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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners have addressed a
note to the school board. asking il the rooms in
the basement of the church building of the
Washington society of New Jerusalem will be
necessary for school purposes, and whether OF
not the lease is satisfactory.
Mr.. VIM. II. Sinms has sent a note to the
Commissioners stating that he is DESTROYS of
leasing for term of years (not less than fve)
the terminus of Washington street, south of Va.
avenue. bordering on the Potomac river for
which he is willing to pay $50 per annum semi
annually
The building inspector has addressed note
TO the commissioners. stating that the work OF
rebuilding the south end of the Georgetown
market has progressed so far as to make it I'M
necessary to have a foreman to oversee the
work, and he recommends the discontinuance
OF Mr.. Resides services from the end Of this
month.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle:-J. r. Freeman.
erect green house. High. between 9Th and Stll
Streets $1,000 DR.. Noble Young. repair brick,
ia Pennsylvania avenue northwest; 1900.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Midsummer Holiday Number Of SCaIBNER

The Midsummer Holiday Number OF SC.siBNER
is the book for the season, and the individual
place without it, or being at either place fails TO
send for it. will not only be out of fashion but
miss one of the p.easantest publications of the
an additional charm to leisure" Richly illus
tra.ed and containing the first chapters of two
capital novelettes. Sold everywhere; IS cents.
THE CENTURY CO.. formerly scR1pygs & Co.
NEW YORK. II
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PicnicS. Excursions. &c.

The steam anal packet Excelsior will leave
foot of Congress street Georgetown. every
morning at O'Clock for the Great Falls
August Sd will be grand opening day of the
QuantcO pavilion. See advt.
The COrcOran leaves at $50 o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm. tomorrow with the Ryand Chapel
excursion.
The John W. Thompson will commence her
trips to Lower Cedar Point Tomorrow leaving
at o'clock am Prof. Weber's uniform brass
and string band are engaged for the season on
the boat and at the point. First-class acconmo-
datiOns. Delightful time Positively no i'm
proper persons allowed on the boat or grounds
Officers will be stationed at both places to refuse
admittance to such
The Mary Washington win 90 to Occoquan
Fails. leaving Tomorrow at go o'clock
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Transfers of Zeal EStatc.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
John B. Alley to Robert MeNeen. part of lot 50,
Latta's sub of So. 156: $500. Abbott Kin
ney to Francis p. B. Sands sub lot I. so. 211:
81 400 Same property to Melvin ID. Peek:
Sl.7O3 VIM F. Mattingly. trustee to B. T.
keyser part of sub. lots \ and B. So 81: y. 800.
Same property to George NJ. Clarke: -. 500 f.
f. White. assignee. to Louisa 5. Wimarth. sub
lot So res. No. 10: $4,000. Frank NJ Green to
A. NJ Crane. lots S. Q. and 10, block z, sub. of
Meridian Hill: - 500
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Condensed IOcalS,
Street lamps win be lighted at TAO pm. and

extinguisied at 400 an.
Yesterday afternoon J. W. Brown, of Alex
andria. met with serious accident at the cor
lier OF LIST and NJ streets southeast While m
loading heavy bag of meal his foot slipped and
lie was thrown to the ground. injuring himself
severely The police ambulance was called and
he was sent to the ferry boat. to be taken home
In the case of Francis Carter against F. F.
irahey ana the District Commissioners, on ap-
plication by Carter for q mandamus. Justice
Hagner yesterday issued a rule against the par-
ties, returEable August II. to show cause why
the mandamus should not be granted and Dra-
ney. as contractor. compelled to convey night
soil gathered by others out of the District
Inc quarterly session of the Grand Division
Sons OF temperance was held last night Re
ports from the several subordinate divisions
showed net gain in the membership of nearly
- per cent over the membership of the previous
quarter.
Ex-Governor Army. OF Santa Fe., ~ NJ. YES
terday presented tothe National Museum. some
rare Indian relics, and mineral specimens to be
ADDED 60 his former contributions.
After the LIST Of August the mailing and de-
llvery divisions at the city post Office will be d
vided into three reliefs. the crews of which will
be on duty eight hours each
AL the picnic Of the Clan-na-Gael. at Beyers
PARK, tn street last evening. after the
sports OF the day We're over, addresses on the
irish troubles We're delivered by Capt.
. Meagher Condor, and DR.. J. c. O'Connell
Samuel Jones was yesterday afternoon fined
SS5 or 80 day. by Judge Smell, for using Canal
street for business purposes.
waiter b. Williams, auctiOneer, yesterday sold
III shares OF Washington gas stock at 4219 in
Guiding dividend. and 40 shares of the same for
40 including dividend. A. NJ. Bell was the pur-
chaser.
THE ARROwsMTTH will leave at 7:30 am. ON
saturday, and o'clock am. on Sunday morn
ing for Lower Cedar Point and Blackstone
Island.
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The Courts,

EQUITY COURT-Judge Hdgner
To-day, johnson agt. District; bond ordered
Morrill, agt GOrham; bill dismissed. RumfOrd
Chemical works agt. SammOns; answer filed.
POLICE COURT-y,ulge Smell
To-day, Duane G. Turner, violating the build
ding regulations; forfeited collateral. Maria
Smith and Annie Lewis, loud and bOisterous; S.
or ID days each. Hugh Quinn, forfeited cOllat-
eral Frank Williams, cursing and swearing in a
house In Swinghammer's alley, loud enough to
heard In the street: So Is days. Alice and Sadie
McGraw, forfeited collateral Daniel Buckley.
DO Joseph Barber, tresspassing on parking: Is
or 10 days. Hester Barker, a young white gfrl
was charged with the same Offense and fined
So Louisa Scott, do; do. Lizzie Douglass, loud
and boisterous; S5 or Is days. Martha Proctor
and Martha Proctor jr., an old colored woman
and her daughter were charged with beinS
Migrants, being found begging on street and SEN
fenced to the wOrkhOuse for 90 days. Mary
Robinson and Sarah Taylor, loud and bOist erons.
S. or Is days each. Henry Miller assault On
Henrietta Higgins; personal bonds TO keen tho
peace. Geo. Galliger and VIM. Bacon. two White
boys. were charged with making an ARRAY hv
fighting with each other at Beyers Park. Cali,
ger was fined 81. and Bacon was dismissed
Frank Brooks was charged with the LARCENY NJ
2.S7 from Reuben MahOney's money drawer in
his restaurants TO days in Jail. Amanda stew
art, assault on Fanny Johnson; SIS or Is days
Washington Simmons, assault on Rebecca Car.
roll; 81. VIM. Carroll. assault ON Washington
Simmons; 81. Lavinia Pollard and Griffin Pol
lard were charged with assaulting Ida Mouton.
who stated that Mr.. Pollard held her hands
while his wife pounded witness in the mouth
and nose. Mrs. Pollard was fined SIS and her
husband was discharged. JOS. Wilson, assault
on VIM. Taylor; $5 Or15 days.
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TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY

Rev. THOMAS GUARD, of the most eminent clergy
men IN the country, pastor OF Mount Vernon NJ l..
Church Baltimore, Nd:
have no hesitation in assuring You that DR.. Met
TAUR's HEADACHE PILLS have proved most beneficial to
me. Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor II. E. Church. Hagers-
town, Nd:
i have tried DIR. METTAURs HEADACHE PILLS with
great benefit. am now seyenty-nine years old, and
have been subject to Constipation number of years
Your Pills have acted pleasantly in my case the first
time come to Baltimore want TO thank you personally
Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. THREKIED, pastor N. L. Church.
Waterbury, Nd:
gave DR.. MErTAUR's HEADACHE PILLs to man who
in bed with bad attack of Bilious Fever and in
days he was out attending to his farm work
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev: ]. Z. PETERS, pastor NJ. L. Church Urbana, Va.
l have used one box Of DIR. METTAUR's HEADACHE
PILLS, and found them most beneficial. Please send
another box.
Yours truly, 1. f. PETERS.
Rev. 6. W. HoBBs, pastor NJ. E. Church, Piedmont
w. Va:
have given my wife, who is sufferer from Headache
DR. METrAURs HEADAcHE PILLS, and one dose of the
Pills has always cured her.
Yours truly, GEO. w. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fe12-eo SOLE PROPRIETORS. BALTIMORE, MD.
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NEW YORK.
CITY ITEMS.


for seaside or hilltop may find i'm nv stock
many things thar will add TO ones comfort such
as flannel and serge Suits thin oyercoais dtls-
tiers, flannel shirts, white duck suits. perfect
shirts. collars cuffs. and articles too hume uUs to
be specially mentioned.
Gentlemcn desiring to leave special orders can
now have them promptly attended TO.
GEO. C HENSING.
4lo Seventh street.
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THE UNHAPPY CzAR.-A cablegram from st.
Petersburg, July g. says: The Emperor viii
leave shortly for Moscow. Four hundred police
have already been sent on as a precaution, and
troops are being stationed all along the line
between Moscow and this city, distance of
about four hundred English miles.
At CHH.DREN's PARTY.-Edwin (who. to-
gether with Angelina, Is doing the amiable at
the little ones party -SHOw sweetly innocent
and that sort of thing the children"
Small treble uoioe from the centre-"'Ere, saw.
tarnt ave some O. that cussed pudding?" Hs
meant cssstdrd-LOndOn Fun.
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IiOT SPRING PEBBLEs. gold filed bracelets
chains. charms. buttons. studs scarf pins and
rings. - TO SD. ut Priggs. As Pennsylvania ave
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ICUR eyesight fitted with splendid glasses for
81, at III. ii. Hemp!ers, Pa. ave. near AZ street
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It is very easy for stay home families "a
imagine themselves ct the seashOre. All they
have to do ID to catch few flies and stick thels
in the butter.
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BRADBURY Planes and Organs for rent Fifty
superior Instruments 20 select froin rents applied
on purchase, from 3 10 80 per month.
r. G.. SMITH. Ito; Penna avenue
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FIVE gal. Howson's delicious Ice Cream for s.
1l0i Eth
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nIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The finest Resort ON the Potomac.
Grabbing, Fishing, Boating. Saltwater Bathing
New Bathing Suits and Shoes.)

The fine and fast Steamer J. w THOMPSON newly
furnished has been chartered by the Propretors of
Lower Cedar Point and viii daily (froIn SATIR-
DAY. JULY 3oth, including Sundsys) leaving the Com
psnys Wharf, foot of 9th street. at SHARP arriy-
ing at LOWER CEDAR POINT at II 80 p.m., leaving
al &, viii reach Washington ct 10 30 y. m.
Meals furnished on boat and grounds ut 50 cents.
Prof. Meberas Uniform Brass ard String Band are
engaged for the season the Boat and at the Point.
Elrst-ciass accommodations. Delightful time. Posi-
lively improper person allowed the Boat or
Grounds. Officers will be stationed both places 10 re-
fuse adnittance to SUCH Parties wishing to make ar
rangements for excursions to Lower Cedar Point viii
apply on the boat, at the Office of ST. James Hotel Il
| w. ). Roose, 1898 Pennsylvania avenue.
For the accommodation of visitors checks viii be given
| for parcels left at the Point for safe keeping.
Fare, 30 cents round trip. children under u year
| half price. iya6-2w
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CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrns shoe store. 1914 Iith
street.
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PLEsl pILEsH PILEsHl
SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED
PILES!!!

SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED
SUFFER.
A sure cure for the Blind Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DIR. Wilams ian
Indian remedy called DR.. Williams Indian Ointment
single box has cured the worst chronic of IS
80 years standing No need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medicine Lo
TONS Instruments and Electuaries do harm than
good Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors, alays
intense itching particularly at night after getting
in bed acts poultice gives instant and painless
ef and prepared only for Piles itching of the private
parts, and nothing else
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on receipt Of
price-$1 per box. FRANK S. HENRY 4 CO.. Pro-
prietors, Cleveland, Ohio. WM. 3. ENTWISIE Drug
gst corner Pennsyyania and 18th street. wash
lnSton DC, Retail Agent febI5-eo-4p
NJ NJ. ROHRER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, PRAC-
M tees in all the Courts and Prosecutes Claims before
all the Government Departments. Office Second Ma
honal Bank Building, Washington, DC. N23- 1mEK
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nR. DUPARE's CATARRH REMEDY CURES
~ every case Of Cstarrh. Price IS cent? Try IT, Dr.
Duparess Blood and Liver Pills all bilious dis
orders Price y cents; Mrs Dr. Titoon,b's Lung BALM
csnfs. DR.. DupsEJb nevsr-faiinG Pne Rencdy Cqr0
hind b1eeding and itching pflon Prce 80 canes. Fog
U04 Warrington. DC. ~
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tEo.tet SoctRt STIR an " EST t1eSter. Ia.
The effect of chance is so very curious that
many CT orr readers whom rational prudence and
1oretfoGght would forbid even 10 indulge in the
amllselle mt of spending dollar for ticket i'm a
perfectly fair lottery. yet read of the facts con-
est interest, The event that now agitates the
staid Quaker borough of West Chester, Pa is
that tht chance fell upon Mr.. Jesse L. Webb one
OF the best and most fayorably known business
men there. He has Il large jcwC!ry store on GAY
street. IN West Chester. Mr. Webb was fortunate
enough to hold half OF ticket No. H. that called
for the capital prize i'm the last drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery, held at New Orleans on
the 18th inst. This entitled Mr.. Webb to Si5ea
one half of the capital. He found by a re-
porter behind the counter i'm his store courte-
ousiy receiving the congratulations of his friends.
ana rs cool and Seif-poSseSsed about the matter
as though il was an every -day occurrence. MIR.
Webb bought his .tickct on the 9Th of July by
sending by mail in a registered letter one dollar
addressed to NJ, A. Dauphin. at No. 2l2 Broadway,
New York City. He had always heard that the
company paid its prizes promptly. and he thought
thai he would try his luck and therefore sent on
Fl for half ticket. 1t was not more than two
days after the drawing that he was informed by
telegraph that he had drawn half of the capital
prize, and that the money would he paid him
when he desired it, Mr.. Webb said he knew the
money was all right. and therefore was i'm no
hurry about II, but be sent for il promptly. and
received il nevertheless without any discount
except the slight express charge. He will try a
chance in the next drawing. which takes place
ever paid him such a big return for so small an
investment-Phild. Sunday Dispatch, July a.
SD IN Doctors VISITS will do Won less good
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Again. the Soldiers Home,
To the Editor of the Star:

TO "te 11ItfU7 " Ute Ot1lT:
Willyou pleaseinform ''Suum Cuique" through
your columns in reply to his query in yester-
days STAR that if l were-as he supposed-a
government employe living in house paid for
out OF my salary shouldbe very glad to receive
any 'Old soldiers" or other respectable persons
who chose to call. and certainly should not close
my house and refuse to receive visitors on Sun
day. This brings the question back to its proper
issue.
Also, as ''Suum Cuique" is up in history, l
wish to inquire whether the money from the
captured City of Mexico, with which the Sol
dier's Home was founded. was taken as an in
demnity fund to the government of the United
States OF whether it was gratuitously presented
to our soldiers by the MeXicans? CITIZEN
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west washington, nee UeOrSetOWns
A SICKENING STENCIL arises from dead ami
NAL Of some kind thrown among the weeds near
the corner of 4th and Frederick streets, and if
not looked after by the health officer may cause
sickness.
If THE POUND MEN want to make good haul
let them have q surprise party or two in this
place. II the thing is properly managed they
ing ours within few hundred yards Of the Col
lege and Academy, but the owners Of the worth
less animals very soon "call their dogs i'm when
there is danger of their capture.
A SUGGESTION FOR 1884.-If President Gar
field RECEIVERS, would 1t not be glorious thing
for this country to have but one presidential
nominee in 1884, and that one be James A. Gar
neld5 What would tend more to allay sectional
feeling and make this grand old Union Of states
and hearts than his unanimous nomination and
election! Such thing is possible. Is It proba-
ble?-Bmsssr Of Libgk, Nd
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Two PLACES THAT NEED LOOKING AFrER-A
dangerous place has been made in the carriage
way at the bend Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, where a piece of the asphalt pave
ment has been taken up about by 6 feet in di-
mansions for the purpose Of making a sewer
connection. Another unsightly place is near the
Washington end OF the bridge over Rock creek.
where the foot pavement is broken and being dis
integrated from day to day. The police would
make some cases by extending their patrol to
the end of this bridge, in place of looking at it
from distance. A crowd of lOafers infest the
Washington end daily and make observations
upon the women pedestrians who pass there,
commit nuisances in the wall recesses and make
them selves generally unwhOlesome.
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RANGE or ms THERNoMErER.

The following are the readings of the Their
mometcr at the Signal Office during the day:-
am. 81 deg; II am. s0.7 deg; DIN. 81 deg
Maximum, S3.5 deg; minimum. ts5.3 deg
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/ r. METTAUR'S
HEADACHE PILLS

Cure most wonderfully in a very short time both SICK
AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYSPEPSIA in
It's worst FORMS cleansing the body of excess of bile
producing regular, healthy action of the bowels.
full size box of these valuable PILLS, with full d-
receipt Of nine three cent postage stamps. For sale by
all druggists at % cents.
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For Neuralgia, Pains and Aches in the BAG
Kidneys or Limbs.-Hop Bitters.
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FINED FOR OCCUPYING STREET FOR PRIVATE
PuRPosEs.-The charge of occupying a street for
private purposes, against VIM Ryan, Caleb
Adams, Michael Burke, Patrich B. OConneIl ana
Margaret OCOnnell, by storing large piles of
manure on Canal street near the Arsenal was
argued before Judge Smell, by defendants coun-
sell Daniel E. Cahil yesterday afternoon as to
certain points of law, &c. This morning the
court disposed ofthe cases, by imposing fine of
S25 or 80 daysin each case. Appeals were noted
i'm each case
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons.
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning.
and delivered i'm i Id. Ward" prints. 55c. per
10. Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet
milk sc. per qt. Cream, l0c. pint.
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Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover. greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanneSs, sexual debility.
&c. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
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So IN DOCTOR's VISITS will do you less good
than one bottle of Hop Bitters.
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EOR FAMILIES.

I
| Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii make Excursion
trips to Gl-f MONT every THURSDAY. Steamer lee es
her wharf at am, returning at D. M, giving five
/ hours at GlyInont.
Music and dancing on boat and grounds. Tickets
round trip, 20c. children half price.
jy25-6t T.. $. RANDALL. Manager.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.
OCCooUAN FALLS e. MOUNT VERNON SPRING

OCCOQUAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
The Steamer Mary Washington viii make Excursion
TRIPS to OCCOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving 1tu street
wharf at 300 Sundays at 80 a. M returning ar
pm. Fare round trlp, % cents. ~
For MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS every SATJyR-
DAY. Steamer leaves wharf am. returning Mt
pm rare, 10 cents This boat will be chartered st
reasonable rates t. s. RANDALL, Manager.
Inc steamer Mary Washington win also make Excur-
sions every SATURDAY, leaving her wharf Mt 80 ~
m returning at III 80 pm. Music and Dancing down
and back ON all trips except Sundays. Tickets, Is
ceiles m27
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FUssELLs ice cream.
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...EI.Y -. 1881,
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE HiEF SIGNAL oFtftEh, Z
WASHINGTON, DC. July ~. ISL $50 a.n.j
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather.
variable winds stationary or higher barometer
nearly stationary teTnporature
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WANTED-M xXOHAN0E- REuDxUm WOnru
about o0o pleasantly located, for Prop
Ssrn 12E snme Ad6rsA with fnll pax6c1lsxS Z =.
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RESIGNATION.-The Baltimore Sun says that
Mr.. Chas A. Tinker, for two years past supern-
tendent of the telegraph department of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has rendered his
resignation of that position. 1t is understood
he resigns with view to the transfer of his
services to the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany as superintendent or manager of one of the
divisions of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, probably at Chicago, where he was for
merly for four years general superintendent of
the central division of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company. He has had thirty years
experience, having entered upon the business
when boy of 13 years of age. He was in
charge of the military telegraph of the War de-
partment in this city during the war. and after
ward manager Of the Western telegraph here
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ANOTHER IMITATOR OF GUITEAu-At Minnea-
polls Thomas H. GOodale, a wealthy building
contractor and respected citizen, has become
insane from Guiteau's act and has been assuring
his friends that he was called for to shoot Gov
Pillsbury. His declarations of late became so
frequent that he was Tuesday taken to the asy.
lum at st. Peter to forstall q possible assassi-
nation
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DIRECT AND PLEASANT ROUTE
TO OCEAN CITY,
NARYLAND'S FAMOUS AND BEAUTIFUL, SEA.
SIDE RESORT,
Via Baltimore Chesapeake Bay and wicomico River To
Salisbury, and Wicanico and Pocom Ike
Railroad TO Ocean City.
THE MARYLAND STEAMBOAT COMPANY,S
Steamer KENT leaves Baltimore from Pier g. Light
street, loot of Camden street, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at - IN. arriving az
sallsbury at a. H., connecting with the train on the
Mlcoiilco and Poconoke Railroad, arriving at Ocean
City al $3.50 "a IN. -
Returning, leaves Salisbury every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAH and FRIDAY at 5:15 pm, upnn arrival of
train leaving Ocean City at 10 nl arriving in altf.
more at & O'clock the following mornings.
RATES OF FARE:
Round Trip Tickets TO Ocean City, good until sep.em-
yer i9tL 81. SO
Meals aud stateroons extra.
Staterooms be engaged at Commands office M
IS Light street, Baltimore.
iy2l-l0t HOWARD b. ENSIGN, President