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ALI XANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG R.II
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % lsss

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20 1859
EW sEE Es9M k sTbTo sTSGEf
For Chicago and Northwest express daily 0:55 q
, For Cincinnati and st. Louis express daily 3,ai
For fttsburr and Cleveland express daily 1895 a
For asq NeSsrs and
mr 2:05 and 5: 25 pm. daily, express
phsdsps. e p sna pm Baltimore AMI
For Singeriy and intermediate pOints Va 80 Am.
For Baitimore 5. $50. $40. 7:3o. 80. 9:4s. IL
sssin So 3D. Do As rs sni
$50. Snaa sss. S$s 81 s sss ' s35 and
For knnspOlls $40 and 800 IN. 1s:l9 and 4 30
1spOis g 40 s:37 An. ls:o5. $3.50. $50 pm sao-
For Way Stations between Washington and Baiti-
more. s. Gao, $50 am; y 70. 800. a:35 S:45 nm
For Stations on the MetropoItsn branch. -f6:35 .
E; for R5ineipsl stations only: TO- loa m
For asitnsr.6urs. and intermsdi.ss points tsam.
For b0yds and 1sermedia.s Stations "a pm. 80
1:l5 pm. stopping st al stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick. t1o:loam-. "a. t4.sA ts:3o Rm
Sundays 1:15 Pm
For fnsy sSS ponss on the i sSen no Valley
to Roanoke, and al points south via Norfolk ana
irsn. ssrsys Sn,s.FG e.1y sS .as s.ls
and SIS p. M; from Pittsburg daily 20 M 5:l5
From Phil.delPhia Chester. and Wilmington. lo:As
o N. 2: 30, 7:10 and 005 p. m. daily.
From Singerly and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. 10 m daily aud 12:l5 sunday only.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 90
3d. 25. .. 9:O5 10 45.mnute traina II sz5:min.
30 and D. m on Sundays, $50 ., VsOS 10 4
m; lis 2 l:lO 8. $3.50. Sab. 800. and 1880 pm
fExcept sunday. Daily. SUNDAY only,
bagra9e called for and checked at hotels and res-
dences on orders left at ticket occs 6lo and 1854
peunaylvaufa ave-
", u CLEMENTa CHAS. O eCUL1A
ALSO Cen Managor. Gen. pasA. Agent
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Z b Il WARNER. q. W. r. swARTzEI.
LOUIS ID. WINE

Once Of B. II. WARNER q Co, el6 st. n. W.
modern nnprov nts, 81; betseen Is and i9th sta
lot ST.: I'll DO - e an alley; az 900 ps,.
land ave. near Iowa Circle; sle:oo0.
OH and lotS ,h sSpm hon Sr ssspa
lot. 23Kl20; viii eo alta bargain TO immediate
Fine house on ST., Vermont ave-; story and
basement brick IA rooms; elegant stable IN the rear
story and b.semen, brick. Il rooms. on st. near
S ;,a Lab =. NM sore roma and stabe lot
story and Eng basement trick on Corcoran st. bet
iSth aud 18th sta n W.; 5000
bricks, Q rooms ali mod imps new. each ss 500.
Oh 1870 st Nv 2-story Bricks rooms; lot loI
Three-stery Brick. rooms. mi 4l2 I'd st ne. |;
sa5oo; cottases a, LAUREL Md. at correct prices
Cottage at Hysttsyille rooms nearly new. in ele-
south 'front.' brick sidewalks to the door
lots for sale at Hyattsvlle Secure one Hyattsville
mas future exceied by no other ashngton srbu b
Per, haye yet 70 sequire, Churshes; schools Inc
Misses win have there the best Female seminary IN
express trains all stop there Communication rates DC
niles from Washington; not too tar 10 drive over
Our demand for small Houses at prices ranging from
having property Tor sale at these prices viii nd
for them re-dy msrKet In our ofhce at correct
Lot on Conn. ave. bet Q and R, near TiIAny's fine
residencr Viii be sold for less than value II sold At
Lot on 9th bet and s. 45x9o. VIII go for less
Lot on ~ near n. H ave. 55x75: at bargain.
Lot on X I ave, near 5th. 20xl6o; cheap
Lots on H. 10th and 2lst sts. NV. 2oKloo each to
b. sutiul piece Of ground e.. near staunton So.
IN such SHAPE e 70 admit Of the building Of Il souses
Of and H fsrce + lsoae
Lot a on n S ave. ss5 and = S0rI 80; chesPsl25
Splendid Farms. large aud snlall in Maryland and
yirp1nia
4
Il II rooms; front; $50. Also 1920 l9t st IL
rooms; Sa5; price &ll.500. desirable artistic and
conyen ent. Apply ON premises. auls-lm
FPPEE ,, s SAIL. =, asTokY wISboW
mod imps; stable in rear; lot 29nss nne cellar
au1s2w' 1927 sih st NV
T. sI.sO0 to s3.65O each: small cash payment and
balance monthly to suit purchasers. GEO. ". LIN
hlNs. 18th and SITS. NV. aulS-2w
LvOR sALE-sIX SMALL BRICK HOUSES JUST
sM0KMSiEDT 4 BRADLE1. 327 st suiS-im
IvoR sALE-122s-30-3 2-34 Il ST. NE: KooMs:
stores 1ro na ron porches ios
cGSSISGHIG. iso5 =. 'el'-.' -p su jim I'm.
NOR sALE-A BAIGAIN; TWO FINE RESI-
modern nov aas So cheap q
purchaser. Inquire No. 474 st. n. ". b25-lm'
I,oR sAIE-HuUsEs- 1902 3Oth St. Or $4,000
BIZ u. Ss s. e F. & Pr l.
:isIi ffesPses ave-, 1000 800 aud Mn IS SSS
GGs sn ana 10 st. JAZZ Nm g. h n s 100
Ri94 Sosa' o. n. M W, 2 5 99o mi... ....soo
books Cali for list c Il. FfcKIiSS.
blo-3m 1854 SD st. NV.
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There IL Nothing Like 10 I'm Washing.
ton. There Is nothing like 1t anywhere. Inc
hundreds or ladies who have bought Sewing Ma
chimes at Funk's, 1881 9TH, near D, would not sell
them. Send postal for price-list Repairing 81. 2
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What Thev Will Sell nj

The Fair, S12 9TH st. NV.
ON Saturday, August 25:
Porcelain-lined Preserving Kettles, all sizes,
from 25c. up.
Bixby's Best Blacking, large box, &C.
Hammered Picnic Mugs, &C.
Indian Glue, the best, &C.
Chain Pot Cleaners, &C.
Carved-handle Bread Knives 1Oc.
Leather Sad-irOn Handles, loo.
Daisy Soap Powder, &c.
q cakes Mammoth Toilet Soap 28c,
4-hOOk Coat Rack, &c.
7-pln Hat Racks, 4c.
THE FAIR 8l2 9TH ST. NV
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The CRoCTLw CIAIAs CAsE--Yesterday, In the
case OF warn D. Lamoa against Henry l. Mckee,
the clonplAlnants nled afldayts as 10 tue seryIef
VI the RUE u show cause why the defendant
should not De attached for contempt Tor failing 10
pay S36.5OO into the registry OF the court I'he
a1iiAVits are those VI W. NJ Offiey and A. W. Cole.
aad they show that the rule mas been served on j.
d Need anu - >heilaDarser, and the latter refused
70 accept service, because he alleged he had not
seen Judge Wilson, the counsel In Ine case or Me-
hee, ana ne Cid nJJ know whether or not they
were attorneys Tor the purpose OF defending this
sItaclnelI proceeding
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CITY ITEMS.

you smOking7 "Grand Republic" CigarrO, every
time. For sale by all hrst-class dealers. Whole
sale agents, LuchS Bro.
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CoLLIERK HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
(Thirteenth Yearl
Select institute for Q Limited Number Of
BOYS.
ENGLISH CLASSICS. FKENcH. MATHEMATICS.
Der !: and closes JuME l.l53s q NV: near he
Principal refers by special prmission to Mr. Frsncfs
+ RieYs. Of Riggs 4 Co, bankers; Senator Jno r.
McPherson. Of New Jersey; Hon. Thos r. Baysrd Sec.
rotary OF State; Judge Andrew wylie, Capt Francis
W. kamsey. q. =. N. and otner patrons su2l -2m
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FTNKE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

To TUE PENIS PEsNTNSsYLLY r no RogTE Iruwvs,
DssfHEs EE szIs nAoSfTStSP ESGiFHEs
IN EFFECT AUGUsr D, 1895.
EEAh zsS S Is ES
FoELi,.sourg and the West Chicago Limited EIpresso,
fullman vestibuid Cars. at $50 Am daily; Fast
.Idharris6ury . s. Louis; dairy, except saturday.
Gss's hfprsss :; e pm daily with Sleeping
eelt saturday. Harrisburg 70 and ccnnsctias
daily at Harrisburg with thro1gl sleepers for
pm. daily. for Pittsuarx snd the West WITH WITH
through Sleeper to PIrtsburx. and Rttsburx -
EXLfiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Capandaisua and Roches,e: daily; for Buff
For Ssx S.r nsSsn sS E
= am d daily except Sunday. n' A0 Ii"''N y ''o
For New YORK and the East, 40. 200. i 100. and
sSnss; q II 1923 =. o. q. e
~: daily. vita Dining Car
For
direct transfer 10 Fulton street. avoiding doubts
For Pliladeiph nGs' 20 800 900 and IL 40 am.
aaS Saa On 1890 SR s sni
11:2O pm. Limited Express, all Parior Cars. 8 40
For Baltimore. 6:3o. 100 900. 40, $50. LOO.
a4o, 600 40 70 90 ana i go pm; on sun:
For Fopes Greek Line. 20 am and 40 pm daily
For Annapois go and 100 m. SOS. 20. and
600 M. daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 900 D.
m, 4:l0p.m-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
For Alexandra, 600. e:35 $40, e:4a 1857 an,
204 noon Goa. 4:25 200. o:53 S:0r sos
1857 am, 2 80, 5 80. SECS, and fO:O5 pm
Accommodation tor Quanrco o 90 PIN week -daya
and 9 90 pm daily. except sunday.
1raine leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. 6 aO5 7:0j
500, Q:10 1915. ll:07 am, 20. 300. 3: II
5:lO. s0o, 9:32, 10 AZ and IL 05 pm. On sun
day 9:lO and l:O7 a.m- 200. 5:1o, 2:05. 9:Es
and l0:42p.m
Tickets and information at the ONCE northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvauia avenue and At
the station where orders be left the checking
Of baggage to destination from hotels and resdencsA
CHAS E. PUGH, j. X. VOID,
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HE FAIR, Sl2 9TH st. NV.


Ihe Following wonderful bargains,
onered for Tomorrow only, at s. W. Augenstein's,
Sl7, Sl9, and 821 9TH st. n W. Handsome French
China Cuspadors, SC; worth 81. Half dozen
Stone China Cups and Saucers, half dozen Plates,
Basket, 97c.; three Papers Tacks, Sc. Decorated
Covered Dishes, SIC; worth $1.5O. Flat-iron and
stand, 23c.; CoOred Preserve Dishes, &C.; one
Preserving Jars, S5c.; one Cedar Washtub, one
dashboard, nifty CIothes-Din one line, 93c
Three-HOOp Cedar Water Buckets, 24c.; elgut-
quart Dish Pan, &C., ten-Quart, lie. twelve-quart
IA Covered Butter Dishes &C.; SpOon-holders,
&c.; $40 Baby Carriages reduced 10 $5.S8. COlored
Coolers.
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IHk MosIroR AND Nh EKINAc-At Bay Ridge this
weeA- The greatest display OF nreworke ever
gwen ia America No extra charge. Round trip,
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He Said "sJuIy,'' Not ssYOu Lie.n

REV. ALFRED BOULDIN IN THE POLICE COURT.
Rev. Alfred BOuldin, c0lOred Baptist clergy.
man, who has vehicles for hire, was arraigned In
the Police Court this morning charged with run
ming coupe No. 400 without a license. Hack In
spectOr Quinlan testified 10 the fact charged and
SAID that the vehicle In question had been running
since the Both Of June.
mo- sir, july" said the defendant
The court wIo understood the defendant to say
"you lie, told the defendant to stand up, and i'm
posed f1ne VI $40 ON INN Tor contempt.
well, Use done paid for the license, /" said the
minister.
,, Keep quiet Mr.. Bouldin," said the Judge ''or
I'll lock you up"
The defendant then testified In his own behalf,
Claiming the Commissioners owed him 500 or $500.
dds Is roneous country" said the defendant
"when you Can't get truth and veracity. Why,
Judge, yo' honor, GOo 'strOyed Israel on count OF
dat"
The court remiIted S Of the fine for contempt
and Imposed line OF s. for violating the hack
law.
"Do you want 10 pay the finer" asked Bailin
keniig.
81 don't see what for" answered the defendant.
We'll, you can either pay the fine," said the
Dallin, ''or get locked up"
Mr.. FRANK Gloss then arose and explained to the
court That the defendant had said July" and not
You lie, Wnereupon the court begged the defend
ants pardon and Imposed only hue Of s. for run-
nlhg Tue coupe wltAOuL u license.
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HOW the Light Infantry and C0rc0rAu
Cadets are EntOying Themselves.

THE TRIP TO EGG HARBoR cIrY-How THE BAND
PARED-FUN AMONG THE capErs-rHR SUN MAKING
AhEsDs-A LIVELY sCRAPPIN0 MArCH-PRrvAIR
RoGINsKI HoSoREp.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ssDoNCE DE LION" orr CONGRESS HALL.
roo,a. sn,s,ns MY. one .Sn@re IRON ee.ch eholes
New az 70 s25O ler day. n. A RICHARDSON 23-2t
VUNHE woorTEN-ATLANTIC CITY N y. pEI.
u sware ave. OPP, U. n Hotel Lawn Special terms
see W bsrues N,si,lng this city during stay ~ " l.
LG MRS J. W SIMPSON. su.s2-et
SHENANDOAH ALUM spkINGs. yA-A.UM
isst lerms very moderate Open ali year Tor
pamphlet sddress 4 J. MFRS Propr sui5- iOt.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
" I.xr oropar SARATOGA n
On and alter MONDAY. June Is. snrrs., ,r,,s. nm
West shore Rsilrusd viii run DAily sxcept SUNDAY
vanis ksirosd mskins close connectsons Win ~,
trains 20 and from Washington,
tATsklLL MOUNTAIN IMPRESSION, Jersey
ston. l.: 55 pm. Grand Hotel. as nm: Motel
kaAterskiil. 2:23 pm. Mount House station | N IA
,x 20 siIsns a,s ..,o, n,d ne aoo SArs rssy
kaaterskLl and Mountain HouseD
sAkAIOSa AND CATsklLL MI. EXPRESS. -
KINGSTON. . no pm !: Grand Hotel = IS pm 10
tel kaaserskl % pm Mt. House ststioi, 4: 3 p.
m rslenyiile 20 pm Arrive sarAiosA 20 pm
Drawing Cars hilndeI hia 10 Grand Hotel sta
toI and to fhonlca dor Hotel kaAter-kil aud Moun-
tam Housed New iors 20 Caldwell and Jersey city 70
SARATOGA AND cATsKILL MT SPECIAL
Leave Washington 300 am. Arrive PhnniciA via
tel kAsterskill, 8 is pm Mt House Station 90 D.
m Palenville 05 m Arrive Saratoga IS p. IA
rsSn III a. y ~ AZ ne 1eorss. on ss.are.ys oxy ar
Grand Hotel Station and PhonlciA Ifor Hotel
kaaterskill and Mountain House, aud Washington 70
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect N the yersey City station for al northern
is oy West shore hailrosd bsss.se checked
@ z LAMBERT
,e25tser15 General Passenger AGENT New York
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Transfer. Of Real E.s..

Deeds In Zee have been nled as follows: W.
hicknam 70 L jackson. pt- 139, 50. o, HIS add. TO
West Washington; $1,000. c. ]. HnIyer ro n
Crane. subs l26 to I29, 50. l55; g. wv. Collins
70 X w. Darby, lot 50, Peters So, West Washing.
ton; $500 X Z. Fox TO II. Wharton, lot q DiS.
=, beiaif heights; s., 400. b. Crane to District Of
Solumoia. lots l26 10 12s, 81. 155; $4,000. Q. A.
Beavsns 10 Z. A. Belt, lot and pt 3 50. 2aa:
$92o6. Jno. Cassels trustee, 70 Cornelfa ri Eor,
gan, pI l., "a, $50; Sl2 800 w. A"'.
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Sales OF Real Estate.

Cornsila e. Morgan has bought OF John Cassels,
trustee, for $500. part lot Il, So $50, the prop
erty known as the Purdy House, on the east side
OF ~ street. between Z and streets northwest.
T. A Belt has uonsnt for 80 2O6, OF c. A. Beavens
lot and part 3, So 29l, at the Intersection OF
ohio avenue, 18th and streets northwest. The
deed 10 the rlct Oy B. Crane OF lots l26 to l29
Sl- lo5, on h street, between 18th street and New
Hampshire avenue has bren recorded. The price
Is $4,000 and there are 9l.6S square feet
MOVED THE LOCATION OF BIS SALooN.-The ap-
plcaJlon made by Mr.. Christian Bueneier for a
saloon license TO DO business on the b .adensburg
road was not granted because the applicants place
Was within 400 feet OF school house. When Mr..
Buehler VI informed OF tue reason why his apDli.
cation was rejected he at once JuOk out a permit
and erected a new dwelling on another portion OF
his property, making it Az feet from the school
house, aud his application Was reconsldered and
granted
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GOING TO THx ARCHERY ToURSAMESr-Mr l.
w. aaAson, OF the Washington Archery CLUB LEFT
oO-uay iof Dayton, ONO, 10 take part In the
hadOnal archery tournament which Will begin on
the Soiolers home Grounds. near that city on
tuesday, AID Will continue three DAYS Ms.
c.ty, wlllleave Tor Dayton ON Monday IasI YEA
The tournament Was held In tue Arsenal Cround.
IN TINS city. The leading arcners OF the country
VIII aeteno this tournament, and the prospects
are that it viii be one OF the saccessIu ever
held. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weaau.-~

FOR the District OF Columbia y,rO,,,, u.rx
anu Deiaware, New jersey, Eastern Pennsylva-
Eastern New York, Western New York fsir ~
eept In northern portion OF New YORK light rains.
warmer; southwesterly winds. ''''
"WILLIAM C. ScRIBSER, who made the butter-
tne sp nus Ia Center Market, Washington d. C.,
uh1er circumstances that hardly Justified AZ has
ca,Se new quarters In the market and Is already
doing dig business The success on horn denofs
has seemed 10 Increase confidence in the Ian
butterlne business, and this ia. IL Is ikeIy A num-
Outter dealers. ooth 10 and out OF the market
and uphill Tight which Scribner made agaiase
adFsrss sentiment, he has at all times Conducted
sentiment concerning the true merits OF burtsrtne
anu nas conducted his business without the least
snuo~ Oh suspicion against either himself or his
stuous Inat ne has been 50 successful is a
SrsuiS both TO himself and the goods he has
H l..1duss -fro" Ne0 York Produce Exchange
In connection with the above Mr.. scrfbner
uesIres 70 extend his sincere thanks TO the WASH
ins,on narket Company for their Kindness In
sIahing nln rental Of his present stalls :s26, sS
ana SBO Center Market (please remember the num-
oersl which be has nttad up handsomely, ana to
De pleased To them at as low prices consistent
WITH the quality, As can oe obtained elsewhere.
HrancI ~ - -, $500 assufSu All Lns yesI aiouhu
o'anGn AZ sol q ST NV. Telephone Ga3-2.
Respectfully, Nm e.. scKIBsER
A WORD TO rae wiss.-we are now receiving
and opening our fall stock. and all carpets sold be-
lore september VIII be made aud laid free OF
Charge when wanted W. IL HokKE,
sol Market Space.
FINEST BCTTERISE. at the original STANDS, 349,
stoO, Jol Center Market, center aisle.
WILLIS leg Co. q PenObscOt ice-red wagons
SEE AD Best Masons Jar In City Items
FINEST BUTrERISs, at the original stands, $40,
30o, 3oi Center Market, center aisle.
Love BRANCH BOURBON WHIskY. 81 IS a bottle.
Distilled In 1874 Cynthlana, KY. Charles kraemeT,
40 7th 81. IA. ".
FINEST BUTTERIss, at the original stands, $40,
300, Sol Center Market center aisle.
ARTIFICIAL human eyes. Hempler's. Ave-, cor. ~.
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Returned 20 Her Home.
MAMIE sToDDARDs FATHER FINDS HER NEAR ANNA

Mamie Stoddsrd, the young girl who went away
last Friday from her home In Baltimore with VIM.
u. Carter. cigar maker, returned home yesterday
In company with her father, who found her living
with Mr.. and Mrs Boteier. relatives OF Carter, at
Waterbury, near Annapolis, Md. Carter was not
at the house when the father Of the girl arrived.
IL Is stated However, that he was arrested subse-
quehty. The girl Is In no condition TO talk about
the affair. She lay all tue afternoon and evening
on sofa, most Ut the time IN tears, and only now
and then said something about her experience OF
the last lew day Sue said she and Care r had not
been married. She had no intention Of taking the
step She did until the afternoon OF the day they
leit when she met him on the corner OF Baltimore
and Fremont streets ON her way down 10 have
some ribbons put on her hat. She said she did not
love him. and ID cause has thus far been assigned
Tor the going with him, except that she simply
yielded " his solicitations.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STAIR PARSONS. DENTIST, eTH ST. COR
~ per NJ. oold AID Allslssan Iillii sspeolAl-
" lam prevented In exoartlnx oy spplical ol L,
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Alexandria Affairs,

uepOrteQ 1Or HE EVENING STAR
OUTLYING ALExANDkIA.-The West End and the
southwest Secton VI Lnls clty at Majors Hill and
beyond are In Fairfax county, and, except Tor the
arrest or Criminals entirely beyond Juri,dlc-
ton or either the mayor and the city council or
the Corporation Court. Tn: source or their COM
munlty power Is fourteen miles away, at Fairfax
Court-hou,e, and AL the pubic business VI Lnese
SUBURBAN villages Is transacted ut place distant
from here and uf1cuIt OF access The Guy author
ltles, the ponce, &c., u AieXandri are, however
authorized by ACT o. lne LEGISLATURE To exercise
Jurisdiction wltnln one mile VI the Town. and IuuS
uecouilng protection 70 those SECTIONS, they In
TINS Way Id W the value OF dwellings there; but
No portion or the license or real-esL.lLe there
goes 10 Inc CITY Golfers. Lately prosecutions nave
ueen begun Lncre lor the Sale VI liquor without
license lnd in an THESE cases the parties VIII
neoseS &C., must travel 10 Fairfax COurl-Iouse.
1HE DEMOCRATIC COsvENTION.-Ihe local pride
Oh tue AieAaNuria UciiocratS Was very much
wounded ny the determination OF the district COM
mltLee that the district congressional convention
snou.d Inject, not at Alexandria, but al Marrenton
WniLe sulphur Springs. Ever SINCE The Aiexau-
aria Indignation LAS been made manifest move
llent lO"aru "A Cnan.e Uack TO Alexandria las
Uccn IN progress, anu NOW, as The opera house has
Leen teniered Iree " tne convention Wy President
Harlan, VI lne HenurlcAS CluD, his associates,
IL seems 70 be weIi nigh certain mat another
Change wLl be MADE, ahu Lne convention ueet
here On The oth OIL september next
NOTES.-The Arlington Urlck works. at the out
let .ock OF The Old cdDai Win lease and material
Was sold yesterday aILei noon iOr y, ZOO " U. A.
Jones, VINO nOiuS Il deed 1of S1U, wv on the prup-
erly VI the company. IL Is Understood that as
soon us the Affairs vi the Arlington COMPANY are
ScltIeu Worh VIII DC TeouLueu.-lhe CaLn0llc
knights VI America held another meeting aL ST.
May Hall last HE ut Win view " COM pete Ihe
organization VI branch Ia this ciJy, and Iurtner
stt po were LaAen toward the accom- llsnmenL or
Ina. ouJect.-Tue town-cl0cE dial, broken by the
gasilsht some Time ago, Is now repl4ced.-Ihe
COloreu BapLlSL Association Is Stii In session al
kDenezer churcu, ana has LhrongS VI Washington
vlsiLora.-Mr j. 4. LucAetI Is urged for the place
OI ASSISTANT general agent on the .hluianQ iO.u.-
Inc harrison ana Morton CIuD nelu q lnecling at
Pan Hall, On Bang strce., near tltt sIIeol, last
AlghL.-lAr. E0 harris Is enueavorlpR " ReL up
Az Ice machine MANUFACTURING company Ia tnis
city.
RESULT OF SgGNoR CRIsPls vIsIr.-Sgnor Crispi
ieit tIieoricuslune yesterday Auornlns IOr Cars
oad. Prince bismarck accompanied MIN 10 Tie
depot ana Dade hin cordial farewell. II Is re-
ported In Official circles that the result o. the inter.
view between Prince bismarck aud Signor Crispi
VIII be 10 prevent Italy from undertaking any
Aby ssnlan campaign and 70 RESTRAIN Slgnor Crlspi
from Iurtner Irritating France, Prince Blsnarck
having advised IuudcraIIuu and nru.it.nce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-24
From Rockville.

L Z. MCoAAS NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS YESTERDAY
WHAT WAS DONE IN coSvRNTIOs-sKRIOUs ILLNESS
OF MIS-. J.. 8. MALLORY.
Correspondents Of The EVENING STAB.
ROCKvILLE, August %, 1888
In the republican convention here to-day, after
the nomination OF Hon. Louis E McComas for Rep
resentative In Congress, a committee was an.
pointed TO notify him OF his nomination, and he
In company with Hons. D. B. Henderson, OF Iowa
and A. j. Hopkins, Of illinois, was escorted to the
hall.
Mr.. McComas In one OF his characteristic
speeches, thanked the convention for the favor
shown him, touched upon the issues OF the cam
paign, and stated that there were some important
measures 70 be brought 70 the attention OF Con.
gress In which he took a great interest, among
them the postal savings bank, and Tor these rea-
sons he asked continuance OF their support At
the close or Ills spt ech he was loudly appiauded.
Upon resigning his position as president OF the
convention, Mr.. David Sloan, OF Allegany made
some remarks, In which he said that, although the
delegation from that county had come here In the
interest or1ir. Wellington, they would give an
earnest and loyal support TO the nominee.
ratification meeting was then OrganiZed the
first speaker introduced being Hon. ID. b. Hender-
son, o. Iowa. HIS remarks embraced all the points
OF difference between the two parties In the pres
ent contest, and by his happy manner and good
natured Sly lie he won the applause OF both the re-
puollcanS and democrats Of the large audience
who in an able speech presented the issues OF the
campaign He was hstented 70 with marked at
tention and frequently applauded. The republi.
Cans OF TINS county are much elaJed at the sue
cess ana enthusiasm OF the meeting,
MIS- JAS s. Mallory, living q short distance from
ms place, had stroke OF apoplexy last night
anu Is now lying IN dangerous condition. She is
= "a a,ausnSer Of COL ChaA Albert, OF this county,
bers OF the family. Mrs Mallory has larVe circle
cI relatives and friends In WASHINGTON. s. A NJ