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An Excursionist Fatally In,urea.

HIS SKULL SPLIT OPEN BY SOME PERSON UNKNOWN
On Monday last Mr.. Frank Wyman, clerk
In the Census Office, living at zoos street
northwest, went from this city on an excursion
to Annapolis. Md. On the return Ir1n in tho
evening. while changing cars at Annapois
junction, Mr.. Wyman was struck on ton OF the
mead, no one seems to know how or nv what
SORT OF instrument; but the wound rendered
nlm lnSenslole from that time up to The present
ana IL is feared that the blow will prove fatal
lie was put aboard the train and arrived here
n aonoe O'Clock yesterday morning. when the
ponce ambulance was sent for and Mr. Weenan
Iook MIN TO the Providence Hospital. DIR. Elliot
visited him yesterday and found clean lonpi
tuoinai cut ON the top OF the head Through into
tue brain. winch was oOZing and found II ne
cessaiy 10 trepan the Skull after taking ont
Two pieces OF the skull bone. The man is sink
Ing ana is not expected to recover. The by.
sIahoe rs az Annapolis Junction stated that he
was sta0dlng on the track and that the enpine
struck him, but this is doubted nv the train
iiien; Dr Il. believes that he was struck with a
naIchet or axe oy some one, as the cut is a clean
one. Inc affair Is involved in considerah le
my SUeTy, ana IL Is likely that an Investigation
Mn MI oe held. The Baltimore Ne,rs saws that
N!man was foully dealt with: that a carprIIl
examination or the locomotive which was on
Inc sizing at the time OF the occurrence. failed
contact with a human being and that the en-
glhe drlver and his fireman say that they saw
10 one STRUCK by their machine Mr. Wyman
was sinking at two O'Clock to-day
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been isue1 to James
d., Lohey ana Annie B. jones' W. Percy Ander-
son and Mary b. Bartlett W. Sparrow and
amelia Harmon; Jas. d. Henley and Rosanna
Ioner; Chas. j. Anderson and Mary j. Waters:
EuWaTO +. warren and Ida M. Cord
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DR. TANNERS LONG FAsT.-''What is going to
DE gained by this test?" reporter asked Dr.
Gum, one OF the physicians who Is watching
Or. Tanner, who proposes to fast forty days In
New York. on Sunday last. 81 think a great
advantage In the treatment of all intestinal
disorders, replied Dr. Gum. IF person can
feeding In cases of Inflammation OF the stom
ach and bowels, thus avoiding irritation, and
thereby effect cures much more rapidly. 1t
Will also Illustrate other important medical
facts. Besides, ii it is generally known that a
person can live longer time than Is popularity
supposed in cases OF shipwreck for Instance. by
exercising the will power, the caStaway will be
Is more often the cause OF death than the actual
lack Of food. Finally. X the doctor succeeds he
Will demonstrate the power OF mind over mat
of many psychological facts which as yet We
know nothing Of
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THE COURTS.

GQUITf COURT-Jud1e Cor,
To-day, Dunawin agt. Dunawin; commission
TO TAKE testimony. Moss King agt Balkley;
publication ordered. Belt agt. Green; pro con.
Iesso. GiSt agt. Gatchell; do, and trustee ar-
Peale agt. Douglas; deed declared void. Grote
agt Grote; divorce granted. Miffiin agt Mifflin;
1o. conrad agt. Conrad; do. Young agt. Young;
co. Go: Iooor agt Tobor; substitution Of trustee.
ana injunction denied. Murphy agt. O'Dwyer;
AUDITORS report confirmed. Borland agt B1r-
land counsel fees allowed and fund ordered In
vested.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge James.
To-day, Francis j. Adt, selling beer without
Incense: forfeiture set aside and bench warrant
quashed. The case was submitted and the
court imposed fine OF $40 and costs. G. A
bartholomew. unlicensed bar; plead guilty and
me or sos imposed with stay OF execution
NJ. Laurenzi. charged with keeping bar open on
Coleman. unlicensed produce dealer; none pros
A. j. Bradley; do; motion to quaSh overruled.
POLICE CoURT-Jtdqe Smell.
I0-day, Daniel Almond, Jas. Brown Marpa-
Michael Touhey, charged with keeping COW
yards within 200 feet of dwelling house; 81 or
days each. John W. Barnes. Geo. Rome and
samuel Philips, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days each
ferrous; forfeited collateral Arthur Cleveland
do: IS OF 10 days. Alexander Lancaster. do: do
henry Matthews, disorderly in the county; do.
I FatrlcK frank, profanity; forfeited collateral.
isaac L. Lone, do; s. or Is days. Geo. LOmaX
loud and boisterouS; do. Philip Herman do
forfeited collateral James Parker, assault on
Clara Henderson: s. or Is days. Wallace Myers
assault On Lilly Carroll: GO days In jail. Dennis
Long, assault on John Long: s. or Is days.
Albert Frederick, assault on Sarah Howard; $50
or GO days In jail. Frank Williams, malicious
treSpasS; s. or Is days. Sarah Johnson charged
with keeping dlsorderly house; s25 or 80 days.
cara Henderson, contempt OF court; 81 or
DAY. Henry johnson, larceny OF s. from Chas
Ii. queen; SO or 80 days. Mary Wallace Annie
Granson and Layina Parker, malicious trespass;
s. or Is days each.
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Running SORES,
sang Account of the Healing or q
Broken Leg,

hFohen Leg.
Messrs. LorHRoPs Il HINKHAM, Druggists -
DIR SirS.-On the 23d of August, 1877, had the
misfortune OF having my leg broken, in front of
William Stems dry goods store, by q case of goods
being thrown on me. The bone was get by a ptysi-
clan Of this place. Upon removing the splints.
cores broke out from my knee to the heel and sew
me to wear rubber stockings After wearing out
ABOUT $50 worth OF different makes without any
DIES for the purpose as expressed it at the time
No s 1e In ,n again Before half had been
oy one, and now not one sore is to be seen rs
commenced the same to nei2hborip2 lady VIII,
had been troubled for years with sore wrist a St
using hundreds OF remedies she is completely
DOVER, N. II. HENRY IANDEORrp
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THICK FOOD cannot be digested by infants
MeHihs Food Is designed to take the place OF
many infants 1t is healthful nOurishing and
highly commended by the faculty, as the most
perfect substitute for mothers milk ever made
All Druggists and GrocerS have 1t. Price, IS
cents. T. METCALF & Co., Boston, Mass
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y SHOOTING OAAN.-Clara Williams, a white
woman, who had been released from jail Mon
DAY morning, where she had served out a Term
Tor assault, returned to her old hauntS on c. be-
tween 18TH and 49, streets. and almost her first
act was TO shoot pistol at a neighbor's door
out OF revenge. ON the officers attempting to
arrest her she resisted, and they were compelled
10 put her In wagon and send her to the sta
Jon mouse. Clara In the meantime making ii
lVeiy for the officers. Yesterday she was sent
Judge Smell -
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A Shocking Domestic Tragedy.
MANS HEAD CRUSHED IN AN ARRAY WIT
EIS WIFE SON

A MAN S HEAD CRUSHED IN AN ARRAY WITH
his WIFE AND SON.
Peter Lynch, gardener, living for number
OF years on 9Th street northeast, was found
lying ar his home, on 1th near East Capitol
street, yesterday afternoon. suffering from very
serious injuries On his head. received on the
night before In a quarrel and light with his wife
anu son. In which he appears 10 have got the
worst OF IL. DR.. Mccoy, who was called in
hnding his skull badly crushed advised his i'm
mediate removal to the Providence hospital!
Dut 10 this, the sufferer, still conscious preSjs
tently objected, and 1t was not until early this
morning that he could be removed for proper
care and treatment TO this hospital he being In
a Sinking condition. IT was aScertained that
Lynch came home Monday night about 10 O'clock
and quarrel soon afterwards commenced be-
tween himself, and his wife and son James a
young man ~ years old. During this fight the
elder Lynch received blow with a brick which
felled him 10 the floor. His wife and son tmIne-
Olately LETT the house leaving the old man pros
tTate. With no one 10 look after him except his
TWO little daughters. The sister OF Mrs. lynch
VINO was present, and who also left with her
and her son, yesterday reported the case TO DIR.
Mccoy. The wife, IL is stated, returned yester-
day 10 the house. Her statement Is that Lynch
In CHASING her, fell and received the wound 10
falling. The son Is still absent, and ft is said
has left the city. The Injuries OF Lynch are De-
heyed TO be fatal.
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Sit RHENM

SILT RHEUM
Ken ears. Treated by Ten Physician.
Used all Kinds OF MediciHe.
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: Dear Sirs.-I fael j.
my 0uty 70 INFORM you OF what your CIJTICrRs
6EM6pis nave done for me. have suffered from
SAT- Rheum for ten years, been treated by AZ lesst
without cure until took your remedies wbinb
have been perfectly successful in my case leavin1
free from humor as any body's. ~ "oo
Yours truly, STEPHEN Fl. LOyEJ3y
AUBURN, Me April 3. 1879.
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IHE SECOND SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT und or
the recent act or Congress comforting iurisdlc-
uon In such matters on the Court OF Claims
entered by Paine, Grafton & Ladd, is that or
Joseph I'll. Fletcher, No. In the docket being
1or $, 1923 and interest. This was on a con
tract with the board OF public works to lay the
tagging around the Botanical Garden. The
contractor claims that under his contract b.,
was 10 nave been paid In lawful money OF the
United States, but On demand was refused nav
ment In money. and compelled 10 take certi1
Gates OF the b0aru Of public works, at their face
falue, to the amount U. 81, 52S. The claimant
nov sues for the difference between the faca
value and the market value.
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ITCHING HUMOR
For Eleven Years Cure,

JOHN W. F. HOBBS, ESQ, North Hampton n
well known as the originator of the Citizens Line
Coaches Boston. writes that he has been cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES of an Itching HUI nor from
which he las been great sufferer, as all his friends
know He considers them the greatest remedies Of
the age.
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Coz. rMBIA LODGE, No. l, Independent Orler
OF Mocha MICS, at their annual meeting last nirt
elected the following officers, who We're also'
sstsUed: d. g. Eichelberger { " .u-
W. NJ, a. 40 " S.ssYn. NJ; itdbt. Kopp Ghan:
G. T. Gu Sss re, &c; Daniel Heiser, Fin. Sc;
ductor; j. b. Miller, r. Guard In w w to4-
L: Guard to w; NJ; A. Hughes, r. Guard 70 !
NJ. {. Balser, l.. Guard 70 j. n: P. Heiser /
Sentinel; Geo. Chisrn, u. Sentinel. -
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tkin Diseases Issue from an unhealthy condition
OF Ihe Diooo, and are Blood Diseases Wilson.
Inc CCIICURA REMEDIES cure the most obstinate
forms OF Blood and SKIN Diseases, and Affections
OF the scap with Loss of Hair, when all other rem
edles and methods of treatment fail. CU1ICUsA
REsoLvENT purfies the blood. renovates and invi9-
crates the system. absOrbs and carries away poisO-
ous matter and by enrchiDg and STRENGTHENING the
blood vitalizes with new life every organ and pro-
cess OF the body ierce the permanence of the
cures made by the CU1ICURA REMEDIES
CUTIcURA. Medicinal Jelly for external applica-
non, arrests disease, eats away dead flesh and skin
allays Inflammation, itching and irritation and
heas ulcers sores, and scslp affections with loss OF
mar Wnen the REsoLvENTi is taken internally Cur
ICURA SOAP prepared from Cuticura, is cleansing
refreshing, and he only natural bAautifer of the
skln, which it softens whitens, and preserves b.
yond praise. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP also pre-
pared from Cuticura, is the first and only medicinal
soap compounded expressly for shaving
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BESEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER-Finley 4
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.

IHE SAD SUICIDE OF THOMAS ANTS, OF
ARKANsAS.-Thomas Am1s, who died at Proy1-
dence hospital yesterday from the effects OF q
gunshot wound inflicted by himself. as stated
IN 1HE STAR yesterday, was buried In the pot
ters held last evening, he having no friends
mere nor means to give him different burial. A
telegram has been found among his effects re-
ceiVed recently from his wife in Arkansas. ASK
ing III ne would come home In the event that
they could raise means to send for him. De-
ceased stated to bis attendants before he died
that the act was committed by himself ne hay-
ing no desire to live any longer his family
oeing impoverished by reason of his losses: that
ne mad spent several months in this city en-
deaVorlDg TO get his pension money from his
agf nj, who had drawn and kept 1t; that he had
expended all his means in living, and could moi
go nome and face his poor family.
ROUGH ON POLICEMAN MCDoNALD-There i
soIle feeling In police circles at the remark
mace by Judge Smell yesterday to O ficer NJ.
Donald, Who had had hard struggle with \
GIuI,ke man on Monday night and vas giylnr
testimony lii the court OF the particulars The.
nSlnuatlon made by the court was that the or
ncer was drunk or had been drinking which ia
most eInpnal1caliy denied By Mcdonald and his
friends, who state that he Is a Strict reUopr
ance man. Mcdonald has been an et1i ,ipnr
officer, and Monday night seems to have had a
haTd time at Letters garden and vicinity
Where he with Stat1On-keeper WiISon4 had a
tussle Outside the garden) with some negro
roughs, and was badly used. as stated in yesIer-
DAY S STAR. subsequently he was roughly used
ia making an arrest inside the garden. Mr.
Med. was naturally fatigued when In court
having had but few hours sleep.
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CITY ITEMS.
IN FIVE to 20 minutes LOdiUe's Headache .SDe
ctHC Will cure the worst case.

cttC Will cure the worst case
PERFECTI0N.-Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved
WOftdS Hdl Resto'eT always grateful and ben
enclal to the human hair. One trial establishes
us superiority and excellence. Over 40 years
the fayOrite preparation. 1t cannot fail to
restore gray hair to its youthful color and pro.
duce luxuriant growth. Your hair will cease to
fall. Dandruf quickly removed. A beautiful
gloss and delightful fragrance is given to the
hair. Sold by Druggists, S1.25 per bottle.
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WOMAN SHOOTING CAsE.-Amanda Dorsey
ana Laura scott. colored, got into fight last
night On ii, between Sd and Z streets south
west, curing which Amanda pulled out a pistol
and discharged 1t at Laura the ball missing her
ana striking ColOTed woman named Ida But
Ter, passing In under the shoulder blade and
logging IN the left breast. Ida lives in Louise
alley. The wound, though painful, is not con
SideTed dangerous.
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TEE SOUTHERN REPCB ASSOCIATION met
at Tallmadge Hall last evening. Gen. X. NJ. Rey-
IolGs presiding and Mr.. Avery secretary pro
TEN. A resolution was adopted that COM
mittee or 1--WE be appointed 10 cooperate with
other republicans in arranging for Garfield
and Arthur ratification meeting, and MeSSrS- j.
HI. Sypher, Il. y. Austin, 7. y. IddlngS and
Prof. X. T. Greener were appointed the CON-
mittee. Mr.. Pelham remarked that the eXecu-
tive committee expected 70 have had propo-
sitlon 10 make tonight, but the chairman, Mr..
Sypher, was absent. The committee had had
under consideration the proposition OF having
political contributions or southern republicans
paid 10 Gen. Reynolds. The idea OF the COM
mittee was that If this course was adopted they
would De able TO save TO the republican
parry certain districts which they know more
about than does the national committee.
Gen Reynolds Judge Freeman in the chairl
addressed the association, explaining that the
OBJECT was 10 place themselves IN cOmmunica-
ton VIII the party in the south. He defended
I republican party In the south, pointing with
| ne 70 Alabama, and asking II any state which
Lau been under republican rule presented such
u sorry spectacle as Virginia, when had never
Teen out OF the hands or the democracy. Gen
era hancock is but mask behind
when are the confederate brigadiers, the
ku klux and the night riders; and he
Ist certain that General GARFIELD would
De elected. Mr.. Hill, OF Arkansas warmly sup
ported the suggestion TO assist the republican
party IN The south 20 win close Congressional
districts, and thought twenty might be thus
carried Mr.. III. G. Worthington, Of South Car
DINA, also urged the project. Mr.. Avery
thought Alabama and Mississippi could be car
Iled Tor Weaver II the republicans dropped their
own electoral ticket and supported the green
D9 The one as against the democrats:
nc association took a recess and organized q
TIi RS1 which adopted a resolution indorsing
49, IdTpell, deputy first controller as can
1880 IOI tle position OF first controller to be
fer on M 10, 3y me resignation OF Judge Por-
ross ~ tIe ioth instant The association then
,,SdSsemO.ed, and after speeches. by NeSsrs
daiay and smith, adjourned.
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Ups AND Downs OF CITIES AND TOWNSVILLE
changes OF commerce that destroy and build up
CUES rapidly, almost like the vision Of Alladins
golden lamp, find another eXemplar In the
seeming great prosperity of New orleans, not
only present, but still greater in the near
future. War-Worn - poverty crust - plague
Sents busy scene of wealth. producing industry
But amid it all stands the Charity Hospital
which depends for its existence andieyery ready
from the sale Of the tickets of the Louisiana
safe Lottery Company, whose drawings
monthly afford an opportunity to win a for
tune. For further information apply to NJ. A.
Daupnln, New Orleans, La, or same person at
NO: 3l9 broadway. New York City.
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The steamer City of Alexandria Will leave this
at 1890.
The steamship VIM. Crane. Capt. F. M. Howes,
VIII sail from Baltimore tomorrow at o. M
berth, and an excursion from Norfolk To Fortress
point, S12. "
The Mattano will leave at I this evening for q
5o-mile sail down the river.
Inc trips to Alexandria on the ferry boats
are very refreshing these afternoons
the North Capitol NJ. E. Church excursion
comes on tomorrow evening on the CorcoraH.
The boat will go to Glymont.
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BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley l. Koch
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. 2W
etching Piles, etching PiIeso

Etching PtIes.o etching Piles"
Are very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiratton, intense itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm In
bed. Do not suffer another hour and allow them
to become aggravated. StCdynes Ointment a
certain cure.
I" Skin Diseases" - Swayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases "Swayne's Ointment" efrectually
Skin Diseases cures letter, ptmples, salt rheum.
Skin Diseases ringworm, every form OF skin
Skin Diseases disease at trif1fng cost; at all
druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, wholesale
Agents. Washington.
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observation-disclosures, complete cure to
Gays; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For washington at $50 Pa. ave-
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CUTICURA REMEDIES


Are prepared by WEEKS Il POTTER. Chemists
aud Druggists. 800 Washington street, Bo .ton
London. and are for sale by all druggists. Price
of CuIIcURA. small boxes, SO ,nts large boxes.
NAL TOILET Soar, Is cents per cake; CUTIoURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is csnts; In bars for
bar bers and large consumers. 50 cents
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SUIT AGAINST A FIRE EXTISGUISHER COMPANY.
JAMES 81. Pollard has filed d Gill against the
Consolidated Fire ExtinguiSher company, OF
Chicago and w y FreW for re-aSSignment OF
the patents for the apparatus made by the COM
pany 10 himself. He claims that he assigned
MS patent OF June u, 1871, TO Charles NJ. MAI
tin, acting for the company, for s. 600 cash, Is
per cent. royalty and the agency or the COM
Iany at $500 per month and travelling expenses,
and states that the cash was paid, but no other
sum since March l5 there being now 81 900 or
arrears OF salary ana 81 200 on royalty due him
now. Frew furnished the capital for the COM
pany but subsequently withdrew, taking a
note for $751; 900. on which he obtained a judy
ment against the company in Chicago and here
for sI96, al % IN all.
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BENEDICTINE malt wine beer.
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave.
Opinion of Eminent DIR. II. II. WaItO n
n

C0Iden's Liebtgs Lil,tjd Extract of Beer Is
most excellent preparation. 1t Is par excel
lence. superior to cod liver Oil or anything |
have ever used in wasted or impaired constiJu-
uons and an excellent preventive OF malarial
diseases. Sold by ali druggists and grocers.
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BROKE HIS ARN.-JeTTy Sautler, driver of one
OF r. X. Wards milk wagons, while mounting
his wagon on /, between 9th and eth streets
Yesterday afternoon, was thrown TO the ground
IN consequence OF his horse starting too soon
ana one OF the wheels PISSED over hts left arm
breaking IL In two places. He was also cut and
bruised over his right eye. He was carried TO
Ills nome. corner OF 10th street aud New York
avenue. Dy Mi. Ward, when medical attention
" as rendered by DE-. Buckley.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE GARFIELD & ARTHCR
IAIlfiCATioN MEETING.-LaSt evening the ex-
ecutlVe committee or the republican central
committee met at the rooms OF the National
veteran Cluo-Gen. E. W. Whitaker In the
chalr, and Henry Hilnber secretary The FOL-
lowing committees were appointed 10 make the
necessary arrangements for a Garfield and Ar
thur ratlfcation meeting to be held In this city
Immediately alter the publication of the letter
OF acceptance OF the candidates: Committee OF
8rrangementS-S. j. Bowen chairman E. W.
whitaker, U. ). Il. Wall, T. j. Beall, j. w. Bu
ker charles ii. Peters and Collins Crusor. Com
H III on tlnance-B W. Reed (chairman), A
NJ Clapp. Henry Johnson. George w, Holmes
Andrew Gleason, Aaron Russell and j. ii. Smith
oEmlttee on SpeakerS-GeOrge O. Miller. A.C.
Kichar,.- ". Z. UTelL, John II. Crane. WIN. :
Bush, HAMILTON Turley and Perry Carson.
SHoannimlttee on Stand ara L., rd'lohoJoseph
mt. LIS leilairman), Henry Himbar 'iehl-
P,ntr ,.a 'e s- AaTshall, Henry Williams Hem,
>-Feii -. ~ u. Il. Chase. COMMITTEES on
........ >. - VIZ, Cook,
" - chase Sn6es NcNabb IT, Isaiah WASH
iLLLCn. :. :. Baker and Josiah NtnaDle.
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CONCENTRATED LEMONADE at PrentiSS', corner
Ith and + SIS. NV, for picnicS, excursions. etc.
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DIVORCE CASES CONPR0MIsED.-Mr. J. WEBB
rogers has effected compromise in the case OK
catherine Mann agt. John Mann, by having
settled on the plaintiff half her husbands e3-
tate; ard In the case or Peter Campbell agt.
campbell he has secured fer the plaintiff seq
aTaIe estate In a dwelling and store on 10th and
streets northwest. pom these settlements
the parties made friends aud the cases were en-.
tered as settled
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DOTOMAC PERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat OF the city, ear enjoy an rT-A
honr and halfs ride on the Poto- = Slian-jS
mac river TO Alexandria and return, ss<1az-11s4
any day during the week, for Is cents, 10 tickets
for 30 cents, on the Ferry Boats; children under 10
years Of age free The Boats leave Washington
daily for Alexandria follows: 30, 30 &; 80
$50, 1880, IL 30 a. NJ. II 80, / 30 80 3d.
30, 80, q 30 and 30 D. M The trips at4 80
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