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ICE-CREAM FOR SUNDAYS DINNER.-PIzziNr
Is prepared 10 furnish you with some Of his supe-
ror ICE. CREAMS OF auy flavor. Leave your orders
early to-day.
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LEVY BROTHERS

KEEP COOL BY GETTING SOME or PrzzISrS
Tlr-CREAHS.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Board per day. according 10 location Of room
aud number Of persons IN same, Sl.5O 10 500;
per weeE. 80 70 sll; per month, $50 10 $40.
spscal contracts with families and parties number
INK OVER seven persons at less rates. ROund-triD
tickets from Richmond 10 Orkney over Chesapeake
aud OHIO railroad, good III &C 0bei St. sl4:
JONES 4 PARKER.
a. prODrletOrs.
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UAEu ENTS.

DAS E-B a l. l..
RED STOCKINGS, OF MANCHESTER
VERSUS
TIE CAPITAL CITY. OF WAshiN9ioNs
at Baseball PARK.
rms frr,a,yl EVENING a. ~ o'eloes.
Admission, - eeols.
SATURDAY EVENING, July lorH'
THE RICHMOND CLUB
AND
THE CAPITAL CITY,
a, The same place. at ~ O'Clock. Admission :"
cents. ----
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Mrs. GENERAL j. L Il. STUART, PRINCIPAL,
liceq ly full corps of efficient Teachers The ses-
siou begins SEPTEMBER 18TH and continues
Nlne onihs. The expense of board. &c, with .
liberal course Including Music and Languages, need
not exceed 1890. For particulars apply 10 the
fv 2.Dn PRINCIPAL.
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TTARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN 2OrnJUNE

on the hcsapeake and Ohio railroad fifteen
miles veal of SiauuiOn, ears stopping at the door.
FNreilent walter. grand scenry, and good fare.
Usual amusements. Board: 25 per month Of thir-
iy tays.S ~ ptr week. and ALSO per day. Children
under twelve years aud servants halt- price. Bath
ing boz healBg water Prsii'. l.. < VI. BUkkUSS,
Prop, ,etOrs. g., W. LACKEY. Manager te l4-lm
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE.

MISS SARAH y. RANDOLPH, Of Edge Hi,
Virginia. Prinupal. This well-knOwn School for
Young Ladies ann Children will open SEPTEMBER
18Th IL oilers unusual facilities Tor finished ecu-
eaton. For Circulars. address the Principal, Pa
Vap-co Institute. Eilic0tt city, Md. j. l5-lm
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y Z I IL + L

u L I ii + l.
MA5oR A. c. s,iITH,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Bethel Academy POst-ofhce,
~ s.2w Fauquirr county, Va
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NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dr. Tut
Dear Sir.-FoT ten wears have been martyr 70
Dyspepsia, Constipation and fhes. ias' spring
=, r,,l. ver, recon nrndsd; l used them. ! am
r,~ 8, vel man: have good appetite, digestion per-
e., r,snlSr siools. piles gone. aud have gained
for., pounds OF ac.h. They arc worth their weight
-, 81 Rsv. Il. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisville, nv.
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having determined to close out their stock Of

having determined to close out their stock Of
LINEN AND LAWN SUITS,
have marked them AZ prices 10 which the attention.
stances they are to be sold at tss than the cost OF
the material. Great bargains are also offered In
LADIES' ULsTERs and in TRUNKS Of every de-
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8itllmond 1ispatth.

Entered at the Post.ofnce at Richmond, Va. as
secnnd-class matter.l
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SUM MER RESURTS.
CEAsIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.

SCRF-BATHING, FISHING. .SNIPE-SHOOTING
This HOTEL IS reopened for the reception Of
visitors. Terms: az per day, sl2 per week, S35
Der month Route from Norfolk or old Point by
siestner Banks 10 CherryslOne every Monday,
Wennesday, and Friday. SPADY = COBB,
y 2.Ims PrODrietOrs.
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ORANGES, BANANAS, and PEACHES at Pizzr
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CHOCOLATE fCE.CBEAM At PIZZINrs.
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They iacrease the appetite and cause the body TO
take on nesh; thus The system nourished. and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
STOOLS are produced.
Price 20 cents. 80 MURRAY sIkEti'
NV 9a-eodtAu2O New York.
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OUR LAST EFFORT

TO CLOSE OUT STOCK
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ELECTION or TEACHERS.

ELECTION or TEACHERS.
The Board next proceeded to the election
of teachers. The following were selected: ::
W. f. Fox, J. II. Cunningham, George k.
Pace. William Il. McGllvrav, 5. I. Pendle-
ton. J. 2. Thomas, Il. W. Cone, /. +.
Crump. X. G.. Carlton, r. W. Floufnoy, NJ.
Z. knowles, principals; l.. =. Hulcc, A.
+. Hicks, NJ. l.. W. Jones, Ella NJ. Garnett,
/. :. Cosby, Ella V. Shell, NJ. ID. Sheil. l..
n Bagby, c. c. Morton, Julia f Whiting,
n. NJ. Laube, V. T. Sutton, Il. V. farls,
r.. s. neiss, c. T. Bartkowski, VI.
Ezekiel. NJ. Bagby, NJ. krausSe, h.
NJ Rosene, &. +. McKim, L. 4. Hoekaday'
n. NJ. Chappell. f. II. Brown, h; V: bracs-
ett. /. NJ. Pemberton, \. Newell, j. Rich
ardson, NJ. A. peasants. l.. A. w. WiIKm
son. Indie Turner, L. Emmenhauser. T.: v
sayilIe. r. A. Apperson, \. Mott. IL. Cra-
ver. F. G. Stagg. Z. :. Taylor, 5. X. MOTIFS
r Hutcheson, a. Leigh. j. II. Wigles-
worth. B. l.. Crew. l.. Dixon, A. PieasanIs'
/. NJ. Hicks. b. Waltbsll, l.. NJ: Duke, T.
r. Bo,t, A. E. Moon, l.. A: Folks, ). r.
W;,chelI. A. W. Rogers. NJ. }. Tomp'
tins A. f. Featherstone. /. M. ony'
DER der A. J. Gaskins, N. ', Vaughan
r NJ. Biniord, NJ. l.. Alley, a, "
Cone. l.. +. Dolan, Il. IL: klenaIason' ,,, -
r. Robins. NJ. A. Fulton, Il. ONeil,' r.
II New. E. X. Murray, j. L. Read, >. T.
Ramos. William II. Taylor, L. L. Pecor' ~
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rTUTI'S HA1R.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
L WutSKrns changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by 4
> Sngle Application Of this DYE. II mrariSa Naiu-
"a olor sciS iuslsnianeously. sold by druggists
or sent by Xprtss on receipt OF 81.
OFFlCE. 50 MCRRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
lmN .o.fOdi An2Ol
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PORTLAND CRY HOMESTEAD.

The land IN this enterprise lies adjoining city
only from 20 fifteen minutes walk the Court
HGgic and les lance t9gn hat from one OF the best
oSE THOUSAND TwENrY-FoUs LOIS,
Fifty by one hundred feet i'm size, with streets sixty feet
PRICE
All lots viii Dee sold Tor 500 payable instanens
interest will be charged ana good and sufficient Bond Tor
e mend VII VI b be & yen SP2n j9s & S Of The n ~ @
,tlllment, both without expense 10 the purchaser.
To PURCHASERS
Those finding convcncnt make their payments
when due Will De granted twenty days grace which
every possible opportunity keep up their payments.
iosgc Mil be- entitled Ito to rducon % @ OF o G one e eSeb o o
or s. on each so paid in As the
ROAD To WEALTH
Is the certain and rapid through real
ments this enterprise offers far morc inducements the
and payments within the reach of ALL DO let
pendent Many Gf You Who i've in ' rented 1 So pr more more
every year for rent than would purchase lot and build
cxacting landlords, and i'm truth have place home
DoN'r FORGET
That many years ago lots I'm san Fran
cisco sold for am 81 gold dust and that they
cago Of The best business lots were once traded for
pair OF old boots How often is the remark made by old
for si0 that $1,000 would not buy now II is not wise 'to
IT IS TRUE
That Of all real estate Investments the homestead plan is
inc the whole properf more valuable ~ ilinstrate St
rs Eniids n bd'Is an b i AMI ] U I, cup
injured thereby. This philosophy apply to the entire
property.
We "a to each Of the principal churches
for church purposes Also, lots apart public
RAILROAD PURCHASE.
The Overland, Oregon and California and the Western
Railroad Companies have purchased all the land from the
line of the Homestead fNinth street, the
front for their terminus dcpoS machine shops also
the main line of the Oregonan Railway Company Limited
will have its terminus by Thus the railroad
the Pacific Coast in close proximity
lots This purchase has eused rise in all surrounding
property Of 100 cent, making the lots in this Homestead
per cheaper than amy other i'm
Portland. InaSmuch this Homestead advertised
be sold stipulated price before the advance
pleasant IL Is, shall strictly adhere advertised
contract with the public To sell these lots 500
the next ninety days.
The hundred lots that actual
all Sold and the demand select lots being So
great, have been compelled To place lots on The
market from which the public may select for the next
string purchase the most beautiful residence property
PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE
This property is selling very rapidly and those wish
ing To buy viii do well To call send Immediately for lot
lots All but the first nStallment paid at the
Banking House Of Ladd Ton, in the city OF Portland.
PERSONS FROM \ DISTANCE
Desiring lot may $500 to the General MANAGER
and "a Bond Will be Immediately forwarded.
Money may be forwarded by registered letter money
order, or Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express. risk
For further particulars, apply to J. VI. RICE,
or 10 HAIGHT q Mo. .NUGHfIN' W.
- Morrison street.
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PORTLAND.
The Great Commercial Center of the
Northwest.
It's Present and its Future.

1t has population Of 1000 1t is to Oregon and the
ritories OF Washington and Idaho, what New York
City is to the York, and bears the rela
on TO that State and those Territories that Chicago does
Illinois, St Louis Missouri, Philadelphia TO PennsyIva-
ni and New Orleans louisiana It has territory
tributary TO it than any city the United States and
will soon be numbered with the foremost cities in the
heard in all parts the city, the demand for buildings
cbct b ,r s ] ~, oI g., b WI Win s t6 @ no
Of ships constantly plying between this and foreign
products and the railroads tributary
years to swell the population Of our beaufu and growing
city TO 10000 souls Having larger territory than san
less than quarter Of century Portland Will be the fore
aredS ina@gr Ig some % of HEM y r 04ecte and
others in process OF construction all making their ernin
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Is building rapidly west from Duluth ON Lake superior
eta at an earNdy thus connecting us with all ourSsier
THE OREGON AND cAL1FoRN1A II. r.
Terminates here, and having immense patronage.
THE WESTERN OREGON r. r..
@2sr @ Toa5 @ he Sgb 9r2a fs9 m r con q9ng o5 Eo2a &
present is at Corvallis, - miles from Portland.
THE UTAH NORTHERN r. E.
W. W be built II rpug HUNDREDS % ] Of meS Of fertile l- % lands
ment. This road Will connect with the Union Pacific X
H. H. bus seeuTins two eomP1ns Lines from the Atlantic to
PORTLAND, DALLEs AND SALT LAKE r. r.
WIN be constructed at early day This will give us three
NEW RAILROAD ENTERpRI>ES-
home company, with unlimited capital, has been or
construct narrowage roads from this city 10 the interior
portions Of the state. ultimately connecting with Ihe Cen
tral Pacific with branches wherever inducements may
FER This enieTpr.e is being pushed vigorously 70 eomple-
crop.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Have been filed to- road from Battle Mountain
Nevada. in the direction of oregon, connect with the
Orcgpnau Railway Co.'S road and make Portland its
minus This viii give MS direct communication with the
richest silver mines in the world and will make Portland
one ~ the greatest railroad centers in the Union
We shall he connected by rail with the Northern
Pacific H. with Chicago and Atlantic cities
Thousands Of immigrants constantly arriving from all
parts 81 the civilized world and the millions of
~ agricultural lands that lie still unhrpkrn by the
plOw>hare and awaiting the advent of the sturdy farmer,
point most concu>vey % the fact that 81 prosperity
already dawuiug upon this young state. When the
iumgrtlog haas reached its fun tide. and three millions
under cultivation. then viii oregon
the wealthies state Ina the Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. PAUL M. Brennan.
The Most Successful Physician on the Pacific Coast
IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIEEICIJLT CASES

IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASES,
Ii the Eastern states for the past f61 months The Doc
tor visited all the principal medical the large
modern methods instruments and appliances known to
brought charts and mankfns to illustrate his lectures
DR. PAUL NJ. BRENAN has been lecturing for Is years
on me Laws OF Life and Health In his private and public
lectures he has taught men and women the true system Of
an T 10 & 9e nfainy % ana hdPPys II ohey wond only 6e
ghfu and instructive lectures he tell everything
much to he learned from him as his e,ernce eTtrns
over broad fields Of active professional life This knOwl
edge so necessary to the welfare Of sufferers only be
HIS experience in the various parts Of Europe and America
49, iuGh en- 1pporinnlileS OF learning me delcaie dls
me human iaiy are prone To- ther MODE OF
eZeat re- Z ana permanent cure as no other physician Oh
as a few moments, consnitaf M fo, W. viii ro,,e ~ " ~ '
He has become an expert in the treatment Of disease
both male and 2I 13g TeProcqeye % 0fs % OF
FOLLIES OF YOUTH,
PERFECT VITALITY Nearly tWohrs Of ali the chronic
b 81 M tne SfMga % system and Vet this subject is
IT is TRUE
by any form Of sexual disease have N deIicgcv in r1
upon the proper physician i'm time, mod
esiy and something's from ignorance, and permit those dis
eases 10 exist until their constitutions become corrupted,
Their organization broken down and the hope Of future
s5tr 10 e3tIfy mem ou OF thelT miserable existence
Ihose who call in time upon DIR. PAUL NJ Brennan
content if thev viii only follow his Vice and
Catarrh Bronchitis, Throat Diseases skin Diseases
rheumatism, Kidney Complaint, and all Diseases OF the
fail No Quack Nosrums used; no slop treatment; no
false promises Everything strictly confidential under all
C0NsTLTATIoN FREE, and a list OF printed questions
an surgical Operations performed.
OFFICENo. 90 First street. between Oak Pine Office
HoqrS-t.fom 10 20 Z A, NJ. , 70 and 10 P n.
Dr. Paul NJ Brenan Co. % First street Portland, or
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RISK
BY CHARLOTTE F1sKE BATES.

In the quiet OF the evening
Two are walking in unrest;
Man has touched jealous nature
Anger burns in woman's breast.
These are neither wed nor plighted,
Yet the maybe hangs as near
And as fragrant as the wild-rose
Which their garments hardly clear.
And as briery, too, you fancy?
Well, perhaps so. Some sad morn
One or both may, for. moment,
Wish they never had been'born.
Happy quips and honest pleadings
Meet with silence or a sneer;
But more keenly has she listened
Since she vowed she would not hear
Now a great oak parts the pathway:
Mature gratiies your mood.
To the right-let this divide YOU;
It Will all be understood"
SO Caprice, with childish weakness,
Yet with subtlety OF thought,
Whispered i'm the ear OF woman.
Love, with dread, the answer sought.
Was IL superSiitiouS feeling
struck at once the hearts Of two?
Had he seen proud eyes half-Sorry
For what little feet must do?
For he stretched an arm toward her
Folding nothing but the air.
Saying nothing-just the motion
Drew, without offending there
I'm the quiet OF the evening
Two are walking back again:
At the oak their happy voices
Whisper Of q vanished pain.
What II they tonight be pligh.cd,
And the maybe hangs more near
And more fragrant than the wild-rose
Which their garments hardly cleari
And more briery. too. you fancy?
Well, perhaps so. Thorns are in.
But Love draws them out SO kindly,
one must trust him, come what VIII.
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DR.. SPIN N EX.
No. IL KEARNY STREET.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases

NoING MEN WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
the effects OF youthful fOes indiscretons will do
vel 20 avail themselves o this the greatest ever
at the altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY VIII
guarantee 10 forfeit 500 for every case OF seminal Weakness
private disease Of kind be
takes and fails 10
NllpLEAlitD MEN, from the OF thirty sixty
often troubled with too frequent excavations the bladder
commonly accompanied by "a slight snarting burning
sensation and weakening OF the system i'm
plent cannot account for on examining the urinary
deposits, ropy sediment viii often Toe found
times small particles Of albumen will appear: color
viii Dee of thin milkish hue again changing a dark
ana torpid appearance. There who die OF
this difficulty. ignorant OF the cause which second
stage of seminal weakness Dr. Will guarantee perfect
cure 10 all such cases. and healthy restoration
genitournary organs.
Office Hours-l0to and 70 s. sundays from 10 10 II A.
VI. Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad-
vice. 500
Call or address DIR. SPTNNFY & Co
No. ii kearny 81. Francisco.
p SFOr private diseases OF short standing
of medicine sufficient a cure all Instructions viii
be sent 10 address receipt $1,000 my2D tnoIf
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NO PATENT, NO PAY!
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OBTAINED FOR INVENTORS N THE UNITED
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our principal Office located in Washington, directly oppo
site he United states Patent Office, able attend
an ieht bSlneSS with greater promptness ana dispatch
ana less cost th1u any other patent attorneys
distance from Washington, and who therefore TO
employ lSSoclate attorneys" We make preliminary
amnatonS and furnish opinions paetabilitv free OF
charge and all who Interested in inventions and
patents are invited 10 send for Of "uide
Glnng fatenS which IS sent free to any address,
contains complete instructions how 10 obtain
other valuable matter. We the German erican
National Bank, Washington, D. C.; the Royal Swedish.
Norwegian and Danish legations at WaShingtOn Hon
Jos Casey late Chief Justice T. y Court Claims to the
Ohcias OF the L. = Patent Office, and Senators and
Members Of Congress from every
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & Co. Solicitors Patents
and AtorneySaIaw, lie Droit Building Washington d. C.
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Certificate:

certify that am the OF the lands the Portland
City homestead title thereto is perfect. being L. =
patent-and authorize j. NJ. Rice to sell property on
the foregoing plan. Z. \. NAROTAN
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VIM. Reid, Banker; Hon. J. II. Mitchell Tx T. senator
Hon L. 4. Grover L. y senator; J. 4. Strowbrdge Mer
chant; Meier Frank Merchants; Geo. H. Hines Printer
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ZCC.TL ERSk-iTsEs

| The rost are doing tbti. best, aCd they kooW
| how to it,
Bishop Whttle will almoister the rite oil
| confirmation 10 G:ac, church during the month
Of June.
marriage lie nse was issued in WASHINGTON
yesterday to John Gaines and Susan Whiting,
| both of this city.
The usual Gosrel temptr,pco meeting will
be held in toe room eff the Alexandra Reform
club to morroF at 3 p. In.
The regular weekly meetiog Of the Alexsn.
drl Reform cI1b was held last night and several
new members were received.
man in the city today playing five different
musical instruments st one tins ey cited poo
| deal OF attention md collected large crowd
Colonel Daniels, cf GunstoD, is going to
georgia to look Alter somo gold mines in which
he is interested
Capt. I. 4. Hawks and Msi. Psyton Ran.
dolph, Ct the Virginia Midland railroad, have
returned from tip OF Inspection over that road.
1t. Rev. Bishop kcluc, of the Diocese OF
Virginia will visit Sart Mary's Church, of tbis
| city, on the first Sunday in Juoe and admins
ter tho rite OF Confirmation.
The ceremony of laying the coroer stone Of
I'on Church, on Leo street, near Battery Rod
gers. by tho colored masons will take pIac to
morrow at half past TWO o'clock.
There will be q children's meeting in the
Gospel tent on Windmill Hill, at quarter after
i've o'clock, ard preaching ct Gvu o'clock Ia
| morrow evening.
Tho officers Of tic Board oil lleaIth ipspccted
| The different parts Of the city to dsy and bave
resolved 10 have t!o health regulations strioty
enforced.
Letters addressed to Mrs. William Baker
Salem. Virginia. and Enoch Brown, Hspoyer
switch, Nd, ere detained in the posLoiico hero
for want Of postage.
., competitive drill between colored knights
Iemplar Commentaries from Washington took
place. AT the fair grounds in his civ This
evening.
BeIjanl1. ttc little son Of MIR. AnJres
AItchcsop. fell from cart. On Fairfax street,
to day, AID CT! his head badly. but not seri.
ousIy.
During the storm yesterday tho lightning
struck lslga growing treo across Hunting
Greek. setting II on lire. and tho tree WAS burr
ing THIS morning when tho truckers trom that
section were coming TO this city.
10 take anything but q hot slovsr is q com
mon expression, but TO day there might have
boon seen cooking stove. 'in full blast" on i.s
way down tho street in cart, On route TO tho
junk shop.
Robert BAIlcngcr and Geo. Rowland were
taken to W Washington to day By Deputy Msr
Sha! O'Noal and turned over to the Distrjct
authorities. 1t is understood tha! tho mon
were balicd until Monday.
MIR. William A. Smoot has received direct
from lrc!aod sample of genuine Irish oats,
which have been examined and pronoupc,d cf
very superior quality. Mr. Smoot PROPOSES
to oraduco this variety Of oats 10 this &c zion of
couOtry.
;, Inc OILERS who wero srrcs5cd at Stouey
iIlot some Two weeks ago charged with fish.
log III the berth Of Won. Knight. and who have
been 10 FalriaE county Jail sinco, were released
90 bail Thursday for their appearance before
Judge Sangster in chambers next Thursday
'qdco Charles L. Stuart, Of tLi, city, il cum.
sci tor tho OILERS
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EXCURSIONS. PICHICs &c

SPRING TROTTlNG MEETING
NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION,
WASHINGTON. D. G.
:; commencing MONDAY. May 3lst end con
Tmnh1uIlng ca TUESDAY, WEDN kSDAY ard
Thursday, Jure 1at "a and 81, 1880.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, May 3lst.
|'1o eiass"". "..."".... Purse 81, GOO
,nm With Eight Entries.
~ Purse Sc
With Eight Entries
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY June lat.
SEQ Minute Glass .... .pu,,e s4cO
q q, c,- with Twelve Entries
$3.50 oia'S Purse ST COO
With Four Entries.
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDA June 81
= oiaSs '';.....:- .............. Purse $500
. ~ ~ With Nine Enlcies,
-' eass'''''' ',. Purse $500
With Five Entries.
Z:-o Clase '......". (Pacers) .. Purse ShOO
With Three Entries,
FOOTH DAY-THURSDAY, June 81,
....""..." Purse $500
q, with Seventeen Entries
~ 'ass Purse SIS
With -Four Entries.
HORSES START AT23oP.
Trains leave b s. 0. K. Il. Depot st a. n.
nnd every twenty minutes thereafter
NO Liquor or Smoking allowed upon the Grand
Stand. No improper Characters admitted to
the Grounds. my2oW
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~ HiANNET 70 DAY.-The market to-day
.,,..,.y ;o.ctsbly well supplied with spring
t,f.'s 'es, owing mainly to tho smaLl receipts
l... ''Hlik during the week. The lain OF 3
lex lex $50 helped the truck ers, and they report
.lr, ~ ~ crops will turn OFT very well People
E"f'sX report That the rain in some sec
ta,.;IG' nc county was very heavy, causing
.. ,.]ofaoIo damage by washing cut the grow.
,o,u crop, while in other portions there WAS
sls,n % no rain The prices 10 day showed only
I.r"" 'hanScs from those of last Saturday. Eggs
IT, ADVANCED and butter has declined slightly
"''" Green peas cold ut 70 to Sc per PIX !;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

OFFICIAL VISIT b. l.. Dowohsm, esq ,
DIstr:c: Deputy Grard Master Of this Masonic
district. lald 40 official visit to Manassas lodge,
Il. i. and Il. NJ. at Manassas, rsi right. lie
reports that he i)und the lodge 10 furnishing
condition. aud the members all w,l up ia tho
work Of the order.