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Danger to the Public Health,

1t will be remembered that lest season there
was much sickness In South Washington, es-
pecially among children, and at one time it was
almost epidemic. The cause Of it was the de-
posites of garbage. night soil, &C., on the lots
just eest OF the Long Bridge. The heath Off
Ger, DR.. TOwnshend, ordered disinfectants to be
used, and they proved to be efficacious in RENE
dying the evil, to some extent at least. Within
the past few weeks this nuisance has become
even worse than 1t was last summer, and peo-
PIE driving over the Long Bridge are now often
compelled to hold their noses and drive rapidly
over, and those who are compelled to wait on
the bridge, because the draw Is open, are often
made sick by the ef1uvia. There are now about
twenty regular trains each way daily over tile
bridge, and so great Is the stencil that, notwith-
standing the heat, the train men close the WIN
00wS OF the cars to keep out the foul smell. The
attention OF the health officer was called to this
nuisance to day, and 1t is likely that some
measures will at once be taken to abate It,
There is similar nuisance at Four Mill Run.
which the Virginia authorities will be called on
10 abate.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILHOAD
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North. Northwest, West
and SOuthWest.

10 'Ake eneJ ESVH NfK ia FIN ss "A: An
Esp1ess S HSzi Rha6spn. ana sOtop
ony STOPS 4 shpissy II q ganC
ton: yessups, H.neyer, IN Ridge ana 1t Winsns
mont stIasbulg. Winchester. Hasenstown. Freds
500 1m.SfB1itimo more and Laurel E1presa
S:1Q am--Point Of Rocks, Piedmont S1asburs,
$50 an New Yors, f PHI Se.ton aud
Bsiti%Scs t1press Psror car to New York ana
,S3S q mist Louis. Chicago, Columbus sne
sts1ste1 Pulmsn Cars % Gnsnnaa Sai9. CT Graz
ton to s.ndusly, daiy, except Saturday.
~ eco 4 m-tOn Sunday only-Baitmore. Annapo
10 zoo : Baltimore Express. Stops .. Bl.dens
tions IA Si H.no, LAure ANNAPOLIS juno
H;a0 :: m--Baldmore. Annapolis. Kllicots City
ESQ 2 m s,oSs York Philadelphia. and Boston
sn Sar W. S ssatSn and way
ESQ p. m;-Baltimore. Bladensburg. and Laurie,
411prtess Frederick. via Relay Stops ct Annapolis
It's IS B mmtRo!nt q Roes: Erede5cs, Hssers
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only. "
4:4Op. -tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
t;S9R; m4GsttPHMADELPHIA. NORFOLK AND
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the ca1s arecs C
b9st g. o,ntoP Pon Steps ct md Laurel
SO T ExkF ssasS Enioo.,
SIS g:,n:@fGH1oAao. COLUMBUS ANDp1rrs
f 1ShhA EAPKkSS Sleeping car to Chicago
1SSS ;is s;ssEss E?Ra zsSSAK, PHIAp.1rHrA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops st Bladens
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York. snd
special sleeping car to Philadelphia
Pullman Cars
Italy. tSunday only. Other trains daily, exoep,
Sunday.
All trains stop ut Relay Station
For further information apply ct the Baltirnor.
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station aud
60S 6l9 and 1885 Pennsylvania avenue where orderf
Will be taken for Baggage TO be checked and received
Master Of Transportation
I. n COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO KOONTZ, General AGENT myl7Ar
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1919 PENNsYLVANIA 1873

1913 fETEESS IEF ANA 1879
s,,.,,n5 5osSI: Tr:sE: 80 ssii::a vs.
1RA1ss la2Ss sHs5 q ST. from D.po.
psS1re snd %s saa i6 s5ss n q d.a VIII p
lor Oar 70 PIttsburs, and sleeping G.Es from
TAO nm d.y With Pa e 6s1 70 70, GSiSax Sse'
BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For GsnAndaigu.s Rochester, Bu1alo, Ni.ean
Is S a. q a1o: : ssa;
Loch d Asysn: and xlmira. ~ 1o:so Am. daily. OK
Tor Rs. YORK and the East 30 pm. daily. except
an1 s: 4 Pa paaSf fs Gi;
Csrs- $50 s:m. 6ai,y. except Sunday.
TOT S9 8 So: ss'osFn boRS 1sS.s
a6ordtng direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoid.
WS. aon st ferriase and Journey across New
For Ph.isdsphi.. s:ss Am and 80 pm. daily.
For sss ssss s 80 s1s. nat
For PSp:s G1ssk I'm Inc. q S. z and go n.
70, a.; :sas q z .na.:'o H. daily az
T T5XT sHiTyTS!s5 5ff551AaDsA And WzsH7ad
For His..1d4is, 5:is. 9. g. ls: nam,l;ls, 3 40
II. 1ass :as "a tn. so..e. $50 Am d.,. and
20 , n. daily. except Sunday.
Trains ,ss Z, Ms.apdFie i% ashi3sssp I:ls
Sunday G . and 10 ams and 9 pm
-Tickses. Information. Sleeping and faEl@ Oar -
est corner q Thirtssnth 0hee md R0nnGyivSnia
avenue; northeast oor19 q 0txth GroG9 and lSnn.
b hft for cheok1ng q b0G1a0o q 60G1116fi01 D.
) IzSSI& ssnsss' E...nss Ass..
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LOCAL NEWS.
CONDEMNED LOcals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at $50 pm. and
extlnguished at 1880 pm.
This morning Mr.. James NJ. Mason, Of the
1rm OF Alexander 6 Mason, patent attorneys,
0ted near BlightwOod, where he has been for
some weeks eIdeavoring to recuperate bis
health.
home last week and was found at the Schuezen
Park and subsequently ran away again, was
again restored to her parents yesterday even
Last night white female infant was found
1n basket on the X street bi ldge crossing Rock
creek and the 4th net officers sent IL to st.
Apn's Infant Asylum.
Justice Hagner opened the criminal court ye-.
terday, and adjourned until Saturday.
The AnacoSt1a and Potomac River Railroad
Company elected directors yesterday as follows:
I. William Gutnand, Ii. A. GiiSWold, Noble
Young, Alfred Richards, Reuben B. Clark, E. NJ
Chaplin, VIM. West, Thomas Snithson, and Jas.
ii. Richards.
There are now numerous complaints from
South Washington OF scarcity OF water in that
section. The water registrar states that the
scarcity Is caused by the breakage of the screv
OF stOp-cock, which prevents the regulation OF
the flow, but that this is now being repaired,
and soon there Will be no cause for complaint.
The Central Baptist church, Rev. Dr.. ]. D.
Roape. viii With the aid OF the Grand Master OF
the Masonic order, lay the cornerstone of their
new meeting house, on the corner OF Sd and |.
streets, July 10. at o'clock p. N.
About 1880 O'Clock last night, white man
named James Kennedy was knocked down at
the corner Of 18th and G streets northwest by
an unknown colored man. and was carried home
In an unconscious condition.
Yesterday morning Officer Quinlan killed a
mad dog On 10Th street, between F and G streets
northwest
The ladies of the Church Aid Society gave the
first OF seiies OF parlor sociables last evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Whitlow, 400 1st street
southwest, for the benefit Of Israel ~ NJ E.
church, Rev. c. w. Fitzhugh, pastor. Mr. Jas
ii. s. Parker, OF Pennsylvania, read a selection,
and Mr.. John E. Bruce. Washington correspond
ent Of the Chicago Co1iSerrator, favored the au-
dience with an original essay upon Friendship.
To-day, In the police court, the case of W. H.
Cotton, charged with an assault on q four-year
old child Of Mrs. Little, was postponed until TO-
MORROW
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Would Not he without It.
such Is the verdict after using Quirk's Irish
Tea. 1t regulates the system. Costs Is cents a
package.
A SURE THING; IT never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prot. Chapin's Bischu- paibd-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
n. Y, and for washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. s,N,eo1y
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco ft1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
lo,cs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t c0rrectS acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhOea, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem.
edy; rs cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GEETLBMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. FiScher's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street, near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sess1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents to 70 cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
reduction In price. U-Call for and deliver
them.
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COOPERATIVE Az
- SOOIATION

1US SEVENTH STREET.
O. 900 WINNIE" CIGARS, &c each 49, rs per box
BUITEk delivered daily in our new patent tub
Large variety cOLGATE's TOitET SOAPS BAY
RUM and FLAvORING EXTRACTS. as. G. o.
JARS, GAS STOVES, GAKDKN HOSE, STU-
DENTS LAMPS, &C., far below usual rates
1e2O-tr A. B. EOHOFIELD, Manaeer
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SHORT STRIKE.-The large blast furnace at
Franklin Furnace, N. j., was fired up Satur-
day, having been unused for several years.
Yesterday the employees. numbering about one
hundred, struck for higher wages during the
temporary absence OF the superintendent. They
were induced to resume work until the return
OF the superintendent, and thus great damage
to the company was avoided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

TEARING UP THE TRACK.-Settlers in Tulare
county, Cal, who have long time been lit
eating the title to their lands against the South
the track of the railroad
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Ask FOR TICKETS VIA CONNEorIOUH
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
1t ticket offices of Penneyiyania RR at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona anf
Pittsburg and In Washington, DO 1t Office Of B. &
o. RR at each OF which Offices full information caf
be obtained. je26lm
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GERMAN AMNESTY TO CATHOLIC PRIESTS
A despatch to the London Post from Berlin an
nounces that the Reichstag will be prorogued
On the 18th inst. 1t Is rumored that the gov.
eminent Will grant amnesty to considerable
Flax laws, and pardon all banished or deposed
bishops and permit them to return to their
sees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

A SCHOONER SUNK AND CREW REsCUgp-The
schooner Pioneer, Capt. Thompson, LETT Mena D.
sico with load Of wood for Alexandria, night
before last, and was sunk about a mile from
Mount Vernon Springs yesterday afternoon
men, eXcui 5iOnistS at the spring, took sail
boat and rescued the captain. and crew-three
men and a boy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

Why Are You Bilious
when twenty I'VE cents viii get you q package
OF Quirk's Irish Tea? 1t never fails.
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CRAzED BY SoRRow.-Irene Miller, young
widow residing on the second floor at NO. 1,Gll
pitsl suffering from severe injuries to her spine
and broken ankle. Mrs. Miller who is only
tnlrty years Old, and had been married five
years, lost her husband few weeks ago. Last
week she gave birth to child, and her CON
sequent illness with the sorrow for her hus-
Oand,s death, unseated her reason. Yesterday
m 1no left alone for awhile, she arose and
threw herself from window in her second
story room to the yard below. Her groans at
tracted the neighbors and an ambulance was
sent 1or. In 1t the mother and her babe were
taken to the hospital. The only remaining
member OF the family, boy of four years
named George, was taken to the Eighty seventh
street Police station, and was yesterday given
Cruelty to Children.-IN Y. Tribune IT,. VI
PLEASURE PARTY M1ssNG-on Thursday
night last John Scottish and Isaac Dayton
married men, and Thomas Conroy, Edward
Henley, jr., Joseph Mcfarland and John
Mooney, single, left Port COlborne in a small
sailing boat to attend the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July at Buffalo. Nothing has been
heard OF them since, and 1t is feared all have
been lost.
CHARGE OF ABDUcTIoN-MIllard Glazfer, au-
thor OF book called "HeroeS Of Three Vars
VINO has been engaged in st. Louis several
weeks organizing canvassing force, was taken
to Chicago tonight by a detective on a war
rant charging him with the abduction of Mary
E. Herrick, OF Boston.
PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON, the 17-year old
son CT Prince Jerome, and the new heir to the
Bonapartist idea, Is rather TALL handsome and
straight as dai {; dark in hair. cheek and eye;
and In temper and temperament true Corsl-
can-Ifalian. His features are regular, his hair
is trained over his brow and cropped, and he
has his mothers mouth, though not the pecu
liar nose OF the House Of Savoy. He is said to
be thorough Napoleon in looks in character
and In a certain fiery impetuosity of temper.
THE FAMILY OF LIEUTENANT HOWARD LoDER.
OF the 18th U.s. infantry, who committed sui
eide in Georgia, lived In Brinkerhof street, Jer-
sey City Heighs, and they knew nothing OF his
death until they read it in the papers. Lieuten-
June. 1877. He won his appointment to the
Military Academy In a competitive examina-
ton Of the pupils of the Hudson county schools
He was in Jersey City when the railroad riots
occurred, and served on the staff of Governor
Bedle
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TWO WAYS OF MANAGING IT.-The foolish
man who takes his wife to achurch sOciabie.
and spends s. on ice cream and cake. The wise
man allows his Wife to serve on the refreshmenU
committee, and when the evening comes he
goes to that church sociable with market
basket. II his wife has improved her oppor-
tunitfes, he comes away ahead of the game
THHatiDOfO5l lind ! Democrat
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BUILDING PERMITS

have been issued by Inspector Entwis.e 10 MI
chsel Brandon, two-stoly brick back building
G, bet. 1st and n. c.; $3.50. B. Murphy, one
story summer kitchen, southwest corner Va
ave- and st. 8. w; $40. Lucy E. Mattingly
remodel brick house, southwest corner Md ave
and 18th ST.; 5000. Mary Dick. two-story brick
18th, bet. and X q. W.; 81 400. a Gross. two
s. Norment, two story brick, 9th, bet b and
La. ave; S1,500. A. Scott repair building 2o20
st. NV; 5000. B. Murphy, repair corner Va
9Th and S. w.; 500. = MetcaIf, raise roof.
&C., Sd, bet. NJ and s. W.; $50. James E. NIL
Ter, tree three story bricks, 18th, bet. N and o.
S11,o00. Chas. Kirby, wo-story and basement
Grant, two-story brick, c ST., bet. 18th and 1sth
s. W.; $500. F. j. Willis, brick stable, rear 925 L
st. n. W; 5000. John Fuller, frame bath
raise building, Del. ave-, bet. L and NJ; SIS. r.
Forrest. raise stony, Coed Hope Road; s25. DIR.
Johnson, build area 922 N. Y. ave-; $50.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS
RAILROADS

NE" xohK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE go 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. .......a at sos am
And Arrive at Lteton.. at TO pm
And Arrive at Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. at 7.65 pm
And Arrive at Fabyan1 ................at g. 10 pm
And Arrive at Profile House. at 10 pm
And Arrive at Crawford House. ........ at $50 pm
And Arrive at Quebec at $50 m
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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POLICE COURT-Jttdge Smell.

POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, James O'Conner, selling liquor on
Sunday; fined $40. Anna Watts, unlicensed bar;
S1c5. John Irwin, loud and bOlsterOus; So. Isaac
Warren, larceny OF jacket, &C.: fined $40, or 80
days. Nathan Wine, larceny OF q hat from d
Rich Son; $40, or 80 days. Robert Dent, lar
ceny OF undershirts, &C., from Maria Hickey; 80
days. David j. Cotter, assault on Abraham
Snow; fined 81. ThoS. McAuSter and JAS. Nc
Alster, assault; $40 each.
To-day, Michael Mullen, vagrancy; bonds or
so days. William Jones, profanity; S., or Z
days. Joseph Kelly, vagrancy; bonds, or 80
days. August DOehrer, unlicensed bar; $40.
THE John +. BeatOn fined S. yesterday was
not the son OF Mrs. Lydia Fl. BeatOn.l
sS Jose Cordova, a Mexican, was hanged at
san Antonio, Texas, yesterday, for the murder
OF Robert Trimble, In July, 1877. He declared
his innocence and exhibited GOODNESS to the
last.
eE-In ottawa, Canada Saturday, boy
named Vandette quarreled with his six-year-
old sister, and shot her with q revolver, the
ball lodging In her temple. She died In great
agony.
rF-The friends OF Porter, the murdered actor,
have raised fund OF 81, 100 to prosecute Currie,
but Currie's friends in Texas are said to have
subscribed 81, 600 for his defence.
eN-A man In salisbury, Mass, for whose sup
port $4,000 was left in trust, is allowed to wear
such ragged clothes that there are threats of
having him prosecuted for improperly.
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURER said Yesterday that
the grogshOps have called poetry, music and
painting to aid them in allur1ng men, just as IL
temperance societies might not do likewise.
man is offered only talk, which is cheap.-[NY.
Herald
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MYSTERIOUS SHO0TING.-TO-day, Anna Hicks,
eo'ored, residing at No. 226 q street southwest.
while engaged at ironing, was shot by some one
unknown, the ball entering her arm DIR, Fem
WICK was called In and this afternoon extracted
the ball.
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DANGEROUS HOUSEHOLD PRTS.-The lion and
horess which woman on Howard street has
kept as household pets for some months having
attained their grow Lh, are deemed dangerous
by the police commissioners, who have ordered
their remOval-TBost Adperfi8er
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GoRRD BY BULL.-About 9 o'clock yesterday
morning Patrick Michigan, residing at I'd and NJ
streets northwest, was badly gored by bull
which he kept in his yard. He was knocked
DOWN and Dutted about the head and body
INJECTING serious injuries upon him,
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CLEFGYMEN, lawyers, editors, bankers end
ladies' need Hop Bitters daily, far nerve force.
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THE PALACE MARKET.

THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER l4TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
Hard and Soft CRABS and CLANS always on
land. ~
FreshS Green PEAS, Etc
CHICKENS
All kinds of MEATS, FRUITS, GAME and YEGE
TABLES, at lowest prices.
my14tr FRANK ]. TIBBETS & CO.
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District Government Aff1iros
Jp to O'Clock to-day go dog tags had been

Up to O'Clock to-day $50 dog tags had been
issued.
The Commissioners to-day wrote to U. 8.
Treasurer Gilflllan, d. c. Sinking Fund Com
missioner, acknowledging the receipt of letter
requesting that no more transfers of certain
stocks be made, and stating that the request
The water rents under the new rates are now
being paid rapidly on the water reg iStrarS bills
and. contrary TO expectation, there is but little
complaint expressed.
The Commissioners have approved the propo-
sition Of the school trustees 70 rent the building
on It'll and Pomeroy streets, above the Bound
airy, for school pun poses. DR.. Gill, the owner,
proposes to arrange the building for forr
schools. and lease it 70 the Dist let for a term
OF years.
ASSESSED VALUE OF DISTRICT REAL ESTATE.
The following statement OF the assessed value
of real estate In the District TO June So 1879 was
transmitted this morning by Mr.. Dodge, treas
urer and assessor, ID the Commissioners:
gton-Taxabie.. ....... SIS, 663. 299
District government. 1905, 100
Exempt :....--.--. 4oi30.6
United States. 1891 50,
sl59625, 642
Georgetown-TaXable .. S., 1897 $50
District government. 99.3i5
Exempt 549152
United States. .... 12421
S6,11S,5So
Washington county:
Taxable. ................. s6,675, s35
District government. ..... 34,499
Exempt .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S11,259
United States. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,142, $50
Recapitulatton:
Taxable Observation-Disclosures. sS1,,S6. $50
District government. ...-............ 1139.54l
Exempt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53I5,4o
united STATES. .....-........-..-... So so 5l4
Total Observation-Disclosures. SIG 4OS, 3SS
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NEW STOVES EXCHANGED FOR Old -
N ONES STOVES Sold on instalmenfs
Tin koonng cxSo per square. e p a
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SUDDEN DEATH OF GOVERNMENT CIERK -
Mr. ID. &. Marshall, employed 10 the Indian
bureau, went to bed at the National hotel at s
o'clock last night, and was found dead to-day
at IL O'Clock. Physicians were summoned and
pronounced the cause of his death to have been
Bright'S disease
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John b. KELLY,
q DEALER N HIB89 oIAl0
BEEF, LAMB VEAL, MUTTON, 81
OORNEO BEEF 6pGOIALTX.
Stalls 638, Gao and $50 Center Markok,
stastreet wing, and 20e and 206 Norther1 "
Post Once -
H.Sistins delivered free Of charge to an pan. Of
the city. Oep16
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
HAVE JUST s EEGEI ~ Nv THRQN A BANKRUPT.
PORT TIES, NDELS AND "
ALSO, A LARGE L sa54FP ~ Eask;Nrs, low ousn'
TER AND EEA6ONABPk SHOES -
THREE SoQDg WILL IN ROd.D - PER QENT.
EVER OFFERED FOR IN THIS CITY.
LOOK AT THE PRICES:
Ladies Hand sewed Newport Tie. 60 70 SSc0
ladies' or strap esLdais.....-..-..-el0Ot 70 e116
Chldrens Heeleo Newports Nc. 70 q 20
Gents Solid Low-Quarterod Shoe, lou
Gents Calf Low-auartered Shoes. 80 q 70 90
Senss Cai Oepsress = ;;; .::.. ea00 % SA0
ONE PRICE EvERYrENe WARRANTRR
9e26-tf GEO. HCOARTUY.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-AbOut 1:30 O'Clock last eve
ning as Mrs. s. A Robinson was ascending the
stairway OF her residence in JOhnsOn's row, on
sherman avenue opposite the Schuetzen PARK
sne dropped inSenSible and died within few
minutes.
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M WILLIAM Is selling great bargains In Ia
uies' dresses, listers, circular clOakS for the
mountains; childrens lace dresses, and all
ready trimmed millinery goods. Elegant French
under garments at very low prices. Ladies
would do well TO examine his stock.
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CANADIAN TROOPS FOR ENGLAND.-A rumor
has got abroad that the British government
two regiments in Canada for foreign service, II
such Is the case. we have no doubt the nen Will
be obtained. These hard times are favorable
for recruiting, and It Is safe to suppose That
there are considerable number OF young men
In this country who would like to see some ser.
Vice.-OttdtcG Herald, 4th inst.
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FIVE THOUSAND FOOLS were huddled together
on and about the upper Suspension bridge Al
Niagara on the Fourth in order to see another
fool Jump OF. He was dressed in tights and hs
was tighter than his own ughts-being DRUM
as lord He was not permit ed to make the
attempt and the crowd went home very mad
fN Y. Tribune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

HANGED BY MOB.-Jas. II. Droft and Chas
G. Wobroth, who recently murdered w. F
Yock, In New Mexico, for his mule, were taken
from jail at Alamosa, Col, Saturday, by a mob
and hanged to cottonwood tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

LARGEST variety of lawns In washington.
Towson's, 6S6 Penn. ave., south side, near 7Lh. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

eB-Christian Mann, OF Dongola, ILL.,, commit
tea suicide on the steamer Golden Crown, at
New Orleans, Saturday. Cause, dissipation.
tE- The Missouri farmers are reported to be
driving posts In the ground to hang to whea
the cyclones come.
~ In en- alteration at New Orleans, Sltur.
day, on the steamer Martha, Louis Terso a
deck hand, threw Jack McCabe, a deck passen.
ger overheard, and he was drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-08

Would Not he Without II.
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