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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-02

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-The Mcr-
chants Exchange Bank will open
tomorrow morning. The President
states personally that a sufficient
amount of coin has been collected in
the regular way of business to enable
the Bank to meet all Its demands.
Notification of resumption will appear
in the evening papers. There seems
to be loosening in the money market,
with returning confidence.
The vote of the city is about 25,00H.
No money has been spent. Cannot
speculate on the result before to-
morrow.
The election returns from the interior
are coming in very steady. So far as
heard from Bidwell polled 760, Irwin
2,l75, and Phelps 1,4SO. Nothing is
yet known as to the election in the
city, though many consider that the
Clayton ring is ahead for mayor.
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PH JOHN n. THAYER, GOVERNOR OF THE TERI-
TOBY OF WYOMING.
To tst People or Wyoming:
BY virtue OF the authority conferred upon
me by an act OF Congress entitled al act 10
provide for the appOrtionment OF the Terri
approved June SOth. 1874, and also by the act
OF the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
OF Wyoming, entitled IAN Act to Increase
the number OF members Of the Territorial
Council and House OF Representatives OF the
Territory OF Wyoming" approved December
2. 1873, l. John NJ. ThayeT, Governor Of said
Territory. do hereby make known and de-
clare the following apporLlohment for MEM
tatives OF the Territorial Legislature, to be
elected at the general election, to be held on
the nrst Tuesday In september next:
members OF the Council.
The county of Carbon will elect one mem
The county of Laramie will elect four
members II the Council.
The county OF Sweetwater will elect one
member OF the Council.
The county Of Ulnta will elect two MEM
bers Of the Council.
In addition thereto, the counties Of Albany
and Laramie viii form one Council district.
and will elect one member OF the council. and
Uinta will form one Council district and viii
elect one member Of the Council.
The county Of Albany Will elect six MEM
bers OF the House OF Representatives.
Ths county OF Carbon will elect three mem
bers OF the House Of Representatives.
The county Of Laramie will elect eight
members OF the House of Represen tatives.
The county OF Sweetwater will elect four
members of the House OF Representatives.
The county of UiDta will elect six men,
bers OF the House of Representatives.
In testimony whereof. have here
unto set Iny hand and caused the
great seal OF the Territory 10 be
affixed.
Done at the city of Cheyenne this
(sKALl fourteenth tn day OF July, In the year
OF our Lord. eighteen hu ndred and
seventy-five. and Of the Indepen-
dencs OF The United States the one
hundredth.
JOHN NJ. THAYER.
By the Governor.
@. W. FRENCH,
Secretary OF Wyoming Territory.
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BY TELEGRAPH

SErOErED EXPRESSLY roR rHE MORNING LEADEE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-02

Pittsburg, Sept. IAN extensive
robbery was committed some time
during last night at the pawn brokers
establishment of H. w. Cimmiotte.
The burglars succeeded in entering the
safe and carrying off seventy-two gold
watches, thirty-three silver watches.
and diamonds and jewelry amounting
in value to $4,000.
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U. P. R. R. H0USE

G. N. JONES, Proprietor
A II trains stop hero Thirty Minutes iot
q meals. This house is new and elegantly
furnished, has light and airy rooms, batn-
rooBs, &c. aud affords all accom- mmodatioas
he tfavsling puo 10 can fe-iYe.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-02

Salt Lake, Sept. Geo. A. Smith,
second president of the church of Jesus
Christ, of the Latter Day Saints, died
to-day in this city.
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THE (OERTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
1Oudy, NE court met IN banc, Judge l.. NJ.
Keys, Of Alabama, was admitted To the bar
on motion of Gen. CTittenden. Walsh ACT.
Eundlett: decree below affirmed. Stephen
agt. Bcall; decree in pursuance OF mandate
Holden agt. Stickney; decree below affirmed.
Johnson agt. Ohutt; demurrer sustained.
Jones agt. Baltimore and Potomac railroad:
Judgment below affirmed. District agt. A.
and w. railroad; demurrer overruled with
leave TO answer. In re application of Niding-
ham for patent; decree that pate ISSUE In
re Jos. Gwathmey application for a patent;
decision OF commissioner refusing patent
afnfmed. Allen ct al. agt. Coyle: decree be-
low reversed. Hill agt. Commissioner OF
Patents; mandamus refused. Painter agt
Drane; decree below affirm ed. Kennedy agt
CANT; judgment below affirmed. District
Of Columbia agt HumaSon: judgment of Po-
lice Court afhrmed-appeal noted. Robinson
agt. Collector Cook. This was bill To re-
train the collection of taxes on an unfinished
house The court affirmed decision below
Diminishing bill. Burnstine agt. Ormes;
decree below affirmed. In re A. GoetZ
!alleged BANKRUPTCY; order that alledged
Van Riswick agt Lamon; decree in behalf
OF complainant. Smith agt. Rasher and
Taylor; decree below affirmed. Murray agt
Washington and Georgetown Railroad com
pany; do. Champion agt. Cook, trustee; do.
Riggs agt. kerwein, i'm which the question
as 10 whether justice OF the peace can issu,
a writ of replevin. The court decides that
the Justices have no power TO issue such
writ. This power Is claimed under an act of
me Dlstricl legislature by which an act of
Congress was attempted TO be amended. The
judgment below was reversed, by which the
magistrates proceedings are declared null
and void. Dallas agt. Atlantic and Missis-
sippi Railroad company; judgment below
affirmed.
PROBATE COURT-JHCiJe DIN.
SATURDAY, in re estate of William Hick-
man, deceased; order issued correcting the
name of the decedent, incorrectly spelled in
original petition. In re estate OF Louisa
Joachim; citation against executor returned
by bailif, and cause postponed until the 18th
Instant. Will of Mary Miller, deceased, was
exhibited and fully proven. The last will
and testament OF James n McCathran was
leaves his estate TO his legal heirs and ap-
POINTS his son Donald McCathran executor
The last will and testament of Sarah Will
lett, deceased, was filed and order of publica-
ton issued. George A. Bohrer and DR. a b.
sEekel were appointed executors. Estate of
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Alexander E. Shirss, deceased; account Of
sales al part OF the personal estate returned
by the executors.
Police CoURT-JleEls Sscl
To-Day. John Smith, assault and battery
on Antonio reeante, $50. or 70 days III iail.
Washington Bergman, assault aud battery
on Anna Ward; = aud costs. Anna Bolden.
assault and battery on James Dawson: s.
and costs. George Burnham, a cOlored boy
was sent 10 the reform school. Thomas
ONeal and George Wheeler were charged
with an ARRAY. The first named forfeited
his collateral and Wheeler was discharged
Robert Douglass, cOlored, obscene and indie
cent remarks 10 a respectable white lady on
18th street. on Saturday evening, S5-appSal
taken. defendant, who appears TO be re-
spectacle man, denying the charge, and
stating that the woman was mistaken in
her man. He afterwards paid the fine Geo.
Il. Nottingham forfeited collateral. Sophia
Shafer, same. Gabriel Riley. carving a
razor; so. Edward Thomas, CHRISTOPHER
weston. and Thomas Raglan forfeited collat-
erals. Lee Brown. trespassing on park; for
feited collateral. Bern Patterson, loud and
boisterOus; s.. Hugh Strider, loud and bois-
ferrous. and smashing things in the house OF
Anna Murphy: -. Anna paid the fine, and
Strider strobe out. Keziah Johnson. cursing;
50. Mile Smith and NOrah Lewis, disturb
ing Georgetown; s. each. Charles Jackson,
treSpassing on park, IS. VIM Henson and
Warren Riggs, forfeited collateral. Henry
Brooks, same. Charles Boswell, Charles
Scammell and James Fisher. drunk and
diSordeTly: SIS each. Edward Daily, profanity;
forfeited $40.
REVoLTING CASE OF CRUELTY.
VIM. Thompson and Daniel Carroll cruelty
To mule i'm pulling its tongue ont. ThOmp-
son was not in court and his collateral was
forfeited. y cOlored man testified to seeing
Carroll attempt 70 put the bit in the mules
mouth, and meeting with some trouble ierked
its tongue so nearly out that il had TO be cut
of about six inches. The mule was worth
$3.50 aud belonged 70 Mr.. ID. Connolly; fined
$500, or six months in Jail.
Lucy Bailey, curSing: IS. Fanny Miller.
disorderly; -. West Gibson forfeited - for
profanity. Clarence Thompson. breaking
window: -. John Constantine and Charles
Nugent, two young and aDle-bOdied Migrants
who make 1t practice TO pipe of intoxi-
Gated persons to rob them. Officer Mark
wood caught them in the act i'm the Smith
sonian grounds; chain gang. Toby Simpson,
profanity; s.. James McGinnis, diSorherly
conduct; forfeited IS. o B. Hook, George II.
Gillus, and Alice MerOn, forfeited collate-
raj. John CuTran, cursing; -. Margaret
I.ipscomb, disturbing Cherry alley; So VIM.
Ross. same charge; 50. Mary O'Dell, for
teited 50 collateral for disOrderIy conduct.
James Cook. cOlOred, larceny of ~ from
Harriet Hindley; 500 and costs. Appeal
noted. George Turner, trespaSs
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GEORG ETOW

DEAD.-Capt Charles SOmers, of the firm
OF Somers * Smith, ship chambers. of Water
street, died of consumption on Saturday
evening.
CoAL.-The receipts OF coal by the CheSa-
peake and Ohio Canal for the week ending
ON Saturday amounted TO $500 tons; and
the shipments during the same time 10 . 800
tons.
THE COOPERS seem determined To prose-
cute their crusade against the use OF old
barrels for the repacking of flour. At
meeting held this morning a committee was
appointed TO wait upon the millerS and in
yite their cooperation in the movement.
considerable interest is manifested i'm rela-
ton to this subject, and some rich develop
ments are expected when the Board of Health
has taken hold of the matter.
-ATived-SteamerN New York
from Philadelphia, consigned TO @. F.
Hyde, with cargo of general merchandise.
Schooner Kitty Ann with 1,5NO bushels of
wheat for Hartley Il Bro; by Baltimore
and Ohio railrOad-a carload OF mill-feed
for j. q. and j. NJ. Waters.
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gllsIEInutt0It

The scOuTge of the-human family, may in its
early stages be promptly arrested and per-
manently cured.
RAyENswoOD, w. VA.
Or. r.. !. Pierce, BtFdO, " y:
Sir-For the last year / have been using
your Golden Medical Discovery. | owe NV
life to it, having been afflicted for years. Did
not use IL but short time before / was ben
Gifted; at that time was very bad. not able
TO sit up much, was suffering greatly with
my throat, was getting blind had a dry
cough. and much pain in my lungs. | have
used twelve bottles OF the Discovery and am
almost well. KATE L. WARDNER
a son of Mr.. j. II. Meseck, of Chatham
-Four Corners, n. Y, has been cured of con-
sumption by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
DIscoyery,-so says NJ. {. Il. Garfield, editor
OF the Chatham Courier.
:. Il. Eglar, druggist, of West Union, o.,
writes to state that Or. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery has effected a wonderful cure
Of consumption in bis neighbOrhOOl.
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FOR Moth Patches, reckIes and Tan, ask
your druggist for PeTry'S Moth and FreclHle
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimpes On the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7y'S IHlpTOued COnle6i07le and Pialple Rem
ecfy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
3. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. h6I:
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COMMENCEMENT CLASSICAL DEPART
MINT, GEoRGETowN CoLLEGE.-The fifty
eighth annual commencement Of the CLASH
cal Department of Georgetown College will
take place on Thursday morning at halfpaSt
10 O'Clock. The order of exercises, inter
spersed with music, will he as follows Sal
utatory, William II. Clarke; Capitalization,
j. Caldwell Robertson; American Science
Ansel II. Cook; Life-A Poem, Louis r.
THAN: Losses and Gains Of our Civilization
j. Percy Heating; conferring OF degrees: VAL
edictory, William Allen, jr.; distribution OF
prizes.
The graduates are William Allen. Va:
William ii. Clarke, ID. c.; Ansel B. Cook
Ga; j. Percy Heating, Pa; j. Caldwell Rob-
e1SOn, s. c.; Louis Il. THAN, -. G.. The
officers of class - are.-Ansel y. Cook. pres
ldenl; William Allen, treasurer; J. &. Rob-
crtSOn, secretary.
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SELLING at and below cost, for the next
twenty-eight days, with a view of dispOsing
of numerous specialties in my line for the
summer on account of being OverstOcked.
Sun umbrellas, paraSOls, flowers, straw
goods, linen walking suits, OverSkirtS and
basques, hair braids, millinery and fancy
goods, Hamburg edgngS, cambTics, &C. in
qualities unsurpassed, and prices the lowest
in the city. 6. HELLER,
1913 -15 Market SpaPp-
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''HFALING ON THE WINGS" say all who
have made use Of DIR. Wistar'S Balsam of
Wild Cherry, and by such use been cured of
coughs, colds, bronchitis. sore throat, infiu
enZa or consumption. The prudent will al
ways keep this standard remedy by them
90 cents and II bottle; large bottles much
the cheaper,
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street pays per
month. Banking hours, 9 10 4. Saturdays
to and tOS 2It3Iitl6
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PARK SEMI

PARK SEMINARY.-Tne seventh annual
commencement of this institution will take
place at street Baptist church tomorrow
evening, when there will be interesting eXer-
cises-music. essays ana recitatiOnS-and the
comforting OF the diplomas by General John
Eaton, Commissioner Of Education. on the
following Partial diploma. Miss Carrie
Williams; gradUates-MisSe> Recic Bushee.
Alice Clapp, Agnes McGTew, Carrie o. Pratt,
Ida Sheriff.
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TornS, kc,-Thp Foot

Iabors ten times more than the hand; and TO
be relieved of COrnS, BuniOnS, IngrOWing
Nails, etc, thousands of persons visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE
NOEAAL SCHOOL.-The examination of can
dIdatSS fOT admission 10 the Normal school
took place on Saturday. and was conducted
by the committee on examination, trustees.
HOvey, Lloyd, DERRICK, and DYER. Several
Others OF the trustees and superintendent
W il>On were present, and assisted i'm the eN-
animation. Forty -four candidates, advanced
IGpliS OF the female grammar schools. were
present and thoroughly examined in natural
philosophy. history, grammar. and arithme-
uc- There are only twenty seats in the nor
maj school 10 be nlled from among those eX-
stnlued. and the results will be officially an
IoUnced at the next regular meeting or the
board OF public school trustees.
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CT Il Y 1T Z NJ s.

SOZODoNT.-Al II dentifriceS had theirdraw-
backs, until the salubrious bark of the SOAP
tree was brought from the Chiiian valleys
TO perfect the fragrant SoZodOnt, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article
for the teeth that a brush was ever dipped
into.
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NATIONAL THFATFE.-Tuc patrons of this
IOi Uiar place Oi amusement should be pre-
sent ia force This evening a Manager Bar
ton whose enterprise ia furnishing The first
class % musical and dramatic entertain
ment> through the winter afforded great
pleasure 10 our play-gOerS, j. to have his first
eCmpiiU entaTy heuerit in this city. \ fine
biil mas Oe'u arr. cd for the occasion. Besides
Inc appearance OF Robert McWade in .. Rim
an Minkle.' We are 10 have VOcaliSm by
Mss HO>mer, whose singing at the dedica-
ton OF ~. DOminic'S church yesterday de-
ILhted 20 many, with Prof Lang a. accom-
IaHi>f, ami also the production or a new
English comedy by the best talent OF Our
home dramatic clubs.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'Ts,

"E RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
w ton of the public to cur stock ofDRHO
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, such as sN
Granite Dnuer, Tea, and Chamber sets;
Decorated China Tea sets; all kinds of SH
Brushes and busters, Wooden and Willow Ware,
kerigeratOTs, Water Coolers, &c. ,Chidren's Car
riages, which we selling cheap. Agents for the
l. y. l.. Sleeping Coach. VALIANT OGDEN,
7 High street, Georgetown. maya I'm
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-Michael Newton.
y COlofeyt man. was run over and killed by
me southern train on the Alexandria branch
% ne baltimore and Ohio railroad. about =
tlosk saturday evening. He was lying
SIuE < on the track and was discovered too
iat' 10 prevent the catastrophe.
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THE PEws i'm St pOminics new church
will be rented on Tuesday, JUne 10, at seven
O'Clock n
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- sale and retail, at the Norfoik Oyster Dept 62l
street northwest; opPssite Baltimore and Potomac
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FOF The Sdr.
RECIPE FOR FISH CHOwDFR.-Twooua rts
Potomac water, one tablespoonful salt one
tea~IOOnfUll black pepper. Boil two hours
- IOt frequently SKINNED while boiling me
EsL Favor viii be too strong COOK.
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THE CASE OF WIN. =. KING. Gen. Benz
r Butler made application on Saturday to
Judge Macarthur to set day for the trial
OF The Indictment against VIM. s. King for
Pc jury in the Pacific mail subsidy case, Mr.
King having on the evening before given bail
IN 5000 to answer the Indictment. General
Butler, with whom appeared also Richard
Fisher, The L. =. District attorney, respond
ed that II would be impossible for the gov
elnment TO Fix an early day for the trial, be-
in Europe. and il was impossible 10 say at
what time he would return. General Butler
urged that as the indictment had been found
without the testimony of Mr.. Irwin, the gov
eminent ought not TO wait the trial for him
especially as il could give no assurance that
he would ever be here. Judge MacA rthur
said that at the opening of the next term he
would require the United States tofix time
at which they had reasonable expectation of
producing their witnesses, ana TO grant no
further delay.
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AN Alt "A STRINGS.
"A TALBoTr HOUSE

AAA TALBOTr HOUSE
NAYBARN MONTGOMERY CO 4.
AI MAINLAND.
he undersigned having Leased the above named
hote Will be prepared this % orsr supertor
accommodations 10 Ladies ana Geuflrulsn " a. are
desirous % The summer months az IN. country
ne air 4 pure. being located near the Sugar Lat
Mountain. IL also commands an extended Nfsw IL
the Blue Ridge Mountains aud the Surrounding
country. fishins ard hunting ia ALBUMS auce. Con-
sder able impruN ements have been made fhs build
inE sitc last sun'me-, such bath SC A.
about hail mile from Barne-ville dep g. IN ~ -
trorotan Railroad, aud one hours ride on the cars
from " Washington. n. q.
Terms; 81 pr DAY. and from $50 SO rer week
thlidren under i - ants hall rrtrs Fur fur
Ih,r lnf0rmation ARMY a. addrr-s - BAL
Llff, BsrnesN HE, Montgomery CO #, n O. rnlg ISL
LA RAWLEG SPRINGS = TITS porniaT
Yeh N and del ghttul summer re-ort. near Haf-
k.R4 rlsouburg, Va. will he open on June 4
l,9b, under the management Il MAJOR -. n Luck
.lrculsrs with Toll desrri pton, b. obtained ~
MAJOR &. u. Luck. ~ "Spbttswooi Hotel" HArrt-
sonburC, Va. " 4 Nr. Geo. q. Medl-rburn. So
end National Bank, SOs 7th street, wsshinet5n.
II. &. A h Trick
mayo nm President Board - niTectn,s
A-A COT NTRY BOARD Tho TIIFTOS
HMyhoUsE e now open for the summer. Tho-s
Ata u who wish pleasant home. iu a healthy
and beautiful location. WITH the best q railroad "a
oiIiiies, should apIs early. Address ProPriet8r
81 Clifton Station. FsiriaN Co, Va. NAYS Am
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BANKERS.

10. MeB' riM99sEEYrSs CO..
have removed their Banking House 20 LII DROIT
BUILDING, corner sth and streets.
They are prepared TO do Q general Banking bust
ness receive Deposits TO check At sight draw
Drafts on Baltimore, Philsdelphia and New York,
lions on all points. ans tr
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN q Co.,
BANKRRs,

GE Gs GfFs s0T K9TEs ssd 5hTTHEs OK
TIE EAST, available in all the prfncipa cities, also,
EGRAPHIC TRAEsFERs 70 LONDON, PARIS,
CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO, CHINA
JAPAN, &c. Accounts Of Banks, Banker and 9th
orn received. tans- u Wflv
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MAFETsCE LICENSES have been issued "a
follow .-Lucien -. Fair and Mary HUI. OF
Howard county, Md: Robert G B.alI and
Pa. sls-,i AsEes Josephine Smith
CoNsrvERs acknowlesige that the best
collars hale are the FimwOO1 and War
wick u yJV have rot tried them, do so
LEV. 80.
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BLUE YACHT CLOTH SUITS,
In variety Of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths, and at bottom prices.
PIN CHECK SUITS,

Very handsome, and made Of the finest
English Cashmere imported. Extremely
low at sac per suit
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Ia SURF BATHING.

LA POTOMAC HOTEL,
N.nT ST. Ma Us CO, nd.
Tins newly erected hotel, situated on 81 Georges
Island. near the confluence of the Potomac and 81
George rivers, viii be open for the reception Of
visitors June 18th. Fishing, Boat-sailing and
Bathing I'm abundance. Persons DESTROYS Of visit
ing this hotel can take the steamer Jane Mosely %
Piney Point where boats will be in readiness
yey them 10 the Island. The proprietors have sew
eral swift sailing boats, hitch they furnish Wis
itors free Of charge. Terms 80 per day, 10 per
week, $50 per month For particulars apply to
X. J. ADAMS & BROS,
Jel Nv Piney Point u. o., st. Mary Co, Nd.
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READY-MAOE
0UTFlTTlNG DEPARTMENT.
GENTLEMENS
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.

have these in various -, ies ar 1 aua ali
ties, AL Of them fast cciOTs, from SI2.5O
Per suit upward.
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A Fool FOR LUCk.-Saturday evening q
coiOTed man, named Richard Norton, who In
q state Of iDtOXicalion had seated himself on
the track OF tie Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, wss thrown from his position by the
eow-eateher and tossed one side, without re-
ceiyins any injury.
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LINEN SUITS.

Brown Linen Duck Suits, and White
Linen Duck Suits, " bite Sheeting Suits,
more than usually satisfactory, because Of
limited liability TO shrink Blue Linen
Check Suits.
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CASHMERE SUITS.
a fine assortment Of reliable goods at
about $40 per suit.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,


14& q SITUATED on the highest point on the Mid
lana railroad = miles from Washing with morn
mg and evening trains each WAY. fare for rppUI
nip, : 45. The hotel l. new, with double porch
the entire length. The rooms are well furnished.
and the oiniTg room cool and arr. The country il
as Reality a. any in the world, and there are no
mCtquifOes. Boai ders without children prefrrr.d.
leloSm FRANCIS CANNnN Prnnri.rrr'
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HURT BY BEING THROWN FROM 4 BUGGY.
a man named August Beck was seriously
injured yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from a buggy, near the Circle and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. He was taken into Duckett's
drug store. where DIR. Newman rendered
medical aid, when he was sent To his home,
on II street.