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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-23
Weather Indications To-day.
ayrIcE OF CHEZ SIGNAL OrrIcrR.
LOCAL. NEWS.
Condensed Locals,

From j. c. Parker we have the New York
papers In advance of the mails
MI EDWARD Droop, OF the firm OF MetZe-
Lott 4 Co, returned yesterday from a trip to
There win be grand display of fireworks
and q natior al salute at Piney Point on the
Miss Nellie Cummens, leading lady at
The National 1heater last season, goes with
Lawrence Jarrett in the same capacity.
f.. l. White, who received the gold medal
Tor defamation, at the commencement exer-
cises OF the Emerson Institute, is the son OF
George III. II. White, OF the National Metro
politan Bank OF Ibis city.
EulOgies on the life and character OF the
late Prof. George w. Mitchell will be deliv
ertd at the Bethlehem Baptist Church, Hills
Dale, at p. m tomorrow, by Prof. Otu, J.
III: Cook, o. s. b. Wall. and Others.
meeting OF pastors and laymen of the
various churches is set for next Monday
afternoon at the call OF the y. NJ. c. A COM
mittee to take action as to a proposed visit of
The Evangelist Moody 10 this city next
winter.
MOnsignore Chatard, president OF the
American College AT Rome, will address the
graduates at Rock Hill College, Ellicott City,
Md, at the commencement on Tuesday
morning next. The 50 train from this city
connects
There will be a grand festival and prone
made concert al MaTini's hall, Monday even
Ing, for the benefit of the Georgetown Col
lege Boat Club. The entertainment is under
the patronage OF some of The most prominent
ladies ana gentlemen Of the city, and will
doubtless be great success.
Charles MoI,tmore, a boatman on the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, paid S. into the
treasury OF the Police Court, Thursday, for
profanity on the tow path, and the Alexan-
dTia Gazette mentioning the fact suggests
that eff the law is fully enforced il will soon
pay OF the national debt"
In the account Of "a disorierly crowd" at
11h street ard Pennsylvania avenue, on
Tuesday night, published i'm Wednesdays
STAR, in which ARRAY Officer David Dunni-
gan was injured by the mob of roughs, one
of whom was permitted to hold possession OF
that officers baton until he arrived at the sta
lion house. the name OF Officer Shea was in
sdvertenily used. Officer Shea took no part
nor lot in that affair, as he was with the re-
kerve SQUAD - the stariOn house.
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VEG ETINE
Parffes fhe Bi0od. Renorafes aud
Inrigorafes the Whole Sysfem.
ITS MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic. solvent and hin,
retic.
v e @ K TINE

YEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully selected bsrks. roots aud herbs and =,
strongly cor oentrsed that il will effectuay eraai
cate from the system every faint 81 ScrofuIs.
Scrofulous Humor, Tumors. Cancer Cam
cerous Humor. ErysipeIas. Salt Rheun,.
Syphilittc Disea ses, Canl<er. Faintness M
the stomach. and all diseases that Arise from i'm.
pure blood. Sciatica, InnammRtory and
Chronic Rheumati>m. Neuralgia. Cont.
and spinal Complaints. can only be eifectuAIlY
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and I1ruptive Disease q the
Skin. Pustules. PimpIes. Blotches. Rolls,
letter, Scaldheed. aud RingworIn, yESE-
TINE Ia, never failed g. effect q permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back. Kidney Conn
plants. Dropsy, Female Weakness. Leu.
corrhoa. srieiDg from internal liberation, aud
uterine diseases and General Debility. yEGK-
TINE acts directly upon the causes Of these COM
plants. Itinyisorates and strengthens the whole
system, ses upon the sccretive Organs, sllays in
nammaaon, cures liberation, and regulates tie
bowels
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Uabitaal Co.'S
uveness, Pafpftation Of the Heart. Head
acne, Files. Nervousness, and General
Prostratton Of the Nervous System. no
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction az
the NKoETINE. Ii purifes the blood ceanses all of
the organs, and POSSESSES q controlling power over
the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by yEGErISE have
induced many physicians ard spothecsries whom We
know 10 prescribe and IL in their own families
In fact, NEGErISR 10 the best remedy yet di-cov-
cred fsr the above diseases and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
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EOR ETO WN.

ID. D.-Tbe many friends of the Rev. g.
Howe, Of the West Street Presbyterian
Church, will learn with pleasure that Han
over Colleg Ind, at its recent commence
ment, conferred on Mr.. Howe the degree OF
"DOctOr Of Divinity"
ACCIDENT IN THE COUNrY-A little
grandson of Mr.. Isaac Shoemaker, of Ten
nallytown, about 10 years old, yesterday,
while riding In wagon q short distance
from his grandfather's house, was thrown
out. The wheel Of the wagon passed over his
leg, breaking 1t in two places, below the
knee.
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THE BOARD or HEALTH met last night
DR.. Verdi in the chair, and a cOmmunica-
lion was ordered 10 be sent to the Distrlc t
commissioners, notifying them o. the nkhy
Condlt, on OF the Georgetown market house
Inc report of Health Officer Kcene for the
past Week showed nuisances abated SCI:
causes or death investigated, II; pecuniary
eohdltlons investigated, $; buriaIs at public
e~PcIiSe, {; dead animals removed, 195, etc
The wooden structure and premises on Vir-
gilia avenue, between I'd and Sd streets
southwest. WIS condemned as a nuisance
Tie report of the registrar of vital statistics
for The month of May was read showing a
Total mortality of -. During the month Is
deAtns occurred from scarlet fever all white
persons; from typhoid fever, Z from whoop-
Ing cough, phthisis puimonalis, 9 apo-
Piexy, Is infantile commissions, "a pneuno-
MA, nights disease, senile debility The
mortality was more than the correspond
ing month of last year, or a. the rate of
Zl.2Za per eco per annum. Decrease of the
population by deaths over births was Il, or
~ tne rate OF .Sd5 per go per annum Rate
OF the mortality of the white population was
n~tps per loo per annum, while the mortal
ny OF the colored population was 35 t66 per
Iyto Tor the same period. Number of births
reported during the month was 3OO-white.
I9i; colored, 49, Rate OF decrease of the
wnlte population by deaths over births fre-
ported was .3l3 per GOO per annum while
The increase OF the colored population by
piIhs (reporteoJ over deaths was 2.GG6 per
i,oN per anpum.
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piles AND FISTULA.

Dr; d. d. SHRADER. Office l9lO y street
s F, positively and permanently cures Piles
1a. .h new, scientific and universally successful
Ligature Caustic, or any painfni snplications and
geLIsct cure guaranteed in all cases or money re-
405 Pennsylya anita avenue: o q. PaiIer' Of the
Eneiy OPai company Office, ist aud streets north
Nest, -. atllon, grocer. 73O 7th street south-
vest; " a Brss er, 3l5 y. Capitol street; ii. P.
es., Nc Itn st.. Marche 5ll A st. south
east Jossph wall, 800 Pa. ave.; L. Luchs Of
Lucns BIO, wholesale cigars and 'obacco, U95
I'm ana 70 many others on application at my Of
ncc, snoee nsuies We nave not permission 10 use In
connection Nth this advertisement A'' ~
cpeeiaa apariments Tor ladies'. Hours 10 a. m. to
MI m; AZ sundays Ito p, N. Consultation Tee,
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CIT Y TT r MS.

DOCTOR HARTLEY'S great remedy for ca
tarrh, price only 81 per bottle, dissipates aud
drives away forever offensive breath. disa-
greea6le discharges from the head; relieves
you OF hawking and rasping the throat; cures
affections of the throat, asthma; removes OBJ
structions of the nasal passages, headache,
pains IN The face and ears. A cheerful dispo-
s1tlon rs at once restored, and nervous affec-
lions depart by the use of one bottle. Sold at
principal depot, Wholesale and retail, 723 10th
street NV, and Entwisle's, corner Pennsyl-
yania avenue and 18th street: Whiteside and
walton, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue; Bell &
Hail, sih street s.w.; w. r. Stone, 9TH and
y streets; A. j. DeMoll & Son, sth aud + SITS.
Sc, and all respectable druggists. Hartleys
great remedy for catarrh, price 81.
THE PUREsr CREAM TARTAR made from,
grape acid enters into Dootey's Yeast Po,octer.
so with all the other components. The result
is mat the most satisfactory results are at
leaven and -four. Families that try it say
SO.
FOR Low ESTIMATES on Plumbing, Gas
and Steam Fitting, and guaranteed work,
call On Hamilton, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. It's p;
Doors AND WINDOW SCREENS. All kinds
al Hamiltons, Y. NJ. G. A. Building. t,s,2;
Fresh Supplies Received This Week.
Mems and Boys Felt and Straw Hats;
SIX, Alpaca and Bingham Umbrellas;
Gentlemen's White & Fancy Percale Shirts;
SIX, summer Merino & Gauze Underwear;
Percale and White Scotch Cambria Ties;
Gents Hosiery, Collars, Hdkfs., Gloves;
All OF excellent quality, neatstyles, and at
moderate prices, at Lewis, Halter aud Gen
tlemen's Outfitter, 800 9TH street, between L
and X.
EARTH CLOSETS, best in use, at Hamil
toms, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9Th aud ID
streets. t.s.2:
HEADQUARTERS for bird cages, prepared
gravel. bird food, bird tonic, instruction
books for treatment of birds, &c. Hamilton's,
I. NJ. T. A. building. t,s,2;
To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention 10 A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 9O6 u street, near 9th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest improvements
whether of American or European invention,
De is enabled to do his work In a manner not
10 be eQualed by those not pos sessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies
and Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in
the city or account of his superior work
Give him call-906 q street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
LARGE FIST VARIETY and cheapest Gas-Ffx-
fure house in Washington. Hamilton's, Y.
NJ. u n. bulidlng. t,s,2;
BEST and cheapest street hose in the mar
ket, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G. a. Building.
t,s,2;
THE MOST POWERFUL known antidote 10
every species of malaria is Hostetter's Som
Gch Filters, pure botanical medicine in
winch the finest antiseptics, tones, altera-
ives and sttmulants of the vegetable king
dom are skillfully and effectively COM
bined. eoSk
LAWN SPRINKLBRs, fountains and vases
at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. t,s,2;
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Excursions. Pieuics. Ae.

POINT LOCEOUT-'Ibe Charlotte Wander
bilt Will leave for PinPy Point. Mar halls
and Point Lookout at $40 O'Clock this even
Ing, Returning at a. NJ. Monday.
NOkfoLk AND TIE CAPES-The Jane
MOseiey Will leave at 4 O'Clock this evening
for Piney Point, Fort Monroe, Norfolk, and
The Capes. returning Monday morning.
POINT LOOEOUT.-The Sue leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Marshali's and Point
Lookout. See adv'L
LADY OF THELA RE.-This popular steamer
Will make trip forty-five mile down the
river tomorrow afternoon, leaving at $50
O'CLOCK. touching at GlymOnt. Fare so cents.
excursion OF the new barge Cockade City will
De gwen 10 morrow afternoon. The boat will
Ieave me ith-street wharf at 3 O'Clock p. M.
and VIII remain four hours on the water.
MATTANo.-The Mattano will give an
excursion twenty-five miles down the river
to-mofrow afternoon, starting at $50 O'Clock
and returning at $50 p IN.
MOONL1G HIT EXCURSION-The Soyereigns
OF Industry viii give a moonlight excursion
MONDAY evening, 18th instant, on the Cockade
City. See advt.
HARPER's FERRY.-There will be an ex-
eursion TO Harper's Ferry Wednesday, 21th
instant, at S:;s5 a. m.
MARSHALL HALL-The Centennial Ma
sonic Lodge will give an excursion to Mar
snail Hall Monday, 18th instant. The Mary
washington will make two trips, at $50 a.
m. and $50 p. m.
THE CALEDONIA CLUB will give their
Fourth excursion to Marshall Hall on Thurs
DAY, 18th instant. See adv't.
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LAWNS. bunting, black grenadines In
plain, striped and plaid; new dress goods
beautiful lace stripe white goods, new para
soils, black cashmeres, black alpacas, black
silk, at Carter's, 7CI Market Space.
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READ the advertisement of C. M. Towson
Co., dry goods from auction, Hamburg
edging, cheap black aIpacas, cashmere, ligh
cassimeres for mems and boys Wear,-ddptt
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No HUMBUG. That WOlfOrd Il Shilberp
are making great sacrifices by selling all of
their goods at one half their present value,
In order to pay their debts. A call to their
store will suffice. See advertisements
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowmsn: Agnes Sumen, repair two story
frame dwelling on 10th street, between 3 and
c northeast; 500. w. North, repair q two
story frame dwelling on r street, between
18th and n.h northwest: $50. r. A. Golden
* Bro, erect a frame fshhouse, Briscoe's
wharf, foot OF 10th street; $50. Patrick
Lynch, construct a twO-story brick dwelling
on Virginia avenue, between Sd and AZ SITS.
two-story brick dwelling on Maryland ave-
nue., between 4th and 18th streets northeast;
Si.5oO. John Noonan, two-story brick sta.
Die on ii street, between 9th and 18th north
west; SEQ. j. H. Byran, add stories TO two
two-story brick dwellings on III street, be-
tween 2oth and 2ist northwest; -, 200. John
dwelling on 9Th street, between l. and NJ
northwest; $500. John Noonan, construct
tool house on Virginia avenue and III street
northwest; $50
MISSES. SToTT & CROMWELL, the enter
Prising wholesale druggists, have recently
taken possession OF their new aud handsome
store at No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue where
they continue 10 do large share of the trade
IN thelr line. They are high-toned honorable
gentlemen, and il is a pleasure TODD business
with them. They handle (among other pat
ent medicinesl in large quantities Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy and Lodilles' Headache
Specific manufactured by Messrs Heinhen0
stein q Bentley. of the Ebbitt House Drug
Store, one a positive cure for rheumatism
ue other for headache. They are sold In
every first-class drug store in Washington
ard Georgetown The remedy is sold ali
over the United States and Canadas.
THE ALEXANDRIA PREsBYrERIAN
CHURCH TRoUBLE.-The Presbytery OF the
Chesapeake, after session lasting all yes-
terday and last night, In Alexandria, de-
clared that there was nothing impeachinp
the CT aracter OF Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie as a
Christian man and minister, and expressing
sympaihy with him in his trials. Elder
Ramsay and Wilmer were requested to re-
sign.
"A MAN DANGEROUSLY INJURED IN A
FIG CITY esterday afternoon q fight took
S.aSe between Stephen Allen and Archie
Williams on street, at the corner OF D
sueet alley. Allen was dangerously wound
Cd and was carried into drug store where
nls wounds were dressed, and afterwards
escaped.
THE old and long established dry goods
n1nse OF VIM. x Riley, Ti3 Market Space,
instant, 10 sell their entire stock OF goods AZ
cost FOR cash. This should be good news to
me CITIZENS OF Washington. as the well Ell
taDllshed reputation of the TIC use will insnr 70
that they mean what they say-Adrt.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-D During the
ming struck the house OF Mr. James PiiifnS
near Brightwood, in two places shattertng
II 80 as 10 let in a deiuge Of water No one
was injured.
"A CHILD NEARLY KILLED BY Doc
Yesterday a son OF Mr.. VIVA. Bean about "a
years old, was severely bitten about the legs
In a critical condition from the effects. The
dog was killed
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs have basr ,ssr., q,
Ghas- Thomas Bariell and Mary Spots: JoS,
Henry Thomas and Annie Thomas: Fred
erick Wormly and Llzzy Johnson, both of
orange county, Va.
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Ii. Il o. r. Ron and after Sunday, 24,h
inst, passengers for New York and PnlIa.
delphia will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad depot at 10 p. M, instead OF 1915 p
M, as now,
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FoR SALE-A fine country residence, with choice
surroundings, etc. This frequently mean that the
occupant wishes to regain health; because q rest
dence IN malarial district will induce blood son.
tionsly eo1htsractsd BY the prompt administration
OF ut Bulls Blood Mixture.
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL LODGE Eek.
CURsION.-Two trips, Monday, June 18th to
Marshall Hall. Steamer Mary Washington
leaves at $50 q. m. and $50 p. m.
EASY FEET-Dr. White, opposite Will
lard's.-AdVt.
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FEARFUL ASSAULT ON AN AGED Coz
PLE-Last Thursday night three ruffians
Went 10 the farm of Mr.. VIM. Baker at
Glendale, Md, on the b. d p. r. r., and com
mltfed terrible assault on him and his wife
The would-be assassins-One Kagle and mis-
two sons-are still at large. Mr.. and Mrs
Baker are in critical condition, their ye
MAI ing their Injuries more serious.
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hAERIAGK LICENSES have been issued In
Ghas- Thomas Bariell and Mary Spots: JoS.
Henry Thomas and Annie Thomas: Fred
eriek Wormly and Llzzy johnson, both OF
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THE Louisiana State Lottery Company
whose advertisement will be found In our
paper to-day, is an institution regularly in
corIorated by the legislature OF the state for
educational and charitable purposes, in the
year 1868. The fact that Generals Beaure-
gard and Jubal Early superntend the draw
the fairness and good conduct Of the man.
agement-ddU.
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LARGEST VARIETY and cheapest Gas Fix
lure house In Washington. Hamiltons, Y.
NJ. c. y. Building. t.s2:
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ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
H. On the Great North Mountain,
EKAK WINCHEsTER,y Va,
NOW OPEN
A. q. PRATT Proprietor

sAmUEL SMITH. Resident Physician.
L: LUSBY in charge OF music.
INDUCTION IN TERMS FOR 1877
For June, 50 per week; for July and August, 81
Per day nper week, $50 per mentk.
liberal disc unit to families or two persons VfYAV
occupy ing one room for month or n ore ks.Uo
Greai improvements have BEEN made for tue coui-
lori o guests. Thirty new rooms have been sdded
new closets and inoress ed accommodations for hath
lne, neS sro large parlor with fire place, so Zee, of
covered piazza for promenade. The best Of food
sbund snilJ supplied properly cooked and prom aty
served Pure mountain air. healing and streng m
enIns waters. No bar. Tickets TO Springs and
return. $50 Leave by T:+0 .. m train Bali. A a.
Il 4, no change Of cars; palace attached
Time % Springs, between six ard seven hours
Apply 10 A. PRATT son, a0I Nh street
ICrihNest. w Arlington. ID. u. els Is
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BEST and cheapest street hose in the mar
ket, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G. \. Building
ts2:
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busters. 81, so, So
Office Coats, inner Sc quantities, 80 cts. apiece.
A. AUS,
lOlI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Je2Z-T Between Tenth and Eleventh sts
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"A CHILD NEARLY KILLED BY Doc
Yesterday a son OF Mr.. VIVA. Bean about "a
years old, was severely bitten about the Isgs
breast and shoulders by "a dog, and is living
In a critical condition from the effects The
dog was killed.
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81 miles N. Il. Of Winchester ard ~ m.,s. 4 E of
Stephenson Depot p. o.
FREDERICK COUNTY, VA.
TEENs:-S2 per Day, Sl2 20 per Week aud go
per Month Of q days. Children and Ser A
wants half price. 9EA0
Round Trip Tickets from Al Prominent Poi,.ts.
From Baltimore to Springs and return. Sc 70
NJ, washington 70 ~
Tickets good until lst November.
le9-lm n & JORDAN
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HOT

AL BEN ARIE NOVEL"
bhOAtNAl, era AVENUE AND Arm ST,
facIug Nzii~ SQUARE,
NEW GORN.
ON the Earor-an PLAN.
- JANkRIN & PALMER,
y'AASh
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STRUCK BY LIGHINING.- During the
thunder storm on Thursday evening 1toht
ming struck the house OF Mr.. James PiIIinS
near Brightwood, in two places shattering
II 80 as 10 let in a deiuge Of water. No one
was injured. w .e
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OLD
r A y HI L O N L ID

mare Bar Soap is the most economical 90 use
Proving and wrapping are Of possible benefit 20
Soap, but are done 20 make it look attractive and
sslable. PROCTOR GAMBLge oLEINE SOAP
10 made Of SapoN,ted Ned Oti, the best msterist
known for producing hard, servicesble and enec-
tive Soar. Its cut IN pound bars, OF onvenient
and economical shape, and not wrapped. The style
In which this Soap and packed saves ell use.
lees expense, enabling TO sell superior Soap Ar
MUCH LESS PER POUND than you are now paying
for an inferior article. Every tar of the genuine
stamped "PROCTOR 4 GzMBLE-CINcIN-
MATT OLEINE." Take no other. Sold everys
where. feb2D tdh&s ,5n
4 ETTERs OF CREDIT
FOR IRA TELLERS ABRO1D
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For Low ESTIMATES on Plumbing, Gas
ana steam Fitting, and guaranteed work,
call on Hamilton, Y. NJ. c. A. Building Us 2;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-23

IHk Old and long established dry goods
nonse OF VIM. 4. Riley, 7i3 Market Spac ,,
instant, to sell their entire stock OF soods -,
cost Tor cash This should be good news fo
The citizens OF Washington. as the we'll o !.
tablished reputation of the nc use will Snsn 20
that they mean what they shy Alirt
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"A MAN DANGEROUSLY INJURED IN A
ZIG HT-l esterday afternoon q fight took
pace between Stephen Allen and Archie
Williams on y street, At the corner OF D
sueet alley. Allen was dangerously wound
60 and was carried into a drug store where
MS wounds Were dressed, and afterwards
Arrie1 nome by the police. Williams
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EARTH CLOSETS, best in use, at Hamil-
toms, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9Th and ID
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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD, noon,
Our prizes Per Ton q a.o 10, up,u ,,-,.., m.
hoe WI Be A. follows: N'' 'u''"e' NJ
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HEADQUARTERS for bird cages, prepared
gravel, bird food, bird tonic, instruction
books for treatment of birds, &c. Hamilton's,
Y. NJ. e. A. Building. ts2:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-23

THE PUREST CREAM TARTAR made from
grape acid enters into DOotey's Yeast PO,ocier.
so with all the other components. The result
is tnat the most satisfactory results are at
tanned by the use of smaller Quantity of
leaven and -four. Families that try it say
EO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-23

Doors AND WINDOW SCREENS. All kline
al Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G. A. Building. t,s,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-14
Ready for tte Rush.

With the opening of spring and the
beginning Of a lively trade in all
branches, merchants generally have in.
creased their stocks and given their
goods a thorough overhauling, with the
view of making a good display. Per
haps no other house in the city is bet.
ter prepared to fill orders and accom-.
modatc customers than the great hard.
ware emporium Of Draper & Ham
mond. The junior partner recently
returned from the east, where he pur.
chased an immense stock of heavy and
shelf hardware, and everything in the
line. They have gold pans, picks,
scales, shovels, drills, and all mining
utensils; tinware in every shape
household utensils, farming nipple
ments, blacksmiths' outfits, house fur
nishing goods, stoves, ranges, bells,
table and pocket cutlery, and 1001
other articles. Both members of the
firm are affable, square-dealing men
with whom it is a pleasure to do bust
ness.