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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27

FUNERAL OF ANDREW II. sCHMITT.

Read Navras invitation to the China Palace
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HE MILLING OF CAPT. CATEsFY JONES
IN Ell MA, ALA-A special from this cirv
10 the baltimore Sun SAYS The iplprasStnI
received from photographic announcennent
=. Inc recent Killing OF Captain CatCsbv An
Roger Jones Is erroneous. He was NOT killei
IL street encounter, as alleged from details
received mere. ~ appears that a son of Can.
talh Jones. aged seven, had a difficulty with
a son OF Mr. j. \. Harral, aged ter. The
parents OF little Jones, believing their child
10 De IN Inc wrong, sent him over early The
Icllowlng morning with a note of apology
ana a basket OF fruit as a peace Offering IN
lhe OJher little fellow, whom he had il seems
eotteh the better OF. Little Harral, IN is
stared, was encouraged here TO improve the
OPT ortunlty 10 revenge himself and another
CONNECT took place. The children We're sepa-
IaieC, and capt. Jones on hearing the recen-
non his little ore had me with on his praise
WOiihy GRAND, hasteued to Harral's hOuse
and rang the bell, HarTal coming to The door.
1aptain Jones dying declarations are that
hsrfal asked him II ne had come for dim
GuIiy, Tor II he did he could have one. Cant
Jones replied that he did not come for = air
euHyy but that he Thought his (Harral'sI con
uuct IN me premises was contemptib'e. and
tnereupon Harral drew pistol and shot him
caPtSih Jones was the Oldest son of the late
ven. Roger Jones who was for % years "a
Jutant general OF the regular army He ~
one OF the most highly respect-d and bsior,aII
ofncers In the navy, and distlnCnishaJ -, 90
ordnance branch OF that seryice Nc ras; SuS
AT The beginning Of the war went sonthsa neI
was executive officer OF the Merrinoac io Gnu
encounter with the Congress. CnmharItaIr,.ss
and other vessels iaho
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GEOR GETOW wv.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF TRINITY Cath
oLIC( SCHOOL ga ". ID. G.)-The annual
distribution OF prerliums to the pupils of
Trinity school, Br other Donelly principal,
took place last night at O'Clock, in the new
school hall. before a large audience. The
programme was as follows: Address, John
SPAWN sG aSgre ob Mas asbo6 Ga%MP opsn
selection, John Tobin; music; selection,
Willie Campbell; dialogue, T. Frswley, j.
sullivan, ]. Frswley; selection, Jas. Muir
logue, John Splawn, Jas. Frawley: Wash
ington, Willie Campbell; music; selection,
Jas; Frawley; dialogue. w. Campbell, j.
tector, Timothy Frawley.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS
as follows:
excellence a gold medal TO John splswn. Prem-
Tms TO the following: ls class, christian doctrin
class, do, WIN. 0'Brien; Alb class, do Edw aPi
aeSa q Luxe
kesIney; "a do, Thomas Kennedy; Ist Scripture
es2GS 'Rs9 Gsf, DO FSR xard M
lst conposlti n, VIM CsalbsIl; % do. John To-
Reiahe list fsadirs jeremiah Hssarty: 81 s do',
IT, s9m"s hulisloLe; Isl penn 'nshp Michle Ahern;
nen Thomas Morssn Charles BTowa iog Blgn"rd
o sBd g aad Luxe
bookke.Ribg, Name
First class of cstecti-tn, Edward Rely: ri ca S,
Tan Gsn,el Conner; Sd class: ohn Msh3rny; an
and DICTIONARY. John MAY; "a elsss, Chss. murray;
Jones 5lh class, John Brien lat class of history
and GEOGRAPHY, JsmSs Dean, ~ class, Joseph Mas
splavn 9Th class, Theodore Gallant: 9th class Jno
GGEuri{, ls1 class Of srl1hme,io and penmauship,
provement, J smes NcGraS, Perry brown Charle
HsTnen, Ike McNally, R. Hills; good conduct, D.
Third Department Miss Cecilia Clements teach
STARK GsoTs OF e Tb to george
hudNi lst class OF ca eclism. Willie Hogan; ID dc
lev ID 90 Rcy PdrmrF ,ran i fib
ThJn as Fnc!cy. Thomas Splawn, John F. Poors;
Hogan Robert ros george taFfe ID GS James
Murray Henry Budy, Il. niley, Thomas Findley
May Guida FhmaurfrSri J"seph Gnrncrt. II
Nal'y, 4 Narncil; tor good con1uct. ". sheckels,
Distributions DAY AT HEACADEMY OF
THE NISITATIoN.-The usual large assem-
6lage Of spectators j. present at the annual
distrlnutiOn OF premiums at the Academy Of
the Nisi alton this afternoon. The scene is
very brilliant one. and many fat rring
comments are passed as some fair Student
performs her part or receives the reward Of
her past labor
DEATH FRoM-WHAT?-Som few days
ago young man named Donaldson. about
% years old, who lives in Virginia near the
river opposite the outlet Lock, fell from a
cherry tree. y Or. Frey was called in, who
treated for typhus fever. Becoming worse,
physicians from Georgetown were sum-
moned, who gave II as their opinion that the
patient was suffering not from typhuS, but
nom The effect OF the fall. Yesterday the
young man died.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-B. II. Warner. auc-
tioneer, sold at public auction yesterday a
Iot on the south side of Bridge street. Just
above Lees feed store, 3GX5O feet, to Captain
James Goddard, for 5000 per front foot; to-
tai. : ,OcS
X STRFFT BRIDGE and the adjoining
Pavement has fallen in on the Georgetown
sue, and should be repaired at once.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
" sHkNANDUAH COUNTY, Va

June .. 1911.
inns deilghttul summer Resort, situated A a q
~ az eleNa tlgh ci about o. feet above Y. 80 -
the level Of the sea, among the nouutsius q.
NhiCh form the estorn boundary OF the cel1Ir7-s
and beautiful Waller Of the SheuAud Iah of.rs alike
= lnNailos and pleasure ssekcrs Tare comb usti0n
OF attractions.
Toe NlHERAL SPRINGS. which include the dis
tlhct varieties q sulphur, Healing Chalyboate aud
Compound Chaiy heate. have been tm piov,d MIL
most sgg al fuCC's in many Chronic II s-a.as Cor
TIE relief 81 which medical skill had proved una
The FAMOUS sprIng called the BEAR WALLOWp
IL a COMPOUND CHALYBEATE WATER ~ rare
and lnestimatle remedial virtue n contains tnurh
larger pEupoTfiCn u lron than other spring in
IRE Na'iey OF Nirgiuis which "a yet been Rnaly ed,
truth, NO EQUAL among the mineral waters % this
country. In Dyspelsia. Liver Disease, Neuralgia,
Shfonie Anemia. Scrcfu!a, OutaLe5us Diseases,
NerNors Debility. maadies peculiar females, Dis
esses 81 the Urinary Organs, and o. genera ia al
msadles marked o. p0Crtg aud fWpHrtg u fhs bt10I
o. dsbi!ty u The HerrOBS system. the waters of Or
neK v il be found thoroughly aud rapidly curative
The scenery ~ Wild and pictur-sque. the climate
otIlehtiul ana the atmosphere dry, pure aud iuyig-
Grating The Hotel acc. mmOdatBus arc strictly 6r-t
class, the grounds extensive. level and well sh.dci
by beautiful trees, ne ball billiard saloons
bowling alleys, and good lyerF IN furnish means
OF pleasant recreation and amusement.
MARS daily. Telegraph and Post once in thu uJ-
tel. Hot and Warm aud Cold Baths.
Route-By railroad % Mount Jackson, thence by
STAGE coaches over an excellent road twelve miles
the SpriI gs. Travelling time from Washington. d
g, 10 Orkney. ga hours Round trip tickets can Re
had at the one Of b & Q. Y. h. Pamphlets can be
hsd at Miiburn Pharmacy, 1929 Penn.y lNa-ia
avenue, or by addressing
Rosrd, s2so per day; : 4 per week, and $50 PET
month. Hotel row open.
W. Il. MOORE, President.
SAMUEL GO0DE, Hotel Manager.
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To Ladies and Gentlemen,

We wish TO call attention TO A. Fischer,s
chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, NO SOC u street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
Whether OF American or European Invention
ne is enabled 10 do his work in manner NOT
10 oe equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies
ana Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest In
the city On account of his superior work
GIVE MN c&il-9Oe q street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS by j. FL
squier & Co., Bankers, 1i16 Pennsy lvanIa
avenue. o.
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4 Rather Sueeping Correction

by The following IL would seem that the
party who sent the Information concerning
the formation of n Columbian College Dra-
matte club was either badly informed or
was attempting q stupid hoax:
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. c.,
June 2Ith. 1874
tditOT az The ECSHfHg Star Dedy Sir.-In
The first column on the fourth page of yes
terday'S STAR is a para graph concerning
my plans for the coming winter, which con-
tains some misstatements, which you will
please correct.
]. Mr.. William Stickney has no daughter
:. NILS Richardson never has taken and
never will take part in any of the exercises
of the preparatory school.
3. Messrs. Hills and Shillington have grad
uated from the school, and will not serve
during The next session in any capacity.
\. Messrs. Gurley, Thompson and Mer-
chant, have not consented 10 serve in the
dramatic company.
:: There is no such club in existence as the
Column blan College Dramatic club.
.. never have had any connection what
ever with dramatic clubs and never expect
to have.
Yours truly, &C. O. T. MASON.
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\ TEAM STUCK IN TIE PnrLrIcr p

HENT.-QUite a cOmmotiOu was caused
about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon al
Inc corner OF 18th street and PeanS ylganta
avenue, by the sudden settling intothe Re.sq-
Jar Army pavement of the wheels OF a lOa led
wagon; The driver bad dropped his whip
ana Matted 20 go back for II, and on his return
me wheels OF his wagon had sunk over four
inches into the pavement and stuck there 50
last that a passing team of four mules had TO
be used TO eXlrlcaLe them. Theaffair cau>e,I
nuch n eTr1ment among the employees of the
Treasure snd QuaItermasler's General Office
VINO Hooked 10 tde W ndOWs overlooking the
scene, which is still plainly indicated by the
deep rUts in the roadway.
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MURAT HALsTED, in aIludino IN ,bo 49,
LneSloh OF his name with the mission 70
rance, recognized the fact that IL is the bust
ionTn oi me e1ltors-especially o. independent
instead oil accepting official positions them,
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DIR DIR HARTLEY,s great remedy for catarrh,

Or. HARTLEN'S great remedy for catarrh
price only 81 per bottle, dissipates and drives
away forever offensive breath, disagreeable
discharges from the head; relieves YOU of
hawking and rasping the throat; cures affec-
lions OF the throat, asthma, removes OBJ
structions OF the nasal passages, headache,
pains in the face and ears. A cheerful dis
position is at once restored, and nervous af-
Iectlons depart by The use OF one bottle
Sold at principal depot. wholesale and re-
tall, .52 10th street northwest, and Emit
WlStles, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
lZth street; WhiteSide & Walton, 1927 Penn
sylvania avenue: Bell & Hall, 6I5 eth street
southwest. W. II. Stone, tn and . streets
A. j. DeMOll \ Son, Slh aud streets south
east ana ali respectable druggists. Hart
ley's great remedy for catarrI, price Il,
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WHAT are the credentials OF Glean's Sui-
pm" Soap Firstly, IL is endorsed by medi-
cal men as a CisIufectant, deOdOriZer, and
remedy for local diseases of the skin Sec
ondly. II is an admirable article for toilet
use. Thirdly, IL is inexpensive
Beautiiy without risk with HiU's Isstaata-
neOlGs Hair Due co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27
& 1T Y 1T T. " s.

AN AGE OF CoMPETITION.-In this day
OF the world competition is active in the eX-
treme. But in the long run IFS tina hest
which wins the prize OF public preference i'm
spite OF all the deCeitS used to bolster up weak
articles. For This reason DOOley'S Yeast Pow
deT is recognized as the highest possible
achievement in baking powder.
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r oCK ENoN SPRINGS,
NkAR MlNCnEsTER,Va
NON OPEN
s.nIrs PktTT. Proprietor.

ktnUCTlON IN TERMS FOR i~fT
for June, 90 pr week. fbr iuly aud August. 81
pr Gay: tls per Seek, SEQ rer month "A.
uoffal dtto UNI O. fHin'lie- OF two persons WAN
"tHfl ing one room Tor = mouth or q ere IL ~
Nft-ai IMPROVEMENT have bcau made tor fTg .----
lott q, suests Thirty nee rooms have been ADDED.
neN oieStN shu incresst accommodations Tor lath-
C,NCsH Lstks To- prnmrusds The bet az food
AIuh9shiy suppird. properly cooked anl pr,Tnatlv
tEllG Nat,is. No bsr- T EH's g. SprinAs ans
tttbIh. 49,. Les'e ~ lfD ~. tran Rsit. & %
X Il DO change & carr. raIAra r.rs etfarf.1
llnie = ~ ings, bet r,.D six aba seven haur-
Aptn 70 = PRATT = sos, soI sth street
i'NlluNf- Il " a~filtGfUTI. ID q fKN
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POLICE CoURr-.Yudge SosU

To-day, Robert COrn5ll, Albert W Lee Nathan.
'sl heI. a'f Albert Steele, forfeited cnisror is
ye-tP h htiy a. Ubs ahu c.s1rterly =. or fifteen
GAYS -!ShEel Buckley forfeited Collateral. Tb,-
S"stsait; larceny OF a hat, coat and pocket book
H -h- - forl%ur, JsdE1ielt re5gryed. Mary
- ut 'sL q. Zs-af!it H-l bstt'Ey On Eila RuuueIi:
- a. 'gsts hsncDre Lew il. char ed with selling
IN Tn his haf on sunday evening last, Sc0
Man LatLsm, ov uer If tgc. gr,l dan -rorI7 IL,
which bit a small girl named la "a Atkinson. wa.
viurtta g. haNI III irdte kiii-t- Charles Movers.
charged with selling run fr4ru hts baron Su1.i.y
lat. So ~ " '''i.'"1
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A DISEASED IMAGINATroN is the nc

A DISEASED IMAGINATroN is the usual
concomltant of torpid stomach. There is
no complaint to which humanity is subject
which the dyspeptic does not at different
times suppose that he has, or is about to
nave. The only way to disabuse the suffer-
ers mind OF these fancies, which are realities
10 him. is to infuse life and vigor into his di-
gestlve organs, and the most potent prepa-
ration for this purpose is Hostetter's Stomach
RitfPrN. '
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81. MATTHEWS INsTITUTE-Thea animal
examination of the institute which have
Just been completed established It's useful
hess Tor imparting thorough English and
business educat on. The study OF phOno-
erapny is made specially. The examiDa-
ton in this branch were Conducted nv NJ
mac helhone, the well known reporter of the
mouse OF representatives, and Dr.. O'C0n-
neil, l. >. Pension Office. Some of the m .
pils now write 100 words in a minute. and
MI Jeremiah O'CoUner. vino won the gold
medal, writes from 10 TO 100 words In a
minute. " A"
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT RENSING'S-The
second contest for the Burnside badge took
place yesterday afternoon at the range ar
Bennings's. The wind being very strong the
scores were not as high as at the first contest
Prof. Hardness, being indisposed, took no
part. The distance was $50 yards and the
score foots up as follows-out OF possible of
ZI2;-LaurlLzen, l63; Laird, 162; Burnside 80:
Bell, 1I2. The third contest takes place on
Iuefday next. The badge has to be won
three times by the one who will finally nos
Sess ", and thus far Messrs Lauritzen and
Laird have each scored one victory.
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Excursions. ptcnics. dc. Tomorrow

BARGE ENCUPSIOS.-Tne Young PeOple;s
Association of the Hamline VI. f.. Church
VIII give an excursion tO-mOrrow evening
The barge will leave at 5 p. m, returning at
II p. m.
MARSHALL HALL.-The fourth annual
excursion of the CaledOHiRn Club Will he
given 20 morrow morning on the Exuress
See adVt.
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1HE PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES held a
special meeting at the Franklin building
I9st evening, Mr.. &. Il. Smith in the chair,
Wild MI John ID Brooks as secretary. \ O.
ltlcalIOiS rom y. c. Bacon, OF RrOokl yn
y e, toT leadership, and from JOu4tfar'
~. Conlse, 81. for q position a iaujtOr
WEE referred SuEsTlEteadsutS Wilson and
1OOA - oil.tte'. iEeiT report for the month OF
June. showing the whole Number az 1,TI1lIs
eShLo!ied-Whlie los. cClOrej 5.f52. t0ta!
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debili-
taied. Chronic and painful diseases cured
without medicine. Electric Belts and other
appliances, all about them, and how TO dis
uhEuIsh the genuine from the spurious.
BOOK, with particulars, free. Address Pal
Xermacher Galvanic Co, 2I2 ErOadw n.
Y. q o. IL kaoTi,
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SRCOND GRAND DRAWING.
Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,

$4,000 Cash in Gifts,
NEW ORGANIZ ALTON NEW SCHEME. NEW
MANAGEMESTl
FARNEBs & DROyERs RANK, Louisville. XIV,
DEPOSITORY.
THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
70, authorized by Special Act of the LegisIsture
toI tne benefit Of the PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF flank.
FORT, W i'll have
The Second Of the Series of Grand Dra,oinos
In the City OF Louisville, Ky, SATURDAY Jups
3Uth, is77,
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL,
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA
THESE SPRINGS Aha NOw CFUN To YrSI

II Is an iniisTuisble fact Tia these v atars are a.,
fHlN pntrsffa. ~ sHDf~a 1FHTtftrs. a n
IN the various disease # tile N iduevs WAN
BiAedeF and lref la fhr cure. made lY ia. ll.s.1
water 81 >priBE No. have teen 81 r,fuark sT--- 80
at't hilg ~ their character that they would nj
v" tiedite1 were they p q Ate-ts1 by evidence wcl
NJ amount 81 incredulIty cah RESIST. IN hh.Hfg4-
ftc " 1Rt Rheumatism. Para ,ss ARD iu dise.-.- -
VI Dfsesttrt O'e0Hs these waters challenge = com
IArlson ~ record IN the most celrt rated Mineral
waters OF tbe world. hey are powerful aUd NJ
hAhtnt u erF" 1onic. and in nervous EXHAUST "a
OF rrostraflun and N al CAses here mental ienres.
sion u symptom they invaluahie aNiv
~ dtbt ava fsrsT aud al diseases OF malarial origin
they possess extraordinary power Ia the necui,.f
m a. aees Of women thcY are nTop0urc.d ~ ,.p,,-t
med cal men 'well uigh specific 30
TIE water In cases q one dozen half gallon ~
vance. s'' y" ~
tprings Pam phets sent 10 sny address Both Wa
ter anc fsn phlets be hal M baltimore Of Ne--r
Coleman Rogers, 17- West baltimore u rect
THOMAS y. GOODE. ProprictBr
ielSm,w film Buffalo 4 i.bIa Sprfbgs. ~.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have bss,7, f.,s,,o, -
lilo "A. Mannall and Adiie L. Thomnl
SOL henry Wyatt. Of Washington. and N
.-, hl4uhherg. OF Baltimore: Per>v Psrker
Do ,GscIg ana Robson; James W Rruce OF
-! ~ kbtldse county, Va, and Sue c. Rogers
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bCILhiNt EEEMITa issued by the irSnor-
Tor OF buildings. Comes C;-.l-,,,5sT1 - -
Two Story brick dwelling 1916 New Jersey
aNenUe southeast. ~lnn. Y \ RaIlOciy con
siIuci Xxx t-!Tce story brick dwellings 18Th
e'WSeh and q streets northwest: : l. go.
HeOrge 4. Norman. raise and rpderDI,, n
Two story frame dwelling, T between fSfE
.and l'h streets, $50 Ann Williams repair
O., lTS on Story frame dwelling, T. between I5th
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THE BAbys Best Friend il the D,o., ..-----1
ate title for DIR. BULL Baby run n, sIpr9pri
sgirt s ' r Opium Morphia and other powerful
Sufastsnces and By snaying the usual Ssorah ciI
ss,s1 pisot ders OF Babyhood keeps the child from
loyiDg 20 all. Price IS cents " ''''n and an
SPECIALTY or WHO'S -
- 6ea1y made and made By
-. DkMONGEOr,
pyot SSS Pspnsytyaais aysaps,
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. H Warner
rear estate broker and auctiC -eer. sold yes
,SI1ay afternoon, al auction, for Irving
Williamson, trustee. lot y in subdivision of
iots 10 and l>5, Beall's addition to George
toWn, fronting 36 feet on Bridge street. near
vi enc, 70 James Goddard, esq, al y. O0S
y. l. ColdWell, real estate auctiOneeT. sold
me norm two thirds OF lot 1, block 2 How
zru University subdivision of John A .
Smlth-s farm, on the corner OF TrumbulI
al SS25. ~'
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49, Ekf 6.NSELLENT opportunity will he
onSred on Saturday, al p. m, 10 b1y a new
DC sale. Terms very easy. For nar1Sc,p,, a y y
eee John sherman, 81. Cloud building,
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i-AsT NIGHTS STOBA.-There were sazar,.,
souhg Trees broken down and brancbsH
twisted OFT by the storm last night in $3.50,
L sIs oI me city. A number OF trees i'm tha
smlhsonian grounds were broken dove 80
IN some cases uproO.ed ~ oiu
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sNATCEED FIFTY DOLLARs-Mr. VIM.
BYlI Wylie, doing business at l0l4 I'm street
49, CJt toiieclng money. Yesterday, en-
IiLLtILS CItee 10 get a fry dollar mote
slahged; ~ was handed TO a bov 10 go ont
Eei Shai 2, wien q cOlOreI man NAMED
Soah bfopks, who had wItnes Sed the trans
actor; shatched the money ani ran orr Tine
police have not found the thief. ''4 "e
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n. GEORGES HOTEL.

Tbff wei known Rut iayorite res Or 10 nov ~
lgt visitors. Il 10 urtNr Ted ari fhr Ir - 1. A
s'trr1ilN' ana home likn place tIlr PIT -
h.Sg n ser. good bathing and r-i.fue. with -
N. Minds ~ b"at r the an -ny r'f III EIp-fs h =
cfarE' Fn'ns - Ter fav. Ia raH * Is rHr
uloh'h- 'iiLritH Huu servants halt VHi,s See 40
yerti-emglf Potomac steamers
Isif In K j. MAl~EAT.i.. prsprfe4.r
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80 J ISUS ACCIDENT.-Mfss Lon Rail NJ
ISL. Is Shurcp Va. was seriously intur~ 4 Or
.nohday evening by being thr9vn fr,,, %.
,bosgy IN which She was riding. She va a
oadIy hurt that ii was feared She c1uTd n ~
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.ibLACk GRENADINES in plaid strined
S s1s,ii ana fancy mesh: lawns, white groind
r.I I.iI laVender, black, brown blue and mink
GkuIe' new paraSOiS at cost: bunting Te-v
sneaPI al Carter's, Market Space.
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,. biEckER's TRUNK FACTORY. above vii
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aificafeS b b1a1 h WANrED.-Taxpayers GER
nor sf5 ~ sht al highest prices Vim. Dick
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Point An ssoc,., ,ExcURsIoN OF the Smiths
O'CLOCK, steamer Arrow. evening" at go
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VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORT.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, va,
J. W. CAMERON .........

RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, va,
J. ". CAMERON --------.---....---.....PK
The undersigned hss LEASED for term ga
years this celebrated Watering Place, snd VeyAT
soiieiIs tue Tstronsge 81 the public u viii ka1l
o. .Pgn iot ne rec pt:gI gisi.Fs from the a. ~
BOARD, $40 10 $40 nEk NORTH, AND SIS
according TO the length - stay, number In party
Parii,s nom Na.hiugtgn can take the morning
anu Ohio railroad and arriye ui Goshen % MulJJro,
on the Che-aPeake aud OH" railroad, the same a.
over g. the Springs distance. m.i.s from Goshen,
mile, from MiilborO. For Psr'ieg,iSrs adaE q,
SCHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN SUMMER
VIII oper for guests june "a ii moderate rates.
Large grouEds, ample shade resident AHlA
send for Circular Aa-nl
mys1m schoo.ey : Monntsin, \ y.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
SItuned within lU0 yards Of ForI Monroe. Open
=; SsSI So: s5lEfI' g
"a all modern improvement SK daily 4e.ial
class steamer isnd daily excep; Sunday , iso yard.
from the door; Superior beach for bathing At dor
hshine and driving specially sttrac i've send Tor
eiTSIs. describing 'S,ens tssms &c
THE WENTWORTH HOUSE, Nslroas,le, "
H., Ghree miles from Port noah A IA
viii open for the season JUNK 5th under WAY
f Rs9s sssa sssa e the sou.s Ea %
sent season, NAL Ing row one Of the largest; and
the masnineent view n Ocean ana un sGo
scenery, without rivsI ON the oosst The long and
successful perience Of the Subscriber IL snfi-
e,ent guarantee ths. the nS ssnsline anticipstons
S send 70 .: Bag STATE %
Mass: GIDEON HAYNES,
apls w9..m Proprietor.
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