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THE EVENING STAR.
FREDa ..-.-.....-......ITLS 4, 1881
The WeHGher.

me ~entntEs
OFFICE or TaZ CHiZP SI9NAL GFPfCza,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., JIlF I ISL $50 - u.
For New E8glaud AID the middle Atlantic
a-e7 slightly cooler. nom hefiy winds. las
weather and htg heT barometer.
Fatr Weather Tomorrow.
TIE Chief signal officer furnishes the f3liov-
Ing special bullt tin 10 the press: The baron
eteT Is highest In the Upper Lake ragtoo. aad
lowest In The gull or s.. Lawrence. The temper
azure has fallen Gurirg the past Hensy -foIr
hcUIs from tour 70 fiftten degrees IN the Oa!o
valley, ard Tlsen rom seven 10 ten degrees IN
the extreme northwest. Local rains are re-
pcT'td from Tennessee aud the south Atlantic
ststts: e.sFwStTe fair: weather prevails. The
winds IL tie AXE regicn, New E1gland aQi the
miCCle Atlantic states are DOTIheriy; in the
south Atlantic states. Ten nessae AMI the OHIO
valley they are variable. The Indications are
that fair veal her will prevail In the lake region
and New England TO day ana TO morrow: that
local rains VII prevail IN the south Atlantic
states TO day, followed by cooler fair weather
tomorrow. The IivtI5 VIII remain nearly sta.
tioDaTy.
RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the tAer-
Bometer st the Signal Oflice during the day
q H.. 81 II a m, 70 2 p. m, 20. Max
mum, az minimum. 66 ..
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CITY ITEMS.
F0uvrh or yulr 1851

Fourth of July, 1881.
Persons leaving The city viii fnd az Lewis
The CLIMAX Shirt" Laundried-perfect Fit 81:
summer Undershlrts and Drawers IS. 50 & 49,;
Gloves. Collars, Handkerchiefs, Socks, searfs,
Paragon Frame SILK Umbrellas So. SIS So s.:
Bana Satchels. Shawl Straps, Bathing Trunks;
Ledles and Gentlemehs Travelling Trunks:
LEWIS, The Halter and Gantiemel'S out
litter, 92o It'll ST, bet ana SITS. nv.
Keep I'm stock
varieties OF Flannel Snirts for travelling. boat
ing, &c. MiIe are probably the only flannel
shirts In washington that lit. being mainly my
own production. All sorts of goo1s for the for
est and stream. and hill AID dale
GEO. c. HENSIEG, 40 1th street
COunteffeits! Caution.I
Several limitations and eounterfeIss OF the
RUNFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties.
Some are called 'RUMFoRD,n one f. ..amad
"BUMFoRD," another "HUaFaRp,, 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 !nfringers to the full
extent OF the law.
The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
slea0liy and largely increased, In spite of the
almost superhuman efforts Of humber Of
competitors. accompanied by Measurements
and misleading advertisements Our sales are
low more than ever before and this result has
been accomplished without extensive adyert!s-
ing. but by keeping the quality of the goods
n!gber than any others, and selling &C reason
able prices.
We shall do all In our power to prevent i'm
t1nue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
be as Observation-Disclosures, nutritious and OF
standard strength.
Him N. d. ARNOLD Treas
Weiis Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, leannesS, sexual debility
&C. 81. at Druggists. $50 Pa. ave.
"A!derney Dairy wagons"
ING, and delivered In Hlbs "Ward' prints, $50.
sweet milk &C. per at, Cream. 10c- pint
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HE Telephone Company Reorgan-
lied.

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS TO DAY.
The National Telephone Company OF this
City was to-day reorgan.Zeh undrr the laws OF
the state Of West Virginia The laws OF Con
gress, tie managers OF the company say, failed
10 make suitable provision Tor the lncor pora-
tim or q telephone company. The name and
Capital stock OF Tie company rem in the same,
the transfer log made do;iar for dollar. Ia
der The cd organization tne affairs OF the CON-
parry we're managed by three trus ees IND II
Tie rev organization bodri OF seven Cirect-
OTS is prev ted. Al a meeting OF the stock
holders at noon 70 daT the folio VIM oanrl.AAon
WIRE n1es.r a,rv>Jt'yrc. y. q Z 1IA0u0S, Gard
ner c.. Hubbard, Frank 3. C0nger, IL. s. Cum
Mtrgs, Fl. d. Cooke, j. W, Thompson and Vim
Il Barnard
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Picuics. ExcursiOns, &C.

son to Yorktown, Fortress Monroe, Norfolk
ard the Capes, Will leave tomorrow evening
at 1890 D. m, on the Jane MoSeley.
row, for Cedar Point and Blackstone Island.
The George Leary leaves at D. IN. tc-m1rroy
for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, returning
MONDAY morning,
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LOCAL NEWS.
The SchuetZenfeSt.

The Schultz Ifest viii be closed this even
ing, when the p,izss won during the week will
b awarded. The attendance last evening was
very coed. The following were the winners O!
pfz,s yesterday: Ladies' shooting: First, Mrs.
LUffer; secord, MrI. A. Eudres; thru, Mrs
August Koch; fourth. Mrs. William Fendner:
IF b. Mrs John Horner. Mrs. Lpffisr was also
arce1 an additional prize for the most center
shots. Bowling: First, William Muelheisea;
second. George Ssprerle; third. Fl. Raabe;
n urih. g. Hart!g; mn, Aufenthie sixth, Fl,
Vanoerhorst; seventh, NJ Heydorn: eighth,
William Fei daer. An extra prize was also
awarded TO Nj. Hey dorm for making the most
IeL-StIik es.
sEREDADS TO Mr.. SIMON WOLF.
After the close Of the festivities az the
SchuetZt PARK, The mem oers OF the Schuetz n
Neiftn. with The Washington Sc lgerbuni.
rendered serenade to Mr.. Simon Wolf. their
former president Mr.. Chas. Ebei president OF
the Sehue zen Nerien, presented 10 Mr. Volt a
handsome gold badge, studded With diamonds
aid suitably inscribed, together with a d.
p.oma, t6stifyiDg their appreciation OF his ser
vices TO the Veren and their regret at his con-
templated departure from the city Mr.. Wolf
made brief spec h, acknowledging the COM
plfment.
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VERDICT OF sl,I50 AGAINST A RAILsoAD.-Thts
IN ming In the Circuit Court. Judge James, the
Csc CT Ferris agT- The Capitol, North D street
ard South washington Raliro ad Company was
called aid the defendant argued that q verdict
for 81, $50 be entered. The plaintiff boy y
years OF age, sued, By his father, for danag "a
circumstances: In attempting to hand the
driver or the Car newspaper, about O'Clock
10 the evening, ne stumbled over pile OF &C.
oris LETT carelessly by the agent OF the clnp4ny
ear his leg was broken and he was other wise
injured.
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iHE MOST ExTENsIyB ASSORTMENT OF bows
ard children's clothing, boys shirts ana c9il-
uItA 5 shlTt waists ever display ed. at tne ID 10
U!sr Boys Clothing House Of 3. Robinson &
Co., 9o9 Pennsylvani ave-
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GALE, the English pedestrian. who Is end ,av-
oring 70 cover 5000 quarter miles In as many
coosecui I've ten minutes. up TO pm yestef-
day had completed $50 quarter miles.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.

CCCOoUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON
81 RlNGS.-The Steamer MARY rK-A
W4shMa1es VIII make Excursion 1ssi17
Trips to CCCOQUAN FALLS every
DAY. leaving It'll street wharf at 90 am; Sun
days Of 80 am. returning q p m. Fare round
eSeay SATURDAY. steamer Ieaves wharf ct 9 8.
M, returning st p. m. Fare, 10 cents: This boat
DALI Manager.
The steamer Mary Washington viii also make
Excursions every SATURDAY. leaving her wharf
at $50 Pm. returning at IL :30p m. Music and
dar cling down and back on al trips except Sun
days. Tickets, 25 cents. m27
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sEREDADS TO Mr.. SIMON WOLF.

STRAW BATS, good assortment; reduced
prices; boys Eats at cost. a. T. Lewis. 435
eth street. +
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OFFlcERs ELECTED.-Golden Rule Lodge No.
q, Z. q f., has eieC'ed lie following ON GERS:
NJ. '. Casey. Nc + q. Roland @. ~ n
shtmo, RS; Lew Maggie, P.s; VIM. Gibson.
treasurer
F-'cenosh,p Lsdge No. I. ION, last evening
elected TIE following officers: K Pan, NJ:
j. NJ Richards, w NJ: K. ". Carter, J.m; D.
g. Boss, RS; Ii. G,igg, F.S.; c. A Kaocker,
Treas; John A. Noel, Con-; j. E Hornlng,
Chap.
Mutual Relief Division, Sons or Temperance,
has elected the following officers: VIM. Oscar
Rome. W.P.; Ida Higie1gh. Wa; j. K. Bridge,
FS J. W. Bede, Treas; VIM. Busnby, Chap
Gordon y. TTow Con-; Edith NJ Busnoy, a G.;
Geo. r. Bar Is; V; A: Hubbard . S.
Last night tie Rochdale Cooperative So
ciety q the District OF Columbia adopted new
constitution and elected the following Off ,ers:
Ben. T. Fuller, president; JOS Wilson, vice
An6rew eiass. A. \. Meeker. J. E Reynolds,
+ LSech, kTith Thompson, ii. w. Smith.
AL yfs =, Lohe!e3 c. 5. TreviIt, John Cofson.
j. W. Earsna and chm Cook, executive CON
nlittee-
FIRE ISsrRaNGE.Tnose ;sho are about in.
Tito The rates or The .MutIaI Protac,ior
Fine Insurance Company" OF the DistrtcI. It
is a home Institution, duly charterts nv Com
gIesS; IS managed by soHe OF our best Snsinsss
men: can insure at unusually low rates, and
every insurer shares In the profits The Corn
psny's ofiice Is at No. las1 Pennsylvania ave,
:.
james L. Fitch, viii give all desired informa-
ton.
AN EXCELLENT EXCUKSIoN-Among the noun.
tains CT Vest Virginia are the barkeley Springs
The heal htul atmosphere pure wafer and de-
liz htiul landscapes tend 10 make The visitor
IoFge. COR the time being all the troubles OF
HE To reach this beiijl giving resort, the
Baltimore u Ohio railroad run three daily
tran ; o. the FoNIth OF July. Round trip fares
Cnjy IS IS. See advt
GREAT BARGAINS will be offered tomorrow
only, az r. GOldScnmid5, No, sl2 Z h street H. w.
In travelling trunks, satchels. yaIises, sh .w
siTaIs and baby carriages; also. you can Guy
Plain White chamber sets. containing pieces
IOr $L49; folding rocking chairs, With carpet
seals, zoe; decorated vases, I0c; crys'al glass
ice cream sets, containing tray and IL saucers
e.-nielic mugs. &C.; i0ch glass panel plates
Sc; AZ inch ftIa2zAf II uit saucers, nc. per d0z
I neer glasses with handle, 7c-; 10 0OJfans below
eSsi, nne dsccT4te6 china chambers SETS c. n
tsiDing 10 pecss, ss5o; futed tumbers i5c y
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The Ricksier Counterfeiting Case

hc ChSCs
Yesterday, In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox,
the trial Of the case of Thomas j. cksler,
charged with having in possession counterfeit
money. was continued after our report closed.
oscar Roberts testified that he knew Of the
hole, DIT a. the water-cIoset door, beins used 20
Keep fancy pictures In. j. 0. Johnson ana Ma
tilda G. Eberfy testified that they had fire.
quently visited BickslerS gallery, and never
raw anything other than the regular business
transacted. L. II. Trembiy, D. Ptel and E j.
Pullman testified TO The defendants reputation
beng good for honesty and integrity. Tue gov
eTnInent put j. W. Decide and John Marbury,
jr., On the stand, who testified that they would
no5 believe BlcKsier on oath. The arguments
followed.
The arguments were concluded 10 day about
II O'CLOCK, and Judge cox proceeded 60 instruct
tae jury, concluding about * o'clccI
VERDICT OF GUILTY ON cARrAIN COUNTS
The jury re uined IN about an hour with a
verdict C1 guilty as TO the fist, second and fifth
counts or the Indictment, and LOT guilty as to
the third and fourth counts, aud Mr.. BlacktOrd
proceeded to read 1t, going into details.
The court stated that this perhaps was not
exactly proper, and they again retired aud re-
turned with verdict guilty as indie ed GA
f1rst second and fifth counts. aud not guilty as
to the third and fourth counts"
The defendant gave notice Of motion for a
new trial Oh exceptions.
The ETSt count charged BiokSler With having
In possession ten silver half dimes WITH latent
10 defraud certain parties to the jury unknoN
the second Charges With intent TO dsfraui
''WLoEsoeyer he might Do aSle;" the third 10
defraud T. ". FoWle'; the fourth to Qefraud s
n Smith, and the fifth to d7traud Edith Gaiaey.
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ENGINEERS and macGiHfs,s use and recon-
mend 81, Jacobs Oh FOR accidents and ailments
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West Washington. nee GEORGETOWN.

DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS AT TRINITY
sCHuoL-Ihe aAnlal commencement exercises
tCatlolic) school tcok place last night In the
ScnCOi guiding. Among those present we're
taihers Clamp AID RCccaiort, OF Trinity par
lsh, and Father Wht.eford, OF the Georgetown
college,. The exercises were opened with al
overture by Professor Pauls orchestra, which
was followed oy songs, Rotations. etc, by the
pupils The medals and premiums wer9 dis
Wheian. teacher)-Medals for first Christian
doctrine to Master Charles R. Murray; for Elg-
ian compos1tion, B. Perley Craig; algebra J
for general excellence to Daniel O'Connor.
Premiums for excellence 10 various studies TO
Geo. Mchenna, 8. Kelley Craig, James Muf-
tagh, Robt Elgienardt, Daniel o'Connor,
j. 0 Donoghue, james Murray, Chas. r Mur-
ray, Willie Cook, Willie Hogan, John Hurley,
Joseph Moran, Jno Harrington, Mtcnael Pow
Willie SheChel, and Geo. Ba,eman, Second de-
"a tLeEt, (Mrs. NJ. Harper, teacher M edals
Or generai excellence TO Montgomery King ana
Ffai ces Healey. John Hines. Taomas saith,
mo. DAILY, George Farro;t, Geo. M;Cracken,
SchilI er. James Hurley, Joan Carroll. Richard
Ha.l ell, Joseph Bstenan, james Lynoh joan
0ey II orr s MeTtagp ws W Rl MsgoE f2 2iGy
bert Desine Third department. (Nr. E J.
O'Donoghue. teacher Medal for general ex-
eel. ncs TO Francis Dyer; premiums TO VII
Il ecdore MI doom, John Merritt, Joila Bace.
maD, John own, Joln Donovan. Joseph
MOrlarty. James Cleary. Dennis Collins, Join
cieafy. John SUhrpiner, Thomas Brauuan JOo
fcktnna, Spencer Gassfns ana George Cana
-. 81
After the distribution Of ned lls and premiums
Father Whitetord delivered G very interesting
address TO the pupils
ACC!DENT.-Aoout 1889 o'clock last night,
William Lowry, painter. 81 years Old, fell
from the back porch Of his boarding house
SAMUEL BraDnOn's On East Market Space
distance OF about twenty feet, to the ground.
also Internal injuries DR.. Suier attended him
He viii be sent TO the hospital today.
ROBBERY Sometime during Wednesday
night the market store OF Mr.. II. w. Fisher
corner OF 32i and o streets, was broken into by
parties unknown. by tearing down a portion OF
his trouble the thieves got out one bar aud
one coat and S15G In money. It Is SUP.
posed they were frightened Off.
DEAr HORSE was permitted to rem AIN at
the corner OF N and 30th streets, In full vie of
he dining loom OF the West ID Hotel from
o'clock this morning. This Is occasloned by
The fact that The health Office closes aC IN.
ard opens at 9 M, no provision being made
for removing animals Which may de between
thfse hours. This ought not TO be- 50. espo.
cially during the heated term.
SIZE ADVERTISEMENT OF grocer5 who VIII close
their stores on the An.
THE Coal TRADE Twenty.one boats left
Cumberland, Wednesday, with 24tt t5n5 OF
coal for Georgetown, as folio US: Cousoltl alton
Co.. $50. Il tons; New Central Co., 6J3 OF C11s:
Borden Co., 239. S tons; Biaen Avon Co 223 0l
tons; Georges Creek Co.. 1000 tons: lamp.
shire Baltimore Co., 1l6l7 tons; lldiviiual,
lls Is tons.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN merchants tailoring
ade Clothing new and some little worn, al
HeTZog's, sos 9th ST., near Penna ave-
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DOATING REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. VA.

s S5sEa f sr.m s'S . t. aIG e.
OF on TUES DAY, July 9Th, ~ ~ ssssz--Ssssszzs
1881, urd der the ausp ces OF Columbia Oonc.ave
u and Rowing Match our Boat Oluos xin particl.
rate in race. TrsiDe leave ut 80 m Fare, 81 so
stand. Tickets limited in number. Tickets sold
at Depot Oh morning of excursion. also by mem.
bt rs Of the O0nclave and by ABRAHANS& 90,
Managers. ACT Penn. avenue. any day after J nne
9th ta97
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LADIES IL want OF jackets for cool weather
WCuld do well 10 see NJ. william assortment.
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ilSS-
JCRYMEN COMPLAINING OF Poor ACCoMMoDA-
TIoNs.-After Judge Cox, In the Criminal Court.
charged the jury this morning In the case OF
Bicksler, on trial for having counterfeit moneJ
IN bis possession, he directed them to retire,
when MI George w. Cochran, one of the Jurors
asked leave TO make statement. This priyl-
iege being accorded. MI. Cochran said: May It
please your honor. cur experience heretofore
mas netn that we are PIE ced IN a room where
there ale net the ordinary conveRlences OF life.
such as gentlemen are accustomed to; no seats,
chairs or tables, With scarcely room to stani
Upright IN lie would ask b-fore retiring that
the court find some better place for them where
Trey could at least SIT down. and they would
IKE TO nave, also, pen, lux and paper. The
court called for the marshal. and Mr. Williams
Came IN and explained that in consequence OF the
repair S mae Lecess8ry By the storm they were
Labie 10 give the accommodations Necessary
at least up stairs. and he suggested that al ooi,
might &c arranged On the other side OF the hail
me cout the leupon directed that they be taken
TO The Circuit Court room. to which tley re-
tired.
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SUING For THB LOSS OF A TRUSK.-In the
lhcuit Court, Judge James the case Of MSS
M. z. Wright agL the MeCiintock Baggage
Express, was placed on TRIAL TO day-M1. i.
y ent, lCr plaintiff, and Mr.. ID. E. Cah,.I, tor
o. tTuLk and cont-nrs-$2cO-Whc en- MI
Wright delivered TO the Express con 1anytn
Lfttu otr, 1879. TO take To Tue q. & T. Ceo)-
iIeS tlVirg her receipt thereof an 3 Ie
2 fh> that tie tuDk was not dtllye I'd there
L Iore Tie q ain LETT. The defence Is thar On
t'l.F'feJ the trunk al the b. u r Qep3-. al.
III re l nSIbi i1y thea CEASED
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TOONA. Pa,
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
amid the most picturesque scenery Of the ALT
ghsnies
Its lsrge, airy, elegantly furnished A.,
rooms ard superior cuisine render II one yc.6Af
OF the most desirable res orts in this state
Tourists east or west can obtain good nighp
resi- and Daylight view Of the klIegheUies 3
stopping at the Logan.
Fret class music. &c
For circular containing terms Of bosrd, L.,
ado ss ". q. TYLER,
tel I'm SuDe-i ltenien
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OVERTURNED IN A COLLISION eSterdaY
afterLo OOH Mr.. John p. Allen and his son. living
Ia MoLtgou cry county, Md, while driving a
lead OF marketing along S.h and streets had
tteir wagon overturned by an express wagon
cIiyen by John Baxton. Mr.. Allen, VINO Is a
one-sImed man, was seriously Injured by
wheel passing over him. His S)n luckily
escaped injury. but was thrown under the
horst feet. The driver Of the express wagon,
II IL represented. did not even turn 20 see what
damage he had done. officer Harlow conveyed
the injured man 10 the station house. where
Or. " alter rendered medical aid BraxIOn was
subsequently arrested On a charge OF assault
AID battery.
This morning. In the Police Court. Ioba Bray
ton was charged y 1 h ASA ulting John c. Allen.
w0o Is an elderly " hlte man with one arm He
stated that he lives near BrightHoOd, and Yes
terCay, as he was driving up 9Ga street with his
little boy In the wagon, hr. Braxton Was dsly-
Ing down IN street, auQ witness called to him
10 not drive Tito his (witDess) wagon; but he
psi1 10 attention, ana drove his e IVY wag IN
galst witness light wagon, ana threw viii
hess out ard III iured him Very much, aud broke
wagon TO pieces, and did hot even then sUOp,
but oTas ged Tue broken wagon some distance
ard thth whipped UP his horse and got away
HE or clio aid costs we're Imposed.
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HowsoS's Ice cream, special rates on quaint.

THE KING OF SHIRTS, ST. summer underwear
cheap. A. 7. Lewis. 435 It'll street. +
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DAGAAENS, $40 in Stree npTt1ya,s -r -.
lbs Neek-OIr 50 81 Eu@c -.-ta pe-.--,,N J
$3.50; our 81 Hired satin para.)'s ijr =: |1Ir =
lace trimmed nned p4raSol5 far 50 - SHi g. 81
ebildrebs lace mittS az Sc; orr 25c. Isle threat
gloves for I7c-; gents gauze un1ershirls Tor
f5c.; bathinZ SUITS Tor I5c: bithinr trunks for
boys ard gents from IS. up, I1T;n.nn;s
See It'll street northwest -
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pINkY FONT HOTEL.
ST. kARY's COUNTY. Maryland.
Opes for reception OF guests JUNE 18TH, under the
management of the owner. MRS. JOS. Ala
TRAVERS. %AV
The Eotel has Just been thoroughly rem lG:H8I u
oysfec. furnished and supplied with every conve-
Sience lot ihe comfort OF guests and is frst-clan
&lo per week and t3t per month Special ARRANGE
Eents made for fan. ilies Dsily communication
with Washington. Baltimore and Norfolk by the fre
steam ers George Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane
Moseley.
For further information address
MRS. JOS. TRAVHRS
te2-2rn Ptney Poift 81. Mars 90. NJ. /
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
m9-eo BAL1g,Iost, Nd.
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Keep I'm stock
varieties OF Flannel Snirfs for travelling boat
ing, &C, Mile are probably the only flannel
Shirts In Washington that tit batng mainly my
own production. All sorts of goo1s for the for
est and stream. and hi, AID dale
GEO. C. H2ESIEG, 40 1tn street.
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RUMFoRD YEAST POWDERS
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See that all IRON RrTTERS are msnu acturec
by brow CHEMICAL COMPANY, add have
crossed red Gues on the wrapper.
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THE NINTH ANNUAL GAMES
Il OF THE
CAGEf O, IAN CLUB,
v III be held Of Beyel's 7ih Street PARK, on
MONDAY, July 4th, 1881.
mol ey Prizes awarded each game open sn "a
conpetif0rt. Ia addition TO tie ueu.l gsnes. -
prizes will re siveD for throwing he Sc Poun.i
W ight Muse ~ gpie ara String Band "a
at ~
NanciI on Pavilion at O'Clock. ie30-St
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TICKET OFFICES. GIG and 1851 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, and at EEPoT. NEW JERSEY AVENUE AMI
STREET. j-30 st
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~rpNIS6HAM. THE WELL-KNowN LIZ.
4 Abe tlITKR is PREPARED q 90 ~ nnaS %
ma ala % remodeled. RomembeF the nnnosf-
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COuHteffeits! CautiOn.I

Several limitations and eounterfelss OF the
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FCsSRIL's ice cream.
The Courts

CIRCUIT COURT-Jttd1e James.
To-day, CIuss sgL Hlllyer; jury discharged
aId cause continued Thomas agt. DUBOIS; on
hearing
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SCNMfR RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
- Icudon equity VS., five uilee fromA 4
aeI'ct on the & o. Il. X three hoursYCM$
trase! from city; Y, Oh spring water; pic llnsft
tn1esqus scenery. and sood roads daily nlsis
JET In ".
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have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-28

THE Reredte tells VI O man crawling
into Sheriff Cash Thomas house
through the pSrlor window. Monday
night ADD whom confronted by the
Sheriff who was aroused from his bed
by the noise Of the persons o. tIauce
the Intruder proposed to ''hold the
fort" until Thomas began banging
away nj hun in the dark. VIXEN be
hastily lie u with a bull hole in the
hrshy pant Of his arm. Tue man Was
subsequently, found 10 ~ house on Cedar
raviLe. aud WAS Recognized as Que W.
j. Williams. who will have un opportu
nifty TO explain his strange conduct iu
Justice CouLt.