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GEORGETOWN.

DEDICATION OF WEST STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The dedication of the West Street
noon. the services being OF a very interesting
Character. After singing by the choir and
praye by the Rev. B. F. Bittinger, DR.. George
OF solomons temple. Rev. Mr.. Moffatt,
former pastor OF this church, then delivered an
able and eloquent discourse, taking for his text
"God forbid that should glory save In the
cross of our Lord Jesus Christ" Prayer by
Rev. Byron Sunderland followed: DR.. s: H.
Howe, the pastor Of the church, then made
statement as to the occasion OF the services.
years ago, at a cost OF $4,000, and that
the last instalment Of the debt, amounting
to 5000, had been paid during the
past few weeks; that the edidce was nov now
ready to be dedicated to the service OF Goa.
The constitutional questions were then pro-
pounded by the Rev. DIR. Bittinger, DR.. Wyn-
coop gave the charge to the pastor ana Dr.
Chester the charge to the people. After sing,
ing by the choir the Doxology was sung, and
Rev. Mr.. Andrews dismissed the congregation.
CH1LDREN'S DAY AT DUMBARToN STREET NJ. e.
barton Street NJ. E. Sunday school was cele-
brated last night before large audience. The
church was beautifully decorated, and the ex,
ercises, consisting OF responsive ana cnoral
service, were pronounced by all to be unusually
good. The superintendent, j. T. Mitchell, esq.,,
read the annual report. showing the school to
be In a healthy and growing condition. This
school has always been noted for the good sing
ance was up to the standard.
RUFFIANISM RAMPAET.-The usual quiet at
tie corner of Sd and Fayette streets was dis
tuIbed last night by free fight among gang
OF drunken ruffians, who invaded that section
Of the town In wagon, much to the disgust OF
the residents Whereabouts. Sergeant Trunuell
arrived In time to capture one of the disturOers
OF the peace.
DEATH OF NUN.-Sister Mary BeneZna Nor
rison, for twenty five years a nun at the Con-
vent Of the visitation died OF consumption yes
terday morning, aged 80 years.
A MISUNDERSTANDING about 10 O'Clock m.
horse driven to wagon by Mr.. Lewis j. Col
Inns, slipped his bride, and becoming unman,
ageable ran away, upsetting the wagon and
throwing Mr.. Collins out, severely cruising him
about the head and shoulders. The animal was
soon caught, and Mr.. Collins proceeded On his
way homeward to Falls Church, Va.
COVENANT LODGE, IO.O.F., win receive this
evening fraternal visit from Metropolis Lodge
Of Washington.
FAST HORSES SOLD.-W.C. Hazel, OF this place,
has sold to Mr.. John Murphy, Of New York, his
well known fast horses Joe Bradley and Blanche
Bashaw.
GRAIN.-Arrived by canal, boat Ellen Burless
with 700 bushels of wheat, 700 bushels corn and
10 tons hay.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Onerings on Change
to-day 700 bushels wheat, which sold at 1191H.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-The tickets for the per-
torrance at the National Theater next Wed
impossible to get tickets Wednesday evening.
The occasion is Mr.. John T. Ford'S benefit, when
"1ngomar' will be presented, with Mr.. John
Mccullough and Miss Mary Anderson in the
Will give Washington the best dramatic enter
tainment OF the season.
FORD'S OPERA HoUsE.-The stage attaches
the National Theater will have benefit here
tonight. and they should have crowded house
The entertainment will consist Of the comedy
OF 1.-THE Poor gentleman by the Thalian Club
Robert l.. Downing Will enact "Brutus" and Mr.
Bangs "CasSiuS."
THEATER CoM1ouE.-The summer Theater
Com1que will reopen this evening with an ex
cellent variety programme.
DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows: j. H
$1,000. B. C. Daughton ct al. to II. H. Warner
part lot 3, So. go; s.. Samuel Bacon to Mary
Marshall, part lot 2, So. s37; s. X. Wallach,
trustee, to National Union Insurance Company,
of F. s. q r. CO. to T. L. Tullock, lots d and F,
So: Gs4; s235o. John Marbury, jr., to Samuel
ReIr lot So $751; n henry 81 smaTo9d to
Place; =. Gustavus Kahlert to c. A Beav-
ans and J. w. Shaw, part lots l. 2 and 3, so. 434;
$500; Joseph Williams to 3. Il. Rowe, part lot
y Metcaf, lot 81 Of tract Of Il land ID called
"Fr1endshtp;" $50. NJ. P. Callan, trustee, to
w. w. Metcalf lot 81 OF tract of land called
friendship 81 $50. Margaret Chrisman to
George VIM. Chrisman, part lot 5, in sub of So.
2l4; -. Flodoardo Howard to VIM. P. Bell lot
IS, In sub. OF SO: 315; $. L. G. Young to L. g.
stephens, lot &c. in sub. OF So 361; s. 200. Lewis
G. Stephens to E. D. Ames, south half lot 81, SO.
296; 1916. NJ. NJ. Rohrer, trustee, to Alexander
Ashley; part lot II, so. so; s1,31s.95 Theodore
w. GU to Annie A. Cole, part lot 1, so 213;
$25, ESQ., Geo. F. Appleby ct al, trustee, to Jos.
Anthony, part of lot 5. So SIS: 81 $50. w w
Metcalf to Edward Carson, lot IL, so. 1,os5;
$. Same to same, lot 81, OF Friendship;
$. John Sherman to A. L. Hutton, lots IS
and So, so. 100; $1,000. A. L. Hutton to e. F.
Lake, lot 49, SO. 720: $500. G. A. Buckley ct al to
A. Lockwood, lot 16 Of Georgetown; 81 1886. Jos.
Anthony to j. s. Blankman, part lot 81, so. SIS;
81 400. M. P. Callan trustee, to w. W. Metcalf,
part lots 81 and So, So 1872; $ll5, and lot (, SO.
LOSS; $500. Edward Carson to w. W. Metcalf,
lot 10, SO. 21S; $1,000. A. B. Robinson and M. P.
Callan to w. w. Metcalf, lot B, So. $50; 1928 Ed
ward Landvoight to T. Fl. Jones, lot "a, so. us:
$500. Same to Levin Devaughn, lot %, so. 775;
Sl,5UO.
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A COMPLAINT

Editor Star:-Wnen Mr.. John T. FordS Dene-
fit was first announced and advertised for We'd
nesday night, there was "no extra charge for
reserved seats, but by Saturday it was dlscov-
cred that the popularity OF Mr.. John McCul-
Tough was likely to draw large house, and the
Saturdays papers announced there would be
an extra charge for reserved seats. The
public did not demur at this, and when the box
Office opened this morning at O'Clock large
crowd was in attendance to purchase tickets.
The chagrin and Indignation Of the crowd was
freely expressed when it was discovered on the
opening Of the Office that the management had
checked off several hundred seats-the best
seats in the house-as sold, and thereby pre-
ing good Seats though on hand early and Wait
ing patiently In long line.
MIR. Ford has made grave mistake in per-
hitting such performance on the part Of his
employees, for we feel sure he Is not personally
cOgnjZant Of the fact. SUFFERER.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PoLIcEMAN-August H.
Westphal, aWen-known policeman In the south
Washington precinct, died suddenly yesterday
morning or apoplexy. at his residence, corner
OF AZ and K streets. He was taken seriously iii
after retiring TO bed at ~ O'Clock, and died Ia
few minutes. He was general favorite as an
oftcer and respected by all as a citizen. He
was In the cavalry service OF the United States
for ten years, and served through the late war
with distinction, having a No. war record.
His funeral viii be attended by the g. A r., the
Germania Lodge X. p, the German Veteran
Union and the police
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CITY ITEMS.
Sore Throat. Diphtheria.

csiss grows, n G, October sth. 1873.
remedy ever tried In diseases of the throat.
My mode Of administering is simply as follows:
Dissolve one bottle Of the Mass In one pint OF
hours Ito children from six to eight years old)
until the symptoms are considerably mitgated,
after which give it every three hours. II the
with the same mixture, to remove the false
membrane. find it to act as febrifuge, tonic
and alteratlye-quite different from the chic
rate OF potash. ?. A. SIFFERD, N. d.
Summer Season opens June 1st.
Sold by Jno. W. Drew, 9Th and Pa. ave.
Are You Costive.
II SO. be careful OF disease. Avoid it by taking
Quirks Irish Tea. Price Is cents.
ONLY so CENTS A BOTTLE for Lodilie's Headache
Specific. Cures almost instantly.
TINE FLIES, and so do diseases OF the skin
when that Incompatible purifier OF the cutIcle
and beautifer OF the complexion, Genn's SUI
phur Soap, Is used to dispense them. Pimples,
varfably removed by it.
Hits Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, Soc
TO AVOID FURTHER TROUBLE, have your Sew
ing Machine repaired at Oppenheimer's, SIS 9Th
St., corner NV. All kinds rented.
-four Stomach and Heartburn
are signs OF a bilious attack. Quirk's Irish Tea
remedy all these. Price Is cents.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking IN flesh, vital, BRAIN or nerve force, use
"WetIes' Health Ren'e,Cer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, N. Y,
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. S,24-eO1y
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
has oa f nsen ased for
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhea, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and wen-tr1ed rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ffscher'S Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 street. near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he L. enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sesstng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
| for 81. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
IS cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number, a
reduction In price. t1-Cau for and deliver
them.
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SURRENDERED TO THE MARYLAND AUTHoRI-
TIEs.-Rooert and Charles Washington, the two
colored men arrested recently for larceny OF
some sailed shad from Charles Posey near ely
mont, nave been surrendered to the MARYLAND
autnor1tles on requiSition from the governor
In that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

DARK HOTEL. Gate Heroic Housed. Viii
entirely new mans cement. Has just been VENAv
thoroughly renovated and equipped and Ik.I
supplied with every convenience for the comfort OF
guests. Located in . beautiful park OF Ave acres.
surrounded by some Of the finest mountain scenery
in Pennsylvania. Splendid ball room. Bllartis
bowling and boating, archery and croQuet. An eY.
cellent livery and delightful drives, Fine fishing
On oirect route from Baltimore and Washina1On n
Niagara Falls. and from New York ano PhiladelphiS
to mountains OF Northern Pennsylvania For Cir.
port. Pc. - By special amusement, water from
the celebrated MinneQua Springs will be Supplied
my17eO2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

SIR JosEPH.-"I always voted at my party's
call,
And never thought OF thinking for myself
at all"
But the patrons OF the Great Pinafore Tea
Co.,
'Do their own thinking so carefullee.
They save dollars every month at their gro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

This morning there was abo 1T the city hall
large crowd, anxious to hear the result Of the
trial OF Henry Harry, George Lowry, Morris
Roach, Patrick Mcnamara, James Shugrue,
and James BOland, on an Indictment charging
them with having, On the 18th Of March, COM
m!tted rape upon the person of Miss Maggie
Nj. CLANCY, near the corner Of North Capitol
and streets. The trial has been in progress
for two weeks, and the case was given to the
jury Friday afternoon. Saturday afternoon
they reported that they had agreed in but one
case, and asked instructions, which were given,
and they retired. This morning On the opening
OF the cOul t, no word being received from them,
Judge Hagner proceeded with the regular
trials.
CONSULTING IN THE PARK
At the windows of the room occupied by the
Jury this morning, DOW and then face would ap-
pear looking rather haggard from confinement.
About liz o'clock they sent word to the court
that they were worn down from their cOnfine-
ment and asked permission to take walk.
Judge Hagner called the counsel In the case
and after consultation with them gave the jury
permission to take an airing Thereupon
procession was formed of 10 white men and 9
colOred men marshalled by two bailiffs walked
out and were soon rolling about under a weep
ing Willow carefully guarded from communi.
cation with outsiders. 1t was stated that In
the case OF BOland they were ready to return
Verdlct OF not guilty. By some it is stated that
In the case OF Harry they were about divided,
ana as 10 the others they stood 5 for acqutttal
and conviction.
The jury had not been heard from at a:15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALuARIR PEAL Es.
TATE -Attent1on Is called to the sale by Thos.
j. Fisher q Co., auctioneers, tomorrow after
noon OF valuable improved property On nth
street, to close the estate OF the late John P.
Hilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

"CHILDREN's DAY."-In the Methodist Epts-
copal Churches OF the District 'children's day.
was observed yesterday. The services were
attended principally by children, the sermons
IL was also made the occasion for the christen-
ing children = - ~
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MASfEIs AT Acknowledging commences
lO-morroW at l32o pennsylvania avenue his
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C. To.N

AmuscmentSs DC. Tonight
Ford's Opera Hovse.-Benef1t Of the stage at
tache5 OF the National Theater-" The Poor
Caesar
Theater Comtque Of the summer
fheatpr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY will give a mic.
NJ aIls evening, 9Th inst, at Loeff1er's Wash
1ngton City Garden. Admission Is crs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

Elizabeth Miller filed petition Saturday for q
divorce from Louis Miller, to whom she was
married In Philadelphia in December, 1867, and
VINO, s1e charges, deserted ner IN July. 1872,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

BATHING SUITS, caps and shoes, for ladies',
Eenuemen and children, at C. Banm's 4l6 7th
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pOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 Y Y A L BAKING
4 . "A L Pc WIDER
RRR 0 0 Wy A A L
Il 0 o Y AAAA L BAKING
600 ILL POWDER
Absolutely PURE,

ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Consumers should bear in mind that the inoona.
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder In
imported e1cnvey for this poSder direct froa
the wine district Of France. An Old experienced
few pennies moreor the aS a thst pay
so much farther and works SO much better that IT,
The manufacturers Of this Powder. with kesp
perception saw that which SHOULD prove best to the
always used the purest and most wholesome mate
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow
GERS CON Dined, and, being prepared always alike
to and
yer eeb ts aSs Of sad and
nutritious elements Of the -four with its wonderful
convenience. and the fact that it will keep in any
the world Sold oniS cams me- By bs 81
alum Alum produces - sripn a nos
stipsuon indigestion, headache and dyspepsia; At
ects the blood. causes pimples on the face etc m26
RHADBURY PIANOS.
EsTEY ORGANS.
A full assostn,eIt of these STANDARD INsTRU-
REST a. s o fana and for SALE IA
est terms. Rents applied to purchase. HTxH
Orders received 81 TSaR and hsPsrSs
e7 1 Charles sssast fBs sIt'meiis
CARRIAGES, CARR AGES,
Persons in want Of GaRhfAdRs of anyo-z.
dc will find to their sst
ttpnity to purchase at bargaias. as am offering
them lower than ever before.
-'1 "' ''" RoBERT H. GRAHAM.
1e63t Hoo 4I6 Sta ct = 10.
WALHER'S, FOG 10TH Sr.-WHITE SAND
~ AND CHARCOAL, LIME, PORTLAND CE-
MEM, Felt Roofing Material Chimney Crooks
CARPET Felt. Whitewssh Bru hes. &c. my101y
THE CELEBRATED Q. Q. BUTTER,
nv
OF Oak Hill Farm, Loudon county, Va,
nniv afo ad pure Alderny and Jersey CATTLE can
c. PEARSON SONS,
myaO-Im. In all the Markets.
49,, II; +; GILBEKT q CO:,
l6 BROAD ST.. NEW Yonk. ADJo1NINa NY. STOCK
al the The New YORK Stock
soti.ted at from to ~ Per cent distance Explain
s1Sly dfinar and stock report mailed free on
- sscondhand CLofRfNa, BOOTS COTS 1 Shoes,
&c S2S 5th st sw, offers great bargains. He pays
named above Orders 10y aaiI astended to. nov5.fr
CQHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner 7fh Ct and New
private Loan Office in the city: Money loaned w
rae f. e ante . &c i0
Carpets and III articles Of value '''en' j aDii9$
WANTED-Oldq GOLD and sILvKR. In large o.
'.a Quantities 81 H. Sise R:1ss Rs
ssHSsH13 a1ss2SSf 5Hs EFAbb y S,ll
SS e ); d a9snu seo1oqshSss Il ssE Rsy!s
WKBb. Groom. l06 It's E nV. I spSsms
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A FOLDING SECRETARY BED VIII be sold q,
DuncansOn'S tomorrow morning.
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THE REFORM CLUB met last night In Franklin
ball, Mr.. Frank Reside presiding and Mr.. T. n.
Patterson secretary. Rev. Mr.. Kramer opened
with prayer. After effective opening remarks
a forcible and successful appeal for signers to
the pledge, and the meeting was also addressed
by DIR. Walsh, c. s. O'Connor, and T. NJ. VIII
kins. number OF people signed The pledge.
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(Lt Ill M HOUSE. VA, Twenty ave miles
kspti mountsln ciimsts: nne water. ~ kv
x,,Ms. crivee. NO mosquitoes. UnSn-r- u t
c,..fon. Fairfax Oon, y, " myi IAN
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In THE ATHLETIC GAMES, On Saturday at the
National Base Ball Grounds, Gentry the bow
wonder, eight years old gave running exhibi-
ton, making q mile Ia minutes IS seconds
Reddtng won {, prize In the one mile heel-and-
toe walk for al ateurS In s minutes 50 seconds
The 10o-yard c ash was won by Maloney over
Kelly In II seconds. The six mile walk was won
Dy Tracy In So minutes and Sc seconds KlllSby
second. and American Boy third. The duai Ter
mile hurdle race over eight hurdles was won by
Maloney. The last event was the eight mile GO
aS-yOu-p please race. Seven entered-HerrOn
Kelly, BreSnahan, Breuhl, Connor, Eckert and
HOdgson. The latter won In 81 minutes 50
seconds; BreuhI second and BreSnahan third
Mr.. Wilson, OF Baltimore, acted as referee. with
Major E. u. Curtis and John Il. Mccarthy as
judges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

THE SECOND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of Miss
Graves kinder garten normal class was held at
Inc paIlors OF tne riggs house Saturday night.
The graduates were Misses Nellie Rich. EsfeIle
dudley, Dora Brown and Elmlna Morton. All of
whom are going TO devote themselves to teach
opened and closed by prayer and benedictton
Dy Rev. A. +. Mason; able essays were read nv
t t1 graduates, many interesting specimens Of
favorable impression was taken home nv eve evaru
one present, N'0'1
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COMMENCEMENT COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT CO.
LUMBIAN UNIvERsITY.-The fifty-seventh com.
mencement OF the collegiate department. Of Co
lumbar University takes place at Lincoln han
On Wednesday evening, June 18th. The Latin
salutatory viii be delivered by VIM. Herbert
smith and the valedlctory by d. Kerfoot Shute,
these gentlemen being equal In scbolarshin'
The contestants for the Davis prize In elocution
WIN De w; K. Butler, DC; L. P. Bradshaw, n.
D.; Ernest McGill, NY; d. K. Shute, DC, and
Miles Fuller, OF the junior class. N-N
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A DEAF MUTE SOCIETY ORGANIzKD.-A meet
Ing or deaf-mute residents Of this city was held
Saturday evening In the Y. II. G.. A. chapel and
the K1tto Mutual Benefit Association was organ
ICED. Onieers to serve the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, G.. W. K. Strong
Of the Treasury department; vice president. j.
E. Enegood, OF the Government Printing once;
secretary, George G. Sawyer; treasurer, John
Hipktns; executive committee, John A. Price
Ichairman), w. A. Denie and John Humphry
The object OF the association Is to seek for the
social and Intellectual advancement of the
mutes and to provide religious instruction on
the Sabbath to all. The Bible class met yeSter-
day morning In the vestry OF Street Baptist
Church and was well attended. The study was
"The sermon On the Mount" The class VIII
meet hereafter In the chapel OF the Young
Mems Christian Association building until
quarters OF their own can be provided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

JOHN I. FORD's BENEFIT.-The rush for seats
for Mr.. Ford's benefit shows the high apprecia-
ton by the public OF Mr.. Ford, as a gentleman
and theatrical manager, and also the attrac-
tive character OF the programme for WedneS-
evening. The bill is indeed fine one, with the
two leading stars of the American stage 10 the
principal parts: Mr.. Mccullough Is now in the
full flush OF his great powers as tragedian.
and Miss Anderson is said to have developed
wonderfully In personal attractions and cult
waited power since her last appearance In Wash.
1ngton, when she showed such remarkable
promise. -
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GENTS AND I.ADIre VT0a.
U At the fREN0H tqfzffAaHlwT.
n.rae4, &c ~ c.st
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

READ THIS.
Fine Sugar-cured Hams several brands
y: O. Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon
New York and other Table Butter
Cut Lost GrAnulsted, Powd. A And Brown 0uQarx
Java, MarscaiDo. Laguyra, Bio. Coffee, fresh
SWISS Starlngs, q Hill and other brands Flour.
Silver Drips and Golden Syrup:
n Orleans. p. kico and other Molassee
Claret Port, Sherry and Sweet Gaia abs Wines
Pure Brandy, Holland Gin. nnA Old Rye Whiskies
ana other Liquors, at prices that can't be beat at
A. GAEGLER
My24tjus' 1909 5sh st., bet. tad O M
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NEW CONGRESS- HALL. Cane Mao.
~ SAFETY AND COMFORT COMBINED
BUILDING, thoroughly fre-prooS elevator.
electric bells and So modern oonvenisnoss, ~
2STH. Address a G0R ffNo
myll-2m Cape May.NJ, o. sa6 Slhessnns = Dim.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
is drawn in pursuance Of act Of the General AS
sembly Of the State of Kentucky
FOR he BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTlTITTINNS

4oSa FrlZes amounting 10 1857 ,925
Whole Tickets, 81.
Club rates upon application.
~ Address all orders to orr General Eastern
Agents,
WILLIAMSON CO., 500 Broadway, New York
List Of drawings published in the New York Her
aid and sun. All out-Of town ticket holders are
mailed copy of the oflcal list as soon as received
The next following drawing June so. 1879.
Reliable Agents wanted in every town. je79ll
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DOPULAR PRICES.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. MY
CONGRESS HALL.
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY.
This splendid hotel has been thoroughly renovated
and refurnished Will open for guests
JUNE 81
CLEMENT BOUTHGARf, Props
H. g. CLEMENT. late Lindel Hotel. ST. Louis.
VIM WILKINSON Supt my3leod26t
CApON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. Va
Aleo Chalybeate Waters rich in iron, and q fine
White Sulphur IN the Neighborhood.
Open from June LIST to December annually. On
equalled by any mineral waters in America
for the cure Of acid d. spepsa, kidney and ~ ~
diseases Of the skim and catarrh affections It Is an
unfailing solvent OF calcuh These waters have
proved OF great value, In many other diseases but
named than any other mineral springs In this cour.
try; I guarantee . cure. II durable BY mineral
waters The baths-hot, cold and shower-are no.
s1csD ee anyWhere The new and eleeant swimming
tains) Is especially ATTRACTIVE safer a. Iu a
ter place for ladies and children to learn to swim
I0e an on this elevated region 10 pure anddelicious
u y nere that hay fever patients part with their
Of the Potomac than any Of the Virginia SPRINGS Of
note by an average OF q hundred and atty miles
claims large patronage on that score For pleasure
pamphlets Direct or eau on W. 8. THOMPSf1H
7oS 18th street. Washi1Et3n, for pamphlets or
Music By Wernnis's 2sd n. Y. Band. myso.,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09

CHILDREN, misses and ladies' bracelets, at
Prigg's.