Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ERIDAY .July 2, 1S9@. ‘WASHINGTON, 1880, For the middie Atlantic ‘states, rain areas, followed by clearing weather, winds mostly northwesterly, stationary or lower temperature, falling, followed by rising eter. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ° ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- Signal Office during the day:—7 = m., Tl am, 76; # p.m,33% dium, 53: minimum, 64. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7.50 p.m. and extingu ished at 3.00 a. m. a A party ot scientific gentlemen and relic hunters is being made up at the Smithsonian [n- stitution to start on the 12th instant on a visit to the Luray cave In Virginia. A Young Men’s Central Garfield and Arthur Club was ‘organized last night at 1314 F street, and the following officers were elected: Wm. Fen!more Cooper. president; Albert N. Dewey, vice president; W. H. Van Vieck, secretar: B. Clements, assistant secretary: George W Billings, treasurer, and David I. Willigins, finan- cial secretary. The case of District of Columbia vs. R. i. Bradford was stricken from the District Su- Preme Court calendar yesterday, and remanded 0 the Criminal Court. This tsa case in which the claim attorneys combined to obtain a dect- sion as to the right of the District. government to impose a license tax on them. Mr. J. L. Barbour, who i3 acting as treasurer for the fund sought’ to be raised by our police and the citizens as a small acknowledgment for the many deeds of charity done by the Sisters connected with the House of the Good Shepherd In Baltimore in reclaiming wayward girls from this city, will recetve any donations which individuals may desire to make to this institu- tion, independent of the fund being raised by raille of the gold wateh by the police of this city. A correspondent, “B. i.” asks “when ate the peor ebildren of the city fo havea saflon the Hver? Cannot philanthropists set this charity in motion and sive the poor little walts at least three tree trips during the summer? ” At a regular meeting of Anchor Lodge, No. 9,1. 0. My held last evening, the tollowing olticers were installed for the ensutag term by ihe grand ofieers: C. C. Crouch, W. M.; W. D. Tal . Thomas L. Miller, R. . poyce, F. S.;'J. C. DeAtley, treasurer; J. P. Rall, conductor: A. Deeton,’ chaplain; A. ‘v. S. b. Clarvoe, 0. M. Croueh, Jas. H. Hall o W. Mu; EL ¥. Dempster, R.G. to J. 3 < G. to dM. SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of real estate sale ot Belva Lock wood. trustee, on Capitol Hill, at 6 o'clock this evening. : t Wru1an has thrown out a large lot of ds, bo last spring, on the front counter Ladies are invited to exam- t METROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND KINDERGARTEN. Eilitor Star: The closing exercises of this instl- tution consisted of examinations In three divi- sions—young ladies, normal, and childrens’ de- partment for boys and giris: muste and recita- Uons and essays by the young ladies and th> graduates of the normal class, to whom Miss Bessie C. Graves, the principal, presented gold and silver medal5 and other prizes. The free Kindergarten, entirely separate from this, was started by the thoughtfulness and energy ot 2 3, aided by Dr. and Mrs. Mason, of Dr. Cressy, of and other proint- ‘ork avenue chur gave the use of their chapel. Miss Emma Graves and Miss Nimmo, graduates from the Metro- fi iitan Normal school, took charge, and a free janch furnished every day. Over thirty children have the benefit of this good work, aud thetr delight knew uo bound when Cap. Blake ave them a free ride down to Marshall Halt last Friday.on the W. W. Corcoran. Miss Bessie Graves, Miss Sheldon, Dr. and Mrs. Mason, Capt. Strait, of San Francisco, all assisted in getting up a dig dinner for the children and their grateful mothers. —_.-—_—_ CONCENTRATED LEMONADE at Prentiss’, corner 7D and F sts. n.w., for plenics, excursions, ece.t a To INsvRE Comrort while sojourning at the Seaside or mountains, supply yourself with choice garments in light woolens. linens and other ceasonable goods, at the boys’ clothing house of B. Robinson « Co., 909 Pa. ave. t ‘THE CL EXERCISES of Miss Mary L. Rath- one’s select school took place last evening at 201 6th street n.e. After recitations, songs, dia legues, <¢.,1n Which the young pupils acquitted themselves very satisfactorily, rewards were distributed as ‘follows: First’ premium (goid €ross) to Annie Lewis; premiums (books) to Eula Carstens, Eva V. Piggott, Hattle M. Ferguson, Mary E.’ Frazter, Bessté Gordon, Kate Bryant and George Gcrdon. DEEDS IN FRE have been recorded as follows: Sidney A. Fitch to Jos. B. Walling, lot J, in sub Of lot A. of Wm. H. Philitp’s sub of lots 9 and 1: Of sq. Si6: $600, John Humphrey to Archibat r 38; $1,400, Chas. G. Thorn to Chas. Edmonsion, part lot 13, in sub of lots 10 avd 1), of Douglass’ sub of original lot 10, sq. 3 r Miller to Heury J. Gensler, rs sub of orizinal lots 3 and 4 Of sq. 5 irlinda E Shelton to John E. Shelton, part lot 5, s John J Jonezech toJobn A. Sheiton, Joan i. Hickey, Jot * ¢ art Of Sq. 581: Jones. origin: €. E. Frayser and J O Conner, lot 35, S. D. Lewis, lot 7: to Kosie Parry, lot 15, sq. 55: < al., to Wm. Longbridge. lot ard to W. H.W ‘al 5 $16 uthony Hanlon to 1 nn; $1,5¢ 1, d0.; $—. heltcn to Joseph Shelton, original lot 4, sq. $—. M. P. Callan, trustee, to Lawrence nd part lot D, Sil. Mary Stan Rocks, for ust in 10 or 12 gauge shot uns et A.C . Stevens, No. 1105 Pa. ave. t A DeseeTep Wirz Wants a Drvorce.—This morning Mrs. Lockwood filed a bili for a divorce in the name of Amelia Ann Morris against Lemuel Morris. She states that under the natne of Amelia Ann Welch she was married to de- f ndant at Woodville, Prince George’s county, in December, 1 and came Immediately shington, ¥ she has since reside: She charges that after remaining with her here for three months her husband went to Wilming- ton, DeL, and remained four months, and that in February, 6, he went to Nebraska and came back in isi9, Dut did not live with ber and bas failed to support her. «c. Partirseither leaving the city or remaining | at home will find It greatly to thetr advant: by consulting advertisement of A. Straus, ‘THR PUNERAL oF Mn. FREDgRICK L. HARVEY took place this afternoon from his late rest- dence, on 9th street, above K street, and was attended by a very large number of Hils friends and relatives, including many of the older Dusiness men of Washington and prominent ma: The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Forrest, of Trinity (P. E.) church. The masonic choir sang appropriate pteces. ‘The following were the pall-bearers: John R. Unompson, Wm. Newton, J. W. Colley, T. Be Marche, Jobn T. hter, W. Dockstader, IL L. Johnson and Joseph 1.’ Pearson. The ‘inters ment was made at Oak Hill Mr. Harvey was Dorn at Erie, Pa., in 1834, but came to this city When twelve years of age, and for a number of years—up to the breaking out of the war—was @ clerk In’ the hardware establishment of Ephreim Wheeler. After the war he removed to Chicago and was engaged in the insurance business there agd afterwards in St. Louts, Mo. For several years Mr. Harvey waS the clerk to the board of common council of Washington And prominent in military, masonic and tem- Perance circles. In 1si4 he returned to this ¢ity and did much to revive the tnterest in the Weshington monument. He was taken sick in St. Louts some months since, and early in the Pp t Season he went to Florida for the ben- efit of bis health, but came home about two Months ago and died last Wednesday morning. Mr. Haryey was a Sry Soon cegreo Mason, by ding his membership tn Dawson lodge of this city and in the Chicago (IiL) consistory. His Ieapy friends In this city mourn his ea death and sympathize with nig bereay tamily. GREEN-BACK sleeve buttons, $3, at Prigg’s. t sects snare A 47H oF JuLy DRINK.—Those who want to €njoy the glorious 4th should not fall to lay ina geod supply of Hub Punch, the most delicious and healthful of all summer drinks, made from the very best of materials, and attractive for social gatherings everywhere. This punch band in hand with the 4th of July, it ving been born on that day, and this Poe | the 30th anniversary of Its birth. See advt. ‘THE PRopUcE Deatess’ Habeas CoRPrs Case. ‘This morning, in the Criminal Court room, the ase of Josep! Court on the cl of carrying Of produce dealer without License and sentenced. pad nan doane bn pay the license of $25 or suffer impriso! it in the workhouse for 7 days, was before Judge Wylie on a writ of hi Messrs. Lage § and ae ee Peartd for the petitioner moved his that the sentence was Ille- @ as it was an alternative one. ce iy that eld that the law was plain and might be enforced by fine or im- | colored 6 and over. | Mages reportea, 21 REPRESENTATIVE BERRY AND MRS, HUGHES, Within the past few weeks there have been rumors about town that a member of Con- gress—lion. C. P. Berry—of California—was Commissioner D ent was yesterday re-elected resident to the pistrict board for the present scal Fear. Off.cet Townshend, who has been on a visit to Uie lower Potomac the last ten days, returned to the city yesterday. District C aboug to bef sed as the defendant in a case simt- The ‘ommissioners have notified | lar to that brought by Jessie nd against Major Brock of the appointments of Patrick R. | Senator Ben Hill, of Geor ‘The woman in Dai Geo. Schwab and Geo. E. Nooks as addl- | this case goes by the name of Mrs. Hughes, and tonal’ patrolmen of the Metropolitan police | her residente is on 1th, near F street. ‘It 13 force, for duty in and around the bufiding and | stated that She was a Miss Anna M. McNamee, ng. and Patrick H. at the " becaiiead one ee wn, and subsequently married a Mr. Barker. Berry ot her statements in reference to him just before he left Washingtoa for his home in California, and said that he did not know her; and that she must be a black- mailer; and that if she or any other woman in Washington had a charge to make against him he was ready to meet it. The first intimation Unat legal proceedings were contemplated was developed & month or two ago, when a young married man approached some of Mr. Berry’s STREETS TO BE IMPROVED. was speed The District Commissioners have concluded to make improvements on the following streets, and advertisements for p for the same ‘will be sent out immediately in accordance with recommendations made by Lieut. F. V. Green, assistant District engineer: Asphalt pavements on K. between isth and Pennsylvania avenue circle northwest, 11,960 square yards. (Of this a strip 15 feet wide, on the south side of street streets, amounting to | friends and made inquiries as to approaching Sao cinarorasee, to be laid in granite iors him on the subject of Mrs. Hughes! pregnancy. pavement, the blocks to be furnished by the | Finally the ‘inquirer was ad that District, the balance 9,6%) square yards to bein | he had better call on a friend of Mr. asphalt.) Pennsylvania avenue, between K Berry, who was engaged in the practice of law and 22d streets northwest, south side, 1,200 here. The young man accordingly called ana r 10 reet northwest, between F reduced 2 humber of short notes purportiug to ee Sees yards; A.strees north fave Deen written by Mr. Berry tours Hughes, east, between Ist and 20 streets, 2,550 square | and stated that the woman became en ciciite in yards; A street sontueast, between is | January last,and that tt was nothing more than and 2d streets, 2160 square yards; 1si | just that Mr. Berry should make some provis- street, Georgetown, between Fayette and | ion for her. The lawyer stated that althou.h High ‘streets, 5,690 square yards. Also, for re- | they had talent and mioney on thelr side, notan District Gov ernment Affairs, ‘The Latest Congressional Scandal GEORGETOWN. DRY GOO ps, “ ReAL Estate SaLe.—Thomas Dowling, auc- tioneer, sold for H. C. Thomas, trustee, Wednes- day afternoon, ce of lot one, in Peter, Beatty. ‘brelkeld’s addition to George- ig 126 feet on the south side of eee Street, with depth of 159 feet, (to the canal.) situated between Frederick and Lingan streets, and improved by a lal three-story brick house. The beneficiary under the deed of trust was the purchaser at $4.00. DEATH OF AN OLD Lapy.—Miss Nancy Town- send, an old lady, 89 years of age, and known to many of the old people of the town, died at her residence No. 22 Green street, at 5 o'clock yes- terday evening. The funeral takes place to- morrow at 10 a. m. from her late residence. ARRESTED ON A BEXCH WARRANT.—Henry allas McKenny Wilson was arrested upon ¢ bench warrant yesterday afternoon bY OM mer Welsh, ber acanal boat lying at the 01¢ wc. tier. Wilson, it is alleged, ts the Man who did the cutting In the “Roxy” Ross case, Mad Do6 SHor.—Yesterday afternoan Officer Benton shot and killed a med dog on sth, near Market streets, Boy Suor By a Toy Prsror.—About 11:45 this morning, Enoch Smitk, a black boy, 14 years old, shot a white boy named John Upperman, about the same age, in the side of the face near the Tight eye with a toy pistol, inflicting a se- vere wound. Smith has been arrested and will be sent to court in the morning. The occur- Tence (Ook place on High street. S2~ A woman at Newport bathes in a sult of surfacing with asphalt the concrete pavement, on the following streets: G street southwest between 43 and {1th streets, 11,199 square yards; O streets northwest, between sth and i3th streets, 5,310 square yards, Also, for mak ing minor repairs to bituminous pavements during the fiscal year 1850-1, estimated cost ot the same $5,000, Lieut. Green also recommend; that S. R. Scharff and G. W. Scharff be appotut- ed inspectors for the above work of resur facing, to date from July 1, 1850, and to be employed while the work "is in progress. He also recommends that proposals be invited fr furnishing 2.000 cuble yards of broken stone for repairing the 7th street road. He submits a statement of facts concerning this road, and re- commends the reconstruction of the entire ngth of the Macadam roadway, under the ise of the new law appropriating $15,000 for pu *, and that it be done by days’ labor, under the proper superintendence. This will also be among the work for which material will be required and advertised. SANITARY WORK. The health officer's report for the week ending fota of the first or a cent of the latter would Dé expended for blackmail. Not having berm suc- cessful In this -quarter, the woman took the matter in hand herseif, and sent for some lawyers, and endeavored 'to “get some one to take the cas Seeing the name of Anna M. Hughes, and stating that her husband had ben. absent In New ployment of e: that overnor Shepherd, she stated Berry had met her several times last winter. and at one time pald her $29 and at an- cther$i5, Several of the lawyers expressed the opinion to her that she could obtain no judg- ment here in her own name, even admitting that she could prove all she claimed, and unless ‘she should ae ber husband to bring suit she could only have the party give bonds that the child should not become ® charge on the public. The husband would be the proper party to enter suit for damages, but ft is not probable, even if he was certain that he had a case, that he would be willing to appear in court as the husband of a woman with five children, one nearly grown, in stich @ suit, Several of the lawyers to whom she has made application, bave declined to have any- health officers re reek coding’ | thing to do with the case, being apprehenst June 26th, 189, shows 595 nuisances abated: | trom: its looks that it Isa case oF blackmal Causes of death referred to coroner, 4; burials at | put che is persistent. She has, however, nnd public expense, 14; tons of garbage removed, z Uitle headway, and, from present indications, 1:0; dead animals removed, si: and the usual | there will be no suit instittted here. She, how: Inspections and condemnations of marine pro- ever, Says if she cannot secure support for the Ct Se Manes Sh Repro or child that she wil-a. ta dosste Rasinond—take beter Pgh the poor) patients ee Od, of it with her to Mr. Berry's house in California. Which 53 were white and l47 colored; 7 visits ay Excursions: & vere made and 79 consultations held; 39 orders pene MaRS 7 Ee KC UNUAGTISy S.Ce for food were issued to sick poor. Health GfMicer Townshend yesterday assem- died all the employés of his department in hits and tn a brief address called their at- tention tothe necessity for energetic and in- dustrious work on the part of each during the The eighth annual games of the Caledonian club wilbe held at’ Beyer’s Seventh Street Park jonday, coamencing at 10 a.m. Dancing will commence at 1 o'clock. The Mary Washington will leave to-morrow morning at 9a. m. for Occoquan. fiseal year, upon which we are just enterlig. ‘The Lady of the Lake will leave to-morrow ‘The Health ofticer yesterday addressed a note | Morning Bence es tor, Norfolle, Ocean ed to the Commissioners, calting special attention | Fortress Monroe, Piney Point and Point Look- out. She will connect at Norfolk with the cars for a ride of eight miles to Ocean View, retur. ing on Sunday afternoon, and arriving fn Wash- ington Monday morning. Round-trip tickets $1.50, This will be a delightful excursion. The Young Catholie’s Friends will give an cursion to Blackiston Island, on the fast steam: Jane Moseley, next Monday. Capt. Baldy of te Moseley, is a courteous gentleman and capable officer, and makes it pleasant for ex- curstonists. ‘TRUNKS and satchels ave offered at co: sell out the entire stock, street northwest. MARRIAGE LIEN: have been tssued to George Lee and Mary Susan Washington; Geo. Hutton and suste B. Bell; George W. Harris and Mary Ellen Hall: James A. Martin, of New York, and Addie R. Ourand; J. B. Hutchings, of North Carolina, and Hattie B. Willlams, of Fairfax, Va.; W. V. Marmion and Caroline W. McClellan; Robert Walker and Mary Webster. THE LAABRA MINING COMPANY LITIGATION.— To-day Messrs. T. W. Bartley and F. P. Stanton Hiled a bill in court against A. W. Adams, 8. 3. Ely, LaAbra Silver Mining Co., W. W. Boyce and Secretary of State Evarts, for discovery, account and injunction. They set forth 1) the LaAbra company tn 1869 entered into an agreement with A. W. Adams to prosecute a claim before the joint American and Mexican commission, and by Adams plaintiff was em- proyed, and by virtue of the awards obtained they are entitled to #47,000, and Adams has failed to pay them, but has paid Judge Black and Judge Willams certain sums, althoush they came into the case subsequently. — you ordered Howson’s ice créam for the 2 t to the necessity for providing some means whereby the sewer traps or drops at street cor- ners cab be rendered less offensive. He states they are becoming a serious and just source of complaint, and recommends either more tre- nt and regular cleaning or the use of dis- ctants, THE CEMEN Messrs. J. M. Wh Co., of this city, dey, through Mr. R. Christy, their counsel, entered a protest before the District Commts- stoners against the awarding of the contrat for supplying the District with cement the present fiscal year to Mr. H. W. Blunt, they Claiming to be the lowest bidders, being 92s less than Mr. Blunt. This contract amounts to Some $15,000, the quantity of cement used by the District being quite large. It 1s probable that the Commissioners will examine the work of the committee on bids before making the award of this contract. POLICING PUBLIC RESERVATIONS, Major Brock has tssued a general order to the Heutenants of police, stating that by act of Congress approved June iss0, the watchmen provided for the public reservations are to have the same powers as the Metropolitan police, and pape them to co-operate by every Treans in the! yore in assisting said wateh- men in presei law and order in the public reservations, and that their calls for assistance, &c., will be responded to as quickly as if thé calls were given by a member of the regular force. EMPLOYES FORBIDDEN TO FURNISH INFORMATION. The Commissioners yesterday made the lowing order: ist. That all employé3 of the District are forbidden to furnish intormation to Parties holding claims against the District of Columbia which are covered by tne provisions of an act of Congress, approved June 1sth, 1330, ertiled, an act to provide for the settlement of all outstanding claims against the District of Columbia, and conferring jurisdiction on the Court of Claims, to hear tue same and for other CONTRACT. ._to at Baum’s, 416 7a t THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. olled stlk, worn under the usual flannel sult. She says she enjoys the surf, but cannot Dear the touch of sait wate: “ALEXANDRIA. ACCIDENT.—Messrs. Joseph Padgett, George and James Phillips and Joshua Harrison, were more or less injured by being thrown froma Wagon, while on their way froin the Theological Seminary, in the county, to Alexandria, They were conveyed to the office of Dr. Lewis, where their injuries were attended to. Mr. Joseph Padgett, a bricklayer, sustained the most sert- ous injuries—a collar bone having been broken. Tne Census.—Messrs. F. M. Mills and Joun R. Johnson, the census enumerators for Jeffer- son and Arlington districts, were at the old court house Tuesday and yesterday revising and correcting their enumeration of the dis- tricts named. ‘The enumeration sho’ lation in Arlington @istrict of 1,745—727 and 1,018 colored—and in Jefferson district a Population of 1,331. ‘The number of deaths stace June 1. 1879, to June 1, 1850, has been: For Ar- I ngton district, 35; in Jefferson district, 22. Mr. George Ott Wunder, the enumerator for Wash- ington district, will be at the old court next Week for the purpose of revjsing his lst and making any correction that May be found ne cessary.—Gazette, 1st. CITY ITEMS Iv FIVE to 20 minutes Loditle’s Headache Spe- cific Will cure the worst case. Hig Avruority.—Dr. W. E. Scott, President Of the College ot Physicians, Montreal, writes: I have recommended Colden’s Liebig’s Licuis Estract of Beef and Tonie Invigorator as t best a red acs used for Debility, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Fever, Ague, and loss’ of appetite. Sold by all druggists ana grocers, “Itching Piles.” “Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint. Symptons are moisture, like perspiration, tatense itching, Particularly at night, after getting warm {i . Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. Swayne’s Ointment a certain cure, “Skin Diseases” —Swayne’s Ointment. ‘Swayne’s Ointment” effectually skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rneum, skin Diseases ringworm, every form of skin Skin Diseases disease af trifling cost; at all druggists. Storr & CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington. SKINNY MEN AND WoMEN are net admired. It lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, nse “Weilles’ Health Renewer.” Grea ly on tor impotence, sexual debility, decline, AS FE OE . DOUGLAS | ‘ #. Cloud Banaing. 50 p0zEN HONEY-COMB * .xp UNBLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, “Ar 25 Cents Eacn. DOUGLASS’, el. Oth street. { " spmoran pancarns rx WHITE Goops. Inds Linens at 20, 25 and 90c. per vd., very fine. | Victoria Lawns at 12, 16, 18, 20 and 25e. per yard. Persian Lawns, 30 and 373gc., fine and beautiful Oth street, Table Linens, Napkin, Towels, Bed Spreads and Sheeting. and varied stock of fine, plain, Goods, Sikes and Sith wil be sold at reduced prices. W. W. BURPETTE & Co., nd fan of whi 329-6 CeLoBRED FLANNELS, . FOR BATHING SUITS. PACIFIC LAWNS, 12c. Fine quality LINEN LAWNS, 20c. FIGURED SWISS, INDIA LINEN, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, FANCY HCSIERY. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) 1S 7th st. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. SUITS SUITS!! SUITS!!! ‘LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S WHITE SUMMER SUITS, In Every Desirable Fabric and Style. €LOSING OUT Our ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK In these Choice and Seasonable Ready-made Gar- ments, WITHOUT RESPECT TO CosT. ALL AGES AND Best MaKEs. WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR ALTERING OUR OWN GARMENTS. THE BALANCE OF OUR HANDSOME STOCK &e. $1, at Hale ean Depot, 68 Barclay stree! N. ¥., and for Washington at 480 a 2 Penn's avenue. “‘ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 lbs. “Ward” Prints, 30c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 6c. per qt. BONESET BOURBON TONIC, AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET AND OTHER RELIABLE TONICS WITH A RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS CONNOISEURS APPROVE AND INVALIDS MUST HAVE. NOT A DROP OF ANY OTHER SPIRIT I8 USED. WE HAVE NO USE FOR FALSE PRETBMSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME a Yesterday, Lully agt. Smith; decree that urposes; and all employés are forbidden to Ss poise ett Bie any assistance in doy tornsor manner, or at | Plainuff pay specific sum, denying injunct!on any tme, elther in or out of office hors to | 48d orderingsale. | Lewis Cot, Mote decree below reversed, District. agt. "Bradiord: oase remanded to Criminal Court. -Garrety asst. Trunvell; judgment below aflirmed, Equity Covurt.—Judge Cor. such claimants, 24. That all applica ton by claimants under the provisions of the above mentioned act, for information from the records ofthe District, shall be referred to the attora: general of the United States for his opinion as Peale agt. Brooks; decree ordered. to whether the information asked can be fur- O'Leary tually ratitied. Fo.- nished without injury to the interests of tie | ler agt. Diek; pro contesso against J. W. Dick. District. COLLECTION OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TAXE: The Con.misstoners made an order yesterd iy “That the drawback certifleates received by tie collector of taxes in payment of special asses3- ments shall be canceled and turned over by him to the chief of the special assessment division, taking his receipt therefor; that drawback cer- tificates received in payment of special asse=3- ments upon which lien certificates are hela oy third parties shall be stamped, ‘Received in Smith agt. Pearson: thews and J sell. le ordered and C. M. Mat- fohnson appointed trustees to Barbour agt. Bunkhorn; sale ratified. CerumNaLCorrt—Judge Willie, To-day, Henry Wilson, indicted for assault With fntentsto kill, was brought in on_a bench Warrant and committed. Thomas H. Quton, indicted for forgery; bond fixed at $2,000. Henry © Gray, carrying concealed weapon; motion to quash overruled by Judge Hagner, ' Alice MIl- ler, perjury In a pension case; ‘taotion to quash AND DELICIOUS STIMULANT TONIO FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETO. DELIOATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PROPLE, OVERWORKED ‘OLERKS, CLERGYMEN, AND PHYSICIANS, SUFFERERS FROM BRON- CHITIS8, AND THE FEESLE OF EVERY AGE AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL INVIGORANT. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AND THE SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. payment of special assessments upon which hen certificates are not held by the sinking fund; that the collector of taxes will report aily to the chief of the special assessment division a detailed statement of all collections made on account of special assessments.” VITAL STATISTICS. ‘The mortality in the District for the wiek ending Saturday, June 26, 1550, was 117, or ai the rate of 35.79 per 1,000 per annum, Of the deaths 24 were white males, 36 white females, ‘27 colored males and 30 colored females, show- ing an anual death-rate of 27.79 per 1,000 for the white and for the colored populati From cholera infantum there were 20 deat diseases of the nervous system, 16; consump'i 15; diarrhea, 10; pneumonia, 4; diseases of t heart and dysentery, 3eacb. Of the deaths, 79 curred in Washington, 9 in Georgetown, 9 in the county, 19 in the hospitals and 1 tu the United States jail. Thirty-four white and eolored were under 5 years of age; 7 white an: 5 There were 56 births re ported—is white males, 15 white females, 1 colored males and 12 colored females, showin an annual birth rate of 15.06 per 1,000 for white and 21.26 for the colored population. M white, 12: colored, 9, BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwistle: Conrad K vif- tiled. Henry D. Kelly, presenting false aflidavit; do, Ernest Loefiter plead gutlty to keeping bar open on Sunday, and was fined $40. In a second case a nolle pros. was entered. Aquila Barton; forfeiture set aside and detendant committed, Peer McIntosh, unlicensed bar; nolle pros, C. G. os selling liquor on Sunday; not guilty, Porice CovrtT—Judge Snell. To-day, James Connor, charged with injuring tree boxes; 3 or seven days. Eliza West, tarow ing stones; 35 or fifteen days. Mary Thompson, loud and boisterous: $5 or seven days. Joseph Tippett, do.; 3 or fifteen days. Ida Smith, do.; foricited collateral. Hines, setting off fire crackers in the street; $1 or seven days. Raci Dyer and Rayburn Bell, loud and boisterou: each. Thomas Stewart, vagrancy; bonds’ or thirty days. John Donohue, assault on Judith Dailey; forfeited collateral Matilda Digzs, threats to Owen Jones; personal bonds to ke the peace, Margaret Zost, assault on Robert Davis; $1 or thréé days a The Markets. 2 July 2.—Virginia sixes, deferred, 5874 2 due coupons, 5 do. Secoud series, 22; do. bai 19, new ten-forties, 43°¢; do. ten-forty coupons, 015% 2 BALTIMORE, July —3.—Cotton BALTIMORE, do. consol bid to-day. jan, repair brick, D, between Ist and 24 stre eat city mille super” 8:0088;80; ey #150. as lo. family, 6.280.757 doe Hao SSS . brands, 6.00ab.2 Patapsco fami pete AO. Wheat, 7 es. | southern steady; a lar, er an eee ear eety Setadl Estes setive-southern red, 1.1al 14; do. amber: 1. oe Meats.—Beef, sirloin. 20c. per Ib.; do. po! 1.18 . 2 weeterp winter red, 8] 15: house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 10alse.; steak, 125: July, 1.12%a1.1: August, 1.08%(a1.087, 8, Corned Beet, 8a10.; Dried Beet, chipped, 25. tember, 1.08%a1.08%. Corn, ‘southern ail in do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1sas5¢.; Veal, 12yavic.; | absence of receipts; ‘western dull and neglected — Mutton, 12sal5e.; Pork, lal2igc.; Sausagi southern white, 56; do. yellow, nominally 54; 12¥c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12salic.; | Western mixed, beg 83 August, 49; steam. Shoulders, Sage.; Breasts. Wattc.; Lard, Saldc, ” | oF 44 Oat ‘steady but ut Frurrs.—Peaches, 50a60c. per . syivania, 34436. Rye, ‘nominally 85387. Hay 815 per box; Oranges, 25a5ec. per sleady—prime to choice ylvania and Mary- ida, S0asoe. per doz.; "Lemons, land, °19.00a21.00. Provisions firm, with an up- Benannas, Wa3ve. per ward tendency—mess ork, 13.50. Bulk meats— loose peels and cl an lear rib sides, no offerings; Salve; Pears, 50a60c, peck: June Appt: cked, 5) d 734. Bacon—shoulders, 6: clear 20nd0e. per peck; Cheries, fase. per nes Hone! "4 Hime, ingalais. “Lard, Gig. Butter tects Catteni ee ees, aE dull and weak, 10. Petrol mn on : Perel soc. bunch; Kock, on ere eee | eg ae pa '18H.—Percl T ; Rock, je, 8, ordin: rim se er ‘Walse. Ib., 200300, ee bunch; Mackerel, 20a Srong 8 sore, toe Whisky steady, 11 3601.12, 30c.; Halfbut, 15a20c.; ec. perlb.; Black Freights to Liverpool per steamer more acti, — bass, 1 cents’ per 103. Cal * Jonas | cotton, 3-16a%a.; four, 28.3d.; Feats cents per bunch; Lobster, 12.’ per ib.; Terrapin | Spt) four, 896 barrela: wheat, 118,000 bushels: $20a824 | >. ‘busl rye, 443 doz.; do, (sliders), 91,100 bushels; corn, : i Metibaks” 760,000. bascle’ Duskele’ ‘Shisments:cneat ele. Shipmen 121,300 ‘bushdls- Sales—wl Ae YORK uly 2.-Flour firm. Wheat active rp quiet per 11 12:30 p. m.—U. 8. bonds, 4 Sante. er mi; Bests. tase. per bunch: | per conte Libs: dis per cunt, 112}, now fen, Levtuce. 2a5c. per 3 pe, Mac. per 206%. Abantic and Crest Vee Cee wets Ree Onions, Bermuda, 10 Bet es, 0, seconde, Sa nae bs eagineognd consolsy 92. Cucumbers, igaa) per daz: carro Se. pee Htinots Central, 108%6- “Hendirg, 80s. “New fork perl ire = 0d pe Duneh; ‘Tome Ew roux ans were cartens ta +f , Toma current ow Hoes Sado per pecs € Cymplins, toaise. Ber daz; | wort esoue" at ppm ab Foporsea agers ZoDR” Rhubarb, 3asc. per bunc! Ducks, | Sen rte nts Viodeatoe Dotto. Se ani: cys 13 | Meat Ferg Gente, See ON a Malton juabs, $1.75a§2 per doz; Spring | 2M: Te Aes th 9134; Iron. Mountain, LS Paar nee mans ‘Texas, 35; W. U. fe Mail, 39 tort ata : ———— APRESTED FoR KIDNAPPING His OWNCHILD.. Walters, who fet from her ‘ht 3 Sunday evening Mrs. a4 with her rsp Cratt and discharged Walters. gee ose. 2 2 A Philadelphian made a fruitless effort to sell Worthless bars, a( Lue mut, for pure gold. ‘The profit, if he Sad sucessted, would have been Fi, 000. CHAMBERS & BROWN, LCUISVILLE, KY., MILLER & JONES, NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING, SOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. may26-t,f&keow3m U Reed GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEARING SALE oF Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L,. HEILBRUMN, No, 403 7th st. n.w. Sicx oF: Taz O1p Womax mi Wrapow. 409 READ THIS COLUMN. Bitters cha Powerful Tonic. Kron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Hrom Bipure Appetizer. Erom Erich the Blood. Tron Bice the Vigor. sitters Iron Bi Sine OR TVesetsbte Medicrue, Om Reliable Medicine. J"Gares Blood Dinensee Guree Liver Complaints. Gures Kidney Amfections. Curatine ‘Vitality. Cures Serofaia. sitters Dig. palarial Diseases, iron Birt apeneia. Hrom Tlie indigestion. ‘Curatine Iron Bitters Coxe Irritability. | jitters Iron B Cures Rheumatism. Langour. foe wheeale abd remals Aud oy a ge ‘vania avent wists. |S ated FOR PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purchased for Cash s full supply of every Plumbers article used by and Gas Fitters, we are Prepared to offer our goods on as favorable terms to the trade as any house, We respectfully we OF FANS AND NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS AT HALF PRICE GUARANTEED. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOUHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. ONE PRICE. 3026 paneer ASSORTMENT oF LINEN LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERICAN LAWNS. 1,000 yards of Beautiful FIGURED LAWN3, re- duced from 12:gc. down to 6c. Real LINEN LAWNS (Figured), reduced from 23c. down to 15c.’ BLAOK LINEN LAWNS. BLAOK FRENCH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for Ladies’ White Dresses, 20, , Te. Beautiful Striped (thin) WHITE GOODS, reduce 01 Ibe. mm 250. down to CARTER’S, 71 Market Space. Real WAMSUTTA OOTTON, reduced from l4c. i down to 1c. NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, 123<c, upto @1. BLACK SILK8, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED . SILKS, VERY CHEAP. Beautiful TWILLED (Wool) DRESS GOODS, re- duced from 25c. down to 1c. CARTER’S, Jel6 ‘7il Market Space. CARFS! SCARFS! SCARFS! Senne roe Cone new “les, just re- ceive sold at extremely low prices. SHIRTS made to order in Hret-clase style; fit guaranteed. Ready-made Shirts of ourown make always in THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, mews Je12 am st. Opposite Patent Office. RANCH FF THE BALTIMORE B STEAM SHIRT TAOIGRY. 435 7th street new. Bix of the Finest Sb: to order.. Six Extra Fine order.. Six Fine Shirts, to or: 50 er. i GUARANTEED OR MONEY PERFECT FIT gANTE 0) : we especial attentios Being Birt, complete, atone dollars” © Beinforce ‘A full line of Gente’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. niwe Washington, HIBTS CHEAPER THAN EVEB. - T, at 75 ots., 3 i ee uaned ahaa Shirt . 4 re @q@° TO DUBREUILL BHOS., 1112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. 00} SHIBTS FOR THE con Half-dozen Fine SHIB: Haif-doren [ON A BFR fe have ry ‘and and Sik dahuach SRG Ble and olared ss Sees ae Roe incon al An inspection of our stock is solicited. ECeCr ETOTTER & Co., spl0 =1893 F s6. w.w., near Ebbitt House. yo™= FOB THE FOURTH JULY. FIRE WORES, THE Best Maxe. CHINESE LANTERNS, FLAGS, Ay B1zEs. 60 different styles of CHILDREN'S OABRIAGE3, at the Lowest ies =) Sh CH. BUPPERT, eh No. £03 7th st. n. w. Warts ear carne eos ae = w. Discount to FAMILY SUPPLIES: PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c? ‘ WASHINGTON SCREUTZEN PAR FRESH MEATS AND DRESSED Ww A FRESH SCPPLY OF EBUITS AND VEGETA- | Concert and Danci Grand display FINE PRINT AND TUB UCETER | fPtteee wil be awarded to the amount Everything firet class, and prices reasonable, at | rollite Ten Pine. TBE PALACE MABKET, } Coax 14TH arp Naw Yorxe AVENUE { NES Te, 3026 FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. SS eee SCHOOL UNIO will celebrate their i #8 Garden, oor. 17th and C ets Sms hlline schools of the U'pl0a erties see DAVID WARNER, Pree’ WM. B. GRIMBHAW, Chief Mareha). "32-2 eC. STEAMER MATTAN O'S DS SrCEERocacss bows LD POTOMAC! ‘The Str. ““MATTANO" willon and after Jury Brn 188", leave her wh: foot of Sth and N ets... “olook, every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, for a sail of 50 miles onthe Potomac. Ni be spared to mak agreeatl CALEDONIAN OLU BE) 7a STREET PARK, DAY, Jury 5, 1880. Sikneeusns California Brandy. Pure Holland Gin. the celebrated “Bouquet Whiskey," $2.50 per wallon. “ GEORGE A. O'HARE, Be 35 ABUT Teh st. mows, bet Mamd | tickets 25 conte No cath ee paoeivadaftor —® Sp.m. Dancinw }O conumence at 1 FE Xccesionists, Fo BTH OF 3U . OCCOOTAN LL. FISHING PARTIES, 4 =] penny =e WASHINGTON will leave her wharf Ju) % TRAVELERS AND OTHRES. | mm, preturi, for GOOOOUAR. Return about 8 5 arcu ot 2 Don at jusic apd Dencins. Fare round peabher a i BEEF. jRowt, = yaw. (ease with Jelly ‘TOMAC FERRY COMPANY. otted. Potted = in * mac river to Alexandria and return, any aay during the week, for 16 cent for 50 cents, on the Ferry Boal TONG! BAUBAGI OYSTE! . BAKED MAOCARONI. IOKLED LAMB TONGU: 0) care of age free. The PIONEERS, PIOELED Sat » PIOKLED Bay See DEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. $ , Hoo ETRAVELING BASRETS. SS ing and delivering goods to | ‘BYi#o! — a SONS. ‘XCURSIONS ON STE, Al aie Pty Fr nw. E W ASHING TOS ee ae TO OOCOQUAN FALLS i GUNPOWDER TEA, | Every Mondey, Wednestay and Fri day ‘during “the season. Music. 60 Cents Pen Ls. Kound trip, 25c. Dancing. Leave ber wharf m. ; returning at 8 Best Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, 33 cts. Ib. Beira aes Boss NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY,: Cor. 7th and K sts, ap26-3m_ WH. H. SPIGNUL & ©O. WEST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fairover ail other compet- ON SUNDAY TO OCCOYUA Leave her wharf at 9.00.a. mi. ;retu: 0. Round trip, 59 cents. TO MARSHALL HALL AND MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every faturday during the git Leave her wharf ai FALtis. att Dan- , returnine ag JOR N, ASS..VEA Seauishin’ “JOHNS HOF The handeomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the Batimers MONDAY. 3 an inneso! 0 United States. 7; A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, ly or Freight or Passazg A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. mints fo A: i BOOGIE, Ant, GOLDEN HILL, 3e29-3m. Boston Wharf, Baltimore. The Standsrd Family Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class Grocer. ‘WHOLESALE DEFOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. ue 4TH OF 7s ‘A IN PHILADEL« A PLEASANT BAIL ON THE WATER ala WM. M. GALT & Oo. — « = ~ = ———— = AVOIDING tHE DUST anv HEAT or rar OARS. TS The BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHT A STEAM< BOO! AND SHOES. BOAT COMPANY will issue Round < = = ip Excursion Ticket uly dat, hy Save 20S man 24 dua 3d~sood to return until July i t. NOS WEAVE RE ZaretoPhiladelphiaand Meturn Only Fe Oe eee eee 75. | _ Bost leave every day at 3 o'clock from whart ‘* 8.00 fine calf Low Quarters to 82.50. corner Light aga Pratt streets, Balt ++ 3.00 aeat and glove Kid ‘Ties to 82 00. ‘Tickets for ale nt the office only, where any furs ** 4.00 fine Calf Button to $3.00. ther CRED CE RIV ER ken nahiek A ss oan D. EM, Gen! Tike Ladies’ 33.00 genuine Breach kia Buttonsto ga.so. | _220-4t_No. § Light st. whart, Baltimore, Ma i 3:00 best Bewpoert and Buiton 5 $1.80. Be" TEP ESES, ov say. 1.75 3 and 4 Strap Sandals to #1. 25. ‘Grand Exc A MD 7.00 Newport and Sandals to 7c. rend Excursion to HABPER'S: Bic Kid House Slippers to 40c. FERRY MONDAY, July Sth, by; ae Sf eS Ey ag the Washingt n Excursion Gon. Mistes and Children's Slippers and ba Is be- paby. Leaves B. & O. depot 8:30 a.m. sharp, res low cost. Misses’ $1.25 Kid Button Boote to $1.00. rbing at 6 p.m. Tickets $1.25; chi dren betwe a Call early while our stock is complete. Sand 12, 65 centa. Tickets B. kw. R.R., Brady te. Adame’, Cropley’s drug store Georvetown; Gods WILLIAM HAHN, frey & Randalls, 145 hee now For farther par4 816 7th st., bet. Hand I, | tculars sce . “ and 10922 Pa. ave. Je28-01' E. 8. RANDALL, Manage SIGN oF Rep SuPrER. $029-1w. Gann 'T EXCURSION, C= ONE AND ALL: JOLY 3p AND dra. Cae NORFOLK, OCEAN VIEW, FORTRESS N And buy your BOOTS AND SHOESat slaughtering | “KOK, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT? GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION On the Safe and Elegant Stoamer ‘HOUSE, LADY OF THE LAKE. 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, altopa . FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. gompecting at Noto " TBE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DIS- | frgundsy attermben enh ae am ‘TRIOT. londay morning. Hound-trip ticke!s $1.56. CHEAPER THAN EVER. fare from Worfolk to Ocean View and. return 300 ies? Hi Blip) cents, good until used, to return on ae aa 500 pale Panne ee eee ee company’s steamers. ‘Tickets for sale at fice, 6: 500 pairs Ladies’ Kid Sandals,” 01 asth sizeet under National Metropolitan Banke. tair Ladies S:atzap Sendai, Se 3628 ALFRED WOUD, Secretary. ae ae oe YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIENDS i VILL GIV! a suey EXCURSION TO. BLACKISTON ISLAND, : ON THE FAST STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1530. Tickets, 81. Children between 10 and i6 years of 1t05.3" | “Giemmet wil tes Oh enee wast at © oiod BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, am. sharp. ed Jyl, 2.3 491 Pennsylvynia Avenue, ies SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. QONDAY EXCURSION. 428 LEOPOLD HICHOLD, Proprietor. STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON Wil make a trip of 80 miles on the - I['° BEDUCE sTocK, Potcniac Biver 5 balance of our EVERY SUNDAY AFTER: . a oes Leaving 6th Street wharf, term’ Men's Fine Goat Low Button, at $3.50, for- street cars at $ p-tu., returning at 8 [). m. merly $4 a pair. For charter, Tueedsye, Weduesdays and Fridaysd a a ‘Oxfords, at $3.50, formerly} Fare 25 cents. Jel8-f&asun 8 pair. —— 50 to 86.50 a pair. \c: MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS, Aires! fies trom 1. Clot and Berge Top Kid steamer CITY OF ALEXANDIIAS OD Foxed Button Boots at £2, formerly 82.50 a pair. MONDAY WEDNESDAYS and ~ Ladin Newport Button Ties and Sandal Suppers | FRIDAYS fanding at Giymont Wed: rom air. an . seomat ee P* W. H. RICH, 7 leaves Fotomas Ferry whart 7.15 p.m 3 pepe! 11:30 p.m. Danciag down and ‘ke! Jel? 717 Market Space. | Round trip, 20cte 312-30" EW YORE SHOR STORE, HE TIVOLI PARI N yo a is Now bes EN TO THE PUBLIO for" Picnion ts 605 Fennenivania avenne, | BSQU ORO UR Ce erie — The ‘snd NEAT-FITTING, STYLISH AND half hour, ands beautiful drive by road PRICES LOM SOLD ANY WHREE” Boren oe KIcHAKb ROBB, Rania Tempo ties, feet St so S888. TMONT PAs st0N” NOW OPEN FOR ey ye Aha fe Y TRenice and frcursions. Tine popular resort Ladies’ New Style Button Boots, 2 to 87. grok gy eh ee Misses’ and Children’s Slippers and Ties. A ee, => Gents’ Fine Low Bhoes,"Prench, Bugiiah ang | W. IVINS, Proprietor, ith-st. wharf merican styles, $2 to 85.50. Gents’ iters, $1.25 to 86. Boye and Youths Shock aud Teas HOUSEFURNISHINGS. NTEE OUR PRIOES THE LOWEST. Wit GUARANTEE OUR GOODS THE DEST. NEW ENTERPRISE FOR oth 5: 827 One Frice. Water Ice Cream Je7 GEO. McCARTHY. | Freezers and Fly Fans, at reduced Ee ——— pace rasa re, 3 nin 8 L 8 ODB. fllin "* 194 Bridge st., Geoncetown. WILLIAN. 20 TEA Vent. OFF ALL SALES. a GAS STOVES! ed Bont Goods, suite THE CELEBRATED BNGLISH Drese and ‘Traveling Wraps, Domestic and Frenc’ STYLE. * wg mn SOLD ON TRIAL. Corsets, Dress Trimmings, Gloves; a fresh assor: Spent of Laces ip jovelties, etc , WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. Rent of Sec ELELAN, O07 Eenma. ave. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. . - . ‘There Goods ce fresh in every department. J» Call ana vee’ whe eos pa sae ah. 4 FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. QUMMER STYLES © x 1s Ixre bc FOB SEA SIDE. —>>™ ¥ ; LEGHORN, BEFEIGERATOBS, BOUGH AND READY, | FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND ’ WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. . M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of Chins, Glass Warc, &c., 1009 Pa. ave. AS COOKING STOVES. SQ MARKET APACE, POF ?P's SALVE cURE, Oorner Sth st., Keep Building. GRIATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE FIAITING, 902 Oth ot. n.w. ect FOR BoroBreasts. Outs, Piles, Bove Pace, CLIMAX FOR Boys, 5 Flesh Wounds, Hhewipatiamn, Bone I wr juscle Festers, and. tay ABcotions of the Throat and Threats sige oa