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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

CoLpEs's LiEEIG's LIQUID EXTRACT oy BsEF
AND TosIc iNvIGoRAToR f. not injured BY the
innuence Of the weather. According 81 Llebigs
expression, II Is LIQUID BREAD, being both nour-
ishng and strengthening 10 the constitution. ASK
foR CoLDEN's, TAKE no OTHER. of drayel.t.
generally.
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T0ILERS OF THE TIME.
LabOrs of the Two Houses of the
General Assembly Yesterday.

Tho Richmond and Allegheny Consolidate tion
Bill Passed by the Senate without Oppose
tion-Richmond and Danvilic Bill Pest
poned Until Monday-Eiddleb berger Funding
Bill the Order in the Senate To-Day; the
Usual Interest TO Schools and Colleges TO be
Provided Eor-Appointments and PERSON.
nls-Thc Virginia Rcports-Biils TO Reor-
ganize the University and the Virginia Mill
itary Iustitute-DuellinR Ellis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

LEApING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING ArrEN-
rIoN to the ruinous effects upon the complexion
of cheap soaps made from impure material. The
old Brown Windsor Of }. & h. ATKINSON Is made
from the best and pures. materials, and IS exqId-
sitcly scented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

HAVE YOURSELF YACCISATFD, keep soJd.
cheerful fires. and buy your ANTHRACITE Coal.
kISDLING and COOKING WOOD. always dry. from
CEUMP & WEST,
l7lp east Cary street.
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SUPREME Court or APPEALs.-Town OF
Danyille rs. Shelton and others. Argued
bv w. W. Henry, Esq. Tor the appellant,
and Judges William j. Robertson and Roo,
@rt I Ould for appellees, and continued until
Monday next.
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VI. ELLYsoS & CO.. adycrtisiugagents. in,ei. id-
yertisementsm all the newspaper Of the United
states al publishers rates. orders left at the Dts-
patch countins-room will receive prompt siien-
III,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

FRANK LEsLIE's MAGAZINE for February
h,s heen received from n. Leonard, news
dealer, 90S Main street.
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LlCMoSr, VA, January 20, lsc2.
WE HAVE ADMITTED TO AN IN
w TEREST N Our BUSINESS from Janu-
ary l.lSs2. Mr. HENRY r. PHILLIPS tate with
Mr.. B.. u. Taylor. The style Of thc firm viii here
after D. GRESliA VI, BROWN = 90.
Al persons indebted o. us VIII please come for
ward and settle at IN early date, I'D That The bu-
ness Of the old firm may De- co,ed as ,oon a. posi-
bic. Thanking our friends and the public iOg Tie
liberal pl.roragc bestowed on us f. The p7sl, -
respectfully solicit continuance of the same lpf
the new firm. -
fI2 2l-c0d3t GRESHAM BROW y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

WALNUT CREsM CANDY, ALaOND CREAn
CANDY. and all other Kinds OF Cream Candy ftesl
at PIZZINI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
&c. only for u PICNIC CIGAn.

/ have analyzed the WHIsKEy known uader
the brand OF B-SELECT,' controlled by Mcs,rs.
WALTER -. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. aud
End q FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other imDuri-
tie. and recommend IT, use for medicinal ana
family purposes. j. II. McCAw, NJ d..
late Professor OF Chemistry, Medical College of
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

CREAN PUFFs. CREAM PUPS !-PIzzISI Ia,
Them fresh To-day.
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RIcHuoNp, VA. january 20. Issq

RICHMOND, VA. January 30. 1882.
have this day visited the family of Ar. r. 4.
Murphy, residing AZ corner Twenty-nrst and Main
streets, and hereby certify that no case Of snail
pox or yarioloid Il ON the premises.
GEORGE Ross. NJ. d..
Family Physician.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES! VALENTINES!
LARGEST STOCk IN THE CITY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
COMICS THIRTY CENTS PER GROSS
TO THE TRADE.
&. \. JOHNSTON,
la gn-3tz piS Main street
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UNDERTAkERS.
]. BINFOl.D AZ SUTUER-er7rv-

IND UNDERTAKERs, 1904
t,ss.,a trea lnear Governor. Richmond, va,
ANt<ag...nily on hand al kinds 0f WOOD ana
WjIifs n,,,. .n,AssLr ana cAshElh,; IN, ~,
,i.aNOVElED CAshE1S. Orders IRON tie
~ rgMpty attended % both day and night
Sse-aa.la&fh3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

THE BEST SEEDS AT THE LOWEST
i PRiCEs.-All Kinds of reliable GARDtN.
FIELD. aud FLOWfK SFED~; POTATOES,
VEGETABLE PLANTS, etc.
Descriptive catalogues mailed free upon applici-
ton. f. ". WOOD. Socsisman,
corner sixth and Marshall s'rce's,
Richmond. ,a.
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MEN

~.t.s from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST VI
-.,r rrY. .ylGOR. and MANHOOD, resulting from
'@.ss ,Np oTiIE CAUSES; or 10 any person
80 With RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA,
n,p,rysIS. SPINAL DIFFICULTIES LANE
e,CE LWfR AND KIDNEY TROUBLES,
grTVRES- AND OTHER DISEASES OF THE
,,,Tu. ORGANS. speedy relief and complete
'.',s-.flon 20 health guaranteed. THESE ARE IiE
rfrcrEIC APPLIANCES chat have ever been
Cox>rgrcrED Ur0S SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
.r,..ir fborough efficacy has been practically
,,,-r,u with thc most WONDERFUL SUCCESS WE
avs THE TESTIMONY on THOUSANDS WHO
r,,r urTN QUICKLY AND RADICALLY ctEEp
i, rurm rSY. Nl We ask Of any person IS TO
'',,, 4uY,, , TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS AND BE
o0Nt1NCED. -
sspt N once FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
,,,fNc uIrNFoEMATION, FREE. Address
YoLTAiC GELT COMPANY.
t2l-Sal7t M'rshail' Niich'
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NEW FIRM.
COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have his day formed a co.. are
nCrhip. under the style and trifi-nanie oI
COURTNEY A ARMlSTEAD,
for the purpose Of conducting "A WHOLESALE
BUSINESS IN OILS. GREASE, NANS!ril' &c.,
AT l2OS east Cary street. -
". ID. COTRTNEy.
Ia Ig-3t ". =. ARMt~IEAD.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

WHILE THE SNAIL-POX question Is agitltiag
The mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
The peerless WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL, clean
and dry. from CRUMP q WEsT,
1919 east Cary street
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TEkMS OF ADVERTISING

A CARD TO THE PrBLIc.-some Hend In human
shape has started report that there Is smallpox
In my family. The following certificate will prove
the report to be false and n malicious lie.
r.. 4. MURPHY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

WE now OFFER FOR SALE
No. / PERUVIAN GUANO
from the Lobos Deposits,
analyzing unusually high I'm Phosphate of Lime
sid Gusno having been bought from Messr>.
Richard Irwin & Co.. who are now the consignces
a. Peruvian guan0.
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jl2l-3m

GARDEN SEEDS. SELECTED FROM
u THE BEST STOCKS OF ESrABLlSiiED
GROMERS, NOW EEADI.-A large assortment
of best varieties for NARkETMfN, FARNtk>,
and DEALERS, receiving direct from The gfowvss'
-. Laudrcth som, Robert Buist. Jf, 1horpurh
& Co Peter henderson a Co., and Others who's
secds have established reputation ~ the new store
Of WATT 4 tAil'
No. liIi Main street, corner Fifteenth,
ia li-cOdlm Rlchmnnd.Na.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

Ask your grocer for T1NsLEY's EXTRACT To-
NATO. Best thing for soup.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

Picnic CIGARS, 81.
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AUCTION SALES TiIIs DAY.
D,SsosUrIoNs & pARrNEnsHrpS,

BAZAAR, 10 AN, twenty hor,e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
Mry's NopBY SACK SUITS
EIGHT DOLLARS

eSr THE BRsT SUR IS AMERICA At ANYwugRx
NEAR THE PRICF'ta
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CHICK CICARS. Sc.
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Lot 1899.

4 STUN Ne r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

sNlALL-Poxi SMALLPox!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

. CHEW SALMON, HANCOCK 4 COS
TOBACCO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

A. SANS 4 CO.,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHiFRs,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICF.
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.,vcrRo.yOrTAuC BELTS.
- THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

- THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
we viii scni on Thirty Days Trial
DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
rtrCTTo-N AIC BELTS
AND SUSPENSOHIES
AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
TO MEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21
The C0Erfs.

EQUITY CoURT.-Jt.dge HdCner.
Yesterday, Mccullough agt. Boyd; pro confesso.
Ryon agt- Magee; bill dismissed and costs d.
yided. Joseph Clarke, lunatic; committees
report referred 60 auditor. Scholorb agt Scho-
lorb; trustee to accept bid. Bettes agt. Carrico;
restraining orderissued. Soteldo agt. Lyon; S5l5
ordered paid TO II. L. Thompson.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
Yesterday, after our report closed, Andrew F..
Ball, charged with altering United States bank
bill; grand jury, bonds $1,000 Julia Rollins, col
ored, larceny OF some jewelry and clothing from
Mary Walker; s. or Is days. Jos. Armstrong, as
sault on Jos. Fletcher; 60 days in jail Felix VIII
son, larceny of q clock from Edward Frck 60
days Carter Richards, c0lored, assault on Olivia
Richards, his wife; S. or Is days Henry DunmOre,
threats to Marion Duninore, his wife; 500 bonds
to keep the peace.
To-day. Tobias Simpson, tTeSpaSsng on the
Capitol park: IS or IS days. Thomas Lynch, carry
ing pistol; $50 or 30 days Also, charged with
d1sorder!y conduct; IS or 10 days additional Jos.
Clark and Thomas Mason forfeited collateral. Jos.
b. Garges, do. Kate Goslin, vagrancy and public
prostitution; 80 days. Sallie Robinson, profanity
IS or Is days JaS Connell forfeited collateral.
Annie Welsh and Kate kurtz, vagrancy and pub
lie prostitution: 20 days each Henry Abbott and
Thomas Lane, two small boys, were fined IS or Is
days each for obstru2ting the sidewalk. w.
Myers, loud and boisterous; S. or Is days. Mary
Nichols, vagrancy and public prostitution; 80
days.
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Alexandria Affairs.
RerOrted for THE Evening STAR


THE FRIENDS BURYIsG- GKouND.-The old grave
y3ru. walled in opposite the courthouse Queen,
near Columbus street, was opened yesterday alter
noon the fTSt time for many years, to receive the
cemetery rests in the midst OF city life scarcely
known as burial place, so seldom does 1t receive
an occupant. 1t Was established a century ago,
and, small as 1t Is, much ground yet remains for
burials. Formerly Christ church cemetery the
Presbyterian cemetery at the church on Fairfax
street,near WOle.the st. Paul'S cemetery, Fair
Friends cemetery were within city limits All
these have long ago filed, and the site OF the latter
Is now covered by dwelling houses. No Durals
can now take place Gin any ground within the
corporation not opened CT allotted before the 27th
day OF March, 1904, but the Friends cemetery had
been opened and allotted long before that time.
The society or Friends here was for many years
numerous ana most influential body, and though
now greatly diminished in numbers it comprises
some OF our most useful citizens.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON MATCH-The
Washington Capital City Gun club made Shoot
Ing match with the Alexandria Gun club yeSter-
day afternoon at the Agriculture Fair grounds.
The Capital City Gun club won the match.
REPoRTER'S NOTES.-The cOOred boys are held
at the Stat1on-hOuSe charged with throwing stones
WIN Gorham was discharged from jail last
evening, having served out his term OF fifteen
days.-Mr5. John Whitlock: residing in the west
ern part or the city, died last night-Mr L. NJ
Blackford viii leave here on Monday for EurOne
upon q former tour upon the continent, his letters
to the Southern Ch,uchHdn, then published here
were thoughtful, with many graphic touches, and
most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county supervisors will
make the county levy next Wednesday.-The
new schooner Ellwood Harlan Will leave the ship
yard here for the West Washington wharves early
next wcek.-A coOred man named Frank Harris
fell dead ON the Fairfax street road near the canal
Thursday night from the bursting Of a blood YES
seL"The schooner j. II. ID. SmOot, of this port,
Will hereafter hall from Washington having been
sold to residents or the District.-The last bus-
ness OF the corporation court was giving iudg-
mentS In favor OF Mercer Slaughter on some at
tachments against certain funds OF S. Chapman
Neale.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

lAPRovEMENTs.-Bids were opened by the trus-
tees OF the Ltnthicum Institute this morning for
the building OF three fine three-story brick dwell
lingS on the corner OF and 18th streets The bids
Washington, being the lowest bidder, with Messrs.
columbus Thomas and j. p. Hess, OF this CITY, but
nttle above him. No award has as yet been
made. Dumbarton street M f. church is heinu
generally renovated-re-frescoed, re-painted inside
and out, new carpets laid down, &C. The Improve.
mentS viii cost about 81 ECO or $500 Mr. Rake
man Is doing the fresco work and Mr. Henry Griffin
the painting.
GRAIN.-Arrfved-Boat H. NJ. Talbot with $500
bushels wheat. Sales-33O0 bushels wheat sold at
prices ranging from ia to l2O.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, receiy-
Ing and distributing reservoirs, clear
HIGH TIDE.-July %, 1920 D. m.
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TEE following immense bargains in tln-ware
viii Dc 4lllCst given way, positively tomorrow
oHiy- et X tiGittschslid'S, SIC .ti ST. NV: Tea
stF4IaefS. p: box CRITTERS p: pepper shakerS,2
1rCu stands, s.: coal SaOYelS, B: stove filters,
clippers. a. cake tu-1eTS,4,: rOun bread graterS
A.: 1IZ teaspoons. t.; bowl StraiEers, 4c.; A.
Inca S!tchcn spoons. T.; meat forks. f.; dreige
boNeS L.; tunnels. L.: square pans. f.; machine
oilers, T.; soup ladies, &c; steak bTCilsrs. =.
lot cups &c; match safes, &c: tuStpanS, &C.; EGG
be2teTs, o. vegetable StrainerS, g.; Dutch 1OiI
pluS, g.; cove red chamber buckets, in all colors
g.; wash tStRs, s.; footed To-; extra large
10; ct covered sducepans, 4c.: lt., &c.; at,
ne 81 15c.; o., a.; a.. 2c; qt- covered
D'lekctS, ID: Ct, IL; handed stew pans, Sc. !;
large siza, ICE; ct. water buckets o.; 10 OF. 20c
10 az. dish - rs. 1G- Il Ill sc; II qt, 49,: 10 Ct,
"a Is CT, %; dairy pa;a, IL; large size, Sc
extra large, / &C.; bread Or ctke boxes, medium
sZe S0c- lirre, co.; extra large, 81; ct. cOf e
boiiers, g.; - a., he; at, 15c; OF, 90;
qt. 80; Ut, g.; large cUllenderS, 10; pie
plates, l0c.; round pudding pans, g.: large size,
lie: painted foot tubs. 49,; Qt. oval butter ket-
ties, co.; champion Hour sleeves, Toe; fruit cans.
43c per de-: also. refreratOTS and Ice chests be-
low cost, MT 10 per cent discount on an Immense
assortment o. travelling TRUNKS aud baby carriages.
CLOSING SALE Of laces AMI Swiss embroidery.
All market down Mrs MAX WEYL, art,
112 TN street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.
For Summer Excursionfsts.

For Summer Excursi0nists.
Splendid stock OF medium and cheap Trunks;
Nice assortment of Travelling Satchels;
SILK, Alpaca, and Gingha Umbrellas:
Blue Flannel Yachting and Rowing Shirts:
Mems andBoys' thin Underwear, at reduced prices:
White Ties Percale ScarfS 25c; Linen Collars I3c
At Lewis, go 7th ST., bet. and Kn.w.
N.B.-FreSh supply Mems "Jumbo's," 81; Boys
do, 1oc.; all other straws at cost
Public Voice.
Cor. 18th & L Streets n. W., Jan. 2 1882
l have sold great quantities OF the medicine
known as Browns Iron BtterS and every pur-
chaser speaks in the highest terms OF it as
reliable and most worthy medicine.
E. NJ CoMAs
TBrown's Iron Bitters permanently cure nerv-
ing the blood, strengthening the muscles and CIV
ing tone to the nerves
Don't be Alarmed
at Brght's Disease, Diabetes or any disease OF the
kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as Hop Bitters
VIII certainly and asttngly cure you and 1t is the
only thing that will.
NEr. Chas. Smith. of Jincs, Ohio,
writes: have used every remedy for sick head
ache could hear of for the past fifteen years. but
Carriers little liver pills did me more good than all
the rest
Flies and Bugs.
ere fe roaches ants pedpuSs BATS mice soph
s15c.
No danger from these diseases IL you use Hop
BitterS; BESIDES being the best family medicine
ever made. Trust no other.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Aiderney Butter; churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&C. per at. Cream, 15c pint
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anausenemts Tonight.

AnaIsements Tonight.
THEATEE C0aIQUE.-Bencnt OF Clarence r.
Ie0larl.
ABHER's SUMNER GARDES.-Concert
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Specialty Perform
ance.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and ash streets.
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TT AVE YOU HEARD?

ING'S ACE.
THE Asb HE GREET GE T EHE dF FAh16N
SPECIAL oTICE.
We have placed on our counters 1872 oxen real
French r. Rs1t s CHE foi HATS,
Sold formerly at So win now Be offered at SOC. only
= ass Ss1sl sss' ssnAw
cHr1DnrA As9' f s1sfsPt HATS,
At4oc apiece; sold formerly at 81 and 125.
pA SlsEsnt R Rsal
At $50: sold formerly at a.
BLACK k'5 eAs & ssss4 HATS.
At 10c. apiece.
A. 5 T. 3: 3 . i. sS# Is cts.
PATTERN Ha i sa sS p, aoxsrrs.
CoLoRED LEGHoRNs.
At 45c. apiece.
At 4oc; worth g: most fashionable and COM
Portable hats of the season.
RIBBONS and FLOWERS at Strengthening prices
Anew b inyGIse e lovely
In Black, White Cream and other cOlors. a. &c. ST.
new invoice of SPANISH LACES very cheap.
DON'T MISS THIS EXCELLENT CHANCE.
CALL EARLY AT
KINGS PALACE,
No. s14 SEVENTH STREET
tE No branch store. No connection with any othe,
establishment. tyI7
CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND TIN
3 highest cash prices paid. Also Watches Jeueiry.
sxes3 near Penns ys1is ssen1e ~
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FIRST MEETING OF THE BOARD

The trustees of public schools appointed under
the new law, limiting the board to nine members,
met for organization at the Franklin building last
evening, and before entering on their duties the
oath OF Office administered to them by Mr.J0s.
Rock, Of the District Commissioners Office. There
were present Mes5r5 VIM. Brney J. Ii. Brooks, c.
II. Cragin A. p. Clark, Henry johnson, 3. G. Love
joy, w. III. \. Wormeley and b. H. Warner The
last named called the board 10 order, and on his
motion Mr. Birney was elected president. Mr.C.B.
Rheem, on motion Cf Mr.. Lovejoy, was elected Sec
Rotary. The rules relating TO committees were. on
motion OF Mr. LOvejOy, so amended as to cOnSoll-
date some, giving each three members TO c0Fr,-
sp0nd with the diminished number OF trustees.
Tlt word sut-OOGrd was stricken out and local
committee substituted. The second Monday In
Sc. teE1'aT was substituted for the first Nonnay as
the day OF opening the schools The rules OF the
late board Is ttu5 ainenied were adopted tempo
Tariiy ana the whole subject was referred 10 the
cominitteee on rules: to be appointed
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
MT. Birney announced the committees as fol-
Rules-JohnsOD, --, Birney.
Ways, Means, Supplies, and ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Brooks, CT ,rk.
Buildings, Repairs and FuTniture-Birney John
Teachers, Text Books and Course of Stuay-
L2ycjoy. Birney. Johnson.
Examinations, Scholarships and Prizes-Clark,
Drawings, Penmanship and Muslc-Wormley,
Warner, Cragtn.
Janitogs-Brooks. Clark, Wormley.
Libraries Crdgin, LoyejOy.
Annual Report-CragiD, LOvejoy, Brooks.
The blanks Will b. filed with the name OF Mr..
PeaTSonS successor, w12n he shall be appointed
OTHER BUSINESS
Mr. G. Y. At Lee was elected clerk to the commit
tee on supplies and accounts.
Applications for teachers position were received
from Emma 8 Atkinson, Samuel P. willard, Will
liam BernhaFdt: for positions at large. from L. P.
COTlcw, Matte II. Fowler, Helen j. Browne, Edith
F. Riley, Jennie s. Pratt, A. d. Grain, Charles s.
Clark, Ernest \. Lines, j. w. Thomas AMI j. ".
Kali.
The resignation or William c. Ewing, teacher in
the high school, was accepted.
W. Il. keefer pplied for ianitOr's position.
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T AWNS! LAWNS!

I AWNS! LAWNS!
BLACK AND BROWN FIGURES
BLACK AND BROWN STRIPES
CENTS,
CENTS,
CENTS.
LAWNS! LAWNS!
TINTED GROUNDS, BLUE, PINK. ECRU, Law
ENDER, ETC, ETC, ETC,
CENTS,
CENTS,
CENTS.
SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS!
MADRAS GINGHAMS!
LATEST STYLES, PLAIN NoLORs TO MATCH,
1917 CENTS.
12}9 CENTS,
124 CENTS.
LAWNS. at cents per yard.
INDIA LINENS, at IL cents per yard.
DIVINITY WHITE GOODS, IL cents
SATIN STRIPE ORGANDY, IL cents.
PARASOI4S, s1.25, 81. so, 81, &. so, S..
CASHMERES, LISENS. COTTONS.
MATING, COUNTERPART. DRESS GOODS.
HAMBUR6S. AT HALF PRICE.
We are receiving our stock Of FALL CARPETS.
BRUSSELS and INGRAINS.
T0WSON'S,
cse PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE.
bal SOUTH s1Dx
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SUMMER WINES just received by Chris Xander,
No. 81 9TH 81. w. direct nom the Rhine farm OF
California. pronounced by urges Of good wine to
be superior 10 imported. ZinfIndel, GUteiel, Mis-
sion, Port, Sherry and Superior ClarrtS. All sold
at New York prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21

HOwS0S'S lee CREAM AT WEOLESALE.-ThiS de-
nciOu5 cream is now offered to dealers. eXcur-
siCnistS, g., at considerably lower rates than
similar quality has ever been sold here for. One
quality only, and that the best. Depot, 11Gl 18th
street northwest
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DISCOUNT TEN PER CENT on TophamS trunks,
travelling bags, satchels, shawl straps, pocket
books, harness, siddits, whips, &c, previous to
removal from 425 1th ST. TO I-}I PennSy ivdnia
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21

GIN. f. A. CARR LEFT the city for st. Louis last
evening in charge OF the remains OF his TatheT-n-
law. Mr.. John Mcguire. venerable citizen OF ST.
louis, who died her, suddenly at his rooms on
street last Nein6 Si3y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21
A Maryland Tournament.

The sport OF the tournament is kept up with
spirit in Montgomery county, Nd, which has a
large number OF excellent riders; and a lively con-
test at Coesvlle yesterday drew a large attend
ance. including Il g0oGy representation of the
pretty girls for which that county IS famous.
The following riders took part in the tournament:
J. E. Kemp, knight OF Charley Boy; Mr.. Walters.
knight OF Ny Maryland; Mr. L!Zer. knight OF the
Loyal He trt 5. c. Miles, Knight OF the White
Marsh; e. Kemp, knight OF Beauty One to Love
w. f. Brown, knight OF Maryland Boy; Mr.. Free
man, knight OF the Rippling Wave: n. E. Wyiie,
knight OF Colesvilie; F. Graft, knight OF Do Try
F. Mu.iigan, knight of Northwest Mills; j. Sugar
rue knight OF Washington Boy.
The first prize, which WAS Il saddle, was won by
the famous young ri;ier, n. f. Wylie, who crowned
Miss JOuIian, OF Washington, queen OF Love and
Beauty. The second prize, "a bridle,) was won by
f. Graft, who crowned Miss Hardy 1st maid of
honor. The third prize, (pair OF spurs,) was won
after quite a contest by ". E. Brown, he crown
Ing Mss Freeman 81 maid or honor. 4 feicitous
address, appropriate to the occasion. was delivered
by Hon George Peter, Of Rockville, after which
dancing was entered upon with much spirit, and
kept up until midnight in a beautiful grove near
the tournament fielI The Judges at the tourna-
ment were Mes5rs. George Muligan, William H..
Carr AMI c. f. S0merS; and MesSrS. " heller, Nc
Ceney and Barrett made very efficient mlrSlalS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21

Tomorrow only we VIII sell all-silk Spanish
ties at 49, MIS-. MAX WEYI. agt,
1l2 1fh street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21

FRAxELzss Eyeglasses, now 81. Hempler's, 45s
p. ave.