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, 1880-09-02

THE French police found tho Jesuit schools
and colleges visited yestcrday a!moat entirely
deserted by tho clerical members OF tho Orlrr,
tho only exception being at PoitEcrs, wtoro thoro
remained aIx tncmlDcra. Three Of them cEntmef
to bc propriotorH Of tho place, and wcre allowed
to stay. Tho expulsion Of the others cnuBud
considerable excitement an,onY tho inhabitants.
Frstm tho faut thut tho conditions OH which tho
religious congregations of tho ltomnn Catholic
Church ara permitted to retnaln IN Frlluo havo
been approved of by tho Arohbshops OF parls and
1ioucn and tho Pupil Agent. It ls evident that
!lleso conditions nrc by no means hnrsh or arbi-
trary. TIM attempt OF tho ultranontlno organs
tn uxctto projudico ngalnst the Republican Gov
crnn,ont Of Fraiioo In Wow Of those facts will
not and ought not tn be Ut mllcl. avail.
, 1880-09-02

r,,,E on each others toes Is not easy 10 400.
Meanwhile VIC s1lall hava the spectacle Of
some very pretty navnl eyolntions of t'!o
coast of Albania, which will be watched
with admiration ratl,or tllan toar by the A.
ba,lans from their mountain tops, an,l will
be smiled at by the Turks In Constnntinople.
, 1880-09-02

TIN: Democratic argument for n ''changon:
~ WIS wett-1 would bo bottcr-1 took physo-
aud ttcro tIn.'
, 1880-09-02
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1850.

Nix GEor0E q. LrDLow wns nominated
for Governor pf Nuw Jersey l,y the Democrats
OF lhAt State yesterday.
, 1880-09-02


md are put forth without the sliFhtest oyt.
lcnco OF tl,ctr accufacy. But, oven II It bo
admitted TINT such partlcn1nr cases as the
Democrats cfto dre correctly ssdtad. ,Mb gen
eral record during a.1ll sincu tlla Wnr shows
tint tho soldiers lave voted AS they fought,
without regard to preylous party ntllltat1ons.
When It became evident that war was in
evltubie, Sonator Douglas sounded the key
hote for his followers by declaring TINT tlie1o
worc only two parttus IN the country,-ra.
trots and trntors. From That mon'cnt the
Union nr,ules were recruited from tie poll'
lists at tic Nortl, which registered tho votes
that l,al been cast for Lincoln and Douglas.
Thoro were 10 traitors afiong the followers
OF tl,p former; thoro wore some among tho
followers Of the inter; but the patriots
of both constituencies united upon
tho batttc~fetd and at the bnllotbox.
Men who hud been Democrats did val
INIT service III battling for tho Union, but the
ru,np Of tho Democratic party which was
lott Mt tho North continued to bo associated
with the effort to destroy tho Government
It retained its had 11nrrl0 by its own conduct.
It's most conspicuous leaders became cnrping
critics Of tho prosecution Of tho War, atld
embarrassed tho Governmont rs fur rs they
conttt III their influence upon legislation.
Secret and treasonab!e ieagues wero or
gantzctl In several statcs 10 keep M a fire III
the renr. THO Democratic National Oonycl1-
ton Of 1854 nominated mn unsuccessful SOL
tllcr, md declared tho War 80 failure" The
Democratic Convention Of 1868 denounced
tito results OF tho War when fortnu-
1ntci into legislative measures rs "uncon.
stl!ntlonai, null ana Vola.. Ing uh.on
sol'aiets OF INC NORTH WHOM 1lump"'!' D"t.
ier. stlles' a'''t oti'er Democfaac oratoss OIL
Tie t!ay speaK OF as 'cmocrnts llan ho
synpNthy VIII tao actu"t careof ol ato DGi'-
ocratie party or that 'nno' nus fo,usea 10
Vote loF '!s cats'lua'es' a1''!, III t'o n'h'' n"vo
con1'htea 10 1elaso ~ LUIS WY aaS snel,
SUPPORT 10 parts 50 ha1ml"seiy '"soel"1eu
w!t''' al,a 30 atieet's fsspo'ls'o4o lo'' u'o
Wat OIL Inc "euel'ioh'
ine plcsc1t ue".ver"s'c eiot. ~ 'u,t , nv
solatef 'ote ot tno Nortn "s"it'st uao Iepuo'
llcal' rmf1y !ot Wv nIS1 uitle Sa'co tno ""f -
1oreoraaihea la'1uIo. IL rests upon oo'
ceptioh h'a lf""a' to,i. 1!ancocks pes-
solia4 influence IN th's alfect'on mny
DO set oown rs aisl'ost ~. ~
lnc sol'l'ers "t'o 'ousnt soi"'!a.ay LUZ aao
government whethoF tiey l.ao oeen ue1lo-
cfats or fephpilcans' Hef' 1'ahcosN ~ n'ese'
y the pfolesslonn! so'"leI WIN ous,hs .le
war; performed INC SERVICE loF WHICH tio
government haa ea"catea a1'd pau h'u'' allu
"lo' Slhee 'no WIT l't!s pce.. n'aln's coh~
sp'caous TOT pollucal a'hpltlon WHICH ~
vas willing TO WORK OUT py ai1''athe WIN
inc former enemies OF inc Union anu "ni'e
Sill enjoying ttlH EjHQlHnlEHLH Dt kLN OOt-
, 1880-09-02

TIE customs receipts Of the United States
for August were $l1,G0. .tDo. ngainst 81, ,0N
for July. A. handsome incrrase.
, 1880-09-02

Hnverly's Theatre.
rcnrtorn street, corner Of Monrpu. En9nRcmont
Of 4, ii. rnlmerts uuIon-squarn Th1atra Company.
*Tho Unnlc4olptt
, 1880-09-02

aro tenants Tho khuo IL reserved, rh,,.
ior!a witch II jcnlosisy snd often seIl IN, .sa'
10 shoot ovor thelr tonants' fnrrns Ehn..t' .Mat
ahia'l game without TIM landlords rorso.. 9
poac'ins. whcthor tho gntnc DO Oh Tho f"rmo y
land Or not, 1t Ia an,az!ng that tr onnc+;nars
80 Just as this should 10 onpoach liz kcns,h,s
men IN RnRan1; but II has, in fact, beef, lIs,o.
" hntagonI.cd' and 'vould hnvo been dcfcota,
IT. tho House Of 11orda but for the for,Mnssaseea
Of Lord nuaconslac1d. who wished To en.a .t
conservative RtrunRtt for gfrnter ouc,,,.sa wv
hl Elcho. t!io, chief upponont Of tho bl,l t,n.a;
thhe not oss thin 10, ,0ul tns Of Arps sni rntS.!
were k!llol ~ gatlo In 0reMt nritaio 1enriu 0''s
, 1880-09-02

White Stocking 1tmsc.Tsn1t Park.
MICHIGAN nyenuu cppttsto HakhlaKtun streeL
Game. batween tho T'ruy nnd Chicago Cubs at
II a. ns aslu $50 p. ri.
, 1880-09-02

Clark street. b1tmecn l.nfn and lthnoolpn. tsn9n1e
u,ent Of Th!aIsuAn's uurlasquo Troupe. "1he Luck
Ill.,"
, 1880-09-02

; TnE Rlehmond Dispatch 'atlmlts That IN,
castt'r Of tho ratti rIfpfHt,,, has eloarlY no,s
out bis caso aRalnst Wado Hnnpton, and ,hst
tho Inter wRs "lndlaurcet when he denied that
his remarks Ind boon correctly reported, Thn %
1sichmond editor tries to oxcusu itnnp,on IN
tho gru1''ld TINT te usot language '"whIch oor.
seycu meaning that ho did not wish or In.
tend to convoy" This will not DO, wnda
Hampton Is II plain speaker. Ills provtm,.
speeches nrc IN accord with th1sono. Aboyo Nil
he told tito truth Mt Staunton. Those NJ, tha '
prlncIplrs for which, Leo md Jacksop fouuht
, 1880-09-02

TIE National Convention OF Rcpuh1,co,
Clubs, chilled to rnoct In indianapolis rrn. ~
lsso merits and should receive tho attcnttan 10 %
,Ncpnb!tcana IN ovory pnrt Of tho co,,nfrs ~ ~
hcnuh!!can clubs, Of whatever natno. +, ~ a.
United Suites nre Invited without furthpr nc,tas
to send do'rgn'o or delegation. a Nat,nh,' TsS
Club oranntzatlon fnny bo tho ousgrowth ff ,s's
convention. twill ut loust ,to much tn c,,co.'
nso 'ho rsrey In in'ilan". It ,nny leaa to thu
chanka Of vlows as to tho best tncth,,Il. NJ 49,:
organization, and Elbow In wt.nt u,nupcr mn, =.
whRt places labor oan hc expended to tha ,aas ~
advantage. It ts hnposl tllas l,opubcon cl,s. ss
generally will respond to this jnyttn,tnn 49,
sci'd good MIN Or men to Represent tbom. 'A'9
, 1880-09-02

Down tho lake ut Slleboygan there is to be
II Democratic aGanco to-lRy,-tho uccusluu
being tho nomination OF q Congressional can-
dldatu III pace 0r Con. Edward y. NrngH. Tho
Convention consists Of 81 delegates, nppost!onoh
rs follows: Do4lgu, II; Fond tlu Lac. Iii Mani!
towoc. 8; BheboyKnt,, 7. 1aragg clntnia Fond tll.
Lilo nn.l Eheboygan hoiid, but that lacks orc Of
enough to nominate him. atr. II. Is. J)nni,y
uInttns tho II tlctcgntos front Dodgo County,
aud tho irrcprcsslbto 10 Rankin. Stnto Sem
ntor md ex.Chairmnn ot thu Democratic stnto
Ccntr, Commlltee, claims tho vntes frnm
Manitowoc. It II oasy to eeo khat, II Dclnny ant!
ilankn have thu strength lfthey cinl,n, mud
1lrngg Ia not nop,lt.atc8 On the tlrss
ballot, thcro Will bo nidso by tho en-
tire band bcf0ra tho Convention cluses
Its labors. Opposition IL .nndo to Bragx OH tho
ground that Fund lt Lno has furnished tho
Congressman twenty.onc OF tho thirty-tw, ysara
slnco Wlscnnaln bccatne u stnte. 1rAKg's pro-
.leccssur, tho IIu1s. e. a. EldratIgc, ot Copper
hoad uotorioty, held tho Office twelve years. Tho
illstrtct is overwhelmingly Democratic, md n
nomination OH thnt sllo IL ns Go NJ uh election.
III Il recent intervtuw with TNtnuSE repre-
sentative lon. Dr11Rg expressed tho utmost con-
tldenco In securing il reconciliation in tho C0u-
vcnt1ou that 10 to bc held to-day.
, 1880-09-02

\
Randolph street. botrcon Clark and ia sa!lo. En-
Insctnent Ut M!l0s' Juvenile Upora Company. "Lit-
Ia Duke"
, 1880-09-02

4
Madison strook between Stata aud Deatborss. "All
Vic llagu.r
, 1880-09-02

others. will follow. and before smother year
has expired there viii be largo addition to
tho landa Under cultivation in Illinois.
Smaller farms closely au,l thoroughly fnrmcd
will bo hereafter tho prevailing aystem In
Illinois, thereby adding to tho number Of tho
cultivators, and adding nlso Immensely to
tho aggregate product md to tho product pcr
acre, Mover In tho history of Illinois hive
farm lands been SO profitable rs tllcy hive
sthGo 1871, and hereafter, Under tho general
extension OF tho aystom OF tl1c.tlrainaEo atttf
closer f,tInlng, those profits will continue to
grow, 'e:
Tho growth Of Illinois since the admission
Of tho State In 1918 Inns been marvellous.
Tho first railroad WHICH brought Into tla
Stnte either passengers OF freight WAS after
1870, Or less than thirty yearsaRo, anil during
these thirty yenrs the population has III
creased from $50 600 to moro than 5000, ,o00.
The population Of Illinois rs shown by tho
several cnYtenena IN M fnItnyNa. a..
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THE COURTS.

P0LlCE C0URT-Jttdge Shell.
Yesterday. William Carroll, Annie Williar
and Kate Clark, vagrancy; bonds Or thirty = Is
each. Michael Robinson and James A. She AVS
profanity; forfeited collateral Mary Dr. man,
ton, disturbing the quiet of Georgetr .nning-
forfeited collateral. Andrew B. E r;Esaanons;
stroy1rg trees; s. or ten days ,Staeto, de
larceny OF cleaver from Chas. e'so Stonard.
ten days. Samuel Johnson, Is sears; 5! or
DodsoD; S. or fifteen days. nssaMt on ADA
threats to Robert Coleman; .ax aha Soleman,
keep the peace. Dennis fpSS ao.ai oonos 10
trespass; forfeited collat .r,S tnanclOus
assault on Lucinda Mat eS.s Snas. MatneWS,
Henry Hicks larceny rrar n UnIns N p 1aii
tresnass. 81 o VAR },ft S. Hummer, malicious
ta1I ~ vi NV a days Rachael J. SAT
s zen, pfoIaa dn % days. Frank Brown. Do
p Go VI 10 p pass. ohn Clancy. A. Deyfne Annie
norS IaonerS cDay. forfeited collateral Ber.
ssn or s0 do violating building regulations;
ttresn " % or appeal noted. Patrick Ryan,
eeoanit m = sEirks; s. or days. Robert Poor
arohia on gsniel Failor; S. or Is days. Henry
az IN 40 La ChaS. Tibb, malicious trespass IS
Sat r Joy Fach. Geo. Armistead ARRAY: s. or
9 pa;StS Annie Washington, assault on Mary
butN.rs IS or15 days.
EQUITY CoURT-J,tdge Cor.
a. aes.erday, TTuxen agt. TruXell: Substftu.
U0oa OF trusoee ordered. Shannon agt. Talburtt:
Easalds aGt Faunce; Brereton agt. Brereton
epd Iruesdell agt. Phillips; sales ratified. Mar.
shal agt. Vanderbilt; pro confesso. Arundell
sgt. INLAY; resale ordered. Matthews agt
Sllhms security for costs required. Edwards
agt. Entwisle; time allowed to take testimony.
Mitchell agt. Wilson; restraining order dis
missed and Injunction denied Admantine
brlcn 60. agt. w 90 druff; on hearing.
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Out-Of-DOOr Sports.


the Nationals and AlbanyS played here yes
terday. The game was close one, but markel
by loose playing on both sides. The result was
tie-l2 TO IL. McClelland by a big error oava
Albany the chance OF tieing the Nationals
Other games yesterday: Cincinnatis 8 WOrces
tiers S; ChicagoS 10, Troys 4; Buffaloes g. BoS
tons I.
MEETING OF OARSMEN
was held In East Washington last night TO
make arrangements for double scull race on
the Eastern Branch. 1t was decided that the
race should come off On the 18th OF july and
the course Is to be one mile and half from the
Ahacost1a bridge and return, making three
mics. The race Will remain open to every one
VINO chooses to enter up to the 10th of july
Inc following entries have been made: Frank
eenaDle and Chas. Nicholson, John E. Robey
ana Geo. McDermott H. Lewis and P Mans
nel0. Inc entrance fee Is S., and the men who
nave entered have deposited forfeit with the
referee, Mr.. John Warthan. All others WISHING
TO enter are required to do the same,
There will be another double sculItng race on
Friday, the 25th instant, for a purse OF s100
starting from the navy yard bridge three quar-
IerS OF mile and return, at $3.50 p.m silarn
me contestants are j. IT. Roberts and N. +.
FoWler, q. Herbert and 5. Brown, L. Riley ana
q. Duval; j. Padgett, stake holder; j. Shelton.
referee. A'
BICYCLE RACES.
Ihe 1lrSt annual races Of the Capital Bicycle
cluo Will take place at Iowa circle next Tues
day, at p. M, and will consist OF quarter-miIe
and mile daSheS, and five mile race which
WILL be very exciting; also, slow race which
Will AFFORD much amusement, and prizes gold
ana silver medals, are offered for Competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TIE VISITATION
heid It's twenty-ntnth annual distribution OF
premiums at the Convent building at the corner
OI connecticut avenue and L streets Yesterday
The attendance was large aud the exeelIent
program was carried out with spirit Seated
on the stage were Fathers BOYLE Lancaster
S Mal,er, boland and other clergymen. Many
handsome premiums were distributed among
Ihe pupils The graduates were Misses ri
Richey, NJ Dyer, A. Markriter, N Me-. oughIin
y y beavahs ana Anita Cluss, who received hand
some gold medals and crowns. The musical ex
erciSes consisted OF solos, duets and uuartettas
ana the brilliant execution OF vocal and instrn
mental parts were exceptionally fine, Misses
Talourtt, Richey and Aylmer receiving great
applause. Miss ClusS's selections on the harn
were finely rendered. The valedtctory was COM
posed and read by Miss Coreinne Beavans. The
after few felicitous remarks by Rev. F
Boyle. The display OF crayon drawings and oil
paintings on canvas, China and silk received
Premiums were awarded as follows. Frat
class-Aggie Markriter, Corinne Beavans. Nan.
Lie Mclaughlin, Hattie Richey, Martina Dyer
I ae0 ANA a.r GiuSS ; second class-Ekaoeth
White, Kate Jones, Minnie SchekellS. Annie
Gawler. Third class-May Dyer, Annie N1r.
Pny; Lola Han, Ellen Allen. Alice Hipkins
Julia Shea, Kate Aylmer and Laura Harvey
Fourth claSs-Mary Bellew. Stella Merritt
Estella Huyck, Fannie Thompson, Jessie
9 9oyes;o Marian Marian Downing Marion Oyster
hildrtth. Fifth class-Mary Joyce, Maria Fo-
~; Nary 0Hagan, Minnie Clinton, NJ. E. En-
tWistle, May Fitzpatrick, Mathilde OsTooIe
Florence Thomas, Blanche Richey Sixth class
1uila Joyce, May Huyck, Mary Goodfellow.
III nMisiiha Smaller. Seventh class-Marion
IhoHas, bertha OToole, Rose Dillon. Annie
Below and Addie Carson. Gold medals And
nrst hOnors were awarded to Misses Hattie
Ricney; Aggle Markriter, Mamie Mclaughlin.
Anita Cluss, Martina Dyer and Corinne Beay,
ais. The first honors In the Junior denarf N Ar
wife awarded to Mss Matilda 0Toole,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

HAD Ills LEG CRCSHED.-About 6 O'Clock yes
teTday afternoon, John German. a fireman in
tne employ OF the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
ROAD, was engaged in adjusting a switch on
Mar lahd avenue. near 11Uh street southwest
ara III attempting TO jump On the pilot OF the
engine as II came up missed his footing and
was knocked In front or the engine and one of
the small wheels passed over his left leg crush
NY ~ 20 uadly Oelo" the knee that it had to be
amputated. He was removed immediately m
MS residence, on 9Th street southwest. when
Dr. Boarman was called and performed the
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CLEARING SALE OF SPRING AM
~ SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES.

Yen desire to save money by buying irst-cl
BOOTS and SHOES ST the very lowest prices, sfa7u
you can DO SO, as We prefer TO sell them at theI III
su Aieet mafeln than to carry them oyert "
Ladies 5 sfrsp kandais only 7s~
and 81.
Ladies Nseewports AID Low But, Shoes. 81. sl.2s.
Ladies oil leather Kid and Pebble Butt Shoes only
ladies' Kid and Pebble Butt. Shoes only 81
ladies' fine Kid worked Button hole S2and 81 SO
Ladies fine French Kid Button Shoes only 80
LADIES' FoXed Butt, from 81 TO So.
LADIES' Eoxed Lace CATERS, 75c. to 81.
Ladies' Serge ace Caters &c 10 Sz
Ladies Serge Butt, 81 IS to 81. so.
Ladies' Serge Congress; 75c.
Misses and Children's Shoes from Csc to 81 So
Mems good Low Shoes, 81, 81. IS, 81. so.
Mems Calf Low shoes only 81 TO ga
Mems Calf Caters only 81 to 81
Mems (our fayorite) Caters only 81 25
Mems good Caters only al
Mems Working Shoes, all Their, 81, Sl.25.
Mems Calf Boots, 81. so to IS.
Boys good 1 ace ehoes S5c.
boys good Caters 75c.
And other goods too numerous to mention. All we
ask is an inspection OF goods. Polite attention
to al. Don't foreet house and number.
SINSHEIMER = BRO,
sos 9TH st bet ii and SITS,
Branch Store lao Bridge St, Georgetown.
Cousln's Fine Shoes a specially. jel7-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

AT THE ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART OF
MARY, saint DomInick'S parish South Washing
iDgton, the closing exercises Tuesday evening
consisted OF vocal and instrumental music dis
uloutlon OF premiums, graduating honOrS &C.
Inc spacious hall was crowded. The exercises
opened with The entrance march. the young
ladies executing bouquet mOvement-souo1
thing novel and attractive. The music was
very fine, Miss Fegan appearing 10 great a1yan-
tdge In the rendition OF THE Diamonds also
IN The Ave Maria. The trio singers were fine,
ana Ittle Miss BSchOn proved herself re-
markaoie performer for one or her age. The
exercises lasted several hours closing with an
appropriate yaledict0ry from Miss Sheehy. a
graduate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
ON STEAMER MARY
ADJUSTMENTS.

HUMMER THEATER COHiQUE,-Hon-
- Gay. June n. nightly, and TUESDAY and Friday
maubees More New and Attract We Noyetias
First appearat ce of Allan and Hart, Doolev AMI
IIenbro9ke, Charles Waterfeld. Last week of,
SampDell and Burke, Harry and Emma Budworth
Senl Bavre, etc. Jake Budd this week i'm A fsIa:
MISTAKE. The Great Female Ministerial taIa
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From Senator Iuoaus

PERSONS whose occupation gives but little ex.
ercfSe are victims OF torpid liver and conStipa-
ton. Carriers Little L5ref' Pals will relieve Won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
CITY ITEMS.

EEApACHE CURED IN to 20 minutes By L.
flle's Headache Specific.
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MITCHELL COOKE d CO..
STOCK BROKERS',

xru sell Oh small tu6rs1hs al stocks uuosad IN
New nork STOCK Exchange: a'sn deal in Stock Priv
+, sHntracts Ut c.ose rates. Correspondents &c.
AD9-e3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

REMEMBER A. FIsCHERs dry cleaning PRO
cess gives Eat sfaction In renovat!ng garn ints
OF all kinds. Terms moderate. once, 500 SC.
n.W.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

STORKs SUMNER TOURS have become i'm.
mensely popular with tourists. pleasure and
health seekers. 1t would be Impossible to Sc
lect more charming and healthfui resorts. or TO
Ieach them by more desirable routes than
must practice economy have in these tours
unequaied facilities for obtaining the greatest
amount OF pleasure and profit at the least ex
and arrangements have been m lde with lead
Ing hotels on the routes to accommodate hoid.
els or StOrk's tickets at liberal discount on
regular rates. oA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

DR.. F. A. Won MoschZisker has treated me
with much skill and success for Catarrh and
Noises in the head. JOHN J. INGALLS,.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1ssO.-To DR.. Won
Moschzisker, 619 10Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

Rus IN tRBE, +" at Driver d Schofelds. The
most delightful summer garden is Driver &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

ROUGH ON RATS. Ask druggist for II. It
clears OUT rats mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 1sc.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

"ALDKRNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
chnrned every morning. and delivered in q lbs.
ward prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
Picnics, Excursions. &c.

A free picnic will be given at Tlvol to-da;
commencing at O'Clock p. m. The last boat
leaves the park at 11:30 p. m.
Tae steamer Mystic excursions will COM
me ace next Saturday. They VIII be to o &C.
gu IN Falls, Mondays. Tuesdays aud Thursdays.
10 smiths Point, Saturdays and Sundays leav-
ing Potomac Ferry wharf at a. M sharp.
Tle Mary Washington will leave Tomorrow
mo ming at 9 for OccOquan Falls.
COURT WASHINGTON, No. 2, j. o. F orreSters
on Monday night, elected the following ON
GERS for the ensuing term: Fl. P. Cattell, chief
ranger; Mort. L. Burton, vice chief ranger; no.
Jas calvert, recording secretary; ChaS. II. Cal
vert, financial secretary; L. T. Sothoron, treas:
.. L. Beall, sen. woodman; II. B. Woodend, iup'
Wo0dman; wilbur F. Cissell, sen. beadle; VIM.
NICK. Moulden, jun: beadle; A. B. Beall, chap
and j. L. Bailey. Physician-J. T Sothoron'
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VNO REDUCE STOCK,
We will offer the balance of our
Mems Fine Goat Low Button, at o.. So for--<.,.
merly "a pair. IN
Mems Fine ualf Oxfords, at $3.50. formerly ~
"a a pair. ~
Mems Shoes from 81. 50 to SO. 80 pair.
large lot of Ladies' Cloth and Serge Top Kid
FoXed Button Boots at 81, formerly -. 80 q pair.
/ aides Newport Button lies and Sandal Slippers
from 81 to 50 pair.
w. HI. RICH,
je17 III Market Suace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James Z. sherwood and Ella NJ Burrows: Cha3.
T. Sh1pley, or Howard co.. Nd. and Mary Ear
mantrout; Albert Buchanan and Katie Frazier
EDWARD Powell, OF Howard CO., Md, and Ellen
Smith. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

THE PIoUANT and charming actress, Miss
Marian Mordaunt, of the Broadway Theater
New York, was taken suddenly with a severe
hoarseness-was unable to perform; friend re-
commended Cues Lhifflent Iodide Ammonia;
the cure was rapid and complete
GtteS' Pitts cure suppression.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

"BucHUPARIA."-Quick complete cure to 6
GAYS gay an urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals


street lamps Will be lighted at $50 D. No., and
extinguiShed at 1922 p. 10.
Deputy sup. Commander Julius Baumg arten
assisted by III. Baumgarten, instituted last
evening at Red Mems hail. a national council OF
the American Legion OF Honor, with the follow
Ing officers; Past commander y. Demongeot;
commander, Augustus Boernsteip; vice-com-
mander, Henry OJtinger: secretary, Simon Op-
penheimerS collector, John S. Killmon.
Rev. Messrs- George V. Leech, OF Atm street NJ.
E church and W. /. Mckinney, OF Hamline
returned TO this CITY yesterday morning after
an ABSENCE or month, spent on the L. :.
steamer TallapooSa on her cruise east, and at
the various watering places On the Atlantic
coast. Mr.. Ieech preached to an overlooking
audience on Ssbbath last 1T Ocean Grove. MT
L. Is In capital health. Mr.. Mckinney returns
somewhat Improved.
John Lewis, white, was picked up last night
On 10th ard streets northwest by officer
Breen, who saw that the man was sick from
heat and exposure. He was sent to Freedm ans
Hospital n the police ambulance.
Last evening a cOlored woman, Mary Wag-
stan, frem salisbury, y. C., fell down on Norm
Capitol street at Delaware avenue crossing and
severely injured herself
The case OF the .Adama1tine Brick Co, against
woodruff ct al, which involves the brick yard
property near Waterloo, IN Virginia, was de-
c'ded In the Equity Court to-day Judge Cox by
dis;nissing the bill and discharglng the receiver