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and Georgetown be fifteen instead OF fourteen
as at present. Mr.. Wilkinson said that each
City member now represented between IL 900
o0 Of the ana the county
resolution was laid on the table, Mr. Lovej oy
onered resolution providing for issuing certf
ncates OF graduation to the high school classes
OF ~ ana 80; which was adopted.
THE LEWIS SCANDAL
the report OF the committee on teachers was
called up, and Mr.. Wilkinson moved an amend.
mept OF The list to insert the name Of Miss Car
RE E. Lewis In place OF Miss Julia A. c. Wood
OF the seventh division. and he read petition
signed by John A. Gray and thirty or forty
others requesting that Miss Lewis be retained
Mr.. Lovejoy explained that no such PROPOSE
ton came TO the committee from the seventh
division subboard. Mr.. Brooks said that he had
hoped that they had got through with the case
going round with petitions. The committee
mao made no charges, and had simply dropped
MISS Lewis as others had been dropped. II the
discussion OF this case is to continue the whole
testimony should be published.
Mr.. Wilkinson warmly defended Miss Lewis,
saying That In South Washington she had
Sumner building ana there had the courage to
do an act which others would not. For this
she had incurred the displeasure OF six fami-
BESIDES Miss WOOD for whom N.Y. Tet smith 6sa
sent, was not eligible, for she had failed to pass
an examination. This hight have beea avoided,
OF the sub board. and once a meeting was
called at an hour when they knew he could not
attend. (Mr. Smtth-That is untrue)
Mr. Lovejoy said the simple question was
whether Miss Wood was eligible or not
The name of Miss Wood was recommitted to
the committee on teachers, and Mr.. Wilkin-
sons motion to appoint Miss Lewis was re-
ferred TO the seventh division sub-poard.
The remainder OF the report was adoptei.
A resolution was adopted that the president
and the sub board OF the second division walt
on the District commissioners and ask that
the Lew station-house be not located on square
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 1850 pm. and
eXiinguished at 2:45 am.
Yesterday afternoon VIM. Reardon, living on
N street, between 9Th AMI 7th. fell from his
wagon on 18th street, between and V, 1njur-
ing himself seriously.
II Two patents were issued yesterday to Wash
for deadening sound, vibrations OF telegraph
wires, and the other to Sumner Tainter for
telephone transmittef.
Officer T. M. Sullivan killed mad dog on New
York avenue, near Oh street northwest.
Last night the corn1ce OF house No. 1918
street northwest fell, crushing the steps Of the
front entrance to the house; damage sl0O.
About II o'clock last night John Murphy fell
from car at the corner OF 7th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, receiving severe wound on
the back of his head,
At meeting OF the board of managers of the
Young Mems Christian Association last night,
w. Woodruff were appointed as committee to
conferwith any committee appointed by the
stockholders OF the Y.M. A. building company
regarding existing differences between the as.
ISOLATION and the company.
The Washington Light Infantry corps has &C.
cepted an Invitation from f. Tenney & Co. to
visit the Fauqqier Springs on the 1lth. l25h
will be given in their honor.
The Order of Jonadabs OF the District aud
baltimore. having received an invitation from
the Annapolis Council, viii spend the 4th OF
July In the capital OF Maryland.
Mr.. Samuel Kirby is to-day celebrating his
$50 birthday, and friends have sent in quite
number OF presents TO the hale and hearty oc5o-
geDarian.
To-Day the argument In the case OF Keyser,
receiver OF the German-American National
Bank, against HitZ, for the sale OF the property
at the noTtht asst corner of 9th and G streets
northwest to satisfy claims, which has been IN
progress for week, was concluded before
Judge Wylie In the Equity Court
This morning Sergeant Leach killed mad
dog en- d, betW cen 18th and 18th streets south
west.
Mrs. Elliot, the widow OF the late Jonathan
Elliot, who in his nfe-time was one OF the lead
Ing citizens Of the District, died this morning at
tie residence OF her SOD, Mr.. r. K. Elliot, at
Hyattsville, P. G. county, Nd, In the 73d year
OF her age. Mrs. Elliot had many friends In
this city.
owing to the damaged condition OF the court
rooms the Orphans Court will not be In session
this week. Due notice will be given when bus
fness can be transacted. All cases set for hear
ing On Friday, July 1st, prox., will be con-
unued. The northern portion OF the Circuit
Court room being wet, Judge James, with his
july, sat In the Equity room to-day, and Judge
Wyite held the Equity Court In the Circuit
Court room.
Mr.. Samuel Kirby, an old and greatly re-
specie citizen. is receiving the congratulations
OF his frIeEds to day on the attainment of hts
SD birth day, In robust health and the posses
sion OF all his faculties In full vlgor and &C
uvity.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Killing Of Mrs. Bailey.

TRIAL OF JOHN DoNAHUE FOR MURDER.
In the trial OF John Donahue, indicted for the
murder of Mrs Catharine Bailey on the 18th OF
February last, after our report closed yester-
day DR.. F. Bartigan, Augustus Rupp and
Elizabeth Maroney and Sergeant DunnIgan
were examined for the government. the latter
three testlfying to the disturbance at Mra Bal
ley's house. on the .th-street road. Lieut..
Johnson testified for the defence that the cor
ner OF a brick found at Mrs. Balley's house
thai Mrs. Murphy said that she hoped the c1r-
oner's jury would not say that the blow was
struck with brick. Mrs. Mary Doyle testified
that Mrs Murphy told her on the morning
that her mother died that she was killed with
chair rupg. o. s. B. Wall testified to Dona-
hue's reputation for peace and good order.
To-DsY's PROCEEDINGS.
This morning Or. Hdrtfgan for the govern
nent, produced section Of the skull of the de-
ceas ed, and showed the fracture which he said
was made with blunt instrument. He did not
think that it was made by the piece Of cnair ex-
biblted nor by the brick. II it had been thrown
with great force. other medical testimony on
this point was given, and Sergeant Slattery
testified that Donohue told him that Mrs.
picked up piece and struck her over the head.
James Goodman. a car driver, testified that he
saw DOhohue break the window open and throw
something In, and Eliza came out and he ran
around the side of the house and grabbed up
something.
DoNoHUR's STORY.
The government closed It's case, and the de-
itEcc put upon lhc Stahu tue ucichOaUt, DOH0-
hue. who testified that Sunday the 18th of
FEBRUARY lie vent with Corners and Smith to
Mrs. BailaI 3, where he treated them Corners
and witness took Smith home, but they went
back to Bailey's, and he gave E ia dollar, and
they drank; but she cid not give them any
change, and he went away. lie returned and
went In with Rupp, and after they drank he
askt q for change, and Eliza said, You must be
a fool" and struck him. calling him red
chinned - OF -, and he struck her; she then
went up stairs. and her mother came down,
saying, XIII the - Of =" and telling Eliza
to turn the light out; she did SO. and he was
struck With chair, and ne threw whatever he
had away from him. he then made bis way to
The front door. and he was arrested by Offlcer
Dunnigan. His head was cut In the melee, and
he was taken to the Police Court and released.
Lieut.. James Johnson and Officer Cole testf.
fed that she was regarded as dangerous fight
ing woman.
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Picnfcs, Excavations. &c.

Mount Vernon Lodge, 10. 5, K. p, will give
an excursion and basket picnic TO Forest Glen
Tomorrow. The train viii leave the 3. & o.
depot at S:45 a. %. and 4:30 pm.
The NJ. P. s. s. schools and Mount Vernon
Grove TO morrow. The traiu will leave the b.
g. o. depot at $50 an.
The E street Baptist church will give July
1st day picnic aid moonlight excursion TO
QUantico and Fort Washin gton.
The steamer Excelsior leaves tomorrow al
$50 am. and pm. for an excursion 10 Guam
tiCo and Glymont.
The Washington Cadets viii give picnic a.
Van Ness Park on the Attn.
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FCssELI's Ice cream.

A SHOOTING WOMAN.-Kate Smith colored
woman. was charged In the Police Court to-
day with assaulting a colored man named Adam
Jackson, WHO stated that last Saturday week
this woman got revolver and fired two shots
al him. Kate stated that Jackson was beating
his little girl and threw TWO bricks at her, when
she fred aI him. The court said Jackson'5
character was bad but she had no right TO
shCot him on that account. She was fined $40
or IS days IN ISL.
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LIBEL SUTr.-Samuel 8. Lacy and Jno E.
Bruce, colored, publishers of q newspaper Ia
this city called the Washington Sunday Item
were charged, on the oath OF Edwin P. How
land, In the Police Court to-day. with libel
The warrant sets forth that the said defendants
did, on the 10Th Gay OF the present month, plb-
ticle which stated that Edwin P. Rowland
and samuel T. Mason dentists, while 10 lowtng
their business, did break certain peraonS' Jaw
bones; and that the said article was published
for the purpose OF nbeiing and injuring thu
complainants. The case was cont1nu ID under
$500 bonds each.
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
OBEssON sPRINGs.

NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
OREssON sPRINGs.
OAMBRIA 90 PA.
On the Summit of the Aneeheniee. 2 100 fest above
See level within nine hours ride OF &AA
By the erection Of Q new and elegant lE:H d
hotel the accom- modations at this OHARMl "a
RESORT have been grestly enlarged and improved.
The drainage and water supply are perfect. Pas.
eeDeer Elevator. Electric Bells, new Bath and BIZ.
Hard Re oms. and Ohiidren's Dining and PLAY
HocIrs have been added 70 the equipment OF the
Hete. and 1t las been elegantly furnished throu9-
out
Girst- clsee Music. 80 &c.
Fer MrculAr containing AnAly11D Of the Water
ma tuu Information. address
nAHILL HOUBI, AsBURY PARK. NEW JRR-
~ HEYs vii reopen Juno Is, 1881. The
situation u known q one Of the most de ~ Z
1inbie IN ASbuIy Park. Two miuuter
Lakes. The house has been enlarged, several new
rooms added and refuTlished. Spring Beds, Heir
MsttEeGsea. ETC.. Bath Roma Hot and Cold
water, perfect DRAINAGE. Gas Throughout I'm
proved kitchen facilities. 0rsatiy enlarged dining
the bet Of seasde reeofts. Apply saE3y and ssouf
choice o1 rooms. Address
Mrs. II. D. OAHILL.
Third sysnus and Enss,ey stEesE 1sb11y nsrh.
Nd meo-1D
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GRAND EXCURSION.
JULY 2. 8 AND 4, 1881, By
De NOLAY MOUNTED CoMMANDARY
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, No 4,
ON sTEAMERJANE MOSELY. TO YORKTOWN.
FORT MONROE, NORFOLK AND

THE OAPIS.
Leaving 9Th street wharf SATURDAY, July 2, at
10 80 NJ: and arriving in Washing ~
JULY 4, e1cursi,n from Norfolk
ard the Fort to the CSpes by steamer and to Ocean
View by rail.
Tickets for round trip. limited. 81. n. Good
sleepiI accommodations for Al flee. First claas
meals, 90 cent?.
Fer fur Their particulars rec smell bills.
Tickets for flIe ut Roosb's and Henderso19 CIGAR
Stores, Ills Music Store and Ill tho principal Drug
Stores. jel6-lAt
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ITO TIE GREAT FALL s.
DO FOB FOREST GLEN.

sp GHol s1 Tstsf. r Gssh sSa' m
shade, dancing PAVILION. &C. ~ EsssSEb:ss
MT. VERNON LODGE No 6, Ri
WI give Grand EXCURSION and family has ket
pICNIC to this beautiful retreat, situated on the
line OF the metropolitan Railroad, 10 miles from
the city, On the S0i b init
We assure cur friends and the public, vho &C.
ere to participate with US in IN old fashion,. d
undole to make this the me- ST enjoyable sffair OF
fas season sIlendid ncing mIsie swings. and
Ticlet Gee. Children from S to IL. Csc.
Trains leave B. 4 o. R. Il. depot st AZ q. M and
SOP NJ. sharp.
By order Of Excursion Committee,
1e282t JNO. 8. FINCH. Z OF R. ana g.
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FERRY COMPANY.

Pereope desiring delightful chsnRe from the do
n be NJ and a halls ride ON the fo-
tomac river to Alex.ndfia ard re-
tjctefs for so cenfs on the Ferry Bos:s. children
under III years Of age free. The Boats cave WaAh.
$50. s:Se IL So 81 80 9. m. IL so 80. 2SO.
$50, 80. =: 80. 80 and 80 p. m The trips st
and 1nvigoyaeu9. jel1-lm
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NATURE,D TRIUMPH,

II ycn are weak. Of languid. use Traders Ht
sallov, use Fraxier's Bitters. Il you 1--we In . ma
laliN district. use EraAer's Bitten. Z worn down
you have got the blues. use Fraxier's Bitters. II
y0u have kept late hours and lived contrary 20 the
need tonine MP, take Fraxer'e Roet Bitters. II
You have abused instead Of used natures gift. use
Time use Frszier1 Bittsrs. Il Ife has become )
burden and you have gloomy foeeboding1 nee
EfAxief'0 Bitters. II your hands tyemblo and your
eyes have grown dim. Efezier's Root RitteIs YIN
make you teal young again. Sold BY ~ druggtsh
everywhere 1t tho low price q per bottle. FRANK
9: HRNRY 9 co.. eole Propfistors. Osyeland. o.
WIN. B. ENTWIeLE, Druggist, corner Penn's
AGENT jAnS-00Ap
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nR. sIBLEY,e COMPOUND CALISAYA AND
ier and besIth feetorer known. because they re-
lair the waste Tissues and restore the weaf and
chiliS q d fevers, take this Iron Tonic. n you
fc OF preeeed after Deels take Iron Tonic Bitteru
west and al drueg1e0. tel7Ap
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Am 4 the Man Z

The names Of Edward A. Cooper and Matthew
Gelson, two of the poor but honest pressmen OF
the Brooklyn Eagle, have suddenly become
famous In the City OF churches, in consequence
OF their having become the happy owners of
In letter sent to NJ. A Dauphiu, New Orleans,
La. for half OF ticket No. So 4l6 In the May
Distribution OF the Louisiana State Lottery,
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IT Is ENCOURAGING after the storm that Her
zog continues TO Sell merchant tailoring made
clothing, little worn. less than shoddy, ready
made, at No. SQS 9th street northwest
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Pink and Blue Figured LaWns.
New patterns opened to day. Linen lawns,
2oc. Pacific Lawns 12kc. Tyler Chewing,
9lS eth street northwest.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
'T,HoMPsoN's SHIRT FACTORY.
SIG r ST. NORTHWEST. OPP. PATENT OFF1os.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. specially,
kEApY. MADE SHIRTS a. following prices:
Beet Of he unfinished IS Cts finished. 50 cts.
Boys Wamsutts. unfinished. 60 cts. finished Is cts.
Latest s Novelties il ms Summer NECK WEAR.
line !,v Of T., G1MT's FURNISHINGS at remarkable
Money refunded ThsFs g9Sds f pn ts sgt
RUY THE ..MYsTERY" sHIRT-They ara
ID made Of fret-class muslins, such as New
York Mills. Wamsutta. ana Williamsville-not
SaY the 9ou
first class Muslin snd the best Sound Heavy Linen
for Is cents, 9nd If they not satisfactory when
you get them home you can return them and get
LINkN COLLARS. finest quality and latest sty Len.
or, only 81 80 Per dozen; six for rs cents.
SerI S MaoK TEAk Sae;psT 1hHn eysE
cents. worth 40. At -
mia 1902 F street norIhw est.
s. B. h-1EHY'
DUBREUIL BROTHERS,
Manufacturers Of
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
GENTS FURNISHINGS
1112 F Ut. northwest, Washington. ID. o.
Biz Of the Finest Dress Shirts to order S12 90
Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. ...... 800
Six Fine Shirts to order. 7t0
MARIA
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OPKRATl9Ns IN SE0CKS..
Bankers ana Brokers' No; u Wall st. y. Z. buy
and oarry stcctg on 70 8 per cent margin. and
when desired Will advise when and Whist to buy,
Also. secure STOCK PRIvuI0E3 at Reasonable
rates In which cas- 70 goo can Be invested. Fun
Oout free. 3anI1.m4AH
IF YOU WAIT TIN V1RY NIOKST BRAD
j buy saOur lew South. " It u sure to please.
1o1 oaas BY ~ aTss Class 9Tocsre, ana wholesale
Ssa,s. IN x,our. I'D. tosn.s o o.. x ~ skav.
QA11TAL MILE
3ee n XaGhingjQe ri b
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HowsoN's Ice cream. in tins s5c.. plates 1oc.

To INSURE COMFORT while sojourning at the
seaside or mountains supply yourself with
choice garments In light wooIens, linens and
othtr seasonable goods at the Boys Clothing
House, s09 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Pink and Ri

Pink and Blue Figured Lawns.
New patterns opened o-day. Linen lawns,
aoc' Paclnc Lawns, 12kc. Tyler & Chewing,
91s eth street northwest.
Am L the Man,
The names Of Edward A. Cooper and Matthew
GeIson, two OF the poor but honest pressmen OF
Inc brooklyn Eagle, have suddenly become
famous In the City OF churches, in consequence
OF their having become the happy owners OF
In letter sent to M. A. DauphIn, New Orleans.
La. for half OF q ticket No So 4l6 In the Nav
Distribution OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
COunterfefts! Caution!!
Several limitations and counterfeits Of the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
Some are called "RUMFoRD,n one Ia famed
"BuMFoRD," another "HUMFoRp,n and so on.
All have the general appearance of the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever prepares or sells any limitations or
counterfeits Of the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer.
infringes our copyrights, and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infr1ngers to the full
extent Of the law.
The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, in spite Of the
&c ~ ob,op
competltors. accompanied by misstatements
anu misleading advertisements. Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive advertis-
Ing, Out by keeping the quality OF the goods
higher than any others, and selling at reason
ap W. p sban ao OF n ~. ,,,,,,,. -
position upon our customers. and shall con.
tinue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
De as Observation-Disclosures, nutritious and of
standard strength.
Him N. D. ARNOLD, Treas.
MRS. .. A. Aliens Worlds Hair He.
is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
hair to its youthful color. gloss and beauty. It
I rene, its life, strength and growth Dan
Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare.
Zylo Balsamum
Ing. IL removes dandruf, allays all itching,
stops falling hair and promotes a healthy
growth with rich, beautiful gloss, and Is
delightfully."- fragrant. Price seventy five cents
In large glass stoppered bottles. w&s
Forty Years' Experience OF an Old
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scr1ptfon OF one OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States and mas been
used for forty years with never falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children. It
relieves the Child from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhGa, gripping In the bowels and wiRd
collie. BY giving health To the Child If rnstq ti,a
mother. Pr1ce rs cents bottle. m.w,s
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Observation-Disclosures cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions s., at Druggists, $50 Penn.
ave. W
"Aldernsy Dairy yVa0oMs0
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn.
Ing, and delivered In 1lbs "Ward" prints, $50,
per 10. Also, cottage cheese buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream. 1Oc. pint.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE.
SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. GLASS g,
AT NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. JULY 18th. 1881.
bath MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated In 1868 for rs years by the Legis-
fand Q, has since been
xsa e
ad1Esed Pecs%ber "a N 1879
will take place monthly.
1t Never Scales or Postpones.
Look ut the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $780, COG.
100. OrO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICKETS. ONE EOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. .$3O, WO
Capits1 Prize. 70, 60 00
2Pa psst Of s2 t0.................. Sou
q; % Prizes Of sSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: S.SSS
Ivy 10Y. ..................... ~ 600
z0V =, oU ~. MW
SSo 29;.................... io, o geo
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Approximation PRICES OF $500 CO. 259S
2OU.s..s. !, SlU
100. 800
l857 Prizes amounting fo............... 81 TO- 400
Responsible corresI onding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compens alton will be paid.
For further information, write clearly. giving
full address Send orders by express or kes1s-
tered etter. or Money Order by mail, addressed
ONLY to
II. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
or n. A. DAUPHIN, at
No. 2l2 Broadway, NEW YORK,
Or j. p HOBBACH.
Cos Hath Ut. NV, WASHINGTON. DO.
AL our Grand Extraordinary Dr0,cings are
Under the supervision and management of Gems. G..
r. BEA UREGAR RID and JUBAL A. EARLY.
je2O
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An OLD MAN ard woman named Taylor, living
az Alexandria, were at police headquarters to-
DAY 10 ask the aid Of the police In searching for
their daughter. about "A years old, who they
stat. mad Ieft nome, and, they feared, was liv-
Ing 10 an improper manner In this city. De-
tee,iye Acton took charge Of the case, and has
asceItained where the girl has been living In
south Washington with persons of QuesriOnar
Die reputation, and that her parents had been
seLding her here on begging Expeditions.
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The weather.

The weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIsF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WAsHINGrOS, ID. c., June 20 1851, $3.50 a. m. {
For the middle Atlantic states, winds mostly
westerly, stationary temperature, stationary or
blgt er barometer, In the north portion local
rails. In the south portion fair weather.
RANGE OF TEE THERMOMETER,
The following are the readings OF the ther-
mometer at the Signal ONCE during the day
M, SOP; II a m, Ole; pm So; Maximum,
93minimum. I2o.
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NyHE PAHK HOTEL, 4. q \
l. WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, HAN

u TO &ib per week. 1ksH
The Hotel and surroundings are very attract ge.
Grounds handsomely laid out with flowers and
meeticatsd deer add to their beauty. cooler and
prettier home for the hot months. cannot be found
In the mountaine. A farmhouse freedom, with
an abundant supply Of the farm produce, combined
with ahberN MANAGEMENT makes the Park Hote
very desirable place to spend part Of the summer
or on your journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga.
per II O. r. w.. break your trip at Wilhamsport.
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THE AUCTION SALE of clothing will COM
meDce Sg3in at the Famous" 400 IGh street,
on Friday, July 1st, at 10 o'clock a. IN. and o.
M, and Will De continued but a short time
longer. Great bargains may be expected IN
sumner and winter Clothing.
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nI.AOENDON HOUSE. IA
ATLANTIC CITY, open May %. lsS
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SPoETsNEN and borstmen know and highly
1rdcrse that wonderful remedy, ST. JACOBS
OIL. I
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c,
''T'HE ooSEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.

''IHE coNEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC"
Grand Excursion to -
LOWER CEDAR POINT kND1
BLtCKISTON'S ISLAND,
On steamer Arrovsmith,
JULY irH. 1881,
Under The management Of Il essrs. Whipple and
Shattuck.
Pour hours at the Point. where . nne band is
stationed, good fishing, nne C, abiding aud spen-
eid bathing beautiful pavilion, "a By 80 feet,
ana sixty private bath houses have been erected.
and 70 money or pains have been spared to make
this the long neeoed refo't. All who desire to
spend quiet day ehould be on hand. No i'm
Proper persons allowed on the boat or At the Point.
The boat Will leave It'll st wharf at am share,
sr1ive ONE prom pit at 10 p N. Meals SOC. Tickets
1c For sale by C. h. Nourte 90 +, Druggists.
cor 9th and F, and at the beat fs29- So. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-29
C0untcrfefts! Caution!!
everal limitations and counterfeits Of the
RUMFoRD YEAST POWDERS

have been offered for sale by irresponsible par