Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1876, Page 4

SR eee ee EVENING STAR. THURSDA ¥..........Jame 22, i876. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrice oF CHIFY SIGNAL OFFICER, Wash Tox, June 22, 1876. For the roiddie and eastern states, increas. southwest to northwest winda, falling followed by rising barometer, partly cloudy and clear, warmer Weather, except possibly eooler in the northern portions these dis- tricia. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. At the commencement of Roanoke Col- lese. Seiem, Va, yesterday, the degree of D = _ confeised on Rev. G. Domer, of this elty. The — ot Tass. Baker was inadver- tently omittcs from toe prize list of primary sehool No. 3, ist distriet, Miss Alice E. Cook- wey, teacher. A bight-bleoming cerens will be on exht- bition Im the ladies’ parlor at Harvey & Hol- den's this evening. Two blossoms will open after dark. The second annual excursion of the Pea- body Literary Association to Marshall Hall ‘Was postponed until Sunday, June 25th. Toe steamer ly Of the Lake will leave Cth st. har! at 30 @. m., and 1:39 p. m. The Rev. Graysou Dashiell, formerly of Georgetown. and & graduate of Columbian College, now a pcomtnent minister in the Episcopal churen, and statiozed at Rich. inond. is in Washington. Mr. John T. Fora bas generously tenderet the free nse of his Opera House in this city to the Oldest Inhabitants’ Association for = anniversary exercises on the Fourtn of ‘uly. The District Commisstoners have designa- ted Mr. W. W. Griffin to certify to all appli- tr cations for liquor licerses; as to the requisite | Ward, majority of property owners in the neigh. torhood consenting.-. " The teachers in the public schools wilt be ma thetr salary for the month of Jane on turday next, 24th inst., at the Frankiin and Sumner buildings. commencing at 9 O'clock a.m. at the Sumner building, and irom 16:30 at the Franklin. Mr = L. Young, business manager of the Norfolk (Va.) Landmark, was robbed ia his room at the Metropolitan Hotel last Bight of a gold watch aad chain, and pocket book containing money and papers. A guest in an adjoining room was robbc4 of fis. The private test given by Professor J. R Hieuse last evening, convinced many of those nt that be cau actually do what he pro to be able to do, viz: tell what other people are thinking about. Two mad dogs were killed by tne police yesterday—oue by Oficer Slater on K street, Dear 12tb; the other by Officers Byrens and McHenry on a vacant lot between Delaware avenue and B and C streets nortneast. Tne Jatter dog had bitten a small boy named i r. Thomes E. Waggaman was thrown from his bugey last evening on the 7th street Toad and badly injured about the nead and body by colliding with a horse ridden by an unknown white man. He was brought to | Hamilton, Lilian Dyneva Rice, ‘the city by some of bis friends who happened tobe ing shortly after the accident oc- 1 y Creagh, George W. Whit @, the mind reader, at Ford’s Opera ‘Alien Gr eorg: PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The Prize Lists of the Year. Below will be found the rolls of honor Of several public schools. SECOND DISTRICT. The closing exercises of the female gram- mar school, Georgia Lane, teacher, took place in the Seatoa building this morning the trus- and its, The roll of forence Bartlett, Liz E. Bond. Aanie A. White, Rosa jel, M t G. Cowling. Nellie Hamlet, Lizzie F. Brown, — Lisetta M. Gasch, I B. Dotty, A’ Mary Du juld- Annie H. Cavis, Kato ice ence M. Collins. Marcia A. Patch. aon Sophie C. Slaughter, Nina The Cow Schools. eir closing exercises held this week. The following is the fall list of meritorious pupils: School No. 1, ist district, Clement A. Peck, teacher. Bridget A. Harrington, Mary L. Peek, John L. Weaver, Catharine Geaney, Thomas Carroll, Thomas Ready, Annie C. N Bi Falvey, Morris Beady, Julius sf. Snerries, Susan ‘'R. Weaver, Wm. 2. Wise, Charles avin. : School No.2, 1st district, Irene M. Wie- man, teacher—Maria Days, Wm. Casber. Ella Douglass, Mary Hardy, Jane T: Cassia Harry, Rebecca Hays, Martha Biacix: well, Henry Harper, James Harry, Faany Peters, Jacob Bane, Julia Wise, Kate Barns, Cherles Cepbas. School No. 1, 2d district, John E. Chappell, teacher—Ida ‘Chappell, Dellie Harry, [da Ellis Shoemaker, Wm. Shoema Thomas F. Paxton, George Mullin, Lena Wendell. Emma A. Miller, first assistant— FRnice M. Buckman, George W. Backman, Philip Burrows, Lydia A. Queen, Alice Har- ry. Anastatia Mullin, Lillie S. Walther, bu- ward Bangerter, Livinia Queen, Sarai E. Perry, Ciara M. Davail. School No. 2, 2d district. F. E. Lugenbeel, teacher—Wmm. Burley, Elizabeth Barle: Kate Dixo. jomas, Emma Dixoi James Clark. Samuel Reed, Joseph Clari Martha Archie, Wm. Thon: Benj. Joha- son. School No. 1,3d district, W.C. Lipscom), | Jr, teacher.— May Duley, Peter F. | e, Prebe A. King, eagh, § Louisa Keene, Joon MeU King, John M. Creagh. Caroline H. Guess, L. Azadia King, John Thomas ae School No. 2, 34 district, Sarah M. Robin- son, teach: Julia Clements, Alice Sidrey, Catharine Simms, Henry Brown, Robert King, Joseph Simms, Eliza Lee. ‘0. 3, 3d district, Juila E. York teacher.—Fiora Belle Chase, Ruania Eme- Mne Chase, Grace Cauldwell, Leonora Gra- cing Smith, Marie Antotnetts Redway, | Herbert Waldo York, Joba McLean Lips: | comb, Charies Lyon Sturtevant, Helen Gil- | man Nichols, Augusta Mellen Nichols, Elizabeth Eunice Lewis, Susan Naomi Robert P. Bigelow, Sai ol Cook, '. low, mu eters Brown, Isabel Toll Harmon, Arthur Sulll- van Brown, Emily Elia York. Caroiine J. On the 26th of July @ religions convention | Spalding, first assistant—John Keleher, ‘Will be heid at Coattanqua, York, and it promises to be Isrger than the previous ones. The attendants will occupy cottages or tents. and it is expected that there will be present delegates from all sections of the country. The first meeting will be for Bivie Students inicrested in the present state of natural science and its relations to the Bible, and it will last three days. Next there vill be @ two-days convention in the interest of temperance. On Tuesday August ist, the third annual meeting of the Sunday School convention will be heid, coutinuing two Weeks, after which a three days Congres3 of Christians workers will be held. Dr. 0. P. Presbrey and @ number of others from this elty will atiend the meetings. ——_——— THE Free DEPARTMES The Fire Com- missioners met last night: present, Messrs. Morgan, (president.) Thomas, (acting secre tary.) Collins and Tait, Chief’ Eogiaeer Cro- bin and Assistant Engineer Drew. A com- Tnunication from prominent merchants on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10ta sts. northwest. asking that a fire-alarm box be placed in that vicinity, having been retarn- ed by the District Commissioners, on motion of Mr. Collins, it was ordered that the su- | Tintendent of the fire-alarm telegray stricted to move box 17 from the Ban ‘Wasbington and place it upon Ford's Upar« House, tere now being a box in the Sewtoa bonse, near the bank. A commenication from the assistant chief €ngineer, asking thet a new sidewalk be placed in fropt of No.5 engine nvvse, and ne from the foreman of No. 4 engine éom- ¥, &8ciug that a new ladder be procured ascend the belfry of St. Dominic's charch. Where there is an alarm bell, were referred to the District Commissiouers wit the ap Proval of the board. Arrangements were m?ie for placing an Ennis fre-alarm telegraph recorder in the «fice of the board. A test will be made at —the next meeting of the board, to which the District Commissioners wil be lavited. Mr. Thom&s moved that ‘hereafter no ap- ‘plications for positions in ghe Fire Depart ment be considered except made o1 tue inted forms pow just ready; agreed to. nose @ppiications must contain sworn | @uswers Lo questions as to the applicant's place of birth, resi- | ating liqrors, condition of health, <c., and a phvsician’s certificate of the applican:’s physical fitness to perform the duties of a fireman. Mr. Collins moved that the money pre- sented to the Fire Department by the Bra- zilian Emperor be disiriouted amorg the *ix fre compenies im the department, to be @tpended oa the 4th of July as the mea of €ach company may desire. Adoptet. Chief Engineer Cronin then stated that the | Work on the rebuilt engine No.1 was now | completed, and asked that aday for trial be Selected. On motion of Mr. Coiiins, the day ehosen was uext Monday evening, at 6 O'clock, at the corner of 12th and E streets northwest. Adjourned. EMERSON INSTITUTE, COMMENCEMENT Exeacises.—The twenty-fourth annual commencement of Emerson Institute, Mr. ‘Chas. B. Young. principa), was beld at Lin- ¢oln hail last vight before a very large and select audience. The fair sex was as usual ‘well represented, and the flora! offerings to the young gentiemen participating were Bumérous aud beautifal. The programme was varied and interesting, embracing Inusic, two plays, and numerous speeenes, in ali of which the young gentlemen ac- quitted themselves very creditabiy. Tne Pieces which wei2 most acceptably delivered were the “Battle of Ivry,” by Claresce Story; Shamus O'Brien,” by A. T. Riddie, | and “The Engineer's Story,” by 8. T. Cam>- Yon. The valedictory by Gist Blair was origir and very gocd. Tne salutatory, Which was written in original poetry, was uiso weil received. Upon the completion of rogramme the award of prizes was Mr. Young as follows: First Pinck- scrolarship,) to Phtiip Mauro; ‘Kney medal, (charactsr,) to A. rst deciamation medal to A. T. ‘cond ceclamation medals to P. iS. Cameron. Clarence Story, uch am able delivery of the “Bat ue of ivry,” was notacompetiter for the Prizes. Numerons medals aud prizes were awarded for efficiency ta various studies Goring the year. The judges who awardei the medals tor the speaxing were Hon. J. Cresewell, Gen. Henkie, Col. Casey, and Mr. E. B Prettyman. ee THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SoctEry | have published @ peal engraving of the mouu- Ment from a drawing by F. D. Stuart, show- ing it as it is and as it will be when com- pi |. The present height is 174 feet; heigbt when completed 455 feet. There will be a stone terrace 25 feet high, with a diameter of 200 feet. It ls estimated fee area een mr 1 the cle superinten- dents of Sabbath schools t take up a collec: dion on Sunday, the 24 of July, or on any — day before or after. course pas femorial church; i- Addison, rector of Trinity P. E. ebarch; "Wm. S. Hammond, pastor in street M. P’ eharch; Louls Stern, of the Washington Hebrew congregation. Other clergymen are expected to co-operate. ees REPUBLICAN STATE ASSOCIATIONS.— ‘The Wisconsin defendant true to his wife, trouble has been Jaw. Messre. Carrington and Carrt: ap peared for petit oner and Campbell Scrring 20n for at fendant. | Fanny Carter, Margaret Ciem Irwin Orr, Mary Grant Saxton, Etith | March Harmon, Jobn Long, Pail. Sheridan | brown, Lisle Seaton Lipscomb, Europla Laventia Chase, Eleanor ier, Charlotte | Mary Heitermuller, Ella Small Nichols, | Radelph Koob, Harrfet Catharine Lassier. | econd assistant.—Annie | Dora Pyles, Ella Virginia Crox, Loutse Grant Baaion. Mary Jane Orux, Lena Sum- my, omg wen rag as ae een mn Artbur Purner, Crace Summy, Edwin Ex- | ley, Joseph Betry Bloss, Charles Frederick i, Louis Long, Alice Gertrade Emery, a Belle Cauldwell. £ilen Emery, third | assistant—Arnie M. Brewer, Edward W. | Robinsea, John M. Robinson, Willie L. | Williams, Horace R. Hicks, Margaret J. | Dorey, Loutsa ee ee Jackson, | Fannie C. Balless, Richard i). Marshall, | Jackson, George W. Riley, Rob’t | jes T. Loomax, Angeline Brown, | Edmonds, Virginia D. Nelson. | 1 No. 1, 4th district, Caaries N. Otey | teacher—Hannah Seiler, Bertha Parker, Susie Heitz, Mary Evans, Susie Evani Frank Langston, Mary Brown. Richard Hc son, Wm. Tolliver, aise Williams, Cambell, Armstead Walker, Rosa Jotinson, | MaryJefferson, Emma Archer, Ella Tiomas, | Mary Johnson, Thomas Robertson, Ernest Slater, Maxwell Harrison, iuey S'ater, | fohnson, Bruce Evens, Jare Bouden, Victoria Poludexter. | Isaccre M. Smith, “first assistant.—Aana Smoot, Clara Jones, atie Seiler, Isaac ! Greene, Mary J. Jones, John H. Cook, Julia Boone, Susie Jefferson, Edward Garland, | Thomas Poindexter, Edward Racks, George Brown, Prisetiiw Tolsou. Mary F. Ilobson, | 8¢ Oud assistant.—Richard G. Siidou, sor} Friee, Arilisa Brown, Charles W. Diggs, | Wm A. Grice, Ella Harraday, Frank Selier, | Tuendore Goehtzer, Ida May Browa, Pailip | . Greene, Emma Aiexander. Anna “| Evans, third assistant—Carrie Bouden, Mary Alexander, Martha Green, Rebecca Simmons, Sarah Harris, Florence Ruff Catherine Raid, Richard Stewart, Meiile | Pierce, Joseph Churchwin, Clarence Heary, | issb<lla Johuson, Mary Parker, Mary Col’ | Dns. School No. 2, 4th district, J. R. Keene | teacher —Laura C. O'Hare, Minnie M. Het- | der, Amy E. Ande.ton, Sarah C. Truxson, | Carrie O. King, Edith M. Burgess, Saran | Taibert, Edward C. Wineberger, Margaret | M. Lanbardt, Jobn G. Keene, Harriet P. | Ward, Mary Emma Wais. India A. Wine berger, first assistant._Henry Stello, Sam’! | Talvert, Victor M. Anderson, Ada M. An- | Gerson, Henry D. Seidenberger, Annie E. | Robey, Margaret B. Piluger, Sophia Helder, | John H. Pfhager. Schoot No. 3. ith district, RL. Mitenelt | teacher —Geo. vodson, Josnua Salvy, John | H. Jackton, Wm. Day, Lavinda Camp>ell, Louisa Jackson, Edmund Thomas, Clara | mas, Thomas Gough, Wm. William, | Mary Rodgers, Peter Sneperd, Ellen Wile | —— Jobn Fisher, Mary Carter, John | wis. School No. 1, 5th district. A. A. Fairley teacher._Mary E. , Georgianna Baer, | Loniea Hiller,Annie Marchael, Philip Stubg- | | ner,Geo. McClelland, Isabel Talbert, Sebultze, Ada Hayes, Charles R.’ Taibei Caroline Crofoot, Caristopher C Kieny. | Schcol No. 2, 5th district, John C. Halle | A. Brown, | Detia M. Tin; teacher. Geo. W. Booe, Martha Nelson Colbert, Jas. Brooks, Cornelia Lucas, | Thos. Robirson, Jos. Lee, Wm. Crop, Mary | Brooks, Amy A. Bone, Laura A. Ross. | Scbool No.1, 6th district, M. M. Manning teacher—Aleatha E. Hagan, Emma J. Tay- lor. Annie C. Jordan, Wm. E. Jordan, Harry J, Large, Mary Bennett, Katie S. Hagan, | Virgie P. Taylor, Laura 1. Taylor. Mary E. | Baker, Mary E. Farr, Emma J. Nolan, Al- fred Jas. Taylor, Rich’d W. Griffin, ward | E. Baker, Jennie H. Griffin, Julia F. Stokes, Laura G. West, Victoria I. Hagan, Mary | Hardesty, Elisworth B. Farr, Frans Sharper, Alexander Sharper, Milton R. Griffin, Caas. | A. Barker, Alexius A Baker. Thos. H. Alder, | } g as. F. Packard, Edw’d 8. West, George W. | nes. Schoo! No. 2, 6th district. Jos. H. Voorhees | | teacher—Anua Brooks, M'nuie Bowman, | Mary Jones, Elizabetn Bradley, Abraham | Murray, Jas. Bowman, Amelia Heathman, | Elizabeth Gibson, Sarah Jones, Mary E. Stewart, Lucy Melont.ee, Ella C. Bambry, | Jas.Williams, Mary A. Bumobry, Jas. Henry | | Jenkins. Ante M. Briggs, first assistant.— | ib Ray, Isabe!la Johnson, Frederick rooks, Eliza Jenkins, Chas. Gaiiher, Henry Gaither, George Queen, Davis Queen, Mary | Tilman, Heprietta Williams, Wm.’ Gani, | | Daniel Queen. School No. 1, 7th district, Henry S. Petty, | teacher. — Alexander B.' Garden, Lottie Rober, Mary E. Summers, William B. Gar- den, James F. Rose, — W. Melintarff, Lavinia Walson, George King, Mary Jane | Taylor, Charles Dodge, George Dunnington, | Corrie V. Etzler, Edward Britton, Carroll | W. Smith, James’ Grimes, Anra W. Robey, Octavia V. ,Cora E. MoGiil mi’ Greenwell, Sallie A. Frederick, William J. Burgess, J: Clifford Van Hook. Mrs.C. A. L. K. White, first assistant—Wnra. William- son, Charles Arnold, Clarence tam White, John Kane, Richard Corn’ 5 Walter Fisher, Coaries Bivins, Francis adgett, Frances Pyles, aan ristmond, ist Hook, Pina ¥ ‘Hattie G. Roberts, Frederick, May A. Rose, Wm. Smith, Abraham Summers, Charles 0: Fiypn. Rachael J. Stelle, second nt. . E. Acton, Howard L. Lieweilya : oo Ly jes, Wm. 8. ry C Greenwell, | Payne, | Mass.; preralum.Jobn D. Me! bert Crouch. F.E. Halt first Abm. Smith, Maggie Ginzon, Horace Smith, Elle . Jorephine Fox, son, Annie Davir, Isaac West, Fraaces Jobn- Em ue Fat Colbert, Leroy Emma tiges, eo. Abreham Harris, Dellar Harris, Kenny, Ada Biair, Andrew Ross, -% etal wis. James Simpson, Susan Heteht, Harry Teed. @ e Jones. Mary J. +e 2 Eagiin, muel Delany, George Smith, Jacob Ennis, William Young, Mary Simpson, Mary Cal- bert, Matlida Lee, Elizabeth Jon jasaa SON, Joun Thomas D: is, John Sweeny, . To Dongiass Gibson, tonWilllam ‘Dorsey, Josep. ‘Aanie Brown. School No. 4, 7th district, Peter 8. Lesh teacher.— Sweeney, Lena Beyer, Mag- gie Quaid, Bridget Sk: ones Proe- tor, Annie Anderson, Alice Q) Henry Grimes, Sarah Beaven, Jane T. Beaven, Grace Grimes, Lain Lanham, Pat. Quaid, James , Charles Jenkins, Judsou Lin- coln, Mary Quaid. —- Georgetowa College. FIPTY-NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. There was a largeand brilliant assembiage Georgetown University, to witness the ex- ercises of the fifty-ninth annual commence- ment of the classical department of the col- lege-Centennial Academy class of 76— which commenced at 10:30 o'clock. The ex- hibition ball, which was crowded to its ut- moat capacity, was beautifully festoonel to with flags and decorated wii shaped as shields with “Lexington, ker Hil,” “Trent town,” “Saratog: “Monmoath,” and « Camden,” lettered upon them tn honor of the Centennial y The programme opened with music by tne Marine Band. followed by the salutatory by Jono J. Griffiss, of Mary- land, who stated that a Centenntal academy bad been formed, and subjects to that end | chosen by the speakers. Tne moraiog exer- cises, interspersed with music, were as fol- lows: “American Pcots,” an oration, by Clement Manly, of North Carolina; “Amer- | fean Oratory,” an oration, by John G. Agar, La; “A Century’s Progress.”’ an oration, by Bell W. Etheridge, Tenn. Then followed the | conferring of degrees upon the graduates (as velow). This was succeeded by the valciic- tory, by Jobn Carroll Payne, Va., which orators of the day all acquitted themselves with mueh credit. The distribution of prizes, in accordance with the list published below, and rousic closed the exercises. Among those present were Congressmen P | Kesnan, Alcorn, Caulfield, Eden, O Brien; Commodore Ammen; Rev. Dr. McCloskey, of Mount St, Mary's College; W. W. Corco- ran, esq.,andothers. President Grant was expecte!, but sent word that it was Impossi- ble for him to be present. THE GRADUATES. The following a Were conferred: Master of arts — J paral, M. D., m. Penn.; Noble Young, M.D. Bachelor of Arts—John G. Agar, heridge, Tenv.; John I. Griffi W.Et A. Th iomas Harvey. D. C.; Clemant Mant N.C ; Jobn Carroli Payne, Va; Wim. J. Wii! cox, Penn. THE PRIZE LIST. The full list this year, omitting only the numerous scholars ‘ably mentioned, is as follows: SENIOR CLASSES. In the class of Rational Patlosophy—The go'd medal to John Carroll Payne, Va.; premium, John G. Agar, La; distinguished, Clement Manly, N.C.,and Wm. J. Witleox, Penn, Puysics—Gold medal to J. Carroll Payne, Va.; premium, A. Toomas Harvey, D.C.; distinguished, Clement Mauly, N.C; Wm. J. Willeor, Penn.,and John G. Agar, La. Mechanics—Gold medal to J. Carroll Vv remium, A. Thos, Harvey, D. C.; distinguished, Wm. J. Willcox, Penn., and Clement Maniy,N.C. Rhetoric—Medal to James A. McEIbinn. - Y.; premium, Arthur Hood, jr., Ga ; distingaisned, Enoeh B. Abell, Md., and Patrick H. Lynch, Penn, English Literature and Composition — Premium to Esnoch B. Abell, Mi., distin- guished, James A. McEihinny, N.Y; Ar. thur Hood, jr, Ga; Patrick’ H. Lynch, Penn., and Eugene McCarthy, N.Y. Poetry— Medal to Kugene 8. Ives, Va.; permium, Sydney E. Mudd, Md.; distinguished, Chas. A. de Coarey, Mass.; Redmood D. Walsh, D. C.; Charles O'Donovan, Md.; Jos. L. Morgan, 8.C.; Wm. F. Smith, Md.; Andrew J. Saip- man, Va., and Thomas P. Kernan, N. Y. English Literature asd Composition — Premium to Sydney E. Mudd, M4; di guished, Charles A.de mona D. Walsh, D. Charles O'Donayan N. Y.; Francis Dut! cris, Ma.; Wm. F 1s ‘im. mith, Md.; Andrew J. Shipman, Va; B. Campbell McMeal, Pean,; *homas J. Timmics, Penn.; John J. Fatjo, La., and Charles E. O'Connor, 8.C. First Grammar—Medal to Wm. Gaston payne, Va.; premium, Edward U. Russell, W. Va; distinguished, J, Carrol Horsey, mi, Wa. Carvill, Nova Scotia; Albert J. Laplace, La.; Jobn N. Fleetwood, La.; Taomas &'. Ma!lan, Va, ead Thomas F. Casey, RI. Excellence in Engiisu Cow; 2!vion—Premium to Geo. Carroll Horeey, Md. SPECIAL PRIZE MEDALS. The Merrick Debating Medal, (founded by R. T. Merrick, Esq., LL. D..) was awarded to Beli W. Etheridge, of Tennessee. The Morris Historical Medal, (given by Mar- iin F. Morris, Esq.,) wa3 awarded to Clem- ent Manly, of North Carolina. The Toner Scientific Medat, (given by Joseph M. Toner, M. D.,) was awardc i to Cuarles A. be Courcy, of Massachusetts. The Hojfman Mathematical Medal, (given by Charlies W. Hoffman, Esq., L.L. D.,) was awarded t> Eugene 8. Ives, of Virginia. The Philodemic Gold Medal was awarded to Wm. F. Smith, of Maryland. The College ‘Journal’ Prize, (given by a friend,) was awarded to Clemeui Manly, of North Carolina. JUNIOR CLASSES. Second Grammar—First Section— Medal to Jas. Glennan, D. C.; premium, Walier 8. Clarke, N. ¥ ; distinguished, J. Geo. Job son, N. Y.; Francia P. McManus, Pa., Jas. Roane, D. C. Excellence ia Englisn Composition — Premium to Domiuic F. Sweerey, Pa. Exceileoce in English Con- position—Premium to Harry C.Walsh,N. J.; vistingnished, Edw'd L. Mellen, Mass, Grammer—Medal to Oscar J. Mudd remium, Edward A. Schaarman, EXcelience in’ English Composition mium to Springer Cenningham, Pa. PREPARATORY CLASSES, Improvement in English Composition— Premium to Jobn H McGraw, Va.; distin- guished, Wm. Bennett, N.Y. Second Ra‘ti- ments—Medal to Francis J. McLaughlin, 288.5 Mi; a distinguished, Ed provement in Eng! ym position—Pre- raium to Jobn VD. O'Hara, Ill; distinguished, ‘rancis J. McLaughlin, Mass; Eaward Lyneh, D.C.; Francis Dongherty, Pa.; James J. Finley, .C., and John D. McLaughlin, Mass. English Class—Medal to Raymond Du Puy, Pa; premium, John J. Stewart, Pa. Improvement in Eaglish Composition—Pre- mium to Raymord bu Puy, Pa. Christian Doctrine.—Senior Class—Medal to Thomas P. Kernan, N.Y.; premium, Eagene S. Ives, Va.; distinguished, Fran&iin Rob- erté, Md, Junior Class—Medal to Frank P. Clarke, Md; premium, Albert J. Laplace, La; distinguished, Prosper E. Thiau, v.C., and John C. Hagan, Va. Elementary Catechism.—Medial to John D. McLaughlin, Mass.; premiam, Frank J. Mc- Langhifo, Mass ;distioguished, R. Edward Joyce, D.C. ° Mathematics —First Mathematics: Medal to Eugene S. Ives, Va; premiam, Charles A. de Courcy, Mass; distinguished, Arthur Hood, jr., Ga; Redmond D. Walsh, Dist. of Col; Andrew J. Shipman, Va., and’ Patrick H. Lyneh, Pa. Second Mathematics:—Mo- dal to Dominic F. Sweeney, Pa i eeatom, Charles O'Donovan, Md.; distingaished, Jao. W. Burleson, Texas; Joseph L. Morgan, 8. C.; Sydney E. Mudd, Md; Charles P. Glen- Edward an, Va. First Arithmetic: Medal to Osear J. a Md.; pi jam, Bo- Johnson, oy. N. Y.; distinguished, Exoch B. i patrick H. Lynea. Pas ao Me * 3 » Noll, Ione Marsh, iat district, Sarah A. Shinn. Williams Joyos, Gray Bassey tateet eines Sarah ‘wiliisar toll ‘Bar: Avpa Grabam. James — der, Thomas eden, Hem Wi . . Susan Atlen, Catnarine James Simms, Jane Au- Mo. 3, tt W. Scott Mont- rs itant.— | Va.; Edward L Mellen, Maca. Oeil B. Paiterson, Ga. Dougiass Gib- | Ed. to-day at that tmehonored institation, | showed much care and study. In fact, the | | ‘fe | the portals of the institution were o} remii CoMMITTED.—Wm.8. worth, tinguish<1,James | Howard, Trhoee anseuk ca tun ohare BC. Pleasart D. ° shacl a ay ne, Ven wm. ‘cargut B63 Pa Bitae Uribe, Colo bla, 8. A. Boris ce Bodisco, Russia; Chas. ledal to James Schaar- to oa ; George Carroll . Md.; premium. Dominie F. Sweeney. Pa.; distin- bag George Johnson, N.Y.; Walter D. ELOCUTION. The re cross, Clement Manly, N.C. 5 nior Division—Premium, John G Agar. La; ye aoe Redmond D. Walsh, D.C; Bell W. Etheridge, Tenn. Junior Division— Premium. Raphael 8. Paine, Va. Pre; tory Department—Premium, Wm. Beanett, DRAWING. Object Drawing—Premiam, Damaso Laine, Cuba. Mechanical Drawing — Premium, Francisco Morales, Cuba. PEN MANSHIP. Premium, John T. Wamelink, Oblo. MUSIC. Piano—Premium. John N. Fleetwood, La. Violin—Premium, Conde B. Palien, Mo. prairie Retail Prices, Center Market. MEAT.—Beet, porter house, 3a25 per ib.; sirloin 20; round, 15: ing pisces, Bars, Gried, 20; sliced. 25: chip) corned, 812%; Matton, 5 Dried Boot, arb; Sliced, 25; Middiiugs, 18: whole, 15 cut: Tongues, each; Fis: ‘+ a0 per bunch; Perch, sdaa h; Catfish, 25 per bunch; Halibat, 20 per, Perch, yellow, 40 per bunch; Simon, (Galiforaia,) #adde. per Ib.;'Lobster, 12yal5; Blue Fish (largo Gia 5 15 ound 25 each; 2531 0 each? ; Shéephead lers, 10 per buach; do. Trout, 42 per bunch; Terrapins, 500.132 enc z9--Powatoge. Irian. 38 per pk; Cabbege, Darrots, § per bunch; Spinach, iS per Radi per bunch; Rhubarb, fc E mda.) 80 per pl doz 5 erp ; Oucu aber FRvitTs.—Oranges, 40a50 per dozen; ber dozen; Apples./new,) 80 per pK: RE; Cocoswats. Seiv each; Bananas, Gc. ‘per doz: incapples, ir%5, each; Strawberries, Saidc per Quart; Gooseberrirs. Sa8c per qt.; Cherries. 10 por at.; Raspberries, W0a}6 per qt.; Biaekberries, 15 T qt. our —Philndeiphia print, 50 per Tb.; New York Creamery, 40; choice roll. 40: fair do., 25035; Eges, 2 per dozen; es Ib. . ‘Pocitey—Chickens, dressed, 1 00at28 por pair; Peete, spring, 4.002600 per d FOUND DEAD IN THE Woops.—Yenterlay morning Mr. George Schmmerhora, residing at No. 919 4th street northwest, left his home, telling his famliy that he would be back in one hour or two. He did not retarn and bis wife was very uneasy, because since he lost bis position in the cash room of the Treasury department a short time since, he had been depressed in spirits, having been unable to obtain employment. Sue finally sent word to the police stations, and the fact of kis disappearance was telegraphed around. No tidings were heard of him until this morning when Mr. John B. Dord, who resides in the county, reported at the second precinct station house that Minta Hall, a colored an, had found in the bushes on the Queen's Chapel road, between the Brent- wood and Bladensburg roads, the deaa body ofa wh-te man answering his description. Some of Lt. Noonan’s officers immediately went to the place and Dr. Patterson, the coroner, subsequently went out to view the fend Prins wasidentified. Yesterday Om- cer Morgan noticed Mr. Schemmerhorn in the neighborhood where the body was found, and the latter asked if there was any harm intsetting down on the roadside. The de- ceased leaves a wife and four children. The jury rendered @ verdict of death by exbanstion, caused by cholera morbas. The body was turned over to nis friends. — MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Tilghman Greenleaf and Mary Ferguso: Ignaz Rammel, of Alexandria, and Aagusi Ott; L. Dongias Peyton and Rosa Fitzpa! rick; Waiker Green and Eliza Brown; ©. C. Reynolds, of Baltimore, and Sarah E. Wea: er; Wm. Brannum and Theresa Hornsburg; Charles Langley and Rebecca Dandridge; James Henry Holmes and Fanny Morton. ees CORAL Sets, Necklaces, Chains, Shawl Pins, Buttons aud Studs t» mateh, received at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No.4i; Pennsylva. nia avenue, near 4\ street. eee THE COURTS. Crrevit Court—Judge Humphreys. To-day, Garrett agt. Wilson; verdict for defendant. DD. McNamara agt. P. McNa- mara; verdict for plaintiff, $410. Kirk agt. Hamilton et al.; ejectment; on trial. CRIMINAL CourT—Judge MacArthur. To day, the trial ¢f Samuel Davis, charged onr Memorial" | _ AMUSEMENTS. LADIES’ GOODS Of all the reigns of terror HO, FOR THE CENTENNIAL! Ee ot Hee " morsels over Snow — i | Wisbes te astomere See tetents SG oo forego Sn as i Goring JOLY te we Serr: Tet A, Param ioe Investigate 0: !f you will | py a peat do nat stop the east, | sto. B10. $10. ene. | Seoseth’ ty Seip eee be tpamntag house = <_—____isifyw_ | . an na > Will shut down on our bash. ovoK a ERK IES. AewOUm: 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 The tatlor and the codbier To whom We owe @ score, Dou’t smile upon our coming coy LADIES BEADY MADE SUITS. A CENTENNIAL BNIERPRISE. As once they did of yore. And the landlord looks ‘more pensive OVER SKIRTS AND BASQUES, Ly each succeeding day, aca And mutters as he doles the grab “T hope the cuss will pay.” My wife she talks Centennial Say we'll take that In, Jast to decsive the children For Ob! 'twould be @ sin To trouble little heads like their's With thoughts of aught but play— Sammy hurry up the bill And don't cut down the pay. Your honorable committes ‘We love it—’deed we do, No maiden's prayer is more sincere Than this cur prayer to you. Investigate us if you will Bat don’t curtail the cash, For it you do ’tis hard to Where we will get our LADIES UNDERWEAR. FLOWERS, BATS. RIBHON, ano MILLINERS GOODS loss than cost. JUST RECELVED— 4 lergeasort mont of HAMBURG EDOBS aad | BCRU LACES selling at # reduced price. HEATER COMIQUE, =n T Balow Peavsicania teen | wie CORSETS and KID GLOVES ina ereat variety. OPEN THE YEAR KOUND, Performances EVERY a | dies and Children Even WipsEsbat ote SATURDAY AFTESNOOR. | 5. HELLER's, FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. | yeu kT S8Pa0! Variety. Drama, Barieagne and Comedy, 2ortt-ly —Weriety . Drama, Burioayneand Comedy. novil-1 HUMAN BAIR very tow at ash. J. HP. +e. PouiTicaL NoTes.—_The Pernsylvania repuolican glate committee at Harrisburg yesterday adopted resolutions strongly In- > =~ <4 JUsT CEIVED. doreing the candidates nominated and plat- | CO“ NO) On Kishibition (Naw No . J frm adopted at Cincinnatt. ----The N. ¥. | get® Soe A a2. FRENCH OTP CAVALIEES, — bey = Sousa democrats = ER RIVER PAMELAS, show signs of combining on Gen. Hancock. 0d other desirabie shapes: ++--Px-Senator Brownlow says that every | “#439 74 : ee Aleo. @ pew asrortmer 2 it true man and patriotofevery party can sup- | Gootee Oi! Paintings, Rnaravings, Unromes, ae. | TEAVELING «14 SHADE BATS. port with pride and pleagare theticket nom- | Als. largest eect br Bry ‘Hangrage, Winsow FINE FLOW RKs. PRAT nated at Cincinnat!. +*+-The Missouri | Shades, Pictures, Framer, Picture ene Te | ges, Hot L KS. BIBBO democratic state convention for the nomi- | *it,5% ie, District, Spucial etrentien etven bo arm nation Of state officers and electors is ealied to be beld in Jefferson City Wednesday July 19. he Nashua Teiegraph prozaises 3.600 major'ty for Hayes and Wheeler in New Hlampzbire, and even 5,009 if the republicans go into the campaign with their usual vim. ***;The faculty and students of Kenyon col- lege, Obio, rejoiced over the nomination of Gov. Hayes with hearty unanimity. The candidate for President is an alumaus of that college. ‘The Cincinnat! Enquirer observes: “Gen. Hancock is picking up strength throughout the west and south, bat @ great many ple have an idea that Hon. EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. SS400MD ANNUAL SUNDAY ECHOOL FES- OF ST. DOMINIC’S CHURCH, For benefit of Parochial School and BEYER'S 71m STREET PARE. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, ise. Tickets, 25 Cente. In order to redoce onr lar, ame Soe ont large stock of HATS, we >. t in the city from Se. rp. 3,4 and 6 butve: Hugh J. Jewett is the Obio horse with s Tesiionabie tints. a blanket over bis head.” ----Ex-Governor Bieck French LACES for trimming purposes, Howard, of Michigan, old man, of black re- a SUNDAY, (23th instent,)at So'clock a.m, | Very cheap. ave. Bs. 3, ib rf . Sod where tec pet neon hes STEAMED HARUINCER, $e10-tr 691 and 623 D street worthwest. Heturning at8 p.m. F: ta. eR : M. EB. GREGG, Osp'sio TR SKOORD ANNUAL EXOU ss!08 0) Would go when they broke, and I thought more of them would go for Hayes than for Bristow, ard I said to our boys, ‘Now is the MISS KE. A. McCORMICK, with perjury. Was resume.t, and it was belog &rgued to the jury when our report closed, GEORGETOWN. ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION—The Medial Scholars.—Tbe premiums at this institutio: yesterday were distributed alternately by Father Healy and President Grant. “The academic honors, consisting of a crown and fold medal, were conferred on Misses Carrie ©. C.; Mary R. Wilcox, Tenn.; Es- ion, Mo ; Lattie Tarner, Mo ; Mary ell, 1.; Mary Logan, Ill; Emma Eden, Ill; Ro.e Eden, Lit. The second hovors, consisting of a silver medal,on Misses Hattie Newcom>r, Md.; ; Maria Touceda, ©: -C.; Ida O'By: Kitty Davis, D C.; Georgie Gibbon Minnie McGill, D.C.; Mimie Morrison, Mo; Bessie Jones, D.C ; Ida Thecker, D.C ; Annie May, Lulie Summers, Md. Mamie Ray, D Baltzetl. Pd ; ue, D.C.; Lizzie Jones, .C.; Lulie Poore, D, C.; Sallie Wetzel, D. C. Graduating medals were conferred on Misses Carrie C. Simms, 8. C.; Mary R. Wil- cox, Tenn. There was one thing yesterday which de- tracted from the pleasure of many who at- tended the opening exercises. 1t is not hos- pitable to keep invited guests waiting at your doors, but a long line of respectable peo- le, mostly ladies with lickets, were forced to stand for some time in the hot sun a 3, and then there was a general scramble for places, during waich dresses were tora and some bad feeling engendered. The Sisters in charge should see that this is better managed next year. GxkoRrGETOWN FEMALE SEMTNARY—JU- NIOR ENTERTAINMENT.—The annual janior entertainment of the Georgetowa Seminary took piace at the school building last evé- ping. The ome consisted of recita- tions by isses Wallace, Linton, Helgh, Sawyer, Miller, Cragin; original eomposi- tions by Misses Ridley and Ear!; instrumec- tal music by Misses Sawyer. Ridley, Back. ley, Shulab, Myers and McCants; vocal music by Misses Miller, Shelah, and voeal clas; and @ dialogue entitica "+ 1776-1376- 1976,” by Misses Myers, Beall and Sbulah. The commencement exercises will take place to-morrow evening. SUICIDE BY DROowsING.—The body of a colored man, which was aiterwards identi. fied as that of Richard Sanders, was found in Rock creek, near the outlet lock, yester- day evening about 4 o'clock. A man by the name of A. J. Arrington pulled Saunders out of the creek at K street ridge, where he hai jumped in last Monday night about 9 o'clock, and took him as far as the Circle. It is thought he went immediately back, and carried out his suicidal attempt, as he has been missing since, as stated in Tue Star. No cause for the act is known. Saunders was 65 years old, and sober and industrious. The body was takén to his home on 15tn or sayemn Land M, where an inquest was held. CATTLE MARKET.—[Reported by J. H. nan, D. of C.,and Thomas J. Timmins, Pa, engla.]—Number of cattle on market, 227; Third Mathematies:—Medal to Edward O. | Kumberlaga'i patcnees, 10 ernest Russell, W. Va; premium, Alv’t J. Laplace, | trom 4to 5% cents per owing 15 left over. La ; distinguisned, John N. Fleetwood, La. | Number ‘aud lambs, 1,824; number Algebra— First section:—Medal to Frank P. | goig, 1,234; 90 left over; old sheep sold from 4 Clark, Md.; premium, Louis G, Jounson, | 19 § cents ; lambs, from $3 to $4.50 Golan, 8.76 ustoenithed Fuaseact | por ena, "Fenty cows and calves sold for bs a y ; le b bra—Second section:--Medal to John C. Ha- | $20 to $50 per bi ee an, Va; premium, Edward R. Smith, Obio; Stetinguicned, Francis Repetti, D.of C., and ALEXANDRIA. inga from Joseph Lesby, in Alexan- cGraw, Va.; Rozier Varaell, | dria county, bas been heretotore ‘not p 05 iy | was examined at the jail to-day by County ouis Ki ‘Wiliam F. | Justices George Franklin and Andrew Jen- ker, D.of C., and Taos. th |, and was committed to Book: keeping: — Medal to | jail for the action of the grand jury.—(@a- Ma.; — mes Dad- » 218t. ; distinguished, Wan. F. iz Grass Crop.— Tho in ell, Joseph D. T; Fringe enententook pers ngewe ap arg gy . J 2 the streets, and if au- exander A. ton, Thomas J. Ryan, to thelr interests Y., and rae Cunniogham, Pa. have it cut, they will be in time for @ second Arh ¢:— Medal to Walter D. Gerk 4 Neca big end = a. D. ae —There is. Sen istinguished, Niebol: ; Kennedy, searci ‘vessels here, and g number con- William Bennett, N.Y.,and Elias Uribe, Co- Signed to the can company are lombia, S.A. = 5 overdue.—[Sentinel, 21st. ic Chemistry—Medal to Arthur BEECHER’s SALARY.—Plymouth chareh, Ho r., Ga. jam. James A. McKEi- | Brooklyn, N. Y., which last raised Mr. Binay 4 x eeoher’s thousand to one hundred im bay oe N.Y. Isorganic Chemlstey— Metal of bis trial, voted to restore it to poue ieen,v ond D. isn EG; | <A boxe HoLmax.—The New York stock, F Ware” & Eloséd from the lat to the Stn of July. Forty Monieat ineee aa two firms in the iron business in New noun vaneviene York eity have also decided to close during aed ; oe ge ey, eta tennial s penton; 4 Medal to Francie €, MeMaaus, 5 | was the the building, ium, James D.C. with ‘music and ‘and time to strike,’ and we struck’ and hit the | goghePRABODY LI: Beary as STEERT, (ST. CLOUD BUI animal & blow right between the ¢: ad on anal will Mie BBY Daily recetving all the latest Novelties tm AN EXPLOSION occurred in Wolff's torpeto | 16. Steamer Lady of the Leke will leave Sixth matory in Gremaviigy Xa. yerenday Rit | Siateuyntaschaats, ge? Sater | MF AND ATA, oNNerE, ware, Laces y ’ ry. fn a 5 YORUM BUREAU & Ladies of Wi sat 10000 Vea Crna upet lee, ace SLEELY TASES, STS Eisen ant vty or eg 7 Sy ox ’ + | (A continustion of the series givea of the Pilot 5 Lizzie Hermann, aged 17; Mary Schatzer 15. levt J 717 M. SILVER, John Rohenback 2, Henry Brehen 2, and THURSDAY. Jane 22—Ieaves 717 ‘Wm. Gimbert, the foreman, seriously, and ‘at MARKET 8PACE. several others slightly. The cause of the ex- sale at B 18nd selection of Ladies’ Plosion is unknown. ob READY. KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.—A train on | | § 8.—After this ie, these BXCUEstONs will enapase fhe Kentucky central sallroat last nightran | Serene ph NESOAY E ee st | SUITS, OVERSKIRTS, BASQUES, ni rove of cattle near Cynthiana, throw- = = \STERS AND ULSTERS. ing 8 portion of them from the track, killin, BU o David Parshall ana Edward Thomas, bot! Adams Express messengers, and injuring the At very low priors. Also, « large arsortment of baggage master. ee een sel oe HE STEAMER 8 x Xcursiopa o: : ac, St rates which will onsble ores — TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, to enjoy the exclusive use of the boat. Ladies will do well to examine stock before Rose EYTINGE. the actress, in.a dispatch | je¢ tm M.BGREGG. Capisin, | purchasing cleewhere. * “ae from Chicago to the New York Graphic, de- —— bn tS ELP. EREF nies the cbarges against her busband, Col. XCURSIONS,. received a. Gover HH. Butler, of having treated her bra- The boat MARY WASH! 4 EB Bo! bye “aSb. ous tally. DAILY EXCURSIONS, incl Sd next, 0f 1209 Peann frais ear wer Five NeGRors HANGED BY WHITE MEN. Beare to MOUNT vz —- WME Waa = The New Orleans Picayune reports thenang- | RERI “ L A VenEELEA ing of five negroes at Mount Pleasant by ing white “regulators.’ READING NOTICES. LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER aT #10 914 Sirce!, Opposite Patent Qfhes. The Crown Raffalo Horn Comps. | 8 lub ) Perens. atthe Slowing prices "ek of LADIEG’ BOOTE They pars smooth! through thebeir, with- | "Pantie can takes piessaut day's trip down the | Breach Mad Botoced...._...... out catching or breaking 't off. Lbey will | river and enjoy the healthy fresh river air. at rea lish + we \adimemacaiomeme Lot scratch or insure tne sealp. SS jo amtoxicating drinks sold on Pebble « cesnenutemneent a a oat. ‘These Goods sre all made at my establishment ‘The Mary Washington can be chartered for Even- | and are gusvante~d mano: CITY ITEMS. tog Rxcursiovs or te retry for way parties that | factered'n the Usine teen © S27 OCR —— way wish to remain et any of the shove-named re- | mara-tr Pur raspberry and blackberry wines at | sortsuntil ght. For further information apply to Xander’s, 911 7th street; sure cure for diar- | @ ¥. ATL 5145 7th st., or on board. elt iw — poner 0 —————— Dr. W. BEXSOWS GREY ams oe FESTIVALS, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. OMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep- ONE HUNDRED tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and we ae Pema fa bo centas ‘Sold by all Draeeinty to Wastin? VEINS ria) Saet ; Sold by all Draggis a8 ORBOW RVENING. : a ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 224,00" | ecivce scinsniidauhamcialladmeads ~-? 3 Reece. REFRIGERATORS BANKERS, GEORGETOWN ADVERTS, ING: T 2 Matting waste 2 sebeageass Good White and Checked Matting at 2) cts. Buperior quality at 3°,85, 40, 45, and 50 ct 1.00 yards Victoria Lawn at Bs worth — of Spring Dress G: at marked on White Goods of sll kinds, for school commence- ment cresses. 2 button Kid Gloves for @1, tn all colors. The“ Vic'oria” Kid Gloves, 2 button, g! 80. miétr BENJA MILLER, 103 Bridge «t Sree ABD SUMM! iM STEAM DY iG AN! = rm ¥M. hw Eats. OLD AND RELIABLE BSTA Ladies and tiemen can heve tl 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, pay 6 per cent. interest on deposits, payable ondemand. Special rates on time deposits. Interest paid January and July or cred- ited. 5,271,060 —___»___. A Case of Thirry Years Standin East AURORA. N. Y., May 22,1 Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons: Gentlemen—I was troubled with dyspepsia for thirty years, and tried several medicines advertised for the cure of this distressing complaint without deriving any benefit from them. About a year agoI commenced taking the Peruvian & peo altogether twelve bottles I ind myself entirely cured. I consider my case oue of the worst I ever beard of, and I take great pleasure in rec- fromrsnecsn | the Peruvian Syrup to all dys- pepties, believing that it wil! be sure to care them. Yours respectfully, J.T. BowEN. Sold by all druggists. AT cosrT. OALL AND EXAMINE THEM aT CHRIS. RIESSNER’s, joi9 tr 7:5 & 717 Trn STREET N. W. THE IMPROVED EITCHENER Will do the family cooking with one-half the coat required by any other Baoge tn the market; coste First-class ing and Dyeing. A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by removing to his new building, 906 G street northwest, three doors west of 9th street, iSUhine ube alt infiortamsteP wel | ge Gee AO re LO} es ro" ery Sramericas or Huropean inveution, nein | "[SR,OENUINE -DECKER BROS.” PIanO® Secgesied by ner not pomeeingtume te | 2% oes Oe be equal \0S€ No! ber mers é s Senet at dpelietinna’ idly © near Pennsylvania avenue, ies dresses clean without ANOS AND ORGANS AF GREAT a = preg Femelle. Saullgemnl Travelers leaving the city can have work | $0 URGARS snd MELODEORS tron! The lareect mortment of SLATE and done on the very shortest notice. ne Fe aos from @30 and up; now ORGANS MAD ARLU! Prices lower than ever before, tosuit the from $75 and up, at the city. — : aang) 2 F; ELLIS & COS, | HAYWARD @ HUTCHINSON, Corns, B Di Nails. Pennsylvania ayeaue, Vascular ‘Excrescentes, &c., successtally | Sql¢ Agents for Chickering aud Weber Pianos and 317 Orn ETREET NORTHWEST, Sentes Uy De. Waite, 16s Peer ivones = 0.5 GEAls, myi-tr STOVE ant PLUMBING HOUSE. avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. Refers to AA $2o.m Saeko. ane | the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and ¥ O08 for SPECIALT: thousands of other well-known persont mer pane ge LE ‘LES who patronize his establisument. Hours—8 | 9tn street northwest. a.m. to6 p.m. Fee, $1 per visit. Established FOR THE SEASON. in Washington in Cecw ov. WME Beet ome ros. 3 BEFRIGEBATUES 0K CHESTS. WATER is FAMILY SUFPLIBG. __ | Seveeteremae wat sans, "TERAPYomesnan, os ORIENTAL TEA STORE. Satoriment of ‘Pianos which have’ been tPA WEBS @ BEVERIDGE, ri} iow prices. "Waning an peirieg Bros a IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND OBOOKEEY, 97m Br.,¥.M.0. A, Buinvins, Sere E, 5 Ee soso Fanugacmaam te FIRE TS**: ven OWS cotaty_ 453 filet. fow door above Fe. er. SS SED EGS TORMFORE amen 7s ‘ bo vane cus SRE ae a eerie era doaroa Gite sarane, | SUMMER CLOTHING | tuoi pista. EXTRA GUNPOWDER: FRESH COFSERH, AROMATIO COFFERS, In'all varisties RIgBTaL Br aaa ST COFFEE, B ORIENTAL BR. ‘AST CO TRY ON ALY ab CENTS A FOUND. - VE! FRROH SPIORS. || FCI i x (08 ai a Bgaert J. WALTER DUVALL: Feo. jel tr GROCERIES. at HS wit ea page ES ite EVLIN & CO.’ ; : “Seirte 1918 os pipee o LADIES’ ALL KINDS FROM 60c. UPWARDS. se NR. KEBLEY, 7 pre MISSEXY GAUZE UNDERWEAR BEEF, VEAL, EAT Ere &e 2 ‘Center t FROM 96 CENTS UPWARDS, and akong de ed eo of barge, to all parts of the 4 * FINE SHIRTS A SPECIALTY. COAL AND WOOD. (0aL AND KINDLING WOOD. SES Lm tesa ts BS es