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The Blackmailing Aseessment Circular
To the Editor Of TIE EVENING srAa.
Along with many others. / have received q COM
munication from Honorables j. A. Hubben, D. B.
Henderson, and others, soliciting money. Herein
they at rst profess to "apply to all citizens whose
principles or interests are involved" but after
wards appear TO explain that they mean only
s'persons employed in the service OF the United
States" further observe that these gentlemen
begin ny appealing 10 our patriotism, and end by
action taken In response to their demand is likely
to be heard OF In some 'soflicial quarter The
accession is gagged in dollars and cents, the
amount being named with the definiteness of a
This proposition invites argument, and will
therefore try to state how conceive my interests
and principles to be really involved see that
the question is receiving much discussion. whether
this Congressional committee consists OK
government officers" in the sense Of the
statute which prohibits such payments
this question In 1872 wnen 1T selected members OF
Its two houses as "off1eers" competent under the
plain, either that the general term ofcers 81 gov
eminent" includes the legislative as well as the
executive departments, or else that the only pro-
idency is unconstitutional Far more important
than any OF the 'issues which distinguish the re-
cumstances ' in which the country finds Itself
placed" Is the question how far irresponsible poll
ticfans are to be permitted to debauch the civil
because they cannot be called to account for the
sums they extort. The rumor may be an idle one,
that one OF the ways in which the interests OF the
republican party" are to be advanced is by sup
planting Mr.. Ferry as U. s. Senator from Mich-
gan, but there is certainly nothing Incredible in
1t. We have no security, absolutely, but the per-
sonal characters Of these men, and we need
feel no surprise IL those who are willing to
levy blackmail are willing to do other things
equally honorable The perils which the Con-
| gressional committee would have our money for
lighting away, are perils which they, and such as
they, have created; perils which every cOntribu-
ton sent them but helps to make worse. But for
the success that men of this class have unfortu-
nately had in making the government mills grind
private political grists: capable public servants
would be In no danger OF losing their places with
change OF administration. The more perfectly,
common sense assures us, the civil service is made
to work as a tool In the hands OF Hubbell Hender-
son & Co., the stronger win be the inducement to
their rivals to make It equally servtceabe to them,
when they get the chance.
BY contributing as the committee requests,
would thus become not only their dupe, but their
accomplice in the corruption Of the service. !
hope my conclusion that our honest interest, as
well as our patriotic duty, is to be found in
declining to let the committees circular inttmfdate
us, will be general among the employees of govern
ment. HE
Washington, 26Sh June, 1882
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Sports on Land and Water.


The Potomac boat club will hold their second
hop at the boat house on Friday evening. Before
the dancing commences there will be some inter-
esting races for working boats, four-oared shells
and singles.
The Analostan will without doubt be represented
by four-osred crew at the Fredericksburg re-
gatta on the 4th Of July. The crew will consist
OF White, stroke: Eddy, 3; Douglass, 2, and Page,
bow. They are pracuIcing every evening and
row well. The ColumbiaS will also send a crew
for the open race. They have eight men I'm good
condition, from whom their four will be selected.
The PotomacS will be represented by their junior
crew only.
The winners at the Coney Island races yester-
day were Hilarlty, Col Sprague, Woodf1ower,
Eole, Blenheim and Kitty Clark.
Atthe Chicago races yesterday, the winners were
Ascender, Flanders, Tom Plunkett and Mamie w.
Early Rose and Crown Point Maid were the win
ners at the Poughkeepse, n. Y, trotting races yes
terday.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At st. Louis-St Louis, 8; Eclipse, s. At Cleve-
land-Troys, 2; Cleyelands, 0. At Bufralo-Bos-
tons. 10; Buffalos, s. At Chicago-Chicagos. g.;
Provfdences, /, Is innings.) At Detroit-Detroits,
IL; WorceSterS, 0. AT New Haven-YaleS g;
Princetons, 5. At PittSburg-AthletlcS, 6; Allie
ghenyS, f.
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DIED..

ss thkRrs IT. Ans sasa 'ans s
a.. Funeral to morrow 2stn instant, at T. M. a. No.
vited to attend. '' -
BUTLER; On Wednesday. June IS. 1882. at $50 a.
,s The ipaeTs win take place THURSDAY June 49,
Twei sc yenth street West washiagton. Reiatyes
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
ELEESIooD DoRskY sed I u years months si and
the granddaughter Of the late Charles and Ez
The funeral from Aseury NJ E. church o'clock
louisville. KY. papers please copy.l
bIfsssy ms q william visa Z bns.n
The funeral viii take place on Thursday. June 90 at
fS@f O'Clock from her late residence 7o5 street
vited to attend.
M HENKREIE8HFGss s p Tpera.y June
q Mr. Hsnrans in the eighth seaT Of T hss
Ell, Friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral
Thprsdsy the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock Interment
JAMES; suddenly. on the morning of the 26th Of
June 1882 at his residence. 1910 street. Judge b. f.
InteTInent at Pouehheepsie. NY.
JONES; On Wednesday, June %. 1882 at sss 9.
and May Campbell Jones' aged tour months and seven
southeast. Friday, June so. at s p m. q
rI kNAR6n zo q sTne e. lss2 CHRIS
II am kahlert, age seven months and eight days.
In the drear and distant graveyard
Lies Tina all alone,
And the chill rain falls upon her.
Who such constant love has known.
But we lift eyes to Heaven
See our darling sheltered there
And. with fearful PARTING blessings,
Give her to our Fathers care.
The funeral viii take place from her fathers red.
dence. 1852 9th street northwest, Friday NJ
2 p M Friends of the family respectfully invited TO
attend.
PHILLIPS. On Sunday morning June 25th 1882
OF acute mencitis, GEORGE AUGUSTUS. infant son
and thirteen days.
Funeral took place at o'clock y. m on Monday.
STEVENS. On Wednesday, June 2Sth 1882 at 80
Am, IRENE, only child Of Alexander and Ma,,uie
Stevens, aged eleven months
Funeral will take place ON parents residence 23S
Is q street southwest .
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BUSINESS INC0RnDRxsfoHs. Since the passage OF
the act OF the general assembly authorizing the
Incorporation ofeOn5panfeS for special purposes
the following cOuapautc5 have become incorporate
for the purpose tIcarrying on operations In this
City: Alexandria Marine Railway and Ship Build
Ing Co.; American Investment Co.; Arlington
Machine Co Beaver Dam Gold Mining CD. Com
uercsal Exehangtbf Alexandra: Exchange Build
Ing Co; the Geeman Bank building CO.; the
Grand United Order OF Galilean Fishermen; the.
fsnney Car Co.: Mechanics Home Association:
s he Wat Mining Co: Old Dominion Boat Club
Pig River Mining Co. Il. G. Slaymaker ca
ssn1ald and Sentinel Publishing Cos: the So
Uppaf Potomac steamboat co Many ot...
anics haxQ p7sn origin .z.d ~ special acts n.e
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Political News.


The Maine democratic convention at Lewiston
yesterday nominated Harris NJ. Plaisted for gov
ernor and Samuel, j. ANDERSON, Daniel II. Thing,
George ". Ladd and T. H. Murch for Congress.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the solicit
ing OF money from Office holders and others for
election purposes; protesting against til protect
i've tariff: declaring that Congress is bound pro-
tect the coun try against debased coin and an ex-
ceSSfve issue OF paper money, and cOndemning the
withdrawal of United States notes and the subst!-
tuition OF the bills OF banking corporations.
An election occurred in Iowa yesterday On the
adoption OF a constitutional amendment prohibit
ing the manufacture and sale OF liquor Returns
thus far are meagre, and the result is doubtful
The legislature OF South Carolina met in extra
session yesterday to redistrict the state in ac-
cordaace with the new congressional apportton-
ment.
The democrats of the third Kentucky appellate
district in convention yesterday nominated Judge
j. a. Lewis, of Barren county, for reelection.
Inc aGmecraIc convention OF the SKIN ONO diS,
for Congress.
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Edward Fl. Green, OF the firm OF E. H. Green &
Co, stock brokers, Philadelphia, committed sui
eide yesterday by taking poison.
At Frenchburg, Kentucky, Saturday, town
marshal James B. Day admonished Joe Rothwell,
who was yelling In the streets, to be quiet Roth
well shot Day, who then stabbed and killed Roth
wei. Two OF the latters relatives then fired four
shots into Day, killing him instantly.
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THE atteAtiOn OF builiers and dealers In hard
ware Is directed to the sale advertised by Walter
b. Williams Co, auctioneerS, announcing for
sale 1T public auction the entire stock OF hard
ware fishing tackel, cutlery, &C., contained In the
well known store OF Joseph L. Savage Co., No.
1908 PennSy lyalia avenue. Sale to take place to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock a. H. and 40 O'Clock
pm, continuing same hours daily till entire stock
Is closed out
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District Government Affairs.

Liquor licenses have been issued to Ennis &
-3S7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
NThe health officer has sent communication to
the Commissioners congratulatUg them and the
agement OF the Smallpox sa<SSe in eonfining the
plague to so narrow linitSkhe paAyear. He gives
the particulars of the service, cost,Gc.
- bullying PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: st. Johns parish
school, erect school building, 23d, between and
H streets northwest; 81 1855. Frank II. Truesdale.
repair brick, 1913 street northwest; 5000 Sarah
{. Thorn, erect three-StOry dwelling, New Hamp-
Francis Tppitt, erect three-story dwelling, JET
1erson place. Connecticut avenue; $1,000. Henry
Bernsheimer, repair brick. 9ls Pennsylvania ave-
brick, 9Th and II streets northeast; $500. John o.
Williams, repair frame. L, between 9th and 10th
northwest; $50 William Coleman, erect brick
18th streets northwest; 81 800
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Edward
n. Dement, and Ella d. T. Jones; Alfred King and
Lucy Williams. Samuel r. Dull and Willie T. Nc
Ella Wa fe az RuSgy
Of Georgetown, Be; Albert zefgler, Of cum i
George P. Taylor and Charlotte A. Porter, both of
this city; Charles II. Small ana Laura Morland,
both both Of, Of Georgetown, PC; Charles Fau.h and
Newman. Of Montgomery county, Md, and Eliza
ShipmaD, OF Fairfax county, Va; Joseph Lacey
ouu rusty UUGll VI t!liS CITY.
THE RIVER TRADE-IIarbormaster Sutton re-
ports recent arrivals at the river front follows:
Steamer Sue, GeOghegan, merchandise, for Ste
phenson Bros; str. Norfolk, Lawson, freight, for
Johnson Bros; sehr. Enoch Robinson, Blake. $40
tons ice, Great Falls Ice Co.. schr Hattie NJ. Bar
ker, Baxter, AS tons ice, same; schr. VIM o.
Swami, Kelly, LOCO tons ice, for Independent Ice
CO.; schr. Mary Riley, Riley, 900 tons stone, !.
Miller; schr. Shellinah CorsOn, 133 tons coal, w.
E. Hodge; schr. Judge Hopkinson Galloway. 135
tons coal, s. Emery ;-schr. Concord, Milford, 2l5
tons coal. same; Schr. II. B. Gibson, Shirrel, $50
tons do city dealers; schr Jas. H. Harper, Kelly,
cord wood, j. O. Carter; Schr. Pioneer, Bell, cord
wood, same; schr. Mary Ella, Underwood, cord
wool, market: schr. H. c. Purdy, Harris, cord
wood. johnson Bros; schr. PocahOntas, Kendrick,
cord wood, H. L. Biscoe.
THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CRoSs-A Grand
Commandery OF the Order OF the Golden Gross has
been Instituted in this city with the following
offlcers:-G. c., George Redway; V. &C, Mrs. NJ.
X. Mahoney; OK. OF r., Edward Steer; CT,
Mrs. Emma McKim; G.P., C. L. Patten; G. H., L.
r. Trembiy: G. WIG, N. p. Adams; G. ". O.G., L.
7. Ellis; PFC, Charles Brown; representative to
Supreme Commandery, Octavius Knight; alter
nate, Robert Graham; trustees, DIR. S. l. Groot, w.
II. Walker and /. E. W. Thompson.
Goodwill Commanderv, N. o. G. c., has elected
the following officers:-JameS B. Philip, NC;
Mrs. Lizzie s. Pope, N.V.C.: c. Leslie Reynolds, P.
NC; r. j. Murray, W.P.; Edward Steer, N.K.R.;
B. F. Moore, F.K.R; Walter Allen treasurer; W.
Il. Pope, VIII; II. Bruggeman, WIG; I. +.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


THEATER CoaIoUE--yariety and burlesJua.
DRIVERS GARDES.-Specialty entertainment.
ABSERs SUMNER GARDES.-Concert
WASHINGTON -SwINEING SCHooI.-New York
avenue, between 18th and Iitn streets northwest
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cutie SOAP!

An Exquisite Toilet. Bath, and Nursery Sanative
Fragrant with delicious flower cdors and healing basa
Contains in modified form all the virtues of CUTrcURA
the great Skin Cure and is indispensable in treat
ment Of Skin and Scalp Diseases and for restoring
preserving, and identifying the complexion aud skim
The only Medicinal Baby Soap.
CUrIcURA REMEDIES are the only real curatyes for
diseases of the Skin. Scalp and Blood.
Prices CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, 81 90 per bottle; Curl
cURA, Soc. per box; large boxes, $lO9; CurIcuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25c. CUTIcURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP. 15c. Sold everywhere.
Principal Depot WEEKS POTTER Boston.
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MOSQUITO CASoPIEs, complete with patent pulley,
cord and taSsei. - for white 60 . for colorS, at the
popular house or Julius Lanshurgh, 3I5 9TH st.
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ONE lot Swiss polka-1ot embroidery, only sc.
per yard. wider at 10c. yard; received, few more
PIECES Irish point Swiss embroidery, 35 and 45c. per
yard, at Mrs. Max Weyrs, agent, 712 7th street
northwest.
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j. II. KUEHIISG, best copper lightning rol.

REAL ORIENTAL LACE. 22c. per yard. A job
embroidered thread mitts, at Zoe. a pair, at Mrs.
Max WeylS, agent, 7I2 9Th street.
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DIDN'T TOLD YOU So?-You lost money by not
attending the great closing sale OF low quarters,
high and low andalS and ties, at L. Heilbrun'S,
4O2 eth street.
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A REDUCTION OF 10per cent on ladies' white suits,
also on misses white llwn and Bingham suits, at
Baum'S, 4l6 18th street.
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E r q p T ION 8

OF the Skin and Scalp such Salt Rheum Psoriasis
letter, Ringworn BARRIERS Itch, Scad Head, Itching
Piles, and other Disfisuring and Torturing Humors
from pinple to scrofulitic ulcer. when assisted by
CUTIcURA and CUTICURA SOAP. the great Skin Cures
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~ U 7 G q r A!
THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER.
RESOLVENT
OPERATES WITH ENERGY UPON THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER, BOWELS. AND PORES OF THE SKIN,
NEUTRALIzING. ABSORBING AND EX-
PEIL.ING sCRoFULoUs CANCER
GUS AND CANKER
HUMORS!
The cause Of most human ills, and curing when physi
clans, hospitals and all other methods and remedies
fail. Scrofula Kings Evil, GIandular Swellings,
Ulcers Old Sores Milk Leg, Mercurial Affections,
Eryspeas Tumors, Assesses, Carbuncles, Bos Blood
Poisons. Brigts Disease, Wasting of the Kidneys and
Liver rheumatism, Constipation, Piles. Dyspepsia.
and all Itching and Scaly
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription,
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United states, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children Ii relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the child II rests the mother Price IS cents q
bottle mws
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Special Weather HG5lIctin.
THURSDAY To BE FAIR DAY.

Tic chief signal officer of the army furnishes
fre following srCcial bulletin to the DreSS:-
The barometer Is highest on the Gulf coast and
lowest near sydney. It's also low in Colorado
and high in Minnesota. Warm south to west
winds continue in the southern states with fair
weathf = and LEGAL rains arc reported from all
other districts, with slightly cooler north to east
winds in the upper lake region and northwest,
and SL cooler variable winds in the mi idle
states -Sew England The following temper
atuTeS TeTo reported at this morning: ElSt-
port, Montreal and Denver, CO; Cleveland. 63o {;
AlDen1. .. Duluth. CO.; st. Paul, CO.: SIN Fran
cisco, Sc. The following heavy rainfalls are re-
ported: DeS MOineS, roe; Omaha. 23S: Yankton.
i39: Champaign, Ill, 176; Huron, Dakota, 102
inches. The Indications are that local rains and
partly cloudy weather will prevail in New Eng
land and the northern portion the middle iteS,
AMI fair weather in the south Atlantic ana south
ern portions OF the middle states on Thursday,
with no decided change in temperature.
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nUNCANSON BROS, AucAionsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE PIAru.
ING AND SAVING MILL. KNOWN As aDRAf.
ELS" N Mills "a, sITuATEp At The isTERsEcs
OHIO AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF the authority and direction of the Su
greine Court Of the District Of Columbia: Is syi
denced By its DEGREES and orders of July 6th 1871
May lst, 1882 and June 26th. 1882 In Equity cause
front q the wa presss i0l on osM FbSFsbaT Fiji R
TWELFTH DAY or JULY. 1852. AT Blk O'CLOCK
ton Of 18th and streets and Ohio avenue northwes IN
Washington, ID. c., being known and described on The
ground plat plan Of the said city. all OF lot num-
ninety four t29a) and the west three t feet Of loe
numbered three t IN the said equare the said pro-
gsry being ,essshs;d for ssl years from
cry, fixtures, kc-, upon the place.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the Court: Onc-nfn
u5) Of the purchase money in conh Of which 600 70
10 paid down the day Of eale and the remainder "a
four 90 equal fnsfalnsents payable n one ID two ca
three CD and tour 90 year, rcepecve1y and eccu1o4
by decd Of trust ON the pyemises. dxtures kc The ru9
cash payment 10 be sIed tafer deduction Of prop0
csste charges kcl 70 extnguish. far poeEfble.
the srrearaees now due upon the premeee aud the d.
fer1ed peymenA 90 Tar g and In the order q
their making. % Be similarly sppicd
HENRY =. DAVIS, 1rugtoa
,e9s. 80. jys.4 IAl2 coo Louiaisns avenue 4. =.
[fr 0tkw Arrfions Sc 6frtA Raes-1
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AUcTIoN.-A fine lot of regalia and other trim
m1ngS Will be sold at auction Tomorrow, at 10
fclOck, at s11 Market space.
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NICKEL STEawISDISG WATCHES, 81 50; also
other bargains in watches, chains, rings, ETC.
IadSOn, Us 9Th street.
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For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
HerZog's, 30S 9th ST., near Pennsylvania avenue.
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C U TIC U R Al

sweet. interchangeable Medicinal jelly clears off all
external evidence of Blood Humors, eats away Dead
Skin and Flesh instantly alays feelings and Irri:aons,
Sofens. Soothes and Heals. Worth its wei ht in gold
for ali Itching Diseases
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MY husband had drunken habits he could not
overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away
MS thirst Tor stimulants, restored his old energy
OF mind and nerves, ana gave him strength 20 at.
tend 10 buSineSS-Cncinnau Lady.
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CITY ITEMS.
Luc1xv Holm wcrcr.

The Louisiana Natl Bank has NOTIFIED the Ffrss
Natl Bank OF this place that the $4,000 drawn nv
MI. John Weger OF kasota, In The Louisiana state
Lottery. on May eth, has been deposited In their
bank. The money was paid in fun without any
discount, ana Mr.. w. Is now one OF the wealthy
men or the country John Weger was born I'm Nor
way, July Esd. ls22, and Will be 60 years old IN
july. He camo 20 New York from Norway In 1850,
and came TO Minnesota In 1861. He enlisted In the
Y. army soon after he came 10 Minnesota, ana
after his term OF. service IN the army expired he
located az kasota, where he has resided ever since.
We understand that Mr. weger intends starting a
store. ana putting the remainder OF his money at
fnterest-S. Peter lMfIaa.) Tribune, Map 81. lisa
The next drawing viii be on Tuesday always
Tuesday, July 18th.
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NEW STYLES

l.UUU NEW STYLES
OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS.
in Lawn Tennis Polka Dots. Stripes. Lavender Pink,
Blue. Tinted Grounds Black Blue. Brown and
Pink Figures, yard wide. II cents.
200 New Styles of Union LINEN LAWNS. at cents.
India LINEN, - cents.
Wamsutta COTTON. 9 cents.
200 New Styles Of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS. in
|. Plsids and Seersuckcr Styles 10 cts and IL cts
FOULARDS. in Saline designs, IL cents.
Satin Stripe NAINSOOK. Ia cents.
India LINENS. very fine. 20 cents. IS cents.
Persian LAWNS. very fine. Is cents.
Dotted. Figured and Lace Striped SWISS 18, 90 25c
Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, Is cts.
CLOTH for Boys Suits. Is cts. 81 cts. SO cts.
LINEN. for Boys Suits. Is cts. IS cts. 20 cts.
PARAsoLs and SUN UMBRELLAS. 81. "a. $3.50.
s.. g. so.
MATTINGS and CARPETS.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA. 10 cts.
T0Ws0N'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE.
je22 SOUTH SIDE
CT0RK's PLEAsURABLE AND ECoNoMI-
CAL TOURS
c;ys e Tssassa Tss.ssnS s
Chasm, Lakes George and Champlain, sara
fogas Etc.. . thirteen day trip, with hotel
and al expenses paid. for only
SEVENTY THREE DOLLARS.
Tour 70 Mount Desert md White Mountains . ten
ONLY sIxTY-THEEE DOLLARS.
Occ.n TIP, Baltimore to BoetonIsles Of Shoals Lake
6ebsgo end White Mountaine, ETC.. tan
days tour. ell expenses paid. for
ONLY EIFTY-NINE DOLLARS.
Send for Descriptive Guide free.
w. 4. SToRK,
tes6-6t 21o ". Baltimore street. Baltimore.
fyEHUINE pEcEEI BRO: pIANOsee.:::;;SE3l
ns "a 81 x Hfas "a le 49,, ssls Asss.s
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CoLoRED EYEGLASSES, 25c., Soc, and 81. Ladson
52S 9Th street
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nAvE your rest unfiStgrbed by getting g
mosquito canopy at Julius Lansourgh's 3l5 9TH st.
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ELECTRIC BELLS, speaking tubes, by Kuehling g
4l9 18th street northwest.
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WINDOW SCREENS, in landscape, black AND
green gauze, at low prices BY the popular carpet
fuTnlSher, Julius LanSburgh. 315 9TH st.
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PARAsoLs In all coIors cleaned. and Grape wells
renovated equal to new at A. Flscher's, go G st.
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GET Harris Roach Powder.

POWERFUL marine glasses, s.. Hempler's, 453
Pa
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A Vigorous Growth

OF the hail. Is often promoted by using Parkers Hair
Balsam. tx always restores the youthful color and
luster TO gray hair gives II life, and removes
all irritation and dandruff
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC. June 2s. 1882. $50 a. m.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, partly cloudy weather, light local rains,
variable winds, nearly stationary temperature,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-28

| "Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
| and delivered in k-lb. "Wardp prints s0c Der 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c per Of Cream, l5c. pint