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AnanSemenfS. ExcurSiOnS Etc

THEATER CoMIoUE.-Tne bill at the Comiaue In
ci'iieS the sensational drama Of 'Saved FROM the
Storm and most attractive variety Clio.
At ABNER'S GARDEN fine orchestral concert
Is given every evening.
DRIVERS SUMNER THEATER.-The speciality per-
fornanceS at Drivers constantly grow In popular
fly.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL is open
morning and evening for gentlemen, and from 10
a m. 10 II n. for ladies.
THE MAMHOTH CAyE.-There Will be an excur-
sion given to the Mammoth Cave ut liarpers Ferry,
August the 18th.
THE FOURTH STREET NJ F. CHURCH CHOIR will
give an excursion TO Lower Cedar Point tomorrow,
leaving on the steamer Moseley at 8 30 a. H.
LURAY CAvE.-Messrs- Helphenstine and Free
nave arranged an excursion to Iuray Cave next
"Wednesday. The train Will leave the B. & o. de-
pot at s: 80 a. m. ana return at II p. m.
THE APOLLO GLEE CLUB EXCLUSION on tie
steamer Cofcoran last evening Was largely at
tended. The guests of the club landed at Marshall
Hall, where part OF the evening was spent in
Elson. Dr. and Mrs. Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. r.
McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogg Mrs Goodall.
Miss Lola Goodali. Mr.. Wick Taylor. Dr. A. S.
Schafhirt, Miss Cordelia Levy, Miss Emma Levy.
Miss Fannie Stops, Lieut. harris, TSA.; viii
Nalley. Miss Katie Parker, Surgeon General
B Barn Paul Livingston, c. r. Dufor Fred SWEET,
Lulu lulu Twombley, Ell. Crandall and lady, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Pearson. c. F. Nyman, Jimmy Smith,
M Maui Reynolds, Fred. Gr;lrin and lady, George
augustus Bruehl. d. d. Kane, Henry Kaiser. a p
Chiids, JOAN c. Gather. VIII. Keyser, J. C. Pannie
Mr.; and Mrs G. ". Fairbrother, George A. W.
sam. Wise, George tombstone, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
haiser, MI and Mrs A. X. Spofrord, Miss Nav
k Hann,a George White; A. s. Stephenson, Miss
ana Mrs Harry Simonds, Frank Pearson. Frank
Johnson, Harry Rapley, VIII. Harris, A. M.
wooster, sydney Smith, G. F. Johnston, George
Neal Emsnerich, DR.. George b. Welch. r. + love.
JOY, .. I. keyseF, W. ii. ktson and Ernest S;kken
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AI,,tssrnscnt. 'Sa-nir.,t.

TEEATER C0NIQUE.-"S Saved from the Storm
ABNEES SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Specaity Perform
ance.
The W ASHiSGTOS SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue. between 18th and 1itu streets.
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PEST BARGAINS OFFERED THIS SEASON

PEST BARGAINS OFFERED THIS SEASON.
We want to get rid Of our Summer Goods to mako
room for our
NEW FALL STOCK.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR PURCHASES
AT OUR STORE.
LAWNS msrked down 70 4 cents.
Yard wide LAWNS marked down to 5 cents.
Finest American ORGANDY LAWNS cents.
Finest LINEN LAWNS marked down to Is cents.
Hamburg EDGING. at half prices.
INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWN, CHECKED
NAINSOOKS. VICTORIA LAWNS, prices reduced
Best L0nsdae CAMBRIA. 10 cts.
IABLE LINENS. WINE CLOTH, WHITE COUN-
TEhPANES, TOWELS. NAPKINS. Etc.
We are receiving our new Fail Stock of
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
RUGS and DRUGGETs. ETC.. It
TOWSON'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ant SOUTH SIDE
H v. DEMPsTER.
DENTIST.
l09 It'll street northwest. aus
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NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT WE
TAKE STOCK NEXT WEEK, WE WERE COM
PEELED TO REPLENISH OUR STOCK OF HAM
BURG EMBROIDERIES. AND HAVE JUST RE
TURNED FROM NEW YORK WITH WHAT WE
THINK ARE THE BEST BARGAINS IN HAM
BURGS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
OFFER GOODS CHEAP AT THIS SEASON OF THE
YEAR. WE BOUGHT AS CHEAPLY AS CASH
WILL BUY. AND HAVE ADDED A VERY SMALL
PROFIT. AND NOW ASK YOUR INSPECTION OF
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
12c 17c.. 2oc. Csc. Soc, s71lc. and Soc Per Yard
AND ASSURE YOU THAT THE VALUES WILL
NOT BE AS GOOD IN THE COMING SEASON.
WE HAVE ALSO BOUGHT FROM THE MANU-
FACTURERS 10 OR Is CARTONS OF ALL SILK
eros GRAIN RIBBONS AT HALF PRICE, AND
WE SHALL, AS USUAL WITH Us. GIVE BAR
GAIN WHEN WE GET BAEGAIN. WE SHALL
SELL THIS LOT AS FOLLOWS:
No. As. SIS and rs
BEST ALL SILK eros GRAIN RIBBONS
At sc. Per Yard.
No. 9's and los at 1Oc. Per Yard.
WHEN THESE ARE GONE WE SHALL AGAIN
HAVE TO ASK THE REGULAR PRICEs-FoR THIS
MONTH. HOWEVER, HALF PRICE AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE s21
~ Samples Furnished to any address. Mail orders
will receive prompt attention.
au4 WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
NEW SHADES IN DRESS GOODS.
RECEIVED sGiTsBhE foE TRhVEL1S$ soSi
DPkSHI Gs F5 rkk Ks It FShT low
WE sEAASHH SSS e e III
hHV EsSS sEf Ie fg abVhSa
TAGEOUSLY.
HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS
sHE EE AND 2, PILLOW CASINOS IN COTTON
DANASKS IN ALL WIDTHS TOWELS AND
NAPKINS IN GREAT VARIETY.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
gV ONE PRICE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. aul
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
250 Pieces 81 Mosquito Netting, Blue at 25c-suit-
able for doors and windows.
. cases Gotten. in remnants, ct Sc, worth 1219c.
case Merrllnach Percales at &C., worth 10.
500 Parasols at about half price.
300 all Linen Boating Shirts at Soc, worth 81.
100 Pieces Plain Black Grenadines at &c., worth l5
Ladies' Busters 75c. to B.
800 Color d Counterpanes at 81, worth 81. so.
l, 200 Yards White oried z. X. at &c.
so Pieces Plain Black Nuns Yelling at zoe. worth 81
BARGAINS IN EVERY KIND OF DRY GOODS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
ty2S 7l3 Market Space.
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Ehe Courts.
POLICE COURT.-.Judoe Shell.

Yesterday, after our report closed, James Bryan,
col0red, for larceny OF some clothing and other
articles from Maria Smith. was sentenced to six
months in jail. Louis X. Bart, violating the inter-
nal revenue laws; grand jury, bonds $500. Henry
Noble, colored. vagr.ncy; bonds or 80 days.
To-day, Annie Smith, vagrancy: bonds or 30
days. JOS. Kelly, loud AMI bo1sterous; IS or Is
days. Belle Penny. profanity; s. or days. Cor
nelius A. Ofutt, lOul and bosterOus; s. orr days.
Addie Jackson, profanity; s. or days Richard
Boland, colored, vagrancy; personal bonds Eliza
Smith, coored, profanity; s. or days. Bud Smith
son, colored, throwing stones on the street; S. or
10 days. john Rooney. keeping dangerous dog;
so or 30 days Maria Carter and Annie Anderson,
coored, ARRAY; s. or Is days. Nancy Taylor, An
81 each John Butler coored, larceny OF 100 bricks
from George F. Rider s. or IS days. Thos. O'Don-
nell, threats 10 Orlando f. Smith; $500 bonds to
keep the peace or six months in Jail. Dan. Frisby,
threats to Susan Frisby both cOOred; $500 bonds
or 30 days. Herman and Paul Thurm. assault on
Herman HObleman; SO or 80 days. Robert Car
ter threats to julia Carter, his wife; personal
bonds to keep the peace.
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at So. 90. worth $500. -'1 ILL o " -
Also N sfy VnsT q at tS FINE worth NSSS CLOTH COATS
Also. fey more CHEvIor and CASHMERE SUITS
Also. few more fine CASHMERE SUITS at s12 90.
vii buy genuine cATcUTTA sEER 81
Sere at sa6 u hrsciass STYLE equal to any sold
I 50 Is Will buy an ma ALLIS q SUIT worth
SUITS coior at s9a g. WORTH Worth sliNEN
y 81 FSF Sss 5ssSs
hsSs St. assa Bsa sss, So
In ehssg m nSES buck
have have some Of the better grades left Win slaughter
s EE g2AI STSf SGE Elan
MI Ne NEmIS must go. The prices them viii
Some OFFICE COATS are left. We sell them at 4oc.
Also good "a. 2 cAT want
Our Of p1 anr Close
,Sood sssor TIM and generally suit everyb body
OUR MOTTO:
No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Satisfaction guaranteed at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS aus
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS m
COAL AND WOOD
By water and rail direct from the mines.
Facilities unsurpassed by any Arm in tina Unitea
States. 80 oA'soS'
Sell at lowest cash prices and delivered promptly.
streets southwest. 80
Branch Yards: l20a F Ct NV, Sd and 4 srs. nv
1tn and sts. n.w lll2 9th St NV. and 221 Pa ave-
soutneasL jyl6-zm
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CONGRATULATED HIM.

''Mornin' mornin'," said Lynn man to one Of his
neighbors the other day. Accept my heartest
1SK> gratulatiOns."
fS4sSf 'Wwhat for?" demanded the bewdered
y congratulated man.
Il ''Why, You look elated and happy that
w Mr.. Benjamin here, and I, thought surely
W. SAyou must be the made father of twin
boys"
Coed gracious! twins? Not any. Ha ha ha!
That's rather goodisb, but no twins-yet. You don't
seem to have caught to the true inwardness of my
beaning happiness-the real reason why I'm the best
feeling man in Lynn"
well. no; confess don't quite understand it."
Then I'll tel you. Idrint Sdaords Ginger. See 90
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Sports on Land and Water.
THE POTOMAC CLUB BOAT RACE-BASE BALL-TUR
NOTES, ETC.


A great deal OF interest centers In the race be-
tween the two crews from the Potomac Bolt Club
to take place at $50 this evening. 1t Is known
that the crews are very evenly matched, and
very close and holly contested Will be rowed,
barring accidents.
1t is likely that the Potomac boat club will en-
gage the services OF the oarsnan Taylor, of Pitts
burg as trainer for the crews to row in the coming
regatta.
Base ball yesterday: At washIngton-war de-
partment nine, IL; p. o. d. nine, 4. AT Pittsburg-
Baltimore, s; Allegheny 5. AT worcestershire
falo. 4; Worcester, /. AT Boston-Boston 4; Cleve-
dence-Chicago, 3: Providence, l. At New York
Metropolitan, s. Atlantic, OF Canada, 0.
agreed upon at New York yesterday as the place
for the prize fight between Tug" Wilson and
James Elliott.
The winners at the Coney Island races yester-
BouDcer, AMI jim Vanderveer.
The winners at the Long Branch races were
BrattIcdore, Eoie, Duplex, Marathon, Strathspey,
The winners at Saratoga were Monogram, War
field. Saunterer. and Jennie V.
The Rochester trotting races yesterday were
won by Wilson and UnOlOla.
The trainer ana driver expect to have St Julien
IL condition for the track again in few weeks.
The HillSiales consider the delay in the replies
from America touching their status may have
arisen from the fact that the Amateur Rowing AS
ISOLATION addressed the presidents OF the various
American clubs instead OF the secretaries. There
Is no chance OF the acceptance OF the Hillsdales'
challenge, unle SIS the Rowing Association have
the answers by to-day.
CoLORED WOMEN IN A STREET FIGHT.-Marla
Carter and Annie Anderson. two coloret women,
were before Judge Smell this morning, charged
with making an affray In the street The testi-
mony showed that they had a regular pitched
battle In the street, in which they made calico fly
Annie tod the court that Maria robbed her OF
her husband and Sue took her to task about it
on the street. AMI Maria gave her no satisfaction,
and she proceeded to chaStise her. A fine OF S. or
Is days each was 1mpOSed.
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CArTLs MARKET.-At Queenstown yesterday
there were NJ for sale s. head OF cattle $50 sheep
ana lambs, and 200 calves. Cattle Sold from
20 54c- per pound; sheep, from to SC; lambs from
70 5xc.; calves from Sc to IS.
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us 18th street northeast, Jan. 9, 1882.
Gentlemen: My occupation is night policeman
%as Rra this city For ong time
night sweats. Two reputable physicians failing
to give me relief, SO upon the advice and recon-
menced taking Browns Iron Bitters. When had
taken half bottle 1 found that it was doing me
good. After the second bottle was taken I was
completely cured and have been well ever since.
L nave given the Iron Bitters to my children with
such good effects that 1 most cheerfully recon-
mend them. WIN. T. CLINTON,
Met Police. Eighth Precinct.
Juniper Water
at c. b. SHAFER's, 1910 st. Send for circular. 6
1t is an Indfsputable Fact
that nothing so reaches and removes the cause OF
those terrible headaches as that well-knOwn and
well-tried specific, Tarrants Seltzer Aperlent
Carter's Liver Bi.ters
exert a wholesome, mildly stimulating effect on
the stomach. which is direct aid TO digestion, at
the same time acting energetically on the liver
and gently On the bowels.
Nervous Debility
IS depressed. irritable state of mind: a weak,
nervous. exhausted feeling; no energy; no ANNA
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
in generat1ve organs occasioned by excuses; men,
tal oVerWork, or indiScretOnS. POSITIVE infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones UP the system
arr arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes mem
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
lul power 10 the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists, 81 package. for S., sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 315
Fist avenue, n. y. STOTT CROMWELL, Agents,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue
$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
or .protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. disco
Catarrll Of the BLADDER.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by ''Buchupaiba."
81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. E
"A1derney Dairy Wngons.'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lD. Ward" prints doc Der h.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermlk and sweet milk,
&C. per ct Cream. l5c pint
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FUSSEILS Ice CREAM.

SCNEERTNG ~ THE II0r CLINATES.-Vhile some
seek the mountains AMI others the SeaShOrc. bust
ness and duty call others on spd voyages in tropt-
cal lattG les This /, little riS1y Tor the dangers
OF SjnstFCke AMI severe bowel diseases must lie
encountered Yet il the vUydCrr Is supplied with
Perry Davis PItl Killer all may be We'll Capt.
Jordan. OF Ch2retCn, master or the bark Flor del
Mar. was pro-tT .ted ;it severe heat and collie In
C1eDiCcrgos. CUBA. FoE three hours he was in the
utmost agony expecting To- Ill. During that time
he took bottle ana Il half o. 'Pdin Killer" 1t
did It's work bravery The captain was restored To
health, and WIS soon able 10 be on duty. He says
that cveTy vessel anI to sea Cu5 Et 10 ayc a sup
ply Oh pain Killer"
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SINGLETON & HOEKE,
S01 MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME TO
CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK.
Fine Fancy Mattings 35c., former price So.
Fine Fancy Msttings SOC, 50 '' 40.
Good Fancy Mating o5c.. '' 80 80 and 5
Also a line of Body Brussels, limited in quantities
from 20 to co yards, at 81 %, and few patterns in
MoQuettes and Neyets az 81. % and 81. 40.
very good line of Tapestry Brussels at IS cents.
Our entire stock of Carpetings have been marked
down, as must make room for fall stock, which we
shall commence receiving very soon.
jy22 SINGLETON & HOEKE.
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JOHNSON Bro. : He'r photo. enlistment ground
lO0f), i6s and f69 Pa No finer cabinets any
price than We make for - per dUZ. Our friends
and The public COriially invited.
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Special Weather bulletin.

1Ee CHIEF signal officer or the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To the press: The
barometer j lowest north Of TIE lever lake
region aud h gh->t in The lower Missouri valley
Generally fair weather prevails this morning in
the districts east or the Mississippi and in the
northwest. with Cooler northwest to southwest
WINS Cooler nOrhefiy WINS ara reported from
the gulf states Tac barometer has fallen in the
upper Missouri valley and northern MINES pta.
with e1otegly 10 SOGt.ierly winds The following
special temperatures were ret orted at this
morning: EJStpCTt. $50: Montreal. G3o; Quebec,
CO MI Washington, IL Cleveland. so; Alpena,
$50; Duluth. Sc: ST Paul, Sc; Denver, TO; san
Francisco, so. During the past n hours heavy
rainflIS OF Orc inch or NOR are rGr1rted from the
Ing SfTt4a'.S: I9diti.O!a. 15J: Shreveport,
LIS: Starkvillc, :. The Indications are that fair
and slightly cooler weather viii prevail in the
southern portion cf the middle 4 lte5 during Fri
day. Local rains an cooler weather are in Heat Il
for New Engl1nt and thc extreme northern por-
ton Of the nj d!c states tG-Ii5ht followed by 11ir
weather on EfiI4V.
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GoLD-FILLED vest ch3ins, 81 to $40. Prlgg's.

SIMPLE truth IS most mighty. AMI will prevail
Hunts Remedy cures Ike magic all diseases of
kidneys, liver ana urinary organs.
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The " Gather.

OFFICE TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. August 10. 1852. 9:3J ami
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather in
the southern portion, local rains in the extreme
northern portion light variable wind. mostly frUn
south TO west, slight fall in temperature on the
coast, stationary AMI Slight rise In barometer.
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Carriers Liver Ysi.ters

exert wholesome, mildly stimulating effect {
the stomach. which is direct aid TO digestion.
the same time acting energetically on the liv,
and gently On the bowels
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Avon peCIlerS; save eyesight; consult Hempler,
453 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MADAM Ross has returned home from the springs
and can be found at her former residence, 402 81
street northwest.
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Nervous Debility

$1,000 Reward
OF. ,protr'lding Piles that DeBings 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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HELPE

Wanted plenty OF help to get rid az stn immense
stock previous to removing into our Handsome New
Building.
is impossible for to mention all the low prices 10
which we have reduced the Goods sl on hand enough
said when say that Goods shall be carried into the
new building that price viii sell.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC
"
B. AND O. FXPRESSMEN,
AT JUENNtMANS GARDEN.
ON MONDAY AUGUST IA.
Tickets, % cents.
Professor STEMS orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion. Dancing will commence at O'Clock. au10-3t'
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Juniper Water

at Z. b. SHAFER's, 1910 st. Send for circular.
II Is an Indfspufablc Fact
that nothing SO reaches and removes the cause OF
those terrible headaches as that well-knOwn and
Well-trled specific, TarrantS SeltZer Aperent
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500 dozen twoinch Hemstitched Pure Linen HAND
hERCHIEFS at ii cts. have been sold at 25 cts.
AL Odds and Erds in HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS,
such Table Linen. Towels Napkins ETC.. at half
price to close.
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A INVOLVEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

K N G'S ACE,
No. s14 SEVENTH STREET.
Being compelled to surrender my second and third
nocTs my large Showroom and also Stock room, by
the last part OF this month to the builder to I'm sh i'm
provements, am obliged to sell the entire stock of
FLOWERS,
PLUMES
TRIMMED GOODS,
And all other articles in the
NJ I 1 Try LIN E
We are willing to make still another sacrifice to get rid
OF our large and extensive stock. having room to
store 1t during progress of building.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Our entire stock must be sold. Price object Call
and ascertain prices and convince yourself and lie
TO secure baran Now is your chance; don't SIS il,
Call early. First come first served
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We are proud TO that the Building much
than we anticipated. and bank accounts run low.
We must therefore replenish. Help TO do this and
we shall help you to better bargains than you have ever
bought before.
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.AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb ward" prints 40c. per ID
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per ct Cream. l5c pint
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-26
PIPES Bx fian itiLttOh.
A Description 81 tie Process CT
Manufacture Ga Providence.
Providence Journal.

IIoNluOuCo JOulhdls
The red clay pipe is made in this
city at the rate OF about two million a
year, worth five to ten cents apiece. or
ten or twenty Thousand dollars. The
clay comes from Msrtha's Vineyard,
Governors Island, N Y, aud Lake
Michigan. Three hundred tons are
used in year. The three kinds of
clay are mixed on ground together. A
workman with pile of clay behind
him makes from it single rells of clay,
each large enough to makea pipe. The
next worker places the clay in pipe
mould, runs a wire into the stem part.
puts under a lever and makes the bowl.
Fifteen hundreda day are moulded by
one man. The moulds may be Of va
rious designs to form the decorated
bowl. The latest is the Land League Il
representing eviction on one side and
prison life on the other. In pipes, as
In other things, novelties must be
given the smoking public, and as those
interested in Land Leagues are fair
smokers, this pipe viii be bought for
use and for patriotism.
After the moulding process the
pipes are laid away to dry or drain I'm.
til the water is well out of them.
They are then put in fire clay receiv-
ers. one hundred and ninety in each,
and placed in furnace or kiln to be
burnt, the oven holds 10000 pipes.
They are then heated to a white heat.
The red clay pipe has wooden stem
and a silver band. The stems are
made from maple by machinery de.
signed for the purpose. They are made
black by the proec Of enameling.
The band is made from a circular
piece of brass, that is to say, a circular
piece OF brass without break or seam is
turned into cylinder about an inch
in length. Some Of the pipes are
stained, while others are left in the
color Of clay to be stained or colored
by the smoker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-26
THE WAR GIT OVER AGIN,'
The Republican Soldiers In
Peace and Stay.al-HOme in
War Get Loose in the
House.
snoolal q Courisr-Journnl.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-In the
House to day the war was all fought
over again. The doughty and red
faced Robson fred on Sumter at /
o'clock, and peace was not declared
until nearly FIVE. 1t all grew out of a
little discussion of the bill to increase
the police force of the District of
Columbia from 200 TO 300. 1t seems
that there is rule of the new Com
missioners which precludes from ap-
pointment on the force any man over
forty years Of age, and Mr.. Robson
saw in this blow at the soldier. One
would naturally think that a soldier
who, at forty, is robust enough for a
policeman would not suffer very much
from such blow, but the soldier was
trotted in all the same, and then the
question OF Democratic ex-soldiers
came up, and Mr.. Robson, who
is bursting with ambition to be a
great leader on the Republican side,
where a great leader is very much
needed, made a slam at Mr.. Cox,
whereupon Mr.. Cox asked him il he
was a soldier. Then Robson said he
was in the same brigade with Cox, to
which the witty Democrat proceeded
10 remark with some earnestness that
he had never failed to vote and work
for all measures to supply money for
the support of the war, though his
conscience had troubled him, knowing
how misspent some of it was on the
navy This 80 rubbed the fur the
wrong way that the war fairly opened,
and "0ld Roby" sailed in. Repre-
sentative Cook, Of Georgia, said these
insults and offensive speeches always
came from those valiant warriors who
stayed at home, and never from those
on the other side who bravely went to
the front. Presently Mr.. MacLane,
Of Maryland, joined in, and this
brought out the forces from Pennsyl-
vania, but Ex-Governor Curtain, on
the Democratic side, spiked the guns
aimed from that side by showing what
the Democrats, whenbe was Governor
did toward helping put down the
rebellion. 1t was the hottest discus
sion Of the session.