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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-29
THE OOVRTN.

POLICE CoURT-Jattlge IS,,eu.
To-day, Robert Sweeney and Frank E. Mush-
hum, contempt or court; 81 or one day each
alexander Moffatt, unlicensed bar; s105 or sixty
days; appealed noted John Harris, Frank
johnson. N. Pratt and Patrick Ryan, vag.
rancy; bonds or workhouse. Charles and David
Green, assault on Jas. Davis $40 or thirty DAYS
each. Sallie Tapley, assault on Agnes Hatch:
s. or fifteen days. Richard Driscoll, disorderly
In the county; S. or fifteen days. Wm. Davis
keeping cow YARD: s15 or thirty days. w. T.
DunWoody, using street washer after O'Clock
am; 81. Samuel Ward, profanity; S. or fif.
teen days. VIM. Ganery, assault on John G.
Sayres by shooting at him; $50 or thirty days.
Cassie Catlet, assault on Martha Bowen; s..
Also, charged with assaulting Virginia Lee; S.
or 10 days. Geo. W. Walters, assault on Geo.
Farr;6 months In jail; appeal noted. T. s.
Donaldson, f. T. Redman, Jas Honesty, F. Coz
e11ck, John j: Daily, VIM. Comegys, T. j. Mar
TIN and Geo. Honesty. charge OF riot: dismissed.
Samuel Ward. assault On Patrick Gibbon; s..
John Robinson, assault on little boy named
Robert Gross; 81. Noah johnson, assault on
Carrie Burns, who testified that he knocked her
down and kicked her; fined 81. Ella Randolph,
larceny OF $50 from ThoS Jackson; jail 80 DAYS.
Jos. BraXton, assault on Minnie Braxton; s..
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Local Politics.
MEETINGS nc NORM p,prrp,

MEEI1NtS OF BDTH PARTIES.
The headquarters OF the executive committee
of the republican central committee. OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, was opened yesterday at
Room 10, 40. 1925 New York ave. The preSi-
dents OF the various state and District organIZa-
tons are to meet there night. to conclude ar
fangementS for the Garfield and Arthur ratid-
cation meeting, TO BE- held on the night OF Aug
5th- Ii has been arranged TO assist the national
committee In the circulation OF campaign d0cu-
mentS.
AT meeting OF the North Washington uan-
cock and English Club, last night the organza-
ton was completed by the election of the follow
Ing officers: G.. Donaldson, president; Thomas
Heany, vice-preSident; j. d. Jackson recording
secretary: John p Freeman, financial secretary:
w. E. NowleS. corresponding secretary. pole
Will be raised by the club at It'll and Boundary
streets, Tuesday, at pm.
A meeting or the volunteer Republican club
was held last night az the veterans hall, Mr.. ID.
ID. Anger IN the chair. II was decided to take
part in the ratification meeting on the evening
OF August 5th. Hon. A. VI. Clapp addressed the
meeting on the political issues OF the time.
Last night the Government Printing Orfice
Garfield and Arthur club met at Union League
han, Mr.. Thomas In the chair. Addresses were
made by MI I'm. Price. followed by Hon. Cna5.
case and Mr.. VIM. F. Cooper.
At meeting OF the Bladensburg and Hyatts
Vile, Nd, Garfield and Arthur club, MDuday
night, the membership was increased from So
10 81. Songs were sung and addresses made
aid there was general Publication.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CONDENSED Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at 1:i0 pm. and
eXtlDguiShed at 1915 IN
The rattle of the watch, for which tickets have
been sold by the detectives, for the benefit OF
the House OF the Good Shepherd. Ia Baltimore,
took place last night at police headquarters
Some 1.40O tickets have been sold, reai'Zing
about S35S, and ticket No. ISL was the lucky
number.
The Brotherhood of Labor held their second
annual convention in this city yesterday. with
representation by delegates or by proxy from 20
tates. Officers OF the national ex cutiye cOun-
II were chosen for the ensuing year as follows
Col. Lee Crandall, d. c., president; II. y. How
aid, Va, vice president; Dyer ID. LuIn, Mass.
secretary; w. W. Jackson, Miss. treasurer.
The Grand Lodge /. o.. o. F.. at its annual
meeting last evening, elected the following
Cfficers for the ensuing years. E. Fauuce
grand master; John Edwin Mason, deputy grand
master; John Long, grand warden; 2. ii. Sweet,
grand secretary pe-elected}: j. Blake E5pey
iesentative (re-elected-)
Our reporter was In errorin stating yesterday
hat the remains OF Mr.. y. A Smith were H.
tered by the coroner at the almShOuSe. Tncy
were buried by his relatives beside the grave OF
his sister at Mount Olivet cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
In TIE Police Court, this morning, SaIlie Tap
ley, c5lored girl, was charged with au assault
on Agnes Hatch, who testified that Sallle strue<
her. The cOuTt.-''Where did she strike yoyI?r
Witness.-''On 9Th and streets" The court
There is no offence in that" WitneSS-"Ol!
on the face" The court.-'S5."
This morning George Collins, q little white
BOY, was Ia Ine P0ICe court charging William
Green, cOlOr6d. with an assault aud battery in
pushing him out OF wagon. causing him to
break his ann. Green testified that Collins Tell
out because the tail-Ooard had fallen out There
were no other Witnesses, and the court held
Green IN personal recogniZance.
About $50 O'Clock last night, while Officers
White and Rhodes, were passing All open lot On
Boundary. near North Capitol street, they were
nTed az fGur times by some unknown parties.
The officers fired in return, but were unable to
catch The parties who did the shooting.
j. ShiiltngtOn sends TIE CJIifDTnidH for Au-
gust; from G. \. Whitsker we have the July
number OF the British quarterly RerieJr.
This morning Detective COomb5 recovered
ABOUT go worth OF carpenters tools from a
secondhand store, stolen some days since from
Mr. L. W. IKE. carpenter Gu Capitol Hill.
They were re turned to the owner.
A lodge OF l. %. o. Good SanaritanS, numbnr-
lDg about one hundred arrived here from Fred
erick, Md. this morning by the b. d O. rail-
road Oh all excursion TO this city, accompanied
by CClCreG brass band
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- INSANITY FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT
Bertha kencaster, young lady who was one
OF The converts at the recent exciting revival
meetings In Brooklyn, conducted by Harrison
the evangelist, In DR.. Talmage's tabernacle, has
since become insane. Though she has occa-
slonai sane intervals, for two months she has
t neea irrational with spasms She has several
liILeS threatened TO put an end to her own life
and twice she had knives secreted upon her
pnG fhe s she talks upon religion continually
family have found it necessary to kean thst
boCk CUT OF her sight. She goes about ringing
t5a 6o a ana saving that she has sinned away
Iue Jay OF grace that She committed tha mn
patdonanie SIN and that all is lost She does
Toi III ner ravings speak OF Mr. Harrison or Dr.
!aunage, put constantly OF the Saviour IIar
f Gaa1' Nimrod d. Kencaster, is a dry goods
teateL, siTglnlan by birth, who lost his for.
tune during the war. He has three dsuohter.
Two OF whom are married. They ali were at,
tendants In the store, and Miss Berths nraui
GUS TO her conversion, had been much cohf1naS
oy her duties. The family are greatly distress
ed at the poor girls condition, which neceSsi-
tateS constant watchfulneSS to prevent bar
from injufing herself. LII
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HOUSE KEEPING DRY GOODS.
PRICES THE LOWEST.

White Marseilles Bed Spreads, 81. IS. 81 55.
Feather Proof Bed Ticking, warranted 20 q nd 25c
New Fail Calcoes, newest styles.
Best Yard Wide Beached Cotton, 1Oc.
~ Yards Wide Sheeting Cotton, Csc.
REINFORCED Shirt, made of Wamsutta Cotton. and
me nnest linen bosom and wristbaud. war
daesm Linens BE all linens 3d.
BBleaehed Table Damask soc &c 76c. S7c., al.
"hte linen 5s Napkins, &c., &c, 75c, SIC. Si.O0,
E Eed N Napa hnsp 5os
WIN" s2 mo91 k channels, 2Oc. 25c. 30. SIC, &C.,.
pP STs |. all linen. pc. 15c., 1885,, 20c.
1heSj nta fos. Towels. yard long. 25c.
Gashmoeior surfing, extra heavy, 10c ald I2c
o"sntnerss' Blue and Jet Black, yard WIDE all pure
Mohair Ce Hin aSS, e0c, &c.. CO.. &c. 75o
nottingham M %, Curtain Lace. 2oc a5c. soc, SIC,
RECEIVING NEW CARPETS DAILY. ALL THE
NEWEST STYLES.
@. NJ. TOWSON,
038 Pa. ave., South side,
1y6t Near 7th at. n. W
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AND although occasional party exc.tations
may go what we may call too far, still better
that than no party at ell. Better the storm.
better the wave, better the winds that iii thu,
sails OF commerce and watt your ships across
the dashing deep than the calm and 0nief
which would permit those ships to rot In their
harbor. And so with human thought. Better
the storm and tempest than the dead calm
that waveless calm-that slumber of the DEAF
that evidence OF despotism, where there is no
walks no living thing, on whose brny. harren
shores no fiowerets blossom and no green thin1
grows. Better the excess than the less. and T
never fear, in land OF freemen, with meeting
the Intellectual conflict OF party with partv'
Woe unto us when there are no more ssoutsn In
watch the "ins;;" woe unto us when the s.ins,,
cease to feel that they are watched py tho
'Outs. John McSlreenel ct CsUeland. .--o
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Political Booming i'm the District OF

Column bias
Editor Gdr:-Is Il not waste of time, money
and labor TO organize political clubs, raise flag
poles and get up professions and mass meetings
In the District of Columbia?
In the states such things are done with view
to win and to retain votes 10 the parties resort
ing to them, and they are wise and proper
means OF eniisting the interest OF the people In
their public affairs. But nothing of the kind
done In the District of Columbia can make or
lose vote Tor either party, or upon any que5-
ton, national or local. Furthermore. the frat
and highest use OF this District Is as home for
the federal government, which means the as.
cendant party for the time being. While
other American TO hold and to express political
opinions, submit that it Is neither wise nor
decent In ColumbianS III / may so term them)to
organize an utterly useless clamor against
party In possession, or party in expectancy, of
the government. r.
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EsANELED buttons and studs.s set at Priyg,s !

iBE SOUTH WASHINGTON CUTTING CASE.-This
morning In The Police Court Judge Slell, the
case or Geo. w. Walters, charged with an as
saClt On Geo. Farr at the corner of 9th and Ii
stTeeIs southwest, on the 10Th instant was
called. Mr.. ID. Z. Cahlll, for the defendant,
filed plea that the accused had pleaded to a
charge OF assault with intent to XIII. The court
SAID 1or the satisfaction of Mr.. Cahill he would
UlsfnlSS the former warrant. Mr.. Farr testified
mat Walters had had a previous difficulty, and
ho, was endeaVorlng TO get Walters TO go home,
having taken him by the arm, saying "Corne on
George; let's go home" when he turned on him
WIN knife and cut him across the cheek
the wound extending from near the
ieI1 ear TO near the corner OF the
the wound, which was quite serious one hui
IL nad heale0 up finely. j. ID. c. Winters tesrt
Held tnat he saw them, but was moi close
enough TO see what each one DIG: but heard
Farr say; My lip Is cut Off, On crosS-exam.
lnation. witness said he first saw the parties on
the opposite side OF the street. and heard FAR
say: "Will you go home IL let YOU up" Heard
some one say that somebody had been cut anC
found that this was Mr.. Willard, who got 8
slight cut under the chin. Vim. Deball teSIlieC
that he was present when the difficulty Oc
Cured, and had had conversation with walter:
since; In which he W. said he was sorry thai
the 0llnculty had occurred, and owned that hC
cut Farr, stating he thought he was imposed
on. In the scuffle he saw both men on the!l
leet; thought then It was friendly. Witnes:
ran In between the two men. when he found
Farr was cut, and he then took Walters
home, and on the way Walters said he
had cut himself, and Showed whore he
had been cut In the leg. Robert Randolph
testified that he saw Walters r1ke at Farr and
run cut In the street, Farr blowing, and In
the street there was scufiie and Farr struck
him, and then heard knife fan. The court
gave judgment OF six months ia 1ail. and an
appeal was noted.
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Picnics and Excursions.

The Carroll Institute will give a grand exclr-
sion 10 Marshall Hall on Monday Au-l3t "a
Excursion OF the steamer ArrowSmith I'd Giy-
mont On FRIDAY evening.
Select excursion 10 Plnay Point on steamer
j. w. Thompson. August 4th.
The steamer City Of Alexandria makes eyelr-
siCns down the river every Sunday, Weines lay
and Friday evening.
The Washington Excursion Co.'S excursion
last night was a great success. Six hundred
people enjoyed II.
See the advertisement of the excursion of
Anchor Lodge. 1. o. NJ, on the steamer Corco-
ran TO GlylnOnt next Monday.
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HAn eminent physician says that women
are now aiming TO do everything that men do.
He Is mistaken. We have never heard of one
beer In thirty minutes for wager OF five Dol.
lars. Nor do we believe that any of them aim
to marry the daughter of millionaire, They
VIII miss their aim If they do.-NorristO,o ION
Herald.
sB-The American Paper Makers Association
have resolved to limit the production of their
mills, In order to keep up prices
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Fun About Tanner.

The London press Is disposed to be facetiouS
IN regard TO DR.. Tanners experiment. IL re-
ports that uptown grandeeS are driving to see
him, downtown democrats are reading bull
sicians are watching him with keen professional
jealousy, and If the interesting doctor does not
die soon, the fashionable people of Saratoga
and Long Branch propose pOstponing all Other
amusementS to attend his funeral. To expert
ment. 1t adds, is not uncommon with doctors;
but DR.. Tanner Is an exception to the rule OF
DIS professional brethren liz so far that he Is eX-
peTiment1ng. not On his patient, but on him
self. IL is true that Sir Robert Chr 1stison
that Psychologists, after having slain heca-
tomb OF rabbits, have more than once all but
slain themselves in their scientific zeal; and
there Is tradition that an chronological en-
thuSlaSt g10aned for six weeks owing to hi
eagerness TO acquire personal knowledge of
one OF the endless insect plaques which burrow
under the SKINS OF West Indians. But DR.. Tan
ner has as yet the distinction of being the only
fasting doctor. The Welsh fasting girls fraud
proved no StOuter an exception to physiological
laws, and Louise Lateau has always been sore
lrlal TO medical faith. 1t regards his holding
out as among the possibilities for it Is an ac-
KnoWledged fact that half-w1tted people are
more difficult to starve to death than those with
Ine average amount OF brains. Meantime New
YORK. Is delighted. The daily reports are
''anX1ously discussed all over the country, . and
the doctors who by their presence are encour-
OF nature are only shade less interesting than
the man whom they are abetting In his pro-
lonSed attempt at suicide. DR.. Tanner Is the
sensation" OF the hour, and to him yield the
presidential prospects, the enhancing .ffteen, -
and the weird mysteries OF ''Mumble-the- Peg
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOpLB.

Proper Credit to AN Honest Boy.
Editor Stnr:-1 think the boy who found the
watch, locket and chain. lately advertised To-
your paper, and Immediately returned the same.
deserves to have his name printed for his hon.
esfy. BE Is James Reed, a bright little fellow.
who sells newspapers at the B. & o. depot.
THE OWEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-29

RS A tWo-foot rule-Don't wear tight shoes.
People who live In glass houses should
pull down the blinds.
You may have seen a young man on one
SIDE OF gate and maiden on the Other side
Why they talk so long Is because a great deal
can be said on both sides.-N. Q. Picdu,sae
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DR.. TANNERS SUDDEN SICKNESS LAST NIGHT -
AT 1870 last night DR.. Tanner was suddenly
taken sick. He complained Of pain in his
stomach and nausea, and threw up some thick
mucous fluid. Much alarm was felt at first for
doctor In his feeble condition. An alcoholic
Vap0r bath was ordered py the physicians to
quicken circulation and secure, if possible, free
persplratlon. After taking the bath the doctor
lay down and fell asleep. AT midnight he was
once more resting quietly, being very closely
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BOOKS, &c.

SUMMER READING.
WHITE. Every Day English -. .........S S.. co
6OMELLS. The Undiscovered Country. .... L 80
MISIER: New Race ......................... l. %
PlNhERION. BucholZt the Detectives. ...... J. SO
ABBOII. Judge and Jury Observation-Disclosures. 6. Oh
HELMUTH. Steamer book of City on the Sea ] 90
kOSsUIH. Memoirs of My Exile ............ &C
6USkINGHAM: Parson Thorn's Trial. l. SO
TAYLOR. Criticals Essays and Literary
FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY to date . -
JAMES ]. CHAPLAIN.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
1yl4 OIL Penn, ave.
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STORES

WHOLESALE MARKET STORES
W FOR RENT.
Several of the Wholesale Market Stores tetyroen
me !th and 9th-street wings of the Waahineton or
t tenter Market. will be RENTED to good reliable
tenants on and after JULY ! az 40 per cent less
than the regular rates. ~ ~
the park to fennsylvana Avenue in on q, aeross
Foreign Fruit and other Dealers.
Apply TO
p. 8. SMITH
ty17-e, tn, ths2W Tr 80 = 1900
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THE JACKSON GROVE CAMP MEETING The ga.
riouS committees In connection with the pro-
posed Methodist Protestant camp meeting. at
Jackson'S WOODS about 25 mil IS from Washing
with their duties, and doubtless will have them
completed by the opening day OF the camp,
August 9Th. The camp viii continue until the
18th inclusive, embracing two Sundays. The
religious services viii be under the supervision
OF Rev. DR.. Drtnkhouse formerly of this city,,
kipyer (of Baltimore), and d. Murray lot
GEORGETOWN, while Rev. DR.. ID. Wilson, OF this
other portions CT the work In charge. The
camp will be somewhat larger than last year,
and VIII include tenters from the District, Bal
Cmore Alexandria and Eastern Shore churches
probably IS tents In all. The railroad company
have put up platform at the road (not hum
dred yards from the circle), ard have arranged
for stopping all trains, excepting the through
trains, at the grounds. They have placed the
price OF round trip tickets at % CENTS good
during the whole camp.
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nOMPOUND LIC0RLCE POWDER.
" An excellent remedy for purifying the blood
pies. Itching on the Skn. PILES. OostiVeuess Bilious.
ness, etc. For sale at
AIN. KLOCZEWSKI'e DRUG store,
IVA - eth street n, ".
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| uoSeS VI LOutdSS deuUuCItS Sf)eClFc Will cure
| you.
FINE LIQUORS and Bergner & Engel'S Beer Will
! De sold by Petersen q AlSchwee at bar No. l.
during the Schuetzen fest.
| Afflicted Try s'Dr. swayne's Medicines. .,
Do not neglect cough. cold, hOarseneSs.
sore thOat, &C. DR.. Swayne's compound Syrlr
| OF Wild Cherry is a we'll 1Nn curative The
| most reliable remedy for bronchitis, asthma.
all throat. breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
ties. Csc; large, 81.
Itching Piles. Symptoms-A moisture, like
Itcning Piles. persplration, intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night. 1t never
Itching Piles. fails
Sold by druggists and at Stott & Cromwell's
wholesale agents. y
GILES LINIMENT IoDIDE AMMONIA, cures Men
Ialgia, race Ache, Rheumatism. Gout, Frosted
Feet, ChtlblainS, Sore Throat, Eryslpelas
Bruises, and wounds of every nature in man or
animal. The remarkable cures this remedy has
effected classes it as one OF the most important
ana Valuape remedies ever discovered for the
cure and relief of pain.
cues Ll1atn,eilt Iodid8 ammonia IS a sure
cure for ague in the breast, and removes all
sWelings and hard Jumps.
<,,,.., A NURSING MOTHER.
"teS rus cure PleS SIT
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital. brain, or nerve force use
'WetteS' Heath Renetrer." Greatest remedy on
eafth Tor 1mpotency, sexual debility, decline &c
81 at druggists. Depot, SIS Barclay street n Y
ana for washington at $50 Penna avenue
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In K his
WARD prints, S5c. per Id. Also, cottage
cneeSe bulterlnllk and sweet milk sc. per ut
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The Co.onerafiue Leo Co,.,

The Cooperative Ice Company.
Ednof S0r:-PleaSe correct an error In your
Tue; days edition. Rich d Bro. own part an
HOY an OF tne cooperative Ice Co.. as stated In
Your article on Ice; the balance OF the STOCK i.
owned mostly by consumers
l.. A. BARTLEIT, Pres. Co lper tive Co.
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THE improvements made at Congress Hall
since last year have restored fully the prestige
Of the old house.
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THE NEW EDITION
OF
LIPPINOOTTS PRONOUNOYNes
GAZETTEER
OF THE
WORLD.
Just published and for sale By
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
SUCCESSORS TO MoHuH Baox.,
n1yI 1O16 Pa. ave-, Cor. l1ta 81.
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CITY ITEMS.

IF YoU SUFFER with headache, one or two
doses or LOdiEe's Headache Specific will cure
you.
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ARRITAL OF PAsSENGER TRAINS
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9th and b streets.

Baltimore and Potomac Depot. corner
9th and b streets.
MORNING. EVENING.
ISouthern Ex..... 8 ?OOl Limited express "A OQ
baltimore accom- s 40 II wash gton day line 4 SO
North and West..... IS Washington Rass'r 90
lDaily o. fast line. GAS
tDaily except Sunday ltwash'g ton expressl0 as
BALTIMORE and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jerssy Avenue and c street:
MORNING. EVENING.
fPhilA Bait way. g 90 tSt Louis Gin. ex. rs
IN: I. Phila ex....6:10 Bait. Anna. way L so
western express. . 40 tBaltimore & way 8 90
Bait. way stations 8 90 EaIfimore & vav %
Fred. 4 way stations s :25 n Y 4 Phila az 4.3O
Bait. Apnap. ex..S:27 tBalt a Iaurel ex & 100
baltimore express. q 90 Western sccOm - & s05
Martinsburg &waysta9 AS BAIT AIMS wsv a an
tBait. h way stats 10 80 Staunson 4 va Snr
Baltimore express. IL 80 express 49, 7 30
tDaiy. tBalt wsy ~ .50
tSunday only. n Y 4 Phifa az IN
Other trails daily ex- Bait. Lau. &Blad'g 9 40
oept Sunday. tWestern express . Q Ok
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr-Queenstown
Drove 1ard-IReported by L. d. Means $40
SaIIie; 2Cz sold 10 butchers at prices ranging
mvu - 70 "a cents; Is shipped TO Baltimore ana
10 LETT ever. Market for cattle dull anO shean
sold to bntehers-old sheep from to cents
Per pound; Lsmbs from AZ TO 81 per pound.
M ,o.ss brisk. COWS and calves sold nom $40
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FINE LIQUORS and Bergner & Engel'S Beer Will
pe sold by Petersen & Alschwee at bar No. 4,
during the SchuetZen fest,
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DATING STAMPS, ribbons OF every style aud
cClur, stencils, ruooeT stamps. etc can be Tur-
nIshed bv Baumgart en-, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Due, II AZ quantities, styles and prices cheaper
than elsewhere. Ia fact, he deIie5 competition
at home or abroad.
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MRS THoNPSoN'S ARaIvAL-Lady readers Will
De able 10 See those celebrated waves for the
nalf Dy calling at the Riggs, on S0th and Slst of
July. Mrs. Thompson feels confident Jhis time
she can supply any demand In shade or s.Za
Don't forget the date, as many heretofore have
been disappointed In not seeing Mrs. T., as she
only remains two days.