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Action OF the Employing Printer ..

The following resolutions Will 90 Into ef.
feet al the date therein contained:
Whereas we believe that Columbia Tyno-
tTaphtcll Union. No. I0l. which ~ S,lrnNS N
regulate the conduct nj the printing eStah-
HShmenfs Of Washington City in the matter
OF rate Of wages to be paid. hours OF labor
employment OF apprentice. SC. is controllC 4
by employees of the Government Printing
Office, and whereas the rules establish I aud
maintained by said Union are orerous and
detrimenta' 10 the private printing in tere7'g
OF the District. any modification of tho q
regulations beng denied after respectful a nd
earnest r~3ueSt made: Therefore
RcSo1r'f. That we. the undersign~1 prnpri
et1rs OF private printing offices in Washing
ION City. do hereby give notice that we i'll
not be governed in the matters complained
OF. from and after August >, 1915.
Re,0lred. ,tTirCr, That we will not employ
any apprentice who shall leave his empower
without the written consent 90 sucn EN-
plOyCT; nd that we will maintain these r.
out O1S. IN letter and spirit until they are
r. cd / by a majority of our number
Judd * pETNEtIFR
BERESFORD
GIBSON BROS
II. 4. WATEI.T
ACC,LD h W,THEROW
joan f. GiN,E.
Il. q. p0LhINHORN
r. NAbDtfkGR
-. " KOCH
John \, CUNNINGHAM.
". j. IaUETsGU.
LOUIS SCHtDE
". u. KNIGHT.
E i q nsGti' & ssoDeRass.
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GEOR GETOWN.

GRAIN TRADE.-Sales are rerorted to-day
o: 500 bushels OF wheat at from S1io to Sl.5S
per bushel.
RIVER AND CANAL.-ArfiyCd-Sc
Kitty Ann, from Alexandria, with 100
bushels of wheat for Hartley 4 Bro. By
canal-BOat III. NJ. Talt Dit, with 500 bushels
of wheat and 30 bushels of corn for III. NJ.
Talbot, and 4C1 pusheIs of wheat for Hartley
& Bro; boat Medlev, with 100 bushels of
wheat for III. NJ. falbott. By rail- 300
bushels of wheat for T. G. Wheeler, and 800
bushels do. for j. G. 4 j. NJ waters.
Don't FORGET the Wayerly Masquerad 3rs
on the 2Gth instant.
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sIThe ex-Emperor Ferdinand lett for

tune OF
1Two witnesses for the government
against SmCot end others of Owen county,
KY, have been for 4 10 leave the county
Tor far of their lives.
1The chapnel tunnel bill, which has
alrc1dy passed the house OF commons, yes
terday passed its second res ling in the house
OF lords without opposition.
ga Berlin disp ltch says the COVER ment
continues TO I eve the submit sion of i'm,
ortant members of the Catholic clergy to
The laws relative , administration Of church
plol elty.
SA stroke OF lightning iIom an appar-
entity clear sky set on fire the tele graph Office
at Sloan, Iowa, and soon after another bolt,
scComrapied by a deafening peal of thunder,
killed the villa &c postmaster, and Ore hole
EIGHT feet deep by his side.
1The Poston Herald reports d, crease OF
whisKey, and an increase OF beer consumI
tion, cuder the new H,e~se law, and the
springfield Republican lays The licensed
dealers are pretty generally living up 10 the
law.
~ For want OF cannon, the patriots of
LGZsrDe. n. ", celebrated Independence day
by drilling holes in rocks, charging them and
setting them off. The sche ne suggests q
combination Of Fourth of July ardor with
every cay industry.
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Qsotdttons twntssef BY Mtdiisfcr Z Co. bdss,-s
The following were the prices bid and asked At the
meeting OF the Washington Stock ExchznEe to-day ::
Z :. gold. illNs bil. lleSs aSk-f Bank StockS-Na-
totsl Bank Of Republic, las bid: Nssioaal Metro
politsn Bank, le} bid: Second y .tiorsi Bank. -
AID: Citizens National Bank. Us bid: Farne,s'
And Mechanics Nat. Bank. # Georgetown, los bid
CITY Passenger Rsiiroais-W Sshingt1n and George
town stock. 50 asked; Metropolitan stock.
= bid; ColumbiN stock, 10 bid, Me ooll.fa
Bonds -, n :. x bid. Sundry Lit-Nstionsl
TThss l,I sonds' ! 4 L ~ c, ~ bid; Msso4ic
Washtn gton City Gas stock, az DID; Ches ape AXE
AMI Ohio Canal preferred bonds. Ga. ia bid:
Arlington Fire ms. Co. stock, 10 bid: Potion &C
riIe Ins, co: stock, Georgetown, loo bid, National
Union FIVE lns. Co. stock, IL bad; Nsiorsl Metro
poiitsn Fire INSURANCE. ca. stock, los ID Coco
York, Alex, Washington and Georgetown 3 Ca
stock IL hid DsJycJ SCcGri. les, DISTRICT Of e.
iM.mbiaEPer ime. Is, J. J., lS9 50 bid:
Market stock bonds. -. 7. & I ISos, os bid.
Water Stock Ro.I>, -, : * } . 1871. As bid. do
90. do, l%S 95 bid; Funded Loan. Congress IS :
small, y bid, p sSed ashinsl m Five Year
Ter =, 10, " N, ISIS, laJ bid; Ten Year
Bonds, s., J. J., lS7S. - bid Fund Loan
Eotds leg 6s, NJ. N, 1852, ~ bid. &c t. Of
SICK tleiS,l g. j \. j. q, at pleasure - oil:
ChesaPeske and Ohio Canal stock, tlSi7J IS, j.
= y. ar pleasure; = bid; tGelrc-to~u l-General
stock, s., 4. J. %, ISL, a bal; DO, s's
+! J. & o, ~ pleasure, ~ bid; Bounty stock
g a. }; s o., at pleasure, 81 bid; Market
StcCE.t, J. 4. j. & a. plea sure ~ bid Boa
q Pchlic W0rks-Cert &c ties Gererl IInp., s..
=, }, iTi' g bid, - ssked: do. lT5, %
~, 50 bid, % asked: DO. ISIS, - hii, g
sever 4 J lS78- II, ~ bid " ares Cert,l-
Gates, So. loy7, - bid.
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He WAS TOO PARoxYsMAL.-The Spl

He WAS TOO PARoXYSMAL-The Spring
field, Illinois Register says tramp by the
name 81 James Murphy seized and Kissei
young lady at Ire depot in Carrollton, Ill.
the other day, Just as train was leaving
The fellow was pursued and arrested, fined
s5c-in default of which he was sent TO the
calaboose for thirty days to work out the fine
and costs (S60l by digging dirt on the streets
of Cal rollton. This is rather a practical tec-
minatiOn of what Murphy no doubt intended
as romance. AS the train was leaving he
saw every one, almost going through the
usual osculating performance, when the poor
fellow, being d Great way from home, WAS
tempted TO try his hand on the first pretty
girl he met, and is now paving SD for II.
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RArLRoAp ACCIDENT. IN NIRGINIA=

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NIRGINIA.-A
.CriOus accident occurred yesterday morning
al , o'clock - the north bound passenger
train OF the Virginia Midland railroad near
Bull Run bridge, fifteen or twenty miles
south of Alexandria, caused by the b. eaking
of Il fiange of a driving wheel OF the engine,
prot.bly Gauss: 1 by defect in the track at
that POINT. The engine was thrown down an
embaDkme1t about fifteen feet and turned
upside down; the baggage, smoking car and
IL lies car FOLLOWED 1t, and were piled upon
and around the engine. The sleeping car did
not leave the track. The engine, tender o ID
baggage car were badly smashed up. The
baggage master Mr.. y. a. Turner had his
skull fractured and il is thought that he will
die. He was the only person hurt seriously.
The engineer aud fireman were taken ont from
beneath the debris entirely unhurt. There
were a out thirty-five p2 engels ON boa j.
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CIT Y LIE us.

DON'T 1T Y A TICkkr Tor the White Nour-
tfInS or for summer II soriS on tie coast II
Name rnfil you have proc1r- I tho circular
or the 'N'lwich Line" which oferS ten
tsano exec islou> Al "a Z. u e which bsa'S the
world, only 50 beng charged for The rOund
trip rom New York 20 tie White Mountains
or Mount Desert and return. with privilege
OF stopping over at any point and CHOICE
seven different routeT either way. All lea 4
ing stations Oh the railroads have tickets for
sle and ircDlaIs for distribution.
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rALBoTr HaJsE
yENV bAhN EsNtLBE, MON fGgNERE 90

. The undersigned having Leased 80, as,ove n.-o..
hotel VII % prepared THE season g. rrpr uneri,T
accommodations 20 Ladies and C;sr,fi.r,er :. K -
GesiT0us O. spa the sum rer mont a. a. ,,,,,
sc arr Is pure heiug located near The snCar-ioai
.aou, thh, ~ $50 Commands an extended view 81
the Blue Rice Mountains ana ~. -rrp,nT,s,, -
.tIsHitry fisninE ana hunting Ia abundance Cou,
oei aIle u prof. eneHt- have been ~ fla hrfffa
ink since ls-' runlmer, such a. bah r,sn, ~ IL a.
asodt Dali riiie from BArne-vills a. got on the NJ
rom VI Washington. %. q. " wv
CT, rms = pr day. and from g . Si0 per week
thl1ren under y - 4 Sctg ans hsT -trp Eor fnr
,ts. lntnrmatl1l apply "a OF adfro-s a a psr
LbFf. harne-F slle, Moutgornerv G.. !, NA mis tsis
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ANOTHER AMERICAN GIRL GOING TO
THROW HERSELF AwAY.-The daughter
and widow of the lafe wealthy Paran S.e-
vens, proprietor of a number OF hotels, are In
England, and the young lady r IS strongly
attracted the young Duke OF Montrose, who
desires 10 many her. His mother, the duch-
this country TO nm iull particulars respect
ing the property of the young 10 ty, with
view to giving her consert - the contsm-
plated uuiOn. The duke is a young man Of
twenty three. not OYerburden- 4 with cash.
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The HarNeEs.

BAL5iToRF, july ci.-EirZi4ia 60. ra,gcrs -, ..
90 90 oen>ci gated -; West Virginia. 81, =
+" oiiRa :, old, - DO new 10; sCa~7Al ~ 2 D 4
to-day Sugar stron-. lo7!ala7z
ALTMoEE. Juiy % ,trnn sta'dy-niisling
u Flour We. , nd dem sud q, =. ices n \.
,hsHg Nhelt, ives ga lower, ou, hen 1uie =
y >. western amber ]. ;, mixed DO, /. :: No.
2 western redl i6; Pennsylvania red. 1 ;1N y.
Aarl land red, 9sl =; do. AMBER, l.cesI %: DO
WHITE lGtl so No. Chicago and Njlwsukie
spTlng, al A.. Corn, southern steady, western
We X and irregular-Southern white, q .ej d..
yellow, nominaHy IS: western MIXED sag: sr,+
- hugust sI1a last half Of August: $50 Sep nbar
Osts ETn and in good demaud-sDu'hern f'.rS.
TtSieIn LIE, -aoi, do, mixed, !. Rive steai--
lttai'1 haY OWL and lower-Maryl and and Per n.
sytvania, % tla29 20 Provisions buoysnt aud
strorP Pork p G)i22 -. Bulk meats, fairly ac-
i've Shoulcers, "a, clear rib sides, l2I.; loose
sacked, 9isl2I. Bacon firm-shOulders, 10 =; clear
rib sl0es, l. Hams, IIaI+S Lard qu = but
str ns-ref ned. lit1. Eutter irm-western ex.rr :
az; do first, l9a2l- Petroleum unchanged Cot
Tee unchanged. WHISKY dull 201ssl 81
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THE BLOOD owes its rel color 10 minute
eiooules which float in that fluid, AMI con-
IAN, IN healthy person, = large amount of
IRON, which gives vitality 20 the blooi. The
Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood with the
vital element, and gives strength and vigor
TO The whole system.
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~ Rifemen should be good men, having
good aims.
0-The husband of Mrs. Ann Wilton, OF
we won't specify where IN Illinois, begs for
q divorce ON the ground that when he first
made her a proposition of marriage he
thought her bewhicbing, whilst after con-
junction he found that Arm as q very defiu-
lite article, resolved 70 10 AXE but o him ON
all occasions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

HNf MfDDLEEURG. IOUBOFN CJVs
f3zS} Is now ready Ter the Reception ~ Suntr, r.
bssIItrS AZ lisa handsome hH.-f. uffh 81 y.,.,r.,-
Al. ~ - p"ftico-, snt l. krpt iu tl- best -.Is
.,u'' NE = tDstei ~ Tho Tf-. sH4ufffu' ans
healthy section q Northern VIRGINIA fnf r,sl.s
son'nsest - Washington Cifs Ia, glurrh.z n Al
,oiir ano pleasant slr.fY There l. within
sniii" - the House ane Mineral Sr-fnr al,
MEDICAL waters have besr pronounce ~ Physiciar.
70 e tQuA - any IN the state lsi'f aga. -,p5s
with the Railroad Depots a. t.a.ahrr, a,.3 81 -
flslh-- \ '-ef ride . lie Sgri 2 overs tav ~
TT ms, &c, address JOSEPH "a PaTroN. prS-
Htletf. - 80
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PEOPLE who have cut Their wis teeth use
the S0-Odolg and all who do, are willing
10 Geciare 10 ali who don't use IL, that IL IL
the most perfect and delightful thing FOR
the teeth they ever dipped a brush into.
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THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP-NFFT-
ING, on the sfoCUds near Gaithersburg. will
commence on Wednesday, August 4th, AMI
close Tuesday, 18th, and great preparations
aIe being made by the Washington and
GCOrget own churches iOr the meeting. The
committee, o. which Mr.. +. +. Simpson is
secretary, have since last year made 8 num-
her Of Improvements on the ground, such as
changing the location of the preachers stand
deepening The walls. and cleaning up gener-
ally, and the Grove is reported To be In a very
fine condition. The committee are prepared
10 put mp tents, floor them. and fun niSh them,
and h1' g engaged Mr.. James Worm ey, of
THIS CITY, as the caterer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

DIsApPEAR4 nee OF RECoRDS.-At Al
bany, New York, painful Iumors are in cir
culet of the disappearance Of important
records from the Office of the division and
n sldent engineers eff the eastern division OF
the canal, relating specially to some Of the
contracts OF Mr.. H. ID. Denison, who is now
in contempt for refusing to produce his own
books before the canal investigating COM
mission
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Black GEEEAnlNES at l5c., 25c &c, Soc 5eI.c
ltc., II, and 5 Is per yard 'AN''
Real FRENCH LAWNS, with side border, &c per
lN pieces of VICTORIA LAWN at 2Oc and &c per
French, Null, Swiss, and Cambria MUsLIYs. from,
121ac. Ger yard mp 10 75c
Also, 500 PARASOts aud SUN UMBRELLAS AT
Wv
AIS 80 zen Keeps Patent Partly made DRESS
shIEIS have been ordered Tor our sales this
Al goods warranted TO be as represented By the
statesmen. - VIZ
W. w. BURDeTrE CO.,
ie2S-tf No g2s 7th St y and 70s x 81 ~
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q TIIt WFNrWoHru

N. ny = tr-t class sumner U-Itl ffus.oa T.,
41..1t-l NrWcastl" y. a. mites a. r T. rtsr,,s,h
Wi ~ ~ i ss'u june in- %, uulHr h. usnaca-
nehi 81 CANPHElL Gil ASE. Ar the rl8uns in
tie house ~" desirable, aud fhr Ocean ana H.
bahinE 81! Ing, Fishing ana giIf-g faril,rfes M,
49,. Z iurtnHr fnfOfmafi.n inquira 90
ShAki = '. tANPRELL, Portsmouth, N M a.
nHAEL.s II. CHASE, 40 North Marx 81 stree,
btNtols aAa-s W q
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MUSIC FROM CUMBERLAND.-TO-day De-
tective5 McDevitt and COOmCs arrested a
black boy named Beachman S'ngaltlry,
carrying brass bard INSTRUMENT, md took
him 10 Police headquhl ters, where he VIZ
locked up on suspicion Of stealing 10. He
states that he is fiOm Cumberland, and that
Re came here TO sell il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias
Tic trusseS AZ No. 2S5 Pennsylvania avenue,
near 81 street northwest. 1876
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Mr.. PLIMsoLL. the nitro ylyCeri1e men,
Der of the British house OF commons. re, Ise5
TO withdraw bis remarks, aud is now hunt
ing Tor preccdents for the purT ere, on Thur
day next, OF Justiytug h ispCsitior. A warm
time is expected.
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EXCHANGE HOrEL,

,s~-a&-> >hUated on the highest p-fut On thn M.
lthc railroad = miles N Washing IA with morn
arg and evening trains each uaV. rarg frr ro,,4
-rlr' = Is The hotci o new. with double rorchaS
th' tiit4e t-nEih- The rooms grlil fnr-.ish.i
sHd th' clrli r. IN COIL and airy Tbe country !.
- healih A. am IN the world. aud there ara 40
nneqnltops. Fla c~r- without g. ilfrar nrer-rr.s
Je'oS FRsN'Isg .CtNNnN. Prsr-is..,-'
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested IN spccx
privileges and paid goo per cent. proGt. "How
10 do IT n book on Wall street. sent free.
Irmhrltge & Co, Bankers, Wall street,
n 2.
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SUICIDE OF Young MAN.-Charles
Wet is, son of a wealty ,al mer r. sid ng q bout
two miles iom Adamsville, Gallia county,
Ohio. hung himself in bis fathers ba 4.
Trouble arising from a b&sfardy suit is sup
IOS Cd to have brought on a depression OF
spirits, which resulted in tie act. He was
only pineteen years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

GEORGE WILKES gave bail before Judge
Bock6s s, at Saratoga, New York. vest arday IN
the libel suit brought against ban by II. z.
Nc Grath. In the crim'npl action against
McGrath for his assault on Wilkes. Justi 3
Scott held McGrath , bail to keep the peace
-aaipSt Wilkes for one ypar
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DROWNED IN Rock CREEK.-This mo, n
tug Frank Anderson, colored, aged about IA,
cleek, while bathing, and his bciy was re-
covered and taken to the h precinct station
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LAEE GEORGE Ola MONDS, Colorado ST.
phriCs in gold. coral, jet aud dead gold lew
elTy,r eiVed at PTgg's, No. iJ7 Penusyly
ria ayeyue. near < street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

THE FUNERAL of the late John s. Slater
took place yesterday after noon at o'clock,
rom the North Car DINA avenue mission OF
the Nj. u. Church, which was crowded 10 its
utmost capacity by the relatives and per-
sOnal friends OF the deceased, among them
many of our old and substantial citizens.
The services of the church were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Jesse Shreve. assisted by
Revs. DIVER Cox and 4. n. Valiant al ter
which the cOrtege was formed al marched
TO the Congressional cemetery. where the
Rechabite Iuneral ser vices were performe
by Eagle Tent, Chief Ruler Il. b. Marche Of
hciatipg. The remains were DEF osited in tine
family lot.
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i. NJ. c. A.-Every Sabbath during the
SUR mer months an exercise called Bible
reading Is held in the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association at o'clock
and IL has proven very inter sting service
The topic upon which the readings will be
for Tomorrow is Peace" The meetings
are free TO all.
The rooms of the Young Mems Chr stan
As -ociation are thrown open on sabbath
evenings Tor q service for the masses. The
exercises consist of brief remarks and mrsic,
with q short exposition OF Scripture.
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STRANC EELOPEMEST.-A fellow named
William Alger, having wife aud nve
children, elopcd with his two niCCes, the old
cit only II wears OF age com his home in
Calamas, Iowa, Few days aso. The
stls 1gcst p .rt of the 81 y is that the mo'hCr
OF the girls aided them in their escape. Al
gers wife is said TO be veg eSliuable
woman, and much resp cted by all VINO
now her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

ASK you druggist FOR Natures Beauuaer.
2l,6
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FLFTCHEB's PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
hest invention Of the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
q PEARSON, y. VI. G. A. Building. sole agents
ana n, rCfacturerS for the District ~ %
lUmbia. o. eco.
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THE GREAT SUMNER REsoRr.-The can't
getaway portion OF Washington are making
The office of j. c. Lay q CO., 2z3 ~ street, q
popular resort for the payment Of special inn
Ir0yeIoept taxes.
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North ARLINGTON HEIGHIS-We~e it
generally Gown that the beautiful high
lands lying above G"orgetOw n. on the south
banks of the Potomac, and overlooking both
cities. pOsseSS the great attractions that is
claimed for them, the proprietor could not
draw up The deeds As last "a the beautiful
cottage sites and small farms into Which he
has Suodivid~1 bis fine estate would be
wanted. a more attractive locality can
hardly be found near any OF our large cities;
ard much less desirable land near Baltimore
Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, or any Of
NE northern cities. cInrOt be purchc ii for
10. than from $500 TO ~ 200 per acre, while
this land is being sold at from 800 to 500
Per acre, on easy terms. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

NATURES BEAUTIFIER Will remove
freckles. pig
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fEDEsrRIAN CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
Harry Brooks, who has lately been erga
In several walking matches against Il me in
ibis city, has chaliegcd Mr.. Dcnohue, OF 1s-
On, or any other man I'm the world, to a test
OF endurance in walking for q pur , of rom
$1,000 TO 5000 aside and the Championship
OF The world, the trial 10 take place In WASH
ip9tOQ.
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FOR Moth Patches, : TeCSIss aud Tan ss n
your druggist for PeIry's ATota and Frecx 10
Lobon. II Is reiiatie. For PimpleS on the
Face. Rlnck- Heals or Flesh uor,,S 80
Pe7Tys IfigTOyed CoqRe'i,gse dpsd F'inln.e RIM
tfy. the Great Skin Medicine. or consult Dr
r. - Perry, 80 Bond street, New York sSf.
,oIIoHE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
io'< v ere - s12-swt
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TOUCHING "A paragraph in yesterdays
STAR CoIcelniug has visit to the Off e of ne
ms a long aud ind = ant letter, to .he e.iect
that be Cid not leave his clients on the side
walk, "a stated. but that they accompapied
m into the Office. and were invited To seats;
that ne il not a stranger To the a. G.; and
that that officer did not call mis- messenger 10
Sow the delegation COR Mr.. PD the door but
OD The 9th. hand, he heard them through and
2dvi 4 them how 10 proceed in the pre-
ulSfS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

Y.M.C.A. EXCURsION.-The Young Mems
Christian Association are 10 nave their nrst
excursion iOT a number of years on Monday
evening next. They unite with the Memo
rial church on this occasion, aud all tickets
puIchaS, 4 Of the association or at its rooms
are OF be nefit 10 the organization. The Pilot
EOv goes down the river about forty miles,
s'd returns promptly at II O'CLOCK. This
viii undoubtedly be the popular excursion
Cf the season. See a1.
Cook Is selling at cOst IN GEORGETOWN.
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Germs. Vascular Exc,osc.,.,.

bunlonS- lnerrwius Nails. sc. sue. sfulIy
treated at Or. Nhlje'S establishments. IS 18Th
stteel, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a m. 20 p m. Fee. - per visit. Owing 20
press OF business during Office hours Dr.
y hlte is unable 10 attend patients at resi-
depces, except after y. VA.
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IHE y NATIONAL SAVING BANK. corner Of
New 4 ork avenue and 18th street paws 8 -sr
cent. per annum or deposits for each calendar
mon III arKing hours, 2 toG SATURDAYS. .
10 taci 20 ; Nt3I 4:iS
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VIE De L'EAU HOTEL,
'roCkToN HoTEL,
&&l oAPE NAY, M.
~ TH. BEVEKIpGF l,oI,s

opeps June 26th, ls-t.
CHARLES DTFFY.
cor Continental Hotel, Pnilss- PhiA.,
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