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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-19
PHR 1OnRTa.

EQrrrY CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
aester Aay, Linord agt. Thieleck; sale finally
ac 10 Ss oourt ese
shal agt Marshall; trustee substituted. Stew
ar, agt Beverly; Withdrawals OF deeds from flies
Slowed. Adjourned till Wednesday next
ro cEcg Hr, CogRr No: nmJags Vile ~,
IA. Kendall agt Davis; judgment confessed.
WINS agt. Simpson; do. default. Little agt.
Lloyd motion to set Judgment granted on pay
motion OF defendant to require security for
costs overruled. Same agt. Hartford ms Co:
DO: Same agt National ms Co.; 90. Same
a %o sprngasa ms R S9 DO s Dodge Birch
ruled. Mckee agt BIlnkhorn; default. ' RAY Raw.
mond agt Hill; hearing on demurrer,
CRIMINAL COURT-Jud0e James
Yesterday, James Stokes, manslaup. +,.. to-.
discharged unable to agree. sateri Jury
To-day, Robert E. Hamlltor v,o,a+,no ,,o..o,
laws, two cases; plead Do guilty. Peter Sher.
fa Sa' s sS1sedg 40: brown eonvctei Of
George Lee. r~,nvicted of manslaughter: mo Hon
13I nc" ..lal overruled; exceptions filed. VIM.
VIE, alias Henry johnson, petit larceny.
second offence; nolle pros.
PROBATE CoURT-J,tdge ac4rth,u.
Yesterday, Mary Nolan. guardian, gave bond
In 5000. Estate Fred. D. Stuart; order for
nriS ate sale Of patent for $3.50: viii of James
Kelly Kelly admitted adj to probate VIII Of Miranda B.
weller qualified as administrator: bond 81. 900.
VIII of James c. Hall admitted to probate ES-
tate Lucy F. MelliSh: Mrs. Eunice H. Fitch an
pointed Administrative; bond, SIC 600; also guar
dian TO the orphan children; bond. SIG OO6 c.
Beall, guardian; bond fixed at $780, Estate
Jas. II. Reid; will admitted to probate and let
ters issued to John f. Doran, bond $780, ES-
tate Henry R0chat; John F. Riley appointed
cole bond, $4,000 Estate Emily South
wick; exceptions to commission Of ten per cent,
to administrator, and asking that 1t be fixed at
i've per cent. Estate j. Ii. Van Antwerp: John
w. Corson appointed administrator; bond $500,
Estate Mary Rose Martin; decree dismissing
caveat. admitting will to probate and grant
ing letters testamentary to Arthur Christie:
bond, S. 600. Several accounts of the register
were approved and passed. Adjourned to FRI
day next.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Maria SOhl, assault on Susan j..
SloWen; 81 or day. James johnson, assault
on Alice Brooks; forfeited collateral. Clara
Williams, assault on Ellen Brown; $40 or 30
days. ChaS Jones, alias Chas johnson, lar
ceny OF three cabbageS from John He'll; S. or Is
days. VIM. Randall, assault On Mary BoWser:
s. or 10 days. kittte Dotson, assault on Jose
phene Granger; 81 or days. Lewis Lee, lar
ceny OF some books and United States mail
bags six months In jail. VIM. Sedgwick, loud
and boisterous; S. or days. Frances Burnley,
do; So or days. Owen Shugrue do: forfeited
collateral. Archie bill and VIM. ". Bruner.
yagrancy; bonds OR workhouSe. Americas
Murray, loud and bOsterOus; S. or Is DAYS.
justin Mccarthy, Obstructing street; $40 or SO
days. Vernon Duff, maintaining nuisance: S.
or Is days.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CONDENSED Locals.

The East Paramount Gas, Coal and Coke Com
pany yesterday re elected the following officers
III. NJ. Baker, president and treasurer: Glen W.
Cooper, vice president; James E. Bell, sec
rotary, and Westel Willoughby, r O. Holtz-
man. John Bull and Joseph Prather, directors.
Commissioner Mills yesterday on the charge Of
refusing information TO the census enumeration
The charge was Withdrawn on his payment Of
Rev. DIR. Doner, OF this city, breaches to-mor-
row In the First Lutheran Church, OF Harris
burg. Pa, and viii return on Thursday next
His pulpit here viii be supplied by neighbor-
Mr.. Louis I'll. Lehman, of the bureau OF en-
craving and printing, leaves tomorrow night
knights OF st. Peter Of Washington to thu the am.
nual convention OF the Roman Catholic Knights
OF st. John, or the United states, which meets
In That city on the Path instant OF which he Is
vice president and acting president.
Shlllington has advance copies OF Harper and
SeT'iblser for July, and the Contemporary Re-
Jietr for June.
Robert Beall sends US Harper for July
The pump of all Others in this city the most
frequented-the spa pump on Louisiana aveaue
between 9th and 10Th streets-is the most ne
elected by the pump doctor. The one iron ladle
attached TO ft Is rickety, the handle being loose
by reason of missing rlvet. leaving a hole In
the side through which the water escapes on
the person drinking. Some kind OF drip trough
should be placed under the nozzle to prevent
the water from scattering over the clothing of
the thousands who daily resort there.
In the Criminal Court this morning Mr. Perry
gave notice that all the defendants who are out
on bail Will be arratgned next Saturday.
The Jackson Democratic Association, of this
City. and the executive committee have secured
through the kindness of Colonel PIERCE the
'front.' parlorS OF the Imperial Hotel as heat
quarters during the session OF the Cincinnati
convention Direct wires VIII connect these
headquarters with the convention and speakers
are TO enliyen the crowd. There will be music
between the speeches The proceedings will be
announced or placed on transparencies The
hotel will be Illuminated on Tuesday night
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Jessie Raymond and Her Baby
THEIR APPEARANCR IN COURT To-DAY-sENAToR
HILLS DEMURRER SUSTAINED By JUDGE wYLIB
AND THE SEDUCTION SUIT AT AN END FOR THE
PRESENT, At LEAST.
To-day. the appearance Of Miss Jessie Ray
mond, with her baby that she calls ''Tommy
HiD," In Circuit Court No. l., held by Judge
Wylie, attracted considerable attention. 1t VIII
be remembered that Miss Raymond entered q
suit In March last against Senator B. Il. Hill. Of
Georgia for seducing her In November, 1871.
She Claimed 1000 damages, alleging that he Is
her attorney. The defendant, by Mr.. Daven:
port, his attorney, having filed demurrer and
notified Mrs. Lockwood that he should call up
into court to-day with her client and the baDy e
While the court was engaged In other cases,
the child In its playful antics about the court
room made ETH, things lively: At 1o:4s O'Clock the
she was not ready to proceed, not having had
Mr.. Davenport said that they had filed de-
murrer to the declaration protesting that Jessie
Raymond's allegations are false; that the de-
clarations ale bad In substance and that there
is no cause OF action.
Mrs. Lockwood said she was not prepared to
argue the case as she had not had the papers
and asked that the case be continued until Sat
urday next,
Judge Wyl.e said that there was probably nc
cas- Out, while there.may be law in MARYLAND
mate CHILD, he was at loss to find law for this
case. There is an axiom "a willing person s,ls-
talns no damage" and he thought that he
should have to sustain the demurrer.
Mr.. Lockwood remarked that there was pre-.
cedent In this court I'm the case OF Nichols
against some one whose name she did not now
remember.
The court said he would have to sustain the
demurrer, but she could come this day week
ard move to strike 1t out. He did this because
she was woman.
Mrs. LOckwoOd.-'I don't ask it because I am
woman, but as matter OF right and justice
to my client"
The Courr.-"Then you don't want it. The
demurrer is sustained and Judgment given for
defendant"
This ends the case, at least, for the present.
Jessie, who was during the proceedings In the
ante-rOOm. then left with Tommy
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The Noise Nuisance.

The Noise Nuisance.
Editor Sdr:-In the interest of all lovers of
quiet and good order, Of all owners Of horses,
OF all who enjoy their legal rights Of using the
streets OF the city for walking, riding or driv-
Ing free from mOlestation and danger, it is earn
estiy hoped that the Commissioners of the Dis
trict VIII cause the law to be enforced prohibit
ing the firing OF any gun or pistol within two
hundred yards OF any residence or In any street
or avenue OF the city, and of setting off any
hre-crackers squibS or other artificial fireworks
In any street OF avenue within one hundred
yards OF any dwelling house"-which law will
be found On page 310 laws OF the corporation of
Washington, WebD's Digest. Already the quiet
Of the streets, the comfort OF the sick, and the
safety OF equestrians is being violated by the
foolish practice, beginning two weeks before the
Fourth OF July, of celebrating the coming Of
that anniversary by permitting children to make
a noise In any unlawful way; sometimes by ma
passing horses. Shall law OR lawlessness be
the rule here? CITIZEN
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CARTERs LITTLE LIVER PILLS do not purge or
liver and bile. perfect liver corrector.
TRY Whites Anti Rheumatic Pslts for Rheu.
mattsm, Gout and Rheumatic Gout only soc. a
90 Dox. For sale By all druggists Jno. T. Whit
TIE PIouANT and charming actress, Miss
Marian Mordaunt, OF the Broadway Theater,
New 1ork. was taken suou.n.s VIII 2 severe
commended Cues Lini'....n Jodide Ammonio.
'u Gi Iaae n vas s.pid and complete.
S: s.s -, =. cure Suppression.
u., 19o West Broadway, n. Y.
Trlal size % cents s.t,th,3t
INvALIDs, as well as children. find Melitn's
rood most satisfactory and nourtshing article
OF diet. Its method Of preparation adaptS ft to
the most delicate stomach. while its strength
enlng properties are wonderful 1t may be had
OF your druggist and grocer Price, IS cents. T.
METcALF & Co., Boston, Mass.
From Senator ingalls,.
Pr F. A. Won Moschzisker has treated me
with much skill and success for Catarrh and
eae June IT, ,ssoro lf nr Ton
Moschztsker, 6l9 10th ST. NV. s,m,w3t
Your Boys Will be Pleased with the
And you will be pleased with the price of our
spring SultS
NOAH WALKER Co., TailOrS and Clothfers,
s,tt6 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
If SUCCESS be the true test Of merit. It is GER
ta1nly settled fact that "B1O,Cn's Bronchial
71ocheS" have no equal for the prompt relief of
Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles 60
"Save Your HAIR keep it Beautiful"
London Hair Resuorer" Insrires new growth.
London Hair Restorer" Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer" Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer." The only Clearly and
London Hair Restorer." effect1fal Hair Restorer
"London Hair Restorer." In the market Not dye
A toilet luxury entirely free from all obnox1-
GUS or unpleasant bdors. Price 75c. At all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
fngton.
SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are net admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Wes1es' Health Renesoer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. z, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
cnurned every morning, and delivered in i lbs.
ward" prints, Soc per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c, per at.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. George Tn.
perman. an old and respected citizen OF this
place, died at his residence On 5th street at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, aged II years. Mr.
Upperman was native Of Georgetown and has
resided here during his entire life His funeral
Will take place from Oak Hill chapel tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
CANAL 1TEM.-A telephone dispatch down the
canal states that q canal-boat sunk In Broding-
hams lock, on the Cumberland canal, yester-
day.
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ScndtOT Oh M03SaCnuSeetS
Messrs WEEKS l. POTTER - tIeatlep,en:- To
cay that am grateful is only poor expression Of
feel it in every sense of the word. have been a
great sufferer with skin diseases for the last twelve
sore, could not rest with the burning heat and
ltch,ng OF the parts affected and was confined to
called Eczema Of most aggravated type, by MANY nV
physisiaps, but doubt if ever fully understood By
several skin humoSs have hs m1eb OF
seeking cure and in 1897 went to Europe
Sa dny for m tba
thas back to told By many
those diseases was Of the highest ORDER could cure
n soox we Ts On the aOs etc he FOR
RPh6yy,sleia5s,, e. ard among lhsn pr. Of East
P IaTg Thsy did good tier rsmsass
=, Now, about three months ago. Mr. Meehan gem
ueman well known p the Boston people, called my
ised wonderful results if would only mas trial.
ae tod me OF his own experience with it, and so
store and bought them and commenced to use them
according to the directions. There was 80 much
commenced the use Of CUT1cURA it came e to e he
surface and festered, until quantities had come
two weeks did not mind this, as felt that anpu
was going to get rid of the humor when saw il
comlnR to the surface ia such large quantities.
remedies sa ! was greatly encouraged by GRADUAL
Iessenlng OF the Inflammation Of number Of pain
followed the directions to the letter. feeling each
week Iearer cure, until at the present moment,
aud twelve years of as constant suffering as was
ever endured, can say that am cured and pro
have been so elated with my success that have
stopped men on the street who were afflicted and
told them to get the CUTICURA REMEDIES and thew
would cure them This is why I am SO grateful to
you, ior believe them to be the best aud greatest
are suffering with these diseases. may add that
TOOK no internal medicine but the CUTICURA Re
SOLVENT.
Boston, August 20, 1873.
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Picnics. Excursions &C.

The P-Y-S" {of Dawson) moonlight excur.
sion 10 Marshall Hall. Tuesday, June ~. on the
steamer W. w. Corcoran promises to be one or
unusual enjoyment In addition to the excel
lent program always characterfZing their re-
unions, there viii be various novelties Among
tnCse VINO viii participate are Annie Lewis Inc
Capitohne male quartette and Donch,s full Or
chtStra. Ai VI
ST. Johns Day will be celebrated by Arm,n,ns
Lodge. No rs, F.A.A.M.. next Thursday ar the
Washington City Garden. There will be a con-
cert, dancing, &c.
The j. W. Thompson will leave tomorrow
altefDoon, az O'Clock, for trip down the riv IT.
returning at pm.
The washington Excursion Company Will
give very pleasant excursion tomorrow. on
the Jane MoSeley. IL Will be to BlackIstoni q
Island: inc boat Will leave at $50 q. NJ. and re-
turn at II pm. ~
The select excursion to Blacktston Island Oh
me 24th VIII De one OF the most enjoyable at
fairS OF the season. See advertisement
The Arrowsmith will leave next Monday
morning at am. with the Chapel Point eXcur.
sion party Tor GlymOnt.
The steamer Mystic Will commence her excur
S1onS Saturday, June Goth, instead of to-day. as
heretofore announced.
The Mary Washington will leave at $50 to-
morrow afternoon for Marshall Hall and Mount
Vernon springs
The K. OF p Uniform association will give
their first moonlight excursion next Monday
evening, on the steamer Mystic The boat viii
leave at $50 p. M and return at 11:30,
The excursion on the COrcOran next Monday
night will afford pleasant moonlight ride on
cur beautiful river, and a rare treat I'm the way
OF grand concert by the Marine band.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-B. II. Warner real eS-
tate auctioleer, has sold during the past two
weeks Tor Il j. Boreland and Frank @. Middle
ton, trustees, a small twO-stOry frame on Sth
street, between and M streets northwest, to
Henry r Greer, for 5000. For John E. Her.
rei ana George W. Mckee. trustees No. 6l5 E,
street southeast, TO George II. WILSON, for s, 100
no. 800 9th street southeast, TO Sarah Lally, for
fsiO, subject 10 taxes. For Luther III. Pike and
= L. Thomas, trustees, store and dwelling 3l5
pennsylvania avenue northwest, to r. p. ia TX
son, for Sc, 100 !; also on ID street, between LIST
and 20 streets southeast, six unfinished
houses, as follows: to D. p. G. Clark two. at
$500 each; W. Chase, at 1920; Conradd KaufT-
each.
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-The Maryland State
Temperance Alliance and the temperance So
cietieS OF the District have arranged for man.
moth mass meeting and family picnic TO take
place al the spa spring grove. BiadensDurg on
July >. 1850, celebrating the 4th OF July In a
Y ny Pleasant and sOcia6ie manner
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SHOT BY A Toy PIsroI--The Alexandria Ga
zette or last evening says: avery Henderson.
the young son OF Mrs. VIM. Henderson. VINO
resides on Cameron street, between Alfred aud
Patrlck, met with quite a severe accinent last
night. the young man had purchased q toy
usually accompany such weapons. he uf1derf0ok
TO charge 1t with revolver Cartridge, when IL
exploded, the ball passing through the center
OF mis- left hand, iniiicttng painful but NOT q
serious wound. DR.. II. u. Lewis rendered the
necessary surgical aid"
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Statement Sixteen Months Later.
IN answer to many inquiries, desire to say that
" Is now sixteen months since wrote the absve
statement; that my cure has proved permanent
ana my general health perfect. I have nothing to
CUTICURA REMEDIES. ~
BOSTON, Jan. ], 1850.
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The CUTICuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER. Chemists and Drnggists, $50 Washing
and 8 Snow Hill. London, and are for sale by ali
druggists: s.. Price of OUTIcyRA. small boxes 50
times the quantity of the small, ST.; REsoLvENT,
81 per bottle; CuTIcURA MEDICINAL ToILETSoAP,
70 cents per cake; CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAR, Is cents per cake, and in bars for barbers
and large consumers, 90 cents. jel6
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''FRITz' EMMETT SENT TO AN INEBRIATr Asy
LUM.-JOseph X. Emmett. the actor, who is wei
known for his impersonation of "Fritz," wa:
committed by Justice Smith at the Tombs yes
terday to the Kings county Inebriate Asylum
In Flatbush. When the papers had been signed
he kissed his wife good-by, and was driven In
charge Of his son and Sergeant James to the
asylum. just as soon as his attending physi-
clans consider it advisable he will be released.
He is thirty mine years old and is native OF St
LOulS.-M. y. World 1Sh.
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Near It'll st. w.

HHHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
Il subscriber, Of Washington city, hath obtained
from the Supreme Court OF the District Of Colum-
tia, holding special term for Orphans Court bus.
Of 1EMUEL F. CLARK. late Of the District of CO.
mmbla, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned TO az.
hibat the same, with the vouchers thereof, 20 the
subscr1ber at or bsfore the 2Sth day Of May next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from All
benefit Of ths said estate. Given under our han is
this 2sth day Of May, 1880. =
THOMAS J. FISHER
3e1S-f, Sw EUGENE OARUSI.
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1el8-f,SV

DELS CORN SOLVENT. Bed Bug Extermins
L tor. Persian Insect Powder, Rat Poison. Gum
Qsmphor. VIE de Meyers Ustarrh Olre. boaps
PerfQmeriee. Combs, Brushes, DC. For sale by
o0.n.vs mAr0.eo
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ATTENTION Is called to Sinshetmer & Bros
advertisement In another column, Offering rare
inducements In boots and shoes
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LADIES linen collars, &C.; India linen: striped
grenadines, lOc.; regular made hose 19c; all
wool Duntings. Csc; mosquito net, SOC piece, at
Bro1head & Co. s old stand, 1908 St
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The Butting Homicide.
A DISAGREEING JUR1

Yesterday. In the Criminal Court, Judge James,
the arguments In the case OF James stokes, in
dieted for manslaughter In causing the death of
Charles Kane by butting him, was concluded
and the jury being charged by the Judge retired
AFTER an absence OF some hours they reported
their Inability To agree and were dtscharged
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GREAT REJECTION In all departments at
Palals Royal for the next ten days.-Adrt.

WHERE True CoaFORT CAN BE FOUND-Drf-
yer q Schoheld. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue an
nounce that they will this evening open TO In
specton ana criticism or the public the most
elaborately fitted up restaurant and summer
garden ever attempted In this city. Satisfied
mat this class OF resort Is growing In popular
favor, nothing that taste or art could secure or
money procure has been neglected In making
this the model establishment OF the Distri t. Ia
thelr undertaking they have aimed TO present
resort which ladies and gentlemen may safely
palIohlze, ana 10 that end have earnestly striyep
10 exclude everything that could prove obiec-
tlohaoie. A ladies' parior and balcony in charge
OF proper attendants Is one OF the features
cnolce music VIII be one OF the foremost attrac-
uons, ana all that can be done TO make the
guests enjoy pleasant hour during the heated
term viii be done -,
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District Government Affairs.

The employees attached TO the ONCE of Sfl-
Perintendent OF Repairs E. NJ. Chaplin have
been given Through until July l, owing to
the expenditure of the appropriation for This
service for the present fiscal year.
PUMP WATERS ANALYzEp.
District Chemist De Smedt has made an anal
ysi5 OF water from additional pumps and re-
ports TO the health officer as follows: Pump at
1th and streets contains bacteria ciliatas,
and Is unit for drinking purposes. In this case
the health officer has addressed a note to the
DISTRICT commissioners, suggesting that they
cause the handle OF the pump to be removed.
The water from pumps at 18th and M, 21st and
+. corner 9Th ana T, and at corner I'd and b
streets northwest are pronounced to be good"
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10,0eo YARDS of choice styles of lawns. Linen
lawn. cts; yard-VlGe lawn. 10 cts Immense
assortment 10 select from. at ToHSonS, Pa.
ave-, south side, hear IJh.-AGrt.
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a GIRL BABY ABANDONED BY IT'S MOTHER -
Sarah BOwles, colored, living at 1921 street
TOOK TO the 4th precinct station last evening a
white female infant some three or four months
Old, which she stated had been left at her house
oy an unknown white woman some three
months ago, which she asked To be temporarily
cared for. The request was complied with out
The woman never returned for the child aud
she desired TO be relieved OF it. The officers
sent 1t 10 st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
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CELECT EXCURSION TO RL,CKIs.

y ION ISLAND JUNE, Nth, lbSl.
Four hours for Grabbing Fishing
and Bathing. Crab lines and bait
tree Adults, 75c.: Children under &xS%
free; between and II, 25c. state-rooms soc
ana 81 Al ply to q. II. Noure & Co.. DRUGGISTS
cor. 9Th and SITS. n W., and of committee on the
steamer JANE MosELEY, which has been newly
painted and furnished throughout Leave fo1t OF
9th street wharf THURSDAY. JUNE 2iTH at \ a.
m. SHARP returning arrive home promptly at 10 u.
M street cars Will be in waiting TO convey the ex
curslonlsts TO al parts of the CITY. Tickets posi-
uSey limited to $50. Meals furnished by Mr.. Rolo
at DOC Tea or coffee can he had without meals:
also lunch Will he served in the morning at reason
able prices. The wharf has been substantially re-
pared and new bathing houses erected. Music by
hrst-class band. Tickets for sale by q. III NourSe
20, DRUGGISTS, cor. 9th and T SITS NV: Ellis 4
Cos: Music Store; T. A. Fill, StatIoncr 18th St n.
W.; A. Nd Daniels, cor. Pierce Place and l4th sts
Mhiteside x Walton. 1924 Pa. ave. n W.; G. f.
Moore, druggist, cor. 18th and Pa. ave. Those
VINO accompanied the excursions We gave last sea-
son wall remember that everything was carried cut
as advertised. NJ. WHIPPLE and A. II. SHAT
TUCK, Committee. iel6-7t
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SEE ADV. street railroad stock.

"P-X-S7-June 22-"Lord Chancellor D..
- D, See topights STAB and Sunday Hsrasd,t