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The Kemper Con aty Massacres.

CHISHOLM MEMORIAL sERyICrs AT THE ME-
~ i,''i OHi A. VI. Z. CHURCH.
ine IiiSll'ilii ihe mortal services took place
III Ilt .He'ioP"h an VI. f. church yesterday
liLeie ""S a l." -ge congregation present. The
fo c,nn msr, y Rev. DR.. MAYOR, who, previous
~ !" comtn,S ing, stated that the services were
S go iyh >ROratiOn of the death of three per
SnriI y ) We're shot by a band of lawIesS men
CbiSr =, lS8! In kemper county, MtSS.-W. w
I'M .roln, his daughter CorneIia J. Chisholm.
. }. NJ Chisholm. The time and place was
appropriate, as nearly year had ELAPSED
since Inc fearful tragedy, which was sur
rounded by such circumstances as to prevent
pubic religious services, and this was the
church where Judge Chisholm worshipped
when in this city. Dir. Naylor disclaimCd any
intention 10 sketch the events OF the past, and
SAID his object was to point the beTeaved fam
~ and friends 10 the Saviour for consolation.
He selected as his text What do thou know
e 81, not now, but thou shall know hereafter
John Is, = and spoke OF the mystery which
enveops the present diSpensations Of God.
BISHOP HAVEN ON FREE SPEECH AND FREE
BALLOT.
Bishop Haven followed with an eulogy. in
the course of which he said: lone Indian
massacre arOuses every part of the land, b. it
the Modoes; Of Oregon, or the Sioux, OF Min
manches, OF Ar iona: indignation and wrath
leaps from end to end of the continent,
and that, too, when no one dreams that the
dread Zoe Is TO start again into eastern homes
ana renew his horrors at Wyoming and Schen-
ectady. But this deed has universal national
weakness, IL breeds universal national diSaS-
Ter A people that cannot protect itself is no
people 1t falls to pieces when il allows its
members to be cut TO pieces. Applause.
We must carry forward and complete the work
in the national protection of every citizen in
MS every right. tApplause.l We must de
lend freedom of speech and freedom
OF ballot, or We perish from the earth.
To this coming perfection of national peace
and power this sad event will contribute. This
family group are martyrs to American equality
OF right, to the Declaration of Independence
and to the preamble of the Constitution. 1t
was for the cause OF equal rights the father
fought and the family fell. 1t was for the pro-
lection of every citizen at the polls, for true
democracy. the government of the voters,
legally and fearleSSly expressed, Tor the Amer
lean naiiOn for the rights Of mankind. that
this citizen of America, with his brave son and
brave daughter, laid down their lives. Their
cries OF agony and death shall never be for
gotten-never below, never above. Their
means the Wales redOuble to the hills, and they
to Heaypn'r
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VIRGINIA episcopal COUNCIL - Round
Dancing Rebuked.-In the Virginia EpiScopai
Council, in session at Lynchburg on Saturday,
Bishop White delivered an elaborate annual
address, in which he earnestly deprecated the
evils of round dancing. After quoting the late
Bishop Johns protest against round dancing
Bishop White says:-"I will not discuss its
character and consequences, for while st. Paul
wrote to the Church in Ephesus that it was
shame even to speak of those things which
were done by some in secreS l should feel
ashamed even 10 speak as the truth would
require of this thing, which is done openly,
before all. will only say that trust no man
or woman VIII be presented for confirmation
who means to continue to participate in this
abOmnation and if the ministers of the church
have no authority to discipline communicates
as notorious evil-dOerS who practice it, surely
this council should not fail to clOthe them with
such authority by canon" This portion of the
address was referred to committee. which
reported a canon forbidding the holy com
munion and confirmation to persons who
habitually indulge in round dancing. Under
the rules it required a twO-third vote TO pass it
at this session. and the canon was defeated.
Resolutions We're, however, adopted deploring
the sinful practice, and urging that il be dis
continued by all good members OF the EDisco-
pal Church.
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AnluSpmenfS.

National TheGter.-"The Danicheffs.'' a
REALISTIC play OF Russian life, will be nted
at the National tonight for the last time. To,
morrow night, champagne and Oysters" a
sparkling comedy OF the Forbidden Fruit style
viii be given with a strong cast.
f0rd'$ opera HOuSe.-At a complimentary
testimonial to the AnalOStan Boat Club. the
comic opera = Box and Cox, and the Operetta
" The Rose Of Auvergne," will be given here
next Wednesday evening.
Lincoln HdU.-The entertainment by the
pupils OF the third division public schools of
Washington comes of here tomorrow evening.
Dec0rdtt0n pay ErcurSi0ns.-People de
SlTOnS OF spending the Both of May out of the
city will not lack for opportunities. Ryland
Nj. +. Church gives an excursion to Annapolis
ON that day. The Departmental Dozen 90 to
Marshall Hall. The b. 4 o. r. r. runs a special
train TO Harper's Ferry; and the Eastern
Presbyterian Church leaves on Wednesday, the
2%h, for Fort Monroe Norfolk and the CapeS.
returning Friday, the 3lst. The excursion to
Richmond on Decoration Day by the Metro
politan and 12th-s.reet NJ. E. Churches, via
Baltimore and Potomac r. r., will be very
attractive and pleasant trip.
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lNTEROCEANIC CANAL.-The result of the
recent explorations having been to demon
Strate the practicability OF connecting the At
laGtic and Pacific oceans by means of a ship
canal across the Isl linus of Panama, the gov
taken an active interest in promoting such a
scheme, and in co operation with the civil In
ternatural Society of the InterOccanic Canal
has brought it forward in a definite form
L re terms of the concession made by the Co.
Iomblan government to the French promoters
OF the enterprise embrace conditions to govern
the construction of extensive works and the
occupation OF a large area OF the national ter
fltOry 1or canal purposes during period Of
nlnety-nine years from the day on which the
canal may open in whole or in part of the
public service.
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"oRKINGMAN'S SUICIDE.-Wm Ii H. Gro
l0ot, mechanic, of American birth, in a fiji of
dependency, brought about by fears of fail
uIe III supporting his mOtherleSs children, i'm
consequence OF his recent discharge from the
mount care shops of the Baltimore and Ohio
I'aIlrQ2o company, ended his own life yester-
In the southern part of the city, by shO0fing
himself IN the head with pistol, the bullet
from which went through the brain and caused
strong feelings, strongly. attached to his chif-
dren and with a tendency to melauchoIy
Since the death of his wife he gave way tn the
miSfOrtuneS which seemed to crowd upon hi N
and when he was discharged from the emp oV
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, owing to a
reduction of force, he was apparently filed
with despair and could hot be cOnSoled.-
ROv 1IEprjcnn 18th
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DID MRS. GLEN BRIBE JUDGE?-A special
from Indianapolis, May 10, says VIM. B.
Walls who was prosecuting attorney in the
murder of Jacob and Nancy Young several
years ago, has confessed that the case was
nolle pressed in the Boone county court
Palmer, by which the latter received 81. 900.
through him (WallS), from Mrs. Glenn Walls
has just been diSbarred for unprofessiOnal
conduct, and his confession IS not believed
The Journal prints the story, and a libel suit
is pretty sure to follow. as Judge Palmer tee
graphS an explicit denial of the charca
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A DENTISTS SUICIDE.-While the wife and
daughter of DR.. NJ. Pine, Philadelphia den
fist, Who has been suffering from tumOr in
his side, Were watching by his bedside, early
Friday morning they both fell into doZe,
from which they were reused by the words.
GOD have mercy on my SOUL" followed by
the report of a pistol The doctor bad shot
himself through the brain. 1t is believed that
he had been driven insane by pain and fear OF
an operation which was to have been per
formed the next day.
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Mr.. MOVES DID Not MEAN TO DO WRONG
AT the trial of Benjamin NOyes, in Newark,
yesterday, MI NOyes continued to testify in
MS own behalf. and said ne did not mean to do
likely to cause legal complications he tried to
get out OF it: While giving his testimony he
was affected to tears a number of Witnesses
World, 18Th.
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RB- Bismarck did not begin to make noise
in the word, outside his provincial diet, until
1879 when he was within two years of the age
OF Pitt at his DEATH and ten years older than
Byron at his death
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CITY ITEMS.

FIFTY CENTS per bottle for LOdWe'S Had
ache SPECIFIC, that cures headache in 5 to 20
minutes Large bottles 80 cents.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.-There is
nothing equal to the enjoyment experienced
Dy The afflicted when using this valuable
specific. Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous
cleansing of the entire human body, recon-
mend it 10 the whole community as a reliable
friend.
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w. MOORE.

w. MOORE,
Tailor, 10l1 New York avenue.
Fine goods, economy, styles and fit. Please
call. 1910
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THE CANAL.-There has been a great de.
mand for boats the past week. and Yesterday
the basin wharf was crowded with waiting
oars. while several of the agents here had mott.
fed their mines not to ship too heavy. Toward
noon, however, number of boats arrived up,
The recent iLflIx of our sea- going vessels at
Georgetown in the early part of the week
Tended greatly t. the relief of waiting boats.
The super ntendents are busy along the linz
and the canal is in tip-top der Cum Der
land AHo1aIljuy
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E1-The Chinese are at length going to mine
Tor coal themSelves. A mandarin has permiS-
sion 10 use all modern appliances for it and
lay a iine Of rail to the sea- .....- -
80 he Rev. Jesse II. Moore, past of I.
Methodist church in Dac,tu IL. a,l!I,iunced
from his pulpit that for twenty years he had
oee!i pttaehihS uoci. iaes tha: lie did so
heieVr. M. None ha reel 4 prira Ecr-
gene. ii AID a member Of Colgr.ss.
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You will never buy any other ii you once see
"ErcelSiOr" Refrigerator in use at Hamiiton'S
Y. M. q. A. Building, 9th and SITS. col;
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W. NJ. BROWNS,
.SI{ Eighth Street a,tc.
DR0BUEsD s. co. .

pR0BItEtD & CO.
ID SSS IeaiIa. ace bet. 9.h a. 40 n SITS,
erS. We name a Few ont OF mapy:-aa Inch 4 ,,5S,
GrOS Graia Black SILK, a; Size. 36-iHch Improved
LViS o., h$iH|"'-nI e4 lac linen, - pnr yard.
Cyrded Figr ned prEaudies. Cwide, } II y Elegant
button Kid Gloves, ia black white. street and
opera shad.S 81 25 BEAUTIFUL SIX CIrck eTtrs
long BslhriEgan Hos, So. per pair. reGuced from
COrsetS, 81 Rnntings. 2jc. (bsSt make A'l-wofi
BuntingS only Sjr.) Back GTeaaainnS, IS, per
yard and mp rip 4 GgensiineS, 10. per yard
espoolS for 25c. All goods hrS: class aud sescsai
with the utmost care from stocks of the best i'm
sTe sd ad ma9n'acnrfrs e The Upie states.
my17-tr s3S Pa. ace, bet gu AVID 10 h SITS.
1--WE HUNDRED C5oO) PIECES on,
- beautiful Dress Goods, Just received; aIl-wooI
Buntings In cream color black, blue aud bean
utul light spring shades only %; Debsges an pure
ings, In black and coors; Back Grenadines pnre
SILK ana Wool; Colonel q Grenadines, pure silk and
wool; ,igh;.c.lp pure Mohsirs; Black Silks IS
black six; tGuinet make, considered the best
wearing silk in the world. at 81, worth 81 IS W.
a ms.s selling real re- Sain finish Black six uinet
BARGAIN. Every day we sell from so 70 100 wards
,,, GATHERS, Market SB1re
SOoie1 SlikS, IN seal brown, cardinal. navy blue
plum, steel color, dark green, lead. &c &c :. also
light shades Of siks. Checked silks SriTsai sSiSS
IN very, light shades. We have received one
hunoied iIO) pieces OF Silks, bought al the very
lowest cash price. and We are selling them M m.
very smallest advance above cost. Three hundnaS
SS0ol pieces of Wool Csssmeres and Lincas for
men s: boys ard Children's wear. prices ranging
from 70 u 81 % Lace for curtains: excellent
SorSetS. 90: fear ~ pair real English STOCKINGS
81: large assortment OF ColOred STOCKINGS for CHI
Whie. 81 DO; excellent quality oat-yard- wide
a1uhie-,Wlllrd bed Ticking. -; white Honevcomb
2S Quilt 90; new Parasos. 22 inch, "a inch and &c
my13-tr CARRIERS. sfr WorE,c, sr,o,
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disappearance from the skin of eruptOnS
burns, Scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores through
the influence OF GleRn'S SuLphur Soap. Sui
skin, and is most benefcally utilized in this
form.
To renew your youth use Hilrs Ilstnnta-
neOuS Hair DVp. on
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POLICE RAIDS ON POLICY SHOPS-Lieut
Kelly with Sergeant Acton and Officer Kear-
ney and Martin, raided reputed policy shop
in Balls alley Saturday night and arrested
the alleged owner, Calvin GrintOn. and five of
his patrons. They also scOoped in Dave
Thomas and Tom Rollins, alleged keepers of
a similar shop on H street. All of these par
ties are colora6 men
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OPEN ON MONDAY.

MAY IL, 1873
=. 100 pieces new Spring DRESS GOODS, from -.
10, Is, 20 and 25c. La
BUNTINGS, all coorS, zoe
sc. ' ~ "'' "''O'B
CLOTH, for Boys Suits, sc. up.
Black ALPACA, I5c and up.
AL Wool Black CASHMERES. Soc.
Hamburg EDGiNGS from auction.
MATTINGS. CARPETS and OII.CLorus
Sheeting CUTTONS, cheap
Table LINENS from 25c. up.
Turkey Red Table LINEN. Soc IN
White CouNTERPANES,5 80, 75, 81 81 IS .sI.5o
~ Bargains I'm Dry Goods at
&C. NJ. T0WSON & CO.
my11-tr stt;
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS At BROWNS.

We are opening new sud desirable DIZZY GOODS
every day, AMI can ,'i"r extra indaCc neUrs 10 all
i'm want OF the best fairies.
Now In stock u'5 line ~ the most recent impnr-
tations In DRESS FABRICS. embracing some ~
the most desirable maeTiaS ouJ this season. which
~ shall sell NJ n small advance on cost
We wish II ats.!u,ty understood Il IS no trouble
20 show our stock.
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PACIFIC LAWNS OAly 10 cents: French lawns
linen lawns: pure silk and wool black gren-
adineS; black cashmere, all pure wool, very
fine, only 30; excellent black silk. 81 ; our real
satin finish black silk, 1925: the one dollar
and sl25 black silks are special bargains;
light silks, white ground with very small
check and narrow stripes; black, lavender
brown and navy blue; new paraSOlS new par
asOls. Carriers, III Market Space.-Adu
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

E>oR EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS.
roTTED AND DEVILLED MEATS,
CANNED CORN BEEF.
CANNED SALMON AND LOBSTER,
y LIB. BONES CLIPPED BEEF,
PICKLED OYSTERS,
CROSSE & BLACKwELL'S PICKLES,
LEMONS, ORANGES AND BANANAS,
FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS.
JOHN Il. aAGRUDER,
1927 Netr York &C..
my10-tr near U. :. Treasury Department.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
felers. Chronic, painful, and Frustrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach.
er's Electric Belts the grand deSderatum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal. with par
ucularS, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
GalVanic Co, New York city. 6.25,d&klY
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HAMBURG EDGINGS cheap: paraSOls, plain
and twilled silk, from 81, $3.50, s., s.. %, S.
new spring dress goods, all the latest styles,
cheap; black grenadines, from 1919 cents up
black alpacaS, from Is cents up: black cash,
mereS cheap; cloth for boys wear from Is, -,
y. 81, 30 cents; lawns, new styles plaid Swiss
Organdies, only l214 cts. T0wson's, $50 Penna.
ave. south Side.-Adrt.
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BASE BALL--The Nationals conquered the
kosedaleS last saturday afternoon by Is to- 1t
vas the most interesting and best played game
81 onS season; The Nationals viii leave this
~ P INV LOT Richmond, where they will play
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CLOSING ART SALE.-Valuable oil paintings
at Marble Building, corner 1lIh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, at any price, Monday
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-SOld by r. A.
Golden Bro, Agents, Washington, Nav -.
lolS.-2,OO Shad, from sli to SIS per 100; 10000
herring, at 81 per LOCO.
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SHOT IN THE Professionally afternoon an
alteration took place at the corner of ID and
ii streets northwest, between Thomas SiSSOn
keeper Of milk depot, and crowd of corner
ioaferS who hang about there, and one OF
them, named Frank Blair, struck him, when
pattern) and fired at his asSaIlant, the ball
taking effect under the left eye. The bali has
not been extracted, and SiSson is held to
await the result of the injury.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Thomas and NJ. c. Young to G. NJ Hayward ct
al, $3.50 lot =, square l76; 2. Fl. Folsom to o.
F. Dodge. Sl,1U0, part "a, Pleasant Plains ::
Lewis Mcpherson to Alfred Lee, s., part 49,
square 1S6; Leonard johnson to Thomas My
rick, Syl. lot in James Gift j. q. Bright ct al
10 j. +. SimOns, $500 Sublot 5 of SuIiare 396 ::
Nj. A. Curtin to J. L. Brinkhorn, $3.50, sub-iotS
50 to S. SQUARE 9S1.
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SITTING BULL-RdidS on Black HiUS Trains
In consequence of Geographic orders from
Ottawa, a quantity of ball and ammunition
has been hurriedly dispatched from Winnepeg
to Capt. Nash, commanding infantry at Emer-
son, on the United States boundary The press
of Winnepeg city warns the government OF the
the treaties to the Indians of the far west, and
allay their suspicious and discomfort. A
trader from Cypress hill says Sitting Bull is
vicinity all seemed friendly. Small bands
We're coming across the boundary, bringing
spoils taken in raids on Black Hills trains, i'm.
Guiding many wholesale packages unbrOken
trader made advantageous purchases from
Sitting Bull OF goods to sell in Manitoba. He
says there is much discomfort among the Ca
nadianS at the diminution of buffalo. The
Indians are stealing horses at every Opportu-
uitV.
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Heather Indications To-day.
CFFICE OF CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Do i'm - 1910

W FSIIIIlS t''LI' My tufc'
In the middle states. genera ly lower pres
sure, increasing southwest winds. veeriug To
westerly. and T,,iny followed from the south
ward by warmer. partly cloudy Wr..ther
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

VOREEIOUS TO REMOVAL
TO reduce stock, will offer for few days,
Best FOur-ply LINEN COLLARS, forsI,
LINEN CUFFS, % cents pair.
READY MADE SHIRTS
which nave been so popular. are still selling AZ 6n
and rs cents for the unfinished: finished * aud a.
cents; laundried, Gready 10 wear 81 up 70 81
Large stock OF BOYS SHIRTS 10 l2Is and IL
inches. DRESS SHIRTS made tn order from n
up 20 ". %. Fit aL,cdyS gUaraatsed "
Terms cash, the cause of low prices
Mems FL RNISHl NGS comillete
IHOMPSOS'S SHIRT FACTORY,
ENl4 I'm 500 Est. a.tc. opp. Patent Office.
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did collection will be Continued This aIoi1
al the Freedmen's Bank building. when the
brOnzes will be reached. AS this sale is nar.
feetly free; this. naturally, must be a grand
chance for bargains
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Ose oo %adHfradS Sf,o& &SL R5SE dealer In
- 5th street southwest offers great barsains,
arf,ci Ins highest prices IN CASH for the seversi
novo-u
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ANOTHER BAGGAGE ROBBERY.-JoSeph f.
Young, from Chicago, ILL.,, who is staying at
the st. James Hotel, has reported to police
headquarters that he came in on the 9:l5 train
Saturday night. on the b. & q. r. r. aud
while at the depot leather yaliSe was stolen
from him, containing some valuable paDarS
There has been of late an organized gang of
baggage thieves about our railroad depots,
and several robherieS Of baggage have been
committed.
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STABBED AT TIE CAPITOL BY PAGE.-An
imtec.le called Col. PincheOwer, who for
weeks has been hanging about the Capitol
was stabbed to-day by one OF the pages of the
House OF Representatives. II has been the
habit OF the boys to annoy the Old man. and
10 day he turned upon them, when one of the
youths cut him i'll the face with 4 pocket
knife. PincheOweT'S imbeciIity was shown in
the drlUSiOu he labOTed under that Col. Tom
Scott had cheated him out of lands which be-
l0nged To him. He usually carried with him
long marrow Tin can, in which he had the draw
lngS OF plan of his own to tunnel noun
tain. He Is not seriously hurt.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Wi1tSlOl1'S Soothing Syrup for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
,!ateS the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the Child, gives rest to the mother.
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DOZEN
a having the exclusive control of Marshall Hail
ioi me Gay, VIII give their 9th Annual Excursion
TO mat pleasant Summer Resort MAY 30 1878
Inc CT mmlt!ee of arrangements ~n~,
nave secured the elegant and commO- s -
u0uS Steamer IMPRESS, and the EI-l-Ssszz<-tz
services OF Pr0t PIstOrlO'S Brass and String Band
ana 1eei assured they have made arrangements by
day. P q" i0'''''i'
Steamer W i'll leave her wharf foot of 7ch ST. at 9
ain, fetul ming at pin. Tickets admitting gan-
ttnah and Ladies, 81: no Charge for children ac-
companled by parents. Tickets to he had of the
Committee only. n,v1S a.
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call attention to A. FiScher'S Chemical Scour-
Ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. 906 G street
near 9th street. BY promptly adopting the
European invention he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities: His cleansing
fact, 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
es; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned two
pair for Is cents.
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PEDUCED PRICES.
The undersigned oees leave TO inform bis -
patrons ana inc public generally that In con-
sequence OF reduced prices In goods and new M
Laclnues ne fs now able TO make IN lI4
SLV - lie nEs ana furnish GOODS in bis line from
spectruliy requesting continued tayors.
II. j. HEIBER6ER
,o SIIIZEN AND MILITARY TAHOE
Jeo-u $50 I6Qe street Corcoran Rnildina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-20

A MANS Lee BROKEN BY RAILROAD
TRAIN.-ETneSt Daehenhausen, while stand
ing on the platform of the station at AMMAN
dale. b. 4 o. r. R., on Saturday, was struck
by passing train and had his left leg broken
He was brought TO this city and sent to the
Providence hospital. where DR.. Ford attended
him.