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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21
THE COURTS.

EQUITY C0URT-Judge Edqner.
Yesterday, Gait Co. agt. Jones ct al: re-
straining order granted on giving bond Cohen
agt. Lansburgh ct al; decree final OF agree
ment Make agt. Make; decree OF divorce and
custody OF children to complainant. Fry agt.
keogh ct al: order limiting time for taking tes-
tlmony. Mcintosh agt Cissel; leave to file
amended and supplementary bill on paying
costs. Truesdell agt Phillips ct al; order rati-
Tying auditors report.
To-day, Connolly agt. Connolly ct al; pro con
fesso. Forsyth agt. Broderick; hearing post
poned TO September term. Scott age Scott;
order TO pay aliIcony. Adjourned to Friday.
PROBATE COURT-Jaldge Hagner.
Yesterday, the VIII Of Mary Cady was filed
for probate; order OF publication issued. AIDE
iaide ID. Wallace was appointed guardian to
orphans OF John ID. and Sarah E. Wallace; bond
5000, Estate Peter Mcnamara; rule on admins
tratrfx. win of James 81. Gullck filed for pro-
bate. Estate Of John Il. Hutchinson; petition
OF widow for letters of administration filed.
VIII OF John NJ. Belt filed for probate. Letters
OF administration issued to Charles II. Armes
ON the estate OF Emory w. DuBose; bond S.. 00O
Estate George W. Chamberlain; Inventory and
list OF debts returned by administraIriX and
order OF sale. Inventories returned ia the es.
tauS OF Frederick BehrenS, William Kreuter
and Frank L. Fairbrosher, sSI7.5O. Several
accounts we're presented by the + gister which
were approved and passed. Adjourned until
August eth, 1880, at II a. m.
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PicniCs. Excursions. &c.

There viii be grand excursion TO Marshall
nan Thursday, August 10Th, under the au
spices or Carroll Institute and for the benefit OF
81. PatT1ckS church. The ". ". COrcoral VIII
ieaNe al $50 Z. n, aid 40 and 1:30 D. m. AZ
Marshall Hall there VIII be varied aulse.
men's. loot races, boat races, &c.
TIE second moonlight excursion VIII be gtver.
~ the r. s. s., 10 Marshall Hall and down the
potomac, on the palace steamer Arrowsnith.
neXt " ednesd3y. Steamer leaves az $50 o. 10.
returning at -.
Remember the family excursion TO Glymont
next Monday, under the auspices OF the society
OF 81. Vincent de Paul See advt.
The Chapel Point Club goes to Marshall Hall
next Tue sd2y on the CorcoTan. The excursion
VIII lie for he benefit OF the Ladies' Relief So
Clety OF st. Al0ysi'IS parish.
Dent forget that the original Excelsior Tent
40. -, l. U. X, Will' give Its second grand
IaInlly excursion 70 Piney Point August 18th.
On The Jane Noselev.
II Dominic's division of the Young Catholic
Friends society vii give select excursion to
Plney Point Iext Monday. The Jane MoseIey
Will IeaNe AT : a. N. sharp and return at II
board. ~ "
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Yesterday a writ OF certiorari was issued 70
John A. Moss, justice OF the peace, 70 SEND up
the case OF George Williams, agt. Emma vi.
Lansdaie. who charges that Moss acted cor
rUptly and outside Of his Jurisdiction because
he failed. when requested by her, 10 remove the
case which was claim agafnt her for 800 dam
ages and awarded that sum 20 Williams with
The Weaver and Chambers club met last
night at 96S Pennsylvania avenue, and was ad-
dressed by Hon. t. j. Durant.
The Illinois Republican Association met last
night at 406 5th street, 4. j. Whitaker, presi-
OF Lew members were elected
Mr. George ID. L!yingston'S residence No. 1905
M street northwest. was entered by thieves yes
ferday morning who carried of a quantity OF
wearing apparel.
The Young Mems Hancock and English club
met a. Shed'S Hall, last evening, to make ar
IangeInents for taking part in the ratification
DEMONSTRATION on Thursday next. Mr.. G.. Car
IingtoD, presided; with a. A. LipscomO. secre-
tary. Dr. Barker, the treasurer. reported the
purchase OF 100 torches. Committees were ap-
EOlnted on music. fireworks and tTanSDarencieS
An invitation 10 attend the pole dedication OF
the North Washington club, at 9TH and Bound
airy streets was accepted.
The gold watch advertised as lost In THE STAR
last evening was returned on the advertisement
TO the owner.
AT the meeting OF the American Bar Associa-
ton, Ia Saratoga. y. ", yesterday on motion of
j. Hadley Ashton, of this city, the vfce-presi-
dents and state local councils were requested
TO report to the committee on legal education
int tdClS III 10 dlllllSSlDU 10 The Oar In
the several states, and the means provided
therein Tor promotion and facilitating the study
OF law.
Policeman Atchison. on duty at the Executive
Mansion, who, q few days since, was reported
TO have dropped Cead in Chicago, returned
home this morning from the Knights Templar
ColclaYe, alive and 10 good health.
AT W. :. Scala'S drug store, corner 5th and
East Capitol streets, there will be on exhibition
tonight a night blooming cereuS.
Ihere viii De an undres5 Inspection, with
band, At the marine barracks next Monday at
10 50 4 II. The band got back from Chicago last
evening.
The southern train last night brought I'D
twenty colcred men bound TO Cambridge OHIO
10 work ia the coal mines.
Superintendent W. Il. Smith. of the Botanical
Garden, states that the notice in THE STAR q
lew days since Of the bloom of the rare plant at
Tie public gardens, called 1.-The Holy Spirit
Flower" drew at least five thousand persons
there 10 look at II; that he had TO station three
men ior three days near 1t to prevent damage
by the crowd, ana he desires it TO be stated
that the Hover has now faded and gone.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"SCRIBNRRs MONTHLY retains, as distinctly as
ever, its superiority over all other periodicals.
The Scotsman, Edin burgh.
The September Scfibner
Contains Part /. Of the interesting Life Of
JEAN FRANCOIS MILLBT,
by Alfred Sensier, illustrated by a French pro-
cess with effective fac-simile reproductions of
Millet's works. Other Illustrated articles are:
NIB. PICKWICK and NICHOLAS NICKLEBY,"
In the series, about England with Dickens"
with sketches by vanderhoof and others; When
Weeds are Green Illustrated by Mr. and Mrs.
R. Swain Clifford; Georgetown College, D. c., by
D. A. Casserly, with pictures by Blum, Shepard
and others; The Loss of the '0neida,'n by Lieut..
L. A. Ly ons, Z. s. NJ the first faithful account.
In popular form, Of the collision of the Bombay
and oneida: Richard Henry stoddard, with por-
trait; Peter the Great, fully illustrated describ-
ing Peters life in the German suburbs of Mos
COW.
Among Illustrated papers are the following:
TIE VALUE OF VIVISECTION,
by DR.. Il. c. Wood, of the University of Penn
sylvania,-a reply to the recent paper, "Does
Vivlsection Pay?' Eighteen Years Alone" an
account, stranger than fiction, of the actual
experience OF female Robinson Crusoe; Thomas
Paine and the French Revolution, by Hon. E. =.
Washourne,-an interesting contribution to
history; Over the Balkans with Gourko by Lieut..
dTeene, the U. s. Army Officer sent out to OBJ
serve the operations of the Russian army during
the late war; 1.-THE Grandssimes" is continued;
there is capital short story; DR.. Holland writes
of ''The Presidential Campaign" and there are
book reviews, accounts OF recent inventions.
ETC., etc.
Price, IS cents; for sale everywhere.
1t SCRIBNER & CO., New York.
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BITTEN IN FIGHT.-On the 25th OF Juue last.
Daniel Long ana David McCutchin had a light
on Maryland avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
AID Long claimed to have been bitten by
McCutchin on the finger OF his right hand and
on the nose. This morning McCutchin was ar
ralgned on the charge OF an assault and battery
and Long appeared with his nose and bofh
hands poulticed, accounting for the soreness of
the left hand by aying that some OF the poison
from the nose had got into 1t. The evidence
showed that the fight was commenced By Long
and that the charge was not made until the
wounds got 10 be serious. The court dismissed
the case.
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GEORGETOWN

fIEE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY
has refused to accede to the combined miners
ana ooatmen- gentleman from up the ooun-
Try says that general strike is expected
HE GRAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ruby. with
1000 bushels wheat
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
To-Day 1000 bushels wheat. with sales as fol-
lows: 2,100 bushels, at 1917; 900 bushels at
110si; so bushels, at 1111%. wv
THE Coal TRADE.-Fifteen boats left Cumber-
land Thursday with coal for Georgetown. as
IolloWs:-Borden Company, 1901 tons: Mary
land Company, ALP tons; New Central Com
pany, 22l.U4 tons; Blaen Avon, Hills tons.
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CITY ITEMS.
LoDHLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC is the especial
friend OF the ladies. Costs so cents.

LoDHLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC is the especial
friend OF the ladies. Costs so cents.
OLD SUFFERERS from chronic rheumatism. who
nave given up all hope OF being cured, are re-
quested to try Whites Pils. Only 80 cents a
box at your druggists.
No ONE WOULD THINK of feeding an infant on
beef or mutton yet the use OF farlnaceOuS foods
Is hardly less destructive to the lives Of the
little ones. Mellin's Food for infants is so pre-
pared as to be readily assimilated by the young
est child, forming the only reliable substitute
for mothers milk. Druggists and grocers sell
IL everywhere. Price, IS cents. T. Metcar IL
Co., Boston, Mass.
at $50 per month, with the very best OF every
thing the market affords, at Driver d ScOfield's
1343 Pennsylvania avenue.
DR.. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold BY all druggists. Jy31-s, m&w1m
Afflicted Try ''Dr. Swayne,s Medicines, -
DO not neglect a cough, cold, hOarseness,
sore thoat, &c. DR.. Swayne,5 Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry is a well-ldsNYn curative The
most reliable remedy for bronchitis, asthma.
all throat, breast and lung diseases, Trial bot.
ties. Csc; large, 81.
DR.; swayne's Ointment for letter, itching piles
Itching Piles. Symptoms-A moisture, IKE
Itching Piles. perspiratfon, intense itching
Itchiing Piles particularly at night. 1t never
Soiu ny urugglStS ana at SCOCC Cr0mWel'S,
wholesale agents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, complete cure to
days; all urinary COMPLAINTS 81, at druggists,
For washington at $50 Pa ave.
ROUGE ON RATs."-.Ask druggist for II. It
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 16c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
"ALDEREEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese buttermflk and sweet milk SC. per at,
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Last evening the directors f1nally determined
on holding grand picnic and barbecue on the
fair grounds on Friday, September Sd, to COM
memorate the breaking OF ground for building,
leave the first OF the week for Hartford to ar.
range for the celebrated horses Maud S. and 81.
julien to attend the trotting meeting In :the
second week from 10th to 18th OF October 1t is
also announced that number OF encouraging
letters from manufacturers outside the District
had been received and the applications for
space are mucn more numerous than those at
the last exhibition. The premium lists viii h,
ready for distribution early next week.
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TABLE LINEN.
l. NAPKINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,

Ndfh{NSy
HO USBKEEPING GOODS,
NEW FALL SUPPLIES.
UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN, all linen, IS,
so, 81 and so. ~
ELEACHED TABLE LINEN, SO 60, 65, rs. 81.
CREAM TABLE DAMAsK, 90. So, 70, ST.
ALL LINEN NAPKINS, perdozen, 81, 10, az, 81.
TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN, so 60 Is
WHITE BED SPREADS, so, rs, 81, 81
COLORED BED SPREADS, SI25, 81 So
SHEETING Cotton. ~ yards wide IS cents
NOTTINGHAMOURTAI LACE. Is, 80, 81, 80.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY AT HALF PRICE.
AT
TOWSOyS.
o36 Pennsylvania avenue, South side.
0YSOAssIMERES. for fall wear, So 81. so. g.
,nENI's CASSlMERES. for fall wear. 80, 60,
u LADIES NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. Is. IS.
BLACK SAsHMEREs. new fall supplies. all
wool, double width, As, so, co, rs.
BLACK NOHAlR ALPACAs, rs cents.
ON MONDAY,
WILL OPEN For INSPECTION
200 ROLLS OF NEW STYLES OF CARPETS,
Brussels, TwO-Plys. Three Phys. etc.
@. N. TOWSON,
086 Pa. ave., South side,
aug0 Near 7th IT. and the Center Market.
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TETTER

Treated by Half n Dozen Physicians
without Cure.
MEssRs. WEEKS L POTTER: Gentlemen
Robert Stewart has been great sufferer for years
with letter OF very aggravated form; He has re-
ceived treatment from half dozen OF the best ply
sicans in this locality with but little relief. Some
tine ago he began the nss OF the CU1IcURA RENE
ton Also relieved a rheumatic affection Of The
hip, for which he is very thankful. There other
cases in this town that can give similar testimonials
Respectfully yours,
W. V. BYARD, Druggist.
SHARON, Pa, June 10, 1879.
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CUTICURA
RESOLTENT.

Cuttcura, a Medicinal Jelly, CutIcura
Medicinal Soaps,
Are the only known remedies that will permanently
cure Humors Of the Blood and Skin, Affections Of
the Scalp with Loss of Hair, and Liver Kidney and
UInsry Disc rders caused by impure blood. OUR
CuI di, hhsoLxENT is the greatest blood purifier in
reys, and skin 1t absorbs poisons that float in the
1looa ahd nHrges them from the system. CUT1cI-
FA, MeCclnal Jelly, arrests external disease eats
away lfeless flesh and skin, anays Inflammation
l.ch:nE, and lrritatlon and heals. It is natural
soAp eleanses, heals. softens. whtens and beaIlti
hes the ekin. 1t, and the OUTICURA SHAVING
Pared from OUrICURA. wv PC
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BRIGHI"S DISEASE
Of the Kidneys Successfully Treated
With Cuticura ResOlvent.

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: fIentle,ne1a-Ia the
year 1868 was taken with attack of Kidney
Disease, and entered Bellevue Hospital for treat
ment. DR.. johnson pronounced my trouble
BrIghts Disease 1t is now eleven years since left
the hospital but partially cured during which time
have never been free from pain and Distress
although constantly using some remedies. When
beean taking the CUTICURA REsOLyENr my syr1p-
toms were severe pain in the back, great accumula-
uons OF water. legs swollen and painful so that /
cou!a scarcely walk, ting every appearance
OF dTopsy. 1t may seem miraculous, but i'm tea
GAYS use OF the REsOLvENT all these distressing
Was completely cured. DANIEL McMAHOV
zig w. EIGHTH ST., 60 Boston, May I6, 1879.
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SEE advertisement railroad stock for sale.

A USEFUL WAsHiNcToS ISvESTIoS ADoFFEs
IN NEW loRK--At q meeting OF the Board OF
Fire Commissioners IN New York Civ yes
terqay. The following resolutions was ad0ptet:
Whereas. IL appears nom The report OF the
chleI or denaT1neD1 that the portable plat
form and turntabie, furnished by Martin
CTon1n, OF Washington, ID. c.. for trial ana
llaced on hook ana ladder No ., OF this depart
Ineh'; mas oeen thoroughly and satisfactorily
teSteu. ana proved 10 answer all the require
r1entS O. The service; therefore be il
ReS05ttd. That the said CroDin portable plat
ioTm ana turnJable be approved and adopted
for use Ia this department as being the most
eXpeC1tOUS ard reliable method OF eleVatlng
ana operating ladders.
II nay be stated That the invention above re-
TERED 10. has been IL use il this District FOR
sonle tine past, and has worked IL the most
satisfactory manner: enabling a small body OF
men 10 raise eXpedlt0usly and safely long and
heavy ladders, and move them quickly 70 any
desired point The invention is so useful aud
with8l so simple IN construction that IL viii
probably oe generally adopted by the fire de-
partments IN the various cities OF the union.
ADVERTISING N THE S-AR-T0 he Editor OF
IT. S,ai:-EnclOsed please find a change in my
I'D III this ''ad9 pays As well as It's prele
ctSSor the 81 Razor "ad. y | shall be confirmed
IL my opinion that THE STAR Is the cheapest
ana best advertising medium In the United
StaU 3 as Through R0WelI 5 Advertising Agen y }
nave tired hundreds OF the best papers pub,
Ashed. OMEARAs SPORTING BAZAIR,
Boy IN BAD PKEDIC AMyNT-Nr. carnn-
pen Carrington and wife In walking from
Branchyi1le. in p. q. Co.. Nd, 10 Gen, Caring
t ton ; RESIDENCE yesterday, found boy Ia a
usul place. IL was Charley Updegraff aged Z
years who Is staying with his mother. at Mrs
Hooes. IN that LeighbOrhood and 10 CHASING a
aspoltt Win another boy got his leg In a hole IN
get IL out and In his Efforts TO release hirSe,f
nsa badly cut himself about the knee. Mr..
SttItlhgson. alss Valniy endeayoring TO release
him sent TOT aid, and by using an axe he was
nIaly released.
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Mr.. Walsh sent this letter TO Mr.. Wiley at
Aurora, Neb.: Al challenge you 10 a deathly
duel. You name place. | reserve the choice
or weapons" But Mr.. Wiley had Mr.. Walsh
arrested
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DECISION IN A LOST MONEY CAsE.-To-d day,
Justice O'Neal made a decision In the case OF
James Temple, by his father. agt. Thomas
Crawford This was an action TO recover 81
which plaintiff claims he found il market, and
which 1t Is alleged was taken from the bov by
Crawford and turned over to police officer
urday-Mr Drury for the plaintiff and Mr. Pad
gett Tor the defendant. 1t was argued that I'm
der the law all lost and abandoned property
coming In possession OF the police, should
course had been pursued with this property.
Ine justice held that this money was not
found by the police, Ior had it been abandoned
ana The complainant was entitled to the Gus.
tCdy OF it until the rightful owner came for.
ward and proved his property. The police
authorities appealed
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sPENCKRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE opens Monday,
ACsost rs, Tor reception CT students, and Mon
Gay, August 90, for instruction,
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IWPETIGO AND ECZEM4
With Loss of Hair, Cured by the Cuti.
cura Remedies.

MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen, af-
fords me pleasure to send you the following report
OF remarkable cure by your CUrIcURA RENE
DIES For two years the patient had suffered with
lnlpet9o on the face and scalp and Eczema in is
worst form on the back and shoulders. For eigh-
teen months he was under medical treatment
cured. AS the Impetiso increased in severity his
hair began to fan off rapidly. and he was fearful
began the use Of the OUIICURA REMEDIES, and BY
perseverance and the regular application of the
remedies, he is now not only cured of every phsse
Of the disease. but has better head Of hair than
eyer before. l ana, therefore, enabled by personal
observation to certify to the great curative proper
Ues OF the CUTIoURA REMEDIES in the treatment of
Skin and Scalp Diseases
Truly yours. H. HOWELL
SARNIA CANADA, Oct. IA, 1879.
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ROGERS spoons, white metal, -. g set priev,s

DYORCBD--Yesterday, In the Equity Court
Judge Hagner made decree or divorce In the
case OF Julia :. Mokle agt. James Mokle. The
parties were married IN March, 1871, her name
being Richardson, and she charged desertton in
the July following her marriage and no support
siIee.
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FREE NOVELTY PARADE!

Comprising the CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS.
having representative from every land and CLINE,
suIeroIy costumed in pure native mode, magnifi
FURNISHED Bur e. Armors hersds bearing banners high
Arms. Fsges, Ladies, Knights, Cavaliers, etc The
entire tribe of Indians, mounted on pure Indian
Ponies. " III also participate in this all earhs
panese Troupe will form component part of this
great Holiday Festival, and may be seen seated In
The only genuine Royal English Coach. The State
Carriage of Napoleon III Cages, Dens, Animal
cared Elephants, gold bound Geological Palace on
wheels, containing fierce, uutamed Lions and
by their Keepers dioranIic aud wonderful display
OF repres entative types of the animal kingdom,
SEE,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE GREATEsT SLAUGHTER
BOOTS Ind M .uor. n
Bought from the Late Bale At Boston.
INCLUDING
ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LADIES,
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
Ats CENTS PER PAIR.
ALL STYLES OF MEN AND BOYS SHOES.
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
AT THE GREAT
BOSTON sH0B AUCTION HOUSE,
40l Pennsylvania Avenue,
LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT.
tsIeS OF THE RED FLAa.)
LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
SCHOOL SHOES. SCHOOL SHOES.
Boys and Misses School Shoes cam and .hem 81
Low Prices at
TIT MARKET SPACE.
Our Misses Pebble, all leather. Button -<,,.
Boots. sizes II to 2. at 81 Is a pair. CannotfH
Our entire stock of Mems Low Shoes will be ~
sold regardless Of cost.
W. H RICH,
angl7 ~. Market Space.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
6O5 Pennsylvania Avenue.
CLOSING OUT AT PRIME COST
ALL OF OUR
MEMS FINE Low SHOES
LIGHT CONGRESS GATHERS.
AT ACTUAL COST, s..
LADIES' FINE sL 1ha RF pun ~
LIGHT RID BOOTS. A"io"i AiAS ana
Stock. -0O-A- Az, = "-'
GALL AND BE CONVINCED. WE MEAN BUSINESS.
ONE PRICE.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
JUST RECEIVED
sP1CED BROOK TROUT,
sPIoED OYSTERS. "'n e'ene"''
FRESH DEvILED CRABS,
SARATOGA CHIPS,
MORAvIAN PRETZELS.
b. W. REEDS SONS.
ang13 l218 F street northwest.
ERESH MEATS AND DRESSED
IL POULTRY
ALWAYS ON HAND.
HAN, BACON AND CORNED BEEF.
a FRESH SUPPLY OLE FRUITS AND VEGETA.
BLES RECEIVED DAILY.
FINE PRINT AND TUB BUTTER.
Everything first class, and prices reasonable At
THE PALACE MARKET,
CORNER 14TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
1e2S FRANK J. TIBBETS a CO.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Hor-
ace Johnson and Louisa Slmms; E. G. Benson
and Ella d. Lord; Charles Cross and Mary Tay-
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HoWsoS's superior ice cream quart, 4Oc.; 2.
,Qc,; .. Il; l GAL, SIPS, deld. 10 cts. plate
1lG4 18th st.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,

CUTICURA REMEDIES,
Are prepared by WEEKS h POTTER. Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston, 81
Front ST., Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill. Lon
don; and are for sale by all druggists. Price
containing two and one half times the quantity Of
Small, 81 hEsoLvENT. 81 per bottle. CuTIcURA
MEpLciNaL SHAVING Soar. Is cents Per cake; in
COLLINS
FOLTAIC PLASTERS.
instantly relieve Pairs Soreness and Weakness.
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ROYNTON'S "1ssO~ FURNACES.

ROYNTON'S "1SSO' FURNACES.
CAST OR WROUGHT IRON,
SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD,
BRICK-SET IND PORTABLE.
Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable; Geo.
nom1cal In fuel: give universal satisfaction;
have no bolted joints are free
from gases.
The most DURABLE FURNACE. the CHEAP
EST to buy. Fitted with OLINKER- CLEANING
anti friction CRATES; ASSISTING CRATES
and Ash PANS; LINED FEED-DOORS, DRAFT
hEGULAIOh. etc Have many ATTRACTIVE
adopted.
Send for circulars before purchasing Others
RICHARDSON. BOYNTON g. CO..
MANUFAOi URERS,
234 Water street, New York.
For sale by
o. G. BALL,
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FIFTY TABLE BOARDERS can be accommodated
at $50 per month, with the very best OF every
thing the market Affords at Driver 4 Scofield's,
1343 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-21
SELECTEXcURSIONTOM MA,

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CHAPEL IOINT CLUB for the .H&0A
benefit 81 the Ladies Relief Society "Ns
OF st Alcysius Parrish. Proceeds to he used for
furptthre clothing 10 the poor the coming winter
W. W. CORCORAN
The boat leaves her wharf at 10 a. M anl 4an17
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