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A T VI. WILLIAMS,

III ~.
"A 20 PER CENT. OFF.
In order to equallZe the prices of my goods which
were bought during the different gold fluctuations,
and bring them dowH 20 the present standard,
have concluded TO dispose of them rapidly, in order
70 import largely 2gain next fall, and will there
fore take of twenty per cent from all sales which
will bring the goods down cost price. 1t Is not
ness principles TO sell ~ coStaS no house can hoo
OrsblY exist without certain prOEts-but when l
say so Eeau 10 do IL, and as all the goods are
marked IN pain figures 40 one can he deceived.
Mou0 cal your SPECIAL attention u my elegant
WHITE GOODS.
= Linen Chemise, Cotton G'hemlSe, Linen Draw
Saeques, Corset Covers, skEtS. Collars aud Cufs,
Sn1LuATTchiefs, Linen and TOrchon SETS, Chill
Gren S Fancy Collars
,,,, DRESS DEPARTMENT
sLh Suits, Bunting Suits, Kilt Suits, White
80. 9,tits Storeo Lawn suitS, Muslin and Lace
Tinen 1'diis SId oalts Lawn snd Percae Wrappers,
a:iSN .si anu Ai!Sica ClSteTS CICul and Silk Man
telettes. --'ANi''@.oi0A 'AA4
LACE DEPA ARTHEET
aeDS.ebneS tIssce, Duchesse Lac Po5ute An
Pi4ut, french Lace, TOrCaou Lace Lace Rarfeas
Lace CollaretteS, Lace Sets Isce EtnSEstcbisSs e
Lace NclsinS AK Lace MittS.
o.. MlLLlSERI DEPART MEET
straw and Chip Hats, Straw and chi, Ron,a,,
1N1 5oonnetSr rGlneS, Ribbons yelyers EiS1,
eIs: 9@GLss, Feathers, Ornaments Grsn a,iimss
anc Tissue Creges, ETC., exc. "i'NA'iines
Fans, SaoISS, Bows, Belts, Combs Silk Frio.o
ohehtiie tiinEe, Beaded Fringe, WorsteI Frinssee'
Buttons, and Articles tie Paris. He0'
NJ WILLIAM. IMPORTER
I,,a o11 "a: ace, Washington. ID. C.
wv tfs's'e' fals' jeS-lm
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The SOCIALISTS IN Two CITIES-The social
lstlc labor party held mass meeting in New
York Saturday night and passed resolutions
repudlatlng every endeayOr to make that
party responsible for any attempted assassin
tion of Emperor William, of Germany; de-
nouncing that portion of the press of the coun-
Try which is not Published in the interests of
the people.
The socialists in Chicago held their picnic
according to programme yesterday, but it was
perfectly orderly and Deaceable. The process
sion numbered from $500 to 3,O0O But few
called on to interfere. Workingmen in every
part of the city express confidence that no
serious trouble will occur this year among the
labor organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

NEW EUROPEAN CoMPLICATIONs.-There Is
reason TO believe that Austria and Russia hav, I,
reached an understanding by which the in
tereStS OF Austro- Hungary will be protecte in
the same way that English interests are pro-
tected by the agreement with Russia IN lde by
Lord Salisbury and Count Schouvaloff. 1t IS
stated that Russia will refuse to eyacuate
Turkish territory In ROumeia, or liberate the
prisoners OF war, until Shumla and Varna are
surrendered. III is reported that the Turkish
delegates are instructed TO withdraw from the
congress and declare that Turkey prefers 90
execute the treaty Of San Stefano il the con-
greSS decides 10 interfere with Epirus, Thes-
sally, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

THE WFsT.--On Thursday last a rather femi-
nine-loOking individual appeared in East
Liberty and applied for work. The person
was ldenflhed as Mrs. Scott, who formerly
west with her husband. She stated that her
husband had settled in Iowa. but not having
treated her kindly she determined to return TO
her home. In order to facilitate travel she
had donned male attire and had .'tramped'
the entire distance. She was afforded means
in order to reach her friends in Plum town
ship, and she is Row with them, having re-
Sumed female costume. 1t is said she is not
yet II years of age.-[ Pittsburg Chronicle.
Eth
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The Union Schutzeu Germs.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE third parade OF
the Union SchutZen Corps took place day
and was an imposing affair. The streets
through which the procession marched were
filled with people and made gay with 4 prOfu-
sion of bunting banners aud flags of the
United States and Germany. The mayor and
common council reviewed the procession,
after which the general corps proceeded 10 the
SchutZen Park, jersey CITY.
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KILLED FOR FIVE CENTS.-The Charlotte
IN. CO Observer says:-"A gentleman from
the western part of the state brings informa-
cey county, of Samuel Butner by Thos. Boone
Boone is the constable of the township i'm
which he resides, and went to Butner to col
lect debt of cents. Butner denied owing
he money, and in the course of heated COZ
loquy which followed Boone produced knif,,.
with which he fell upon Butner, cutting and
slashlng him in such manner as to produce
death: The slayer fed and has not been ar
rested. The county authorities have offered a
reward of Sl25 for his apprehension.
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Gs-All was quiet at Quebec. Canada, Satus-
Gay. A portion OF the -four stolen by the
iloters last week has been recovered, and
legal steps will be taken to recover the re-
maindeT
ke-Ihere are 5000 unemployed persons In
Key West, Florida.
s-The national division of Sons Of Tenn
perance will convene at Buffalo, N, Y, to-day,
to remain in session fYe days.
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COLOR WAR AMONG GMINERs.-AtC Coal Greek,
Ind, on Saturday, John Kelly, an examiner,
shot and mOrtally wounded Thomas Minns, a
cOlOred miner, and wounded two Others The
colOred miners got their guns, pursued Kelly
into house, fired into the building and sur
rounded it. The sheriff and posse arrived
soon after and arrested all hands
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The District i'm Congress.

MI. Rollins was instructed by the Senate
committee on the District of Columbia this
morning to rnnOrt adversely bill in relation
to paving the avenues, streets and alleys of
WaShinSl ION.
The Senate has passed the bill to prevent
the sale OF oleOgmargerine in the District, and
it is now on the House calendar, but with
hardly any chance of being acted upon this
session.
THE NOMINATIONS FOR JUSTICES.
The Senate committee on District of Column
bla met this morning and considered the
nominations for justices of the peace of the
District. The clerk of the committee was
sent to the Attorney Generals office after the
original papers on which the nominations were
made. He also visited the District Commits
SiOners and District Attorney Riddle to obtain
their opinions upon the nominations. Another
meeting of the committee will be held this
afternoon, at which the nominations will be
acted upon. 1t is likely that an adverse report
Will be made upon three or four of the Justices
who are Objectionable to the Commissioners
and the District Attorney. 1t is not likely that
the committee will llmeet until the nominations
for District Commissioners are sent to the
Capitol.
Ldter.-The Senate District committee this
afternoon reported adversely on the nomina
tiOnS of Wall and Weaver.
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The Fall River Mills.

FALL RIVER, MASS, June 1.-The Border
City mills, following in the course taken by the
Sycamore, to. place the management Of the
corporation in the hands of trustees, with
relieving their present difficulties, nave ap-
pointed Walter Z. Durlee, the treasurer of the
Wampanoag mills, and Joseph Healy, pTes-
dent of the Osborn mills, as trustees for the
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PAID IN GoLD.-0ne thousand operatives
at Willimantic, Conn.,, were paid of i'm gold on
Saturday. Hundreds of employees never saw
Count it. A number requested bills iastead'
and the appearance of the strange money
created quite sensation in the town,
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ANOTHER WHISKY MURDER.-Robt T. Horn
10 wears of age a clerk I'm a coffee and lodging
house i'm Philadelphia. " as fatally stabbed YES
terday by James DAVIS of New York, a lodge
in the house In a fit of mania-potu be went to
knife into his back while asleep. Davis then
went out and tried 10 hang himself on the rail-
ing of pubic square. bur was arrested
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Arkansas Nationals.

LITTLE Rock, June 1.-THE State cOnyen-
tion OF the National party assembled at this
sacted, the convention adiourning to a later
date.
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!, The EoTHEN DELAYED.-The departure of
me Eothen, which has been selected to carry
the Arctic expedition in search of the relics Of
Sir John Franklin's expedition, which was
announced to take place today, has been un-
aV0ldably postponed. Mr. John Morrison, the
originator OF the expedition, stated to New
York Commercial reporter Saturday that
Lieut.: SchWatka, the captain of the ship, was
now i'll, and it was not certain whether he
has received her Supplies, and was Saturday
afternoon towed out into the East river She
Is now lying at the foot of Beekman street,
this week ~
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The Senate committee on appropriations
finished its revision of the sundry civil appro-
priatiOn bill today. The following items of
District interest have been inserted i'm the
bll:-For building laundry, Columbia hospital
for women and lying-in asylum, $500. To
eXpend $4,000 in payment for the building
already erected by board of directors of the
Children'S hospital. Also, to eXpend not eX-
ceeding $4,000 for purchase of two additional
fire engines and one hook and ladder truck
with buildings and equipments complete The
appropriation for the reform school is in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000. The House sec
tion providing for the reduction of polcemen'S
salaries in the District is stricken out. The
clause providing for District bureau of chaIi-
ties is stricken out. The Secretary of the
Treasury is authorized to pay 900 for the
Freedman's Savings Bank property on Penn
sylyania avenue. between 18th and 151h streets,
and to expend 5000 to build a Court of Claims
chamber in the building. The Secretary of the
Treasury is authorized to eXpend 100000 to
build fireprOof building for the bureau of
engraving and printing on the corner of 14th
and south b streets, and to pay S27 ,536 for the
site of the building. Continuing construction
north wing of the Stale. War and Navy de-
partment building, $t00,000 The uneXpended
balance of s., 465 for the statue of Gen. Thomas
is to be applied to finishing pedestal and
statue. The Secretary of the Interior is au-
thorlZed to ascertain the probable cost of a
site Tor a new Congressional library building
on Capitol Hill, east of the Capitol. The House
section authorizing the Washington gas light
thousand cubic feet for gas is stricken from
the. bill: To purchase an additional water
tank, pipes and steam pump for the Senate
wing of the CaDitOI S. 0al1
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Strike i'm Ru0aIn-

BUFFALO, \. Y, June l7.-About four hun
dred grain ShoyelerS struck this morning. As
yet no acts Of violence have been committed
The men are conducting themselves i'm an Or
derly manner
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AN ARMY OF TRAMPs.-An army of trampS
has come down upon us within the past few
days, and last night the police reported not
less than one TO two hundred in the city. On
Thursday night no less than eighteen arrived
in one car on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
and squads OF two to half dozen were found
In other cars. The police and the railroa 4
authorities were last night striving TO invent
a method OF getting rid of them.-[ Ctnabeg-
land Nd y CfClSdn, June 10Th
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THE PARIS RACEs.-Eight horses ran YES
terday for the grand prize race at Paris, and
attracted large and brilliant crowd. Prince
SOltykOf's Thurlo won by neck. Insulaire
was second, and Juval third
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GENERAL BUTLER's sAsPIRATIoNs.-AB Boston
dispatch says: The International Grand
Lodge of Knights Of st. CriSpin, in secret ses-
by telegraph to defend the Crispins indicted
for engaging in the late strike at Marlboro
Gen. Buffers reply is: My services as a law
yer are at the command of the wOrkingmen of
before the courts. Gen. Butler, his friends
say. Is straining to get the support of the
WOrklngmeR for the goyernorship,''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

&5-The mail and stage line from Fort
Worth, Texas. to Yuma, Arizona, was opened
Saturday,. 1t is ]. $50 miles in length. the long
est stage line in tho world. way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

GHAND OPENING
SUMNER CLOTHING.
Just opened the following Goods.
LIGHT BUSINESS SUITS,
FINE BATISTE SUITS,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS,
ALPACA AND SURGE COATS,
LINEN AND MOHAIR BUSTERS,
WHITE MARSEILLESAND DUCK VESTS,
BOYS LINEN SUITS,
BOYS ALPACA JACKETS,
At usual low prices.
A. STRAUS,
1911 Pennsylvania arenue.
je7-tT Three doors east of 11th street.
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WHAT MINISTER MOVES SAYS ABOUT THE
FLORIDA 1NvEsTIGATION.-Hon. Benjamin F.
NOyeS, United States minister to France az
rived in New York city yesterday morning.
by steamer City of Richmond, and was driven
to Fifth Avenue Hotel. In conversation with
a representative OF the Associated Press
touching the matter that brought him back to
his native land at this time Minister Moves
said: II went to Florida for no purpose on
earth except to ascertain the vote of the state
and to see whether or not the popular vote
had been cast for republican electors l
stated to the two republican members of the
canVasSing board that all we wanted was al
honest decision. | never made any promise
to McLln or any other member of the board,
nor did suggest any possible reward or
recognition In case Governor Hayes should be
finally elected; and so far as McLin is coa-
cerned, never saw him alone one moment i'm
my life before the vote of Florida had been cast
am now informed for the first time that even
McLln does not say that made him any pro-
mise. Had | known that before leaving Paris
should not have demanded a subpoena, but
should have remained in France to attend to
my public duties. do not care to be more
specific, as it would perhaps be in bad taste.
considering that l am so soon to give my
sworn statement to the committee" Minister
NOyes also expressed the hope that every
politician in the north, whether democrat or
republican, would be SubpRnaed who had
visited Florida on this business as that would
be only fair to all parties concerned or inter
CSted In the matter. 1t was certainly due to
him since he had been SO cOnspcuOusy
named in the preamble of Mr.. POtter'S resolu
tIOn Minister NOyeS left for Washington by
the EXPRESS train this morning.
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MAJOR <. A. BURKE will shortly go hence
to Washington Cather reluctantly, Imagine)
to tell Potter land B. f. b. what he knows
about fraud and the Wormley Conference -
Your correspondent will supply your readers
with Burke's record simultaneously with his
arrival at the capital. Itmakes spicy reading
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RIVE ARE NEVER BEATEN! je1O-tr
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY

W T.
VT1HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
THE LANCET -'.Hunyadi Janos.-Bsron Lie
big afhrms that its richness in aperient salts
surpasses that OF all other known waters.''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL LJOURNAL.-''Hun-
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest and
most efhcacious aperient water.''
PROF. EssoR EIRCHOW, Berlin. Invariably
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, Vienna ~ have
prescribed these Waters with remarkable sue
Professor sGASzoSI. Sc ~; wurzburg. 81 pre-
PR0FEssoR LAUDER BRuNToN, NJ D.. f.
walls, and surpssses them In % efseaey. .'h It's H.
PROFESSOR ~ AITkEN; MD, FRS, Royal
A AWINEGLAssFUL A DOSE.
i,sdtspensa5Is& & to tAs Traoeltng Public.
APoLLINARIs Co. (limited), London.
FRED'K DE barry & CO.,
IL and 43 Wasrea st., Re,c York.,
Sole Agent for United States and Canadas.
ossts. % Tfe n LsSeI on every SI genuine sG Botae % Is
printed on BLUE paper sug27-mwf, cow, 1y
Gas STOVES,
GAS OVENS AND BROILERS,
AL sold on o guarantee. Full line of
GAS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
Fifteenth Street.
Je7-tg Z, +, BROOKS,
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Two BOTS KILLED.-Two colored bows.
sons of John Ruffin, came to their death, Sat.
urday afternoon, on a trestle bridge over
Blackwater river, on the Norfolk and Peters
burk railroad. near Petersburg, Va. They
were fishing, seated on an abutment, out Of
the trains reach, but plank in carload of
timber becoming detached struck them heavi-
ly, killing one Instantly and wOunding the
other mortaliy. The wounded boy was thrown
into the water, but, although rescued prompt.
ly, he was found to be in dying condition.
BAD FOR THE LIBERIAN EMIGRANTs.-The
ship Azor, with 80 cOlored emigrants, which
sailed from Charleston on the 21st of April,
There was great suffering in consequences of
the water running. short. The ship fever
them died.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent loan TO-
day to amounted Sip6D.
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JOISTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet........sl 80
sCANTLING, do. per 100 feet........ 33
VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 it., per 100 feet.... l 80
SHELVING. IL and Is inches wide, dressed
and jOinted OH edges, per 100 feet.......... 2 30
STOCK CULLs, all IL inch 16 it., per 100 it. so
FLOORING, very good, per 100 feet. 80
WASH BOARDS, 8 inch, clear dressed, per
WHITE PINE CULLS, dressed, "A and64
per lOV Ieel. ...-...........,........2 90
EVERYTHING ELSE CoRREsPoNDISGLY Low.
Il you will call at our Yard or write to us and get
estimate on your bill of Lumber,
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY!
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GAIT LAKE CITY, CTAB,
TOWNSEND HOUSE.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN THE -
WEST FOR TOURISTS. Best Commercial yf::SAY
Sample ROomS IL the city. ..lE
WN. H. HOOPER,
WM. JENNINGS,
iel2- 3m Owners and PrOprietOls.
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THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS to-
day adopted resolution to ask authority of
TIE House to sit during the recess on and after
September lst, in New York city, with view
to examine into the subject of the reorganiza-
tiOn of the New York custom house.
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RTFFALO LITHIA sPRTNGS,

VJ0I II Af4O HI Iii SFhfNfES,
ID hECRL ESBCRG COUNTY. VA.
Waters weiI-nigh specific iEl Stone or L
CGtcHti. DiIbstss and Inflammation OfyETA
the bLGIdsr. Waters, III cases OF six GAL I..iE
Ions, 80 FeI case at the Springs. STOfT CRIJII-
WELL. Agents Washington, ID. e. TestmO-
niais sent TO any address. Springs open for visit
sTs JUNE LIST. THOAAS +, GOODE
my 2O-tO1 49, S4tk ProprietOr
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THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on the legis-
lative, executive, and judicial appropriation
bill agreed this morning to report Substan.
TALLY as outlined in last Saturdays STAR.
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The District Nominations.
THE TWO CIVIL COMMISSION

The following nominations of District Com
missioners were sent by the President to the
Senate to-day: Josiah Dent and s. L. Phelps.
Matthias V. Buckley is nominated for Justice
OF the peace in Georgetown.
THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
The engineer officer of the army to serve as
the other Commissioner under the new law
has not yet been designated. 1t not being a
nomination requiring confirmation by the
Senate, it has been decided to postpone the
detailing of such an officer until after the
adjournment of Congress. From the best
authority on the subject, THE STAR
OF last Saturday stated that Colo
mel Casey would be the officer. Since then
Col Casey has declined to serve. This leaves
the field open, but the choice is considered
among those best informed to have narrowed
down to Coils. o. M. Poe and II. G. Wright It
is thought that one of these will be designated,
with the chances in favor of Col Poe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
Wy PANY, corner 18th and New York avenue,
tCeiyeS Trunks of Siverware and other valuableS
On deposit; also rents Safes. Its vaults burglar
fire and damp proof. Charges moderate. Office
hours, a. IN. to p. IN. je13-1m
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LONDON, June 1.-THE weather TODAY
cold and unsettled. There were heavy "a
falls in various localities during Saturday a
Sunday
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ST, JOSEPH-S ORPHANS PICNIC
~ viii take Psre at Schuetzen Park, near the
orphans. je14-3t
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TAPOS SPRINGS AND BATHS,
~ HG,akshirs Comnty, ": Va, ii

OPEN MAY 18th, 1873. YcA0
Unequaled by any mineral water in le.Is i
America for the cure of kidney and BIITIIrT
Troubles, Uterine Ailments G1ut and icid Dys-
ptpstG, and Diseases If the Skin. Its waters ara
alkaline. and contain also Salts of Lthis 1t is an
unfailing solvent OF C0icuii. CapOn has proved OF
great value In other diseases, and be more con-
-fdeIlttg relied on In the above named than any
other miner al springs in this country Fine Cha
lybeate Springs, rich in iroB, the grounds, and
W hite sulphur Spring of excellent quality easily
accessible. The air of this elevated region is pure
and delicious, and the plunge and other baths su-
pero. guarantee the dHsst Band of Music south
OF New YORK. For detailed information cal! on
w. FRAZIER, Ebbitt House Washington ID C.
Send for descriptive Pamphlet
WA. II. SALE, Proprietor
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PLOCK ISLAND, X. 1

The OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, enlarged. opens
JULY 1ST. 1t is situated Oh bluff over 4
looking the Ocean, where there are no 5:AV
heated or nalaTial hTeezes, and the ind Ah s>E i
blowing from the Ocean renders excessive heat imI-
possible. Bathing, Yachting and Fishing. Prices
In accordance with The times. Send for circular to
my15-eC.9m NICHOLAS BALL, Prop.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
today were Representatives Thompson, Nc
kinley, Wait, LOring, Harmer, Burchard,
Robinson, Ettner and Williams (Wis.)
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THE CHARGE is made that Mrs. jerks, the
female witness, is not called before Porter's
committee because she will give testimony
controverting and cOntradicting the witness
Anderson.
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II ST. GEORGE's ISLAND, Md,
VIII he OpPn for visitors June 10th. A. "A
Terms: 81 SO per day; 50 per week: and v:iEsY
$50 per month. Servants and children half kE=tss.I
prue Special rates 10 families. Visitors by Po -
mac steamers will be met at Piney Point and Mar
Shall's haTf. Good IA, iliticS for sailing and bath
ing. Boats for sailing and fishing free. Address,
X. j. ADAMS L BRO., Piney Point Z. o., 81.
~ary'S Co. Md. RefereI rPS: FRFD A. GEE,
Q. NJ. G.. office. CHRIS. XANDER, 911 TJh St
NV. jel4 -Im.
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1T SEEMS TO BE UNDERSTOOD that an at
tempt will be made in the Senate to fight the
confirmation of Dent and Phelps to be Dis
trict Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-17

The MARRIAGE of Ex-Governor Swami to
the widow of the late Hon. w. Il. Thompson,
Of New Jersey, takes place at Princeton next
Thursday. The bride is the sister of Speaker
Randalls wife Governor Swami, in antici-
patton Of the event, on Saturday asked and
obtained leave of absence for six days.