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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
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Moo1ir nit 8esug auf bic benoritebenoe
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lei bic 0ffentli6e Wcitung 81 lbreit @unS
item uno bic embellishments IN @n9lanD
bGtten lt6 in Dem lelben Sl1ne ge1uBert.
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ausgel1loiiem lei, pIroel ale 9ltoernIlie
aus benz Nege gerGumt leilt. Tranfreth
ulrbe in oer @onferen3 Die Soppelfpdbs
rung b%efirtporten.
Staticm.
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Ser NboeorOnete 3anaroelt Den Mntrug,
bas bas 6aus benz cabinet lin bet tunes
fild)eu M~noelegenbeit) Elm Sertrauetsuos
tum ertbeile. Oaiielbe nurDe nit III
oegel1 1912 Stimmcn DertDeigert. Ser
neutrality-suspicious. @airoli bcartrdgte baum
Die Yertasung, Oamit Oas @abinct Die Ses
feb[e be5 &0nigs eiubole. Die Mebrbeit,
iuel9e eegen bic &e9ierun9 itimnlte, bee
| itauo aus Der &e6ten un0 aus Sratttoner
! Der 2infen uno Oes Gentrums.
Sp0ntcn.
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| 80 SUB iber ieinem getuobnIi6en Stanoe,
nno man befirhtet, oaB Die gan5e Staot
! iiberihmemmt iperoen Diro. Siele 6Gus
| ler iinb bereits bonn Baiier unteripilt.
Sn MaIasa iinb ~fiinf3ig 6Guier in Gcs
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ben, unb bier itnO bereits eingeltiir3t. GIf
Matroien uno SoLbaten ertranfen BET benz
Yerjuae, &noeren &ettung gu brtn9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
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Gabu ouf allrn Dampftr= 1ornturrn
in Guropo rrholtcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Sic fiibrt Surd Bic id0nitcn 0egenOer
Nmcrifa5
Uni mad BEN peItberIbrt t en-
Nia9ara.SGIIen.

Scr Central 8abubof in NfeU=Yorf Der
grObtc uno idOnite 8abnbof Der 8elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
9ieielben iurgen fir ibr Gepdd nltb fit
ibren fOitcuireicn Sranspurt tad
Ocm 8abubOf,
2lnO (asem iGnen senat, uie Ge fi6
rer6a(ten (Olrcn, mt nn6e6eItst
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itrm Dorker Crntrat x 9uolnn tiuer
Gabu auf allrn Dnmpfer= 1ornturrn
III europa ttbaltcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
G6tucOen.

NDN D D n, 0. NUIII.
Ser 8ansIer Der lluiperittdt llpiala,
@rof 0ouniltor, lit iuegen T6lidulacn
gum 8etrage pon 10000 Derbaitet porz
Den. Inter ben gefdli6ten 9ianien befins
Den it'd aud Die beS S0niaS uuo Der &oz
ni9in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
Nrs Darnei7le Acquitted of the
Charge Of EmbeZZlement.

The case OF Mr.. p. A. Darneflle, the we'll
known stock broker. charged with fraudu-
lently making way with, secreting and wrong
fully converting to his own use with intent TO
embeZZle the sum CT $500 from Charles E. Nal,
lam, for whom he was acting as agent, came up
for hearing IN the Police Court this morning.
Mr.. Mallam stated to the Court that he IS eIn-
plOyed In the Treasury department. and that
On Thursday, the 18th OF this month, ne we aI
to MT. DarnellleS Office. and Mr.. ID. was not
there, and left 1925 With the clerk, directing the
purchase OF One hundred shares OF Northern
Pacific stocks on margins at a limit Witness
went TO DIS Office several times, and was In
formed that The stock had not reached the limit
that he mace. He also stated that he demanded
his money and could not get 1t, and tipally took
note for 1928, paya at the National Metro
pOl1tan Bank three days after date, and when
the note came cue IL could not be collected at
the bank. Mr. DaTnelle stated that when Mr..
Mallam came to see about hts stock witness
told him that 1t had rot been purchased, and
asked MIR. Mallam for The loan OF the money
for few days. and gave him q nOe On the
bank for it and took the receipt from Mr.. MAJ
lam that he received from witness clerk and
tore it up. The Court remarked that as Mr.
MallaIn had parted with his receipt and took a
note for 1t he had changed the transaction to
loan. and consequently there was no embezze-
me Mt In the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
LOCAL NEWS.
The German National Bank Indsct-
Dnents.

The bills OF Indictment found yesterday by
the grand jury against John HItz and Chas. E.
Prentiss, formerly president and cashier OF the
efman-American Ma i0nal Bank for embez-
ZnIg. aostTact1ng and misapprDpriating the
lunds OF the bank, as mentioned In yesterday 8
STAR are based on eight promissory notes. as
follows: one dated May Is. 1878. for S. 00O
signed by Sarah L. Crane. and payable to the
order OF John HitZ six months after date; one
dated May 10. 1873. for s. 12i.9S, signed by
Sarah L. Crane and payable 20 the order OF
John HftZ. trustee, six months after date; one
dated August 9. 1875 for s., coo. signed by Sarah
L. Crane, payable to the order OF John Htz
three months after date; one dated August Il
ISIS, for s3.l46.3T. signed by Sarah L. Crane
pay able TO the order OF John Hliz, trustee four
months after date; one dated May TO- 1878. for
S4.5c0, signed by stephen Prentss, payable to
the order OF John HitZ eight months after date:
one dated May 16, 1873, for s. 200, signed by
stephen Prentlss, payable TO the order OF John
HiiZ four months after date; one date1 Septem-
Der ~. ISIS, signed by Sarah L. Crane, for
50, 2, payable 10 the order OF John HitZ
three months after date; one dated october r.
1873, for 50, O42, signed by stephen Prentiss and
payable 10 The order Of John Hit three months
after date.
IL is understood that the old Indictments In
which MessTs. X. Is. Donaldson, W. z. Mating
~ aid other directors were included will De
abandoned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
Distric, Government Affairs.

John Cuomore & Co. were awarded the con-
tract for laying 3, 2oo yards OF asphalt pavement
on II street. between Vermont and Connecticut
avenues.
PROTECTION TO SHADE TREES AND sHRUBBERY.
Messrs. VIM. Saunders, john Saul and j. T.
&. Clark, OF the District OF Columbia H0rtcul-
sioDeTs this morning to ask that the trees
planted on the streets be protected from van
dalism. The Commissioners Informed the del.
egation that they were doing all In their power
In this direction. The police had special 10
structionS to arrest all offenders promptly a1d
have them punished, and the Trustees OF Publ,
schools had been requested to exercise W atca-
full care over the pupils Of the schools tn
they 90 no harm to the trees.
The commissioners sent the following COM
muBication to Major BROCK to-day: 'sMator.
municat1on received this day by the Commls-
sone1s from John Saul Wm. saunders and
I0hn Il. T.. Clark a committee on behalf OF Jae
District OF Columbia horticultural Society, in
ted on gardens, lawns, parks, g.. 10 the re-
moVal OF plants, MOWERS ana ornamental shrub
oeIy. The Commissioners fully recognize the
grave import OF the complaint made ey these
eacet dngly solicitous that the beautiful
improvements made Dy many Of
our citizens In these lawns should not be
marfed BY the hand OF the yandal. you will
tustrucI the members OF your force to use the
utmost vigilance 10 ferIetIng out the perpetra-
tors. and vigorously prosecute any parties who
may be detected. before the courts. IC S1ould
be the Just pride of all citizens to protect the
trees. flowers and shruObery In this District. as
nothing strikes the visitor to the national capt
tai with such pleasure as these beautiful adorn-
nents OF nature. There are now about 60, 900
public trees within the city, besides the tnnu-
meraole number OF small plants, flowers. &c.
OF all kinds planted and paid for by individuals
Ibsse. as well as the public trees, &C.. should
ard we trust will, command the watchful and
ttoUghtful care OF the police as we'll as of all
gooo aid patriotic citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24

FUNERAL OF A GREATLY ESTBEMsD OLD CIT
IZEH.-The obSequies or the late Mr.. William
ID. Campbell were observed at the AZ street
tFlrst Presoyterian) church, yesterday, az
pm. In the absence or Rev. Dr.. Sunderland
who is IN attendance upon the general assem-
Dly OF the Pres byterian church. at Buffalo,
MY, The services were conducted by the Rev
:. II. Howe. DID, OF the West Street churc1 In
most Impressive manner. The caSket was
opened In The church, that the many friends
with whom and whose ancestry he had Cf1ici-
ated as elder for nearly fifty years. might look,
upon the face or their friend for the last tiGne.
AT the conclusion Of the service the body was
OF the deceased. assisted by DIR. Rooert B.
Tenrey and Mi John Il. Wight. The honorary
PAIL bearers were Each Pratt OF Baltimore,
CDas. Buckley. Dr.. John b Blake, Jordan w.
MauTy, Josiah Dent, Cnas. Bradley, o. C. Wight
and Il. j. FTost. TIE body was buried Ia the
family lot at the Congressional cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
CITY ITEMS.
Abe Strauss, ESD.


the well Known SOCK raiser OF Lexington, KY
says: II recommend Lieoig Co.'S Araicarei
Extract OF Witch HAZEL to all my friends. IL
has been used IN the Thoroughbred stables OF
II. b. McGrath, x. II. Owens, Lee Paul. W. B.
Scnliy and other weil-knoWn breeders and
trainers, and they all pronounce it the very
best lotion and medicine for the horse which
they have ever used, giving almost instanta-
neouS benefit" Cures Breaking Down. Wind
Calls, Capped and Sprained Hook, Foo Con.
traction and Cracked Hoof. Sold in 50 cents
and dollar sizes; reduced rates by the half GAL
Ion or gallon. Beware Of worthless limitations.
Depot GO Maiden Lane, New York.
Lieb'g Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
VIII reconstruct the most shattered and en-
feebled, retnv1gorate the aged and infirH and
make slckly Children blooming and healthy
Burneti's CecOame.
TIE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
Ii allays irritation, removes all tendency 70
dandrun. and fnV1gOrateS the action OF the
capillaIies In the highest degree thus pro
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
It's elect upon the glcssiness and richness OF
the hair Is such as cannot be surpassed.
BURNRTTs FLAyOR1NG EXTRACTS are the best.
Rough OH Rats.
The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug
gists fer Rough On Rats. 1t clears out rats,
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &c, 15c. boxes. u
"AIdsrnsy Dairy Wagons"
Freah Alderney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In hlbs. WARD prints. CSC.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butternilk and
sweet milk &c. per qt, Cream. 10c- plnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
DR. METTAUR-S
HE A b A CHE PILLS

HEApA Pills
siGK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE relic We pP Ss-
PERSIA In its worst forms. cleansing the body OF
excess OF bile. producing . regular healthy action
= full size box o! these valuable PILLS With full
directions for complete cure, mailed 20 any ad-
dress on receipt Of nine three postage STAMPS
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey TRoMAs GUARD one OF the most eninen.
ciersymen IA the country. pastor Mount Vernon
n. K Church. Baltimore Nd:
4 have no hesirat.oo In assuring yon thar Dr.
METIAuRs HEADACHE PILLS have proved rpos1
beneficial to me.
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor n. b. Church. Ha.
I have tried DR.. aErIAuR's BR.uAoHE Pills
WITH great benefit L am now seventy mine years
Old, and have been subject TO Constipation num-
In ny case, tire FIRST time L come 10 Baltimore I
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rsy LKwIs A., THrREKrED. pastor NJ. z. Church.
gave Dr. MRrrAus's BslploH. pr1rs 10 q
man who was Ia 5ed with bad attack o, Biioue
Fever. And In two days he Was out attending oala
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIKD.
Rev.I PETERS. pastor Nj T. Church, Urosna vs.:
ACHE Pills, aud found them most btnencA.
Yours truly. I. Il. PETERS.
Rey G. v; HOBBS. pastor n. u. Church. Pied-
have given my wife, who IL sufferer from Head
ache, DIR. METTAuR's HEADACHE PILLS. and one
dose OF the Pills has always cured her; ,,,
Yours truly. GEO. w. HOBBS.
BLOWN CHEMICAL co.,
fel2-eo Sole Propristors. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
A Homeopathic Hospital AssOcia-
IiOn Organized.

The friends Of the homeopathic system Of
medical practice met at Marlnis Hall last even
Ing for the purpose OF organizing Hospital
Association In this city. Hon. Montgomery
air presided. and Mr.. NO. Roome was chosen
secretary. Mr. Blair. Mr. Poler, Dr.. Pope, DR..
BeckWlth, Dr. Verdi, Dr.. Pearson ana Rev. DR..
Rankin made remarks favorIng the establish
ment OF a hospital, and an association was
organized with the following officers: President,
Hon. Montgomery Blair; Vice presidents. Hon
NJ. r. Waite, bon. VIM. Window, Edward Wes-
ton, Join Bailey and George E. Baker, treas
uTer Henry ID. Cooke; w. o. Rome, recording
secretary; DR., Charles 3. Gilbert, correspond.
ing secretary; Hon. Mr.. Blair, W. w. Burdell,
John j. Halsted, Z. w. Whitaker. C. 3. Bailey
X. w. Tyler, G. 7. Culver. John S. Poler and c.
A. Dean as the executive committee. The ex-
ecutlVe committee were authorized TO appoint
committee Of women On hospital fair.
committee appointed by the physicians prior
10 this meeting for the purpose Of framing j
constitution. reported the result OF their labors.
The first and second sections OF the first article
OF the constitution were adopted and the re-
mainder was referred to the executive commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24

CONFERENCE or TIE a. VI. E. ZION CHURCH.
Blshop Hillery opened the sixth days session of
church OF the Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA dis
trict IN Chambersburg. Pa, yesterday. j. w.
Brown, OF Newton, Pa: Thomas DaehIaI. OF
Washington, d. c.; Nathaniel Green OF Paila-
qeipEia, and John 4. Brown, OF Shippensourr.
"a, were examined and passed as Qualified for
the ministry, ard Moses Jones Ordained as a
minister. Mrs. Nancy RaJliff was introduced
as female lay delegate from the West Harris
Lurg "a, mission. She WAS accorded a sear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
RUSSELL : ice cream.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MesSrs- Walter s. VII
hanls & Co., apctioneeTs. sold for Leroy NJ.
Taylor and Campbell Darlington, trustees, part
OF lot No. 2, in square No. 4C6 fronting on E
street. between SFh and 9th streets northwest,
improved by tours story and basement brick
dwelling, 10 George W. Utermehle, for S. 2OO
FOR Richard L. Wailach, trustee, lot No. 30, in
j. Harry ThompsOn'S recorded subdivision of
square go, on The northeast corner OF North
CAPITOL and III streets northwest, Improved by a
S5515.
Aessrs Yourg Il Caldwell. real estate
brokers, have sold for Mr.. Chas. C. Glover, lot
S. square i39, fronting 81 feet on 18th street py
depth OF l24 feet, to Capt. W. w. Queen, L. )
navy, at Sl.c0 per square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
BIG RARGAEN.

10, OSO Yards Of Eik faced English Hermann c1oica
styles, III Gus.
ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN
5,CC0 Yards Of Pure Linen Lawn, neat patterns
Is cts.
STILL ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN
100 dozen CT Silk Clicked Rssula- M sde B,,b-i,
gan Hose. half price. 20 cts.
Thousand Styles Of new choice Lawns. neat pat
terms. cte,, 10 cts., l24 cts.
Summer Silks. best msde. reduced from ST. TO
rs cts.
sILKs, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS. SILKS,
Shetland Shawls, Cardinal, White and Blue.
Zanzibar Styles in striped Ginghams. very fine
quality. Is cts.
Madras Ginghams, Madras Ginghams. choice styles.
Fresh Straw MsttingA. new styles. large assort
Dotted Swiss India Linen Persian Lawns.
French Organdie: Tsrlalanes.
Polka Dotted swiss.
Plain White Linen Lawn.
Larg SGT assortment of spring and Su INNER Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
Strange story OF a Missing Man.
he JUMPS FROM A RAILROAD TRAIN LEAVING HIS
LITTLE son ALONE On TIE CARS

he JUMPS FROM A RAILROAD TRAIN LEAVING HIS
LITTLE SON ALONE ON TIE CARS.
Mi. Richard Harmon, a blacksmith, residing
at No. 1919 Market street, Georgetown, accom-
panied By bis little son, about years Old, Left
here Monday OF last week b. the Pennsylvania
railroad liDe for Virginia CITY, Nevada, to visit
his sister living at that place. Last Tuesi ~
morning, between aud O'Clock just after the
train had left Fort Wayne Indiana, Mr. Han
non handed his ponket-hook. with his tickets TO
BIS little boy, Willie, and kissing him aud bid
ding him good bye. walked out oa the platform
and Jumped from the train, which at the time
was going at a rapid rate. The child was taken
In charge by Mr.. G. d. Gorham. superintendent
OF the western division OF the P, &c. w. and G.
X. r., and thorough search was made under
his direction, for the missing MN, but no
traces OF him could be found. The little boy
remained under the care OF Mr.. Gorham untfl
last Friday night, and was then sent back by
him 10 bis friends in Georgetown. On the trip
out 1t was observed that Mr.. Harmon acted
somewhat singularly, and the impression OF the
railroad people Is that he became insane en-
route. The papers OF Mr.. Harmon and the
tickets We're sent TO MIR. D. W. Janowitz, OF the
passenger department OF the Pennsylvania
railroad here, who VIII see to their redemption,
and In the meantime Mr.. j. is eXerting himself
to ascertain what has become OF Mr.. Harmon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
|tAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Al
" ALKALINE LITHIA WATERs,)
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. &Hs2f1
Also, Chalybe8t Waters rich In Iron, and a enc
XhitA Sulphur Spring in the Naj3hhorhnod

Open from June LIST to as late In October as the
company will justify. Unequalled by any mineral
waters in America for the.cure Of acid dyspepsia,
kidney and bladder troubles. uterine ailments.
govt, diseases Of the skin, c4tarrh affections,
fhelmatism and functional heart troubles. Ir rs
AN UNFAILING SOLVENT OF OALCULI. These
waters have proved Of great value in many other
diseases, but can be more confidently relied on in
the above named than any other mineral springs in
this country. guarantee cure, II durable by
mineral waters. The baths-hot, cold and shower
are anexcelled anywhere The new and elegant
swimming pool Of alkaline water. the largest In
the United ststes # not in the verdi Is especially
and children to learn 70 swim. Plenty 70 IN the
stomach and neo beds to rest them Best mountain
roads in Virgins; one hundred dollars to the mule
expended upon them this spring. 1he air Of this
being nearer 70 all the cities north o. the Potomac
average of 9 hundred and nifty mules, claims .
large large patronage on that score: For pleasure or
health the traveller need not go further Board. by
The TIE month $42. 90 and go. according 70 Iocs
THOMPsoN. IDS iSth street Wsshin att a. D. o..
for pamphlets and water. Fine music, good boat
WA-A0 W. u. HAkE, Proprietor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY.-...-... MAY ~, 1851.
The Weather,
OFrIcz OF The CHIsF SIGNAL OFFICER.

The We0tAef>
OFrTCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 20. 1881, $50 a. m.
For the middle states. slightly warmer and
fair weather. east to south winds and station
sry or slowly falling barometer.
Fair and Warmer Weather To.mOr.
row.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin to the press:-(ienerally
clear weather continues In New England the
middle states and the lake region, and partly
cloudy weather and local rains prevail in the
southern states the Ohio valley and the north
west. the Temperature is above the mean for
the month In all d!str CTS east of the Rocky
Mountains, but it has fallen slightly at sta
lions on the Atlantic coast aud In the upper
MISSOURI valley. EaSterly 10 southerly winds
continue In all the districts except New Eng
land, where the Winds have shifted 70 south
westerly. The Indications are that fair and
slightly warmer weather VIII prevail In New
England, the middle states and lower lake
region during Wednesday. The Mississippi Will
fan slowly at all stations. The lower Missouri
Arkansas and Red rivers will rise slowly
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
TIE following are the readings OF the Tier.
mometer st the Signal Office during the day
8. III, 6i II q m. G5s; p. a., T0o. Maxi
mUm u minimum 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
MARINE BAND at Drivers to-nIghr.

DIvoRCED.-JUdge WyllP, In the Equity Court,
yesterday made decree OF divorce 10 the case
OF Virginia b. Watkins against Peter NJ. Wat
In July, 1871, and lived together till June 1875:
and she charged that he became disslpated
treated her unkindly, and since 1875 has failed
to support her,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT Last Thursily night
about 10 O'Clock, Mr.. Francis Walter, the re
an or Lambs bakery, In South Washington.
started from hts TeslCen e. at 63T street nart h
west, 70 go 10 bis labors IN the bakery ami an
awning rope at the corleT OF eth aad L streets
hlt him under the Chin. and threw him back
v ards 10 the pavement with great force His
skull vas fractured By the fan, and he Is now
quite Low at his house, and mu II anxiety Is
ielt In regard to his condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24

MARBIAGB LICENSES have been slef 20 Vim
A. Ienkle, OF Baltimore. and Laura Could r, OF
HaIlOTd county. Nd; VIM. R0binsOl AID Chari-
" Harris; Henry E. Webb and EiiI1 Allen: j b n
s. Brown and annie f. Bates; Geo. A. Cartier
AID Lucy III. Dade; Henry Miller and Florence
Louisa Scott; ". III. CarGen and josephine
Murphy; a. c. Jnkel and Willie Irle Saunders.
botn OF Richmond: John Il. Brown and Harriet
Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24

b. WILLIAM offers special Inducements In
jackets and other wraps for the mountains and
oeashcTe, at greatly reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24
West Washington, nee Gcorgetoyyn,

II ,
REAL ESTATE SALES.-rnomas Dogius.
auctioneer, has sold the following property
here; For Jones and Davis, trustees, lot at
streets. heing part l9t 70 IN Old Georgeto yn
26A6o feet, improved by a two story brick
house. sold 10 John Crowley for $l,GS1. For
X L: D1dge and Austin Herr, trustees, part lot
90, In Beatty and Hawkins addition, as tns
northwest corner OF High and 15t streets.
fronting p feet ~ inches On High street. in-
proved py a tWo-story BRICK house. Sold 20 A.
lots On Conduit Road, ao0ut mile ana a halr
from Georgetown. ia a Subdivision OF IracC
calico Harlem. Lot 10 was sold 60 John J.
COOK Tor sos. Lot IA, TO Mrs. Mary Smith FOR
per acre Lot 22, to same at same. Lot, IS 49,
II, to JAS. L. Barbour Tor 500 per acre. lots IS,
70 ara 20, to same, at sS5 per acre.
years with the weli-knoHn Washington unue :
t3ker, Harvey, has starred In the same bust
ness for himself st 1871 H'gn street, and viii De
.ouDd prompt and trustworthy. See his adv
THE WEST WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-Tne mil.
tary fever has spread TO this portion OF the
city, and all the boys have IL. They have a
very credlta0le company or 80 men," OF which
first lieutenant. and Ernest Shoemaker ser
geant. Trey have ben duly equipped with
muskets, and march and drill eXceliengiy
Their Uniform consists OF blue jackets red
panLs and white leggins with yellow trim
nings. They Will form part Of the procession
On the 3oth OF May, and will doubtless attracl
much attention. Another new company Is Cow
The CANAL TRADE.-Grain - Arrived boat
Seneca with 1900 Bushels wheat and l, 800
busneis corn; boat Ltu1on with 1000 bu shells
WLtal ana 2,o02 bushels corn. Coal-Tn!rty-
three boats LETT Cumberland Saturday, with
3,S3l6S tons OF coal Tor GEORGETOWN, as TO-
lows: Consolidation Co, 1,40G 10 toas: New
Central Co, S2L13 tons; Georges Creek Co..
avon Co. Z24 tons: Hampshire and Bat.mOe
Co, ~ lG; inCtyiGuai, 349 OF.