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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

Sc axplen pas~jes lie ida yuolta yalidos por do
meses con l5 ps dc reh)a los pasal"rss de camarh.
NINOS.
Los nIIios lie los pasgje, Or ane no tensan aHo-
cuInpli les. levados gratis. l4Ns uue ionGan .
amos pDS h-td sln rtnl pIr. pag2fan paS:t
I.. Lua que t'nsn cutnltiidos no lias<uon
u. ptlarln i pasale lie ~ amos en adaantc pagar
passage entero. En- De glIc una famila tenea 2
nhos nennren DC afips. uao de eiios Aolamenie
lleya griils. los ctros pagai3,n pastJe.
CRIApOS.
Los eriados de los Fasaiarns raf,sran Jos vini,9
trasail,nicos Fslsaje a., entrspnente sA. las cria
da pasaran las ~ el prcco ,le paaaJc. sagun IL ca
tegoria tonada por amos: no tienen derecho l,
,,star los saioaes. sino el tempo rguToaamrnt'
nccesario para al saryicio DE sus amos.
kecomendamos d los pasnjeF,s iprcrihan
nombres lngar Il donie van. eQuipajct. y!
caraeteres inteligihles os rnjes s@tSpiden hast'
una hora antes de la salida aa los Yaporcs.
No admiten fetts daspdds de la iiet;adR lie loF
yapores. Para mar nformes ilrgrse Il los Consig
natarius
BORA Co&P.
MayaGioz II lie Fcbrero de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
sEGUNDo yIAIE NESSUAI..
RITA ..B.,'

Cuanio el mes az srio teEga 81 dias. las egadas
salidas seran un dia an ii primer viaje
sual. En- los meses de julio. Octuhre Dciembre, ri
vapor nges eSarii Il este puerto los diEs Seiiala
dos un dia dcspues.
Para comodida. de los rasaicros el valor dc la
Isla llevara interprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
usrA DE pErctos DE los r>sAJns DE 1. c1AsE.
s. 9ttat(o ridje nleRsHal.
RJ'TA 'slf.''

En- "a Si6 parties. en- Sa ana cuarta parte de los
precs dc Ia Los pHsajerus de 81 caAe han de lleyaI
saras.
Cuando ell vapor sale de este puerto las do Ia
manana. no SO eXpendera ningun hilIete on dichc
da pero Sc har de i de Ia tarde cl da anterior
q mas de las horRs aeostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
UnguentO Holloway.

FlERNAS DE PECH0. las Lagas antiques, , af1
las Ulceras cuyo origen no cgnSiene mencienar 81
'u anuncio p1blico. Para tedas las ERURClONEl
;ut~aneas ~ no hay remedio i.uAl al UkGUENTD H0
LLOWAY. al que millareA deben Ia sRivn0ion taNn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

Sc expiien passj lie ida yuolta yalidos por do
meses con l pe. dc r.hala los pasaloras de c.nlarA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
I D A
RET0RN
c0NsraNArARIos.

NUEyrTAs, Sres D. T. 3. Dolz Comp GIBARA
Eueesores de Silva. Rodriguez y yComp.-BARACoA.
Alayo Comp.-CUBA, Sres. :. y L. hos y Comp
min Bernedo.--AGuADILLAS SFes. Amell, Julia Ca
PuERTo- Rico Sres. Iriarte. Herman" dc Caracens
v Comn.-SANTR6aLAs. Sres. Lamb y mp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
ITISERARIO.

Serricio entire Sd,to DoniaOo Puerto Plata los Puerto
de uerto- Rtao. Saatt6mas. Europa otios oatses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
VIAJE oRDINARIo SANTu6MAs roR FL NokTE
DE SANTo DoMfsUo.
I DA
RETOR 0

TapoT Mmsstela. eapitan vilamn.
VrAyx PuERro- Rico PoR Fl. SrR DE SASTo DOMINGO
sEaUN FL srauIEETE TTINRRAHIo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

situated Nti on- hniElT'sl y.trrN Of Fort Munrus.
prsu Hll tir ytpr. SF'ial aTIrt!OrS tpr summer.
y dh lnl- ,IiiEs'.ty - guests. Has all nI.lfrn
Improvements SlN daily mails sni telegraph uIlic,a.
Fifteen To- twenty hrsi in~S S,'Tn"rs baud daily
rtl ~ilIrlN Lsl yari- from the ,hrir. superior bTIrh
or tt;htn. NJ t,Sts srFS ami ghTt from Mly until
November. isAlIg. tS,tn: ami driving specially mt
ITasTgN". >-rs tor cuulir. drsrib'ns hVgi'niC al
Vantage terms. Sc. H. fliDEBU~,
lrt lrupTiTlnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

Justice Humphreys hes discharged his jury
until July.
In the case of Susan Bnyficld VS.. Robert II.
Graham. trustee. In which Judgment by default was
given the Court has granted rcppenng OF the
The picnic of the United Kindcrgartcns of
Mis- and Mrs. Pollock will not take place to-day. hut
has been postponed til Monday on account of the
dampncSs ofthe weather,
William Jones was caught trying to get over
the back fence ola vacant house In Philadelphia Row,
East Washington, and he ycstCr day required to
give bonds nr serve the city ninety days.
The Rev BTawdic pastor of Union Bethel
church will preach special discourse to the sabbath
school of said church sunday morning, June TO- at
II O'clock, which occasion the school will render
some choice music
A coal oil lamp exploded yesterday morning
al the residence Of Richard Walker. Bridge street,
between Potomac aud Market streets. Georgetown.
The flames were extincni>hcd by Officers sullivan
and Martin without calling the fire department out
At the meeting of Mutual Division No. z,
g. Of r.. last evening at OdeOn hall Miss 4. Van
Week and MeS>rI. whrclork and Simmo contributed
trio to the entertainments Mr.. A. D. IIOpkins. read
ing, and McSSr. D. +. Holloway and Geo W. Ne.
Lain, remarks.
The three Charles are still at sca-Charlic
MoMiIOn, Charlie stewart and Charlie Goodman.
Their friends in the District would be pleased to hear
from them. II they should return. ut police head
quarters they will be received with open arms and
closed doors. Mnuton Is worth TO the cops ;sDt
Stewart, 80, hut Goodman Isn't worth cent.
Madison Burnett the policy man, arrested
In the Fourth precinct, Wednesday afternoon had
hearing In the Police Court yesterday morning, and
ancr the examination of several witnesses scn-
fenced to thirty days In jail and TO pay fine Of tlo
sixty days additional In default one Of the witnesses,
Vim Ward, 'a.d he bought snake row. from Bnr.
nett the numbers being ., 49, % and u. An appeal
was taken.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
DRAFTING JURORS.
Getting Ready for the june Teri

The clerk has drawn the following jurors
for the June term Of the Criminal Court
Grand JmV-W. e. Marshall. Eighth st. II. G.: e.
H. shorter. RhOdc Island avenue: John 7. Wine
berger. ScVcnth-strcCt rnnh John g. Nhrccht,
Georgetown: Hannibal e. Addison, Georgetown;
Gcoryc L. sheriff. Third i. n w.: G. VI. llcll. Penn.
sylvania avenue n. w: Robert Logan, X Il. II. W:
John Archer I;cnrgriuwn: VIM e. johnson. sew
cnIh st. II. W; Richard Mann, y II. II. W. William
Hines. SCvcnth->trCct rnnd: W. Dunn, sixth IT. n.
W; W. I. Whcnllcy Georgetown ". scott TuwcTs,
81. II. w. Robert LcilCh, u t. II. W.. Peter FciHn
Pennsylvania avenue; r. \. Taylor. Pennsylvania
avenue: G. 4. Cppcrman Georgetown: a. q. Cook
Sixth - u. W; Horace ;. johnson, Pennsylvania
avenue; x. T.. Boston, sherman avenue II. W: llcr.
bert shutter, Ninth >in.w.
Ifii JHry-N. II. shea, Pennsylvania avenue;
John saul. Scvrmlh-Ntrrct road; ". H. Evans Thir'
ircnIh st. W. Thns. Fnhcy. seventh It. W; Trc'
mhnchus Ford, Eighteenth St: \. II. Parks, Ny rite
avenue; Joseph Weaver. Georgetown: ]. u. Meyer,
Grant 81: r. II. ward, Eighteenth Il. Herman II.
kaiZer, Georgetown: Il. Wurmlry, Howard INT
vcrsitN: Thomas A. Cant finh, near Ct. II. e.: T. y.
Gray, Maine avenue W; 4. =. clark sixth i. :.
@; II, lhtSun ';curgCiuwn; VIM. W Williams, II 4.
n. W; III. r. Zimmerman. Thirtrrnth ST. :. W: John
H. U DOnmCll, Eighth It: u. i, Robinson, ''CSLrgc-
town: e. II. Foot. Georgetown: ]. &. Whltwcl It;
J. Rlvcs. {. It. II. W. thas King county; John W.
BOtecr Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
TUE MORRILL, SCHOOL.


The last quarterly or final examination Of
the Normal .rhuol was held At the Franklin
building yesterday. This school Is one of the
jewel, in the public school system Of the Dis
trict, and the school managers take great pride
in it. The examination was conducted by
Miss Lucilla H. Smith the principal. and SUI
pcrintcndcnt Wilson, The visitors were nu-
mcrUus. Among them were Zen. HovCy.
ten. Browne and Mr.. c. u. Smith. OF the board
Of trustees cN-rulStcc Randolph. Miss Lane.
principal Of the advanced Grammar school for
girls and other teachers, The twenty young
ladies forming the class were examined in
English literature, geography, botany. Schnol
management md music. With each subject
there was an exercise in teaching. The young
ladies' acquitted themselves with great credit.
and proved their fitness 10 take charge of u
class The annual graduating exercises of
the Normal school will take place ut Lincoln
hall this evening The programme provides
music, addresses and essays Certificates will
be conferred upon the following: Mary Eu-
grnia Anderson, Florence Bartlett Mary
Eaches Bond, Isabel Carroll Ida Wheeler
Curtis, Ida May DE- Land, Mary March Dyer,
Martha Washington Gnrgcs, Charlotte Louise
Garrison, Francis Nicholas Hepburn. Mary
Elizabeth Kelley. Nellie Ellis Louise Mclean,
Margaret Ellen Mitchell, Francis Marie Moore,
Cora Ann Robertson, Annie Rowcll, Linda
Schmidt, Helen Garden Watt, Susie King
Woodward, Mary Lola Woodwork.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
PERHAPS 4 homicide.
Serious Result Of setting Pin-Traps for a
Woman.

A petty quarrel between two colorcd women
in the house of lioratio Maryman, on Peunsylva.
mia avenue, near Third street southeast, resulted
very seriously yesterday morning. Lucinda
Coats, young woman, wns dangerously shot
by Rosc Tyler, otherwise known Ms Rose Ella
LomaN. Mnryman. who has nearly lived out
his three score years and ten, Is rather cCccn-
trio. and resides in frame house in the rear
Of the lot. The front portion is occupied by a
brick store. Though old he Is still youthful
in some respects, and his indiscrcti0ns make
M great part of the gossip of the ncighbOr.
hood in which he livcs. The fact that three or
four colorcd women arr generally around his
houSc, aud make their home there, has cstah.
liShc'i the belief in the ncighbprhnod that he
makes no distinction Of color in his amourS.
and believes in '.'uulity.
The two you. COlOrcd women concerned in
the shooting were IN his house. II was about
10 o'clock. Lucinda WIS conking and tending
to the kitrhrn, and Rose who hn'l come there
to breakfast, was sitting arnund. Rose had a
habit of bending pins and putting them in
chairs for Lucinda to sit upon. She did this
Yesterday. Lucinda s,t down upon the pin.
hat did not sit long She gnt up immediately
and said, Rose Tyler. IL you put any more
pins in my chair. I'll kirk YOU ont Of the
house" This made Rose mad. Int whether it
lei to the shooting or not Is u matter Of doubt.
colOrcd man named Ruhcrt johnson, who
was NhlltNhAlllS III tne hOANr, hau iakcn y
pistol from his pocket and laid 1t nn the table.
Lucinda got MP and went to the store. When
she returned the pistol was in Ru~,s hand and
It went of. The ball penetrated tho right
breast. Rose left the house then. Other par
ties. alarmed by tho pistnl.shot, came and
looked after the wounded woman. who was
soon removed to the Providence hospital.
Officer Edelin, overlook conrd girl wear.
ing black basque and answering description
which he had Of Rose at the corner Of First and
u streets
What did you shoot that girl fpr?'' he asked.
tapping her an thcshouLler.
Deed Mister didn't intend to do It," was
Roses reply, but she was put under arrest and
locked up at the Eighth pre- met station.
Lucinda Is very dangerously wounded. II is
feared that the hail penetrated the lungs.
When the wound was prnbrd the ball could not
be found. Rose claims that the shun,ing wa,
entirely accidental, and that she was merely
.'fooling" with the pistol when it went oil.
Mr.. Marymdn was n!u~t amXin'iS about the case,
because he frnrcl that il would lead to an ex.
posture Of the way in which he lived.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

Mr.. Gatchel Wants to Inquire About the
Detectives.

Detectives.
The regular weekly meeting of the Police
Board was held last night The report of the
board OF surgeons who have recently examined
the physical condition of thirty of the mem
hers OF the force who had lost the most time
from sickness was received. The physicians
made no recommendations. but simply stated
the physical condition of the men examined
1t called attention to the fact that most of the
men had served number of wears on tho
force and had been exposed to all the dangers
of pOlircman's irregular life, inSlnitary
station houses, had ventilation, rough weather
and malaria, yet they were, as u body, u fine
and healthy set Of men. In no eases were
diseases constitutional, and only in two cases
was the report at all unfavorablc. The
report was referred to committee, consisting
Of Mcssrs. SUmerville and Herr.
The report of Lieut.. Vernon, in charge Of
the detective corps, for the month of May was
received, showing that forty.threc arrests
were made during the month. Filty-fyc rob.
berries Were reported, involving q loss of
Sl,97l.7l, and of this amount S2i37i was re-
covered. Mr.. Gatchcl thought that the show
ing was bad, especially as some of the dctcc.
tives had made very few arrests; and the
report was referred to a committee consisting
OF himself and the Major for inquiry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
CIT ITEMS.


Now Is the time Of year Cor Pneumonia lun,
fever Sc Every family Nhruli have = hd;'r ui
Bn.ch,N, t,crmin Syrup. Don't 1,Jw TOR On, ny
family or yourself Consumption. asthm4. piI.I.
III mia Crpup hcmnr;ha,> AMI pthcr fatal IL ti-.,
may .ct in. Although Il Is true t.rrIran syrup =
CURING thh.unl> nj thee d.cF,lnil III Gag set Il
j. murh ritrr t. have II 81 h'rd when trS dog,
will UuTr y.il. Ouc hottie will la ,inir Hh..."
family a winter .!Hl ECyp yIu SAFE In ~ hiu-rT
II yru are cnnsumVtvC III MT r~t uTtil N'.u haN
tired ihi, remedy sample lsit;lc.. n ,riits .-'t
lar size - cents sUlh 10y yhur dTI-g.t. ths: -,
~tutt " Co.. Wholesale agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
4 DESERTED HTSBiND.
Granted Divorce from Runaway wife.

Justice Wylie has granted divorce to
Charles Vincent from his WIFE Cora Vincent.
She was Miss Cora Bell, Of New Orleans, and
they were married in that city, on August Il,
1866 Rev Mr. Bcckwth, now bishop of
Georgia, performed the nuptul service, II was
a Joyous occasion TO all, and was smooth sailing
for five years, and in the interim one child
came to brighten their lives and cement the
ties existing between them. But in $50
change passed over the little family, and dis
cord put up its first milestone many of which
were rapidly added. They had At this date
reached Norfolk, Va, and were there sGjOum-
ing when Cora, who had always been woman
Of impulse, suddenly resolved to deny herself
Charles company in the future, and seek the
roof of hcr parent, Samuel Bell, who still re-
sided in New Orleans Suiting her action to
her resolution, she packed her baggage aud
went South by the next train, without condo
sccndng to bid her husband goal bye or IN
form him of her intention of abandoning hi,
iuof aud protection for all time to come,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

DS. Hartley cure, cstarrh-7ss Tenth street north
wet
Al Ice. eli seventh street. Opposite the Patent
onirr is ceiling rnal at Si.7i AMI up.
Ian oil clothing watches, pistols, SC. bought al
llcrAr;S, III u sitCr't. Orlrrs ATTENDED, IN.
All kind, uf trunks made :, urh'r repaired and
covered ut Murrny's 81 rnnsy!Nanl a,ciIuc,
Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
PROPOSALS..
pRorusAis FOR CHAIN IRON.
coxS,xn,xTs OWN NAVY Yam !

CoNNASnAxI's OWN NAVY Nlnp.(
MAsAINsp,N. June ). Isl. !
Sealed proposals.. sddrrSSi n The commsndsn,
Of This yard fr furnishing sst"n Tspunds Of chain.
Cathe iron. viii b. received until y oelock m Of
pSund Of each sirc' witch Is to tc delivered at
,nis yard me- rom all chArsSs fnr freight, Sc:
irupoSels frnm manufactures. OS rstilsr dcalcTs
In iNtii. will only l-r Csinsiirtt-l
The irnn IN he of the bst rriinsSl american. The
whole mus hr delivered IN sirsi<ht leii<ths frCc
rum flaws rarrci et,ls and "tiirr 'icicrt' andsub
The sig-S aud lrngihs rc,luirsi q fhllowsvtr:
- links = inCh diameter. - inShcS long. lSs'
pounds
S7's links inch diameter. u inChc. long. 5S7E'
T1un,is.
l.5 lints. II is inch diameter ~ inches long.
5.'a links Ills inch diameter. ~. inchc'
long ~ - T.Sin.is
sd7! link. jis inch diameter. IL. incl,e, long.
Ssssiinl,. i-iS inch diameter. Ii inches long
silSN' IssnndS
lup link. :is inch dismc'er, ls's inches long.
ss,n Inks inch diameter II inchgS long Cot
Is,u:',ls.
r-.nF ri~r<
ThrCr ccr cent viii i.c -lcVicl, irii-rtinna.ciy.
frnm csrh sse aud viii l.c s'ilsnil;si to the fIW
ing tests. viz
IL Al sis,-s s,lo~ sic iu,h mus stand had.
ing old utiil TIN s'irs hryuxhi into r,niAct
fracture.
81 An siH- al.n,e. anil including s.is inch.
m'ISi stand bending ri uG'til tn. sir> hr'Siht
I=rallr thc diz7Brc t~-uc-n the siris's nsI II
cCSSi two inches without <iens Of frs-tur.
al All sinss mus stsni l-.n.ing Z until the
>iric, an hsSs1shi rhsy i-renrE ihrs hat their
whole length Nih,snt S,sns Il irastnrr.
iih All ihsS i-riru sis inrii tati-t >tsnsi mean
tensile strain "f I'ssi issit'i> SQUARE inch any
PRIV falling hi'u t.n ,siii'lS wili rry, the lS.
5ah. MI sins hr.urrn I SIG sisi = iiirh, inriu
Srr. mas ssni ayrssgr is-tlS!c strain of 81 n
Is'unds I--T -irsry inch; sHy piSS- falling tclnu
Ian Ts.uI-l- viii rcicSt thckL
9Th The srSs u The fTsctur>i sccticu Of I'll sim,
mus nj rxc~-f - p-r C~nt. OF fail below - TSr
cent of the ,ris.nsl sn.-
1th rS'-fa'n nan'ssF " tar- will he male into
chain Links AMI nsu,i stand saii>tArtnEy ts-t ri
the sipss;h 81 the Srid and oIhrT I--rrtCN C,'n-
nrS1gSi tilr-rriih
Nh All iTIsil NUT h. igtrSi In ir TInsiitiit, in
which Il s~i.,,'- frsIn The manufacturer. psiIr
tim IN sinc ,y turning -.ih-v-c Willis sllEu'-i
:Eh st-rt c'In-l:in"c with the dSrVc test VI
bc TcluiDNi t. insure atCclsansNs
JIlIS e. FERiGER.
t-Sf !H tsinnrshsts. tttsfstfsatstzn'.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
KnAIlN,s

The historical portraits Of distinguished rr;,sc-
sentative men. lately on exhibition at the CrIIiii-
NAL Exhibition ~ IhiladclI hn. arr nov rca,iy fr
the inspection Of the public at "Bradys National
Gallery M. d. Pennsylvania svrnuc. This cr,l.
lection embraces the eminent men Of America. In
adlitiun tn the medals received In New York fpr
many years. and IN London In 1857 l. awarded N,
hihSs Hrrni HniG' at the Centennial Exposition in
a,lnl,,htn 1s-6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June THE success Of
President GOwcn, OF the Reading road In securing
the consent Of English bOnhholirrS for his interest
funding scheme caused bitter feeling among coal
operators to-day. II Il grncnlly believed that Nj.
GOwen waited for the decision Of the English bond
holders before coming tn any agreement for sis-
pension of mining operations, or any regulation OF
the amount of production. Now, II Is Thought that
an understanding will soon bc arrived ut between
the coal carrying companies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
VERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
7. W. wIDDICONE
LIVERY AND BOARDING sTABLEs,

Carriages and Light Wagons Of the --latest styles can
BE- engaged by the month, week day or job. Coaches
for pcncs fishing parties at short notice We call
special attention TO our Horse Boarding Departing nt
Our stables the coolest, with the best ventilation
and largest stalls he found In the city whilst our
carriage parlors are properly ventilated and dry As
there Is but one building adjoining US, and that =
brick one, we are nearly fre-prOOf mysf
I ACE CURTAINS DONE Up BY MME- PIERRE,
Il de Paris. The only establishment in the United
states where curtains are done up in the same man
a curtains, and equal 70 them in appearance
and durability. Having found that curtains remain
ing unbrgIChei yellow or blucgToen for months we're
nIt Twauls dome up with difficulty, propose TO my
customers to blue them Of the proper shade and take
care OF them II desired during the summer free Of
q arse.
EIyla-am
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

Mcssrs. Duncans' II Iiros., nuclionccrs, sold yes
tcrtlay for Gustav lartig, surviving trustee, part
northwest between q aud Il streets and running
back ~ feet ~ inches, improved by two-storI
frame dwelling to T. W. Sclhnu>cn inr IL 80 alsO
inr Frederick ". Jones aud Il. X. Elliott trustees
part of lot IN square il7 situated on II street be
tween Fourth and Flflh street, northwest, and I'M
proved bya three-story house, 10 Zion Behrcnd
for sIUlJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

HENDQU ARTERs
For flannel aud yacht cloth suits In all shapes and
STYLES. ElSEMAS BEt1S.,
Corner seventh and T. streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

nccl. nCCn.innally anne nlcacrunu> application 4
prevents it, becoming dry and hhr>h. 1huInir-,n
homn,tc Optimc |, specially suitrblr. II kcc.,. tha
hair nm and cnSSy, and iTpart> to II strength and
vitality. - and - cents Icr hptilc. sold 10y al
ruggiSts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

This popular f,lrr-ly FIR hyNIrl~.s. h!irwuc-'
sick headache sur stomach. Nrrtis' "Tr'>t laihtn
and all III ui,.t> nri>in. in,m L!-,rlrr,r - iI'ari
,r liver l. >,tld all iTugri.t> - CCut, Jar i.k
ssr-mak ing a quar- 81 mc!iciTr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw moi aside your
slilc'l gloves but rrnuNntc them with JuuNru> ln-
OdunIl, Kid Glove Cleaner Il will clcan>c them
thoroughly. easily and quickly. Sold at drug anl
fancy sturr~. - cents pcr hnttic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

TJNHE SUMNER KlNDERGARTEN NORMAL
l. COURSE for the accommodation " teachers will
bcgin June Is For terms and particulars, also, In
gard To the Normal, X. q. Course, which opens
October 0, please apply to Mrs LOUISE pOlLOt X
and Miss SUSIE POLLOCK Mt the NATIONAL
near q street, myittf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at Foundry church to-
night. Readings by Mcssrs, +. Hay and Twccdalc.
admission Ii cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-08

CnltDrEN's suits. Bottom prices. Sailor suits OF
flannel SLID sailor suits Of best grade 81
A SAkS 4 10. I1d seventh StrCSf