Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1878, Page 4

’ rH rc = ‘s » ww . THE EVE NG STAR. Interesting Sehool Exe scises, The Colo: Schools. the first named school there werea large num. GEORGETOWN. | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | EXCURSIONS AND PICN Ics The elosing exercises ae 8 ith, sixth, sev- CLOSING DAYS—ROLLS OF MERIT. ber ot visitors, and besides the certiieates,the AN? ee aah ; . r, throu; , Presel 3 | 5 PACKEF Bo. ELLE 5 FaIDay, fume 2s 1978: | our pu chen mete gutta oto | contnaek an Cane Salen sereat wee | lms to Mints Citba Wrens ana Marktoe | olen CoN™ENenne lke tees A | Lae eS eee ee GUAR EA amare - whom th ay =| Saperienden in a ing the scl nson) took place In the Curtis school. | h Blaced tn : a as yarge mumaber io trustees, several of | The awards are certificates for scholarship, | spoke of the eet Recgrom mate by the publie Bahai iat crening, and was attended by al ponke Spay. Dxe 330. ot at icdigh sk qeer, i] inom a meio, partion. Weather Indications To-day. foundation of the Dre* air Syttem OF thisokes | debortment, attendance, drawing, penman: | Schools—the attendance in, the last six years | jarge audience. The programme embraced | E/gx!0g Mer wilarl at Cougross stro ARs terre Corer PEAR Orvicy OF Curny SIGNAL Ovwicea,, ¢ | {he buplis ad téael ors were g iifled by the | ship and music, the sme as in the white | ating Increased from three to six qusand | vocal and instrumental music, readinus, | * Fare Reund trip. 59° sta 2 1S Ming ‘iret, “aera wits Gh Washington, June 21, 1878.4 preseace of Dr. Ja ; the salutatory being by Miss Flora Nichols, and resen gees E Morgan, Gen. Peter | schools. The exercises were very interesting, | thousand. Inthe last-named school there was Josephine Koones. Finm the hand )2assell and Jonas B. Buls, and the audiences were much pleased with | Wuousand. jn the last named school there was the walediotory by las, Josephine: Kio of these gentlemen and their | the attainments of the pupils. The merit rolls Reyburn, Brooks and Johnson, and Commis- “ scree aberrant Rerenbons Bod es. jel-1m iF ‘COQUAN FALLS! — - ed le Atiantic state: 1 New eee — = LEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOR Fisa- A Select BASKET EXCURSTON (0 Occoquan ing, J For the mid Eng'and. sta \ *. JOSEPH PASSENO, ing compeers, mr " bi S tas u a lauded. In fact, all the young ladies acquit Fate, 9 ill leav: 8th street wi on a, ‘TS Water street eter. increasin: ' , St of whom have passed away, were as follows: sioner Robert Purvis addressed the pupils in selve: ry ered’ 7 ofa ies el 18-8 Georgeto Stationary liticultie.» (ceived the impetus, (given under | Schoo! No.2 grade No. 4, Mrs. A. Warrick, | Signer Rotert Furvis addressed the puptis in Ped themselves. very creglapiy in Me pares tarot arg N- SaSeiest = joe. © cloudy weather of the ¢- ggtat do not now obstruct the work teacher.—Kebecca Fields, Anna Bell, Mary | Son’ the sub-board: have conducted the exe, | Biiver medals (o Misans Mattie Mate oie. | eee boas : ack { Schoo' fisting school bgard,) (hat hassentour | Tunnia, Lulie Frances, Lucy Webb, Elizabeth | Sises in over © achovis, abd have Deed agree. | Silver medals to Misses Mattie, Miller, N.Ste- | Fare 50 cents, 50, Captat LADIES’ DS. seheo system tothe froft. Ex-trustees Dulin, Howard, Elizabeth Lacy, Christiana Brooks, | ably surprised with the progress made. pbenson) tise Tends, a 18 Cox, Birdie Bil $e 21-25 M. E. GREGG, Capiain. I iz. 0 8 LOCAL NEWS. [2s Wright, Stephenson, and Messrs. | Mary Booker. Gabriel Mockabee, Daniel Nay: with she DrcEress Libbey and BettiodackSone meta foe Dey | QQHAND SUNDAY EXCURSION.—ine == PER CENT OFF. > p git and White, under whose efficient man- lor, Isaiah Moore, John Brown, John Comp- | The Testimony Against the Assail- to Mi ani die Bilin ne da ee masle Niarge aud comuodions steamer 1 . md er we haye the New Yor So cecupied the platform, besides a number | Frances Willidms, Mary Curtis. Georgie tthe ing in the P | Miss 3 and B. Jackson ; me PW enrsion = rane . 8 on. Pere advance of the malts { of friends of public education, Joha E.¢ Waugh, Florence Conmex, Jutia Rovivson, | inate he peanink Wihlice Stow ee | for deportment to ‘Misses Lulie Pave, ¢ Marshal! Hall and Mount Vernon Springso» SUN- | Weate offering until July 10th, a Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 pm.and | Rev. Drs. Bittinger, Meade AGardner, Win, Jeannette Serogeins, Frances Tunuia, and | 1 ams, md, tsnac | eee Stevens, Ume Tsuda and Birdie Bittt SrSp in modveruraitcm Ope a Beans Bens 10 PER CENT. OFF FUR CASH, extinguished at 1:15 a.m. jos. L. Pearson, C. C. Darlington aud | Bell, Geo. Jenkins, Martha Ashton. Weaver and Ben. Bates, the colored roughs | the gold rmeuals Tob hip in the jur bas ‘becn' secured for the occasion, Fare, round | - ns yh Last evening the police arrested Henry Arm. | Dr. Williamson. : a teacher: eee Noy fy Mts: My A; 8. | charged with having made the murderous as. | ¢/4S8 Were won by Misses Neenah Tip'oa. Liz. | TAY. "gs "tents. Seat 2. | Excepton KID GLOVES, stron, Wm. Mack and Jos. Stanley for various | | About five hundred pupils assembied in the | teacher. — Sophia Williams, Marta | sauit on Miss Alice Sullivan, on Market street, | 71¢,,JeWell, Mellie Brown and Irene Koo alleged acts of crookedness. Two cases are | large hall of the Jefferson building. | vit k aud one again.. | Temaining seats on the floor and in the gallery st named arecharged w.th | Were crowded by interested spectators. ghouse and lareeny,ani | diplomas were presented to the schoo! rged with housebreaking aat | Order of their grades, by Messrs. Cassell, g ni i don, Loui Latin, Irene Koones: French, Misses B. Bil.) JULY FOURTH, 187s. Goods marked in plain figures, Agnes Hobinson, Francis Gordon, Louisa neat 3d street, Georgetown, on the vening of | thgs and Neenah Toten. Tis senior cael oe __ Bargains in Kid Gloves en cet counters, neey 5 Ns 2th inst., a a y was als sent 5 vd seholarshi . . rae - . om 3 m ince | Pree een Brown, Tula GRY Fung | Mother's residence and about to enter her Tnedals.. The presentation of tie dislomas ty, TEMPERANCE EXCURSION TO WASHING- | Al Goods charged at reguiar prices, Alexander, Jeanie Nicho's. + door; and after the conclusion of Miss Sulli- | the graduates was made by Dr. C. Sox i against Armstrot Stanley. The twe ng a board as the raided Ones 1 | TON GROVE CAMP GROUNDS. MRS, M. J. HUNT. fe f a ‘ iss Sulli ; te x ‘Trains leave at 9.a.m., and return at } t. the residence en, Morgan, Wright, Wilson, Dulin, Me = Schoo! No.1, grade No.3, Mrs. Annie M. | ¥4h'S testimony, as printed in yesterday's an appropriate speech. ; | sand - Jel8-tr 621 and 623 D street. Ostpoes, the resienee OF FH. | Soa iinet, each of Weel sAGees Ca ake | Benen chee Meret Beta STAR, the following evidence was given: Misses Meta Marbury, Julia Fracker, | warts, the Polat ot gas Dial LAM 7 S signte ti THE Stix Sean appronrfate terms of advice and en. | rah Ivington, Suian Winters, Hannan Coline, | Mit sullivan teyied that {twas about a | Nichols, Nettle Tiighiall” and dosephine | WAMaSCR on shea Lt }495 SE? cernee TER eat ee as gement. The good order observed by na Deitze, Wm. Gaither, John Chase, Geo: ck whe Eo ¥ EE ee ee Ee eae a number of pupils assembled. on | Wiliams, Win. Barnes, Frank Price, Archur | !2to the house. She corroborated the testi- | Ix nown camp ground {s the most delightfal ear t ty, comprising 300 acres of land. 1 have received a large stock of LAC ESHAWL: ¢ bulldings and linprovem: hipaa . ‘ticn for ten thousazd and SACQUES, which will be sold at one-fourth thetr regular price, *harles M. Nye, és SHAWLS from $5 to $25. nusic, The refreshments SAC QUES from $3 to $15. upp will be furnished by Alex. Eagelaston, Round tri neendiary. tickets, (limited In number) 2. cents; cht dren | ‘These are all in perfect order, and warranted rea! PRINCIPAL JANNEY, of the Georgetown pub- | overd Years, half price; for sale at Milans & Wil- | Llama Lace. kins’ Rook store, 603" 7th street northwest: J. a Henry Wilson, 116 Bridge sireet. Georgetown, Call and examine them, as our orders from the ce p E DIARY, Fire.—The alarm turned in y Koa comnec ith and D streces What to them was a gala time. was’ re-| Meyers, Margaret Johnson, Rebecca Morvon, | MenY of her daughter. from box No. 721 about 3 o'clock this moraing | TI 7, a he cy r. Bowie Tyler testified toattending thein- | was for the burnin: fan unoceupied hou: Nie Police Commissioners met last night, | fried to aud praised highly. ‘The singing | Alexander Holmes, Fannie’ Scott, Maria Wit: | ,,D%) Dowle Tsler testified toattending thein. | was) Z of an unoccupied hou-e Mr. Dean, the new member. being present for | BY the pupils. was generally “good, t bows | Hiamy Elizabeth Spowden, Amy Thornton, {ured young Woman, ound her in eee ongtace street, between High and Po:omae the first time, baying been confirmed recently. | dois Deiter than heretofore, and ovie, Masier | Mary Jackson, Daniel Freeman, Anna Ford, | jaree contases owner idle tee near ‘ate Richard ‘Hail, ‘Damage abate. eke Messrs. Britton and Herr were absent. Mr. tank Losano, sang an amusing song, which | largaret Haw ins, A nna V ‘oodroe, Barbara top of the head down diagonally towards the | fire is su; osed to have been the nt soapy fs Fatterson was appointed an additional private | had an enthusiastic encore. He then made | Jackson, Daniel Freeman, Els Sotlegs, Isa- | Wee of the head Byte oe ee ry. EES DSS AaS woe Or an ree meebo ae aavertisoment 10 youre ld. and a musical phenomenon. The welcome | teacher —Kiizabeth Huey, ‘annie Robinson, he ase, ghe had Se OL Tee nervousness, lie schools, states that he is willing to c-ope. day's Stak for painters, to apply at the | address, delivered by s Maxzie Fitzgerald, | Bertha Smith, ie Watkins, Carter Patten, | screams, and had been a great sufferer, but in | )#t¢ With the Stax in giving needed inform: : corner of loth | Guite a young pupil of Miss Anaie Vay Harn's | Wm. Pollard, John, Scrozgins, Wm. rer, of Independen: ses by Rev, Richard : and Frank KeeMde, Maaager, 807 4'¢ street sou h: | OWnEr is, “*Sedd them at any price, repirtiews wr depot quartermasier’s office ‘ § 1S, | nith, ast few days hi : , ion to the public in regard to the schools. % 21-1 value, . Ss t gud Pennsylvania av nue, that oilice schoo}, was admirably enunciated, and re- | En eH AAT Bt zabeth Cate, Henriecta ie pat Tenet pe tad Improved rapidly. paee That is, as it should be.” w : : je21-11c es was thronged with over 10 applicants before | Celved deserved encomium. . 1 Cora Pinckney, Florones Thonn eas | ance of the wound. A brokensection of thick | ;,BCH-DING AssocraTION.—At the Tith recu- | “7 RUTH AND DUTY.” Str 608 °, - J JT o'clock this morning, and the erowd in- eos were aves to dgnth grade 98 Scot nebaes, F oreuee Tporaion, Lat plank used for making tree boxes, with frag- polite peetne of | fa Bulling ae Cannon meTUreE Je BOS Dh street, opp. Patent OMoe, ed to such anextent in an hour or so | Pils this year, bi rustee Lloyd rea ne 's, Maria . Flor: ments of hair on the be path was he a , held last night yoddard’s Hcl, 2 ROLL, 7 >, = efor work at Rost Wi and iumed especially the: sucvesstal andr: | “School Nor, 03, Miss A. E-Hotmes, | Kimt of instrument whieh must have been | yee eT sesmaruy.—The | Mer. ON MONDAY. JUNE LARGE REDUCTIO Eat none could be obsaine dates for admission to the advanced grammer | teacher. een, Maria Hamilton’ | &ed. (This was the piece picked up at the ai Tae cleans MARY W ASHIN schools. He t zabet shies Pare 5. | Chant’s Exchange to-day passed resolutions of iN i uled attention ro the ‘unusual | Clorinda Roberts, Roberta Roberts, Alice | SPot Where the assault was made, and a miss wreet a's s strip from an adjacent. tre respect to the memory of their deceased mem. | street, at 9 : erit of two of the boys in their examination | Shorter, Anna Tyler, Ma fh | sR a Ba de ane! 5 p.m; return= Great . UNDER- a 4:30 and L Rye Tsains tn job lois of HOSIERY a HOSIERY, CORSETS. GLOVE YEAR. 7 = » stripica orter SI ber, Mr. Geo. Shoemaker. ing . Music by Prof. Pisto- | | for admission, wherein they had 6 competit. | Hutchinson’) on Hopkins, Banja. | Where the strip came Home Reporter Star] | “Tire NARROW GUAGE RAILROAD. —Mr. Borst, Ho, “Ticaets £0 cents,” Meals furnished on grounds | Cheapest tine of CREPE Linen RUPMANGs ors. The boys have. studied during this term | mini man, Willinn Wallace umes Evans, Wp, and they charged upon Williams, and | {Re jcheinecr in charge of the above railroad, | at 60 cents ea Pr ote: ° porn Deine piven ‘Thompson, wid his assketant, Me-saae Fate. | Eustis Johan: ieobert Merritt Sumtel Dees: Tree a ates eetnea eee: omens that the Work is outy susoented fora day Races support. ° brother. The younger, Lewes D. Wilson, John Wn lis, Geo, Wallace. surgess and Myers testified to the part y Bk police had taken in the case In atredting the | OF two, and in four the road will bs | Sundsy School and Y . D. Barrier, ‘s F er case of those WHITE ie last ye yy SHIRTS just tn eral Term h — tended the seventh iss 5 | Poee dB bao the graded to Valls Church, and that Mr. Borst. gt, Waugh ME. Chureh, sed eee Ot FANS at ral Term hae no quorum | fended the seventh grade last ye a lass Clagett, Wit: | Prisoners and recovering the articles robbed | fhe president of the Load’ itd te eae ek SDAY, Juue 25th, 1873. Hees. Odd Lots and REMNANTS at | through both divisions of that sehuol Ross, Nathan Bacon, Shiai e etic * rails for the road, whieh will soon be fay. Stee ot Sow toods » | tnswers showed a higher per earing, James Cin HS Jef of tt mining and laet Je13-tr pout + other ¥ dates a | hinin Pe os tumblers, a bag, two silver spoons “ = "avers ~ other of the ¢ ndidate huson, Sophina Grant,Rachel | jy ees. 3 ing thes HE Coat TRADERECEWTS.—M a s on. | is sentors nd Selo! at Nesom. un ONS" | alse testilied tofotiowing the men 1 2 tons Borden Minit 1878 uae henee his lon the list | "5 rested Joo WWilliawe Bor eke ntral ©. Co ton: © been KENNY: | other pupil, | teacher. rested Joe Williams, Ben Bates, 10. Ti Shitimenn es her, te , John Chase, Jen and some others. zie J .. colore r Borden Mimi gC ’ ue 915 Pennsyleanta avenue. orge Washington, who resides on } vuse Hill, testified that Co. irl tote. | Nyson, Emin Wi ike ty ea Bal tne things waleh w, 6 Toe 4 == a ies PN. ound in her house belonging to Miss Sul- W WHEAT.—ln bushel: . —————— Twenty per cent. off on all c: - | A livan, EF smith, colored, testified to odneetay ee Wed nels new wheat | 7\qMILY EACURSION ed tn pia li yA pe tree nae | being on the street on her way to sole Wednesday to W. H. Tenney & F x re N marked fn piain Ox We Wiil charge goods a Amidon medal on Marke she saw this “ GEORGETOWN MA | e W. J. Stephe made on th ‘ (ltams struc 3 LADIES’ SUMMEK 8UITS, ve be Dine and Ik tched the bund!e from PP! 5 i ven inh her tk rr with apiece of wood, } WRAPPERS, TRAVELING DUSTERS run boy: : : SDERWEAS 1 Mtho, Who Was 100 Thay Haas Ete | SEO UNDERWEAR, \ the Cait out to him “run you — of a — s Hats, 31: reat what Made by the best manufacturers of New York be ae Will arrest you.” She Rept on t 9am, and 2 p.m., st _ielL-Sw 5 Tunta, Mary Ware, Edward | Yer aud some moteur thes a na Bards together wih Prof Hotices | PW =e mer. Win. Clarke, Wim. Hammond, Josegh | testiited to overheats ae pg Se Oa eee Hears | Wnt gene gm Henry junds sole F in the station houses Ike ts Fifty cents; children under 12 vars; éeeurtan a Fig eotre: Raymond Russell, Win. id, boys; I won't give you awa: _ St_ | prices’ eve p oe res oe ely ‘en Stewart, Amanda ‘Tabbs, ‘Annie said “The things had nh SOF INDUSTRY. Wrappers " urch Sunde 100 wel andl Eee gy et it Ida Jeune ton, George Jo’ inson, Xe. Otlieer Harper te: LECT FAMILY EXCURSION, aps, Dress Trimm a day and moonlight exeursion next Mou ia been Mrs. Ania in Lattler, oseph Johnson, John Irving, | confessions made to him corresponded ex FURTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK, AND THE | Ps aud C, P. Corsers, Hair ing qeade | OTN Nea Miss. B. Merritr, | 8CUY to What Fanny smith “had testified to. CAPES, abd Sik Ties, Article de Pa : : cher.—Wm. ff. Bouldin, Robert H. Brookes, a ated in yesterday's STax, the court held | W e Ties,25¢. a do: FOURTH OF JULY, All goods marked In plain figures. wert Armstead, Edward Crump, Edward | )y jim a yer and Bates for action | Linen Collars, 2 for Sse. Paper dc Five hours at Fortress Monroe and ,. ff => M, WILLIAN, i Nis, Mary E. Butter, Emma E,’ Johnson, | fy dercrt oe Gut tag, they were commitied | “The above are all good article: AACA, for babing, rowing. fish- fe | 907 Pennsylvania aven fit results of | Susan’ Goodwin 4 t, Washington | 1 default of $1, beat for the price. Lewis’, 120 opine omen eke 2 slcepllig secommoda- | ad Ponneploants avenwe. mw appreciation was | Jones, Win. Wright, Thos, Wi ight, Winteld | Washi A Hovsenony Perrewe—Every fan tions fice, JANE MOSELEY leaves 6.4 sitver | _7 Cite Trevise, Paris, _sel0-ur eran prine rompson., | T Taylors Alice Minor Sue Reed, Toliver | yr able to appreciate and enjoy the pleasar Inning ated Gach Fae ae Nee | JDARASOLS! PARASOLS: PARASOLS ‘ We learn that the trustees of this division | School No. 1, & Pouce, 2 ; | forded by a really healthful and delisivus Of Lickets Limited. “Tickets had of the Prices Marked Down, ave received with regret the resienation of | thew tenpen= Corned A rd ume, should supply themseives with tie members of the various coune’ Whitaker | Prices Marked Down Mrs. Hendley, better known as Miss Ma ‘Ana | George _ Green, Py 20; | ine J uray “ Lanmun's Florida Water. It | & Sous, 941 P antyne & Son, 7th Te Close Out Stock, . io “has: been @ ous 2 ficient | Smith, Emma. C; 124 the most delightful and most lasting of all | &t.; Thompson. Moore's, cor. a, To Clo: 3 no ha na zealous and eflicient | Smith, Emma Carroll, Helen. areenred.) ible: org: | fragraue Water avenue ard I7th st.: Sovereigns Distributin Close Out Stock, rely mone than 2k Years.) She retires, | Barker. Isaiah “Johnson, Toe ear ad) 124; Shoulder, Ga | fragrant Waters. _ Agency, 510 Lith st.; Morrison, 47 Pennsvivania | PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES. Oa More agreeable sphere of duty, rancis Crampton, ‘arpente f +e 50 * o SAFELY AND CERTAIN it great external | avenue. e19 13t | » yaw . * best wishes of many parents and pa: | nard, Marita, Brown, Charles Washtusevs, Perera as por peck; Oranges. | remedy, Glenn's Sulphur Sonpr remover eat —— : =| arom 9. gAtX 45D TWILLED SILK, | puis, trustees, and the t rs with whom She | Joseph Bolden, Gertrude’ Miller, Thomas | 2 hy Cherries sa13 sek | taneous eruptions by opening the pores whose | PARIS | EXPOSITION.—pE. Loomis | Sao ku wit eee sr eke S82, $2.50. $8. $3.50, | been for'so.lon; sonlatent. Stewart, James Hardw i Raspbertics, ge | Obstruction was the cause of the dimeulty. | dpe iGhe WASHINGTON: Leave Augie i: | Soda ky purchasinguet 2° Per Cent, ob the above Se can de No. 1, Miss J. C. Grant, per pair Tier ine, Test and you will endorse it return October 7, Address Dr. 8. L. LOOMIS. | . 7. = nies the Forent ne ae Wells, Annie “To Pereh, svi per bunch stock. tar Beautiful shades of Black or Brown are pro- | No. 639 Penusylvania avenue east, city jels 3G BL, RUWSON & CO'S, comnts | renee tothe affairs | oliver, Peyton Bell, And ib ae dOeeh tee bee ees duced by Hill's Hair 636 Pennsylvania avenue. tody, ' hompson rellect somewhat upon | Isaiah W Hy 3, Cha ol Mao eae ee, eee LEM R. VENABLE'S s South Side, ne Was rearrest th and writes that “about two | John Harris, Jas. Davis, Lewis 4 ‘ a * Ivis A WELL ASCERTAINED Fact, restin -, Grand Select MOON L1G: RSION to y vEIVED— mwoies sheriff left with his r | Thompson requested me to | Conner, 1 wat on the experienc wenty years, that MARSHALL HALL, on t UST BECEIVED—A new invoice of amere fete on 2 On busivess. TWas in agreat | Chae elise ae ne Susie course of Hostetter's Stanuch Bitters will pedicus Stcamee LEGHORN FLATS, FRENCH be at Broad cree time, and he informed me brietly | sthine, Gee? Bee y Wells Ha 18 pe even a naturally feeble system in such a s Ing, July A. ISB at Gorclock pine Single tek Heth oa dei a | as A trustee, appoluted by his motion. | Wells, Chas. Ning Nine Griffin Jae peter Dp This of defence that it will be competent to resist | Zvents! tichess aimitiine denier | and AMERICAN CHIPS. tern of the boat, was sudden P 'y for me to execute a neis Black, Arthur Laws, print, 3). per 10.3) the mest prevalent cau: sueh as | $1. To b ad il cipal book stores andat | » 3 looking about tis hat was ! se. On his assurance if was all alker, Me , Awe Bal New York, 30035; roll. {he matign iniluey ce of Masia, unWholesome | Clem BR. Venables, SCs Seventh sitece north | Also. 30 boxes of gab nd present 2 | ed the deed hurr! and le Schooi No.4, grade No. 1, Miss F.E. MeCoy, water, excessive » cold, sudden | weit. je18-5i i ; y y | Some three me re My. Wilson, attorney | 4 Lindon Bowie,” William Ccore changes of temper . ORTY MILES RIDE ON THE Po. | %u arena Gn wales wen te hands jor s. atta “ann Nellie Ri y = . “3 "1 ? r a gh my Tee Oe sae } Gattes Brown, Fannie Nejson, Nellie Roberts, RELIABLE Hew for weak and nervous su¢. TOMa€ FOR TEN CENTS. | “Gait Sidt'examine our prices at f : g the deed of re a in dones; Winnle Mowin Ane ferers. Chronic, painful, und prostrating di: ot alent’ wil | ing elsewhere. nt prices and stock before tay- | ed out of my mind. and Pores Jones, Wit 3 , Mary | per eases cured without medicine. Pulyermach- MEIGnE Cree MONT ae = _ | M > OP. : 2 tall an dou y mi Savoy Parker, Clara Woodland ger bunch? “Tonme io per peck; | ers. Biectrie Belts the grand desideratun CTT RTS o°eky MON DAY Seabees 2. E. PACNER, Separate eer ay tit Mr | Bude veman. Thomas Gaither, Cymbiins, 2a30 per Cueimbers, Scud | Avold imitations. Book art 4 r | oe A URDAY HOENI NGS ee et je6-tr_ 1107 Fst nd strong mar il Mr. . 3 pins, 3 u a) \ a 7th-street wh 330. eturn 3 o%cl"k | ———— — him in time. | on that | yeoman No. 1, M per doz.: Onions, ida.) WaSve. per Pk Ueulars, mailed Al p.m. Commence Monday, June 24,1873. je17-6:" ME. SEANNERATE bas closed hor os ied without my knowle q MICKEMS, NAF PEF pa uel oy Gi veshinent tu Washingt She has hout my wlel era pee Chickens, “043i per p: Galvanie Co. tablishinent in Washi : mis uentiy Mr. Wilson notified me that Morggrs, MOTHEns, MornERs.—Don't fall and Hiding ane Sesaise bene ON NETS had examined, and it appeared Williams, J 43.1. Warner, reales | to procure Mfrs. Winslow's Sooiiag Syrup tor open on TORSD AY aud WEDNESDAY. ; hat Phad exe La deed of relea: This nam Payne, Win. er and auctioneer, sold all diseases of teething in caildren. It reileves at 85 North Charles street, Baltimore, ac Hinest stock | was a very great surprise to me, and fimme- as. Burion. John ay aft the child from pain, cures d colic, reg ESSMAKING iuallits branches, — je3-tr sever offered at auction in Wash | diately called upon Col. Thompson for at ex. Tr, Susie | Bailey avd Cl rustees lates the bowels, and, by siving relief sia ES. SELMA RUPPER angton and we wou! A advise our readers Planaliou: He stated Ua It was tru Theodore Mintel John 45,5, Fand © subdivision of ’ square health to the child, gives rést to the mother. M™ Olt On Stee Messrs. Duneanson & Bros. have had three | right: that he had fully paid Mrs. Wall teanda: Batt, Eranic | Provey, by ihe Hotel EnOwD as, TESMONG | a sme’ ae GENTLEMEN.—We wish to Orroars Parent Orrics, days sal aug ar about h ing thes sh the reeeipts iro m her Sould sho that fa avenue and 2d sts. northwest, to Benj. Charle ny attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- Je17-6¢ (Post Has just opened a large and select assortment of catalogue w S about ¥) pages very closely | stronely urged him to bave a settlement w at $15,750. Ing and Dyein; DI No. MBG stree' 5 [OUNT VERNO} INFANTS? AND © ; bE C. catalogued, consisti “fall kinds and styies | Mr. Wilson. but ii s ton at € near oth pe ager ape beaeo N SEES MOUNT ER nam ad BONN ag Ace Cake of zoods usually Kept in a tirst-c.ass estadlisi: | taken inte court, and my e Vis. Lottie Jams) | yy TRAVELERS (fo kckorg should consult | jatest improvements, wheter of Americatres | Winntene, ona the ree eIEEN LONG AND SHORT 1 like this: althouzh haif way th | ison record. ‘The receipts and papers ry Clark, William Toliver, | Messts. J. W. Botteler & Bro., whose card wil | European invention, he 1s enabled to do lis | qratiy redid and furniched bho re "a the heaviest and costliest goods remain v: | sented thus far in the case show that there iss Gray, Elexina Scott, Per | P¢ found in another column. They can give | work/ina manner not to be equalled by those | Biske, captain, is the only boatailowed to land pa.- And all Kinds of d. such as washsfands and bath tubs in | balance of some $2 ch. Sofar 2 Bell, Mary Bell, Emina Newman, James | {ull information concerning the French and | not possessing these facilities” His cease: | seusefs at Mount Vernon wharh, “Rousd trip $1, CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. walnut. the very large variety of ornamentai my agency in the eas d,Dacted | ji a . mace Inman lines, and save tourists much time and | and dyeing Ladies’ and Gent’s suits aro te | cluding admission to mansion aud grounds, Novelties in L read. % Dronzes. nickel plated goods. plumbers sup- | without the least shadow of an inteition of | "School No. 6 grade No. 1, M. L. Hoy. teacn- | fouble in making arrangements. fact, *He cheapestin the city scree cepted) af 10m ines and returns seg unas ae | gees TACKS. LACE GOODS See eae lies, earthen, terra eotta and galvanizd | wrong-doing to any one er.—George Connor, Charles Gibbs, Amalie THE COURTS supertor Work. N. B.—A specialty of his con- | HOLLINGSWORTH, Bup't Ladies’ sionut Vic. | ERIES! SILK and wo: FRINGES ip ab ron pipes. all the phimbers tools, and splen SSE eel Slade. Sarah Willis, Emma, Clarke, sue a iad p gists in removing spots from costly party dress. | non Association, L.L. BLAKE, steamer Mary | the newest styles. CHILDREN'S LACE Gang dof Xtures, desks, &¢., &e. “The sale is | EMENT EXERCISES OF MISS O5- | Neale, Kate West, Ida Chase, Bessie Btetacy rege MRCUIT CouRt—Judge Humphreys. es: 25 years’ experience. His dry cleanser re. | Washington. jel5 Iy” | Made to order, mar@s-tr continued to-morrow morniiig, at the usual | Sapo. There assembled in Con- | toward Clarks, John Clarke! Willis Bratcee’ |, Xesterday, Pettibone vs, Kirk; argument moves grease spots eifectuaily from any article, TOME 7 5 erg are offered vere sgpciade and private | gregational Church Wednesday night a large | phomas Bundick, Thomas Palmer Amer ag | coueluded ahd submitted. ‘Wright vs. Patter | MO¥ careful pressing gives them an appearance | SOMMER VRENING CONCERT, QPecaL NOTE. buyers are offered very Fare inducements, ad | number of our eikizens to witness the sradus Thompson, Joseph Gibbs, Join Evans: Witte sone sree gal yactied a a vs. Dinas asif newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two AT GIBSBORUY PARK, argains may be expected.— Adri ion exercises of Miss Osborne's young ladies. | Herbet, Samuel Ryder, Sarah Carter, “Ari Bale: 01 s onast and Greenvale de- | pair for 25 cents. $ ° 5 SG - a —————— | For a number of years Miss Osborne has had Hashing Matke, Mone atenutt | creed. Ramsay vs. Daniels; hearing on peti- 2 WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 25th, L {OOTS for Bpri Dx: LAWRENCE'S WORKINGMEN held another | flourishing school. Prof, King opened the | ted Washington, John Sango Moses Stewart, | tions. Holtzelaw vs, Ford; time for taking _ BY THE own make fOr anie Se Teg Tee Oy, Tawrenee made the nest address a Canoe, | roeramme by playing a voluntary on the or. | Weegee Coates Sandeys, Thos. Cars: | proof extended. Madford vs. Lovell: trug-es AMUSEMENTS. Pre Eee Careers CLUB, onions, Kawrence made the frst address. Mr. Cohen, | BaD RCH Was followed by a prayer from Dr. excher.—Jane’ Aickander, Hester Govy | Substituted. Middicton vs. Dillon ; writ of at- 2 Amisted by cminont Amateur Talent from Atex- 7a8. H OVERMILY: Bd opted ee enad, fesglutions. which were | Eliot. of Ascension. The only piano solo of | Henrietta Washington, Catherine Robinson: | @¢hmeut quashed. RET HONOGRAPI EXHIBITION | Admission, 26 cents. Ferry boats leave Wash- Oppontie Panes hoped. foe 5 committee | neal GbO8 those j the evening was nu by N <1 lorence Spot- ‘Tara Green, Cloru Washington, Win Carter, tenn NAT rag ey eyo es ates Baturday night. School cniidren ad- | ingion, 6, 7'and 8 o*clock, and return at 11-3) | Ladles Boots and Shoes made to ‘order ‘Stains having the exy € appre tious in | ford xe Eliot, WI hand. 5 iT Vi venta Di da Kes. Bates ya . Cope- | mir ui Friday, and Sa*urday at 1 3. | @'eiock. "Cars in 5 5 ap ghort charge and see that the money be expended | ing her her : pat he Was pleased | Beha qHatton, Anvil Vigal Eugenia Dies land, verdict for plaintiff $162.50, Open at MisGsi, tron 10am. t98pen ad 7 See Coren walling, ete | ee. ea eecred among the largest number of need) | to give to the daughter of avery distinguished | j Sndles ie Rene PRonatE Covrt—Register Webster. Se aD ue except on Friday evening, when special UN. Pw: nN Worthy: that ali appropriations, whenever | man this prize as a token ofherablity and | Emma Fi Mion Portined a eyed: | yesterday, Will Of Hentictta Ne Aorirews, | exbiviuion wil be given at Hiawiinc Church, cor | GENPAY EXCURSION BOOTS AND SHOES. Practicable. be expended directly by the gov | success, ang hoped she would stil continue to | Ara tsom, Philip Kelse er William | yenunciation of J.C. Kennedy, as executor, | Ber 9:h and P st. 5e20-3 * sTEamEn sg ESHALL HALE, ae = Hacc el J mment, instead of by contractors: that we wew honors that her bonored Sehool No.8, grade No. 1, M. E. z filed, and bond of executor fi at $100,000. ATIONAL THEATER. TLANO, Capt. W. — = —=—=> = wit eontinte stings oF the peo onored in her."" Most of the ori teacher —Jobn Carter, Georee Tyleg, Peckatt: | Estate . B. Meek: W: J. fehees quatiited sed VOUMONLAY, JUNE SE bh, 1878, SEND SD rect, hart EVERY J dincese wattany axp xayat, noor, ple constantly mame tu favor TY good. The exactn Valiace, Susan Shepherd, Rosa Smith, Fannie ve bond in $3,000 as administrator d. b. n. CO mplimentary Testinontal tendered by une vat~ | ing. will arrive in Washibgton at SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURER. 2 matical” aid brifliancy of th Hesters, John neis, George Weeks, Grif. | Dr. Henry Lyon, executor of estate of rons 10 JOS. §. SESSFORD, Ticket Agent. upon | 8:40 pm. #118 Pennsylvania avenue. 7 ’ _commended them to the ‘ith Jones, Georgeanna’ Deville, Fannie Bruce, | Alden, late (® S. N., filed inventory of p comegy aon Wil be presented the ‘charming | “Tne MATTANO*? can be chartered for Excur- A perfect fit, combining at ouce ease anit their hearers. The graduates y Mh Wells, Charies Banks, Muses Madger. | alty ftom Probate’ Court of Suffolk county, | cme LED ASTRAY, Slong on reasonable terms by applying at office, | Comfort in all cases guaranteed. Will call Nettie McGill, A. Hazelton. Mit AGBCH | Mass, Report of J. N. Oliver, special auditor, 7 CORRNCH Bi MON: foot of 6th and N sts. by postal ea pne measures, IF requested| MARRINGE LicrN=zs have been issued to | Julia Quantrille, The medais 5 | Mary Bi confirmed in the case of R.H. Marsh, guardian | 4, SOL Mies FLORENCE RICHMOND as An- | _je8-1in G. TUCKER JONES, Arent. | Biota gatos Gini pelection of Frink Butler and Luey Jones: Harry by Dr. Eliot, kth to orphans of W. Il. The Reeister | “Popaing Pre Oe eee aren NALOSTAN ISLAND. ture, aud of superior qualin, oe ao a wanntac and Ellen ¥ ie0. W E | amusement by describing the abiiity of little Turner. Geo. | Passed several accounts of guardians aud ad- | cle and Dress Circle, 50 cents. No extra chat A’ ‘The Beautiful Resort, is now open for tue re- | Suminer wear, and at reasonable > New S.C M. Brad buisville Twitehall | Miss New aughter of the noted Prof, n Clark, Burdy Simith, Neara | Ministrators. Justice Otin will hold the court | for reserved seats, Hox sheet now open. je1) 5: | ception of > gores inserted in old gaiters by pate: tehiug wie FE. Sanderson: Jos. Pusitzer. of Sr. | Neweomb 3 about eight ye ns, Rebecea Adams. ae June 2yih to | ear contes:ed cases. Adjourned. XH = PICNICS AND PRIVATE PAKTIEe. ine; alse of Sine repairiug done on ari Rave Davie Geo. mith an Bi atpatc | ‘aul pase ence een infos mepeemy G26} OM EBREIO™ 1GOG | pm een heen irene an Pavia, | Shore wot, vay : FP edits Aud alte mls a Brooke, Ida Rousey, Frat Yesterday, Bertran Johnson, assaultand bat- | eASee ‘ar 4 pg eae oe ag = Clarence M. Skeel of New izabeth Harris, Alice Jones, Kate | tery on Edward T. Lucas: @ and costs or ten Be Niele ana aang and, furnished in, good M42 VELLous 5 > I , Wa eee sky . * am yie, rTy try ~ - trude Townsend ; W. B. D | ney, Kate Ross, Maria Thompson, Julia | days in jail. Lewis W tO) It on FREE ART GALLERY AND 8TURE, to and from the Island. “church x Schols BARGAINS! brling, bok oF Young, Mary Mason, Edw. Gant, Isaae p- | Mary Washington ; $100 personal recognizauce it Pan ee on and other Associations are re=pect = a sR ah r ) herd. Churchill Robinson. Thos. Suains. Lik. | Keep the peace. “Aunie Wilson, ‘coloved, Ghotce onl Paintings, Bngravings, Chromos, &c. | give us a call. as we are deter TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES Edward Al Gama Ma‘ over Hg Marey, fot, Sub, 24 285, $h : | coin McKee, Geo. Wells, Martha Bankes. cher sed with keeping a bawdy house in Grace | shades, Plevures, Frames, Picture Cords avd Tas. | Petsantandagreeable to all Manager. or arris iia : eS 3 4, % 7 r y Street, Georgetown ; and costs or jays in 7 Distric P, C] + 0 7 = Bolden and Amt Ok ET oS 1. | the closing day's exereises were continued | alk Win. Payne, ‘assault “and battery. on “pe Thaus Caan oe sit =. HCLUUGHLIN, Fropelstor. xS18_ | TEs, LOW-BUTTON, INDICTMENTS—The grand jury yesterday tn the following sehools, and the merit roils | james Cook continued. John Roney.assault | Agr Bienes remember Nameand Nomber. jyl-ly | 47M JULY. 4TH SULY. | ay ppers, with Box and reported indictments against August Beck- ze of iM.L. Ord, | Were as follows: . a. jali. Charles Brackenbrige, violation of ordi, rps (GIS HiSRE.— Now ts the Time é D ™ x and Opera Toe, man for violating internal reveaue lay sa. 47, $810.81 tsy Bohame . to Aunie E. School No. 1, grade No. 4, M. A. C. Coakle} nanees in selling sponges Without licences; $5 to Sell,—Ladies’, Gents and Children’s cast~ ‘RAND RAILROAD EXCURSION French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Thomas Sisson, assauit with intent to k Loomis, lots 210 218,22) and 224, sq. 3, vil- | teacher.—Mary Botts, Lillie Douglass, Luci 1 30 days in jal i Wearing. Boos. fn. at ox Y . 1 Frank Blair; Nathaniel Bryan, second offence lage of 'Montello, $0; Eugene Story to RW. Melntosh, Helen Payne, Ida Warner, wil m | ® ay * moeny. Waordinary nigh eash prices at STUST A'S ld TO RICHMOND AND RETURN. Children, from 25 cts, to $2.50. of petit larceny; Benjamin Bryan, same: Buc D. Bryan, sq. 322, $20,000 .. Freeman to | Moore, William Thompson, Rebecea Baldwin, oe fs s 3 i we Trai: y ‘Warner, robbery; John Walker, false pre- | John Grinder, sub. lots 35 and 3s, sq 6a, $50 Louisa Hill. Emma Kinner, Bary Petheridge, Charles Myers, loud and_ boisterous; - ‘will be promptly attended to, tr ine eS. i a 0 3 eg a LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cta, to $5. tences. ‘They dismissed the eh eof forgery startha Metz to J. N. Dickson, lot 61, sq. Mar inte Robinson, Martha errell, yuens galls ab nse game, © donn surde ms _SEE__—_—— am, Round Trip 92,00. nee CHILDS’ SHOES, 10 cts, to $2, against John O'Connell, who was charged. F. A. Clareloux to M. nderson. ashington, Lou Emma Kinner, Anna Wash- | $ame; a Sn rue, rf 4 Wer. ral discount to 01 ized bodies, Tickets with W. F. Morrow, of issuing forged tickets lots gana 5, 4,818 ): HS Bundy’ to C. | ington, Richard Chase, Amos Butler, Klizabeth Henry Mutten and Eawin 3 vedtell were timed GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. Yruited: secure gates Por, sale eH. Shea, WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. for Col. Donn Piatt’s lecture D. Willard et al, lot sq. 7S8!, $3,000: Josep! . Taylor, Wm. Southern. | eacl laying bi _ ing - i 5, Samos Hee . a Se ee geen ine Todd. trastée, etal. to John Grinder.) School ‘No. 1, grade No. 5, J. S. Brooks, | Wilson, profan ity; #. John Thomas, 3 tas | AZORS, SCISSORS, PEN-KNIVES, NAIL, 3 Weller & tepetit, Fa. ave, James Har. GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, A DISGRACEFUL Ficnt and drunken brawl 95, $146.58. feacher, Marlon Stewart, Elvira Robinson, | Howard, was sent down for a tramp. Michael | 2 \ Tooth, Halrand Cloth Brushes. Combs, Soap, Seo oe es eettt, TR St. Bw. from 50 cts, to $6. Is reported to have taken place last night on Carrie Thomas, Mary Thomas, Louisa Lane, | Lanhady, same. Jeremiah Quirk, same. Win. LURDS 14a Bridge st Gegenee, by eer : Sothe . board a ferry boat from Giesboro’. Four COLOKED MAsons TO CELEBRATE ST. JOHN's | Marion Johnson, John McIntosh, Samuel Bell, | Smith, same. Mary Welch, street-walker ; - a} Cie eS Se es BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITEKS, drunken and quarrelsome roughs kept the | Day.—On Monday next (St. John’s day) the | Grant Richardson, Ellen Hunt, Susan Hill, | down. Timothy Regan, John Shea and John Fee SALE—A neat, commodious and conven- por LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS. whole place in comm }, anda young man | colored Masons of the District, with repre- | Mary Jones, Isabella Fisher, Florelia Tucker, | Twoniey, assault and battery on John Ander- jent two-story Brick HOUSE, pressed brick + ‘ ‘To Order, ppoard named Prank Ford, of South Wush- | sentatives from the adjoining states, will | Lauia Clark, Victorla Allen, Mary Brown, isa; | son: a Wanton and. brutal assault. while An- | front. witha two-story teak Bettini sooo tis STEAMER “SUE.” LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, ington, was struck by one of them with brass parade, winding up with a celebration at | bella Williams, Eva Lancaster. derson was walking home with a young lady; 2 roomie and becniroom. with exnj for hot and 20k Cart. W. C. GEOHEGAN,. 4 Knuckles and had the bridge of his nose | Gales’ Weods, (the new Schuetzen Park of the School No. 1, grade No. 6, A. L. Foote, | days each in jail. These young men had Fete ge receaty painted pod Stained: a large ‘The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE will resume her — broken. “Women were frightened. some of | German Verein,) at which, after singing by teacher —Mary Godland, Jenny Nelson, | just Feturned from a picnic at Glesboro. Har- | Shy Com ‘in the rear: lol {routs 30 test on Gay, BATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR- ‘ them faintins, the boat arereed | ie Masonic Choir, an addess on symbolic | Lucy Smith, Martha Liggons, Nina Parke, | Tet Long was fined $1 for assault on “Annie | fi8€e, house An the Congress sts., witha tepth ot | SIONS, June 16th, to Point Look. LOUIS HEILBEUN, 2 Thelwhan! the rowehs sjuiekiy dicammenred | RMSONEY WI De delivered by G.W. rooks, | Fannte Makel, Fannle Ware, Louisa Dockett, | Johnson. Elizabeth Kelly, threats to, Thomas | Ygheen High and Congress sts. witt a topth ot and returalieg, leaving Stephenson's wharf, foot o 402 SEVENTH STaxeT at the wharf the roughs quickly disappeared | geand master: an oration by K.T. Greener, | Louisa Smith, Lavinia Bolden, Laura Taylor, | Kelly; bonds to keep the peace. raham | PIANO, but little used, and in perfect order, for gad rocualng, mturésy at ope eee J before they could be arrested S.C.: and addresses by C. W. Proctor, D.C.: | Maggie Washington. Rhoda Johnson, Susie | Coleman, petitlarceny ; aud costs, or 10days | one-half the o inal cost. Call at No. 63 High'st., -. iy.” Mon of “That Old Woman of 2Mine.” = PG. nuel Griffin, of Md.; Eli Robinson, Christiana Allen, Katie Russel, | in jail. Charles Dazenbrooh, assault on John | Georgetown, D. C., where all information will be THe STORE to find a wery lar Re assortment va Garter = rt, D. J.D. K ly, ot Lena Cham , Frank Ramsey, Edward Robin’ Resstora; jontinned: Harry: Armstrong and ve given. jel4-2w* 4 lass. Fare, ro trip For myl8-tr d silks, striped silks, checked silks Pa.: PG. M.R.H. ill be made. | son, Ma’ oss, Maggie Simons, Ma John- Vm. Mack were in lock Cl ‘. > State Rooms and further informat apply S ininauieaiin Gane immense assortment of black silks, prices : ee son, Willis Menardé Elizabett, vans, Louts | eeny. of articles from Joseph Hedrick | also, ers Tames Le ST, Be REGED | STEPHENSON & BHOS.. agents, coruer 12th OSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, ging from) cents to $2.50; on pure White | CHILDREN KINGS, cream, navy blue, | Hickman, Josie Martin, Vietoria Perry, Eliza. | another charge of housebreaking and robbery pleve in this part of ihe Country. st_and Pa. ave, and 7th st. whart, a SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. and colored ground, lavender. navy blue, | light b ci a ; gentlemen's col- | beth Evans, Mary Chisley, Albert Harris, Bes. | of jewelry and other articles, worth about W. H. WHEATLEY'S RRANGEMENTS VING BEEN * hy t blue, brown. ereen, and black, checked j ored hosiery; ladies’ real English stockings | sie Smith. #150, from the premises of John H. Haswell, ‘a z ‘made with the Pi ‘of the at striped silks. i Market (woven se: ,four (4) pair for #1. (Carter's, | Eastern, eighth grade, 2d sub-division, Miss | 12190 street northwest, on the night of June | Premium STEAM DYEING AND ScoURING Es- HYGEIA HOTEL at Fortress Mon- Our real si Iks, only ace.) Pure white honey comb | M. P. Shadd, teacher.—Bessie Johnson, Aunie | 22th; continued, and both committed in de- TASLIEREESS, Foe, Va.. to receive passengers Uy’ aa $125, excellent Diack SIIK, 75: plain, colored Ghildfens parasols; chiidren s Costin, Louisa Middleton, Sarah Wend, Gert- fault of $500 bonds each. man | 49 Jefferson st, near Bridge st., George- | the Blesmer LADY OF THE CARE {ott | CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE or silks the very light and dark shades. — ardinal, blue aud white Shet. | rude Williams, Toussaint Bland, Mary Logan, ap » D.C. » ‘ iN, ‘Adit ream, navy blue and black, ali | James Wilson Harry, West, Jose hing BRELLAS AND PAMASOLS Everything appertaining to the | business | CNWpobs for Passage ad erat agel are issued | ogEaT REDUCTION TY DxowseD.—The Alexandria Gazette says | pth SURthMe Si eheellent bed Ueking, 2: | Waker, Wm. Wicks, Mary Nichols, Haitie | sting ROVE ey! Drorbetsand Bisnketsa sheciai estoy Mapes. | National Metropoit IK 2 ee lexandria tte ys large siz ai q S, $1.50; Pacifie Re 1 7 4 : dl that “Mesers. Ticer and MeCuen, W.i0 arrived | i0ecaare. ‘ Aelfe Tawns, | Bruce, Rosa Clarke, Catharine Davis@paisy —lei-anr____ 618 D street sow. meriionthe. District work sent for and returned aero manthes’. here this morning in a gill boat, report that | 2 = stern § , LEATHER TRUNK, . UNDA j-—The steamer when between Tent landing and Mt. Vernon, | THE | WASUINGTON CATTLE Maxxer. — | reachee Cite Open wa Oo ee | BLOM Dromptly attended to. Address as above. ‘jell-tr LADY OF THE LAKE will, they saw a man fall overboard from the steam. | Queenstown Drove Yards.—2s cattle left | Curtis, Martha Freeman, Carrie Gray, Fan- AND OANVAS COVER. ELL — ete ex John W. ‘Thompson. They tmmediat Ph ZS Sold to. butchers at prices ranging | nie Gibbs, Alberta Lewis, Letitia Lee; Mary 925 nan FPUE ADAMANTINE BRICK COM- | TEUNGONS, leaving her Whatt, torminus of the started to his assistance, but he san lore | from's3g to 5 4e.; 7 nbs ; old , HARNESS, zt 3 they reached him. They deseribe the drowned sheep—& 40 sold’ from 334 to ry c. per Ib.; lambs Stewari, Gertrude Sinithe Masia Raion me - RUBBER AND GOLD LINED, are selling Ball on tbe Potomincy 4 man as of elderly appearance, with gray hair, | irom 41 to 534; 60 head left over: 2) cows and | netta Ward Carle Masea, Win Laroe Jona OUR OWN MAKE, MERCHANTABLE BRICK | Gown and coming bac and slight baldness on top of the head.” calvess4 sold from #20 to #0; 6 head left | Turner, Rosa Redding, Mary Lemons, Julia are being nged by the greatest number of gentlemen Geltyered in any partot the clty. = pi MR So pare a art SES cian cook over. Market dull. Edw: Susie Evans,’ Mart vers: ‘ashington, years, Deautiful hard- wall, | every ralook, ' Base Kait.—The third game of the cham. OO eeereers fe fe Hebron, Annie Queen, Louise | Sndare ring rhe Very best of eallataciog. TRE QUAL TO THE BEST HAND MADE” | Olyinont,. ¥are round trip, tonship series, between the Nationals and AS AN ILLUSTRATION of what the market ington, Lizzie Willis, Elmira ‘Schure- and Gay we ‘FRONTS. - B. ‘Thompson’ iors Aapulaedl yesterday afteruoo. Like | affords in the line of youth's, boss’ and chil. | washington, Lizzie Willis, Kimira Sehure: | emis, iz AWh BAGS and Samples ean be seen at =. the to frst games, it was won by the — arene Socning: sae cca. nos soe fas ‘Wenard, Thos. Palmer. 3 BECKER’ FICE NATIONAL HOTEL Angee a EGU! @ als. The Ea, played a very a game, and | refer @ extensive st now i 4 . corner Pennsylvania a\ BR (0) ‘the made 1° pewity lively forthe Nationals. The the bors’ clothing house of B. lobluson & 00, cLosrxe EXENCISES OF THE EIGHTH GRADE = a En a Ee Wit ike pace SUND pre Stood 9 _ = 4 Light | ANTS: wharf score si Penn. avenue—Adrt The sub-board of school trustees for the | Winreuseent Sarna rare eae eae Os Reeser. ana ing at 8, landing at SHETLAND SHAWLS all colors, cheap; new VicTORIA Lawns all prices; plaid Swiss | seventh division, colored schools, closed their WIE NAILS.—Jadge Prenties certifies: “Dr. | will remove Wi going and styles of lawns, yard wide, 12!¢ cents: Para. | organdies, 1244 cents; spring dress gaods, | labors Wednesday by conducting the closing ented a 7? Thou- | st. D.w., to 25 cis. ; no charge for | Sols alt at cash to close stock, Eee from #1 | from 12%4 cents up; Parasols at cost to close | exercises in the two e: Frade, schools— and 438 3th oneh’s yxteen up; all kinds ef dry goods at bottom prices. | stock, from $1 ups eassimeres and linen for | eastern, in charge of Miss M. F. Shadd, at the ‘or of a first class. ” cl a (ay Towson & Co., 636 Pa. avenue, south side, near boys wear, from 15, 18, 20, 25 cents. Towson, | Lincoln building, and Fn, Miss Alice M. feet favors e * Fun pigs aan ee tor 800. mys 7th.—ad: Pa, avenue, south side, near 7th.—Aqyt, Parker, teacher, at the Straug byilding. In P pOnTORl, wag, P, FLEMMING, . €