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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-07

IT is an excellent thing that j. 81. Glenn.
entshaw, the perjurer in the De Young case,
has been convicted. This coast swarms with
men who have no regard for the sanctity Of
an oath and they follow their nefarious call
ing as profession. In San Francisco men
can be hired to perjure themselves for SO much
a day and such men can render the law a
nullity. If all the periurers in our courts got
bursting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-07

A FAMILY in Virginia City buried 81, 100
under their house. and the other day when
they went to dig for it they couldn't 6nd \
color. They are, however, happy in the sat.
sfaction that none of the Savings banks got
it; and had they put it in stocks. they would
have been called on for mud and been Obliged
to put up as much more. Ais we'll that
ends WE'LL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-07

The Tribune describes graceless son who
made his father pay for meal. Parkis jun
;or would End it something of job to do
that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
E'asEasa RESTS, EEssH, eyc.

ri uTlGG-I ca!l tn" attention cf tho public
- to the northeast CorG2r OF tho Market On
Fairfax and Cameron stfeeia. where I have rc.
sUnai hlsiEess u ny cid stand. snd will hsvo
on h.n" at I'll times SOoa supply OF CHOICE
FkESu hi EATS. consisting OF Ecef, E1utton,
j.sp!b, Veal sHd Pork !oee!acr with Oil binds
Of SAG6AGG and ruDDlNG::, of my own
mauuiactGre. J sso eel attention 10 Stall No.
52, opposite where l have on hsnd I" fine salec-
tiGn Of CHO.CE PICKLES, coI-isting OF Gu
cumbers, Chow thaw. Chop PicE!s, Mixci
Pickle GkeTLins, Csulifower and Fickled
Onions, nld sll kinds Of Pickles II slss- jsrg
Halford Sauce. Wu7wickahire Sauce, Ca;sup,
French Muststt, puro Olive OH. imported
Edam Cheese. Pepper Sauce, sardines in quar-
tes ard half boxes. Aince hest, k,accaroni,
Lcnt rs, etc.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, pro
pared for table use immediately, consisting of
Msokrcl, ShGd, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her.
ring. Any of these articles can be procured af-
ter msrkeL houra st ny storo, No. 74 south Fair.
fax street. geo btls oi Fish consisting Of geuu-
inc Labrador and Family Zoe Herring in bbls,
half bbls and kits; Potomac Shad, in barrels,
half barrels and kils Mackerel, Nos. !, and 3,
in barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov Is s. J. RRKD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

Url Ur! Up!-'i'hat is the cry DOW 10 al
mOat ,vcry lire Of goods, in particular dry
goods. We "hcl1 The tort ir that line. Have
Eaado 2arly largo rnrchaec. and arc prepared
to give cur customers the benefit. Call aud
pric, our soojs. and we defy Washington city
or any other city in the Union. Respectfully
yours, ISAAC EICuBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

once I:v"n;7g Naw7. Augusta Ga
%. tu.-: !!oar :SIT-MY iitiln aan uaa attack
g. w!la lHeumonia last winter which left Inn
-itn " E'"icnL cough that lasted Till within n
m"l,th siHco, Tor tho cure OF which | Am ind,bL.
~ - your valuable h&roctofsnt. | had triGd
u.'st everything rCC"Tu."n'lUj buL none did
Hng good until j used your KYpcCtoran,, onc
h".t." ~ winch removed tho cough cGtiroi;.
"sih ma" thanks, sm g"urs fruy,
JOHN ii. NEiNLE..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

i."'l"T. &AV0 y"u cnig"t q cold Ar. vuu
,oahc 90 r.;3n tho ynlo.m2 I!nvo ynlI an irfi.
.I.."l IN Il" ;#gnGLr T. sense # oppression On
-" in2s7, with short h7,Gth2 % yGu havn s
80 "i r't;hn! on lying dopin2 = sha-p ir.in
r," and th3n in ragna of tho h aar.. shoulders
Nii back: ? II 20, GUs ADVICE is To- tax a
'i"5,, hosh Of THtta ESnn1Ln:ani; you will
.'"a ~ "hlh 10 rais0 thu p!ngn. In nn hour
'"p"as tho E&9cctnrnmt, iGcna hot lrnn to Tho
i.". iH'" tWo Il futtH Pills. iou will soon
ali il:oH ueaagnt sleep nnI wsko up in the
a"rHlnC cough gore, lungs working freely {;
".sy breathing aMi the rnWc!s moving IN y nat
"-"j manner. 70 prevent IL Ioiurn Of those
i;a!t"mS "s1 Tho HErectnrsnt several dnyg.
C.ico, ;;;5 II ukEhY ST. N. YUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
TEEaEEENAE,
DIR. TUFTS
L EiXp.EC,I'ORIANI'. K /
~ - CT. AND 81 BOTTLES.

"a properties aT3 r"50iIcont, Nu!ritivo, Bal
:,.nlc, &"cthiG% and Healing Combining all
'hoFo Qualities, II rs tho most effective LUNG
EAi.-& Il ever Gliar,h 10 suiioraro IroTo rr,Ioo.
Ql5y Gs"..rs.
Ilr J , HAYWOOD, Of Now York, volun
l4'iiY inin-s"a i. Eosd what ho SAYS:
Eow York, Sept. 10, 1877.
i'r. IGit; Deer Si--During this year trest-
II r'a" au"d1ed casfs Of lung diseases. In the
.'2'"F warI7 q th" city the cnaca were Of n very
avcrn typ2 i w.s there nv .tlent;,n ga
r"I.rd - iuiis EspGctornnt, and l confess NV
u5Urso st ia wonderful power. Rnrjny q urac.
ir" Of l%r"tT years hGvo roVnr i:nowa q ned
I.'n" :" :cL ~ rr'tGpt!Y and With such happv
or''5. !. Iiatant!y sHbGu"d tlo rnoat y;oiG1
a.'o c.n/E'HE, !.ni invAfirhlY ca ra the 1i-
nI." a. -" A'$s- ] ChCeriHl!Y cn,torsn i; se
In' h''' .uG& !aC6i~I.n / ever us,..I
i. "iiAf fGt.i HAT WOOD, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
E'iAM MssS AND ssassanESs
S S.YLEFF PIANOS

GRANDaQNARG re AND Uru1H1IT.
HI2hs>t honsTs Psris EXPOSITION 1873. The
Stlef houdnir Grand. or iIrright, tho Hriists
frvorito, dcfcs competition
q. l.. WILD !; $50. Soir agents.
1:Il} tin 81, u. W., Washington, u. q.
Als0 agan;s Tor tie celebrated Krsnich &5 Bach
and other first class Pianos and the Pclcubut.
pG'ton &c Co. Standard Organs
BRANCH STORE with w. w ADAM s.
SONS. rs King street, Aoxanhri&; slso rarrr to
Prof Hovn1an, at Alexandria.
GS5- Pisn0s Organs and other ri usical Irsirn-
meats TUNED AID REPAIRED. isn "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
DRY GOODS.

pIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
ID Monday. February 10th. 1850.
A job lot Of Hamburg EdginGs and Insertinas
Just received very cheap. Also DO dczan Pure
Linen Napkins at 6Oc per doz; Bslbriggan Hoso
st 25c, d job British Half Hose at 20 and ?5c
extra cheap Ladies' Mourning Handkerchief
now style; extra large Bates Quilts at Sl.50.
y. T. BRASHEAR,
II. B. H0oraGs. No. l09 King street.
Alexandria, Va.
All wool Buntings at 25c, great bargains.
feb Il u. +. 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
[)R. BULLS B (lJ)'lI' ] s s
COUCH SYRUP.
Deal ll&is G0DbSl

EskAh lli.iE :;OONSl
Ii HEAl, RAiR GOUD@I
q nave - very la 20 stock of Hair Goods
honohs =. "d rr:c's. Lcdiss wishing anything
J" tniS I'm" would 30 w-ll tD call and examine
'' SI",k ~ ono" as waseI! great draI Of those
'' "h"ira." wa .Tr onrhlod tn xiVe our custom
''- f'AI D: H"'n5. Ey the ntw phturt process
"' ar" eM' bed 20 SIR r,iqh."n Tho roots or hair
''aOiakS !ii rGc "@p. 2 braid or switch made
Id l"i' ri"rnrr 10 nurb snu"'ior for Ic"ks snd
".''' FEEG US0& & BIO.
I'a .' tsir hI-Hu'.cLUrr. g King ut
ssKoWH'@ HHONC!!3AL yRUCtJES, Mrs
~ W'nsi"w's Soothing s:Y,na and iron Bit
''r'jH-! received by
j""&: T.. 5. LrsAnHgATBH " BRO.
fUTPS FXrECrOnANr and FILLS,
a!Vr;'':": on tho Grs; page ct ths Hszc.te,
AZ" "r s.c by
feb T. s. Lf;ApHEATEH & BRO.
'S'A&hE snt POCKET uUTLHEY-A full
n':' Whu!'st'e eUd rytsl
Jas. +. GA&LIN .S5 SONS.
-""' e.! King street.
4 HGhHSDN'S MINCE MEAT, Fruit Jo-
''7' &n Apple and Peach Butter received
"'I' To-, sails 10" by
'""' i. ". AVEEY. a25 Kirgst.
;sNHN GEAIN EAGs, msdo hy the
4Cc;~'., ~ Lsdies' Aid snd Employment
l'n&1 THOMAS PERRY, Ast
!sKlMH TOMATOES CHEAP-Smi,h &
-, "iC,'s q" ID cans Re J. =. Mitchell 6 Coz.
- c1is !cc. for salo VI
'"'l7 j. G. EIlhBUEN'*.
( VOICE FAMILY FLOuE-26 barrels
S"h" 'H Wcs;on's New rrccc.s Family
''Hr t"' s&io by
'"N' GEO. WASHINGTON. hsl.
4 ffLE PEACH, PEAR AND OUNCE
- HuEfhE, JELLi rs and iREnEEV RS,
.'..."et5 or hy !ho pound, NJ
I''' }. G. MlhEHKN'S.
"lNS pKOCaSs, Cameron Mills. Wcngcr
Nj" htldgrwa.nr Flsur. for sslo at
i,e j. T.. MILEURN'S,
'"' 10 N. Royal 2.
! oNr3 COUCH SYEUP-Cures Coughs
i',r;. M'. Colds. l'ricc DC per bottle.
-" "% iUNT & DAVlN5NN.
EesssN POUNDS FEK:sii OIL CAK T.
-'""~' HAEMON Il SMITH.
"h!iHlN!;, made by }. j. turner q Go
- THOMAS PERRY. Act.
i j. IUKNElt & CG',s "KXCEI.SlOR"
. "h hand and i"r sale by
'N'o T'HD;3 TERRY. Agt
SnYE II Il, liza HOi: SPACE and FUEL
tp W 'anG tho "COMMON SENSE COOK.
laec III MCLEAN s. UIILKR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
Second Ward Meat Market,
Il. W. cor. Prince and Eoysl at,
"a. T.. EIsE s;sSSDN, Proprietor.
an selling for cash

In scliINE !Of CASN
Sirui SGat ut i5r T&- III.
Rib roast"
Round IL
Chuck Ribs s 10 iH -
Rri!ke & to
Fork 10
Ssu2age 10
Other Mcats. Fruits and geGctsb!Ga proper
LionHtely low.
in connection with tho above, am making
daily, Sundsys excepted, BEEF SOUP, which
propose to sci! 1T tue rate oi l4C per gallon.
Churches mnd charitable instilutiors wishing
To purchase soup tickets for the poor can goi
them Mt my store at sny time during the day,
and will DO allowed discount nn tho above
pfico Soup will be served from u m. until .
q. N. nov ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

ri kW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
Wo haVo opsneG at No. 22 ROYAL ST. An
AUCTION and Commission House.
we are nov ra"dy to receive all kinds OF mer-
chsndiSo and household goods on consirnmnnt
or purchase the saluo
we ihlnG II may prose au advantsyo TO per-
sons who have tRUDUUE Of any Loscripliou
10 send 1t TO us. !socsted immedialely opposite
the 6atin entranan To the Market on Eoyel ST.,
seous ean % esposnd e"n.y norning at public
4Ictloa. ~hen tue best pricos nav ha oYnertnd
prompt returns msiu Oh salns,
Eer5ons bsVins FURNITURE for sale will
had !! TO thor advantage to give us q call.
We viii! atteud ip 4uctionaerng at public sales
n' property: snd respectfully solicit share of
ruoia patronage. UNHAL g LUCAS.
~ Auction goods Cuna.sutly on hand and for
sse. 7ov s-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

a. . MAlT MINERAL. SPRING WATEE:
~ w have just ed one bsrro Of the
atovo celebrated Water direct from Harrison,
Maino II is highly recommended for diseases
of ,ha kidneys. dyspepsia. rhcumn:isnl, nervous
diseases, &c, &c. Circulars cnn be r4d upon
application. For ssin by tho Gallon hy
dec II i. Liss DEBATES s. BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02
II u 7 Z y /. hIH ny K

II u Z l. 4 i nY <
hEhY HAIR or WnIsKEas nt!an.cl ln a
.i'"S7E Black by aInglo application oi this
'fE IL mFarts \ NHtur.l Color, acts inEtauo
'7deouaiy. and Is As HARMLESS ss sprr. water.
'".i by Druggists. Or annL hy express on rGrnirt
'siti"". 25 Murray ri Ncsy Ears:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

l,9Ul Prizes. Sll25G0
Whole tickets s.; half tickoLs 81; 81 ticko.s
Sf'o; b tickets SlGl All applications FOR club
rates should be aa1o 10 tho homo ctiico.
-, Full lis: OF drawing published in Louisville
Conrier- Jon.ns! and New York Herald, and
mailod to al ticket-holdore. SEND ALL OK.
DERS BY MUNEY OK BANK DRAFT IN
LETTER, OR BY EXPEHSS. ORDERS OF
80 AND UPWARDS By ENPEESS CAN
BE SENT AT OUR EXPENSE. Address
u. M. HEsEseHa1AN, Courier ournsl
Building, l.euisyilis, Ky, or at No. l62
broadway, n. I. feb 2S-ooLd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

s "GhHSDN'S NINCE MMAT, Fruit ,Icl-
= = lbs, &nl apple ard Peach Butter received
"n,' Iof sails !ow by
'"ri H W. hVEEY, 225 kirgst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

HrrciAi contracts, will ia ma,la with yearly s,i
Vertsefs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

'"3 T. E.s3. LnAphEATEE & BRO.
5'A"hE md POCKET GUTAEEY-A full
h'3, Whui.sa,e End rytsil
Jas. +. CA&LIN Sc SONS.
h"N Si-u Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

EuiiH tNrECFOHANT and FILLS,
"!V"'.'s",. on tho Grst page OF the Nszc.te,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

sKoWH'S EHONGHiALTRUC Mrs
49, ~ "'Hsl"~'a Soothing s:Y,no and iron Bit
''S va! te'"Ivrl by
l"h %! T.. >. LEAER2AT'ff: ~ BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

,sS!esH GRAIN EAGS. n,sdo hy the
l',;>,H ~ Ladies Aid snd Employment
ian - ,SrTn,sny pLp,,v A.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

1 4nlCE FAMILY FLOiiE-26 barrels
- zen" ~ Wes:uns New Process Family
f,,"Gr, io' ssio hy
'"i' GEO. WASHI NNTON, hgl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

= "'rH rROCGsiS Cameron Mills, WonGcr
"'H hfldg"wa.or Fleur. for sslo at
j. T.. .MILEURN':i,
''"' 10 N. Royal a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

= SACKS Rio, LsGusyra and Java Cof.
L - fec received and for sale by
feb % X. w. AVERY, 226 Kinp ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

NHOICE DRIRD BEEF for aljcine and
~ chipping at
febH J.C. MILBURN,S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-02

!sN,MG TOMATOES CHEAP-Smi,h &
-. WEES ID cans Re; J. =. NJ Mitchcll 6 Coz.
q ID cets !cc. for sslo VI
'"h l. i. G.. HIhBURN's:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
TIL GHVRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT CNo. l)-Judge Wylie.
Saturday, Weisenfield agJ. Hitzel; certified TO
General Term. Green ct al. agt. ESln ct al: de-
muTrer sustained. Phillips agt. Myers; JUG
ment confessed. Cox ct al agt. Peck; same
kengla ct al. agt. Stafford; motion to set aside
Judgment oveIIuled. Welsh agt. Ferrall; Inc
ton TO dismiss OYerruled.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge James.
The June term OF this court was convened
this morning by Judge James, and proceeded to
organize. The grand jurors were called, and
Germond Crandell, Flortan Hitz, B. Silverberg
and W. r. Collins were found to be exempt
or excused. l.. Monkey failed to answer (being
sickl and j. +. Havenner and A. Johnson We're
reported not found. They were discharged till
tomorrow. and the marshal was ordered to I'LL
the vacancies. OF the petit Jurors s. G. Cassas-
sa James McNeal, i. s. Barker, Richard Laws,
j. Russell Barr and Joseph Waltemyer were ex-
cused. r. j. Collins II. C. Windsor and John
NJ. Bagley were reported not found. The mar
shall was directed to fill the vacancies. This
District Attorney stated that In the case OF
Richard Laws he had some doubts, as to the
fact that he was on the last grand jury disqual-
flying HIM from service on the petit jury, and
Mr.. Laws stating he did not wish to be excused,
his name was allowed to stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK BY COiLISION.-AO9ut
O'Clock saturday night the steamer Grand Re-
public, which runs between New York and
Rockaway, cOllided with the steamer Adelaide,
which plies between New York and Long
Francs; snd the latter boat was sunk. The ac-
cident occurred or Lero, or reet New YORK: NO
lives were lost, as the Adelaide had landed LeI
passengers Just previous to the collision. The
Adelaide Will be remembered as having FORMER
ly been favOrite steamer In the old Bay line
between Baltimore and Norfolk. The boat after
changing owners, several years ago, was over
hauled and was put into service last
summer for carrying passengers between New
York and Long Branch. The news Of t3e
disaster was heard on the streets of Baltimore
on saturday night, and evidently gave rise to
that a mishap had occurred to a boat then
down the Chesapeake, with company OF ex-
curSiOniStS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST THE DISTRICT.-To-
day in the Court In General Term. In the case
OF DuBose agt. the District, Judge Wylie delly-
cred the opinion OF the court, affirming the
judgment below. The plaintiff was an army
surgeon, and some months since he walked over
the embankment left at the northeast corner OF
18th and streets northwest. He fell on his
knees, and was so injured that he became dis
rcn Gon NJ cave ANU 9erdct for me con od d 1e
ges, and an appeal was taken. Judge Wylie in
delivering the opinion, said 1t Was the duty Of
the District to keep the streets In repair, and
aItnough the verdict would appear quite large
in view OF the damages sustained the court
thought that it was little enough, and, rough as
Irm II,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

CHARLES E. COURTNEY, the oarsman, is at his
home In Union Springs, NY, recuperating
from the effects OF his Illness in Washington.
A Syracuse dispatch to the New York San says:
He will not probably be able to sit in his boat
again this season. He is completely run down,
his flesh being as soft and fiabby as baby's.
He Is, however, 10 no danger Of becoming In
sane. DR.. j. w. Kales, the physician attending
Courtney, says: II can state that courtney
the contrary, his mental organs are in a perfect
and healthy condition. Ills muscles are CON-
pletely degenerated This Is due entirely to
nervous prostration. 1t will require some time
to restore them. All symptoms Of cerebral
congestion have departed, and circulation has
returned to its normal condition. The organs
OF the body are now In thorough order, and
can safely say that Mr.. courtney viii be enab ed
to resume regular practice in short time. "
It seems hardly probable that Courtney will De
able to row any races this year, although he
may get In condition the latter part OF the sea
SOD. II win take some time for his muscles TO
harden. The result OF the race at Providence
was matter Of some surprise TO Courtney,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
CITY ITEMS.
EVERY reliable druggist sells Lodille's Head
ache Spectre. 1t never fails to cure.
From Prof. A. Jackson, Laval Cniver.
nrrn

From Prof. A. Jackson. Laval Univer-
stty, Quebec.
l nave used good deal OF Cottlsn's Ltebig'S
Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Iaiefgordi0r In
my private practice, and can recommend It as
extremely useful in cases OF depression. debility
and weak digestion requiring strengthening
nourfshment. Sold by all druggists and gro
GERS.
From Senator Ingalls,.
DR.. F. A. Won MoschHsker has treated me
with much skin and success for Catarrh and
Noises in the head. JOHN J. INGALLS,.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1Sso.-To DIR. Won
MoschZiSker, 619 18th st. NV. S,m,w,3t
Itching Piles" etching Pfles.o
Are a very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiration, intense itching
particularly at night, after getting warm In
bed. Do not suffer another hour and allow them
10 become aggravated S,cay'ae'S Ointment a
certain cure.
"Skin Diseases Syvayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases ''Swaynes Ointment" efrectually
Skin Diseases cures letter, pimpleS. salt rheum
Skin Diseases disease at trif1ing cost: at all
druggists. STOTT q CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents. Washington.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not ADMIRED. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Fe11es' Health Rerse,cer." Greatest remedy on
earth fOr impotence, sexual debility, decline,
MY. and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALDRRNEY WAGONS. Fresh aiderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Is lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per qt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

TRAVELLERS desiring first-class trunk traV!l-
ing bag, satChel or pocket book, should examine
the great variety at the popular and Ol1-eStao-
liShed factory and wareroomS OF James S. Top
h M 425 Ith ST., east side, Joining odd Fellows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
GRAN IS. SWISS u HArIoNAL IN

NTlvAL, given by the GRUETII VEREIN. a.
Sl S CsR Gssdn &c e ESsiers Wsshins
doso. at O'Clock p m. Prize shooting for IA
tents and Ladies. Prize bowling. wrestling stone
throwing. lamors, and ether national games Al
imission. each person, 25c. Tickets to be had at
tal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
SELECT ETXCuRsIoN To BL.cKIs-

Fonr hours for Grabbing Fishing
ara Batn'ns. Crab lines and bsit -
free. Adults, 75c. Children under
1reei between g AID II, 25c. state-rooms SOC
anu 81; AIply Z Q. III. Nourse & Co., Druggists,
cor. sun and L St. n. w. and of committee ON the
steamer JANE MoSELEY, which has been newly
rsnLhted anu furnlshed throughout Leave foot OF
9th street wharf THURSDAY. JUNE 2ITH at : a
IN. sharp returning arrive home promptly at 10 y.
m Street cars Will lie in waiting to convey the az
cursionists to AL parts of the city Tickets posi-
lively limited to $50 Ideals furnished by Mr. Kolo
at Doc Tea or coffee can he had without meals.
also lunch will be served in the morning al reason
able prices. The wharf has been substantially re-
paired and new bathing houses erected. Music by
hrst-class band. Tickets for sale 10y c. n Nourse
20. drugs1sts, cor. 9th and II SITS NV: Ellis a.
Co.'S MHflc Store; +. A. Fill, Statloner 18th al N
W.; A. NJ Daniels, cor. Pierce Places and l4th sts
Mhlteslde Walton. 1924 Pa. ave. NV; G. f.
moore, druggist, cor. nth and Pa. ave- Those
who accompanied the excursions We gave last sea-
son wili remember that everything was carried ont
TUCK, Committee. teif
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The FUNERAL OF General John A. Suffer, the
diScOyeTer or gold in California, took place Sat
urday afternoon from MadeS' Hotel at the cor
her OF Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue, many
CalifOInians and citizens of this District being
present. The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Byron Sunderland, pastor OF the Pres
Dyterlan church on ~ street. In nis discourse
the pastor paid an eloquent tribute TO the U,s9r-
after 0: tae deceased, The pall-bearers were
Genera, ooln Hammond, New York city; Col
onel l. S. Tichenor, Colonel f. b. Schaffer, A. Nj.
Kenaday ana Certain Peter Allabach, OF this
city; Captain c. Crandall, Oregon; Colonel
James s. PIERCE. OF this city; E. .. T. Hastings,
San Francisco, Cal; Hon. John HitZ Swiss con-
sui, all CalifOrnianS but the latter. The re-
mains were sent for interlnent TO the late home
of the deceased In Pennsylvania, where his
widow resides. General Suffer also leaves
son and daughter In Acapulco, Mexico, a son In
San Francisco. ana several grandchildren Mrs.
General Bidwell, Of California who was present
at the funeral exercises attended by her father,
Mt. j. c. 6. Kennedy, OF this city. contributed a
large floral anchor, which was laid on the cot
fin. The Swiss society, of which Mr.. John IIitz
is president, were present at the funeral and
acted as a guard OF honor.
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- THURSDAY, JUNR p, 1880, '
At WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN New a
YORK ave, bet: LIST and ID SITS. n w. Concert n
AND Dsnc1ns Music by Prof Donch's Band %
Ladies and Gentlemen Prize shooting Prize Lsik
bowling Distribution of gifts TO the chiidron
TACK Races and other games for children Grand
luunination and fireworks. Tickets admitting
gentleman and ladies, so cents To lie had only ~
the members or at the gate. Children free telS "a
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GREAT reduction In all departments at PalaiS
Royal for the next ten dayS--4drt.

THE DAsHAwAYs held a meeting at Masonic
Temple last evening, at which, after prayer by
the president Mr.. A. EagleStOn made an earn
est appeal on behalf OF the temperance cause.
Rev. DIR. Foster, OF the Reformed Episcopal
church, spoke OF the success in Maryland OF the
local option laws. Mr.. X B. Avery OF MiSSiS-
sippi, Mr.. j. T. Forsyth, Mr.. III. b. MoultOn and
Col. Meacham followed, and a number OF per-
sons signed the pledge.