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MABEL LEoNARD-The Child Actress Found
ia Ho6Oken-Mabel Leonard, the child ac-
rs. with whom she had been placed by the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Children, last Wednesday, has been traced
by the agents or the snniH.y IN uc5,,J,sSen.
where she Is with her mother, and it is ex-
a very short time. The Supreme Court hav-
ing already constituted itself her guardian
and adjudged her mother and stepfather i'm
proper persons 10 have her In charge, steps
viii be taken to have her placed in some
asylum. John p. Richards, the stepfa her OF
the girl, called at the sherifi7s Office yester-
day to surrender himself, as he understood
that a warrant for his arrest had been issued
The of GERS there, however, knew of no such
warrant, and he went away.
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LOCAL NEWS.


From j. c. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance of the mails.
j. u. Tarnsll and II. J. Bailey, OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, cadet engineers at An.
papolis, have resigned.
Saturday afternoon Justice Mills fined
SOFIA lie l-arey so for cruelty beating q
horse with piece of plank.
Misses Anne Fiske Banfield and Gertrude
Bascom, of his city, will be among the grad
mates OF Eassar College, Poughkeepsie, ".
Yesterday a mad dog was killed on Penn
Syfvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
streets. II belonged to Mr.; Charles King,
and had bitten one OF mis- children.
Io-morrow the Clay-street Methodist
Church, Richmond, Va, have an excursion
70 this city, leaving Richmond at O'Clock
The festival and promenade concert this
evening at MarinPs hall in aid Of the George
town College Boat Club will doubtless be a
pMajOr Richards has re-issued general Or
der No. 20, prohibiting the firing OF OF pis-
tolls, frecrackers and other explosives with
an The city limits on the 4th OF July.
The following officers have been elected by
the German American Fire Insurance Com
pany: John Hitz. president; G.. +. Schafer,
II. Hslstead. secretary; Chas. F. Senafer, as
siseant secretary.
The annual distribution of premiums OF
the Frederick MIDI Academy of Visitation
took pl ace on the I'D inst, when a gradual
ing medal was conferred on Miss Lizzie
Mitchell, Of the District OF Columbia. Miss
did Misses MOllie Collins and NJ. ]. COgan.
of this District.
A large temperance meeting was held last
night az the Congregational Church. under
the auspices Of the Howard Division Sons
of Temperance; one yesterday afternoon at
The corner az 9TH street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and another at the Dashaway Club
last night Some forty persons in all 81 gncd
the pledge.
The funeral Of the Mr.. Frederick Iddin-
formerly a master painter and latterly
a GrN MIA lspr~ rfavn
from his late residence on New York avenue,
near 4th street. A very large number OF Odd
Fellows, comprising the Grand Lodge of the
District and Central Lodge, the Grand En-
campment and Columbian Fncampmeut
with delegation Of the uniformed patriarchs
attended.
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DEATH AT A SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
While the storm was raging last evening, a
barge filled with eXcursionists from the Bed
fOrd-street Sunday school, who had been on
picnic, was moOred at the pier at Bedford
street There were no lights on the barge nor
on the pier, and the planking and dirt of the
George Losey. of Jane street, to avoid the
water walked on the string piece. He slipped
and fell into the river. John McMullen. his
women screamed, and ran in great confusion
up and down the pier. At every cash OF
lightning McMullen and the boy could be
seen struggling with the tide. They soon
disappeared, and McMullen's body was af-
ferward recovered.-t& Y. Sun, nj
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RIA Paris dispatch says the steamer con-
yeying the monster krupp gun from Phila-
delphia TO Russia has grounded.
81 Mrs. Hubbell, of Brooklyn, who recent
ly arrived at Sing Sing, n. Y, for the sum-
mer, shot herself and child Saturday night
while temporarily insane.
1The New Orleans custom house COM
mission on Saturday heard complaints of
merchants as to excessive warehouse charges =,
drayage, sampling, etc. Many abus es were
pointed out.
81 There was a woman's rights meeting in
London on the Sd inst, at which Miss Becker
astounded the company by declaring that
there are 200, 900 spinsters in Great Britain,
who own tl5O 900, 900 of property.
~Jackson Schultz makes oath before the
custom house commission that we are a ma
ton OF smugglers. He says that ladies nov
ing in the highest society smuggle gold
watches and lace TO this country in their old
shoes.
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5000 BARRELS PER DAY Squirting FROM
AN OIL WELL.-Word was received in the
city yesterday that the Henderson well, No
:, situated near the late McCalmont well,
commenced flowing between $500 and 600
barrels day on Tuesday, and at latest ac-
counts was maintaining that rate. This we'll
is owned by Mitchell, Lee s. Co., OF OIL City.
A dispatch received yesten1ay afternoon at
the Office OF the Columbia Conduit Company
confirmed the foregoing Pittso,vg Cure
Sto5dence.
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by every consideration Of economy. But health is
allowed 70 insure itself and by "A waste, unpardon-
able In all other matters, the constitution is bank
Tuptet through the agency Of impoverished blood.
Dr.. Bull Blood NtuTe. by its ~onderful restora-
tive influence, purites and enTiches the blood aud
induces coed health
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HELP for the weak. nervous, and debili-
tated. Chronic and painful diseases cured
without medicine. Electric Belts and other
appliances, all about them, and how to dis.
tfnguish the genuine from the spurious.
Book, with particulars, free. Address Pull
Y. 6,25,dS keowIy
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WHAT are the credentials OF Glatn's Sal
phtT Soap Firstly, IL is endorsed by medi-
cal men as a disinfectant, deodorizer, and
remedy for local diseases of the skin. Sec
ondly, IL is an admirable article for toilet
use. Thirdly, IL is inexpensive.
Beantify without risk with HiLrs Ilstdntu
neotls Hair Due eoS
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CIT Y TT z N 8.

THE NAME of Deoieu's Yedxf Polpdier sheds
balm through every household, for its use
necessitates the most perfect bread, cake,
pies, pastry, etc, other things being equal
Skeptics need but a single trial 10 be con-
WINGED that this is the best OF all the powders
used In baking.
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DThe Catholic church of the Sacred Heart
Brooklyn, y. Y, was dedicated yesterday
morning. Cardinal McCloskey took part in
the services.
81 There was slight frost in the vicinity
OF Toledo, Ohio, Friday night, and damag-
ing one In the north western section Of the
province Of Ontario.
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LOST HIS DIAMOND PIN.-m Chicago
Harry Little {LeOnard Growers SOM. Of
"Our Boarding House, combination, went
out 10 fight the tiger. The tiger used him up
terribly, and also took from him 500 dia-
mond pin; whereupOn Mr.. Harry Little took
little gun and tried to blow out mis- little
brains. He lingers for the fool killer
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A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
General Once, corner 10th and II; I'd District at
the Arlington Hotel; Sd District, IS Penn avenue.
b9x rents 70 be reduced 10 81 rs per month after
the LIST Of July. Send for circulars.
Instruments are placed in the house Of any citizen
g the expense OF the Company, by which certain
signals can be communicated to the Offices above
mentioned, from which points the service required
promptly rendered. A messenger can be called q
any hour, day or night 10 any erraad required
Policeman, In constant attendance at ONCE day
ana night, starts to the house instantly when police
call bturned IN. Once In telegrAphic commuuica-
ton with central IRE alarm. Engines at the door
two minutes amer IRE alarm IL turned In at house.
moned instantly dav OF night. No Natchman can
sleep on duty without being reported next morning
IL attacked by robbers he summon assistance ~
once by turning In police CALL his regular sie-
nails are suspended, ne0eager 10 seut 70 know the
reason.
nyN-seen :. h RUAI, IysaSsat.
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THE ILLNESS OF AN ACToR-Charles r.
Thorne, jr.. is very ill with dyspepsia and
nervous proSratiOn in Cohasset He was at
tackled in Boston while performing with the
Union Square Theater company, and his
part ln"The Danichefis" vas taken by Louis
James. Later, in Providence he Showed
symptoms of insanity. Under the advice of
his physician he has broken au engagement
TO play next month in Chicago, and will rest
during the summer.
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A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual
no complaint to which humanity is subject
which the dyspeptic does not at different
times suppose that he has, or Is about to
have. The only way TO disabuse the suffer
er's mind of these fancies, which are realities
to him. is TO infuse life and vigor into his di-
gesfive organs, and the most potent prepa-
ration for this purpose is Hostetter's Stomach
BHters.
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SUICIDE FROM MoRTIFIcATIoN.-AtM MID
dletown, n. v, John Van Wrinkle, aged .
years, committed suicide last Friday by TAX
ing morphine. A year ago Van Wrinkle in
Cured debts amounting TO several hundred
dollars, which he paid by forgeries. His rel
atives settled the affair. Chagrin over the
disclosure was the cause of the Suicide.
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MADE INSANE BY GRIEF.-Mr. Robert III.
BeSson, of the firm of Mount & BeSson lutn-
her dealers in HobOken. was sent TO the lun-
attic asylum yesterday. Mr.. BeSson lost three
children by diphtheTia. and grief unsettled
his mind " Y. Sun, 22d.
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SCIr AGAINST PHYsICIAN-Messrs.
hamilton and Darlington have for jeremiah
sheahan entered q suit against DIR. James II.
RELY for $500 damages for ALLEGED mall
practice IN attending plaintiff for a q lslocat-
ed shoulder in December last
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THE NEW UNITARIAN CHURCH-The
corner stone of the new Unitarian Church at
the corner of 18th and L streets, will be laid
on Wednesday evening next, at go p. IN.
The church will be OF the Renaissance style
ofarehitecture, and will extend % feet on 18th
street and 10 feet on l. strS1,r. It's tower Aud
spire viii DC 80 feet In height. The new
&DGfch Is den0minated "All Souls Church. y
The Grand Lodge of MasoRs OF the District
have accepted the invitation TO lay the cor
ner-stOne.
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FAILURE OF BANKERs.-The banking
firm of Sidney Pulsifer Il Co. Peoria, III,
rave suspended. WOOlner Brothers, large
dlstlllers, have been borrowing heavily from
me blm, and will doubtless fail also. Sidney
PulSller, whose property is said to amount
over 81 100000, announces that it is sacredIy
pledged 10 pay his firms liabilities, and he
believes the creditors OF the firm will lose
nothing.
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VIRGINIA's DEBT.-It appears from the
second auditors latest statement that the
debt OF Virginia, principal and interest,
amounts TO lott 30 900 900, and that il Is in
creaslng while no Interest is paid in money
at the rate OF 500, 900 per annIim.
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A LONG STRIKE ENDED.-The Moulders'
Union at Troy, \. Y, one of the strongest in
the country, have resolved TO allow mem Der 3
10 work in any shop on any terms, a virtual
dissolution of the union. This action ends a
strike OF eight months duration
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Two MIN Yesterday morning
five colOTed men started from the foot of Sd
street southeast in sail boat, and on their
return, about O'Clock p IN, when within
few hundred yards Of the wharf from whence
they started, the boat capsized. and two OF
Them, John Williams and Daniel Brown,
were drowned, Quite a number OF persons
were about the whaTves at the time and wit
messed the occurrence. There was vessel
with boats near by. Two OF the men saved
themselves by swimming, and the nth one
whe could not swim, held fast to the boat
until rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

LAWSs. In seal brown, dark green, navy
oane and black, with handsome border: also
lawns white ground with black, blue, lavenI
Space.
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THE FREE NIGHT SCHOOL connected
with Carroll Institute has closed for its sum
mer vacation. Prizes were distributed bv
Father Walter as follows: Silver medal (gift
OF Maj. y. ODriscolll, TO Ed. Chapman;
premiums to Albert Milburn, Ed. Chapman,
Willie Devine, John p lood, Dennis O'Sulli-
van, Jno. ListOn, Harry HIllegeist. Michael
Flood, Logan McGee, Fred. Titmarsh
Iemuel Barber, Irving Peasants and Ed
ward McCrysial. President Bingham pre-
scented copy Of the Genius OF Christianity"
10 the teacher, Mr.. =. Vaughan.
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THE SEvENTEEN-YEAR OLD LoCUsrs.-
The Fort Tobacco, Md, Times says that the
peared in that quarter, and that they have
done and never do any damage to vegetation
when above ground. What they do when in
the grub shape when under ground is a
matter not, perhaps, definitely known.
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.,fkIGG's JEgELRY STORE received beam
saui sly les IN Roman, Lake George diamond,
IN the city, No. Az PcunsyivanIs Svenne
near u street--Adr't 'Se'
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MARRIAGE Licenses hayo ha.,, t..,..I. =.
gssorge w. Rae, of Richmond, and g. " Wi.
HsEsoni q. Elwood Chalfant and Emme 70
s'orfis, DOH " Cleveland, ohio, i''
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BANKER
DILES AND FISTULA.

DR.. II. ID. SHRADER, Office l2lO n street
northwest, positively and permanently cures Piles
and Fistula inc matter of how long stAndingb by
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method OF treatment, without resort to the Knife,
perfect cure guaranteed In all cases or money re-
4O7 Pennsy ly ania avenue; u. @. SaiIer, of the
lmery Coal Company office, Let aud streets north
vest; O. A. Brewer, 3Iz Il. Capitol street h. p.
Garter Gar, 4oS 18th st.; 3 Marche 5Il A st. south,
Luchs Bro, wholesale cigars and tobacco, 525
TN ST., and to many others on application at my Of
nee, whose names we have not permission to use in
connection with this advertisement.
special apartments for ladies. Hours 10 q. M to
myl7.6m
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GEN. GRANT was feasted at Trinity
House, London, Saturday night, and dis
covered that the Prince of Wales was not a
more accomplished orator than himself.
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"A DIssECTED BODY IN Rock CREEK
This morning part of a dissected body was
found IN Rock creek, above the P-street
eridge-the lower portion OF large mans
body with head and CHS tied together with
W1re- The body was undoubtedly taken
county.
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GAMBETTA speaks sanguinely OF a repub-
lican victory in the coming elections, and he
is confident France will then have a stable
and defnitive government.
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ACQCITTED.-Frank Kelly, charged with
the murder in Philadelphia of the colored
man Chase. in the election of 1871 has been
acquitted. The prisoner was previously tried
for the murder of Professor Cato and ac-
quilted. During the trial counsellor Temple
called one OF the tipstaves a perjurer, and
was ordered into custody, but was after
wards released and his offense postponed
for further consideration
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MOONLIGHT EXCURsIoN-The members of
the Metropolitan NJ. f. church will give a
moonlight excursion tomorrow evening on
the new barge the Cockade City. The boat
Will leave at 40 p. M, and return at IL .. m.
hARPER's FERRY-There will be an ex-
curslon TO Harper's Ferry Wednesday, 9th
instant.
MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN-There will be a
grand moonlight excursion given Wednes-
day evening on the Cocka1e City, by the Or
| pheus Octette Club, assisted by the Mt Yer
non Octette Club, some Of the best musical
talent of Washington and Alexandria. Boat
| leaves at $50 p. m. Tickets 50 cts.
| THE CALEDONIA CLUB will give their
| fourth excursion TO Marshall Hall on Thurs
| day, 2sth instant. See adv't.
| Young Peoples Association OF Hamlne NJ.
f. church on Thursday evening, 2sth inst.
See advt-
| SCHUETzFN PARK.-st. Peters congrega
ton will give picnic here on the Fourth Of
| July.
MogNr XEESoN;-The steamers Arrow
and Mary Washington will make two trips
! to Mount Vernon. See advt.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs have recently
been filed, as follows: = a lbert Delafield,
trustee, TO Juliet c. Delafield, lot 8, res To-
$1,000 Samuel Ford to Doyle Turner, part
.;square $50; s3O640 c. W. Chapel to J. III.
s7,I0O. Allen Chapel TO Wilmot, sub. 26,
square 9l2; S4,se5. j. g. Payne, trustee. TO
H. Frederick, part II, square ga; $3.50. ID. b.
Croft 10 Jeannette a. Atkinson, sub. 50,
square 23s; $500 G. F. Quick to A. N.
Meekor, lois Q, square sol; 1,2. 8 aud 4, square
Loss; 81, square ,O47; -, square SIC; part 8,
square 1.G66; part -, square 800; part 80,
square SIS; part ., square 1f3; part Q, square
95i; part I, square 73S; parts 2 and 4, square
7t6; $4,000 j. c. Mckelden to Petit &
Prai her: trustee, to Il. r. Gatchel. sub. Az,
square Z}s; 500. W. III. Larner 10 Robert o.
Hoffman, subs. 2i and 26, square oil. - AGO,
and OHe-third interest in sub. 6. SuuaTe 3tS}:
So coo. John F. Golbrock to III. Rupert.
subs. II TO IL, square 40; 81 500. y. and c. T.
Davis. trustees, to T.. S. Blackwood et al,
sub. 80, square 303; 1901. +. Jackson to T. NJ.
Steele, sub. /, square 3O6; 81 leo. F. T. Raw
l1bgs 10 y. N. Hazen, part 1. square Al; : is6.
A. @. Haley to +. jackson, sub. I, square sos;
S2.155. i. Thornley, to Maria Kaufman, -,
square gej; ~ 800 Deborah c. Brooke to G.,
W. Hugueley, part Is. square 395; 500.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS and w. III. Smith
waited upon the District Commissioners this
afternoon and presented the name of Mr.
Henry johnson for appointment TO be a trus-
tee of the public schools. They also present.
ed largely signed petition TO the same eff
fect, setting forth the important services of
Mr.. Johnson on the school board i'm the past,
and an earnest desire that he might be re-
appointed. The delegation was kindly re-
Ceived by Gov. DennisOn, who expressed his
appreciation of the value of Mr.. JOhnsOn's
services in behalf of the public schools.
SHIRT WAISTS.-Finest stock and STYLES
10 be found in the city, at the Boys Clothing
House of Il. Robinson d Co., 900 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.-AdUt.
FIVE 10 thirty minutes required for Lo-
dille'S Headache SDpcific N cure headache
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VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORT.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
Va CAMERON ppopRruroR

The undersigned has leased for a term of ia
years this celebrated Watering Place, ana NAY
solioits the patronage OF the public. IL will 4GAA
e Ot the Sef e IRON the LIST "
BOARD, $40 TO $50 PER MONTH, AND SIS
according to the length Of stay, number in party,
Parties from Washington can take the morning
train either ON the Virginia Midland Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and arrive at Goshen or Mlboro,
ternoon, where stages will be found to carry them
over to the Springs Distance miles IRON Goshen,5
miles from MnbOrO For partieu w =! ad Mssoy
DINEY POINT HOTEL,
L 1T. Mary's County, Md.
This favorite place Of resort, nearer to Washing
ton and more easily reached than any AAA
who proposes to increase its attract ems ls:,0l
during the present season.
bathing, i Is unsurpassed, and propose % keep the
house in better style than ever. Good music and
$ S.f ss
ss Ssss mates 10 &S hI }. swEErsER Prop
RERKELEY SPRINGS,
az NUE., from Sir Johns R;s, Maison, B. & O.
r. r., 10l Mules from WASHINGTON.
osntly bse s, 2D% x. e.Ss1E
p1sprstors, VIII ssrestsr be esn md By them =.
iSns
and favorable reputation Of the senior pro pretor
- hotel keeper, think sufficient guarantee that
nothing will be len undone 10 contribute to the
The Table s sh.ii not be s1eelsd BY that Of any
Materirg Plsee in TIE country, for good whole
The Berkeley Springs Hotel affords accommoda:
lions for flye hundred guests The Baths and
Swimming Pools have been thoroughly repaired.
Board, S5 per day: eli 80 per week; SO per
month Children u years and under, also servants
Round TIP tiekets for the season. including stage
,psss.is;iys S.%Shlsts obtained 1t WIZARDS and
~0peu for the receptio on OF guests Juns lst
For further particularly address
j. 7. TRE0O Il SON, Berkeley Springs,
my3s INV film Morgan County, Weg,va.
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SUMNER
~ RESORT,
Will open for guests June nd. 81 moderate rates.
Large grounds, simple shade, resident "A
'r Send for Circular. G0I
L. HI. HUNT.
myS nm Schoolsys Moun-sin. n. J.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
slfuaed within loo yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
ali the year Special attractions for sum- II a
Mer, With ample capacity for coo guests- ~ 81
mas All modern improyeDenfs. Six daily 4ss
mails and telegraph once. Fifteen 70 twenty drst,
cass steamers land daily except Sunday 10 yards
from the door. SUPERIOR beach for bathing at door
stsIe and good from May until November. 1oatins,
n.snine and drtsins Dsei.,ly sssrse.iys Send for
py@0 II SaVE1Vss TWP
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weather Indications To-day.
oyYfcr OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFPrcKR, .
" d Inn. IZ--

For New England, middle atlantic states
and the lower lake region, stat 'onary or
higher pressure and temperature, southwes
10 northwest winds, partly cloldy weathe :
and areas of light rain.
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To Ladies and Gentlemen.

6euTIeme0s
We wish 70 call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 9O6 q street, near 9Th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest Improvements,
whether OF American or European invention,
ne is enabled to do his work in q man ner not
TO be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in
the city on account of his superior work.
Give him a call-9O6 G street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
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THE MURDEROUs ASSAULT AT GLEN
DALE-At ar early hour on Thursday morn
ing last. Mr.. end Mrs. VIM. Baker. residing
on a farm near Glendale, about II miles
out on the Bs timOre and Potomac railroad
were ASSAULTED by q M named kagle and
his two sons, and were beaten senseiess. -
stated in Saturdays STAR. 1t was AZ fir d.
thought that both of them were fatally in
1uTed, but II is now believed they will r.
cover, although Mr.. Baker is likely to lose
an eye There had been some difficulty be-
tween the parties growing out Of the location
OF a line fence. and IL is thought this assault
grew out OF that dispute. The Kagje5 will
have a hearing before 3 Justice this after
IOon
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SECOND GRAND DRAWING.
Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 80, 1877
R3I0.OOO Cash in GiG

NEW ORGASIZATION, NEW SCHEME, NEW
MANAGEMENT
FARMERS & DROvERs BANK, Louisville, KY,
DEPOSITORY.
THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
co, authorized by Special Act of the Legislature
for the benefit Of the PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF FRANK.
FORT, " III have
The Second Of the Series of Grand Drd,oinqs
In the City Of Louisville, Ky, SATURDAY, June
3Oth, 1877,