemarie and
CRANKY streets, died Saturday mofningn the
kitchen OF her residence, during the progress of
gave as his opinion that she died from fright.
Mrs. O'keene was large woman, weighing
about 200 pounds. and was in apparent good
health: She was employed about the city hall
she became very excited, and went to the
kitchen, by advice OF her daughter to get cup
or tea. She was found there shortly after lying
on her face In cOmatOse condition. Dr. Shert-
ger was summoned, but she died before he ar
rived. Mrs. Okeeffe was widow, AZ years old,
and leaves two chtldren.-Bdlt. sun: 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

CONGRESS HALL Cape May always the favor
ne oi BaltlInofe aud Washington, Is again de.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-19

The three best styles Partisan imported cor
sets, al twenty per cent Off, at NJ. Williams
4drt.
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Opinion of Eminent DIR. II. 9. Steuart
President Maryland Hospital, Baiti.
more.
have used Colden's Liebtg's Liqujd Extract O,
Beef and Tonic InrinOrdtOr for more than q
year, and recommend 1t as one OF the most eff.
Gent preparations have ever met with. 1t COM
bines the virtues OF food and tonic in a remark
able way, and am satisfied has saved life when
no other medicine could do SO. Sold by all drug
giStS and grOcers 80
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,1
WASHINGTON. July 10, ISS9. (
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, increasing clOudiness, followed by occa-
s1ODai rain. winds mostly soutneasterly, sta
tonary or higher temperature, lower paro-
meter.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following arc the readings Of the thermorn-
t2o; I:35 am, 15o; II am, S5o; pm, So.
Maximum. S.: minimum 81,
Yesterday, Sunday, July 18th, the thermo-
meter at the Signal Office. In this CITY, 5000 as
follows: am. zoe; 1:35 am. $50; II am. $50;
2 pm, $50; pm. SO; 9 pm, 80; II pm,
T6c. Maximum. So minimum, go.
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A VOLCANIC LAKE.-M. de Lesseps is credited
with describing on his return to Europe a SIN
gular geological phenomenon. In the republic
OF San Salvador there is lake called Ilopango,
and IN January OF this year, after a few pre-
mOn1tOry shocks OF earthquake, three craters
suddenly opened In the middle of the lake, and
pelcned forth immense volumes of steam, dust,
and merry cinders. By and by the three vents
merged into one, and an islet of "tuff" and lava
uprose above the surface Of the waters. At
tempts were made to approach this young vol
canfc island but the feat was found Impossible,
owing to the boiling of the waters and the
showers OF dust and clouds OF vapor enveloping
II. According to latest accounts the new vol.
cano continues to vomit forth great quantities
OF steam and virulent gases. All the fishes OF
me lake are paIb boiled, and float upon the sur
able dead shell fish and aquatic animals It is
Significant fact that the outbHrst was pre-
ceded by an exceptional rise in the level Of the
lake. owing to the rains This appears to be
the frst instance On record of volcano burst
ing up through the waters of an inland lake;
but submarine volcanoes breaking out In the
ocean bed are no very rare phenomena.
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CITY ITEMS.

ONLY 50 cents per bottle for LOdtlle's II ID
ac'te SPECIFIC. Cures almost Instantly.
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THE MEXICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECrIoN,-It Is
now believed that the Mexican presidential
election gives only plurality and not major
~ to Gen. Gonzales, and that the choice WIN
confirms the plurality Of Gonzales it is thought
that President Diaz will enter the cabinet as
minister of war and be chief OF the army there
by assuring the preservation OF the peace.
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TRUTH AND Duty.
SHE CARRIES THE BROOM.

Second Moonlight Fxcursion
nrder the auspices OF the Y MICA s.x-N
on the swift and commodious steamer a Skssz-zz.
p y, ArroWsmiih WEDNESDAY, July 81 1880
,r ne marlre band Ga Iieces) will render during
Rife Tean-Neingarten; q Seiectin,n sar.a =
aiess.o6enhach 3. Prayer, Moses in Esyit"
ton. somnambu a-bonizetti; g. Walt Frs1en-
HSe1he.,Hernann; Z. Romanzs LEclsir- HaIevy; 3
SeIectlon, Chimes of Normandy-P lsDouette. q
waltz. Postilion-Rossi 10. Potpourri Jubiee-
BBeyNer: ~, Song. Sweet BY -and-by; IL. Gaiop,
. The boat will leave 9Th street wharf at 6 nm.
s ana returning at III pm stopping at Aexsn-
mlttns gentleman and ladies (2l 81 To ba had a.
at the boat - -'9 I-eiHo ,LI- aiio
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GRAND FAMILY PICNIC.

GRAND FAMILY PICNIC
~ Under the auspices of the an
HOLY NAME SOCIETY ~
At IINOII PARK, Giesboro' ~
On fcN
TUESDAY, July 90
10 AID IN Furnishing the chapel in the neyy oavant
Of ut. Dominic " ~ IN" S'1Noii'
Itcsets 35c., including round trip on Ferry boat
tmldren accom- panied by their parents free
Boat leaves wharf, foot of 9TH st AT . 20 q M
ana every hour thereafter. Last boat'I caves rarf
al IL p. m. iSIeii =,
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baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey Avenue and Street.

tPhlla Bait way e 100 tSt. Louis Il Gin eX. rs
m 7. Ph1la ex.... 6 10 Bait Anna. way. ! 80
western express. 6 40 baltimore Il way 8 90
Bait. way stations. 8 90 Baltimore Il way A 20
Fred. Il way stations. rs N. Y. 4 Phila. ex 4 30
Bait Annap. ex....8:27 tBalt. Il Laurel eX 3 90
baltimore express. g 90 Western accom- 6 :05
Martinsbur9 Slwaysta9 40 Bait. Anna Il way 6 :37
tBalt. way stats 10 80 Staunton & Va. Spr.
Baltimore express. IL sol express ...,,,.7: 40
fDa1Iy. tBalt. Il way. ....... z so
fSunday only. n. Y. Phila. 8 100
Other trains daily eX- Bait, Lau. EBlad'9 9 30
cept Sunday. lfWestern express - 8 %
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LOCO numbers ending with IS. being the last two
hsnpes OF the number drawing the Capital Prize
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing Glass G., LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that tn above are IN .
mum ters which were this day drawn from tLa
100. 900 placed in the wheel with the prizes CORE
spending 70 them.
Witness cur hands at New Orleans. La. this
Tuesday, July 18th, 1850. -'
ADAM GIFFEN,
j. p R0TX, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. A. A. ROUSSEAU
Prizes cashed in full without deduction
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICE!
This is the only Lottery erer roed on bg the ,Ao-
PIE OF a State ana uIl0er late decision Of The r. y
supreme Court at Washington, az the ollu ISgni
Lottery '0to an the United States, oil other charters
hdctflg been repealed or harillg no eristeace.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win Fortune.
EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS
II, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, AUGUST
i0TH, lSo0-l2SD MONTHLY DRAWING.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

At Saturdays session or the WonenS Chris
tian Temperance Union an address was made
by Mrs Or. Riley, OF this city, who paid hand
some tribute 70 Mrs. Hayes for the stand she
has taken for temperance in the White House.
The Irish American Republican CLUB held
meeting on Saturday evening at Cosmopolitan
hall. Thtrty-fiVe new members signed the ron
OF membership, after which Mr.. John NJ. Keogh,
Mr.. Rankin, Mr.. Neville and others addressed
the members.
The Dashaways held meeting at Tallmadge
hail last night and addresses were made oy the
president and MessrS Rathbone. seymour, VII
liams, Hilton, Addison and xcCreary.
Arrangements have been made. IL Is said, for
rebuilding the eth street wharf, where Ms.
Rollins was drowned last Monday night, In such
manner as 10 render IL safe.
The democrats OF Rockville. Ed, had pole
raising Saturday, assisted by large humber OF
democrats from the neighb0rhood and from
This city. The speakers were III. x. Douglass
Of Hagerstown. c. /. Culver, OF v ashingtOn, j.
\. Sly, OF = leghany county, Montgomery Blair
and Judge Bowie
Yesterday afternoon Officer Fowler shot aud
kileda mad dog on Sth, between and Dstreefs
southeast
4 shmeeting of eolored people was held
yesterday at the CarliD Springs, Va. and was
largely attended by G0lOred people from that
nelghbOThOOd and this District.
Yesterday Mrs. Reynolds was overcome with
heat on the eth street road while she was on
her way 10 her hoiae at Sligo, Md. Size was
conducted TO the second police station By OH
Ger Cole and was attended 10 by Dr.. Adams,
and afterwards sent to her home.
Since the recent accident, resulting in the
drowning OF Mrs. Rollins at the Ith st. wharf.
the authorities have been examining how far
our river steamers comply with the law in re-
gard TO equipment, overlooking. &C., and IL is
stated that some OF them VII! be proceeded
against.
The cOlored camp meeting At Good Hope HUI
yesterday was largely attended by COlOred
MeIhodiStS fTOm this city.
Fifteen thousand seven hundred watermelOuS
arrived here to-day by river from the SOUTH.
But few OF them were condemned.