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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-27
Condensed Locals.


At the regular meeting OF the District of Column
ba horticultural Society last night President Saul
In the chair and Mr. c. A. Ball secretary, discus
There Was bOuntiiu display OF flowers, furnished
by different members
YESTERDAY. the coroner gave n certificate OF acci-
dental drown in the case or John Stewart, col
ored, found in the James Greek canal, as reported
In yesterdays STAR
The funeral OF Mr.. Alfred Il. Robertson, who was
crowned in the Potomac at the Great Fails. SUM-
day, took place from his late residence, 400 street.
yesterday afternoon, large number OF relatives
and friends Of the family being present. Rev. l. L.
townsend. rector OF the Church or the Incarna-
ton olficiated.
The engineers in charge of the work OF laying
the double track on the Baltimore and Potomac
road state that the double track Will be laid only
aS far Bowie this year. but after the lSt of Jan
airy the work Will De pushed forward with renewed
vigor, and the entire road, including the widening
or the bridges, VIII be completed early in the
springer next year.
The excursion given yesterday to Leonardtown
OF the following committee. A. II. CoppeS, T. ~
Rover, j. j. Fuller. Ben Roth, ID. COnncll, j. H.
Becker, and d. McGiyern was a very pleasant and
successful affair.
Chas Bates, Geo. A. Prather, Chas. Williams
and Geo. Cotton, forfeited - each in the Police
Court this morning for bathing in the Potomac
between daylight and dark.
Oscar Turner, cOiOred, was charged in
the Police Court this morning with
carrying razor. He claimed TO be a
barber. The court imposed fine OF SO or 80 days.
but suspended execution OF sentence, and TOOK
turner's personal bonds To leave the city.
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CARPETS!

CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS!
STYLES. 1882
We are receiving new styles Of
BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THREE-PLYS, TWO-PLIS, SUPER INGRAINS
And
Low PRICED INGRAM CARPETS
Hall and s. air Venitan CARPETS
English FLOOR DRUGGETS all sizes.
FLOOR IL-CLOTHS, all widths.
Noquette RUGS. Velvet RUGS, Tapestry Rugs.
Floor and Stair LINENS.
Napier MATING for offices, etc.
DRY GOODS.
Bargains in LAWNS, SHEETING COTTONS.
Table LINENS, Turkey Red Table LINENS.
NAPKINS, TOWELS BEDSPREADS.
Lonsdale CAMBRIA 10 cts.
Madras GINGHAMS, MATING, Ladies' CLOTH.
PARASOLS. CASHMERES and DRESS GOODS.
Hamburg EMBROIDERY. at half prices.
TOWSON'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ty26 SOUTH SIDE.
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AT THE THRATKR CoAIoUE an attractive variety
performance is given every night IN conjunction
with Matt Morgan'S living pictures
DRIVERS SUMNER NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS are
kept at high standard, and his inviting garden
theater is well filled every evening.
given every evening.
THE WAsHrNGToN SWIMMING SCHOOL Is open
morning and evening. for gentlemen, and for
ladies from 10 am. tn ~ m.
day and moonlight excursion to Glymont to-mor-
row on the steamer Keyport, leaving the foot OF
9TH street at 9 am. and pm
PINEY PoINT.-Messrs. Whipple Shattuck have
arranged to give an excursion to Piney Point,
Thursday, August Sd, on the steamer j. W. Thomp-
son. which will leave the city at am and return
at 10 80 pm.
THE MOUNT VERNON DUCKING ASSOCIATION gives
an excursion to Marshall Hall to-day. The steamer
w. w. Corcoran will leave on her last trip at 6
pm.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Luther
W. Barnard, OF NY, and Elizabeth Duty, of Oc-
coquan Va: +. W. Evans and E. A.. Monahan; w.
James W. fancy and Sarah Matilda Clagett, both
OF Montgomery county, Md: Samuel Nelson, OF
Montgomery county Md. and Sarah Tasker.
ANOTHER CASE UNDER THE New BURGLARY LAW.
The second case under the new burglary law was
before the Police Court this morning Charles
jackson, young colored man, was charged with
breaking into the warehouse OF Mr.. Benjamin +.
Baker, his employer. who is engaged In the hide
and WOOL business on 9Th street, between and M
streets southeast Sergeant Mulhall and Private
Sadler, OF the eighth precinct, arrested Jackson
about three O'Clock this morning for breaking into
the warehouse and stealing thirty pounds of wool.
Mr.. Guy Thompson appeared for the prisoner, and
waived an examination The court sent the case
TO the grand jury. and the prisoner was committed
In default OF 81 eco bonds
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Wash. Cor. Gin. Gazette >, To-. !
= WASHINGTON, July IS -gndge wyle, who was
PRAISED by the defense In the star-route cases
three weeks ago. for having refused to admit the
concession OF Rerdel, senator Dorseys private
secretary, Is now as much denounced by them
He to-day reiterated his statement that since that
time evidence enough had been submitted to the
court 10 make It apparent that there had been
conspiracy, and that there had been gross abuse
OF discretion In the matter OF the expedition OF
star route contracts. The testimony OF ex-
Attorney General MaeVeagh and OF ex-Postmaster
General James to-day waSa re cital Of the state
ments made TO them last year by Rerdell, which
mas Deen published many times In detail There
OF course can be no doubt that Mr. Rerdell made
such statement, although the newspapers which
defend the star roulB people under all circum-
stances speak OF Mr. MacVeagh and Mr. James as
mars, and place them in the category with Walsh.
They seem to forget that by pursuing such course
they give strength to Mr.. Walsh's testimony. The
story tod was very straightforward one, and
SHOWS In detail how the star route combinations
were formed, and how the conspiracy to expedite
the service was made. 1t was very evident that
the defense was seriously disturbed by the testi-
mony about RerdeI, as given by Messrs. Mac
neagh and James and ex-senator Clayton. 1t
strengthens Walsh and has direct bearing on the
question OF conspiracy.
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OIeOmargarine Again.

To The Editor Of THE EvENISG STAR.
Yesterday, through the ever-wecome STAR, we
read with much pleasure the news that the oleo-
margarine factory at the foot Of 18th street SOUTH
eas- had been declared nuisance and ordered
to be closed Immediately by Health Officer
Townshend. But. to our great surprise, We
tearnet this morning that last night the same
sinking, sitting and sicSeRing OdOr was manu-
featured and distributed, to the great annoy
auce and disgust OF all in that neghborhOod. as
wen as the pasSers-by. III there is any question
as 70 the power OF the health officer to abate such
nuisance, We VIII go higher and continue until
telS disgrace Is removed from our lair city.
CITIZENS.
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Bows Low SHOES IS cents, at family shoe store,
&c sos 9Th street
ANOTHER medical journal says: "a gentleman,
aged 20 years. so feeble from supposed heart dis
ease that sudden death was cXpected,waS perfectly
cured by Hunts remedy"
SUMMER DAYS EXCUgsI0N.-The day Snent in
the woods with a happy party and well filled
lunch baskets Is a Joy long 10 be remembered, pro-
vided there are no iHfei tiles accidents To mar
the festivity- But people Will sometimes make
mistakes in eating. and they may happen to tunl-
bic into the water and get soaked through and
through People WHO fall overheard should be
dried and then rubbed with Perry Davis Pain
Killer, which will protect them against cold and
rheumatism Mr. HOratiO VI. Price, OF Burlington,
Vermont says To the other troubles, Il have
been attacked with cramps in my stomach and
with cholera mOTbuS tried good many other
remedies which tailed. but Pain Killer cured me.
have never found a remedy so efficient
IMMENSE Linen Towels 49,. at BroIhead's, 1905 T.
THE LAST and best chance for real bargains in
gents's ladies' and ChfldrenS Iow-Cuarter shoes,
sandals and slippers, fac Kill button. lasting con-
greSS and lace CATERS, fOxed button and lace
boots, Is now offered by l. HEILBRUS,
1G2 9Th street northwest.
Sign: The Old woman in window.
LADIES gold watch and filed chain, $40. Prigg's.
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS from 10 cents up, at fam
NJ shoe store, .ss-}S 9TH street.
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The Jackson Grove Camp.
IHE MEETING TO BE FORMALLY OPENED THIS EyENIN,

TEE MEETING TO BE FORMALLY OPENED THIS EVENING
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
JACKSON GROVE, A A. Co, MD. July q, 81
The camp meeting OF the Methodist Protestants
OF this vicinity TO be held ut this place which ia
- miles from Washington, on the b. & p K r.
viii be formally opened tonight, most likely by a
prayer and experience meeting. Thus far the
work OF preparation the part OF families pro-
posing TO tent for the season has prevented any
regular meetings, though some informal gatherings
have been held. Last evening Getting was held
commencing about O'Clock and continuing to
about 10, in one OF the tents. Some OF the par
Elephants afterwards assembled about the Estey
organ In the tabernacle and gave concert, keeping
morning the early trains brought out a few re-
cruits TO the ranks Of the wOrshipers. Later
trains 1t Is expected, wall bring larger numbers.
A number OF the country people Will move In to-
day. c.
THE QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAKKEr.-At Queens
town yesterday, rs cattle were up, and lSS were
sold and 81 left over Cattle were sold from an to
~ and from no AZ TO ~ per pound sheep roms
Mich cows sold from SIS to $50 each.
THE ID. C. ARTnLERY.-At q regular meeting
OF the District Artillery last evening, Major
Hanneman in the chair, and Lieut.. Brewer secre-
,ment 10 be given for TIE benefit of the wounded
cann0neer, VIM. Sutton. Anexecutive committee
was chosen. and several members were dropped
70 be first lieutenant, vice Deyoe, and Seryt d.
Thomas to be first sergeant, vice Herbert Five re-
cruits were enrolled.
An EXCITING RUNAWAY AND AcCIDENr-About
$50 O'Clock this morning horse attached TO a
wagon owned by jacob Fischer, OF Prince Georges
county, and driven by his daughter, Miss Dora
Fischer, became frightened at locomotive ut the
corner OF 81 street and Virginia avenue southwest
and ran up Virginia avenue TO 9Th street Miss
Fischer was thrown out OF the wagon and became
entangled In the reins, the horse dragging her
nearly block over the cobblestoneS. Her face
and limbs were bruised considerably. DR.. Mead,
OF the health ONCE, rendered medical aid and pro-
nounced her wounds not OF q serious nature. Sub
s6quently she was removed TO her home In Prince
Georges county.
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

- 49, washington, D. c., January 4, 1881.
Gentlemen I'm renewing our orders for Browns
Iron Bltters may be OF satisfaction for the pub
lie to know that we receive the most nattering
encomfumS from our customers In regard to the
efficacy and genuine merit OF this medicine
WHrEsIDB WALTON Pharmacists
1891 Pennsylvania avenue
browns Iron Bitters is true tonic. cure for
dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness and all wasting
diseases
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS
REDUCED PRICES ON DOMESTIC LAWNS AND
GINGHAMs.
WHITE GOODS. ALL GRADES BOTTOM PRICES
GAUzE UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES.
ts- SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs AT
COST.
TYLER & CHEWING,
ty24 sls 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
Sol MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR SHORT TIME To
CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK.
Fine Fancy Mattings 35c.. former price so.
Fine Fancy Mattings Soc, 90 49,
Good Fancy Mating 25c., 80 and s5
Also line of Body Brussels, limited in quantities
from 20 to co yards, 81. 25 and few patterns in
MoQuettes and Neivets at 81. 25 and LAO.
very good line of Tapestry Brussels. at IS cents.
Our entire stock of Carpetngs have been marked
down, as we must make room for fall stock, which
shall commence receiving very soon
jy22 SINGLETON Il HOEKE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Au,useuncu:s To.uir,.t.

THEATER CoNIotE--Varfety and BurleSque
= ABNEa's SUMNER GAEDES.-COncerL
DRIVERS SUMNER GaRDEN.-Specialty Perform
ance.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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CTORK'S GRAND OCEAN TOUR.
" BALTIMORE TO BOSTON, VIA
THE IRON STEAMSHIP DECATUR H. MILLER,
AUGUST 18th,
Spending day at Hyseia Hotel, visiting the Isles Of
Changes and Great variety in Modes Of Conveyance
this Tour Ocean Voyage.Via stes mship. Baltimore to
Boston. Steamer-Norfolk to Fortress Monroe. Rail
Boston to Portsmouth Portsmouth to Isles of
Shoals. Carriage Rde-Tc New Castle. New Hamp-
6ago Steame 1: Like sebsxo, up the songo. the
ton. Rail-Throug.l Crawford Notch. White Noun
tans Rail-Ascending and descending Mount Wash
ington. Rai!-Wh ite Mountains to Boston and Fall
River. Palace Steamer-On Long Island Sound to New
York Kail-New York to Baltimore The very tour for
ladies without escort and those who wish travel with
out any care anxiety This romantic tour of 10 days
for only $50, including hotel accommodations transfers
and every needed expense from the beginning % the end
of journey For descriptive guide and all information
apply to J. d. FREE,
1343 street, Washington, d. c.,
jy27-10t or W. l.. STORK, Baltimore
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO DEEH TARK AND OAKLAND.
On Saturday next. July ~, special GXCurslnS Will
De given TO Deer Park and oakland. Round trip
ucketS VIII be soil on that day coOi TO return,
ieaVnx the above named points at IL 30 y. M Mon
diy night Fare for tie round trip. -. Tickets
can &c purchased at Baltimore am Ohio ticket
ofiices, GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the depot
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TTERE ARE THOUSANDS in this city who can tes-
tify To the merit o. Xanders Mcliiston. Aromatic
b.tterS, Blackberry and raspberry Wines No
family shoIli be without it No. 81 eth street
northwest
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FE.HE HISTORICAL COBBLER.

Lets see, let's see. when did Christopher Columbus
die ?" questioned brisk little man, he entered cob
KyT blers shop in Milford one day last week.
Ff Don't you gomin in dis eafnings?'
Hospitality asked the cobbler, as he paused
with upifted pegging hammer.
c&x1sG~ "rd like to know right away"
w ~ ''Vhell likes to oblige you, bud You see
mein Hans he dakes all der measures in buch.
und like enough he knows if COLUMBUS vas hee-er."
"Do you know who discovered American"
''Nein mein Colt but haf found out who dish
covered Sanfords Ginger, vich ish dirty dree
tousand times der pest dshgovery since dat apple
chawcd up in Baradse " 1t
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Skinny Men.
"WellS' Health Remover restores health ant
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De
bility. 81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell 3
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.'Agderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttcrmilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream. 15c. pint
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THE COOLEST. richest AMI most delicious sum-
mer beverage ever Invented i lee cream soda
water-a ComntaitiOn OF ice cream and soda
water. and greet Improvement on both. To be
obtained only at FerCuSon'S Drug Store, Il ST. and
Pa. ave-. Capitol Hill.
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If YOU WANT good ice cream, go to FuSSell'S. Il
you don't want guOi. go where IL is cheaper.
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Carter,s I,ittle Lfyer PIN
Nervous Debility

have no equal as prompt and positive cure for
sick headache, biliousneSs, constipation, pain in
the side and all liver troubles. Try them.
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How Refrcshinc

How Refreshing
to the feverSh invalid is Tarrant'S Settler Aperi
ent! Its cooling and 'anti-infiammatory characte
surpasses that OF any other saline Sold by al
druggists.
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JUMPER WATER
GA drlught at
Skaters, 1910 street.
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Nervous Debility
Is depressed. irritable state or mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling: no energy; no anima-
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
In generative organs Occasioned by excuses; men,
tai overwork, or indScretionS A POSITIVE infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found In
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and despondency, and restores wonder
ful power to the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists, 81 package, for s., sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3l5
First avenue, N Y. STOTT CROMWELL, Agents,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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X1,OOO Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching liberated
or .protruding Piles that DeBngs Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by j. p Miller, NJ. D., 9l5
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
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GESTs Low SHoEs sc cents, at family shoe store,
305-30o 18th street.
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Bright's Disease Os the Kidneys. Di.
RbeteS.
No danger from these diseases II you use Hop
BtterS; besides, being the best family medicine
ever made. Trust no other.
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POWERFUL land and water glasses; Hempler's
453 Pa. ave.
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tuesday night John Prindell, a prisoner in the
Br:deweil Chicago, murdered his cell-mate, VIM.
). Clark. by beating him to death with Clark's
wooden leg.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is highest I'm the south Atlantic states
and lowest In the Lake Superior region. North
westerly winds prevail in the Missouri valley,
westerly winds In the middle states and New
Engiand- Occasional rain has fallen in the
south Atlantic and east Gulf states the northwest
and upper lake region. The following stations
report more than one inch of rainfall during the
past twelty-.Our hours: ElStport. 1.55: Quebec,
LII The temperature has risen in the mide
states, Tennessee and the Ohio valley. and fallen
In the extreme nOrthwe I: elsewhere remained
nearly stationary The following special tempera-
lures were reported at q. III. this morning:
EastpOrt End QI"bec. GO: Montreal, Coz: MI. Wash
fngtOu, 80; Cleveland 1fo; AIDcnA. 1Oo; Duluth
AMI st Paul, esq., Denver, Gle; an Francisco, SO.
The following maXinu:n temperatures were re-
ported yesterday afternoon: Baltimore, 91o; Phil
adelpilf1, ego; Albany, SO2: New YORK. Boston and
Portland, Me-, s3o; Washin ton, &c.
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AT COST "AT COST"
We have marked down all LINEN LAWNS 10 rs cts.
AL LINEN LAWNS TO 25c.. worth 31lsc.
Fest CANTON GINGHAMs reduced to loc
A splendid line Of GRENADINES Ct moet desirable
styles reduced TO cost
All CoLoRED DRESS GOODS at cost.
WHITE GOODS. Splendid stock. Low prices.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR Large stock. Anat
reduced prices
All FANCY PARASoLS at cost
We compelled To sell goods cheap n prepare for
removal to store, building for us. a few
doors west Of our present location.
''ONE PRICE ONLY"
TRCNNEI. 4 CLARK
jyl5 sos MARKET SPACE.
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For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
HerZog'S 3OS 9th st., near Penniy ly.tnia avenue.
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DRY GOODS.

Sn PIECES BEST LAWNS. FAST coLoRs. iooyf
An pure LINEN LAWNS reduced 10 soc.
Job lot az Six and Wool GRENADINES. IS and 300
formerly sold for soc. andS 81.
Real ORGANDIE LAWNS. l2hc.
Our WHITE GOODS Department IL fully STOCKED,
ana comprises some Of the latest novelties.
10 600 yards Of real wAMsUTTA COTTON. in rems
pants. ranging from 20 70 I'd. pieces. loc.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS NJ cost.
Examine our stock. and you win be convinced thaA
selling goods at reduced prices.
JNO. A. LUTTREIL CO..
jy22 sl7 Market SPACE.
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Not a Success.
From this Springfield Republican.
The attempt TO break Walsh's testimony is not a
brilliant success Quite otherwise.
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I7.t' ~ IN
For the middle Atlantic states and New England
partly cloudy weather, local rains, winds mostly
westerly, stationary or lower temperature and
pressure.
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HowsoS's Ice creaEnr'ch pure aud reliable; 81. a5
gal, qt tins 3D.; 1ICi 18th NV.
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BOYS Low SHOES IS cents, at family shoe store,
acc 30S eth street
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D1RAsQLa sun UMBRELLAS, Sinks, LACE
In9ss L1nsn essnsa below oct - doe ont q II
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LADIES hid SLIPPERS from 40 cents up, at fam
NJ shoe store, 3ti-3S 9TH street.
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FINANCIAL.

WILLIAMS 4 SON, GLIB FIFTEENTH ST.-Gov-
w eminent Securities, Railroad Bonds and l.oca!
Stocks bought and sold commission: Railroad
Stocks carried margin; Defaulted Railroad Bonds
wanted. jy24-6t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
MAsHINGToN. DC. July q 1880 a.3l n M 1
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THE QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET-At Queens
town yesterday, 225 cattle were up, and lSS were
sold and 81 left over Cattle were sold from az to
81 and from "a TO 5E per pound; sheep from 3I<
TO ~ per pound; lambs from to per pound.
Mich COWS sold from SIS to $50 each
The daily gazette., 1882-04-27
LOCAL LINES.

Geo. Nilsson attempted to swindle Alb.
Richardson, butcher, of this city, BY
getting the caGh for check Richards
son gave him to pay for some cattle
with yesterday. The bank refused him
ths money and he was folled.
The closing exercises of the Unity
Club were largely attended last evening.
Mr.. Stone was requested q to publish his
address on "The Public Duties OF Private
Citizeps."
The Philharmonic Society's concert
comes off In the Opera House, this sve-
ming, and is, Of course greeted with
rain,
West Presbyterian Church has re-
cBived q bequest of $3.50 from the estate
of the late E>sie Simpkins.
The High School Alumni will meet at
the High School on Friday evening, to
cousi .er the sul ject of suitable candl-
dates for the School Board.
The wilmington Athletic ASS 0 ciation's
second public entertainment comes of
In the Opera House next Saturday eve
Ming.
More good 10 cent tinware al
SO cent store.
Copies of the DAILY GAZETTE of the
following dates, are wanted at The
GAZETTE Office: August, 13. 1881
Septe eber, 20, 1881. Five cents viii
be given for a perfect copy of eact
date.