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Police Tydro ,S,,oU
The Ohio BOdy.SDatcher.

VI the many body SnatcherS of the country
D MGrton seems Gems to have been the most u
recognized as the ghoul of the Ohio Valley,
VINO was SO far lost to all feelings in regard to
Ines seI matters as to sell his own body to the
those who knew him intimately to have spared
the graves OF those who had friends to have
respected the bodies which had been at death
baptized anew by the tears of loved ones, and
whose graves were ever to him sacred by aSsO-
clat10n with prayers and tears and breaking
hearts. But with this man, this fiend in human
form, nothing was sacred; no tomb which
could be violated was spared; no body. how
ever loved and yenerated by relative or cOun-
trymen, was willingly allowed the repose of
the graves of dead Congressman to the Ohio
Valley, where even Presidents son was not
spared, he has piled his horrible trade, making
merchandise of the dead, trading in the very
grave clothes wherein they were habiIitated
Throughout the entire country his trade is
seen by the skilled eye OF the detective, and
no one KNOWS what cemetery or grave has
escaped his ghOulish greed or that of his
assistants
Morton came here in March last, about the
middle OF the month, and engaged board at the
corner OF 9th and Vine streets. He gave his
| name as DR.. Morton; represented himself as
Physician preparing to bid Tor practice in this
city, and made proposition to open an office.
he was accompanied by a woman, whom he
represented as his wife, and had one or two
outside assistants. His habit was to go out in
the evening about eight O'Clock and return at
Il
Mrs. Meyer, wondering at his strange habits,
asked him why he made those nightly excur-
siOns, to which he replied that he was out fish
ing, His buggy, she always noticed was COW
cred with mud, and he almost invariably car
ried couple of large coarse sacks with him.
His wife" pretty, petite blonde, frequently
accompanied him on these night excursions,
sometimes dressing herself in mems clothes.
They remained there about three weeks, pay
Ing all bills promptly, and conducting them
selves In quiet, orderly manner, but on the
morning which
was exposed they packed their trunks and took
passage for the north on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton s 80 train, and have not since
been seen in the city. From recent discOv-
cries it is believed that he succeeded in obtain
ing and shipping about thirty bodies while
| here. His field seems to have been nearly
every cemetery, public and private, in the
vicinity and none can tell without examlna-
ton whether or not the graves of their loved
ones have escaped his Outrages. Traces of his
| work are found in every direction, and infOr-
| nation from Washington shows that he was
| arrested there some time ago for violating the
| graves OF two Congressmen.-[C Cincinnati En-
Qulrer.
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HI. HACKMAN, drive me to West 9th
street." (Scene at the Aston houSe.) The hack
man leaves the cars on the elevated railroad
toiling far. behind. Being arrived, his fare
enters the house: Say cap, amt you forget
ing something?" oh, no, you wait here :
take You by the hour" Julius C. Cesar,
couldn't you tell from the way drove up that
didn't understand l was taken by the hour?''
Fails upon fare and tears him limb from limb.
~ Y U'OrTH
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THE HANDKERCHIEF which is perfumed with
Murray & LQnnodn'S FyOridd Water Yields
more enjoyment to its poSseSSor than would a
bouquet Of flowers, because the latter fade
decay and become offensive. but the Florida
Water remains fresh and delicious, unaffected
by the lapse of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-28

SAFELY AND CERTAINLY that great externa
remedy, Genn'S Sulphur Soap, removes Gu
taneous eruptiOns by opening the pores whose
obstruction was the cause of the difficulty
Test and you will endorse it,
Beautiful shades of Black or Brown are pro.
duCed by HiEES Hair Due.
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A CAT LAW WANTED.-While there is all
this fuss about dogs, why is nothing done
: about cats? We will venture to assert that to
one person who is annoyed by the former ten
when people are obliged to sleep with open
windows, the nuisance of caterwauling is
greater than ever. The increase of these ami
nestle requirements. Thousands of them
have no homes, live by predatory cursions,
and are the terror of the numerous class of
their back yards by raising few plants and
flowers in them, which are as certainly de-
stroyed by these marauding pests. 1t would
should pay tax of 81 a year for keeping a eat,
and that the police be directed to shoot all
cats without cOllar.-[N y Times
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WHITE PIQUEs, only cts. Der yard.
SPRING DRESS GOODS. large stocs all s.,,.,
ana colorS from IL, 16, Is, DO rs Genus. ' '''
BLACK GRENADINES from as 81 81 IN an,
BLACK CAsHNEREs, all wool, from SOC, up.
BUNTINGs, all wool, Is cents.
CAsslMEREs for boys wear, Is, Is, %, 81, $50.
AATTINGs, red check, 20 cents.
LAWNS from 81, 8 and l2Lf cents.
BLACK ALPACAs from Is cents and up.
GREAT BARGAINS
in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at
c. NJ. T0WsON & CO.'S,
636 PenHa. drenus,
leo-u South side, near It'll ST. NV
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Washington Market, Retail Prices

MEATs.-Beef, sirlOin, 20 per h.. do. porter
house, Aa25; rib roast, 12a2O; steak, l211a2O .
Corned Beef, SalO; Dried Beef, (chipped, }
3; do, Sliced %; Lamb 1Sa25; Veal, l3lka20 !:
Mutton, l214al5; Pork, 10al215; Sausage, 12H !;
Bacon Hams, (sugar-cured,) 12H; Shoulder, Sa
9; Breasts, Da11: Lard, 10.
FRUITs.-Peaches, Sla$2 per peck; Apples
6oa75 per peck; do. new 4Oa50; Oranges,
25a40 per dOz.; Lemons, 2Oa3O; Bananas, 4Oa
so; Pine Apples, Sal0 each; Cherries, Sa12 per
Of; BlacKberrieS, sale: Raspberries, 5alO.
FIsH.-Shad s5Casl peri pair; Perch, 4Oa5O
Per Per - bunch; Rock, large, l5a3o per ID; do.
40aS0 per bunch; Trout, 35a40; Mackerel.
9a25; HaHbut. 15a2O.; Goldfish, 10; Blue fish,
4Oa50; bunch; Taylers, 40a50; Sheephead, 15a2G
per doz.: do. (sott). 5Oa75 per dOz. CLANS, 50
AGO per 100; Lobster II per h.
Observation-Disclosures print, IS per h.
Western Creamery, IS; New York, 30a35; roll,
25a3O; Eggs, 20 per dOZ.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish (old,> 25 per
peck: do. do, -(new,) 20a30: Peas. 20: AS
paragus. 5a25 per bunch: RadisheS, 2a3 Cab
bage, 5alO: Beans 20 per peck: lettuce, 2a5
per head: Rhubar5, 2 per bunch; Beets. 3a5
per bunch: Tomatoes, SOasl per peck; Gym
bins, 15aO per doz. Cueumbers, 2Oa25 per
doZ.; Onions, lBermuda,l 4Oa50c per PIX.
Chickens, 50as1 per pair; Ducks,
5Oa,5 per pair.
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The MOST POWERFUL known antidOte to
every species of malaria is H0Stetter's Stomach
Bitters. a pure botanical medicine, in which
the finest antiseptics, tonics, alternatives and
Stimulants of the vegetable kingdom are skill
fully and effectively combined.
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A SWIMMING BATH FOR LADIES has been
where winning is to be taught Just as any,
thing e Sc Is. The enterprise has been started
by son ladies who are themselves expert
ton bit few days, it is already decided
success. 1t is not mere money making con.
Germ, ut an institution rather designed to re.
viz what would seem to be one Of the lost
artS.-lN. Y. letter.
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To LADIES AND GRNTLKMRN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. 9O6 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-
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
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THEaP pRy Gnons

III NHTAF DHH GOODS,
~ Striped Silks, So cents
All w w0SI 6 hentingss good quality, %.
SSLehaaines, Q. IL! 20, Is, up to fine goods.
biack silks very cheap, 62S cents TO "a
dress foods shamefully cheap 8 CENTS 10 IN
Mhite Sslrts less than manufacturers cost
Ladies Suits al low prices ''
Besl LAWS 10 cents; Linen Lawns 10 CENTS nm
BuntingS, l2& cents; former price Is "p'
PaiaSois Al reduced prices.
hattlBgs: 10 cents up: Carpets at cost
LIBERAL DEALER To ALL
10 L. n. NAUDAIN
Jeo-u SOS M0rLet
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been doSed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts etfec.
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6.l8.d&kly
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SnS.. SILhS! sEIHS!-Im Immense agsorr.,
~ hent OF silks; one hundred lOOl new nieces IN
T Zee rom Newfork. Unsoubtedly the cheapesi
.ot vi biaGk silks. coored Silks, checked ks ana
SIlEed Silks IN Washington, at Carter's III xar
het opSGs; me popu ar Cash DryGoods Store Black
nn n SLh. oo HeaVy gros grain black SILK 75
our q. very heavy gros grain satin finish black siE
80. Shecked aud striped Silks, on pure white
anu SooIe ed ground. Light blue, navy blue brown
OIsck ana lavender checked and striped Silks or,
gumte WhlIe and colored ground. Plain coIorad
I niIe cream, CARDINAL brown, steel, and All fbs
disnt SHADES OF trimming Silks. Beautiful Grena.
doi Dress foods, part wool 15. Beautiful DRESS
Toous, part SIR, 20. Buntings, pure wool. az
f BACK Cashmeres, wide. double width pure wool
%; beautiful Pacific Lawns. only ten cents: the
leS-u CARRIERS, III Mar6sf S.1re w.
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FOR UPwARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toao'S Soothing Syrup has been us ed for chill
dren. 1t cOrrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lleyeS wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrhGa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
Mell-tried remedy. 3 cents bottle
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ANDRosCoGGIN COTTON, ~ cents. Wam-
colored grounds, 12H cents Spring dress
goods, all the new cOlOrs. G. M. TOwsOn g. Co.,
6S6 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near It'll.
AdUt
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AE Mrs. Sarah Helen whitman the poetess
heart disease,
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sTRAUs, the popular c!othier, it will be seen
mer goods suitable to the hot weather. and
just the thing for excursions, SC. The Gus
toners OF Straus are sure of fair dealing, low
prices and the best style Of goods.
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Weather Indications Ta-aav.
OFFICE OF UE1EF SIGNAL OFFICER.

For the middle states and New England,
rising barometer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, numerous local rains followed in the
middle states by light, variable winds and sta
tlOnary temperature but in New England by
cooler nOrtherly winds.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. - The Alexandria
Gazette of last evening says: Major Brecken-
floge, commandment at Fort FOOte, met with
evening A Gattling gun, which is mounted
mere; mad gotten out Of order by one of the
Carriages lodging in the barrel of the gun,
ing TO get IL In working order. The major in
turning the crank by which the gun is fired,
forgot 10 close the hopper" and another car
of it flying back and striking the major on
the shoulder, infiicting painful wound. DR..
Lewis, OF this city, was at once sent for and
rendered the necessary surgical assistance
Although quite severe, it Is not believed that
the wound Is a serious one.
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FATAL NIGHTMARE.-LaSt week (ThurSday)
number of the residents of the quiet village
OF Clarendon engaged in a friendly game of
ball. Among them was Lyman Preston a
painter by trade and a man respected by
every one. He was about So wears of age and
had never known days sickness On the
day in question he seemed to be in more than
usually perfect health and spirits When he
went to his home at night he parto0k of a
hearty meal and went to bed. Some time dur
ing the night his family were awakened by
hearing him groan in peculiar way to him
when suffering from the nightmare, to which
he was frequently subject. They accordingly
went, to him and tried their best to awaken
vestigated by several physicians of the vicn-
ity, who pronounced it case of nightmare
and nothing MORE Rochester Erpress
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LodaIe's HEADACHE Specific is so mild in it's
ef1ects that child can take it. 1t never fails
TO cure.
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THE EOVRTS.

ClRCC1T COURT-Jn6Qo HunlphregS.
To-day, Morgan agt Maryman; verdict for
pla1ntlf Sl2. higgins agt. Grant; continued.
Classic agt. OlcOtt; verdict for defendent.
EQUITY COURT-Judqe Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, I. A. Edison VS.. Western Union
Telegraph company: pleas of defendants al.
lowed, and appeal prayed by com plainant.
Bemiss VS.. Taylor; argued and submitted.
Cochran VS.. Clark; dropped from calendar at
request OF complainant. Goodyear Dental
iulcanlte Company VS.. Brightwell: submit
ted on motion to take dispositions in sure
buttal.
PROBATE COURT-Judge DIN.
Yesterday, Will of Mary Shea proved and
bond of the executor fixed at $1,000. Estate of
Admiral Alden, late of the United State NAVY
decree directing the executor to pay counsel
fees,
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, VIM. Clark alias Robinson, assault
on Hagar RObinSOn S.. Henry Thomas. tres.
pass ON the grounds of David Sylvester and
CARRYING away quantity of flowers: s.. VIM.
Bell, treSpass on the grounds of the United
StateS-Latayette Square-and stealing Seve
raj magnOliaS from a tree there: S.. Maria
Davis, assault and battery on Mary Nichols in
the county: $40 and costs or 80 days in iai
VIM Bruce, assault and battery on Sophia
Lewis; $40 and costs or 80 days in Jail. Mary
Nichols, an abandoned woman, was fined $l0O
or six months in Jail for enticing prostitution
in the county. Honora Ready, loud and bois
ferrous: S..
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CITY ITEMS.

SPECIALTIES IN STRAW HATS.
Gentlemen'S Stylish Dress Hats, 81;
Boys Dress Hats, all cOlors, 75c.:
at Lewis Popular One Price Store' 92O It'll
street, between and n W.
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A CLOSE SHAvE-A young gentleman who
was engaged to two young ladies in Water.
town, n Y, has had very narrow escape. A
near relative of one of the prospective brides
and her claims upon him. Soon afSerward the
falthless beau with two strings called at the
house, and was collared by the iraScible rela-
tive, and ordered to marry the girl then and
there under penalty of being shot if he re-
fused, The handsome man was only too hap,
Ply to do the old gentleman the favor. He said
would Just as soon marry the girl as not but
respectable on such an occasion, The old
gentleman went out to fetch a minister, and
the bridegroom was allowed to 90 out for a
shave. The minister and his guide re.urne d
and waited Tor the young man. Waited anX-
iously and in vain, for he had hired a buggy.
driven to the station. and taken the first train
for New York. 1t was a close shave
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10 PER CENT, DISCoT,T

- bkoDHEAD 4 Co, $3.50 Pa 0pe
Sle HOM oTlrrlng entire stock ImuoTIed iIrsss
SH9ouS, b,sck SllkS, NrlvetS, Grenadines Hosiery
1ioVes, Handkerchefs, &C, at adIsc0Tntof 10 NJ,
cent LOT cash from their close cash prices and ar
t nIu Lace,top Thread Gloves, 75c Lovely real
E1engn orsandies. French Organdy Designs anS
G.Ive-n NJ, Corset 81. Buntings 25c. hest
H Is al-wooi Buntings. 35c. Elegant 3-button
saLd spool Cotton BE-, C6 spools for 25c) Ladies,
anu SentS Sauze Under Vests, Csc and up All
Eooi ShSlahd shawls, 76c and up. Ladies', anC
Senis, Hose from loo. to 81. 80 pair Wams1tts
= IS bleached Cotton, Ike. Striped Grenadines
Iuc. per yard and up. CAL ea-ly az
,,.. ,,o BROD HEAD a co
!eI.-u S0S Pa. ace, bet. 9Th and lOfh Sta
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G'NETTs
eros GRAIN SILK
ONLY 81 YARD.
THIS is THE CHEAPEST SILK EVER SOLID.
IN THIS CITY.
COSNOLLY'S,
CoNNoLLY's,
!e22-T SOS 9,h street, opp. Patent Once.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRy ..oonx
LCFTRELL a. WINE
Corner 2~h So. and PennSg lUaaia arsnss.
Are Offering
Fine BlacE Muhair at o5c
Cotton and Wool BuntinCs I5r -a1rca, ,.,,., ~
beautiful kN-WUCl Ca, hmere 20, MUM ~
beautiful Plain Bro, Linen for La lies, SHIFTS To-
Fancy spring and Summer Dress q oois Al aTn5,t
cost. '"1' ~ AWFUL
Llnen and Victoria Lawns: French Nls,Jns
Nanbrlc r dgingS, Gloves, Hosiery aud Hdgfs AL
- very cheap. ~ ''NhS'' al
90. ''i'iN'' &c, worth
SCENTS Superior Brown Socks 22c
Gents in" Linn Hdkfs 90
Superior 4 Sheriing, zoe. do 10 4 Shaafinp p,.
Ahul.scoEsln Cotton, &C.; PlaIn aud Fancy Ma.
snnhS' 70 10 soc. Gents Six UnhreiaS pDIy
IS: Our entire stock ~ Goods A. iorSS,, cca15iS
,ooi $ IuTTRFI. & WINE
Jt-Z-2N 1890 IeaUs,Fp1,,;s, -
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Augustus Jay to Elizabeth Moran, lot D. SO
500: SIS. Is. c.. B. Bailey ct al, trustees, to
BENJAMIN Charlton, lots to s, SO. 572; sl57.5O
A. M. Mulhall ct al. to J. 7. Mulhall, part lot
8, So. si6; 500. Ut. Mulhall to A. nj. Mulhall,
part same lot; 500. w. B. Moore ct al to G.
A. Tavenner, lot l6, so. 305; sl,2OO
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EVENING CONCERT
~ WITH DANCING, {.
At GIESBORO' P4RP

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JCLY3,
BY THE
ORPHEUS OCTETTF CIJTR
Assisted by eminent Amateur Talent from Aler
1885, andrfa and Washington,
, ADMISSION, 70 cents. Ferry Boats leave Wash
lngton, 8, 2 and o'clock, and return at II IN
o'clock. Cars in waiting ieIa L. I'o
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THE sale, at Dowling's, tomorrow, takes in
every department OF household goods, to which
has been added q large lot Of condemned
goods from the public schools. Buyers Should
give this sale their attenti0n.-A9vt,
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VERY large assortment of cOlored silks
checked silks, striped silks and immense as
sortment Of black silks, at CAREERS, III Marke
Space. Checked and striped silks on pure
white ground; checked and striped silks on
cOlOred ground; navy blue, light blue, brown
lavender, and black checked and striped silk.
on pure white and colored ground; plain silk
cream, cardinal, brown, steel, and all the yer,
light shades of trimming silks black linins
silk, so centS.-Adrt.
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-. 10000 YARDS of Hamburg edgings and inser
). 6, s. 10, u, IS cents. etc. The best anf
cheapest lot of HamburgS ever offered c. nj
I0Wson Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 7th.-Adrt
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'TNHE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. >,

heeoy- mace, With Linen Sleeve Bands ,-d T,,o-
I.l9thgS 70 The Bosom. made OF Wafrsufra NnsT111
anu tWentE-one hundred Linen, really n nnt 81
Ior oniy ~ Is. our goods sre max Nv 1s 80
guaranteed as represented " "s aAo
ractorx- INV e. GEO, MEeINNEss.
6acloL9-Io w. Fayette ST., Raltiu,,re
bTahCh-lO2 81. q W.. Mashi,..In, r,roa 4.
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. THE most complete assortment of thin cloth
ing, for the heated season, at reduced prices.
Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and E
SIrpetS-AfJT
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, asE en- most suicidal practice that can be pur
suit OF clothes, when for $40, sl2 or si5 Snob
elegant and pleasant summer cashmere suits
can De bought, as liable Bros, corner d and
goods must not be judged by the nrice asthsv
are At least oRe-third under yalue,-Adct.
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FORTY MILES RIDE ON THE EO-
II TOMAC FOR TEN CENTS,
The City Of Alexandria, will make Excursions
e TeTN Mi0SDA1 and SATURDAY ,G-
MORNINGS. Leave Tth street HE4S4LsH--N
wharf 1l:3a am: return O'Clock
pm. Commence Monday June "a 1873 leo, a..
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George W: Ashton, of King George county,
"a, ara sarah IabDey. of Caroline county.
Emma ID. Charleston, of Chicago; Rich'd Rob
ertSon and Mary Campbell Theodore Mungen
and Helen j. Hennike; Joseph Blincoe ard
Lavina A. Jenkins; Francis Collins and Mary
But; Thomas Parker. of Brooklyn, and Mary
j. Hand. of Baltimore
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"A The Beautiful Resort, is now omen for the 70.
ception of INV H " WIG io
PICNICS AND PRIVATE PARTlnS
Ine p grounds have been improved and Pavilion.
Dlning and Reception Rooms refurnished, "a
Meals at al times, and furnished In good u
slyIe, ana Seam Ferry to carry PASSENGERS MA
70 ana from The Island. Churches, Schools fadik
ana othef Associations are respectfully solicited no
give us call. as we are determined to make In
pleasant and agreeable to all. S ~
p. McLo1TGH11N p a; R,0DIER, Manager.
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RANK CLERKS, EyCJRSION-
- The EN'I RSION of the
I'm n, CLERKS, ASSoCIATION s.sS5SslN
Huh. 80 ~.
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TONER LECTUREs.-The eighth lecture on
the foundation established by DIR. j. NJ Toner,
of this city, to encourage original research
and the discovery of new facts in the advance
last night by DR.. E. o. Shakespeare, of Phila-
delpbia, on The Preparatory Inflammation in
Arteries after Legation AcupreSSure and Tor
Hall, and was largely attended by the profess
sion. 1t embodied the result of careful study
and a great number of experiments made upon
the lower animal. 1t was Illustrated by repro.
ducing ON the screen microscopic views of the
process of reparatiOn. The lecture will be pub
liShed by the Smithsonian Institution as one
OF its contributions to human knowledge.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION

SUNDAY EXCURSION
MARSHiIE HILL,
SIEAMER AATTANO, Capt. VIM. H Byles
leaVes 9Th street wharf EVERY -.
SUNDAY. at $50 p. m, return EGA-N
ing, VIII arrive in Washington at cEHzssSIl
The ''MATTANO" can be chartered for Excur.
SONS SION On reasonable terms by applying at ofice,
Jes Inn G. TUCKER JONES, Agent.