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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-18
THE CtlURrS

CIRCUIT COURT, judge Nae 4rthur.
Yesterday ridges and Henderson vs.. Austin
P. Brown; verdict for plaintiffs, S2,3t4. C.R.
and p. II. Smith Va. John IL. Ribnitzky aud e
A. McEweD; verdict for plaintiffs, $500. A. s.
Taylor VS.. X. II. Marsh; Judgment below
diet for defendant. j. P. wiIlett VS.. Aistrop &
Dudley; verdict for plaintiff, 500. +. b. War
rem s. Co. VS.. Michael Fitzgerald; verdict for
plaintiff 500.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Humphreys.
Yesterday, A. Sawyer, malicious mischief,
and VIM. Edd larceny: nole pros.
To day. Patsey ODay, (sppeal,) assault;
Preston Brooks. robbery. lappeal;l nolle pros
convicted Of ASSAULT fined S34. The case OF
VIM. Cant, charged with committing rape on
Mary Riley, was tried, and verdict Of not
alleged Cant accomplished his object by pre-
tending to give her the degrees of q secret
organization. Mr.. O. Carriugton appeared for
defendant. The court was adjourned to Tues
day next, at II O'Clock.
POLICE CoURT-JuIge Smell.
To-day. James Smith, playing ball on the
street; So John Bannister, cuTsiug on 1ith
street southwest; 50. Moses Hopkins, q small
colored boy. throwing stones on the stree: 81
j. b. Clarke. assault and battery on NJ. u.
LaughliD. This grew out of the latter pro-
by gentlemen. and blow was given; $40 and
costs an appeal taken. George POLAND, assault
and battery on j. r. Russell; testimony was that
Russell called the former a liar, and he resented
il with q blow; IS and costs. Nellie Berry,
assault and battery on Hattie Williams, who
testified that the fight was with an ak and
stones; she (witness) got bad cut in her fore
head, ard IL made her desperate, she was get
ting the best OF the scrimmage. when Nelly
threw a handful of salt and =" skyan PEPPER In
her face, which made her give in, and after
wards she got beating. At this point cross
fire warrant was produced, charging Hattie
with throwing stones at Nellie Berry. There
appears to have been q general fight going on
for some time between these neiehhors-colored
people-aDd during the ARRAY Nellie,s bahv n
ire-year- old, was Knocked down in the door
way, and the judge fined both s. each. Jordan
Murray, colored, was fined So for committing q
nuisonce In Lafayette Square.
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The Market.

BALTIMORE, June l. Y rsinia skies, cla sa:yir.
gilia coHso'idst-d, 5il. do eN coupons A..
West ShgiIiss, IL. North Csrolina sixes, OH
y; 90. beV, Is, do special tax, S. bii today
BAL MORE, June lS.-Cotton dulI-iow mid
.IihF~. lbsstIl6A. FLOUR dull aud unchanged
wheat dol -fennsylvani~ red, to,al IS Cpru
weak aud lUwer-wuite southern, s.: yriio~ son h
ern 81 mixed western new, ~; old. NMS2 Oats
Veak-southern, C50sS, wes'eIn mixed s.. 10
Wine, eCo 81. b e dull and nouiuaI. IS W.v
d3n' Is tg@3ite. provision, dull; oniv a Il mite
J1tbitG demand Mes pork, lSis GIIsls sugar
S Sd hans, l49ls'. LsTd-rshned, II Western
butttr UNCHANGED. Coffea n nninsl-0rdinAry an /
PRIME bic, cargoes, EH@n. Whisky quiet and
SKw YORK, June Is Stocks active AHd ueak.
Money, 2 Colo, u. kNchauge, long. 4s3; short,
1919 Governments strang.
uSEw YORK; J"ne IS Flour qriet and uachan yea,
m a. shade better. Corn stesdE.
Los DON, jane is, IL 20 p m.-Tha rate Of disc ~, AZ
ot The benk OF Englaud fss been fixed Al p, per
cent. krie, 2sts; preferred, 4s.
LONDON, Iune IS, .. m.-Erie, sSdasi..
, LoNpoN. june Is. 80 .. IN The bulliaR 60 the
BANK Ct krglsnd has decreased Es19 40 duria the
past week. The proportion Of hank reserve % liz.
blilty' which LIST week was IS per cent, is sow
=, LoNDoN, june Is Spm.-The amount OF bal
hon eon- into the Bank Of ENGLAND on balance TO-
day is tss eOo tti-, az d24'4. Paris dispsic hes
quote renies ~ 50 frarcs, "a confines.
FRANKFORT, June IS B inds Of lSs2 g.
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THE WEATHER.

WAk DEPARTMENT, 0fos Of Cstef Stsssg OAe~,l
WARRINGTON, u. O.. June Is, 1854, lO.yl a IN Z
, PRoss Bill TIss For New EnRlsud, clearing wea-
ther Will prevail, with northwest to southwest
WIGS slls ~ changes OF mperature and risiag ba
rSmeter. For the Middle states generally, clear
westber, and northwest TO sou Invest winds sli chit
rise in the ten perRturs and rising barometer F0r
the south Atfsut srd Gulf states, local rains liz
WHO'S or cel2s. 10 dc ded change of temporal are
and nigh barometer. For Tennessee and the Ohio
valley the rprer lake region, and the northwest
clear weather will prevail during the rest % Thu
cay with southeast to EO1thwest winds, high tenn
nersiure and station ary or falling har0met. r For
the lower lake region, clear W. her, variable
VINES sight chacRes ia temperature aud rl.iuR
followed by fslltOg barometer. The upper Ohio
river will fall, the lower Missouri will rise slightly
during ;he day.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business offi-e II THE
SIAR ranged to-day a. foll1ws:-s A. IA "a: 10 A m
80; II m, so; 2. m, SO.
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wall Street To.aax

NV YORK, Jane Is The Posts haarcial article
ssss :-soytIhmsst bond. stesdy. State bonds dull
sto neglected. The sfoce marke. Hrn In early
eesi;rgs but afterwards became w-sA ard dseii,ei
~" u Money easy, At Gas on call. q Ild opsned
tll' shO otc ieed q III On gold loans the rates
Tor borrowing have been 20 nat Specie shi nm
-o,,dsy we're So Gao s'ld IN. AZ Treasury propo-
sals Tor gold smC united 10 az go liarz ~ 10 4
III 10 Amount awsrcei As si,59o Op, A. f-,ns
Ill D y 10 Ill 10 $3.50
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Qaetoftoes Jsv.ished b kidiietoa 4 Co. 6aaksrs.
The following were the prices bit sni a.ked AZ
TIRE meeting ~ the sshin gtro Stock HXcSsnre To-
dsy:-U. =, Ids, lSS7 J. J. lsess bif, IA .sEet
Bsnf stocss-Naticss Bank 0f Republic, ls0 ask-
ngei Rsiircsts-M-iro-r,.. --oes 90, "a, -
s.k 6 vyIumtia stcek, IN asked. suniry Isss-
ssSIie Temple beS6s, a, PER cert, % Did;
hes 1oik, Alexandria. Ws.hiugtou aud q crse-
tSn steamship Company stock, is5 askei. District
secriitfes, District % Coiumhisl-Perra imp 6's
IL. j., 1871, 81 bid; do.T's.J kJ lsqI. rs bis,
r. sss Cd; MARKET Stock bonds, rs, 3. J.. Iss7,
$40, u & n, 1875, 20 tid. 90 ssksd; "Ten Year
B. pds, o., a ISIS, - bid. IS asked; r1ad.
Losr Bonds, (leg l6s q. N. a N, lala, So bid, Sc
ssked: Board OF Putlte Wmks-Certincaiss, Cen
s sTsi lsmsrV'.ntrt; S., "a J. lS!, So bid:
W, % ssked. do ISL - hid 70 a-ktd; a.. iS7s =
6ld; asked; do Series, So bic. uer;ihestes, s.
I'D I2asked do. ls6, 70 bid, II sskea DO. isI, "a
Did, asked; do. lSs. 20 bid. "A Askei; do series
- bid, - asked; Water Certificates, So, iS7 %
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The feet have constant duty TO perform, and
need occasional attention by the surgeon spe-
cially skilled in treating their ailments in order
hat they be kept in as comfortable and as use
tul condition as possible; and thousands of
persons who visit DIR. Whites establish ment
NO. 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury de-
partment, Washington, De- find that timely
attention to those important members, the feet,
economist time, and conduces to health, COM
fort, and cheerfulness, and probably to length
of life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain
20 the patient can walk with ease He success
Club and IDgrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m. to 6. D. m
Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to press OF business
turing Office hours DIR. White is unable TO attend
patients at residences, except after o. IN.
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TIE THEATERs.-The mere announcer ert
of Francis G. Longs new play, with our little
favOrite, May Gallagher, as the hero ne,
"Cbat," should suffice TO crowd the National
Tbeater this evening. See advertisement.
The coolest and pleas ATTEST place 20 spend
these warm evenings is the summer Theater
Comique, and the attendance nightly shows
that the fact Is appreciated.
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~tock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent free. TUNBRIDGR & Co.,
1924 2 Wall street, New York,
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ATTENTION. are invited to call and ex-
anime our large and varied stock OF Slate and
Marble Mantels, Gas Fixtures. &c. Prices 10
suit times. HAMILTON X PEARSON
No. 4, Y. NJ. Q. A. b., 9th ami ID streets.
16 tn ,th,s,2W
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CTY ITEMS.

SAFE AT HOME AND MONEY SAvgD.-Lanps
- CAN'T explode, .ChimDeys &" won't" break, ii
the "SGfety Tablet is used. Only . cents, at
612 9Th street northwest. H3
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FLoRILINB cleahses the teeth aud gives a
'ielicate fragrance to the breath. DIR. III. V.
Co.'s drugstore.
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The FUNERAL of the late Alfred A. Stratton
the armless soldier, who occupied the situation
of Waterman In the Treasury department, took
place on Tuesday from st. Peters Church,
Capitol Hill. The pail bearers were four arm
less men who lost their limbs in the Union SER
vice during the late war. Deceased was buried
at Mount Oliyit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-18

PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old soroe, headache, collie,
Iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Ii IL y standard
Medicine, treated OF. in medical writings, and
Vnown {. be q cure for these diseases. N, tn q II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-18

To KEEP COOL.-Buy the celebrated Al Gauze
Cndershirt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros 6
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A SPLENDID CHANCE for Investment is of
fered this afternoon in the sale of the valuable
building lot corner Sd street, Indiana avenue
and ID street northwest, having a front on all
trally located, being near the City Hall. The
sale tales place at p. m, by order of Reginald
FeDdall, trustee, and will be conducted by
DuncaDson Bros, auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-18

WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as Laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind gestion, Con-
stpatiOn, and Headache is unequalled. A. ,eo26
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LUXURY, health, economy insured by using
Dcoley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &c, prepared in 10 minutes. Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-18

WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
intelligencer building. 1928
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Foot Surgery. kc.

TAKE EoTICR.-1, 900 dozen fine Gauze I'm
dershirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at Hol-
lander Bros.
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SUITS FOR MARKET STALL RENT.-The
Washington Market company yesterday en-.
tered suit for the recovery of arrearages OF rent
of stalls against the following parties: j. Aug
ustiffer, sos; Henry Baker Smith, sl6S; John
A. Davis, $247 %; Geo. Donaldson, St6s; NJ. II.
HOmiiler, S3SO.s0; james La FOntaine, S267;
Vim. Turner, $500,
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REVIEW OF THE POLICE To-day the Metro
politan Police force were reve we'd at one O'Clock
in front of Police Headquarters. The bl1e
coats were marched In squads from their station
houses to the Central GuardhOuse where the
line was foImed-numbering about ls0-bv
Capt w. q. Brock. inspector of the force and
without music marched 10 the front of head
quarters, where they passed in review BET ,re
Commissioners BerIet and Smith and Major
Richards.
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READING (PA.) FxCURsIONIsrs.-To-d ay a.
noon train of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad arrived here with 81 excursionists
from Reading, Pa, who come under the IN an
agement of a church in that city to visit the
public buildings. They left Reading at 4:50
this morning, Harrisburg at 7:25 and Baltimore
at lO:i5. They are quartered at Wizards and
the National and will leave tomorrow at az
O'Clock, reaching home at night.
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.-A
meeting Of the beard of trustees of this ins.itu-
ton was held at College hall to-day. Taerc
were present Messrs. Ferguson, Milburn, Or I'M
Thompson. The subject of comforting the de e
gree OF Pfar. ID. was discussed, and a res )lu-
ton adopted comforting said degree on the
pointed to soil it Ave year subscriptions In ad-
vance IRON six members Of the college. The
committee on pharmaceutical education ws7e
instructed to p7oceed with the printing of the
prospectus.
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Condensed Locals.

Mr.. William l.. Cowan, treasurer OF The
public schools, paid OF the jsnitors and sweeps
DE MOlay COmmandsTy, No. 4, gives an ex-
cursion and picnic to GlymOnt june o. when a
delightful time may be expected for those par
ticiVating.
The temporary engine house in course OF
Construction BY the United States government I
for engine company No. will be ready to oc-
a mass meeting of the friends Of the Irish
Home Rule League i TO be held at Legislative
hal Eight. Gen. Hswley and Hon. Fern ,ndO
Wood are expected TO speak.
The Citizens National Bank at HaRerstovn
Mo-, closed its business there Tuesday. AMI the
books and papers were shipped TO tdis city
where II viii continue in operation.
aDe improvement II contemplated on the
south side of the avenue, betwe II orb ant 10Th
streets, where an elegant store is shortly 20 bc
erected for Lockwood * Co.
Augustus A. Watts was graduate of the
theological department, Howard Cutv-r-ity.
Tuesday evening, AMI not Augustus \. Wall a.
The statement IN the morning papers that
"Mr. ". ". COTcOran was taken very sick AZ
his Office yesterday morning, and hat 70 be
carried nome l. q mistake, he = A. we'll
usual.
From J. c. Parker we have Bo,g Bells. the
fayOTi'e London ladies' magazine for July, with
supplements; and Prank LsgIjs's and Htp~r's
Wesii'sS for june y. Also from Robert BeaIl
HdrysTis Weekly for June p
The tOdy OF dead male child was found on
The commons IN the county Yesterday and re-
moved 70 the second precinct station, when
TIE coroner after viewing it gave certificate
OF burial.
Gen. Sam Einstine's war on the worthless
ours resulted in the capture OF % canine pris-
oneIs yesterday, and the execution of - taken
the day before. This morning a skirmishing
party vas sent out On Capitol Hill.
Miss Mary \. TTiplet. has been appointed
clerk in the re- urn letter Division of the Post
Once department, vice Mary T.. Fowler, re-
signed Miss MARY j. Kinney has besn appointed
clerk in the finance Office, Vice Miss A. X.
Evans resigned.
Mr.. Eugene Carusi has for Messrs. Hall and
Hume entered suit against the Washington
Club on an account for sG .465 N. running from
March Ith, 1872, TO May 18th last, on which
there are credits Of Il, G2s IL, leaving balance
OF Si.OSs.
Rev. james McDevitt, late assistant pastor of
St Matthew (CathOlic) Church in this CITY,
has severed his connection with the archdiocese
of Baltimore and become Identified with the see
OF New York. Father McDevitt WAS ordained
At ST. Mays Seminary, Baltimore, in June
1SjS.
This evening at the Metropolitan Methodist
ChBrch, the Rev. O. H. Tiffany officiating, MT
e W. Cook, mans ging director Of the National
Bank Of Illinois, will DC united in marriage to
Miss Sturgiss Of this city. The happy couple
VIII sail for Europe OF Saturday next, to be
absent year.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. dc, To nigh

NattoBat TasGtsr.-Miss May GalagheEin the
new drama entitled 4Chat."
Thsdfsr Coni9us.-"CTime, or the Car Hook
Murder" and the usual miscellaneous attEac-
lions.
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nRY ROOps,
IL DRY GaOns.
sToCk sUsT BE REDUCED.
GREAT tNpUrCsMSNTs5 NJ
HEAVY SsCRIEIcES 3
ToRTY THoUsnsSDD DOLLARS WORTH OF,
stock 6 1S,t Be ca, down one halt Money wanted
Dry GOODS S Sssvsf; 50 c IA
DRESS GOODS
IL L ssrie'y =, q, ls 9en.s per ysrd worth cents
frittec c.m Iie,a SrenssdInes, l2's cents Pine
Large line q Linens q ali kinds for
eIEaHAMS."ss. 10 S ass Il i, ssT rsh Sw prices
RE. ~ ~ hG 81. ANS s:l2s cents, worth ~ ceuts
. os 1sSL LIZ ,MASonAsTER GINGHAas
p pRkss s09ps @srksi down to close them ont.
siSeIsd cp.s Lhs, at 81 Is, formerly con
cc00L66RIR SILKS. 8 cents, worth 81.
JIPISEsE SISks,
y RLACK AIp ~ les Than oos;;
bkAL IsPoRTEO FURsIrUkK PRisrs, lex
cents worth % cents.
JOB LOT FANCY GOODs TO BK CLOSED AT
HALF PRICE.
HAMnnRG EDGISGs AND IN,
ETkk nasEsEiSLEs SPREADS 1'aS
LACE JACKETS
10 De SOLD OUT At HAS pRIgE
TlSE CLOTHS AND CASsIM EREs, above n
Perysrd, At prime cost.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES,
LALI1s. KIDS, at 81 cents Jn-t
GkkTLEEEc'S KIDS. RtSl Hall prina
ALL 0IHtB GLOVES AT AND BELOW COSr.
Great Bsrsaius in
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
BCG AN 81 wYLIB,
lel3u lOlS and IO2O 9Th streets. w.
THE VKRY LATEsTI
BR0DHEAD Co,
1905 street. bstween 18th and 18Th streets,
NOW OFFER
GEMS. ANN ~ rs
merriTnsck, Garner. and sprARue PRINTS a. M
ctIts 1h.se Priu's are q the very best fabric.
aI 20, % sgiiiul ~ col0rs and desigbs.
nAsH fOPLlSs, IN GTsy and Brown, l2x
An wool DEBAGE. 40 cents.
Beautiful side baud PERCALEs and LAWNS.
Bare Bargains IN BLACK GRENADINES and
Eiegsut PARIS KJDs al 65 Gems .nd IN.
Lovely ] Ite FOR la lies. 2s cent an m
PAhbsOLe and SCN CMBRkD.AS, from so
cents TO slO.
And host Of other Goods
GRIATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
may2S-r
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The ODD FELLOWS Library Association of
East Washington. composed of delegates from
Harmony ard Union Lodges, Magenenu En-
campment. and the Ladies' Union Rebekah
Degree Association No. l. organized last Tues
day evening and elected the following Off GERS:
President, James Il. Peake; vice president
Mrs. a. r Cross; secretary, VIM. p. Allan:
treasurer, Mrs. j. S. Martin. The association
starts under very favorable auspices, and will
soon be prepared to open their library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-18

CKLLULoID CORAL, something new and
beautiful Tor earrings, received at Prigg's jew
elTy store to-day.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler near 4I street.
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To PREvKsT Fever and Ague there Is no
PREPARATION like Dooley's Cafsays Tonic. 81
DER bottle. 60
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TR0TTING RACE.-A trOttiug race, between
$. m: Daisy, entered by Perry, and bl. m. Toots,
oy r. Moses, for $50 side, will take place to-
morrow afternoon, June -, at $50 O'Clock, at
BrlghtwoOd park. The race promises to be
very spirited, as both horses are considered fast
tTotters and are well known on the road The
race will be the best two in three, mile heats To
harness. The admission is placed at the low
figure OF fifty cents, which, no doubt, will cause
the ATTENDANCE TO be very large
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y arranging for chill.

THE COMMUNITY st large appreciate the use
tulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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LACE JACKETS

LACE JACKETS
TO BE SOLD OUT At HABF pRIgE
FlSE CLOTHS AND CASsIMERES, above a
per yard, At prime cost
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RESTORATION OF Drowning PERsoNs-In
view OF the many cases OF accidental drowning
occurring, the republication of the following
directions for restoring persons apparentlv
drowned ISSUED by the Massachusetts, Humane
Society IL timely. Let everybody read and re-
member them, for no one one can tell how soon
be NAV need 10 put them in practice; .Conyey
the BODY TO the nearest house with head raised
Strip and rub dry. Wrap in blankets. Initiate
the lungs by closing the nOstIils with the thumb
and finger, and blow into the mouth forcibiv
and then pressing with hand on the chest
Again blow In the mouth and press on the chest,
and 20 on, for ten minutes, or until he breathas
Ceep the body warm, extremities also. Con.
time rubbiDg-do not give it up so long as there
is any chance of success"
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MD GLOVES. KID GI0VRS.
LAIlks' KIDS, af 81 cents yn-t
ALL 01HEB GLOVES AT AND BELOW COsr
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HAMnuRG EDGISGs AND IN,
rFRTINGS, 4 A. 4. AF..,,,t
s TrkE M MNssRsE!SLEs SPREADS. S'iO PSro saI
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G-eat Bsrsains in
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
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PARTIES IN WANT OF a frst-class residence
shGuld lot fail to attend the sale advertised
by Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers, to
take place this afternoon on X street, between
9;h and 10th streets northwest, at o'clock.
The lots are improved by handsome brick
dwellings, finished In the most elegant style.
Location delightful for O first class residence.
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BCS Am 81 wYEIB,
Jel3tf l0l- and IO2O 18th street n, W.
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ToRTY THoUssSR poLLARs' WORTH o

JOB LOT FANCY GOODS TO BK CLosxD AT
HALF PRICE
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-24

eB- Maria L. Sanford, Professor Of His
tory in Swarthmore College, delivered one of
a series of lectures ON History, on Monday
evening Of this week, in the Presbyterian
Chapel New Hope. The lecture was highly
entertaining and elevating intellectually,
showing forth the origin of nations and their
peculiarities, and the secret of their success,
proving that the nations which abide by, up
hold and support their laws, are the nations
which have the brightest record on History's
pages. Then followed ah interesting sketch
of some Of the most important countries of
Europe, especially Germany, (which in her
estimation, was the most worthy of the name
and place which she now occupies in civiliza-
ton. Speaking of America she compared it
with child, which could not be Judged as
could nation of more matured age, but hop
ing with every reason for hope) that her adj
vancement and development might ever equal
and even excel las she in her short past his
tory has been known to have done) some of
the older nations in civilization and art. Af-
ter reading poem Of American authorship,
she brought to close the first of her series
of lectures, which was highly appreciated by
the audience, which comfortably filled the
Chapel. This lecture was preliminary lee
tnre of the series. She will again lecture on
Monday evening. June Goth. in tho above
named place. Snbject-Greece.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-24

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ton. or any disease Of the Throat and Lungs,
yet to hear from that has not been cured.--
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United States. No other Manufacturer Of
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