Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1874, Page 4

Among TU: } SUSPICIOUS ACTIONS OF A STRANGER. mith resides at No. 317 lst street x. August S74. | theast, in the middie house of a row of two- moreno Toe ie brick dwellings. ‘He hastwo comely boys, aged six and nine years, the pride of ther LOCAL NEWS, parente. Both are notably handsome. At haif pesmcerecnast iret ast three o'clock yesterday afternoon there ese ring at the r beli of No, 317. Mrs. Smith being engaged in the cares of the bouse- bold directed Alfred, the oldest boy, to answer the summons. The house is two-story and basement, being supplied with two beils, one at the parlor entrance and one at the ‘basement. ‘The ring eame from above. It the boy, who, upon opening the door, was ac- costed by a man of genteel appearance, who inquired for the residence of Mrs. Lewis. The lady sought resides almost directiy opposite on the same square. The boy indi the real- dence by pointing to it, when the man, in an affable manner, and chuckling him under the chin, asked the lad to accompany hii. Aitred told bim he would, but that he would first pass below and reach the street from the basement door, so astoensbie hint to fasten the parior door. He had proceeded to the lower lending, when be was stopped by his mother, who asked him who had called. The youth replied that a man wished him to go wiih him to Mrs. Lewis Why,” replied the mother, * you can sbow him the house from the door.” * Yes," responded the boy, “but he wants me to go with him.” Mrs. Smith says that a suspicion of the caller at once fiashed across her mind. She Girected the boy to remain within, and pro- ceeded herself to the basement doer, and azain Condensed Locais, Typograptical society has sal weribed #25 to the ‘asnipgton Monament tu: ‘The vacant office in newspaper rew has at | Yast been rented, and sad to relate to one out- b ‘he game of hase ball yesterday between the Baltimore club, of Baltimore, and the Nationals, of this city, om the grounds of the latter club, resulted in a score of 45 for the former to 1 for the latter. At a meeting of the Knights of St. Patrick last night, the following officers were elected to fit vacancies :—Jobn Connell, first deputy; W.- H. Morpby, second deputy; T. V. Noonan, third deputy. Last evening, Detective McDevitt took into custody a colored man, on 9tn street, who had im bis possession a fine ‘ladies’ jacket.’ of black cloth, embroidered with white silk. He claimed that it belonged to bis wife. Yesterday, while Mr. Hugh McCormick was tearing down a building on the corner of 26th and H streets northwest, the chimney fell and & portion of it struck him on the right arm, rhising it severely and otherwise injuring him. | indicated to the man the residence of Mrs. "The Sales of the ‘corn Baptist MGhuren on | Lewis, which he ostensib!y sought. The lady Mth et hold @ festival this evening, and an | then ,closed the door and withdrew inside, but excellent program sisting Of musical and | placed hereelf in a position te observe the move- literary exercises, will take place, after which | Menisof the stranger, who passed along to D ice cream nd all corts of good tings will be enjoyed. At a meeting of the board of directors of the joint stork company ¥. M.C. A., held at asso- ciation building, Monday, 34 nt, Gen. 0. ©. Howard tendered bis resignation as a mem- ber and as president of the board; which was accepted, and Levi Davis, esq., of Georgetown, was unanimously elected president in bis place ‘The Sons and Daughters o¢ Liberty, Josept Brooks worthy grand chief, and Thomas W. Chase secretary, had a celebration at their new corner 10th and Kk streets, yesterday, and Street and crossed to the other side a thence into Ist street. When nearly 0 the honse, he drew from his pocket a card and looking directly across at the premiars he had jest left, wrote semetbirg on it. Mra Smith seeing him thus engaged passed fo the parlor door, opened it and stood on the stoop, the bet- ter to observe his suspicious actions. Observing her, the stranger ceased his writing and entered the gate leading to the house of Mrs. Lewis. Of course, Mrs. Smith could not hear what his inquiry was. Soon, however, she heard Mrs. Lewis. tn a loud tone, call for her daughter and » headed by the National band. Ad- | afk, ie, do yon know where Mr. Lewis acon tos made’ by Kev. w. B. Jefferson, | Smith tives?” Upon hearing this Mrs. Smith TE en, and K.S. laws, the grand chap- | told Alfred torun to the middle of the street, lain. A dog fight came oi yesterday afternoon at the V inginia end of the Chain bridge, in presence of a large number of spectators, bet ween Patse: Morgan's white bull-dog (corner 10th and streets) and Dick Walker's (Georgetown) pure white bull. The stakes, $50, were won by Morgan. Yesterday afternoon a double team, belonging to Mr. Mellbaney, chief engineer ot the Wash- ingtom Gaslight company, took fright at the corner of ‘th street Indiana avenue and Tan along the t call aloud, and request Mrs. Lewis at once to come to her tront gate. ‘This she did promptly. “Who did that man ask for,” quoth Mrs. Smith. “Why he asked for Lewis Smith,” was the reply. kna he has just been at my hense and asked for Mrs. Lewis; do you know him?” “No, I do not,” was the response. While this conversation was going on the man began to retreat. Mrs. Smith called after him and told bim that she thought from the first that his in- tention was to kidnap one of her children, and s elf he had better get off that square as quickly as Roche conae Ue aise kee possible. She then again called to Mrs. Lewis killed by © lin. to go for @ policeman and have that man ar- ‘ ‘. rested. At this the retracing steps of the man w HALL ny Our Gonorep | quickencd. Mrs. Lewis passed out of the gate asa large assemblage last evening at the opening of the new hall situated on M street, between Ith and Ith streets, ad- joining the Sumoer school. The new hall was batit and is owned by the members of Union Bethel A. M. E.chureh, M, between [5th and 16th streets, of which Kev. K. A. Hall is pastor. At an early hour the National baud discoursed enlivening airs in front of the building, which was soon crowded. The opening ceremony was then proceeded with, vy. R. A. Hall acting as master of ceremonies. Mr. John A. Simms, in @ neat address, delivered the keys to the tras- tees. and wae reeponded to by Mr. William L. Freeman on behalf of the board. Then fullowed prayer by Key. Danle: Draper, late pastor of Union Hethel church, who invoked the ing ef God upon the members and officers of the church, praying that nothing should transpire within these walls that would bring Tepreach upon the colored people, or that would tend to demoralize the young peo- ple who rhould assemble there for pleasnre or instruction from time to time. Then low c by the choir, under the | heir excellent chorister, James and Miss Carrie Louder as ganist, One of the most interesting features of the evening was the singing, which was rendered in splendid style, aud frequently en- ehored by the delighted audience. In the ab- sence ot Kev. G. T. Watkins, D. D., Rev. Joun W. Bailey, financial secretary of the A. M. E. Book Concern, delivered an able address, in to callin policeman who lives in the neigh- borhood, when the man passed on a ran intu © street and from theuce to New Jersey avenue. Some children in that neighborhood assert that the man who bad been running took a vehicle at this latter point and was driven rapidiy away. The epi-ode soon became noised around and the children kept close last night. Little Alfred thinks he has seen the man in the neighborhood before, and that be is the same stranger who gave bis younger brother Willis some candy a fortnight ago. AN UNBRALTHY LocaLiTY FOR STRANGE CoLorzgp Mgx.—The mounted police and the citivens residing across the Eastern branch are still actively in search of the black scoundrel Dorsey who attempted an outrage on Miss Brown a few weeks since, and the other fellow who made a similar attempt on a malatto girl a few days ago. Sume queer scenes have been witnessed during these searches. On Saturday last a party of about thirty men were scouring the woods, ard by previous arrangement were to meet late in the afternoon at Fort Dupont, just outside the District line, on the roa from Goed Hope te Marlboro’. They all came in different points about the same time, and sur- rounding the fort, marched in, when they found @ colored man lounging inside. The cirean. stance being rather suspicions, they gathered around bim, when the fellow turned several shades lighter with fright at the s many gunners, and fairly bellowed. bt of so ‘hey were Which be paid a glowing tribute to the catho- | soon salistied that he was not the man, and af- Licity snd progressive spirit of the Union | ter some playful talk about hanging, shooting, Bethel church. Then followed an address by | Xc., they gave their prisoner an opportunity Kev. Mr. Brown, of St. Paui’s chapel, A. M. E- Chureb, island, and one by Prof..J. P. Samp. son. The entertainment wasa complete suc- cess, every one seeming to be really hap; The claborate decorations of the hall were much admired, as was the wi #, which was the feature of the occasion. to slip them, which he did not fail to improve, and watching his ebances he made anextraord. inary leap through ona of the port-holes down anembankment, and ran into the woods noar by. Last night @ party came across a cslored man asleep on Good Hope hill, about midnight, and took him into custody and brought him to the sth precinet station-house. The old man was very much. alarmed, and begged for his life, thinking they were going to hang bi © had FaRmwett To Generar Howarp—A fare- wifi suprer was given inthe pariors of the Y. A. building last night in honor of Gea. 0. | without judge or jury. ad two G. Howard, who leave: the city on Thuraday | bagsand’a knife with him, and said bis name next to assume his new duties as commander of | was Joshua Jarvis from South Washington and ib the military department Abort one Lnndred membersof the Association Were present, among them being General M. 1) that he hat started out for Maryland in search of werk; that night coming on, he lay down to stand fel) asiecp near the roadside, and when Legeett, E. P. Smith, Commissioner of Indian e found himself surrounded with men Affairs: A. S. Pratt, L. L. Croanse, C. H. M: ‘kets intheirhands. He was so much . Winslow, Wm. Ballantyne. 8. S. ened that he could not walk at firet. Par- were sent for to see if they could identity im asthe guilty mav, but in this they failed, and be was released. ~ Bij 5 . Bailey aud Prof. A. L. Barber. Sopper over, Gen. Howard was presented by Mr. Winsiow with a large album, containing togray hs of menrbers of the Association. In ing so Mr. W: a few remarks, bid the eneéral goodbye xpd God speed in beha!f of the Associati Gen. Howard made a fitting re- fpense, in which he urged the members to cling to ‘he Association do all im their power to incresse its usefaine: Addresses were subse- eutly made by Gon. Leggett, Mr. L. L. rounse, and C. Hi. Merwin. The General's bere of command embraces the states of N vada and Oregon, and Washington and Alaska territories, with headquarters in Portland, Ore. He succeeds General Jeff. C. Davis, well in the war of the rebellion aud the Mo- sloe war, who returns to his regiment. = A Canp— I see by the Star of last evening an item detailing certain sutts that have been brought by the receiver of the Was! ington City Savings Bank against certain pai tics for moneys alleged to be owing by them. Among these is my name as owing $3, This sets me ina wrong light as I do not ow this bank a farthing. The bank holds a certain note tor $3,600, fecured by first mortgage apon real estate worth nearly double the amount upon which my name appears. This property has passed ont of my hands several years ago, od was sold subject to thie debt. Hence the debt js another's and not mine, yet the recetver bas seen proper tosue me for what I do not owe 2 zn for which he has real estate security of the most Mary Washington just completed at Alexan- | ample character, and out of which he can mae dria makes ber tri trip Thursday to Accotink, Glymont, and other points on the Potomac in command of Capt. Gregg. boat, which has cost about $26,000, is 150 in length, breadth feet, and she draws, with her ma- chinery on board, only 20 inches of water. She has been beiit from plans and designs by Mr. bn Grimes, of Pittsburg, under whose super- sion she bas been constructed. Her model ia of the Obio river plan, designed to ran apy- where that a “heavy dew” can be found, if necessary to receive or land ® passenger, or 8 barrel or a basketof freight. Her engines are new, of orse power, and were constructed y Moore & Co., Alexandria. Her boilers were made by Petit X Co.,of the same city. She is interded for the river trade. She will leave the wharf at foot of 6th street. at 9 o’clock ‘Thursday morning. ——— es ‘TEE COUNTY SCHOOL trustees met yesterday afternoon, aud the following nominations of teachers were presented and confrmed: By the money at any moment by foreclosure. ‘The most singular feature in this transaction is that said receiver had thissame property put up st auction on the 25th of August when $1,090 cash was bid, aud yet he refused to sell. Martin M. Konzer, WASEINGTOR, Acgust 4, 174. ea ov THE CaPiror Grovyps.— Yesterdsy Mr. Edward Clark, the architect of the Capitol, opened the following bids for exca- vating at the East Capitol grounds, in accord- ance with the proposed plan of improvements, The prices mentioned per cubic yard are:—J: Fitzpatrick, 15 cents; James Logan & A. W, Eaton, 26; H. McCatfer: & Co., 26; Henry Lyles, 27 4 Di M. Chapin, 357; Bartlet & Miller, Wilson, James Walsh & Co. Crowley & Co., 30; Richard M Slub, 175; G. W. Eslin, 234; W. H. — Sullivan, 14; J.V. Bryon, 17 9-10; Rid- 3, Patrick e335, 8-8 ; : 5 ahan, 23; Simon Uaunody, 17; David r. Kengla,(2 district )—School No.1, Jobn E. ; Harding & O'Bric Charles Es- Ppell, principal, and Miss Emma A. Miller 3 i . Buckiy, stistant; school No. 2, French ©. Lugenbeel Y ell, 20; Al- principal. By Mr. Settle, (4th distriet)—Schoo! No. 1, Charles N. Otey, principal, and Mis: L dore M. Smith and Ada A. Bozeman,assist J.R. Keene, principal, and eberger, assistant; school ;» Wm. Becket, eter McNamara, ise & Co. -—_e THe Isrart wRcH TRovere—Dec | the Lishepa —The decision of the bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal church 19 refer- ence to the Israel church controversy was read Sunday in Israel chureb, lows: * Whereas We, the bishops of the A. M. E. church, having been called upon to adjust, if possible, the dif- ficulties existing between the members of Israel A.M. church aud our colleague, Bishop Camp- bell; and whereas the leading men of said Istael church seem to be determined to do no- thing reasonable: Therefore—AHerol-ed, That we, the bishops, take no further step in the matter, but leave the said [arael church to a second sober thought, and may Godour He: venly Father guide them in all that is right, &e. Signed—D. A. Payne, L. W. Wayman, J: S. Shorter, J. M. Brown. Awnorugr Cuitp Run Over—As Usual, No- body t© Blame.—Yesterday afternoon a small colcred girl, named L' red Page, was run over wen by a white man, a —The folle A. C. Richards, two- Sth north west, D. Lytnor, eof M, be- laware avenue and 31 street; Aquilla ry frame, south side of C, between d street; C. H. Parker, one-story frame, ie of C, between 24 and 3d streets, to bs used as a shool house; William Beck, a two- of Bridge, on Monroe dames J. Clark, west side ween C and D streets, five two-story i ngs; . Conrad Farmer, two- story brick, north side of F, between Sth and Uth streets. by a horse and wagon, REPRESENTATIVE PLATTS’s Ling. Surr.— | named James A. Crane. The girl, who was In the Police Court, Judge Dawson, to-day the seriously yey was removed to her home case of James A. Satford, of the Sunday Gare‘te, ged by Hon. James H. Platt, jr., of Vir ginia, with malicious libel, was called. The aed is that he “did unlawfully and malicioas- ly and publish, or cause to be written and published, a certain faise, and medical aid summoned, and Crane was jocked up in the 24 precinct morning he was ch: with fast dri I. Morz Razor Curtine.—Last night, Joseph Wilkerson, colored, was badly cut with a razor by Columbus Sewell, also colored, who his escape. Dr. Bowen which are quite serious. —— 46s Cetrom Comat Earrines, Buttons and Studs in gold, received at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue. $s Tre Kev. T. A. Goovwry, Death ov A Vexsnarta VinciNtax.—L. S. A. write- us from Palls Church to-day as tol. Jows: “Nicholas Lewis Sewell! died at this piace gust Sd, at 5 p.m. Had Mt jell lived until October next, he would have been *¢ yearsold. He has been an invalid f ee. He was born in St. Mary's county, Md.,and moved into Fairfax county, Va., ip 18 He was the head of one of the old- est families in this part of Virginia. ——_+__. Vira Statieries.—Fifteen burial permits Were issued yesterday by the registrar of vital statistics, and a number of physicians registered : addresses, as requ by the ‘Sth section of the regulations, and received sup- ES of the new forms for returns of deaths foe ee ——_ forme for the return o were arded of the District. par ececiay ——_.—____ “Taw Wasnrxctox Moxument.”—Decatur Lodge No. 9, Knights of of George- ig) town, bas subsertbed $25 to fand Jor completing the monument. Te £ coUsts. Prowat™ Cotrt—Jutze Olin. i n re Will ord. H. Datling, bequeath: * ‘0 his wife; order of pubiicatis”, Wwillof Mary H. Seely; commis ston returned. In re wil, of Wm. Barth; proot of publication and ggndwriting proven. [n ro La. BM, will; order of publication made. ‘agruder qualified as administr: Hezekiah Magrucer’s estate; bond, $12,000. Dayton Morgan qualifiedas adminis- trator of estate of James A. Morgan; bond, £1,200. Porice CouRT—Judge Dawson pro tem. Thomas Knox, lond and boisterous language; $5. Thos. Herron, same, $5. Hen: ‘atson, 10. Jacob Hoftman and Molly Moore, loud and boisterous; $5 each. Jackson Wash. ington was sent down as vagrant. James A. Crane, charge of fast driving; dismissed. Wm. ‘anks, jond and boisterous; #5. Anna Lowry, same charge, said she had been insulted, bat the officer testified that she was intoxicated; 35. William Scott, charged with being a notorious thief, an: stances in a church with an ugly looking knite and jimmy in his possession; ninety days in workheuse. Wm. Scott, another charge of con- cealed weapons; $20. George King, a pal of Scott's, who was arrested with him, was fined $20 for carrying a razor. Also, charged with vagrancy; worklouse ninety days. Jacob Grunt, charged with loud talking; $5. Anna Flood, profape; $3. Cornelius McAulitfe, charged with selling iquor without license; case continued. Jeremiah Quinn, same charge; fined $1.25; ap- pealed. John Carrigan, carrying on a bar- Toom without license; fined Appeal taken. Caroline Nagle, defacing a fruit stand; con- tinued. Samuel K. Campbell, Wm. Moton and James Moton tery on Henry Clay; $50 and’ costs, or ninety days in jail. abeth Gibson, assault and battery on Earnest; $10 and costs. A Child Lost in a Sewer. nge attair took place at Preston, Eng- ely. Shortly atter two o'clock a littie girl, two years of age, daughter of Mr. B. Fish- wick, publican, was sent out to play near the house, which is situated in Stonygate, Preston. About three o'clock her parents sent out for her, but she couid not be found, The parents searched the whole district for their chiid, bat their efforts were truitless. A number of neighbors volunteered their assistance, and they scoured the whole locality without the slightest trace of their child. The search continued un- til about nine o’clock at night, when a number of men, on searching a woodyard contiguous to the child's dwelling, thought they heard faint cries. The cries apparently proceeded from under ground, and one of the men, on looking about, discovered aemall hole in the groand about ten inches wide, at the corner of the yard, which 18 owned bya Mr. Cunningham. He called down the ho'é the name of the little girl, and he received from the distressed and freight- ened child the repiy “Dad.” On the discovery being made known large numbers of persons flocked to the spot aud very soon a number of willing hands were engaged in the rescue. ‘The place in which the child was discovered is a sewer and how shehad got in is a complete pot a ‘The work of rescue was a very diffi- cult one, it being teared that some of the bricks of the archway of the sewer would fall on the child while an opening was being made. At ten o’clock an opening of sufficient s.z° was made to let a lad down. The child in the mean- time crying bitterly, notwithstanding the encouraging expressions which were made. The lad crept down the sewer for some short distance, when he di: covered the child unharm- ed, although considerably exhausted. He rais- ed ber through the hole and she was lifted out of the sewer amid the applause of the crowd. to the great delight of the parents. Tho ic oo had been imprisoned in the sewer seven ours, ‘The sewer abounds with rats and vermin from the neighboring slaughter bouges, but the anon had apparently not been touched by them. Tae AvsTaiax PoLtar Exespition.—The Vienna correspondent of the Eastern Badget, ariting on the isth instant, says:—“Count Wilczek, president of the Polar Expeditioa Committee, received a letter from the Vienna Foreign Office on the Lith, acquainting him of the steps taken by the government in order to obtain news of the fate of the expedition and transmit letters to its members. During the past year the efforts made with this object were, as is known, unsuccessful. it has now again been possibic, ou the approach of summer and the whale fishery, to seek for traces of the ‘Tegethoi by means of the ships starting tor the Arctic seas, The 150 letters handed to the Foreign (fice by Count Wilczek for the expe- dition have been sent to the ambassadors in London and St. Petersburg, and also the con- sular offices at Bergen, Tromsoe, Chri sand, San Francisco, and Honolalu. were then distributed among the most trast- worthy of the captains who were about to pro- ceed to the Polar Seas, and the latter have be: instructed to communicate as quickly as po: sible auy information they may obtain about jon to the Foreign Ofice at Vienna. Dispatehes have already arrived from London, St. Petersburg, and Bergen, stating that t necessary steps have been taken to carry o the wishes of the Austrian government in this matter. Russia, especially, has greatest readiness to give all the her power. In the naval organ Keme time and the Messengers of Croustadt Nicolaiet!, which are mostiy read by sea-ta meén, an announcement has been publisi with the ob ocuring as rapidly as ble every a information relative to expedition. A similar announc lished in the Govern Too packets of let’ ent paper of Archangel were also sent to the gel. with arequest th he should send them on by any trustwortl: pe ight be about to start for the Po- rtunately it was too late to send Archangel, but the Consulate at imburgh having ascertained that the verse] Diana was about to proceed to Zembta handed the packets to the captain, who readily accepted them, and also took a stora of Provitions on board for the members of the ex- pediton. FRANK WatwokTs, Tae Pawnictpg, ! Sanz.—At half-past 9 o'clock Thursday morn- ing areporter met Frank Walworth on State street, Auburn, going north, toward Wallstreet, ith a bundle In his arms, supposed to contain his luggage. He disappeared around the corner on his way to the state asylum, to which he is transferred by order of the board of inspectors, on recommendation of the state commissioner in lunacy, Dr. Ordronaux. In December last the commissioner examined Walworth, and re- ported him asan epileptic subject, recommand- | alwa ing that he be assigned to the prison hospital an attendant, in order that he might be under the eye of the physician. ‘The transfer from state shop to hospital was effected, and Frank fleshed up for a time, but finally began to fall away, while his epileptic symptoms are reported to have increased to such an extent that B s in dauger of becoming hopelessly affected. At the last regular visit of inspection here, on Monday last, Dr. Ordonacx, in company with Dr. J. D. Button, physician ‘of the prison, and Dr. J. W. Wilkie, superintendent of the’ asy- lum, made a rigid examination of Walworth’s case, oocupying two hours in the investigation. The result was an application to Lospector Graves for a transfer to the asylum, on tne ound that Frank could not be saved from ‘ailing into a demented state of melancholia by & continuance in hospital, where the peculiar | ences, including the sight of sickness and suffering, failed to have the benedcial effect formerly anticipated by his removal from the | shop to which he had originsliy been assigned. Walworth vas accordingly removed, Thursday | morning, to the State Asylum, and was sent overin charge of Hospital Keeper Holn is quite probable that further efforts w made on bebalfot the young paaricil>, w view to his final removal from the asy private institution, or a fuil pardon. citetin. ALLEGED AnpUCTION hy Ngecroms—4 Cu- | rious Story.—Anuie Miller, aged 8 years, the daughter of Sebastian Miller, of Liberty ave- nue, near Washington avenue, East New York, left ber home yesterday afternoon with the alleged purpose of placing some flowers on the grave of her grandfather, at Flatbash. She has not returned since. This morning a bey named George Hunter, aged 10 years, a schoolmate ot the girl, accompanied her fathel police head- quarters, and re} led that at about 10 o’clock last night, while in his home at Washington and Atlanuc avenges, he was awakened by the cries of @ child for the police. Looking out of the window he saw, as he asserts, four negroe: litt Annie Miller into a —— drive rapidly away. He is positive that he was not mistaken as to ber identity, but the statement is distrust- rested under suspicions cireum- | GEORGETOWN. FLovum Insrzctions.—Inspector McCann re- ‘ts his ins) of flour for the ome ef ure and July 1,572 barrels family, 8,12 extra, 273 super, 121 tine, 39 middlings, 25 cro foot; total, 10,1. Inspector Deener re} 4 bis t 4,8 barrels family, 3,730 extra, 775 su- 130 fine, 200 middiings; total, 9,694; maki : = inspections for the two months 19,34 arrels. GRaIN TRADE—Quick Time—The schooner Moore, which has just discharged 3,000 bushels wheat at Kay’s milis, made the trip from Balti- more here in just forty-four hours. Next! The only receipt Of wheat to-day was 325 bushels by raii for I. ©. Wheeler, which was sold some time since to arri e at #1 50. | ALEXANDRIA. | ANOTHER Donsey.—This morning Jnstic> | Padgett arresteda colored manin the market house answering to the description of and giv- ing his name as Edward Dorsey, and had him ged in jail to await developments. He is | supposed to be the Dorsey who attempted the | outrage on Mies Brown, near Silver Hill, Md, several weeks ago. Two men who had formeriy been on board of a vessel with Dorsey | taken to the jail to-day, but failed to re2og: the prisoner as the man sought. On being c ried to jail thie morning the man said his first | name was William, though he had previously | given it as Edward.—Sen/inel, 3d. Lavine or a Canrg.—A sab-marine tele- gran cable was laid across the Potomac: ast riday night. The steamer Virginia, of the Marsland Ferry line, was chartered for the purjOse, and did the work In fifteen m nutes, and in the most satisfactory manner, not devi- ating ten feet from a tangent line. ‘The cable extends from the ferry slip of the East Alexan- dria ratiroad, on the opposite side of the river, to the coal wharves at the outlet lock of the Alexandria canal. ‘Tee STREBT CARS Will not stop running to- morrow, as reported, but willbe withdrawn permanently this week unless there be an ine crease in the number ef passengers they carry. J. F. TayLow has bought trom Francis ¢ the house and lot $009 cash.—Gazett ok 21 south Pitt street for i. How aSickly Rat Whipped a Healihy Young Alligator. . [From the New Orleanz Tomes } A wholesale drug store on Magazine strest is the happy posses-or of a young and dome:ti- cated alligator. This little crocodile has be- come qaite the pet and plaything of the estab- lishment. He is ofan amiabis disposition, fond of muste and dinner, and quite submissive, shedding tears and showing repsntance when: ever it is found necessary to correct him. It was resolved by the clerks of the establist- ment as the alligator had reached his third birthday, and increased to three feet in length, to utilize him, to put him to some other empioy- ment than that of a mere pet. At first it was thought that he might be turned loose to reduce the republican vote in this state, by picking up stray picaninnies, for whom he iscommonly sap- posed to have a great love; but this was thought a chimerical and dangerous enterprise, and theretore given np. Itwas tinally concluded to make useof Urocky, the alligator, asacat. The store teemel with rats and mice, who quinine and ipicac; and it is well knowa that ligators have a special and inestimable hatred toward rats. A rat, to practise on, was caught the other day, imprisoned ina barre! of calomel. Tuere he had spent at least a week on this meagre, insufficient and injuriows diet; he wasthin? weak and melancholy; his health wes broken, his constitution gone. Kat and alligator were put together in a box; and a numerous audience crowded around to getthe front place. The two enemies soon awoke to an apnreciation of the case. The rat sately and snugly enaconced himself in a corner. ‘The alligator hesitated a second, scratched bis head (metaphorically), and having made up his mind as to the mode of attack, advanced slowly toward the rat with wide-open jaws. ‘The rat trembled; there was no escape, nothing but the wide open mouth of th gator before him Without hesitation, like Curtins, he jamped straight into the yawning gulf, and getting a good hold on the lower lip of the alligator, swang himself to the ground. The Saurian” gave a squeak andswang hi self around, the rat finally letting go, victo: the first round. J'he alligator, however, w: daunted, and advanced with the same ta ‘The rat this time, by a most agile movem leaped entirely over the alligator. Getting b-- hind him he now proceeded to chaw and guaw away. The unwieldly animal could noi get dd to detend his hind legs, & good use of his tail the alligator again got free, and advanced desperately, though with flagging courage. at the daring rodent. With equal succe:) the rat again sprang into the e*, alighting on the alligator’s back. “The tight wat over then. The slligator could not shake } enemy ol, conld not dis'adge him; and tinal fave up the fight, laying himseit down on hi pelly in a submissive attitnde, ‘The rat was set at liberty and given the ran of all the drugs and medici alligator was doom y His master no long pet, and offers to g hing among a thow Sand full-grown crocodiles, without the 1 danger. The Temptation of Ministers, (From the Boston Herald. English religious paper published some go astriking article upon the pec ptations of clergyman. ‘The subs was that clergymen were more serious!y t ed than other men because they were thrown into the way of women in highly emotional states of mind who look upon them with per confslence, A recent writer fn opposition to Spiri says that “the religious and s2xaal a very closely : closely u es of priests, at devotees, and media are so many ‘record sexual derangement.” It is the wom: crowd the churches of istendom, and con- version usually occurs at puberty. A large class of women act very fool towards @ favorite preacher. love letters received by Mr. Beecher, and ba snred that his is not an exceptional case. clergyman under middle life, especial t married, is mere or less annoyed by the atte tions of the females of his flock, and this is peculiarly true of the most pious of them. Somebody has said that women are more re- ligious than men, but less moral. This is not matter of sex, but rather of tempera- Women do not stop to reason. They jes instinctively, and go with all their might for the side they have taken. They are as active in driving out a minister they do not like as in sustaining a favorite. A man like Mr. Beecher, with his emotional and fervent nature, his personal magnetism, his liberality aud charity, would naturally’ be adored by those female parishioners whose pious zeal overcame their reasoning powers, The world abounds in illustrations of tempted ministers, and many, alas! have fallen. A sneer- ibg correspondent, whoseomst) have kept an account, reckons @ black listof 197 in the last six years, ‘The minister’s danger is greater, of course, if he is mat d withone who is cold’ and unsym- pathetic, but he can never safely cease to Kee 4 vigilaut guard over his own feelings and c duct. That some fall is seized upon by seepti as an argument against religion, bat is is rative: an argument for more religion. What would be the condition of the world it human passions were not in a great measnro controlied by iaws customs based on re- ishly Read the story of Peas | ligion, and drawing thence nearly all their biud- ing force. ees Paysictat Disanitity or Womry.—Prof. Huxiey writes under date of the ‘ith inst. Without seeing any reason to believe that Women are,on the average, so strong physi intellectually, or moraily ag men, f caunot shir? my eyes to the obvious fact that’ many wom-n are wuch better endowed in alt these respec than many men, and1am at a loss to ua: stand on what grounds of justice or public poll. cy & career which isopen to the weakest and most foolish of the male sex should be forcibly closed to women of vigor and caracity. Wo have heard a great deal lately about the physi- cal Gisabilities of women. Some of these alleg- i iments, no doubt, are really inherent ir Organization, but nine-tentls of them are artificial—the products of their mode of life. I believe that nothing would bend so effectual to get rid of these creations of idleness, weariness, and that ‘“over-stimulation of the emotions” which, in plainer-spoken days, used to be called wantoness, than a fait of irs! ed bythe police. A thorough search is to be made for the missi1 , healthy work, directed towards a definite ob- ject, combined with an equally fair share of thy ape, gg the years of adolescence; and those who are best acquainted with the ac- quirements of an ay medical itioner will find it hardest to be that attempt ‘toreach that standard is likely to prove ex- hausting to an ordinary intelligent and well- young woman. s a 5 Washingt ast do. azked, AY er aun t it rane, St. Paul steady | with ont Eng! Loxn. open m: tral Gu Partly cl t with Ie valley we 73; 2m. fat on cour! Chiropo: ment, N y tr ‘b any tronize The following were the pi the meeting of the Waabin, day:—C. 8 go id. Cextificatts Geueral Improvement, 8; 54 Wid. SSacked: do. 1570. 82 69 bid; do. ‘) and * ie vty beavy during the first hour and hassigce been -iroeg. The principe! deslirce bave been tn Telecrapa, Union Pacinc. L Nes of Missouri 6's of IY bonds, Old Tennessee = . Barrrvor®, Augret 4 Vircini francs, 42°. centimes. Togin general utheast wind The thermometer in tho bi STAR ranged to-day a= follows: Mreneror a Yc At Motetsy young G @ young Indy named Miss Katie Tucker. | appears * | father of the young lady, with whom he fell desperately in } killed the yo! the feet. timely attention to those im: om Stock Exchange, 1s furnished by Middleton € Co. = rices bid and asked at on Stock Exchange to- & Siocks— Second Ba- p. series €9 Did. Wall Street To-aay. gust 4 —The Pest’s financial item 1 sales of gold thus far to-day bave been a: on gold loans and 5 m fer ¢ Theae rates in the market fs large. Woreign niet acd steady, with business one * sterting hich Tt wee wske Shore, Northwest, Wabash, yard Pacific Mail. Governmont bonds are & fraction lower than yesterday, with the maret State bonds at the fi Vv The ™ S: tas, cor solidated. i North Garetit ea tex 5 bid to-day. Balvimeze, Angust 4—Cotton quiet, I 0% Flour dail; urebavged. Wh da shears 201, clear ri it’ Lard tir Western) butter unchange. ©. Whitky quiet aud stewiy, ORK, Ancust 4 —Stocks activa and strong. Meney, 2 per cent. Gold, 1094. Excha’ ge, lunz, 428; short. 49086. Governments dull and steady, New Youx, August 4—Flour dali, Wheat aaict. Corn steady = Loxvox, August 4, 1230 p. m.—American secn- rities—Smali saies at unchanged prices, New York Central, 9355 iS NKFOaT, August 4.—Bonds, 93 for the issue of Angut 1.3 p mi,—The weather through nd to-aay is wet, BW, @*s >. —T! or three mooths’ its the same as the Bank of ‘ate of discount in 3 per cont, wrich ii agian’ rate, | The amonnt of bullfon gone tutothe bank on balance to day fs £50.00) Paris dispatches yupte rentes 63 +20: HE WEAT# ER. Tr WAR DEraRrMent, Ofireal Chief Stemal QRxer, WasHineTon, D.U., August 4, 1574. 10:3) PRovaBILirigs.—During the rest of Taesda; New Engisod,the barcmoter will coat with northwest 0 northes the udddie s Jak higher barometer, northes-: to and clear, cool weather, except ns ob the coast. Forthesouth Atlantic If states rising barometer, slightly 1 For temperature, winds mostly from the uorth and east, loudy weather and coast ratne. For the alf states, Tennessee ana the Ohio valley, or stationary ber: eter, stationary tor beast to northeast winds, and gencral.y ther. For the opper 1 ward to the lower Missoni T, slowly rising temps re, in ath winds, and partly cloudy, * local rains from the upper M etward, LOCAL RECORD. 4G Lapy hy HE , Henderson county, S Jerman, named Gaitizan, het and k 974 it that Gai was employed by the e. He became jealous of t posed rival, and deliberate the three were sit- atior. The murderer Mr. Tucker's P fled, but was arrested, and is in jail at Hender- t hon has CITY ITEMS. Corns, &¢ dist. is in attendar 0. th street, opposite the m Sa. m.to6 : estab Corns without pain, ent can walk with ease. He succe: eats Bunions, Vascular Excrescen ¢ Ingrowing Xatis, and otter ailments 3 t physicians, surgeons, an’ known personages who e"s establi: Dr. Wh ortant mombers, the feet, economises time, and conduces to health, comfort, and cheerfulness, and prob- ably to ler b » sweet Kolls, Biscuits, W torn Bread, Ke. It is alw: ready aad reliable. Bry rue E: nsyivanta Avenue; a perfect c 33,6 Goto Lewis’ ice Store.” 20,5 h street, bet. 1 and K. Tar NationaL NGS BANK, corner of fi New York avenue and 15th strect, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each cale! mouth. Banking Lours,9 to4, Saturdays, 9 to 4and 6 to 8. 2703, atts Morz work, better work, and a groater v: riety of work can be done on the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be co Buy your Gas Fixtr Pearson, Y. M. C. A. Building, corner 9th i) streets. ineed of this by calling at No. 4o1 P. vania avenue. 7,23, ‘RES of Hamilton & nit and They keep the largest sto finest assortment in the District, and at the lowest prices. All fixtures put up by experi- enced hands in neat and workmanlike manner. One-third saved in our improved burnei 4s consumption by using IWR OF THE Woops, indorsed and pre- Wi scribed by the leading physicians asa laxative and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in Popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Gon- etipation, and Headache nequalled. oes 4,29,e026 TRAVELERS nv STEAMNOAT experience far ess inconvenience than formerly from insect pests fo stroye’ vessels, ductors tains in of insect means. sold with the powder, suflice to utterly exterm und on board, because Knowles’ Jasect r is now so universally used on sack Railroad and city ear owners and con- might take a hint from steamboat cap- this particular. and rid thetr vehicles yermin moat effectantiy b: A few blasts from the little / nate the vile intruders, no matter how namer- eo3 ous. ———— $10 To £1000 invested in stocks and gold pays two hundred per cent. a month. ticulare. Tambridge & Co., Baukers, 2 street, New York. Send for par- yall Weer’s Dornes tn WALL STRERT.— Explains stock operations on small capital without risk. Copy sent free. 16,24 TruBaRines & Co., 2 Wall street, New York. Be nessa ‘Wri00x & Gine’s Szwine Macurms. The cclebrated Bazaar Patterns. eucy st Obs, Baum’s hoopskirt end corset 1th strect, Intelligencer building. 19,23 THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Bales Of18T2 were #219,660. 4,128, wtt THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4 street. getter cee ot TRE COMMUNI’ the use- fulness of Singer's Seuine Mekion 1,5 pevcenrentbereteen clint <i Rowieasreceeead eo 2 SPLENDID TEAS oF IGH AND LOW GRADEs. STANDARD SPRING LEAF TEA «90 Cents a Pound ts being rapidly sold, with gontinoed nue i. aul-6t if ay ay i Ret: | res « | 173, 3's bid; Fund, Loan bonds M & B., 102, 92 asked. Board of Pi ar TRUSTEES’ WHABF RCRGETOW J virtne of & deed in liber corés of W ssbic.cton county, District sf of the bolier of the o and ret. 1 ma Uy ther Diic auction, on t ises. ca SATURDAY, the 13th dey of Augam at 6 o’cicek p. m.. ail that piece or parcel of and whar! sromerty Wyicg aed siluule ‘Ge re own, anemic or Colombia, which wae co a by William Latr, ir to Jobu Davideot by deed tated aly 1b, e records a a P, A.D ise, t. from Januar f inte um, Prope with Mm seven dave Doe. folto J ad wife by & ‘Bach, e746, t jot cask, tb t terest et the rate of 6 re Der bemcenred by notes ard led of trast on ity. If the term « of sale ar from sai Srust dated July 24: the trustees reser ALE OF VALUABLEIMPROVED a in 839. of the L ‘age, by fated Noreabor rms of sale: 2.000, with interest atten per wether balan b the ex- a Gand 12 r cont not complied the right to resell the property at the risk ant cost cf the de‘antting p e SpNerige To DEPOSTTORS 4 TOWN SAVINGS BANK, D o rat : rate thie bank f Tater: calendar mo urcbaser. pong: ey order of the B. NEV POLKINHO. JAMES DICKSON, arnier Couve) sacing are ag, ee TLL. § . WLING, Auct, HS OF @ KORGE BN, Pret B* THOMAS DOWLING, Avctioneor, BUSTERS Throne HIGH AUCTION. the hth day of ibe By virtne cf a decd of treet, beariag date on Tecordsof the District 01 Volumvia, ao ty sccared thereby er ie. on th of the tee, wit of auction, Weta. at & ty-three and nin’ Addition to Georger proved by a two-at suitable for and need bouse being No. 98 Hi begin at « point one bundr nd reet, arailel with the house on this addition; thence with the west line of SALE DESIR. D BASEMENT ESICK TREET, GEOKGETOWN, reinees, A Ace. T 66. f jos ory street. m) the wont side « fifty two basen as a store and ele: feet from the intereectioa of and runuing theace we center line of the ABLE TWO BOUSE ON db. Cc, aT nd daty re- the laod a by dices », in the uudersigned, trae. Prewmioos, at public stday of aly A.D. teat ont oriek and dw. liiay - Said said i 1. the ris of lots igh stro-t, wa-twelfths eatwardly alley detwe r said ( id Lot nine ty-four south twenty-one and three twoifttas (2i 3 12) feet; thence easiwardly and parallel with the said firet line of this parce] «f ground hnndred and twenty (135) fret to High street; thence by and wich the building line of High street to the said point of begiontn; he honse bas six rooms, and t* weil ous w © Terme: Twelve bundred doi Six,twelvo,and ecightern months, with. lu! Six per cent., secared hy dead of trast on the prope A deposit of 9190 will be required when the Property is atruck off. f ty. Dlied with in seven serves the right to resell the property at. tha risk and onst of the defeniting purchaser. Cc If ter days after ss ec at cost of purchas-r. = ¥ G.W. QOOPER, Tinseo. | iy)-d&de BeTIIK ABOVE S TUESDAY, Jaly 35ch. jy &2 THE ADOVE SALE. TURSDAY, Avgust ath. >. 23 THOS. DOWLiS ALE IS M ‘scab; balenc ae are wc ® the trastes pnveyanu- PONED autil POST! r Nace, | at a . COO PRE, Trastos. THOS, DOWLING, Auct. 13 at Bde w THOS TF POSTPONED rn c OPK’ »OWLE J rtcte rena George own fuyis EW ELRY— Having removed from 113 Ponusy!= Washington, Lam prepare! to repair Watch dewelry tw the? est manner. Satisfaction tee i imi to Bridge wt, a mareu- | CHAS. TRIBBEY With epiarged the best talent t every facility for @ we would respectf hat pi m in the eu In Dyeing and © Sacques, Ties, Ribbous, &e, &c., Gent's Pants, and Verts. Ath jo every Saiurdsys from 7 stand cetablished country. 2tr 49 Jette st; & Worro ts & t Everybody come aud EeY obaL remises, tn had in ing th fo pt as may feaniog Ladi a1, now oraon 8 HOME AGAIN! ) OF IT, proved machinery, he cvuntry, ia fact work at low prices, | our friends and the have boon our repa- LSTOR Dressea, Shawte, m. notfl : B.m., atthe olf nplete fa the LOTION lose © t our Defore mowine Wks this date, BELL BY '' — kK ish it bs be ted fur atuck is large, and bargaine may be expect ve BF NAM cceK. fete IN ny (Gj, FoRGEr WN SAVING x 21 HIGH STBK! Bauk hours, 4 a.m. te 4 p.m.,anton Saturtay (to receive deposits) until 6 p.m: Lotercst paid deposits. Gonerai B-n\irg Business done, and Uol- leotions mace cu all accossible pel ‘Viscouct days, Mondass GB, POLBIN sagen) t; J. DICKSON, Oashtor irectore B-L-Gropley E.D Barciey, J. T. Mitchel, red. W. Jona, ‘Thos. Kuowies. N TCHOLS*: i ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER PAELO. enels-I7 9 High street, Georgetown, D. LADIES’ GOODS. 80] GREAT INDUCEMENTS. 39] MANY ARTICLES LESS THAN COST! Having determined to close out mr etcck of STKAW GOOUS, FLOWERS, SUN UMBREL. LAS, §.. previous to retox t articles mach below the original o-st STBAW GGODS at half price and le: FLOWEES SUN UMBEELLAS One-butten KID GLOVE8(JOUVIN) at $1, (ox- black.) cept pl Job lot of SASH BIBBONS at 25 aud 0 conte per yard. In addition to above we will day job lots o prices. counters from day t <f goods at fabuiow SF STAPLE MOVAL. Ar 2320-1" FANCY sly 10 S01 MAI lace npon our different kinds GOODS AND NO- TIONS AT COST FOK CaSH UNTIL RE- DAVI®, KET SPACE, Corner 82h street. S£SLInG Orr AT AND BELOW COSY. Ae my new store I have determi ved temporary Store, N. 1 at and below cost. They must be scid before I more. Iname in part— wil Po 1 by Octobor let line at nin aver CORSETS. which sold at £3 5), for 8289 Bis! HATR BRAIDS, which eo'd at 0, for 85.0. Real HAIB BBAIDS which sol 2).09,for Sad wo Hest lo tuck SKIRTS in the market, £0) ceuts GUIFU cheaper chan the S7CALL AND SEE, aT RE LACES. CAMBRIC EDGINGS, xc, cheapesi. S. HELUEB'S, jy29-2w__1113 Ponnsyivanta avenue north rest. GREAT BASGAINS! @Re4T BARcaALNs: QB In HAMBUBG EDGINGS and ISSERTINGS, SPANISH aud GUIPURE NETS and LACES, FLOWERS and HATS. The best Jouvin Two-button KID GLOVES, only 82 por pair. jy20-tr MBS. Nos. 621 M.J.HUNT, and 623 D street. | Frox MISCELLANEOUS. “SP eUND To: RY Rowse. cement.» ‘The undersigned now yrepared t shove spicbrasce ¢ ENENT foratey the racers aad Contr « ch, erent, Ganong TYR OsRRIA je al /&W SPRING ¥ LN ke0 of the latest ‘WOOD-BURNT LIMBS. 90 conts por Darrel. TROMAS Faw B street. bet lithand Lith LASD iNPOBTED 08: ime Artibcon Bt T its nF The oldest and 4 may be in the NO esrae- way a te the ¢ A. FISHES. « street, botwone F and @ x that’ ne eller tebe of; bring your articles u. to eet tbem beck ta A. FISHER, Fiset CLass & SEF Bb etre. opp ateut SPECIALTIAS OF Laaees Drestexe Ris BOLE Pho Withowt tak tne remnoved € ony Bectrally, eo ¢ c ee cleaned on short erate, prnetaatr yen E*r48cisnee ie Jona @ ereaM UTBK ad Mo. 11 sank - of Colomlratio oa nnttes Deesoes Oteaned fo Dyed ethows deg Jemen '* Garments Cleaned and Drec thos Ue: shrinklog. nid Gloves, Bboes, Fare, etc + Olesen’ 6 sorte: ie. ° ir GEORGRANNA leaves Toh stroct MOBEAY EVERING, to pardiown, ices 4 ISLAND, AND The swift and favorite [ron Steamer PILOT ROY, o Josepn White, ‘leaves h- ; TUBSDAY anc > NING, Lave iverpee! P Nerpeo! Print, Smith's Peict, Chatterton. Stewart's Whart, C Toleon's Wh Matthies’ Point, Mattox Orcek, Curri auen. orning on Wedues- Currioman, a saiakite the above Beturain Landings. makt 7 Fare for romnd trip. #2.40 8 7S a uy to WM. BYLES, Agent, Jeet + Gtin-ntrert W NCHON CINE. PASSAGE KATES ere! « NEW YOLK AND GLASGOW. E FAVORITE ROUTE FOK TOURS, Passenger Accommod: ms Coser STEAMER BYCEY WeUN& SATURD, Eke 20 op 22 Noxrm Sivan, N. ¥, ASSAGE—PAVARLE TN OCR RENCY: TO GLASUOW, LIVEKPOOL, LONDON. DERRY. CUKENSTOWN OF BELFAST: Uabin $63 to S90, according to Accommod Oshin retarp Tickets teaned at fetoend INTERMEDIATE #45. 6 Drat wed for sor for rane on MISS ANBIE K. HL 430 J0th street wear Peunerivania CAMMACK & 00.1423 ¥ ut eff near Troasu ht. Wi CUNARD LL? Ort pe no er. With the view of diminishing the chances of oot- lision, the Steamers of this Line take = epecifivd course for ail nonsons of the year. he outward passage from Qoeonstown t Yort or Burton, crosring Moridlan of & oie or nothing to the north of 43. On the be O18) at 2 int THE BRITISH AND MAD ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LiVEAS o caLLine AT CORK HARBC Bat. ‘ ~ And every followiue WED! UBDAY from New York. — Steamers marked “ do netcarry stoerars pu ien- Bares oF Passack.—Cebin, @30, 30 and ais, soit, according to accommodation, Ticks te Pat fix. $15, gold. addittousi. Beturn tickets ce f or a. Bt » carrenes en 0 Trinity Beildiag, or to OTIS BIC 605 Tih atrect, oh Dnatte Patent OM n« _Jersi-ly “CHAS. G. FRANOKLYR, agent, pe PHILADELPOIA ~ Bht} “Hew Expres Line.” FROM Mark freight via “Glydes [ron Line,” on aod Providence Baltroad. See advertisement of * New For full iufermstion apply to— 69 Wator street. Georestown, PO, _er8a.ty Yu Aces TUN, DOLFULE ek Bul BN, AND PROVI The LaDy AKE F. ayps, fine tron steamer ¥ having resemed bi Norfoik, wtil lew Tacusna’ ing at aay a Bertolt wk ee + MM. nnd M. itns for Boston aot Prent. with the Old Steamship Oom- ok ‘reight should be widreseed UGH Seoree ctreet whert, 4.0. PLANT. ‘ Room No 16: Piast adie. XBORAST'S LINK OF STEAMEHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. 405 GIBSON Willmake teh — Pg: tween Taw you x DRIAL WASH IBGTON ent from Pier 39 eee very BATURDAT., < er. © L *s OEORGE TOW cver? Fula ¥ st of Via OANA LEXARDEIA, Va. RRA From Pree 8 Sorte ‘Wbarves, Phfi- ata iea ese Bue ear ga Georgetown, INGTON AND ¢ PHILADELP RA ware. a. FRANE BABNU! REAL se ones, Sie