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ordination services viii take place In the new

oIoinauon services Will take place In the new
sn SAs,TasY;wTne preparations for the hot sea-
con nave 0eeA In Progress here for some time
and, while the cleansing OF the town fs NOT
conplete and thorough, many nuisances have
teen removed, and the town Is In much better
sanitary condition than it was few days ago.
superintendent OF Police Clifford, with carts
ana horses, has been st work in various sec
TONS OF the town. and In the sanitary condition
easiness
FIsHTowN-This noted suburb il now entirely
deserted, and VIII SO remain until the water
melon season comes. Then 1t has the monop-
oily OF the wharfage upon melons.
CITY DgBr.-The city will be ready to pa
Of July. s1e la
WHIPPED.-A colored man nam
convicted of stealing a pair OF "a dudley
whipped to. day on the mayors saoes, was
DEMOCRATIC Rs.pJusrEKs -r Ssale aneo,, -,
readJuster club held a meet .Ine democratic
was addressed by Alexanf Ing last night, and
n Isasrd 70 fbes 70 mne definite course
he he'd IN nexf No janitorial convention VIII
g., @ hI ts ~ :. Baggeit was serlousv in,
rear OF the .air grounds yesterday afternoon .he
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The Weather.

OYTCl OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OryIC1R, I
WARRINGTON, d. c., June g. 1881. $50 a "a. !
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
light variable winds, stationary or higher tenn.
peTature and barometer.
Fair Weather Friday.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin to the press:-Local rains
have fallen In the South Atlantic states and In
Minnesota. Elsewhere fair weather has pre-.
vailed. Northeriy winds prevail In the upper
lake region; northeasterly In the South Attain
tic and gulf states; northwe1terly In New Eng
land. Elsewhere they are light and variable.
The temperature has fallen decidedly In the
South Atlantic states Elsewhere has remained
nearly stationary. The cold wave predicted
on the morning OF the 10th has moved slowly
southwark, ana now extend over the country
east OF the Rocky mountains, except In the
gulf states. The temperature averages ten de-
gIees below the mean for the month in the
lake region. The minimum Temperatures re-
ported are Al deg. at Alpero ana As deg. at Mar
quette and Duluth, Fair weather Is indie atsd
for Friday In the gulf and Atlantic states, Ten
nessee and Ohio valley.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
Tne Following are the readings OF the ther.
mometer at the Signal Off1ce during the day.
] g. m, 62'; II a. M, 10; I'D. m, TAP, Maxi.
mum, a6 /; minimum $40.
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CONDENSED Locals.

TIE STAR printed during the month Of May
zSs1 new advertisements, being the largest
tory OF the paper. The Increase for the i've
months OF 81 over the corresponding period OF
last year already exceeds 600. that OF May
favor ~ sending In their orders early for next
saturdays enlarged edition in order to secure
insertion and classification.
Street lamps WIN be lighted at 7:5e p. m. and
Yesterday the jury OF the court Of common
peas, In Baltimore. brought In sealed verdict
LII III ,aSor OF Policeman Henry Weckerson ia the
SUIT Drought against bin by Peter Schramn, of
thIs CITY, who claimed $500 damages for
The Citizens Fire Insurance Company has
thew g. Emery, Charles c. Duncanso1. William
q. Demp.ey, Wash. B. Williams, Samuel Fow-
i 4a:o, LeW Wis, Clephane, Gustaye Lansburg,
joseph Pn'tDg and William Thompson as in.
eorporato,s. Capital stock s10e, 600. divided in
LOCO shar.s.
There is quite large force of workmen en-
corner Of 9TH and streets preparatory 70 the ina
erection OF the new Northern Market, Yester-
Gay the Old brick building built originally by
M. hoover and lately used as restaurant was
Yesterday afternoon the plasterlng of the
cceilng 10 the hallway OF the Prescott school
building fell, striking boy named James Tai
Oelt, 1n1ur1Dg his right arm quite severely. He
was carried to his home on the TIN street road
the Columbia club has entered Mr.. L. c.
Moore TOT the single scull race at Richmond.
The National Rifles made their first annual
parade last evening with sixty-five men In line,
Col. j. y. T. Burnside commanding. The CON.
pany was reviewed at the Arlington by Second
Assistant Postmaster General Elmer. Col. Amos
webster, adtutant general Of the District nil
lttfa. and other gentlemen.
.. M. FOX. OF Yale 70, and member of the
graduating class at Columbian University law
school, has just been offered position on the
faculty OF Yale College. This Is rare honor
10 one SO young. and all the more so as the Yale
Ing the Invitation.
The reason that the Mary Washington did
not go on the exclusion to Occoquan Falls yes
terday, as advertised, was that leak was
found In the connections and the local In.
spectors ordered that before she could leave
the boilers should be blown out and the leak
properly repaired.
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LIZ WINS! LAWNSH LAWNS
LOCO NEW STYLEl IN

ohEAM, GESDARME. OLIVE. BUFF, LEMON.
LAVENDER. BLUE AND WHITE
GROUNDS. YARD WIDE,
12H GENTS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE GOODS
Lace NAINsOOK. 10 cents.
Satin Stripe NAINS0OK, IL cents
VICTORIA LAWNS, 10 cents
AH,Linen HANDKEhCHfEFS. 8 ceots
~ 20 Double Busk COhSETS, EOcsnts
FERS! Ian lAWNS-PERSIAN Lawns
INDIA LINENS INDIA LINENS
Ga, 10 cents. 0 10 "-'o
Erglish Hermann 10 cents.
MATE 1NGa, J24 cents
PPARA PARA al Sin. 81, eI.25. sl.s0, S..
5ent'e SUMNER UND1RWEA Ar.
rnre LINEN LAWNS. very fine, 10 cents
Finest Striped GINGBAMS. new styles, IS cents
very hne BLACK CAeHMERES, from so cents
Biack Dress SILKS, 81. 81 rs, 81 so
LACK EATINS-BLACK DANAHSEI.
p,LiNhNSs for Boys wear. Striped. PLAIN and
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS. TOWELS. suNMER
Dpv F FLLAANNkLs, SHEEFIN6 COTTONS
OhX GOOOS AND CARPETS at Bottom Prices
8. M. TOWSON,
036 Psnnsylvanfa avsnus.
South side. neAr 18th st. te2l
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Comfy PubI,c ScbooI

Diplomas were awarded 10 eighth grade
scholars In the sixth division. Or county
scnools), Jos. r. Keene, supervising principal,
yesterday, as follows: School No. 22 (W. E.
Nalleyl-MaIy Edith Burgess, Eva May Duley
Ida Elizabeth Pywell, Carrie Olivia King. Sarah
Talbert, John Ethan Clarke, Jos. Everett
Keene, samuel TalOert.
School No. q, (Henry s. Petty)-Geo. Snsr-
man King. Carrie Virginia EHier, Willis Wal
Ter Fisher. 0ctayia Virginia Rooey.
School No. IS, John C. Nalle)-Aleyander
Bryant, Abraham Smith. Eliza Douglass
school No. 4, peter :. Leshl-Apnia Auder-
con, Mary Quaid.
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ErssKLL'6 Ice cream.

PENNSYLVANIA FIgEMEN COMING Good VIII
and Columbia volunteer steam fire companies.
Of Allentown, Pa g, VIII visit this city with their
engines In August. arriving here on the morn
ing OF Tuesday, the 30th. the objective point
OF THEIR excursion is Alexandria, Va, where
they Will be the guests Of the Alexandria fire
department., but they will spend day 10 this
city. The board OF fire commissioners recently
resolved TO pay the visitors every courtesy ia
as paid department, and to store their appa-
ratus FOR them. The two companies will come
nom Allentown on special train. brinpin, an
excursion party with them, and Will return
home on the following Thursday,
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sEIZCRs BIZ DISTRICT DEPUTY TAX Coll
LECToR--A grocer on l4th street northwest had
been assessed Tor personal taxes and faxed 10
pay. Yesterday afternoon. Deputy Cole ctor
Rec side, passing BY tAe store, noticed thil IL
was closed and wagon load of groceries was
standing In the street In front on inquiry he
ascertained that the grocer had made arTani,e-
ments TO move into the country. On TIE
wagon, which wasAlted with articles OF alnoss
every description, were seated two colored
women, servants, with cats, dogs, brooHls,
soap, andes, wash boards, &c.. sc. The dep.
uty rode up and made a seizure OF the enuir,,
outfit, and drove OF 70 the collectors Office
The horses and wagon were standing in front
OF the collectors oflies when the owner arrived
On the ground accompanied by his LAWYER. he
vas In great stare or excitement. but the
lawyer. after looking over the case. ad used a
settlement, and The SCI due were soon forth
coming.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c
4 NNUAL EXCURSION

A NNUAL EXCURSION
Penta1phn Lodge, No. 23, r. A. NJ.
MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY. JUNE 27rH. 1881.
steame. W. ". Corcorsn will leave It'll street
weaSI at 80 70. Parties desiring -C~
On leave st 10 m. Tickets, admit EEzaA4SS
Ting enc, so cents. i.23-3t
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lows: Mr.. Aston leading of with a change
from Piatt to Hosklns. Senate vote; For Depew,
13; Herman, .; Plstt, 6; Ho5klns Assembly
vote: For Depew. SO: Herman, IS; Plat, 81;
Cornell, !: Crowley, 5; Hoskins, L; Tremain, 1:
Lapham, 3. Combined vote: For Depew, So;
kerDan, &c; Piatt, II: Cornell, I, Crowley, s;
HoskiHs, 5; Tremain, 1; Lapham. 3-no cneice.
On motion OF Senator Jacobs, the conven-
tion adjourned.
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DHEO PILESu PILEs!u
4 suRk oURH TQgHD AZ LAST. NO ONE

EURR oURH POUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFFER-
= sure cure TOR the blind. Exceeding, Itching ana
uloerstsd Pilee has been discovered by Or. VIZ
Indian Ointment. sineie boz has cured the
WORT chronic cases Of rs and 30 years standing
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions. Instru-
meno and Electuarses do more harm than rood.
intense itching particularly ct nisht after getng
VAIN u bed, sets - pouluce; rvs tnstant ana
Ing Of the pr.vste parh. and nothing else Sold
Ds ssr and r. Fl S g a e co. 2.
frop'A Oeveland, Ohio. WV. b. ENTwIeLe.
NTN1 eANiTARY PLUMBiN0-Beef Materisi
II and workmsnship: "a years prsctsoe. Per-
sOnQt sstgertne1sdence VIII write sDeci fcatt04s and
work ct Q fair chsree. Orders for any amount Of
woyn promptly faed Jas. j. BRIkN,
UlQ2Us Az eth street Northwest,
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"AIdsrney Dairy Wagons.
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ING, and delivered Ia HlbS, ''Ward" prints, $50
per Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttern1iiK aud
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream. 10c. pint.
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H0wsoNs leg CRsAM, sl.25 gallon. DIG
count On 5 gallons. I
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been Recorded a. fo1lows.-
8. r HaVerf1eld to Robert McMeen. part lot l6s,
Frathers sub. OF Mt. Pleasant; $3.50 John It.
lennon TO George Bartle. lot IS. SO ssa; 1000.
west half lot II. res A; $4,000 n. w. Garnetf'
trustee, TO w. A. johnson, TRUSTEES, east half lof
So l63; $i2 600. Eliza A. OfTutt ct al. to X, s..
CampOell, north half lot Is, so. sIs: 81 an0
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Mr.. RoHRER, manufacturer Charm Baking
Powder, ST. Louis, indorses st. Jacobs on.

DR.. BOWEN AND THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Of the District, held last evening, letter was
read from DR.. Charles Fl. Bowen, stating that
he was not responsible for the publication of
the pamphlet over his name, which is the
ground for charges preferred against him IL the
association. Dr. B0wen's statement was ex-
planned by letter from T. FL. S. Boyd of Mont
gonery county, Nd, assuming all responsible ity
Entrusted some manuscripts to him for COMP.
lation. 4 resolution was adopted that all fur.
Their proceedings IN the matter be dismissed as
DR.. Bowen denies. IN writing, the authorship,
publication ana issue Of the pamphlet euLltlef
'Exanthematic ZSmotic and Malarial Disease
AID has expressed his disapproval OF the opin-
ions expressed and views contained In the slId
pamphlet. and his determination to suppress
the same
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MAREgT.-Atth the Queens.
eoWn Drove Yards TUESDAY, ION the Metro
pontan Branch. =. & o. r. T.. three miles from
OF cattle were offered of which 29O were sold to
butchers, at 5a63sc. per H., and IS remain
over: l,12o sheep and lambs up: OF these SIS
were SOLO. as follows: Sheep. 3ka5 per TO-:
caves esa brought S25as5o. The state OF the mar
AT Droyers Rest. yesterday, 30 cattle were
acc; medium fair, 41a5e thin stesrs nren
ano cows, SHa4c. !, 400 sheep and Iam1sM
lambs sold for SAFE: sheep 3Na5c 20 cows ana
Calves, sZo 10 s45. Reported by P. r. Tayenner.
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John i. Davenport as a W.

John ]. Davenport was called aud gEorl:
! saw IN the papers Of saturday last a sta g
meIt OF Senator Stfahau's, relating 10 an Cncf
Of the mershalship Of NeS York. As O..
myself, ] communicated with the PTeSidenr
and received from him a reply tina. I nilgi
state what took place between us. sirn{ia-
request was sent 20 Postmaster J1m3S. as<in,
his d rrnission TO state what passed h@r<aon
them about the maTshalsbip. A similar re-
quest was msde to Mr.. Knox. and his permi5-
Sion was received as to She conversation Vita
hin; ! went TO We shiI gton In May to see about
. case wherein ] bad been retained. At the
breakfast table In Wizards Hotel, Wasuin.-
ton, the question OF the marshalship was
brought up, and the names Of Hugh Gardner
and Col Erhardt were mentioned In eonnec-
ton Herewith. After breakfast went TO thu
Presidents house, the Postmaster General
reing present with me. The President asked
me who would be good man for the office OF
say. he asked, "How ABOUT MT. Kno Knox ~
said his appointment would be an excellent
one. The President asked me to see Mr. Knox
at the Arlington. did 50, and talked an hour
with him, but Mr.. Knox insisted that he did
not want It; had DC acquaintance with poll
ticiana. ana feared IT would interfere with his
pTofes sonal business. Finding MIN un Silin r
70 accept IL. Judge GardDers and Col ErhardJ S
names were again brought up, followed
by Hy suggesting Senator Strahsns.
name; | went back 10 the White House. aud
found the President busily engaged, but he
NGLtC LUt TIC AOldiss anu oitct OciAiUS HiN4
aecut the refusal OF Mr.. Knox l mentioned Mr..
Strahan's name, but the President dii not
KNOW him. ] went back to Mr.. Knox, aud after
talking While sent that telegram to Senator
sIrahan. and came on 70 New YORK; met Mt
7traban az Union League club that night and
ASKED MIN il / couiI use bis name for tue ONCE
OF the marshalship. Nj. Strahan said, DO you
Enow whether Copkling and Platt are 10 be
candidates91 / answered that / Old not; he
then asked me, Where are you In this
fght?r I aQSWefRl--H.H AIS ,5SIIt. am with
Lhe President" He said: 4 don't know
whether either gentleman win be candi1a-e.
out ! don't desire TO be embarrassed" lie
asked IL this offer could be held over till after
The settlement OF the Us. senate. ship. / re-
Piled No: must have an answer iulnedi.
ately." l told him that OF course he would be
expected TO vote against COnkiing and Pia5t
he wanted 20 consult with Judge Gardner TN Al
night and give me IA answer IN the morning
/ agreed TO this, and in the morning he tele
graphed that he would not accept the place;
received a telegram about 2 O'Clock that morn
ing fTcm Renry (. kuoX, at Washington, ask
Ing ne 10 suggest some name II senator
StTehan would not accept
Esre tie committee TOOK recess TILL thret
o'clock.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
f. Webster nd Josephine C. Holschuh Lewis
Hugh and Becky wallace; w. w. Cox and
Emma L. McGll; Henry Hobon and Sarah Nc
carter; Benz. A. FarleS5 and Emily MirIck; Sam
Crowford and Betsy Coleman: john Foster and
Margaret Harris; George W. Sargent and Annie
". WilkeTson; ChaS. Fl. Starvert and Fannie
DIxon; John A. Ricketts, and Barbara Bail;
James w. Brown ana Elizabeth NJ. Du6ton. both
P. q Co., Md; w. ii. Upton, OF Walla Walla,
W t. and Georgia L. Bradley.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALK.-On Friday. June o.
at ~ g. no. and pm, at the Famous" No. 400
Ith street. will be held an exclusive and per
emptOry sale of winter cloth.
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Rurnett,s COcOaine

Rurnett's COcOaine
WILL SAVE THE HAIR
AMI keep it In a strong and healthy condition,
because 1t will stimulate the roots OF the hair,
and restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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ROATING REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. va.
TUESDAY, July 9TH, 1881.

TUESDAY. JULY 9Th, 1884,.
Grsnd Excursion to RICHMOND from Baltimor,
aeptasophs. on above date to the 80 $50
nsd5e tine and further particulars in future daily
,ooo ~. ABRAHAMs& CO., Managers.
-!ezo-Itt 467 Pennsylvania avenue.
EElENpsBIP. MORALITY AND BRoTaEBLY
Pcnie.n dCIhere WI be Grand Masonic ca
20 'f3n .s ssR:f q tTAsH Red d6S9aE
,t I'll not fine day. it viii te Postponed until
CHAPEL POINT o a1B EXCLUSION 70 aLY-
sss.a a%hNsp4E 5 5Ss5 81: ssT viii
sa1f at 70 ana 50 20 ana 0 GO ,h.,p
music Bar Iicke.a Sc ; chi siF
25c The Club will also give an EXCURSION rs
Va1RHaHmS' On 18th August on sssa &c,
III eixs sELEoT Rx6 Ours to5NNAiio ~ WIZ
Y %E HpiSl sn RRSSlNT Gn wi ss 1ss Bay
the steamer tea, Arfowsnith. The boat i, chartered.
9d 1hey vi have exclusive control the abPve
M aqoa shade pshty Me sas 50 St ets
1 diislkes 0siiivey limited to 500 adults IS ots
Nnsc and daarnt reT; between and 10 rs cts
Tickets for By sOss Sa'&e Go ~ d1a M
and 4 sss: northwest. Psent.ss, druggist, cor. III
o1 as s. Zee assn'r' EVs s M s
A SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION
By RsS GnkI RcEET ,s9oKonr
~ E. chuscS .J J6S II '9 81. iz'h street NJ
a. steamer Jane Moeelsy leaves wharf, 9Th street.
a AZ o! p M. arriving next evening at s-h
Eleven honrs at Point Lookout,
No inproper persons allowed on the bost.
For ststeroo as inquire At o. c. Pursells Book
Store, 9TH street north invest.
, Tickets g.; children from to Is. half price
2 DAILY 1as e 5ss sSHzMsss .ngevsn!rn
'n 3f use sE. JULY EGFi And ' AEe aSMtas
saye M hss Hnarf rt 53Ss 4 !n
uuRHbbssYSDA sna P eB 2i1Xb snH SAT a
sSpts t csasr pSias
Ell Inc water at the two places abounds equslIy in
Pare feE Trip during the week. 1as R.' So
o osh sn good for day Of issue Fare round trip
A. These Fh withns meals on the boat viii be supplied
DoTOMtC FERRY COMPANY.
Persons desiring delightful change frcn, the de-
pr hsus asis Gi he can he
tomsc river TO AIs1sn ah ia and nd re-
tna asy Gay d1rns the wes for Is Of
under years Of age free The Bosss cave Wa.h
i s. ~ $ ~
430, so and 630 p. M are especially IefresLina
and lnylgoIatlng: isl7.Im
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The FUNERAL OF Mrs. MATILDA SEMags
treliet of the late Raphael Semmes, we'll
known merchant Of this city, for many Years
gong oVsinfss under ne nsale Oh murray
renton, Virginia, at the advanced aga OF
eighty-one years, took place this morn
Ing at Trinity (Catholic) church. West Wash
ington, Fathers RoccOford and Clampi Off etat-
iTg. A large number OF the Old and best Known
citizens Of the District We're present. The in-
terment was at Oak Hill Cemetery. The pail
bearers were w. W.Corcoran. Gen. Humphreys,
DR.. Grafton Ty Ter, District Commissioner Dent
VIM. Laird Thomas G. Cox, VIM. Hunter As
sistant Secretary OF State, and Mr.. CLARK
banker.
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TIE METROPOLITAN N. z. CHURCa AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL and friends viii give an excursion and
picnic tomorrow TO Forest Glen, on B. g. 0
railroad. Leave depot an. sharp; return I
pm. Tickets, round tfin, 50 cents.
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HFANU EXCURSION,
JULY 2. AND4, 1887, By
De MoLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY
KNIGHTS TEAPLAR. No 4.


KNIGHTS TENpLAR. No. 4.
ON sTEAMERJANE MosBLY. TO YORKTOWN
Leaving eth street whsrf sATUR- ~~>
PAY PAY 5@ly2 # 10 80 ?; M. srIiyiDg
stsDA1 at fa 10 Fnn ,ssssg i5sse
FOLK: arriving there Sunday evening at O'Clock.
JULY 4. excursion to the Cspes from Norfolk
and the Fort, at 10 m. returning and remaining
Of the Fort until after the grand display Of Fire
works on Monday hight; arriving in Washington
mattresses for al First clsss meals, so cents.
Tickets for sale at Rooses Cigar Store, Eris'
Ma eis s.ers 'nd all the principal Drug Stores
SELKcT FAMILY EXCURSION -
~ B1AoK1s1oaNS ISLAND. ~
Fer Pleasure. Comfort. and Good order 20 with
Eog IL fE sTRsE ~ af&I SHSeoH.
On the Fss: and Gommedleus Steamer
TUESDAY. JUNE g. 1881.
Leave 7th-s:reet wharf at Ia m, returning at
Tickets. so cents; children, under 10 .years. as
sale pg he acc
Mrs. Linker's. 40I sth stree, Southeast: jels-nt
CLYMONT FAyILION and SUMMER RESORT
sSrH er
TkODIEN. agt.. 2O5 7th ST. northwest. iell-lm'
VIs g N RA ANP DN TATEn
Ea4oRo 5sG 3Esq HEE 81 81 Has TIE
4s s IS =; i S $SS s2AH
y stesmsr
g E; ,5snss ssss r.
GEORGE fs2fSHE ST. VICE . VERSA us.' - y '''
aS 81 ssfass .na
he e
boat Company: thence to Quantico by T: End
Rrt s r.; returning to Warrington BY steamer Elk
Tickets for the round trip. rood for four days ss
on
Tours. lasi Pennsyiyania avenue. and at Com
', ~ rcu GkokaE MxTT1NaLY sup..
Eh1 sssa ASP n hogST
MMAsaNe1oo 2;o vii! male E1suIsion
SURF e MSNbY FANa sHs ana
DAY, leaving 7th street Wharf at 9 90 am. sun
For f sPRSa
every SATURDAY.. steamer leaves wharf It a.
Sa Ri Trip.
boat Ti4 chsrtered ut reasonable rstes. =: =.
ssERICSSON LINE STEAMEKS.''
ATTRAoTIyE WATER RouTE TO PaIIApELPHIA.
sssam6ost CO. SiIl leave tns SSmganys wharf. COZ
GV1k7P Fl Ss|sRss0
FARE -b 1saS observation-disclosures 50
6 ga Ss. aas M Htsets from d Fl
ghia: Round TI Mcaets. good for the seAse "a 20
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Terrible LOSS Of Life.
Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed bugs, reaches,
lose their lives by collision with enough on
Rats" Sold by Druggists 15c boxes. tn
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Lfebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.

superior to any tonic have ever usatsr
prescribed" says Professor E. NJ. Hale, r. D.,
Chicago Medical College. 1t is prescribed by
the most eminent ply sicians for weak lungs
falling out OF the hair. tappled TO the scalp,
weak and irritated threats, asthma, shortnesS
of breath, chronic coughs and all nervous affec-
tons. Beware OF counterfe1ts.
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FTHE PABN HOTEL. 49,
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, NJ
In Ak nap

% to &16 per week. 4k:4
Grounds handsomely laid out with flowers and
1ouafians shadea D. Grand OLD forest oshs.do
prettIer homef for the hot months, cannot be found
IN the mountains. farmhouse freedom. with
with AhberA management makes the Park Hotal
avery BILE place to spend part Of the summer.
per =. Q. r, W., break your trip at WiIliamsport.
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HLAWENHOm HOUek, hAl
~ Ocean End CT Virgins avenue N 4
ATLANTIC CITY. open May %
ul4-2m DR.. =. b. LIPPINOOrE.
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EElENpSBIP. MORALITY AND BRoTHEBLY
D. d LOVE There VIII be a grand Masonic a
Pcnlc aId Celebration in he nor OF the festival "a
q ct John tie naptist by WARREN LODGE, "A
NO .. +. e, p; at GALES WOODS. ~
FRIDAY, JUNE 24TB 1881
the first tine day. II.
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GARDEN H0sB AND VASES at Shedd's. 400 9th.
"nat Eminent st. Louis Physicians

CEEAP GAS Stoves for summer cooking at
Samuel S. Shedd'S, 4O9 9th "
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met after the commencement and reelected its
old Officers, as folleYs:-W, ", Corcoran, presi-
dent; Hon, Francis Herman, 1rst vice PRESIDENT;
Il. I. Merf1ck, second Vice president; John F.
1rer. Executive commlttee-Rey. P. F. Heaiy.
Sd, eX.o1icioD +. B. P. Sands. G. Ernest
hamilton, :. Chapman Neale, Co. L. Magruder
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