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a SNAKE IN THE CoAL-BIN.-The wife
and daughter OF Mr.. Henry Norton who re-
sloes In East Berlin, CT, went into the Gel
lar OF their house on Friday last, and while
There heard peculiar noise. Searching for
The cause they found an immense rattle
sbaEe cOiled up in the coal-bin. His head
was erect, and his tongue was dartlng ont
furiously. The ladies went out of the cellar
In hurry, and called the men folks, who,
armed and equipped, went in TO kill his
snakeship. The old fellow wasn't in any
hurry about dying, however, and, therefore,
glided INTO his hole in the cellar wall. The
men watched for him from 10 a. M. until 4 o.
IT.. Wneh they shot MIN "a he put his head
out of the wall. He proved To be an old set
tier, having eleven rattles, and was fourteen
years old. The body was skinned and
stuffed; tie head was too badly damaged to
be made available
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1Dr. Nunez has been officially declared
President OF the union Of the state of Pana-
ma.
81 In view OF the cheapness of oil vorce, In
diana jurymen consider $3.50 as q fair tariff
Tor breach OF promise.
ga movement is on foot among the
sriritualists to send some American medi-
Gms TO Russia.
~Not content with an increasing epidemic
of small pox, Covington, Ky, claims to ma We
originated "a genuine case OF Asiatic chole-
ra."
- The Cunard steamer Cythia, from
Liverpool for New York, Is detained al
Queenstown. having lost a blade of her pro-
Eeller by coming IN contact with q whale of
Roches Point.
&c The first female lawyer admitted to the
bar OF Ohio has proved a dismal legal failure
The baby is doing well, however, and IL the
clients can wait, their cases may possibly
come around all right.
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LIGHTNING BREAKS LADY's NECK
Todd, a young lady about II years of age,
living in the vicinity of Eagle Rock was
killed by lightning on Friday morning while
sitting near window. Upon examination il
was found that her neck was broken and her
shoulder dislocated. II threw her and the
chair In which she was sitting TO the floor
Eeware OF windows and chimneys during
thunder storms.
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COAL AND WOOD.

STRIFE STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
~ FIRES
"ooDl WOODli C0ALi C0ALlI
S5.00-s5 .O0-s5 .OO-s5
Being crowded with consignments of all kinds NJ
wooD, cargoes upon esrgoes, oaly arrivals, more
ulan We can dispose OF readily at wholesale, hence
We are pleased TO inform the public that n6twftb-
standing the strike in the coal mines we propose 10
9Thlsh nel at price within the means Of the hurl.
- LOOK LOOKl
SV3D PIN EWOOD delivered for s5 per cord.
an kinds Of COAL, with 30 lbs to the ton at the
lowest possible price. - ~
Als0, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
ingly low prices, at
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office and Depot at Johpsou's W harves foot
OF Eth aud 18th streets southwest
OfSces- 1909 street northwest,
WIZ 9TH street may25- eOly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAk


BALTIMORE, July lz.-virginia 6'.. peelers. 45,,:
bio sedsy sugar .,ron no. and lsS scns see tax
ls3a,Sk. Flour steady and Arm H9wsrts stree.
sod MeS,ern snser 2ss4 g: DO. extra, 475as -;
do. extra s2s5 60; do Ri brands, Co. a. 9a fam, M
iy, SIS. Wheat firmer-No. / western smber. IS;
Ss No do isa pennsgSan a. red Te;,ers as red
IAnd rsd, goal g; do amber, is,aI IS do white
MIXED s. spot s August IS. ass last half 't kn
de- mssd: 81 Bye d. and i,srs Tne
e. Hay scarce and drm- Mars land and PsnusyI.
@snd Pofk T nf BaE m bSssin SoS af
nslLshouider5: g. clear rib sides, l2ssli's loose
clear rib sdss ss b Hams 'ssd s O
crude "A; refined, lisal,h Butter arm aud &C.
troleum nominsl-cru de. 5i..5,s; rednsd, nz.als,
Conee 9niet and stesdy-Orliuary to prime Rio car
fS sei ,Esa2G jobbing, T'4s2O's. Whisky duh,
On NV York, July l2.-.stock. dull. Money, >.
Goyernments dull and loser
w New , YSRI, july la.-FIour, a shade frmer.
LONDON, July II, $3.50 p m.-Erie, ls'S.
To NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r Boxpuo1-
bERs-Ihe plan of reorganization known as
me Livingston Plan unanimously sdopt-
ed by the general meeting of Northern Pacific
Railroad hondbolderS held in New York CITY
June %Oth. is now ready for distribution and
SIGNATURE. Copies have been mailed TO ali
nCIders OF registered bonds.
All oondholderS who have not received a
copy, and who wish to share i'm the benefits
OF the purchase of the ROAD and property AZ
me approaching sale, are requested to Send
intIr names and post office address. without
delay. to the Purchasing COMMITTEES. n. p
X X Co. % Fifth avenue, New York, so thar
a copy of the plan, accompanied nv a svnop-
SIS OF me Modified decree of foreclosure and
sale by the u. :. Court, may be mailed 10
them. Ar NErrrrTnN
For Purchasing Committee n. P.R.R. Co.
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SHOCKING RAILROAD Acc1nrN.

SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL
train on the Toledo, Wabash and Western
road struck some cattle near Jacksonville
Ill, Saturday, and was thrown from the
track. The engine turned upside down,
holding Fireman Roberts and the engineer
helpless beneath, while the steam poured
over them. When the men were finally ex-
trfcated they were so shockingly scalded IL
Is believed they cannot live. No passengers
were seriously hurt
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SUSPENSION OF WoRK.-The Atlantic cot
ton mills, at Lawrence, Mass, which ga We
employment to 1 ,250 operatives, shut down
on Saturday for eight weeks, and the sus-
pension may be for a longer time. The Sal
mon Falls manufacturing company, at Sal
mon Falls, N. H., have closed Que OF their
m ills for tW q Months
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y SERVANT WOMAN'S REvENGE-LaSt
Tuesday blacksmith named John Henley
living near Horn lake, in Mississippi, had a
quarrel with woman named Martha Nor
gan. employed by him as cook. That night
while Henley was asleep, Mrs. Morgan APP
preached his bed. and, with a razor cut a
terrible cash in his throat Henley. awaken
ing. attempted TO catch her arm but caught
the razor, which was drawn through his
hand, infiictiDg an ugly wound. Mrs. Nor
gan then seized her child and fied to the
woods. Henley lies in a precarious condi-
ton.
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JUMPED THE BRIDE.-At Spring IaKe the
first society are On the ragged edge on ac-
count Of the conduct OF a + How named Nor
MS cooper, young man from Detroit, who
was To have been man ed to an estirnable
lady there last Wednesday evening. Guests
were assembled, the banquet was ready and
the minister was in attendance, when it was
discovered that the Bridegroom to be was
missing. chad made trivial Grand down
town an hour before the ceremony was To
have taken place. and has not been seen since
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a SUIT FOR MILLIONs.-The Savannah
(Ga.) Advertiser notices the Institution OF a
suit in that city by the heirs of Robert Boil
ton, who died in 1892, for the recovery OF a
large amount Of property. aggr2gating sew
eral millions in value, in Georgia and Flor
ida. Of which they claim TO have been de-
frauded by John BOlton, n partner and cousin
OF the deceased. The advertiser states that
the same parties have commenced suit in
he United States circuit court. district of
Maryland. for the recovery of cOnsidera Die
property in Baltimore, TIE suit standing
Robert Bolton, Nannette Bolton, Adele Boil
ION and others VS.. the city of Baltimore, Geo
Holland and others
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THE DANGEROUS JUMP OF A SoMNAY-
BULIsT.-Edwin h. McConky. aged ten
the First National Bank, of WrightsviIle
"a, while in state of SOmnambulism. fell
or jumped from second-stOry window Sat
urday morning at one O'Clock. brea king an
ann. but otherwise not apparently injured
The height fallen was over nineteen feet and
his escape from more SESSIONS injury or death
is remarkable. The little fellow. under the
unite well. -
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

ssrs slveys on hand large end sssortes ..,-ot
CT ANTHRACITE and BlTCMIN0US COkI.z
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD Ia the s;iok
sawed snd split: all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of Im,rrT-s
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCIkED Pas
LENS, and handling yearly many millions Of BAN
GOh LATds, am IN condition 70 nil orders OF apY
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity a
ttion
Central OfHce-633 Louisiana avenue northwest
traDch laTd-lst St, bet. Il and SITS, souf hear
Wberf-Eoot Of 81 street southeast
oc-lly WIN. GUIElEu
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ROBERT DALE OwEN.-Through private
sources we learn that the physician In at
tendance upon Robert Dale owen gives il as
MS opinion that he is hOpelessly insane He
says, further, that he is afflicted with soften
ing OF the brain, and cannot be expected to
live longer than two weeks. - indianapolis
.Jo1yg,anI
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Centennial (Philadelphia) ardor, devotes a
half column to unseemly ridicule of the
Washington monument, which il calls "that
dreadful monument" and "ugly smoke
stack south of the White House," Just now
the Telegraph is advocating score or more
OF Revolutionary monuments which IL is
proposed to rear in Philadelphia, and il
seems probable that the contributions for
the Washington monument are coveted for
these local enterprises which are to adOrn
Philadelphia. However unfortunate the
Washington monument project has been, il
would seem proper to complete il, as IL has
been on hand for nearly ffty years.-Louts-
vile Journal.
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LIVELY TIMES IN TIP FRENCH ASSEM-
BLY, ExPECTED.-Paris dispatches antici-
pate very passionate debate in the French
assembly when the report recommending
NJ. Burgoing's election in Nievre comes up.
NJ Rouher, one of the leading ministers un-
der Napoleon III will speak on that occa-
sion, and Will insist on the legitimacy OF the
hopes entertained by the Bonapartists for
the restoration of the empire
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TO GATHER pearls from oceans vases
Divers go down in divers places:
But at our mouths of streams and bavs
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SoZOdOnt divine. co
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TREMENDOUS STORM OF rain and thun-
der and lightning broke over Portland, Me-.
yesterday morning. The Catholic cathedr raj
was struck, and though but little damage
was done oy lightning, the church was con-
s'derably injured by smoke and water. The
First Baptist church, new Payson Memorial
church and Chestnut street Methodist church
all suffered more or less injury by the storm
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aTA statistically -disposed lady publishes
the ositive assertion that one Ia every seven
teen of her sex in this country mayries a con-
filmed inebyiate.
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OPEN Your DOORS OUrwARp-The Con-
necticut House has passed a bill providing
that all theatres, public halls, churches,
school buildings, &C., where fifty or more
persons congregate, shall have all of their
exit doors open outward. A similar law
should be passed in every State
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"TIME TRIES ALL THINGS" and has
proven that Hisf09''s Bdlsd,n Of WRd Cherry is
the remedy par excellence for the cure of colds,
coughs, Group, whooping cough, bronchitis,
asthma, phthisic, sore throat, Influenza, and
last, not least" consumption. 50 cents and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper co
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HIT TIE MARK.-In whatever we aim at
in life So should always try 10 hit the mark.
Those who pay special Improvement tax
bills through j. G. Lay * Co., - a. street,
always Lit Tie mark. 1
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hENOy0 HOTEL.

S~sh hENoNb HOTEL.
t.t<-l This Pleasant aud Popular summer Re-
81 al Remove. Penusy lrania. on the time II the
philadelphia Erie Railroad. Is nov Omen Tor the
scc"ttnocAtion u visitors. The situation q the
boiel immediately on the susquehaHa river, in 10.
midst 81 splendid mountain scenery aud CONT yulus
70 celebrated cunning and trout fishing regions
rehatrs II unusually adjective, while the accom-
modatlons PROVIDED are Il The very b4st kind Fx-
on tickets 90 beuOyo are sold an the priuci
fu ofroes OF The PenusylVania Railroad Company
for Rof ms sra Rates. address PRDPRIFTol
BENONO HOTEL, REMOVE, PA Iea1srn
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Hs0N TIDDL Eb URI, 10 UDOUN 90 VA
4.X&l IL now ready for the rccrpfi ~ of Summer
B"srders. IL lisa handsome house. with 81 rooms
and large portlco-, AID l. kept in the best styla
nlddiebnre Il situated IN the mos, beautiful ans
healthy section q Northern virginia. fifty miles
southwest Of Washington City: has Churches ~ az
denonlnatlons and pleasant society. There i within
annie ~ the House 1ne Mineral Spring, uh0-e
medical waters have been pronounced ~ PHYSICIANS
70 he equal 70 any IN the state raily Stages connect
with the Railroad pepots ~ Lce-burg ard Al the
Plains free ride 20 she Spring. every dly For
terus, &c, address JOSEPH NJ PATTON Pro-
priefor. 80 lns
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q. zUG,
Dealer IN Best Varieties on
. ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Also, WOOD IN the stick, or sawed and split
Prices moderate for cash.
Offices and Yards:-Foot OF x street ana Rbods
Island avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Orders also received through Messrs HAMILTON
D PEARSON, corner 9Th and ID streets. jyfo-ly
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HOWL AT RoTALTY.-The radical clubs
OF London have called a meeting for Wedues-
the grant for the expenses Of the Prince OF
Wales visit TO India.
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M0oRE's tt0TEI,.

AAk MooRE's h0TEI.
GE1 LEoNIRDToWN. MAINLAND,
u nov open for thr reception Of Summer Bnarde-s
The tahl" Is Supplied Ntth the best the marked a.
lords Am ng tue anu emtnts Salt alter Bafh-
ing. Fishing. Heating, troquet. sud Bowling "a
loon Two excellent Pliy sirians IN the town Terms
> 10 per daY' 80 pr mouth. Children and nur~e@
nan prlcr nrst table tuil Price Steamer Pilot ~
leaves ashinEton ever Saturday morning Al g a
m arrives 81 y. m. Steamer she leaves every
hnniay a. . m srriH - Tuesdays s a "a, Addr-ss
county, Md. % .-'esrs y"
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CIT Y TIE us.

BILIOUS, Remittent and Typhoid Fevers
completely eradicated by the use of LiebigS
Liquid Extract of Beef.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES nave been issued as
follows: James A. Callahan and Mary f..
CaTty; Robert n. BOntZ and Mary EpIpr,
OF Pittsburg; f. l.. BugOee and Annie /.
Hazard
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ANOTHER COAL OIL ExPLosrox-Yes-
terday evening, about : O'Clock. a coal OIL
lamp exploded At house No. 1908 u street
northwest. burning a cOlOred boy named
Stephen Ford. DR.. Il. r.. Adams was called
in and dressed the wounds, which are not
cons ideTed dangerous.
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GEN. HENRY A. BENNING, Of Columbus,
Ga, a prominent Confederate general in
Longstreet's corps during the late war, and
a member OF Congress since the war, died ON
Saturday.
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ANOTHER DIABoLICAL OUTRAGE.-The
Avalance Forest City (Ark.) correspondence
says: On the 4th instant Miss Ellen Hamil-
Ion. young lady living with Capt. James
knife, and left for dead by a negro named
David, who then stole q horse and left. He
was followed by party to Augusta, and was
at one time arrested by an old Portuguese
living there, but escaped. A large number
of citizens are still In pursuit of him, and il
found he will be summarily dealt with.
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W BOOKS.
QUEEN MARY. BY AIfrod Tenuyson . 81 50
1EE oRIGlS AND ANTIQUITY OF EN-
CRAVING. BY W. ;. Baker. All. Illus
tia'eu-'.-.-.-- 8 90
TIE fkkNCH AT HOME By Albert
.... / =
JOCELfNS MISTAKE. Paper.......... Is
TIE LADY SUPERIOR. By Eliza II. Ballard 70
For sale by
MUHUN BROTHERS. BoOkseIIer.
$500 1919 PENNSYLVANIA AvRSTF.
1'HREE FEATHERS, a Novel, by VIM. Rlack.
9nd for sale at
sHiLLINGTON,S BOOKSTORE
Corner a. street and Penusyl ania avenue
man and Beast, Here and Hereafter; illustrated oy
more than three hundred original anecdotas n,
Rev. j. q. Wood ~
The Odd Trump, Novel.
Miss koyel, by Victor CherbuIIez.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything In
the Stationery line for sale al
msy2l-u sHILLINGT0NS BOOKSTORE
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-To-day about IL
O'Clock the residence OF Mr.. Baldwin corner
OF Eleventh and streets. was entered by
colOred TDan who attempted TO make of with
a silver pitcher. The servant grappIed with
him but be broke and ran away, but was
pursued by large crowd and Detectives
Sargent and AcElfreSh secured him. He
gave the name OF Henry jackson. alias
Smith, and was recognized as an old offender
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-MT. Henry n VII
lard has bought Of Mr.. Harris n LOT on Yer
mont avenue, between X and L streets at
S2FO Per foot.
y. II. Warner, auctioneer. sold on Satur-
day, for Edwin l. Stanton, receiver First
National Bank, Washington. ID. c.. a tract
81 laLd IN Montgomery county. Maryland.
being parts Of tracts called "I.abyrinfh =
"Grubly Thicket' and sJOSeph's PARK. -
about eight miles from Washington and
about two miles from "SIlver Spring.
depot. on the Forest Glend road. containing
abort $50 acres, 10 Thomas W. Kelley & Sons,
at eco.
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THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH
AMERICA.-By the arrival of the mail
steamer from Panama additional details
have been received of the terrible earthquake
which destroyed so many towns on the CO.
lombian and Venezuelan border I'm MAY.
The loss of life was awful, and at many Of
the towns the destruction was complete, es-
pecially at Cucuta, where not a stone re-
manned on another. At the latter place alone
five thousand people were killed, and 1t was
greatly feared that the stencil arising from
the purifying bodies of human beings and
animals would breed peStileuce in the de-
vastated district. To add to the horrors of
the situation thieves were pillaging the
ruined cities, so that the President OF COlom-
bia had deemed it expedient to increase the
army to three thousand men.
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&C. JORDAN.

4AA THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, FREs-
NJ y>oN SPRINGS --rhis favnrifa suqImar
k4.-3seH resort 1u the summit 81 the Alrgheniss
~ o. rpelei Tor the reception - guests June IL
30. Since last season the buiiIiuF- have lssD
'iaIged ana greatly Improved, ana new aud haauti-
~ cflNe- have been made through toe grounds
2 OF iurther lufotu i,n address at either II tn.
places mentloucd below. the Prolriprrr-, O. VI
Lin = GO. tr-sSoH Springs, Cambria g.
Pa, or Cloud Hotel philadelphia leas I'm
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THE hest collar ever made Is the EimwOoI.
II fits better and looks better than any other.
dGr.
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ELECTION OF DIRECroRs.-The stockhold-
ers Of the National Union insurance COM
rany today elected the following directors:
cbarles KNAPP, George w. Riggs. Marshall
brown, william Dixon, Richard Wallach,
sainuei Bacon, Andrew Wylie, Nicholas
reported by the secretary (Mr n. ID. iarne1O
IN a very prosperous condition HAVING
nearly doubled Its capital within the past
few years. f~S
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Letters from the PeopIe.

PLATE PRINTERS PICNIC, at Schuetze'
Park, Tuesday evening. July 18th.
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lASJoRDAN,.S swsIrE sULPHUR

As.ts-l FR EDERlCh COUNTY, VTRGFNEt
One and "a halt mlcs from 81 phetsan's n.rot
Terms Tor iay, June. September asd Oct ,hrr,
- III DAY, - 81 per week, and : a. PER MONTH
Tor July and August, p ~ per day. : IS nar Werk
aud $50 Ter month. Children ana Srry ans h.it
price. Round 'firfickcfs from WAshir9fgp IS ii
Pamnhlcts AZ Ebhiti House.
Je2k ina T. &. JORDAN
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested I'm Stock
PRIVILEGES and paid 300 per cent. profit. Chow
70 do It," book on Wall street, sent free.
NEW 1Ork. "a.
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" p ssllins socd GiGxRs. fss By Sw s,a.
eialty, , Tor = cents They the Flower of Smoke
Just reSesv ed' sm extra ans OoHOBA. selling y
il3o = stTsss and CSC ItA street northwest.
auh..,s.,u, HtgD OF tias Fig Oiook
~ ote1os ~ usuy oVs sebs-ls
(ALL AT.C, GATHERS,
~ III and 1219 Pennsylvania ayenue
Tor pure WINES sad LIQUORS, Of al grades, Of
c CCLLAAkkkT, r, dozen, ESQ; RRINE WINE, Ss;
.elEG1R, BRA&DY, RASPBERRY SYRUP
"vrsT Day1a-0
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Black GRENADINES at l5c., sc 4oc s0c se,Ic ,
75c., and : % per yard.
Zeal FRENCH LAWNS, with side border, &c. per
yard.
loo pieces of VICTORIA LAWN at DOC and 2Sc per
yard.
French, Nj ll, Swiss, and Cambria MUSLINS, from
E1sc. per yard up TO 75c.
Also, 500 PABAsOLs and sun UMBRELLAS at
Also, 800 dozen Keeps Patent Partly made DRESS
week.
All goods warranted TO be as represented by the
statesmen.
~. W. BUROETTE q CO.,
ie2s-tf N0.42s 1th ST w. and Z n6 b st N w
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DAnother hotel is projected in the vieini-
ty OF the centennial grounds
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. e Win g. CO.,
tSEW YORK;
HOG + 3 Il II L Er.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.


FOB OUR CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST AssORTEJ STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BE FOUND In THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES on
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERl.
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRANCB
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
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FOB The MECHANICAL WORK, AND Ii
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
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ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP II
NEW YORK AS REPREsENTED, NOTwITH.
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THReI
ORDERS From DUB READY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AroUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WI KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS From
DUB READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OOH LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREND SUITS, AND SPRIN0
OvERCOATs, FROM WHICH WI FILL Or,
DERS In TWO DAYS TINE.
CNE SPECIALITY In DUB FURNIsHINo
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is. THE AMERIOAR
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO NEAsURI or
FURNISH REApY MADE.
Devlin & Co.,
ssTN 1lVs 4 eyRI11.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

0The cotton states Congress viii meet at
kaleigh, n, G., Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

FEATs FOR \ DIvORCE-TO-day Mr. v
r Cleary fled for Mary Ann Lynch a nil
Tor divorce from John Il. Lynch. The
petitioner states that they married at St
Louis IN ls60, that they have four children;
that deferCauth has been addicted tOdTinking
ahd within the past FIVE years he has become
SO habltuated 10 drinking that he is con-
stautiy drunk that he has beaten her and
Kept her in danger Of bodily harm. and
recently he assaulted her, stri king bert vice
ara threatening 10 shoot her and also his
oldest girl, and yesterday he drOve her and
The Children from their home, which is held
by Martin O'COnner in trust for her She
Ssks also that he De enjOined from inter
fering with the property and be required 10
Iay alImODy.