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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Hardgrove and Rebecca Perry; Michael
Perry and Rosanna Sweeney; John Brady
and Georgeanna Primmers; Dem is TeDney
Robbie c. Coleman, of Fredericksbu re, Va;
Thomas Dyson and Alice ToOney; George
Cutler and Lena Mason, OF Prince Iieorge
county, Nd; Robert Carter and George anna
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FLETCHER's PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention of the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
Pearson. Y. NJ. c. A. Building, sole agents
ana mSnufactureIs for the District of Co
lumbia. 1G eo2.
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A DESPERATE NEGRO.-A negro named
Henry Daniels made a desperate attempt to
break Jail at Augusta, Ca, a few days ago.
in the face of an armed posse, against which
ley of pistol shots, but seiZing two of his
opposers and holding them by main strength
In front Of him as a shield. Five bullets
however, reached his heart.
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CHANGE OF PRoGRAMME-Tbe ARRANGE
ments making by one OF the first families OF
Springfield, Mass, for the wedding OF their
son were interrupted by the young gentle
mans announcement that he had been mar
lied for nearly year; so they think of having
q christening instead.
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Two SUNDAY SCHOOLS struck by light
ming on two successive Sundays are incidents
which Will be apt to attract attention, and
may dissipate the notion that the celestial
artillery is any respecter of places or per-
sons. Had the thunderDolts descended on
gaming rooms, for instance, and killed
gambler instead OF tract-distributor, there
probably would have been cool deal said
about the interference of providence, &c. AS
III is, 1T is safe TO say that the schools struck
Dy lightning viii not be Incorporated into
=" sabbath school" literature, along with the
story of the fate of the wicked boy who went
hshlng ON Sunday.-AW0nu Times.
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FOR Moth Patches, + rockies and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. 1t Is reliable. For Pimples on the
Pe77y'S Improved CO7,eSelle and Pis,,,lge Rem
edg, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
b. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5.5.1:
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Turco-k ussian Baths
Athalf price for two weeks. A luxury that
you VIII not dispense with.
1,3 903 T. street northwest
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THE TRAGEDY IN SCRANToN-A ycY'1lis
L"Ft5 SLABS HIS Rival 3"Hh Il Butcher hTEGs-
FttGiH ana capture Cffhe NfUtjerer-A SHOCK
ing murder was committed in the 5th ward
OF scranton, Pa, last Monday night, the
Nlctlm being a young man pamed Frank
Doud, who was stabbed in the abdomen wi IN
2 butchers knife by & companion nameI
waiter Whitaker. The stabbing occurred
on the public street in q locality known as
ROone Hin, whore the murderer aud his VIC
tim have resided for several years. D1ud
ard Whitaker. although boon companions
had been rival suitOrS for the hand Of q
young woman named Mcnamara. to whom
me murderer was especially attached. In
Tie afternoon they met, and INDUCED in q
war OF words, during which the young lady's
name was freely mentioned. DOud declared
mat he would take her away from all rivals
and this so incensed Whitaker that he be-
came desperate, and going TO his home
armed himself with a butchers knife, which
he concealed in his boot, swearing that he
would take the life of Frank DOnd as soon
as re met him. They met in Washburne
street In the evening, when Whitaker
plunged the fatal knife into his victim and
then ran of, leaving DOud lying on the road
win his lntestlnes protruding. lie died
about midnight. The assassin nei TO the
aHJacent woods, and was closely pursued by
the people OF Boone Hill, who turned out and
gave chase, searching every house and nook
In the neighborhood without avail, until
Tuesday morning, when the fugitive was
captured at Newton Center, about eight
miles distant, and brought back to the city.
lie had preliminary hearing before Mayor
Mckune in the afternoon, and was com
United TO await trial at the next term of the
court, To be held at Wilkesbarre, on the
charge of killing Francis Doud.
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nR. ROBERTS,
CALLED

THE "P0OR MANS FRIENp.n
Is confidently recommended TO the public a. an nm.
liberated Sore Legs. even IL Of Twenty Years
standing: Guts Burns, Scslds, Bruises, Chilblsins
Fistula, &c. nes'
Sold in Pots at Is. I'D. o. Cd, u.s. and q. zach
ALSO HIS e@0 u
Confirmed by sixty years experience 70 n. o..
soroehula Lerrosy and all skin Diseases one 81 tp
assisting ure IN all her Operations They go sho
mild and superior FAMILY APERIENT ;h., M .
Of diet. VI cnanst
c2s. each. - "1'i nv, anN
Sold BY the Proprie.ors, BEACH & BARNrcorr
al their Dispcnesry, Bridport, England An / hy al
respectable Medicine Vendors. sps..T' Am A.
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R1nf0rs TnUrc,riSi y az n, ~ sarhte>
treated at DIR. Whites establishment. 1855 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
> a. m. TO 2. IN. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing To
press OF business during Office hours DIR.
White is unable TO attend patients at resi-
denCCs. eXcept after 6 u m
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EXCITING INCIDENT OF THE LIQUOR
CRUSADE IN OHIO.--A curious and exciting
aSe has arisen in the town of WeSteryille,
near Columbus, Ohio, involving the whole
community, directly or Indirectly. WeSter-
Vile is the seat OF Otterbein university, and
Tor many years no liquor saloon has been
allowed to exist I'm the town. Recently q
saloon was opened by Henry III. Corbin and
wan of words on the subject Immediately
followed. On Monday night gunpowder was
placed under the saloon building and by
means of fuse the charge was fired about
midnight, causing an explosion which de-
molished the doors and windows and raised
re roof four inches. Tuesday, on COrbin's
application, warrants were issued for the
arrest of the preachers OF the various
churches of Westerville, the pOstmas ter and
four other citizens, charging them with riot
Ing and attempting to destroy the saloon.
yesterday the parties appeared in court.
accompanied by over two hundred friends
among whom were nearly one hundred wo-
men, who marched to court i'm procession
Inc defendants were anxious to proceed %
trial, but as the prosecutor declared he was
not ready they waved an examination and
were bound over in the sum of $500. The
people of Westerville are fierce in their de-
nunciatiOns of the salOon-keeper. and declare
he placed the powder i'll or under his store
himself
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@Gen. Dakin, Of the American team, is
heavy shot, He weighs go.
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BROTHERS, auctioneers, sold yesterday for A.
r l.. Reese, executor, all OF lot 80. in SQUARE
tto, situated on North Capitol street, near o
stIeet, improved by brick dwelling house,
property, 10 same purchaser, for S5l5; also
lot p, in square GIG, situated corner North
Capltoi and Z streets, and improved by
tWostory frame dwelling and carriage-hOuse
In rear, to Charles Dradenguyen, for 1900
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NnnRE.s linrEI-.

nRY LEONARDTOWN. Man FLAND,
= open for he reception 81 summer Boariers
The table T. srPplied vi the best the market AT
fords, Among the ainu~enents are Salt Water Bath
Ing, Fishing, hrsfiEg, troquef, aui Bowling Sa
loon Two excellent phy s'rians IN the town. Terms
: 80 Ter daNs 80 pgr month. Children anf unrscs
hell price; tr-t tabi" trll price steamer Pilot BOY
leaves Arlington every saturday morning az a.
~ arrives n p M. steamer Sue lesves every
Mcnfav ~ .. m: arfi, Tu-- days e. N Adfr--E
HERBEEr =. MOORE. Leoasrit0wu- 81. MARY :.
county. Md. ~ cola
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PIGEoN-SHooTING MArCHEs.-Twoints -
estir pigeon matches took place at Riley'A'
corral yesterday afternoon. The following
Mas me score OF tne nrst match, the maxi
mum attainable being 6: X. l., Jones 4: T.
W. House, 8; X. W. Barker,
The following was the score OF the second
match, the maximum attainable being 3.
John FurgusOD, g; Ed. Derrick 3: J. w
House, 6; IL. w. Barker,7.
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THE POLICE COURT CONTEMPT CASE
This morning Mr.. John Cook, committed to
tail on the LIST inst. in default of paying n
fine for contempt of the Police Court, was
brought into the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur. Messrs. John I'll. Cook and
Isaiah Washington appeared for the petit
toner, and Mr.. Birney for the Police Court.
The merits of the case We're not gone into
Mr.. Birney stating that as the commitment
appeared to be defective, he would not or
pose the discharge of the prisoner. The court
thereupOn discharged the petitioner. aud
suggested To Gen. Birney that he call the at
tentiOn of the Police Court to the law as TO
cOItempts.
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IHF TAN SALE-The sale OF property for
arrears Of taxes, by the Collector Trough II
LOWING auctlOneer, continues daily at the
lily hall, commencing g. 10 O'Clock There
Is nut little interest felt in the sale and bur
a small humber, attracted mostly by curi-
Oslty, attend. Thus far, with the execution
OF few pieces under the letter Il, the List has
Den eomplet 10 tue letter N, in which the
sale will be continued to- morrow FuIIv
hhe-tenths Of that already sold has been
bought in by the District gayarnp,anf
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IA THF NpI NTAIN not 50. AT CRES-
vs4SS son SPEltGS.-This iavOrifa summer
ILL., resort, fha summit a the Ailegheui-s.
v III b. opened Toy sac ptnn 81 guests June n,
ISIS. Since lat -"azun tire buildings have been
enlarged s.d gtratiy improved and new ana blaufi-
iul erIH ~ hav. been made through the grounds.
For further Information address az either of tho
places mention ed below, abe prOpTiet-rs. G. "
MILIIN 4 co. Gre sS7n Syringe, Cambria g. ID.
Pa, OF Cloud HCtel Philadelphia. Ja22 I'm
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Oevlln & Co.,
l1O6 y eTRIEf

~ and Mes YoYk Aceaus, entrance On Nev
YORK eyenue The most private Loan OMcelVV
IN the city. Honey loaned ct the low00e rate
Of intercf on Gold and silver WatcheS, Dianonds.
Plate and Plated Ware. Guns, Pistols, L0diso' M
value. lssSS-iv
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ENTERTAINMENTS,

Mt 9th ts'} PAfERHANaINGs. }No; 4ss
WINDOW SHADES. PICTURE FRAMES. PFC.
TURkS, PICTURE C0RO AND TASSELS
NAILS, RINGS, &c,
al the lowest remunerafive prices for cash
WINDOW hades and Picture Frames m Ade n or
Ger. Paperhangings executed in city or country
All orders punctualy filled and satisfaction guar
aLteed at MARkRITERS,
No. 439 9TH street
y36 Sdoors above Odd FelIoys1 ALL
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Wa.TE sULPaUR

A1I...-sr-l y FUEtI'h tUt NIf lIhHINIfl
One aI,L ha.f De. from StaphaAslH Ispif.
Terms fUr May. june. ~rnfenl li-r as Drf sbar,
{ , per DAY. - ~ pr W.ak. and : fG p-- month,
for MY and August. So ~ Per day, : - per weA
ard $50 pCr month. children end Sarg ants haia
rrica. Round friT tickets from arlington $50.
i.ys inn q JORDAN
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs-At TIE
regular monthly meeting OF Potomac Cree
were installed by a. l.. Smith q. q. J.. p
J. COoksey, 4. w; W r. Rest, c. W; Dan-i
Wright. q. J.; II. i. Childs, c. f.; j..
tertTaIn. u, IL; i. VI. Wilkinson, fl. T.; T.
=. Dement,, II. r.; George \. simmons, H
-; John Johnson w. D.; John Z. Harvey,
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Why MRS SUSANNA BALL WANTS A
IlNOkCE-Mr. VIM. j. Miller, attorney for
susanna Ball. yesterday fIet a hill nrayina
70 oe divorced from her husband, John n
BAH, 10 whom she AYERS she was IegalIv
married on the2ith OF May, 1896 by the Reyy
Joseph Eastburn. then pastor Of Co.
churcn, georgetown. She charges extreme
cruelty, habltual drunkenness and aduIlerv
her children, and alinony VI
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BCILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plow man: John Grinder two two-stCry brick
dweiilngs- Il hy n feet, west side Ist between
n ana l. streets southeast; s2.fOO. Stephen
j Hill 10 raise story and repair dweliIng
east side LIST, between East Capitol ami a
streets northeast. $1,000 Albert McInfOsh "A
two-story and basement brick dwelling. ~
ny 81 feet, south side X street northwest ba-
tween 9th and 10th streets; 50 OOD.
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HE SUR or EDWIN l.. STANTON. "a
etlNtr OF the + irSt National bank of Wash
~ sioH. sSt- tine Northern Pacific railroad
came Ui ior argument In New York Tuesday
Leiore Judge Barrett, m supreme court
Chafnl'eTS, on motion To- judgment on the
o'lthCaltS demurrer, as frivolous IL an
itartd thaI one note for 5000 and two for
SsoetH each, had been maze by the "a iIroad
g. M any 10 Jay Cooke. aud discounted by
the FlTSt National bank. Defendants al
t"rney said these notes had been all patd on
bonds. ard urged tEat there was a defect in
IRE complaint by failure 10 specify that The
Decision reserved.
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. EVlIN g. CO.,
tNEW York;
HOG = ST X L EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOB DUB CUSTOM TRADE KEEP tn,
BEST ASS0RTE) STOCK OF MATERIALS To
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GEkMAN AND AMEEI
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRaNCp
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, USEQUALED LABos
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
fiRsT-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHINc
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICs
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPREsENTED, NoTwITB
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
QUE COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
Orders FRok OUR READY MADE STOCK,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT oUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEL
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FRon
oUh READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRING
OVERO0ATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL on
DERS In TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY LIN DUB FURNIsHIHc
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERIOaN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MIASURR or
FURNISH READY MADE.
Devlin & Co.,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

national UNION FIRE ms. CO
" OF WASHINGTON.
Cash Capital, loo 0Oeoi Surplus, sl06SsH
iassre heal aad Personal Properly on tks HgON REQ
soHabie Terms.
orloe, 6a3 Louisiana avenue, first door east OF yth
street. CHARLES KNAPP, President.
GEO W. RIGGS, Vice President
SObLk 4. IhBEER, Secretary.
splS Sr Residence, 93r street northwes
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IA THE sEvEaTpGE noGSE.

&Af MfDDL E5 URG, LOUDoUN 60. Va.
kS.3fAl l. now ready for the reception II sumner
B0arleTs. Ii lisa handsome house. with 81 rOoms
and large porticos sud J. kept in tue best STYLE
Middieburg l. situated In the mo@t beautiful ans
healthy section q borthern Virginia. fifty mile
southwest Of Washington City: has churches nf al
denominations ard pleasant society Thereto vii
mile q the House hne Mineral Spring. whose
medical waters have been pronounced % PhysiclaIs
t. he equal to IN the state. Tally Stages connect
with the Railroad bep0is ~ Lee,burg aud at the
Ilalns free ride 20 the Spring. evrrr day Wv
terms &c, address JOSEPH NJ PATTON. Pro
pTietor. Ie22 I'm
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REMOVE HOTEL.

1t-T This Pheasant and Popular Summer Re
ST., al Reruyo. Penney AHA. ca the liue % tho
Philadelphia Erie RAILROAD g. now open for tho
accommodation II Nisifor-. The situation Il the
Hotel, Immediately N the Susluehana river, la tho
midst Of splendid mountain scenery ald contiguous
g. celebrated cunning and trout fishing regions,
renders N unusually attractive. while the acc sm
mOdstiOns provided ate e the very bet kind. TX
cUr~on tickets 20 ReIDvo sold ~ all the princi
TAI Offices Il the Pennsylyania Railroad Campsuy.
FOR Be- and Rates. address PROPRIETOR
RENUNO HOTEL. RENONo. PA ie2s-Sn
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MEAT Beef, porter house, sA2s per ID; sirioin,
% round, u roasting pieces, Da25 corned, loals;
dried, a ~ :iced, Is: ehirEed, 80; Pork, loz2e:
Eas9i DRIED Beef. Da2s; Hams, whole, IA; cut, Is;
Sliced. Is; Middlings, Is; cut, Is; Tongues. 50a6O
each; Lard, loc. per ID.
, nLsfHCRoek, Sac per bunch; Perch, ssa4o per
Perch, yellow, 70 per punch; shad, ssscc per pair
Herring, 3 CTS. per bunch; Sheepshesd, 7sal 0O
Salmon, California; 4os59c. per To-; Salt Water
Ts, lers 4casoc Cod, l2'ssn per 10; Lobster, Is;
yEeETABLks.-Potatoes,I Irish, 50 per PIX; Onions,
20 per pk spring do, per bunch Lettuce, 3al0 per
hesd: Raddish, per bunch; Asparagus, 5aS per
bunch; Peas 30 per PIX; Beans, % per PIX; Tomato,
per PIX; Cucumbers, 2tc Per dozen; Cymlins, Csc
per DC zen; Beets SC Der bh.
FRUiIs.-Oranges, 1a35 per dozen; Lemons. 20aS
per dozen; Apples cooking at0 PIX. eating, 50s60
rer pk; yuneappes, 3Oa40 per PIX; Pine apples, 25a
90 each Cocoanuts sale each: Raspberries, l0c per
qnArt Cherries leal5 per quart; Blsckberries, 5as
DRIED FRuIrs.-Appies leal3 per pound; Peaches,
peeled, 30; unpeeled, Is; Blackberries, 10; Cher
ries, aa25 per 10.
Butter .-Philadelphis print. IS Per ID: New
York Creamery 10; choice roll, 20; fair do, 2Sa5;
Eggs, 13a2s per dozen; Cheese, 2,a25 per 10.
PouLTRY.-Chickens, live, 75al Is per pair, Ducks,
1saS per nair
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

COAL AMI WOOD.
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rave etsey. on hand iarre and Ass,rtee vfc-t
u ANTHRACITE and BiTCMIN0Us GOALS
FINK, DAN and HICKORY WOOD in the stick.
szMej and split, al kept under cover.
hsying the control Of several brands OF In
and Domestic CEMENTS aud CALCIkED PLAS
LERs, AID handling yearly many millions OF BAN
COB LATHS, | an IN condition to I'll orders OF 81,
character In my lire vito sisps.oh and sdelitv =
wholesale and retsil. Cpoo terms tsat defy nC0pe
Central Otlce-e2S Locfs,ann sv-nue uorthve,,
Branch kArd-lst ST. BIT y and Q St.. southeaSt
Sharf-E55t Of 81 s;r0a: southeast.
cc-sl-ty Nm gTISaSp
9 LUG,
Dealer fl Bss. Fsriet.sS Of
STE BACITE AND CUMBERLAND GOAL
ilso, WOOD Ia ths stiok, sawed and SILT
Prices moderate for cash.
ptlces and Ssrd-:-Foot Of K street and Khos,
isls1d sycnue, between 9Th aud 18th streets.
Orders also received through Ne-srs HAMILTOs
PEARSON, corner 9Th aud d streets. Jyas ~
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IA STOCKTON HOTEL.

l.Ea-l CAPE MAY, N y.
Opens june 2G;h, ISIS.
CHARLES DUFFY.
tof Contia,ntu Hotel, Philadelphia.1
Ie23-lm Proprietor
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CAPT FLORENCE O'DOSNOGHUE's MAE
KiAGE-A few warm friends stool before
cle aitar OF the Church OF st. Paul the
Apostle yesterday forenoon TO see the mar
rage OF Miss Inez &. Stevenson to Captain
florence {, DOnnOghue, surgeon and assist
an hleclcaI puTyeyOr OF the United States
army. The bride was attired in a beautif1I
faTlslan silk suit and lace vail aud the
groom was IN evening dress. After the cere-
Mony. which was performed by the Rev
dther n fred Young. there was BANQUET
m the brides nome at l02 west 55th 81. Then
Tie happy pair set out for WaShlngton-N
J. SIN ~.
georgetown. Dc. and q graduate OF George
Town College, and is well known hereab bouts
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tNCURSIOS TO CODES IsLAND.-The ex-
cnrslon of the Jane MOseley to CobS's
ISiaHd tomorrow offers very tempting in
ducements 10 the lovers of trips upon salt
wafer There - probably no place within
easy access Of Washington so well calculated
Ior pleasure resort as CObb'S Island and
the IMP has been so timed as to interfere as
ilitle as possible with business hours. The
hSat starts az q clock p. m, ami touching
az OrtreSs Monroe, Neu de l. Eau and Nor
ioik, viii reach her destination at noon on
saturday returning, she will leave CObb's
Island sunday evening and reach Washing
Ion Tuesday morning. Thus but two buSi-
ness days are occupied. and an opportunity
u Afforded 10 enjoy n most delightful trim
De i me hrst excursion of the season, and
10 doubt IL will he a grand success
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fsE ff ni 'i III xsssSss'nf''a'
WHoLESSxnhEs lLI8gos Dkzi Eks ISD
Agents for sale Of kEHTOCKr wHIsHIH
NO. 10 camden street, three doors east OF Oharjss
strset. Baltimore. Ma. - ~
KHoXD DRESS
n CAbsIMERE HATS, N
IN opened, -
Al eriHBMKrZy,
NN9 1887 Pssasyivsaas sypss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-21
naitp ,isfulfbst gournal.
-
BASE BAIL DEFINITIONS.

People who are puzzled at the technical
phrases used i'll base ball reports are com
mendcd TO the pcrusal of the following
definitions -
Field-The COW pasture where the
leather-hunting is performed
Base-Salt bags scattered around IN the
grass for the players to Jump on.
Nine--The number OF roOsters IN Knee
breeches that constitute base bali decH
irmpjre-The chief baller-he DAVIS
out "strike." His other duty IS 10 SIT oli
the top of the bat and smell the ball Us IL
goes by.
Judgment-The umpire's opinion alter
taking such smell.
One ball-What the umpire says wheh
the smell proves unsatisfactory
Strike-A miscue by the batter.
Put out-The fellow who tries to get in
without paying fifty cents.
Dead ball-One which comes to life
again after being buried-in the hands OF
the pitcher.
Foul "A ball which bounds just the way
one is positive it will not.
Fair Foul-A little one for cent.
Balk--''A breach of promise INDUCED
in by the pitcher.
Stealing a base-Stufling Il bag in the
ear and walking off to the next, when the
catcher isn't looking.
Beauty-A ball so hot that the second
baseman lies on his stomach to avoid 1T.
Hot ball-One that singes the short
stops head as it goes by.
FIy-A ball which scorns the earth, and
like the gentle horse-hy buzzes around in
the elevated atmosphere.
Wild throw-Stinging at the third base
man, and killing small boy in the right
field.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-21
HegaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
state OF Maine

NE-N DTC ~
JANE C. GARDNER, Libf, Us. WM. S. GARDNER.
William S Gardner, whose residence is to the IL
hellant unknown, but is out of the State, Is sum
moned to appear before Justices of the Supreme
judicial, next to be holden at Augusta, within and
for our said County OF Kcnnebec, on the first Tues
day of August, 1875, then and there in our said
Court to answer unto Jane c. Gardner of Sidney
in the county OF Kennebec in plea of divorce In
which the ptf. alleges that she was MARI ed to the
def. at sad Sidney, on the I'd day OF November
ISL that she has conducted herself in all respects
as faithful wife to him that said Gcit., unmindful
OF his marriage Obligations Immediately after de.
serted the ptf. and has never since lived with her
or she with him, or written to her, contributed
ANYTHING to her support and all this was done with
out any iustiiable cause. Wherefore she prays
that the bonds OF matrimony between the PITT and
def. may he dissolved
JASEC. GARDNER.