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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-19

ABOUT as reasonable an answer to tie
question, "who commanded at Bunker
Hip as has yet been offered is furnished by
General Charles Lee. Writing of this battle
not long after his arrival at Cambridge, and
after he had taken sufficient time to ascer-
tain the facts, he wrote: ''The Americans
were composed in part of raw lads and old
men halt-armed, with no practice or disci-
pline; commanded without order, and God
knows by whom.''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-19

The settlement of the great railway quar-
rel will not probably result as has been
feared, in return to higher fares and
freights. The policy Of reduced rates has
greatly increased travel and has really proved
profitable. There is not much freight to
carry, and the roads are disposed to make as
low figures as they can. There will proba-
bly, be some advance, but nothing like re-
turn 70 old rates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-19

The Nation says that general trade still
lacks SYMPTOM of revival. Although stocks
of merchandise are moderate, merchants show
great anxiety to sell, aud reductions in prices
are made which must render the result of the
seasons trade unsatisfactory. Manufactur
ers show disposition to diminish rather than
augment their production in anticipation of
the fall business; and the markets for raw
materials generally are consequently weak.
Southern advices warrant the expectation of
large cotton crop, and also afford evidence
that the cereal product of that section is like
ly to exceed all precedent, leaving a surplus
for export. Setting off this gain against the
DEFICIENCIES Of some other sections, it seems
probable we shall have about an average sup
ply of breadstuffs from the approaching har-
vest. Washington reports indicate that, ow
ing to the large payments on account of the
Sinking Fund, the Federal expenditures of
the fiscal year to end on the 30th inst will
exceed the income by fully $20,000,000. The
cash resources of the Treasury are ample
enough to make up this deficiency without the
drain being seriously felt.
ARSENE HOUssAYE, in his last letter to
| the Tribune, asks if people in America ever
take the trouble to live more than one hum
dred years, and then gossps about French
centenarians. He tells us of Fontenelle,
| who, when imbeciles asked him his age,
would whisper warningly, ''Hush! Death has
| forgotten me-" and of Flourens, who invent
ed ''the third YOUTH" beginning at sixty
years; but M. Houssaye has the most to tell
| of Count Waldeck, who died recently, aged
| 100, and who neglected more chances of dy-
ing than any other known Frenchman.
| When SO the Count married. His wife said
she accepted him because he was the young
| est of her suitors. 'He was not eighty
| years of age" she gaily remarked, "bnt twen-
| ty, four times over. He is of my age because
| love him." NJ. Hou3saye says the wife is
| in despair because of the death of her hus-
band, and adds, ''But after all, since she mar.
ried the Eighteenth Century, perhaps she
will console herself by marrying the Twenti.
| 9th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30
Condensed Locals,

TIE street lamps will be lighted at %. m.
ard extingUished at SIS a. IN.
The Sunday schools of York, GettysbIrg
ard Harrisburg, Pa. are TO make an excur-
sion to this city on THURSDAY. the 9th of De-
cember- About fifteen hundred persons are
expected TO participate.
TIE Association OF Methodist Episcopal
Clergy men yesterday further discussed the
question: "Should Protestant clergymen re-
gard the baptism Of children supposed to be
dying rs scriptural and valid?"
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. John Lowe, in
The employ of Mr. II. w. Barker, undertaken,
deIs by being thrown from a wagon in which
he was driving, on Pennsylvania avenue,
near 9th street. He was removed to his
home, OF q street, by Mr.. A. Buchly.
An accidents happened TO Rev. DAVID
Wills. last night, at 18th street. He was on
one OF the Avenue horse cars, which failel
10 stop long enough for the doctor 10 get of,
which caused him to fall heavily to the
ground. AID it is feared he has dslocated his
left arm at the elbow joint.
The twentieth anniversary festival of the
st. Andrews Society, to celebrate the natal
day of their patron saint. is to be held to-
night at Russell n Leonard's. The commit
tee OF aTran gements are Msssrs. VIM. Saun-
deIs. VIM. X. Smith, Geo. Cowie, George w.
Belloch, Peter Campbell and John Gibson.
The managers Of the Washington City
Bible Society last night decided 10 appoint
an additional distributor TO aid Mr. Kramer
in his labors. a committee of exploration
additional missionary in connection with
the City Missionary Society, was appointed
as follows: MessTs. Ballantyne, Woodward
and OicOtt.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE BREWER CLARKE SHOOTING CASE
The trial of John NJ. and Henry Brewer, OF
this city, indicted for the shooting with in
tent to Kill Col. j. Lyle Clark, at the st.
Clair Hotel, on Monument square, in Balti-
more, is assigned for trial in the crimiual
court in that city to morrow morning, but
trial will come ON.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no new offer
iDgs of grain at the Merchants Exchange
to-day. Sales OF 5000 bushels at Sl.37 4 s143
S14i, S147.
RIVER AND RAIL.-Arrved-Stea f.
G. Knight, from New York, consigned to r.
p. A. Denham with general merchandise for
District merchants. BY rail-2 coo bushels
wheat for H. NJ. Talbot.
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DRY GOODS


AS Snnns LOT or Ntw amp CHAP DRY
delphis and ssi,iuSre' non New hork, Phils-
80. cARTERss 20, MARKET SPACE
eesbl.s ,s,s s.ap blsok oslioo, 90: 90 yards
nearly vias B.cs %ss. Ts ,Sa l ysss
worih ~ ysra, q Ssry sns Black Csshm.rs' ~
w., eo - -. %, - ses ysres Of ~ the new ss.h,
-, 81. 8, toe; 500 yard. q ysrd Ssas ~. ~, ~,
blesched Cotton, &c, 2 oe yards q one 80 ~
sauatter wide Pillow case Cotton, isc ise y.ss
's a ps:. .s u bo sps.'is sss
lao yards ecod Canton FLANNEL, Sc. 10 ysris 81
medicated all wool Bed FLANNEL. SOC: I'D ysrts II,
80 meres ior men snd boz wear, g, So g., % Sc .
I'm. sIcsent nj Isss. SEEING d, Iinss s.s
real feather ptoef Bed Tick, IS worth sc. ID AZ
Nds OF splendid calico, beautiful PATTERNS &c a.,
s1s essi yard vide Cotton made, nc, in small
Hl.ea sllks, o ., sl.se, els, ca noTis tr
ELEelN BLACK MATELAssG SIIKs
- LIONS BLACK SILK NELVETS
~ pieSrr bLACh and BROWN TRIMMING VEL.
EMBROIDERED JACKETS .,sovEzpRrssrs
Hancs1me STRIPED and PLAID sii,k M,
,,,.. WIS. Tor over dres-e-
khAL ohMkls HAIR SHAwLs
sEsII hRb hSItA ShAwLsl Al prices.
SEAL BRoNN FRENCH mxRrSos
10 pieces nne Al-wool PLAIDs, ssome 81 the nne.t
loo piece. LUPlNs FRENCH MERtNos. oc-.
rtlslne one 81 the hsudsomest assortments We
mn, have ever offered.
Rioh BLACK and ooLORkD SILKS in every
The above goods have inst been r.,,i,..s. .,a a.,
as eheen As the same quality can be PURCHASED ~,
ONE fRIoK Only.
NM NJ SINISTER BRO
noNZ 9iS Penny lvauia avenue
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THE TEMPLEfoy CHILD CAsE.-The New
aork Post says that the habeas corpus writ
taken out by Mrs. Ida NJ. Templetou. for
merry Miss Babcock, OF Washington city, to
her husbands father, was Dismissed by Iniee
Dononne, on the mother dropping broccoli
80; her counsel applied to the court for q
part directing that the grandfather retain
me child, The court has declined to modify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30
READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN PERFUMES are DISTILLED from
natural flowers. Fifty distinct odors to Sc
lect from. Ask for the new odors, Crown
Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India, &C.
A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. 8. Thcmp-
son, druggist, 703 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

FINE ARrs-Among the very fine Ollec.
lion OF paintings now on exbibitil VI at
Hoods building, corner Pennsylvania ave-
by Messrs. Duncanson Bros, commencf ug
tomorrow evening, win be found, In No =.
80, 40, 20, 20, 80, 81: 1876 no, and several small
pictures. such as Nos. 50, 81. 47d, 47b, 77a no,
107o, lob, 1903, and 104, works OF merit sum-
cient TO stamp this art gathering as one
worthy the attention Of judges Of ane pic
among our citizens to purchase such, that
this collection will engage their earnest at
tentiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

TEE CHARIOT STREET CARS The All
bot Downing Company, Of Concord, N. H,
who are building the chariot street cars for
the h street line have got them all COM
seven cars finished ready for shipment next
Monday, and seven more on or before the
18th of December. They drove twenty-four
week and they say It rode finely. The line
Is expected TO be in running order by Christ
mas at farthesf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

&Frank Williams and Charles Smith
yesterday pleaded guilty Of repeating at the
late election In Chicago, and were sentenced
to pay q dne OF one thousand dollars each
and 70 be imprisoned for one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30
weather Preoabtltftes To-day.
czz1c, OF crIry SIGNAL OFFICER, I

For middle and eastern states, rising, fol-
lowed by falling barometer, winds veering
TO northeast and southeast, decidedly cold
and generally clear weather, possibly sue
eeeded to- night on the middle atlantic coast
by snow.
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LOCAL VS..
Amusements, &c. Tonight.

NCfiOHOi TkedfeT.-Mr. John Mccullough in
"Shylock" and "Katherine and Petruchio."
TheGteT CoqnfQse.-"Lost," and a new va
Tiety performance.
Talrpadce RaU-Concert and soiree dan
fante.
CuluorU BGptiV Oil1ch-Bazaar for benefit
of Calvary mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

For MEN who are exposed to the inclem-
ent weather. we offer Flannel and Cassi-
mere lined Brown Overcoats. Color firm.
goods will turn water. Price SIS
A. sAKs 4 Co, 3i5 It'll street.
THIRTY STYLES of fine Business Suits,
are as well made as nine tenths of the tailor
ing productions. Price fully one-third less
than measured garments; Goods thoroughly
shrunk. Qualities reliable.
A. sAKs q Co.. 315 9TH street.
Pain. 4;
COUGHS AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVER
time causes irritation of the Lungs or some
chronic Throat disease. "BrOun's BroHctiG
1Ioches' are an effectual Cough Remedy. go
To CONSERVATIVES. Many have been
happy to give their testimony in favor of
the use of "WaboT's Pure Cod Ltue7 Oh and
lime" Experience has proved it to be
valuable remedy for Consumption, Asthma,
Diphtheria and all diseases of the Throat
Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by druggists
generally. co
Now IS THE SEASON to look out for gas
saving burners, gas heating stoves, safety
lamps, weather strips, &c all of which may
be found at Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. NJ. c.
A. Building, 9Th and ID streets. II, H ,eo2;
Removal.
Inc OIlCS Oh line Arlington + Ire lf1sut-
ance Company for the District of Colum-
bia," has been removed to the Company's
Building, No. 1908 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite U. 8. Treasury. 1873
Ftfst.ClasS Scourtna and Dyeing.
"A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 906 q street, 8
doors west of 9th street, just q few steps
from his former place on eth street, where he
ia ready to do any work In his line I'm his su-
Perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at O very short notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing speciality. u,N-I
TEE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays Per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, TO Eaturdays,9
I'm .ra Rsnsyal.Gerns,, &C. n. w,,.
ChsTopocita, viii occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 1416
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment Of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and 1ngTowing
Nails. &css
Use ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility Of an explosion, such - 90
cure q at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1N5. us1,E
FREQ LIES removed by Natures Beautin@.
FKxcxL. removed BY Natures Besutinsr
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But OLE MORE DAY remains to secure vour
seats at Warren Choate q Co.'s, 4si Pennsyi-
venia avenue. Tor Cough. Don't be disap.
pointed in hesring his great lecture On
"Biunders."
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK paws
I'VE ger cSnt. interest on all deposit made
ON or before the Sd OF each month. It's board
Of directors Is composed as follows :-SamJ
Horment- Nicholas Acker. w. H. CIageft.
James = Edwards, John II. Goddard, q. RI
burger, ard Z. VI. Warner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

Mr.. OWENS AND NEW PLAY.-Mr John
r. Owens, who SOME two weeks since played
In this city, has purchased the right for sew.
eral cities, including Washington, OF pro-
ducing Henry j. Byr,1n's new and successful
play, "Our Boys" II has been played in
New York, Boston, p philadelphia, and Lon
don, Eng, where ii is still runniIgD with q
success rarely accorded any dramatic work.
The story of the play is Of 1.-TWO Boys" young
The continent Of Europe. One is the son OF q
proud, ambitious noblem. IN; the otner of q
whole-souled, llliterate, bu T very Intelligent
ness and prObity has amas Sed q great for
tune. The fathers had mark, I'd career for
mated eitbsr a OF moi Thsv
marry eventually each 9th. Us intended
s sy. and go into power y With within the
However, all ends happily. AE. Owens
opened in this play last night at 'Ord's OPP
era House in Baltimore, and his a., umptiOn
cess.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: j. Frank McKenna. OF Denyar 80 90
orado. and Linda Q. Thomas; Enoch Cate
and Mary Green; Richard G. Crown AMI
annie d Dent; George w. Richarts, of Gin.
elnnati, Ohio, and Bessie l.. EvaYts; Lewis
w Eel and Elizabeth Parkinson. OF l,esse
burg; Charles g. Carroll and Elizabeth Tred-
well &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

CHARGE OF ILL-TREATING CHILDREN
To-day, Mr.. Francis Miller filed q petition
for Theodore r. Gatchel, for q writ of habeas
corpus for the production of two infant chill
dren -four and five years old, } now in charge
street northwest, and the writ was ordered
by Judge Humphreys. It is charged that
lhey are Ill treated and abused continually
Dy Toe parties who claim the children under
articles OF apprenticeship. The Marshal was
directed to take the custody of the children
until the case is heard. and the writ was
made returnable December Tth.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE BEST ASSORTMENT of boys, you'll
and children's OvercOats and listers at
noah WALKER * Co.'S,
1893 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

PRICES JKwELRY STORE received some
teautifuI euamd jewelry this nornins No
so PeIna. avenue, nea! J. ST.
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n aPGOlAL BAR0AaN0 -
A1onered n Menr and Boys CLOTHING, q EIu
ss :: :: = sss: So 3 s; "a
Psn3 ~ ., ol1. O.. @ 70 u sod .I EsaS ana
s SSS -. 9pSs S,,s ssd Dr.ysSs 1Oe
MIC. With . full line Of UndslWear, HoSiSry,
ton SisnnSl Drsxsrs. ~ n - Si assyy Can
novlO-tT 81 w aEI.HS
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ReRsyal-Corns, &C.

JrsE ALADDIN SECURITY or and prevent
any possibility Of an explosion, such ~ 90
cure at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Sth, 1,T5. u,1,E
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MEDICAL. &c.

HUNpREDs OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURED
using bottle or two VI DIR BROTHERS INyIG-
0BATI6G CORDIAL. Old men forth Fresh,
kegenerated, AID conscious Of New Nisor. 900 Is
street southwest. uoylp2wr
nR. BUCkLER JONES.-Twenty years eTpsri
- ence 10 Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ova
rian Tumors guarantees satisfaction, or charges
Business conhdential l6S n. Howard St, Bslti-
MADAME kSSfELL, n. D., . thororghiy en-
w rerienood and scientific Ladies' PhTsician ana
Midwife Of 20 yesrs practice, attends edies their
homes, or comfortable private rooms, careful nars
Ing and the best medical attendance nj the Doctors
private residence. Ladies placing themselves under
treatment and speedy cure. Ofhce spd resicencs,
corner 81 south Sharp and Dover SITS. Baltimore.
"SATlsEAOTION,' On PER BOTTLE. Con.
- srltstions free at DIR. DARBY'S, lls ~ ST..
COLONIZATION buliding.b lyl-6m~
IN. ROBEk faON, FROM BALTiaoRp'
" can be consulted st ALA 18th f,reet northwesi,
DAY and SATURDAY, from to 9 3. M, IN az
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Gonorrtea, elect,
etr1cture, ey philfs, and epematorrhoea, Gases Of
ssonnorrhea recently contracted cured IN 20 days
entirely re and s Is.
out the use OF mercury. Spermstorrhea, brought
on BY excesses and abuse in youth, causing loss Of
memory and insanity. general debility, organic
Eeaknsss impotenoy ;neryous irritsbility symptoms
heart Ssins IN back dnns@ aSi O1 aia a sns
evil forebodfefs, self distrust &c., gpeedffy cured
ey newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placfne
themseiye. IN Ut; =. . hand can rely upon bslns
high testimonials which be nov holds nom the lesd
ing physicians Of Baltimore. O6oo 81 lOth stree,
northwest, from 3 TO ,. N. mar9-iy
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me wagon Of Mr.. n. II. Homiller butcher,
w. Oh the way 10 the Savage Square Mar
nes, 1 1hs by John Bingling, in passing
avenue northeast IL was oyerfnrned ~ the
cnVer attempting 10 keep out OF an excaya
loo mace Ior water pipes. Mr.. Binglipg had
his leg broken below the Knee A~1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

FRru LES removed By Natures Beauticm
FRxcxL. 20 removed BY Natures Besutinsr
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TEE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays Per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, . to & Saturdaye,9
to & and toa Et3, 1xt1o
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF UNrrARI-
ANS, Harvey Spalding, VIM. l.. BrarnhalI
and j. w. Butterieid,l appointed to make
suitable response TO the letter OF resignation
OF Rev. Frederick Hinckley, have prepared a
society, they offer respectful and sincere as
surances of affection and esteem, and say:
IL Is the earnest wish and trust of us all that,
IN whatever field you may be called to labor
your earnest devotion 10 and advocacy of
the ideas and principles or Unitariauism
and liberal Christianity may find q proper
response in the minds and hearts of all
among whom your lot may be cast.
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES


Owing % ,he unprecedented duIlness IN co-r.-
ctal circles In New York city, have been ers'lsi
70 pnrehsse sorne RARU RsaGAISs IN sOREiGs
slieht sdyaboe on the original cost S,Ylish sncx
fake and kniokerbOckor suiiings: beautiful Plsiss
In all qualities, frcm % cents % S2sO per yard
Black Alpacas aud Mohairs, IS cents 20 Si q pe,
hard, Block snks. lneludiug Bonnet, Ben'ns,
81 per yard: Seal Brown silk. a. : 81 per ard
very cheap Bsavr Cloth FOR Iaa sasln a. oS re-
cotton cuts ss fsSss sTa i Sss J, Bs.oSst
yard; - inch an siik Velvet, si2 por ward. a
greatly reduced price, Turkey Red Table bsnssk.
81 IS: most complete line Of Ladies and Cent?
underwear OF the very beet axes and Styles direct
len Blankets. from 80 20 SIS per pair s,easnresds
81 to IS. Boulevard Sstfts, 81 and nrwaris
Prints 50 CENTS snd M; Hose from 10 cents % SO
With Complete Assortment Of other Fancy and Do
mosiic Dry Goods, AT equally low prices. All goods
sns i n.sr Sis' aid Nan 70 s,p tsars. Gall
noyls-t e29 Penns. av., bet. oh aud lOtA IS.
I ,ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS,
BRUssEL AND INGR.IN CARPETS nusP
BE SOLD.
Extra Heavy Canton Flannels, l2sS-worth rs.
Dress God stock too large. and bargains can be
hid from Exc no % fne goods.
Black SILKS oheap-sfbSc. 20 500.
Best makes double width tashrns res. &c. On.
rDrsp Etc, Eerinos, Bombazines, HenristtS
Carpet Stock very clear for cash.
5ngrains marked dow 70 @ sc. per yari.
Brussels IN Remnants from 81 o. 20 q .l2sS.
Hugs, Mats, pl tloths-vcrv cheap
Large stock Blsns and Comforts. 81 SO 90 S2 &C.
JSst dealer 10 all All soo:, s1arsn,..d :. rep
noTis n ZOE Msrke, Space, be, ith s5d STD sts
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For MEN who are exposed to the inclem-
ent weather, we offer Flannel and CASH
mere lined Brown OvercOats. Color firm.
Goods will turn water. Price SiS.
A. SAKs x Co, 3Ij It'll street.
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1897 NEW YORK AvINUE,
~ leave to announce that they are nov ssrvlz
O1sTkRS in every style; also, TEA
.Qyaers, Ice Dream, Chsriotts Russ, 0kD
yeLiins &e.s delivered n any art Of IL
CITY.
Families, Parties, Balls, &c., served q short n
oes. q reasonable prices. Quality eanDoe b .,
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THIRTY STYLES of fine Business Suits
prices ranging from $40 to $50. These goods
are as well made as nine tenths of the tailor
ing productions. Price fully one-third less
than measured garments. Goods thoroughly
shrunk. Qualities reliable.
A, SAES d Co., 3I5 tth street.
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s ss 49, sssl: = z al
and Ig8eAC ffom the laxee1( s6oek 3 s. 7oun6
10 T:..ssa t Sy 81 HI ~: :lsS s. :: e.
b0cts warning cIooet, shak1nG - dGmnina GSfe
e ~ o1e ron above; Ga This : IL - a1d
III PLACE. H1ArERs, an nakee, put u, ia
hsse enc rVoo spoys; 90, enly 90, loyH6
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At WILLIAMS Ladies' VIII tnd samples az
N COB0BED PRINCES for which orders can be
left to suit their dresses nn.5-lm
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COUGHS AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVER
L0OKED.-A continuance for any length OF
time causes irritation of the Lungs or some
chronic Throat disease. "BrO,Un's BroHchidi
Ifoches" are an effectual Cough Remedy. 60
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I'D 6z231 81 ~: Y &. 1 i.s.. s.oo.p
s.so sSs s SO g g e. % @
&e. 2l9 ~ aTss, kstvssn b snd B sorssxsss,
"a - en-: s2i 81 ..iY.16fHh r1ssaoSsSs .
A q :. sCfhS t6Sl id iHr rs :: y.
A o11A 7 IHDUCEnEur TO PURCHASERS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

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, 1875-07-15
From Port Townsend.
PoRT TOWNSEND, July IS, Is

PoRT TOWNSEND, July IS, 1875.
Ed. D1spArcH:-The last two or three
days have been pretty lively, even for
Port Townsend. On Saturday, Jimmie
Good, the notorious, had row in his
mad house. He got drunk and beat a
squaw badly and then attacked buck.
During the fight he (Good) put his
hand through a window and cut it
pretty badly. He was Immediately ar
rested by the vely efficient Marshal,
Edward Hickman and on Monday was
fined.
On Sunday, cutting scrape occurred
at Port Discovery, one sailor stabbing
another very severely, the knife enter.
ing the left side about the lower rib.
The wounded man and his assailant
were brought to town Immediately; the
one going to the hospital and the other
to Jail. did not learn the cause of the
dispute.
have Just learned of another cutting
scrape. this time taking place in the
county Jail. A prisoner named Watt
cut another prisoner named Wright.
both in for murder, over the head with
an axe, making three fearful wounds.
At this writing cannot tell whether the
wounded man will live or die.
The Nicaguaran ship Mathilde is at
present in the harbor, having arrived on
Sunday from Salaverry, Peru. She
will proceed to Burrard Inlet to load.
More anon. NIB.