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CHARMS AS HELPS TO BREAK JAIL
Wiihelmina Weick, the conyicted murder.
ess, has gone TO Sing Sing prison, where she
Is 10 spend the remainder OF her life. She
was Ia the best OF good spirits before start.
lng, laughing and joking with the attaches
OF the jail, and evidently in no way dIscon-
certed by the prospect OF lifetime behind
prison walls. She intimated that she would
able 10 effect her release by the power of her
magic book" and Egyptian charms OF
which she has regained possession.-[ Bu0alo
Express, 18Th. 'O'0
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y GYMNAsT'S DIVoRCE.-Justice Dyk-
man, In New York, has granted a decree of
absolute divorce TO George w. Warden from
Sarah Il. Warden. They were married in
Philadelphia in 1880. George was gymuast,
and Sarah song and dance artistic. They
lived in Philadelphia until 1874, when George
went to New York. He was afterwari aston
ished TO see his wife performing on the stage
of Harry Hills variety theater
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THERE IS NOTHING MYSTERIOUS about
the disappearance from the skin of cru ptIons,
burns. scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores
through the influence or Gleaa's SasEhtar Soap.
Sulphur is a potent puriner and healer OF tie
skin, and is most beneficially utilized ia this
form. Depot, CRITTENroN's, No. I, 9Th ave-
nue..
To RENEW YOUR YOUTH use Hrs Tasal-
tdloois Hdir Dye. E,m,w,f,6
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A SAD FAMILY TRAGEDY recently occurr-
ed near Pottsville, Pa, at q lime kiln be-
longing to John K. Cameron. Recently he
started a fire In the kiln and went to work in
his hay held. Two OF his children, boy Of
nine and girl OF i've, began playing with
an Old wiDdlass that hung over the kiln, aud
the boy proposed to his sister that he should
give her ride. She assented, and he lowered
The windlass with her In the bucket, but the
nTe had got under way, emitting poisonous
gases, and she screamed to come up. The
boy found himself unable TO pull up the
bucket and ran for his mother and grand
mother. Mrs. Cameron saw her child lying
on the bottom of the kiln. Sue had fallen on {
OF Inc bucket, being OverpOwered by the gas
Thinking that the child might be restored If
taken out at once, Mrs. Cameron drew the
bucket up. She placed her little boy in It,
and telling him TO place the body OF his little
sister Ia II as quickly as possible, and get
back into IL himself, she lowered him into
the noxious pit. Toe little fellow succeeded
In placing The body in the bas ket, and cling
ing 10 the side of IL himself, was dra Sn a few
teet upward, when he succum bed to the in
Huence of the gas and fell back unconscious
TO the bottom. Mrs. Cameron drew the boiy
OF her little girl TO the top and hastily re-
moved II rom the bucket and placed 1t On
the ground. She then gave the crank of the
windlass TO the mother in-law, a lady near
ly 20 years old, and told her TO lower her
quickly into the pit, TO the rescue of her other
child. She then got into the bucket. Her
weight was more than old Mrs. Cameron
could control, and the crank slipped from
her hands, and whrling round struck her on
the head and Knocked her senseIess to the
ground. Her daughter in-laW was hurled
Violently TO the bottom OF the kiln, and no
doubt rendered unconscious before the gas
affected her. The PottsvfIIe stage came
along and the driver rendered all the assist,
ance he could, but the mother and her tWo
children were dead.
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a HUGE BLACK SNAKE recently crawled
into the d-chamber of Miss Betty Lakin
startled the young lady considerably for
moment, after which she regained her pres
ence of mind and shot the intruder dead. 1t
measured four feet in length Frederick
mi Union
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A WITTY WoMAN's SHAl PRACTICE
Twenty years ago q Liverpool steam PACKET
company wished 10 buy land Of q woman
She sold IL cheap, but got q clause In the
agreement that during her " hole life che
and companion might at any time travel
free In the company's vessels T se day after
house, and went on board the outward
bound vessel. Since then she has always
lived on some ship ofthe company. accom-
She advertises, and whose passage paoney
she pockets. She has made over $1,000 In
this way AlbOsu Journal.
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being indispensable 90 health aud comfort,
thousands OF the intelligent public visit DR..
Whites establishment. i4i6 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite WIllard's Hotel, for relief
from corus, ounions, bad nails. vascular ex-
crescences, DC. Fee, Al per visit
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CArARRH, discharges nom the head and
sll other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
oenee OF success has been realized from his
treatment. ONCE 500 9th street q. W. ISL:
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LOCAL NE US.
CONDENSED Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at 7:I5 p.
m and extinguished at 3 a. m.
Mr.. j. @. Parker Is again on hand with
early copies OF the New York and Philatel-
pbia papers OF today.
z. Y. y. Boswell was arrested this after
noon, on the charge OF assault with inteat to
commit q rape on little girl about 10 years
of age.
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r sfRIoUs, PsRHAPs FATAL, ACCIDENT
tnI NJ, nnlI ~ 80 clock, horse driven
department, residing at Mount PIeasaT, 10y ~
away on 18th street, between L. ana M III
Iunnlng gainst a lamp post Mr.. York's 80
was otherwise seriously injured. DIS Vsrr1
and Mundel were called In and rendsrs-t
medical attention. II Is feared that York is
fatally Injured.
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From Rostoel Kinney, NJ d., Of Mulns-s7s.
~ f.:-"l do not hesitate 20 say that Peru
rtdn Syr1.p has claims TO confidence equal II
not superior to those OF any medicine that
IL with great success for Dyspepsia aud Epi-
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~ Phiiadelphia mead and Canada root
beer have not driven out our natiye aods
water. They taste too much like kfssinS a
girl with mouthful OF chewing gam.
- Rochester Democrat: - Henry Wat.
terson POLITICALLY says that ice fs avrtsr
gone TO sleep" 1t hes every opportunity for
going TO sleep while Henry Natter1on n
arouDd-LH II Herald,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issuet N
Henry TompkiIs and Sophia Richard SON:
Hezeklsh Randolph and Alice WashIngton!
James Esly and Annie Ambush; iona W
Parrish and Susan Ella Marks, both OF
f : county, Va; Perry Lyles and
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A CHILD ATTACKED BY A SAVAGE
BULL DOG.-Last evening a young GIRL
named Kate Meany, while passiog aloog
New Jersey avenue, between Q and X streets
northwest, was attacked by q large ball
cog, which seized her right leg aud nearly
fIlpped The flesh from the bone Officer
heeee rescued the girl, and conveyed her to
Boundary, where she was Attended, nv mr.
s TIE oficer Afterwards kIlle,i the
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TRgsTnIe, SALE or yALUABLI UNIV.
frWnEH 18th AaD 18th STREETS NORTH
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated septemberHne
folio 81, ct SEQ one Of the Land records Of the
District OF Columbia and by the written request Of
auction, in front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
July 81, is7s = ~ e'cioct m, ~ that piece or
Washipston, District Of Columbia, and known aud
desigpats z Lot numbered twelve si2,. IN Square
Terms: 0he-fourth cash: balance In 6, u and -
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
saie and secured BY deed Of trust on ths Properly
sold VIII b talen. A deIosit Of oIe VIII p re-
DeDse Of the Iurchassr. II ths terms Of Sls ere not
complied with In ten days fro1 day Of sa1s, the
The fisk and Of the dofaultinG purchase, aft
I'VE days adveytisenent,
,p..... Ssts 81 ssbs$S;;ss: : ,.;....
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pRowSED IN TUB.-On Tuesday night
h ,asu James Campbell, Of Dayton. Rocking
ana Tell into Q large tub oiled with water,
When found he was deed,
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ARrruLNEss 1t has Just trans PRED that
Philadelphia has q surplus OF 10000 females
over mates In its population. A great m any
people have wondered why this city vas
nxed upon for the Centennial Exhibition.
Perhaps they viii leave or wondering aftsr
this--IJudy.
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INDIAN NAMES.-An ALeIdldrtd Sentinel
Lee, a few days ago, learned the derivation
OF some OF the Indian names now high on
the roll OF fame. The general is an old H.
dlan nghter, ard b2s had the honor OF an
named from buffalo, bull which was driven
INTO camp at the ii uae OF his birth, and,
remained in that post,. re some tina ;ra11
Horse got bis name rom q wild pony In
camp at his nativity; Red Cloud, from the
apps arapce OF the heaven - when BE FIRST saw
the light; Spotted Tail, rom a horse of cir
Gus like peculiarlties, &c. The Indians have
no family designations, bu patronimic and
or fancy.
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@ 1T 2 TIE Ms.

TRCNKs-Persops preparing 10 leave the
ciiy for the sum mer viii Ind a splendid as
sortment OF Trunks, Bags and Nalises, OF
modern styles and At popular prices, a.
Lewis, so eth street, between aud X.
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Weather Proeabigitses Io-sas.
orYIcr or CHrrr 3IerAL Orrrcns.

WAsHTEGTOs, July II, 1876 )
For the middle states lower temperature
and northwest to northeast winds, with
generally clear weather and rising baro-
meier.
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AT THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the
Grand Council, Sons OF Jonadab, on Wei
nesday, the following officers were elected
LOT Inc ensuing year: Worthy grand chief
W. u. Perry; worthy grand deputy chief. r.
somerscales; worthy grand patriarch, w III.
Champions worthy grand secretary, r Sug-
Gen; worthy grand treasurer, W. III. Young
worthy grand marshal, w. III. Mocaber:
worthy grand inside watehman, w e War
tenhuker; worthy grand outside Waterman,
w. III. Norton.
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A MISSING BoY-The son 0f the Rev. ].
Wheeler, pastor OF Wesley 81. E. Chapel,
missing since Monday last, having Ieft
nome that afternoon To take the 5 O'Clock
Iraln FOR Alexandria. TO visit some friends
ne hs Is II years cid, tall and very thin, dark
ndIl cut close, small bald spot about "a
iaIks as q len-cent piece on the side of hts
EeS1, AID mas dark eyes. lie was aftired 10
a PICK summer cloth jacket aud pants,
Congress CATERS. N
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DEATH IN DhNrIsr's CaAIR.-AtG Gosh
Ball, aged 30 years, OF Warwicn, After he wing
a tooth drawn and suffering q nervous
spasm, vent 70 sleep In the dentists chair
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PoPuLAR IMPROVED SOFA with grana-
lated ice. koLB'S, corner ia and L streets.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

MARY WASHINGTON
Will hereafter be msde only 20 MT.
VERNON SPRINGS, whore no fn- ST
toxioating drinks will be sold on thesA--...--
grounds or boats
Two trips:-Lesying 7th-street wharf at 10 a. m,
returning at y. m; fare 40 cents. SecOni trip,
leaving at 4 .. IN returning az $50: fare rs
cents. Those going on the first trip return on
the second trip free OF ch-rge. refreshments, fu-
grounds
Persons wishing TO spend q pleasant day in the
country, where good water and shade sbouuds,
can do so. isls-2m
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'To oosTRACToRs AND BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the ereo-
ton Of a BUILDING FSR THE MILLER MAN
UAL LABOR SCHOOL, situated In Alpemarle
county Va about six mites distant from the Green
wood depot Of Ohees peake and Ohio railroad
THE BUILDING is to have front OF about 2aS
feet, with side wings about $50 feet long be three
stories high, including basement aud to have q
MansaId roof. to be supplied with water AMI gas
and be ated by steam or hot w.fer
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and further infOrmato On given at
the Offices of Judge JOIN l.. CocHRAN,fn Ch,r-
lottesville, Va, and a. LUBBOCK, Architect, Ri III
mond, Va.
BIDS will be received at either place for any
branch Of the work or for the whole work COM
pleted. In the latter case the proposals must be
made by filing out the furnished blank especially
provided for that purpose.
All bids must be sent in on or before the 5TH
PAY OF AUGUST, 1S76, at 4 O'Clock o m when
they will be opened at the Office OF Judge yohn L.
Cochran, in Charlottesville, Va.
JUDGE JOHN l.. COCHRAN,
Chairman OF Building Committee.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July Is, lS76
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, &C.-The dfth has
ket picnic on the steamer HarbIngsr will
leave 9th street wharf on Sunday, 20 inst,
at 3 a. m, going nifty miles down the river
and returning at %. m.
The Mary Washington Will make two trims
sunday to Mount Vernon Springs ONLY
leaving sth-street wharf at 10 a. m, return
1rg al p m and Tor the second trip leaving
At p. m. and returning az $50.
Ine Lady OF the Lake Will make ner regu-
Iar Sunday excursion, leaving her csrf at
p m for ave hours trip On tee F5tOmac.
See adv.
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II h. WARNER, corner 7th and SITS.
1RgsTEEs SALE OF a TWO: STORY FRAME

II d. WARNER, corner 7th and SITS.
IRUsTEEs sALEoF A TWO STORY FRAME
nMELLIEa, No. ara sTREEr SOUTH
WEST.
BY virtue OF o deed OF trust dated March -
Eth. A. ID. 1878, duly recorded In Liber DO. f..0
W, folio l0f, one Of the land records for thes.
District OF Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, shall sell. at public auc-
tiop. In front o. the premises, on TUESDAY,, July
18th lo!S, at O'Clock p m, all that certain piece
known as Part Of lots numbered twenty eight (23j
ana twenty nine fzsl In square numbered four hun
came ct point on street south. distant fourteen
u4l feet east from tie northwestern corner of lot
numbered twenty eight 80 thence east twenty (2ol
feet and four inches; thence west twenty (9O feet
thence north one hundred and twenty two l23) feet
and four 90 inches 70 the Dlace Of beginning, to.
eether with the improvements, 80.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance ct 8, II and Is
months, with per cent interest, secured BY deed
conyeyAncipg .t purchesere cost. Terms 20 Be
". .: TAPPAN, Trustee.
~THR ABOVE GALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July Gath, 1879, same hour and place.
jyl9-wsr&cs 1T. COLDWBLL, Salesman.
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A NEW PICTURE OF NIAGARA.-Exhibi-
lions nave been more numerous this season
than ever before. Some of them possess
unique interest, and chief among these
one made up OF the pictures of the late Mr..
Megnot, who was, believe, a Frenchman by
birth, though he passed much of his life In
America, where he was married. His widow
gathered together in three rooms in Bond
street his admirable works. Among them is
large picture of the Horseshoe Fall of Nj
egara, which Is certainly the finest render
Ing OF that much painted subject which has
yet been made. The fall is painted from
Ierrapln Tower, with no land visible except
the distant Canadian shore beyond the rap
Ids. The time is just after sunrise when the
light Unts the eastern side OF every high
wave, throwing its other side in q soft green
shadow. Three colors alone are employed in
the vast picture, but the degrees aud shades
OF these three are so infinite IN number that
Tie canvas is nlled with spirited effects and
surprises. Many artists visit the galleries
simply to gaze upon and study this picture
aid some of them declare that no living
artist can paint such water and foam SO
great is The fascination that IL is difficult to
leave this picture IN order to pay proper
attention TO the others, though many OF
these are OF great ENTHUSIASTICALLY two
representing The JuDgfrau at morning and
at evenIng.-lL OssctOSs Letter.
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Il Oh c III A X Z n Il /.

The fast Steamers JANE MOSELET and J. w
THOMPSON may be Chartered FOR
Excursiors at reasonable rates, APP ssHSxEt
ply at Company . Office, foot Of oh st. ie2i 2In
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RIGHTS VI FORMER SLAVE WIVES AND
CHILDRsN.- Surrogate Calvin, OF Jhs surro.
gate office, New York city, has decided that
me estate of deceased cO'OTed man in New
YORK goes 10 the surviving wife by cOhabi-
I lion when the parties were slaves, and
tEe1r children recognizing the validity of a
marriage of That kind when in the state of
seIyitGce. Anthony Jones, formerly "A slave
In Virginia, escaped 50 years ago to New
YORK. he died leaving some S1j 900 In per
sonsl and real estate. the Is tate was claim
ed by the tate OF New YOrK, under the sup
position that the deceased left no relatives
entitled 10 IL under the law. Claim, how
ever, was set up by Patsey Minor, as his
widow, and Anthony Smith, their son. The
W1CoW, several years after the escape from
servitude of her putative husband, su pposlng
him del d, took another husband, after thu
same fashion as her first. The surrogate
awarded the widow her one third OF the per-
sonslity TO which widow is entitled in New
York, and her dover in the realty. The lead
Ing principle OF the decision is that the claim
ants "were TO all intents and purposes the
wife and son OF the deceased Anthony Jones
and consequently entitled to such property
as the putative husband and father left and
especially under the act OF Virginia of 1865,
which provides that wherever negroes have
lived together as man and wife, and shall
have ceased to live together for any cause
before The passage OF that act, all the chill
dren OF The woman, recognized by the man
10 be his wife, shall be deemed legitimate,
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c.

EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c.
CENTEHEIAL IN 'UasI0S FBOM W ASH
" INGTOS To PHILADELPHIA-A -
deUe htful trip 20 the invig ating salt air OF
The Lower Potomac and the Chesapeake Bay, 40
Phi sdelphis The schooner J. J. Bsrsel viii isSve
Johnsons Wharf, 18th strt ct. TUESDAY, July
18th, AT $40 .. m, nd r. turn within ten days.
Tickets, including Board, e5 50.
jy2l-3t' ID. PERRY, Captain,
TIE 3TH SELECT BASKET PICNIC ON THE
L STEAMER HARBIkGER will r.
leave 9th street wharf en- sun E0
DAY, July 23d, at q M, going 5osz-xczszEzm.
miles doV n the river. Will laud at ths Bluffs, in
Potomac Greek, and at the Indian Burying Ground,
the Shell Rocks, &C.. returning by
Jy9I M. Is. GREGG, captain.
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The Heated Term.
MORE VICTIMS.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. B. w. BarnItz.
who was boarding al the house OF Mr.. Roth
well, No. 1l3 b street southeast, was found
dead in bed, II being supposed he died be-
tween the hours OF and O'Clock. Dr. Beal
was summoned and notified the coroner,
who gave the cause of death to ne con ges,
ton OF the brain, superinduced by the heat
and gave q certificate OF burial. Mr. Bar
nitz was much respected. He was engaged
as chorister in the choir OF st. Marks church.
Inc remains Will be taken TO York, Pa, for
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Butler, a
carpenter at work In the shop of Mr.. j.
george NaylOr, on Louisiana avenue, near
the City Hall, was overcome by the heat
and was taken to his residence, No. Oils n
street Dr. Evans was called in. Butler was
so TAR gone that for several hours his system
failed To respond to the remedies. but this
morning his condition had improved.
John Wenger, tailor, keeping store at
Inc corner OF ilth and + streets, ana residing
at lis New Jersey avenue, was overcome
with the heat this morning at his residence,
and died in few hours.
Yesterday, man named George w. Free
man was overcome by heat while on his way
TO Alexandria. He was taken charge OF by
Officers Barry and KenDer, who called in
the boat and sent to Alexandria, where ne
belonged.
a colored man named Boston, employed at
the National hotel, was Frustrated by the
heat about three O'Clock yesterday after
noon, on 9th street, near the Center Market
He was taken TO Drew Il Gibbs drug store
and treated by DR.. McBlaIr, after which he
was sent 10 his home.
Jerre Cornell, grocer, residing on the cor
ner OF Sd and f streets south west, was over
come by the heat yesterday, near the City
Hail. he was carried into Justice Hughes
offce, where DR.. w. l.. NayIor rendered
medical assistance, after which lie was
IA ken home 10 a carriage.
Yesterday afternoon B. Allen was over
come by the heat on Pennsyl vania avenue
and conveyed to Drew & Gibbs drug store,
corner OF the avenue and 9th street, where
he received proper attention.
Charles Hagan was overcome by the heat
yesterday, at the corner of 7tA and streets
northwest. Officers Morgan and Pfad con-
veyed him to joys blacksmith shop, where
he was attended by DIR. Ashford.
Last evening cripple named George Saw
age, colored, was Frustrated by the heat on
Lth street northwest, above the Boundary.
Oncer Reese conveyed him to the ID pre-
ctnct station, where Drs. Glenen and Palmer
attended him. he was afterwards removed
to the Freedmen's hospital.
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FIRE No. THIS MoRNING.-The alarm
at $50 this morning, from box 43I, was
CAUSED oy me discovery OF IRE In brick
southwest, owned by Mr.. VIM. LLOYD. The
alarm was turned In by Mr.. B. Vernon, but
the IRE was extingutshed by workmen with
hose attached TO the water-plug of the
commissary department on the opposi te
side of the street before the arrival OF the
IRE department. The fire originated among
some bed clothing in a chamber, and the
damage was small.
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81. MARY 5 COUNTY,. ND.
SUPP BATHING AND OOEAN BgEKzE.
HOTEL AsD COTTAGE PLAN.

POINT LOOKOUT, situated ll0milas from WASH
lnEton, ~ the couhueuce OF the Cbesa reh X . n
bay and Potomac river, IL well known az ffA0
The most pleasant Summer Resort on the ia d. III
CbeesPebke or Potomac. For health ard C.1-7T -t
fae no equal, possessing Gil the sdysnfaErs a s1r
20 the Atlantic coast
The Chesapeake Is IS sud the Potomac Il miles
wide a. Point Lookout: and the Hotel auf rottaeeT
being located uitt IN few yards Of beach, re-
ceiye the fun benefit u the Ocean Breeze.
The table will be well supplied
flsE, OYSTERS, and GRABS fresh rom the
water every day.
Access from Washington per steamers Ley OF
the Lake, Jane Moseley, Mary Washington, Of Hal
umoTe, sud Express. Baltimore, stsAa,srs NARY
Warrington and Express.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
LADY OF THE LAKE,
Hereafter and until further notice, tic Lady Of
the Lake will make regular Excursions, leaving
her whsif foot Of 9th str eet, At D. m, for a fve
hours trip on the Potomac, arriving home prompt
ly atsp m.
Fare, so cents; children half price
9TH and 9th street cara so directly to the wharf.
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A BOY ACCIDENTALLY = .OT-The SHdl
ReSUH II Letting Children Haze Fire ATns.-
About O'Clock this morning Albert Wal
Gamer, III years old, living at No. 1888 5th
street northwest, was accidentally shot In
the head by Clarence Moulton, years old :,
Innlctng serious wound. DIR. p. q. Young
was called In and rendered medical aid. IT
appears that young MOultOn was In his
father 5 yard, corner 5th and - streets, at the
lime, handling musket loaded with gravel,
when II was accidentally discharged, the
iOsd "a king effect In young Waldamer's fore
head, making painful though not a dan
geroCS wound.