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AL E X A NDRI4,

FIRE IN FAIRFAX CoUETY.-The steam saw
mill, about 4 miles west of Fairfax court
house, on the warreDton pike, belonging to Mr..
T. NJ. Tucker. was destroyed by nre on Satur-
day night, the 9Th. The fire Is supposed to have
originated from the furnace, and when discOv-
cred had progressed 50 far that efforts to save
the machinery and contents were but partially
successful. Mr.. Tucker, in trying to save his
tool chest. was badly burned. The machinery
was oid and not very valuable, but the loss Is
probably about $500, AMI no insurance
FISH RRPoRr.-Since our last port 20l an sd
and p sturgeon have been received. Shsd sold
az s125CsS13 per hundred and sturgeon at Sla
81 % Sentinel, last ecepigg.
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STCGRsTGOss CF GOyERSOR SHHPHeSD-
The following j. copy o. a letter addressed BY
Governor Shepherd 70 Senator Allison on Sat
Dfddy last:
WAsHINGTOS, II. G, June g. fS1I
HCP- u. y. Allison, Chairman Of tle JOINT com
fsiftFe ca District s-=afrS.
DEAE SGR.-ln fUItBerAnce OF the views this
day expressed before your committee { beg u
suggest that provision be made for the follow
ing objects.
J. I be SimplifcatiOn Of the present form OF
the l'istTicT gOveruIle ut, IL being, in my opin-
JOh, too cumbersome ar.G expensive.
Proper provision Tor the reminding OF the
Gebt outstanding on account OF improvements
by the issue Of a bond bearing such rate of in
IeFest as viii produce par in currency, the
nittd states guaranteeing the interest and
IrlhcipaI thereon, ava making provision for q
ststtTlsn NJ OF account between the general gov
eminent and tie District. and that the bond
thus issued he under authority OF the Treasury
l's PaItnent, AMI AT such rate or interest as
VIII, ~ public advertisement, bring par in
currency.
>. That proper auditing commission he ap-
IOiEtsd TO thoroughly examine aud auIit al
unseti ed accounts OF the Board Of Pablo
Works. Very truly yours,
ALEXASDER X. SHEPaEEO.
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TsE YouNG MEs's CHRISTIAN AssoctArfoS
last evening elecTed the following de,sxatss 10
tue International convention to be held al Da7-
ton, Ohio. on the 9Th instant: j. T.. C&rpentsr
G. b. Bailey. o. y. Presbsey, A. Bielsski, %. o.
Howard, r. G. Olcott, L. X. Cree, and j. W.
Davzli. AlterEates-wni. S;ickney e. Yua,ss
Z. W. Fsatt, and g. ID. Crawford.
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NIILK.-Pure Oountry MILK aud BUrrER
W from tursundy etoos, fsrn Dear AlsxAHdria.
per qusrt. bspot, $40 I'D street.. betssen n az
northwest. mayfi la
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Law DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIAN USIvsR-
sTN--Ihs annual commencement Of the Law
DepaI ne Mt of COlg nbi4n University = to tax =
Place tO-m.rTOT evening, az Lincoln Han. Dr..
q. Z. We.lUg Il President OF the university
Justice S'Tong, Of the L. ;. Supreme Court,
Wi! confer the degrees, and the address 10 the
graduates viii be delivered by Senator Carl
Sch Il The Ess Of gradu ates j. as fOliOVs.-.I.
III. BTeDmeTuaD, j. T.. VI. Bowen, Reube1
Cieary, j. NJ. Dursnt, Il. II. darkness, W. q
Henderson. +. F. Lsrner. ". &. Lord W g.
MURDOCH and j. ". Smith. ID. c.; Rafael A
Bayley, g. j Clark and W b Nichols, Mass:
WA BehTers and G. l.. Douglas. Pa; II. II
Bliss, Miss; Chas. Eaton and W. W. Flint, y.
Ii; G.. r. GOtt and G. G RdOies, Md; z. B.
Hay and G p. ReardOn. Va; j. A. H0gey and
y walker, Ill; John j. Knox. Mich; w. W.
Leggett, H. X. McCalmOnt, VI. b. Phillips. G.
e. Royce and l. W. Siusabaugh, Ohio; W. Os-
good. y. Y; Ii. A Seymour, Ct; A. s. TOmp-
kins,S- C.; b. b. WinbOrne and F. L. Z. Ward,
y. L.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now being offered
to purchasers of Wall Paper AMI Window
Shades at Kidwell 4 Henderson, 405 9th street
opposite Y. NJ. e.. A. Building. 46
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FESTIVAL AT ANALoSTAN IsLAsD.-Attsn-
ton Il invited to the me ut of the fessi-
val for The benet of st. AIMS Asylum, which
ccDmeDces to day at AnslOstsn Island. A
more deserving charity can hardly be presented
VIII feel batter for contributing something 70
TIE sixty little erphsns I'm charge OF the God
SISTERS.
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To TIE LADIEs.-Try one bottle of Drexel's
Vienna Beel Cologne. The most fragrant and
delicate perfume out. Small size 25c., mediu On
&c., large bottles 81. Sold by al. drug sists. 6
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THE HIGHLY AND FAsHroNABLY BRED
TR0rTIHG sTALLI0SS,

Star Pilot and Richmord. are making the -
season a. The stables u J. I. PBIuE, 6fh IN
street snd Louisiana aysnae. ksshingto ca
D. c.. - o1s the season, Saya5le In sdss
neye1- lns
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COULDN'T PULL AGAINST two HORsEs-
Quite large crowd asst bled at LRtfi sr's
Garden Yesterday afternoon TO witness the test
OF strength advertised by Mr.. HeYgster. wherein
he OneTed Il Goo to any one who would produce
laddtr-like frame elevated about four feet from
the ground and properly supported. Straps
passed over Mr.. HeygSter's shoulders, TO which
The hcTses, belonging to Mr.. II. Holmes were
hitehed, and Heygster laying down upon his
lace on The frame. vas asked If he was ready
and replied yes" The horses were started
and Hey gSter followed tn m veTv quickly, for
lie didn't hold worth a cent :" ard got his wrist
badly injured besides. file says he was not
ready, and wants to trv it sgain. Judyes-For
HeygsteT, ". Helms; for H0!mss, A. Lesting-
ham and Il. Cruit.
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To PREVENT Fever and Agus there s no
preparation Like DOoiey's Cshssys Tonic. 81
per bottle. 60
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GREEN TURTLE Sour at Schwing & Clsrke's.
THE c, olest Lager in the city at schwlng &
Clarkes.
GENTLRMgN's Mackanaw aud Panama Hats
bleacned ard trimmed at Writings, 924 Penn
sylvsnia avenue. 6
GREEN TURTLE STEAKs at Schwiny ,S
Clarke's.
To KEEP CooL.-Buy the ceIebr sted : / G luze
Cndershirt. For sale only at Hollsnier Bros. 8
STRAW HATsl Straw HATs!!-Another
supply OF the popular Msckinaw Straw Hats,
Just opened at Willett Il RuOffrs. 3
TAKE NOTICE. COO dozen fine Gauzs I'm
dershrts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at Hol-
lander Bros.
To TIE LADIRs-Try one bottle of Drexel's
Vienna Beel Cologne. The most fragrant and
delicate perfume out. Small size 25c., mediu On
50c., large bottles 81 Sold by AL druggists.
DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wsf-
fes, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready and
reliable.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now being offered
to purchasers of Wall Paper AMI Window
Shades at Kidwell Il Henderson, 405 9th street
opposite Y. Nj. q. A. Building. 46
WINE OF THE wooDs, indorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a laxative
and digestive remedy l. steadily gaining in
stipation, and Headache is unAqualied. A. ,eo2e
Easy Feet
Being indispensable to health and comfort
thousands of persons come from far and near to
visit DR.. White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
establishment Is located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department.
DIR. White removes Corns without pain, 50
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sue
cessfully treats Bunions, Club, and Ingro owing
Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de-
rangements OF the feet.
Office hours from a. m. to pm.
Fee, 81 per Wis {.
Press of business at the office precludes visit
Ing patients at residences except after o. N.
Established in Washin gton 1861.
WILCOX & GIBB's SswISs MAcHIN8 Tbs
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskIrt aud corset factory, 7th street.
Inteligencer building. i0,2s
To PREVENT Fever snd Agus there Il no
preparation Like DOoiey's Cslssys Tonic. ri
per bottle. 90
PoSp's EXTRACT IL tC- sale az wholesale BIZ
Chas. Stott & Co, 4S0 Pennsylvania avenus,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
%
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hemper near * street.
TIE COMMUNITY II large appreciate the use-
fitness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
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TAKE NOTICE. Coo dozen fine GauZs I'm
dershirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at HoI
lander Bros. a
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIlet
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wat
fes, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready ant
reliable.
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GENTLRMHN's Mackansv and Panama Hats
bleacned ard trimmed at Writings, 92i Penn
sylysniR avenue. 6
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TIE BIDS for furnishing the cut stone work
for the nrw District Jail were opened In the
once a NT. NUlctt, the Supervising Archi-
iect q the Treasury, yesterday, a. follows
WIN Bradley Seneca stone, so 1g1 so for NJ ain
coTEiee. bend informal. Burns x Bennsr sen
eca, -59sl3 50; bluestOne tagging, S27 ,l55 II:
seneca Tagging. SCI, GS6- McGOWan * Shlnu,
main CCrrice- North river bluestone for ffa1-
gtng, SO, slS9i. Same parties. for main cor
nice Of SENECA stone, 80 .02G 81, for fagging.
5000 = Nm- j. & Charles A. Acker for
stone (kind not stat,d1 for main cornice.
~ ST. for tagging (s'cne not staten.
81 .5i' s.. MCGOWAN * Shinn will prO5ab!y be
awarded TIE contract
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DRY GOODS are stiII selling AZ Ios rafss n
BAATkks, 1920 Ptnasy Iyania avenae. NJh4irs
and hlrecss cheaper than eser. Dress Good, Piqas
$40 hite Goods at popular prices. Oo,f1us ata
Gabcoes G. cap. spTesds, Towels, Gapstns End
Table Linen at baTgaiUs. hosiery, La1is~' aad
Gents HsndkeTchiess, aud a general assortment Of
Notions at low figures. spgs-tr
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TIE HISS HOME RULE LEAGUE OF this Dis
trict net ,akt night az their hall, corner or srh
and = streets, Wee President Kennedy ln the
cha,r' and motion Fas adopted 20 postpone
With the lands accrued. until after the next
meeting. MessTs- j. l.. Dease aud ID. A. Bros
Ian were appointed a committee 70 arrange for
a me rule, TO be held in the hall of the Hon e
OF Delegates on the evening of the 18th inst .
wen emint NJ speakers will be present. Messrs
d GTpby ana Desse were aided tn the commit
Tee having IN charge the subscriptions TO the
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WILCOX & GIBBs SswISG MACHIN3 Tbs
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsum's hoopskIrt aud corset factory, 7th street,
Intelligencer building, io,2S
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PONp's EXTRACT IL to- sale AZ wholesale By
Chas Stott & Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenus
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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LEGAL COSTEsT FOR Possession OF VAL
TABLE real EsTATE-YesJeTday, in the
EQUITY Court, Mr.. o. ID. Barrett, for VIM. c.
Zantzinger ard wife. fled a bill alleging that
when the VIII Of William Fischer, Mrs. Zsnt-
ziDgtr's fa.her, was recorded, some years ago
Part Of TIE same was fraudulently suppressed
whereby u was made 10 appear by the record
that square No. 30, in this ciry, and 10 900
sores Ct land in Mason county, Va, passed BY
the Tesiduary clause of the viii 70 the resiiuary
cevisee, whereas the original will fled with the
register OF wills shows that said property be
longs 70 MIS-. ZAn'zingsr. plaintiffs also alIege
that they sold TO Mrs Fischer a house aud lot
on street, near 9th street northwest for
SIC Geo, That the defendant. VIM. Gunt0n. acted
as Mrs. FischeT's sgent in the matter, and pre-
pared. or caused to be prepared, a deed con-
talnirg sgenerai clause covering not only the
said house ard lot, hut also the square and land
above mentioned which they signed, not know
irg that they were deciding away anything but
ssid house and lot, which they say was fully
worth that amount at thar time. Since the
death Of Mrs Fischer the defendant has held
the square and lands in question as trustee by
virtue OF her will. and the main object Of the
BIZ = 70 set ABIDE the deed save as To the house
snd lot on + street, and TO obtain possession OF
the Virginia lands, or their value, aud of the
proceeds Of the sals OF square No. i31 sold last
Year fer SNoNO. The case was heard in the
Iqulfy Court TO day, and sent to the Circuit
Court.
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Amusements. sc, To night.

strawberry festivals at Forrest hall, George
town. Lutheran church, corner ifth and n
streets; Washington hail, corner Pennsylssnis
avenue and 81 street east; HAmline NJ. T..
church, corner OF 9th AMI r streets, and at Po-
torDac ball, South washin gton. to- ght by "a q
ladies OF Grace church (EpiscOpal) IN aid Of the
saisTy Of the rector.
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STRAW HATS! STRAW HATs!i-Another
supply of the popular Mackiuaw Straw Ii ats,
just opened at Willett x Ruoff's. 3
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Condensed Locals.

At meeting OF the A mericns Yacht Climb last
ght 10 was Tesolv to enter their Yacht in the
regatta TO come of on Monday next
The bachelors Of DT. Buffers church corner
tn and y streets, serve frozen strawberries up
tJ~very body In approved style to morrow n ght.
Prot. Samuel j. Wilson will deliver his cAIe-
brated lecture on 'JOhn Knox and bis Times -
at the Metropolitan Presbyterian church, Capt.
tol hlll, on Thursday evening next.
delightful entertainment will be given at
Forrest hall, ieOrgetOUB, this evening. for the
btnent OF the Home Industrial school. See ad-
YeTtIsemt ut elsewhere
washington WAS the waTmest city Yesterday
except baltimore The temperature ia Wash-
IngiOn At tslf-psSt four O'Clock y IN Wa 90
IA baltimore 90 Even at Augusta. ChSTlestOn
and savannah 50 was the highest yssterdtv.
The will of the late Paul Jennings oil ii
yesterday, wherein he leaves his house All
property, to his sons, John and Franklin, conii-
tionally.
ON THURSDAY next there il = suh1rdinat-
grange OF Patrons OF II us5andry to b. or 4niZ ~
just beyond the District limits, under the i1Tis-
dlctiOn OF Maryland. Mir. Hall. Sc -retarv OF the
Maryland state grange, will address the new
CHANGERS.
CDe of the rleasantest and mos. deserving
entertaiUm ents OF the week wilt NJ rhe straw
(EpiscOpal) az Potomac hall in aid Of the salary
OF the rector. IL Commences tonight and viii
be continued through the week.
Prof Eucunc Lambert. who will lecture at
biarinis Ia! on Sa-uriav evening next on the
Rrtof speaking French 1usntly with Jut a gram
mar, is SAID % be fully competent % afJrd
valuable instruction IN an agreeable manner.
The lecture will be IN English, preceded oy dra-
matte French readings
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a lsxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining In
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind gestiou, Con-
stpation, and Headache is unAqualIed. 4 ,29 ,eo2e
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SALE OF RIAL EsTATE-By rhos. r. waz-
gamsn, real estate broker and auction ser 70.
IS in FeTdinand Buffers subdivision OF square
IN ~ y. =. Pr ese0It, for 25c. Per foot
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CITY ITEMS.

GREEN TURTLE Sour at Schwing & Clsrke's.
=, The c. olest Lager in the city at Schwing &
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SALE OF Stalls NOT ISDKFISIrELY Posi-
PosED.-Ihe Published Statement. that the
sale of stale In the Center Market hsd been
Indefinitely postponed is incorrect. The sale
sill take ptf &C and continue by Adj yurRmsnt
each Saturday, at ten O'Clock a M, until ali
the stalls are disposed OF, ss Per advertisement
Rnd notices duly published.
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THs WASHINGTON SAENGERBuSD. a. their
last meeting, elected the following N .ers for
tie next ssx nSnths:-Louls wsldecker, presi-
dent +. kEoop, ice-presideni; +. Rosksr,
corresponding secretary; l. BrJdhRx. hnan cisi
secretary; Thee. KILLER, recording secretary; A.
Hart, treasurer, Chas Roedsr, ubrsriani Paul
AsveLstein, standard bearer.
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SECO.YD E.s,ST.sLE.NEI'T
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING

LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE.
And LOWER PRICES.
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T6E CORNER STONE OF the new Ascension
church will be laid at { O'Clock this evening,
bishop Pinkbey, the clergy generally, vestry.
men and wsrdeDs OF the parish, will proceed
..Om we residence Of Lowndes jackson, Esq
sASsschAsetts avenue, 10 the site OF the new
chafch- Rev Thomas W. Dadley, OF B4lts-
more, AID Dr. Elicit, Of Ascension church win
deliver addresses.
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Easy Feet

Office hours from a. m. to 6 p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis {.
Press of business at the office precludas visit
ing patients at residences except after i o. N.
Established in Washin gton 1861.
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To KEEP CooL.-Buy the ceIebr ated q G luze
CndershiTt For sale only at HOllsnier Bros. {
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Now THAT TIE Hot WEATHER Is really upon
Us, ami al INNER outfits are necessary. our lady
readers vii be interested In the card or Mrs.
NJ j. Hunt Her stock OF straw ssDds. trim
nings, etc is unusually large and well selected.
aBt, 10 viii be seen. that for the purpose OF re-
dueiI z II she y Offering great bargains.
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GREEN TURTLE STEAKs at Schwing 81
Clarke's.
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hemper near x street.
TIE COMMUNITY ~ large appreciate the nee
fitness OF Singers Sewing NJ achine. is
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DOCTOR WILSON'S BABY CAsE.-In the Po-
hce Court to day in the case of the United States
agt- DIR. henry Wilson, the baby farmer,
charged with assault and battery with intent to
k;li n little infant, 1.-THE facts have been hereto
fsie published In TIE SrAR,) Mr.. Darlington,
counsel fori iefendant, gave notice that he would
waive further examination, and the case WAS
sent 20 the grand jury, AID In default Of s. 900
bonds, he was committed to jail.
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List CH.a.TCE
FOR
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: HOTELS,

ON IHE EqRoPEAH PLAN.
Corner Of Irving PLACE and 10th street,
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union square, the most oen-
vicinity Of all the principal places Of and
leading retail stores, has been enlarged and I'm.
prov ed the past by the addition a INV rooms
febl.iy OHAs. B. FIRRIN, Proprietor.
HYSONG HOTEL,
No. T0s sTRRf,
only BI1wEYH fsl and s1H eSxxsss
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THE RECHABITRs OF the District h ad a grand
parade yester day, and the procession was a very
fine one. Headed by the Corcoran Zouayes
band, they started from the Capitol grou nds at
O'Clock and marched up the avenue to G. gorge
town, returning by Z street bridge to Hsmline
NJ. T.. church, corner of p and 9 IN streets, where
addresses were made by Messrs. Lighter,
&C. Baker and g. w. Dennison. About q )
men were In the procession, which was mar
sballed by Mr. VIM OherIv
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DkVFcSALs FOB posi- OFFICE ESYE-
IUPES


WASH NOTION, ID. G, Ma a., "a
SEALED Pm fUEhLS vii be rtCsifef - rvlF
DeEartmert rnti' RI DAY the 2a'h 3av ~ Jlae.
lS4 IL u O'Clock m i'r fu uishing, Soc sr-l qua1-
titlss ano st such times may b. re-! the rr
loving desciibed - oni1e envelope larI a tae
heal year 81 dlng zBe 81, ISIS, q al:
FOB tfflClA al IETEkk5 AND kE sSs.
No. l-eize. - by ga inches. Estinat-d ugtlhar
~ 4u ', - -, 1900. %. .'flJJ
nc Z slZe. S,s by GA inches. E-tima-c1 "a nH-T
a.NNiitG - ~
No. S-slze, ty y iucl-s Estimated member re-
- - vi
no. 4-size, a. b. less iu,h-s Esiimst-i. Ius1-r
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THE ARLINGTLnSNNp fiSE INSURANCE
FOB TIE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
rStarnR "a eita zoe, 600:
18th streets north9 est
DIREOT0Rs:-walter o. Cox, president; DR..
William p. Johnston, vice president; william h
Riley Adam GaddIs, Charles Kdmonston, Willisn
Gait, T. N; Hanson, william y; Msttiasly, wiz
febN-sm TRANK T. RAWLINGS, becretsry.
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FyR RtlUtsiNa DkAD LsTlaal.

,. 4-size, q; b. les ia~Lrs. Es;iTst@i i. lgs,5s
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All that 9th part of Lot Nc. lis, in sail BNa-ty
and Il twkius' addition, bon ldsd "a follows: bsKia
niag ~ point IL the west line of GA street al,
tsht IS fest or thereab outs, south from the south
st corner Ct High aud I'd streets, sud ruuHio.
thence south with High street IS feet more o. =.
and running back west OF tee sane width - m
west lire Of said lot No. ls6 improved with a & a,
three-stOry Brick Store aud Dwelling.
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All that lot Of grou,d lying AID being in George
town, District ot Columbia, being Jh- Uorth pA-t o.
lot No 1875, 10 Beatty sd dawsins' sdticioa sad
tOwb, al he corner Of Ii gh and Il streets, and
ironing 70 tee', n ore or less, High street al
2y2s iest ON 81 street, improved VIII a bricS alb
frame Warehouse.
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NOTICE NoTICEM notice.

GBKATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
from Bellows Falls, l;i0 & 1890 o. m, '2;20 IS
burlington 1910 & 'lli92 u. M, 1850 1900
u. IN.
Fort Henry, 'll:82 II. IN and 800 p. IN.
Bennington, tl2;os p. M, 1850 ~ 1920 p
IN.
Saratoga, 'ii:45 q. m, 300 p. IN.
Salem. lao tl045 n. M, t3iO 'i't7 p
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 1920 a. m, 1910 ts;iC
y. IN.
burlington, 1850 & t5;lO o. m, 1880 q sos p
IN.
Port Henry, $40 q. m. and 5:05 p. IN.
Remington, tl2:30& 300 H. m, q tY2t p. IN
Saratoga, 500 q. M, & 300 p. m.
salem, lao q t5:4O u. M, 1900 1890 p. IN
Mali Train mixed
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Watfltes and 9ewelru.
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1t Is said. arc hard. but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed IN
every fomlly, and sometimes little outside
the family" By our failing to remember, as in
former years, at this season. our friends.
now many cheerful remembrances have been
occasloned By seeing the line TIE watch. a gift
Of some former Christmas. or some article Of
Jcwclrs 80 constantly about the person. or At
the Family Fable. pieces Of Silver. all telling Of
some happy December 25th.
Times may be hard. but can you anord to
loose 5ncn golden opportunities to give lasting
rcin,nbrInccs which can be had 50 cheap. and
oi such superior quality at the BEE HIVE,
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NEW YEARS. CALLS.

ny sALLIE j. BATES.


II Vhiy she dld not wear that horrid
uress nate serge 1t clings so closely
to the form, aud well, there's no use
talking, could not endure the lack of pop
ular style.
lie might have added, what held pre-
dominance in his thought, that she was an
orphan, and portionless,
II must say, | think her the most sensi-
Bile girl | ever met; and her excellence
there's none to dispute--devoting her young
life as she does to the care of two querulous