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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-03

Efforts are being made to restore to
Philadelphia the industry of porcelain
making, which ftourished there from
1916 to 1887.
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MARSHAL IMAGINATION is expected
to visit ireland next summer.

GLADsToNE's admirers will build a
hospital in his honor that viii cost
$4,000.
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+ Tie Empress of Brazil has present.
ed to Queen Victoria dress woven of
spider webs
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AUCTlON.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day OF March,
" 1879, at the Glass Place, two miles south
Of Memphis, Twill sell the personal property
Of Mrs. Rosetts p. Glass, consisting Of ono
horse, several cows and calves, household and
kitchen furniture, etc, etc.
2-l2 l.. B, MCFARLAND, Admir-,
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, March g. Flour is
firm. Wheat quiet at $1.00@@S1.04.
Corn steady at 34@35c. Oats stronger
at 27@30c Whisky quiet at $1.O3.
Provisions quiet. Pork Sl0.25 Lard
$6.6Oc. Bulk meats 33@5@5sc. Ba-
con steady and unchanged.
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Two Georgians have married each
others daughters
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MACHlNIST
INSURANCE.
NOTICE.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED GENERAL
Connecticut Mutual Life IlS. CA

for the States of Kentucky and Tennessee.
the renewal premiums COT Shelby county
Tenn, have been placed in the Union and
Planters Bank, Memphis, for collection.
Blank proofs for death losses can be had al
SAID bank. All other matters appertaining To
the business Of said Connecticut Mutual life
Insurance Company will receive prompt All
tention By communication addressed TO nv
ohee, corner of Main and Sixth streets. Lon
lsyille, ny. JAMES S. CARPENTER,
General Agent Connecticut Mutual Life ms.
CO.. Kentucky and Tennessee. 12s-S
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INSURANCE.
WARMING.

T>HlS is TO notify the public that we are the
II only persons now residing here who are
or ever nave been duly authorized and
con e,9ImIIm,lIsssloned \, Is agents of the WESTCIIES-
and WESTERN Fire Insurance Company Of
Toronto and any person or persons repro.
senhng anything TO the contrary are I'm.
posters and unworthy OF CREDIT.
MURPHY q MURPHY,
ueneral insur9nce Agents, No. 5 Madison
street. Memnhls. Tenn i2ilSS
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EQUITY COURT-Judge James.
saturday, Latham vs.. Latham; $50 for solicit
tors fees allowed. Elhart vs. Young bonds OF
receiver approved. Hogan vs.. Harte; Alfred
Holmead appointed guardian ad ntem. Ada
mantlne Brick CO. vs.. Woodruff; argued by Mr..
Durant for. and Mr.. Barnard against the ap-
pointment OF receiver, etc., and submitted
Heller vs.. Kelly; fund In court ordered paid for
costs. Houghton vs.. Morrison; restraining or
till saturday next.
POLICE CoURT-J,sdge B,andy pro tenn.
To-day, Susan Clark, Vagrancy; bonds or so
days. James G0sl1n, trespass; S. or days.
mBooby" Taylor loud and boisterous; s.. Mary
Byrnes, assault on K. A. Arnold; s25 or 80 days.
Brown forfeited. Jerry Burke, vagrancy; bonds
or so days. John Smith, carrying slungshot; $50
or 60 days Patrick RILEY forfeited. Colbert
Swan, profanity; S. or 80 days Martha Jones'
swearing; do. VIM. Lewis, disorderly, Is days.
William White, vagrancy; 60 days. Tobias
Simpson, swearing: S. or Is days. Henry Tol.
bert, throwing stones; $40 or ~ days. Samuel
Stewart, disOrderly; IS or 10 days. Lewis Tay-
Tor, cruelty to animals; attachment issued John
Smith, threats to John Seaman; personal recog-
nizance Richard Sydnor, larceny OF coat and
pants valued at s. from John Sherman: $40 or
GO days In Jail; also, larceny of revolver from
Malachi Maroney; s. or 20 days In JAIL VIM
Arthur, larceny Of half bushel COAL 81 OF DAYS
In jail. VIM. Marshall, assault on Mary Hill
80 days In jail; appeal noted. Wm Sheehan
assault on VIM. Downs; IS. James SmallWood
assault on Eliza Matthews; S. or 10 days. Sell
den Cahey, assault on Nelly CLARK, do. do.
Birdie Alexander, swearing; do. do.
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LErrBRs 1R0M rH1 P10P1B.



Editor Stas:-On the Sth Of July. 1883, or over
tWenty-one years ago, had published In THE
EvENlNG STAR an al ticle OF over three quarters
on the lire OF that road, giving details of the
mode OF construction, cost and advantages over
a ship canal on any OF the proposed routes.
Numerous surveys OF routes since had not con-
y1Dced capitalists that canal would be practi-
cable, while my opinion still was that q rail-
road would prove entirely successful. When
the European congress decided in favor Of the
was about to republish my plan OF q ship rail-.
road as superior to the canal, when was agree
ably surprised TO see the same plan proposed in
me NE New 1ork Tribune BY the distinguished en-
have been pleased to see that his plan Of q rail-
ROAD IN place OF canal has been endorsed by
many OF the most distinguished engineers In
the country.
The following ought to be conclusive that the
proposed Lesseps Panama canal would fail, and
this seems to be opinion of European and
American capitalists, who refuse to take the
stock. The Lesseps Suez canal, 100 miles long
including 30 miles OF lakes, was excavated main
~ through sand, by steam dredges, in 10 years.
from 1859 to 1859, and cost 900, and it is
meets the commerce of Europe, Africa, Asia
and Australia with over 1,0O0, 100000 of people.
on the contrary, the proposed Lesseps Panama
canal % n miles long, viii have to be excavated
OFTEN 100, 200, 900 or 400 feet deep, it Will take
perhaps, twenty-five years to construct and at
cost OF $3.50, 0OO, co., while 1t will connect the
commerce OF only North and South America
with about 1oO,o0oOOo OF people. This would
make Two and a-haf times the cost, with only
One-tenth the business, according to popula-
ton.
on the contrary Panama ship railroad could
doubtless be constructed on the ltue Of that
road, on which could be transported shfps and
steamers OF large size from ocean to ocean,
and IN more rapid and safer manner than In
rock canal. Even the present railroad. with
improvements and engagements, could doubt
less transport vessels OF considerable size, and
the marine railway might be an extension in
size and solidlty, and be under the same. or a
separate, management. 1t could doubtless be
built In ten years and at cost OF s25 900, at
which sum 1t would pay. Our government
should send party of engineers to make sur
Vey and report upon its practicability, and, il
favorable, charter should then be asked OF the
next Congress for Panama ship railroad com.
pany to construct the road. charter and right
OF way to be obtained at the same time from the
government OF Nicaragua, when the road could
De commenced next year. A. WATSON,
Washington, D. c., August 25th, 1879.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATHs:-Mr. Daniel Barker, former superin-
tehdent Of Oak Hin cemetery, SON. in-law Of Mr..
l. Alex; Blundon, and well-known In George
ageo e5 years, after short illness OF typhoid
FEVER The remains were brought to Washing.
Ton this morning and put IN charge OF Joseph z.
tomorrow at Oak Hill at 2 ppm. Mrs. John
Eeston, well-known old lady OF this place,
died at her home on Market, near 5th street,
yesterday morning, aged g. years.
POLICE MATTERs-Onicer VOlkman who was
seriously injured in an attempt to make an
arrest on the 4th OF July last at Green Springs,
Is sufficiently recovered to go again on duty.
mentally, but not physically.
FOUR FIRE PLUGS on Congress street, between
Stoddard and Road Streets have caved in by
once.
THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-The water has
been drawn from the Alexandria canal fn order
duct bridge.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ROBBED AT CAMP MEETING.-Col. VIM. A.
stewart and wife arrived home last night, from
BentCn's Woods camp meeting, near Middle
burg, where they have been in attendance for a
week or two. On Thursday night, some thief
or thieves, while the family were asleep, cut
the back OF the tent and stole two valises con-
tanning the c0lonel's wedding suit, Mrs Stew
ants jewelry and other al ucles amounting ia
value to about sl75. No clew to the thieves
was discovered, but Col. Stewart offered an
ample reward for their apprehension.
THE CANALs.-Boats from beyond the late
break are expected to arrive in Georgetown to-
night. 1t is rumored that the repairs to the
Alexandra canal aQueduct will be made so CON-
plete and thorough that nothing else viii be
required to be done to that structure for sew
eral years to come. Should this course be
adopted the Alexandria canal will be closed to
navigation for several weeks yet.
RELICs.-Mr Samuel Pullman, OF Mt Erin,
yesterday pulled down an old chimney Of his
house. lately destroyed by fire. Near the
foundation, he found among the bricks and
mortar several Spanish silver pieces some OF
them cut in quarters, bearing dates from 1921
to 1865, showing considerable antiquity In the
building. Mr.. Pullman will shortly commence
rebuilding his northumberland 23d.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 1000 p N. and
extinguished at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. Geo. c. HeDning has presented to the
members or truck company a number OF books
and magazines for their new library.
The Masonic Veteran Association Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia has been organized with the
following offcers:-Albeit Pike, president; A.G
Mackey, first vice president; W. w. Upton, sec.
ord vice president; W. Nj. Ireland, secretary:
ThoS L. Tuloch, treasurer.
A testimonial letter, signed By numerous
citizens, has been prepared and addres scd to
Judge Hagler. thanking him for his ''receDt
just al legal decision In the matter Of wai er
taxes ia the case OF Carpenter vs.. the District
Commissioners"
Captain l.. L. Blake, of the steamer W. W.
Corcoran. Oh Saturday evening received a hand
some Z. 5. flag from his numerous friends here
Mr.. VIM. MacPeeley made the address and
Capt. Blake responded.
Douglas FeDdleton, w. c. Macarthur, Samuf'
Gaskins and F. l.. 0uraDd, four young men OF
18th. On the sioop-yacht Lottie for cruise down
the river AID Chesapeake bay, returned Satur-
day, $50. havir~ had pleasant time at Bluff
P0iDt, Piney Unit Point Lookout, Fortress
Monrce and other places Ell route. TIE storm
oEly added 6 little excitement to the pleasure
OF the Tip.
E. NJ Whitaker & SCI send the valuable Au-
gust number OF BLaekuood's Maqazine.
The Gate City Guard, OF Atlanta, Ga, propose
TO make northern tour about the middle OF
this city, and tender review to Gen sherman
and other prominent officers. They Will next
visit Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston, where they will be welcomed by the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery.
The contract for the erection OF an additional
wing to the asylum for aged men and women.
on street me-, in charge OF the Little Sisters
OF the Poor, was awarded on Friday last by
Rev. j. 4. Walter 10 MeSsrs. Wade q Herlihy,
of this city. The improvement will be uniform
with the east wing. and Will cost about 81 100.
Rev. Charles K. jenkins, s. j., has presented
the gold medal to Miss Kate, daughter of Mr..
Patrick Cadey, Overseer OF track repairs of the
washington and Georgetown railroad company,
for selling the largest number Of tickets ON the
occasion OF the last picnic and festival OF ST.
Aloysius parish.
Last evening officer Nokes took to the first
precinct station BIZ. James Tray burn. who re-
sides at JeSsupS Cut, Md. He was found on
board the Terry boat City OF Alexandria sick
subsequently lie was removed to the National
hotel by his friend. III. Ell. Blackburn.
Marshal Douglas who has been recuperating
In New England for some weeks returned to
the city on saturday considerably improved in
health, and Major L. P. Williams deputy mar
shal. has left for few weeks health seeking
at ocean city.
Attention Is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Allen C. Clark, reliable agent In regard to
collection OF claims for overpayment Of water
rent.
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CUTICURA
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
The most Healing, Soothing. and Re.
freshing External Application
in the World.

It rapidly heals Ulcers Old sores and Disch .rgng
Wounds; Itching Piles and other Itching affections
that have been the torture of lifetime thus afford
scalds. Wounds. and Testers; ell itching and Scaly
Eruyt Of the SKIN. and ill Affections OF the
ever been known to the most intelligent physicians
It has swept host OF poisonous remedies out Of ex.
mode of treatment, and succeeds in curing every
external affection At every stage it is ably assisted
nsly and at the same time the most delighti1 lly
fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath and Nursery
Soap in existence.
CUTICURA REsOLvRNT, . powerful purifying
agent and liver etinulant, should be taken to neu.
the virus Of scrofula, cancer, c&nker, malaria or
contagious diseases. which maintain and fOstsr dis.
eases Of the Skin and Scalp.
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CITY ITEMS.
/ Am Bilious.

Am Bilious.
Qnirks irish Tea viii make man of you, Sold
by druggists at rs cents a package
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired, II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Wettes' Health Refe,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. 3,24-eoly
Sold by Druggists.
mat wonderful bilious remedy, OuirEs IRISH
Tea. 1t costs only Is cents package.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Vine.
toars' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
IL correctS acid1ty Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and dtarrhoea, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An Old and well-trted rem
edy; rs cents bottle
TO LADIEs AND 6EETLKMKN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ffschers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No SOC street. near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
peen invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be eQualled by those not PCS
sesS1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
lor 81. n. B;-Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up TO 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
SO cents to 70 cents pair, and restore them to
their natural sOftness; BY cleaning number, q
reduction In price. HCau fer and deliver
them.
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SALT RHEUM.
Life burden from the sufferfngs caused
by this terrible disease.

by this terrible disease.
Mesers WEEKS h POTTER: GentLemen-Plaase
accept my most grateful thanks for the great very
great, comfort have received from the Of your
CUTICURA.
For the past eight or nine years have been
troubled with that dreadful disease, Salt Rheum.
For months would be helpless. my very life .
burden to me-
have used everything In the shape Of medicine.
both external and internal, but With no effect
Of them being all raw, and I thought I would try
CUTIcURA.
tried it, and 10! it Was as If miracle had been
PERFORMED FOE will take my oath that in three ap-
babes.
presume there are hundreds. II not thousands.
who know Of my case among whom there may be
est.y advise him to give CUTICURA trial.
Yours, very thankfully,
A. d. BAKER, Ticket Agent, C. s. II. r.
DETROIT JUNCTION: DETROIT, MICH.
Jan. 80, 1879.
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

The West End Hibernian Society will give its
annual picnic at Byer's Park t1-mOrrOW. Dane
ing win commence at four in the afternoon.
A grand picnic Will be given by the Knights
OF st. Peter, at George Juenneman's pleasure
garden, corner 4th and E streets northeast, to-
morrow. The proceeds Will be for the benefit Of
st. TheTesa's Church, Uniontown.
west End Division, No. 9, s. OF T., will give a
select family excursion to Blackstone Island
next Thursday. See advt.
Next Friday daylight excursion and picnic
10 Nal shall Hall will be given under the man.
agement OF r. Z. Helph1nstine, OF the Ebbitt
H0use drug store, on the Lady OF the Lake Ex-
ceIent arrangements have been made
The Mary Washington will 60 to Occoauan
Falls next Wednesday, leaving at am. and
returning at $50 pm. The same boat will leave
to-m0rrow at the same hour for Quantico and
return at $50 pm.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements,e ETC., Tonight
Fords Opera House.-Opening to-nfght-"Fa-
tinitZa."
Tbeater ConsiQue.-New and varied pro-
gramme.
Thsrne's Summer Garden.-Vocal and instru-
mental music
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K $50 r,
X z
Xxx " sSs Z OTTER1
w 8 L
K 8 8
x K Y. SSS ILL

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
HAS SINCE ITS INCORPORATION PAID MORE
MONEY IN PRIZES THAN ANY LOTTERY, DO
MEsTIC OR FOREIGN. WHOSE TICKETS ARE
SOLD IN THIS COUNTRY. 1T HAS ALWAYS
KEPT ITS FAITH WITH THE PUBLIC, has
NEVER POSTPONED DRAWING, AND AL.
WAYS PAID ITS PRIZES IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
4 Potter, Chemists and Druggists, S6O Washington
Street, Boston, and are for sale by al Druggists.
Price Of CUTICuRA, small boxes, 80 cents; large
boxes, containing two and one half times the guam
tity of small, 81 REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTI-
CURA eoAP. % CENTS by mail, 80 cents; three
cakes. Is cents.
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TETTER OR SALT RHEUM
Oh the hands Cured. A grateful letter.

MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: observation-disclosures
been troubled fos many years with the Tetter or
Salt Rheum, and spent many hard earned dollar,
was given trial OF your OUTICURA, and, thank
God, my bands are well never haa anything to do
me good like that.
You may put this in the paper and welcome, and
may 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
living. and sometimes my heart sore. thinking
would have to give up altogether With my sore
but oh! thsnk God. my hands are well. 80 I again
return thanks. Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH BUCKLEY
L1TTLEroN N. A.. May so, 1878
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Joseph II. Whitehead and Elizabeth Dyer, both
OF Alexandra, Va; Albert Smith and Lucy Mel
son; Moses Jones and Lucy Dora Brown
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS-At the Police Cour,
yesterday temperance meeting was held, a.
which Mi. George Savage presided and mad,
an address, as did Rev. s. Kramer, s. c. Mills
- Lathrop and c. II. Worden. The Dash
away Reform Club held meeting at Tal'madye
hau last night; Mr.. Holloway presiding. AMI
MI. L. Il. Patterson secretary. Messrs. A T.
Maup1n. w. B. Burger, A. j. Amber NJ. ID.
Months, j. 8. POler and Jere Williams made
addresses, and number OF people signed the
pledge.
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BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.-In the
Police Court this morning VIM. Marshall a
rather spruce looking black man, was charged
with an assault and battery on Mary HILL a
Well-groWn yellow woman, on Wednesday ev
ming last. Mary testified that she lived in Po-
tomac City and Hill at Good Hope, and he had
been at work at the asylum and had been dis
charged, and he had engaged to marry her
when he got paid Off at the asylum. She went
and she wanted to know what he was going to
do to- keep the disgrace of, but he said that he
could not marry her because his uncle had lost
bis wife and he had to give all his money to him
TO help bury her, and that his father was
SICK and his mother was SICK When she found
this vas not true she saw him again on
Wednesday, and she told him that she belonged
TO church and the society, and he ought not to
disgrace her, when he said: "D-n you, III
choke your heart out" and struck her, black
ing her eye, &C. The accused testified that she
stopped him as he was on his way home with
MEDICINE, and he said II can't stop now, for my
Well;" that he went on, but subsequently she
met b'm and said he was going to a ''yaller
WeLchS house" and she grabbed him. and as
he was going In f's house she grabbed him
saying she would - t his "infernal hazlett that
night" and she struck him. The court sci
him to jail for 80 days. Appeal noted
Alter the imposition OF the sentence some
parties suggested to Marshall that he had not
treated this woman properly, and he said that
ne was ready and willing to marry her, but he
did not feel like being cOerceu into 1t or making
IL condition OF his release. The woman Xiii
said tt at at this time she was really afraid of
him. 1t is likely that before the case can be
reached In the court above that wedding viii
settle 1t.
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THE OOURTS.

ALL-wo0L black cashmeres, double width, SOC.
Pa. av., south side, near 9TH st.
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SARCAsTIC.-A man passing through q gate
way in the dark ran against the post az wish
that post was in the lower reg1ons?" was his
said bystander. "You might run against it
again." The one who tries Sanford's Jamaica
ginger does not fear to try 1t again.
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ADMISSION TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLs.-Tickets
of admission will be issued by the supervising
respective Offices from eight to ten a. m, and
from five to seven p. m every day this week
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Anton Heitmueller to Charles Heitmueller, 10:
~. So 2IS; 81 200. j. T. Arms TO j. H. Jones, 10
u, SO. AIS; $500. j. Fl. Jones to C. C. Duncan
son, lot q, so. AS; $500. G. W. Cisceu to T.
ID. Daily, lots 50 and 81, 50. 442; $3.50. F. l..
F1nch TO John Gibbons, part lot 100, of George.
town; G,13o
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FOB BLACKISTON'O I0LAAND.
READ! REMEMBRR RECREATEu.
BATHING, BOATING and FISHING

A Select Family Excursion. under the auspices of
WEST END DIVISION, No: 8, 8. of 49,
y. Will leave 6thstreet wharf on the &fSe
sSf 3 s. H. .. O'Clock
sharp, returning at 10 80 pm Meals on the boat It
90 cents each. Tea and Ooffee. without meals at
city pricee. Mr.. Edward Kolb, caterer. Bathing
suits 20 De had on the boat ct Is cents each. Music
Tickets, Is cents; children under g. free; between
land IL, % cents. For staterooms apply to O. ii
Nourse h Co, druggists, corner 9th and sts NV,
and < j. Bowling and b g. Pike. OF the Committee
Tickets dimited to 800 adults snd so children) for
sale by Brad Adams. Sl4 St G. A. Bentley, cor
i4th ana Gorcoran sts. Geo W. Cropley, George
6noown; Z w Drew, 9TH and Pa. av.; W G. Duckett
"a Ed and Pa az; r Dooey, 3Ol Pa. Az. Capitol
WEIGH, ators etown; John n Grimm, and 18th sss
NV; W. Howard, 7th and SITS. NV. B. II. Ksi.
ser. 10Th and N. T. av.: c. F. Moore 3 Co., 18th and
"a Az MilbGrn's drug store: Q. b. Nou1se 9 %. !;
F Fsfa H Rssss S19s :os D. 9ogpps
S22 18th Ct NV: j. a. Stone. cor. 7th and Z sta
NV; 8 r. Taylor. 9th and N. Y. av.; Whitcside &
MatGn, IyN "a AZ nv; ana By the Committee
g. Pike, It lie boat The Gommttee passr ved he
right to exclude improper persons au92l6t
~ MO to MARSHALL HALL, on FRIDAY, 18th
instant, under the management of r.
house Drug Store. The steamer
LA39 OF THE LAKE win leave her wharf at 10 a m.
Brass and String Band have been engaged Dane
ing will begin at the Hall at Ia o'clock M aud con.
tinue q intervals until 80 O'Clock 2. Take your
vii! preyail Tickets, SO cents children between
and 10, 70 cents For sale at Ebbitt House Drug
Store and at boat. aug2O- st