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District Government amir.

III v UOD MEASJ RERS.
HE District Commissioners issued an Or
der to-day that the four offices OF inspectors
and meaSurers OF wood for the city of Wash
InstOH, provided for by act Of Legislative
Assembly, approved August q. 1871, be con-
sOlidaied into three; that the five wool meas
uTers' districts, as provided for by act OF
June 81. 1855, of the late corporation OF
NaShir gtOn. be reduced 10 three the
fTst To be composed OF the Rock creek
district: the first canal district and the sec
Gnu canal district. and hereafter to he known
a. the Rock creek district; the second shall
be the AEacOStia district. and the third the
Potomac district. and each with the bOun-
DIARIES named in the old ordinance.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector PIOwman as
followS--Wm- TYLER two three-stOrv brick
dwellings. "a by IA feet, west side Washing
ton street. Georgetown, between Gay and
DumbaTtOn streets. StGe1g.
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fAEDoNED By THE PREsIDENT-IOseph
Jones, colured. convicted with Alexander
lihamS on several charges OF grand lar
Gerry aud house burning last October. and
SCI fenced TO thirteen years imprisonment in
ire Albany county penitentiary has re-
tlrned here, having been pariOned by PreSi-
Gent Grant This action was tn ken on a let
I"f OF Judge Humphreys expressing doubts
a. To The guilt of Jones and one OF the Dis
IflSt Attorney expressing the belief that
Jones was innocent
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A COLoRED THIEF CUTS HIS PrRsT-rP.
WITH A RAZoR.-A colOred man entered
MetZger's grocery store, No. III eth street
northwest, about $50 O'Clock Saturday night
and while attempting TO steal was discovered.
lie started 10 run and chase was given
Thomas Argy, while attempting to stop him
received a severe cut I'm the hand from a ra-
zOr, inflicted by the thief, who got away.
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~ A Missouri woman Is about tn marry
IN pair of $4,000 earrings. The name OF
tae unfortunate bridegroom IL not announced
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"FAIR THOUGH NOT FAT"- Indian
Agents Miles and Haworth's (friends) report
In view of the charges respecting beef sup
plies To the Indians, says that the beef sup
piled at their agencies the past winter has
been fair though not fat, and the best that
could be had under the circumsfanOeS
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MiLlTARY--A number of young men he
tween IS and l. years OF age. met Saturdav
night in front of the City Hall for the mr.
pose Of forming new military organization.
and were addressed by Mr.. y. n. Howl after
which Capt A r. French formed about 81 Of
them In line, and gave them some instruc
tons In the military art they will meet
again tomorrow evening. on Missouri
avenue. near 4 street, when a permanent
Organi zation will be effected.
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BOTTOMS ADVENTURE WITH SHARK
L was down on a nasty rock bottom. A
man never feels comfortable on them; he
can't tell what big creature may be hiding
under the huge quarter deck sea leaves
which grow there. The first part of the time
l was visited by a pOrcupine fish, which
kept sucking It's quilts up and bObbing in
i1ont OF my helmet. Soon after saw big
shadow fell across me, and, looking up
there was an Internal shark playing about
my tubing. II makes you feel chilly in the
back when they're about. He came down TO
me slick when looked up. l made at him.
and he sheard off. For an hour he worked at
IT, till could stand it no longer. If you can
Keep your head level It's all right. and
you're pretty safe If they are not on you
sharp. This ugly brute was twenty feet
long, should think for when lay down all
my length on the bottom he stretched con-
siderable way ahead of me, and coulI see
him beyond my feet. Then l waited. They
must turn over to bite, and my lying down
bothered him. He swan over three or four
times and then skulked off to a big thicket
OF seaweed TO consider. / knew ed come
back when he'd settled his mind. 1t seemed
long time waiting for him. At last he
came vicIously over me, but, like the time
before, too far from my arms. The next time
! had my chance, and ripped him with my
remembers he's got business somewhere else
when he's cut, 30 off this fellow goes 1t is a
curious thing, too that all the sharks about
Will follow In the train he leaves. got on
my hands and knees, and as he swan Off
noticed four dark shadows slip after him. l
saw no more that time. They did not like
my company.-Gentemeas Adgazire.
The FALL RIVER ELoPEMEyr-A Dnsqt-
ter Esttced from Hoae-A Remarkable Wrif Of
Hdoeds Cbrpus.-A hearing was mad in su-
preme court chambers this morning ON the
wit OF habeas corpus sued out by George j.
Allen in the case OF Miss Efiie Thurston,
who elOped with him from Fall River, Mass,
Few days ago. and was here regained by
her parents. The girls father testi aed that
she was but II years of age and j. j. Hatha-
way, lawyer from Fall River, proved that
Allen has wife living. After a private con-
versation with Miss Thurston Judge Barrett
dismissed the writ, saving that the young
lazy, though evidently Infatuated with
Allen, had agreed to return with her parents
lie remarked that the taking out of The writ
OF habeas corpus, under the circumstances.
was ore OF the most audacious acts he ever
heard of. Just after the decision was an
noGnced Detective Thompson, of the Central
Office, arrested Allen under the provisions of
a Massachusetts statute. The prisoner was
TAI en- TO police headauarters.-M Y Coa-
ne7cial, 18th.
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rALBUTT HOUSE


MARYLAND.
. lie Undersigned having leased the above nArpaf
Hotel viii be prepared this 20 offer ~ peror
accommodations 70 Ladiss aud Gentlemen v H. are
oesrous 70 spei the summer months in the country
The air Il pure being located near the Sucsr loaf
mour tain. Ii also coufoands extended lew OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrounding
country. Fishing and hunting in abunsauce Con-
adorable improvements have been made the build
Ing since last summer, sncb h. bath room &C N Is
sbout half mile from Bsrbesville depot 90 the Me-
tropolltan Railroad and one hours ride on the cars
from Washington, ID. q.
Terms: 81 per day, and from ss 20 $40 per week.
yhlldTen under u and servants half price. FOR fur
TIER information apply to OF address q. A BAL,
LUfF, GAINESVILLE, Montgomery CO, Nd. mlg-tSl~
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ALTHOUGH we do not claim that the Elm
wood collar will wash. we do claim that it
VIII Keep clean longer than any other-Adr
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] THt htyER,DGE HoI>t.

YcsHG IIDDL r y 10 LVIUUJN % VA
S} IL now ready forthe reception Of SUNNI
arters- IL lisa hands house. with a. r85urrs
aa large purticos. and l. kept ia the bes: s+yis
hiddlebufg l. situated lB Oh" most beautiful and
heslthy section - Northern Virginia. fftv ulil,~
southwest OF Washington CITY. has church. Of Al
CONCENTRATIONS and plea7an; society. There j. VII hin
hnIle 81 the House fue Mineral Spring. Wha-s
heolcai waters have been pronounced ~ PHYSICIANS
70 le ina 70 any m the state. Tally StARes connect
WIN the Railroad nep0ts ~ L-s-burg aud AZ tina
fiaius free ride 10 the SPRING every day ror
prietCr. !. % -
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ELECTION OF METROPOLITAN STREET
EAILROAD OFFICES meeting of the
metropolitan street railroad company was
held at the Office. West street, GEORGETOWN,
saturday afternoon, and the Secretary's re-
port, showing the finances of the road to he
10 satisfactory condition. was submitted.
Inc following officers were elected for the
ensuing year j. W. Thompson, president:
W Nto ION con. vice president; Capt. W.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested IN Sock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit Glow
70 90 IT, A book on Wall street sent freq
New York o.
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UNRFoUITED LOVE AND DEATH.-Carl
Barrel, OF Andrew, Iowa, stripped himself
and hung himself TO a nail in his room. on
Tuesday night. UnreQuited love-
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A DEMAND FOR WAGES LEADS To AN
INDICTMENT FOR MTRDFR.-The grand jury
to-day found "a & Ne bill Ofindictmeut against
Jack Williams alias Richard Williams.
eolCTed. charging him with the murder of
Francis Lucket. by striking him on the
head " III spade on the 3nth Of April. 1874,
causing WOUNDS which resulted in his death
on The 18th OF May. IL wild be recolIecteI
tfat this affair took place at GieSbOrO' and
Williams then made his escape, hut a few
weeks Stree ne reappeared here and sent "a
blil FOR wages 10 Mrs. Luckett. and his arrest
followed The grand jurors were discharged
rLtlI Monday. September 10Th.
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A DECREE OF DIvoRCE-Judce Wylie in
The case OF Polly Snowden AIT. Albert Snow
den made a decree OF divorce to-day in the
Equity Court The plaintiff states that they
were married in December. 1856, by Rev "
NJ. Carol, and she charges him with desert
ing her In september. 1872 and committing
adultery with one Annie johnson, I'm Chinch
Row on 21st street. Mr.. Il. H..Webb ap-
peared for petitioner, and Mr.. John Cruik-
shan x took the testimony.
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THE WENTWORTH

HI-iA fNE W n y " Uh II W.
YEMY hr-t class Sumner Hstel -ituated in
S..bEl Newcastle, n. "a. uies from Port-rnou-h
Will open Tor The season uue lDih under he mana ,-
ment OF CaMPBELL CHASE. All the rooms in
the house are desirable, and the Ocean aud River
Bathing, Sailing, Fishing and Riding facilities IN
snrpassed For further Information inquire or
CHARLES y. CAMPBELL. Portsmouth. ~ m or
SHABLks III. CHASE. as North Market straet,
Boston, Mass. ap24 NJ 4. srr
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'E'HREE FEATHERS, Novel, by Wm Black
Il author Of The Princess Of Thule" received
and for sale at
SHILLINGTONS BOOESTORe.
Corner AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Man and Beast, Here and Hereafter: fllustratedoy
more than three hundred original anecdotes b.
Rev. J. G.. Wood.
The Odd Trump, a Novel.
Miss KOvel, By Victor Cherbuliez.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything IL
the Stationery line for sale a.
msy2l-r SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
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a LITTLE GIRL Run OVERR A RUGGY-
bdShta0fCSt.s DGtV Itc'iHJ 70 he JebuS-Sat-
urt.ay evening little girl, about Is years Of
age. named Ella NeiSSer. was knocked down
anu driven over by a horse and buggy driven
by COlored man. named Henry Hamilton
ON sin street. opposite Center market. She
was PICKED up and taken 10 the residence Of
her parents on The same street. opposite the
market. and DR.. Began called in buf couId
not determine as TO the extent of her iniu-
rieS, which are internal. one of the wheels
OF Inc buggy ran the entire length Of her
Bty. Hamilton was arrested by Officer
Barley, Of the market house. and was turned
oV,i 20 the central gUaTdhOUSe, where he
was LOCKED Up fOl hearing. This morning
ne was before tie Police Court on the charge
81 Iast driTif e. ard pleaded guilty, and was
nEed so In addition 10 this he was sent 10
JAN iCr thirty days TO await the results OF the
injuries 10 the girl.
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THE DANIEL OCOSNELL CENTENNIAL
TO BE CELEBRATED Enthusiastically
afternoon a meeting of the presidents aud
commanders of the various Irish Catholic
societies, called by Chief Marshal John L.
barfett. 10 make preliminary arrangements
for celebrating the centennial OF Ireland's
patriot and statesman, Daniel O'COuncIl on
the eth Of August Thomas Mcmahon first
assistant marshal of the Irish Union of the
District occupied the chair in the absence of
Chief Marshal Barrett, and VI p. ]. L. Mallet
was elected secretary.
The following representatives of societies
were present: Major Nj. f.. Urell, president,
and Daniel Shannon, vice president of her
MAN Society, No. /; W. NJ. Lisheare, presi-
dent of the Georgetown Hibernian Society;
Cornelius Ryan, president. and Adam KO-
wald, Of the West End EfibernianS: joseph
i. Jennings, first, and John +. Gates, second
deputy commander of the Knights Of st.
Peter; Thomas Mcmahon, of Hiberuian No
); j. f Mallett, of the Young Catholics
Friend Society; Martin Grant. commander
of the Knights of St. Joseph, and w. T. Kelly
commander of the Junior Knights of CO.
lumbkille.
Major UIell stated that as arrangements
were being made In other cities to celebrate
this centennial there ought to be a demon
stratiOn in the Capital city. He had al
ready written TO Mayor y. NJ. Kelly OF
Richmond, inviting him TO deliver an ora
tion on the occasion, and had received n
favorable answer, and thus the greatest diff
Guilty in getting up celebration, that Of
securing an orator, was overcome.
ON the motion of Major Urell. the grand
marshal was directed to call a convention
OF the different organizations on the evening
Friday, the sd instant. TO make arrange
mentS for the celebration, each society TO
send three delegates, and the presidents
bring the subject before their societies as
early as possible.
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oNDOF, July 10, Erie, l3H

LAAENTABLE RESULTS OF JOKE
The Allentown News saws: Ahout two wpel,.
ago four men went 10 the residence OF John
Lelbert. near Nazareth. and knocked at the
uoor: Ihere was nobody home with The ex-
ceptlon OF the daughter aged Is or 10, and as
the hlght was dark. she opened the window
10 see who was there. Seeing the four men
she refused 10 go down stairs to ad NIT them,
Wheh one OF them fired off gun. The shot
Gid not take effect, but the fright occaSfonai
MISS Leibert was such that she has since be-
come insane. Her father has been taken sick
from worrying over the afflictiOn o. his
daughter, and at last accounts was seriously
III. III is the opinion in some quarters that
The visit of the four men and the firing was
"a JOKE and that the visitors were some
young "fiends" of the lady.
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FOR Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Frsclxle
Iotion. IL Is reliable For Pimples On the
race, Black-H Heads OF Flesh Worms use
F7TJs l,apToref ObDaesiople orld Pf,ayhe Rom
SO. tile Great Skin Medicine. or consult Dr
~ T. Perry 40 Bond street. New York sK1:
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.EG .aN hNNAcs VA,
k&S.-4 Sitnated on TIE highest point on the Md
land raj y miles from Washington. with morn
Ing and evening trains each Way. fare f,r rorr-f
trlp, 81 10 1be hotel Il new, with doubl. parchz
us entre iength. The Rooms are well FURNISHED.
and the dining room cool ana airy The suptry Il
as healthy a. any in the world. aud there are 10
mus ultoes. boa,ders without children preferred
JelO-3m FRANCIS J. CANNON prSp-ia,o-
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LAKE. GEORGE DIAMONDS in plate and
gOid at Priggs jewelry store, on the Avenue
near A. street
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AT SARAroGA.-Delighted father. view
ing the regatta in which his son Is taking
part 'Ah, thems the boys for you. When I
was young a college student didn't know the
difference between q shell and a dug ont -
Sinister spectator, standing near: Eyes. and
now they don't know anything else 10
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street paws per
cent per snnum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours 10 T. SATURDAYS q
70 and 10 g. HIS.I4tIe
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No FREE CIRCCS--A young lady IL Mil
waukee undertook TO climb ladder that b adj
been left standing against the side of her
fathers house, but before she had gone
quarter OF the way up quite crowd assem-
6ied; percelving which she began at Once to
descend, observing, with much feeling:
" W ell, now, there Amt going to be no free
circus here this afternoon, YOU betn
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FLETCHKR's PATENT WINDOW ScRnEN.-
BEST invention of the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
q Pearson, y. NJ. c. A. Building. sole agents
and manufacturers for the District Of CO.
lumbia. % 600.
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Cerns, Vascular Excrescence.

bunlous, lngrowlng Nails, SC. successfully
treated at DIR. Whites establishment SIS l5th
streel, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. m. To p. m. Fee, al per visit. Owing Ia
press of business during Office hours hr.
White lis unable to attend patients at resi-
dences, except after n. m.
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ait is said that ex-senator Carpenter
has been retained by the city of New York 10
assist in the prosecution of Tweed.
ESGen. Dakin shoots from a body that
weighs 200 pounds. He should have no diffi-
Guilty in Dakin steady aim.
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"A SURF BATHING.

Access Per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Mas
Querade Balls during the season. For circr.,grs-
rooms &c address JAS MILBUhN & BRO
Point Lookout, 81 harv's Co. ND lagl I'm
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BRYAN's COSMETIC .,r,porr

The desire to preserve and secure a beautiful com
pleNiOn IL natural The Kin the face is
ject TO whole chapter of accidents, least Of
which come from apply ing i'm proper articles in
crease it's beauty.
Bryan's Cosmetic Antidote is prepared not only 70
remedy the evils caused by IF impure cosmetics,
but to remove moth, treckles, tan, suubuTn, PIN
pies, rougbness of the skin, aud is an infsbe cure
for chapped hands. There is nothing used in the
manufacture Of this article capable of iuJurng the
most delicate complexion. but, the contrary, can
not be used wit bout benefit
Fer sale by all Druggists. Price, IS per bottle
Liberal deduction TO the trade. Address
BRYAN's COSMETIC ANTIDoTE CO.,
iy7-2w- p Box No. ass, Washington, d. O.
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NOTFI.

AAA hooht. HD1EG.
G:H1 LEoNARDTOWN. MARYLAND.
l. boz epen Tor the reception = Summer Bsaris-s
". tabl" i supplied with the h"st she narksf AZ
lords = N. ug the smu-@n'nts Salt Watar Ham
ihE. FISHING. BoatinE, cT'quet, ant Bpwliag -
loon Two excellent physician. M she town T.rn,-
- peT day. : - per month Children ana ntlr-et
nan price hrsi table full price Steamer Pilot a
lea' - Asbingtou ever Saturday morning Al & =
" !, errlNcs al 2. M. Steamer Sue laay... CORY
~ nfay afS 2 IA; aTriN-s TUESDAYS 6 a m AdFrrss
county, Md. 30 -
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3AS THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
EAf son sPRINGS.-Thi- favorita ~unpl.r
ke.sAkl resort, On the summit of the Alieghani :
~ b. opefei Tor the r'i1n g guests lime y
20. sincr last season the billings have be-. "A
htarRtd sia greatly improved and new and heauti-
nj drives have been MADE through the Crouri-
Tor further Information address 81 either of tn
!, 1 20 n,suiloncd below, The PToprietsrs. G. "
l Lin q co, Cresson Springs, CAubri. - y
Pa, or Cloud Hotel. Phila.i-lphiA ,,.S~ L.,
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BALTIMORE, July le.-virginia s'a. peeler., ~;
90 consolidated, ssh; West virginiss, So; North
strong. ln&S
eALIIMoRE, July 19-Cotton shade hrmer-mid-
ding, Is; Flour firm Howard street and Western
super 2sa+ rs do. extra, oOa5 80; do. family IS
a. 20; !ity Mills, super. Seas "a; do extra, S 2ss
~ %: do; Rio brands, ,sa7 90; do. family. SIS
heat strong and sctive-No. ] western amber a.:
No, do 90 mixed do, 50; No. western red
~, NO do, SO; Pennsy lyanis red. I .39al -;
MARY and red, Bal 20; do. amber, l cal ~: do
whlte l-Jal 49, No Chicago and Milwaa kie spri q
l7hal "a Corn. southern steady, western excited
and hii her-souttern white %; southern yellow 81:
western mixed, A1s spot 65la bid last half of An
gust; sales 81. September Oats steady-southarn
new 64a67; western white, "a; western mixed, sc
Bye duh and nominal. a5sl.fS HAY duIl-Msryiand
and Pennsy lyania "A Oiaa1 o. Provisions auist bnt
firm. Pork firm, "a 90 Bulk meats nominai-sboni-
ders, g clear rib sides. I2al2; loose packed ga
l21a Bacon fairly actiye-sh0uldeTs, 97.alO: clear
rib sides, E3s Hams, l4al41s. Lard stsaiy-re-
f "a Butter firm and active-western extras
2!aN DO. hrsts, l9a2l Petroleum nnmin sl-crude
4haHs; refined, ll',alIn. Coffee quiet aud steady
ORDINARY to prime Rio csrgoes El.algs.: jobbinr
Hssa1l4. whisky qujet-l 2lsl D.
NEW foRE, July l9.-Stocks active. Money, TX
cod, lHl4 Exchange, long, 4S7Is: short, 1905.
Governmen's active and little lower for some
NEW YORK, July l9.-Flour shade frmer. Nv heat
cents better. Corn "A cent better
ferred, 25 - ~ Wv
IDNDnN nj VII
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IA sUMMER RESORT AMONG TEX
eAy MOUNTAINS

microscopic views Of Local Scenery 10 b. seer a
ara Pennsylvania ayeIue, and s2s norib 7ts
street or desert ptive circular aud terms address
mayls I'm W. h. WILKINSON n co. Pros r.
AAA ROCKBRIDGE ALTN SPRFNGS. Va
NRYJAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor-This
46sJ cei ebrated watering place. with = g paritY
q 80, pens JUNE 4. Persons should bear IN mind
though there are inDumerahe "Alum SPRING." in
th state this l. the fountain that gave celebrity "a
Alum water and a. DIR Cubel saws. None have
been able 70 compete wiih the ROckbridge Alum
deuce.N
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THE ACCIDENT AT THE TREAsURY-AT
accident occurred on Saturday last in the
bureau of engraving and printing of the
ITtasUry 70 Miss Rubenstein, employed
therein bat fortunately with very slight mi re-
suits This young woman, il seems, at lunch
TINE. was lettering about the shaftiDg chat
ling. and not heetiIug the warning Of the
Waterman got her dress (Which was danny
against the shaft which fortunately was SLOW
~ revolving Her dress was gradually being
wound round the shaft when she gave the
aiaTfn, attracting the attention of labOrer
VINO tEhtly holding on TO her. her dress "a Va
way. Inc greatest injury 10 her was her
IilEhl, which brought about temporary neT-
NQEs prOstTatiOn
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SAVINGS B.Nkn
~ 81 HIGH STREET - -

Bank hours, n. m. 10 4 n. m and on S..u,sa-.
tto r.oeINe deposits until p. Inter,s 81 pail on
IePslts General Banking Business done. and col
leCuons made on all accessible poipts piscou,s
day. MONDAYS II. PoLkISH0RS, President.
Ii. W. BARRETT, Cashier
Directors.
~ ~ PolEinhorn. Thos Downing, J. T Mitchefl
PPIihfy blcsson' X. l.. Cropey, Fred W. Jonee
III In NNo"r
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vlSIoRDAN,,. T.ITE suLPHUR

&ss..-sEl FhEDERICh COUNTY VTRGTVFs
Terms for May, June, - pf.rilh her al o-'.,t.r
90 Ter DAY, ; y 50 pr week. and ~ per month.
lof july Hnd August, g ~ per day, : IS p-r ueak
and $50 per month. Children and SerN aut. b.ff
rflce. Round r. pIcko'- from Washington . So
Pamphlets a. kbbItt HOUSE
leg2 a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

MOTHS. MOTHS
WI III you wish 20 save your heavy wearing parel,
BLANK cts, Covers, Crumb Cloths, &C, from moths,
have them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro-
which removes Gil grease and vegetable stain.
enectually. Single persons who have no sccommO-
dations for packing away clothing, leave them
with me until the fall season. Blankets and Cur
tsins OF all descriptions cleaned In = superior man
per and on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other snits cleaned
Jelly 6is 9th street, opposite Patent once