Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... . July 16, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OrFice oF THE CHTEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, July 16, 1550. "f For New England and Middle — states, y cloudy weather and loc: Peutkeriy, varying to colder northwest "winds, ved by rising barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings ef the thermom- at the Signal Office during the day:—7a m., ; 7:35 am. 16% 11 am. 57%; 3 pm, 9 Maximum, 92: minimum, 7 Rise lus3 p. mM. and il be lighted 2 a a pump doctor is wan we A ted at the corner of new valve ig wanted Louisiana avenue. of the Pension Office, was cretary for the state of fleld and Arthur Club Phell, and ew Jorsey colored m7n ¢. Mr. Bagwell, editor on, D. C., del 43 read from George T. of this city, dated from Albany, and g regret at pot belng abie to attead nto Mr. Thos. A. De years has Deen th rho, for a number of 3 intendent of the 14th Street branch of the’ Washington and George- town street rallroad company, was yesterday removed from his position, and Mr. T. C. Crouca appointed in his place. Mr. Deakens has been conner with the road from its beginning, and was for a long time a conductor on the ‘ard line. ‘The oftictals and dtrectors de- e the cause of the removal. sand watermelons arrived at our mune days past rumors to the old board Central > Unhler. i. whing, $ st amount proi D amount D profit from other sources, 5. — vr. eney acted as S. Edwards was called to the ports being called for Mr. Blackburn exy that their absence due to the bool d Papers having been flied as exhibits in a case Pending in the Equity Court THE ELECTION QUESTION. When the third head—the selection of tellers or judges of election—was called. Mr. W. W. Hubbell raised the point that under the by i the election was not now tn order, for artic! of the by-laws fixes the annual meeting on the second Monday in January. yudge Blackburn explained that the directors were elected one year and that when the by-laws were adopted it was supposed that Congress would id the charter. Mr. Hubvell claimed that se “until their successors shall be elest- ed” provided that the directors may serve over Mr. Edwards, who was on the commit- WS, explained that the committee took the same View, and he suggested that the meeting pasa Tesolution continulng the pres- ext board until January. AN ELECTION AT THIS TIME NOT LEGAL. Mr. Hubbell then made the point that they could not proveed to ect, and the chairman sustained the point and suggested that the oniy Way of reach ng an election to-day was by amending the by-laws. Mr. Hubbell claimed that amendments could only be made in annual meeting, and this was not an annual meeting. Mr. K. S. Smith appealed from the de of the chair In sustaining the point of Mr. Hub- tel The chair was sustained—i4 to 6. Mr. ( lagett said that he wished it understood that this question was not raised by the present ard. Mr. Smith—“No attack has been made eb the pres boar Mr. Hubbell expiatned That he had made the potnt on reading the charter since be had come into the room, “Mr. Clagett remarked that ior himself he aid not * rhe hold over, and there was no disposition board fo remain in, to imake ave thelr time with- adjourament so that tney against those who ¢: “He sugvesi Mr. Hubbell ta tendered to the board for the im which they have cond rt 1 that they had su redieted that If they ey would get tae When the bill Is pa hoard of directors they couk favorites. h seconded the resolution of thanks. tu Atver a desil- continued saying that ed gentlemanly by some Of the directors. Mr. Gait sald that he had no ¢ é in his position, but was read and out. and if the es ackburn sald that tt mlz! mpedt on their toes, and he h: ped ¢ isked that t wig of every to make the conili Mr. Oyster said it Worked hard, and credit for it, operly by e would do his best to elect son ald abide will of the majorit of thanks to the «rect Adjourned. ‘ONAL RIFLEs last eve’ ‘The adopted. ©. P. Burnside; Mentenan’ Jesse M. Bassett; sergeant MT James C. Adiison, William H. Rupp, James F! yster, and Robert B. Gittings: Keec' harles Al BILL FOR 4 Drvorce.—Yesterday Mary E. Freeland filed a bill for divorce from Jona Free- land, whom she married tn June, 1569, her mai- den name being Howell, She states that they were married by Rev. Mr. aday, and that _ Beveral ove have been M7, 8° “oi ot ae : + ueserted her, having for Te Deen guilty of cruel conduct some time D“ to ker, oe APPEARANCE, in convenience, and ln service, ess Hall, Cape Maj, is again a hotel; this of the first rank. t I Cong) time d ustee Tot 54, 84. 5 beth “Rhodes 4 Frank Hume to W. Z. Partello, lots 29 to 33, s1. Partello to Frank Hume, lot F. D. Evans to M. FP. Han’ ‘sq. ~. Campbell Car- -F. Wagaman, lot 22, sq. 1,054; $500. MALT WINE BEER—Finley 6 Pennsylv: enue. ‘TRE Frais Divorce Svrt.—This morning in the Equity Court, “Judge Hagner, the case of Mary (. Frain agt. Michael {voree On the ground of cruelty and cross Dill alleging adultery—was up agal, It will be re- iuembered tbat at the last term of court a demur- Fer of plaintiff to the allegations of aduitery was Sustained, given the husband to « : Frain—bill for and leave was aauitery with one J. W. Collins remains in the bill, BURGLARS aT Surrgs.—Last night the resi- dence of Mr. John Myers, No. 644 M street horthwest, was entered by burglars, who forced open the back basement Windows. From the pantry they got a leg of lamb, bread and toes which. with three pies, they ate from the Kitchen table, and then gatl up a large quanuty of clothing, but only carried off two Pats fa Gh eo Hemet ae et und left them, but d off the book conten: carried ing 25 cents ‘In cash. 1t 1s su) that they Were frightened off by some of the famlly. cho. 4g the upper windows, ‘ ee + | ceeded in obtaining, staying in the meantime at directors hed | | €acbh; Rasberri The Tennallytown Outrage Case. BENJAMIN COUNCILMAN HELD TO BAIL, ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Benjamin S. Councilman, a white man, was charged with committing a rape on the person of a young white about 17 years old, named Isabella L. White, ' She testified that about 11 o'clock on the night of the 5th of this month, while com- ing from a picnic near Tennallytown, man in = wagon, ‘es threw her bmiyp in te wagon and outfaged her person. On cross-ex- munination the fact was elicited that she made no complaint to her mother until about a week afterwards; that her clothing was not torn nor disarranged, and no appearance of resistance was manifest. No other testimony wa3 of- fered tn the case, but the court thought such a grave charge as this should be further investi- ated and Sent the case tothe grand jury, fix- the bonds at $2,000, which were given, and Mr. Councilman was retoased. : The folowing additional statements were fur- nished our reporter by Officer Myers, who made the arrest:—Miss White—the victim—ia com- pany with her brother Charles and sister Lizzie, attended a picnic on the 5th instant, at Green- wood, the mother cautioning them to return home at least by ten o'clock. A storm arising, they were put by their brother in the Rockvili¢ stage to be taken to their home in Tennaily- town, he remaining at the pien! The girls upon’entering the stage found it crowded, and several drunken men in it, and decided to walk In preference to peng io such company. Golny along the Lufborough road they were overtaken by Mr. B.S. Counciiman In bis wagon, who in- | yited them to get in and ride. They did so. was taken to her service place, at Rosenbush’s, on the Lufborough road, 4 Counetiman proceeded wita the other girl (Isa beile) until they reached Mr. Mean’s gate, on the same road, where the offence testitied to by the girl is alleged to have beeh committed. The girl says she made every outery aad resistance possible, ‘The nearest house to the place of the outrage is said to be about four hundred yards off, and about @ half a mile from Tennaliytown. She says he afterwards made her promise fo me: t him again on Sunday night following, which she did not do, He then lett her at her service place at Mr. A. Riley’s in Tennallytown, and she wen from there home. In the mornitg her mother noticed that she seemed excited.” Miss White then left for Mrs. Riley’s, and while at work Was noticed by Mrs. Riley to be erying and agitated, and the family drew the whole story from her as above, and that she had told her , but was afraid to tell her mother, It spears that Mrs. White only learned the story on Monday last and then from Mrs, Riley, and thereupon the girl told the whole story to her mother. Mrs. White Provided herself with a pistol to stoot Councilman. but Onicer Myers, Who was sent for by her, dissuaded her and ad- 1 warrant be’ gotten for his arrest, Was done, 23 has ben stated In te former account ih THE Stak | ECTED—FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS ON MONEY M1 ie Seme four or five weeks 2go an old soldie named Alexander Irving, came here from Da; ton, Obio, to procure a pension, which he 5; the Soldiers’ Home. He was very much addict- ed to drinking, and spent m' wine house near the Soillers’ Home, kept by one Mary Haberman. Some ten dayS since he drew about $400 pension money, and placed it in the hands of a soldicr companton at the Home for safekeeping. In the meantime, he gotona spree at this groggery, and hav | spent all the loose change he had th his pocket, applied for and received the whole of his pen: sich meney from his companion, stating that he would return to hishome at’ Dayton, Of course, he had to take leave of his friends at the wine house, and there he remained drinking tn- Ul yesterday about 5:30 o'clock, when he wa3 taken suddenly #11 and dropped dead. The fact became known to Lieutenant Johnson, ot tt second precinct, who Investizated the stances hastily, and found that Irving had not a cent on his person; every dollar of his pension money was gone. The case having a very sus- picious look, he reported it to police headqnar- ters, and Coroner Patterson was telegraphed for and started out this morning to hold an in- quest. ch of hts time at a DRANK HIMSELF TO DEATH. Later.—The coroner made an examination of the body to-day, and gave a certiticate of death from alcoholism, the internal organs giving un- mnistakable evidence of a giving way from an excessive use of liquor. District Republicans. THE COMING RATIFICATION MEETING. The committee having in charge the arrange- mc nts for a Garfield and Arthur ratification met lastevening. The several sub-committees re- Poited progress. The committee of tive from the Southern Republican association reported their Teaciness to unite with the republicans of Wash- ington In ratifying the republican nominations. ‘They were added to the general committee, and Were assigned places on the sub-committees. Mr. A. M. Clapp addressed the meeting on the pros- pects of the Cote campatgn, remarking that the states which the enemy are clat with the most confidence, Pennsylvania and New York, are probably aS far trom their reach as any in the Union. "It was resolved that the ratl- fication meeting be held at the City Hall, Thurs- day evening, Aligust 5, at S o’clock. THE YOUNG MEN'S CENTRAL GARFIELD AND ARTOUR cB cu met at 1314 F street northwest, last nicht, with Mr. Wiliam F. Cooper in the chatr, and Mr. W. H. Van Vieck secretary. 3 . M. Clapp was elected an honorary member. An addition of two members was nade to the executive com- mitzee, and {t now stands: Messrs. Cooper, Wart, Davia, Haight, Le bow, Fessendea aad Gardner. THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING GFFICE GARFIELD AND ARTEUR CLUB held a meeting at Union League Halt. oth Street northwest, last night. with Chas. M. Kob- inson tn the chair and R. Kingsman secretary. ‘The organization was completed by the adop- Uon of a constitution and by-laws, and Messrs, Robinson, Platt and Simmonds were appointed a committee to walt upon the National Repubtl- can Congressional Committee and inform them of the complete organization of the club, and to offer the services of the club In any way to further the fnterests of the repubilein party. ers. ‘The club has now 274 mem! | Picnics, Excu _ The second family e: Abrary Association will be given to-morrow sions, &ce fon of the}. O. M. evening, stopping Webe: } leave | on the steamer City of A at Marshail Hall. Must brass and string band. TP. tm. and return at 11. On and afler Sunday, July dious steamer Lady of the Lake will mak= excursion Of 50 miles down the Potomes e | Sunday, leaving 6th street wharf at 3 oo: m. and returning at S p. m. — ‘The Arrowsmith will Ieave to-morrow, a m., tor Piney Point, returning at 11, boat 1 elegant and fast, 5 The Mary Washington witl leave at 9: morrow for Mount Vernon Springs. See notice of Leary excursion tlexets, —————— xandria, by Prot. The boat wilt th, the comm. Bo as bt. | Washington Market, ttetail P. Meats.—Beet, sirloin, 20c. per Ib.; do. house, waz5e.; rib roast, 10aise.; steak, 1 Dried Beef, chipped, b, ISazie.; Veal, 12 DE.; Ap! per doz.; do. iol per doz.; Lemons, 30a40e. per doz.; nas, Wage. per doz.; Pine Apples, 15. (red), ibai2 do. "(bl Saloe.; Pears, sdaédc, per peck: Pples, Batde, peck; Cherries, 5asc. per qt.: Blackberries, Se. per qu.; do. (cultivated), 10al2 per ql Watermelons, 20a30¢. each; Canteloupes, 192206. Fisa.—Perch, 40a50c, per bunch; Rock, large, t0ax5e, per Ib., 25500, per banch: Mackerel, 1321 15 per box; Oranges, 25a5ic. ida, 50a6ve, Banann per 1b.; Halibut, 15a2%.; s De; Catfish, 20a¥5 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per it.; zener (Sliders), i0¢ per Ib.: Turtle, 25c.a $1 eacl Berrer.—Philadelphia Print, 40¢. per Ib.; Western Creamery, 35¢.: New York. 3023) , 2a0C.; Cheese, 15a20e.; Eggs, 13al5c, dozen. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish. 2)a30c. per pk; do. sweet 40a50e. per pk; Cabbage, 5aide.; do., Spinach, 15a20c. per pk.; Beets, 3a5¢. per bunch: Lettuce, gasc. per head: Turnips, 2a5c. per bunch; Onions, Bermu 10 per bo: (Spring) Sade. per bunch; ish, Sc. per bunch; Sucumbers, 15220 per doz.; Carrots. 5c. bunch: Peas. wasoc. per peck; Beans, 2as0 Per peck: Asparagus, dalic. per bunch; Toi toes, 20a30 per peck; Cymblins, 10a15¢. per a Egg Plants, 10a15¢.; Corn, 12a15 per doz.; Kha- barb, 2a5c. per bunch. Tsecast per palr; Geese, Coca! Suen shoe 5e.asl per pally » SUC.AFI; Squads, $1.75ag2 per doz.; Chickens, $2.50a$3.50 per doz. —— A WEAVER AND CHAMBERS CLUB was formed by the greenbackers of this city last night at Cosmo litap hall. Mr. Isaac Cohen was chairman of e meeting, and the following officers of the club were elected: Lee Crandall, president; Isaac Cohen, vice president; H. G. Trader, secretary. and T. J. Durant, treasurer, Mr. Cohen, in some remarks, gave credit to THB Srar for having brought to public notice the matter of appro- Pl ns for public improvements in the Dis- trict of Columbia and the personal property tax, and Mr. B. H. Webb introdueed resolutions which were adopted, that “the greenbdck labor y is pledged after the interest of the rat meeting [01 Weaver Chambers be heid, subject to the » at whicn call of the president of this meeting, Teterred to be Tully presented to ths the subject people.” Just RECEIVED a quantity of seersucker Suits at $2.25, worth $5; » Speciaities and other. A, Straus, 1011 Pennsylvania ave. District Government Affairs, ‘The contract for furnishing broken stone fo- repairing the 7th street road was yesterday awarded to Joseph Payne. ‘Messrs. Cranford & Filbert were yesterday awarded the contract for ring the asphalt pavements for the current fiscal year. The su; ion of Colonel Jones, (published in THE Stak a few days Since.) that the Colum- bia street railroad company be requtred to re- nove their tracks outside of the middie of New York avenue, has been disapproved by the Com- misstoners on the ground that they do not think they have authority to act in the case. The District Commissioners have appointed ‘Mr. James Small as market master and clerk of the Washington market, the duties as clerk to be performed without extra compensation. POLICE FOR THE SOLDIERS’ HOME PARK. General Potter, in command of the Soldiers’ Home, has sent a note to the District Commis- sioners stating that there has recently occurred in the grounds connected with that institution several Severe accidents—the consequence of fast driving—and rejtiests that sever.) mouat- ed policemen be detailed there for the purpose of preventing a repetition, and make arrests of offenders, ie matter was referred to Major Brock, of the police force, for action. LIQUOR LICENSES roved for issue to Francis Mueller and Edward O'Neill. The application of Joho Cull, who has the requisite number of signers, but whose place is in alae ees to a pub- le school, has been referred to the sub-board ot the school trusiees. That of Alexander Mo fitt has been referred to Dr. W. W. +odding, the location being on Nichols avenue, near the insane asylum. A YOUTHFUL Cou! have been eit LB FROM VIRGINIA.—Yester- day morning, when the train north on the R., FP. and P. R. R. reached Fredericksburg and Captain Birdsong called “all aboard,” a rather young coupie approached the cars and were assisted in. By their actions, although their tickets read “from Fredericksburg to Washing- ton,” It was clearly seen that “the state of mat- timony” was their destination, At Quantico, Where the A. and F. R. R. Co. takes the train, pee Keegan was introduced to the couple as Mr. Thomas Pollard and M'ss Magvie Bryan, and promised to see them safe to Washington. On their arrival here at 1:10 o’elock p.m. they Were placed under the guidance of a porter,who tock them to the City Hall, where Mr. Meigs, the clerk, issued to them a marriage licen: nh walked to Rey. Dr. Sunderlaad’s where they were made one. The groom gave his age as 19 years and the bride, a Yather small-sized girl, looking not over 15, as . Iv years, and stated that there Was no objection by their parents to thefr union. They returned {0 Virginia on the evening train, MR, SaMsTaG has bought from the assignee, Mr. Rich, the stock of millinery and fancy goods of H. King, sr., 926 7th street. The stock com- prises laces, ilustons, ruehings, crepe lisse, in- fant robes, seamiess kid gloves, ladies’ under- Wear, Corsets, One feathers and flowers. Espe- ¢lal attention 1s called to 500 dozen ladies’ hose, allot which will positively be sold at aucti Without reserve, commencing Saturday, July 17, and continuing waul all are sola. S. Samstag) salestpan.—Adiy Howson’s ice cream, in 104 i2tn, quart buckets, 35 cts.; ni TuE OporiEss ExcavaTina Co. yesterday filed in equity a bill against Francis Carter, setting forth that Louis R. Kelzer, of Baltimore, being the owner of Gull’spatent’ for cleaning: &e., granted in 1Si1, conveyed the same tn 1Sv5 to the Odorless Company, and charges that Carter has, since the 15th of March, 1576, used Unis patent in Washington without Meense or permission. The bill seeks an Injunction to restrain Carter from using this patent, and asks that all machines in his possession’ made in fraud of the patent may be delivered up; that an account be taken of Carter’s profits by the use of the patented machines, and he be com- petied to pay the full amount of the same to t Odorless Company, and a preliminary order was made returnable on Friday next, Yap Ins LEG bro: About. 1 o’clock this afternoon, a small boy named James Porter, living mm Blagéen’s alley, had his right leg broken by falling from the second-story window of 4 house on 9th street, between and N Streets northwest. He was removed to the Chil- dren's Hospital, A Natural Ick-Hevsé {3 one of the curiosities of northern New Jersey. It lies behind Blue Mountain. The fee gorge is several hundred yards in extent, ten to thirty feet deep, with caves and clefts tn the rocks, where the ice Iles. The shade at the gorge ts very dense, the sun apparently never penetrating it. The bottom of the gorge and the little caves and crevices are miled with ice, The thermometer, which registered the nineties in Newton, marked 35? al the bottom of this gorge. A few feet from one end a ae of the most delicious, sparkling water bubbles up. The water in this spring stands at 34>. A LITTLE Girt Roastep ALivs.—At Brad- ford, Pa., Wednesday evening, an oll pipe line burst pear Salamanca, and the bree ‘oll by ‘some means took fire. A five-year-old daughter of John Washburn, who was playing at the spot when the rupture Ip the pee occurred, had her clothing saturated with oll, and before she could get away Was Caught in the flames and Toasted alive. Warer, Goop 4np Bap.—Some remarks lately made by Prof. Huxley on various impurities in drinking waters should be carefully conside: by persons who have any control over the water supply of thetr houses. Water may be unpleasant to the taste and chemically gross by reason of mineral matter held in solution, aud Ki be harmless, the scientist says. The po3si Hlitles of danger come from disease germs, which may find their way to the water f: human or animal excreta, These oe. whi: are of the nature of bacteria, rapidly reproduce themselves and foul the water to which thoy find access. One drop of such water would b> capable of producing a putrefactive fermenta tion in any substanee capable of andergoing Such fermentation, and the human body ts such asubstance. Prof. Huxley rightly says that this fs a terrible conclusion, but he also says it is correct. Physicians and scientists will make their ows special deductions from these state- ments, but the most uneducated man can make a oe one that may save him much expense and sorrow; itis that he should be as cCarerul about the location of his well and the exclusion of all foul drainage from it as he is to keep burglars out of his house or Paris green out of his fo0d.—N. ¥. Herald. ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER {n a Curious Way. In the British House of Lords one arck- bishop and eleven bishops voted against the bill for marriage with a deceased wite’s sister, and thus it was thrown out. Upon this, sundry per- sons who regard the law against such marri- ages as a relic of bigotry, suggest the formation of a society with (he express view of obtaining the bassing of an act to exclude bishops from tho House of Lords. And after that will probably come another society for promoting the anoli- tion of the House ot Loris Itself. ‘The agitation in favor of abolishing the law would seem to fn- dicate a great desire on the part of British wi Owers to marry sisters-in-law, and the feelings Ou the subject can hardly be understood in this country, in most parts of which such marriages are entirely lawful. ee No Dovst'—Miss Brabazon: “Have you seen our new comedy, Mr. Trevor?—and how do yo like 17” Mr. Tr “I was tn front the other hight, Miss Brabazon, and methinks had the author plucked a few feathers from the wings of his imagination, and placed them on the tail Of is Judgment, the play had been better.” ee ae Bey BAR boat $2" condemned negro murderer in St. declared that he would sure go to ene A hogshead half lea Witt water es led with water w: fae eran wer Was used tor —_—_—__ 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 PRETENSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS STIMULANT TONIO FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETO. DELICATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE, OVERWORKED OLERES, CLERGYMEN, AND PHYSICIANS, SUFFERERS FROM BRON- CHITIS, AND THE FEEBLE OF EVERY AGE AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL INVIGORANT. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AND THE SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. CHAMBERS & BROWN, LOUISVILLE, KY. MILLER & JONES, NATIONAL THEATER BUELDING, BOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. may25-t, {&keow3m ILITICAL Pater FLAGS & Paatnouaiis GBABAWS, 97 z ae T-t68 9 .than two ye Mrs. Bailey and Her Counsel. Editor of The Star:—Permit me to say in re- gard to the second statement of Mrs. Bailey, blished in yesterday's Stak, in which my Tame is mention that It Is equally as devoid ot truth as her first. Of my own personal are Mrs. Batley, in person, never paid either Mr. Taggart or myself a single cent her daughter gave Mr. Taggart $1, which was used by me in paying the expenses of a trip to An- napolls to look ‘up and procure official evidence of the of the act by the Maryland legis- jature forbidding the further reception of con- Nic's from the District of Columbia at the Ma- yiand penitentiary, to be used in the haveas corpus proceedings instituted In her mother’s Teual’, As tothe matter of fees,I will further say that pene the proceedings in the upper court on appeal I heard that Mrs, ‘ees Wagey ed able to compensate her counsel, ani is= Position was shown on her part to doso, I re- peatedly advised Mr. Taggart that we should ‘Withdraw from the case; but he did not follow By adyice. and We continued (9 serve her faith fuliy until every legal remedy that couia %* !2- yoked in her behalf had beeh exhausted. The conduct of her defence, the preparation of the exceptions and briefs, both in the original case and the subsequent proceedings on haveas cor= pus, were mainly the work.of Mr. Taggart, and to which I contributed only suck incidental as- sistance as a junior counsel could do. No law- yer ever showed more unselfish devotion to the interests of a client than were shown by Mr. Taggart In this woman's case, as the judges before whom {t came tn its various phases will bear witness. Her conduct is utterly Inexplica- ble. and is an instance of the rankest ingrati- tude, JNO. E. MCNALLY, July 16th, 1 —$—$——___. THE COURTS. POLICE CovrT—Juage Snell. To-day, John Crouse, assault on Jeremiah McCarthy; $5 cr 15 days. Bridgett Graham, assault on Margaret Shea; or isdays. Joho Brown and John M. Ashfleid, aftray; $5 or 15 days ¢ach. George Shields and Wm. Car- ter, larceny of #4 Irom August Brinkman; 30 days in jail each. John Brashers, assault on Mary Brashers; $10 or 30 days. Richard Mala hey, assault on Chas. Soner; six months in jail. ym. Waters, assault on Crinnie Hutchinson; forfeited collateral. Annie Wallace and Annie Foley, apa, bonds or workhouse. Walter ink Robinson and Wm. Procherton, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown; $5 or 15 days each. John Bell and Samuel Bozon, loud and boisterous; $ or 15 days. John MeDonald, disorderly in the county; $5 or 15 days. Wm.M. Padgett, indecent expos forfeited collateral. QEORGETOWN. CHRISTIAN CHARITY.—In consequence of the Mt. Zion M. E. Church having been destroyed by fire on Monday morning last, which fire ts believed to have been the work of an incen- alary, the pastor and oiicers of Ebenezer A. M. E. church have unanimously passed a resolu- tion sympathizing with the Mount Zion con- gregation in their misfortune, and tending to ‘hem the use of Ebenezer church to worship in until they are otherwise provided for, A THIEF ON COMMISSIONER DENTS PREMISES. Wednesday morning last, about 1) o'clock, a colored thief invaded the premises of Commis- stoner Dent, on Georgetown hetghts, and en- tering the spring house, disconnected a copper air chamber to a pump, used to force spring water to the residence of Mr. Dent, some dis: tance away, aud while after other plinder wa3 surprised by a laborer engaged ou the premises, with whom he had quite a struggle, but man- aged to escape with his copper priz BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—AU the thirty-sixth regular monthly meeting of ¢ sociation, held last night at. 3 2,016 was disposed of—being 5% shares retired at the stock value rates. GRAIN ARRIVATS.-sBoat H. M. Talbott, with 1,600 bushels of wheat; boat Farmt friend, With 1,400 bushels of wheat; boat Senaca, with 1,400 bushels of wheat and 1,200 bushel of corn. Sales—4,400 bushels of wheat sold at 103 to 111. FInD.—The daughter of Mr. 0. A. Stevens while picnicing at Potomae Pavillion, above Georgetown, yesterday found a valuable agate gold ring. —_—_—_—_—_—__ ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS Baltimore and Potomac Bepot, corner _ 6th and #& Streets. MORNING. | EVENING. IWach’gton night jine6:20/tBalt., Phil. &Bost'n12:30 the += -.8:00) {Limited exprees....4 S fee y line.4 a * a8] mn pase’ 10:35] {North and West. ally {N.O. fast line. tDaily except Sunday. |+Wash’gton exp: Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New jersey Avenue and € Street. MORNING. 1 +Phils., Balt +N. ¥. & Phil: & way..6 3 tBalt. & w cept Bunday. 7 ex western express. pide A CUTICURA MEDICINAL AND TOILET PREPA- RATIONS. Cvricurna Remepres are simply elegant to ure. No srease, no oile, no repulsive odors. From in- fancy to old age they are equally saccessfal, ssf: and reliable. Ovricuna, a Medicinal Jelly, diseake, eats away dead ‘skin and flesh, allays i flammation. itching and irritation, scothes and heals Skin Diseases and Scalp Aifections with Loss of Hair. it reproduces and beautifies the hair. The REsoLVENT must be taken internally for chrovic humors. Curicuna MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, prepared from Qvricuns, cleanses, soothes, and heals diseased surfaces, whitens, freshens, and beautifies the skin beyond all praise. It is au ele- xantly perfumed Toilet, Bath, and Nursery Sana- tive. dhe Cuzictna Savina Soap is the first and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for shaving, and ia extravagantly praised by went'e- men. SKIN HUMOR On Face, Head and P: of Body, Head Covered with Scabs and Sores. Mesare WreExs & PoTTER.—I commenced to use our CUTICURA REMep1Es last July. My face and ead and some parts of my body were almost raw. My head was covered with scabs and sores, and my suffering was feariul. I had tried everything I bad heard of in the East and West. My case was considered a very badone. I have now nota parti- cle of Skin Humorabout me, and my case is con- sidered wonderful. It has been the means of sel!- ibg & great many of your QUTICUBA REMEDIES in this part of the country. Respectfully yours, s 3. 3. E. WHIPPLE. DeEcatvB, MicH., Noy. 17, 1878. MILK CRUST On @ Child’s Head Cured, Mersrs. Weeks & PoTTeR: Gertlomen,— Laat summer my sister. while visiting in Boston, boaxht abox of Guricuza and Curicuna Soap for her little boy's head, who had the milk crust for more and for which she had tried almost everything and exhausted the skill of several phyei- cians. The Curicura cured him and he ig now & fine, healtby-looking boy, with a beautiful head of hair. oure, 143 CLinton Br., Gmonmn, Oa BOWES: SCALD HEAD For Nine Years Cured. iti BAYMOND, i Saginaw K. R. ours truly, 4 Auditor Fort Wayne, Jackso: dL Jackson, MicH., "Deo. 20, 181 DANDEUFE Scales one-Guaxter inch in thickness. Meesrs. WEEKs & Porren—Gentlemen For the last twenty years I have ocen troubled avout a apy ong lever saw with Dandenee age out a8 Dad mpletely covered wits scales, quarter of an inch in size. I Col ble. About two months since I urchased | and Curicura Soar, and in about two weeke ste commencing to use them I found the Da Reautey usit codid possibly bes as it con both you and the publlc to state ours aly, CUTICURA REMEDIES For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors Bracaists, pm east, Bot? Ws a Bilan aig ae gue Sn Ghul tt Recouvese, 81 par bot: gaat Mrpicisan Saavisa Bont, 16 Gow ,:CUTICURA Darberp apd lange conspuers, 69 cents. 5 - - _OITY ITEMS. In FIvE 10 Twenty MINUTES Loain.“s Head- ache Specific will cure the worst case. BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & agents, 1206 Pennsylvanta ave. SEINKY MEK AXD Wommrare net admired. 1." Mivalce Beal Renner.” Greatest remedy on na’ He 2) @ on garth for Impotence, sexnal geuiltty, dooling, dod Ge Waa Barclay street, Rev. ind for ‘ashington at 490 Penn’a avenue, BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave, aw Hoch, 2Y Exact OF RgPoRT FROM THE CELEBRATED | Puysictan, ERAsMts W11s0n, OF LONDON, ENG.— | Several cases of incipient consumption have come under my observation that have been cured by the Umeiy use of C sob 7 Eiguss ip Of Beef an Tonic Tm Sold by 8 and | Sold by iggist grocers, “Itching Piles.” “Itchin, Dad Are a very distressing complaine® eau are moisture, Uke perspiration, infcnse itching, Lchranned at ht, after occting warm in |. Do not suffer another yur and allow them to become aggravated. Swayne’s Ointment a certain cure. “Skin Diseas vigorator. T ”? — Swayne’s @Pintment, Skin “Swayne's Ointment” eff Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rneum, Skin Diseases ringworm, every form of skin Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all druggists. Storr & Ckouwzrl, Whoiesale Agents, Washington. “ALDERNEY Wacons,”"—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered In 3¢ Ibs, “Ward” privts, 30c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk Sc. per qf. BOOTS AND SHOES. QPncuLrins FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. A DISOOUNT OF 5 PER CENT ON ALL A DISCOUNT OF 5 PER ORNT ON ALL. A DISCOUNT OF 5 PER CENT ON ALL ‘FHE PRICES MENTIONED BELOW. THE PRIOES MENTIONED BELOW. 500 pair of Ladies’ Plain Lasting. . 00 pair of Ladies’ Buttoned Fox 2 500 pair of Ladies’ French Kid Butioned Boots, warranted, at. = 3 5CO pair of Imitation Kid, ouiy. Children’s Slippers, all grades, for....7 072"! 500 pair Button Low Quarters, home-made. 500 ies, at. = ae 500 pair Men’s Gaite tation battor 600 pair Men's Working and Piough Shoes, THESE SPEQIALTIES CAN BE FOUND AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DIS- TRICT. 3. Ey Children’s Shoes at 14 cents per pair. Children’s S:ippers at 24 cents per pair. jy19_ LEOPOLD HICHOLD, Proprietor. YEW WORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THE BEST MADE 88VES IN THE UNITED STATES AT VERY ‘LOW PRICES. THESE GOODS ARE FULLY 30 PER CENT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. THEY ARE BEITER THAN CUSTOM WORK. Ladies’ 8ippers, Newporta and Low Button at greatly reduced prices. Ladies’ Fine Kid Button Bocta $2 to 7. Boys, Misses and Uhildren’s Shoes of best makes, at lowest prices. “One price, Ny. Men’s Fine Goat Low Button, at 83.80, for- merly 84a 4 Men’s Fine Calf Oxfords, at 83.50, formerly! 24 a pair vair. fadies" Newport Button ‘Ties and Sandal Slippers from 81 to 83 & pair. es W. 8. RICH, 717 Market Space. HOUSEFURNISHINGS REF SIGEHATORS, Gko. mccanTHy. Men's 81 1. | A lanes Totof Ladies Olen sad WATER COOLERS, AND ALL SUMMER GooDs, re BHEDUCE STOCK, ‘We will offer the balance of our Foxed Button Boots at 82, formerly 8: aya” will be sold at actual cost for the next thir- ty days. Jel? Geor ng NGES: Social and’ Fireside Jowell W.S. JENHS & CO., 717 7th n.We A full line of SLATE MANTELS, St. Stag's Head dy3 G@4s STOVES! GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. BOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. Gall and see them, No. 531 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. FE. BROOKS, 531 15tn at., WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM "A FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of China, Glass War, &c., myl5 41009 Pa. ave. G¥oucE BYNEAL, Sr., DEALER Je8 DDY REFRIGERATORS, OIL AND WATER OOLOES, ARTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Windew and Plate Glass, ALL Kinds oF FaNcy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTE AND PRESENTS. mar2J 4168 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hil. a areal oa PUNE Gas FIXTURES, SL. MANTELS LATROBES, ATE, Gg ees AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 305 400 9th st. Oo” CITIZENS ARE INVITED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE TO EXAMINE AND OOMPARE QUALITIES AND PRICES Of the numerous BARGAINS now being offered in EVERY DEPARTMENT previous to taking our FIRST SUMMER INVENTOSY. . BabGaINs WIDE FIGURED DRESS LAWNS, extra fine qual- ities and fast colors guaranteed, at 4c., 5c., 6440., 8c., 12}6c. and 1c. ‘These goods will not last long at such value, as we offer the public. BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS, BARGAINS IN READY-MADE SUITS and UL- STEBS for Ladies and Children at half price. BARGAINS IN BATHING SUITS. GENUINE BARGAINS IN PARASOLS, warrant- ed lees than half price. DECIDED BARGAINS IN FANS. LADIES’ AND GENT’S FINE FURNISHINGS selling off to reduce our IMMENSE STOOK. ‘WOODWARD, LOTHEOP & GOOHBANE, 3712 700 and 799 MABHET PEACE. DRY GOODS. JREPCCED 25 PER CENT. We have made an average rednotion PER CENT. in onr prices forall SU MME! Our assortment embraces the must out thie season. French and Domestic Lawns. Mine es in Linen, Union Linen and Cotton. of fully 25 STOCK. desirabie fabrics dia Mol ahd Persian La % Mull and Persian Lawn. ace, Baean, Damark aud Housek Gowda, alt kin: of with Domestics, at agents’ prices. W. M. BROWN, WRITE, 50 CTS. 4 Prece, COLORED, 35 OTs. a PIECE. LACE 8TRT™ ~£D MUSLINS, 12% Crs. DRESS GINGHAMS, 12); OTS. ANGOLIA FLANNEL. ALL WOOL BUNTINGS, 29 CTS. BLACK TWILLED SILK, 50 CTS. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) 3912 91S 7th st. n.w. Oo NE THOUSAND PIECES oF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS Just Received. LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNs, AMERICAN LAWNS. Prices—e., 6c., 8c., We., 12c., L5e., 18¢.,202.,25¢. PAOIFIC LAWNS reduced to 1 CARTEH'S, 711 Market Space. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BLACK FRENOH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for Ladies’ White Dresses. WAMSUTTA COTTON, best in the wor! Quced to le. TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 50c. id, re- cCAnTEWs, a9 7LI Market Space. QPHING AND SUMMER Ditess GooD: We bave on hand a & DRESS GOGCDS, conmprisis Fan Cay Black SILK FE GRENADINES, Bi: ik, Pongoe Se Ss = 2 y ones = 3 untines, en , Madras Ginghams. his Mulls and Frencn Neinsooks, all eradess * An inspection ef our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & Co, jy3__ 1323 F st. n w., near Ebbitt Honse canes: SCARF: SCARFS: A lsrze Invoices of SCARFR, ni les e- ceived, to be sold at extremely iow: = dod _* SEIRTS made to order in drsi-clase style; fit guisrenteed. Ready-made Shirts of our own make always in THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S26 F st. n.w., tip. | PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e: GRASP anawaL rrcatc GERMANIA MA To be given MONDAY, J mentin ington até tasrdon. ueht them jylé-2t yBeny r 2 wM aMILyY {OLY NA At TIVOLI PARK, Gies rot rs TUESDAY, Jvry 2, Ter 7?" idin fur iehins the Boat leaves whact, atilp.m rt Money for tickets refund: ae the aveptees of is ERCHOR, th, 1880," om. é aly} Coek p.m , at Uoeitl«r's Wash Prize Shooting and Bowling. A qood night's py f the unpre watermelon + 3 Pa not . and the mayager ‘s lonz to © wa Whens FOR er . AIDGELY, Manager PIC-NIC, # SOCTS A Ghayel in the new convent ., including round trip on Ferry boat Children accompanied by their pare font of Teh at, id every hovr thereafter. = fren. 30 a.m. eaves park jy leat Last by» QECOND FAMILY FXCURSION x OF TRE 1. 0. M. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, SATURDAY EVENING, Jere ira, on the fast and xcfe steamer Crr¥ 0 AUFXAXD KIA, stonpinar at Mare padi Ball. Music by Prof, Weber and String Band. o'clock pm liquors eald on t « 25 ote. ; children, 7 to 12 B y Wharf at] No pis Jt m sharp. cert and Dance tare, 13 ot y ECREATIO On and after SUNDAY en N. JvLy I8rA the commo- jour Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Will make an Frxeursion of 80 rises mm the POTOMAC EB pe Sth Rtrent VERY SUN wharf at 3' 0 ock p.m. an urning at 8 m. Tickets, 50 cents; children under 10 years of age free. For further aformation apyly at @:h street oh * Mf pm-BaRmonic SOCIETY. CONCERT AT MARSHALL HALL. DAY AND MOONLIGHT Exo MONDAY, Ticketa, 50 Harn. U1 p.x Jory lore. 125 MILES FOR 50 CENTS. FIMST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OW EE SEASON BY THE WASHI EXCURSION COMPANY, On the Pa’ MONDAY F “Wo E AND A May, ven, wil > the GRE The fart. SMITH will, on 1itH, make an PINSY FOINT ret Potomac Ferry wharf at lip.m. Fare, 5 VEN. o elecant Steamor ARTO! 810N IN wenth anand lady, ) years Tickets 1 Bacon's Grocery Stora, cor. Godfrey & Randall's, 1345 2 $.RANDALT aL. the well-kno #u Excursion reeume ber POINT. DAY, JULy SION TO Fs leavin ». ratarning at conte. 133-4 GBanp FAMILY EXCURSION or gr git Resear, ix Extra Fine Six Fine Shirts, to order. 7.50 PERFECT FIT GUA! OR MONE REFUNDED. << ‘We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced Shirt, complete, at one dollar. A full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. mw, de3-ly Washington, D.O. QunTs CHEAPER THAN EVER, ‘Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 cents, wisinished, is cheaper than we sold it when mu-lin and linen was way below present. pri “Mystery” prices. Oar SHIRT, fiviehed, is the cheapest Shirt in the world, only $0 cents. ‘The “Crown Diamond” SHIRT, an. it] 60 cents. Our LINEN COLLARS, latest 8, at $1.50 per dozen, are as good as is usually 50. Our Silk NECKWEAB beats ality and price. Our Silk SCARFS, at as wood as any other house sells st 50 ir 560 cent RO. are as ood as is soll by the trade xeneraily. for 81.28 nica MEGINNISS’, ap30 1002 F street northwest. q° TO DUBREUIL BROS., 2112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIETS FOR THE CONVENTION A &PE OlALTY. Half-dozen Fine SHIRTS... seve Half-dozen Superior SHINTS...... Balf-dozen Elewaut SHIE' Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, 812. A fine assortment of GENI'S FURNISHINGS alwaya on hand. COAL AND WOOD. G.= SHERIFF, ° oat AND WOOD, of baad fhe a LS Shenton wiven to every order. 1114 and 338 Pa. Ave. Depot and Mills, Water and N street, Potomac River. apa 1OaAL. Woup. C JOHNSON BROTHERS. woop. 4 Full Weight COAL. Prompt OOD. and TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. Best Genie Low Prices. i deliveri{2a. wi Main ‘office, wharves, mil connected With up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaied facilities and advantases for eco- nomically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling us to stock up largest when coal ig lowest; offices thronghont the city, and all in mmediats commu- Dication, insuring prompt attention to orders, we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varie= Sf inenre arith prec are payee e ure st ure con! 2.2 ‘iain office, mit one tat isehand ain office, mill and depot, foot of 12th, 15 Fists. sw. Oices: 1203 Fat new. ; 1112 Oth st. D.w. ; 1418 7th st. n.w. ; and 221 Pa. av.s.e. ol N4tr0N4 FAIB ASSOCIATION. MIUM FOR BEST COAL and was awarded to ue over al THE FIRST PRE KINDLING WOOD competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf, Office: 12th snd Penna. avenue. nova ped JOHNSON @ CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 6. DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIB- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EX@HANGE. mar? D* F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, 610 19th street northwest. Bpecial Attention Given to the Treatment of NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- DNERREED shui, Okan Tintoar. LUNGS, CHEST, ETC. DH. VON MOSCAZISHEB Potomac Kiver 12 Opposite Patent Office. = pees Leones: COVENANT LODGE, No. 13, 1. 0.0. F., DOUGLASS’, To 9th street, St. Cloud Building. amet, 80 DOZEN TUESDAY, Jury 20rn, 148", HONEY-COMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK On the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON. Darcing commences as soon 88 boat ieaver wharf TOWELS, Pistorio's Brass and String Band has been en- At 25 Cents Eacu. "etate G ken, BO oente child's ticket, 25 cente.” , ; Child Boat leaves 7th street wharf 7°30 a.m. 2 foot Hic DOUGLASS’, street, Georgetown, 8:30 8. m.: arriving ia Wash— ington at 10 o'clock p.m, in time for cars to any yt 9th street. section of the city and Georotown. 3y13-6t BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE oN EXCURS! B BUKAM-BHIEI FAQLORY ooo eee =" 435 7th street now, STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON ‘Will make a trip of 80 miles on the EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Leaving 6th Mtrect wharf, termiuus 7th and 9th eet cars at 4 p. m1. For charter, Fare 25 cents. returning at 8 p.m. vs, Wednesday: and Fridays! JelS-f 830 OTOMAC F ERRY COMPANY, Persone desirin, preshink heat of the our and a ball or ears of age free. aahy for Alexandria ec 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 a. m. : 30, 6:30 and 7:30 Ee 2CtBsrons on WASH) clightfal chi city, can enjoy jerry The Boats ‘leave follows: 6.30, 7:30, 2:30, 1:30), 2:30, 33 p.m. ima. NOOR Lt MAME TO OCCOQUAN FALLS Je30: Every Mondsy, Wednesdry and Fri Masic. Se. Dancing. Leave’ ber wharf at 9 a. m.: returning at 8 p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OCCOQUAN FALLS. Leave her wharf at 9.00 a. m. ; returning at 7:30. Round trip, 60 cents. TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every Saturday during the season. Music. cing. Leave ber wharf at 9:30 8. 4p.m._ Round trip, 10 centa. Dan- m., returning at Jow0- Ht BOSTON, MASS. VIA NORFOLK, ‘be Bteamship WM. CRANE, Capt. F. M. Howes, will Baltimore on MONDAY, July 1 Boston, Fare to berth, AND at3 p.m. State-room. NORFOL VIEW, H DIN $12. ROUND TRIP, apply to 3e29-3m DOr Moont E SUNDAY FEIDAYS tant! nesdays and Mare’: Steamer leaves Fotc returning 11 Round trip, 20 ‘O FORIRESS MONROE OR OQEAN Bits R AT EITHEK POIND, 320. For Freight or Paseave A. L. Ht Bost nT. ‘Steamer CIT" ry Ww 30 p.m. Danciug down cts. ‘sail from, including meals an AN EXOURSION FROM. e UGGINS, Agt , on What Baltimore. Fer rf 7-15 p.m. and = 3e12-5w" ME TIVOLI PARK, EMERLY is NOW OPEN TO THE Excursions. The ‘The p) around Wsehington. The Fert 80, fue GIESBORO, PUBLIO for Picnics teat aUIUer TesUrt Boats land ABB RCCOIDIN OnR Stabling accommodations fur RICH. Proprietor. paca, IMMENSE STOOK. At TOPHAM'S BAGS AND SATCHELS. POPULAR PRICES. TRUNKS, &c., repaired and covered by firet- class workmen. de24-1m. READ THIS COLUMN. 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