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GEORGETOWN.

THE DASHAwAYS'S held an interesting out
door temperance meeting yesterday afternoon
on the river front, at the Washington street
wharf. Addresses were made by John Berry
Watkins Addison, Jr., G. j. p Belt and j. G.
Nichols. Meetings will be held at this point
hereafter every Sunday afternoon
with $3.50 bushels Of wheat and 500 DO. corn
Boat Medley with 8, 900 bushels wheat and !. 900
do. corn. Schooner Charley with 400 bushels
wheat.
to-day: $500 bushels of wheat with sales of
4, 100 bushels at prices ranging from los to 49,
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LErfERs FRoM rHB pzoPL1.
cry Posf Office

Editor Ssar:-The best site fof this contem-
plated building seems to have escaped the no.
tee or attention OF your correspondents. The
southeast portion of the square bounded by 9Th,
vantages In its central location as to popula-
tion, It's nearness to the General p. o. depart
ment, the Patent Office and other national
portion OF general business stores, and its
cheapness compared with other proposed sites.
By making Bates alley its western boundary,
and G and 9Th streets It's southern and eastern
needed giving plenty OF room, without involv-
Ing the purchase and destruction OF any build
1DgS or great value. Indeed, nearly all are
and shops which can easily be removed bodily,
and none are costly buildings. look at the
ground or map Will show 1t to be the cheapest
and best. CENTRAL LOCATION
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IF Two children died at Rochester, Mo. the
other day from eating mulberries
II Berries on which there was Paris green
poisoned a Neillsyille, WIS.,, household.
IL A topaz seal lost IN a Middletown, CT.
garden thirty years ago, has been found.
tF-Tbe state miscegenation laws do not an
ply TO mulattoes.-(St. Louis decision.
TEA committee Of citizens OF Wilmington,
Del, appointed to investigate charges made
against Geo. NJ. butcher, prominent
temperance advocate, have found him guilty OF
drunkenness, hypocrisy, and improper and IN
JudiciOus actions"
RIA special committee OF the New Hamp.
shire legislature Is hearing arguments on the
question OF abolishing capital punishment. The
committee, It Is understood, will report q bill to
commute the sentence OF BuZzell, the Ossipee
murderer.
~ James Tracey, a bartender In New York,
was fatally shot In the back yesterday by Rod
er1ck Phelan, q grocery clerk.
Sc Francis Murphy is said to have lost In San
rIanclsco by mining speculation more Than he
city.
0Della White invited her friends in Green's
o ouig ano, 10 what she called surprise party,
anu surprised tnem by getting married In their
"a BETTE Kidwen went to meet the young
n.d " VIII Wnom she mad arranged an el0pement
AZ Mayvlile, KY, but he was not there. and the
DISAPPOINTMENT drove her to suicide,
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you right.
BEAUTIFUL Lawns, French Lawns Linen LAWS.
American Lawns Carter's, Market Space. 14:G
FRIEND, A WORD WITH You! II you are trou.
bled with any skin diseases or other cutaneous
irritation, use Gtenns Sulphur Soap. Do like
wise II your complexion be pimpled blotched or
sallow. You won't regret It. Sold by all drug
g1stS.
Hills Hair and Whistler Dye, black or brown
so cents.
AsPIwALL, CHARLOTTE Co., VA, June 26, 1875.
| find the Bedford Alum and Iron Mass and
external scrofula almost specific. 1t is very
valuable remedy in the treatment of diseases
peculiar to female. T. s. HENRY, NJ, d.
Summer season opens June 1st
Sold by j. W. Drew, 9Th street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue.
Qvirk's Irish Tee Is wonderful preparation
In all cases OF Biliousness, Headache and Liver
Complaint.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"We.tes' Heath Renewer." Greatest remedy on
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. s,4eoiy
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
!o'os' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
wind COLO, regulates the bewes CURES eVsee
terry and dfarrhBa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and Well-tried rem
edy; % cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENrLEMEN.-We wish TO call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyetng 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
a manner not to be equalled by those not pos
seSs1ng these facilities. Cents suits cleaned
for So. N. B Lace curtains cleaned from Is
whitening them Wool blankets cleaned from
30 cents to 75 cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
reduction in price. ~ Call for and deliver
them.
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JUDGE BUNDY PROTECTS WITNESS. This
morning in the Police Court, Judge Bundy, the
case OF Grace Bland, colored woman, for an
assault and battery on Fanny Burgess was on
trial, and Mr.. ]. Parker Jordan. the counsel for
de1endant, while examining witness, asked
her II she was not lying. Mr.. Coyle called
attention TO the language, and Judge
Bundy took occasion to remark on the
improperly of such words being used towards
witness under oath. and said he would not
he presided
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The large stearcr FRANCES viii leave Washing
ton iron etephelton's wharf, foot " 9TH streef
PTSSm9p T {Sn 81 on TgEsRAy ygy IS psssins
historic note 10y MOONLIGHT. arriving On the
IAne1er IN ample time to give IN opportunity o(
witnessing Ole OF tue glorious sunriees for which
for Which that Sound is famous. Taking the cara
aI ChlSf lid and crossing the EASTERN
snJ5E oy raj arriving in OCEAN CITY for
TO tul board al any Hotel.
returning leave Ocean City on SATURDAY
EVENING, July ~, by rail the few niles 10 CrtS.
nea ano thence having beautiful sal of $50 mfloa
On TAI ger BOUND, Chesapeake Bay ana the Poto-
m mse Arriving in Washington about am ON Sun.
Tie Old Atlantic. Beautiful Beach, Surf
Bathing. Fresh, Invigora,ins tea Air 0uperfy
Sail; Supea Sail. Health, Pleasure aud Recroa.
u u The Most Delightful Ride to Sea ehore, Cool
set TIP; FiLest We've, Fastest Steamer! Quick
lime! The Caeapest Yet, Fishing, Grabbing and
DC atng On eypopuxent Bay
~ he ceebrsted Fifth Maryland viii be en-.
camped at Ocean City (. om the morning of Thur
Day, July IL. giving the party an OPPORTUNITY OF
witne.siig the finest drilled Regiment In tho
Que hundred and fftyshree large wellocate4
and comfortably arranged berths without extra
charge, many which are in tn Ladies Cabin re-
served for Ladies and Children
Slxty-dve stale rooms At u each way.
state-rooms secured at the Office Of the Frances,
to national eIubhcan Office.
Tickets low for sale at WhitAkef's bookstore. 81
Pepneylvania Sve. btnme drug store, l4th and
New York ave /; National Hotei; Giimau's drug
store, Ga PeDnsylsanta ave; Bred. Adams book.
store, sl2 st Bntiey's drug store, l4th and Cor
coran Thonpson's drug store 18th and Pa ava.
and at the Office OF the Frances. 1872 Pa ave- Also,
at Steamer It,
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~ London despatch says Messrs Barring &
Glynh invite proposals for new Canadian loan
Tor CD, 0o9&e bearing per cent. interest.
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DROVE OF Texas steers got unmanageable
In New York Saturday In the vicinity OF Central
Park, and some OF them went careertng through
the streets. several people were tossed on
their horns, but none seriously hurt.
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FAMILY EXCURSIONS.

FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY. FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, e.
Two HOURS AT U
MARSHALL HALL
A Grand Concert by the Continental Vocalists on
each trip.
% Round Trip. Is cents Children and Nurses Free
roMpLIMENTARYM OONLIGHT BOIRERDAN
u SANTE ut MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS PA.
WILLOW. Every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Cat
urday during the season. Steamer Mary Washin9
ton will leave at 30 p N. return ut IL p n.
Round Trip. Is cents
~ and MARSHALL HALL Steamer Macy Web.
irRton leaves ct p. m returns ct & Steamer can
be chartered at reasonable rates Inquire OF W. n
BEARS. cor. llth and sts.. and on board jy8taul0
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THE NIHILIsTs are not the only people who
commit murder In Russia, but IL is one of tue
inevitable penalties of their peculiar theory of
pontlcal action that they should be CHARGED
nobleman named Wlasso1 having been round
slain mysterfously the other day In st. Peters
burg, the crime OF course was attributed TO the
fessed that he stabbed his Victim In order 10 ret
possession OF documentary evidence acatnsf
him Of q debt Of 5000 rOubles
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THE WINNERS AT LONG BRANCH IN. j. races
Saturday were as follows:-Hermit, half mile,
OF Maryland3 Bramble, 2h miles, in 4.1Sla;
Monitor, one mile, in 1.53a; Pilot, mile and a
quarter, in 2.211l; Una, mile and hail. In 53l
The three quarters Of a mile race, gentle nen
riders, was won by Kladf, In 1911
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Dogs, Tags, and Taxes.

my back yard, to annoy the weary nervous and
sick neighbors, day and night, with piteous
cries and bowls for food. drink and companion
ship, am not exempt from paying taxes for
danger OF being killed in the streets-and need
ing no tags, why should pay for anys l take
1t. therefore, to be my right and privilege to
without taxes, II only shut them up IN my
back yard-the greater the annoyance to the
neighborhood, the less cost to me! so, Also
seem TO reason MY NEIGHBOURS
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THE INJUNCTION CASE OF Mr., and Mrs. Fas.
sett (tEe latter the painter Of the Electoral
eemmission) agt- Hitz ct al, to prevent the
sale OF certain property which, Ii Is claimed, IS
BOUND for mol eys alleged to be due John HltZ,
President OF tie late German-American bank
was cefore Judge Hagner on Saturday. The
cause was referred to an auditor to state the
accounts between the parties, and ascertain IL
anything or how much Is due from Fa,sett IN
Hitz, and the sale OF the property Ia question is
restrained.
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BISHOP RYAN.-The Chicago Tribune says
1t Is now understood by those persons In
Chicago and In st. Louis who have official and
other means of knowing that Bishop p. j. Ryan
at present coadjutor bishop of st. Louis, with
the right Of succession as bishop of the diocese,
has been or will certainly be appointed to the
t vacant diocese OF Chicago He is compare;
friend of the late Bishop Foley"
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BITING AN OFfIcER.-On Saturday night OH
Ger Shilling attempted to disperse a disorderly
gang at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and seized one of the party, George
oswald, who resisted. and, getting hold of the
omcers arms bit him quite severely. This
morning, in the Police Court he was sentenced
10 pay line OF Sis Or 30 DAYS In iail.
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CITY ITEMS.

Feel Dull and Stupid.
we hear this every day, and why is this? Be-
cause you are bilious. Quirk's Irish Tea viii set
you right.
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No 1851. drawing fsst Capital PrIzs. $4,000.
sold 10 New York.
No Is, SO, drawing Second C&patG PriSe, 10000.
' No 81. 49, drawing Third Capital Prize. $4,000,
II N New QrItAls,

1,OOU numbers ending with II beiuH the two last
figures Of the number drawing thu capital prize Of
$4,000, flO.
The subscribers having supervised the SINGLE
NUMBkR DRAWING, GLASS G., LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY. hereby certify that the above
are The numbers which were this day drawn from
the 100 900 placed in the wheel with the prizes cor
responding to them.
Witness orr hands at New Orleans, La this Tues-
day, June sih 1879.
ADAM GIFFIN,
j. r. ROUX,
]. III. PHELPS,
LOUIS H. PILE,
Commissioners.
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MoRMONDoM Is about to receive an increase Of
Inhabitants from the least expected quarter In
Rhensh provinces, is far from being relative
ly ignorant country like the Scandinavian
Peninsula, which has been the main recruiting
frussian sunremscv t nreyentad MANY serroans
from remaining In their formerly Independent
states At any rate, the cable says that two
hundred persons are about to start from the
Palatinate, Bavaria, In few days for Utah, to
lOtn the MOrIn0n6.
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ORDER FOR ALIMoNY.-On Saturday Judge
Hagner made an order for alImony In the case
or w. T. Zantzfnger agt. Harriet o Zantzinger-
bill for divorce On the ground Of ill-treatrnent-
allowing defendant S45 per month
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BILL FOR DIyORCE.--Peter Bergevin has
filed bill for divorce from Martha A. Beryeyin
90 whom he was married In March. 1S14,) on
the ground OF adultery, and he asks that he be
given the custody OF his child
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tF-"S'and up and tell the truth like little
bell punch" is a late addition to the phraseology
Of slang.
ts-The Natick (Mass) shoelasters demand 10
per cent. advance, and will probably strike TO-
day. If the prOprietOrs refuse, 1000 or more
haEds will be thrown out OF employment
An explosion OF a chemical preparation
In the jewelry enamellng shop OF w. w. Dex-
ter, at Pawtucket, r. l., yesterday, seriously
800.
HE- A resolution is before the Louisiana consti-
tutional convention to celebrate the completion
OF the Mississippi jetties by holiday and sa-
lutte Of 100 guns.
REV. Chas. A. Curtis, pastor of the Uni.
tartan church In Augusta, Nc, was drowned Ia
Mooreshead lake Thursday, While fishing. His
body was recovered.
~ Policeman Weber OF Boston does not use
his hands to club, but to cure. He Is mag
netic healer OF wonderful power, according to
the accounts
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conventions OF Amateur Journalists.
The semi-annual convention of the South
eastern Amateur Press Association assembled
In the parlors of the National hotel at 10 o'clock
to day, j. F. Duhamel, the president In the
chair. Among the business transacted was the
election of Officers which resulted as follows:
J. E. OveTton, OF Portsmouth, Va, president; j.
M. Howard, OF New bern, N. c., w. c. Potter of
Alexandria, Va, 0. L. Williams, of Richmond,
Va, vice presidents; j. r. Tucker, OF Washing
ton, corresponding secretary; j. Fred Kelly OF
ington, recording secretary; ThOs j. Hope, OF
Norfolk, Va, official editor There were at least
twenty delegates present, representing the
southern Atlantic states.
The third semi annual meeting of the Eastern
Amateur Press Association will meet TO- morrow
at II O'Clock, at the National hotel. and on
Wednesday the National Ameteur Press Asso-
citation will hold its fourth annual convention
at the National hotel, at 10 O'Clock.
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AARRIAGB LICENSES have been issued to
william Henry Bentley and Alice Ann Sagan;
refer dIt sGn hi1d t.jeL Willett
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FOR THE OCEAN VIA TANGIER SoUNp.-One
OF the most delightful excursions advertise for
midsummer is til. rery elaborate one, which
leaves the It'll street wharf tomorrow at D..
m, On the new iron side wheel steamer Frances
for Ocean City via Chesapeake Bay and Tangier
Sound, where the cars win be taken for few
miles at Crisfeld for the Atlantic coast. At
Ocean City the 5th Maryland will be In camp
giving the excursionists an opportunity to wit
ness fine drill. The fare includes hotel cou-
pom at ocean City with full board at the hotel.
The rate OF fare, including the latter, has been
steamer will not run On the ocean there will be
no fear OF sea-sickness. See very full partlcu-
lars in advt.
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RARE OFPORTUNiTY.-That fine residence I'm
the west End" SO. 2010 g street northwest.
VIII De sold at auction tomorrow at O'Clock
p. m. This Is rare chance for the purchase of
an elegant home, and should attract unusual
attention.
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CUTTING CAsE.-Saturday night Isaiah D..n
and VIM. Webster, colored, had hight over a
game OF cards at restaurant, when Dean Dire W
kni1e and made wipe at Webster, 1nfictIng a
dangerous wound In his right leg above the
knee, and seyer1ng an artery. Webster was
carried to his home, and Dean was arrested.
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IN To ktCHMOUD.
THE SECOND GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION
TO RICHMOND
willesve on tire JANE MO6KLEY,
TUESDAY, JULY 18TH. 1879. AT So. n.
Connecting at Fortress Monroe with -
the rslace cay steamer ARIEL. mp -
the james river.
Bound Trip Tick.ts good for daysy s3, 10 b
bad at ScheDer Stevens, National Ho'd DRUG
store; Howsrd's Drug Store, cor. 7th and Gts n,
Harbin's Dry Coos Store. lth and Pa sve. est,
secured.
A liberal discount to clubs Of ten ormore.
VIM DICKSON. President
WILL A short. Secretary. K95r
MUSIC AND DANCING.
FIFTEEN-CpNT MOONLIGHT ExcuRGoNs.
commencing THURSDAY. July g.
md continuing during the months Of
dria viii leave 1th ct. wharf every Monday, Tuesday
and Ihursday Nights. :l5 sharp; return 6 II :lA
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TIE SECOND SELECT EXCURSION to Blackstone
Isiand ana return Is named for Thursday next
on tne IN me steamer Jane Moseley, leaving the
laT1ty or the excursion is hest shown nv Tho
fact that l25 people were turned away from the
nrst one, and 1t VIII be necessary for persoos 90
secure tickets early TO go ON this one There
VIII be fine music, luncheon, meals. etc Sae
full ady't. wv 500
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NEW CANAL STEAMER.-Tne Cumberland
Times says that there has lust been completed
at that city new steamer called the Star. Ma
Z. She Is similar In pattern to the boats OF The
same series which have preceded her, and her
machinery Is the same except that instead OF
having an upright engine, the No. is rua by
the Alpha. The engine has, however been re
modelled, and IL is expected that the Star NJ.
Will be as fast as any steamer On the canal
me new boat is 80 feet In length, with IA feet
breadth Of beam and a foot hull She VIII be
launched as soon as her equipment is re ID
which Is expected to be In q few days.
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The Late Judge Humphreys.

CHANGE IN THE FUNERAL PROGRAMME.
Owing TO the embargo on the removal Of dead
bodies over some of the southern railroads ft
has been found impracticable to take the re-
mains of the late Judge D. c. Humphreys to
Huntsville, Ala, for interment, as was intend
ed This condition of things made it necessary
TO change the arrangements, aud it was de-
cided yesterday that the funeral should take
place at three O'Clock to-day, and the 1nterment
be made near the late residence Of the deceased
quite large number Of members OF the bar
and others went down On the lis train to-day
to attend the ohseQuieS.
MEETING OF THE BENCH AND BAR
was held In the Circuit Court room this morn
ing to take appropriate action to manifest their
repect to the memory of the deceased Judge
On motion of MI. Totten, Hon. Andrew Wylie
(Of the Supreme CourD was called to the chair
and Mr.. Reginald Fendal appointed secretary
Mr.. TOtten moved that the same committee
appointed to draft resolutions Of respect to the
memory OF Judge DIN be authorized to draft
similar resolutions in reference to Judge Hum
phreyS. and report them to an adjourned meet
Ing on the third Monday In September; agreed
to. ITh1s committee Is composed OF Messrs
Bradley, Dayidge, MerIick, w. B. Webb, Wells,
Ennis, and Payne.-REP.J
MIR. Bradley notified the meeting Of the
change in the funeral arrangements as above
noted, and moved that the members attend the
funeral In a body. and wear the usual badg Of
mourning for 80 days. Adopted, and the meet
ing adjourned.
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THE FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE LEGION has
elected the following officers and committees
Tor the ensuing term: John d. Defrees, presi.
cent: l.. II. Patterson and H. III, McKeeyer.
vice presidents; Scott X. Young, recording sec
rotary; g. T. Goshorn, financial secretary:.0scar
ALEXANDER, treasurer; j. T. Dunbar, chaplain:
Alexander EggleSton, sergeant-at-arnS: j. M
kichards, l.. III. Julien, s. III. Bell, H. I'll. Nc
Keeyer and Jesse Campbell, executive commit
tee. and John d. Eskew, J. W. Carter IT, and
j. V. X. Towers, finance committee
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PICNICs, EXCURSIONS. &c,
oh FNAPEAKE BAY.
" OHESAPEAKE BAY,
TANaIER SOUND
TAN6IER SOUND,

EHM1IEk sgLND-
TANGIER SOUND.
9ofsS eeIITTYY
finett Surf on the Atlantic Coast
THE 6RANpEsT EXCURSION
2HE GRANDE6c EXCURSION
OF the season on the new Iron eide wbeaI pa,sss.,
Steamer
Fra meas.
FRANCES,
Masifcently furnished and fitted combining sasssv
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.Amusements. Etc.

THORNE'S SUMNER GARDEN, the coolest re-
treat In the city, will doubtless be crowded TO-
night by hundreds to enjoy the brilliant COM
pany and the excellent music OF the Marine
Band. Miss Eva Mills will sing tonight and
every evening this week.
THE THEATER SUMNER COMIQUE offers new
and excellent bill OF varieties to Its patrons this
evening.
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SERMON TO ODD FELLowS.-Yesterday morn
ing Rev. j. w. Gray had large congregation
at the First Methodist Protestant church. eonl-
posed principally Of odd Fellows, Including
Harmony Lodge No. 9; Union Lodge, No. II
ard &agenenu Eucampment. No. 4; and he
preached On tie doctrines OF the order, from
Galatians, w., Is: But 1T Is good TO be zeal
ons.y arected always in good thing, and not
Only when am present with you"
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tltc0 anu CoutCrt
FIVE DAYe, FIVE pAya
FIVE DAYS. FIVE DAVE
TUFsDAY-SUNDAY,
TUESDAY-sUNDAY.
ALL FOR Si4, ALL FOR ala
ALL FOR Ella, ALL FOR ala
ALL FOR &i4 AL FOB Ala
Including Coupons for Fare both ways aud rIasr.
CLASS BOARD AND Room at ANY aorEI,
in Ocean City.
HALF TICKETS, So,
For Nurses an Children under IL year,
Roundtrtp Tfckets, without Hotel Coupons As
each Ha Tickets for Children unGer
l2and Nurses, 42t0
Tickets fer one way, SO. Half Tickets. Nurses
- and Children, $l.50
ON THE DOWN TRIP
ON TIE DOWN TRIP
THERE WILL Be
MOONLIGHT ON THE POTOMAC.
MOONLIGHT uN TIE Potomac.
SUNRISE on TANGIER SOUND.
bUNBiSE ON TANGIkR SOUND
oae OF the GrAndest and most Beautiful sishta
As the St amer viii not run on the Ocean I'm max.
Ing this delightful iris there viii be
No NAtsEATING SEA SIOKNEsS
NO NAU6KATING SEA-sICkNE5S
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y II oEoSh bIILINOS, JK.' OF Saratoga, New
YORK, VINO IL Is more than suspected murdered
whom he Is having constant difficulties The
other day Billings queried: 'Do you expect to
1--we around here and die natural death?"
Upon which his neighbOr replied 81 think
stand better chance In that direction than you
90 That's pretty direct shot, said BIZ
iings. eyes" was the quick retort, ssalmost as
direct as the shot you made when you shot
your Wife," just then Mr.. Billings discovered
that he had business elsewhere