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ALEXANDRIA.

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL-Several colored
prisoners at the city Jail made an attempt to es-
cape this morning about 1890 O'Clock. They
mad made rope from bedticktng, and attach
Ing DTick threw 1t over the wall. One OF them
named TaScOe Lee, who is awaiting the
action OF the Governor on an application for
communication OF sentence for robbing another
colored man, then undertook to scale the wall,
but was quickly brought to the ground by q
nall from Mr.. Cline, the turnkey, who had been
watching him for some time, and who cap
tured the rope. The men were In the ward
cleaning up when the attempt was made.
DROwNED.-When the crew OF the schooner
Henry Adelbert, now dtschargIng ice at Me-
haffe's wharf, came on deck this morning they
found the hat OF Augustus A. Hambltn, one OF
their fellow sailors, lying on The deck but the
man himself could not be found Later IN the
day Captain Meeder of the schooner caused the
dock to be dragged and the body OF Hamblin
was found IN the water, between the vessel and
the wharf. 1t is supposed that he was fntoxi-
Gated and after getting aboard the vessel at
tempted to go ashore again aud missed his
footing. The deceased was about 80 years Of
age, and has q wife and tblee children In Bath,
Me. His remains will be Inferred by the cap
tain.
The WKATHER.-On the line OF the Midland
and w. & o. r. r. heavy ratios are reported
last night From Round Hill and CharlottS-
Vile similar reports have been received The
water In Cameron Run is very low; the mills
are not doing half work, and the steam pump
has to be used to supply the reservoir
fGdzette, Path.
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

The first excursion by the Silver Star Dra-
matte Club viii be given to Nal shall Hall next
Monday on the w. W. Corcoran. The boat Will
leave at a. m. and again at $50 p. NJ
A select moonlight excursion forty miles
down the Potomac " Ill be given by the Pre5by-
terrain Community this evening on the W. W.
Corcoran. The boat viii lerGe at 6 D. m. and
return at II p. m.
The excursion to Bluff Point and Wicomico
Bay On the Jane MOSeley next sunday will be
one OF the pleasantest OF the season. The boat
Will leave at $50 a. m. The Washington and
Baltimore Excursion Company, who have the
affair In hand, will make 1t as successful as
their previous undertakings.
The attractions afforded on the excursion OF
the Jane MoSeley to Piney Point and Blacks
tons Island next Monday will be varied. There
Will be hop, lawn concert. readings, vocal
music and fire works. The boat will leave at
Sis q. m. sharp and return next day at a. m.
See the advertisement.
The fine steamer Frances will return from
Crisf1eld, tomorrow afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
and at O'Clock will leave for grand excur-
Sion tllp to Fortress Monroe and the capeS, re-
turning Via Crisfield and Tangier Sound, arriv-
ing at her wharf at O'Clock Monday morning
This viii give fine opportunity to those who
desire to get sniff OF salt air and enjoy the de-
ughtful bathing at Fortress Monroe Leaving
Fortress Monroe In the afternoon the steamer
VIII run out to the capes, then via Crisfield and
Tangler Sound return, arriving at her wharf
In this city at O'Clock Monday morning.
StateroomS and tickets can be procured as per
advertisement =
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LOCAL NEWS.
CONDEMNED Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at 7:s5 pm. and
extinguished at 3 am.
AT meeting OF representatives of the Diff
ferent Masonic bodies, last night, 1t was re-
solved that 1t is exped'ent to hold grand Ma
sonic fair the coming fall, probably 10 Novem-
Der. A subcommittee was appointed to mark
out plan and make all necessary arrange
ments. The purpose of the fair is to raise funds
70 lQuidate the Indebtedness on the Temple
Mr.. James Gallagher, for sixteen years the
superintendent OF the eth street branch OF the
washington Georgetown Railroad Co., has
resigned In consequence OF falling health, and
Thomas Downey, for almost as long time con-
ductor and starter at the wharveS, succeeds
him.
Early this morning dead white infant,
weighing nearly fOul Teen pounds, was found on
avacant lot between n street and Rhode Island
avenue aud 18th and 14th streets.
Mr.. solomon Fague desires to state that he
never claimed to be employed by the District
government. He Is, he says, simply "sworn
measurer," as any gentleman may be II quail
ned to measure builders work and citizens
choose to employ them.
The case Of W. B. Major charged with as
sault On Annie Pitcher, little girl was further
continued In the Police Court to-day.
At the meeting OF Friendship Lodge, IO.O.F.,
LAST evening, c. E. III. Holmes was elected to the
Office OF financial secretary.
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the resolutions to the commissioners "a follows
MeSsrs. Jan es I. Ba bour. &. b. Church, DR.. j.
Z. Morgan; &: 7. culver, s. Bacon, j. H. john
son, w: ID: cisgetS. Il. Blscoe, Rev. B. F.
A committee on finance was also appointed.
as follows: Messrs. W: j. Stephenson, g. X.
1M1 aras oH g. B church, W. T. Walker, j. E.
Mr. E. ID. Wright, the secretary OF the associ-
alton opened up the question OF the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, and went on to show
pelty-hOlderS In South Washington and moved
that committee be appointed to look after the
subject, and report at future meeting; adopted
G. B. Voneifl, E. b. Wright, r. Bid, ". G. BAN q.
berger, and Dr.. X. A. Bacon.
FHB OOURTs.
EQUITY COURT-Judoe Macarthur,
Yesterday, CoggtnS agt. East Washington
Building Associations; restraining order con-
v Wnrnar. Denver agt Porter Do Coclazter agt
pay interest and expenses. Flaherty agt. New
ION; conveyance ordered. Connolly agt Lau-
renee; auditors report ratified. Gerecke agt.
ntem appointed. Castell agt. Lows; auditors
report ratified In part. Witt agt. Young: C. W.
Lord ct al. made parties complainant. Campbell
Carpenter agt. District Of Columbia; restraining
order denied and motion set down for July 81.
Adjourned TIL July 26.
POLICE COuRr-Jtdqe Bundv pro tenn
To-day, Wilson DeKraft, disturbing the quiet
OF georgetown; IS or ten days. Samuel Jonn-
SOD, loud and boisterous; S. or Is days. Norris
Gainey, profanity; S. Root E. Fugitt, charged
with keeping his bar open on Sunday; contin-
ued. Flora Massey, maintaining nuisance;
personal bonds. Daniel Mayo, cruelty to ami
mails; fined 50. Michael Coakley, larceny; re-
form school. Kate Qulgley, assault On Many
Lynch with spittoOn; S. or 30 days. Leonard
Excl, assault on John A. Smith; fined s. or
days. Charles Jostes, larceny of pair OF
shoes; s. or 20 days and restitution ordered
Henly Kicks, assault; forfeited. David Mou'-
den, assault on Mary Johnson: 10 days Ia iail.
George Sloan. assault on George Stubblefeld:
continued VIM. Darlington, perjury; com.
mtted for action OF grand tury
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THE NEW WATER RATES.
State ment by the District Com mis
AiOners

To the Water- Takers Of Washington and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES misapprehension ex-
lists In the public mind In respect to the recent.
ly established water rates. This concerns you
only, and the Commissioners deem it just to in
form you fully Of the condition OF the water de.
partment.
For several years past that department has
lot been self-susta1ntng, as contemplated In the
tablIsh such rates as would produce sufficient
revenue. The necessity for increase OF revenue
arises in the ies siation OF the late legislature
water pipe to be laid from the distributing res
United States.
This main cost nearly $780, 900, and ! per cent:
bonds were issued In payment, interest and
sinking fund to be paid out OF water rents. The
Legislature failed to increase the water rates to
provide for the increased burden thus thrown
also enacted that the tax lev led for distributing
ma1nS-that is, mains laid within the city
should be payable in five tnstallments, but pro-
mains, which then had to be advanced from
water rates. The former Board OF Commits
sioners asked authority to increase the water
present board soon after its organization.
During the fiscal year ending June 80, 1878,
$166, $50 Of per cent. water certificates WERE
Of the legislative assembiy approved june Se
1873, and pay meDt was to have been provi led
from collections OF Waterman taxes; but
large amount OF CneS0 C9XoS renamed unCOl-
.ected, and, In consequence, advances were
made from water rents and general funds II
pay these Gel tidcates, thus furCher embarrass-
Ing the department
The unpaid Waterman taxes, amounting to
Sill, 013.65, represent advances from s.water
rents to pay the cost OF laying the mains at the
time the work was done.
The following exhibit shows the present IN
debtedneSs Of the depal tment:
Water bonds outstanding. ... $40S, 900 90
sinking 1und due to the general fund
for year ending June 80, 1S79.... $4,000 90
interest due to the same fund for year
ending June so, 1919. 1900 90
1Otdl,. S41Z,buu %
Taxes due for laying mains. ......... III, 0i3 Is
Excess OF Indebtedness July l., 1872 S341,557 65
The receipts Of the department for the fiscal
year ending June, 1879, were as follows:
From water rents. Observation-Disclosures. SS3,5S3 OS
From taps and permits. .......... 1859 %
From Waterman taxes. ............ 1903 95
IOtal ..- ...----...... sos, 632 Is
Total estimated requirements for all purposes
OF department for the year ending June 80, 1850:
For current expenses of department. " S45. 500
For interest and sinking fund On bonds
for 1879. ...........,......... 4,6O0
For interest and sinking fund on bonds
for 1885,. northumberland. 1850
For laying distributing mains .. 12,Ooo
For Improvement OF water supply to high
6ioUhuo Zo,Uu3
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Warrington MARKET. Retail Prices

Washington Market. Retail Prices.
MEATs-Beef, sirloin, 2Oc. per h.; DO. porter
house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 12a20c steak, IL a2Oc;
Corned Beef, sa1Oc.; Dried Beef, clipped, 25a3Oc:
49,, sliced, 2oc;; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, 12ka2oc.;
Mutton, 1214a15c.; Pork, 10ha12kc.; Sausas e,
PKG; Bacon Hams sugar cured 12ka14c.:
Shoulders, Sa9c.: Breasts, 10al1c.: Lard, Sal0c.
FRUITs.-Apples, 30a40c. per peck; Apricots
10a15c. per pt. Plums, 1Oc per pit Oranges, zoe a
81 per dOZ.; Lemons, 40a5Oc.; Bananas, Silaslc
per doz; Pine Apes 1Oal5c. each; Goose.
berries, 5as per Of; Cherries, 5a10c per u1:
WhoItleberries, 1Oc. per qt.; Raspberries,
tred), 15c. per qt.; do (black), sa1Oc per ot.:
Blackoerr1es, 5aSc. per qt.; Peaches, SOc.aS1 per
PIX; Pears, 50a6Oc. per PIX; Watermelons l5a 10.
Canteloupe, 15a25c.
FIsH.-Perch, 40a50c. per bunch; Rock large.
2Oa25c per TO-, 4Oa5Oc. per BUNCH Smelt, 15a25c.
per H.; Mackerel, 2Oa25c.; Halbut, 16aNyc:
Goldfish, 10c. Blue fish, 4Oa50c. per bunch: 'rag-
lerS, 40a50c Sbeepshead 12a15c. per h.; Black
bass. l5a20c. per h. Pike 40a50c. each TaylOrS %
cents each; Sturgeon, cents per pound; Clans,
50a6Oc. per 100; Lobster, 12c per To-. Scoliops,
4oc. per ct.
BUTTER Philadelphia Print. 3oas5c. per d.;
Western Creamery. 2Oa3Oc.; New York. Is soc;
roll, 15a25c.; Cheese, 12a20c.: Eggs, l0al5c. per
dOz.
observation-disclosures Irish, 3Oa40c per ok:
Cabbage, Early York, 5a10c.; Beans UinIa) Ia
l5c per qt.; DO, (snap), 15a20c. per PIX Beets 81
&C. per bunch; Lettuce, 2a5c per head: Aspara-
gus, 5al0c. per bunch; Radish, 2a3c per bunch:
tomatoes, 20a30c per peck; Turniips, &c. per
bunch; Onions, 4oa50c per peck; do. bermuda
s0caSl per peck do. Spring, 2a3c. per bunch:
Cucumbers, 15a20c. per dOz.; Cymblins, 12c per
doz. f
POULTRY. - Chickens 50a75 per pair. do
(spring}, S2as3 per doz.; Ducks, 75c,as1. Der
paif Turkeys, l6alSc. per h.: Geese, 5OcaS1
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bilious disorders is a positive cure
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
You can save Doctor bills and keep your fam
lily always well with Hop Bitters.
why Are You Bilious
When twenty. five cents will get you q package
OF Quirk's Irish Ieaf 1t never fails
WHEN AGGRAVATED by the intudIcious use of
olntments or lotions, skin diseases are still
easily overcome with Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Nothing eXerts such wholesome and beaut1-
lying influence upon the complexion and entire
Whisker Dye, black or brown, SOC.
Is the composition OF new and distinctive Bou-
quet, as In the case OF j. & E. Atkinson's Step
hanotis. Was
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking IN hesh vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WeLLes' Health Re1,etcer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, Il. z.
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. s,ss-eoiy
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
lo,Os' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
Wind colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhGa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and weN-tried rem
edy; rs cents bottl
To LADIES AND GENTLHMEN,-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 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
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. B-Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up TO 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
s. cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
reduction In price. u-Cau for and deliver
them.
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ANOTHER MEETING ON THE Co,opvn C,.,,,o,
TRUSTEE QUEsTION.-The Janitor OF Cha1deen
Hall not appealing On time last EVENING ,ha
meeting OF colored citizens OF the third sehnni
district TO recommend some one for schooi
trustee went over 10 Cosmopolitan Church. Mr.
Atkinson presided. Mr.. Herbert offered series
OF resolutions recommending Mr.. Louis A Cor
committee to present Mr.. Cornish's name to the
District Commissioners as the choice OF the
meeting. Mr.. Gaines submitted another series
OF resolutions OF the same purpOrt, with the
substitution OF Henry JohnsOn's name for that
OF Cornish. A very hearty endorsement OF Mr.
johnson for the position was made by Mr.,
Atkinson and others, but no vote was taken
and the meeting adjourned TO O'Clock tonight.
'.CIIMAx" White Shirts, finished, 81, at Lewis. +
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:, ne commissioners had In their experience an
~ rating this wrong. One of their num-
b1r whose mouse Is well supplied with water fix
i,,, iurneny paid less water rent than neighbor
sifins IA an Mexpensive house and dependent upon
2 , an, in '9e yard for water supply Under the
He~ rae ths tormer PAYS Ella for his house and O3
S4Lthe two amounts probably REPRESENTING fairly
Their clmpaTatiYe use Of water sN"'-Ne '"1ii1
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OBIGNNAL

OBIGMAL.
ACCEPT THE BEST
f1KST 10 REDUCE TICKETS 10 so Cent?
bLAOkISION ISLAND AND PINGY POINTrs
FIFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR
fHW Grand Excursion and Hop; lawn Ooncerf
Headings, Solos, Fire Works and 0upner
,.o>- ~ Piney Point
MONDAY. JULY 2sTH, on Steamer Jane NoeeIeyy
s ssOpp I11sn 4 AIssandr,. and Blaclis ~
giving excursionists Hours on the
lsland or hours on the Point; retu rufns Tues-
Gay .I morning BY O'CLOCK sh,rp. doe band
$50 SiS Super Pc e 80: The Grand Hop % b.
,e, tiers ~ Grand display Of Fire WORKS. The
mAL A9ers o. the excursion given ON the 18th inst
on eiog Sfesms5 hesry were unable 70 the
s!orbltant price asked for said steamer We are
happy TO announce that the steamer Jane Moseley
mas been engaged for the 2Sth. and VIII leave her
wharf 9th street, OF 6:15 a. M sharp, MONDAY,
July 2Sth 1879, with our excursion party Dfata
rooms, 81; other sleeping accommodations free.
Square ms ais 30 cents each, NOT rs cents, or you
can carry lunch basket. State rooms at Brad
Adams, Uropley'f, Georgetown; Ferguson's Capt
toll Hill and Creighton's, Alexandria Ticket for
sale at Majors. CASING and Thompson'e DRUG
Stores and Of Robert Ball, I'd Hay Jsa e. Hall
and JAS w. White, Government Printing Ofiioa
Tickets to Piney Point 81; Backiston's Island soc
N. b-A detective viii be present at 9th I'd wharf
TO prevent improper characters from going aboard
the steamer. iyIgT
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OF the 1866 houses in the two cities 10 ,626 do
not tale water.
The ass essed valuation OF these houses show
that ~ 0i3 are assessed below $500 EACH leaviI &
1858 assessed at $500 and upward. or only 6.5
mole houses than the whole number taking
water.
The number and valuation OF houses is shown
In he following 1ahie
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Judge James a Citizen OF the Dis.
tricf.

Editor Stdr:-In what purports to be an in-
tervieW with Judge Charles P. James, published
IN morning paper, that gentleman Is repre-.
sented as saying that he votes in Ohio This
statement OF the reporter is, doubtless unin-
tentlOnally, an error. Judge James became
resident OF this city early In 1864, and has prac-
teed hts profession here continuously ever since.
he may have voted In Ohio, once or twice after
his settlement here, but he has not done so, nor
has he had any legal right so to do for a num-
Ger OF years past. He Is as absolutely and COM
pleteiy citizen OF the District Of Columbia as
any man DorH within its limits, as, by the Way.
bis father was. i correct this error In defer
ence to sentiment which sometimes finds ex-
preston here against the appointment of non
residents OF this District to its local Offices IF
mad not regard for your space, would IKE to
give some reasons why the people and the legal
PROFESSION OF this District are to be congraIu-
lated again on the selection for the bench of a
gentleman whose Thoroughbred and scholastic
attainmentS, large professional experience
pure and 6'gD1fed life and character and cour-
teous manners, Will ensure to them another
Itarneo anu uprlght Judge" T. C.
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buy snd SELL through the New York Stool Ex change
ali Il active stocks and also carry same on very
cderate marein az long - desired. They negotiate
stock pr1vtleGee Ut rates that afford large and
frequent profits vith very limited liability. Their
.sRlanat9Ey circular and stock report, containing
SGx6.eQ6m, Athp "
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Total estimated receipts. STAT $50 Is
The following table shows the estimated num-
Der OF houses to be charged each rate, from s.
estimated reCeintS thnrpfrOm. o
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Total, including interest and sinking
fund for two wears S1.


Hence the necessity to Largely increase the
water rates; but this increase is greater than
tie actual requirements for the current expen-
the amount collected In the past was insuffi-
Gent. Had the authority been given last year
to regulate the water rates the necessary In
crease would have been smaller than is now
required, and a delay Of another year would
have rendered still further increase In rates
absolutely necessary.
The estimated receipts from new rates are
as follows:
From water rents of private
residences ..:....... .s1O6,5 SO 90
From water rents Of special
rates to business places. 10000 90
Total. ........ .s136,57O 90
Less 10 per cent for deltn-
QueDc1eS and unOccupied
premises. Observation-Disclosures. 1857 90
-s122,913 90
rIOIn water Taps ana permits. 1869 25
From water-ma taxes. " 81 600 ON
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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 900 Y Y A L BAKING
Il W IA POWDER
RRR q 0 Wy A L
o o Y AAAA L BAKING
600 ILL POWDER

ABS olutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial, 1876; Vienna (Austria) TX.
position, 1873; and all other prominent xpostions
and State Fairs, North and South.
DIR. g: DANA HAYES. State Assayer Of Masss-
cbusetts, reports-That the materials Of which it is
composed are pure and wholesome.
THE GOVT CHEMIST,
DR.. H. A. MOTT, sAys-Asa scientific fact, 1t is per-
fecly pure and SO uniform in its action that mis-
take can ever occur In its use The Royal Baking
Powder is the result Of years OF research and exper
inc iment by physician and chemist. who obtained
purity preserving ali the nutritious elements Of the
-four. NO other preparation makes such Light naky
Short Cake. luxurious Puddtngs, Cakes and ali
kinds Of pastry.
FOLD in cans only-keeps In aoy Climate.
them especially when offered loose or in bulk iy23
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CITY ITEMS.


Doctors Fees from Two to Five Dollars.
Quirk's Irish Tea costs but Is cents and fn ali
bilious disorders Is q positive cure
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AnnuSellaents. Etc.

TH0RNE'S SUMNER GARDEN continues TO be
the leading attraction In the city this summer
The excellent music, nicely served refresh
mentS and the character OF the nightly attend.
ance combine TO make 1t the success 1t is.
The SUMNER THEATER COMIQuE has on its
boards this week one OF the best variety per-
formanceS ever seen in this City.
ABEERS SUMNER GARDEN, 70o street is
crowded every evening. The concert from 5 70
~ pm. furnishes an opportunity OF hearing the
best music.
REAL ESTATE LITIGATIoN.-Enoch Totten, yes
teroay, for Harriet A. Dixon, administrators
for the use OF Charles IL. Chrtstman admins
traitor, entered suit against William w. W.
Wood, 10 recover $1,000, and for the last
named defendant entered suit against Thomas
i. Bryan to recover $4,000. The litigation
grows out OF the mOrtgag1ng and transferring
OF certain real estate, located at the corner OF
conveyed April 10, 1869, by Martin Dixon to
William W. w. Wood, for 1900, subject to a
mortgage OF $4,000, In favor OF Charles Christ.
man, which was assumed as part OF the pllr-
chase money, which debt has never been paid.
ON March IA, 1874, the property was sold by Mr.
Wood to Thomas b. Bryan, subject to the same
tncumbranCe The property was sold by order
On the mortgage, OF $4,000, has not been set
tleG.
ASSAULTED WITH A SPITTOON.-ThiS morning
in the Police Court, Judge Bundy pro tenn,
Mary Lynch, young girl, was the complainant
with spittcon. She testified that she was sent
LOT Dy Mrs. e., and when she went to the house
Mrs. Z. had some words with her and struck her
with the spittoon. Fined IS or thirty days.
CHEAP II rxzs at Lewis, 800 7th stree: /
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1v1GAx UIDCOVEBYe
The greatest and most pleading discovery OF the
age 70 houeekeepers IL the ncontestshae fsc4 thai
the following leading brands Of FLOUR are not
only the hAndsonnegt In the Dissrict OF Oolumbis
but also e the United States: '-'
OERESs"s1=The magninoent Minnesota Patent
Patent ProoesG sTKRLIN0.9The celebrated 81
Louis Fancy Patent, and GOLDEN HILI. the
We defy competitors to bring forth sny F1our
superior 70 Ceres. Minneola or 6terng and We feel
VIII never uee ANYTHING elsa ~
The abovenamed Flours can be bought ct any
nrst cises grocery store Wholesale DEPOT Corner
LIST street and Indiana avenue.
my201y ". NJ GAIT k m
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A CHEF D'EUvRE IN THE ART OF PRRFUMERY
Is the composition OF q new and distinctive Bou.
quet, as In the case Of j. & E. Atkinson's Step.
hanOttS. wES
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FIFTY MILES Fob Is CENTS.
DAILY EXCURSIONS
10 GLYMONT AND RETURN.

after make DAILY ThIPS no ely Se-
LON, MUMI a.: 11S al internediate points.
and returning about 8 80 p. M. Round fsre Is c4s,
Inc regular Saturday evening excursions Leave ri 81
returning ats p m sharp Fare. 25c jyl9lms
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Why Are You Bilious
When twenty-five cents will get you q package
OF Quirk's Irish Iedf 1t never fails