Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1874, Page 4

; EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. Nationat Theater—Mise Bew drama entitled “Ch Theater Comique—“Crime, or the Car Hook Murder,” and the usual migceilaueous attrac- ay Gallagher in the —— Condensed Locals. Shillington sends Gedey's Laay’s Book for July. Be: ‘makers are at work in the Smithsonian grounds. weather for getting spliced. Nine mar- enecs yesterday. - Davis, of Alexandria, has purchased the Sailboat from which young Snowden was drowned two weeks ago. . ‘The messengers of the Western Union Tele- sph Company sre to be uniformed in blue anne! suits, with brass battons, The opening regatta of the Potomac Boat | Club comes off next Thursday with exciting contests in expectation. The clab have received | their new four-oared shell, and it will take part in the regatta at Saratoga lake this sammer. Mr. W. T. Jones, a shoemaker, attended Suction at the corner of 1 pocket book, con- knocked down” without gctting it him: rtunity to bid on ‘The sturgeon have tv the Chesapeake. and only a very few having been ranging In price from $ The Serate Committ: heads toward Zz this vicinity, landed this week, to $2.50 each, on Olarms have agreed to recemmend an appropriation of $2.00 to Jobr. Montgomery for his tavern now the Virginia end of the long bridg*, which was iby the army during the war. ght the tissue paper on the ceiling o” sample room, corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, took fire from the gas burner. © Columbus and Brown, with others, extinguished the flames. A new stern-wheel, staurch appearing boat. pging to Capt. E. Willis, built at Highlow ‘Pg, to rom lumber from his mills to this ther places, has arrived at Alexan- gine and boiler. 1 to take the place of the Pioneer. ‘The annual session of the Grand ‘Temple of | Hovor of Maryiand and convened of Pennsyfvania avenue and 44 street. The visiting delegates were hsndsomely entertained by the members cf the Inner Temple of the District. Mr. D. P. Holloway, G. W. Chief Templar of the District, made an address wel- ceming the visitors, and G. W. Nichols, of American Temple, N of Baltimore, re- eyorded. he District of Colambia o SURVIVORS oF THE War or —The an- Dual meeting of the Associated Survivors of | the War of I*12, Distr ¢ Colnmbin, was held . The following officers r the ensuing year: President, ; vice-presidents, William W. hael Caton; treasurer,James A. lake; marshal, John D. mittee, Francis B. Lor: John Brady, Chauncy Bestor. Secretary Law- Tenson reported that during the of the veterans had died, name!s- Noble Hurdle, jel Hauptman, ard, K.W. Polkinborn and Jesse Plough- ned another loss t to Baltimore John Johnson, 8H. Acom- ns, Sargeon ointed to con- n of the ap- isting of P: Biske and the secretar uranimonsly adopted: That it it shail please the Almighty Disposer of all hu- man events to spare the lives of ten members Of this association until the fourth day of July. ast ¢ ourselves to attend the grand nnial abniversary, to be held in Phflacel- nd unite with the remnants of time < veterans of the war of 2 who mayb Present from Maryland, Pennsylvania aad Gther States of our Union. Reat Fe to Wm m. | in connection with the distri tephen Flava 1, sqnare 9 Jaue Lawrence, P square (7 all to Peter Carroll, lot Robert Greenwell to Wil lets 72 ard Uniontown, ‘aw to Maria Robbins, lo! and Mt. Pleasant, $1.20; Edw. Simms and wife bo Shen,ot $ and part lot 9, part 10, square ‘e C, 85.209; W. Jones, trastee, to Join Sherman, } 3,16 and 17, sub. le, Moses Dunbar and vision Pros- feto Daniel Ib, part lot 3, square 1%, #400; Dantel Crat- ty and wife to Allen T. Boswell, lote 53 and 51 Cottage Hill, $400; Fred. W. Jones, trustee. to Robert H. Spindle, lots 95 and 96, square 365, $3,600; Maria Forrester to James A. Ginefer. part lot 8, square 525, $5; Perry W. Lowe and wife to Henry Ottenger, part of King’s Acre, G: orgetown, $5 506; A. C. Carroll et ai, to J.T. Fry. part lot 1, square (91, $1; J.T. Fry to Geo. W. Shockey, lots 1 and 2, square 691, $1,500. postutbaes/ wi eas Tym Intex Home Rete Leacvs.—A mass meeting of the friends of Irish home rule was held last night In the Hall of the House of Del- egates under the auspicesof the District branch ef the Home Rule nen. The call for this meeting was signed by eighteen of the twenty- two members of the District House of De! — and by many prominent citizens. The ‘all was not crowded, but a fair representation of our citizens of Irish vity were present. ‘The meeting was called to order by Mr. John L. Dease, who nominated Speaker Shepherd, of the House of Delegates, as chairman, and he was elected unanimously. Mr. Shepherd om taking the chair expressed his warmest sympa- thy for the objects of the meeting. Mr. D. A. Brosnan was chosen as secretary. Rev. C. W. Dennison made a long speech, and was followed by Mr. Jobn L. Dease in a very eloquent ad- Gress —— delivery of which he was fre- [— y applauded. The next speaker was Mr. obn A. Perkins, of the House of Delegates, and at the close of bis remarks Mr. Dease pre- sented a book called “The National Roll of Honor,” which was opened for signatares and Fubscriptions. Many persons came forward 2 ded in their names, and among them Hon. Charles Albright of Pennsyivania, J. A. Perkins, Rev. Mr. Dennison, and others, who contributed to the fund. Tur Tarateas—The first formance at the National Theater last night, of the new local play. written by Mr. Francis C. Long, of this city, gave great pleasure toan appreciative sudiencé.” It is lively and interesting and ena- bles the versatile actress, Miss May Gallagher, to show ber ability as a character artist, sings and dancer. The support is food and the play is well mounted. There will be another per- formance to-night and a matinee for families fe-morrow. Fay goers should liberally en- courage the enterprise of the new manager— Buckinghem. The interest at the summer theatre, the Comique, is well maintained. The noveity of theatricals in the open air is alone calculated to attract crowds this warm weather, and when the performances are as good as they are here, it requires an effort on the partof lovers of am Tee Traves’ Usx Tioxs —The MAND THE FALL Exzo- g last evening at Mechanics hall; Mr. J. F. Whitemore in the chair, and J. E. Nugent secretary. A resolution was adopted Feeitin, that, as in the serine election it is requisite that action taken to secure the neral observance of the eight-hour law by foving representatives in the national and state legisiavures therefore, that a committee of three be aprointed to draft rerolations, or present a plan of action whereby they can give the views of the workingmen of this District to their fel- low-iaborers ip the respecte states concerning their friends and supporters in the labor move- ment who may be aspirants for public honors. Messrs. Borgia, Thomas and Maher were ap- pointed. Seemeneerfiiacenions Tux Potato Bus.—Considerable comptaint is made by the market gardeners in this vicinit Of the depredations of the potato bug. Mr. T.C. Clark bas shown us some specimens of tie destructive insect from his garden (they look like overgrown lady bugs), and claims to Lave discovered sure exterminator for the “pests, which is 1-12 of Paris green, mixed with 11-12 of eartolie soda, and the powder sprinkled broadcast over the pl. a Da. Leow Fonrgits His Batt.—Yesterday the case of Edward T. Leon, Mary Roth, and Catherine A. Babeock, chargea with man- slaughter in productng an abortion on the per- son Of ope Susan MeLaugh'ip, was called in the Criminal Court — and thi be emo Roth fi to anewer, am heir recognizances were forfeived, and Catherine A. Babcock was re- leased on Ler own recognizance. permet amass Prov. Kovs beid his annual examination yes- ter my, 4 rest bas * Me ere presen’ as follows: Sidney Y. Smit! y ; Barry B. Hunt, sliver medal, geveral excellence; . silver medal, general excellence; Heary B. Yoble, silver medal, four and geners! improvement; Edwin Miller, silver edal, coucuct and improvement. —— ee ‘Tee Potrce Commrssiongrs met sy, Sod the comm: ated W. 8. ton, t srivate,on the 14th of May last, . Charles Miller's fer Fred. fuggie was appointed a private on the Teree, vee W. i. Bre! aed Gmeete ——— ee 3. F. Paes, 5 She is | ‘y at Templars’ hall, corner | Almend Buldwin, Amon | the tollowing | 'y, part | | LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Ph ne nh Council met | hour last > Fielder Magraas meee ty of Washington, and in the count ‘ashi and for other pe the granting of licenses for the sale of i ing liquore; to fix the time within which appeals | and su may de taken from jud; ta | in the District of Colum- | bi . House bills to amend an act entitled “An act im license on trades, | business and profemlona,# aprosee) August 31, a 1871; for the protection of market the District of Columbl; and suthorieing the refunding of certain paid by citizens assessments on I street northwest were read a first time. | Honse concurrent resolution fixing the time of } adjournment of both houses at 12 o'clock on Thursday, Jane 25th, was read and referred to | the committee on ‘ational relations. Mr. Brooks, from the committee on claims, raported favorably on House bill for the relief of Samuel Gras \iepropriating $1.500 for his reliet), and | the Dill was passed. Mr. Baker, from the com- mittee on national relations, ‘reported back | House concurrent reso'ution fixing upon Thure- day, the 25th instant, as the time for adjourn- | ment of both houses, and recommended its adop- tion. Mr. Brooks moved to amend by substitnt- ing Monday. the 22d instant, at 120’clock, as | time. Mr. Riley favored it, saying it was better | to adjourn gracefully than be dismissed uncere- | mouiously. The motion to atend was with- draw consent, recommitted to the same committee. Adjourned. Hous ‘Wednesday's session was resumed ‘clock. Mr. Ureil reported from the com- miitee on sppropriations bill making appropri- | ations for the ordinary and contingent expenses | of the District government; read a second time. Mr. Carroll, from the committee un charities, Teported bill making appropriations for certain cbaritsble institutions; read @ second time. | Mr. Brewer reported from the committee on | claims bills for the relief of Mrs. R. M. Woods, | Croptey & Son, John Brent, sr., P. O°Don- L. Cropiey, and Bridget Kelley; to axes erroneously paid by Mary A. Ar- 's estate; Jor. Carmack; to pay damages to | certain parties in Georgetown; E. Norris Groo- | ley, Thos. B, Warwick, Samuel Herman, Mrs. | L. £. Dean. T. H. Walsh, F. W. Hayden, Hen- | rietta J. Kennedy, Wm.’ Ciabaugn, Cornelius | Shea; read a second time each. Mr. Peck, from the Committee on schools, reported bills for the appointment of a treasurer of the coant: | echools and for repairing sctool house No. 2, bth Gistriet; read a second time Mr. Cox, from the committee on public works, reported bill | for the improvement of Anacostia road; read a secord time. At 5:15 the House adjourned. Yesterday's session was convened at 6 o'clock. Mr. Underwood introduced bill tor the reliet of Jobn Kramer; referred. Mr. Brown presented petition of D. A. Windsor and Uharles Ford; Teferred. Mr. Brown reported, from the committee on claims, bill to pay Eudocia C. Emerson for damages; read a second time. Mr. Cox, from the committee on public works, reported bill appropriating $1,700 to pay the award of the jury in condemning the road con- necting the Murdock’s Mill road with the Georgetown and Rockville tarnpike, and for the repair of said road; read a second time. The bill making appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses was taken up, read & third time and passed. Bill making appro- Pristions to supply deficiencies was pamed. ill making appropriations for the salaries of citicers was passed. Bil making appropria- | tions for certain charitable institutions was passed. Mr. Berry, for Mr. Dyer, introdaced | bill explaining act’ relating to tax lien certif- cates, referred. ‘The House took a recess to 3 o'clock. Wasnrneton Brstress Contzoe Grapv- | atinc Exercises were heid last night at Lin- | coin Hall, in the presence of one of the largest audiences that has graced such occasions this season. The stsge, which was beautifully deco- professional men snd well-known educators. ‘The programme (interspersed with masic by Weber's band) consisted of the opening prayer; salutatory, Wm. P. Smith; valedictory (gentie- men's), G. W. Jones; valedictory (ladies’), Ida | J. Heiberger; awarding medals. The exercises | were interesting from the beginning to the clore, eliciting frequent outbursts of applan e. One feature was specially commendable, viz the introduction of short, pithy speeches in the place of the customary formal (and sometimes esome) addresses. These speeches were mate bution of medals, as follows:—In awarding medals to Lizzie R. rgent, of California, and John T. Fallon, of the District of Columb Mr. Witham Stickney, in a neat speech, epectally commend- ed practical education for young women. In presenting medals to Medea Davis and Walter Cooksey, of the District, R. W. Fenwick, esa., regretted having only @ few minutes’ notice. but spoke enthusiastically in favor of educating youth with a special view to fitting them for the active duties of life. Mrs. Spencer, who has | charge of the Instraction in English composi- tion in the college, presented some sparkling | provement in composition to [da J. Heiberger, of the District, and Kob’t A. Deliett, of Penn'a. Mr. J. ©. Wilson, superintendent public fchools. after brief remarks on the relations which the Buriness College sustains to other schools and its adaptation to the wants of the community, awarded medals for improvement in penmanship to Matilda Lindquist and Chas. W. La Fitra, of the D strict. Alice M. Hosmer, of Illinois, and Chas. W. Jones, of Michigan, were awarded medals for original sets in double entry book keeping, by Simon Wolf, esq., in elo- quent words, commending business training not only for young men, but also for yoang women. On aif of the Young Men’s Debating so- ciety President Spencer, with appropriate marks in his usual clear and vigorous style, ‘arded @ medal to C. W. Junes for excellence in oratory. Professor Edwin B. Hay made a short speech on the uses of debate in over- throwing error and establishing truth, and con- cluded by awarding, on behalf of the debating society, 8 medal to Chas. A. Small, of the Dis- trict, for improvement in debate. A medal was also presented to Miss Jeannie O'Conner, a member of the Young Ladies’ Literary society of the college, for excellence in elocution. Cer- tificates for industry were presented to Emma McGowan and Wm. Smith, of the District. President Spencer said he would omit the cua- tom! Temarks to the graduates, but would bave them printed for their reading at some future time. The diplomas were then con- ferred, being banded to the graduates by Hon. M. G. Emery. Last of- graduates—Media Davis, D.C.; Ida J. Reiberger, D. C.; Alice M. Hosmer. Ii ma McGowan, P: Lizzie R. Sargent, C: ha, D. Walter Cooksey, D. C Robert Deilett, Pa.; F. lon, D. Jobn W. Gunning, Mass.; Chas. W. Jones, Mich.; Joh Todd Mason, S. C.; Angust Miller, jchwartz, Obio; Webster Schofield, Harry T. Slack. Va; Wm. P. Smith, D. Albert Small, D. las. H. Watt, D. 0.; Fred. W. Wiltberger, DE A. Card. m To the Editor of the Star:—Some misrepre- sentations, and of which havefbeen published beth in your valuable per and as also the Republican, of the 17th Inst., compels me and require some explanation and correction. On the nightor the outrage committed upon Mra. Mary Patterson, an? which led to her illegal and brutal arrest, the facts connected there- with, are simply these: During the evening al- luded to, two gentlemen called into Mrs, Pat- terson’s ice-cream parlors, and partook of some ice-cream, and shortly afterwards lett the prem- ises. After a short time one of the same gentle- men returned to Mrs. P.'s house, and alleged that he had lost his money in Mrs. P.’s house, and this man became exceedingly bvisterous and very threatening in his manner. Ir a few minutes, however, after this man had stated his lose of money, it was found upon the door, en- closed ix aneurelope. hig, Mog excitement that ensued, a ‘lady gaest of Mrs, Patterson, a Mrs. 7 Webster, attempted to leave the house, after her quitting the frent door and on reaching the pavement, she was approached and arrested by Officer Scott. In the mean- time, Mrs. Pattérson, having missed the pres. ence of Mrs. Webster, and went in pursuit, to ascertain her whereabouts, and not finding her within the bouse, Mrs. P. sought the front door Wm. in K. ot her heuse and found ‘ebster uy the wement surrounded by several policemen. ben Mra. P. irs. Webster to come Ki rte Fi Z T | rated, was occupied by leading business and | and the rerolution was, by unanimous | | gems of thought touching the power of words, | | and then awarded the medals for greatest im- | | a | Joseph Lee, Louisa Addison, Martha Robi | lotte Recd, Charlotte Washington, Mari | so, Laura Harrison, Mary Queen, Marcellina | to Mary E. W. Evans, Ii; John T. | | | | present excepting one, who was detained by death in the family. The merit Toll was asfoliows: Medal to Mason P. Weller; diplomas to Willie McDaniel, Charles Backing- ham, Cavour Bobrer, Joseph Butherbaugh, Semuel Maller, Louis back, Joseph Repat- ti, Robert Si » William Mathis, Philip Wailes, Harry Frank! » Charles D: ick, Avery Brown, Albert Conner, Frank Farrish, Thomas nk Seymour. Chere aré $ pupils ve not missed one-half day during the year, and 2) who were noted for excellence in drawing. This school sent 42 original the late exhibition at Franklin building. Mason Weller was perfect in the late spelling contest, and received s bandswme book from Trustee French. Willie McDaniel ranked with the medal scholar, and received a book from the teacher, and Frank Seymour a scholarsaip ia the Business Uollege for penmanship. POURTH DISTRICT. secondary No.1, Miss Victoria Trook, teacher, was examined yesterday afterndva by Trustee Wilson; 5 ison the roil; ail pres. ent. Medal to |. Stephens; diplomas to Frederic White, Henry Knock, Clinton Smith- son, James Lacey, Joha Baaft, J. L. Bateman, ‘Ke ll Haynie, Kichard Tucker, James All. man, Henry Walsb, Max Fischer, Wulie Green- wood, Lucien Be; Henry Tolson, Jacobson, Joseph Galer. Lucien Beach was presented with a handsome bouk by the teacher as an acknowledgment for superior reading. The progress of the puplisin this school was such as will probably reqaire a general transfer to other grades. Male intermediate No. 3, Miss M.A. Pam- »hrey teacher, was examined tuis morniog by rrustee AtLee,in presence of Trastees Champ- lin and Wilson, and Mr. Jehan E. foompson, teacher of male grammar school. There are 45 names on theroll, with all the pupils | preeent. Seventy-five bave been transferred during the past term and twenty-five more are ready for transfer at the opening of the next session. The merit roll is as follows: Medal to James Mortimer Bessey, and diplomas to Jos- eph Miller, Willie Cox,’ John Hagan, Charles Mason, Ctfarles Hyer, Yhomas &. Fergason, Ernest Bowling, Gordon Jones, Joseph Smith, Charles Sbields and Wm. Shields. At the close of the above distribution the teacher presenta 1 abandsome book to Joseph Wright, and ons to Edward Hinson for general deportment. Als, a@handsome volume to Uharies Hyer as beiag next in merit to the medal scholar. A valuable gold fob-chain was presented by his parents through Mr. AtLee to Charles Hyer for yolun- tary studiousness and good deportment as well ag rapid advancement. Miss Bettie Havenner, teacher of music, presented handsome books to | Jcseph Smith and Mortimer Bessey as bein, next best in music to the pupil, who receiv. the diploma. The number of transfers the past year shows the amount of labor accomplished ZZ the teacher and the standing of the schoul. iss Pamphrey has been teaching three years in this grade. COUNTY SCHOOLS. The grammar schoo! department, School No. 1, District No.7, County, H.3. Petty, principal, Was examined on Wednesday afternoon at i o'clock in the presence of a large and apprecia- tive audience. The examination was thorough ard searching, and reficcted great credit upon the teacherand pupils. Number of pupils on roll, 30; of whom 28 were present. ‘Che follow- ing prizes were awarded by the teacher: First honor, gold medal, to Julia Robey, gold pen to Kosa E. Howard, avd photograph albam to Anpie E. Tolson. Bdbks were presented to as to Alex. B. Garden, Emily Mefntarit, Lottie Robey, W. B. Garden, Frances Webster, and | Washington Greenwell. Lottie Robey’ was present every session throughout the term and was tardy but one: The Colored Schools At the John F. Cook building the distr: tions were as follow: Primary No. 9, Miss M. ©. G Number of pupils, 5 Charlies West. es, teacher. . ' Medal to Certificates to Dora Hopi Surab Robinson, (2), Lonisa Addison, Freeman, (2 Apna Rodd, E veliag uey Uarey, Hannah Williams, zabeth Jones, John Bailey. Primary No. 8, Miss Ella Logan, teacher. Number of Is, resent, 45. Medal to Rosetta Clark. ates to Lemuel Wil- | liams. Susan Jackson, Caroline Colbert, Char- ohne Minor, Sarah Jenifer, Isabella Anderson, Lina Washington, Cornelia Brent, Allen Wilkerson Wm. White, Frederic White, Wm. Brown, Philip Kelsey, Isaiah Moore, James Holmes, Eugene Glenn, Henry Simonds, George Carter, Thos. Washington, Lewis Lewis, Archie Layton, Engene Silence. Primary No. Misa M. A. Neagle, teacher. Number of pny 45.” Medal to Ophelia Dorse 3 to’ John Temple, a Nichols, (2), Christina Brooks, Eliza Bell, Heury Denny, Grant Richardson, Samuel Bell, | Isaiah Johnson, John L.. Morgan. Primary No.6, Miss A. E. Holmes, teacher; Medal, Alice certificates to Mary ‘Toliver, Macy Lina Contee, Jalia Scott, Charl 2,) Margaret Simonds,’ Geo. Cole, number of pupils 58, present 56. Dudley; Holmes, Mary Brown. Primary No. 5, Miss H. A. Simmons, teacher; number of Is 53, present 51. Medal, Henry is. Reniro; certificates to Wm. Moore, David Holling, Herbert G. Renfro, Samuel Woodroe, Augustus Jones, Henry R. Renfro, (2,) Rachel Douglass, Emma Coogy, Adcline Brown. Primary No. 4, Miss R. A. Lee, teacher; nam- ber of pupils 46. present 46. ' Medal, Mary Woodland; certificates to Susan Robinson, Mary Cheswell, Ida Robinaon, (2,) Chas, Sa- =. Frauk Drew, Thomas Curtis, and Sarah mith. Primsry 5,MissJ. L. Brooks,teacher; medal to Catharine Kusseil; dipioras to Samuel Badd, | Martha Hall (2,) Reason Brown, Jas. Winsto Jas. Thomas, Elizabeth Smith, Julius Sco! Christiana Allen, John Basey, Charles Ridg lev. Primary 2, Miss R. J. Cook, teacher; medal Lemons; diplom Lemons, Alice Gray, Martha Wasbingtoa, Em ma Parker, Frank Ramsey, Elias Shields, Lewis Hickman, John E. Brent, Mary Dent , Emma Craig. -Srimar ise F. A. Martin, teacher; medal 3 diplomas to Lavinia McCoy, Vietoria Perry, Josephine Walker, Robert Johnson, Bersie Johnson, Lavinia Crampton, Susie Jackson, Wm. Kobinson, John Tabbs, Wm. Wicks, Estella Bolding, Joseph Walker. Grammar school 3, Miss S. J. Fleetwood, teacher; medal to M M. Brooks; dip!omas to Annie Cole, Martha Jefferson, Margaret A’ derton, Rota Redding, Salvador A. Smith, B: tie Page, Mary Chase, Walter Johnson, E! Cole, Rebecca Smith, Eliza Jobnson, Clara Taylor, and Anni ‘vey. ‘mar school 2, Miss A. 1. Foote, teacher; medal to Nellie Brown; diplomas to William A. Lavellette, (3), Robert Jordan, Letitia Patter- dey, Etta Deeble, Annie Freeman, Eva Chase, | Louis Kayser, Walter Mca | wood, J son, Charles ©. Brown, Nellie Brown, Martha Denny, Harry Lewis, Charles 8. Bruce, Katie Slade. Grammar school 1, Mrs. M. A. 8. Cary, teacher; medal to Agnes Baldwin; diplomas to Leonora Layellette, Emma Richardson, Agnes Baldwin, James Craig. George McCoy, (2), ‘Thomas ‘Palmer, (2), Florence Jobnson, Mag: gie Lewis, Jane Page, (2), Emma Richardson, and Susie Lewis. ‘To-day thé ekamination of the colored schools were concluded by the examination, or more properly the exhibition of the Preparatory High School in charge of Miss M. J. Patterson, prin- cipal, and Misses M.L. Kobinson and ‘A, Howard assistants, in the Sumner School Buil ing. The exercise:—which consisted of sin, ing, readings, recitations, &c., by the 69 pupils present (only 1 absent)—were very interesting, and the large crowd of vésitors present were higbly pleased. Among others presen’ were Mesers. Wm. Stickney, F. Douglass. Z. Rich. ards, G. T. Downing, Brooks, Rey. Mr. I ‘of Georgetown, Prof. J. Samson Champion, J. L. Venable, Judge Garland, of Texas, Trustees Johnson, Marsbal, Smith, Pope, Ryder, and A. Lewis. Messrs. Stickney and Douglass and others ad- droseed the pupils and assemblage congratul. ing the scholars on the success of the exami- nation. Tae merit roil was as follows: First honors, gold medals, to Thomas Martin, Helen Ricks and Martha Brewer. Certiticates— For attendance, to Clement Morgan, Martha Brewer, Carrie Pryor, Mary E. Miner, Anna B. Anna E. Lee, — and Robert . Sella Martin, J. H. Morgan, M: Lo} Ricks; pensanabl 3 fo Clement Morgen, ‘Anna E. for Lee and Katie Moten; for drawing, to Lei! ed Parties desiring storage Leu H ‘edvertise- can _be dated at 964 Loutsiana avenue. See ment. 20s e7'It is said that those Iowa wink at Paris green and smile at hot water. SA Lebanon, Ky. it, in ardentl; ing a long-parted ® i Ccessuermecian icipate in the &7‘Bxcursion tickets to festivities attending the execution of Jim Davis” are advertised at half price in Texas. &7-Cass Matlock, the murderer of the Mis- souri movers at Rock Orsek, last Noyember, was to be hung to-day at Little Rock. ig ci Co Judge Mac Arthur. mRcurr CovaT— 3 ‘To-day, Fleetwood vs. Lan, ; Action for closing up bigaway, ia Ls Droit Park; verdict for plaintiff #100. Walsh ve. Me- ‘Namara; non suit. Poxtce Covrt—Judge Sneil. To-day, Peter Green, larceny of 0 poands of iron belonging to the government; six months in jail, Frank Whitney, charged with assault on Philip Butler; continued. Benjamin Mar- tin, essault on Mary A. Williams; 3 and costs. Jobn R. Carter, vaing bottles illegally; nolle Pros. Richard Rose. assauit on Anna V. Oifatt with @ razor op the 19th ef April last; jail six months. John Boswell, threats towards H. O. Smith; personal bonds to keep the peace. Wm. H. Coomes, assault on a street car conductor; #20 and costs. John O’Brien, colored, assault on Mollie Jobnson, a white woman, who testi- fled that she lives with him, and for several days past be had been beating hrr; £20. J. S. Barker, assault on T. B. O'Conner; $19 and William Carroll, larceny of avaluable paper, (an old receipt;) nolle pros. George Jones, exposure of person: 85. James Grove, profanity; #3. Lizzie Robixson, May Jobneon, Isabella Ford, Mary Smith, loud and boisterous; #5 each. Thomas Harris, profanity; $3. Harriet Low, vagrarcy; bonds or work. house. John Swann, profanity; #3. Charlotte Jobnson, charged with profanity on complaint of Lizzie Smitb, who testified that she got to cursing because some one had spoken to het about wearing ashort skirt, and threatened her with actu workhouse. Abra. cial officer, charged itzhugh, who testi- out he asked what was the row, when the ac- cused took up a bosrdand eplit it over his heal He was also charged with disturbing religions worship by striking a woman. A fine of $2) was imposed in the first case, and 10 in theother. GEORGETOWN. Prptic Scnoor ExaMixations.—3 merry School No.2, Miss L. Blanton, teacher, in the scbool building on Montgomery street, was examined by Trustee Moffatt yeaterday af= ‘ale Pri- ward Cassin, » D. Talbott, Lewis Shoemaker, 8. B. Blackman, W. Holt, Jesse Glad mon, -Jas. Shil- Green, Frederick Goddard, W. ‘an. Harper, George Hilton, John Burke, Jobn Thomas. Male Primary No. 6, Miss A. Houghton, teacher, in the achool building on Montgomery street, was examined by Trustees Hyde Dunlop. The roll of honor was as follow: Medal to Leigh Reilly; diplomas to Frank Ash, Arthur Baker, Louis Bouse, John Blundon, Bertie Reilly, George Hutlebous, Frank Cogs: well, Willie Colne, Thos. Donaldson, Robert Lobman, Eddie Logue, Clas. Kraus, J. B. Me- | Giro, Geo. Stone, Andrew Dixon, Jas. Caton, John Small, John Nock, N. Daly. Male Primary No. 3, taught by Mies Emma L. Godey, was examined this morning by Tras- tee Wm. L.. Dunlop. There were #7 scholars on the roll; 22 transferred. Tbe medal was given to Caroline F. Sherwood, and the diplomas to Laura Owens, Nettie Barkley, Lavinia Fields, May Schater, Lucy Schultz, Laura Jones, Lilly “bbet’, Ida Calhoun, Virginia Waugh, Eva Beck, ltora Birkigt, Margaret Dyer, © a Go- Amy Small, Ellen Collins, lara’ Blackbur Sarah Grimes, Fannie Blake and Belie Burns, The contestants tor medals were Caroline Sher. wood, Lena Blackford, [da Ossire and Anna Norrks. The primary department of the primary school taugbt by Miss Aluiida Brooke, was ex- amined also to.day by Trustee Wm. L. Dunlo; The medal was given to Cora A. Ossire, an diplomas to $ , Mary Scheer, Mar Maifieid, Delia Lewis, Loutie Hosp:tal, Eliza- beth White, Julia Holliday, Adeline Sommers. Rosa Killian, Minnie Hess, Lilla Deeble, Laura Anna Castle, Elizabeth Volkman, Han- alker, Elizabeth Wetzell, Julia Funk, ton, and Mary Story. The contestant r medals were Eleanor Sherwood and Gora sire. Male secondary, taught by Miss Alice E. Craig, was examined to-day by Trastee F. W. Mofiat; 97 pupils were on the roll, and 28 trans- ferred. The medal was given to Thomas Vanran, in the senior department, and to Wim. W. Chese in the primary department; diplomas to Wm. Wingate, Geo. FE. Doering, Chas. John- son, Daniel Benton, Hugh Becker, Wm. Beek, Jobn Harding, H. ©. Fisher, Thos. B. Watkins, | K. J. Colitson, Colon Sehott, Wm. B. Cannon, Jas. B. Kleindienst, Lewis Strasberger, Lewis Hoelm Harry Stromav, Nelson Smith, Adolph Sommers, Philip Scheer, Geo. Mc Ali ter, George E. Warnick, Harry Kanfman, Chas. Cameron, Wm. B. Blackburn, Wm. Waters, Archibald Small, Emnett Donaldson, William Benton, Benj. Nordiinger, Morgan M. Ros Reese Lnke, Chas. T. Chick, Wm. T. Brook: Chae. Killian, Obas. T. Cast, Lauer, Amos Simmons sr, Wm. Sher- ‘arwick, Henry ister, ohn Syden, Alfred W. Warwick, Benj. Brown, Jobn Ockershause Morgan Blackford, R. C. Balinger, Thom: Becker and Edward Taylor. Extra premiums were given to Jobn Harding, Samuel Dixon, H.H. Collins, Charles Chase, Henry Taylor, Charies Gi ns, Charles Kayser, Isador+ Louis, Charles 8. Holt, and Charles Kill: CaTTLe MarkaT—fy Means & &% market at the Drovers’ Rest yesterday was dul!. 260 bead fat cattle was offered and 250 sald to butchers at 4c. to 6c. per pound; 19 were left over. 2.5(0 sheep and lambs were offered, 1,700 were soldat Jue. to 6¢. tor sheep per pound, ard £2.20 to $4.50 per bead for lambs. 40 cows and caiver sold at #25 to $6) per head. Graix Trape.—The canal boat Wheeler and Baum arrived to-day with 700 bushels wheat and 1,800 bushels corn for Hartley & Bro., ant 200 bushels corn for H. M. Talbott. Tne ‘sales Were 700 Lushele wheat at Si 63. GeorGETowN, Jane 15. Tre Boarp or Heattu anp Doos.— Editor Stor: The extremely sensitive corre- spondent of a morning paper complains of the night-how ling of one mangy cur near F and 10th street. What would become of him if he lived in West Georgetown, where hundreds of wortis- less dogs roam the streets from sundown till sunri elping and fighting, besides the nu- merous ones keptin back yards. A mathema- tician here has just made a careful calculation, aud come to the conclusion that at the slow rate the pound men are operating the canine census is increasing on them throughout the istrict at the rate of 177% dogs per day. X. -20e- Monrao! AFFAIRS Co., IN ¥ Highway Robbery.—On ore last, be- Mp. tween 9 and 10 o’clock, as Mr. Keef Stevens was returning to hishome from Washingtoo city, be was attacked in the Big Pines by two highwaymen, one upon each side, who seized him and dragged bim from his horse, demand- ing his money or hisiife. On searching him, from head to foot, even his boots and socks, they found but the a sum of forty-two cents, and a twist of tobacco. He had some money secreted upon his person, but fortunate- ly they did not find it. Kwicuts oy Pytx1as.—On Saturday even- ing last Cromelin Lodge, No. 87, K. of P., was instituted at the Great Falls by K. A. Sheckeil, D.G.C. The following officers were elected: . E. Fisher, D. C.; H. C. Fawcett, V. ©. W. Carroll, P.; W. Connall, N. of E. £llis, M. ot T.; H. A. Garrett, K.of R. and S.; J. Minnis, M. at A; J. Collins, I. G.; Daniel Harvill, 0. G.—Rockville Sentinel. TsE TurF—Jerome Park Races.—Out of the five races set down tor Jerome park yesterday two proved walks over, while the race for the members’ cup, gentlemen riders, failed to fill. Kadi walked over for the mile-and-a-half dash, and Whisper for the mile and-three-quarter dash. The mile-and-a-quarter race, for three-, ear olds, purse $500, between Vandalite and Christine, was won easily by Vandalite. Time, 2:17. The handicap steeplechase, purse £300, about two and ahalf miles, was won by Bullet; ‘ammany was second, and Blind Tom third. Time, 5:28. The Asco’ Races.—At the Ascot (London) races esterday the St. James patace stakes was woa y Leolinus, the eleventh new biennial stakes by Cambyses, and the gold cap by Bolard. Tue ScnUYSKILL Navy Reoatra.—yester- day the race by the four-oared shells was won by the Argonauta. Time: 9:01%. The next race was & fina) heat for double-scull boats, the Nassau, of New York, and the Crescent, of Philadelphia, being the contending clubs. The Nassau was the winner. Time: 9:31; Crescent, 9:454. The lastand concluding rac> was 8 final beat for Je sculls, Edward Smith, of the Argonauta, and T, R. Keator, of the Har- lem Rowing Association, being the contestants. Keator came off victorious. Time: 10 minutes, 33 seconde; Smith, 10 minutes, 40 seconds. ‘The prizes were last night awarded the victors at the Cont:mentsa! hote! Suicipy oF a Weit-KNowN Muxsraet.— John Mack, a negro minstrel, on bead ing }aid his head on the track of the Soa! road, near Bushwick, L. I.,and calmly in. was fractured and bis right arm broken in two laces. He wes taken to the eastern district jal, where his injuries were pronounced a lesers. factory at Cmnaters Mich. Cryo ar laaac ter of the pro, + i injuring five other percoms = ‘im. Voor- ces, will probably recover. It was a defective boiler. ARAILBOAD AcOIDENT Occurred pear Wil- mington, N. C., Wednesday, tos train contain- ing several hundred excursionists. Several were killed, and many badly and wounded. Tue AMERICAN FiLGaiMs bave seattered Rome rest and recreation. Some of them have mountains inthe CaRDINAL ANTONELLI, of Rome, ts soi from a severe altack of gout, and ia very ATS ca et ma Georgetown Advertisements. B® THOMAS DOWLING, Acctioncer, articr's the r FAMILY BORS! a tose , the met VAR 8, BOO Ne, 931 Pennsylvania arenes, vernment bonds are sener. 1s. mone cP B'S, On’ gold 1oaas the SE Ho, 174 Bice street, Georgetown, op: COMMENCING JUNB " ex. | posite the Market- of 47, Send 4.90 “ari sf ting, The 1 Fandly Onn loge ood Harnee, nila aneae Sick market bas been hearysthe largest decline 1 Borkeway sua Haines, SEASONABLE DRY GOODS Eiigcsnsnebe cre eres | Qunteng mse nd sores Be i i sath di ues MB aales USw cine, anstenses Ar Garatty Bapects Patens. 7 © aitem pt to transfer the anit agatostte company FAFLoATS : = cs , ’ from the wate cour’ is Iitaoie pote Buited Se SSETAULOST— 2,000 ecxs Pine nt G. A. eciZ, Standard mana‘accarere’ Goode offered aa low z . THOS. DA L aod. o—__—_ jel?-le* SS and 83 The Markets. 2 ~ BALtiMoRE, June 19 —Virginia sixes, olf, 30:¥'r- MPORTANT TO BUYERS w) MADE | sels et ulate consciidet a, 8%; do tr coapyes.ane wast | CLOTHING AND CERIO, PERN iSNt ee sore ‘ivgivia’s, 11 Nort cline no GOO DS —In order to reduce stock, pre- A OTHER LOT tax, peratory to changing my business, 1 will sei OF BARGAINS ide Jane as SS ee. ee — douse fn the Dis. far p at ti Noes, 165% trict. Now Lime for bergalas AP PBY GoUDS STORE. Wheat quiet and stead ite choice. 1.45. ir te RICHARD FULLALO' od prime do., 1 wail oo; ch ice amber, 1 62@ good 47 High CaARTWPR’s. fo prime red. 1£0@1 60; oo mmon to fate 3. 2 Sse oT £5; Penveylvanie rea, 1 20g l &; Obi> and iediane B.C 707 MARKET SPace G{EORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, s0@1 45; westera spring. 1.90@1 38. | Cora 1 ci ats oTRES t and meady—white sou G33; yellow aur = m her, 9; mixed western new, 79: old Ht Oats . —eonttern, €@70; wearern mixed, 63; do. See HEMMED BANDKER- White, 6. Bye dali. 96, Hay mnckangel. Pro: visions quiet and wochan; Western butter firm snd inimproved demat Coto —ebcier, 2122 mir 6 conte, CANBBIC GALIOU. ta r apd inal, bh : Sre pon nally ast anaed. Whisky dail nominal Dieting, J.T, Mitchel’, 30 den wala ETOOKT wir hi ennn Kew York, June 19 —Stocks active wn lowor. Or ples, Frod. W. Jove, SILK SUN UMBRELLaS BAGoLa very ‘ ig 3 Be. Goll Exct ange, long, 689%; short, D Hardey, » | che vere men STRaw marrise ana FLOOK O1L-O New Vers, Jase? awful hea L-OLOTH advarctt x. Corn vi jour ashads firmer, Whoat ™ ON IN PRIOES —To = t ose enti ol Y “abans ING OVT THE ENTIG® sToU Loxnon, June 19, 12:90 p. m —Bonds of 1855. 04. | defure moving into oar New stone, ee eit feos LESS OF COST : = = 4 U8; 1867. ‘4; tiw Aves, 1A Bele, 28225 this date, SELL EVARY TRING AT BRDUCED preferred. 44a. The weaiher \hroughoat Bog.aod 767 MARKET Pace. PRICHS ~ of to-day te tale sds $0 Samrpe; tnt Darentwe sway be expences MPOKTANT YO PURCHA® Loxnox, June 19, 8:90 p.m —The rate of diseoant | OOF ON<R it laregs sas barcoine mar be ns eoctet, i 7 ae OF in open, market for three monta » bills 101 Brides street, Gavrg-town, DRY GooDs, She timeust cf bulla’ gave te ] OTICK.—TAMPOKAKY REMOVAL. IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR Tar = on balance to-day 16 £26,500. ‘ speichen ae : ‘The coptinnaltacrease of bnsiness making ft ne- VERY Ls 7 fiaris dispatches quote rentes st 49 france 25 con- | _ Zhe custienalts my and otherwise increases mas SOO 2 ee Bey fecititics for the execation rf all orders, U shail WEAVE EA found, during the oragr ss the work, at suas, Cipere’ Cate Siemai Goer 77 BRIUGE STREET, MARKED DOWN THE PRIORS, 2S FG ee weet | afew doors above Jeterary stent BILITiRS — Fo d, partly elo. - nt will pot interfere with th: 4ND WILL, ON AND asTRER ‘and focal rains will prevail daring tire excention of work in the dyeing am scouring de , ortheast or northwest win eps! orders of my friends will be promptly MUNDAY, JUNE 15, in temperature and riring baromet-f and highly appreciated. WHEATLEY cow Gle states clear weather will prev al en eee. aiLowa GL _Rtehy wih seeth ci weet wind Entll farther notice, No, 7 Wridae streit, | DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. os miardi-tr ON ALU CASS SALES VATES & MITCHELL, Si? Market Space, oe oe AN ELEGANT 10k CREAM AND OYSTE@ PaBLUaS, suetly 59 High s'rect. Georgetown, D.O LADIES’ GOOD: ct 4 the Obio valley region and the northwest, generally cle €xo. pt in Minnesota, east’ crsonth winds. stati oF reing temperature and slowly failing barometer = upper Obie river will fall slowly daciog the 3) LOCAL RECORD. ADAML. PJ ET is selling off regar? The thermometer inthe bariness oMice of Tue | MADAM LAP SEBS ‘and Seaside and oa T RE REDUCED. A Stax ranged to-day a8 follows:—$ a, m.,73; 10aam., | Riding HATS. 1117 Peon. svern, Wass So Be REDUCED 75; 12m.,77; 2 p. m., £0. ington; ®3 North Charles street, Baltimore. y im STOCK MI ox MUST BE BEBUCED. LELED BARGAINS HEAVY SAC KIFICES * Ci7¥Y ITEMS. c) GREAT REDUCTION IN ee ST $5, 85 and $3 Trunks in the city at STRAW Goons. FORTY THOveT POLLARS’ WoRTE oF “Lewis. 2 : Stock wnst be cut down oue-half. Me Money saved by calling early, and the chote Xtensive stock. DBY OHmAP. SRILDREN’S Harts ia felt, linen, &c., at popalar prices, at Men's, Boy's anxp straw, ligh Lewis’. Wishing to reduce my large rtock of STHAW GOODS. FLOWEBS AND Decore the 15h of J RIBBONS, a'y,to make room for impro ~ ments. I will offer until that time great induccmen*: Par fo customers. Fine Rubver Buckie L will One it to their advantage to give as 8 Fine Bird's-neet Bracelets Fine Jet Sets, Fine Jet Lockets. Fine Jet Crosses, Fine Jet Chains, Fine Pebble Eye Gia: Received at Prigg's Jewelr: Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 e Goop Waite § 7! Linen, Jean and Gauze Undershirts; Hemmed Line before purchasing else ™ Nor. 621 and M McCORMICK, 906 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Up Stairs) 1am in constant receipt of the newest designs in | MILLINERY GOODs, CHIP AND STEAW' BON VETS AND HATS FRENCH FLOWEES, LAPOSTED BOANSTS, | ati - where, IRS, M. J. HUN 623 D street norihwos Sus Oretopnes, 13% cents, { Linens of alt kinds for cnn. dy, orth S) cante GINGHAMS nto close them ont t Bi $5, formerly con wtorraw le Store, No. 457 street. = 5, $1.50 and £2; Drawers;all asofthin ‘Oliars, Ties, Hosiery and Gloves; n Handkerchiefs. 3 for $1; Sunand Atle XM BLACK ALPACAS. 3 os | ‘enta, worth °8 sent Rain Umbellas, $1 up, at “Lewis?” Popular LACES, & 0. | BEAL IMPORTED FURNITURE PANTO 12% ~ Ps ? 2 —t. : One Price Store. 2 | AT MADAME ESTREN'S, 615 igh stroct, to a ae . Use Doole der if you relish | Braids, and Ouro, Vere bent poiman Har. | JOB LOT FANcy Goons TO BE CLOSED AT light, sweet ‘and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, | styl sud upwards; beautiful Ouris from oy HA RICE. Pastry, &e. conte npward: Your grocer sells it. Ladics {tu want wil! save money an: ‘3 AND IN pce hawt arama Sarg at Home asp Monsy Sav: wanerre EDGIN 2D.—Lamps Cail and examine, We guarantee A! ee g | Ata dlso~ant “cant” explode, Chimneys ‘+ won't” break, if | _L | fumMES coe wis SPaRADS § of 9 percent the “Safety Tablet” te used. Only 25 cents. at | Arew SPRING GO 72 9th street northwest. m3 | N AT REDUCED PRICES: Tack Lace ErTs., TO BR SOLD OUT AT HAGE oRIT FIER CLOTHS AND CaSsIM€BES, abov per yard, at prime cost NEW Goons NEW GUODS. FABASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, | BEAL Hale. And NOVEL TI zs in Fancy Good ns ——— Week's Doives in WALL Sraeet.—Explains stock operations on small capitai without risk. Copy sent free, Tomneinar & Co., 4 + Openat Youn Y me, KID GLOVES!” KID GLOVES: 16,24 2 Wall street, New York. penne UNG'S N.Y Bazat, SRE Ee coat a To Kerr Coor.—Buy the celebrated $1 Gauze = =—= = 4 Ls tie Half Price. SLL@1H oO A B 3 Undershirt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros. 6 OTHER GLUVED AT mae Uae. jlcwtina ~ dats MISCELLANEOUS. 08 A PREFEOT-FITTING SHIRT DEAVE YOUR ORDEAS AT REEN'S, 429 9th street N. SHIRT PATTERBS CUT TO ORD: Great Bargains in HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. BOGAN & WYLIn, je8 tf ie. ad 1020 sth street s. w. ‘THE VERY LATEst! SROVUEAD & co, 1208 F etreet, betwoen 18th snd 1h strocte, FLYING SQUADRONS OF MOSq speediiy demolished as other insects by the dis- charge of Knowles’ Insect Powder Gun. Load the little piece with Knowles’ Insect Destroyer, shut out ail draughts, then distribute it lo- erally about a room, and yoa will be both grat- itied and astonished to see how completely it uses them up. itis equally fatal to the roach, ant, moth, bed bug aud centipede. For hotels, boarding-bouses and steamboats, the larger packages are to be preferred. Depot ON tenton, No.7 Sixth avenue. Sold by all gists ard grocers. UITORS are as weet. i [2 bier ui WOOD-BUBST LIME. 90 counts per barrel. tan?-te -Crie ‘irag- e03 — - THOMAS FAREY, NOW OFFER _ Tare Notre —1.000 dozen anc Gaurs Un- OO TGEIE es on S| Androscoggin BLEACHED COTTON at 2 dersbirts and Jean Drawers, $i each, at Hol- | NOTICE Gb and7tn erecta worthwost, sells cus. | — Merrimack, Garner, and Spragne Pi NTS at 10 4 Se ee, . “e** SEOOND-HAND CLOTHING Shd beoutifal iron scened Senense? oe bof en ‘sutiful in © end devigua, Foot Surgery, &e. 1 ready . | “Wasi Por id Brow The feet have constait duly t perform, and “GIL DRUMS senectaltr, “Taoist | cents sietneaae dg Grey aiid Brown, 1255 . need occasional attention by the surgeon'spe- | <= a 00! 40 conte. cially rkilled in treating their ailments, in order | S*4 TDA Mayr WoT ALIGN ET IS1Ge TAS | ,Deaatiful side bard PEECALES ant LAWMS that the) ept in as comfortable and as use- The ol¢est snd iargest of ite Rind tx th oo I ful © condition aa péesibie; and thoasands of tay bein the wor A BR. Arint, | gfite bargoins in BLACK GRENADINES and persons who visit Dr. White's establishment 5 Dh sroet, between F and G. N. B.—Guarantee given that no color rubs off; iL _ Bicerct PARIS KTDS at 65 cen nd vely TIES for insire, 28 re: 4 (No. 535 15th street, opposite the ‘Treasary partment, Washington, D.C.,) find that timely | °¥!s your articles soon, to get them back in time. PARAEOLS aud BUN Umit was, from 36 Attention to those important members, the feet, A. FISHER, FIRST CLASS BOOURER, covts to § economise time. and conduces to health, com- 615 mb erect oppretve Patent Office. f fort, and cheerfulness, and probably to length SPECIAL1I28 OF HIs SOLE PBOOESS. And a host of other Goods of 1ife. Dr. White removes Corns without pain, | _ Ladies Dresses el ont taking them apart s0 the patient can walk with ease. He success: | Senilemen’s Clothes, cheaned. without ehrioking, SBEAILY REDUCED IN PRICES. Grease spote removed effectually,eo thatthey never | ™A2te = ; fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences, | SF . . = Club and Ingrowing Naile, and other ailments | “ja Gitvee cleaned on short mutice, Prices mod SPECIALTIES [sel feet. Office — from 8 a.m. * . m2. yonctualit )queranteed. sepl-ly ‘ee, $1 per visit. Owing to press o! ness curing office hours Dr. White is unableto attend | #5 FAB LISHED 18961 at ’ patients at residences, except after 6 p. m. —— ee Poxp’s ExTraot 1s tor sale at wholesale by Chas, Stott & Go., 430 Pen: wania avenue, and by druggists everywhele. tw,t,tt. gb To GT Rrp of the Chills immedistely, take pare Aguo Powders. They cure — nentiy. JOBR G. BARTR sreah DISK AND SCOURER, So. 114 Fotr-sud-s-Half street. (one dock soxtr taken apart. : Gonticmen’s Garments Cleaned and Dyed withony shrinking. 2 ” . Fr Kid Gloves, Shoes, Faure, etc., Sleansd st.shortest THE ARCADE, JUNE 1874. PUB® LLAMA LACE SHAWLS, §1 S18 ond up cor & Gina § ——- Plscurma. The Se PURE LLAMA LACE JACKETS, $12 and up- lebrat azaar Patterns. rency at A, \‘ Banm’s hoopskirt and corset factory, yth street, MERCHANT TAILORS. s i —— ee |B. ® 8 itcawr carton ‘o THERMOMETERS and Barometers ate repaired & S Orie 10 and made to order by Hempler near 4 strost. | qyst-iy” SHEET: OFFosrs Farens Orricm,, IN ALL SBADES, . HEIDERGER. | F,,2 SEES, «pen a0. Metropoition Het es Beto cnt Ro. 368 Ponts ave., Washington ‘THE COMMUMITY at large appreciate the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine, 15 ON SECOND FLOOR. CABPETS from 23 cents to 91, GOUD MATTING, at a3 pod ig INSPECT OUB STOCK AND PRices, SECOND INSTALLMENT or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING GR oiccy ror cam, GB 47 BEDUCKD PRICES | WOOLFORD & SHILSERG, | 427 SEVENTS STREET, LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE, | vases revsxs, ; je6-te betweon D and E southwest. 4ND LOWER PRICES. WigNOLISH AND PACKING TRUNKS | NOTICR! NOTICE! NOTICE LADLE errs. BUTS TAAVELING BAGS, = KET BOOKS, VALISRS 2 still selling et low DE PRICES OF SUITS: BAXTER'S, 1940 Pounsylvania avenno. . oUBL) 1 BN RS And Alpaces cheaper than ever. All Wool Onevict Bits, $6 usesaite,97 | °° MEE TERE SEL bed W hite ‘Goods at’ popular Ail Wool Cassimere Suits, 8 " v AGE ROSES, ROSS COV Cahcoes chesp_ — — ‘a 2 ‘all Wool Scotch Suits, 10 Whe Se Goats’ Handkerchieis cst’ a temeral ansseteeat st OMAR AS . TWorth Hosie Buits, @11 Atthe Botions at low Sgures. epae-tr Biverside Suite, @ arses ceca nrmneeg a peakeeateviceaagenced lars COAL AND WOOD, SHR GrafeBukte O13 airy wtized Salts 913 JANES 8. TOPHAM & 0O., - Bale em, 954 qMildicecx Flannel Botts, $16 | wo. 408 SEVENTH STRE Fr. eee a ves Ggmond Check Suite, 917 Adjoining Oud Foliows’ Hel ome Imported Oassimere Suits, 920 PRICE OF DRESS COATS, WITR VESTS TO MATCH: Bingle Breasted Black (loth Ceats and Vests, from @10 to @16 Double Breasted Black Cloth bass ndVous, & t ANT INVENTION, patonted to 8. ALES ot Washtucton. thts wack By which be is enabled to annesi or @o that ft porn Ae ieeae eat oa PRICE OF PANTS: test of Dofling Fin All Woo! Light Cassimere Pants, |... og | Sompound ts Business Pants, from 1.90 10 84 Ve or . YOUTHS’ SUITS-at me agents by cout 1 913 as * 9 BOYS’ SUITS—at oF s ee