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TIE COURTS,
THE COURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Hale agt Davis; motion to striE


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Hale agt Davis motion to strike
from calendar overruled.
Equity COURT, mage Cor.
Yesterday. Peale agt Brooks: decree allowing
comp,sina1ts 10 redeem upon terms. Gray agt.
and Mann agt. Tucker. uro coniesso Wood agt.
Wood; rule On complainant. Erain agt. Fraln;
notice to strike out amendment to Csoss Dill
overruIsd. Mayse agt. Warner; appearance or
deIed
Cissel injunction refused. Engleson agt. Hea-
pey; restraining order granted. Hibarnia
Building Association agt Gibbons: on hearing.
PROBATE CouRT-J'tdge Cor.
Yesterday, estate OF John Ftnney; executor
ordered to pay to guardian fund due wards.
sell all or portion of the personally. Estate of
Thomas Lewis; administrator to sell personality.
Estate OF Henry ROchat inventory OF personal
estate &s6.65) returned by collector and order Ia
sei granted. VIM OF Frederick Behrens: admit
Behrens-bond 800. VIII of John Anderson
filed for probate. Estate of Patrick Dowd: adj
mlnlstrator to distribute money and the regis.
ter to state account. Will of Bridget McCor.
mick admitted to probate and record, and Jas
NJ. Edgar appointed guardian to the orphar
cnll0ren-bond 1900. Estate of Susan H. Carr
Jonn D. BranSOn appointed guardian to orphan
cnlioIen-Dond 5000. Jacob A. Walter appointed
guardisn OF Mary, Margaret and Daniel Shea
rule on guardian issued Estate of Mary Rose
Martin: motion for reilearing dismissed Al
journed till Friday next.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Willie
Yesterday. Peter Mcintyre unlicensed bar
yard: fined 81 and costs. VIM. Bergma as I un
lcer sed bar; verdict not guilty. Jury DISCHARGE
till Tuesday next.
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THE YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL HANCOCK AND ENG
IISH CIUB

THE YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL HANCOCK AND ENG
LISH CLUB.
A meeting Of the young democracy was held
last evening at Cosmopolitan Hall, Mr.. W. P.
Bell In the chair and Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb secre-
taTy. Mr.. c. +. Rowe moved that a committee
De appointed TO wait on the democratic eXecu-
tive committee at Wizards and invite its men,
bers TO participate in this meeting; adopted.
MeSSrS. Rowe, Weber and McBlair were aD-
pointed. The committee on constitution re-
Ported draft of constitution, In which the
name OF Young Mems National Hancock Club
OF the District OF Columbia Is proposed and
their object stated ito aid In the election and
Inauguration of Gen. Hancock and Mr.. English"
The name land English" was inserted after
reject d. and with the title the ''Young Mems
National Hancock and English Club of the Dis
trtCt OF Columbi the constitution was a1 lptad
MI culver said that under the action OF the
M et1Ig some OF the older members did not feel
that they should enroll their names. The clat--
man explained that none were excluded bit
DIT. culver declined 10 come uo. Mr.. Rowe.
from the committee TO walt On the executive
committee. reported that they had conveyed
the Invitation for them 70 attend this meeting
and IL had been accepted. AT this point forty
SIX persons enrolled their names as members
MI. Campbell Darlington was nominated by
MT. Grey Thompson for the presidency; W.
Pierce Ben and J. y. Oliver were nomi-
rington, II; Mr.. Oliver, 4; Mr.. Bell, 2o and the
latter was declared elected. and his election was
MADE unanimous on motion OF Mr.. Darlington.
nj DCl Hidut q neat SpttCu Ou Taxing In'
chair. MeSsrs. C. Darlington, T. F. Miller. r..
COyle and j. n. Oliver were nominated for vice
presidents, and Messrs- Darlington and Miller
were elected AF. 4. 4. LipSeomb was elected
IecorulIls SsefetafE; 9. +, AeHe, corresponding
secretary; Albert II. Norris financial secretary:
Ut. H. d. Barker. treasurer; James Taylor. SER
geant. arms; Randolph Coyle, chairman;
Rldgeley McBlair, Samuel Haldeman Timothy
toSteuo and John n. Oliver, executive com
mlttee. Mr.. Carringfon said he had been waited
lpon Dy committee from South Washington
ara nad oeen requested TO ask the Chairman to
appoint committee OF three speakers 70 assist
at pole raising contemplated for THURSDAY
ntNL The request was compiled with, and the
cIuo voted to attend in body.
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Excavations and Picnics.

Stork's first tour to the White mountains
leaves next Wednesday, July eth. Hotel and
all expenses at the trip paid, including the as
cent OF Mount Washington, for only $50, en-
abliDg one 10 visit for that amount Lake Win
nepesaukee, Profile House, Echo Lake, Boston,
etc. Railroad and steamer ticket good to re.
turn within 30 days. You can stop on at any
place named on your ticket after reaching Fab
vans. White mountains. Two entire days for
rest before reaching the mountains. Stork'S
tour OF over 900 miles to New York. Newport,
New Bedford. Nantucket and Martha's Vine
yard only sl5.25, leaving July !, 10, 20. 81, ~.
curston trip 10 P1ney Point July 10th. AS this
Is probably her only excursion trip this season,
parties will do Well to keep this in mind See
adv.
The Coreoran will go to Glymont Thursday
evening with an excursion for the benefit OF
North Capitol NJ. Z. Church. See adv.
Grand perch fishing excursion to Marshall
Hall. See the advertisement.
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District Republicans.


A meeting Of the republican central commit
tee was held last night at the rooms OF the Ma
tional Veteran Club, on New York avenue, Mr..
". B. Reed In the chair with Major James Nc
Nabb secretary pro tenn, and fourteen out OF
the TWENTY-FIVE districts represented The chair
stated that the meeting Of the central commit
tee had been called for the reason that the ex-
ecutiye committee OF eleven, one from each Of
the old council districts, who had been charged
with the duty of arranging for grand mass
meeting. had been called together several times
and had failed to meet. He desired to have the
matter Of the ratification meeting settled then
and there, so that they might be at work should
1t be determined to hold such meeting. 1t was
going to take some money, and it had to be COL
lected. Another purpose was that he desired
to have vice president elected for the commit
te du ae 60 De s00
would be necessary to have chairman.
On motion OF Mr.. Andrew Gleason, 1t was de-
Il ae as the
members was, he thought, too small 1t was
desirable that all the districts be represented at
was child's play; the members all knew OF the
meeting tO-nlght, and there was no use In put
ting Of any business necessary TO be done in
order to walt for a crowded meeting. They had
tried this too often already. What they want
is to be, at work and get up this ratification
meeting. The chair remarked that it would
require eq $500. and the funds on hand were very
ISAIAH WASHINGTON ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT
Mr.. Gleason nominated Aaron Russell for vice
president; Gen. E. W. Whitaker was also nom1-
nat'd. Henry Himber nominated Isaiah Wash
1ngton. A vote was taken and announced for
Whitaker and ~ for Washington. MIR. CUNNING
nam objected to the ballot, saying that there
were more ballots polled than there were men,
bers In the room. The chair declared Mr.. Isaiah
$ Washington elected vice president OF the cen
tral republican committee OF the District OF Co
lumbia, and this choice was made unanimous
PROPOSED GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.
On motion of Mr.. Gleason, committee of
seven was appointed to make arrangements for
the grand ratification meeting. The committee
is as follows: Isaiah Washington, E. w. Whita-
ker, Hamilton Turley Edward Cursor. ]. H.
Smith, Henry H1mber and Andrew Gleason. The
chair stated that the committee would meet to-
nigh at the same hall they then occupied, and
make all arrangements necessary,
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GEORGETOWN.

LODGE ELECTIONS. The following named
lodges have elected officers for the ensuing
term as follows:
Hermione, No. II. X. of P.-J W. Ridgway,
Z. c.; Daniel Z. Ell, V. c.; JnO. +. Wood, pre-
late; Frank Fisher, NJ. of A.
VIM. Lewis Schley, 1. o. M.-Frank Tennyson,
w. M: =. Journey, j. NJ; F. N. Farr. Rec. Sec;
VIM. Ballenger, Fin. Sec; VIM. Doherty, IT,;
H. g. Divine, Chap; L. D. Bingham, conductor
Covenant Lodge, No. 10, l. O. o. F..Frank
Tennyson, N. G.; Frank Evans, V. G.; JnO
barnes, Sec; Chas Allison, TT.
Georgetown Lodge, No. So, L. o. G. B.-John
Ockershausen, o. NJ. Fritz Fredes, U. NJ; Carl
Koch, Capt; Carl Hanehe, P. Sec; Jno Hanehe,
+. s.: With. VOgt, Sch. NJ.
CARED FOR BY THE POLICE-An old colOred
woman named Mary Ann Jackson about IS
years old, was picked up by Officer Robey at the
outlet lock at the mouth of Rock Greek last
night, being infirm both In mind and body. He
took her to the station house, where she was
taken out and cared for until her friends can be
found.
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Terrible Death of a Boy.

HIS NECK BROKEN BY A FALLING LUMBER PILE
About IL O'Clock to-day a white boy named
Willie Parker, about IA years old, who lives
near the corner Of Sth and streets northwest.
met with fatal accident In the lumber yard of
jackson q Co., at the corner OF 18th street and
Ohio avenue. 1t appears that he was at the
time trying to catch some pigeons which were
in shed where the select lumber Is piled, and
while climbing between two large piles of lum-
Der they fell in on him. crushing him from the
neck down. When found by the employees of
the yard he was apparently dead, but they sum-
moned DR.. Francis, who. after examination,
pronounced the unfortunate boys neck broken.
found him between the lumber piles they, in-
stead Of releasing him at once, went for po-
liceman.
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CUTICURA
Blood and Skin Remedies.

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen. ha "a
suffered over thirteen years with ss in disease In
my hands and limbs, causing constant irritation,
soq9ht many remedies here ana elsewhere also use
o. sulphur paths, without permanent cure. Las:
spots appeared on my hands head, and face. eyes
became much lnfiamed and graduated, causing at
dies Hsre prete ea BY leading physician for
sultation Of several leading physicians was hsd.
when definite ep plan was decided upon, but all to
without any permanent cure, bought two bottles
ofGU1IcURA REsoLvENT, two boxes of CUTICURA
and some SOAP, and can testify with great pleasure
to the effect they have had In my case in eht DAYS
being nearly cured. The physicians pronounced
my case the most aggravated one that has ever
come under their experience and practice. recon-
mend and highly endorse the OUTICURA REMEDIES.
Yours truly, F. A. DRAKE
CLIFFORD ST, AND WOODWARD Ave
DETROIT, MICH, Jan. "a, 1879.
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CUTICURA RRMkDIES

Are prepared by WEEKS POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists. 800 Washington street, Boston,
p Front street. Toronto, Ont, and Snow HiII,
London. and are for sale by ali druggists. Price
Of CUTICURA, small boxes, so cents large boxes.
containing two and one half times the quantity
Of small, 81; REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle; CUTICU.
RA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, IS cents; CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

MEETING OF PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
was held at Marinfs Hall last night for the pur-
pose OF forming republican club. Some dis
cussion took place as to whether the organiza-
lion would not be In conflict with the existing
clSll service rule A vote being taken il was
agreed TO organize. Gen. j. X. McCammon
Vas elected president. T. p. Penicks J. s.
Bialr and Major w. ii. Myers vice presidents;
.: II. busnnell secretary; Major Burke, imam.
Clai secretary, and l. Harrison, treasurer The
lraft constitution and bylaws: Messrs Blair.
turner, oyster, Edgar and Myers. Speeches
were made oy Messrs- Blair, Rainey and others.
SUSTAINING the nomination of Garfield and Ar.
lhur. and pledging a strong Republican, ma ioritv
IN the old keystone state
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You have tried CtI1'teY'S Little LiCef Pills and
were pleased with them. They stimulate the
liver, regulate the bowels and improve the COM
pleXiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

TIE NEW MILITARY COMPANY, Nat1onal yete.
ran Corps) composed of members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, have completed their or
ganiZatfon. The commissioned officers are.
E Urell, W. A. Olmstead and James Gross. The
non commissioned o11cers are as follows: Ser.
geants, r.. Nelson. W. T. Kelly, d. P. Haines, T.
d. Harrison and CLARK; corporals, B. F. Chase.
e. q: Bollinger. E. j. Bowling, j. n Callan, W.
W. burke. J. c. LathrOp, F. Thompson and F.
y. JeWetI AT the meeting last evening the uni
iorm-regulation uniform Of the United States
fIfantTy-was adopted
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF Treating HumOrs OF the Blood, Ski,
and Scalp with Loss of Hair.

IL first the publication of the blood, through an
energetic action Of the bowels, liver, kidneys and
skin, the natural purifiers Of the body. Next, to
heal every external evidence Of disease and restore
and quantity snd quality Of the Hair. CUTIoURA
hEsoLvENT is cathsrtic, dipretic, resolvent and
and skin Of every trace Of blood posons nvgorates
the brain and nervous forces. and throws of dis
ease. CUTICURA, a Medicinal Jelly, arrests exter-
nal disease, removes hfeess flesh and skin renders
healthy ulcers. sores and dischargtng wounds,
heals. 1t is the sweetest, cleanest and best Hair
r storer and Beautfier in the world. OUTICURA
skin, and for the toilet. bath and nursery is un-
rivalled. It and the CUTIcURA SHAVING Soar, the
first and only medicinal soap prepared expressly
for shaving, are prepared from CUTIoURA.
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PRESENTATION OF FLAGs.-To-morrow after
noon, at the Washington SchuetZen Park the
lady friends of the Verein will present that or
place OF those destroyed by fire last November
when the building was burned. There are a
German, an American and society flag or ban
ner, all made OF rich silk The society flag Is
One side is white and the other green. The
green side has letters in gold which read:
w ashington Schuetzen Verein presented By
white side is target surmounted by an eagle
with wings widespread, and underneath are a
laurel wreath and two crossed rifles. In each
corner Is wreath of oak. The stan is of rose
wood, upon the top of which is mounted a gold
en- eagle. There will be concert by the Marine
band.
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A GOOD ARTIFICIAL GOOD, flesh and heat pro-
ductng, with proper degree of mineral ele,
ing robust infants should not fail to test this
article, which is highly lauded by leading ply
s1cfans as the best substitute ever offered. All
druggists and grocers have 1t. Price, Is cents
T. METCALF & Co., Boston, Mass.
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REMEMBER, in cleaning ladies' and gentle
mems garments Of all kinds, A. Fischer's dry
process never fails to give satisfaction. 1t re-
moves grease stains effectually, and leaves the
crepe wells done up in the best manner. Office,
9U6 G. street NV. +
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HAnNocks fun lengthy at sl.a5 and 81. 80. at
DAYS, nat store, 62l Pa avenue, under Metro
AYNtA0 0VEA
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CITY ITEMS.

NOTHING cures Headache 80 quickly as LO.
dtues Headache Specific. Try it.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY 6OODS.
DOUGLASS,
9th street, st. Cloud Building.
so DOZEN
HONEY-CoMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK
TOWELS.
AT Is GENTS EACH.
DOUGLASS.
WHITE GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS.
India Linens at 20. 25 and 3Oc. per yd., very ana
Victoria Lawns at H. Is. l8. 20 and 25c, mar card
Persian Lawns 80 and S76c.' ane Md beautiful
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels. Bed Spreads and
large s and Varied sss Of ns plain and fancy
will be sold at reduced prices.
w. w. BURDETTE q CO..
Nos. Pa Pa III = q: It. NV. ,.,as.
CeLoRED FLANNELs,
FOR BATHING SUITS.
PACIFIC LAWNS. 12Hc.
Fine quality LINEN LAWNS. zoe.
FIGURED SWISS, INDIA LINEN,
GAGE UNDERWEAR,
FANCY HOSIERY.
TYLER q CHEWING,
Uate Clerks with Perry Dro.)
je2s 8ls 9TH It. NV.
T ,ARGEsT ASSORTMENT
LINEN LAWNS
IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH LAWNS. LINEN LAWNS,
AMERICAN LAWNS
1'ooo yards do Of Beau beautiful FIGURED LAWNS. re
Real LINEN LAWNS Figured), reduced from CSC.
down TO 15c.
BLACK LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS
INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for
Ladies' White Dresses. 20. 25. 81, SIC '-
Beautiful Striped dhin) WHITE GOODS, reduced
from 25c. down to l5c.
CARTER's,
III Market SPACE.
down to loo.
Pure LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, reduced from
75c. down to SOC.
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, l25c. up to 81
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED
SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Beautiful TWILLED (WooD DRESS GOODS, re-
duced from 25c down to l5c.
CARTER'S,s
je16 III Market Space.
SCARFS! SCARFS! SCARFS!
large invoice of SCARFs, new styles, lust re-
ceiyeds to be sold at extremely low prices.
SHIRTS made to order in frst-clas style; fit
guaranteed. 49,
Ready Shirts of our own make always in
stock. 49,
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
80, SIG f st. n.w.,
yel1 Opposite Patent Office.
ID STEAM SHIRT FACTORY.
49, 9TH street n.W.
Blk Of the Finest Shirts, to order. Sl2 90
Sl1 Extra Fine Shirts, to order. ........... 800
ok f1ne SHIRTS, TO order. 7.6O
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY
REFUNDED.
We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced
Shirt, complete at one dollar.
full line Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
49, 9TH 1t. NV,
1eS-1y W6ehinotOn ID n
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IF you suffer with any rheumatic or gohtty
trouble Whites F'iHS are the medicine for you
Try them and you will not be disappointed
Only SOC. box.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., auctioneers, sold
Tor VIM. +. Hoffman, trustee, part lot num-
Dered IA. In square number 5l2, fronting on SIN
street, between and o streets northwest. i'm
proved by two-story frame dwelling, to D. l..
Morr1SOn, for $500. Also for r. j. Davis and
Andrew b. Duvall, trustees, the east half OF lot
NO. 6, In square 1902, fronting on G street, be-
tween 10th and 2lst streets northwest improved
Dy tWo-story brick house, to Mary A. ROurke,
for s., $50.
-, SoNcEN n r., LEMONADE at Prentiss', corner
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded az follows
r a. Gee to j. S. Rider, lot ID, So 3s4: fI 500
s. SEQ :. A. Redmond to James Brown. pr.
So $50; 81 900. M. e. Kohl TO Henry Grant MT
10 so oSs: $500. All Souls Church TO the Dis
.act OF Columbia, lot 80, pit. lot 4, square 4Ss:
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DUN HORSE, stylish and speedy. delightful
driver, will stand without hitching, Suitable for
LADY or doctor, Will be sold at Duncansons auc.
t1on rooms Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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SKIN HUMOR
For go Years Entirely Cured.

suffered from Skin Humor for twenty years.
without finding any remedy or treatment that
would cure 1t until began the of the CUTfCURA
REMEDIES which, in a short time and at a small
expense have entirely eradicated every trace of the
therefore believe they will do all you advertise them
to do. Respectfully yours ~
BOSTON. July 2, 1879.
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FIRE-GnT vest chains, agate charms, a
PTiggs.
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ever, promptly stops the first symptoms witt
Giles Imminent IOdide ammonia.
Giles Pills cures ChillS and Fever.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR. GILES,
rr,o, .,u, l2o West Broadway, y: 7:
trial size 20 cents. s,t,th,3t
Take Notice.
This offer Is only good for the next 80 days
ana this advertisement Will positively not ap.
pear again.
viii deliver to any address, express paid one
dollar bottle of Or. Hartey's Cdtarrh Remedy
and box OF Salve on receipt of so cents. Or
Hartley, "a North Greene street, Baltimore.
To the Editor of the Star.
Some months ago placed myself under the
care OF DR.. Won Moschzisker, 619 10Th street
northwest. then suffered from a severe mala-
dy OF the chest catarrh and cough. His treat
ment in my ease proved great success
GUsTAyE KING
June 3o. ll,3&5] Government Bindery.
"Save Your HAIR" keep 1t Beautiful, ,,
London Hair ReStOrer" Restores the color,
LONDON Hair ReStOrer' Exquisite dressing,
LONDON Hair ReStOrer." The only clearly and
r.. LONDON Hair Restorer." efectual Hair Restorer
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoX1.
druggists.
ington.
SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are not admired. Ii
lacking 1esh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Weles' Health Reneaoer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALDEREBY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Is los
"Ward" prints, 30c per h. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per at.
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20 TO DUBREUIL BROS,
l1l9 f street northwest,
And leave your order for
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
SHIRTS FOB THE CONVENTION A HPK-
OIALTY.
Hall dozen Fine SHIRTS, . NJ e.
Hall dozen Superior HIRTS................ 8. 90
d&u-oozen Elegant SHIRTS...... 90
Our Best SHIRT, Plated Bosom, 3D.
always on hand. apS0
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FIKGLARY.-LaSt night the back building of
the FendaN building, corner OF ~ and d streets,
was broken into by thieves, who, getting into
and rumaged through 1t. They then made an
attempt to break into the safe, but succeeded
only In loosentng the door; they also went into
tne parlors ana opened the drawers Of the writ
Ing desk and pulled over the papers. Ali they
obtained was s. worth of postage stamps II l.
supposed as Mr.. FeHdalls residence. fIO6 Yer
mont avenue has been twice entered within a
lew months and papers rumaged, that the par
Fendall holds In trust, 1i'
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THE DEATH, on the 4th ult., of Mr. Richard
Hamilton Whitfield, barrister- at-Iaw, is an
Mi. W. had been frequent visitor to Wash1ng
lon. and Is well remembered by many of orr
cltlzens as gentleman OF rare talent and most
gehlaI manners and temperament. He was a
brother of Miss Lydia Coyne Fletcber or fbia
city VINO VIII have the sympathy of a large
circle OF friends In her bereavement,
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DEMEMBER THE THIRD a

HI ENCU hsION Of the YOUNG
MtN'S ASSOCIATION OF Trim E<NN
aT9 OA a. nc lG p ChURGH WIN bes
snen ~ MAX HALL HALL, on THURSDAY.
steamer W W. C0RCoRAN will leave foot of Higrh
SO. at y a. m. SHARP, and 7th-st wharf. Washing
?: m Tickets, 90 cents; Children under II. 25
cents. IA
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION, -
On MONDAY, July 5th, 1880. ~
Concert and Dancing Music. Grand display ~
of Fireworks. -
Prizes viii be awarded to the amount of $50. for
rolling Ten Pins. iy9 o,s
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LNXCURSIONS ON STEAMER MARY
IL WASHINGTON
TO OOO0QUAN FALLS
Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri ~R->
day during the season. Music. Essat5
Round trip, Csc. Dancing. Leave
her wharf at O.. M returning at p. m.
ON SUNDAY TO OCCOQUAN FALLS
Leave her wharf at 8 90 a. N. returning at 30
Round trip, SO ceLts.
TO MARSHALL HALL AND MT. VERNON
SPRINGS
Every Saturday during the season. Music Dan
cling Leave her wharf at 3 80 a. M, returning at
y. m. Round trip, 10 cents. 0-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

E0R BOSTON. MASS.EIA NORFOLK,
L The Steamship Johns HOP r@H
k1NS," Capt VIM A. Hallett, will EEus5.ss31..zf0
sail from Baltimore MONDAY: July
az p M Fare 70 B0stop nclnding meals and
NORFOLK TO FOR IRESS MONROE Or OCEAN
VIEW, WITH DINNER AT EITHER POINT,
sl2.. ROUND TRIP, $40. For Freight or Passage
apply to -
A. L. HUGGINS. AIT
te29-3m Boston Wharf, Baltimore