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CASEY. On June II, 1882, at 5 O'Clock p M, PAT
RICK j. CASEY, aged twenty-four years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence 500
14th street northwest, tomorrow, June 18TH at 10
O'Clock a. Friends and relatives of the family are
invited to attend
DORSEY. On Tuesday, June IS. 1882, at 3:1Op M.
EDWARD j. DORSEY, in the eighty seventh year of
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Thursday June
18th, at 10 o'clock from the resi- dence of his
in-law, F. ID. bowling No. 416 Four and half street
southwest. Interment at Alexandria, Va
GILL. This morning, June a. 1882, at thirty five
minutes past one O'Clock, Mr. JOHN HOLT GILL.
His funeral will take place from his late residence.
18th instant, at O'Clock p. M.
JOHNSTON. On Wednesday, June 14th 1882 at
O'Clock a. M, j. r. JOHNSTON, in the fifty -sixth
year of his age.
Notice of funeral wi be given in tomorrow morn
ing's Post.
MARYMAN. June 18th, 1882, MARGARET MARY
MAN wife of Richard Maryman, in the thrtieth year
of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
at 10: 80 a M
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kilograms to The Star.


LOUISVILLE, KY, june A--A special from Mt
vernon, KY, states that yesterday, near Bradley
nephew, Sam Cromer, were riding on horseback
together, conversing about an old grudge. They
finally Quarreled dismounted, engaged In an en-
counter, when the nephew inflicted a wound on
mis- uncle with large knife severing the wind
pipe, but not before William had fractured the
condition, and II Is thought their wounds are NOR
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The Star Route Trial.

After the report OF the star route trial on the
first page of THE STAR closed, Mr.. French, the
sub-cOntractor. was called to identify letter
written for him by Mr.. T. s. Nightingale, but Mr.
Hine objected and the witness was excused
Ralph NJ. Grimes, postmaster of Kearney Ne
Draska testified to the length OF the route and the
schedule time
This finished the evidence on route 34149
Route IS. 145 from st. Charles to GreenhOrn, was
then taken up.
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OUR UPSET PRICES

ARE TAKING STRONG HOLD OF THE RETAIL
DRY GOODS TRADE.
AMONG THE ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT WEEK
ARE:
Cases Wamsuta coton. at the upset prices of &C. and
100 Pieces Of India Linen at the upset price of l2c.
OGO Styles of Beautiful Lawns. in plain colors Lawn
Tennis; Polka Dots, Figures, Stripes and Tinted
300 Styles of Madras Bingham and Seersuckers at the
upset prices of 10c. and 12c. per I'd.
5U Dozen OF deep Lace Top Lise Gloves at the upset
price of 25e. Reduced from 50c.
200 Styles of White GroundLinen Lawns, Black, Brown,
Blue and Pink Figures, at the upset price of &c. per
yard
200 Pieces of Persian Lawn and India Linen at the up
set prices of Zoe. pc, 25c.
90 Styles Of Lace work. Dotted and Figured SWISS at
the upset price of 25c. per yard.
20 New Styles of Lace Work Grenadines As in. wide,
D. at the upset price of &c. Reduced from 81.
Parasos at the upset prices of ST. 81 49, 150 81 49,
p: Parasols, satin cover Spanish lace gilt ribs,
large size, at 81 and S5 Reduced from So and 81.
UPSET PRICES ON
Dress Goods, Cashmeres Summer Silks. English Her.
nani Boys Linen for suits, Gents Cassmeres Shetland
Shaws, Ladies' listers, Table Linens Turkey Red,
Sheetng Cotton, White Flannels. Mating, Lace Bunt
ing, Ladies' and Gents Summer Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts, Handkerchiefs.
T0WSON,C
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PATENTS WE'RE Issued yesterday as follows:
Wilson Ager, Washington, decortcating grain;
Day o. Crane, Washington amalgamating
ore-separator; Geoi. NJ Harbaugh, Tabillasville,
car coupling; Edwin II. Howard, Baltimore, Md,
in case OF fire Or alarm: Clarence NJ. Kempt, Balt
more, gas machine;i VIM. c. Marmaduke. Potomac
Mills, Va, mail budget or pouch; w. w. Norris
nalttmore. bottle stappers; Grin Parker, Washing
ton, cooling sir for making Ice and cooling air in
gsnar |; w. +. TGrobu;l Hampton, Va, metallic
skipping rope; w. Hand j. A. Upsher and w. r.
Royster. Rtchmoni shipping tag; w. II. Wiley,
Henderson, MI, fruit drier.
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MONUMENT TO CoLOkED SoLDIERs.-At large
and enthusiastic public meeting held under the
auspices OF Union Bethel literary and historic AS
ISOLATION, at the close OF paper 1.-The negro in
resolution was adopted instructng the president
OF the association to appoint committee OF seven
four ex-Sodiers and three ctvilians-tO devise ways
and means for the purpose OF erecting, in WASH
ington, a monument to the memory OF the coOred
soldiers who fell in the late rebellion. The COM
mittee. was appointed as Observation-Disclosures
Lewis II. Douglass, Geo. M. Arnold, NJ. NJ. Holland
Rev William Warning. Civilians-J. w. Cromwell,
Bishop j. NJ. Brown. Prof. StOrum.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to H. H Dodge, $50 18th street
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Several suspicious circumstances connected with
the sudden illness and death of the late Jacob
Hess, who died at No. 229 d street NV last sun
day week. will probably result in an investigation
by the coroner. The symptoms OF the sudden
attack lead his friends to believe that poi
son was the cause, and circumsta nces
connected with the treatment of the patient; the
manner in which the certificate of death was
obtained; the failure to find personal effects, &C.
induced friends OF the deceased to put the case in
the hands OF Detective COOmes, who states to-day
thHt there is strong grounds for suspicion Of
poison having been administered.
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SUIT AGAINST A POLICE OFFICER.-To-day Mr.. G.
~. Smith, for Francis Leonard n!ed suit against
Thomas Auldrtdge, police officer, for E. 500 DAM
ages for false arrest He claims that on the 2lst
OF May defendant came TO his house AMI arrested
him for keeping his bar open on Snn.ay, and that
There were no grounds for sail Il. and that on
Aeafing the government witRc,Sfs JJ.ge Smell
promptly dismissed tae case.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AnuSements Tonight.

THEATER CGMIQUE-B urlesqUe and variety
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN--Specialty Enter
ta1EmenL
ABSER's SUMNER GARDES.-Concert
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOI--New York ave-
hue, between 18Th and 14th streets NV.
GARDEN PARTY, 10Th and G streets s-w., Grace p
X Church
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CHICAGO, Ill, June IA Winnipeg special
says Hanlan has asked Ross to postpone the race
Two weeks Ross refuses to remain under train
Ing so long, and fixes on July Sd. 1t is believed
here that Hanlans illness is scheme to affect the
betting.
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BRACELETS and Bangles, - to $40, at Prigg's.

NEW LACEs-Brabant, Maltese, Duchess, EIel-
weiss, Russian, French Walls and real oriental
from s. 10, 12, Is TO 25c pr yd.; ladies' and chill
drenS Silk mittS in all shades. best IS 55 and Sc
pair. Mrs Max Weyl agt, az 9TH st. NV.
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District Government Affairs.

Hfstrlct Government Affairs.
The Engineer Commissioner has been authorized
by the board to advertise for proposals for street
sweeping and alley cleaning for the ensuing year.
the parking commission do not object to the
whitewaShing OF the tree boxes on the public
streets in front of premises OF the citizens, as
many suppose. On the contrary, as matter of
ornament tI as sanitary measure, and to promote
the thrifty growth OF the trees they invite all to
have the tree boxes whitewashed.
LIQUOR LICENSES
me commissioners this morning approved the
app1catlOn Tor liquor license OF the Baltimore and
ONO railroad company and dsapprOved one from
b. Veimeyer
CONTRACT AWARDED
In the matter OF diSpute about the award OF bids
1or stoves, tlnWare and heating apparatus in the
general supplies for the next sal year. the Com
miSSlOnerS have awarded the contract to Mr. H. l.
Gregory, and the furnishing OF dry goods to MI.
b. Robinson.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
The health department has just issued its
monthly statement for May. 1t shows that the
tot y mortality in the District OF Columbia for the
month OF May, 1882, $780, at the rate of 20 80
per 900 per annum The mortality or the white
population was 1885, or at the rate of ID 16 per LOCO
per annum, being the lowest rate OF any months
OF May during the past eight years, and 1.4 in the
1000 less than the mean rate for same month and
time. The mortality OF the c0lOred population
was III or at the rate of 81 IS per 900 per annum
being .93 OF one in the 900 less than their mean
rate for the month of May the past eight years
There were 259 births reported (an annual birth
rate of 1886 per 1,OOO) An apparent decrease of
the total population. by excess of deaths over
creasing by So, the colored by So Four pairs of
twins, white and colored, were reported.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by inspector Eatwise: Esther Price erect a
two-story dwelling, 10th, between Mary land ave-
nue. and street southwest: 81, 200 Edward Tenn
pie, erect three two-story dwellings, 10th street
and Virginia avenue southwest; $500. Il. C.
Halliday, erect two three-StOry dwellings, on N, be-
tween 18th and 10th streets northwest at cost OF
$4,000 Fannie Welsh, repair Frame Ala street
northwest; $50. VIM. Pagan, repair frame, COR
ner New Hampshire avenue and U street north
west; s10O. A. F. Barker, erect two two-story
dwellings,, b, between 9Th and 10th SITS. NV !;
$500. j. T. Stevens erect three-story dwelling
New Jersey avenue, between and c SITS. S. e. !;
$4,000 Archer Hayes, erect a small house, Sd,
near Van St s:w.; $780, Edward Droop, erect a
two-storv dwelling, alley between and o and
9Th and 10th SITS. NV; $780, Geo. F. Graham, erect
two two-story dwellings, Klngman St; S. 200
HELEN r. Tindail, erect q two-stOry frame dwell
Ing, Prospect avenue, county; Goo. E. L. Barnes
repair frame, ia 3D. St s.e.; $500.
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ASSAULT ON WONAE.-ThIs morning In the Po-
lice Court john Jackson, cclored, was charged
Wit n assauttng colOred woman named Annie
Parker, who told the court that the defendant
came TO her store, in UnontOwn, and claimed a
dog. which she refused to let him have, when he
assaulted her with q club Jackson testified that
she first drew a knife and revolver on him and
struck him on the head with q brick. The court
imposed fine OF S. An appeal was noted.
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE GUNTON PROPERTY.-The
heirs OF the late DR.. VIM. Gunton have recently i'm
proved some OF the property LETT by Dr. Gunton
On 9Th street east, between F and streets north,
eight neat two-stOry houses have recently been
completed for them by Mr.. VIM Price, carpenter
On the south side OF Virginia avenue. between 9th
ana 10th streets southwest, Mr.. Price Is erecting
for the same parties row OF nine handsome brick
dwellings OF ten rooms each: also a row OF six two
story and basement bricks On c ana 10th streets
Besides these improvements the Gunton building
on Louisiana avenue, opposite 5tb street, occupied
for offices, is being enlarged, TO cover all the
ground, making total OF ~ rooms The cost o..
these Improvements will not be far from $4,000.
FINED FOR THROWING A Boy OvEK FENCE-In
the Police Court yesterday Charles johnson was
charged with aSsaulting small boy named Etl-
gene Preyille. The testimony for tine prosecution
WAS that the defendant threw the boy over n
fence. The defendant stated that he thought the
boy was about to assault hisklittie daughter when
he put him over the fence. The testimony showed
that the boy was seriously injured, and the court
imposed a fine Of $40 or 30 days
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Good for Babies.

When have baby at breast nothing is so USE
ful for quoting my own and baby's nerves as Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. IL prevents bowel complaints,
and is better than any stimulant 10 give strength
and Appetite Netcdrk Mother
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THE PRESIDENT has appointed John j. Cook to
be notary public for the District Of Columbia, and
Chas A. Shaw to be omnItksioner OF deeds for the
state OF Massachusetts, in the District of Column
bia.
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LONG-HILTON. On the 9Th of June, 1892 by the
Rev Thos G. Addison, pastor of the Trinity Church,
ISRAEL LONG to AIMEE. HILTON, both of Wash
ington, DC.
POORE-BARNACI.O. At the residence of the
brides parents, by the Rev. William II. Laney, June
18th, 1882 BUSHROD ". POORE to ALICE A. BAR
NACLO, both of this city.
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TO the choice things that stock larier Is ssHub
Punch" Its components are rum and brandy OF
No quality, fruits ana sugar. IL is ready USE
and superb.
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or woman cannot be celestially radiant and pure
but with DR.. Bensons Skin Cure, IL can be made
smooth and free from letter. scaly eruptions
freckles and climatic discoloration. A lovely
toilet dressing.
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Park.
For THE EXAMISATIONS.-MisSeSs sandals, New
port or BUTTON from 7JC. up. large lot of chiid'S
sandals, Newport or button, from 25c. up, at Rich
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Forty Years, Expericuce of nm O,S Nnr..


Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup is the prescription
OF one or the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. IL relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhpa, gripping
In the bowels and wfrd collie. BY giving health
TO the child II rests the mother Price = cents q
bottle. mWs
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ACADEMY OF THE VIsrTATIoN.-The thirty-first
annual distribution OF premiums at the Academy
OF the Visitation, Connecticut avenue, between
and De Sale streets, Will take place tomorrow
The following is the excellently arranged pro-
gram OF exercises, which is interspersed with the
distribution of premiums: Marche Des ''Ruines
D'Athenes," de Beethoven; chorus, Adams Piano
Miss Minnie Sheckels; sung by the class. Sym
Hayden Pianos-Misses Mamie Merritt Minnie
Sheckels, Annie Murphy and Mary Bodfish. Vocal
solo-Thou Who knoweSt Each Human Feeling
Verdi, Miss Emily Heaey; piano, Miss M. Sheekels
Mazurka, Bochsa; harps, the Little Misses Thomas;
piano, Miss M. Merritt. Duett-Ojos Criollos,
Gottschalk; piano, Misses NJ. Merritt and A. Muir
ply. Ave Maria, Nicola, Miss Kate Aylmer;
piano, Miss Murphy. Overture-La Chase du
Jeune Henri, Mehul; pianos, Misses Bodish,
Sheckels, Murphy and Merritt Junior chorus,
The Regatta-Duett, ROssini; piano, Miss A Muir
ply; sung by Misses A. Healey and K. Aylmer.
class . Grand march-piano Misses M. Sheckels,
Teresa Saul, Emma McNeir, and Marion oyster.
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GREATEST MAN for parasols, J. E. Young.

For wall papers, window shades. &c, go to +
W. Henderson ~ Co, lib street.
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The Commons Discuss the Egyptian
Situation.

this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie, under foreign
secretary, replying to questions denied that the
Egyptian troops were diSaffected. He said
Dervfsch Pasha was confident that he
would be able to maintain order. He de-
cl1ned to answer further questions as 1t
was impossible to explain the situation
until the papers were published. Sir Henry Wolf,
conservative, moved the adjournment OF the house
as a protest against the reticence and imbecility
of the government A debate followed. Sir Henry
Wolf condemned the association of England with
France. Mr.. Gladstone said he greatly lamented
what had been said concerning France as she had
solemnly declared that she would labor Loyalty
and heartily with England All the powers, he
said, were cooperating heartily,
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Pure Liquors for medicinal use. Old Arlington
whisky, 81 gal 81 qt-bOttle. McGee 40i 9th ST.
IUSSEII-S Ice Cream
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GEO. E HUTCHISS. plumber and gas filter, has
removed 10 Ne. 9j 9TH street n. W ana is prepared
TO do any business IN his line.
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REsIGNED-The Secretary OF the Treasury has
received the resignation Of Rodney Curtis, meter
at the Denver mint.
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Mr.. w. w. CORCORAN passed an uncomfortable
night and to-day ia not quite so well as he was
Yesterday.
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Name,

THE SPECIAL CABINET MEETING this astarn ION
Tor the purpose OF completing the list of tariff
commt sSi0ners, was an unusually long one AT
three O'Clock It had not been adjourned
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On ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT RUSH OF CUSTOMERS
for tinware advertised in last evenings STAR. tie
sale will be continued tomorrow only; also each
customer purchasing goods TO the amount OF S1.00
or over viii be presented with 3 handsome
japanese fans, ut r. GOldschmid's, SIP 7th street
northwest.
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Indian Troubles in Wyoming Terri.

OMAHA, NEB., June 14.-Gen. Crook learns from
the commandment at Mckinney, Wyoming, that it
was rumored that 500 Indians were on Powder
river, below l old Fort Mckinney. and that 100
lodges OF. Indians were on Rock creek.
threatening herderS. company Of cavalry has
left Fort Sidney, Neb, to reinforce the garrison at
Mckinney
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~ A T A r r 81 .

g. A T A R R H.
THE SUFFERINGS OF A BOSTON DRUGGIST
PEN-PICTURED.
A LOATHSOME DISEASE CURED BY SIMPLE
REMEDY.
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR ALL AFFLICTED WITH
CATARRH.
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SUMNER WINES Just received by Chris. Xander,
No 81 9TH St H. w, direct from the Rhine farm OF
california, pronounced by judges OF good wine to
De superior 10 imported. ZinfaRdcl, Gutedel, MsS-
sion, Port, Sherry and superior CiaretS. All sold
al New NOT, nricrS.
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ARTIFICIAL eyes at H. H. Hempler's, 45a Pa. ave.

FIVE HUNDRED pieces of fine cambria and Swiss
embrOideries at from TO 7jc. a yd. Large lot of
fine NalencenneS and Italian laceS ut wholesale
prices, II sold by the piece. Novelties In ladies'
and children's lace cOilarettes, hchGS and ties.
Ladies', extra long pure silk nittS, SOC Children'S
pure silk mJtS, 39c. $50 infants and children'S
fine cambria and Swiss dresses, handsomely
trimmed. at SOC, e., 75c., 81, up to $3.50. Dam
manns, 500 9Th ST.
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HART's ROACH POWDER is put up in tin boxes.
Trademark on the lid.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at st. Augustne's church
every uiJhr
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Blue and smoked eyeglasses, Ladson's 52S 9th st.

HEFLEBOwER. 1915 nth st lee cream 81. 25 per
gal, qt box, 30c. Telephone, Cissel's drug store.
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A Most WeIcome additiou

Extra fine old Arlington Whisky 81 per gallon s.
per quart bottle JAMES F. MCGEE, 40i 9Th st u. W
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SUFFOLK, IS.

SUFFOLK, S.:
February o. 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George f. Dins-
more, and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true.
Before me, SETH J. THOMAS,
Justice of the Peace.
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&c Aidernex DAIRY xynrau. "

"Wells' Health Remover" restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De-
bility. 81. Depot, Stott Cromwell 3
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TOWSON'S.
MARRIED.

CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SOITTH SIDE
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A Valuable Addition,

| Because it beneficial 10 the scalp and adds "a
personal beauty by restoring color and llstre TO.
| gray or faded hair, is why Parker's Hair Balsau.
| is such a popular dressing.
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success has rewafued The energy, ability, intcgN
rity, and charity characteriZing every action OF
the management OF the world-famed distributions
OF the Louisiana State Lottery. So greatly has tho
demand for tickets exceeded the supply that here
after the former scheme OF the monthly grand
drawings taking place on the second Tuesday OF
every month VIII be multiplied by two and half.
Thus the whole tickets will be Five Dollars each.
but nfths will be sold for one dollar, and the First
Capital Will be $4,000, not $4,000 hitherto and
the total prizes will be $265,500 The next drawing
tthe 146thl win take place on July 18th, and any
one seeking full Information can apply 10 NJ. A..
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Generals G. T. Beau<
regard, OF La, and Juoal A. Early, or Va, have
sole management OF the drawing
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CITY ITEMS.


German Corn Remover. Do not be deceived byg
base limitations Druggists
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c

HYATTSVILLE MID.
III FESTIVAL FOR BENEFIT OF
Nj. u. CHURCH SOUTH.
Strawberries and Cream. THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
June 10 and 16, at pm Bee schedule u. 4 o. r. II.
for trains. ieI4-2ts
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Does Your Head Ache ,
Skinny We

Lodille'S Specific cures the worst case in 20 sc
minutes. 80 cents At all drug stores
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r,o,,, .Ts AIderney Dairy Magonsc
and delivered in k-lb. "Wardp prints 40c Der no
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per Ut Cream. i6c pint
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u End VOCAL. MUSIC. Particular attention 70 be-
nglnnerH web those wishing to be qualified fo.
Performers or Teachar4. 73A 18th street northwest
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Special Weather Ruiietsn.

For the middle Atlantic states slightly warmer
lair weather. light rains in the northern portions,
southery to westerly winds and lower barometer.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c

Il .. o. F.-FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. IL
lie will give
EXCURSION TO GLYMONT
FRIDAY, 10th inst. The Mary Washington will leave
Gstreet wharf northwest, at am. 9TH street at
an and pm.
Round trip tickets cents each; children 10 10 le
years, half price under 10, free. iel2-4g'
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MATIEEEs TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT-
jelO FRIDAYS.
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Eve GLASS;. blu, and smoxei. at PRICES.

THOSE who attend the dramatic and musical
entertainment for St Marks church, at McCau-
Iey's hall, 30 Penn ave s. g, ON Thursday even
Ing, can ODtIin refreshments in the adjoining
sapper-Toom, alter the performance, at moderate
Charges.
KNOX OMNIBUS Will leave corner 18th street and
New York avenue at 4:15 PIN, for the races at
BrightwOOd.
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ONE LOT Irish point embroidery, 25c. yard; Swiss
polka Got, t. 8, 10 and 1870. yd; wide Swiss emb'y
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