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The Coming Workingmen's Mass
Meeting.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE GRAND PROCESSION
The programme for the grand mass meeting
of workingmen, to take place on Wednesday
night includes a procession through some of
the principal streets, with j. F. ClarkSon, as
chief marshal; Charles Danenhower, Geo. r
Taylor, W. G. Evans and Joseph M. Padgetf.
as aids: j. /. Hall, n. I. Pluss. j. Fuller r.
kOpp, E. Howell and John Christian, as diyi-
sion marshals. The first division win be headed
by DOnch's band, and consist of the Working
mems Assembly, Bricklayers' Union and Car.
penters' Union; second division, headed by
Marine band, and composed of the Typo
graphical mon, TailorS Union and German
WOrklngmen's Unions; third division, headed
by drum corps, and followed by the Press
mems, Painters and the Plumbers and Gas
htters' Unions; fourth division. headed by a
full drum corps from the Navy Yard, to be
composed of several local organizations fifth
division, headed by band, and consisting of
the BOOkbinders, Riggers and Trunk Makers
and Harness Makers Unions; sixth division
with band, and composed of the amalgamated
mechanics and labOrerS of the District
The procession viii form at O'Clock on
Louisiana avenue, the right right resting on
9TH street, and the line of march from thence
will be as follows: Through Indiana and New
Jersey avenues to the east front of the Capi
tOl through the Capitol grounds to East Capi-
tOi street; to 18th street east; to PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; through the same to 1st street west
tben TO 18th street west; to G street; to It'll
street; to Louisiana avenue; to the City Hail.
where George Z. ONeill, president of the In
Iernatl0nal Labor Urion, A. T. Cavis, Alfred
Thomas, Richard EmmOns, j. w. REYNOLDS,
T. b. Robinson, and others will address the
meeting
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THE GQTRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
=, Yesterday Story B. Laid was admitted to the
tee, also West Steever; Of New York, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Morse. Mcpherson agt. Acker:
decision reversed and bill dismissed. Bond
az anG sst Hbb Dis
argued together by Mr.. Elliot for plaintiff, and
Mr.. f. Miller for defendant. The single ques
ton at issue in these cases is, whether the
District OF Columbia is estopped from making
sale OF certain. real estate for unpaid taxes
due thereon, because the collector of taxes
has, by mistake and inadvertence, failed to
not disclose the cause of his inquiry, but after
wards, by purchasing the property, in reliance
upon the collectors statement, was specially
missed for want Of jurisdiction Estate Of
EilZapeth DUNBAR argued and submitted.
Today, Wiley agt; Strong and Strong agt.
Durtee was appointed commissioner and ex-
aminer. The application of L. f. Cuthbert
for admission to the bar was referred to the
committee.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judae HuanDhrevs.
Yesterday the first one hundred cases on the
calendar dncluding No. 1l4) were called and
in four cases the counsel responded ready for
trial.
Today, Callan agt Flaherty; non suit. Ed.
$50. Douglas agt. Thompson; certiorari
quashed. Lafrocade & Co. agt Keppel; judg.
incEe ConicSScu. opTdSue dSt. WdlSns Oh
trial
POLICE CoURT-Judge SneU
Yesterday, AnR- Davis, profane and indecent
words in the street, S.; Florence Hall, same,
S.; John Jackson, fined So for playing BAH in
the street Charles Curtis, street swearing, IS
Edward Hanline, loud and bOisterOus was
fined S. Catherine Burrows, street blasphemy
s.; Angelette Allen, same charge, IS; Sarah
Taylor and Elizabeth Robinson, cOlored va.
grants and prostitutes, workhOuse 80 days
feyton Jones. vagrant. farm; Charles Light
foot, same, farm; Clinton Jackson, assault on
John Perry. IS and costs; Preston Harris and
John r. Long, affray, s. each; VIM Hough and
games ROBINSON, ARRAY, IS each; George E.
smith, assault on Isabella Johnson, S.; Henry
narrow assault on Elizabeth, his wife, IS and
bonds to keep the peace George Foster, as
sault on Labra Hunter, 81; Arthur Fields and
James Fields, assault on Carrie Brown, six
months in Jail; Charles Terrill, assault on
Lizzie Terrill, 81; bonds to keep the peace
Geo. Z. Smith, profanity in the police court, Isl
TO-DAY.
Hamilton Savage, disturbing the auiet OF
Georgetown; IS. Henry Dorsey, street bias
phemyi IS. Anna Morrison, loud; IS. Chas
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THE GUION LINE


Inc GulOn Line OF steamers continue the re-
putatiOn for safety gained by Messrs Williams
y Gulon with their old Black Star Packet
Ships, having carried passengers across the
ATLANTIC Tor twenty-five years without the loss
by accident of a single person. Rapidly as the
size of the steam fleet has increased, les repu-
tation has kept pace. Some eight wears since
the standing of the enterprise was fully recog.
nlZed in the adoption of the line for the car
riage of the United States mails, a service
which 1t has performed with exceptional regu-
lar1ty and success Its Staunch and fast steam
ers are ably commanded and provided with
many unusual comforts, such as bathroom
smoklng-room Oh deck, drawing-room with
piano and library. The staterOomS being all
on deck, ensure perfect ventilation and light.
All these accommodations combine to make
the passage across the Atlantic both agreeable
as well as safe; and, although safety and com
lott are regarded by the managers of the line
to be much more important than speed, still,
several of the vessels of this line have made
some of the quickest ocean trips on record !:
Leaving New York on Tuesdays, passengers
and mails are generally landed atQueenstOWn
on the Thursday Of the following week.
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FIRsT-CLASS FLANNEL
Suits Made to Order,
] :6
MOoRE's, lO1l New York ave.

1:6 MOORE's, l0l1 New York ave.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
felers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum,
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
uculars, mailed free. Address PulVermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&k1y
Il. D. COOKE, JR., Il Co., Bankers, agents for
the Cheque Bank of London, limited. Parties
visiting Europe will do we'll to carry their
funds in these checks. 4,26eol:
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHRRs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Winsloto's Soothing Syrup for
all diseases Of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu.
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fscher's Chemical ScOur-
Ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. 900 street
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
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
eS; rs years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves 0ease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair Tor Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE NATIONAL TURNER'S CONVENTION, as
sembled at Cleveland, proposes to unite with
tne commune in abOliShing every vestige of
religion in this country. This thoroughly un.
american idea that certain societies are en-.
deayoring to promulgate, that everything in
our institutions that recognizes religion must
marriage must be destroyed, will gain no more
10othold among our people than the accom-
panylng and pa rallel doctrine that no man is
entitled to the savings of his earnings. but
that all property must belong to all the people
IN common, so that the vicious and the indo.
lent may be supported without labor Louis
Cille COUr-,JOyr
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C.. To.ujcht.

Festivals and S0ciHbles-Grace Church,
Mckendree NJ. E Church, Temperance Tenn
pie, Mount Vernon NJ. T.. Church. Tent corner
4th and X streets.
Ninth-street N r. C?iprch.-Lecture by Hon.
g 3. Cox.
Al Souls CRaurch.-Lecture by Hon. George
s. Boutwell,.
cert.
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Weather Indications To.day.
OFFICE or CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WaahinOfnp lima A lQ-a

In the middle Atlantic states, falling and
stationary, followed by rising barometer,
warmer and increasing sOutherly winds, veer-
ing tonight to cooler west and north, partly
cloudy weather. occasional rains and possibly
accompanied by thunder storms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

r, A PASTOR EXPELLED FOR SEDUCT1oN.-At
tor OF the German Lutheran church. has been
expelled for seducing young girl of his
church. He secretly fled the city when the at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

IF YOUR HAIR is coming out or turning gray,
do not murmur over a misfortune you can SO
easily avert. ayers Hair Vigor will remove
he cause OF your grief by restoring your hair
o It's natural color, and Herewith your good
.OOkS and good nature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

ing their large stock of dry goods at reSniar
rates, and allowing a discount of ten per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

xBSILDING permits issued by Inspector En-.
WISE: John Daley, construct a two-stOry
pLich evening on Virginia avenue, between
Isl ana "a streets southwest; $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE SALE at Wizards offers a splendid
chance to purchase home comforts. fo-mor.
row viii be good day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

SILK BUYERS are requested TO call and exam.
me the quality OF black gro grain am offer
ing to-day at sl-25 yard. This line includes
some of the finest Cachemire, Milano aud
Gulnets satin finish. Call and examine them,
al Connolly's, Cos 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
CITY ITEMS.

ONE TRIAL only is needed to prove the won
derful efficacy of DR.. Lodille's Headache lSDe-
cifc. 1t cures headache in to 20 minutes.
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FIVE HUNDRED (oOO) PIECES q

FIVE HUNDRED 5000 PIECES OF
beautiful Dress Goods, Just received. an VT
cummings IN cream color, black navy bIne and hsan
IlIu nsht spring shades only 25: Debeyes All M,
MCoI' IN every color and shade; Lace Strine RfInt
ln I IN bLack and colors; Black Grensdines nnre
WOO; .ghurcolored pure Mohairs; Black silks rs
o., 81 ga III 90. We are selling an excellent
DlSck Sin: tGulnet make, considered the hat
neailhS SIX In the world at 81, worth ~ * we
mets ny ga E sam finish Black silk, (Guinet
BARGAIN. Every day we sell from so TO 100 Tar1s
.,o,ouo, S,,,-- GATHERS, Market SD1ce.
,Soiored silks, In seal brown, cardinal navy hII,a
PUN, steel color, dark green, lead SC Sc as
Msn. Shades OF silks, Checked Silks. Striped sins
hunafed licO) pieces Of Silks, bought AT the veTy
.oMesL cash price. and We are selling them AZ re
r odSS snaIest advance above cost Three hundrad
soool pieces OF Wool Csssimeres and Linens FOR
men :, Doys and children's wear, prices RANGING
uoISs, 20 70 10 u 90 Lace for curtains; excellent
81 large assortment Of CooTed stScsns ssgtc fox
9L bit veal very large size Bridal Quilts pure
Wmte, IL 90; excellent quality ons-yard ia
31eJSliled BED Ticking. Is; white Honeycomh
inch o9i heW Iarasols 22 inch, "A inch and 28
hylS-u CARTER'S, III Market Soo,..
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &c.-We are nre-
STOCK OF DRY GOODS 20 be found in Washinetone
pun al c9lors, at 20 Is, 80 and IS cents per
fHu. sRiendid stock Of Bourettes, Silks Iavns
Linens, Percales, &C. ' -e"nns
Note-Madam Bowman, one OF the most fashion.
aoIe Dressmakers this side OF New York occuniae
reoms for her business on second floor OF onr str
X street front. 00i vi 'of o'oro,
No. 1928 7TH ST., w.
NO. 7O6 ST. NV. mva-tr
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'sTNHE GREAT SOUTHERN sHTI.r ;,
u OPEN 'FRONT.'

S eegantly made OF hrst-class material with Linen
finished only 80 cts. finished 81 O'0n' on-
Inc hannis Shirt, open back, is OF the basf
1atsI la, AND also has Linen lining and Iinen
ished, nioAiou' anu % Gus. NM
The cheapest Shirt in all the vor,o 8. our u
su1la v. AZ; ready 70 put on at 81, TO- "~
Our Fruit OF the Loomn Shirt has been . ..
cts. finished. 1oo' sno 20
The Wamsutts Q. Xxx Shirt is 7s cts. unfinished
and 30 cts. finished. ' AAAoAious
Boys SHIRTS IL, 12Ik, and Is inches. made ot
80 cents. DoSonis, Only
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 8 for 81.
ASrSold at our Branch,
1909 II street a On,
mAN!-u Z. GEO. NEGINNISS
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ADJUSTMENTS,

AM USEM LIN 10.
poslTIyELY THE LAsr WEEK OF
the GRAND FAIR and FESTIVAL, under
In br and Streets by the Ladies
EOURTH 0TARTERLY CONCERT
CoNGREG ATIoNAt. chURcH,
Tickets 9fse1 may be had at the rooms of the
to :is s:rs'za5. lessons during the snnns Is =
THE ExHIBITI0S
EDIsoN'ssPEAKING PHoNoeRApH, .
rALLAADGE HALL,
Jest. THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
A LHAMRRA SUMNER GARDEN.
This large and Sesafi&y p 0sh pace viii
be opened To-SIpG,HIT,, W Ct,hhaa,nr
for the cor, by Carl Richter's Orchestra.
AG Go snG en;ov n1ss cents
w c. COUP'S ''BRAN NEW sHOWr,
Great New York Aquarium,
Jnnct ion Of 9th and r streets Entrance on On g
ines OF street cars. Ninth and street cars pass
CoMlfENCixSS M HN ~ JUNE 10.
Everybody sans it is the Finest Exhibition On
startling novelties in the Ring than all other show
nOmir ated w
THE GREAT EQUEsCURRICULUM
AND
call att ntion 70 the following living and ocoD-
teStb'e facts. ard CHALLENGE the world for their
equal viz: The $50, OC0 Trained Giraffe positively
the only Giraffe III America trained to drive in
harness. 500, Geo Giant Devil Fish, 3d. feet Ions:
tne m st and Only perfect specimen of This Gyln' &C
Cclna q chian Monster ever captured or EN- On
ca tn will give $50. COO for lis equal 500. co
BFoncfo Horses. $4,000 Exhibition Of Grain, L
pegs. $500 Dog Hanging Act. $40, 900 Horse
Lealer OF the World. SO, GC0 Barrel Ascension
ls!: ID lie Emma Stokes, Princess of the Mcnasa.
Win her Reautiful Palfry Tandem Team So 600
2-Horse- Hiding Rocky Mountain Goats, in double
arc singe acts. 81, 0C0 Horse Riding Does
70 @2 Dogs Riding Bare Rack Dogs. $40 coo e.
male Lion Tanner of the World. Mile Rinehart
free exhibition OF Living Wild Animals. ROYAL
Imperial Street Pageant. Edgar Mentors Silver
SmlHet Band. and followed by the Magnificent
$40 eco TaIy-Ho Coach. SIC, Coo imperial Coach
o. Napoleon ~ ooce the property of the French
Emperor. SIC :, eco Broncho Horses. led singIy hv
s,iVeIed GTopms. Also the Great Jackit -Ehy g
Slo GOO Royal Japanese Troure. No Side Shows
or PeddlarS allowed. No Smoking in the Tent
Enter ialp me nts Each Day. Afternoon and Even
Tent. "''o'
Admission 60 cents: Children under 10 years Of
age 20 cents. Elegant Reserved Seats o5 cents
extra: Be ors open at 1:3O and 7:3O O'Clock D. M .
WIG w. G. COUP, Manager
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SPECIAL PRICES IN DRY G0OD.

Having too large a stock we Will from nov
cheap prices TO reduce stock '"
SSamlher SILKS. 5Sc. up: Black Silks g., m
double. ~ -' ~ No. 81 -, WORTH
w nate SklIts at manufacturers prices.
fafah ols-Stock must he sold-at chaan nricas
LadleS Linen Suits, cheapest in civ
LAWS lVc,, both in Linen and Cotton
Fercaies, &c. up: Victoria Law MS Zoe nm
CslicoeS 43c. up w. up
COlored Hosiery cheap
Carpets-StOck sacrificed.
MattiDgS cheap.
CassimereS for men and boys fearfuIly chesn
nan. L. N. NAUDAiS
SO4 H0rl.af
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-.
twisle: Construct q two-story brick dwelling,
224 High street, Georgetown; 81 500 VIM
I'D street, between and Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest s., 500. Conrad Kaufman, re-
pari brick dwelling, D street, between South
Wilson, repair a frame house, 407 18th street
southeast Sis
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EN6LIsH OPERA.
National.

THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH. 1873.
GRANU ROMANTIC OPERA IN FOUR ACTS
NVALERIE,"
Under the direction of the Composer,
" MIR. j. REMINGTON FAIRLANB,
ACTl.-The Fete. ACT 1.-THE Lovers ACT
lll.,So Near and Yet So Far. ACT IV.-Treas-
Miss Eva Mills, Mrs. ii. C. Ford, and Messrs
MOtseii, Keen. Adams, Rocker. and Hay in the
East. The "MendelSsohn Society," go voices i'm
me CHORUS. Ballet of Children. Full Orchestra
Splendid mise n-scene. Popular prices. No extra
charge t0r secured Seats Box sheet at Metzerott'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

HABLE BRos.s Men and Boys Clothiers, cor
ner ID and It'll streets, continue to sell mems
me S suits Tor so sl2 and sl5 that equal those
Bros. having taken their position ahead of all
other houses in low prices, are determined to
maintain that position. Their $40, s12 and SIS
suits are certainly marvelously cheap.
so; black and white plaid grenadines. Only
l219 cents; at G. NJ. foWson & Co.'s, 6S Pa,
ave, south side.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

Beautiful new spring dress goods, all the
latest styles and coors worn this season,
cheap, from Is, Is, 20 and 25 cents; parasols
al sizes, from $l.O0, $50 $500, $3.50. $500 etc.
etc. Bargains in all kinds of dry goods, at the
Cheap Dry Goods Store of G. M. TOwsOn & Co.
636 Pa. ave-, south Side.-Adyt ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

SUIT FOR sl,0O0.-To. day. Chancey D. Spaids,
by r. G: and Z. G. IngersOll, entered suit
against Ella M. Marbury and Addison Mar
bury for 1000, the value of $1,000 pounds of
tobacco belonging to plaintiff, which came in
possession of defendants by finding, which
they refuse to deliver to him.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'Ts

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF RAZORs.
~ Scissors, Pocket knives, Corkserews, Razor.
STRAPS, Homes, Tooth, Hair, Nail and Shaving
Play ing and Visiting Cards, Blank Books, VIII,
ting Paper, Envelopes. &C.. for sale at reduced
Georgetown. my25
EOR SALE-The East Wing OF my Dwelling.
- Is feet front By 120 deep, being two-story
bflck Building with three chambers; also, a Lot
Immediately west Of my house, 20 feet front. The
premises will be shown by application at 16S West
ST., Georgetown. VIM. II. TENNEY. my2O-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

AT GIESBORO' PARK
On WEDNESDAY EVENING" JUNE 9TH 1879
EHi nent musical talent FROM Washington and
Alexandria " III participate. Ferry boats leave at
4:35, and O'Clock p.m. Dancing AT O'CLOCK
Concert commencing at O'Clock and continuing
and party select. Boats returning leave G;esboroi
Park at II 40 m. Cars in waiting on arrival OF
Doat: ADMISSION, 25 cents; round trip ferry
tlckets' 10 cents. my3O-6C
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-FOUR DAYS TR0TTING AT BEN,

EWUR DAYS TKOTTING AT BEy
IL NINGS.
MONDAY, June Sd. Double Team
AMI Paging Race. TUESDAY, June $50
4th goo class. WEDNESDAY,, June e&NSE
9th, free for all. THURSDAY, June ESS
9Th, 2: go class. Races commences at 80 proInpT
Train leaves at APO. Admission 30 cents, incjud.
Ine dp the privileges. myS1-55
GUNNER EVENING CONCERT
~ AND DANCING,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
CkPHEITS OCTETvru rIIrp
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. .,

Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve BANDS and lima,
LIN 20 the Bosom made of wamsutta Muslin
anc tWenty-one hundred Linen, ready 10 mr. On
for only 81 %. Our goods are mali he p nv W. vi,
guaranteed represented, W uS anu
Factory-75 w. Fayette ST., BaIfinora hoS'
Branch-10o2 81. n w. washington mvos II
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r 81, DtTfCtfH IlTl NH,
a 6eSt SaEEDLE IS &C.. worth Toe. PINS CAmeri.
SILK &C., worth loc.; Good BIACK SKiRT
bsKAlD AID, A.; best Hook and Eyes, cents a card;
Al-wool Slelan Shawls, 60 cents: 2-Rutton X III
Gloves, 50 cents; Wamsutta "a BIearbed q ltton
5 IL cents yard: Beautiful Goldfish Pearl Buttons
S g CENTS Iohen: E'egant Black Lyon Gros Grain
SiIKs, at Soc. reduced from 81 Is: SIN CIockad
BSaaIbriggan Hose; &c. All-Iinen Crash Tor Tow
1iing, DC. neamtiful an-inen Doylies. S76c. reg
last season sold al 25c. beautiful wide Lawns and
GIIetonh9s' OF the very best make and fast colorS
l'Hc,: Paper CambTicS. 6i4c, best go1ds and q
hest OF OF er goods equally cneap ' N 7"
Now is k,,nr time 20 save money by buying az
maZS-u BRObHEAD'S, 1905 Est. BET i2fh Iafb
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CoIoRED silks checked silks, striped silks
ana black silks; light green, navy blue, brown,
olacK anu lavender checked and striped silks
on white and light cOlored ground: cream,
brown, cardinal, green, steel, navy blue and
very light blue plain cOlored silks: trimming
silks In all the light shades; black trimming
3. % black silk is a special bargain. Carterss
III Market SDace-Adyt i y
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SUIT AGAINST CoNGRESsMEN.-Robert C.
Haskell and VIM. P. Kellogg. executors OF
John Nj. Van Buskirk, on Saturday entered
suit against Hon. Matt. w. Ransom, Hon
Fernando Wood and Noah i. JeffrieS, to re
cover Ss69.l7. The defendant first named made
a note in the amount above given on October
~, 1877, payable three months after date tC
Hon Fernando Wood, which was transferred
ana lndoi sed until it fell into the hands of the
deceased, and has not been paid
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WE ARE SELLING the best cassimeres for
mems and boys wear only so; children's
colored stockings, light blue, pink, cream,
cardinal, navy blue and seal brown; ladies'
real English stockings, woven seams four (D
pair Tor slOOi excellent corsets, 50; DR.. War
ner's celebrated corsets, Sl.00; beautiful Pa
eifie lawns, only 10; largest towel in Washing
ton for II; lace for curtains: excellent bed
ticking, double twilled, .. Carriers III Mar
ket SDace-AdCt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-08-23
VOL. XXIV.--NO. 5.
A Voice Of Long Ago.

Just give me chance TO pour my
voice into that machine. will you p said
red-nosed man, stepping to the front
at monograph matinee, the other day.
Certainly" said Mr.. Gilliland. "Put
your mouth down close, without press
ing, speak distinctly, and the instru-
ment will repeat every word exactly as
you say it..
"Ain't you joking now? VIII il
really say the same thing say, without
any mixing up and changing around, to
turn the joke p
"You will get back your own words
nothing more nor less" said the pro-
prictor.
Hold my hat, then, and pull open
all the valves" said the man, as he ner-
vously brought bis mouth to the proper
position. Steady now, I'm about to
MARBLE"
Come up-boys-every-body-
and--drink--with- the---landlord p was
what the man said, with an emphasis
on every word, and the same was what
the marvellous little wonder shrieked
back.
That's the sweetest music I've heard
for about ten years." said the man, with
a moist palate and glowing eye, land
| reckon it's about that long since I've
heard that good old tune ground out /
s'pose I'll never get another chance to
hear it ugain, and. if it amt too much
trouble, please run her back and shoot
it out once or twice more. My what n
head that man has -! If he could only
get up jug now that could never DO
emptied p and the man walked out with
a sad look and an unsteady step.