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THE COHRTS.

EQUITY COURT-J,tClqes Mac Arthur ana Cor
saturday, King agt. Buckley, appearance q
absent defendant ordered Robinson agt Wall;
motion to vacate order OF June &c, 1880, denied
Remhardt agt Fischer; T. w. Murphy appoint
ed guardian ad litem. Dyer agt. Fletcher; liea
declared on deed OF trust. Knapp agt. Knapp
pro confesso and reference to take testimony.
Lathrop agt. Simons; restraining order issued
stephens agt. stephens; auditors report and
sale finally ratified. Young agt. Baden; title
ordered to be conveyed. Hines agt. Morris;
i leave 70 ME amended and supplemental bill
Instant ordered. O'Brten agt. Addison; bill
dismissed. Wood agt. Wood; payment of ali
mony ordered Gonzaga College agt. Godfrey s
vans Shaw agt. Hughes; rule issued.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jotdge James.
This morning, Nicholas May, unlicensed blr;
not guilty. Thomas ONeill, unlicensed bar;
nolle pros. John Shea, unlicensed bar; guilty.
M. Laurend, Sunday bar; sentenced to fine OF
$40. Edward Quirk, selling bread light weight;
plead guilty as 70 five loaves, and fined $40 I'd
costs. James Cavanaugh, unlicensed produce
dealer; On trial.
POLICE COURT-Jtdge Shell.
To-day, Patsy Randolph. alias Ella Randolph,
vasrancy; bonds or 80 days George Wilson.
assault on Edward Horn; forfeited collateral.
Jonn buchanan, larceny OF 81 from Eliza Th0m-
as; $40 or 80 days. James Fitzgerald and Tnos.
Mason, ARRAY; forfeited collateral. John z.
Shorter. assault on VIM. X. Johnson; SIS or Is
Gays Ernest and Vim. Davis, two small white
Doys, charged with throwing stones; 81 each.
Ropert Butler, loud and boisterous. John Jack
sOh, panlel 5: Barnes and Vim. Starr vagrancy.
Dohos or Workhouse. Maud Sacks and Lizzie
Munster. loud and boisterouS s. or Is days each
Charles Richardson, profanity; IS or DAYS III.
ward T. Jones, loud and boisterous: forfeited
collateral. Reddy White, do; do William Hun.
ter and John Taylor, indecent exposure. WI.
nam Burke; assault and battery with intent to
kill John Warren; continued until next Wed.
nesoay, under $500 bonds.
Henry Hinke In Tuesdays report OF this
court Is not Henry Hinke, the iewelerl
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who is RespOnsiblel

E0tOf' Nd1':--I noticed in THE STAR Of the
"a a paragraph stating that the steamboat
terrible list of accidents that have recently oc-
Cured, but that it is the fault OF the law, The
PUBIC would be much more ready to take stock
In such statement, ii we did not witness right
at nome. under the very eyes of the authorities,
open ana outrageous violations OF the law, with
no attempt on their part to prevent them On
recent excursion from this city, am Informed
tnat there were eight hundred persons on board
the steamer, and not boats sufficient to carry
one-tenth of that number, nor life preserveis
enough for one half, and, what there were, were
inaccessible. Fortunately no accident occurred:
put suppose there had been one, then could
these officials say they were not Responsible?
tiers and see that the law is compiled with. or
prosecute the offenders. as 1t is their duty to do?
Like the rest OF the public, relied upon them.
mitted four OF my children to 60, which Ger
ta1nly would not have done had dreamed OF
such state OF facts a CITIzsN "
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BENEDICTTNE MALT WINE BEER-Finlev q
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.

READJI STER R1ADJUsTMRNT.-The Alexandra
GdztHe OF saturday says: Notwithstanding the
mercury IN the thermometer for the last few
Gays mas danced among the nineties political
excllement has run high ever since the two re
adJuster delegations, one the Malone ana the
mold convention. The political tOmahawk
ouIleQ since the last election. has been re5llr
recled, aud the prospects are that a lively time
VIII prey all IRON now until November next
Two readjuster5. one a Mahonite and the ot 5ar
democratic readJuSter, We're arrested yeSt2r-
gay Ior creating disturbance on the streets.
ana taken before the mayor, who postponed the
nearing or the case Until TO-DAY This mornInp
Inc case was further postponed by Justtc3
thompson at the request OF the MahOnte until
Monday morning. To day several ..spats- t0oy
factions has occurred =
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INEBRIATED APEs.-The learned author OF
1.-THE Descent Of Man." In noticing that the
animals often suffer from the diseases that
affiict ourselves. might have ADDED that In
some cases, they are not free from our vices
also. According TO recent letter from BAR
fur, In Africa, the monkeys OF that region are
tnordtnately fond Of kind of beer made by the
natives who use the beverage to capture their
slmial poor relations. Having placed quaint
the natives walt until their victims are ia va
riouS degrees OF inebrtation, and when they
then mingle with them the poor creatures are
between negro and ape When the negro taxes
the hand Of one OF them to lead him off sornf
other fond creature clings to the hand of the
latter one, another TO his hand, and thus a
single negro may sometimes be seen carrying
on string OF staggering monkeys. When
secured the beer is administered In decreasing
quantities, SO that they may only gradually
awaken to the sad results OF their spree
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DECISION UNDER THE LIQUOR LICENSE
IAWS-ln the case OF District OF Columbia agt-
VIM. Bergman, tried In the Criminal Court on
appeal from the Police Court, a few days since
the information was for selling LIQUOR without
license. The circumstances were these: on the
day OF the boat race the defendant who was a
licensed restaurant keeper in this city, went TO
AnaloSt2n Island with two wagons, and sold
therefrom cakes, soda water, lager beer and
other refreshments. The sale OF beer by the
small having been proved, the District asked
for conviction under the liquor law. The
point was raised by the defense that the fact
that the defendant went over to the island upon
particular occasion 10 sell TO the crowd col
lected 10 see the boat race did not sustain the
allegation that he was engaged In business, and
That the law being for the purpose OF revenue
iheTe must be purpose 10 engage In continu-
Gus business. This view OF the case was sus-
tanned oy the court, Judge Wylie, who said that
III was prepoSterous TO suppose that the law pro-
posed 70 fine man See for making single sale
without additional proof OF Ais purpose TO en-
gage In business The jury found verdict OF
not guilty. Mr.. 7. T. Miller appeared for de-
PENDANT.
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SUIT AGAINST TIE DIsTRICT.-Mr. Fendan s.
Alexander on saturday entered suit against the
trespass and injury 10 bis property on New
Hampshire avenue, between and M streets
ny the construction OF a sewer through his lot,
1his Sewer enter Into Rock creek At sd street
crossing squares 40, 81. II and y, In which Mr.
A 5 lot is located. 10 20th and streets nora
west. Mr.. j. g. Kinball appears for Mr.. A.
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Running SORES.
interesting Account of the Healing of n
Broken Leg.

Me Messrs LoTHRors Il H1NKHAM, Druggists -
misfortune of having my Leg broken, in front Of
S Mam Stems, dry goods store by of goods
sores broke out from my knee to the heel, and sew.
erai physlcans called it varicose veins and ordered
ABOUT $26 worth Of different makes without any
81 sighs =. OF any cure, bought the CUTICURA REME-
10 pe nnmbugged again. Before half had been
nsed was astonished to gee the sores heal nm one
COZ commenced the same to neighborlng lady who
naa Deen troubled for years with sore wrist. After
cpr1 nInGreas 81 remedies she is completely
LOVER, n d. HENRY LANDECKER.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to Lewis
b. Taylor and Frances A. Taylor; Josephine
Jane Finley. of Boston, and Bridget Kyne:LeEis
W. HilleTy and Alice ]. Willis; j. W. Robinson
OF y. l., and Mamie G. Dove; JOS. G. Downing
OF Salim, Va. and Ada V. Edmonston; Beale
vii hers and ClaiSon Sharp.
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IHE LYNCH H0MICIDE.-This morning Ia the
ilmlnal Court, ia the case OF Mrs. Catharlne
! Zen. VINO on Friday last was committed TO
J u oy the coroner fer the action OF the grand
lsIy; on the verdict OF the jury In the case OF
thedeath OF her husband, Peter Lynch. from a
fracture OF the skull inflicted by brick In the
hands or Mrs Lynch or her son James, the bail
was liked at s., $50. Mr.. III. w. Garnett appears
for Mrs Lynch.
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Bill FOR DIvORCE.-To-day, Julia F. Web
ster, oy MI. A. c. Bradley, filed a bill for
divorce from James E. Webster. They were
married III Alexandria I'm 1889. and She charges
mat for ten years ne has been addicted to drink
Ing and has become a confirmed drunkarfl. that
1or three years he has done very little for the
support of his family, and he Is prof4ne. III
tempered and violent, and he has served term
IN The jail for stolen goods She asks for the
custody Of the children. ~ '--0
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SUITS AGAINST THE DIsTRIcr.-Messrs Mont
eoIhery Blair, v. b. Edwards and Charles e.
tIeecy, as attorneys, filed today In the Court
q. Gains. suits against the District OF Columbia
TT work zone and damages arising out OF con,
Iac's Tor Patrick Cullinane, $5s, 900; Daniel
3trator, ga, 317,IA '---
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TIE WOOD DIVORCE CAsE.-This morning. IN
me Equity Court, the divorce case OF Ann +.
WOOD (DoW kendrick) agt. \. ID. Wood. in
which decree was made awarding alimony at
So over TWO years ago, was called up by Judge
COX on motion for rule to issue TO Wood Ia
show cause why he does not pay alimony due
1or the past two months The court granted
tie rule making II returnable on Friday next.
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CITY ITEMS.
In 8 to 20 minutes Lodale,s Headache .Sn.acia
will cure the worst case.

VIII euiC eHc WofSt case.
EXTRACT OF RRroRT FROM The CELEBRATED
PHYSICIAN, ERASMUS WILSON OF LONDON, Enc
Several cases OF incipient consumption have
come under my observation that have been
cured by the timely use of C1tden's Liebios
liquid Extract or Beef and Tonic Iari1ordtOr.
Sold oy all druggists and grocers.
are very distressing complaint symptoms
are moisture, like peFspiratiOn. intense itching,
"a a1atiGEH n az night, after getting warm In
geo. DO not suner another hour and allow them
certain cure. '"
SIN Diseases" SWayne's Ointment.
SIM diseases 'Swayne's Ointment efYectually
SKID Diseases cures letter, pimples, salt rheum
SKIN Diseases r1ngworm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at trffiing cost. ar ali
druggists STOTT q CROMWELL. Wholesale
Agents, washington.
BENKDICTINR malt wine beer. Finley Koch
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. 2w
"BUCHUPABIA."-Quick,c complete cure TO g
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For washington at $50 Pa ave.
"ROuGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for Il. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue
BENEDICTINE malt wine beer Finley Koch.
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. 2w
"ALDERNEY WAGONS Fresh alderney butter
cnurned every morning, and delivered In i lbs
ward" prints, 30c. per 10. Also. cottage
cheese, outterm1lk and sweet milk &c. per az.
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SILT RHEUM

IGn GHTSs IfeAteu Dy Fen PfySiCiON 4,
Used all Kinds of Medicine,
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Dear Sirs-I feel ii
my duty to inform you of what your CUTICURA
REMEDIES have done for me- have suffered from
Salt Rheum for ten years. been treated by at least
without cure until 1 took your remedies which
have been perfectly full in my case, leaving
the skin on my face, scalp and body as white and
free from humor as any body's:
Yours truly, STEPHEN 81. LOVEJOY.
AUBURN, Me April 8, 1879.
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Serious Illness OF w. ". Corcoran.

telegram was received Yesterday morning
Dy Mt. Anthony Hyde from Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs. stating that Mr. W. w. Corco-
ran was i'll there, being threatened with
paraly SIS. and requesting Mr.. Hyde (wno is Mr.
~ secretary 10 come on at once and bring
Dr Tyler with him. At o'clock Dr. Tyler re,
ceived dispatch as follows: s'COrne Immaii
a,ely; MI. Corcoran is in critical condition"
Mt. Hyde TOOK steps Immediately to secure
transportation for himself ard DIR. Tyler to
Greenorier. as owing to the interruption Of
Trains on sunday there was no regular train.
the othcerS OF the Virginia Midland road In
formed him that every facility would be afforded
MIN and DIR. Tyler, and a special car was placed
az then service. Meanwhile at 6 O'Clock Mr.
COrcoran seems better Wait until further
action" An hour later, however another dis
patch came TO Mr.. HYDE saying briefly: i" Bring
having been completed. Mr. HYDE and DR.. TYLER
LETT at 10 O'Clock last evening on special train
consisting OF locomotive and palace car. ME-
INST, and was then feeling so we'll that he sent
MS attendants before him and Travelled alone
MUCH BETTER.
telegram from the White Sulpher Springs
to-day, states that Mr.. Corcoran Is much better
and that nothing unusual Is the matter with
MIN. He VIII be up again soon.
AssoCIATION.-The following committees have
oeen announced by President Norris OF the
,t Democratic Association: On ratifica-
Frank Barrett. Richard Smith and W. A.
Hutch!ns. Executive committee-James W.
Baker, chairman; E. E. White A. A. Wilson.
William Dickson, B. $. Lloyd, B. " swartz and
duncan s. Walker. Committee on nnance-E
Il: Berry. Jackson Yates, r. C. Hewitt. Dorsey
sIagett, Thomas j. Luttrell, Gilbert B. Towles
and George Jueremann. Committee on mem
oefsnlp-R- 5. Davis, chairman; W. FL. Magfn-
his, Thomas Kelly. c. C. Frayser Barney XII
martin; ser geant- arms, Nick G. SanderSon.
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BATHING SUNS. correct styles. and yachting
SUITS IaSt eolorS, only TO be had OF Geo. c. Hen
hing, 40 eth stTeet.-AdUf
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The Improvements made at Congress Hall
since last year have restored fully the prestige
OF the Old house.
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COLLINS
Voltaic Plasters,
[NafAnflxz 1rolio DAT

AIDES PREPARING TO GOTO THE
seashore or mountains should provide thtm-
ELVES with bottle Of Rays Curling Elixir and Hair
y1 Keep the hair beautifully waVy, OF In crimp in
camp az and g9itry weather. Il q . perfectly
snnen the hair. but causes Il to curl n5tuTaUT
Inc greatest wonder OF the age For sale BIZ st0ft
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LETTERS FROM THE PE0PL1.
A Simple Remedy for Summer Com
n1Atnf.

Editor Stdr:-Please publish, as prominently
az you can, so that 1t may meet every eve. that,
ol-carbonate Of soda, dissolved In sufficient
efficacious remedy for the diseases of stomach
and bowels incident to the season, and applica
Ole for both children and adults Make It sim
and should not be too strong for adults Maze
with ice mater keeping ice in the ,r0t9. AMI
dYtnRtng Jree,y, after every attack Of ronnttfng
or p'frgi'.g. 1t will not stop 1t at once. some
times induces 1t when the trouble has been
caused by overlooking the stomach OF unripe
1rul1; mus getting rid OF the cause. 1t is al
W. Ways at mana IN every family. and when taken
at IiIs. indlcatlon OF illness, Or given to child
VIII prevent cholera 1nfaltum cholera mornus
summer complaint, etc. w,
Our Ninth Decade.
EattOr StdT:-FrOm the 18th of July 1890 the
D1str1ct OF Columbia dates its establishment 90
nave taken place In the capital In place OF a
swamp crowded with br2ishwood and rank
weeds. the abode of reptiles OF the most vene-
once the resort of every description of sW,id
low, We have stately private mansions, mag
niIlctnt PUBLIC buildings, and streets and ave-
nueS ,sunequalled in the Union for their facilt-
yes OF traverse alike to the teamster and the
pedestrians. Surely the advent of the ninth
decade deserves some popular recognition.
would suggest that the day be appropriately
celebrated. Let the cannons roar proclaim the
opening day-the trained bands OF the District
turn cut In all the panophy OF war and display
.hon uISIipllut luIOuRn our main Jl0rOuglfarpS.
let the brotherhood societies-mounted and on
FOOTBALL into line In their trappfngs to swell
the Joyous procession let martial music FIJI the
air and the entire city exhibit the scene of a
gala day. leave this suggestion to be carried
I'M execution by those OF our citizens who s0
praiseWorthily take prominent part i'm the eel
eorat1on OF interesting public events.
A NORTHERN DENIzEN.
sSNhOp CsirIs.,,
o, Eu,.or Sror-Ihe respected and respectful
edltOr or THE EVENING STAR is probably un-
aware that many ladies' employed as clerks and
saleSWomen In stores, feel the term "shop girls.
appIled 10 them as an apprOtriOus or contempt.
Gus one-especially those from Philadelphia.
Where that term Is never used. The Quaker
city was probably the earliest to open these
employmentS TO the sex, and from the begin
ning has treated the employment as honorable.
and those thus employed as worthy of respect
Hence women OF the most respected families
whose fathers have been unfortunate in bust
ness, or died In embarrassed circumstances.
have gladly accepted such employment; and
dong so has never lowered their social stand.
Ing or lesSened their respect from the public
Ihey were ladies" equally before and after
they went into stores, and ladies' they are
considered and called by the people OF that CITY
Inc British name shop for a store, find no
use here. except In thoughtIess connection with
Ladies who attend there, and should be omitted
Ia deIence 10 those who are thus wounded by it.
PROPERTY.
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List o. drawings published In the New York
World, Herald; Sun, Stats Zeitung, Philadelphia
Dispatch, Cincinnati Inquirer. 6incinnst Com
mercial and Louisville Commercial. All out-of.
list aG soon received.
N. B.-The Kentucky State LNtte.J Company
has no agents IN Canada. AL persons SOLICITING
.rders from there By circulars are swipdlerR.
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ARhIFAL OF PASSENGER TR4IyS
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9th and - Streets.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jeraey Avenue and G street.

Jersey avenue
MORNING.
tpbila. Bait way. 500
IN. Y. h Phila. ex....6:1O
western express. g 40
Bait. h way stations. s 30
Fred. L way stations. 8 ::25
Bait 4 Annap. ex....8:27
baltimore express. u. g 100
Martinsburg &waysta9 :46
tBalt. Il way stats. 1890
Baltimore express. IL 80
daily.
SUNDAY only.
Other trains daily eX-
cert sunday.
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w and best manufactures in the coun-o- ]
hy: BUGGIES, PHAET0Ns. JUMP-E99
SEATS, EXTENSION TOPS, DC. WeN@-
aim to give the most for the money. Repairing &C
Hcited: KIDDIK BROS, cor. 1871 st. and Penn
UylvAnia ave mays
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BsxNERs. FLAGS sPoRTRATTS.
l At HOJEH q dRAHA ~. .. 45.:sE. Of Ses
Gcrk. tel7-Ls.t-3m
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TO PINEY POINT.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EyCUxS,oN

FENtn By TIC u. q. 3. CIIB
BAY "a yn11E EEa isru HILL stelf,er TgES -
W COkCURAN" will leave at 6 80 n T Tl.r.-s
adnit,lnG gentleman and lady, rs cents: SINCE
party allowed 10 land at Marshall Han the 18th.
ySo-ot- GEO W BATTFR
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CUTICUR4 REMEDIES
For Blood. Skin and SealD HumOrs

EOr BLOOD, skin and Scalp HumOrs
Are prepared by WEEKS Il POTTER Chemists
and Druggists, 360 Washington street, Boston,
q Front street, Toronto, Ont >, and Snow Hill.
Ct CUTIcURA. small boxes, so cents; large boxes.
S Sa HTE G9 81 FER bottle CUT!cURA MEDIoI
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. is cents; in bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers. 80 cents.
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sySpanish mackeral have been successfully
Matched by artificial means In Chesapeake BAY
and by fall millions OF these valuable fish will
tnhabft its waters.
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ROUGH ON RATS. Ask druggist for Il. II
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue
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TROUBLE is apprehended between farmers and
the police OF Wabash, Ind. Farmers have been
cutting the dam which gives Wabash its water
supply, because it increases the back-water
overflow on their farms. Seven farmers were
arrested after resistance, and an extra police
force has been sent out to protect the dam
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DEMEMBER THE THIRD ANIMAL
f H5S G.A AsSST f csGspS SF fkfS
given at MAR HALL HALL, on THURSDAY.
July 18th, 1880, The safe and commodions
st at . a. M. sharp, and 7th-s wharf, Washing
ton at 10 M: soond trip from 18th st. wharf at 8
p m 1icsets, 30 cents; Children under IL Is
cents. ,r3' or
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ITO ALL THE ENUMERATED
GRAND EVENING EXCURSION -E.ssSl5kzrE
cKNsUs ENUMERAToRs' ASSOCIATION OF
THE DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA.
MARSHALL HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, July lGrH 1850
On the Steamer John W. TBoMpS0N.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and lady, IS cents
additional lady. % cents ~ ~
Re leaves 18th street wharf at =. m returning
lesyes Marshall n sll at IA
Cars viii be at the wharf 10 conway o -, ,,,..s
TO al teciit rs of the city.
J. TYLER POWELL
Master OF Ceremouies
$50. NM 4. DULIN,
VI1-t chairman Com OF Arrangements.
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nCN'T FORGET THE GRAND EaMI.

DGVV iFSasET THE GRAND FANII-
IL IL Ii hACl RolON TO Blackiston Island Jaly
I4th, lsSh. on the safe and commodi- 80
Gus steamer T. V Arrowsmih To be =
gwen 10y the original Excelsior Tent
20. a., 4. o. X. Steamer leaves High ST wharf
1eoreenWn,1 m: SHARP, and 9th ST wharf a. m
einf hours for fishing, era bbins and hnthing ani
afrf iilnx at Washington 10 30 pm. Tickets soc:
Shlidren between and IL years. 25c. Tickets i'm .
LED TO 300. Oysters roasted ct Island TirEats AZ
Ducketts drug store. cor 22d and Pa ave. jy7-6ts
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WANTED to try Wsgner's hand
w made unexceled lCE-OREAMs ct SOC: per
per gallon, At 101S 18th ct. NV. Discount to deal
erS. lens Ina
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"BUCHUPABIA"-Quick, complete cure to 6
Gays; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For washington at $50 Pa ave-
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BENKDICTINR malt wine beer Finley a. Koch
agents, 1906 PENNSYLVANIA ave. ow
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BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley Koch
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. 2w