PUBLIC SCHOOLS ME’ 7 ROLLS. Fri Mel 3 “i Elroy, Jane | Harriet Mary Powers, Eliza Virginia Reid, Eliz- District Government Affairs. ienics, Excursions, THE EVENING STAR. White Sch-,ei¢, Fair Jouet graben, tatide Suber, Mary Jor- | abeth Catharine Schafer, Josie ‘Belle Appleby, | major Brock has sent & ane ann ilonmeers sGeotielgprengchesprend x ooany, a CITY ITEMS. acetal BeeRAEREs see ee | ees Toure eng fins Gay exer. | FEcnooL No. 3, GA. Dultn, teacher,—certin- | Marins Enaton, Nangaret Franoes | Commlsstoners asking them to appoint a mem. | can Vengte e Stanaiyon Gs | | tems meanicas Sreciric cures headache , ‘The Weather. hools took place ip wpe nee OF tne, Public | cates were awarded to Ealth Cross, Willlam | Elmer, Sarah Jane Fearson, Edith Lee Holtz- | ber on the trial board, temporarily, in place of | » ad leaving at 9:30 a Mm. andS | in5tc 20 minutes ‘Try it. ib bs: Place @ the several divisions, in | Bennett, lana Bronangh, Blanche Thomp- | man, Amelia Mai Kalger. Emmaline Ken- | Lieut. Austin, who ts absent on account of sick- | “4 pienic, commencing at 4 o'clock this after RRR’ ; tawee fone 7 cna dame uaceae caeae the presence of large numbers of parents and one Lucian i a Lilian Burroughs, Alexina Singer, mary Hite beth MeKenley, Myrtle Moore, ness, noon, will be ven at voll Parke There will because they are teat fos Seroee 'N lends S101 ¥) Cook, © jarry len 0e} er, jargaret Tr, s 1 be Wasmixerox, June 2 7350.” f sofollowes PAM The merit rolls were read | Enis. Lewis Keyser, beasts Fuge Daty Hartel, | Cord Louise ‘Stake Rasa vadoee Givers | MONTS OF THR DISTRICT ee esl hee Fe Tat boat wil teave the park Pain and eriping that usually follow. For the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy Frank Nicholson, Mary Jeffries, Edward Bote: | Annie Loulse Thomas, Mary Catharine Margaret | _ PRODUCE DRALERS T0 PAY A LICENSE TAX, ‘The Se iss pattonal THE Prqvaxt and charming ac ‘weather, occasional rain, westerly winds, nearly FIRST DIVISION. Jer, Martha Daniels, Darius Daughton, “Louisa | Voigt, Katle Parker Waters, Annie Catharine |, Im the Court in General Term, Judge Hagner, onal festival will be celebrated a arn, act Miss Stationary temperature and barometer. School No. 1, grade No. 4, M. J. Sampson, | Cantice, Pauline Gohl, Nellie Blaenard, Philan | Young. tn, the case of Glenn. W. Cooper agt. the Dis. | Studer anes wat be ore eat ee tkes | Nem TO eae cay proeawar ‘Theater, Sadan Gor van excasissire: Harris Frank Mochaaeee warded coSherman | Milller, James Briggs, Joseph Hartley, Annie | | School No. 3, Mary E. McKenny, teacher.— | ttict of Columbia, taken ‘to this court from the | OC10CK._ There wiil be prize shooting for ladies | New York, was ey oes ‘The following are the readingsof the thermom- | Harris, Prank McGlathery, Frank Stump, Julius | Cross, Luella Smith, Charles Fonse. Certificates were awarded to John Wiifong, | Police Court by ‘certiorari, the traverser was taro aE bowling, wrest — riper —_ oe pe pov] & triend re- eter at the Signal omtice during the day-—Ta.m., | J- Hurley, William J. Bolway, Charles 0. Hor- | “School Nos Florence Hinton teacher.—Cer- | Adams Jonnene War Kemp, Cloyd Tavenner, | Prosgeuted upon an information instituted in | one ws and otter nations guinea, the cure was rapid and complete. 4" 75°; 7:35 am., 77% 11 am., 55° 2 pm, 40, | ton, Curtis I. Gilbert. Bridgman C. Root, Wal- | tificates were awarded to Alex. H.Proctor,chas. | Wm. Dyer, Frederick Frizzell, Robert L. Doer- | the Police Court for selling as a produce dealer exXCUISIObS ever given een ant most attractive | Ue coremn —_ = mplete. Maximum, 9: minfmum, 70. Hog, Charles Pinte Prec eee | Meads. Join M. Riordon. Philip Otterback, | og, Calvin Tribbey. Charles Beck, Henry Van- | 1a the Washington market without lcense, ag | Excursions ever given wiji be chat of Thursday Sold by all Gruggise Bena? aes Bie panes A eiske, Frederick W. ‘Fiske. | Frank Leech, Jolin W. Hulse, Over U. Ports, | sant, Charles Stohiman, Charles Ocxerhausen, | Teatlred by clause 23, section 21, of the orai- | BEXt On U Washingtes cap iackiston Istand. Gruggists, Sen ne “x 3-4 = = Michael D. Sohon, Rol 8. W. Wood, Devin | Edwin B. Terry, Charles S. Miller, John C. Rau, | Edward Brown, Frank ‘Green, Joseph Bradley. | Rabces or the legislalive assemUly, approved ton will leave to-morrow GILES, ¥ prs 7) P) ato a.m. for 1 Broa@way. LOCAL NEWS. ened Rhuup § Gunton, c. Edward Brainard | Wm. J. Leslie, Charles Wright,’ Frederick O.| — School No. 4, L. P. Hart, tSacher.—Certifieates | AUgust 234, 1871. “It was admitted that the a - for Occoquan Fails, . 120 West iN SSS Sl eaol No: § Mary eee eee Onan Cross, George R, May, Wm.M. MeCauley, Henry were awarded to Aunle Doores, Emma M aD, any ee not wae Noense, defending hi ~ ea ‘Trial size 25 cents, 1th, ‘ondenset! Locals. 0 a Burroughs, nnie Johnson, Ida Minich, Cora French, Gen So upon the ground that the ordi- bark Von Berg, ar- with the At amecting of census enumerators yester- | N8i1B, Annie Horton, Nelle Walker, Helen Tis- | ‘School No. 8, L. M. Stromberger, teacher.— | Davis, Henrietta Dodson, Lala Macotut, siarere | BANCe Was Lol a valkd one we the leases = ee oe ie lg Pa ee ee wag in tee City Hall, W. S, Dulin presfatag. aa j Get, Nettie May Gardner, 1 iaed Ac eea emaine | Certificates Pe A ee meee Come | es rare eareates Sctinalaer, jpenbly Naan) eapority fo, Eee SO an ordi. several toebergs on June S. On'Juge io she | And you will be pleased with the price of our All cCammack secretary, it was cided to | » “ = x a — at ynes Archer, EI [eInt: 030 ns a v! a be: y ke re Spring 5 give an excursion on the river at the close of | 0%; Jura Brooke, Kelle Gibscn, Laura Heuett, | Ida Mosley, Alice Norris, Maggie Mudd, Luzié | Reketa Coerentes MMT Roae, Collins | Monts nave srisotta tale Crstriet trom time tg | Bacon. ‘The steamer City of Landaa Ge sane | Noam WAIxER & Coe Pesos and Clothiers; @ Sunday schools o! eth rotes- | FOR, Mery 4 COEne) N v ; “00K, 1001 ‘No. 4, Nos. 4 and 5, Katle M. anion, - | ot i —_— Yant churches of this District are preparing to | feneanc ora hice, Agnes Craig, Blorence Sat- | Henry Williams, Henry Howell, Maurice Spring, | Blundon, teachers Certineares we hacked vo | cessmeent OF ligenge, Be ‘states “These seas of compact form, about s third | +, crovens be the true teat of merit, ft ts oer- P Heap toe rime tare | Mage C rate Wu apa ee | Dav tr afar roth Tote SPR: | Seeder hgah atest | Peet tus yee ea ares | Fer ey nin fe wy ge Ma | Pek senators mne gst | ehurch (East Washington,) North Carolina ave. | $id ids o in. i anit les Mc- | E. Mon x, Susan Slowen, Fl | them except the author rae — Rue mission, Congress street (Georgetown) and | MEChogi No 3 Ener McMahon, teacher.—certi. | abe, James Hughes, Annte Callan, William | Chas. Greer, Nobert. Sommerville, Lily Deeg | ADO WHAL. body is tee tenas OS ene proper | THR ARwY Won has made lis appearance in | “Save Vou Ha Moop it Beautiful,” Mount Pleacant mission have already signitl“d Scie eee aT eee Gone D, Mary Murphy, Edward McKenny, Chas. | Wilder Lawrence, A. Kleinschmidt, Carroll Bal: | Subject for the operation of these Keense laws? | Camden county, New Jersey. Some of the far- ndot Hair Kestorer” Insures new growth, thelr intention to be present, and it 1s not un- | Frances Pleree, Amelia Pavarini, Nellie & 7 oe Frazzare, Geo! Free, Rose Kesterson, Rose | ley, Wm. Davis, Wm. Frey, Louls Smith, Lucy | Of course the same District authorities. Under |Mers who harvested their’ hay earlier than | “London Hair Restorer” Restores the color, \ likely that some of the Baltimore schools will be | Earnest, Fill, Adela, Bora. yaa Salmon, Gentner, Eva Morris, Alice O'Neil, James Dar- | Gowans, Mildred Roelker. Chas. Cropley, Wai. ; the charter of the old city government there ex- | Usual, and stored it away in thelr barns, have | “London Hair Restorer” Exquisite dre=" ag. . present. Henry Howard, Goons Manger eames, Thom. |-nall, George Cross, Walter Bradshaw, Irving | ter Heston, Eva Jones, Bessie Lawler.” ited 8 power which the cities constrded as au- | Deen forced to empty them on account of the | ‘London Hair Restorer.” ‘The on’. ang At an election hexl at John Wesley, M. E. Mattie Barter, “bree nel eee Tay e = et thority to license hacking coaches, lottery deal- | Sickening smell of the worm, as It was found | “London Hair Restorer. effccual Hair Restorer i Cus . James | tine, * + , 3 S, | _ The interesting closing exercises of St.P: : jongress design to abridge this | DAY. 5 reported that other crope have suf- entirely tree, from all obnoxt- Mason, William Harrison, J i Carrie LeRoy Silnson, Florence E. Of S i 1 eter’s | Steward and Samuel Ed imonson were’ clew'ed School No. 4, oa G. Quint, teacher.—Certin- | M. Maice on, May C, Meigs, Margaret Hottinann, Parish school are in progress this afternoon, in Classes whom, tue toand Sc pollee aredireotol by Spe serine SIC OE oe wore arose seh oe trasces ot mat eueeen umes wear KEEL ta ame ae Borland, Rlten Gare E. Toner, Catherine A. Berger, Mary Gor- | Presence of a large attendance of spectators, | the Itevised suatutes te supervise aud Inspert. | ‘The Markets, Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Waste a » 153% K street ls 3. "4 ony = iN by E. | Stege ot Valencia;” tow: y ‘The Mire commissioners mét last night—Messrs | nore, Michack Steprae Bocay, Matthew Con: | fingwell, Alonzo MeCathran Julia Diggths, Ella’ Sweeney, Mary Vinstein ly all questions of power to issue | j/iparrels: wheat, 130,358 bushels: corn, 201,000 IRSION OF ST. T. Collins and Bacon present—for the purpose of | Hononoe, Frank Carrol, Moutgone ee RinGne Home ee Hannan Bresnahan, Maggié Morgan, Katic | Mcenses in this District, whien so frequentiy | RUeBeIR: oats, 3.900 bishels: rye, ard ‘ty fatal, 2 exstoining the state of the accounts, previous | Ff, j a ‘ dag hinssh hmond, Horace Dodge, O'Connell, Katte McCarthy. luss--Misses | have been 1 2 Les! 2 buehie am ‘Mat SOL hae on the J 4 rye to the close of the fiseal year. They afterwanis eek John Vacs Wien oe Nash, Fred: | Neurath, De La Mater fan Nelle Piaget gulia Serban. wate Meee | Cae embarrasshigg the collestions Gt kage ak | Se Rueaeeaes— wheat, 800,900 Dumbela; corn, | OP the Joun W. Tair Hh made a tour of inspection of the engine hous: Alexander Skinner, Kenneth Chathbeunces | orton Byan. Nelle Hartnett, Maggie Mathews, Mary Dyer, | they will henceforward be governed in such col- | , NEW YORK, June 22 —Stocks stromg. Money, | —2iCk¢t hol@ers will please note 4 West of 7th street, which they found in asats- | juaGkander, Skinner, Ker mberiaine FOURTH DIVISION, EI sgitnlly Daugherty, Mary Stantora, | Wectlons in the belief that the courts of this | 8. Exchange,"long, 485%; short, 488. Gover: | DaRST GRAND "J 5 factory state. School No. $, SG. Hickey, teacher.—certin. | , SCheol No. 1, grade No. 4, Rachel a. Garrett, | Maggie McMahon, Eunua MeMahon, Marycrin: | District will sustain them, as do tho mene | mieuts quiet. PICNIC wiven by the UNION BRA te rage cinta Gu k Pee cates were ‘awanded to Autoinette Nenhins, | te#cler—Certhtieates were awarded to stmog | MUS Lizzie Connor, Ida Mullhdti, Winnto | the states sustain municipal goveruivents | g,46W XORK, June 22.—Flour dull. Wheat active | AEE VE ER Ue WRANCAISE: arabs mEREMINal CE ie Fe Vio | Ciara “Ashley, “Emma Bettes, Grace Broorg, | 130%. Fielding Garrison, Henry ‘Tripp, Frang | @CobnCr, Anule Chapman, Maty Touhey,Aunte | Within thelr tounds tn the collectious of local SYORDON, Sine 25. 12-30 pos, Atlantic ana | SCRUETZEN PARK MONDAYS Washington and Baltimore, at the invitation of | Maty Chamberlain, Martha Denson, Mary Gi: | Newmeyer, Marry Chase. John Donegan, Wil- ieee Sullivan, Magee Barr, Maggie | Tevenues. Great Western first trunices' certificates, | the Linotine ny tec ene Band the Congregational church in Falls Chureh, Va, | Yahden, Mary Gately, Margaret Gibson, Nettio Mam Lucas, Charles Trueshelm, Henry Hailey. CE See wowies, Mary OrKetif, Maggie , AWARDS FOR DISTRICT SUPPLIES. Gi, Atlantic and. ¢ estern seoondammso%: | Ger.” Darciny and shorting met yesterday afternoon at the Congresation al G, Hough. Cecelia Ihiger, Ntartha Hertert tda | Jesse Pattersou, Jon Gross, Léo Marsh, Gran: | Rorsen, Mary Johnson, Agnes Hlelshell, Liz siderations bhae fou ds having had under con- | do eccoud counsels, 8° Portes vents Ocateal, base: | Keetemen. Also, prizon for t ehurch ta this Ke art View age y le, Marie Laskey, Fann, f= Ba . A Mapes eens eA, + | Sil for twelve classes of general Sara ah es pg ete. Fesiguation of Hew Lit Place, the p felte, Caroline MeGlue, Julia Ruvsum, Sophie | , S00 No. 5, V. V. ‘rook, teacher-—Certin- Caiite Sound ie nett inate Gartiand, | supplies to be furnished to the District for tue | NASM, New York Central, 1533. a Festgnarton of Kev. LB. Plait, tha past Kenhart, Mary Hoss, 'Neilie « Koss) Antelia | (CS Were awarded to Frank A. Eleael. | Carve Jonnsdn, Katte Collins, Lizzie Hugues, | next tseal year have recommended the avards | TheSE TOME MARKETS THIN APERRNOON. \HAND FAMILY EXCU alter was the moderator aad Prot, F- W- | Su Marsares jag, Clara Scheele, Louisa | Pe i andinghane Naty ew ae | Daughiety Hauehe: Rage, Booey Gels | of contiacts ag follows: Stationery to Wiliam | vartoaayatS Sarasa ere ee | GRAND MAMILY EXCURSTON Fairfield, of thls ett: e Falls Chureh | Specht, Adele Wansleben, 2 ngham, } a. ler, Mary ©. | y)Au! eMEhOr at Cines ces Ba e & Son; printing ani gon & Co. :—U. 8. 4 28, LWS\alOs’s; UO. q 08) 5 eas ’ committee meses ed, East aoa mee School No. 9, M. C. 0. Lazenby, teacher.—Cr We Bor gile G, decay, Dalsy B. Depue, annette | Yaggle McMahor. | ist Class of Boys— Franklin Rives; school books, ( Pe Hogs New Jersey Oduteat THURSDAY die rweaeo pall = field—stated that Mr. Platt had the bi tifcates were awarded to Lee Drin W. Yerkes, Otto H. Rynex, Thomas F. Holden, | George 3 alone, Michael Touhey. Mark Gates, | furniture, William B. ¥ F Erie, 39 i Steamer Many Wastiscre 1 affection of the church for a due appreciation or | Hammond, Clarence Bickerton, Wi ats K Tompkins, George S. Schietth, Ade: | Feorge Clarke, John Flamagan, Eddie Osborne, | Williams; hardware, ic oan Jeave her whart, ith ot f the good work he has done In the teak ee | Michael Hickey, John Graney.’ John’ Cis laide A. Philips, Andrew J, Lara cary Vernullion, John Howiin, James MeDon- | tnware, &e., 1. 1 Northwest, 93% Ire Bits pe oeutenian's ticket, 5 years and that he resigned to accept call to | Frank Wild, George Godfrey, Edward Welcn, | Néliger, John Cc, Lang,” ‘rhom: ala. _uomas Touhey, James Kelly. Charley Ho- "2 eigen pe a larger and more importart tela sat Owase | Le Harrison, Benjamin Myers,James Sheahan, | Ge0tge ’ A. White, Ross Hostel: ue Kichards, Joseph Janezack, Ceo, 8° Paes ‘TTESTION! 5 Mich. Mr, Platt made a statement of the tacts | “™- Frank, Walter Kidwell, Perey Mahoney, | SPFocsser, George W. Cailan, . Tae QOsGPh Gannon, John Mcvormic ail, § AREUND D ANNUAL TRSTON oF Which led to his resiznation and it was voted ta | TuBothy McDonough, James Hunter, Eugene | ,,SCHOOl ‘No. 6, Martha Barnes, teacher.-cer. | J#mes McGrath, Charlte Stanford, Wille 1 Jer THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK, will take place advise the dissolution of the pastoral relation. | Kilmartin. | | Desai Soaergawarded to idma Camptell, | Sones mes Mnate, nhomas Murphy, Jos. | hose sot Now Marke f 4 yal Dy ies ch regret Is € Si t Paves School No. 10, grades No. 3 and 4, L. B. ae ‘ain, Mary Esprey, Ann Foss, Maggie | McKeage, Te ae chem, pany. of Ne K; 3 e 3 to | © YARDS s “$ Much regret is expressed that Mr. Platt leaves | such a8, loarseness, “Dipl Group, Sor | TO MARSHALL HALL AND MT. VERNON =- Blanche Poland, Lena Poland, Margaret Cum: | UC All the men used either Sharp's or Rem-| ay IurosreR.—One of the most impudent Im- Phreats Berofulons Tloers, Mk ee hbecensee | Kvery Sunday. Leave at 2:30 p.m.; at berland, Daisy’ Leach, Frederick Cornwall, | Eton rilles, except Farrow, who used a Bul- | posters that ever visited this city was arrested ] Bt>pinelss, Sores, Fever Sores, Qld Sores, anditi | 7-39.” Round trip 2hc. ‘The steamer can be char- 1 ack Sarah 1, Clear, Frederick A. Gee, Mary Heis. | latd rite. Jackson misseri the first shot at the} this morning at the instance of Mr. Benont Fonds, Poitouvegs of all Kinds, and many ~ tered cn rome terms. Apply to WL. BEABS, “ 2a Sees ee Oren Sit , Blanche Ford, Alma R. Knowles, Magzie | ley, Wiliam Murphy, Martha’ Codrick, Char 900 Yards range, and Brown also made a miss. | Wheat, by Officer John Lawler, He went to | ailments subject to human natute, and itis A No cur only authoriged agent, corner 21th and F sts.. tare for it, her separate estate could be held for | 4. Le .and, Ada 1. Townsend, Ivah Kichards, | Vermilon, Chaties White and Edwin Fos. | Laird, wko had a new gun, missed twice at the } the residence of Mr, Wheat and Introduced | 1 1cr Galle, Kcratches and Swellings on Horses. wm Mary 8. Ford, Virginia L. Evans, Florence M. rg, S00 yards range. ‘The flags gauging the wind | nimseif as the illegitimate son of Major Bob Beware of imitations. None geuutne without th = 5 and window shades at Veer- age May F. Clark, Mary E. Marden, Bir. } School No. 5, grade No.2, Hannah Tranneli, | have not yet been placed onthe range. The | Wheat, and stated that he was anex-membe-r | fiepature of H. ie ae ne ne aoa ee: thts case a special verdi Was rendered below, | lips, May Chngan, Julla 1 Braumagin, ppealed that there might De | ¥. Cooper, Josephine V. Neely, Minnie P. Goi question of the lability of the | Eugenia L. Williams, Estelle Hyde, Kate ‘Tv Wrlle decided that a married cbmidt. Maggie 'Z. Weaver, Fannie S. G = and the case we Rene NIE Glark, Allco A O'Neal, | teacher. certificates, weré awarded to mary | practice was over S00, 900 and 1,000 yard ranges of the Louisiana Tiger tha he was now 10 8 hepa corns of thelabsl ASE forRROPP'S SALV | Tow BITTERS. 4 —_—_ Ae Jennie Kelinsky, Bessie P. Pratt, Bessie B Mi’ | Hale, Clara Mouney, Zena Beach, Mary Koverts, A - : would be grateful for | gists. ’ Wh De Gex. SUTTER.—In the notices published in | Ber, Eva D. Willard, Blanche Walker, Minnte Treveutie, Emma Mur- | ble 225: Farrow, 207; Rathbone, 210; Clarke, 215; | any little assistance rendered him. “The last tile jo. 1002 I street n. w ‘this city of the death and funeral of Gen. Sut- School No, 13, S. B. Brown, teacher.—C hy, Margaret ifercus, Wm. Simmons, Robert | Jackson, 202; Fisher, 194; Scott 20i; Rockwell. | words,” sald the man, “of Major Wheat were } ler, the modesty of the'r authors led thear to | Cates Were awarded to Burt &. Cornwell, Ii radburh. Arthur Campbell, Edith Halliday, | 2; Brown, 177; Latra, 176. ‘The grand totai | nagressed to me in these worts, ‘I leave you (THE MILD POWER cUnEs. | — Omit mentioning the ministrations of affection | B; Merritt, Nathan Sever, Charles F. Hos Willard Harmon, Anna. Hast John Kyne, Mace WELT eee TO wit your talent, for I have nothing else to SSS ich he received du lis last , the eri lavennher, Willtam Hodgkin, Albert, ym. Kellar, Martha Nelligar, Harriet Cala, » ea bestow.’” an it MPHREYS’ | Knowledge Of which would: coutert aeaiynn | ADgell, Hesbert Waking Heoy aL Maupin, | Ernest Walker, Mary Whelan, John Donacily, | Which the Americans completed the full nuin- | wiped his eyes with the tall of his coat scr | HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS Stop One Minute and Think. ing heart. It trignt | Russell Myers, Walter 0. Davis, Oliver C. Hins, | Harry Potterton, Howard Browning, Anna Pot: | ber of rounds at’ each range, the comparison | he had left the house Mr. Wheat informed | Proved from ample experience an entire suc: inat those Who Wevered and loved Gen Suter, | Louls Krouneliner, Thoma Gunso, George W: | terton, ‘Kate Esprey, Edward Hiason, Anna | Showing an improvement yesterday of for <3” | Ofticer Lawler of the circumstance, who arresied | Simple, prompt, efficient, and reliable, they are: | can and could not be present on thls sad occasion, | Garmer, Frank B. Orr, Carleton E. Snell, Raphi | Berg, Margaret ictor, Curtie Boy: Captain Fenton, of the Seventy-seventh regl-| the unknown individual and took him to th ‘adapted to popular use. _———— should have the gratification of knowing that | S. Moses, Harry P. Baker, Jesse B. Lee, John B. School No. 6. grade No. 3, Sarah C, Dulin, | Ment, Who fired in the Centennial team at | station house, where he gave his name as i = he was tenderly Watched over during his last | Cox, H. Linwood Cutler, William A. Doneh, Hu: | teacher—Certificates were awarded to Anate | Creedmoor, and whois one of the present Irish | M, Keagan, and stated that he was a stu: | cen monotone pisBHOn or uposatol. i cure you. | grom sitters |= day: and claspiug Unat ward F. Simpson. Kendrick. Margaret Under Florence | team, arrived at Dollymouut after the Ameri. | of the vollege of the Holy Cross, at Georgetown, SWeks trend. We woul also have ek Geatiice | SebOcl No 12, HL. Jenne Free, teacher. —ner= | Beeaeer Kate Deter Laura quinn, Mary Frain, | cans had fuished taelt practice. He opene at | put declined to tell where he Halled trom. ‘11s 7 = = tron pene SEE 235 38 peor anedon, woo od pe Padi iota or. cule you. ont friends to have see: 2 Uhecates were awarded to Maud M. Cran, Net- | Cora Bridwell, Bessie Porter, Yola Porter, | the long-range with 2 now Rigby breechioader, | ig a young man about five feet six, with light Dahde tenderly artaneing: “Caine Hane | Ue C. Flagg, Babetta E. Slevels Rass A ciraves, | Martha Neal Wiikeiietog ints, seni eng | fired twenty Shots, aud scored 91 out of a possi- | nair and eyes, and a sorrowful countenance, about the face of him who so loved and served oe, oe M. Grace Sterner, Ellen Pau Burgher, Gectende Faunce, us Baker, Catia ann Sacre ak who shot to keep Fenton com- Caan | to suspect him, of having es i 5 to know that there w. a ps, Kate M. Stokes, Emma Bau, aly, | Kablert, Sarah Jones, Kate Grantoger, Wallace > a Se le lone on noe Des mauy Even eS Tillie ILAN'S CONDITION, by Mr. Wheat, at the station house of being an oral g, but y lovely | Annie E. Holcomb. Bessie Cassidy, Marie F. | Rallley,'Samuel Thom) BAN ee ee un cut mone wk ‘tian Dr. Thorburn exam‘ned Hanlan at Toronto, | imposter, he simply replied, ‘that’s your opin- mind to his casket, ant beaviug with | Stan! ope, Clata soder, Dora M. Roginskt, Mary | Raum, Grace Jacobs, Dennis Sheedy, Cee to Mis, anally octet | Smith, Dora i Sartioth, Boasie ti, Gun Eraser, Annie Mocormack, Kato Mécormack, } Cansda, yesterday, aud found that hes not | ion.” Hé was ideked up wnt tls towers ever exhale—the fragrance arising from | Louisa Eckstein, Clara Franc, Charlotte M. | Gertrude Cooksey, Annie pre Mary Quill, | permanently injured. His illness aros3 from | when he was brought re the mayor ant ‘the assurance that devoted hearts and hands | Burke, Annte Lutz, Eugenla Wallach, Lida M. | Roby Colliflower and Edward Keipy. overwork, and the doctor prescribes absolute | ordered to leave the city. He took the road for. fron Bitters iron Bitters bad perf those offices of love deaied the | Isel, Ellen M. Mehritn, Mae E. Prather, Filtha FIFTH DIVISION- Ww. rest from rowing for several months. He wili | Washington. remarking as he left the station po ere ip icp chose nie pend Annie Burke, Emina Ec, £3: | | intereaiing' closing Ta ee piac | be able WO govto England, however, 10° row | house thas chines tad cone tee tee eee ee Stricken, and those who comforted one whose | Wita Tcrilinger Celia Nattans. tn the fou white schools, in George } Trickett. @ man traveling under orders was compelled to best 'S and wealth were pre-emineatly de- THIRD DIVISION. town to-day. Merit rolls are as follows: < make the journey like a tramp. Voted to relieving the needy; who had bit to School No. 1, grade No. 4, Myra E. Love. ‘School ANA eae No. & Mandana J. Brown, | _ DEEDS IN Fe have been filed as follows: J.F.| [There “s no such institution as the college know that the object of his charity was a | teacher.—Certificates were awarded to Edward | teacher. tes were awarded to Lile | Garner to W. KR. Bushby, lot E, sq. 494; $1,200. | Of the Holy Cross at Georgetown.—Ep. Star] strapger ti that distant land, to open heart | E. Fratt, Wm. M. Louxman, Duncan L. Rich- | Beach, Isadore Dyer, Morris Waters, Pauline | H. D. ry GQ fae. Be in HORRIBLE DEA«TH.—The body of Mr. Frank ard j u-se With unequaled generosity. t mond, George , Edgar W. A. Jorgen- | McGirr, Wm. His oger Mannie, Cassin, Estelle | the county; $1,000. Maria Robbins beth formerly of this city, son of the late sen, Fritz B. , F. Arthur Barton, Hei | ec yaa Leetch, Walter McAlister, Owen | Jones, pt 8, Sq. 55; $900. ‘Trustees National | Capt. Hussey, well and favorably remembered Tse RayMoNp-Hitt Case.—In the case of | G. Kimball, Charles E. Campbell, Edward C. | Rabbit Mary Du’ Rosa Poore, Lizzie Spar- | Order of Galileans to’ Annie Addison, ‘21, 8q. was found in a@ horribly mutilated condi- Jessie Kaymond agt. Senator B. H. Hill, Mrs. | Dewden, James F. Duhey, L. Hilton, | shott, Frank Mary Ossire, Rachel | 539; $500. w: L. Elliot to H. C. Stew: 1 es Gaaray nig om the railro Wi track near Lcekwood, the counsel tor Qiunur, Jasteven- | Wiliam F. Ne Chatham M. Towers, | Nord! jennie Ni ‘9q. 288; . Martha Turner J. H. Mead, BT distance the other side of ing fled an = the General ‘Term from | Arthur L. Scott, Robert B. Park Charles | | Sch fosephine teacher.—Cer- } lot 14, 6q. S44; $2,025, Wiltam. ——— et al., | Charl ‘Mr. Hussey was a the decision of Few wbyhom in sustaining the | H. Jacobson, Eberhard For: Henry H. Clark. | tificates were awarded to Maggie Read Lyddane, | trustees, to. J. S Kraft, part’ 7, sq. j; $1,200, | on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad train, and demurrer of defei . Mrs. Lockwood says School No. 2, Mi A. MI teacher.—Cer- | Geruude Musson, Clarissa Jane Villette, Emma | Theodore Sheckels, trustee, to’ Dantel. ', | It is supposed that he fell between the cars She Is determined to have a fair hearing in tne | titicates were awarded to Bi Seaver, Mar- | Jane White, Elizabeth Walker, Lucy Portia U4, q. 447; $1,735.07. C.'E. A. Caldwell to | while in rapid motion, and that the entire train €nemnati to meet the i Shoemaker, Mary Aan Gibbons, | Herrell et al , trustee, tecaipg the convention and endeayor to odtain | Henrietta Otto, Vier- | Kate Linz, Kia Cecelia Moore, Emma Frances {| sq. 8i7; $3,100. M. J. Adier to J.J. it, ina blanket and interred near vase. Mi a t Si 4 garduer, | ¥ Etta Susie ton Cator, Caldwell, lots 15 and 1 170, J. EL over the of the unfortunate case. Miss Jessie ee ae Spo farce Names, jeanette and tage uri 27, ne Mary Ball, ‘owson ee ene s passed foods ' young 2 setUeMeEDt of her claim, buen, Nelle’ abields, plargarst agar, Anus | Mertz, Blizabewd Powers, Marj Virginia Peters; | “vis v to'i8, oq. us; $9,300. yesterday morning.—dleranyria Gazeiie, ti, | Beige

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