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RIHDIEG PRINTS
Picnics, Excursions, &c.

The third annual excursion to Niagara Fails,
under the management OF III. W. Boyer, viii
leave this city on the 18th instant at am. TltS
Will be a cheap and delightful trip. The tickets
are good for fifteen days and ar. put at the low
figure OF $3.50; children half price. Apply at
the Il. & p. depot.
on the 18th the original Excelsior Tent, M
Al, ]. o. r., will give an excursion 70 Blackts-
TOD Island on the jahe Moseley The boat will
leave High street wharf, Georgetown, at I a. N.
and the 9Th street wharf at am. There viii be
five hours at the island
The postponed excursion OF st. Tamma1y
Tribe, No. -, Improved q. r. NJ, will take place
On the l4th July. The j. w. Thompson VIII
make TWO trips to Marshall Hall, $50 am, re-
turning at pm; and al 1880 pm. returning at
~ pm.
The Census Enumerators' Association or the
District OF Columbia will give an evening exclr
sion 10 Marshall Hall Friday evening, July l6uh
on the j. w. Thompson. The boat win leave al
6p.m.
The Mary Washington will leave tomorrow
morning at nine for OccoQuan Falls.
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THE INTEILIGESCER BUILDING WATER RENT
The suit OF NJ. W. Gait aid others. owners or
the I.teliiCetyCer building. for an Injunction
against the cutting OF by the district Commits
slCpeIS OF the supply OF water from the upper
part OF the building Tor non-payment OF an al
legged eXOrb1tanI rate was argued before Judge
Macarthur. in the Equity Court, yesterday, who
discharged the rest aiming order and Injunction.
Cast year $50 has been raised TO $751; being s.
tor each or seventeen Offices In the building,
Zone OF which had water. ana there was no
adequate sEpply III the building.
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A MEETING OF IRIsu-ANERIc.N RPprRr,c.ps
was held last evening at the Riggs House.-Mr
l. +. Rankin in the chair and Judge p e
OCOnnor secretary. Gen. O'Be.rne NOV ed that
TIE meeting resolve itself into a club to be
known as the ''1rish-American Republican club
OF the District or Col1mbta;n adopted A CON-
mlttee or three, consisting OF Gen. O'Beirnp
Folnted by the Chair 10 draft constitution and
bylaws, which will be submitted for the action
~ the cIGb 81 ats adjourned meeting. Patrofie
r''x reElafas were made by Gen,
and tfeii ai.q OILERS
dLu So - "'ar.iad 10
O'BeirLe. Majors fIul...~,
AT the next meeting delegates VIII
rep!eSeLt the District In The convention or liSn-
American republicans, which will be held at
Indianapolis Oh the 14th inst
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
~ known as the beet, so is JUjTH'B old stand
known for years as the only place where first class
u COND-HAND CLOTHING ca1 be sold at re-
sand. No. GIG st b. tween 9th md 7th or. NV,
o. Branch Store, 80 .o8 9Th IT., oetvt en- D and
to. mar9
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SwEEPING REDUCTION.
CLEARING-OUT SALE OF ALL SUMMER
GOODS.

Gases of 81 yards-wide sHEETING COTTON.
msrked down to % cts.
MATTINGS-Entire stock Married down, to make
room for our new stock Of CARPETS and OF =
CLOTHS.
10 Ct LAWNS marked down to cts.
Cats Of $2.60 MARSElLLES SPREADS marked
down to 81 so.
Lades DRESS LINENS cts.
Plaid SWISS ORGANIZES marked down TO cts.
Remnants Of l2H ct. LAWNS marked down to 6Ac.
SUMNER SILKS marked down from 80 to 81 cts.
LINENS, for boys wear, all marked down.
BLACK CASHMERES all marked down.
Silk -clocked BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 121S cts.
@. NJ. TOWSON,
036 Pa. ave., South side,
y6 Near It'll ct. NV.
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TIE FIRE COMMISSIONERS met last night. all
tBe members present. MI. Reed was congraty-
lateC On the receipt Of a commission FROM the
DStI1ct On the expiration OF that which lie
Le-C lrCIn The secretary or the Interior July 1-t
Inc report OF superintendent Miles, OF the fire
ALARM stated that the poles for the GeorgptOxn
hhes nGd at arly all been received and would
s'on De erected Chief CroniuS report shows
seven nIeS III June, Involving a loss OF s. 100 on
which was insurance or SI.I00 Applications
Tor POSITIONS were received from the following
p%rsOl and placed on file: W. c. Arkenhead,
.naS: ConnCrs. VIM. Westfcrd OrlaDder III. Me-
hnght, /. OLeary, Adolph Kneas and f. p
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PARTIES desiring TO visit Rock Enon Springs
are requested TO secure rooms at Office OF A. s,
Pratt q Son, 4O1 9th street, before Starring
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AN UNLICENSED PRODUCE DEALERS TEST
CASE.-TO-day, In the Criminal Court Judge
James, the case OF Andrew j. Bradley. charged
with being an unlicensed produce dealer was
tried-&r. Miller for the District and Mr. hi nay
Iof the defendant. This was a test case, the
point being as to whether the District shoIIi
De required TO prove In making out case that
the party bought his goods as well as sold them.
aId The Court held that il must be so shown 10
insure conviction. and the fact that the party
soid oranges, lemons and fruit not grown In
lh1S vicinity, was not sufficient to prove that he
nad bought them. The government being un-
Bradley, verdict OF not guilty was rendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-08

IHE ELEGANT DINNER SET manufactured by
Havfland d Co. for the Executive Mansion is
now on exhibition at j. W. Boteler d Sons. 923
Pennsylvania Avenue.
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- MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to JAS
/. conner and Laura r. Lewis; Lafayette j..
Garner and Annie G. Thomas: Karl SmoOt and
Lizzie Potmer; Oliver Winfield Mallonce. of A,
a; county, and Lavinia Beavtn, OF Howard
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15Gr;, sTEAMER MaTTANos ~

THE POTOMAC,
The Str. 'MATTANO" wllo and ~
after July 9TH 1880. leave her wharf --sFN5N
foot Of 9th and sts.. at O'CLOCK TasSs-<Ez
every MONDAY and WEDNE SDAY EVENINGS
for sail Of 80 miles on the Potomsc M mains viii
be spared to make these Excursions pleasant sn1
agreeable. ljy2-lml q. T. JONES' Agent
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ATTEMPTED lNCENDIARISN.-Thea alarm from
box 6l3 about o'clock this morning was for an
attempt to burn the house at the corner OF Sd
and ii streets northeast, occupied by Mr. Po,-
lock- The fire was discovered and exIinguished
before much damage had been done. 1t was
found that some one had broken into the base-
ment window and placed box OF matches be-
tween the ceiling and floor.
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AMATEUR JOURNALISTS IN CONyESTIoN.-The
9Th regular Semi-annual convention or the
Southeastern Amateur Press Association was
was decided success. The Washington dele
CATION consisted or MeSSrS. Lee, OF the Journal
a.: Daw, OF the Argus: Waller, OF the TABLET;
EPpley, OF the Advertiser, and Sebastian, or the
NIuiheIh scr. The main feature OF the COZ
yenIion was the election OF ofiicers:-Geo E.
Bry son, OF Florida was elected president; Root
l. sebastian, Of " aShingtOn, ID. o.. lst vice and
L. X. " alier, OF Washington, ID. G., Official
tGltor. The association meets again 10 Deem
Ter az Wilmington n c.
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Fatal Accident at a Pic.nic.
WASHINGTON YOUTH DROWNED AT PORES

a WARRINGTON YOUTH DROWNED AT FOREST
GLEN.
The pleasures of the Calvary Baptist church
Sunday school picnic at Forest Glen Yesterday
were marred by the drowning of a young man
named John Lowey, 10 years Old, son of Mr.. r. G.
LoWey, OF tne Government printing office, and
member OF the Sunday school, This young man
with younger brother and another youth, ab.
sehted themselves from the rest OF the party, and
Went 10 the creek, distance of upwards of a
mlle for the purpose OF bathing. The unfortu-
nate youth waded out into the water and sud-
denly disappeared in a hole some nine feet
deep, and being unable to swim he sank to the
cotton. His brother and a boy comnanion
could notswim and No assistance could be rem
oered HIS younger brother then caught up
tne clothing OF the drowned boy and ran to the
picnic grounds to give the alarm, when the men
belonging to the party fastened to the spot, but
700 late 10 save the unfortunate youth. The body
was recovered and Intellectual efforts were made
to restore life. Word was sent to Brightwood
and telegram sent to the drowned boys
father in this city, who took the next train and
the body was removed to the train and
returned home. The mother Of the unfortu-
nate young man was of the party, and was
nearly heart-broken at the sad accident. She
laoored long and earnestly to restore breath to
her son. The youth bore a most excellent
character, and was great favorlte among
large circle OF friends, and much sympathy for
the afflicted family was expressed by the parti-
CfpantS OF the picnic.
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END OF PARTNERSHIP SUIT.-This morn
Ing. In the Equity Court, Judge Cox dismissed
the case of VIM. Fletcher agt. Hugh Murray.
for grading and paving oath street from Penn
sylvan1a avenue to M street, and In November
last Fletcher filed bill for the settlement OF
the co-partnership. which he claims he had
with Murray, and asked that one half the pro-
fits Of the work be decreed to him. The case
was argued by Mr.. ChrfSty for Fletcher aud
Mr.. M. F. Morris and Neal T. Murray for Muir
ray. and the court dismissed the bill
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WHAT A STAR REPORTER SAW IN DROP OF
WATER.-Prof. De SmedtS tests OF the pump
water sent to him by the health officer for
examination as TO their fitness for drinking
purposes, are very interesting, especially thOs
made by the microscope To-day STAR re-
instrument at a speck OF water from the
pump on street, between 4th and 5th
| streets In 1t could plainly be seen
| which lOathsome- looking reptile belonging TO
| the leech family, termed tiu6 sliai'ta, could
| plainly be seen chasing still l>wer parasite
called bacteria, which 1t appeared to be preying
| upon. The purSuer had serpent-like head
| and was very quick in its movements The
presence Of this vegetable and animal matter
Indicates stagnant state OF the water and
/ The objects found in what appears to be per-
/ fectly clean water are truly wonderful when
viewed through the microscope, and show
eye is no indication at all Of its purity or fitness
/ for the stomach.
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"BUcaUPAB1A."-Quick complete cure to 8
Gays all. urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
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THE DEATH OF MR.. FRANK WYMAN-CACdHr ON
THE CGW CATCHER or AN ENGINE-AN INQUEST
TO BIZ HELD.
Mr.. Frank Wyman who was fatally injured
In some manner unknown. at Annapolis juno
ton, on Monday evening, while returning from
an excursion to Annapolis, and was brought to
this city Tuesday morning and taken TO the
Providence Hospital, where he has been treated
for fracture or cut through the skull. died
there last night, about IL O'Clock. Coroner Pat
terson was notified, and Will hold an innnest
this afternoon at the eighth precinct station
house. IL has been ascertaihed that Wyman
was injured by an engine attached to a western
tram which was passing at the time the excur-
sion Iraln was standing on the siding. He was
seen by Mr. John Henry Ktenan. a bookbinder,
VINO is employed by Mr.. VIM. III. Nalley, of this
CITY, standing on the track, and Ktenan and a
NUMBER OF excursonists from Baltimore called
10 MN TO get of the track, but he appeared
not to notice them, and In a few minutes the
engine sn uck him, the cow catcher throwing
MN up into the air and landing him head.
foremost On the side of the platform, where be
was caught. This young man, Kfenan. viii ap-
pear before the coroner's inquest this afternoon
ana Srn1, give testimony e MI. Wyman separated
ne has been living at 1905 E street.
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"RoUeH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It, 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-buga 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue,
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, July sth, 1850.
Fer the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, southerly winds, stationary tempera-
tule and barometer.
RANGE OF THB THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Of1ice during the day. a M,
Tao; T:s5 am, 10; IL am, $50; pm, 800.
Maximum 81: minimum, Il.
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BENEDICIINE MALT WINE BEER-FInley 4
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
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lie FELL AMONG THIEyES.-l.aSt night about
6CclOck Officers SildS Lewis and Turnburke
were called upon 10 rescue man fTom party
OF roUghS On the reservation between Sd and 4
streets and Maine and Missouri avenues. lie
s. ems that young man named Thomas Dur
klLS, somew hat under the influence IF drink
v as sleeping on a seat Ia that reservation when
party or thieves came up and took his gOlt
watch from his person. He reused up during
the operation and resisted the assault upon him
UTing which he was wounded In several places
CGe or his wounds was severe bite on the
Lose, which one OF the party OF thieves gave
Lin. He made an outcry, when the above m.n-
toned officers mountedl came up and the mob
broke and ran. They followed the one who ap-
Italed &c be ringieader, and had a long chase
siter MIN, finally capturing him In the yard OI
drinking saloon on Pennsylvania avenue, next
t'u 10 The Gallilean FIShermen'S Hall He Is
Wen known bad boy, named James StanleF
Hho las Deen II limbo before for stealing.
Sell
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Thornas BOWLING
has recently sold the following real estate: For
GUS B1geloW and WIn- J. MiileS, trustees lots
Oh. 81, 90 and 53. In section No s. in subdivision
Mcintosh, for 1900; for Walter g. DucRett and
James Mclaughlin. trustees all of lot IS. or
1uTtonS SUBDIVISION OF square 1I9. to the
Naveriy Building association, for IA cents per
Square foot.
Waiter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers. sold
for the owner two-StOry frame dwelling, on 9th
street, between n and streets NV. on lease
ground, to Otto Volland for s660. Also three
story frame dwelling, TO be removed, on E
street. between I'd and Sd streets s.e, to Daniel
Ailmono. for 1900.
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DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat Of the ~, can enjoy an n-
hour aid halfs ride on the Poto- Ea.Sa.-{o
mac river TO Alexandria and return,
any Gay during the week. for Is cents or 10 tickets
for 90 cents, on the Ferry Boats children under IL
years OF age free The Boats leave Washington
daily Tor Alexandris as follows: g 30, 80 4 80
~. 1880 III 30 a. NJ. 1880, ] :3n, $50, 8 80,
81, 81, 80 and z 30 p. M. The trips at 80,
invigorating. ieIO Inn
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THE THIRD ANNUAL

~ fNCU hsloN Of the YOUNG -.
IIY oATB0I 10 oHyRcH vii Se1 ds -
gwen AZ MAX HALL HALL, on THURSDAY,
ttLN I5th, $50. The safe arA conmodions
steamer W. W. CoRCORAN viii leave foot Of Hisl,
81. al = a. m SHARP and 7th-st. wharf, Washing
ton AT 10 a m. Second trip from 7th St wharf al Z
=, m. Tickets, 30 cents; Children under II. p
Ctuts fXa-qt
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DRY GOODS.

WHITE nAsAh1A
s7k. SO. s29 cents.
FIGURED SWISS
Is. so, IS, 37k cents
PARAsoLs AND Sun UMBRELLAS AT COST
LACE BUNTINGs %. IS. As. 90 cents.
PACIFIC LAWNS l2h cents.
FINE QUALITY OF LINEN LAWNS 20 cents
TYLER 4 CHEWING,
Uate Clerks with Perry & pro.)
jy6 81S 9TH 1t. NV.
LOWEST PRICES YET.
Pissss AWE &c. reduced
So pieces BLACK BUNTING sTRfPEs'o a saSm re- re
500 pieces PLAID and STEPPED MUSLIN. l2x
e. Fl Isfassa f!s% + SD
TMaiN ssta9E sHs iahfi Csc.
Auditors and Drawback Certificates taken at par.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
1y3 7l3 Market Space.
SPRING AND sgMMEK DRESS
We have on hand a splendid line of French
!. DRESS GOODS: comprising full assortment of
Fsncy and Black SILKS, Black and Oolored Silk
GRENADINES, Black Silk Hernanis, Pon9ees
Seersuckers, Shoeda Cloths. Mummy Cloths Lace
Bnnt1nes, Linen Lawns Madras Ginghams. India
Mulls and French Nainsooke, all grades
An inspection of our stock is solicited.
HOOE BROTHER d CO..
1y3 1923 ~ st. n w, near Ebbitt House
DOUGLASS,
9th street, st. Cloud Building.
so DOZEN
HONEY-COMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK
TOWELS
AT Is CENTS EACH.
DOUGLASS',
1y1 9th street.
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ANOTHER GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUE ORG AN
IzED.-1he Government Printing Oflice Garfield
AID Arthur Campaign Club was organized last
evening at Kindergarten Hall (SJn and *
sJreets), with the following officers: President,
Charles NJ. Robinson; vice presidents, Henry
kehr, NJ. \. Lewis. George Fordham, DR.. Alfred
responding secretary. Richard Kingsrnan; finan-
Ga! secretary, William sweeney; treasurer, NJ.
*. Woodward; Sergeant-at-armS, William Cole;
executive committee, DIR. Thomas, j. ID. ESkeY,
r. r Borgia, Nj. W. Borgia, NJ. w. Mitchell and
T. r: Maher; financial committee, j. NJ. Craig,
W. W. Beach, j. W. Deneana, Harry Tinker and
II A. Porter; committee on resolutions, MeSSrS.
F. Dunlap, X. W. Kerr, William Platt and w.
sin uiOnGS
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pINEY POINT BY DAYLIGTT.

c an LOT ne second Annual Grand Day Iisht Ex
lEAkY, to Piney Point jul YEN ral|k
This is probably Der only excursion =.
particulars see star of 10th IVA e.
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CITY ITEMS.

ONLY so cents per bottle for LodHle's Head.
ache Specific. Cures almost instantly.
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"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
ehnrned every morning, and delivered In lbs.
Ward" prints, SOC per H. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at,
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/ LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

The democrats of the eastern section of the
city are taking steps for the erection or
hickory pole and temporary stand at the inter-
section Of Pennsylvania avenue and ID street
southeast.
Street lamps VIII be lighted at 80 D. m. and
extinguished at 800 g. m.
A lad named WIN. Sard0. six years old. was
BADLY bitten on both legs by vicious dog yes
terday. The little sufferer was carried to MS
home on 4th street, between l. and New York
avenue. The dog belonging TO Charles Miller.
was subsequently shot by Officer Montgomery
The Washington Light infantry held meeting
last night at their armOry, Lieut.. W. dalton In
the Chair. Thirteen new members were elected.
and various appropriations for shakos uni,
the Gate City Guards was presented by col
Moore inviting the Light Infantry TO visit at
ianta In the fall Action On IL was deferred un-
III next meeting.
In the suit of Margaret Dimond. otherwise
Cahill vs.. William Cahill, for rectihcation of
property rights disturbed by a supposed mar
rage, MeSSrS- 5. T. Thomas and c. C. Cole
were Yesterday appointed receivers under
rents. etc. 0 O0A'' Gil
An Associated Press telegram states that
"a BiCdle Woods, of Washington, was drowned
aI SliVetIoh " j., oy the capshing OF boat, OF
HIS body has been found. His Wife was saved.
Tne only name at all similar to the above in th,
Washington directory is that of ssArthur r
WOOD, chle1 OF consular bureau State depart
OF town. " Will '
The first instalment OF water melons for the
season., 423-arriyed at the 18th street wharf
yesterday from the south.
This morning about 10 O'Clock. as a WORKMAN
was engaged in repairing the gas pipe and fin
Iure ABOUT the meter in the store of VIM
brown, on Market Space, between Sth and 9th
slreets, tne gas exploded, and some OF the plas-
teIIHS was knocked down. An alarm of fire
was sounded and the fire department Dr0TnntIy
responded, out did not go into service
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Peter LynCh's Death from a Crushed
skull.

HIS WIFE TO BE PLACED IN CCSTODY-HIs SON
MISSING.
Peter Lynch, who was brutally beaten and
his skull fractured in a fight with his wife and
son On Monday night, on eth street northeast.
as stated In TIE STAR OF last evening. died
ABOUT II O'Clock this morning at Providence
hOsptal, suffering very much up to the last
moment His son is still at large but his wife
VINO states that he met his accident by falling
down while chasing her. Is at her house on IN
stIeet. She will be placed In custody at once.
AL Inquest Will be held ~
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BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley Koch
agents, 1906 PennSy lvania ave, 2W
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q St Tsmm.ny Tribe No. Is. eeASh
lmpro, ed O. r. NJ; viii take place g
d tDe i4th July. The j. W. Thomson will make
;wo triTs TO Marshall Hall, 80 m. returning al
: p M and at so T.. m. returning at IL m Tic
els BIC, for sale at Moore's, No. 500 y n ST n w
Il hohing's, cor. 9Th and III ST. NV los w
Are, cor. n. J. ave. and ID st. s.. ami the mem
10 rs ip of the Tribe and boat Tcke.s sold for tha
Il June good for this occasion. ~ nv
O., toiios celebrated string band has been reen-
zen III
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THE TIVOLI PARK,
Il FORMERLY GIESBORO,
Is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for Picnica ana
Excursions. The plessantest summer resort ~
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land q
every half hour, and o beautiful drive by road AZ
to the Park. Fret class accommodations gt errk
CITY prices Also fine stsblins accommodation Tor
horses. RICHARD ROBB
jeS-2m Proprietor.
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TO West Broadway, Ny.
Trial size 25 cents. sIttH3t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-10
COMMUNICATIONS.

Life-Saving Stations on the Jersey
 Reach and the Life-SavinE Station i'm
 New Haven.
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND CouRIEB:
 Last Monday night while the many thou sand of our sheltered families were enjoying the comfort and warmth of their homes, out side the dark clouds were rolling across the sky, and the wind was rising and moaning in 8 way that boded no good to those stthat go down to the sea in ships" When the morning broke, our streets were covered with snow and the air was full of the flying feathers, while the wind piled it up into fantastic shapes and sent it into all sorts of corners. Hwasa goodly sight and brought glad visions of sleigh rides, merry snovballing for the boys and fun in lots of shapes; but what different aspect had the Jersey Beach, that dread strip of sand which stretches from Sandy Hook to Cape May. No one but those who have seen it can imagine with what force the sea breaks on that