Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1876, Page 4

Philadelphia papers to-day. borthwest of Capitol nds to and | written by himself for the occasion. Theora- Ree aivertisement of a mesting of mem: | includin © crossing of 15:h Street west, | tor of the day not betng present, the oration bers of the Republican Central commitiee | With such @ pavement as they, or a majority | was sudstitured by the sentiment, ‘The da; month. | froma by homens So haze bene cares o¢ coativ: ne y usin The Daye | —— or pore the heat oc- | Mount Smmar SoctETy —The centennial Sc:phur and Mag eoivde Iros. ty | cel ven wader the auspices of the | | N B—Wo ligner sol4 on the boat. Dream | ‘aco:unmede ious of the men were wearing the sams hats and | $f. 4 B —Bo ligt on lee © snpege joes eaval t0 say in -_ = =e —_ = LO LICE ECT TE NE TELLICO LOL EIS see ts ———— nn —— ~ $$$ Sous 2 ° NING STAB Tue “Fourth” at Mount Pleasaut, | How to Avold Heat Prosttntion r GEORGETOWN. EXCURSIONS, PIG NICS, &e. _ SUMMER RESORTS. j y ae nu at this wile village & ketizor Star:—In the —— p OO — BV ENT site In the House yesterday, on ™ ee eee Toke Villas Ot | espcbig niwian ak traooracet tea | PaeceaG mene CLUB—Annual Erection of | Ppa. SUNDEALANy 8 OHURC TS “es reecuat, ference re, “7tton of Mr- | early been prepared and handsomely deco. | fehectally im view « upon us, I beg leave to | ovicers— Tie anuual election of officers of —~ nT. va, Hi RSDAY. Stevenson, the — Penr _2ortoa the di | tated for the Centenntal occasion, and as { srggest that during my recollection I never | the Potow se Boat Ctuo for the ensuing year | STEAMER JaNZ MOSELEY “se sirable SS for the repaving Preah lvania arenas | early #89 o'clock in the morning patriotic have seen @ man overcome by heat who | tok plac last night at the club rooms, i MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1012, avi Weather Probudiliiies To-day, was taken Op @riows, -redia. The bili as | citizens of the village and of te city and | kept bis coat and sbirt collar opea—all re- | Union H. ol. The meeting was ny @t- | Porty mile down the river, leaving 20. = raze aereed to is gs | surrounding country had began to assemble strictions about the throat removed. I re- | tended, a_i arrangemeuts were made for ® | fee wharf at belf-past five, end re- = , ng O¥rice or Curer S1¢"4t Orrions Be tt enact 6 be, -At the President of the | atthat point. By i o'clock a large crowd | member the hardest march ever made by and regatta, to be held on the 15ty lustant. | turn at Mo'elock. the house a croinet cua eae nem hme lodetail Gen, H'@4@be it, hereby direciat | had assembled, and the exercises were | Lee's army--that after the Coauuiiy agte | Fist {cliowing oMfcers were electes: Presi | Tick admitting gemicman aot tady, or tev You jag ows the bench Fees For the states, westerly winds, ee tbe J. Wright and we 4 promptly opened by @ fervent and eloquent | towards the crossing of the Potomac—an dent, Col. Frank Jones; yice ident, Sam'i j tagice. i aren Aa woat | Oba SS fa 2 adires backing to southwes or southerly, ris- | Giilmore, of ine Lngineer corps of the army, | prayer by Rev. Mr. Freeman, followed by | Delleve it was the hottestway, with lees of | @. Young; secretary, Arthur T. Brice; assist A TAI, a Dm, P.O. Box ©. ia fo _ re, stationary or falling ba- pt te Fon Clark, of Washington, | an erudite and grand address by the pres- | drinking water along the —— that ever | ant secretary, J. Dixon Doyle; treasurer, ys 4s. T™ SEW BATH-HO ~4 J generally clearor fair weather. | Dis! ahene oe shall form a commis- | jient of the day, J. W. Buker, esq. Mr. Ba- troops experienced in this country, and yet | Wm. A. Gordon; captain, F. A.’ Miller—ail AY Bot eRINGS, RR pan act kind of pavesneat ip be nsed ia | Kets ackdress, ite all his productions, was | not more than three men out of 80.000 were | Nelecteds Heciswanen yr? Ghcion wee aee BATH COUNTY. ViBGLaTA, —— —— mi Phen est of pavement to be ased in | stirring, patriotic and sloquent, and ‘gave | prostrated by beat. Those three men fell | clect! mittee, J. N. ‘Nor. Rapidly ipproaching cotapl: LOCAL NEWS. Pectin cst gnbeyivania aveaue, and all inter | great satintaction. Thea followed the sing- | and were buried near by Frying-pan chorea. | men wo TL tage Nair Wit haves Sal seer, a sect! mis of sti » avenues and alleys cross- | ing of «id Handred” by the assembly, and | The orders of the medical St the be- | Dodge. 8S. E. Wheatley; boat- commit. rot twelve Roars, wf yr ml and Coadeased Locals. oe eke Same, including the triangular spaces | tne reading of the Declaration of Iadepend- | ginning of that terrible ‘march were in ane. tee, G. V. Balch, S Gibson, N. B. ee eS oc em cerengee From the new firm of Milans & Wilkins, | S.feetly connecting with the Pennylvania | ence by f. W. C. Lipscomb, jr., in his the men remove every ob. | Fugitt. A communication was received Staten, The’ weners Vary io temperature, booksellers and stationers, #19 7th street, We | &vemue pavement, abutting on parts of | ural masterly style. Prof. Lipscomb is one stacle to breathing (like collars) about their | from toga Rowing Association, in- | and recge as high asl dngrees Their erect have samples of beantiful trie. Squares pumbered 254, 256, 323, 318 and 40%, | of the most finished readers in the District. | V3 & few swallows at & | viting the club to take in the coming tive powers in cases of rheametion. gn’. diveasee We are ag: tedtet to Mr. John C. Par. | Dut not ineluding the sidewalks; and to have | §.G. Arnold, esq., the racy writer for ths | time and as frequently as they please.” international regatta on Saratoga lake, next ef the liver, acd amrrous otber dissa.s ere ee ker fer early copies of the New Yors and | S@id thoroughfare paved therewith from the | Toledo Blade, then recited an original poem, | | Mr. Editor, I don’t eve & clear case of | vrew » Mount Sinat.on Taesda; furnished at moderate prices ws | ELL, ° Of the said commission may upon. | We celebrate.” and was responded to by H. L. | clothing they used in the winter time. Lee's . Was @ grand success, and Queena? nso eee Teaident physicitm. Fo be ithe cuatoining coramittee and surgeons of | See. 2. That within. tea after the | Piper, esq , the young stumporatorof Maine. | Shedicaf dresser atiripe tea ef Know. tne | aet,July 3. was, by Mr. J.S:Roséatualnor | SUNDAY BXCUBSION etry a achUet ene the Board of Police to-day examined twenty | Passage of this act, or as soon thereafter as | The sentiment inspired the speaker, and he | good health of the men who fought the battle Baltimore, was an eloquent and fine effort. LADY OF THE LAKE. Ita Ho! pr Bath Va. ———- for positions on the force. may be, the commission named berein shall | even surpassed his best efforts on the stamp. | of Gettysburg to the fact that they ‘kept BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the alar — vetectiv ‘comes and tler last night | meet and organize by the election of a presi- | ‘Tne + Red, White and Blue” was then sung, | their arsopen.” Yours, &c., CONFED. ored nan at . « nals Ce mf : ™ - a x r Seabrook, ore) man Bamod Jones at | Peroin imposed upon thent; and. as soon as | supelnot Mount Fleasant ty HC. Harmon, | | Tas Manrer Ho nity Court, made Scene Lane Whe Wake se. pours, (ib on the Potomac, arriving homme prompt: | Ruvasy Hetalt nm elines tee we The next annual meet practicable they sbail give uotice for one | mittee chosen for the purpose, in accordance order in the case of Hoffman agt. the Wash- Talbott, commission merchant, sold yester- Powtnd ‘cents; childres half price. | HiLStation, W.& 0 RB, Loudon c Bill Posters’ associat Sho chleset Wastes Peionenns re re ep Meter acer day, 20) bomuels of prime new wheat from | Tthabd fthatrest care go direct tothe whart. | 7 y w York city, ne: + | Soe een er Seaman » Philadelp! | consisting of ssrs. S. G, * Lugus fi SL = Seng eee nn ew York city, Weinenday, | Wow York, for prqpomsin’ with fla ©. Harmon and Benjamin “PF Davis. | arrears of rent due or whica will o-cone pebemtoto ala W.-H. Tenney & Sons, at$i.i0 | _J¢ | a tele m Colonel Moore states | tious, for paving said avenue: | reg’ monthly meeting of the Tenth Bailding As- nteetie : il Bam F pment the heady sociation thirty shares an ave- ake fone, lear in MARKET Hovss CASEs.—To-d ant Were sold at an @ hor wharf, ects at 3 Mion are | Obd cane vided, = baving oh ei f ; | They cover the history o. this portion of ibe | dueonor before that day, in three tusta 0 a = OB CHARTER. i i. tat ‘ibe Warhington Light Infaatry corps | Tost sald pavement shall be of tue best | jyisirict from the time tue estate passed | ments—one-third on or beiure July 1011, Brcwn, about 800 nt Goan Eine ee N cameeennah MOPELEY ant J ow he season with every faciticy will r ne aL S20 t a oon. Oar | mat yJaid io the most substantial maa- | from Lord Baltimore, and embrace many | third on or before August 10th, and tha og on’ Fifth street, between’ Market and | THOMPSON way ie Ghumena “ om: boys made A most creditable appearance at | ver, Without mupecessary delay: aad | items of interest. They are to be revisel | mainder on or before the last day of August. Frederick. | Excursions at reasonable rates £ country fare, and Philadelphia, aud will be warmly weicomed | th3t ® good and sufficient bond to the Ualted | and published in pamphiet form for the ben- a On a Strfxr.—Qmite a number of coopers | By at Company 4 Office. foot of 8h w fave both Unies depot, staltmone, “ home. States, with sureties, 19 be appoved by the | efit of any who may have an Interest ia this “ € from the d ferent shops stopped work here JACURSIONS TO THE CAPES | Sud Blue Bidge station, twice daily, Suocaye ex About five o'clock this morning a colored | C-tmte!ssion, shall be exacied, guaranteeing | inieresting section of the District. Equity Courr—Judge Wylie. this morning, and are strixing for higher | | cepted mes pund tne body of adeal | tbat the terms of any contract or contracts The first sentiment was:—The President of Yesterday, Small agt. Aigier et al 1 | . ai the corner of @n alley on 34, | *béli be strictly and faithfully observed, and | Detecen Band PF shes. it was cranced | that the contractor shall keep the sald pave | | | j | f te Doarde-s, BY ar went Wo ceenp) ing @, @12 per week By.the month, 978 ri Adcres JOWN LRB CHAP A. a 5 é = wager. ‘The steamer JANE MOSELEY will te: the United States: An honorable postion, | agt. Bell et al.; orders appointing trusts» io Caaeits MARKET.-|Reportea by J. H, | SATURDAY. at 3 p. pa whether filled by a Washington, Lin: | release. dus agt. Hulse; decres duatly | Kengla & Co |—Numberof cattle on market, | aon. for Fortress Menrie. in or Grant, it represents pre-eminentiy | ratifying sai¢. Caro agt. Caro; Ellsworth | 245; Sumiber sola tn butchers, at prices rang: | 8P4,the Capes of Virginia, st>ppto: fondamental principle that the people | agt. Ellsworth; Connecticat Life Insurance | ing from one ts fice per puund—18 sent t artterers Gat Ruins Look: 8 sentiment was appropriately re- | Co, agt. Phelan; orders for appearance. Keese ~ ‘ast ington at 6 o'clock hers: s cant Aracil acd ment in good repair for the term of three house by Sergeant Arac Years; And said commission shall re‘aia 1) , has Installed Per cect. of the cost of the work as an atti- 4 EYSs Sv » Th ?aitimor ; nu ‘ VE MILES WEST OF MOUNT JACKS eaten annus tne enaning | Uonal s curity and a guarantee fand to keap | Lponded to by 8G. Arnold, cag. | agt, Bradley; decree confirming auditor's re- | fampmore: Wi leftover: Sheep Ornate tes | St Company's wharf. foo | os Sibet BSANOM 18 8 0. ue “ r o. | the same in repair for the sald term, which @ Army: Born at Lexington, educated | port. Estate of Gooley and estate of Hoer- | 4v¢ 4c. per pound, and lambs from #3 T= STEAMER B ] n = OPENE) FOR TMS BeORPTLO! said percentage shali be investe in tha bonds ey Forgeand graduated at Yorktown; | nig; decrees confirming probate proceedings. | 12 Sd per head; 20 cows and calves sold chartered for fo | QF VISITORS FROM June tet, until wh s Dav of the United States and tae interest thereou | 1t gave lessons to Joun [ull at New Or- | Coiburn agt. Crocker: onder qaashing cor: from $20 to $50 per head. pee ob tp ES | J. 'M. WOODWARD. ‘late of awh John Rholes, 0G.” paid to said contractors. | leans, and won Its brevet at Chattanooga, | tiorarl. Burostine agt. Plant; order’ that Bac, at rates which will eoable even small parnics | 2.8. WOO! a , np seam. Sec. 5. That the cost of laying down satd | Gettysburg and Appomattox. Responded to | judgment be paid. Richardson agt. District; — M. B. GREGG, Captain, "Tuts piece bes teen greatiy tmprorcd and the The Sixth Street Hack Stand. pavement shall be paid for ta te following | by Capt L. 8. Emory, of Gettysburg fame. | ‘order allowing J. V. Noyes to intervene. ALEXANDRIA je16-Im Sixth street Whait, | Hotels and Cottages ore equal to any alorth oc If ANSWER OF THE HACKMEN. preportions aud manner: The Washiugion | “3, The U.S. Navy: An invention for the | TO-DAY, s » _- = | South oes imma . a= — an ether etucek. “Be ige | 224 Georgetown Rallroad company shall romotion of peace, which goes by water. | Rotrman et al.agt. Washington Market Co; TROUBLE WITH THE HARNOR CHARGES. o a bah oa! 4 oom m Yesterdav, in the Equity Court, Judge | bear allo the expense for tia Responded to by J: 8. Delano, esq. who | order to pay rent in arrears, order refusing | a grout deel or complaint has began to be AMUSEMENTS. — Wylie, the case of the District Coramissi the work lying between tne exte: rr sailed into his subject with fying colors and | to quash writ of assistance; and order fixing | made by parties interested in the coal trade, | So 4 "ron ers and the proprietors of the Nationai hotel | the tracks of the road, and for a distar the experience of an old “sait.” | Commission of receivers. fron hers—bill for an in. | tWe feet from an exterior tothe track on | 4. The Press: Our Tuird Estate, ambitious In re lunacy of | of the Charges of harborage, made against ‘TEEAT ES Cpmious. sh ny Jane T. Close; decree appointing commit- | vessels tri g to this port, by the newly ARS) canta Avenue, per day. $2 50; per wer de thereof, and of keeptug the same | to be the first; may it never forget the vir- I Cl Farr; di ” —_— month. of 85 day orestrain defendants from using | 6#¢h side | 3 tee. In re lunacy of Charles G. Farr; do. | elected harbor master. It seems that this OPEN THE YEAR KOOND. ‘Cireuiags Se ieand at MILBUEN'S PI tween Pex v ve in repair; but the said railroad company, | tue of truth hor the heanty of generosity. | Bigelow agt te ‘Insure 4 2 ee: iret hare and Cstiece as a hack yand: was ane | having conformed to the grade establisnad | Wo, ndei toes eye Eaton, esq. Mr. | pistlow sgt. Connecticut Life ‘ance | office has lately becn suffered togo unnoticed, tinued until to«lay, and this morning it was | OY the Commissioners, may usecobble-stone | Eaton is an editor by profession, aud Mcore; order ratifyini mac 19 Penns) iv avenge. near W ilard Co ; order refusing injunction. Coltman agt. e Performance EVERY NIGHT. Matines for Le TELEBENS NE & BEN | ig report of special aa. Syinion ort to the Ameren Dead | dics and Coiidren BYERY WEDNESDAY cod | HRGEBENSTINE M further continued until noon to-morrow, | OF Belgian rock in paving thelr tracks or the | sponded to the sentiment vigorously, tersely | itor. ‘Commissioners F. 8. & T. Co. SSTCBDAY AFTERNOON. . Drowetat, Bbs e + Co. agt. *g agent here, unqualifiediy to the eifect 20 im Proprietors. ondents are represented by Coloael | Space between their tracks, as the Commis. | and eloquently. Brown; order setting aside pro confesso. | that the office in’ question must be filed b. 7 rt EE SPRINGS —This Pa Tec Sg oe A ate ae a es Ati ‘fe | Sloners may direct. The ited States shail Sth. Our Flag—The eynosnre of our Johnson agt. Uusher; order for appearance. | the city council. Mr. Eliott, whe cenaven FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT f IVER SPBIN Sh yey Sort te their answer. They admit the occup: nm ay the cost of ‘ving thé spaces between | “When ) from her mountain > 7 . PoLice Court—Judge Mills pro tem. the popular vote for the position at the re- Yartety, Drama, Bariesqne and Comedy. porti-ir | per Boar Of sth street and the pastage of the act of | be Brae pe the wail ralnnd eee | tight Tuceday, Albert Sbipiey, for assault and | cent election, has proceeded to exercise the | or> No- On Exhibiti Maw No | bo cage Avgust 25, 150, by which the Board of Pab- | So F026 naif of the cost Of paving ie mae | Nnd set her stars of slory there.” battery on James H. Close, was fined #10and | duties by requiring we tax speciied. The | OLD BeFutbition wet 355 - E- He Works were empowered to designate | Soction ef the stresta ate Bveaues, ions |, Respouse by ideut. E.'S. Peck. Lieut. | costs, or 6) dave Attert Shipley, assault | captains of vessels say they will pass on to gem Br. | ie vituated ove mil , back stands; they deny that the alleged | tat to be paid by the railroad compane, | Peck has rendered galiant service under oar | ard battery on Michael F. Mahorney; #5 and | Georgetown if this tax is enforced, and the > @rders of the Board of Public Works (chang- | 30 ihe other half sbail be paid One ve ung | flag, and paid it a most glorious tribute. costs, or 20 days in jail. Charles Randolph, | agent of one of the most flourishing coal ing the location) were made; and if they in vannen of the District of Goambin derived 6th. The American Congress. No response. | larcen: of a pair of shoes; $10 and costs. Ed- | companies here says that his comovany will Were, they assert that itwas without ad- from taxation; and the residue of tue cost of | _ 7th. The Original Thirteen States—Loyal | wara whey, assault on Mary Downey; | remove to Georgetown. If the law is tohave thority and unauthorized and void. The: suck ving’ shall be id as follows: Ptriotic, faithfal was their motto, a cen- | $20 and costs, or 60 daysin jail. French Ross, | this effect it had better be allowed to remain deny that the Commissioners are the sac- | Oroimim ty the owned of olows, | tury ag. Since then, around them ‘has | asvaule on Miniee be Mahorney; $1 and | a dead letter, and we trope the clty council cessors of the board, and if the order in roperty i oe and abutting on ‘said gathered @ galaxy ot other falthful ones, all | costs. John Lewis, assault on Joba Bassett | will attend to the case. The captain of the uestion was made by the Commisstoners Pocmasioouan avenue, in proportion to | {fwels in, the crown of our great Union. | with a slung shot; $5. Thomas Nevins for- | C. A. Coulomb was arrested to-day for re~ o> Ficaat remeber Demo nt Basher. Saalee teak Uae ee their frontage thereon; es hereinafter | Response by the Hon. O. D. Conger, of Micht- | feited collateral. J. H. Windham, fast driv- | fusing to pay the tax. and taken before Jas- pron n.d Cnromes, we, | town Posse a ane Ter | POORER 'S HOTEL * Loomer i ts pow open for the rece ‘ 5 Bearing, Bathing. Croquet, Ten Pin . + Tni my gan. Although Mr. Conger had not anticl- | ing; $20. Henry Hays, a slung shot slinger, | tice Nalis, who decided that Mr. Elliott is Sh 0 “em th 4 aod required them to remove to cth street, be- | Oa’ ea ct Out “of fhe ene n eo ene at | Fated AeAll to respond to this sentiment re | ei Rea $20, John Young and Ada Perry, | notharbot master, and dismissed the casoat LADIES’ GOODS. irean Weshlagnon tees erees 5 Soak hero jow Missouri nue, which is between the | i pistrict of Columbia; and theamount 8¢cauitted himself mostaamirably, and fally | both loud; $5 each. Ida nt and Mary | his cost.—[Sentinel, 5h. Pa nant tit . HERBERT F. MOORE, public grounds and occupied by heed gen required to pay the parto: said costassumed | §U*talned his national reputation, asarealy, | Johnson, two young and er goo) looK- VESSEL SuNK.—The steamship E. C. 0 THE LADIES! _Je16- tn’ Leonardiown Mé. of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, over by the ahead States shall be paid outor fretble and eloquent speaker in the House | ing street walkers, were caught flirting in Knight, bound to New York, on her trip MME. L. P. JEANNERET will remain two QT. GEORGE'S HOTEL, ; 7 which steam cars are continually passin: any money in the Treasury not otherwise | ©! Representatives. Conger has hosts of | the Capitol grounds, and Mary was tined | down the river yesterday, when near Fort k, Fr. JAR Ps Au PINEY POINT, MD.g and repassing, by reason of which it w appropriated; and the amount required to | ‘tTiends at Mt. Pleasant, and will long be pod or 30 days, and Ida reprimand=i1 and | Washington, ran into the longboat Ada Lee, | weeks longer, BONNETS anh for visitors. The situation be linpossible to keep their horses and hacks pay tbe partof sald cost charged to ‘the Dis- | Pleasantly remembered. told to go home to her mother. Simon Smith, | Captain Joseph Toel, and carried awa: ® | at 910. worth 918 ard @20. also. IMPORTE acocpmmodaticus and a! tractions are unex pce Fon yf rE triet of Columbia shall also be paid out of sth. The Union. Founded on the rocks, rofane; $5. John Lewis, an old man, rtion of her stern and two of her sails. to Fai acks,&c, ot a Bud D SES. worth $100, f 75; and Dreesmaking wf ing. Thee state | ALY money in the Treasury not otuerwiso With liberty, personal aud national, as its Charged with vagraney, sala he was anol | fre longboat sunk in @ few minutes, but ali | Gonein the shortest notion, Bo 1200 Pee noe to persons pas- ing and repassing. They 4 c. chief corner stone. Tne winds and storms of | soldier from Hampton and a pensioner. He | of her crew succeeded in reaching the shore. = that, acting on the advice of counsel, they | DP pureed to the Treasury of te Danan | & century have only. served to make if | camohere for hie ee rec naiomer. , He | Of her crew succeeded in reaching th washit | [Serum REEROIDRSY om Hetnsock and | Sursw Nell pei. oe eBALb, Prov id. tot soremore, ad a States by the District of Columbia from ®ttonger and grander. May another hup.red | he is a notorious ‘gear aud drunkard; sent | on the side by the tiller of the longboat and * g Piney P. refusal some were arreste] and requir lied by ap = ys % pi : i, | SERS, at the cheapest store in the city. CONNUL | _Jel6 Im™ - years still further alvance its christian, | down. D.J. Weber and Frank E. Hutchings, | severely, but not seriously, injured. The E. LYS, 66% 9h st. Patent Office. tr appéar before the Police Court, and tney so | faudederived from taxation, upon the daly | educational, and material prosperity. Re- | disturbing Georgetown; $5 each. ’ | C. Knight, which was uninjured, procaeded —— ie: JoRDAys epperred, Leg tg seer gen me audited in the Treasury department: Pro. | SPonse by T.J. Laster, esa. r. HITE SULPHUR Lasier, who YESTERDAY. on her way. GREAT REDUCTION & | Secene ae vided, That the property owners of such WS formerly the editor of the Claremont | Alfred Dover was flued $5 for disturbing | Strvck BY LIGHTNING.—The residence | 715 rr CTION 715 | Onesptatair mie tr: aoopeart bs deny oan toey oie parts of squares 251, 256,523,315, and 4)s,as ule. N. H., is not only known asa forcibie | the quiet of Georgetown. Jerry Maxwell,a | of Mr. Daniel W. Lewis, near the reservoir, In w obstructed said street. or have threatened to aa Sbington snd return % 7 7 #na brilliant writer, but as a ready andelo- | vagrant, was sent down for thirty days, | was struck by lightning during the storm Jol bo Lj continue fo occupy the street to the injary | Src Seer ui, upon bald pavement, shail be | Cnent speaker. ‘Tho sentiment could hove | Seni Hill, same; down. Loutsa Mason, | last night. The lightning first struck the | LADIES BEADY MADE SUITS, PIsEY Point SUMMER RESonY. or deirimrent of aby person; they further the owners ou Pennsylvania avenue: Ani | /4'len into no better hands, and his speeco | profanity; $5. Wm. McCoy, drunk and dis- | chimney, and glancing off made several OVE SKIRTS AND BASQUES. P 7 = > deny that their use of the street is aalawfal, further, That the space betwe: Was regarded one of the best delivered. | orderly; #5. Lewis Ricks, loud; $5 James | holes in the roof, passing down and destroy- : This old and well-known Sommer Re or thei: use of {t coustitutes an obs: | 4 d Stn streets, o posite the locality now % The School house—The subsoil of | Somerville. cursing; $5. George Johnson, | ing several parlor ornaments and pieces of And LADIES UNDEZWEAR, | fort, sbout & m from Washington or is &@ public i cupled by the’ ‘ashington ‘Market: Com | American democracy. The roots of the na- same; $5. Henry Munroe, assault on Mary | furviture. Forturately none of the jumates o ye Md., bas been thor Tenney £ Co. ‘Ang, shall be paid by the Distrierer Colon, | tion took hold of it in 1776, but they have | Jane’ Lee: fatd see eee Maloy, as- | of the house were injured. ee coealy Frcommraciel and teretehed with 5 but admit that t Ha, unless the sult now peudive as tothe | own deeper and spread wider in 1576. Te- | savit on James Oran ai0 oon oe Major | Fire DowN THE RiveR.—The lightning | PABASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS=st half price | clae# of furniture and pe : hey (Ter ype Ls — She present | pao 1p of sald ground’ shail ‘be dee ded | Sponse by J. 8. Brown, esq., the scholarly | Jackson, colored, assault on Abram Parkes, | struck orthe farm of Mr. 8. T. Caandler, in ease (Nov. I-75). they (defendan ere for . ‘ ~ . fret clare Hotel, aud will be epos for and efficient ¢ | of guests seins " re inty-school superintendent. | a little colored boy, by shooting him in the Nanjemoy, Md.,a few days since, and de- gRE’s | time in the lawiul occupation of said | S28iust the sald District, Pyles’ jth | Brown ts terse and epigrammatic in bis | eye Monday evening while sitting in his | stroyed seven new buildings, 125 barreis of | FLOWERS, HATS, RIBBON, ana MILLIN2E'S | and at rates Street asa hack Stand, Without comp!aint ‘Washington Market Company to sala’ Dis- | Style and did justice to his subject. door; £20 or jail. Benjamin Wallace, as- | corn,and 10 or 15 tons of hay, besides other GOODS less than cost. | ‘There b from any one. hey < that Tenn Aas | trict m i vs i0. The Fathers of Skilled laborers, | sault on Rosina Myers; 25 and costs. Mary | farm produce, utensils, harness, &c. The er Potom Or thelr gues have been great! ioyed by > teams r betw. en Washington and that potnt : , ade by | Work stands strong at the end of a | James, threats to Susan Williams: perso- | loss will probably reach between 4.000 and a wy en = the stamping of the horses, o: that the | 0°, 4, That aaseermenta suall be mete by ury. Their monument is a great nation | nal bonds to Keep the peace. Chas. Powell, | $5.00, on whieh there 1s no lnsurance, 80 far ceetd sieaetiente canvot be exorlied ior Gather, Wishiog acd Beat? mse of said sireet by defendacts b&b: bia a jon the owners of said private boot ee of freemen. mse by Eon. O. D. Conger. | larceny of a bar of soap from James Quigiy; | as kKnown.—{G azetle, 5/h. A large assortment of HAMBUBG EDGES and | tne on any const tn the country. or will cause annoyance, distarnane: nena id spaces Abd tipo cati |, 1: The Pulpit—A fountain of patriotiem | $+ or tem days. Charles said he was druu| ECRU LACKS selling at a reduced price Terma, 932, bor, Seek; @2 per month] or discomfort to the said 1uey om samt Svenue ase Peer tell sheng os 76, @ fountain of good always. Respens ym. © n, assaul Louisa Mockates; me — { GEORGE K JILUakD. Many railroad company, respectivel: rovide! » sg y: e | Wm. Queen, assault on Louisa Mockates; Co., or Will cause sickness. ‘Taey | Tallr pany, respectively, pr | by the Rev. Dr. Freeman, a fervid and elo- | $iand costa, Rudolph Stewart, assault on CITY ITEMS. Zor further partioolars: apply to JO AGE gharge on fnformation and belief that | for in section 3 of this act. and thé the Diz | auent speaker. Francis M. Jennifer, an officer of the Metro- ——_—_= CORSETS and KID GLOVES ina grest variety, | ANDEB, 1431 Penns;ivanis avenue, Tenney & Co. have evtere: teiceod Gaaetanan oan aid into the Tretsnrp | _ 12. Mount Pleasant. No response, as the politen police; $10 and costs. Wm. McCoy, | SONOMA CALIFORNIA WINES, the finest OTe Ment Witn one Price to gi athe Gained Rte ee es ‘pe lity | Sehtiment was amply covered in Annals,” | Resault and battery on Anthony Shilling, a | In the market, at Chris. Xanger’s, 911 7tn ' 1 OCK ENON SPRINGS, Packing of the guests of the hotel, Pric: to | Of the Uni : pec read by Mr. Harmon. nilceman; grand jury; bonds, $300. Lizzie | Street, $1 25 to $3 per gallon, sent to any part | HUMAN HAIR very low at = Bay a percentage thereon to Teanes « Co., | 2% % Lg eel = a 13. The First Village Resident—A daring | Flerbert, discrierly couduet; $10. Wa.Wood, | of the city. 7,66 ON THE GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, ani that ondersaid ement the guests bap heraemiberoeyy be ee turer, who had borne the hardships of | cursing; #5. ——_-e—___ S. HELLER’. ONLY SEVEN HOURS FROM WASHINGTON are to be charged ® greater price than is | Sack Summ ae shall be foun | ploneer life without @ murmur and without TO-DAY. CATARRE, discharges from the head and . A.8. PRATT. eeeiae, charged by defendants for thesam- work, | Payanic from the United State Cameee, bo bis avoirdapois. Responded to | James O'Day, Joseph O'Day, and James | Ail other cbronie diseases cured. Doctor | je17-tr 71S MARKET SPAUE. Wu. b Boss, ui’ Gunaiions ard they (Tenney & Co. and Price) are ouly as the proportion ine fe by the “Gobright” of Mount Pleasant, A. L. | Ray, malicious trespass; James O'Day fiued | Hartley demands no fee nutil the best evi- | 222‘ —______718 MARKET SPACE. Sojured in this respect. aS iy They assert that the bs comp'ainants have @ re a amd 40 per menth of four wee! shall be paid by the Secretary of Sturtevant, exq., In his usual happy and fe- | sid and the othersdismissed. Eva Wallace, | cenee of success has been realized from his FRtrce FLOWERS, from importers’ anctions e b: lle!tons style. of 15% street, is amighty fine-looking blonde | treatment. Offics 809 9th street n. w. 7,5,1: A large stock op hand. which will be = id at I terms made tor fantlies, or for a. y chat = ; | the Treasury, on the warrant or o {tae seapde a t ‘ 5 a ——_.—_——— less than bsif their real velac. CONNOLLY s, ae eee | commission, or ® majority th Bll ee ried prety adores by the | spinster when reine a Boag Reathers aud | Dr. C, W. BENSON'S CELERY AND Omame | “jerir 60% 9th at., opposite Patent Umti% The fare trom fa nrotl ie gh Ag authorized, ‘in such amounts and ‘at su chip of Captain Lymate 8. Emons sender. | Hounces, and Pat eee aeood deal of style | oxiix Pruis are prepared expressly to cure | = turn, by Baltimore acc Ulio Ba’ Say 3 the corporation Of | thines aa they and proper in | fh!” of Captain Lyman 8. & » rea on the street; but Eva is @ very naughty girl, | Sich Headache, Nervous Headache: Dyapep- . wen 2 from'Wincheacer, is only @4 60 the town asbington passed an ordinance March 30, | Wines wn ines me ing the occasion still more attractive. fund bad rather earn adoliar by practicing | tie Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousnees eed JUST RECEIVED, Pure air, boa! Ts, grand sconcry, abune 342, establishing portion’ an streets | "Sec. 5. That the cost of laying down said | the close of the ceremonies many friends | her arts on some rustic than over the sewing Bleepleasness, and will cure any case, Price, 1 be obtained at this eum- as back stands, and pooh bas = pevement, exclusive of the work char cet to | invited to tae homes of the hospitable | machine or washtub. She also drinks “bug Scents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing: FRENCH CHIP CAVALIERS, bo extortionate coarg8, BO ‘ 4 = ay : a “ Wu shire pany, buat ing + * as < '» pre y . least 40 years, sid by some of tho ‘defend- Tenoval OF ton Teme pave ceolt g | Baver the management of A. Lo'Sturtevant, | Set nt Dinsmore, and such @ “tougue- Lk r Also, a pew astortment of Mit ie the aim of the propricter to make Ko:k Room Se SS oe ee See Rate ciate | i avenne, ante omnar work nna een ‘The evening exercises were of @ most | lashing” as that officer got is not often heard. BANKERS, TRAVELING and SHADE 5 Springs ap attractive summer homo for Wasulng- that on the “d of cory maps Reet the ac = necessary 19 fully complete said pavement 'P!@resting character, and will form the sub- | She settled with Judge Snell for $10 re ther 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, FINE FLOWERs. are ag We topians, at rates which all can afford ponte earn — ed Sy ne uisning Bd- | Sor use, shall not exceed the sum of $130 per , ject of another article. identwana ing | (28n go down to the Eastern branch. yin pays + in ani islanlte. pasa BF Special attention eee LRBONS, ke. ‘The best of servants bave been engac pe est Mont af Fecmavivanios avenue | SbAre yart: Provided, Said pavement suall | ,,0i000¢ the vice presidents and ocenpying | 8, Ward, found begging about the streets | PAY 6 per cent. int r ‘ - A cont interest om jonite, payable 0 orders. For descristive pam phiets or iafurms ion cell ou venue,” that by tue | b€ fully completed and ready for use Decem- ‘8¢ Speaker's stand we noticed the venera- | and a tippling house loafer, was bounced for | OD demand. Special rates on time depos Mrs. J. P. PALMER, 4.8. PRATT & £UN. Insurance Ageuss. 41 th and south of Louisiana 3 ber 1, is le and worthy citizen Francis W. Matting- | thirty days as @ vagrant. Interest paid January and July or cred- 1109 F STREET, street. ue) act of Congress of February, is:1. it was pro- Sec. 6. That if the Wasbingtoan and |¥; One of the wealthiest and largest proprie- THE DAYS AND THE RAYS AGAIN. ited. 5,21,e0 jel0-tr between th and Lh cos ‘Ss HOTEE. Dot Inconsistent wil taae Set eneute on | Georgetown Railroad company, oF any pri; | (Fs of Mt, Pleasant; ulso, J. B. Blose, osq., | James ODay, ‘oseph O'Day, aud James aa — OO COBB'S ISLAND, va continued In force Uotil moridel ates, | Vate citizen or other corporation or pervou, tq, Lieutenant B.S Beck, aud & Grae: | Ray Were fined’85 each for being load and Porst-class and Dycing. Surf Bathing—Fishing—Sntpe Shooting? Sade Heel ea Sees Bae anaes oe, nOm CE | Stemaed or toe paving Heel cathe | Bold, ea. Margaret Johnson, disturbing peace and | semovineie Nig wee DH ae ment bY they bave caused bo note Tole or aateet | Cwithin thirty daya after the notification of Guiet of Georgetown. Margaret waid it was ayes Retail Prices, Center Market. ® ance Uian necessary, aud that the greater | [uch assessment shall have been published | 9 sit spon. preter tomes meer Ib.; sirioin Marga- | Very bear his former place. By promptly rt of the noise iscanse! by the wagous of | 1noneor more pay ra printed in the District | 9° round, 1s. roasting pieces. Maar conned, Tera: Plaioant, told ber Sstcussl ber eo, Tcused Sdopting the latest oe a pam ee lOX's express, whose oilice 1s on the west | Of Colum aa ria Se oe — dried, 20; sliced. 25; chipped, 30; Pork, a2; | Ross and Lucy Bird, affray; weapons, a | &f American or Euro) invention, he is geonmer P. Bauks ” to Oherrystons, BV side of 6th street. They state that the valae nen a oe od spt Peony sn ye ad- | sigs Matton, Lam 4? | broom-stick for Lucy, and @ paving stone | €2@bled todo any work in a manner not to tin theeity from se, | MONDAY, WEDS&SDAY and Fiipad MO! pe gO ey - 35, Midiitnga, 16: ent, Wald; Shoskiors, it | {OF Pec eee a aetna? See me yee oe ae eee |e (KID GLOVES-2,3,4and6 ations tail the | “SS-norme—g3 por cay. 818 per week. 862 t 700,000, provided for in this act, and assessed by the | oe Een akan ty eoniw cach; Lard. Ic. per Ib. | pommeliing each other at the pump, coraer | HUSH 4. cleaned and dyed without ote. month of thirty days. 8; Tates ior Juve eee $200,000, ye Pistriet of Ostaminn Commissioners, the Rock. anid per banch; ‘Perch, Soto iy tho} Bisck French LACES for trimming purposes, | [,, © | of F and 2d streets southwest, and ran them r longer than one mouth. C t rt c * : a being taken apart. very cheap. Esccmetion backs. They charge that the ordinaness in | $id Commissioners of the District of Co- tow, Wh pet sec aaa uP both in; ¢Seach. ‘Thomas Meely and Pat'k | PC0g xd ite work, but Francis Poindexter, the com- | 20rthwest, three doors west of 9th street, tors. Improve le in This well-known and Popular Summer resort ts now open for the vi peu fur ibe reception of vie the sccommodat ” every reapect . Norfolk and Old Potpt eddress @ per bunel pe Veils refinished nice and cheap. Mrs. M. J, HUNT, OORB & SEGAR, Felerence to hack stands have not been re- | peepee orapadlol gen Mp Se per obsier, 12>aalb; Blue Fish, Fe an Realand | Travelers leaving the city can have work _Jelo-tr__ 621 and 623 strect northwest. | je91m [Cap.& Rep } Cobb's teiaad,'¥ pealed, and are yet in force, and assert that ys ary I Thomas Hays, assault on Officer Ca- | Sone 0n the very shortest notice. J ach; 15 ou and. b. of the I shall bear interest at the rate of 10 per coat. | do. ish. Watv each; Sheophesd, 2541) cach: | fra Prices lower ihan ever tosuit the EAL LLAMA LACS SACQUES, 85, reduced AWLEY SPRINGS, b af er ot pale ee ce authorise | Dor aunts uutll paid, aud wivet: Gant they | Sait Water ar lere,40 per bunch; do, Trout, 40 per | ruthers; #10 and Costs. “Geo. Deen aesantt Psa before, Re Fete eee ores, Ok rptnced R on Everett Jones; $20. Franco Mazzini, as- | bunch; Terrapins, 50c.a$2 each. Bacgtes ang Shawls. which must be sold regs: loss NEAB BABBISON BURG tee heck stands then exteting, aad it was | tre Pants Seek somets and be 8 then uo | eer ors eran roceniae bake We per pk: Oa sault acd battery on Louis Petrochtar; $5 Corns, “Diseased Nails. bea COMMONS ©, 506 Sm etrers, J meu lne bower f the Jeaisioture ty dele- laced AAT tee ed eet eae Phe Letintes 3480 Kadlenes poeta ees, Ber | and costs. Archibald Rigney, assault oa | Vascular “Excrescentan ie. eceeetally ae Opponite Patent Omics. EOCHINGHAM COUNTY, Vs Atterapts » do’ more than authorize the | P&id within one year, the said Commission- per bunch: ‘Asparagui ‘bunc! “ Robert Banion; a wanton and very cruel as- | treated by Dr. White, 1416 Pennsylvania toa: ig : ers of the District of Columbia shall, upon | Wa7S#eer pk; Unions, 60. per ph. © beck ieee, coe eee the application of the holder thereof, pro- | per. doz leans. $) per pk ; Oucu mi They farther say that the Commissioners | Cttd 10 sell the property against which they | , Turin. crangen S0e00 per dose Sre simply executive officers, possessing no | *Fré issued, or 80 much thereof as may ne Be sault without any cause; $10 and costs. Jacob | avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. Refers to MISS E. A. McCORMICK, me —— a ee ee rs, 25 per d Henuinker, assault on’ John Bell; #10 and | the many eminent physicians, » and STREET, LOUD B ; = Lemons, 26:0 | costs. Sarah Jave Mabers, threats against | thousands of other well-known ages babel '» (ST. UD BULLDIS Gg, Thoms, Ol ver Martha Jane Robinson; personal bond to | who patronize his establishment. Hours—8 This well-knows and Sunn cr Resort willbe open Juve let, 1876. ‘he waters legislative powers, amd that ell legisietios | Decessary to pay said tax; euch sales ty be 1 Sica “Oberrics, 0, Sar (az: | Keep the peace. Minot Coleman, assault | a.m. toc p. mn. Feo, 1 per Visit. Established Selly ceering OM ths tants Mowstiiie ls Er lseaiyae, compare farorably, wet S when the act of June | £0Me ews] publics) in theecliy of perut. : ‘ eee ib addition to ihe water, the location, pare and exe sh ion opt Mt order | Washington, and to be made at public uu Berran—Phitadelphia print, §0 per Ib.; Now | Smith; $10 and costs. David Robertson, as- tee ing atmosphere, resa' 4 Sita: stot Ge hata"ants | Wacatiammecr tenets: Kpkaeract ana sag ere AS | BRAG Rasiogi, cia garsegs, | GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS, | rtrstmstiwte etna oe moze | Hhtsug rit san rf ttemptea exereisi tive ver, | by the sald Ce e e District ep sacha sone, az6 por Ib. i 4 = —_—————————————__Pt_ | make Bawley Tut mst attract o soll as tHe testis pin hate . sieemed apd held to be @ gool and perfe sis fon; dism Feet’, Taylor, larceny of | “Linen Suitings, Dress Goods, White Goods, SomMEn BONNETS ‘ND BOUND avd comfortable buildings in the state, and suring =e 2 - | litle to any property bought at sacn sale | Tie BOARD oF Fiae CowMrsstoners | £0me small articles of little value from Sa-| Jawns and Percales 12%0., Victoria Lawus 1c. hich mi er oom tem of Serres, a ene ric RATIVICATION MEET. | hereby auiletiogt: Preitel Ehes toot | mt ast evening; present, Messrs. Morgaa, | 88 Harvy; ®5. John Gaither, throwing | Gomonsat the lowest $d nett OTROS Pee ee TRAD AY. Way | the past wioier conpivied s porfuct eysiim uf ade for the Tilden and Hendricks r tion meeting at the City Hali to-r the work on the stand at the ; & beter i next, st 1209 Pennsylvania 5 “1 cing sud nnderdrainine. | Of Said real estate shall havethe right to re- | (in the chair.) Collias, Bacon, Thomas and | #tones in the treet; $3. Alfred Hozan, Ot stock of Parasols is atiil large, and now will Hd next, of 1209 Pennsylvania avenue. myis-tr ‘or terms @Bd paunphicts aply to , | deem the property sold by paying the | Keed. Chief Cronin made his report for the | throwing stones; 3, Fanny Bruce, a George. ‘ustomers will fed witt erything they would | (iy VEBMILYA’s fy | Smoant oF purchase money and 10 per cont, | month of June, showing that there were | town colored surect-walker, was sent down | Customers will fled witl . B. IBIOK, Previtent, : 5 first-class sor: acknowleigiog the 30-0,2m Barrisonbur., V - a | with costs,on the amount of the said pur- 0 1s d a for yagrancy. Everett Jones and Elsey | expectina my30-¢0, fommenced yesterday. Thestand will ossar- chase within one Sear from the dato Of the | which ineorved an sctisonted lowe oF staan Dyer, disorderly in Georgetown; $5 each. | bard times, we sell extremely cheap, MILLER, LSDINS* SHOES, 1 OUTH HOUSE mounted by a large star, and the names Til- | sale. covered with insurance. No. 1 eagire, | Jas. Banks, carrying a pistol; $20. pigs jes0-tr 103 Bridge mrot. MADE TO ORDER AT M® EPKING LAK é BEACH, = Sce. 7. That the said paving commission | which bas been recently rebuilt, was thor: | Thompson was sent down for vagrancy. H. 94h Street, MONMOUTH COUNTY, N' J pe ro) is Opposite Patent Oftcs, lady artis abd around and abo’ | L : ; rt SPRING AND BUMMER, shail not repave that portion of Pesusylva- | ovghly tested on tae 26th ultimo and gave | B. Dempsey forfeited. Joshua Black, w- aay, : —— | Bi gvenue between Sth and lth stree's,on entire satisfaction. No. 2 engine has been | ing stones in the street; $3. Wm. Ryan, a imal STEAM DYEING AND SCOUEING, Also,om hand, s fine stock of LADIES' BOUT: - Cray be eg ite TAllroad track, unless | sent to the shop to be rebuilt. The foreman | dealer in sand, was fined #25 for occupying WM. H. WHEATLEY’S st tye hollowing car OF the hall es otcte win | may be necessary for tiem so tu do to per- | of the several companies report the contluer | too much of Water street with bis bus Nes; | OLD AND AELIABLE BSTASLISHMBNT. be teed pl yhe ieee Ey mae hm | fect_the whole system aud is necessary to | of the men as good during the month. A | appeal taken, . ‘This new and magvificent Seaside Lutel will be JUNK %, 156 rooms, gaa, Water, elevator, electric bel postal hae ee | sana ete: Pebble "Ample capectty for 50h guests without | | Am e jor guests ore Giepisy'ore : | Wake @n even @nd regular grade. Where | communication to the Distriet Commission- platics Gye Centamnen can have thetr Spring and | _ von Est The Bote te 400 fort {hun the brook ene the TORTS hee heey ears Will be two loco: | street railroads cross Feunsylvasia svonue | ore tom theetee eee requesting that TRUNKS! eryp | the very best manner? also Winecr ‘Gar- | and are teed to be euual to pry SE aS ings, and from Vth to Sty ate eee eit | the pavement between their tracks shail | an order be issued to ihe proper mattertnas &R ‘Bran! Bw hei he adr tates factured in the United Bernt fresh-water lake te within 00 feet of the vex display of Chinese pen atrect there wil! bea | conform to the kind of payvement used on | of the fire department prohibiting the useof TRUNKS! TRUNKS! nti 1, Work sent for mari-tr = ans vanea Tuarnan will preside ak eae pS cURtor | the said avenue; and the com vanies owning | Potomac. water (auless in sane cot fire) feb sailing. ‘without extra charge anywhere in the "Ep cdegnas bgud'ot musto Will bots attendnee the - spon the speak | these intersecting railroads shall for | through band hose or from fire plugs or returned to any in the country entire (our monthe). Sa wik Se Mow. ©. ¥- Wasent, te. Mr, Ker- | paving tae sme ia tee tac eae cok | strect washers in and around the various ess TRUNKS! Dos Pont Ome Bae 333, | JUST OPENED. crm Baitand Fret Wang Baths ty soe Eaton of Conn., Mr. Clymer cf Par tan Rat: | Proportion a8 is required by section 3 of the | gine houses of the District in the minien ot AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. Tie >. mm. 0 8 Pennran, New Fork city, 2% nours Cymer of Pa., Mr/Ran- } Gedrgetown and Washington fta.iread Come | the da , As Chas now become necessary {9 msete UNDERWEAR For circulary apply at the Bt, Glow’ Hotel, Phila ——_e——_ pany. stop. possi ‘usel =——— GAUZE 2 Prewres, Excurst Erc—The ‘Bee. 8. That it shall be the duty of the | use” and waste of water dariag theday at B. McMUBRAY, “ or is pe Be jExew ndowa the Pons | Commissioners of the District of « olumbia | various points in the city, so as to give the | (Formerly of the firm of Jen Topham & Oo.,) HOTELS, AT VERY Low FiGuaEs, G, W. Mottin. of St. el, Plilagepining pony abe rp Samond aogtial oe, ~ sce that all water and gas mains, #¢rvice- | people, aaa are on the & higher pate, at | Now t.cated at bis new stand, 805 Market 3pace, | —<£ £ =< sHfB*RY McK nnse, of Depot Fort Wayne, pes, se’ 6u a - 4 ard participated in by a very selectcompany | Out delay lo the com , before beret. Padgett, Henry S. Conner, HAUL & BUME®. , rhghend terete EADIE AEE RINGS EON Oe. UEWONTE. 1 op-s eons eee, SS en ment authorized ted act is put W. F. Burns, E. G. Envi, and c. ‘8 specialty. : jex-tr &@ SPO! Proprietors my 3-co,Sm oT tcceahiist church, in connection | aud it shall be the duty of te boahiar water for positions in the department were B27 Ropatring specialty, je tr_ | PLUMMER FFORD, Jay ned crouse igeron lfisgsed | fimseova seat ts W Vise SELLE nccas FIFTEENTH AxD @ STREETS et eae aa ene : ag eee the steamer Mary Washington. The boat | =»; paving oom = Bh ty @ PERMITS issued by Inspector | Would onl eatin. te her late Be- | myis-1y Wasntneron, D. 0: MISSEW GAUZE UNDERWEAR Befitted leet new’ fares wn leave 7th-street wharf ai 9 O'clock & m_ | and replace all RaB- pi} H. 8. Johnson, clght t moval 7th street to No. 1001 ¥ po po {A A | tes OSS pa ane wnt eee — connections on sald ings, in alley Lan ¥ - hake DEBGBRS atc the b proparen so.cat, Sond WSrTMInsTER HOTEL, yEom 25 CENTS UPWARDS. to > ain @t 5:15, | atsueh time and place as sald avenue southeast; $5,500. John des dee ceuilanea penne THE BUROPEAN Fag, yof new Stopping at the springs, and wiil tuen stea:n | mission may direct; aud the Ola Sent fvo two-story brick dweltings, north | $36.08 » ae ie - 4 — Ww ct of the District of Columbia Awelling, south side well patroniz uch disposition they 5 $550. x T. Raw! & twoest ‘The fast and commodions steamer Jane eee a . r en 1 Wick stable, west side 9th, betwen P and . 8. iserspl == 5 Sener ees Moss Serre, Spee cig cop © | perinmatiey ampeesnomtewmr a |i ie ea cae fetes eeecaeaet | ged eeeegaasaniens | Semen ri a eee i ‘orfolk, and the capes of Vi ai t of any money in the Troas- ginia Saturday, leaving the 6th etree! wr : mers — Dnites Staten moe baxeamence ‘ap. | Ms @sachusetts avenue northwest; $900, “Fs ats p.m. ropriated, and & like amount is directed to | J. + tweet, hae two story brick ‘dwellings, cooks Tax Reve Eerpaid by'the District of Columbia Cow. | cast, fice 25th. betweed I and Kx atreses DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITE Hal pine the Ra at the Tino ln | missioners to the said paving commission | borth West; $2,000. who read Matthey Et led by Mr. Stewart. | to defray the necessary expenses of sald Bere, made by Mr. House, from the North | C™mission. fe ‘and —_—-—-e—_ 2 = Sent atdecenae mmission, which was last | A Samrous CHARGE DisursseD —Tais | and Als ¢ Tome ir. ‘morn! George Was arres: from the Capitol Hill Lutheran chapel” tort pene by Devegttves Miller aad . —_>+—_—_ Coomes on ny of @esault and bat- ae ‘Ss Jewelry Store received some bea::. tery with intent to Kill one Jones and styles in Lake George diamon:t«, coral, | other by shooting him at Seabrook on Jet. sliver and plated jewelry, No. 45° Peon? bof Say, was taken to the Polios 4 sylvanis avenue, nea 4), street. Urt and the witnesses were sammoned. | Jardine, of M the 4 = a Soares pobre batt; J Tur Coffee Soda at Ebbitt House drog | the Gaertgreaed bin the | fred’ ‘Ta; Store is I+ karate fin Actet. —.——— = berd A. Harris amt Jianr's ROACH POWDER, 1212 Fst, + | jensedr' °° Maryland present. He was re- | Pow t OaTAs ae Me Gown the river, re | blocks, which are required to be removed | side K, between Hs hnd Sth streets south- "Gad viock from Union Batare tad 'binedwes turning at Llo’clock. Etther trip wtiidon't- | and » shall ered ? West; $2,000. E. H. Cole, raise and repair a oat Seciece aris: | eanenenmee eran’ |e Sree | MISIINEP GC 2 at Vole, east side 7th, between I street and Agpt for Mme. 0. B. PERRIN, Propristor. Nore: PABASOLS AT ASTONISHING PBiOBS, Having included the business of selling Ovmion oF WaSHINGTOM GASLIGR? OOM. ao