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LOCAL NEWS.
CONDENSED Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at II o. m. and
extingutShed at 2:45 a. m.
Bishop Andrews OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who VIII make this city his official
residence, VIII not be able TO remove here until
the middle OF october. but expects to be here
on a short visit on the 10Th OF August. This
being the case, the presiding elder {Rey. i. p
BroWnl has written to him, asking him TO
preach at the Washington Grove camp ground
the second Sunday of the camp august 22d)
A patent has been issued 10 Oliver G.. Morse
or this city, for a wardrobe.
The w0rkmen on the repairs and alterations
In progress at the White House few days ago
cut Into a window which had been walled up
and In removing the bricks found the inScrip-
ton, In large letters OF red paint, William III.
stewart walled this window, 5th OF July ISI1 -
Another boat race on the AnacoStia course is
being arranged for double SOULS. It will be
under the auspices Of the Anacostia Rowing
Association. This association is not mich
known, but is doing active work. In which il
might be initiated TO advantage by the boat
clubs OF the city.
G.. A. Whitaker sends us the most convenient
deSice we have yet seen for fastening papers
together.
a cow belonging to Margaret Grady, living at
the corner OF list and o streets NV. was killed
Dy the SIX O'Clock train On the Metropolitan
raIroad, above Boundary street, yesterday.
The grand jury to-day found indictments
against ThOS- McNaly two CaSeS), violating
postal laws; Robert E. Hamilton. do; same for
gerry; w. W. Warren, obtaining money by false
prCtenc6S; and Peter Sherman. larceny.
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Gen. Garfield In wa.hinx,ou.

The throng Of visitors going to and coming
nom Gen. Garfeld's parlor last evening was in
cessant until about 10 O'Clock when he left the
house to keep an engagement. Both political
parties We're represented among the callers;
dent. '" No - p'ooi-
The complimentary banquet to Gen. Garfield
Viii take place In the large dining room at the
riggs House on Thursday evening at O'clock
A portion Of the Marine Band will play during
the repast.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE sRRgNADE TO NIGHT.
Inc National Veteran Club met last night to
CONSIDER the arrangements for the proposed
complimentary serenade to General Garfleld. ar
$50 O'Clock tonight, at the Riggs House. The
Marine band win be stationed at the north. or
n,a street 'front.' where the speaking win take
USED 10 Illuminate the surrounding streets All
tne other republican organizations will unite
WIN the Veterans In this affair, and many
speakers viii be preSent-enough to accommo-
GATE any overflow meetings. Ali republican Or
CARNATIONS viii report to the Veteran head
quarters on New York avenue. at 7:3O pm. to-
night, where Maj. M. E. Urell will receive them
and assign them to places In line. A short
march Will take place through the principal
streets 81 me Ohio state association win meet
In mont OF the i.eDroit building at O'Clock TO-
night, where all Ohi0ans are invited to meet
tneil. ihe New York republican association
VIII JON In the serenade as body. Badges will
ing. The District republican central COMMITTEES
chairman w. Il. Reed. viii participate in the
afalr. The Connecticut republican campaign
club OF 1876, recently revived, will also take a
part In the serenade. The New Jersey republi-
Gals organized new association at Grana
Army Hall last night. MI. j. s. Pate rson was
elected temporary chairman; Mr. j. Shaw sec
Tetary, and Mr.. j. w. Howell treasurer. Res E.
iutions were passed indOrsing the Chicago nomi-
nees that Jerseymen attend to-nght's ser
made ia body, and that permanent organi-
Hatlon be erected at meeting to be held on
the z4th inst.
THE SPEECHES TO NIGHT.
platform ON the g street front OF the Rjups
house was erected to-day. From this General
Garfield will respond to the serenade to be ten
dered him tonight. General Garfield will not
make long speech, but other prominent pub
lie men will make up for him. He saws he will
not have much to say, but viii have plenty OF
IriendS 10 speak for him. The speech making
Will commence at $50 O'Clock
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CUTICURA
BLOOD and SKIN REMEDIES.
From the Hon. william Taylor, Staf c
Senator OF Massachusetts,

say that an crate full, is Only polr expression If
my feelings. but it is the b. 81 W I'd eau u.s., fos
great snferer with 81 in diseases for the last twelve
Q2) years. Ny head AMI face being covered wi ID
itching Of the parts affected, and was confined to
my house for weeks at a time. My disease has b-en
physicians but doubt ever fully undersssood by
any Of th.m m; 1t was more hike a combination OF
seeking cure and in 1857 vent to Earope
consulted some Of the best physicians in London
came back to Boston. was told by many friends s
those diseases was Of the highest order) could cure
me. waited on the doctor; he prescribed for me
i.f fS1Sed his advice for six months and
physicians, ard among them DIR. -, of East
They did me 81 NO y ydad put an to
were so Intellectual that at no time did feel that
Now, about three months ago, Mr.. Meehan. a gan
ueman well known to the Boston people, called my
ICED wonderful results if would ony maze axe tra
Hs sed ms OF his With it and
and bought them and m to 10 the5
accc rdi1g to the directions. There was SO much
nn9f oage .h within TIE skin that as soon
out treaty. my ssfernss f Tor io11
coming to the surface in such large quantities
remedies was greatly encouraged by q gradual
,essenlng OF the Inflammation of number OF pal 4
followed the directions to the letter. feeling each
week nearer cure, until at the present moment
ana twelve years Of as constant suffering as was
ever endured, can say that am cured and pro
nounce my case the most remarkable on record I
have been SO elated With my success that have
stopped men on the street who were afflicted and
told them TO get the CUTlCURA REMEDIES and thew
would cure them. This is why am so grateful t.
YOU for believe them to be the best and creates At
dhcovery OF the and that they will cure All who
are suffering with these diseases. may add that
lfook no internal medicine but the CUTICITRA RI
SOLVENT. ~ AVE-
Boston, August %, 1873, AAAAoN.
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ADJUSTMENTS. Etc.

The excursion to be given by st. Tammany
Tribe, No. 10, Imp. o. R. NJ, is postponed until
further notice.
pOned until next Tuesday.
The select moonlight excursion by the S. W.
". comes OF tomorrow evening, the boat
Mary Washington leaving at $50 p. m.
Inc Jane NoSeiey excursion to Blackstone
Island comes of next Friday.
Inc ceieoration OF the Butchers Benevolent
Association at the Schuetzen Park has been
postponed until to morrow.
Inc Philharmonic Society will give grand
excursion and promenade concert on the n. w.
CoTcofan next Friday evening. There will be
excellent music and good company.
Inc departmental Half Dozen will give a
IIoohnght excursion tomorrow evening on the
odne M0seley. The boat will leave at I D. m.
Cars will be at the wharf to take excurslonists
home.
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THE COURTS.

COUNT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Harmon, Boswell & Co. srt Qar.
land; argued and submitted. The application
OF John w. McCallum for admission to the har
was referred to the committee
mission TO the bar; referred to committee on
motion OF Mr.. Browning. Washington Gas
Light Co. agt District Of Columbia: argued and
submitted. District Of Columbia agt Brooks;
do.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Cor.
yesterday, Sullivan agt- Block; report of
speclai auditor confirmed. Mitchell ACT. VII.
SOD: appearance of absent defendants ordered.
To-day, Thomas agt Taylor: 81. G. Thomas
was appointed sole trustee. Lloyd act. Roth.
well; reference to auditor. Bea1ens act.
h aa writ OF possession ordered. Fitzgerald
agt. Fitzgerald; rule on defendant ordered. Ell
hart agt. Young; property of NJ. j. Young or
dered sequestered. COburn agt Hend erson;
sale ordered. Adamantine Brick Co., agt. Wood.
Tuf on hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jadge James.
yesterday, VIM. Beckley, larceny; Jury out.
Frederick Cook, convicted Of assault with intent
70 XII; motion for new trial granted and bail
assault with intent to kill Thomas Williams. on
trial. United States agt. George Lee; motion
for new trial filed.
ct To,eay William lh1s u BeokIey larceny; jury dis
Babe Burnitt, Co.; not guilty. Moses Ross as
sault with intent to Kill; guilty of an assault:
sentence deferred. Ezekiel Williams, assault:
nolle pros.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
Yesterday, Timothy Costello, driving on pave
ment; collateral forfeited. George Ellis, driving
through a procession; S.. Daniel Freeland,
profanity: forfeited. Charles Murray and
Harry Wilson, disorderly; do. Louis Vanetta,
trespass on parks; S. Francis Williams, dis.
orderly; S or Is days. David Oliver, threats;
personal recogntzance. Margaret Brenard, as,
sault; DO. Jesse A. Kitchen, do; do. Amanda
Brent, threats; DO. Albert Christine, assault; S.
James Stewart, false pretences; grand Jury.
Samuel Lee and Emma Thomas, larceny; con
tinued. George Adams and VIM. Bruce, ARRAY;
S. each.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

STILL ON deer
(Best New York and Philadelphia Brands.)
Granulated. 10 lbs: for............ 81
standard .A"tDot of 4" or 'BS;. 10 lbs for.
GOOD White SUGAR. II lbs: for: ........... 49,.
Breakfast. .~aii srades~prices snaI.nteed s as
low as any house south Of New York.
popular prices. quality considered. Our 0ofiees
Of the finest grades that can be produced. '''''
Good Roasted Rio. lbs. Northumberland
Fare sngar Goods. guaranteed from glucose;
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. al 80
MOLASSES.
genuine article Of New Orleans always ON hand,
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
FLOUR.
nesots Patent Process; Golden Hill, family: Swiss
pE9Sess; A; b; Herrs best family; Washburn
from first hands. at lowest rates. 0rahos o
Eater fatent PROCESS Flour per sack...........s2 90
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description Just received.
e. i.
Boned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken, etc. Roast Lamb,
peer, turkey, etc. ; Genuine Westphalia Sausage,
Baked Beans, ETC.. ETC., etc, etc.
SAUCES IND PICKLES
OF al kinds, and we would name the celebrated
Pickles A full assortment
sELECTKD FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
s aokK B1TTER. No pains spared to keep up a
Queen Olives in a variety of styles-includiug
Email nottlfs at 70 cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BeST OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
PLIES generally Our facilities for buying and
treightlng are surpassed by none and we guarantee
to sell rs low az any other house in the city: as
also. to give the article. quality and quantity as
represented
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
ls not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
TELEPHONE connections.
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''RoxEY" Ross.-To-day In the Criminal Court,
Judge James, the case or Moses Ross alias
"Roxey," charged with an assault with intent
to kill Thomas Williams ON May 10th, was con-
vfcted OF a simple assault, but his counsel l. q.
Washington, asking leave TO present some esl-
dence as TO his good character his sentence was
deferred. "RoXey," IL viii be remembered, W 8
said during the trial of Bedford and Others fjr
the murder OF young Hirth to have been john
sons partner In the murder, and an effort was
made to show that ''Roxey" had run out of the
city. IL was however shown by the govern
meLt that Ross had not been out OF the city
and he was produced In court.
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POLITICS VS.. FISANCE.-Amid the hurry aud
able investments continually recurs to the mi nd
OF the fortunate owner of funds beyond the
amount OF the daily actual necessities OF life.
But how many there are who, having been for.
the cause OF charity and education and send 70
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La, or same per-
son at No. 319 Broadway, New York city two
dollars every month for the purchase of a ticket
In the grand monthly drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery Company. which takes place fnva
raDly on the second Tuesday of every month
at New Orleans, and where two dollars may
produce return OF So, 900. I
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Mrs, 8, A. Aliens
IMPROVED

WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
There is something OF regret and gloom in the
first appearance of gray hairs, our pro 5pects
are often blighted by their premature appear
ance. Mrs S. A. Aliens Improved Worlds HaJ'
Restore' happily affords safe and sure means
for restoring them again to the freshness and
beauty OF youth. Mrs. S. A. Aliens WOl'Ids
Hat RestOTe1' is the Old established standard
and reliable article known and spoken most
good thing for the hair that the most scientific
men OF the old and new world can suggest are
combined in Mrs s. A. Aliens Improved Worlds
Hotr Resto'1: 1t requires only few appllca-
tons to restore gray hairs to its youthful color
and lustrous beauty, and induce 1uxuriant
growth, and its occasional use is all that is
needed to preserve it in its highest perfection
nently removed: Sold by Druggists, sl.25 per
bottle.
From DIR. 9: ]; Belt. Baltimore, Md.
! have prescribed COiden's Ltebtgs Liquid En-
tract Of Beef and Tonic InUfgOr0tor, and cheer
fully state that it has met my most sanguine
expectations, giving to patients long enfeebled
appetite and indigestion, the needed nutrition
and nerve food. Sold by all druggists and gro
GERS. eO3
etching Piles, etching Piles"
Are very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiration. intense itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm in
bed. Do not suffer another hour and allow them
to become aggravated. S,caynes Ointment a
certain cure.
I" Skin Diseases - Swayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases ''Swayne's Ointment" e1ectually
Skin Diseases cures letter, pimples, salt rheum,
Skin Diseases disease at trtf1fng cost; at all
druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents, Washington.
SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are net admired. Il
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force. Us.
"WelsS Health ReYletcer." Greatest remedy OF
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline.
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. T., and for Washington at 4S0 Penna avenue.
"ALDERNK7 WAGONS. -Freshlalderney butte,
churDed every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
"Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per Qt.
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TIE TRIAL OF CURRIE AT MARSHALL, TEXAS
A special from Marshall, Texas, says the trial
or Currle was continued yesterday. Barrymore
testified that he did not bring money to pay for
the prosecution. Col. Whitaker, proprietor of
The hotel where the killing occurred testified to
Porter saying On his death bed. ..Oh, my Lord
why did that man want to kill me? What harm
dld 90 h1n?" Witness said Currie was nervous
after the shooting. When he saw him he had
two pistols, and reloaded In his presence and
SID, NOW let them come. They can't give me
any of their Cuff" The defence endeaVored 10
show that CulTte, who was shot In the neck six
years ago, lost control OF himself when under
the influence OF liquor, in consequence Of the
wound, which had never healed. The state rested
ITS case, with The privilege of calling Miss Cum
mings, and the defence Introduced Several Wit
nesseS who swOre to Currie's being drunk on
the day OF the murder. A deposition by [. b
Moore was submitted. He places the parties In
a dlnerent position In the lunch room, and
makes Porter and Barrymore attack Currle who
Iought In seif-deience. Cross dispositions show
L. b. Moore to be mulatto school teacher in
ne soto parish, Louisiana, born in Gonzales
county, Texas.
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A BOTTLE FROM THE MISSING ATALANTA--A
Telegram from Rockport Mass. June 18th, says:
captain Edward M1llett yesterday afternoon
picked up bottle Heating In the water about
nile OH this harbor, which contained a leaf
Ten with great apparent haste the following
april II, 1885, training-ship ATLANTA. We are
sinking In longitude go, latitude 800. ANY per-
son son nndlng thls note viii please advertise In
the dally papers. j. L. Ii UTCHINGs, Distress
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NEW TRIAIs.-Judge James, tn the Criminal
Court, yesterday granted a new trial In the
case OF Frederick Cook convicted of a deadly
assault on colored man named Alfred 2. New
Ton. The ground was the error of the court 10
charging that malice was to be inferred nom
The weapon used. BAH was fixed at 81. 500.
Yesterday, MeSsrs. Cook ana Fall the coun-
SCI LOT George Lee, convicted OF manSlaughter
In killing Francis Williams on the 3Ist OF De-
cemoer, few days since, filed In the Criminal
Court motion for new trial.
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DEEDS IN FEE have ben recorded as follows:
j. w. Pilling TO N. w. Fitzgerald, lots Q, 3,5. 6.
7: IS and Is, and parts and 4, So. Ias; S.
William Stickney ct al, trustees, TO j. A. NIL
Dim, part 9, SO, 25S; 81 100.
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BOYD. who Is to meet Hanlan on the Seekonk
next Thursday, is, like the Canadian, still
young, having been born in 1854 in the midst
He is nearly i've feet ten In height, and pulls at
about 100 pounds, or little heavier than Han.
Ian. At the age Of 20 he, with a comrade de.
feated successfully Green and Thomas and Bag.
nail and W1nSh1p, the first two in double SOULS
and the others In pair oars for s. 900 side each
race: and he also won the single-sc race in
the Thames regatta. The year following he
was stroke OF the Newcastle four that beat the
best London four on the Thames and also. with
comrade. won the pair oar. He defeated Sad
Ter twice for s., 900 side but Sadler sandWiched
victory over Boyd between these two defeats;
higgins. Elliott he has defeated twice. and
Blackman and HawdOn once EACH giving the
latter four lengths start in three miles III there
is any English oarsman fit to row Hanlan, BOYD
is the man.-N. 2. San.
JOHN KELLY ON MIR. TILDEN.-CoL VIM. Mac
Williams, OF Baltimore, In answer to an inquiry
as to the correctness OF the reports that com
promise had been agreed upon between John
Kelly and T1lden In regard to the latter's nom
inauon by the democratic party for the presi
9eney, YESTERDAY received letter from John
Kelly, saying: 'that the statement copied and
published in the Baltimore Sun has no founda-
ton In fact. l have made no compromise with
Mr.. Illden nor with any one else on his ac-
count. am opposing Mr.. Ttlden on principle
and shall continue to oppose him politically
until the democratic national convention makes
their choice OF the nominees, and should they
choose Mr.. Tflden. l Will not support him.
nave made this statement time and again and
there should be no misunderstanding Of my po-
sit1on. Our people do not intend to propose any
candidate. ItW0uld be unWiSe and inJudicious
for US to do SO. The choice of the convention
Will be our choice, except In the single instance
or T1lden. He and his friends have tried to
destroy our organization, and for no other cause
except That we would not favor him. We can't
anord 10 support any man who will carry his
preJu01ceS so far
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UTIOURA REMEDIES
For all Humors of the Blood.

,CUT1CURA REsoLvENr purifes the blood. through
the bow els, liver, kidneys and skin. OUTICURA, Q
Medicinal Jelly. removes dead hesh snd skin, rem
GERS healthy ulcers and old sores. allays inamma-
CUTicURa HEpicINAI. TOILET soar restores SSita.
ness and beautifes the skin. CUrICURA SHAVING
SOAR is the only medicinal soap expressly prepared
for shaving.
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WASHINGTON GROfE CAMP GR0CND,-PreSt-
dent Thomas p. Morgan, OF the Washington
Grove Camp Meeting Association, has MADE
7'~~~ round -
s~-Ncsfsi w s3iis S-1SOI u
look after tine interests OF TIE association. Pre-
parationS have already been commenced by t1e
owners OF lots on which Improvements have
been made to add new accommodations TO their
cottage homes, beaUtify and adorn them gener-
ally, and IL Is probable that several new cot
tages VIII be erected before the opening OF the
camp meeting season IN August next The per.
fectly secure and pleasant surroundings of these
camp grounds for summer dOmicileS Is attract
ing the attention OF many church going people
IN that direction.
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CITY ITEMS.

LoDILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures headache
In ito 20 minutes. Try it.
TIE question OF proper food for infants in
terests all mothers, especially those unable to
nurse their offspring. Meltin'S Food for Infants
possesses all the requisites as a substitute for
mothers milk, and Is highly commended by the
medical faculty OF both Europe and America
All druggists and grOcers have 1t. Price, IS cts
q. METCALF q Co. Boston. Mass.
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MEMBERS AND SENATORS should call on A.
SakS & Co. and complete their outfits before
leaving the city. Their number Is 3l6 7th st.
Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-16

TIE Picnic for ST. Teresas Church, Union
town, has been postponed until Thursday, l7th,
or TILL next fair day.
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statement Sixteen Months Later.
IN answer to many inquiries. desire to say that
sta.eGsGt; that my cure has proved permanent
ana my general health perfect. have nothing to
retract. but much to add in grateful praise of tn
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
VIM. TAYLOR.
Boston, Jan. ], 1850.
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BRACELETS, gold filled, chased all around,
chains, cross and heart charms, $40, at Prigga-
AGrt,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
A. Whitlow and Annie P. Wilkerson: William
w. Marshall and Annie Tyler, both of Union.
town, ID. c.; William II. Johnson and Mary j.
RodebanSh; William r. Chipley and Annie
Halter; s. E. woodward and Marion NJ Thorn:
CephaS Trfplett and Marion Church; Carl HuS5
and Christina Heinrich (of Baltimorel; James
+. washington and Annie Virginia Smith.
THE EXCURSION OF the Columbian Club has
been postponed from tonight until some night
to be DESIGNATED hereaf -
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4 POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton sti eet, Bo.t0n, Il Front street, Toronto Ont
druggists. Price Of CUTIouRA, small boxes 80
cents; large boxes. containing two and one-half
tin ca the quantity OF the small 81; REsoLyENT
81 PER bottle; cuTIcURA MEDIs ISAL ToILErSoAP,
rs cents Ter cake; CUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
soar, ID cents per cake, and Ii bars for BARRIERS
and large consumers, 5a cents. jel6
WAVES, WAVES, WAVES,
Ana pEMoNGEo1's XNREGsIAL. sis 9Th e.,
oppCsite E.R HotsGt Q&cA snAE6
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GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION

- 1H L!t = iAFkI4 POINT Club
To GLIMOST. for the beperf ~ eRNk4-N
the poer. MONDAY JUNE 2Isr' on re<zzzzzaaxs1D
Dew steamer, ARRowsNIrH Boat Leaves Farry
wharf al a. m, and 6 n m. Comr1it,aa. A "a
ColIes, 1. A. Rover, J. J. Fuller, ID. Connell ID.
G, MctIivern, B. Roth James Becker D
Tickets, 80 CENTS
Children under 3 years free ,a1lc.
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ZINE MAYUNE GUNPOWDEB TEA,
80 GENTS PER LIB.
Best Government Java COFFEE. Roasted. IS cts.
Best Flo COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts per lib.
Swiss Process FLOUR, 81. Is per u Dbl.
NEW YORK TEA COMPANY:
Cor. 9TH and X SITS.
ap2S-Sm WMs III. SPIGNUL a CO.
EIRsT PREMIUM
Awarded at the National Fair over all other Compel
itors
TO CERES,
The hnndsomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the
United States.
A very superior Minnesota Psteut.
STERLING'S st. LOUIS FANCY,
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL,
The Standard Family Flour Of the District.
For sale by every class Grocer.
WHOLEsALE DEPOT:
Corner LIST 1t. and Indiana ave.
spl2 VIM. M. GAIT 4 co.