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Out Of Door sports.
The ANACOsTIA sCULLING RAGE,


The double sculing race over the AnacOstia
course last evening was witnessed by a large
crowd Of people. The course was 20 miles, Tie
following we're the boats and crews, there being
four starters: Ida-NichOlson and Venable;
Daisy MiNer-Mansfield and Lewis; Ada-Robey
and McDermOtt; and Alta-Smith and Hurley
Inc start was made at i:05, RObey and McDer-
mott getting slight advantage. This they To-
creased rapidly, and they soon had the whole
thing In their hands. They won by about 100
yards In u minutes, 100 yards ahead OF Nichol-
son ana Venable. who came In in 2l:40, Lewis
and Mansfield Smith and Hurley sailors from
the yard) followed third and fourth. John Wor-
than was referee. The winners got a purse OF
$50.
THE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.
telegram from Wimbledon, duly ~. saws:
Arrangements for the Anglo American rifle
match are rather In allegiance as the British
ASSOCIATION sun hope that the American asso
ior Tie Alexandria prize 500 yards, Martini
Henry rifles. highest possible score IS, Hyde
mace "a. jackson 20. FarroW 22, Fisher II. In
the shooting for the Alfred prize this morning
jackson scored % and Fisher 2S. In the rife
" St. Leeer7 competition, 800 yards. shot with
match rifles. Hyde scored As and Jackson 50.
The highest possible score is so. so that jack
son is tie best so far. Ia the Curtis aud Hlr-
vey prize competition. 900 yards, Rstht,5ne
mace 50 out OF possible So. III the cJnpatl
ton for the lialford prize, 1000 yards. Jackson
made As, Hyde As and Fisher ~. The highest
possible score is so.
EAnaicuaS Uhh3I
TIE first meeting of the Saratoga Racing As.
socIaI!on begins at Saratoga, n. Y, July nth
arg y II! conclude July 31st, during which there
will lie seven days OF racine ne second meet
ing commences August 5th and ends August
Zlst. during Which there Will be eight days of
racing. There will be an extra meeting. com
menciDg Tuesday, Aug. 81, for which I'VE sweep
stakes were opened. and watch closed On Satur-
Gay last. There are now about 300 racers stabbed
at saratoga, who are TO compete for tie
S5O,G00 which is offered il purses and added
money 10 the stakes for the season. Among
the horses declared to run for one or more events
are such good ones as Luke Blackburn, Fern
ellie, Report, Oden, Grenada, Harold, Monitor
Glide1a, By; and-by, Ameolus, Voiturpo, Frank
ill., Goodnight, Eunice, Jericho, Bramble, Long
Taw, Lottery, Brambaletta, Bride Cake, Cod
Bug and others nearly as good. The race for
the KenIerS stakes. TO be run August 18th, viii
be ole CT the richest events OF the year. as the
value TO the winner will be over s., 900, I'D
which is now considered al the mercy OF III e
Blackburn,
BASE BALL.
The base ball games yesterday were as fol
lows: At Albany, AloanyS 3. Providence s; a;
Rochester, kochesters 4, Buffalos 3.
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BEEEDTCTINE MALT WINE BsER.-Flnley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.

Two MEN ASSAULT A STREET CAR CoSDCC-
ToR.-There was quite contraction among the
passengers on car No 3. or the W. and q. rail-
road While on IT'S way 10 Georgetown yesterday
afternoon on account OF two men attacking the
coLCuctoT. IL appears that last winter Robert
STCrd and EOteft D0ugherty ,bricklaYer5 in the
employ neBt Of the company. had Slight diff
Gu y With the conductor, Marion II. Keys.
Since then they have threatened 10 whip hin.
yesterday morning they told other parties On
TIE road that they would Whip him before
Light. About quarter past two O'Clock p. 10.
they got on the car going towards Georgetown
and passed out TO the front platform and liz
formed the driver, III. A. kiSner, that they
would whip the conductor before they got Off
for he had caused their discharge nom work on
tie lew stables at the wharf. When they
reached goth street DougheTty went 10 the rear
platform ana attacked the conductor, and
when the driver came 10 his assistance Swords
Struck him. Officer LumbaTdy arrested the
parties and this morning IN the Police Court
They were tried and each sent to jau for siy
months,
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IT is VERY FUNNY that the coun try mosaui-
tees get such early information OF the coming OF
the bOarder from the city. The farmer his wife.
children and friends Will swear before you leave
home that there is not a mosquito within six
Ellles OF me place, and when you get there and
meet big fellow with his whistle undar bis
wing, all ready for little blood, the farmer viii
say: Now, that's funny; we haint seen a mos
quito before this season. You must have
brought EN- with yOu."-BOStOn G.obe.
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The JoNADABs LAW SUIT. - In the case OF
Nelson at al representing the order OF sons OF
Jonadab) agt. Mayne ct al; (who claim 70 be
The Incorporated Sons or Jonadab-bill for in
junction 10 prevent the defendants from using
Inc name, 6c--thc respondents have filed de-
nOrrer 10 the DILL. The grounds OF the demur-
lei ana that or the bill Is muItifariouS; that IL
Gees hot show that the compartments are the
Parties 10 ask relief; that the bill and exhibits
Low defendants 10 be a body corporate and
Trey are sued as individuals; that the bill is
'. q OF grounds for equitable relief, and co n
Ilainants have plain, adequate and complete
n IuedY ar law
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REAL ESTATE SALES-ThOmaS Bowling. auc.
tioLeer, sold yesterday afternoon for James a.
TAFT, trustee all of lot II and part OF lot I. 10
square $50. with the improvements loo lted on
The west side OF New jersey avenue Detwe n
u and & streets Sc, 10 III. s. Bundy for Sc. 100
DuIcanSon Bros, sold yesterday afternoon
for John JOY Edison and Charles z. Fraser, trus-
tees, lot Nc.1 In mans subdiv ST m OF dig nal
lots and 5 In square No. sS3, having a front
en- ii street OF II feet inches, with depth on
ON street D.e., or so feet. improved by a two,
story brick dwelling and store for 1915 TO ]. A.
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THREE BOYS INJCRED WHILE AT PLAYA
boy named Charles A. Go0dacre, while playing
at the BabcOck Lake yesterday, fell against 2
TCck and Gi>lOcated his arm. lie vas removed
TO the army dispeDSary. and attended by DrS.
Lawrence and Barnes, after which. he was re-
moved to his home, No. 1920 G. street northwest.
Yesterday, Frank TOlbeTt, white boy
while playing around house which Mr.. Gala
man was moving on Massachusetts, avenue. near
9Th street cast, had hts hand caught under
roller, and II was badly mashed. "A e0lOTet
boy, John BTOckenbury, playing around an Old
stable on VI street between 9th and eth SOUTH
cast, yesterday, waS badly hurt by large door
falling on him. lie was taken to his home. 1910
9Th street southeast, and attended by DR.. Hager
and subsequently sent 70 the Asylum Hospital,
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CITY ITEMS.
| ONLY so cents per bottle for Lodille's Head
! ache Specific. Cures almost Instantly.

ONLY so cents per bottle for Lodtue's Head
ache Specific. Cures almost instantly.
NOTHING CAN EXCEED the folly and stupidity
of those who submit TO the pangs OF the various
forms and complications OF rheumatism and
govt. by which they are tortured and disabled.
when they can, by one or two applications OF
Giles Lifslnleat IOdide Ammonia, obtain fnStaD-
taneous and permanent relief.
Giles PITS cure headache.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES.
80 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size, Is cents
''Save Your Hair.'' keep It Beautiful
LONDON Hair Restorer' Insures new growth.
London Hair Restorern Restores the color.
LONDON HAIR ReStorer" Exquisite dressing.
LONDON HAIR ReStorer." The only cleanly and
london Hair Restorer." effectual hair ReStorer
"LondOn Hair ReStOrer." In the market Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxi-
Gus or unpleasant doors Price 75c. at all
druggists.
stoft Cromwell. wholesale agents. WASH
1ngton.
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ore and Ohio Depot. corner New
,rsey Avenue and c street.
SUITS.

FLANNEL, Blue and Gray, for ladies' and Gents
Bathing Suits.
Light Weight. Medium Weight and Heavy,
AT TOWsON'S.
Children's ENGLISH HOSE, tno seams). plain
- cOlorr, Is cts pair.
QUO. SUMNER SILKS now 81 cts.
TABLE LINENS 25, 80, 81, SO cts.
Remnants of l2x ct. LAWNS now 6A cts.
2H yards-wide sHEETING COTTON now 23, Is
and so cts.
~ ct. LAWNS now 8 cts.
10 CT LAWNS very fine, now IL cts.
PARASOLS, Al silk, 81, 81: so, 50; large sizes.
STRAW MATING. II. IL, l8 cts, below cost to
lake room for our
NEW STOCK OF CARPETS.
v1qsT W4s4 LAWN. INDIA LINEN. DOTTED
All wool BLACK 0AsHMEREs. very wide, As, so.
IS. go, as, 81, 81.
80 Ct. LINEN LAWNS now 10 cts.
G. M. TOWSON,
ESQ Pa. ave.. South side,
ylO Near 7th Of. NV.
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AN ABoRTIONIST SENTENcED,-Annie Norris
allaS Madame Romaide, wife OF Policeman jas.
Norris, OF New York. convicted of abortion GU
Maud Bishop, OF Prince Edwards Island. was
yesterday sentenced In New York to the peni-
Tertiary for three years.
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"RoUGH ON RATs'-Ask druggist for 1t. 1t
clears out rats mice, reaches, bed-bugA 15c.
g COX; for Washington at ss0 Pa ayenue
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A BLAZER.--The thermometer in the bust.
ness 0ff1ce OF THE STAR,-which Is somewhat
exposed to reflected eat,-registered to-day as
follows: 10 am, 92o; II am, $780, IL m, 95h o;
pm, $3.50; Use pm, go; pm, $50; pm,
s9s.
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ACCIDENT TO MINISTER'S FAM1LY.-The wife
and two children OF Rev. DR.. Richardson, pastor
OF the Fourth Presbyterian church OF Trenton,
n. j., were thrown from a carriage by run,
away team, Sunday, near Pennington. n. J.
The children we're slightly hurt, but Mrs. Rich
arson was dragged about quarter OF a mile
and dangerously injured
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
beI}- can't and Mamie Paine; Isaac Williams
a. Annie Weems, j. j. Cockrell OF Prince
NiiLam Co, Va, and Cora L bearing. of Rap
PahahIock CO., Va, Cowpson Burrows AMI
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HORRIBLE DEATH OF A SCHOOL BOY.-At AlIar-
burg. Ont, Sunday, Chas. Ware. aged years
enter. q the school-house through a window to
!el dow On him. He was found three hours
afterWard suspended from the window by the
neck dead.
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REMEMRER THE THIRD ANNUAl

Id EXCU nSION Of the YOUNG -s
msN GAf fssSftAf paGRe SF x rkls e
given az MAR HALL HALL, on THURSDAY.
JULY 18th, 1880. The safe and commodious
steamer W. W. CORCORAN VIII leave foot Of High
st. at a. N. SHARP, and 7th-st. wharf, Washing
ton at 10 Second trip from 18th st. wharf at 8
p. N. Tickets, 50 cents; Children under u. q
cpDte iV3-9t
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DOToMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring a delightful change from the de-
pressing hest Of the city, CAR enjoy ,n-h
hour end hRlfs ride on the PotO- t-----f.s.-.-3S
mac rivtr 10 Alexandria and return,
any DAY during the week, for IS cents, or 10 tickets
for so cents, the Ferry Boats; children under 10
years of age free. Tie Beats cave Washington
daily for tlexandris fIlo--r- & 20, 80, $3.50,
80. 10 80. IL 30 III, 80, 80,
ADO, 5 30 Is 80 anu 10 y. III. The trips at 80,
s 80 and 6 80, p. are especially reireshns and
invgorati-s. Je3O-ln
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0S The Rev. Charles Beck, OF Bellaire, Ohio,
has been depOSed for Mendacity and drunken
ness.
sST Two Italians had a violent quarrel at
omaha. but made up their difference. and went
to saloon for drink OF peace. While drink
Ing, one exclaimed: 81 shall kill you after ALL y
and stabbed him mortally.
re-" Satan died here" reads a Pittsburg sign.
but 1t was not till an astute Allegheny Dutch
man inquired when he died there that the PEG :
PIE UNDERSTOOD that they could get satin died.
sE-Asa C. Berry, one of the best known cir.
Gus men In the United States died at Brewsters.
New York, few days ago. -
Drivers OF street cars In Savannah are not
al!O"ed 10 take more than twenty five passen-
gers.
TS-Two velocipedists beat a railroad train
near Havre France, In ten-mile race
RS The anniversary OF the battle OF The BOVINE
was quietly celebrated In Ireland and Canais
yesterday.
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churned every morning, and delivered In q lbs.
ward" prints, 3Oc. per 10. Also cottage
cheese, outteTmilk and sweet milk SC. per at.
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DR.. TANNERS FAsT.-At two O'Clock yester
day afternoon, DR.. Tanner, who continues his
fasting experiment In New York, was sleeping
quietly: Physicians report his condition good
he had dozed nearly all day and taken no
lqG1d. He has received a telegram from per-
Ing match which is simply hoax. DR.. Tanner
completed the fourteenth day Of his fast at 1880
O'Clock last night. He has thus far lost Az
pounds. 1t is thought be Is somewhat weaker
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BENEDTCTINE malt wine beer. Finley Koch
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. 2W
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"BUcHUPABIA"-Quick, complete cure to s
DAYS all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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Picnics. Excursions, &c.

A family festival for the beneft OF st. Joseph s
Male orphan Asylum Will be held at me
SChuetZen Park next Thursday.
Plants third annual moonlight excursion to
Glymont Will be given next Friday evening Ga
the ": ": C0reQran.
The cehsus aAuintrators give their select and
enjoyable excursion to Marshall Hall next
Friday evening on the j. ". Thompson. The
beat VIII leave at D. N. and return at L.
The T. b. s. Club give their moonlight excur-
sion to Marshall Hall this evening on the Coro0-
ran, leaving at $50 ?. m. This is the only ex-
curson party allow ed TO land at Marshall II all
tonight.
The Arrowsmith will leave High street wharf,
Georgetown, tomorrow at a. III. and 9th street
wharf at S a. m. for Blackstone Island, With
the family excursion given by Excelsior Tent
No. A. l. o. X.
Tie postponed excursion of ST. Tammauy
Tribe No: 10, l. .. K NJ, comes off tomorrow
The j. w. Thompson Will make two trips
10 Marshall Hall-S:30 a. m, returning at p. ~.
and at $50 m, returning at ~ m.
The Mary Washington leaves at 3 a. N. TO-
morrow fOr Occoquan Falls.
The third annual excursion Of the Young
Mems Association Ct Trinity Catholic Church
gees 10 Marshall Hall next Thursday.
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How TO DETECT IMPURE DRINKING WATER BY
THE SMEIL.-Health Ofticer TownShend was In
receipt TO day OF letter from Senator Holm +
Ingalls, OF Achison, Kansas In which he states
that he has noticed in the papers some reports
about the well water In Washington. and asks
Tor some simple method Of detecting Impurities
In well water. as he would like to subject water
In his vicinity TO some test, adding that the
mortality there this season especially among
the young. is very great. Health O1eer Town.
shend In reply states that the best way is TO
have scientific analysis, but 1.-THE most rou ia
and Ieady way that has been employed for as
certain1Lg whether or not water is polluted
with organic matter is TO partly NIL clean
bottle with sample of 1t, and then having vlo-
lently shaken the same to take a hearty sniT
OF the air of the bottle which has been agitated
with the water. IL the air smells sweet aad
fresh the absence OF an injurious amount of
organic matter is inferred, and ctCe rersd IC Is
very easy thus TO distinguish between river
water and spring water; and very impure
water which may exhibit no fault to the eye,
may frequently disclose to the olfactory nerves
the fact OF It's pollution. II no smell is 90.
served In this manner, some may be observed
on gently warming the water, and II none
then, the addition Of q few grains Of caustic
potash may render 1t apparent"
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CONGREss HALL, Cape May, sets a table OF
particular excellence.
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SUSPENSION OF SENTENCE.-Samuel F. Bow
les. ex-county engineer, who was convicted at
Cincinnati last week of forging county bonds.
was yesterday sentenced to ten years in the
penftentlary. The sentence was suspended for
sixty days TO allow time for an application for a
WRIT OF error
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BENEpICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch,
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. CIV
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~TANTFp-OLD GOLD and SILVER, in largo
w or small quantities. Highest cash price pa1d.
sSl Penss ave. befWeep 50 AZ sss. mars
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ExCCt.SIONS ON STEAMER MARY
III WASHINGTON

EXCURSIONS ON STEAMER MARY
Ia WASHINGTON
TO OCCOQUAN FALLS
Every Monday. Wednesd. and Fri tH-h
day durir the season. Music, -
Hound tip, 25c. Dancing Leave
her wharf at q. N. returning at Pm
ON SUNDAY TO oCCOQUAN FALLS.
Leave her wharf at 900 4. IA. returning at 80
Round trip, 50 cents.
TO MT VERNON SPRINGS
Every Saturday during the season. Music. Dan,
chg Leave her wharf at y 80 a. m, returntns a.
4p m. Round trip, 10 cents leS0-2m
IlOR BOSTON. nAsS..VIA NORFOLK.
II Tie Steamship JOHNS HOP, 9E|h
KINs Cart. VIM. A. Hailetf, vii sail -ss..@sa@ x
from Baltimore THURSDAY. July -,
10 at pm Fare to Boston. including meals and
state-roon- berth, AND AN EXCURSION FhOM
NORFOl TO FOR RESS MONROE Ok OCEAN
So. ROUND TRIP. $50. For Freight or PASSAGE
Apply Al. HIGGINS. Agt
je29-3m Boston Wharf. Baltimore:
0nc. MOONLIGHT EXCuHSI0Ns.O0
ZU Steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,, ~
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and sgESh
nasfsys and Marshall Han Fridays.
steamer leaves Potomac Ferry whsf I:I5 Pm
returning ii 80 pm. Dancing down ann pach'
Round trip. 30 cts. geLz -ow
U,uE TIVOLI PARK.
FORMERLY G1ESBORD.
IL NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for P.cnics az
Excursions. The pleasaptest summer i res So -
eysTy half hour and be&utiful drive by road ~
TO tie Park. First-cass sccomI1od ?. -
cy prices; also, fine stsbang accom- ioh
horses. hion0-' pronrietor
jeS-2m
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SETTLING A FAMILY EsTATE.-To-day Mr.. H.
!; WlsWail, 1or Juiia A. Cross and IA Others
filed bill against Sarah A. Barker for parti
ton of real estate known as S22 2Oth street
northwest. The bill states that Chester Hines
was seized OF said property; that said Christian
OF said lot to Abraham Hines; that Matthew
Hines died In 1868 and his interest passed to
Christian Hines, who died in 1874, leaving no
children,
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY CO. Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
IN PUBLIC AT CONVICTION. KY, ON WED
NESDAY,
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Il Jonadah, Of Maryland. g. -s,s;r.7sz,z1
to Byrne's Island, CHarper't li<4 - Mffcse-
Ferry, will tske rlaceEx,z 80
II uHRsb,AY. July 18th Trains leave D. & o. do
pot, asiilngton az 80 q. m. returning leave tina
Island at 80 N. Round trip, 81. IS. All Jopa-
cabs tpd the public invited. day Of purest pleas
ure luaran teed to al who 30. Every arrangement
for the comfort of ladies' and cbildrrrn. IYIO.
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GRAND rrooNLI6HT EXCURSION,

Ugiven by the L. Il. &. CLUB
BAY "a YMA 9FsH is+H Hs Steamer TUES lS a
W. CORCORAN" will leave at Z: 80 10 m. TicEefs1
admitting sentema aud lady. rs cents; single
tickets, 60 cents The above association is the only
party allowed 10 land at Marshall Hall the 18th
1yS-sts GEO w RAIiER
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IL LY EXCU RsION to Blackiston Island Jalv
l4tb, 1886. on ,he safe and commodi- 60
Gus steamer 7. Y. Arrovsmith To be E-aa5h -
gwen by the original Excelsior Tent s6
No. AZ, /. .. Il. Steamef leaves High ST. wharf
Georget. WI, m. ST arp, and 9Th st. wharf 4 a m
giving 5honrs for dshinT, Grabbing and bathing and
artiyins at Washington 10 30 p. m. Tickets soc;
Children between and II years. 25c. Tickets linn
i'ed to 500, Oysters roasted st Island. Tickets AZ
Duckett's drug store. 22d and Pa ave. iN7.ftt
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RAND ANNUAL FAMILY EXCUa-

'hIUN. The postponed EXCURSION 49,.
If st. TsnmLny Tribe No. Is, IS.esShN
Improved @. z. NJ; will take place
two trips to Marshall Hall, 80 M. returning at
p m, ard at 30 = m. returning at II m. Tie
Eets &c. for sale at Moore's No. 500 9Th ST. n w.
J. T. Mornings, cor. It'll and H st. NV jos. W.
Sfare, cor n J ave. and ID st: s., end the men,
l4th June good for this occasion.
1fstorio's celebrated string band has been reen-
RaRed i,tTf
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TO ALL THE ENUMERATED.
GRAND EVENING EXCURSION 5laa..---is
OF TIE A~---12-z
otNsUS ENrMFRATORS' ASSOCIATION OF
1HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
MARSHALL HALL,
FRlBkY ENESiNt., July lfTH 1ssO
On the Steamer JOHN W. THOMpSDS
Tickets, admitting gentleman ana lady IS canta-
addltioral lady. % cents.
Bea leaves ith street wharf at 6 y. m. returninr
leaves Iarshall n ali at u.
Cars viii be at the wharf to conway exenrsio,,is.s
TO al sections Of the city
j. TYLER POWELL.
Master OF Ceramonies
NM- =. DuLIN,
iyl2-4t Charm an Com of Arrangsments
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CkIN1N4L CUUKT-JNUge JuNleS.
yesterday, James Cavanaugh, unlicense(
produce dealer; verdict guilty. John O'Brien
unlicensed bar; nolle pros. Catherine Bailey
same OGenSe: on trial