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The Latest CONGREGATIONAL Scandal.

REPRESENTATIVE BERRY AND MRS. HUGHES.
Within the past few weeks there have been
rumors about town that member of Con.
gress-non. c. P. Berry-of California-was
about to appear as the defendant In case simt-
lar to that brought by Jessie Raymond against
senator Ben Bill, Of Georgia. The woman In
this case goes by the name OF Mrs. Hughes and
her residence is on 10th. near street 1t is
and married first a Mr.. McGnl, by
whom she had daughter, now nearly
grown, and subsequently married Mr. Barker
MI Berry was apprised OF her statements in
reference to him Just before he left Washington
for his home In California, and said that he did
not know her. and that She must be black
mailer; ana that IL she or any other woman In
Washington had charge to make against him
be was ready to meet IL. The first fnttmation
that legal proceedings were contemplated was
developed month or two ago, when young
married man approached some of Mt. Berry's
friends and made inquiries as to approaching
Inn na On the subject Of Mrs. Hughes pregnancy.
he had better call on a friend OF MT.
Berry, who was engaged in the practice OF law
mere. me young man accordingly called ard
produced number OF short notes purportiug to
nave been written by Mr.. Berry to Mrs Hughes.
and stated that the woman became en- Cie,ste In
January last and that 1t was nothing more than
Just That Mi. Berry should make some provls-
ION 1or her The lawyer stated that althous b
tney mad talent and money On their side not am
lota OF Inc hrst or a cent OF the latter would be
eSpended Tor olackmail Not having bet n sue
matter In hand herself. and sent for some
lawyers, and endeavored to get some one TO
take the case Seeing the name Of Anna N.
Hughes, and stating that her husband had BET
ABSENT In New Mexico some months in the en-
Payment OF Ex-Governor shepherd, she stated
mat MI. Berry had met her several times last
winter. and at one time paid her S29 and at an
ether SIS. Several of the lawyers expressed the
opinion to her that she could obtain no judg-
meBt here In her own name. even admitting
that she could prove all she claimed, and unless
sne should get her husband to bring suit she
could only have the party give bonds that the
child should not become charge on the public
ne husband would be the proper party to enter
suit for damages but it is not probable, ey en- If
he was certain that he had a case, that he would
De willing 10 appear in court as the husband OF a
woman with five children one nearly grown. in
such suit. Several OF the lawyers 10 whom she
has made application, have declined to have any
thing to do with the case, being apprehensiVe
from Its looks that it is case of blackmail:
but she Is persistent. She has, however made
little Roadway, and. from present indications.
there will be no suit instituted here. She, how
ever. says If she cannot secure support for the
child that she villa Ia Jessie Raymond-take
1t With her to Mr.. BeTry'S house in California.
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CITY ITEMS.

In FIVE to 20 minutes LodtUe's Headache Spp.
cUc VIII cure the worst case.
HIGH AUTHORITY.-Dr. w. E. Scott. President
OF the College OF Physicians, Montreal, writes:
l nave recommended COIden'S LiebiJ'S Liq,tid
Extract Of BEEF and Tonic InuigOIdtor as the
best preparation used tor Debility, Indigestion
Dyspepsia, Fever. Ague. and loss OF appetite
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
etching Piles" etching PfIes,o
Are very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiratiOn, intense itching
particularly at night, after getting warm In
ped. DO not suffer another hour and allow them
TO become aggravated. S.Cayne's Ointment
certain cure.
!" Skin Dfseaseso - Swayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases 'Swayne's Ointment" efTectually
SKIN Diseases cures letter, pimples, salt rheum.
Skin Diseases rtngworm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at trifiing cost; at an
druggists. STOTT CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents, Washington.
SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are net admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Wet1es' Health RerseDer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
n. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALDERNEY WAeoNs."-Fresh alcerney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In u lbs
Ware" prints, 3Oc. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per at
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thomas Bowling, auc-
t1oneer, sold for Fl. C. Thomas, trustee, WedneS-
day afternoon, part OF lot one. In Peter, Beatty.
Deaken's, and Threlkelds addition to George
town, fronting 126 feet on the south side of
Bridge street, with depth Of 15s feet, ito the
cana1.) situated between Frederick and Lingan
streets, and improved by large three story
brick house. The beneficiary under the deed OF
trust was the purchaser at 81. 900.
DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-MiSs Nancy Town
send, an old lady, 50 years OF age, and known to
many OF the old people of the town, died at her
residence No % Green street. at O'Clock yes
terday evening. The funeral takes place to-
morrow at 10 a. m. from her late residence.
ARRESTED ON A BENCH WARRANT.-Henry
alias Mckenny Wilson was arrested upon !
bench warrant yesterday afternoon by Offices
Welsh, upon a canal boat lying at the "a .ss
tillery. Wilson, 1t IS alleged, IS the nan vnt
did the cutting In the Roxy Ross case.
MAD DOG SHoT-Yesterday afternoon Officer
Benton shot and killed nlad dog on sta, neal
Market streets ' AoA'
BOY SHOT BY A Toy PssYOI.-About ll:45 this
morning, Enoch Smith, black boy. IA wears
old, shot white boy named John Upperman,
ABOUT the same age, In the side of the face neaT
the right eye with toy pistol infiictfng a Sc
we're wound. Smith has been arrested and Will
De sent 10 court In the morning. The occur.
renee look place on High street.
Nrpnnr
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LOCAL NEWS.

Street lamps will be lighted at $50 p, m and
extinguished at SEQ a. N.
A patty or scientific gentlemen and relic
hunters is being made up at the Smithsonian In
stitution TO start on the 18th instant on visit
TO the Luray cave in Virginia.
A Young Mems Central Garfield and Arthur
Club was organized last night at 1914 street.
and the following officers were elected: VIM
Fenimore cooper. president; Albert n. Dewey,
vice president; W. III. Van Week, secretary; E.
II. Clements, assistant secretary: George W.
b.lliHgs. treasurer, and DavidI l. Williams fnan-
cfal secretary.
The case OF District OF Columbia VS.. r. III.
Bradford was stricken from the District Su-
preme Court calendar yesterday, and remanded
TO the Criminal Court. This is a case In which
the claim attorneys combined to obtain deci-
sion as TO the right OF the District government
to impose license tax on them.
Mr.. j. L. Barbour, who is acting as treasurer
for the fund sought TO be raised by our police
and the citizens as a small acknowledgment for
the many deeds of charity done by the sisters
connected with the House OF the GOOD Shepherd
In Baltimore In reclalming hayward girls from
this city, will receive any donations which
Individuals may desire to make TO this institu-
ton, independent of the fund being raised by
raff1e or The gold watch by the police OF this
city.
4 correspondent, .'B. b :" asks when are the
liver? Cannot philanthropists set this charity
In motion and give the poor little waits at least
three free trips during the summer?
AT regular meeting OF Anchor Lodge, No.
9, !. O. NJ, held last evening" the following
officers were installed for the ensuing term by
The grand officers: C. G.. Crouch, W. NJ; w. d.
Tabler, j. NJ; Thomas l. Miller, r. =; S. y.
BOyce, F. $; j. c. DeAtley, treasurer; j. p.
Fan, conductor; A. DeetOn, chaplain; A. Il.
Evans !. s.: y. Il. Claryoe O. S.: T. NJ. Crouch,
k. G. to W. NJ: Jas. III. Hall, l.. q. to W. NJ; Fl.
'. Dempster, X. g. TO j. NJ; - Ktllman, L.
G.. to j. vi.
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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

The eighth annual games OF the CALIFORNIAN
club viii be held at Beyers Seventh Street
Park next Monday, commencing at 10 a. m.
Dancing will commence at O'Clock.
The Mary Washington will leave tomorrow
morning at a. M for OccOquan.
The Lady Of the Lake Will leave tomorrow
morning at S a. m. for Norfolk, Ocean View,
Fortress Monroe Piney Point and Point Look
out. She will connect at Norfolk with the cars
for ride of eight miles to Ocean View, return
Ing on Sunday afternoon, and arTivingin Wash
iDglOn Monday morning. ROund-trip tickets
The Young Catholics Friends will give an ex-
cufsion to Blackiston Island, on the fast steamer
Jane Moseley, next Monday. Capt Baldwin
OF the Moseley, is q courteous gentleman and
capable officer and makes it pleasant for ex-
curSiOniStS.
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GRKEN-BAcK sleeve buttons, 8, at Prtgz,s.


A 9Th OF July DRINK.-ThOSe who want to
enjoy the glorious 18th should not fail TO Law in
good supply or Hub Punch, the most delicious
and healIhful OF all summer drinks made from
the very best OF materials, and attractive for
social gatherings everywhere. This punch
goes hand In hand with the 4th OF July. II
having been born on that day, ana this being
the Soth anniversary OF It's birth. See adVt I
TIE PRODUCE DEALERS HABEAs CoRPrs CASE.
This morning, In the Criminal Court room the
case OF Joseph Kent, convicted In the Police
Court on the charge OF carrying on the business
OF produce dealer without license and sentenced
10 pay t1ne Of s. ito pay the license OF SIS or
suffer Imprisonment in the workhouse for I
days, was before Judge Wylie on writ of
haot as corpus. MeSsrS. Birney and Blrney an
peartd for the petitioner and moved his dis
charge on the ground that the sentence was Tile.
eaI as II was an alternative one. Judge Wylie
held tnat the law was plain and provided that
the judgment might be enforced by fine or I'm
IiisoDment and did not require imprisonment
II the fine Is paid. He therefore overruled the
n rion for the discharge of the prisoner and
GldeIed him 70 be remalded.
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MEATs.-Beef. sirloin. 2Oc. per h.; do. porter
Corned Beef, salO. Dried Beef, Clipped, 25aS0c.:
do. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, 12ka2oc.:
Mutton, 12ka15c.; Pork 1Oa12hc; Sausage.
l24c:; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12Ka14c:
shoulders, Sa9c.; Breasts. 10a1lc.; Lard Sa1Oc.
FRUITS.-Peaches, 50a6Oc. per PIX; Apricots. 10
ais per box; Oranges. 25a59c. per doZ.; do. Fior-
Ida. 5oa60c. per d0z.; Lemons, 3Oa40c. per uoZ.:
Bananas 20aS0c. per dOZ.; Pine Apples, 15a25c
each; Rasberries (red), 1Oal2ck.; do. (black)
ealOe; Pears, 50a6Oc. per peck: June Apples.
3Oa40c. per peck; Cherries, 5aSc. per Qt: Black,
berries, Base per qt.; Watermelons, 40l50c
each; Canteloupes, 15a25c.
FIsH.-Perch, 2Oa3Oc. per bunch; Rock, large,
1oal5c. per H., 20a38c. per bunch: Mackerel 2Da
3oc; Halibut 15a2Oc.; Goldfish, 1Oc. per h.; Black
pass. 1oa2O cents per To-; Catfish, l0a25
diamond back). $2Oa324 per doz.: do. 1sIiders1l
81 per doz.; Turtle, S2a2. so each.
bUITEkaPhuadelphi Print, 4Oc. per h.:
western Creamery, $780,: New York. a0a35c .
dozen. oe0' 0' P'i
Observation-Disclosures. Irish. soa40c per nix.
DO. sweet 40aSec. per PIX; Cabbage, 6a1oc.: 40
Spinach, 15a3Oc per PIX; Beets, 3a5c per bunch.
Lettuce. Ease. per head: Turnips 2a5c. ner
tSpring) 3a4c. per bunch; Radish, SC. per bunch.
Cucumpers, 15a20 per doZ.: Carrots &c. per
bunch: Peas 2Ga30c. per peck; Beans, 2Oasac
per peck: Asparagus 6a10c- per bunch; Toua-
toes. 50aG0 per peck: Cymbl1nS. 1Oal5c. per doZ.:
Rhubarb, 3a5c- per bunch.
P0ULTRY.-ChickenS, 5Oa75 per pair; Ducks
75c.a$l per pair; Geese, 60c.as1; Turkeys. IF
also. per h.. Squads, $l.75a$2 per doz.; Spring
Chickens. 81. 50as3.50 per doz.
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ATTACHMENT FOR CONTEMPT FOR FAILURE TO
petition was presented by Anna Elizabeth Ken
drick, formerly Wood, setting forth that In the
decree OF April 10th, 1878, divorcing her from
lie was required to pay her alimony, and he has
failed to pay that due from March to June
Judge Cox ordered that a rule be issued to
Wood TO show cause why he should not be at
tached for contempt.
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A CHILD SERIOUSLY INJURED BY A SAVAGE
b rger, baker on N street. between 9th and
It'll streets northwest, was fearfully bitten on
the face ard arms by ferocious bulldog this
morning while playing In his fathers stable.
aid, and pronounced the injuries serious.
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AETRoPoIiTAN SEMINARY AND KINDERGARTEN.
Editor star: The closing exercises OF this insti-
tuition consisted of examinations In three diyi-
sionS-young ladies, normal, and chi,drens' de-
partment for boys and girls; music and recfta-
tlOnS and essays by the young ladies and the
graduates OF the normal class to whom Miss
BESSIE Z. Graves, the principal presented gold
and silver medals and other prizes. The free
kindergarten, entirely separate from this. WAS
started Oy the thOughtfulneSS and energy OF
Miss Graves, aided by DR.. and Mrs. Mason OF
me street Baptist church. Rev. Dr. Cressy, of
the New York avenue church, and other pronli-
nent persons. The New York avenue church
gave the use OF their chapel. Miss Emma Graves
ana Miss Nlmmo, graduates from the Metro
polltan Normal school. took charge, and free
lunch was furnished every day. Over thirty
children have the benefit OF this good work. and
tnelr delight knew 10 bound when Capt. Blake
gave them a free ride down to Marshall Hall
last Friday. on the W. w. Corcoran. Miss Bessie
Graves, Miss Sheldon, DR.. and Mrs Mason,
capt strait, or San Francisco all assisted In
getting up big dinner for the children and
their grateful mothers.
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ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPPING HIS OwN.CH1ID.-
Sunday evening Mrs Alice Walters, who fied
with her three children from her husband
home In Princess Ann, Nd, and came to Brook
lyn to escape Mr.. Walters cruel treatment
called 10 Roundsman McCarty and said that her
husband despite Judge McCues order last week
giving her the custody of the children, had
stolen from her their little boy, five years Old
Walters and the child were afterwards arrests d
Captain Craft restored the Guild to his moLner
and discharged Walters-N. r. World, 18th,
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THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. FREDERICK L. HARVEY
TOOK place this afternoon from his late resi-
dence, on 9th street, above X street. and was
attended by very large number or his friends
and relatives, including many OF the older
business men OF Washington and prominent
masonS. The funeral services were conducted
d. Rev. DR.. Forrest, OF Trinity (P. E) church.
The masonic Choir sang appropriate pieces
The following were the pall-bearerS: John r.
Thompson, VIM. Newton, J. w. Colley, T. b.
Marche, John t. Lighter, w. Dockstader, /. L.
johnson and Joseph l.. Pearson. The inter.
ment " as made at Oak Hill. Mr. Harvey was
born al Erie, Pa, in 1884, but came TO this CITY
when twelve years or age, and for a number OF
yeartup 10 the breaking out OF the war-was
q clerk In the hardware establishment of
Ephreim Wheeler. AFTER The war he removed
10 chicago and was engaged In the insurance
business there aud afterwards in 81. Louis Mo
For several years Mr.. Harvey was the clerk to
tne board OF common council OF Washington
and prominent In military, masonic and tenn
perance circles. In 1874 he returned TO this
CITY and did much to revive the interest in the
washington monument. He was taken sick In
81 Louis some months since, and early in the
present season he went 10 Florida for the ben
ent or his health, but came home about two
months ago and died last Wednesday morning
MI Harvey was a thirty degree Mason
d long his membership in Dawson lodge of this
city and In the Chicago QIl.) consistOry His
many friends in this city mourn his early
death and sympathize with his bereaged
family.
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u a woman at Newport battles in suit Of
oiled silk, worn under the usual flannel suIt
she SAYS she enjoys the surf, but cannot bear
the touch Of salt water
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF real estate sale OF
Belva lockwood trustee, on Capitol Hill, at 8
O'Clock this evening
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George Lee and Mary Susan Washington; Geo.
Hutton and susie b. Bell; George w. Harris ana
Mary Ellen Hall: James A. Martin, OF New
YORK, and Addie r. Ourand; J. B. Hutchings, OF
North Carolina, and Hattie b. Williams or
Fairfax, Va: W. V. Marmion and Caroline w.
Mcclellan; Robert Walker and Mary Webster.
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TRUNKS and satchels are offered at cost. to
sen out The entire stock, at Baum's, 4l6 TN
street northwest,
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es- Philadelphian made rruitless effort to
sell worthless Bars, AZ The mint, for pure gold
The profit, II he lad s1ccee1 TED, would have
been So, UG0.
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THE LAABRA MINING COMPANY LITIGATION
To-day Messrs. T. w. Barley and F. P. Stanton
nled bill in court against A. w. Adams. s. s.
and Secretary OF State EVarts, for discovery,
account and injunction. They set forth that
the LaAbra company In 1869 entered into an
claim before the joint American and Mexican
commission and by Adams plaintiff was en-
poyed, and by virtue OF the awards obtained
tney are eDutled to 81 900, and Adams has
failed to pay them, but has paid Judge Black
and Judge Williams certain sums, although
they came into the case subsequently,
HAVE you ordered Howson's Ice cream for the
18th? ~
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NJ. WILLIAM has thrown out large lot of
goods, bought last spring. on the front counter
at half cost price. Ladies are invited TO exam
Inc
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COMPLETE STOCK
u Mems GAUGE Neripo and Indiia 0auze Shirt.
Mems Jaccnet Jeans and Linen Drawers.
Plain and Fancy Cotton and Lisle Socks.
Handlerchiefs, Gloves. suspenders &C &c.
W. .. TEE1,
MIG 0SS PenN0y1vAn1a ave-
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CONCENTRATED LEMONADE at PrenttSs' corner
b and SITS. NV, for pienics, excursions, eJct
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The CLOSING EXERCISES OF Miss Mary L. Rath-
bones select school took place last evening at
Sol 9th street he. After Rotations, songs dia-
logueS, &C, in which the young pupils acquitted
themselves very satisfactorily, rewards were
distributed as follows: First premium gold
cross TO Annie Lewis; premiums (bOoks) to ElIa
Carstens, Eva V. Piyg0tt, Hattie W. Ferguson,
Mary E. Frazier, Bessie Gordon, Kate Bryan
and George Gordon.
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COME ONE AND ALL!
prices at the
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
HOUSE.
401 Pennsylvania Avenue,
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DIS
TRIOT.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
800 pairs Ladies' House Slippers, at Csc. Or;
s so pairs Ladies Newport Ties at SO and
pairs Ladies 3-strap Sandals. CSC: 500 pars
Ladies strap Sandals, 81 40: $40 pairs LADIES'
5;strap Sandals, 81: go; 500 pairs Ladies' Pinafore
Slippers, BIAS; 500 pairs Ladies' Sandal Boots,
81. SO: 100 different styles Of Ladies' Kid Shoes,
from 81 to SIS. A remarkable slaaghter of Me1's
Shoes. high and low. from 81 to S.. 100 pairs
ESys' Caters OF LACE with tips. $50 LOGO pairs
900 pairs Children's Light Colored Shoes. Coo. IA
large lot OF Children's Slippers, only Csc large
lot OF Boys CATERS at 40c. per pair, (siZe to s
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
401 Pennsylvania Avenue,
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
je2S LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
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PARTIES either leaving the city or remaining
al home Will ind 1t greatly TO their advantage
by consulting advertisement OF \. Straus, No.
1OlI Pa avenue.
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NBAND DAYLIGHT EXCLUSION

GHAND DAYLIGHT EXCLUSION,
JULY 3D. AND 4rH
NORFOLK. OCEAN VIEW, FORTRESS MON,
ROE, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
On the Safe and Elegant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE.
Steamer leaves 6th-etreet wharf
s sonneatDs 4 ISy sd at th 3, sh.r A
for ride of eight miles to Ocean View returning
on SUNDAY afternoon, and arriving in Washington
fare from Norfolk to Ocean View and return al
cents, good until used, TO return on any OF the,
company's steamers. Tickets for sale at office 6IY
18th street, under National Metropolitan Bank
3e2S-ot ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS:
WHICH MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 80 FIJI
DAYS. WE HAVE REDUCED OUR: HH
Gents S5. 90 best hand made Caters to "a. co. -
so fine hand sewed Low Shoes to SO rs.
800 fine calf Low Quarters to 81 50.
" W goat and glove Kid Ties to 81. 90.
" 4.C0 fine Calf Button to So. 90.
~ .25 Low Shoes to 90c.
Ladies' So 90 genuine French Kid Buttons to g. 30.
2. 80 high Sandal Boots to 81. 10.
" 200 best Newport and Button to S1.50.
% and Strap Sandals to 81. %.
" LOO Newport and Sandals to 75c.
~ soc Kid House Slippers to 40c
200 Kid and Pebble Button to 81. 50.
Misses and Children's Slippers and Sandals be-
low cost Misses 81 .25 Kid Button Boots to 81 90.
Call early while our stock is complete.
WILLIAM HAHN,
SIG 9TH ST., bet. II and L.
and 1922 Pa. ave.
SIGN OF RED SLIPPER. te29-lw
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To INSURE COMFORT while sojourning at the
seaside or mountains, supply yourself with
other reasonable goods, at the boys Clothing
house OF b. Robinson d Co. 9O9 Pa ave
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DEEDs IN FEE have ben recorded as follows
Sldney a. Fitch TO JOS. b. Walling lot j, in SUB
OF lot A. OF VIM II. Phillips sub OF lots and ~
OF so. $40: 5000. John Humphrey to Archibald
Young, lot l. so. 23S; 81 400. Chas. G. Thorn to
Chas. Edmonston, part lot Is, in sub of lots 10
a1d II, OF Douglass sub OF original lot 10, So
5; $3.50. Jas. Z. Miller 10 Henry j. Gensler.
Id9, In JAS. E. Millers sub OF original lots and
OF So: 2I3; $4,000. Virlinda E. Shelton to John
T. shelton, part lot 5, So. 1876; 3. John ].
JoItZech TO John A. Shelton. do; 8. john
H. shelton to Joseph shelton, original lot l. so.
1910; 8. VI. p. Callan, trustee, to Lawrence
Hickey, lot c." and part lot D. In Todd's sub of
part or SCI. 5Sl; sl,5ll. Mary NJ. Frick to Jos III.
Jones. original lots 4, and T. In So 1870; $50.
I. l. FIayser and JAS. A. Prescott to Johanna
boomer, lot IS, 81. 5o2; si76.52. r. B. Clark TO
, ID. lewis lot II. So SOP; s., 500. j. 4. Kendall
10 Rosie Parry lot Is, so. 55S; 81 200. John Hitz
Ct al, to Wm- Longbridge lot So, so. 495: g, 9O0
G. J. Leonard to W. II. West ct al, lots IS and
IS, 81. $50; s. 800. Anthony Hanlon to H. VI
Trudie. part i67. Georgetown; $1,000. W. L.
Argue TO d. l. Tascall lot IS, GO. 1874; 81 200.
fraIhlln KiVes TO Z. a. Mcintire, lots 81 nj -.
SO. 395; & 900. John StearnS to c. L. Yonno
lots p and rs, part 26, so. "a $500.
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STAR ROCKETS, for Use In 10 or II gauge shot
guns at A.C. stevens, No. Hos Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-02
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat Of the city, car en- Joy an -
hour ard hsif's ride on the Poto- EsAA-N
mac river to Alexandria and return. .<1S3D
any Gay duris the week. for Is cents or 10 titfe,s
for 30 cent?, on the Ferry Boats Children under IL
years "i age FREE. The Boats leave Washing on
DAILY Ter Alexandria follows: 30, Z 80, 81.
80. loSo ii 80 a. M. II 30, 80 2 80, :3 80
~, 81 80 and I 80 D. IN. The trips ats 50.
inylRorating. ,s91 In