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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ESf>sp WASMdNsGTON, ;As,s MAY 18th, 1855
BE ne under the re,9n of AMP MP
firm The business viii hereafter % % be conduced c
under the firm Of cAMpBELL CO. who alone
Ii%W. ii. CAMPBELI,. JR J' EtGENE v cHEL1N1.
c,d rEEssMESS Mssal y UNION; Mo ~; IA sPf
at at q 1,e,o ,,rges Hall Hal t. above at 100 ock to
iEe 81 mea ae1ioh On the den of our late memhsr SAN G.
rs ~ ,r,nn,,ns- JOHN a. NOEL, President dent
[t,a-s THE NEW YORK AVENUE PRLsBY-
M SS
Us of fN1r1GEfHE s4s M pF ASSgAa sY Oak MEErIS NM 3ISs
terry. on MONDAY, June /, 1885 at s p. m. for the
S sss Board SIH 8 for
TfNs. .NOTICE-I HAVE PURCHASED ALL
co in their Branch at the National Hotel. and will
ssndnc the business in ny VxScE Sn Ew1s
roS Nl meet pEM2HRAfe EvNSS ANSSSlA At
~ o'clock at c0'm09SlIisa JOHN l!4 NORRIS President
n. sARDo. Secretary. myIs2t
SEPaSy 3TFIGE eEaEGETEMS n Sss gas aST
SsSsn Vii be held this Office on %oS
mylS-l3t u. w, CROPLEf, Secretary.
9EETNS I5s Gs eF F1kH 1Hf
PANY for the election Of nine Trustees will be
at 'Sf ssf eGamSan aay S 1ss; ss
Polls will be opened ~ IN. and closed at ? D. m.
ff sy sf
E Ds s2s sNp M}ss5Hi;i MtF; skEPES. hER's
Near al, st. below Pennsylvania ave- nw)
Office always open. my12 Cts
Tf-xS NoTlcE-TAxEsl TAXEs.,.THERE
- are undoubted grounds for believing that
outstanding are illegal and by concerted action,
apply at once at the office Of the special Tax Relief
Association Ass, :a, W w r. MATTlFNLY and c. II. LEE.
Counsel; LANES MCKENZIE, Secretary. Room l,
40 9Th st.n.w my9-m,w&s.1m
-ss-s JOHN W. CoRsoN. JOHN w. MCCARTNEY
CoRsoN d MCCARTNEY. BANKERS.
Glover building 14l3F s..
Washington, D. c.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sigh, received
from Firms. COrpOratons and Individuals
hes ,Ie.,ke an, ONO EoEds. West Shores and all
phia stock Exchanges bought and sold commission
i.'stoh orders executed. American Bell Telephone
District OF Columbia bonds of all denominations on
hand for sale Stock and Bonds OF all local street Rail-
bought and cold
Direct wire from our Office to New York, Padel-
rhia and Boston. ap3O
l-..r-s +. II. FINLEY,
- l206 Penna. ave. and 1906 D st. NV.
the only agent for the foi.owing brands Of Imported
KAISER. CULMBACH,
And ERLANGER
The trade and families supplied Orders by mail or
telephone promptly filled. myl I'm, ,f3m
/ l~-.r-s WANTED
t~Sa THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
TO KNOW THAT
MISS NJ. CAVANAUGH, DREssMAKER
Late of 491 Pennsylvania Avenue.
has not LETT Washington. but is located at
439 9th Street Northwest,
ap21-1m Riley Building
jEgs AUSTIN HERR.
Manufacturer Of
THE ROYAL"
GREAT SWISS PROCESS
PRIDE OF ERIN.
COOKS DELIGHT
And other Celebrated Brands Of Patent and Family
TELEPHONE CALLS:
OFFICE, 475-2
RESIDENCE. 475-3 ap24-1m
f~..:5S THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents Is particularly called to PHOS-
VITA the new ard popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
and Safeguard aga,nst Aialarin- Eor sale are.ed by
,eitor and Manufacturer. 1929 Pann3y Iv;ni.. ave.
apll -A-'
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Crowley's Severe Panishment.

SENTENCED TO SEVENTEEN YEARS AND SIX
MONTHS HARD LABOR AT SING SING.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Sergeant David A.
Crowley, who was ON Friday found guilty of
committing an assault on Maggie Morris, at
Standard hall, was to-day sentenced by Re-
cOrder Smyth, in the court of general sessions
to Imprisonment In the state penitentiary at
Sins Sing, at hard labor, for seventeen years
and six months.
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AAE SASE DlS kcor.Ds
The Judge dismissed the case.


MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
q. w. Graham, of Frederick county, Nd, and
Amanda Ann Green, of Fairfax county, Va;
David Hutchinson and Mary E. Williams; Jas.
N. Brooks and Clara S. Taylor; Richard A.
CroxtOn and Ida I. Athey; Edward Jones and
Lucy Ftnnell, both of King George county, Va;
Charles A. Herfurth and Mary A. Augusta:
Robt. III. 7. Barber and Lucy b. Hayden, both
st. Mary's county, Nd; VIM. Baker and Jennie
Baker; Thomas O'Donnell and Ella Simmons;
A DIVORCE GRANTED.-TO-day Judge Hagner
made O decree Of divorce in the case of Virginia
A. Golibart against Walter T. Golibart. giving
the complainant the right to resume her former
name of Travis. They were married in Balti-
more In February, 1879, and she charged that
DESCENDANT deserted her in September. 1881.
Mr. Mills Dean appeared for plaintiff, and MIR.
). A. clark took the testimony.
A WIFE SUES FOR D1voRcE.-To-day, Mr.
Charles A. Walter, for Annie Frances Smith
(nee Larmanl, filed q bill for divorce from Al
bert L. Smith. They were married by Rev. Il.
N. Baer On March 30th, 1881. The bill sets
forth that Smith Is q 81 800 clerk; that he, In
July last. became addicted to hard drink, and
subjected her to cruel treatment, which con-
tinued until the 10th instant, when she was
compelled to leave him aud go TO her fathers
FOR protection. II further states that on the
10th Instant, when she was In delicate con.
dition or health. he came to the house and
threatened her life, and put her In such state
of alarm as resulted In great suffering. She
further charges that from the first he allowed
her but scanty support; that he failed to pay
his debts. and In consequence their household
effects have been levied upon and sold.
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Von 66-No 1O,OO1.
DALBRIGGAN,

bALBRIGGAN.
The man who was born in Vermont, hailed from
Virginia. and voted in Maryland, resembles the Bal
bTigals OF the PERIOD originating in Ireland hailing
from France, tSee French Babriggans'' stamped on
them, but really from Germany.
The Americans are making Genuine Balbriggans
and Good ones too, buttons sewed better
of the imported
am opening this week Slate Colored and Natural
ColOred Balbrggan Undershirts and Drawers for IS
cents per ga arment- Finer for 81.
GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS
One Case of them. unusual value. for
33 CENTS.
think have larger sized Underwear than any
house in town.
SPRING WEIGHT, MERINO UNDERWEAR,
Good Quality, and am satisfied to get so cents for
each garment. Finer ones if You wish them.
The merits of my
JEAN DRAWERS
Will be fully understood If you try pair, and
the prices will please you we'll
ONLY 33AND 5OCENTS
H E y y G..
TIE CLOTHIER,
myl6 41O SEVENTH STREET.
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The sultan seems 10th to part with Gen. Lew.
Wallace, United states minister to Turkey, and
offered him high position In the Turkish ser
vice, which Gen. Wallace declined. Gen. Wal
lace dined with the sultan to-day, and will
leave Constantinople tomorrow.
a serious riot occurred yesterday In Glasgow
between Orangemen and Catholics.
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Prof. Odlu,n's Proposed Jump.

From the New York Sun, to-day.
The bridge police were told yesterday to look
out for Prof. r. E. Odlum, who came here from
Washington on Friday, and to prevent him
from jumping Off the big structure into the
river. Sergeant Phillips said he didn't think
he could arrest OdIum, but that the police
would stop him If they were near enough when
he was preparing for his plunge. The sergeant
thought, however, that the professor might
elude the vigilance of the police easily enough
by suddenly getting out Of a carriage on to the
The professor himself thinks he will have little
If any difficulty in accomplishing his purpose.
Paul Boyton, at whose place the professor Is
stopping, ardently believes in the professors
ability as jumper from great heights. The pro-
fessor has leaped from q place ITO feet high
without injury. He says that he will
probably be carried eighteen feet below the sur
lace OF the water by the momentum Of his de-
scent, but that this, contrary to the theory Of
some swimmers, will not hurt him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-18

The Mexicans attacked the rebeiiious Yaquts
near Misa, Sonora, killing 800 of them. Eighty
Mexicans and two OF the four Americans wxeO
were with them were killed
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1Ur EVENING STAR served to subscribers IN the
e'fv by carriers. their aCrotut at 10 cents per
week, or i4C per month tClie~ at tie counter. =
cents each. by maii-Tostace preIald-oO cents q
month: one year. ST.. six months -
Entered st the Post Office ai " shngton, d. G., as
fecOnd-ciass mali matter
THE WFFKLY STAR-puhShed on Friday-S1
year, postage PreTaIE six months. 3o cents
Re All mail subscriptions must be- paid III advance
GOpapeT sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates cf adv ertiSing made known on application.
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IN THE COURT. OF CLAIMS to-day the petition
in the case of Fl. P. Sanders against the District
of Columbia was dismissed. Sidney DeKay, of
New York, was appointed commissioner to
take testimony in certain cases pending before
the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-18

To INVESTIGATES ISDIAN AFFAIRs.-ScnafSr
Dawes, chairman OF the Indian affairs commits
tee. left Chicago saturday night for St Louis
where he will be Joined by Senators Ingalls,
aorgan, hampton, Mazey and Jones. mcmbcas
OF the committee, who are going west 10 loslI
into the general condition of the In iians. tlse
Titles ana leasing OF lands to catflemen, aid
various other questions that may arise
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A CoRKEw
The past Weeks business has been the greatest The
Misft s'ore has ever had Why is it that the people
continue 10 SO thoroughly appreciate this great bar
gain resort: The answer is simply:
GOOD GOODS WELL BOUGHT A,CERTAIN LOW
PER CENTO PROFIT AND GUARAN-
TEED SATISFACTION TO ALL
THIS WEEKS BANQUET:
Good Blue Flannel Suit Indigo dye. G. A. R.
style S! so: worth Sl2:
S12.
splendid line of Cashmere Suits. from So to S15
FULLY 33 PER CENT BELOW VALUE
Fine Diagonal Prince Albert Suits ut SIG worth S25
Pure Worsled. 4-Batton Cutaway suits, at $40.
worth SIC.
s!S. "s N''S serge S''' at S'2 sold elsewhere for
seersucker Coats and Vests at 81 go, worth s.
Office Coats from 35c. up
Alpaca Goats from 81 up.
White Vests from .5c. up.
Odd Pants, immense variety at 81 25 and upwards
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL YEARS
A splendid line Of Sailor Suits from 81 so up
A Full line Of Jackets and Pants from 81. up
FoRBo FROM IL TO Is YEARS.
A Complete line of Stylish Suits good material and
workmanship. from 81 so up
Base Ball and Bat given with every Boys Suit at
THE MIsFIr STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
re- Make no mistake. and come to the corner.
my15
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THE President late Saturday afternoon APP
pointed Columbus Schon to be United states
marshal for the district of West Virginia, and
Jos. j. Wins to be marshal for the eastern dis
frict or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-18

CAPT. CoUCH's COLONY STRUCK BY A CY-
CLONE.-A special from Caldwell, Kan, reports
that last Friday, about midnight, the Oklaho-
ma colony at Camp Couch, just south of Cald-
Nearly every one of the 200 colonists in the
camp s9sta' ned heavy loss. Every tent was
stroyed and four OF the best wagons were
smashed to splinters Capt. Couch has estab-
lished headquarters at Caldwell, and will make
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kilograms to The Star.
ARBITRATION a FARCE.
TIE AFGHAN FRONTIER NATTER.
Slight Hope of Permanent Peace.
THE DYNAMITERS CONVICTED.
Sentenced To Penal Servitude for Life.
A VIRGINIA MURDERER LYNCHED.
NORTHWEST INDIANS STILL HOSTILE.
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NEWS FROM THE ISrHMUS.-A telegram has
been received at the Navy department from
Admiral Jouett at Colon that the insurgents
having been defeated and forced to retreat
rom Cathagena, Barenquila is the only point
where they now have possession on the 18TH
mus of Panama
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REMOVAL To REBUILD.

REMOVAL To REBUILD.
June we will move to 941 Pennsylvania
avenue 20 rebuild on our present locality,
and until that time we will offer our stock of
Plated Tea Sets, Soup Tureens, Berry Bowls,
Cake and Card Baskets, Vegetable Baking
and Butter Dishes Candelabra, Casters.
French Marble. Gilt and Brass Mantel
Clocks, Brass Mirrors. Sconces, Candlesticks,
&c, &c, at greatly reduced prices for cash.
HARRIS & SHAFLR,
JEWELERS.,
my11-3m 1113 AVENUE.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Intern:
revenue, S675, sos; customs, S65O,70

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today
were the Vice President and ladies, Speaker
Carlisle and friends, Senator Mcpherson, Rep
resentatives Henley and Cabell, the Commits
s.oner of Agriculture, S s. Cox, Delegate Carne,
S.nator German, o. W. Cutler, New York; J. NJ.
Wilbur, New York: DR.. J. A. Averdick, Coving-
ton; Robert >. Stevens, New York; H. L. Waldo,
Clapp, Washington; DIR. J. E. w. Thompson,
minister to Hayti
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MOVING AGAINST LOTTERIEs.-The postmas-
ter at Louisville Ky, has been directed not to
deliver registered letters or to pay money orders
to the Traders Tea company, of that city. This
company advertised tina t their tea packages con-
tanned diamonds and silverware and i,:ive been
indicted in the local courts for conductinga a lot
tery huSiraSS
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OFFICE, 4-5-o.
RESIDENCE. 41o-R ap24-1m
t.e.Ss THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents is particularly called pHOS
NITE the new and popular Brain and \ Nerye Tonic
and aaieguard asn,nst aiaara- Eor sale areated by
Tie glass III LCttles by W. Z. 1f1LBEtiN s4ie iI
>eitor and Manufacturer. 1429 PanniyIvanil
apIl -s--'
I Ex5s U n 4 II
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ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut.. II. o. S. Hell
stand, 11th infantry, will report to the superin-
tendcnt general recruiting service, n. y. city to
conduct a detachment of recruits to the de-
partment of Dakota. The leave granted 1st
Lieut.. Theodore Mosicr has been extended two
months. Major Alnon +. Rockwell, quarter
master, on being relieved from duty in charge
OF public building; and grounds in this city,
will report to the Iuartermaster general.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
A BRAVE LADY F.!
She Eudurcs the Pain Of u Severe
Surgical operation without
Taking ChIOrOfOrm.
:ou ths Couritr.

Mrs. Schoomaker, of Creeks Locks,
l. is.er Co y. Y, had the misfortune to
entirely loose the sight of one of her
eyes, through an accident, and endured
painful inhamna;ocy action therein for
two iong years the othef eye becoming
affected, her general
health seriously suffering indeed, she
was mere wreck, n walk ing skeleton
In this terrible strait. she consulted Dr.
David Kennedy, Of Rondout, New
York, who told her at orce that the in
llurei eye roust be removed. she
quietly hut firmly snid "a II right,
Drr or. but don't give me churoforn.
L3t my husDaud rIt by my side during
the operati N, and | will neither cry
| nt ar STIR - Hha work was Zone ANA
5he Io"r w0clan kept her word TAX
,of sold e:y courage This showed
sreeter p rex than 1t takes TO face a
Euun5al runs To res'ure her health
ard give ton" and strength to the sys
Item, DR.. Kennedy .then gave jhe
" Farurite ke'nedy, which cleansc,i
the Dln'td a"d iuipa:Ied new life tt
. the ,chG frEciing soman. She rapid
iv gained lttsIln s"d strength, and j
. mo2 well. The Favor..e Remedy" :,
Il pric-iess blessing to woman. N,
'atniiy th"n;,! l." without IL. You
t !rngQist has it. rot semi 70 DR..
j.. - 'vii Kern DIV, titoniour, New Yorl
~ Inn"- B-'' and n. Il. nAnfortl
! WhO,e-a,a 4 pentS.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

eRfilct with GOnyicts.

RICHMOND, Va, July l2.-4b5ui Al
O'CLOCK this afternoon, while religious
services were being held at the State
penitentiary, three white prisoners 90
capped, but were soon after recaptu?ed,
1t seems that tho three men, not being
required to attend services, remained
in their cells and took advantage of the
absence OF the guards from tho CORR.
dors to carry ou- a preconcerted pan
OF escape. They forced portion of an
iron grating from Il window and then,
by means OF rope made of blankets
and bed ticking, they lowered them
selves to the inner yards. Then with
the aid of the same rope and AN iron
hook, they pulled themselves to the top
OF the wall and gained their liberty.
They were discovered by the guard
after getting outsids, tho alarm given
and pursuit instituted The couvicts
succeeded ir reaching Holly wapc. c4me
terry in the vicinity of the i ,r .-rtiary,
but were holly pursued, ,t,uer ot
citizens joining in the cha T. .3.otgun.
and pistols were freely us.-,i, aul TO tn,
surprise of the pprsueIs Two Of Va,
convicts return ed the tire with pistols
which by some as yet unknown mean.
they Lad secured Before beipg take,
one of the convicts, Edward Green, wa
shot twice in the hip and leg, and an
other, Hugh Nixon, received a load {
squirrel shot in hia back. The third cor
wet, Joseph Padling, was re.take
without injury.
Two of the ci'izaus. Messra, Peyto
Handley and W"l4y N. Smith, vFe
shot by the pris oners. Hand ley
wound is in the groin, aud
thought 10 bs fatal, Green was servir
"a term o: twenty four years Tor hor-
stealing, Nixon eighteen years :og "a
and Pauley eight esrs for murder.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Ch!cagO's Robbery Sensation.

CHICAGO, Jnly I.-Mrs. Tho mas
Smith retracted today the statement
she made yesterday 10 Detective Hallo-
ran about giving $1,000 TO "Dutch Jake"
who lost it for her on the races, and re-
itera:ed hec first sensational story OF Il
robbery. She added that sue thought
the officer knew who them robbers"
were, but he wanted to protect them be.
cause thew were some Of the gang that
HING around Nc DOnald's. II never
saw horse race, never gave Mr.. Bass
Clutch Jake} any money, was never
criminaily intima'td with hiu4, and l
was bound, gag ged and robbed in this
house. - she e nctrded.
Lieutenant Saea laughed when he
heard this story. "Why, Dutch JAKE
came here to- day and admitted that he
got the money, be sail, but was ap.
rrehensive of the trouble that the eg-
| posu:e would create between the hus
band and wife. He brought hia wife
| with him this morning and said 10 me
My wife has me ny the laga about ,ha
Stn,'h aft ir, and want yor to sQua-,
me if you eau went my way and n
took his wife to Mrs. Smith I'd said
told nv wife Ghat no'Ling ever hal
rcned between v"u aud /, and wan
you to say the same. She did, and hi
Wife went home happy"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Charged with Lartd

This morning Em ma TOva(
ed, was before Judge Cunn
cd by David Brown, The Ed
eating saloon No. 2ll kng
entering his store last say
with the intent to steal.
that he had CLOSED his p'1
putting solne ice in a b'I'
started to 90 through The
front door, and he heard b
Upon going in the slcH
colored woman standing
the money drawer, s.d
pulled open, but be ~
whether she had taken sIl
The prisoner declared thai
to get something to eal
| |Cummins seemed 10 thlnl
and committed her IN cs'
bail for Court
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
An Unsafe Drive

Between | and 2o'clock .bi
officers Smith and Reiting b
call to them from a light cad
the Brandywine bridge, and
vestigating the matter, fond
trying to drive who was 50 4
he could scarcely keep his p1
carriage. The boy told the
he was the son Of a farmer "a
Graft, Of Chadd's Ford, AID
team belonged TO his!iath,t|
said that the man was empl&
farm, and had started out lA
to take him a short ride, and
to this city and got drunk.
fellow begged the officers to |
of the team, which they did,
the man up. This morning
raigned before Ju ige Cuu1
he gave his name as Ben |
and plead guilty to being q
was fined 81 and costs, which
iy paid.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
CHARGED with Pockes.pichipx.

AnnieHawley, q young white woman,
who gave her residence as No. 800
Chestnut street, was before Judge
Cummips this morning charged with
picking a young mans pocket of s.
note. The affair happened at Mrs,
Ringers saloon, No. 2O7 and 200 East
Second street last Saturday night, and
the arrest WAS made by officer O'Harra
at the request OF the young man, who
alleged that he had been robbed.
He WAS not present this morning
but another man who WAS there, testi.
fed that the young man In question,
with the accused and number OF
others, who we're in the place drinking
said that he had been robbed and
charged the young woman with the
theft.
There WAS nothing further than this Il
j connect her with the affair, and as thu
evidence was insufficient the Judg'
dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
nisordarly Capducf.

William Benjamin, colored, WAS
charged at Municipal Court this morn
ing with disorderly conduct. Fergus
Hannaban, the proprietor OF saloon on
Front street, ,estified that Benjamin was
very abusive TO people- passing along,
and that when officer Cannon made an
arrest last Saturday afternoon he made
use Of some language which caused the
witness to remonstrste with him, when
he abused him and he had him arrested. .
He was sentenced to pay q fine OF $l
and costs.
Richard williams, colored, WAS also
charged with disorderly conduct IN
singing on the street about O'Clock
yesterday morning. The prisoner said
that he was walking behind some
young men who were singing but that
he WAS not singing or making any dis
turbance himpelf, when the Officer
seized him, and the others ran. As
the officer WAS not certain about thu
matter, the case Was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Dots.

Fritz Schaefer has opened a summer
school at the German Hall, with ses-
sions from . to IL a. IN,
The annual meeting of the Franklin
Loan Association will be held this
evening.
An effort is being made to secure a
piano for the boy choir Of St. Johns
Episcopal church.
A jubilee will be held at the Scheut.
z.n park on Wednesday and Thursday.
The am musements will consist Of sack
races, games, etc.
The Garrett Literary Association will
meet this evening at y O'Clock at the
honse of w. H. r. Wright, No. 800
Orange street.
The Alumni of Delaware College
W i'll meet at the Clayton House to-
morrow 10 devise means to increase the
salary of the President Of the College.
Rev. b. j. Kelley writes that the
weather is intensely hot in Rome, but
he is enjoying his trip very highly. He
ltxpects to return home about the middle
of August.
! Rev. j. It. Murray, ID. D., Presiden
OF the Maryland Conference, will pTeacl
in the Fir-t M. p. church, Seventh
street near Walnut, this evening At
o'clock.
& Otis A. Glazebrook and wife Of tn
r University of Virginia, j. b. Dubree @
, Baltimore, ard Miss Mary Gonce @
e Glaseow, are the guests of Colonel Nj
Nv, Locke and wife Of the Ciayto
= House. Mrs. Glazebrook ia the daugf
e ter of Colonel and Mrs Locke, and he
infant child was christened yesterday
The New York Times of Saturday say
that j. Frederick Tams Indignantly d,
. nie3the ramor that the iron sloop yact
# Priscilla, built by the Harlan and Ho
!. lingswor;h Company, has proved a fai
), lure. Iier behavior while under sail, i
her recent trip up the SouDd, fully ju
a lifted all the expectations of he- desigI
:, Ter and buiIders