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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05


One Martin Drcxcl. a journeyman
shoemaker. living in Ireland. was arrrsi.
ed on last SUNDAY night nv United
States MarShals and taken q Nincenncs.
nnminally TO answer 4 charge Of illegal
voting. hut really 10 prevent him. because
he j. a Democrat, and = poor man. from
voting on last Tuesday The charge j.
that he voted twice, once AZ Haysville
and onrc At Ireland. NJ the October cleo
ton. and the affidavit against him was
filed b. Esq. Thomas Dillin, OF ireland,
before Chas. McCord, u. :. Commits
sioner ~ Ninccnnes. Mr.. Dinin went
10 an The expense and trouble OF going
to Vincennes TO file the alidayit against
a native Of Dubois county, rather than
t"have filed il this week in the Dubois
circuit Court. at Jasper. and have had
Drexel tried by a Dubois county jury
because by having him arrested and taken
oil just before election, he could prevent
one Democrat from voting. be he ever so
innocent. His excuse is that he couldn't
trust q Dubois county jury in such a
case. In other words he fears = Dubois
county jury would allow their politics 10
override their oaths as jurymcn. Mr..
DiIlin was also born aud raised in Du-
bois county, and has been honored and
trusted by the citizens OF his township.
regardless of politics, and the fact Of his
open acknowledgment to US, when asked
the question why he did not prosecute
in the home Court that he was afraid 10
trust his fellow-citizens i'm such a case.
shows the truth Of our assertion las; week
that the Republican party teaches a dis
trust IN the honesty and honor Of neigh
bors, and should be Stunned BY all who
desire peace in . community.
Martin DrexeI is nov in jail. on the
AFFIDAVIT Of Mr.. Dillin- lie says he
solemnly swore that Drexel had voted at
Haysvilie and Ireland. upon Information
given him BY Mr.. James r. Harbison
that Drexel had voted at ii aysviIle and his
own knowledge that he voted at Ireland.
The Clerk Of our Court has been subpn-|
naed TO appear at vincennes to-day,
with the poll-books Of HARRISON and
Madison townships. We have examined
the poll-books Of HARRISON township
aud the name OF the accused Is not on
them * all, and IL the poll-books are
evidence he did not vote there, and the
affidavit agains. him charges him falsely
But being q poor j~ourncyrnan shoemaker,
With no money to pay attorneys. or To
get witnesses to attend at yincenncs
and no power to get them there other
wise. and witnesses Inscriptions enough
TO make afidavits o. heresay against
him, and q partisan commissioner--he,
may be unjustly convicted--at least he
viii have lost his opportunity to vote
Hast Tuesday. Mr. Dillin acted as deputy
u ) Marshal in serving the subpuena|
20 attend on Clerk Gosmann, and was
closely attended and prompted BY Mr..
Palmer, Of the Argus. The people have
tbe facts. and can Judge OF them.
hDrcxei has been guilty OF illegal
voting he should be punished, but why
select for punishment a poor Iaboring
man. and let the thousand wealthy Re-
publicans who voted thousands OF Illegal
VOTES, and boast Of bringing thousands
OF negroes into the State 70 vote. 60 IN
whipt OF Justice!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

Local TRADE II. R.-Thc Boonville
connection Of the Local Trade railroad
ives completed last Monday, % that a
locomotive came over II. The track i
now being lined up, and the road will
then Be opened for business, with two
trains day between Evansville aud
Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

liz rissfof 80 hnrrann ~ statistics ~
ports tie foinl sa'uf< ~ rxranrss ar a.
me~fir t-rsf-suf-- frrn ~ Eair~d >sare-
dGrin- September iz-r @An ~>-1-a@
snh during ihe previous ~efr~mA~s IS
-2--ssS. for sAe nine nnimshs srsAdias
September ~. lisa s9<r- All
f0r the same period ia ls7a. sI-6sr
Gas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

He has in his belt the scalps Of Ger.
w. s Hancock 1nd w. H. English,
wLom he slew in his frantic efforts IT.
get his craft beaded away from the
White House. He also has a. passengers
. Target number ~ American laborers.
who though they are depressed in spirits.
feel better than their brethren who stay
ed behind, in company with Gen. Gar
field will when the Chinese competition
has lowered their wages 10 starvation
point We present the picture Of one Or
then. IS be appears in his disappointment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

Prosecutor Taylor entered on his du-
ties In Dubois County This week. he
will have plenty 10 attend 10 for q while.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

TIE undersiEnsi 0r~rs ~ $40 ~
: qnamsifirs ~ . qnari - rnnre u q
pnre apple ani ~arh hrnnlF- &c
|hi= " " m~srufArrnrr- Fsrsnr. ~ nrsxi
81 ! pure Nrririr -Anntf call -rsm ~ h.
residence near fa-rr-- 20 rhr Ps0si rod
JOSEPH JEEGER. r.
Nov. 5fh. 1eN--Eu-
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TExM
Yesterday, Joseph g. Harper ct al: arpued
and submitted. United StateA ex rel. Edward
Barker agt.. Helmick; mOtion by defendant to
dismiss filed. "
To-day. the applications of John r. Randall
W. n. Markell, and Frederick K. Sweet. for ad.
mission to the bar. were referred to the com.
mittee. D. c. agt. Bradford; continued
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor.
Io.day, Hellis agt. Mcnamara; referred to au-
d1tor: fiaherty agt. Callan; leave to withdraw
certain papers. Coleman agt. Deale, and Ryan
agt; Deale: rents ordered paid Young agt.
BADEN; pro eonfesso. Beavens agt. Hughes; writ
OF assistance ordered. Admantine Brick Co.
ast. Woodruff; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdoe Shell
yesterday. ChaS. Crump. larceny OF SO from
VIM. A. Weaver; $50 or 60 days. Abram o. VAN
derbuilt. assault on VIM. Flood; 81 or days.
Wesley Pryor. assault on Richard Richardson:
50 or 10 days Frank GunghanS, ARRAY; forfeited
collateral. ThoS. S. Donaldson. E. TOliyer Red
man, Jas. Honesty. ThOS. j. Martin. Geo. Hon.
esty, Frederick Coderick, John j. Daily. James
coleman and VIM. COrregy, charged with riot;
cont1nued-bOnds $500 each. Esther Chase.
Mary A. Holland, John Johns. Jerry Sheehan
John White and Matthew j. Henderson, vagran
cy; bonds or WOrkhouSe. David Jones' Chas.
Green and Mary Brown, charged with d1,turb-
Ing the quiet Of Georgetown S. or Is DAYS each.
Daniel Loundes and Ellsworth LoundeS, charged
with bathing In the river at unlawful hours: 81
or days each. Edward O'Brien, forfeited col
lateral. Richard Ross. loud and boisterous: IS
Or Is days Elizabeth Shaightner, disorderly In
The county; SO or 80 days.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF 4 WELL-KNowN CrrrzEN.-Mr. Jas.
h. Rdgway, q wellknown citizen of this place.
who for some years has carried on an extensive
eoopering business here, and whose illness has
been mentioned In THE STAR died at his resi-
dence, corner Of I'd and Market streets, yester-
day evening. aged "a years
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. Thomas Bowling sold
ror Jones and Davis, trustees, yesterday, part
OF lot numbered seven In the Slip. fronting IS
feet on the south side OF West street. between
High and Congress Streets with depth OF 129
ieet, and improved by two-story frame dwell
ing Mrs. Sarah E. Wingate was the purchaser
at $1.4I5.
HIGH WATER IN THE PoroMAC.-Telephone
advlces from Cumberland yesterday via the
chesapeake and Ohio Telephone COMPANY
state that the water in the Potomac rose twelve
feet on the day before being but one foot less
imam was reached In the freShet of lStI. AT
hour.
GRAIN ARRlvAL-Boat Mollie, c. W. Boyer.
with 3, 400 bushels wheat, 100 bushels corn and
~ tons hay. Sales. 3, 400 bushels wheat sold at
$l.22, 200 do corn at SAC
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CITY ITEMS.

] SUFFERED fearfully with swollen Joints;
went on crutcheS, tried every remedy without
success; Giles Ltninoe1tt Iodide Ammonia cured
me. THOMAS MCDONNELL,
us William ST., Montreal
Giles PHls cure Liver Complaint.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
100 West Broadway, NY.
Irlal size, 70 cents. s,t,t31
Your Boys Will be Pleased with the
And you will be pleased with the price Of our
Spring Suits.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Tail0rS and ClOthiers,
site CPS Pennsylvania avenue.
IF SUCCESS be the true test of merit. it is GER
tainly a settled fact that "BrO,gn's Bronchial
I1'0cheS" have no equal for the prompt relief Of
Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles. 60
"Save Your Hair.'' keep 1t Beautiful, >,
London hair ResJOrer" Insures new growth.
London Hair ReStorer'' Restores the color.
London Hair ReStOrer" Exquisite dressing,
London Hair Restorer." The only Clearly 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 odors Price 75c. at all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
ington.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired If
lacking Gesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"WelleS Health Renelosr." Greatest remedy on
earth for Impotence, sexual debility decline
&c. ST. at druggists. Depot, Sc Barclay street.
n. z, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"AIDsRNEY WAGONS Fresh alderney butter
cnurned every morning, and delivered In Is lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese buttermilk and sweet milk SC. per qt-
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District Government Affairs.

BIDS WERE OPENED TODAY
In the commissioners office for Sprinkling
sweeping and cleaning alleys in the cities Of
Washington andGeorgetOwnfor the period OF one
year, commencing July 1st. $780, The bids were
as follows: Robert earns. a, 215; F. NJ. Draney,
$3.50; Mohler 81 Reynolds. S5,575: John Cud
more. $500: Henry Heimber, s. 924. -. No
award has been made, but the committee on
bids have recommended the acceptance OF the
lowest bid.
VITAL STATISTICS.
During the week ending the 18th instant there
We're Jos death in the DiStrict-52 white and SO
colored, or an annual death rate per 900 or
3d. per the white and 40 q for the colored pop
ulatlon, and mean on 32:12. There were IS
deaths nom cholera infantum and II from dis
eases OF the nervous system. Seventy-three
births were reported, IS white and s. colore1:
and 20 marriages, II white and colored
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector EntwiSe: Paul IIIser erect
two-stOry dwelling, 9Th, between s and Boun-
Diary SIS. NV; sl.2o0. Aug. Getz, construct a
thTee-story dwelling. az ST.; g 500. A. Mason.
repair brick house, 2t15 Pa ave; S735. Edward
Weston, erect a sfN-StOry French fiat apartment
house, 1+th and l. SITS NV /; 100000. A. H.
Herr, erect two two-story dwellings, %, be-
tween High and Congress sts., Georgetown;
81, 100.
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FsyC.ss OF THE UNITED STATES ACT. S.

FsE CAss OF THE UNITED STATES ACT. S. S.
SHoOT. GEs. pTTIga Up w. E. CHANDLER
This morning Judge hagnef II the case OF the
United states against s. s. ssnoot, B. +. B;.tlar
and W. E. Chandler. appointed Mr.. Frank II.
Howe receiver 10 take charge OF the property In
litigation, dot IL, KeQdalrs subdivision OF sd.
No. 2l7,) and collect the rental and pay Ii into
court. It Will DC remembered that this proper
~ came into the possession OF the government
as portion OF the assets of Major j. s. Hodge
a paymaSter, and was appraised at $4,000, at
which sum it was bought by Mr.. Smoot, who
gave mortgage for Sl6. c00-the deferred pay
ments. Subsequently. General Butler and Mr..
Chandler loaned on the property SIC, 900, and
recently the case was argued The court, lor
the protection OF all parties, ordered the ap-
pointment OF a receiver on exceptions, and the
Judgment was reversed and new trial award
ed. MesSrs. w. A. Cook and Leigh Robinson
appear for the prisoner.
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ACADEMY OF TIE Holy CRoSs.-A number OF
ladies ana gentlemen were present az the Acad-
envy or the Holy Cross On Massachusetts, ave
hue this morning TO witness the examination
or the French Classes To make the occasion
as pleasant as possible, Sister Pierre in charge
little misses, among whom were Celine Boulate
Resale Dapray and Katie Mont gomery. The
examination OF the advanced class, which Is
composed OF Misses Marie Moran, Neya Da-
pray, Lizzie Fealey and Mary Thorndon, was
conducted entirely in French. The Rev. Father
Boyle, OF 81. Matthews church, presided at the
rXamiDat1On, and assisted Sister Pierre In CUES.
tOhlng the pupils In French. IL has not yet
been decided who viii receive the medal for ex-
cenence, as they all did so remarkably well.
The annual commencement OF the academy will
Lske place next Tuesday under the direction OF
Sister La Salette
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LOCAL NEWS.
a Man Butted to Death.

HIS AsSAILANT ON TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTsR.
To-day, In the Criminal Court, James Stokes,
colored. was placed on trial for manslaughter In
having killed Charles Kane on the 10th OF March.
1879, BY butting him. Stokes was indicted for
this offeRCe with Mary Kane, alias Campbell.
the wife OF deceased and alleged paramour OF
Stokes. and they were tried In July last, Mary
being acquitted and stokes convicted and SEN
fenced TO six years In the penitenJiary. The
case went TO the General Term.
ON the night OF the homicide Stokes and Mrs
Kane had been to church In the northeastern
part OF the county, and deceased meeting them
upbraided Stokes for keeping company with his
wife, and it Is alleged that Kane struck Stokes
with stick. when The latter butt him, fractur-
ing his skull.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
STILL ON DECK

STILL ON DECK k,,z
lBest New York and Philadelphia Brands.)
66Ianuiated, ~ los for........... .....-......Sl
STANDARD :.ASthot :.off Al or :BH, 10 l6s for.
Good Mhite snsar, II lbs for: -.
Breakfast. etc. -aI gradesNprices suaranteed a.
low as any house south of New York.
Mocha JaHs. Maraeaibc aaguryra and Bio at
are always fresh roasted and We hare in Sonees
OF the finest grades that can be produced.
Good Roasted Rio. lbs. Observation-Disclosures 81
SYRUPS.
fure sugar Goods, guaranteed free from glucose
Choice Maple Syrup per gallon. 81 80
genuine article of New Orleans always on hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low
Ceres Minnesota Patent Process 70 Sterling Min
nesota Patent Process; Golden Hill, family: Swiss
PEr3eess A r. Herrs best family: Wsshburn
rect from first hands. at lowest rates.
Patent Process Flour per sack. So 90
Good Family Flour, per sack. l so
LUNCH GOODS
Of every description just received
Boned Turkey Topse Ghieseny etc Raasa e5G
Beef, Turkey, etc. Genuine Westphalia Sausage
Sardines, Shadnes, salmon, Lobster, Dried Beef,
BAKED Beans, etc., etc, etc, etc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
" al kinds. and we would name the celebrated
DurKees salad Dressing, Crosse Il BiackwelI's
Pickles. full assortment
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up q
good @dI supply ; Of these important srtic'es:
Queen olives in variety of styles-including
small! bottles at 25 cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make it our whole study to furnisl, the VERY
BESI OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
PLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and
freightiDg are surpassed by none and We guarantse
to sell as low as any other house in the CITY: as
also, to give the article. quality and quantity as
represented. 49,
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
Telephone connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER,
504 9th street, bet. f. and f.
WHITE FRONT
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ed
mund Burke and Laura c. Hoskins; James Car
ter and Adelaide Brown: Thomas Holmes aud
Fannie Balsam; C. r. Hodge of Cleveland. Ohio,
and Flora FaSSett; Robert B. DuShieldS OF Lau-
rel, p g. Co., Md, and Anna X. Payne; Richard
Penhaliora Evans OF New York, and Emeiine
Tranter Smith; Clarence E. Beck OF Rocky
Mount, N. c., and Ella r. Cook; w. N. Sparrow
WillmOn OF Accomac Co., Va, and Sarah A.
Graham; DR.. Mason P. Adams and Nellie Pet
teys; Chas. j. v. Berner OF Howard Co., Md land
Mary A. H0rnback.
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A MANDANCs ON CONTROLLERS KNox,-Yestar.
day, MesSrs. Durant q Horner for the Citizens
National Bank, OF Louisiana, filed a petition
against Hon. John j. Knox, controller or the
assess upon each and every shareholder In the
lnSolVenJ Crescent city National Bank of New
orleans, thirty per cent. OF the par value OF
their shares for the purpose OF dischargtng the
DEBTS and liabilities OF that bank. In which the
relator was CTeiitor to the amount OF S113,-
39S, Is,
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DRY GOODS.
r ARGEST ASSORTMENT
LINEN LAWNS
IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS,
AMERICAN LAWNS.
LOCO yards of Beautiful FIGURED LAWNS re-
auced from 12}9c. down to 6Aic.
Real LINEN LAWNS Figured), reduced from 25c
down to l5c.
BLACK LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS.
INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for
Ladies' White Dresses, 20, rs, 81, SIC.
Beautiful Striped (thin) WHITE GOODS, reduce
from 25c. down to l5c.
CARTER'S,
III Market Space.
Real WANlSUTTA COTTON, reduced from 14c
down to loo.
Pure LINEN TABLE DAMASK, reduced from
75c. down to Soc.
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, 121dc. up to 81.
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED
SILKS. VERY CHEAP.
Beautiful TWILLED (WooD DRESS GOODS, re.
duced from Csc down to l5c.
CARTER'S,
1el6 III Market Space.
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AT the recent session Of the general confer
ence OF the vi. <. church in Cincinnati, the
condition OF the Metropolitan VI. Z. church OF
this city was brought up and referred to CON-
mittee, who made report, which was adopted
recommending that a collection be taken up ia
al the churches on the second sunday In OctO-
Der next in its behalf. The Indebtedness On the
church Is SD 900
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Picnic,, Excurs;OnS. sc.

A select excursion TO Blackiston Island VIII
De given Thursday, June 4th. On the Jane
Moseley. There Will be four hours at the Is
land for grabbing, fishing and bathing The
ooat VIII leave 9Th street wharf at a. III. ana
returning viii arrive at 10 p. m. The tickets
viii be limited and excellent meals served at
very reasonable prices. There viii also be
music by flrSt-claSS band.
The Departmental Half Dozen excursion
leaves at this evening on the Jane MoSaley
The Jane MOSeley Will leave tomorrow at $50
a. NJ Tor BlacktSton's Island, returning at 10
In the evening.
The Mary Washington goes TO Occoauan
Falls TO morrow, leaving at Q a. m.
THE WILL OF DR. JAMES c. HALL was filed In
the register OF Wills Office yesterday. lie makes
the ChfldrenS hospital and the Washington
city orphan asylum, jointly, his reSiduary leg
ateeS, directing that the sum realized be held
intact and denominated THE Laurie Fund.-
In memory OF Mrs s B. Laurie. his mother He
gives his medical library and surgical inStru-
mentS 70 the ChildreD's hospital, and his mis-
cellaneOuS library and watch TO Mr. Jas. Cole
gaze. He bequeathS TO F. b. Mcclure and K
Ross Perry, his executors, in trust for his SIS
ter, Elizabeth VI. Collegiate, certain OF his real
estate in this city, and makes other beuuests,
gate, j. Hall Collegiate and G. Gibson Coleg lte.
$3.50 each; Chas. l. and VIM McCauley $ 900
Jointly; VIM 2. Collegiate, $4,000; Grace White,
$1,000 Elizabeth and Emma RittenhouSe
5000 Jointly; Corinne Laurie, $500; Louisa
Laurie, g 500; Mrs NJ. r. G. Cabell g. 500; Sa-
ran Dade Bull, 81, 900; Emma and Anna Janney.
LOO; DE-. John Hunter. $500; John w. Drew,
500; Jas. +. Mcmahon, 800, and he releases 10
s. +. Thomas Carpenter all sums due from him.
He gives ITO my faithful friend and faultless
life.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
=. T. Pardon 10 James Plant, lot IS, 81. 1I6:
1895. j. S. Blankman TO Benjamin Toiiyer mart
5, so. SIS; s2,I00. j. T. Dyer, trustee, to j. +.
Riley, part 2, so. 5Sl; $3.50. w. b. Todd, trustee,
10 w. ri. Ward part 4, So. 3S5; $40. E. A. Nc.
inrtre, trustee, 10 james Cole, part 4, so. 60;
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NAsHrNGToN CATTLE MARKET at Queens.
town, D. c.. Drove Yards. June I6 lssl-3O1
cattle onered-29l sold 70 the butchers at prices
IIasnglng nom 80 TO 81 cents per pound, - head
IeIt over; $50 sheep and lam0S-Te0 sold, old
Tom ~ 10 cents, 100 head left over; 20 COWS
ana eaises-saies from SIS to $a5 per head
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The CELEBRATED j. Th0mpSon'5 waves, real
hair, Is the latest hair dress, and SamStag "a
selling them IN all shades at 40 cents also a
mn me switch Tor 81, az Sanstag's new store, ISo
tth Street-Adrt
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~ TREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Soc. Black Cashmere to 4Oc.
55c. Black Cashmere to 45c.
exc. Black Cashmere to SEC.
AND FINER NUMBERS IN PROPORTION.
INDIA LINEN, UNION DRESS LAWN,
LACE p. K, FRENCH MUSLIN &cS
ALL WHITE GOODS REDUCED.
Sheeting and Family COTTONS lowest prices in
the market.
ALL LINEN LAWNS &c, former price SIC.
Summer SILKS &c., worth Csc.
VIM. II. RILEY.
jel6-6t RILEY BUILDING, 9th and e NV.
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WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
India Linens, India Mulls, Persian Lawn.
Masala, French Nainsook, French Muslin.
Soft NainsoOks Linen Lawn, Lace PiQues.
Figured and Dotted Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Bishop
Lawn and Swiss Muslin. Also the largest assert
tons to be found in the city.
x, 600 yds Figured Lawns from 81 to Ice.
ZOO yds. Figured Linen Lawns at l5c. worth 25
2. coo yds. Striped Ispahan Ginghams at 1885,, re-
duced from Csc.
10 Pieces Black Gall silk Buntings at 75c cbeap
at 81. 5O, and better than Silk Grenadines.
W. NJ. BROWN,
iel6 Sl7 Market Space.
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II .OOK AT THE lO.STOP ORGANS.
II with double knee swell and coupler,
for @1e0. at RKICEENBAOH'S. 423 1lth
%. 3e12-6t tUyvv
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ATTENTION is called TO The card OF Mr., Allen
Z. clark relative to the collection OF Claims
against The District.
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JUVENILE JoURNALISTS.-At the regular semi
monthly meeting or the Columbian Amateur
Journalists Association, last evening, the FOL
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: e. X. Waller, president; II. H. Eopley
vice president; r. L. sebastian, secretary; ". s.
Nhlte1oTd, treasurer; w. III. LeesnitZer. ser
geant-at-aTnls; W. Z. Merritt, parliamentary
Samuel u. Milton. or the L,tt5ury Cuskpi. and
d. u. Lee, were elected delegates to the National
Amateur Press convention, which meets In Gin
Cn1au On July 24th, and Mr.. z. X. Waller, OF
the ThhItl IGJLet, as alternate. They are to
present Washington, and go instructed for a
western man as president OF the National Asso-
citation.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GUNNER THEATER CONIQUE.-Mon-
y day. June IA, nightly. and Tuesday sud Friday
Maunees. The Boss Show of the Season. Appear
ance OF the great, the only Conway and Eean, the
great Irish Pipers and Dancers. The Bur.esses,
ice and Annie; Campbell and Burke. Harry and
Emma Budworth. Cent Bavre, Drew Sisters, Harry
Woodson, chris. Gaffney, and others jeli