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The DEATH OF MATTHEW FINN by drown
ing, noticed in Tuesdays STAR, causes a va
yancy in the carriers army corps of THE
EVENING STAR. ..Matty Finn commenced to
serve Meridian Hill, Mt Pleasant, and 18th
street road with THE STAR many years ago
when he was mere boy. He stuck to it ike
little Trojan in hot weather and cold wet
ard dry, and built up large and successful
his route at the time of his death. The COUNTY
patrons OF THE STAR will long miss the cheer
death.
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JOINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEINER "SUE.O
CAPT, W. G. GFOHEnn

The Elegant Iron Steamer SIZE viii rasrr,o ,,u.
SAInhDAf NIGHT EXCUR- 1os
Spf ssSn Sane BIB to Point Look E&ho
ana returning, leaving Stephenson s wharf foot or
was ST., every saturday at pm, returning To-
Iurnlshed on the Boat, and all the sccOmmodatioD
State Ro nIS-cas lass Fare, round trip, 81 For
SIEPhENsON q BROS. Agents. coTIiIT Iot -
81. and Pa. ave. and 7th ct. wharf la NJ "
PAHis ~, E.xPOsITION.-DR. LOONTsi
4 ElodIh sELECT EUROPEAN pa PTS
SPECIAL FOR WASH NGTON-Lesye A n,.na - u !.
. r gao Qetooer q. Address DIR. s. L. L00MiSn
NO. oo9 PENNSYLVANIA avenue east ciiv. jsIS- Inn
PtEAsCR E BOATS FOR HIRE ron YIstI-
- ing, &c. JOSEPH PASSEKl
.r,s rs Water street ~
eP'o NV 0e0rgecoWn. ID. q. -
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Nm. M. Holden and Rachel Levy; Edward
ton and Mary j. White: Isreal KimbaII. IL.
and Charlotte E. Lapham; f. o. Clifford Prid,
dy and Eliza s. Boomer; Cornelius A. Berk-
icy OF Caroline county, Va, and Isabel Carter
Edwards and Winifred Kelly: w. +. Calvert
and Agnes Mcpherson, both of Belle Plain, ID.
C.: VIM. Hill and Emma Krisman: VIM.
Smith OF Baltimore, and Annie Johnson
Samuel Lee and Lucretia Hill.
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1919 PENNsxLXAN1A 1878

AOso TcNMsSSsLNANlA 1910
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
SPLENDID sSss1s gs %aSn s,sss z9s
TRAINS LEAVE f1V WA isfhl ls3S; rrom ns.
For Su ss s6a ana e e
s:s6 70 AMY, sa + Fa. sso G.i s9 e
For Sa,nanaasua. Rochester, Sufalo f SiAxsi,
WI Ct c.fs 70 w as sISD
For l Sa% York % ds1ly ,s except spnSay
daily. with Palace Cars attached snq L gE 2;
HIRr s OF Pullman Cars. $40 am. daily, az.
For New York ana the East. 1:so .. m, DALI, 81.
Seps Sun nc VIII sleeping Cars freIn Wash
through trains connect At Jerss2 Civ 81 i ~
snss Of EataSS
rage and journey scress New HYSi a4sk double fer
FaanSaei .se sH9 b sssSSs : saa as,
daV. i''a Ahp'e's' s'z' q. m. aaily, except Sun.
Acco%mO % for Baltimore, 1866. $50 .. m.
For Pope's Greek Line. s:66 4. m. and 40 .. m
For 1nnsp poispt s s5G = N. and An n.u,
except Sunday. ' NAAA''
ALEXANDRIA AND FRxDERIcKspupe
KWAI sAyAYrhAIN AND ALExANDRIA XS ID
WAontN01ON hAlLHOAD.
FOR A1e1AndTta, Q, ., 8, 8:1D, 10, IL An, l. a
80 o ~ siG, Up. m. On Sunday 1t alb a N.
For Rieh@Ond ana tho South, s:4s q. m. and
rr.in E, M Ca aaiiyi S;io P m daily except sunday.
., Blu 10, An; / 8, l:2o, 5, SGD anal
pm. On SUNDAY ut 8 and l0a. m and 8 40 o. M
T1cketAs information. sleeping and parlor CAR -
eomm0dAtions can be procured ct the ofnces. NORTH
est corner OF thirteenth street and Pennsylysnis
nNenue; nofthoAst corner Of Sixth street md Pam.
0Nsnn avenue. and ct the depot, where ORDER
an pc eft Tor The checking OF bse9aee "a deStins.
uon nom hotels and resfdences
Rp ~ =. nA1HnLk General Passenger Agent
ShANA TdO4HON. 0onarHl NanARex. novl0
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY LAUDANUM-Yes
terday Josephine Stephenson, visiting at 10Y
suicide by taking iaudanum. She had swal
lowed a large dose when discovered. Anti.
o,heS were administered and her life was
say.d. Famlly trouble was assigned as the
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GAUZE VESTS for ladies', gentlemen's and
children'S wear; Shetland shawls-White. car.
dinal and blue; lawns, lawns, lawns, at Car
ter's, III Market Space. Buntings, buntings.
buntings; pure wool bunting, 25c. children's
and light blue and pink; excellent calico, SC.
beautiful dress goods, !5c. closing out all of
our new paraSOlS at real cOSt.-AdUt.
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~ Just recelved b. w, II, WHITE Co.. HOOK.
ss5s F. sSa s.s,oas iiSs - NM nv scSoo
001&Rk S0oQ 09e1olNepe Upe-N
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RAILROADS.
TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS


" Take tss,r the e., NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
i Bz sos k ! q S5 ssntfS1 III
central Depot. New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and go through from New York to the Mountains
by daylight il II hours.
tickets and further Information can be obtajned
mac RsisS al once OF the Baltimore and POto-
.---- lam you. lyl3 I'm
RALTIIMOhE AND OHIO HAu,HOAD.
MOTH. NORTHWEST v EsT IN rs s6I 6T Tse
70 La S4si ws sssERAh oSgNE g. 1875
EXPRESS kHicoss aSTk Phislsde1phia and Boston
only. Stops at s6pey IaGT ehasy 70 Bam0re
1i s!ho 'esSups, Hanover Hanover, and Elk ridge NV
Cranberry. Strasburg' WtncbeSte9 a ana Way
and Way via ReIay.l --"s0i0'0"A'
BIO 2. m.-POint OF ROCKS. CEan5srrv str.s-
burg; Winchester, Hagerstown and Wag ststtoSs
TON AMP BALTlMoRR kxfREss.D f PhRLoa s So
n New 9ork and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
1856 a.m.-st. Louis. Chicago, Columbus AMI
sIca SInTg cypress; Aagerstown and Valley Branch
NAN CHR to cincinns daify 70 Stanton ai II Pg.L
o9s6S. daily, except Saturday: o'D'
1000 q. m;5;Baltimore Express. Stops at Bis
Jessup's and Hanover. 1n0'-on'
p. Nj.
2;i0 p.m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, Eu,oo,, ey,,
and Way. H0o't 0iy
tl:s0 p.m:-NEw YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON EXPRESS. On Sundays to Batimore
Only, stopping at all Stations. Stops at Laurel.
$50 p. u .-BatimoTe, Bladensburg, and I.aurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. stops at 1nnspous
TABS ?. m.-Point of Rocks. Frederick. Baverz.
toWn, winchester and Way Stations on SUNDAYS
10 fonto OF Rocks and Fay Stations only
lions. Ho way SSA-
to 80 !. m.-Philadelphis Norfolk and 8aItimors
Express. Norfolk except Sunday NORFOLK
SESGkRS TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT To Bo.1
ATSANT0N. Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel.
f5o0-Balt1more and Way Stations
f1:l6-CHlCAGo AND COLUMBUS E1PRrss
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago. 'S'
tS:1D p. m.-BaltiulOre Express
t826-st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana Pitts
burg Express. Ptttsburg, except SUNDAY, Pull.
1880 p m.5NKw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIAORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR To New
York, and Special Sleeping Car to Phiiade mia
% Daily. Other trains daily EXCEPT Sunday
Al To AT Re- rat{n
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BUTLER AS A DEMOCRAT.-The Boston Her
atd OF the 18th inst. says: Beyond any ques-
for the last ten days, between certain demo
cratic politicians and Gen. Buffers friends
with view to giving Gen. Butler the demo
cratic nomination for the gOvernorship The
course; But already there are signs that the
men who give character to the Massachusetts
democracy don't like this sort of thing. They
threaten In case the Butler faction gets con
troll OF the convention, to withdraw, raise the
regular democratic flag, make regular nom
lnatlon,, and rely with confidence upon the
national democratic party for recognition as
the only true blue democratic party of Massa-
chuSettS. This is not gaScOnading or yapOr
ing. The sagacious old democrats see the
edge its existence
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui.
te1ers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine: Pulverniach.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
tlculars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galyanic Co., New York city. 6,25d&kly
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ES-The steamer j. B. Walker will sail from
New HaVen, Conn. for C0nst lntinOp e TO- day
with cargo of ammunition, for the Turkish
government, valued at sl,035, 900.
FsTM VIM. Murphy and two burglars escaned
from Camden On. j. jail early yesterd v
mornng by cutting through the ceiling.
RS@The Robinson Wagon company Of Gin
Glnnati, Ohio, have made an assignment.
L Ii not stated. Assets estimated at
2B-Mrs. Timothy Lynch was murdered with
a lack-knife in San Francisco, Tuesday, by
her husband, a venerable wOodsawyer,
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For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
to15'S soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t ccrrects acidity of the stomach, re-
1eves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrh9a, whether arising
from teethlng or other causes. An old and
Wen-tried remedy. Is cents a bottle
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SUIT UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAWN.
y. Johnson TODAY, by H. b. Moulton entered
Sl,U9 damages, alleged to have been Sustained
~ MN oy defendants refusing on the Sth of
1 ,nns 20 take him as passenger on a twenty
arT tSi NJ excursion, which refusal on his
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RoUsEFch NISHING DRY GOODS CHEAP; 2l&-
wide sheeting otton, 20a25c. table linen from
sc. per yard in. Turkey red table linen from
~fse eSHn ngs from aaston
from Sc. up. Towson's ss,s Pennsylvania ave
nue., south side.-Adrt
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such wonders for the sick, new issues a D otent
restorer for the beauty of mankind-for the
comellness which advancing age is so prone to
luXuriant locks on the bald and gray pates
among US, and thus lays us under obligations
TO him, for the good looks as well as health of
the community.
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Weather Indications Today.
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WdSnInRJOIl, July IS, I5ie,
For the middle Atlantic states and lower
region, partly cloudy weather, occasional show
eTS, warm sUUthWpSteTy, yecriDg to colder
northwest winds, and stationary followed By
rising barometer.
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OPESED THIs MORNING Is pieces of new
style eolOred ground lawns at bic Strinad
linen, Toe. checked organizes, he: matrings
az cost dry goods at bottom prices. Tow.
son $, 6Sb Pennsylvania avenue, south side
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NICE HOUSE AND LOT in L.r Droit Park
can De bought cheap. Pans can b. seen at
Architect MeGilrs Office, lie DrOit builoaius.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

JUST RECEIVED
FINE CREIMERY BUTTRp
PRICE 30 CENTS POUND; OR, IN Lors or q
POUNDS, 20 CENTS.
MY best Print Butter, Including stabIar,. -,
anStss, Only 40 cents, Other good Point o1Iy AZ
Reeeiye daily HARD and SOFT Cp,pv
TILL HEAD, SEA TROUT, SHAD. &c ADS
a nnSSSS,,nas on nand large quantity OF CaNNEn
1Uops, Will sell very low: will sell 2 IA Homa
SSpes, 1c. ID Tomstoes, &c.: StabIar,s Tor,
ag, h1celslot Corn, 12l6c stabler's Pears Ok
a. hheacheS lie. Id. Peaches, IA. -'N' =
q hperai discount for large quantities.
FRANK J. TlBBFTs
r,.oo .. PALACE MARKET,
H.Ho-u corner 18th st. and Setp Ya,E ,,,,.
STOkFED OIL MANGOEs.
(MARTYNIAs.
fichLED TINY TINS.
AUTUMN CLUsTERs.
WORCESTERSHIRE,
BEEF STEAK,
JOHN BULL
MUSHROOM,
New crop SWEET OIL.
b. w. REEDS Sons.
spo-u 1910 y ss. - @,
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CITY ITEMS.

THIS BEATS TEEN ALL, The Climax
Shirt" splendid White Linen Bosom Shirt
ready to put right on" only sl.00 Lewis, $40
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FROM their inactive life, ladies suffer mos,
from neadache, and it is to them that LOdille's
Hedddche SPECIFIC is so indispensable.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSsrs. Young and
middleton have sold privately for Mrs. Eliza
I'll. Garner, - feet of lot 5, square 2q3. improy-
ed by twO-stoTy frame No. 3l3 18th Street
northwest, TO w NJ. Gait for 5000 cash, the
purchaser assuming all taxes. MeSSrS Young
ana Middleton sold yesterday, at auction,
Tor MesSrS Charles Bradley and Andrew c.
Bradley, trustees, part Of lot 1, square $50,
corner .th and streets southeast for 30 cents
per foot.
:, MessrS. Duncanson Bros sold yesterday. for
hOoeTt j. Murray, trustee, lot S. in square IL
on AIN street northeast, between X and l.
streets, 10 Charles EdmOnds for Il cents
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The LARGEST assortment OF dry goods in
washington; silks, lawns, bieached table
linen, linen sheeting, pillow case linen; beau
tllul dress goods, Sc; buntings, pure wool,
25c. ; black alpaca, PC: pure wool black cash.
land shawls-white, blue and cardinal; bean
fifql lawns, Toe. Carriers, I'll Market Space
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS no MNKsHALI
EQUAL DIVISION, No. 3. =. Oft.
EICIRSION To FORT MONROE,
AOR FOL IA nlld Tile n 4 y

SATU RllAI EVENING, August 10th.
Steamer JANE MOSELY
Ticket 81 70; Children between
and H. 81. sssksz6k
Meals on board so cents state-rooms 10 can n
secured al lOO3 7lh ST. W. No ligu rs solid on IN
boat. Sleeping accommodations furnished I,
all iy12-St
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

Single Sumber-Class SO, ''-Dra- N At New Or
leafs, La, on uesday, Jul, 9th, 1878.
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PURSUIT AND CAPTURE OF ALLEGED BURG
IARS.-AbOut O'clock this morning an alarm
was given on 9TH street. near NJ that some
thing wrong was going on in the store of G. s.
OHare 4 Sons, on 1th street, between NJ and
n streets. Two men, hearing the alarm ran
responded promptly, with private Officer
Snedd, and after chase succeeded in captur-
ing the 1ugitiveS, two well known negroes
VITO were taken to the 9Th precinct station.
They gave the names of Button Paine and FL
bridge Newman, and were recognized as par
Hes heretofore convicted of larceny. ON
searching them there was found nickel and
copper coin, (SOme foreign) valued at - cents
which had been taken from the store till. This
morning the charge of petit larceny, second
OHence, was preferred in the Police Court but
Inc ease was postponed till tomorrow 1t is
pIObable that they will be held for burglarY
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Bad PluInbino-

Editor OF The Star:-DEAR SIR: Referring
70 an article in this mornings Post il regard
that the firm which did the work lis not a
hundred miles from Lincoln hail." have ONLY
to say, II my establishment is referred TO- as
many OF my friends think it is, on account of
for plum bing at LIE Droit Park, nor was any
such work ever done by the late firm of Ham
iltOn & Pearson, of which | am the successor.
BY publication OF this notice you will greatly
oDllge, yours, truly, I'll. w. HAMILTON.
CLOSE GAME OF BASE BALL YESTERDAY
About the largest and by far the most enthusi
aStic crowd that has been present at a game of
day afternoon between the Nationals and the
New BedfOrds. The game was well played on
both sides, and was intensely exciting. The
New BedfordS lead pretty easily till they left
When the Nationals came in the score stood +
TO 4. By good batting they-amid the widest
hot OF uprOar-fniShed the ninth inning by
tlelng the New Bedf0rdS, the score being to g.
aannough II was getting pretty dark, the New
BedfOrds took tenth inning at the bat,
making one run. Darkness prevented the
game being finished, and it was decided a tie
on the score at the close of the niath inning
thr;r Buffers umpiring was very fair, and
showed pretty good Judgment. The New Bed
l0rdS kicked once against his decision. but
afterwards gracefully accepted the situation.
one thing they did not accept gracefully was
the manner IN which Reilly, one of their nine,
was put out after batting Bannon for home
run. He ran around the bases before the ball
was gotten home, but failed to touch third
base. None of the Nationals noticed this, and
t Meie IeadS 10 go on With the game. One OF
the ball to third. This he did, and the umpire
decided Reilly out. The New Bedfords did not
Ike this, and protested against being given
AVA" Dy an outsider, but had to submit. The
about it.
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10 LADIES AND GENTLELEN.-Wo wish to
call attention to A. Fischers Chemical ScOur.
Ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. sos G street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be eQuaed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
TACT the cheapest In the city on account OF his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists In removing spots from costly party dress
IS; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re-
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
pair for Is cents, WV
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~.
sold in MAJ n, Ind.
No. AZ, PIG. drawing $40. 600, second capital
prize, sold in Washington, ID. e.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
numbers from 80, SAL to 90 $50 Inclusive being
number drawing $50, 600, $500.
3 numbers from As. gil to As 220 inclusive, being
the nine remaining units OF the same ten of the
number drawing SO oo0, 500.
Snumbers from IL, III to Il 730 inclusive, being
the nine remaining units OF the same ten of the
number drawing IS, 0O0 $780,
LOCO numbers ending in 43, being the last two
hSnIes OF the number drawing the CapitaI Prize
Of $50, 600, $40.
Inc subscribers having supervised the Single
NumneI Draw ing. Class q. LOUISIANA STATE
LOIIER1, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which We're this day drawn from the
100, 600 placed in the wheel with the prizes CORE
spending to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans. La, this
Tuesday, July 9tn. 1878.
ADAM GRIFFIN,
LOUIS IL. PILE
j. h. PHELPS,
j. Z. ROUX.
,. Commissioners.
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ENTRA0RDINARY
1OOIMILEs RIDE ON THE POT0.

1l0MILEs RIDE ON THE POT0.
IOO VI 40 for 10 cents. Com o.
mencLg MONDAY, July 18th, and s-staSaaN
continue during the =, ason. Steamer s~-szzzkss&H
MARY WARRINGTON will leave her wharf,
loot OF 7th street. every MONDAY AMI FRIDAY,
al 10 m. returning t445 D. m. A Moonlight
Excursion will he given on each of the sJOVo
nights monday aud friday, leaving Al 7:15; re-
turniIg at II. Fare round-trip ID. Music auI
Dancing Oh each of the above trips. Refreshments
IuIhlshed at city prices. The managers reserve tho
right TO reject any person they may At. Jyl3 &C.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS To MARSHALL.
~ HALL. - Steamer '-Mattauo''
leaves 6th-st. wharf EVERY SUN sASA-S
DAY, at $50 y. m, FOR Marshall <32<xs
Hall; returning, viii arrive In Washington st so
p IN. No pains viii I've spared TO make taese excur-
Sicns quiet and agreeable. A good Is md of Music
mas been engaged for the season. Fare, round.
I1p, 20 cents. iyl2-2m
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CuOATE'S SELECT EVENING Ex
- SURSION,
"WEDNESDAY, July earn

Mary Washington. Tickets. rs cents.
Tickets az Ballantyne's. whita- 49,
ker's and Mofrison's Bookstores: syStaf.--N
ThompsoD's and Majors Drug sSSz=<>.ez2n
stores, or OF Geo. W. Choate, manager. Witt
IL MENT! Professors HULMNS 80
and LEO, the champion acruhats, EaStSu
trapeze peri rmers and SWIMMERS
of the world, " i'll give grand exhibition In Swiu-
ming on the Potomac river, opposite Fort WASH
tpgton, on SUNDAY, July 22d, and from tho
decks of the Barge Cockade City. The Professors
have appeared before all OF the Crowned Heads OF
EuIope and ; STA. and bear MEGA s ON Ole,u
Victoria Tickets will he limited on this occsSion,
and will lie for sale during the week az Brad.
Adams. also AT the wharf. The Barge will leave
the " har AZ $3.50 sharp, and return al ID. m.
Family excursions on the Barge every "Wednesday
and Friday, leaving the wharf az 7 %. AZ. and re-
turning al IL r. m. sharp. Tickets on al eNcur-
Slons OILY Is cents for round trip. Music and
daI eng anu refreshments Profess r Douch VIII
enltyen each occasion. Also the Georgia Jabieo
Singers. WILT
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hlLLED BY THE Cause.-The early morning
TRAM Yesterday from Baltimore to this CITY,
on the b; T. X. r., when near Sulphur
more, ran over Thomas Dunn, track hand in
me employ OF the company. who had been
aITendlng the wake Of William Daniels, a
t h SlhlsOye, ana IT IS supposed in walking
track. " VA sii0
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sENGEhS-The steamer MARY 49,
o MA,SShInSIof, which has been re- EAts5wzr .
cSntlY rented and furnished L. L
Blake captain, Is the only boat allowed to Land mas
seHsers AT mount vernon wharf. Round trim 81
lnSluulng admission 10 mansion and grounds wa
steaiheI leaves 9TH st. wharf daily (SuDdays er-
Gsbteql al 0 Inn, and returns at D. m j. Mel
pSa AAiSsoeistlon. l.. l.. BLAKE, steamer Mary
oo Jelb-1y
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G UNDAK EXCUHSTON.

until further notice make resBia1 aNh
E1Gnrslon Trips Oh SUNDAY y - 2fH6llI =
LEhNOONS, leaving her wharf, terminus Of tbe
n oI etn sls line OF cars, al p M, for hours,
saiI en- me Potomac, calling at Glymont going
1 ISmj ana coming back. Fare so cents StssmaT
SUnN " IHOMpSON will leave saline wharf
every every ~ SpAf AFTERNOON, at 4 o. clock for
1iyinont. Fare round trip, Is cents, IVA
n. B.-Steamer Thompson's tickets not GOOD o,,
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SELECT EXCURSION
FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK ayE
THE CIPES,

SATURDAY, July 2Oth, ISIS
Httulning Monday morning following.
the steamer Jane Moseley -
sharp. sklzkznz1Il
StaieroOms may be secured on boat.
No liquors will he sold on the boat
LlcketS sz Tor the round trip. For sale at
principal drug and book stores
Managers-R. h. Helphenstine, Geo A, Bel
ley.C =. :. Price, or the Ebbitt House Drug Stal
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STNSTROEE.-AbOUt l o'clock TODAY, Mr..
Dickson Price, clerk in the surgeon gen
eTal once, was Frustrated by the sun at the
was taken into the store of Mr. w r. vii
1iams, and DR.. J. Nj. Toner was called in. II
was over an hour before he was out of danger.
Patrlck NaughtOn, driver of an ice wagon
was SUnstruck ut O'Clock TODAY, at 22d street
and Pa avenue. He was taken into MI Big
gins store and DIR. Murphy called, who rem
dered medical aid.
BODY RECOvERED.-Ab0ut 81 o'clock yes.
lefGay afternoon some young men in q boat
In The Eastern Branch found the body OF JOS
FOX, Whose drowning has been mentioned i'm
HE STAR IN the rear of the Congressional
cemetery. His father was notified, and the
SCuh Carolina avenue The coroner was No.
nned, and alter viewing the remains deemed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-18
HNOISTH MILES RIDE ON THE Pa
II TOAAC FOR TEN CENTS,

Inc CRY OF Alexandria win make Excursions
Gnhhl mOhNING SUNDAY eX- IT,
eepled). Leave 18th street wharf AZ EARh-N
IloO a. m return O'Clock D. m szna zsuannlnk
SIcjnmeNce Monday, June "a, 1873 weather favor.
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THE RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER to- day at
Hemper'S store At o'clock am. $50: 10
am, $40; II m, IS; 2p.m., $50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-27
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Wednesday, Febr'y 81, 1873.
ONCE upon time, Hosea Ballou and

ONCE upon time, Hosea Bailou and
Lyman Beecher met to compare Cal.
vinism and Universalism. Both were
Bible men. and each came armed with
textual missiles. After severA! Apos-
tollc blows from each, shrewdly psrried
by che other, Beecher opened upon the
ninth Psalm and read: TIE wicked
shall be turned into He'll, and ell the
nations that forget God There. air.
the wicked are IN He'll. get them out. il
you can Hosea Ballou, calm as Sum.
mer morning, pointing to the twentieth
chapter of Johns Revelation, read:
Death and He'll delivered up the dead
which were IN them There, said
Father Ballou. they are out, get them
in again if you can