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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Obituary,

The funeral of the late Charles A. Parvin,
son of s. H. Parvin the advertising agent,
who died day before yesterday took place
this afternoon from the family residence,
near College Hill.
The remains of Charles W. Burdsal, son of
Mr.. James w. Burdsal, will be buried at
the same hour from the residence Of the
family, on Mount Auburn.
Mr.. Charles L. Moore, formerly whole
sale grocer of this city, and latterly agent of
the South Shore Fast Freight Line, died
yesterday evening at his home on Price
Hill. He leaves wife and three daughters
to mourn his loss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Investigation Begun.

Senators Steedman and Wilson, and Rep
resentatives Booth, Estill, Achauer, Thorpe
and Foster, the gentlemen who compose the
committee appointed by the Legislature to
investigate the charges against the South
ern Railroad Trustees, arrived from Column
bus last evening and began work to-day.
The Committee state that the examination
will be searching and rigorous one, and
The bottom facts will be brought up, but in
9rder that witnesses may not know what
others have testified, they will sit with
losed doors
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A West End Wedding.

Those words of such solemn import, but
at the same time fraught with so much
happiness to at least two hearts-"I pro-
nounce you man and wife"--were addressed
by the Rev. A.. N. Gilbert to Mr. John NJ.
Jenkins and Miss Lizzie A. Birch last even
ing at o'clock, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Birch,
near the corner of Court and Mound
streets
The marriage of Mr.. Jenkins and Miss
Birch had been matter of conjecture in
West End society for some months, and
Madam Gossip was gratified two weeks
since BY definite announcement and in-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Railroad Meetings.

The Twenty-fourth Ward voters will meet
at No. Spring Grove avenue to protest
against the $2,OO0 900 bill.
The First and Second Ward citizens will
also hold meetings this evening.
A meeting of the same character will take
place at the Wade-street Market-space to-
morrow evening.
A mass meeting will take place tonight
at the Court-street Market-space.
An Anti-Southern Railroad meeting has
been called for this evening at No. 293 West
Fifth street, Eighteenth Ward.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01

vitation addressed to relatives and init
mate friends.
The bride was becomingly attired in
dark goods, and the groom in suit OF
plain black.
While admiring the presents very
young brother of the bride expressed the
writer's opinion of them: 81 guess she is
glad she got married" They were beauty
and usefulness combined, many of them
valuable
"Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. Jenkins will spend
the honeymoon at home.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
Ward Physicians. 8.

The Board of Police Commissioners hell
IN Executive session yesterday afternoon
when the following appointments wer
made:
First Ward-W A. Nelson.
Second Ward--J. E. JONES'
Third Ward-W. NJ. Logan.
Fourth Ward--J. T. Knox.
Fifth Ward-J. &. Orr.
Sixth Wards. c. Carlton.
Seventh Ward-G. Z. Fredrick.
Eighth Ward-Joseph c. Marcus.
Ninth WardH. Nc L. Slough.
Eleventh Ward-E G. Zinke
Twelfth Ward-Dr. Simmonds.
Thirteenth Ward-Val Schneider.
Fourteenth Ward-R. Henning
Fifteenth Ward-L j. Fogel
Sixteenth Ward-J. j. Gillenan.
Seventeenth Ward-C. s. Muscroft Jr.
Eighteenth Ward-J l.. Neave.
Nineteenth Ward-L. c. Carr
Twentieth Ward-F. Langenbeck.
Twenty-frst Ward-J. A. Culver.
Twenty-second Ward-W. A. Jordan.
Twenty fourth Ward-W. f. Shaw.
Twenty-tifth Ward-E. K. Hockstetter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
FINANCIAL.

Invested in Wall street Stocks,
S tn S sss Is;5s SssS Sss slpaians Si every
Address BAXTER & Co. Bankers, II Wall st.,
New York. seS-1ydW ,FtEM&oc4-1yw, cow
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01

Captain Jacob Johnson denies the charge
that he has received money from gamblers,
and theatens the paper which published the
charge with libel
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
J. LeBoutiNier & Bro.
IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS!
.Colored Dress GoodsI
THIS WEEK.

Note the following Bargains:
At handsome Dress Goods reduced from lOc
Bourrettes reduced from Is and 1Sc
Apacas in all shades reduced from 25c
Fancy Sutngs reduced from zoe.
pieces Maelasse Basket Cloths, &c. worth o ant
4Oc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31
ESTABLISHED, 1909

200 Coils Best New Bedford Cordage,
ssORTED SIZES. FROM I-e INCH TO
N a. inch. (my5) For Sale by BOLLEs co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31

Talmage says of some who marry for money ::
" have seen men who, at the marriage altar,
thought they were annexing something more
valuable than Cuba, who found out afterward
that they had got only an album, Lady's
Magazine, and q medicine chest"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31

~ Adverssrs rsssias Ia ths Easirru ai.t stais san
pay or ther cards ~ eunG Crernhactt Jucd States
Pstae sAmpa fr sach thsy wish 20 ane thsf
cards vii - Inserted Shove tah ~ - rBs pad ~
p buaineas Cards. When FmnrAfp Sea TnAA. are
Aoze4 dsccuni NON these ratra vhicA Or uanssut
advertisements When paid % charrrd oeartsriy
ccpss 81 the ApfrHrtsEn Trn Cents wheu rhafG~d
Flft-en Centsl ~ the dorsn. ous Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31

Domestic joys are great mystery, but some
peoples peculiar appreciation of them is a
greater mystery still. A gentleman just re-
turned from " Yurrup,'' as John Cough says
the word Is pronounced, vowed that he never
would travel any more and then wiped tear
from his left-handed cheek, "Just think of
nv i'll luck, - he said. I" At one of the crowded
stations 1 lost both my gold-headed cane and
nv wife, He was silent for a few grief-strick-
en- moments, and then added, in fearful tones,
And it was a bran new cane, too"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31
Immortality of Words.

-Eongfsalqg's sosely lItf1e poem, favorite
of Mrs. Browning, has place, the moral
derived from it being the responsibility of
every person at the last day for the utterance
of every idle word
shot arrow in the air,
IL fell 10 earth know not where
For 20 swiftly IL few, the sight,
Could follow il in its fight.
breathed song into the air,
II fell % earth know not WhsFe;
For who has sight 50 keen and strong
That can follow the fight Of songi
Long, long afterwsrd In an oak
found the still unbroke
And the song from begnnlag to end,
found again In the heart q friend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31
The Contest of Right and Wrong.
BIZ TEssYsoN


Oh Jet We trust that somehow good
VIII be the final goal Of ILL.,
To pangs of nature, sins Of will,
DefecsS Of doubt, and taints Of blood
That nothing walks with aimless feet
That not one life shah be destroyed,
Or cast rubbish TO the yofh,
When God hath made the pile complete.
Behold we know not anything
can but trust that good viii fall
Al iast-far of-at last, 10 all,
And every winter change 10 spring.
So runs ny dream but what am -
An infant crying in the night;
An infant crying Of the light
And With no language but a cry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31

Little John is visiting his grandfather. This
is an extract from letter to bis mother Sc Po-
tato bugs is plenty, an enjoy 'em very much
cause they makes grandfather swear, an every
time he biles over he spills his false teeth, an
he always forgets ware he spills 'em an he hires
us to roust 'em out. So yer see huntin's good
here. He pays US in pigs, an fore the sesln's
over | think lie hev enuf to start swine shop.
Tell Sam jenkins, cause it'll make him hoppin'
mad to know ime hevin' such q binanzer.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-31
EDWARD T. O'HALLoRAN,

TTORNEF AND SOLICITOR. is AU-
IN THORIZED from $500 $4,000 on Mortgage OF
Freehods of Interest Agents in London
and in all parts of Australia
store1 Honolulu jas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.
condensed locals.


From J. G. Parker we have the Few York
DaDeTS in advance OF the mails.
During the nigh wind yesterday afternoon
rITTf-~ 2 nv, NV II sr trees upon the streets
which were too top heavy We're blown down
and some broken OIL.
The officers Of franklin Council No. 9, ). Of
l., we're Installed last evening D. Gen L. ID.
Mussey. president of the District Council. See
the SecTeCary'S announcement IN our adver-
M. Lo!Iise Pollock and Miss Su>i, Pollock
have -Uue 10 Trinity College, in North CIrO-
lima. ia answer TO a call from President Cra-
ven. They are 10 lecture daily for one week
TO class OF normal students on the subject OF
kndeTgartens.
Travellers for pleasure or health should con-
suit he card of the \. Y, N FL. and III. K. r.
route ID the White Mountains in another col
uUn.
During the thunder storm yesterday light
ming struck the District jail and knocked two
large blocks OF stone from the wall. No one
injured.
John BrOssnan yesterday afternoon made a
wantOn assault on peanut yender at the
c. rneT OF III and ID streets. giving him black
eye. He and his companion very soon after
wards took an involuntary walk with Officers
Dubois and Fritz to the fifth precinct station,
and this morning, in the Police Court, Bros
nan was fined -.
Read William Dickson's advertisement in
another column.
Mr.. NJ T. Parker, painter, No. 500 Louisiana
avenue, and bona tide wOrkingman, wants
IT understood that he is not the NJ. I. Parker
whose name, as secretary, was appended to
the paper from Isaac Cohen, president"
submitted 10 the WOrkingmen's Assembly at
ITS !aSt meeting.
Mr. katZensJein's loss by the recent fire in
his store on It'll street. it is now pretty well
aSceTtained, Will reach not far from $500
Among his loss is about s. coo worth of winter
clothing carried over ard stored in his upper
rooms. He y fully covered by insurance.
The Third Baptist congregation will lay a
cornerstone tomorrow at ] o'clock, corner of
4th and Streets for their new church, which
Will be Is by ~ feet III dimensions. Rev.
HeSSTS MeadnTS, Robinson, Scott, Mason.
Rome. and the pastor, Rev. a. BOuldin. will
DifiCIdtf
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GEORGETOWN,

The NEW MARKET is occupied by the butch
eTs and hucksters to-day. 1t presents a spa
ciOuS and good appearance. The old butch
ers' market, bought By the railroad company,
is being partly torn down to be enlarged. The
railroad company has rented and taken pos
session of house l52 Bridge street. opposite the
site of the car stables, TO be used as offices
until the new buildings are completed.
SANITARY Observation-Disclosures the fortu-
nate applicants for the position Of sanitary in
spector under Health Officer Townshend, is
Mr.. Samuel A. Robinson, well-known citi-
zen of Georgetown Mr.. II. is well known in
Washington also as member of the firm Of
Smith, Birge & Co.
Coal TR1DE-Receipts and Shipments flor
week ending today: Observation-Disclosures
Z: Co 81, 29SS tons; Borden Mining Co, 100
Co, 3,e64 do. Shipments Consolidation l.
Co, 2,g6S tons; Borden Mining Co. 100 do. ::
New, Central c. Co, 5,451 do; Maryland c.
Co, 3, S64 do.
GRAIN.-By riyer-l,500 bushels wheat and
10 bushels corn, 10 Hartley Bros.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings nm
change to-day-1,50U bushels wheat; sold AT
95c. to $l.05.
THE SO-CALLED WORKlNGMEN's MEETING
at Market House hall last night was but poorly
attended. The meeting was addressed BY Mi
Cohen --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

R45 Baron Herking, chief of the secret po-
lice, was recently stabbed to death in the
streets OF kieff IN broad daylight. The Rus
sian Official papers have kept the matter very
quiet.
RS-A Mrs. Dickinson shot and killed a 900
pound grizzly the Coast mountains ten days
ago.
EN-. Bensinger, of Chicago, announces
tween Schaefer and Sexton are at an end.
EB-G Gideon Clark, ex-recorder of deeds of
Philadelphia. charged with embeZZlement of
$2,G0O OF the clty's funds while in Office, sew
eral years ago, was yesterday acquitted.
HB-The Peoples Savings Institution, of
Charleston, s. G., has attached the property of
the South Carolina railroad in Augusta Ca,
on Judgment against the company for 81 600.
&1-Dennis Kearney, the California agitator,
now on his way East, is 81 years of age, a ma
tive OF Ireland, married, and catholic.
s1 Alexander Dumas figures out that he
ought to have received $3.50, 900 royalty for the
use, of his play Camille" in the United
States.
Victor Hugo has said yes to the reauest
of the English Workingmen's Peace asocia-
ton to preside over an international peace
congress.
sg,A miner fell into a Nevada shaft, and
would have gone down 400 feet had he NOT. in
the darkness, CHANGED to grab a chain after
falling few yards.
E1-A North Carolina man worked two nc.
gro men and one boy of fourteen on ten acres
and by planting tobacco he made $4,000 in
three years.
s1-Isaac Friedlander, a leading grain opera
tor, died in San Francisco yesterday, of heart
disease.
sB-Lorenzo Benton, a letter carxier in AL
bany, N. Y, has been arrested I'M the act of
abstracting money from letters.
ss-I In the way of worship in hot weather,
man thinks he Is doing well enough when he
allows his wife to go to church.-IN o. Plea
guRe.
-Elopement marriage, twins, and divorce
have happened to an Indiana girl within a
year.
Gen: Gordon has purchased farm In
Georgia of the generous size of l. 800 acres. and
is going TO raise sheep upon it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13
A CHARGE OF FORGERY.

OHIO WHISKEY EXPLODEs AND KILLS A
BoY.-A most remarkable accident occurred
Thursday in Steubenyile. Ohio. A little son
OF John Slaugherty, saloon keeper, was play
ing in his fathers barroom, when he happened
to joStle against barrel containing two or
three gallons of whiskey. A frightful explo-
fragments. killing the boy Instantly The bar
rel stood beside window, through which the
sun ShOne very warmly, and it is supposed
this generated gas sufficient to produce the
result stated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

LORD OGILvT" would appear to be Young
man of somewhat erratic disposition. He has
escaped the clutches of the warden OF Ludlow
pears upon the scene, with a warrant for his
arrest on the charge of forgery, and it is said
that he is wanted in Pittsburg, Pa, for having
the climax, Stuart Robson writes to a morn
ing Journal to say that the play purchased by
him and Crane was purchased solely on the
reputation of its being written by d live lord,
Ogllvy," with all the aliases must, indeed,
feel the sorrow of a great and bighting grief
coming over him when he sees his parts of
speech thus called into disrepute.-[N. Y.
LTUrRSS. 10Th.
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Summer EntertaInmen.s

Equal Division No. 3, S. of T., give an excur-
SION to Norfolk, Fortress Monroe and the
capes, saturday evening, August 10TH
The excursion of Company A. next Wednes
day evening, will be one of the most ENJOYABLE
OF the season.
Franklin Temperance Legion gives moon.
ilSht excursion this evening on board the Mary
Washington. The boat leaves at $50 and wifi
return at II.
A grand moonlight excursion, under the au-
spices OF the Y. NJ. {. A, will be given next
Monday evening. The Mary Washington,
which has been engaged for the occasion, will
leave her wharf at precisely
A very pleasant excursion will be that given
next Tuesday evening by the ladies OF the
E9Ftb Presbyterian church.
The Lady OF the Lake leaves next Monday
evening with the Young Catholics Friend So.
ciety, select excursion to Fortress Monroe.
Norfolk and the capes. She will start about :
pm. Every arrangement for the comfort and
pleasure OF guests has been made.
Uniformed Patriarchs. |. y. o. F. give An
excursion 10 Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and the
eapeS ON the 18th, on the steamer Jane Mo; Sc
The Potomac Ferry Company will give q
moonlight excursion tomorrow evening, the
boat leaving at
The Sue leaves this evening for Piney Point
ing.
100 miles on the Potomac for 10 cents, CON-
menclng Monday July 18th, and continue un-
III further notice. The steamer Mary Wash
lngton will leave her wharf every Monday and
FiIday az lO:3O am, returning at pm A
moonlight excursion VIII be given on each of
The above nights (MOnday and Fridayl Ieay.
ing at :l5, returning at II. Fare round trim.
70 cents; Music and dancing on each OF the
above trips.
The eighth annual picnic of the Knights of
s.. Patrick, at GieSbOro', next Tuesday, win
be pleasant affair.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
The Mattano leaves at $50 pm. for Marshall
Hail.
The Harbinger leaves at $50 am for Deco.
guam Falls, returning at pm.
The Cockade City leaves at 3 pm for a trim
down the river
The Lady of the Lake leaves at 3 pm. for a
i've hours sail
The John w. Thompson leaves at for ely
mont.
The pleasure boat Nellie makes trip TO
Great rails tomorrow at $50 am. Fare, 90
cents. -
DRY GooDs! dry goods dry goods. black
SIN, colOred SILK, check silk, striped silk; i'm
nehSe assortment OF silks. Carriers, I'll Mar
BET space, the popular cash dry goods store
Gauze vests Tor ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren; cnlidren's colored stockings including
cream, pink and blue; beautiful Dire s goods,
10; linens Tor boys wear; linen sheeting; Dill.
low ease lnen.-AdUt. 20
WILL OPEN Monday morning q pieces of
new style lawns, white and colored gronnds
yard wide, l214 cents checked organdieS yard
wide, 27a cents: striped linens, only 10 cents
per yard ToWson'S, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
south side.-Adrt.
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1913 PENNsfIVANI. 1878

| TO THE NORTB, VEST AND sOTIpuwpS,
spsnasd sosSers srMses s5ses agsts
TRAINS LEAVE S Wh l9thi lsTT; ,-,u H..
corner OF sixth and streets 50 follows: WI.
with PsTer Car to PIttsbarg and ~ daily
rom Pltts5urg TO Cincinnati, g. Lo1fs AZ
Shhiicago; 7'so Pm. daily, with Palace Car 20
BALTMCRE AND POTOMAC R.u.eo,
For Sananasigus, Rochester, Bunso. Sissa.I,
saur daS t %it poFTG At 20 sIeept
%,SiIaamspOT, Lock Haven, and A' K%ir.f G st
For l SaR York IN; andy .as S Except sYnSay
Exp ETPrssS Of Pullman Cars $40 An daily. e so
For New YORK ana the East, 1:so p. m. daily s,-
nstcn to Bcs Mn SlFse op StTs frsm
tth ns trains connect at jersey City VIII t
snser 70 Futon street aans s1Os sSaH direct
risge and journey across New York city' 4s'-
and ra 1S a. and s5 da except snnay
d Limited Express, eco a. m daily, except sun.
Acconlmodstton for Baltimore, e.bs, $50 .
ror a Pone ~ z; u, fsiiy sIeept Sunday
daily, except sInday 600 T. n. and $40 o. N.
For AnnsPShs, s:6o q. N. and 40 D. m, DAILY.
ALSSxfA 4 AND FRrDKEIcKsgupa
WASHINGTON RAfLRoAnDNl DhiA AND
For As Az g 2. 8, $40, 10, IL s.m..ls
and and m, vi sunday 81 BIO am.
For Kish@ona saa the South, s:.s = n ana s,
a. %. oaiy; GID p. N. daily, eToent s;r. az
8. s;m 10 ss 81 for WashiLg.n1, q q
Pm: OF Sunday At and I0a, M AMI 20 o. M
.o Icy. information, sleeping and psrIoT cafs A..
Se.uiooAIont can be procured NJ the of5ces north
90. Got nef OF Thirteenth street and PennsyIyani.
G2noe. northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn
ssSsna Nenue. and ut the depot, Nhere or[sr.
An Dc left Ter the checking OF baggage so dastfn.
pon rom hotels and rseideDces
rRt Il <, I HhsnER Genera Essssnser AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

NOTICE TO INTERCHANGEABLE male
and female patriots who DANGEROUSLY demand
appointments to national offices as republi-
cans and then have conscientious scruples
about contributing money to the party funds
may as we'll make the most of their present
opportunity. No subsequent administration
viii give them similar chance.-( Phita. North
american.
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land, Me- states that w. B. Andrews, young
man well known there and engaged in bust.
ness at Addison. Me-, and selling fish in New
YORK, cashed check for 1856 at the Thomas
each at the st. Georges and ROckland Ma
uonal banks. respectively, of Rockland, the
checks purporting to come from New York.
They have since proved to be fOrgeries, and
Andrews and his father have both disap-
cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

A TRAMP FIRES HOUSE.-A tramp being
refused something to eat at the house of H
Andrus, in Milton, Pa, Thursday afternoon.
set the building on fire, and before it was ex.
tlngulshed the flames communicated to an adj
joining brick building, totally destroying both.
Loss, SSUtO; insurance unknown. TWOyOung
sons of Nj. Andrus were the only inmates of
the house al the time. The tramp escaped.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-A dwelling in
Millyille, n. j., occupied by lady named
Finch was struck by lightning yesterday. The
eldest daughter was killed, and a younger
sister and a cOlOred servant were Frustrated.
but subsequently, recovered.
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TAKE Aner'S Pills for all the PURPOSES OF 4
puTg&tVe. Tor constipation, Indigestion head
ache and liver complaint. BY universal ac-
cord, they are the best of al purgatiyeS for
family use.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
t0to'S Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t cOrrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels. cures
dySentery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teetnlng or other causes. An old and
weltried remedy. Is cents a bottle.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers and
those who have been doSed, drugged and
Quacked. Pulrermachers Electric Belts efec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6.lS.d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLRMEN-We wish TO
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
Ing and Dyeing Rsta blishment, No. 9O6 street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
european invention, he is enabled to do his
work III manner not 70 be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are. in
1act, tne cheapest In the city On account OF his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con
SlSts IN removing spots from costly party dress
es; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots etfectualiy from any article
ana careful pressing gives them an appearan cs
as II newly made. Kid Gloves Cleaned: two
pair Tor Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

DON'T Buy SILK DRESS until You have eX
amtned the one dollar grOs grain at ConnOlly's
1t can't be matched under $l.50 in this city
AGTt,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W.
A Llphard and Norah L. Bredekamp James
5 MaSten and Amanda +. PassenO; James
thomas, OF Charlestown, West Va, and Addie
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ADVANCED PRICES paid for board OF audit
certificates and drawbacks by William Dick
son, ID p Street.-AdUt.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-LeWiS Heuber, indict-
ed April 9Th last, for an assault with intent to
rape c00red woman named Ann Brown,
gave bail yesterday in $1,000: Mr.. William
Lee. cOLOred. being bis bOndsman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

SPECIALTIEs IN STRAW HATS
Centlemen'S Stylish Dress Hats 81:
Boys Dress Hats, all coi0rS, 75c.;
at Lewis Popular One Price Store" goo It'll
street, between and X NV