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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-08

DO ct once removed therefrom, according 10
the laws, and with military force, II necessary.
In Chicago, on the evening of the
9Th, lad scarcely thirteen years old snapped
pistol ct the head Ut Roger Garfield. sixteen
years old, ITO scare him." he said. The pis.
tol contained bullet, and Garfield was In.
SANITY killed doe unan, the hoy who fred
It. did not know It was loaded.
GEN. ALFRED SULLY, United States
Army. died 1t Vancouver Barracks, Ore, ON
the 9Th.
AFTER four days entombment, the
miners imprisoned in . Wilkesbarre, Pa,
coal-mine, were rescued ON the morning of
the 2Sth.
PAUL BORON, who, some weeks
ago. started from Pittsburgh, Pa, to float
down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, in his
life-saving armor, to New Orleans, reached
the lister city ON the 9th. He was badly
tanned and considerably fatigued.
AFTER being out twenty hours, the
jury reported that they could not agree on a
verdict in the case of Green and Baldwin, of
the Olive gang. lately On trial at Hastings,
Neb. One stood for manslaughter and the
others for acquittal.
Ex-JUDGE GEORGE BARNARD, a
member of the old Tweed Ring, died in New
York City, on the 9th.
The Superintendent of the New York
State Public Works announces that the Erie
Canal and its branches viii be open for nayi-
cation, on the Sth Of May.
A WASHINGTON telegram of the 28th
states that, owing to the great pressure upon
the Treasury Department in the issue of the
4per-cent. bonds already subscribed for, and
the redemption of the $50 and l0-4O bonds,
the conversion of the refunding certificates
into bonds will necessarily be postponed un-
til ON or after July l.
ABOUT fifty lottery vendors in st.
have been recently fined from $500 to $500
each for selling lottery tickets of the Missouri
State Lottery, and committed to Jail un-
til the fines should be paid. The aggregate
Of fines amounted to $35, 900.
Hon. RUSH CLARK, Repres entativei in
Congress from the Fifth Iowa District, died
very suddenly in Washington, on the afternoon
OF the 2Sth. He was taken i'll the night be-
fore. The physicians attribute his death to
overwork. He was serving his second term in
Congress.
The Supreme Court of the United
States, on the 2Sth, rendered q decision vir-
tually annulling the Jurors Test-Oath act, BY
holding that juror is no more obliged than a
witness to disclose on oath that he has been
guilty of any crime or infamous act in order
to test his qualifications as juror; II guilty,
it must be proven by other competent testi-
mony. Justice Field delivered separate
concurring opinion, but going further and
claiming that the Test Oath act is clearly uu-
constitutional. Justice Strong dissented from
the opinion of the Court.
The business portion of the Town of
Gorham, N. H., was burned on the 18th.
w. F. CAssEBoHM, Assistant CITY
Treasurer of San Francisco, committed sui
eide on the 2Sth. He left note to the Coro-
ner, in which he said he had used $20, 600 of
the city's money in stock speculations. which
he could not replace, and he preferred to face
death rather than exposure.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-08

New Trustee: "Well, Mr.. Syntax,
YOU have q very fair school here" Mr..
s. Eyes, sir, the schools we'll enough,
but the curriculum is defective" New
Trustee: "What, the curriculum de-
fectiveP We must see the architect ct
once about it, and have it raised . few
feet higher"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-08

Girls of gum shun always shun
gum.-Bin9h0nston Republican.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-08
THE NEW WORLD.

AA412 NAI W VOAOx>Oo
SEc'Y SHERMAN has ordered reve-
nue. steamer to proceed to Alaska for the pro.
lection Of the Government interests in that
Territory.
THE first Treasury warrant for the
payment Of arrears Of pensions was signed in
Washington, on the 22d. It was thought
back pensions could be paid - rapidly - the
accounts could be made up. at the rate at
d, SOC, QUO . month, unless unexpected appro-
psiations are hereafter made by Congress.
A FIRE broke out in Eureka, New,
during severe gale Of wind. early on the
morning of the 22d, and burned over . space
Of one-half mile in length on Spring, Buel
and Main streets. The total loss was esti-
mated at nearly d ,0o00 900, on which there
was not over tl9S, 900 insurance. Cold wealth
or, accompanied BY fan Of snow, succeeded
the IRE, causing much suffering among the
houseless people. There was NO lack of food,
the provision stores mostly escaping the
flames.
In the United States Circuit Court
ct Charleston. g. c., on the 29d, Judge Bond
Instructed the jury to find for the defendants
In the Baznwell County election cases, on the
ground OF defect In the information. An
other political cases were continued untu the
November term.
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murderer, made an unsuccessful attempt to
escape from the Massachusetts, State Prison,
on the 18th, by saving through the bars Of
his cell.
A NEW ORLEANS dispatch Of the 26th
states that the Migration Relief Association
(colored) had formally organized, and was
prepared for correspondence with similar ~
sociations West, North and East. The Rev.
c. H. Thompson is Chairman. A telegram
from Vidalia. Concordia Parish, reported that
5000 negroes were there on the river bank,
awaiting transportation Kansasward. A Man
haitian (Kan.) dispatch Of the same date says
the arrival there Of 200 colored refugees had
the effect of setting the people to work pro-
viding for them. They were well sheltered
and cared for, and arrangements were being
made to procure them work on farms and in
families. A committee had been appointed to
solicit aid.
PETER E. STEVENS, on trial in Chi
cago. for the murder of his girl.wife last
year, was convicted, ON tho 9th, Of man.
daughter, the jury fixing the penalty at four
teen years in the Penitentiary.. The trial
lasted three weeks. After the rendering of
the verdict, Mrs. Young, the mother Of the
murdered woman, attempted to shoot the
prisoner - he was being taken from the
court room, but . handkerchief she held 10
her hand accidentally caught under the ham.
NOR Ut the pistol and prevented its dis
charge. She was Immediately disarmed and
taken 70 her homo. where she was prostrat-
Cd with q severe sickness, insanity and brain
fever being threatened.
THE National House Of Represents
ives, on the 96th, passed the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial Appropriation bill, with
the political legislation relative to Superb
sors Of Elections, etc., BY vote Of 40 to lie.
| An tho Republicans voted in the negative.
All tho Greenbackers except Barlow WY
and Kelley PA) voted with the Democrats
| for the bill.
TIE President issued . proclamation
on the 26th, warning Ill persons contemp.a.
ting forcible settlement upon lands in the
Indian Territory that al N taking possession
Of such lands without permission of the
proper agent Of the Indian Department viii
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arrested him In the county, and ascertained he
was nom the Maryland reform school, and had
been hired to farmer In Prince Georges CO.,
Nd, as servant. The court ordered him to
be kept until the police authorities communica-
ted with the officers OF that institution so that
he may be returned.
THE DOG WAR.
About half a dozen colored men were brought
In for failure to take out dog licenses and or
dered to do SO, or kill their CANNES. Most OF
these men made oath that they had taken their
dogs to the country, some in Maryland and
some in Virginia, and given them away In such
cases, when the court was convinced that these
presents of dogs had been made in good faith,
the cases were dismissed. AS the new year for
dog licenses commences on the first of July, the
judge stated that after that time the excuse OF
removal Of dogs from the city to the country
after the officers make arrests, will not be az
copied, but the owners would be held for the
amount Of the license.
IN THE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS.
Madaline Anderson, charged with ARRAY In
the Agricultural Grounds. Officer Cook, of
those grounds, testified that disorderly parties
are in the habit of going into these grounds
He saw this woman and a colOred man in q fight
there yesterday, and arrested them BOTH The
man, named Dent, gave S. collateral. which he
forfeited, and Madaline was dismissed with q
caution.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-As the 6sth regular
monthly meeting OF the Ninth Building Associ-
alton. held last night at GOddard's Hall, s. 800
was sold, being ~ shares at the maximum rate
of $50 per share.
Mr. CHARLES KING. who was injured by fall
in TIE car company g building yesterday, is re-
ported to be In an unfavorable condition to-
day.
GRAIN.-Arrivals-By canal, boat Medley,
wheat. Boat Farmers Friend, with 1900
bushels Of corn and 800 bushels of wheat Boat
JarDOe, with 1850 bushels of corn and 200
bushels Of wheat.
to-day, 525 bushels OF wheat, with sales ranging
from S1.16h to $1.1SA.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sixty head of cattle sold at
81 to s5.75 per cWt. 700 sheep and lambs sold at
AZ to 6 cents per pound.
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ENGLISH double vest chains received at Prigg
THE OOORTS.

THA OOURTS.
COURT IN GHNKRAL TERM
Yesterday, F. >. & T. Co. agt. Barrett ct al;
EQUITY CouRT-Judqe Macarthur.
Yesterday. Robinson agt. Robinson; sub
mitted. Mackall agt. Stewart; bond OF appeal
TO General Term approved: National Bank OF
the Republic agt. Alexander; trustees bond
approved: Keyser, receiver, agt. Hitz ct al:
pro confesso against certain defendants. DOYLE
agt. Gidd1ngs; decree signed appointing j. j.
vate sale decreed. Cornell agt. Collins: audi.
tors report confirmed. TiltOn agt Tilton.
testimony ordered to be taken In twenty days
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Willie.
To day, Adams G. CO. agt. Blackboard: 1udc-
ment Graham agt. Kimmell; do. Wilson agt
Gatchel motion for Judgment overruled. Smith
SWelch agt PifliDg ct al and Johnson E Wsde
agt. same; judgments Of condemnation. Gather
agt Chidester; motion to quash certiorari over
PROBATE COURT-Judqe Macarthur
Yesterday, E. G. Davis was appointed guar
dian to Richard L. Gibbs-bond $500. Geo. F.
Appleby. guardian to Thomas j. D. Fuller, d.
Catherine A. Koch, guardian to Alice A. Koch b.
citation against guardian returned; guardian
In the custody Of the grandfather, which was was
agreed upon. Several accounts were approved
and passed.
the executrix, gave special bond to pay al
debts, claims and damages. Estate OF Francis
Salter, administrator filed account of sales OF
personal estate. VIII OF Ann McDeyttt fully
proven, assent of heirs filed and will admitted
to probate; John j. Dermody qualifying and
bonding as executor In 81 600. Estate OF VIM
j. Huntington; VIM. E Chandler filed his r.
nuncfat1on as co-administrator OF the estat >
VIII OF M1llicent A. B. Magruder fully proven
and admitted to probate and record, and execu.
tors directed to bond In $4,000. WIN of John
Finney admitted to probate, w. L. Laws, ad.
niniStratOr, qualified as administrator. bond
$500. Estate OF David Keppel; citation VS.. adj.
ministratOr issued. Estate OF David Edes: Mar.
garet Edes gave special bond to pay all debts In
the sum OF s, 900 as the only at-laW and adj
miDistratr1x. VIII OF Martha Ellen Hill was
8. and VIM. c. Hill qualified as executors: bond
$4,000. The following cases were continued to
the first Tuesday In June, at II a. m: Wills of
Helen BabsOn, Elizabeth E. Morrell Robt. Ten
nent Shaw, Catharine Leonard, Mary C. Miller
Sarah KDode; estate OF John d. Wallace. AID,
Journed to Friday.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell
To-day, Jenny Nicholson. charged with be-
ing vagrant and prostitute, was sent down FOR
ninety days: Peter Banks, disorderly conduct;
$. Maggy Lee, loud and boisterous; S. Lizzie
quantity OF silver coin and some clothing from
Lady, and was fined $40 or thirty DAYS In fail
Madalino Andrews, c0lOred, and VIM A, Dent
cOlOred charged with an ARRAY In the Agricul.
tural grounds. Dent forfeited s. collateral, and
Mada1ine released. Willis Jones pleaded guilty
TO assault on Anna Davis, and was fined s. or
fifteen days. Samuel johnson, small colored
boy was arratgned for stealing SIG from Sam
uel Jones, and pleaded guilty. Onicer Mulhail
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CUT|CURA
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
The most Healing, Soothing, and He.
freshing External Application
in the World.

1t rapidly heals Ulcers, Old Sores. and Discharg
ing Wounds; Itching Piles and other Itching affec
tons that have been the torture of lifetime, thus
Burns Scalds. Wounds and Testers all Itching and
Scay Eruptons OF the Skin and all Affections Of the
Scalp, including Loss of Hair. Nothing like it has
ever been known to the most intelligent physicians
1t has swept host of poisonous remedies out of az
stepce. It is revolutionary in its composition and
mode OF treatment and succeeds in curing every ex
ternal affection At every stage it s ably assisted
nally and at the same time the most delightfully."-
fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath, and Nursery
Soap in existence.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, 3 powerful purifying
agent and liver stmulant, should be taken to neu.
the virus OF scrofula, cancer, canker malaria or
contagious diseases, which maintain and foster dis
eases Of the Skin and Scalp
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COLLINS,
VOltaic Electric Plasters.

Placed over the center of the nervous forces. the
pit OF the stomach, they furnish the absorbents
with sthat marvellous vtalizing and res
torative agency, Electricity, united with the
curative properties Of our own fragrant Bal.
sans and Pine For Weak and Sore Lungs,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys Liver
Complaint. Bilious Colo, Weak Stomach and Bow.
els, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Sciatica, they are
the best remedy in the world. Owls
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roLo Regulate the 8lood
Tea. 1t cures biliousness. Price % cents.
EVERY DRUGGIST in the city sells Lodille's
Headache Specific. positive cure for headache
,,S ONE OF TIE GREATEST LUxuR1Es is pure and
nagranI IOllet Powder. To our lady readers
we recommend ]: & E. Atkinson's Rose, White
fsose, anu Violet Powder was
LADY.-"Is that really true?" Druggist
" "Yes Madam, DR.. Burs Cough Syrup is only e5
o.. Vas KS lrssh Tea, the poor mans friend. Price
gists. oe' "''"'h' 'o'0 " "'"e
BEAUTIFUL HELEN no doubt had a fine COM
plex1on, but 1t is more than doubtful whether it
e eb ID purity the compilations of the ladies'
dE rnag3ess' G'en"s Sulphur Soap Sold by all
20 a aaI Hair and Whisker Dye, LACK or brown,
=. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
aMGk1hg ID flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
rex Heath Rere,oer." Greatest remedy on
Premature 9ecIna sexual debility
and for Washington at $50 P Pa Ave. s'rs se 90
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
1ow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children,
~ I,n CooIects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
~ uAotCo UAC UOWclS, cures OVSen-
terry and diarrhpa, whenever arising from teeth
ag ol otner causes: An old and Well-tried rem
edy; % cents bottle.
10 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Wew wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng Establishm ent, No. 906 G street. near
SIn 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 Dos s.
sessing these facilities Gents suits Cleaned
d lois g. n. B-Lace curtains cleaEed from Is
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
30 cents to IS cents pair and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
them.
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y Potter, Chemists and Druggists 300 Washinston
Street, Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists.
boxes containing two and one half times the gu an
tity Of small. 81 REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. OUR
cakes, rs cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuscments, &c, Tonight
summer Theater Corni9tH.-Six days walking
match by female pedestrians.
TatlB'adge Hall - Literary entertaiDment
under the auspices OF the p MS.
Masonic Temple.-Strawberly festival by the
LaoteS Of Ascension church. REGULATIONS by
Prof. Hay
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N B.-THE ABOVE PARTIES, styling them
IN. selves the Departmental Halt Dozenn have
no connection whatever with the
DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN.
who have been organized for the past nine vaars
and who will give their '
NINTH ANNUAL SELECT EXCURSION
on steamer George Leary," leaving washington
AT & No. ana return at p. m, MAY 80, 1879
my2%7t' O. Z. PERSONS President
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SALT RHEUM.

SALT RHEUM.
Life a burden from the sufYerines caused
by this terrible disease.
Meesrs WEEKS l. POTTER: Gentlemen, - Please
accept my most grateful thanks for the great very
great. comfort have received from the use OF your
CUTICURA.
For the past eight or nine years I have been
troubled with that dreadful disease Salt Rheum.
For months would be helpless,-my very life q
burden to.
have used everything in the shape Of medicine
both external and internal, but with no effect.
MY hands were in a terrible condition, the b1cFs
Of them being all raw, and / thought won'd Try
CUTICgRA.
tried 1t, and 10! it was as if miracle had be
performed for will take my oath that in threa ap-
plications my hands were as smooth as q new born
babes.
presume there are hundreds, If not thousands,
who know of my case among whom there may be
some one similarly afflicted. and II 30 would
nestly advise him to give OUTICURA trial.
Yours very thankfully,
A. d. BAKER. Ticket 4 gent, G. S. r. r.
DETROIT JUNCTIoN, DETROIT, MICH.
Jan. 30, 1879.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
Most fashionable styles, Of best makes for GEN.
TLEMEN'S DRESS and STREET WEAR, 80
ready for inspection.
Respectfully request the favors Of my pat W.
rens and the public generally.
r. ]. HEIBER0ER,
OCTfNENe' ARMY & NAVY TAILOR.
spS0 go 10th street, OPP Treasury.
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j. W. B0TELIR & BRO. are Offering their
large stock OF refrigerators, ice boxes water
coolers and freeZers at reduced prices
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TETTER OR SALT RHEUM

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been troubled for many years with the letter or
was given . trial Of your CUTICURA. and. tn INK
God. my hands are WE'LL I never had anything to
do me good like that.
You may put this In the paper and welcome, and
msy It do some other poor sufferer the same good
it has done me! am well known here, having lived
here almost fifteen years and kept boarders for a
iI Wing, and sometimes my heart was sore, thinking
hands, and having q small family to take care of ;
but oh! thank God, my hands are we'll, SO gain
return thanks
Yours respectfully,
elizabeth BUCKLEY
L1TTLEToN, n. H., May 80, 1873.
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CHILDREN LOOK THE BEST In well made, neat.
fitting and becoming garments, such as the
Boys Clothing House OF b. Robinson Co., 9Oa
Pennsylvania ave., offer In endless variety and
at popular prices.
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Regulate the 8lOOd2
Take that wonderful preparation, QIirks Irish
Tea. 1t cures biliousness. Price 25 cents.
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at 1o:45 p. m, and
extinguished at 3:15.
Tom MOOre'S centenary Will be celebrated
tonight at odd Fellows Hall.
Inc steam yacht Ella was sold yesterday at
public auction for 1850, Mr.. John E. Reside be-
lug the purchaser. This yacht was built as a
pleasure craft four years ago, and cost $12, 900.
The Washington Horticultural Society meets
Tonight at German Hall, ON 18th street, above
+ street, which Will in future be its place OF
The drowning OF boy named Charles Athey,
ten years old, who fell from the end OF Hooe s
wharf, In Alexandra, is reported In Yesterday 8
TTavels, and every effort made to resuScitate
life, but without success.
TIE graduation exercises OF the Law ~, School oG1
afternoon, commencing at O'Clock.
Following the example of the employees of the
Clothing houses, the clerks In the BOOKSTORES OF
on the proprietors of all the establishments In
that line in the city, to close tneir places OF bus
mess at o'clock pR Saturday Evenings eS x,
August next.
In publishing the list of officers installed to
preside over Galaa al Lodge OF Perfection No 2
Chas. Proctor, 80 degree, NJ. Z. G. orator was
inadvertently omitted.
On Decoration day, at Arlington cemetery,
the places Of entrance Will be the Fort WhiDple
gate ard the arch gate, near southeast corner;
the places OF exit VIII be the center and north
gates on east side.
politan N. E. church, In this city, delivered the
opening sermon before the New York Confer
ence Temperance Society in Poughkeepsie, n,
Y, Monday night before large audience He
strongly urged prohibition and protection to the
negroes, Indians and Cinnamon.
Mr.. r. NJ. Proud, the collector of internal rev.
enue, Is busily engaged In collecting this week
the taxes due by dealers In liquors and tobacco,
and the time for payment expires saturday.
After that day the collector will proceed to
enforce the collection OF the tax due, with the
so per cent. penalty.
telegram received at the store of Mr.. d. NJ.
Ream, in this city, dated $50 O'Clock this morn
ing. from Culpeper, at which place he was shot
In a melee Thursday last, SAYS he is much
better.
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DRESS GOODS.
We have now open. splendid line OF
DRESS GOODS,
Comprising al the
--LATEST PARIS NovELrIRs,
And to which we are making daily addition
An inspection Of our stock il solicited.
H0OH BRO. 90.
1858 y u. $780,,
my66 Near EbbfH Houaa
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OF that choice N. Y. Butter, ~ lbs. for 81, has
been received by the ct. Pin. r. Co., 11O4 18th st.
YOUR DECORATION DAY HAMPER will not be
complete until you visit Reeds, 1916 st. Read
Reeds ad. New card Just out.
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LADY:-.ls that really true?" Druggist
oon, Madam, DR.. Butts Cough Syrup is only 2i
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Music BY THE BAND at the Chester County
balcony, go 9Th st., every evening. I
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NEGOTIATION DAY.
IL EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT AND POINT
ON STEAMER l9YE0 HBT 6Gt rHs1Ak.-

BY The DEPARTMENTEL HALF DOZEN.
Round Trip, $50 miles. rs Gents; 49,
children over and under 10, SO Cts EEAA4a&-
, Boat will leave 9th street wharf at
i0 An. returning same evening at 10 so, giving
about four hours for sea bathing fshin9 saiIin9 &c
Meals reduced to 30 Cents; Q lunch gfsnd Will he
provided for those who do not wiah dinner. A .
guarantee OF good square meal It il only Necessary
il the caterer.
Tickets for sale 1t Turkish Bath House. 500 NJ
nw.i q: 7. Dining Rooms, 1910 Ct n w.; lie
prot Dining kooms. 500 q. NV; Brad. Adams
Boosstores Holly Tree Lunch, 9th St 6chaf hirtse
Drug Store, North Ospitol and b sta b. 4. warner.
Waterman, Treasury Dept; Weis Grimm, cor 10th
ana sts BalIantyne's Bookstore, and III boat
Staterooms for sale at Turkish Bath House. 500 z
st NV, and Brad. Adams mv11 a.
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EVERY DRUGGIST in the city sells Lodilte's
Headoche Specific. positive cure for headache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-28

ONE OF THE GREATEST LuxuRIKs is q pure and
fragrant Toilet Powder. To our lady readers
we recommend j. & E. Atkinson's Rose, White
Rose, and Violet Powder WGs
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Hurrahl
o. Vus KS irish Tea, the poor mans friend. Price
a 1s;e prevents bilious attack. Sold by drug.