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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08
RIRRER sHoP pTRRCTORT.

HARRY LEIsFRIED's BARBKH SHOP AND
BATH RooMs.-West side Commercial street,
between 4th and 9Th avenues. Shave 10 cents,
hair-cutting, IS cents. Hot and cod baths TO
order.
HEUsFIs BARBRR SHOP West side CON-
mercial street, near corner OF 5kh avenue.
Shaves, 10 cents; hair cuttings IS CENTS
HAUssLEE'e BARBER. SHOP AND BATH
Rooms -164 Commercial street, east side, BE-
tween 9Th and 9th avenues. Shaves, 10 cents
hair-cutting, IS cents. New chairs. Hot
and cold saltwater baths to order.
STAFFcRD's BARBKR SHoP.-Corner Gem.
mercial street and 9Th avenue. Shave 10
cents; hair cutting. % cents.
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RESTAURANT DTRECT0RT .
FRENcH's REsrIURANT-P. J. French.

FRENCH's REsTAURANF-PJ j. French, pro-
prietor. Commercial street, neary opposite
the postofice. Meals, IS cents table board st
moderate rates. lee cream and oysters In
their seasons.
STONES REsTAURANT-Wm. Stone propFis-
nne one bincS nn19S ~ t sa, ah1 Nh
IS cents; table board at reduced rates. Ice
cream and oysters In their season.
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Vegetine


Says q Boston physician, has no equal as a
blood purifier Hearing Of its many wonder
full cures after all other remedies had failed,
self of its genuine merle. II is prepared from
barks, roots and herbs, each of which is high
ly elective. and they are compounded in such
Vegetine.
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Vegetine.
Will cure the worst case OF scrofula.
Vegetine.
Is recommended by physicians and apOth-
ecaries.
Vegetine.
Has effected some marvellous cures in cases
of Cancer.
Vegetine.
Cures the worst cases of Canker.
Vegetine.
Vegetine.
win eradicate Salt Rheum from the System.
Vegetine.
Removes Pimples and HumOrs from the face.
Vegetine.
Cures Constipation and regulates the Bowels.
Vegetine.
Is valuable remedy for Headache.
Vegetine.
Will cure Dyspepsia.
Vegetine.
Restores the entire system to a healthy
Vegetine.
Removes the cause of Dizziness.
Vegetine.
Relieves Faintness at the Stomach.
Vegetine.
Cures Pain in the Back.
Vegetine.
EGectually cures Kidney Complaint.
Vegetine.
Is effective in its cure of Female Weakness
Vegetine.
Is the Great Remedy for General Debility
Vegetine is acknowledged by all Glasses
of people to be the Best and most ReliabI,
Blood Purifier in the world.
VEGETINE.
Prepared by
HI. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
lEWVEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALI
DRUGGISTS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PAGE makes all kinds and afzes u Pie
lures, and also win go any distance % 1zaks
& Bennett's grocery.
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RESPECTFULLY, signed,
JOHN SHERMAN. |

Secretary Sherman might have added
that while the United States has about
one dollar in coin to four in paper, the
European countries mentioned have
more coin than paper currency. Hence
the difficulty and hardship of "resum-
ing" in the United States are at least four
times what they would be in Europe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08
SCHOOL EXHIBIT.

In the south wing the schools of the
county had their exhibit. There were
thirty schools represented There Vas
exhibited In this display maps. draufnrs
geological specimens and & ane bolsn.o-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08

1t will be seen that the aggregate as
well as per capita amount of paper in
circulation is larger in this country than
in any of the other countries named, and
largely in excess of any except that of
France. In that country, however, the
circulation has been reduced to the
amount above stated. Since Nov, 1878,
from $602, 100000 reduction of $141,
093, 900, while in the same period the
metallic reserve of the bank has increas-
ed from $40 100000 TO $435, 100000.
Very respectfully, signed,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08

Carriages and wagons made TO order All
kinds Of repairing and jobbinR done IN the
best manner by skflfui Worknen- Prices
very reasonable. We Invite an inspection Of
our work and guarantee Satisfaction. Come
and see US. RYAN 4 CONNER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-08

Says Boston physician, 'shas no equal as
blood purifier Hearing of its many wonder
full cures after all other remedies had failed,
visited the laboratory, and convinced my
self of its genuine merit. It is prepared from
barks, roots and herbs, each of which is high
ly effective. and they are compounded in such
s manner as to produce astonishing results"
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

From J. c. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance Of the mails.
I'm our Incidental mention Of FN Commits
SiOner Bryan cal yesterday at the Columbia
already OverTUn only with applications To at
tend TO special aSSe SSTuentS, which. aS before
tie commissioners, he does not regard as
Strictly legal business and hence declines
although even III such matters giving gratui
tons and friendly counsel as hitherto wnen in
Office. More than this his legitimate profes
siOudl pursuits viii prevent.
J. 7 Met Julian, Eliza Shaw, Emma White
and - NeWEOISe, were held 20 bail by United
States Commissioner Plant yesterday. for the
action OF the grand jurS ioT alleged iufrac-
tons 81 the internal revenue law.
Drill Sergeant Hamilton, OF the police force,
held battalion drill yesterday afternoon in
the yard OF the Jefferson Schc0, building.
MAJ Morgan aud Capt. Brock were present
and C0mpimen,ed the men on their prof
cheney \ grand parade OF the force will take
place next week.
Judge Smell Icing q bout 10 leave on his sum
meT vacation, started yesterday the Police
Court business In the new building Corner of
9th and ID Streets, ana this morning turned
the court business over 20 Justice Charles
tiouSiy transacted the days business, Cumpet-
ing II about noon.
Officer Safeil last ni"ht arrested William
Clagttt, cOlOrel., IN a search warrant sworn
cut By John HOD,rn. charging him with
larceny of several articles from the Freed
man hospital The hearing is postponed
until tomorrow.
Mutual Division No. = : of T. last avenin ,
elected the IutJEilg ulcers: W r J. :
Benedict W. y. Miss Cora Chase: Il. :, r.
w Smith a X 5. Il; :, Marten: r. ), 4. =.
Neelo" < T. I. \. Mcintyre, Chap. T. &.
Rock; Con, !. II. Thorn: 4 Con, J, l.. She
wUOG |. ). ". w Chase: o. 5, ". T. MIN
mo + W l.. John Richmond.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssOCIATIoN,-Att the third called
meeting of the Thirteenth Building Associa-
ton last night, at Goddard's Hall, it was de-
cided TO postpone the organization until the
third Monday in October next
BURGLARY About 10 o clock last night soma
one entered the residence of Mr.. 4. Wood
ward, No. 1C4 Gay street, near Congress. and
stole quantity Of clothing. The entrance was
made through a window opening on rear
porch.
GRA1N.-By canal. boat J. N. Thomas, with
3,lCa bushels of wheat. to J. G.. & J. M. Waters
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-The offerings on
.:sales OF III bushels at SI,33, and 2,+p
tssE at $l;04H, being slight advance on
49, sfarsa sales,
sS zfI3N At GREAT FALLs.-Ab9ut 20
vilt&xss lie public installation OF the newly
elecfsd s8ssEs of Cromelin Lodge No. 80, X.
of P, ~ xaedt Falls Wednesday. Hon. Geo.
Peter, Of MsSsgomery, addressed the assem-
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An Alexandria County Man on GEN.
EpEa Hun7Gn.

kutGr HGr:-AS a citizen Of Alexandria
county, Va, holding political opinions differ
ing somewhat from those of Hon. EDpa Huh
ton, allow me to thank you for the publication
OF the sensible and just views of your CORE
Sp0ndent, Citizen, regarding Gen. Huuton's
cOurS in Congress- both as a committee man
and in the capacity OF legislator. The people
0 the District Of Columbia undoubtedly are
under !aSting Obligations to him, but tina citf-
ZenS OF Alexandria county, acting for their
cCunty and not for the District, would be de
rcIlct 10 their OWL interests If they should at
this crisis allow any new and untried man to
dlSplGce hir. HuDtOn. His ability, energy and
perseverance in The advocacy OF measures in
which this county has deep interest, are IN
questioned, and | can assure you that NJ T.
belS OF good republican voters Of this section
OF his district will manifest their appreciation
OF his services and ability should he be ranom-
mated. as they sincerely hope he will be. 1t is
We'll known that Ar. HuntOn has great weight
with his party in Congress, and it would be the
very acme Of folly to attempt the EXPERIMENT
Of changing him OFT for a comparatively u =
known man who possesses no such influence
He is clearly and unequivocally party man,
and what his party would gain by the change
We are at 4 loss 70 perceive We feel assured
that the SILLY clap-tr6p 10 which "Citizen" re
ferS can have no weight with this portion of
the CongI PSsiCnal district SO ably represented
by Gen. IjuHtOn. COMMON SENSE.
.I1IIy ~ 1873
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RAILROADS.
PALT.scRs AND cItlo ,sAr.,.OzD

RALT. sSoIsEs AND ONO isaTs.s.oaD.
~ The 6knAE pOUKIE TEAK,
MoRTK. NORTH WEST. " EsT ID d s0IJT ~.
wEsT' L. f%ss " sls,5 suSDAY; JgSE ., 1878
IS :i5 B. NEW Yorf, P5ilsei m and Ro.,o,,
Express. EHicost CIV. On sun :sy IL BsitiRSpe
he9 so JessGP's' Haroyer, and Els ridge ',-''
S.o0 a. n;-Balt more Annapolis al Way
sS1 perry y; S5aSSqrg, Winchester Hs8erstowR,
ts;4o-Bsltimore and Laurel Express.
~ W d mj-PGiut OF Rocks, CraaLerry, StTas-
S;So a: m;-HEw YORK, PEILADETPaIA, BOs.
IoN AED BALTIMORE EXPRESS. PARLOR can
70 70 New YORK aud PhNsdephis- Stops al Anna2o rs
-s:S5 a.m.-st. Louis, Chicago, Columbus. spd
flttst1Tg Express. haRerstoWI sUd Valley Rfsncf,
eKcepI Sunday. Through Car 10 Siam on, FTTI.f-
Man Can 10 Cincinnati daily. Grafton to san
dgsEg' daily, except Saturday.
e;9Lon Sunday only, BaltimoTs, Annapolis
1000 S.m.-Balrir0ore Exrress. s,ans =, p,,
6ersJurg. Beltsyiie, Laurel AnraUgiig 5uIcrin
5essup's and Hanover. --'-
l2;i9 p.m.-Bs!amore. Anrspous, ELLIOTT CITY
1850 p.m.-HKw YORK, PH1LADELPgI. AM
BOSTON EKPKE IS. ON Sundays - b.IltmSr,.
only IN stopping a. ali Stations. stops at Laurel.
Express. FREDERICK va Relay stops At AhhSSo.Ss
+435 p.m.--Potnt OF Rocks. Frederick. H.,ers-
town, Winchester sno Way Stations, IN sTnSas :
TO Point OF Locks ana " ay Stations oD!y
80. t4:4o p.p.-Baltimore, Annapolis ana way sts-
- 10 80 p.n.-Philslelpaia, Norfolk and Baltimore
EIpreSs. NorfoiE except Sunday. NOEFoEK Pas
sEFGsRs TAKEN IN T3K CARS DIRRCT To BCaT
To:bO-Baltilncre and Way Stations
TI:lb-CHICAGo AND COLUM8I-S ErPRpSs
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago, 1@7e'
tS:l0 p m.-Baltimnre Express
re:ZD-st, Louis Cincinnati, Louisville and F,ftta-
pnIg Express. fl:tSburs, sscept Sunday, Pull
1880 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILApELpUTl ANT
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR 10 Eeys
ieTk; and sleclaI sleeplnS Car TO Philsde' phia
~ DAILY. other trains dsily except SUNDAY.
All trains stop al Relay Station. tara
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1919 PESSsHINauIA 1873

10 ~ ANA 40 9
TO THE SoRTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
spisndtd soenerv. Masnii see p sat;.s,r,,.
TRAINS LEAVE WAshINGTOE, rrcm Denot
corner OF Sixth and streets, IS fellows:
with Parlor Car to Pfttsburg and s.eslins SsTss
IRON Plttshurg 70 Cincinnsti, CT. Louis anc
G Shhiicago; 7:D Pm. daily, with Palsoe Car to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAuEo.p
For hn!siguS. Rochester, Bufal0, Siaysr,
Fails ard the north At 40 D. "a. Tally, excsDt
wtliamsport, Lock Haven, ana EimirA =.
70, i Ssl,J, a & N: datiy, except sunday.
N. daily, with Palace Cara attached. IJmSyp;;
E1Rress o. Pullman Cars, $40 q, n. dssiiy, en-.
Fer New, YORK ane the East, 30 .. n. daily az
s oept sup nc with Sleeping Cara from WASH
Trough Trains connect Il JsHssg Div "a e..
hSatS OF BIIG9klyn amer, sfo!ciDg direct
rLsge ap9 tourney acrGss New YORK CIV. isf-
for ,ld me- f'ghia, 1So ?; "a aaiT except suncay.
Limlved ESgresa, s.2O 9. m. daily, e1ca1t sun.
Accom- mediation for Baltimore, $50 sso
AID $40 2. ~. daily, except saudly - i1'
For Pope's Greek Lie, e:56 {. n. and 4:so d. r,
except Sunday. ' N-A-v'
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDKsIcxsRuvo
khLihTsY AND AkExANDBiA AMI
FOR hIeIaldria, o, ., ., S:Io, 10, II Am1
80 Q, 81, p ID. On Sunday OF 8:i0 an,
For hiehmono ana the South, s:sc q. M. and g
a, IA. osiig; S:l0 p. N. daily, except sundsJ.
Irelns leave Aiexan0TiE for WaghiltV on a
s:lr, 10, IL an; i, 8, 4:2o e 40 snd3
IN: on SUNDAY st . and l0s N. and 9 20 Q. m
llekets, Information, sls52ing and y1Ii0r cars a.
commodattong csn be procured at the IJfsces nor16
EAST corner OF thirteenth street and PenusyIyani,
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth strser n n PEI
sylysnis avenue, and 81 the dspot sbere orStsr,
eao ps IeIt ler The checking OF baggage 10 dasin,
ton nom hotels and rsstdsDcsg 0'4i-&
- Il: Z. FARhHR, General Passenger AGENT
FkAEk THGAsON. General Hznssey noyIo
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Editor StGr:-The District ..o.,fr lssionarS
could not serve the peop,I, Of ms DisfTict in a
small way more aeeepCably Just at this season,
tRan ~ Ordering cups put to the pumps
are either rusty or have been otherwise dam
AGED, ~
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Prefers Belgium. Blocks to C0bb}E


Editor Stpr:-In behalf Of many of my neigh
boTs / respectfully suggest to the proper per
son the prop iety OF substituting Belgium
blocks in place of cobbie stones between the
rail tracks OF the Columbia cars, at the inser-
section OF Sd and II streets northwest. There
IS considerable carriage driving on "a sect.
aId III crossing II, springs are daily broken.
stones on he line Of road are now ranifIv an
E!oachlng the spot thence the suggestion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12

AsTEERE ARE INIT ATroNs and counterfeits
OF the great perfume, buyers should DE partic-
ular to ask for the Florida Voter prepared by
Ianman 4 Kemp, New York, who are the sole
proprietors of the genuine article.
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POLICE COL,Rr-ActLnn .IMd!

MORE MISUNDERSTANDING Young. the six
teenth son Of the late Brigham Young, was a
PaSse nger in the steamShip Nevada from
Liverpool Yesterday. With him were seven
j. Olsen, John Reed, w. ROhde. X. Christen-
sen and B. Fl. Schneider, who had charge of
5f4 men and women en- route for the Utah
colony. Most of the immigrants were Scandi-
navians, Joseph Z. Hyde, of Utah, relative
OF Orson Hyde, the Mormon apostle, died on
the voyage. He had consumption. His body
was kept OH board at the request OF the Nor
mons aud the board OF health gave a permit
10 nave it taken 10 Utah. A Mormon song of
thanks 10 the officers of the Nevada was com
Staipes, the Mormon agent in this city. saw
the Immigrants safely depart for their new
homes i'll the vest " Y Sun nth,
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ABOUT FURNISHINGS.

IF You ARE NERVOUS. one dose LoiiNe' s
Sp6cUc will set you all rl%et, Two doses cures
the worst case headache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12

THE NEW STYLES in light woolens, linens
and other light fabrics, for summer wear, are
offered IT popular prices, at the boys clothing
house of 3. Robinson & Co, 900 Pennsylvania
agenue.-ddTt.
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or CL0THIES, SG.1L; RICE, asalse n
e. 90 It'll street southwest offers Sresf boraStnS
de the highest prices In CASH Tor TIE Sevcfsl
y y z'eses named aoova Orders by ma1 attended
bcyS-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12

The Emma mine case is up again in the
London court of common pleas before Mr.
Justice peIman ana a special Jury.
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REAL ESTATE SAIEs.-NesSTS. DuucansOn
Bros, sold yesterday Tor \. II. McRae, trus-
tee, brick house and lot on yth street, between
III aud ! streets northeast, known as lot u IN
square 9:s5, TO w NJ. Gait for S775.
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CITY ITEMS.
SPECIALTIEs IN STRAW HATS.
H. IA L.

Gentlemen's Stylish Dress Hats 81;
Boys, Dress Hats, all colorS, T5c.;
al Lewis Popular One Price Store" so eth
street, between and X NV.
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THE RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER o-daY at
Hempler's stoFe:-At 3 o'clock AIN. So; 10
AN, So; Z H., 81: pm, 80,
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ANOTHER LOT OF HAMBURG EDGES Just re-
eelVed at Frlebus, 500 Market Space, betwee IL
Sth and 9Th, Pennsylvania ayenue.-4drt
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CAPT. HENRY LAURENs INGRAHAM, eldest
son Of Commodore u. N. lngraham, died in
Charleston, S. c., on Tuesday last. On the Sc
cession of South Carolina, together with his
father and brother, who were officers Of the
I. ). navy, the deceased resigned his commits
sion as an officer of the U. - marine corps,
and was commissioned in the army of the con
federate states, where he served until the sur
render OF Gen. Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12

ABOUT FURNISHINGS.
Fine White shirts, ready for use, 81;
Drawers, Soc. UnderShirtS, Soc: Socks, Is. {:
White Ties. sc. doZ. Linen HdkfS, > for &c. &;
Linen Collars, for 25. Paper do, 10c. n box.
The above are all good articles, and can't be
beat for the price. Lewis S2nHth street.
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a FATAL LIGHTNING FLASH-During a
thunder storm in New York on Wednesday
afternoon Edward White, brcktayer, who
Wilson's church, was knocked by lightning
from the sLeeple and instantly killed. He was
thrown of the platform into the air, and fell
sixty feet TO the ground below. The body spun
round several times in mid-air and struck the
ground with thud. AT the same time that
White was struck his fellow workman, Ber-
current. He was struck in the chest, and the
current ran IN dark, blush lines along his
chest, arms and thighs, making fantastic
platform unconscious, but it is supposed he
will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12

TEE CALVARY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHooI. and
missions picnic Monday, at Irving Park, near
Annapolis Junction.
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A LIBERAL SUNDAY.-The young and lucky
Earl OF kosebery has recently taken the presf-
dency OF the Sunday society, whose aim is to
throw open the museums, libraries, art gale
ingmaG on the sabbath, and make it an i'm
proving day, to be looked forward to with
pleasure, rather than day in which to be
soggy, listeSs, or perhaps vicious. If any evil
6enct OF tie good practical results of such a
nhsral policy is needed it can be pientifully
found IN Boston i Boston Post.
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flsTORoUs ASKS A PARpoN.-The supreme
court court Oh y, pennSylyania having sustained the
Pistorious of murder in the first degree. the
necessary papers have been filed with the
board OF Pardons asking for his liberation.
Inc case VIII De heard on the first Tuesday in
the board will recommend Communication of the
death sentence TO lmpris0nme at for life. The
prisoner himself has requested, through his
uncOnditiOnally
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PRIZES FOR AMERICANS AT PARIS. - Paris
dispatches say that the American eXhib itors
have obtained more prizes than the citizens of
any other country in proportion to their num-
Der. IN t'SO classes all the exhibitors obtained
medals except one. Five or six grand prizes.
with liberal number OF gold medals will be
brought to the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12

SILhs. Sli>s' sIIN>' Immense assortment
OF black silk, gOioTs4 ~lirS. checked And striped
silks. Black silk 49, Back silks. 3D. Rack
silk, real satin finish, only 81 and Il - Cart
eF's III Market Space Pure silk and wuni
(DGmaSSel black grenadines. Black cashmere
aiiHoOi, 81 Real French buntiug-Adrt,
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EXCURSIONS AND

SGNDAY EXCURSIONS TO MARSuAIL
~ HALL. - Steamer ''NStrapo',
saves Sth-st. wharf EVERY sun -qA--lS
Dhh at $3.50 +. m, '"U Marshall s@sn<-s=s2z<A.
Hais: returning, v i'll STRIVE in Washington n an
p Ia. No pains Will oe spared 10 make fresa sycnT
ScnS quiet and aga easJe. \ good Band q, SsS'c
80, o. St-~S'So io1 t-te Season. Fare round
hIpt % NeHts, yyl2-2m
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LEWIS SWIFT, the Rochester astronomer who
mas just discovered new comet keeps small
hardware store and runs a very effective OBJ
servatOry by himself An effort has been made
10 send him out to Colorado to observe the
coming eclipse Of the sun, but the subscription
TO raise funds Tor that purpose has progressed
very slowly. He would like TO 90 at his own
PXnpNSP hut cannot afford the ln,rrN
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MATCHING ALLIGATORs BY STEAM-A large
number Of alligator eggs have been received
from Florida at the New York Aquarium,
ment that viii doubtless prove interesting to
the visitors. The eggs will be put into the
machine in relays, so that the little creatures
hour during the day. This is the first time such
an experiment has teen ventured upon. MI
Butler the superintendent of the aquarium
fOrnia salmon alive during this hot weather
simply by turning their tank into a refrigera-
tor, the young fish seeming to enjoy the minia-
ture lcebergS e which they are surrounded.
This is proof that salmon resort to the deep
sea While grOWing.-[-N. Y. HsrdLH 10th
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NOTHING Is MORE HARAssrN~

ulcers. Fortunately they CO" - man ooliS or
by the use of Glenn si,,s$u tSS ad ne ;i
sh TIM: Ss ov VIRUS or proud
healing. ~'e'e' the oLilS opStacle tolts
CIV Young in ten minutes with Rars In
ssdniu;aeouS Hair Dye.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
t0NS SO0tht1tg Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t cOrrects acidity Of the stomach. re-
lleVes wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrh9a whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old AID
wel-tried remedy. Is cents bottle
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
thOSe who have been doSed, drugged. and
quacked. PulVermacher's Electric Belts effec-
1ually cure premature debility, weakness and
worth thousands mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6.Bd&kly
To LADIES AND GRNTLEMgs.-we wish to
call attention TO A. Ffscher's Chemical ScOur-
Ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. 9o6 C 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 to be eQualled By those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
ana dye1ng Ladies' and Gents suits are in
TACT, she Cheapest liz the city on account of his
s Sup Wo6k; n B-A speciality Of his con-
slsts IN removing spots from costly party dress
| IS; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article.
ana careful pressing gives them an appearance
as IL newly made. KID Gloves cleaned; two
pair for q cents. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-12
yE'eaihes' Indications To-day.

OFFICE p CTEr-F SIGNAL OEFICER.I
Washington, Juig y, 1873. I
For New Eng and auG the middle Atlantic
s.ates. partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with
frequent rams, winds mostly from east 70
south. stationary or higher temperature and
lower pressure.