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THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE WILLIAM SoULE
sI!tkNki son Of Ion. "; Stickney), VINO dled
ID colorado July 2oth, took place-at the Calvary
BsEtiet church yesterday afternoon, ia the
sunday school room In which deceased DURING
Lis lie had spent much OF his time as a SUNDAY
sthCol scholar and teacher About the platform
were arranged beautiful floral tributes and
over the platform was mourning lOoDei with
White. i he Chair occupied by the deceased as
teacher was draped In mourning. and In IL
was an open Bible. Commissioner Dent and
many WellkIown citizens were present: also
The sunday school or which deceased
I was 59ng at, The fsnpernhtenIden6 agary
CHURCH, The teachers and scholars wearing
baCgeS or mourning and the mission school
bta!ing d fine banner draped in mourning At
- O'clock The BODY, encaSed i'll a heavy cloth
COVtrt cdSket, was borne In and set before the
platform. The pail bearers were TheO j. King
L. IL Taylor, j. NJ. Bessey, j. II. Olcott. II. g.
JacoUs, IL. Ii. Kendall. i. a Chambers and Dr.
Z. Neoomo. Inc remains were preceded by
Rev. DR.. MoOrehOuse, OF New York: DR.. James
{. yelling. president OF Columbian Cniversity
ara Rev ; I'll. Greene, the pastor of Calvary
clufch. The services were opened by hymn
with organ accompaniment. Rev. Mr. Greene
Te&d appropriate selections OF scripture and
Rev. Dr.. Moorehouse offered prayer. After
arother hymn, Rev. Mr. Greene speaking or
the SuddenneSS OF this af1iction remarked that
The deceased needed no eul0gy; this assemblage
vas Els nest eul0gy, but 1t was fitting that he
ore speaker) should bear his testimony He
Then spoke In most feeling terms OF the deceased
as Christian, church officer, a superintend-
enT, a teacher and friend. TheiCavaITy mission
sch Of then sang the favorite hymn OF deceas.
ed. 1T Is Well with Ny Soul" and Rev. Dr.
Moorebouse, OF New York, spoke OF his ac1uain-
lance with the deceased as a student at Koch
ester. Ny, In 1913. DR.. yelling followed. stat
Ing that he was here to sympathise With the
parents. the church, and the Sunday school. l.
was bis good fortune to have known the de-
ceased In his early days, and spoke OF his dego-
ton TO the church and Sunday school. Another
by mn concluded services, and the cortege form
ed and proceeded TO Oak HILL where the inter
1nent took place. The Sunday school children
lolloWed the remains In carriages and each one
OF tie mission scholars threw on the grave
small boquet.
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FEE NOVELTY PARADE!

COMPRISING the CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS.
having represe ntt tive from every land and cline
SUI erpty costumed in Fuce native mode, msgnifi :
FURNISHED Armors; herslos bearing banners hi.h
aloft with unique and strange devices; Men-at
Arms, Pages, LaGies, Knights, Cavaliers, etc The
entire tribe of Indians mounted on pure Indian
Ponies. Will also participate in this all earth's won
der moving spectacular street pageant; The Ja-
pane Sc Troupe viii form component part of this
great Holiday Festival, and may be seen seated in
their Paper Chsriot brought expressly from Japan.
he only genuine Royal English Coach. The State
Carriage CT Napoleon III Cages. Dens, Animal
LARS, Museum Reposit tories, Canels, Umbrella
cared Elephants, gold bound Geological Palace on
wheels. containing. fierce. untamed Lions and
Eyenaa, are upon the highway seen, accom- pa nj ID
by their keepers, dioramic and wonderful display
Of repret entatiNe types OF the animal Kingdom,
SEE.
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CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
Great offering f, ,,xn kin Diseases for
Sixteen Years. A Wonderful Cure.

MEssRs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentte,nsn, Curl
CURA REMEDIES have done me power of good. I
years: Some days it troubled me more than others
but at night tie itching nearly drove me wild I
limbs. have had several physicians. Some said
tbty could cure ne. but others said will say
il fearful state and had given up al hope of ever
having any relief. But, ike drowning man grasp
lnT at n straw. thought would try the CJrICUR,
REMEDIES, about which had read go much. They
have performed q wonderful cure for NE, and Of
NY own ftee viii and accord recommend them.
es ", VAN RgREN ST.. CHICAGO, Ill.
March 7, 1879.
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THE question OF proper food for infants IN
terests all mothers especially those unable to
nurse their offspring. KelltH'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 it. Price, IS cts.
7. METCALF q Co, Boston. Mass.
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SALT RHEUM
Covering the Greater Portion of the
Body and Limbs Cured.

LAW OFFICE OF CH1s. HoUGHroN,
il Congress street. Boston. Feb. %. 1873. !
MEssRs. WEEKS h POTTER: Gentle7nen,-I feel
1t a duty TO Inform you, and through you all Who
are ntert sted to know the fact that most Disagree
able and obstiI ate case of Salt Rheum or EcZema
which has been under my personal observation from
It's first appearance to the present tme-about ten
QUl years, covering the grea ter portion of the
and itching scab. and to which all the known
methods OF treating such disease had been applied
without benefit has completely disappeared, ieay-
itga clean and healthy skin. under pr9fuse ap-
P:lcatiS 4 OF CuTICURA. can and do heartily ai-
wise all similarly afflicted to try the remedy which
has been so effectua in this case.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. HOUGHTON
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The schneszcnscs,- Closing Night.


The Washington Schuetzenfest OF 1880 closed
last evening at the park and the prizes were
presented as follows:
Shooting prizes, tat reStN-F. Kramer of Bal
UElCTe, $50; q. LeiJZ, OF Baltimore, $40; Charles
WagLer, OF Baltimore $50: q. Wa5snann, of
Washington, S25; Or. ". SchwaTZ, OF Balti-
more, so; Charles EGel. OF Washington, stS; w.
FeIdLer. OF Washington, $40; Charles S;ruth
OF Baltimore ia; W. Hayes, OF Newark, SI3: ".
Schtlling, OF Baltimore. s12; Peter Dul, OF WASH
Bey9r, OF Washington, go; j. LtppOld of Wash
ingtOD, s.; G.. j. Seufferle, OF Washington. -:
O. Fisher, OF Baltimore So.
Off-hand shOOting-H. Hayes, OF Newark so:
w. FendneT, or Washington, SIS; F. Gibson.
OF Baltimore, SO; Dr. W. SchwaZ s. H.
Na1derhorst, =; C. Lett, So; Chr. Hazen, 81;
+. Kramer. =.
For the most bulls yes-F. Kramer, of BaItt-
more. f23 go; G. Lez, 1872 IS; Z. Gibson, 81, 81:
DR.. W. schwartz. 50, 81; q. Fischer, g. g; On.
Truth, IN. s2, Charles HaZe0. 80. 81: w. HAYES,
or Newark, Il. 60; W. Fendner. OF Washington
So, 81; EG. Abner, CT. IS: Chr. Ebel o. 50: q. a.
Seuferle, 50, g; j. Lippold, 81, 81: q. Wass-
mann. % &: J. Seibel. 20 81.
Bowling DIiZts vesierd"- we're won H. G.. l.
SeufrerIe. sl5: b. Golly, So; NJ. Heydorn' 50: ].
Fetdch, g; NJ. kammerer 81; W. Phiilippi a;
W. Behrers, g, and P. ]. Laurltzen, s. NJ.
HeyCCru Won s. additional for most ten strikes.
AID George j.. SeufTerie was awarded a gold
N edal Tor NEST ten strikes during the fest.
Extra shooting prizes 1oT this week We're
award d 10 John LippOd G. J. Seufferle II. Me-
EeI- g. killi4n. Philip Hunkel, Charles Ebel L.
Boyer J. l. Yogt, W. +. Hoare ard william
Fendrer.
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NO: Fob C0BB'S ISLAND.
Il a ,,,,-,,, - ~ DIP IN TIE ATLANTIC
EXCURSION
.E.%:Hk

TURKISH BAH EXCURSION
On the fastest al safest eteamer
lie Moseiey, MONDAY, August ssa,<Ss.
10, al I'm, returning Wednesday sssssz<Sz1nfk'
at 8
II order TO secure ourselves AGAINST loss, Tickets
20 the lumber Of l2O must bs disposed 81 by sat-
ur6ay evening. Money refunded 10y parties sell
iIE the tickets If the boat does not 70.
, Tickets ~ 81; CHI dren hal; price-to be had a.
brad Adams ocEStore, MetZeTott's Music Store
Conn any office, d 3 l5th ST. Mr. a 9hattuck
second AUDITORS flee; MIR. Benz W. SUNNY, Adj
Nv, where stateroons can be had
Sleeping accommodations for al
N B--1tcf6ts for q Turkish Bath will ia sIven
TO each EXcursionist ON board the boat anglo 81
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DO! Fer CHICAGo.-Fau Overcoats, light
weight Rubber Coats. Linen Busters, Wo5len
travelling Shirts. Pongee SILK busters. Alpaca
busters GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh Ctraat
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THR mammoth Green Turtle presented to
Diver Il Schofield by Captains Bundy and
SGurs, OF Baltimore, Will be served to their pa
trcns 10 grand luncheon Ct soup and steak
Tomorrow Saturday morning. All are in
Vited. Q
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PROSECUTED WOMAN 4

PERsECUTED WOMAN. The Alexandra
GG<eite OF yesterday says: NJ. V. Donati from
Richmond, arrived here yesterday with a war
rant Tor the arrest Of an Italian named Benna
Ctni NOCini, for threatening TO XIII Mrs Mary
BaccigolupO, Of that city. Finding that the
man tor v hom he as searching was not mere
he proceeded Immediately to Washington ana
was not In that city long before he met his man
on the Avenue. After little persuasion the
detective succeeded In inducing the man 10 ac-
company him 10 this city, where lie would have
the authority to place him Under arrest When
Oh the way here, on the ferry steamer Nordini
was Informed that he was prisoner. AS soon
as they arrived IN this city the man was turned
over % the police authorities and locked up In
lie btstioa .ee@e until O'Clock this afternoon,
when The detective started with lin for Rich
moLd. The woman whom Nodini threatened to
XII IS the same that was stabbed tWenty-One
times by her husband short time ago. and for
which crime he is now serving OUT term In the
pehhehllaiy. NodlII, actuated by Jealousy,
las threatened the life or Mrs. BaCcigolupo
three Times, Ole time sending her letter Gov
cred With blood. in which he Stated that he was
determined TO kill her unless she accedad TO his
proposals, and that, having made up bis mind
he would certainly accomplish his object. The
man, who IS BLOCKING tramp, has been
sent TO the chaiD-gang by the Richmond author
tiles Cnce for the offense for which he was
arrested yesterday. and is now under bonds
With MI. Donat as his surety, for his actions.
Mr.. Donati, who now intends to turn the man
over 10 the authorities, says that Mrs. Baccigo-
lupo has been greatly prosecuted by him.
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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

1tere Will lie picnic and excursion for the
rent OF st JCSepu CHURCH, at Anmendale, y.
Z .. R.R.. III the grove at the station and near
the church. on Thursday next.
The Potomac Fruit Growers viii give a picnic
excursion 10 Marshall Hall next Tuesday. TIE
CorCoTan vii leave at 10 a. 10. and ) p. NJ. re-
turning at and $3.50.
Thee viii be catfish chowder eating at Mar
stan Hall Tomorrow and every sunday iring
the season. Parties wishing 10 spend the day
can DO SO by taking the pala steamer AFRO =
smith at : a. m, and returning Oh the Steam r
W. W. CorcOran in the evening.
The Turkish bath excursion to Cobb'S Island
viii leave next Monday at p. m. on the Jane
NoSeley, returning Wednesday morning. Tn
less 100 tickets are disposed OF by Monday the
excursion VIII not take place. In that case the
1norey OF those who have bought tickets viii Da
returned. The excursion Will be one Of the
most pleaSant and comfortable OF the season.
The Departmental Dozens select excursion to
Gly mont comes OF next Monday. The Arrow
SIN Will leave at p H., and return at mid
night In time for the cars
The Mary Washington viii leave at 2:2o y.
n. tomorrow tor i afshall Hall and Mount
Vernon springs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to j. VI.
Bsird and E. X. Bard J. c. RYAN and Mary f.
PtttfS, OF Prince George county, Md; Arthur
Collins and Roberta Scott.
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POTOMAC IKUIT GROyNERy PIC.
THE TIvoLI PARK.

H, = fUhNfKf.H tilfSB0RO.
= NOM OPEN TO The PUBLIC for picaics an
Lhturslons The Il-asdntest summer r,snrf a y
around Washington. The Ferry Boats IAN 4 ID
every rail- hour. and beautiful lriv. bv roa5 o
IL Tie l'aik. First CiAss acconnoGa,i0Ds al - A
cry Ices; also, fue stab ins accolprnodsti1ns ~
Acistsa, RICHARD RDBB,
Ie
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IxcrRsIoSSL % al MM0oX NT Nh M sA
DAY, Ausust lG. 1850. on the swift s'.as,aAs
$40. com mr. steamer I, V. ARRowSMITH.
Isturning at II p ~ promptly. 10 time for the cars
MUSIC 10y Prof. PlsToRIo. Gents tickets 5sc La
tie Boat on the evening of the Eycnrsinn AMI u
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DIR. HARTLEYs great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists. jy3l-s,m&w1m
Afflicted Try ''Dr. Swayne's Medicines"
DO not neglect cough, cold, hoarSeness,
sore th0at, &C. DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry Is a well-llnown curative. The
most reliable remedy for bronchitis. asthma,
al throat, breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
Ties. 25c.; large. 81.
DR.. Swayne's Ointment for letter itching piles.
Itching Piles. Symptoms-A moisture. Ike
Itching Piles. perspiration, intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night 1t never
itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at stott Cromwells,
wholesale agents.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Weies Health Rene'rer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline dc.
81 at druggists. Depot, 5S Barclay street. NY
and for Washington at $50 Penna avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS" Fresh AIderney butter
chnrned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk sc. per OF.
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Baltimore and Ohio Depot: corner New

Baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New
MORNING. EtENIN0
tphils.. Bait way 6 90 tSt I,onfs ON ex I .os
I. Phlla ex... 10 Bait, Anna. b way. L so
Ip"ee'srn express 40 baltimore way. % 90
EEa.t way s!atlons 20 Baltimore way. A 20
E Ta way stations 70 n. Y. Phila. f. 80
t Pa annaI. ex s:2l tBalt. Laurel ex. 8 90
Msrtnsburg &way sta9 AZ fsslt anns j. w.v al
tBalt. way stats 10 80 S.aunt3n 3 Va Snyy WV
Baltimore express. IL so express IN
fDsiy. tBalf wnv s0
tsunday only. N. 2. q Phi{s a, 10
Other trains daily eX- Bait Ian = RIai,, q %
cept Sunday. Western express *
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CITY ITEMS.

HEADACHE WHITENS THE HAIR prematuraly
Lod les HtGdGche Specific cures at once
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a WONDERFUL CASE.
The Most Remarkable Cure OH Record
Certain to be Performed.
Eessrs. WEEKS POTTER: Geuteuen-I fad
your hEsoLvENT to act better than anything have
taRtn before Ny body is nearly all clear Of humor
20 te: am now in socd condition to Begin work.
Kespectfnly yours, PHILIP DURELI.
NoTR-Dr. Durell, for twenty years. has been
terrible sufferer: he best physicians and hospital
treatment had failed to cure him. He was unable
70 walk when he began the use of the CUT1CURA
RLMEDIES.
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTs.-The grand pi mic Of thu
hhlgnts OF ST George takes place on Monday,
garden. All those wishing to eni,y them S,ly, !
are Cordially invited TO attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

AFTER ALL OTHER REMEDIES HAVE FAILED to
do any good try Whites Antl- Rheumatic PAS
AID be cured. For sale by all druggists at 50
C MS ner boil le
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

A RATHER GOOD LOOKING COUPLE appeared at
the CITY ball this morning, and procured a
marriage license, giving the names of j. C.
Washington, Prince George county Md EnT
some cause they We're DESTROYS that the knot
should be tied speedily. and going into the Office
OF Justice ONeal, on AZ street, made their
wants known. This was made known also tn a
couple OF reporters, one OF whom called Rev.
WIN. Ferguson. who was passing, aud he i'm a
few moments made them man and Wife,
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THE SHOOTING CASE AT IRVING PARK Picnic
Special correspondence Of the Baltimore Gazette
from Ell1cott City, August 13, says: officer
james E. Nansant. Of this City, received tele-
gram yesterday afternoon from the Baltimore
ard Ohio railroad authorities at Irving Park.
stating that man had been shot at a coloTed
picnic there. The officer, accompanied by
Deputy Sheriff Ray. went down to the park a. d
arrested Alexander Dennis. OF Baltimore
charged With shooting Moses Wornley. O.
Washington. Both parties were brought to
Enicott City and had hearing before Justice
CadGlck, who committed Dennis for the action
or the grand jury and held Worney as a wit
ness. Dennis, who was unknown to Wormley
ii appears. walked up to him and without any
proVocation shot him In the cheek, painfully
but not seriously WOuEding him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

NEW lease on life can be had at RaYley
SpEiIgs, Va. The waters are rejuvenating.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT ON YOUNG WHITE GIRL
Ills morning in the Police Court VIM. Allen
and VIM. Skinner were charged with asSaultiDg
Sarah Peppers, a young white girl, VINO TESTIFIED
that she was stopped on c, between 18th and
and Alien, after addressing some very indecent
remarks TO her, caught her by the hair and
threw her down on the pavement and brutally
several other witnesses. Allen took the stand
and denied the charge. Judge Smell, In dispcs-
Ing OF the case, remarked that although Miss
Peppers sustained no great ply steal injury, the
assault was Wanton one and disgrace to hu-
manly. There being nothing to connect Mr..
SKINNER with the assault he was dismi ssed and
Alien was nned $780, or three months In lall; an
appeal was noted. '' ~
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MACKINAw sailors, 40 cents. Sam tags, 100
Ith street.
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ARs1rA1 OF PAssExeER rRAIys

9Th and = Streets.
MORNING. EVENING
!Wasn ron iht lii e6 80 Bait. Phil. &Bostnl so
ffCuthern EE... g 90 limited express 4 IN
IFsltE"re sccofn. AUl Wash gton day line 4 80
Il rIh aud :t5 u wash nEton pass'r 100
" ssb u express. 10 :35 lSortc and West. ~
lEai,y !;NO fsst line e.I5
italy except Sunday. II Tash'gton eIpressi0 rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

The HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB OF SoUrH
WASHINGTON met last night at Potomac hail:
W. L. Shea, chairman; j. W. Mcconnell Secr.4-
taIy- ON account OF so many new members
having Joined. II was moved and adopted that
all committees be abolished and new ones ao-
pointed. The president then announced the
follow ing committees Executive com rnifre..-
Messrs. Bresnahan, Spare, Allmon Shughrua
and LyleS- Finance comrittee-MeSSrs. mol
ney, Ellis, Johnson, Veighmeyer and SALLY an.
Membership eommittee-MeSSrS. Cadrtck Whit
tikin, Bresnahan, Tourney and Covington. An
Invitation from the Hancock and English club
OF Georgetown was read and accepted with
thanks The president appointed the following
committee 10 meet one from South Washington
club No. 2, to make arrangements to attend the
ratification meeting :-MesSrs. E. c. Blunt
shea, Dent and w. u. Shea.
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STEALING WORKING Girls SAVINGS. - Last
evening Detective McElfreSh who had been
employ cd fCf the purpose OF aScertainlng how
h was that box containing contributions OF
money BY the females In the shirt factory OF
NessTs. Hufty q Taylor had been relieved or
Its contents, arrested w. II. Dyson, the colored
porter employed at that store. The working
girls had iDaugurated system Of making de-
posts IN this bOX IN small way. OF their loose
change. and Ii was observed that instead OF
growing heavier the box became lighter, and
This Cfflcer was detailed 10 ascertain 'the why
the outside, and seeing Dyson enter the store
emerged from his hiding place, when he found
by son in the room, and on searching him found
on his person several pieces or coin which had
teen marked for the purpose OF detection. This
had been going Oh Tor two months The porter
acknowledged his guilt, but says he intended 20
return the amount he had distracted.
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The CU11cURA REMEDIES are prepared by
MEEKs Il PoTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50
ronto Ont, and Snow Hill, London. and are for
sale by ali Druggists. Price Of CUTIoURA, small
boxes. so cents; LARGE boxes, containing two and
one half times the quantity of small. ST. REs;T,-
VENT, 81 Per bottle CuIIcUnA MEpIcI:;AL ro1-
iNg soAP Is cents per cake. in bars for BARRIERS
anS. large consumers, 50 cents.
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THE KNIGHTS TBNPLAR OF Washington ard
Columbia Communicates turned out In full uni
form eSteTGay afternoon 10 receive j. q. Balm,
Grand Master OF TemplarS or Virginia. who ar
rived here on his way 10 The general grand con-
claye az Chicago. They We're headed by Web
er'S CGEd, and marched from the asylum. cor
neT CT 9th and streets. dow z the former thor
New Jersey avenue 10 the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot. arriving there just before the
6:io tram ITom Baltimore came IN. On emery
ing fTcn the cor Grand Master Balm was met
With Tt customary salute. ali was escorted by
Eminent tCrlIrcndeTs Sir ~ T. Stephenson or
Washington 10. /, and Sir NJ u Parker, o. Co
iCnta 20. Z. 10 & carriage which vas driyen
between the two C0Inm&DaaTfcs. The liEs CO
Etrch : IS Men NJ PennsyiF@nia avenue 10 The
ECtitt House. where. q. "'aeiiA a-a-l~u fisl-
10, rOl GsaLpeared IN the hotel. a parting salute
~ - 9l.e aLd me two Communicates marched
tSe, Com ii anu neTe dismissed. This even
--..is Corlmandcry, with Grand Com
-.laCGer BAN as their giicor, VIII start Tor CHI
C&C0 Eta TIE Baltimore - Ohio railroad. About
1o:50 o'clk last night the Marine band arrived 1T
cCmmaIdeTy and SeTelaQe Was given to Sir
Knight Bain. After playing several apDrQ-
Pirate airs Emirent Commander NJ. NJ, Parker
Introduced Grand Commander Eatr In aOnro-
uiate terms, 10 which ItitIg response was
mace ty Ire nUuUrtI guest, in which he said
JLe Tine Lar. come for Cancellation and Irater-
MY Ior eli sections or the country. He said
N'Deatn TO the heart That shall conceive the
thought that there shall ever be more than one
north 10 the gulf OF the south He thanked
the company Tor the compliment paid through
him 10 his state and the Office he held.
-T.sv4 --...e Fyx-r~ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

The CHANCES in the ref1ie for the steam
yacht are being rapidly sold. Those who wish
them had better secure them at once, at the Eb-
bitt House drug store
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ROMAN and red gold buttons and studs at
.Prfgg'S. +
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SURPRISING But ACTUALLY TRUE.-We VIII
receive Monday, 10th instant. some 200 to 800
tubs choice New York, western and Virginia
butter, which must be sold at best offer on ar
rival. as per advice OF shippers. ID. VI. Ream i
Co., SIC Louisiana avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

GEN. MCDOSALDS sensational story from ad-
vance sheets OF his book, with fac SMILES OF the
GabcoCk letters and picture OF Mcdonald, III
SI-L6HE Pos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-14

CUTICURA RESOLVENT
CutiCura, CCticura Toilet Soap Cutfcura
Medicinal Shaving Soap.
CUT1CuRA REsoLvENT, the great natural bloc
p11ner, absorbent, renovator and vitaliZer, mas
swellings ulcers. eryspelas. swelled neck. scrofu-
ous lnfismmatiop, mercurial affections old sores,
With dry. thin, and falling hair; and when the
CUT1CURA, Medicinal Jelly, and the CUTICURA
symptoms, the cures, effected by the CUTICTRA
REMEDIES are marvellous.