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READ tie Gazette to- morrow. Newsy special
articles, dispatches and editorial

TEE ROCK BILL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT. at
Ellicott City, Mo, Will take place next Tuesday
at p.m., the Most Rev. Archbishop Gibb)Ds
presicipg The program interspersed with
music by the college band, glee c'uo and choir.
IS IS follows:-Re citation, ''Gualoerto's VIC
tory b. Y. Sims; Ethical Aspect OF American
Thought" essay. L G. Carrico; readings from
- Uncle Remus,' G. L. McKeone. "Genins OF
Reyolutien," essay, Chas. Sims; recitation.
.,usmus O'Brien," Edward Dwyer; Life Les
sops" valed,ctorv W. G.. Parker: eonfer..ux OF
deyrtes and awarding Of prize medals; address
to the graduates by Right Rev. BernaT.. j
McQuaid: distribution of premiums
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LOCAL NEWS.
Immigrant. for the Sou,,

ZOE the SOut0s
4 PORTION OF THE TIDE FROM EUROPE TURNING
IN THAT DIRECTION.
Within the past few months a large number
of foreign immigrants have passed through this
city to locate In Virginia and the Carolinas. or
these nearly two thousand tine majority
being Alsat:aDs,) are settling In the nelghbOr-
hotd of Salisbury. N C. Many of these ar
riUd by the German line In Baltimore
VII ]e Others landed in New York, Boston
ano Philadelphia As Is usual the great major
1ty OF the armies DOW landing upon our ST ores
towtkt. but the proportion alrt aiy gol sou b
al the TaTt1eS DAILY passing In that direction
Is encouraging to those VINO have Interested
themselves in turning portion OF the tide OF
immigration that way. With view of settling
the country the Associated Railways Of Virginia
and the Carollnas have. through Mr.. Alfred
Pope, OF Richmond. established what may be-
called an immig1 at or bureau. Agents OF the
HE meet the immigrants In the northern cities
and give thtm Information. Those who desire
1t are forwarded south, and all along the road
the agents are ready to show lands to such as
wish 10 purchase, or to obtain employment for
those who have TO work for others, At Sails
bury, North Carolina, an immigrants home has
been established, where they are lodged and fed
for reasonable time, and, In addition, In cases
OF negotiation for lands, the services of legal
counsel are CIV en- free. In this connection it
may be mentor ed that snte AYrI 1s5 23,OS3
immigrants have arrived at Baltimore on the
steam ships of the North German LLOYD line
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LAWNS! LAWNS!! LAWNS!!!
1000 NEW STYLES IN

CBEAM. GEEDARME. OLIVE, BUFF. LEMON,
LAVENDER. BLUE AND WHITE
GROUNDS. YARD WIDE.
l2h CENTS.
IMMENSE AssORTMENT OF WHITE GOODS.
Lace NAINSOOK. 10 cents.
Satin Stripe NAINSOOK, IL cents.
VICTORIA LAWNS, 10 ceots.
An-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, cents,
so bow Double Busk CObSETS, 80 cents.
PERI IAN IAWNf-PRRSIAM LAWNS.
INDIA LINENS INDIA LINENS.
Figured SWISS and Polka Dotted Swiss LAWNS
II glith HERMAN. 10 cents.
MAT1ING6, 12H cents.
PARAsvI S. al Sin. 81. 81 25. sl.sO. 81.
Gents SUMMER UNDARWEAR.
finest Striped GINdHAIS, new styles. % cents
Very fine BLACK CARHMERES, from so cents.
Black Dress SILKS. 81. 81 rs. $l.60
BLACK HATINS-BLACK DAMAkSES.
LINENS, for Boys wear, Striped. Pam and
TABLE LINENS NAPKINS. TOWELS. GUNNER
FLANNkLs, SHEEFlN9 OrIONS.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS at Bottom Prices.
=. N. ToW8ON.
o30 Pennsylvania aveA1e.
South side. near 7th 1t. ie21
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SAVING RENT OF SCHOOL Roow
How to KIN the Catcrp,llar..

Editor Har:-HoW to protect the trees from
the little pestiferous caterpillar seems to be a
question Of great Importance to the people of
the District at the present time. Many SUBJ
stances are suggested for use In the LIQUID c3n-
ditioD, the best being, probably, a weak solu-
ton o. cauStic potash, which. without c0lOrin1
the leaves, kills the caterpillar, and falling to
tie ground acts as fertilizer 10 the tree. All
OF this class are, however,, objectionable, owing
10 the cost and the trouble OF applying them
Iwould suggest method by fire, entirely cost
less. and which mas none OF the objections that
Will apply to kerostne, turoentine, etc., which,
nc' .hA Large flame nro1nceh Searches 80 rnucn
Of the trt g. In some cases Killing 1t. MI anti
dote ia an old broom which. when drv va,
burn with sr--suidering fire for IA hour. Only
tquiflr.s whtsk through the air 10 SCI it Into
d r~.cdeT a, blaze.
Every household has them and to spare. Let
the good citizen apply this remedy to the trees
In front of his domlcile and thus shame the
poor one into similar action. The operation is
costless and painless. at least TO the operator:
and WILL II universally applied, free the city OF
great pest A. N. r.
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DIR. METTAUR,S
Nj A b A cHt PIlLs

hfADA ACHE PILLs
Ouye most wonderfully IN q very short TINA boo
FEFsA n ss cssnsIs the Soay q
excess OF bile producing regular healthy actor
a fnii sise boz Of these valuable PILLS. With full
directions for . complete cure, mailed to any I'D
dress receipt Of nine three-cent postage stamps
For sale BY al druggists At Is cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD. one Of the most enninen,
eiersyTel II the country. pastor Mount Vernon
have no Sssiton IN sssnrns you sn.. Dr.
METrAuR's HEADAJH1 PILLS have proved mos
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD
Few. THOMAS GAMBrx. pastor N. 4. Church. Hs
I have tiled DR.. MErTArB's HEADACHE P1LA
With great benefit I am now seventy nine yean
S q
In ny cnee. the first time come to Baltimore
want Rd ,S ,aa ia y0u personally oMAs GAMBLE
Rev. LEWIS A. THRKKIED. pastor n =. Church
/ gave Dr.. MxT1Aua's HRADAcHl Puts 70 .
man who vas In bed with bad attack 81 Bthoe'
Fever. and In two days he was out attending TO al
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIKD.
Rev.I. e. PETERS. pastor n. z. Church. UrbanA We.
I have used one box Of pr. MErTAuR'a Hap
Peas send me Another iSSI Boa. s'''A ~ s
Yours truly. I. y. PETERS
Rev. @. ". HOBBS, pastor u. z. Church. Pied
have GIVEN my wife, Who ID . sufferer from Head
ache, Dr.. MIrTAun's HIADACHE PILLs. snd ons
0''S Your q ri szu Is: 49, ~ GEO ". HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fel3-eo Sole Pr0pr1etors, Baltlmores nd.
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The SCHUBTZESFssT NSxT WRRK The SIX
teehth annual festival OF the Washington
Sci ueIzen Ytrein will commence next Monday
con inuiug che week. 1t will be pre-
cedfd BY street parace over the TO-
loving streets: From Meyers Hotel Penn
sJlyaHia avenue, near AZ street, at o'clock.
BY way OF the Avenue to the foot OF the Capt
tol, then counter march to 9th street. then march
to street. TO 11th. TO J, TO 18th, to Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, passing In review at the White
House,, to 7th street, to street, to 6rh street.
to Boundary street, and thence by eth street
road to the park.
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nK. sIfLFY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA AND
f0S BITTERs are TIE grandest blood puri-
lair the waite tissues aud restore the weaz and
debiiitsted TO health. Therefore, IL You have
feel pressed after meals take iron Tonic Bite-e
Price 81. For sale At los Pennsylvania ave north
west and ell dI uggists. 1ei74p
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REV. E r. BARA, pastor OF q Baptist church
In Clermont county, Ohio, had hearing on
Thursday and yesterday before council, on
charge OF adultery. The council found the
charge not proven; but from Hara's own state
ment Of the matter iI was recommended th9t
with did.
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HowsoN's Ice CREAM, sl.25 a gallon. Dis
count on gallons.

vices In the chapel of the Theological Seminary
near Alexandria. Va, yesterday, were largely
attended. Rev. F. NJ. Whipple. d., of Vir.
GINA. ofT1c1ated, assisted by bishop Peterkin, OF
West Virginia. The following were ordained
as clergy mer: NJ. p. Logan, ID. Watson Winn.
A S. Lloyd ana L. Goodwin, Virginia; W. NJ.
CIaIk, North Carolina. The following were or
dained teacops: VIM. FL. Assheton WarrentOn,
Va; jacob Birmingham E lstville. Va; Frlnc s
NJ. Burth. Clark county, Va; VIM. s Campoe ],
l. xiIgton. Va: Geo. II. Edwards Bloomfield
NJ DorglaSs Hoof, Alexandria, Va; Duncan
Nc CulIoh. Baltimore county. Nd; John Mon
cure, Stafford county. Va; j. Green Soackel-
ford. Charlottesville. Va; Samuel A. Walls.
Stafford county. Va; Davis NJ. Wood, BotetouIt
comfy, Va.
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TIE TAX TROUBLE IN INDIAN TERRITORY
Governor McCurtain OF the Indian Territory,
has ordered all white iifen to leave the territory
unless they pay the taxes imposed by the Indian
authorities. Many whites have already LETT, but
some refuse to go, and will be elected BY the
Indian troops. assisted by the United States
military authorities. The whites who refuse to
go claim that the taxes levied by the Iadian
authorities are illegal
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Anything Hut SchooI.housex.

Editor Star:-As resident near SOU are 44s
9th ard streets) and expectant patron Of the
schools to be established on 1t, protest against
the inter ded acts of the Commissioners in re.
gard 10 1t, as announced In the daily papers. IG
Is not right that police station, with its j Ill
and stable, shall be placed under the windows
OF school building; that seven hundred ch,l-
oIen shall be brought. from hour to hour,
M1.hn sight OF raying drunkards. struggling
ru1nanS and screaming prostitutes hauled to
prison. and OF the excited crowds following
them. 1t is not right that lessons snail bs
studied in hearing OF the shrleks, oarhs and
obscehity common at such q house OF dis.
clpline 1t appears, too, that the building OF
the high school Is to be delayed In the interest
OF the street market dealers. who prefer not
10 move from the premises, as notified months
ago. This is ali wrong. There is barely tIma
enough tefore September, 1882, the beginning
OF the school year, to finish and furnish the
nigh scnooi building: The walls should be built
slowly and have time to settle. The founda-
tons should be laid In July. Too much time
mas been already wasted. II would be pleasant
10 see business energy in this matter, and less
complaisance. VOx POPULI
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Should BE Sprfnkled.

Editor Star:-The road passing Columbia
College being favorite drive toward the SOL
diers' Home, yet lacks one essential attrac-
tion-a sprinkled roadway. The dust Is at
times oppressive; too much so for the popu
larity OF the building enterprise recently In
&c ged in IL will countless flnd IL for their In.
teIest to look 10 this matter.
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Seminary, near the Marylan Agricultural Coz
lege, Montgomery county, yesterday, the Bishop
Pinkne, medal, the highest honor Of the school
was awarded TO Miss Carrie 8. Larner. OF TIT
City. The graduates were Misses Carrie
Larner and Susie p. Keech. of Prince George 3
county, Md. Medals and premiums were
awarded as follows: Gold medals for punctu
atty and composition, Miss May Carter; gold
medal for music, Miss Anna Shepherd, and pre-
miums to Misses EVE Larner. Nettie Berry,
Shirley Shepherd, Willie Hardisty. Jessie Kean,
May Parker, Veitenheimer, Barnard and Foster.
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ADVERTISING IN THE STAR-Mr. d. E. w. Car
ter. the well know merchant, received a few
days since from Frisco. Utah territory an order
for goods from Miss Jessie Grant, which she
saw advertise d In the DAILY STAR. Frisco Is q
county in central Utah, but THB STAR gees
there daily.
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CARD.-EditOr Star:-Permit nae through
your columns to express my sincere "a ,nxs
ana the deep gratitude OF my wifo TO the
officers and employees Of the steamer e. V.
ArIowsmith, also to the passengers. for their
acrs OF kindness and Eiany evidences Of SYM
paihy manifested toward her. on the occasion
OF the death OF my child, on the trip OF the
Arrowsmtth Tuesday, June 2lst inst.
CHARLES HRRZBHR6.
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"Alderney Dairy yTaRoUs"
Fresh Attorney butter c1urned every Laorn-
per 10. Also cottage cheese buttsrm!E AID
sweet milk &c per at. Cream. lGc pint
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SMOKE Ned Morcoe's Jewel" cigar.
FCssBLL'S ice cream.

SBB notice In business" column OF Belt Line
Railroad Stock for sale. Dividend OF SOC. per
share recently made. /
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FrRE CRACKERS. torpedoe, AID fireworks a.
wholesale at Z. w. Thorn q Co.'S, 3l3 and sl5
9th ST. northwest
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TIE Knights of ST. George win celebrate the
Fourth OF July with grand picnic at George
JueLemannB pleasure garden.
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Mr. j. E. SHAW. proprietor Grand Union
Hotel, NY strongly indorses ST jacobs Oh.
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Forty Years' Experience Of An Oh,

scr!ptfon OF one OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and mas been
used Tor forty years with never failing success
oy millions OF mothers for their children. It
relieves the child from pain. cures dysentery
ano d1arrhRa, gripping In the bowels and wind
COLO. By giving health TO the child it rests the
mother. Price Is cents q bottle mV.a
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LfebiR Co... Coca Reef Tonic

superior to any tonic have ever us ID or
prescribed" says Professor E, N. Hale. NJ d.,
chicago Medical College. It is prescribed oy
the most eminent physicians for weak lungs.
falling out OF the hair tappIied TO the scaip),
weak and 1rritated throats, asthma, shortness
OF breath. chronic coughs and all nervous affec-
tons Beware of countplfrits.
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FoR next thirty days discount OF twenty
Der cent. will be allowed on ali sales at Bar.
lows, 1875 Pennsylvania ave, northwest. I
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Burncll,s COcORine

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
an keep 1t In strong and healthy condition,
because 1t will stimulate the roots OF the hatr
ard restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
uure
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What Eminent st. Louis Pm ystcfans
Say.
PREVENTIVE OF MALARIA.

Colden's Iiebig's Extract of Beef and Tonic
Invfgorator Is very agreeable article of diet
and particularly useful when tones are re.
qufred, being tolerated when other forms OF
animal food are rejected. In diptheria, ague.
malaItal, typhoid fever and every depressing
disease Its use will be attended with great adj.
vantage. We have prescribed It with exec lent
succe ss j. d. Leslie. NJ. D.; G. p. Copp. NJ ID
S. B. Prasons, NJ. ID r. A. Vaughn. nj. Drs'
;: L. and j. e. Nidelet; VIM. Porter, Nj. ID =, aud
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extent OF the law.

The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, In spite OF me
almost superhuman efforts OF a nuu,,ar of
compet1torS. accompanied by miss atements
and misleading embellishments Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
oxen accomplished without extensive advertis-
ing: but BY Keeping the quality OF the goods
able prices.
w. snal 40 al IN our power to prevent I'm
position upon our cusfomers. and shalI con.
tlnue TO warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder 10
pe as ntretCfore-bealthful, nutritious and of
standard strength.
Him NJ n ARNo,n Traaa
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The Weather.
OYYICB OF THE CRIKF SIaNAr. OvY1CRR.
WAsHIN9TOE. ID. c., June 25 1851 $50 a. m Z
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly
WarEe r: partly CLOUDY weather, followed By
local winds mostly southerly stationary or
lower barometer,
A Rainy Sunday Predicted.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin TO the press:-Local rains
have fallen In Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin
Nicbif an, Tennessee, Georgia and the Carollnas
East Oh the mississippi river the temperature
generally continues below the mean for the
month. IL has risen slightly In the middle
states; elsewhere has remained nearly statior-
airy. The winds are light and generally varla-
Die. Local rains are Indicated for Sunday in
the lower lake region, middle states and New
England.
RANGE or THE fHIRMONBTR.
The following are the readings OF the ther.
mometer at the Signal Ofdce during the day.
! g. NJ, o,65 IL a m. II; D. m, IL, Maxi
mum, so minimum So.
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ZylO RnIsaunuu

(Mrs. AHens)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dress
Ing. It removes dandrufI, allays all itching,
stops falling hair and promotes healthy
growth with q rich, beautiful gloss and Is
delightfully."- fragrant. Price seventy-fl7e cents
In Large glass stoppered bottles. w&s
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District Government Affairs.

Tax lien certificates have been issued By Mr.
W. o. koome On the following streets:-S5h
street, county; sth street extended, from Boun-
dairy street to Grant avenue, county; SIN street
east, from East Capt. OIL street to street north
18th street west, from street north to Onio
avenue; It'll street east from Pennsylvania ave.
nue. to NJ street south. The above liens have
been forwarded to the commissioners OF the
sinking fund.
SAVING RENT OF SCHOOL ROOMS.
The school trustees for the second district, in
q note to the Commissioners, state that the
completion OF the new school building by the
LIST pToXmo Will render unnecessary the posses
sion beyond that period OF the church at the
intersection OF 9th and streets, or of the schoo!
house On o street, between 4th and 5th streets
or OF the basement of the church On 9Th, be-
tween l. and NJ streets. They suggest the pro.
prieIy OF notifying the trustees or owners OF
the above. mentioned buildings at once.
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DON'T title with your eyesight, but consult
Hempler, the Opucian, 453 Pa av. near ~ sc. I
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PFOfeSsSbru

John N. Carrochan. Egbert GUERNSEY. VIM.
TODD Helmuth, A. X. Hills, N. W. Noxan. and
hanoreds of the most eminent physicians OF
New York City endorse and prescribe the L,eoig
ware or cheap limitations. The Liehlg Com
pany offers no cheap good4 It offers only
honest preparations at honest prices Arni
GATED witch Hazel cures Piles SaR Rheum
Cafarrh. rheumatism Lumbago. Painful Pc.
ricds and other Female Complaints.
Sold In fifty Cents and dollar st1as
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DON'T Die On the Premises.
ASK your druggists for Rough on Rarsn IL
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Only
l6c, Der box,
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RICHMOND. VA,
TUEsDAY. July 9Th. 1851.

Grand Kycrr ion to RICHMOND from Baltimore
81 Pct msc DEPOT ur der the -
au pioes Of The Improved order Of it<{ 80 - n
Heitasol s. on shove date TO thesrI WE
great row ns atch. Our clubs Wi lie -er-eser ted
Fare, tine and luther particulars IN future daily
and weekly psre-.
ABRAHAMR 4 CO, HaNAGEns.
.e2S-lCt 467 Penns, Iva la avenue
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LORD BACON

Aud Horace Greeley were Spect-
Beautiful, Fair-SkinMed Men.
Well FED and Kept Healthy.
Though Taxed More Than Other
Men Of Their Times.
If you want goo5, fair snd smr oth skin. free
from rimplss al d biotches. you must keep the
nervous system in healthy condition. and that
can be done successfully and permanently in every
instance by DR.. Bens Celery and Chsmcmiie
Pills. They are prepared expressly to cure Ner-
vous Diseases and l. digestion, aud will cure any
cafe Ct Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neu-
ralgia Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleeples ness and
Indigestion that exists, II used as directed, and
Of the first fleets is to mxke the tkin smooth
and natural and the digestion good, and this ia at
once accomplished by these Pills. They have
won6 erfu tendency to fa.ten and give color to the
lean, weak ard rsle. Price 80 cents . box. or six
boxes for $3.50. Depot. 106 North Eu.aw street,
Baltimore, Mary land.
STOTT & CROMWELL,
t25-s.4t Agents. Washington. DC.
MACKINAW and MANILA STRAW
HATS.
Arlington" POCKET HAT.
leo LIZ UMBRELl AS. 81. 81 80 and SO. SO.
STINENETZ, HArrEs,
1887 Penns5 lvania avenue.
je2o Next ao,r to corner l3.h street.
MILWAUKEE BEER,
THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.
For sale in Bottles by Dealers throughout the
District, and in Casks and Bottles by the Agent
sAM,L C. PALMER
Depot-I212 70 1924 29th st. NV.
~ Telephone Connection: ie23
DnEs PILEsu PILEs1n
1sURE CURE EogER At LAST. NO ONE
giosrassd P!Iss has besn discovered 6y 81; va:
s03 @
anu Is S:n
tntesss itching tparticuiariY d night alter sstan:
!; e S.s ps sss aSSas g; E' ss
pz: - s sss snd Fl e g..
Druggist, corner PENIS ave. and l2th S.. wash-
inRton. b. O., Retail Aren't tehlS-eo-1p
YouaHs' ASn BOYS
BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS.
To be hsA at
VIM 9. TKELs.
iel8 935 Pennsylvsr1a avenue.
GAS Stoves GAS STOVES
GAS ET0vEsi
THE SUMMER FUEL.
TROUBLE AVOIDED.
s1 ;ssH''a q :sss aa Il:
""' WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co..
m2-sm 9Th and 419 lOeh % -:
FKEsoIsa KAIs sT KRS5N atywSAoak1F FH5sT
nEHp is ie 90. 1aSs Psnnsyiv.ni. ~: See
Now Is TIN TIn 10 ORDER AWNINGS,
HA1s1srr. the ms; e IA $5sT sssF SPACE.
PzTTTEIa 5 p{ FSH1Sekkiius, oou-..1.o....-1.v.
Pas0t O0eo ps1oooe 0esze
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Gov. Crittenden, OF Missouri, yesterday morn.
Ing granted respite TO the Talbot brothers
until FRIDAY. july o. Both stll declare their
innocence.
DR.. Chaplin, of Charlotte. Michigan, COM
a. tilted suicide yesterday. He Was little over
100 years Old.
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A SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION

PINtYP INT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
By Il e CBRJSi IAN UNION o. the a street n.
K. Church. JUNE 81.
Steamer JaTe Moselsy lesves wharf 9th street,
10 O'Clock eSGSa ~
Eleven hours at Point Lookout,
and TIVE We II Pms Point
Salt water bathiI x. n cd fishing a'-f Grabbing.
Noinproper p-rst ms allowed on the boat.
Meals at resso ma be prices
For Sfsterco us inquire Of O. G. Pu-selps Book
store, 9Th strs ct rorthN est.
Ticse'e g. CHILDREN from 10 Is. bali price.
tel6 eO5ts
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SKNTIHCBD.-At Chicago yesterday James B.
Doyle, the counteTfeiteT, was sen tenced TO tea
years in the penitentlsfy. Doyle Is the man
felt government bonds In his possession.
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MRS, B. A. Aliens Worlds Hair he.
is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
helr 10 It's youthful color, gloss and beauty. 1t
reneWs Its life, strength and growth. Dan
dIuh quickly removed. A matchleSs Hair
DfessiDg. Its perfume rich and rare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-25

nAlLY IXCURsIONS -
~ OF eTEAMEb ARROWSS TTH.
10 LOWER CEpAK POINT AND sLAoKIs-
TINS LELAND DURING The MONTHS
OF JUNE. JULY AND AUGDsT.
WIN leave he. wharf, foot e ia 1t Mz:s,
THnRsDAY,, FRIDAY and SAT
CRDAY, ard on SUNDAYS At
q m, snd return about 70 p. m siving excur-
ADMITS over four hours II Love- Cedar Point.
The water ut the two places abouuds equally in
fFh, crabs snd oysters. and equslly sat Tor bath
ing: Fare the round trip dnrin, the week. 90
cefsfe good for day Of issue. Fsre for round trip
on Sunday. 81. good for day of issa-.
Those wis hung meals on the boat VIII be supplied
at 80 cents each. j-64W
DOIOMAC FERkY COMPANY.
Persons des.rn q delightful char re from the de-
pressing e. ntst Ct he city. can ettog
tomsc river 20 ALEXANDRIA ard re-
turn, ssy day d, RIM the week for Is cents or 10
Itch cts fer so cents the Ferry b q. children
under /" Yeas OF age free. The Boats cave Wash
iDgton daily FIR Alexandria ~ folio -; ESQ, 80
$50. 93a, II 40 - 80 q m; IL 30: 20, so.
$3.50. sn 5: 20, 6 80 and z 80 The trips at
$50, 80 and 6 so p. NJ are especially efreehins
and ipvienrstn9. Je,7-lm