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Affair. In Wee, w.,n,ur,o,.

Mrs BARNARD Doxs Nor BELIEVE rHAr HER
hUSBAND ELoPzD WITH Miss BrRR.-NrS Barnard,
she wife Of Nj: =. B. Barnard, who Is reported 70
nave Lett town with Miss Burr, was interviewed by
STAR reporter to-day, and said that her husband,
j. b Barnard. left here yesterday two weeks ago
TO go to Philadelphia, thence TO Kansas City on
BUSH he provided for his family as usual
Wnen ne goes away. She has received two letters
and telegram from him since. The telegram
came yesterday, asking why they do not write. He
wrote as usual. and Mrs Barnard says she does
not believe one word OF tn, elopement story. She
says she Is only slightly acquainted with Mss
Burr Mr.. Barnard has made no mention in his
letters OF this an air at ALL and she has just writ
ten ana sent papers to him containing the story.
and believes that her letter and the papers will
give him his first knowledge OF the runner, and
tnat ne viii hasten home to contradict the story.
MT ana Mrs Barnard have been married twenty
three years, and Mrs. B. has firm faith In her hus-
bands fidelity.
.. CANAL AFFAIRs.-At Berkeley Springs, w. Va, o
uiI ooarI was present at the meeting OF the Ches-
apeake ana Ohio canal company yesterday. 1t was
announced that the break In the canal near Old
Town had been repaired, and travel is resumed,
ana mat the threatened strike has been ayerted.
With goO1 feeling on both sides.
GRA!N.-Arrived-Boat G. r. Dunlop with $500
bushels wheat: sold at 1l6x to lc0.
CONDITION OF WATER-Great Falls and all points
clear.
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Reported for The Evening STAR.

HepOrced IOf IHE EVENING STAR.
The RENAS1Sa PysrsmThe pump e. tie inter
newed under the supervision Of the superintend-
ent Of police. A pump was placed there in 1847,
sweet, like the hydrant voter OF Mount Cameron
Is yet potable and Is TO some extent used drink
ing water in that neighborhood Less than fifty
pumps now remain. Formerly there was one at
each intersection OF the most thickly settled por-
lions OF the city, and one at each alternate inter
town. The first public pump ever erected here
was put up on the credit OF the tlrm OF Hepburn
Dundas in front Or their store on the hill at the
intersection OF Water Cee) and OrOnOko streets,
fifteen pumps which stood formerly upon King
Store Of Miller CO. being the only one on Il lower
King street. The expenditures for pumps is. of
course, much less than formerly: In 1S55 over
the twelve years ending in 1858 only about &, co.
or about $40 per year, was expended. The appro.
pairing" is $500 A small sum has, however. 70 he
BASE BAu--The match game of base ball at the
noon between the Waverleys. OF Washington, and
the Alexandria nine drew q large crowd. The
match score read at its cese-Waverleys, 10; Al
POLICE REPORT Ma, tina Burnett, colored, ar
rested by Onicer Simpson, is held at the station
the G OF 9 Tse
mayor at his last court fined Q colored woman
named Elizabeth Lindsay Tor disorderly conduct
and discharged George BOyne, white, and william
Murray col0red. who were In the station house for
slight OnenSeS
RsPoRTsR's NorEsL-Half mile trains OF Midland
cars are now daily seen on Union street, and the
receipts OF country produce Is very large.-A
night, at his home near the Catholic church, but
when preparations were being made to bury him
he rose up. and seemed strong enough to bury his
assistant&-The schooner Emma Airey was put
upon the ways at tho lower shipyard to.day.-
Capt Dean has nearly completed o small schooner
at his temporary shipyard on the r1ser side be.
tween the upper and the lower ahip yardA
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dispatch from Dover. England, says two Nor
W gian Darks cOlided OF there Wednesday. One
down thirty OF her crew.
In Toronto, Ont, in street row Wednesday,
charles Andrews, an English emigrant, shot
and killed Jane Marroney.
Fresh outbreaks have occurred In Spain. The
cabinet have agreed TO suspend constitutional
guarantees and declare q state OF Siege whenever
necessary.
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CITY ITEMS.


win be sold tomorrow only at h Goldschmid's
lie, 6whve porcelain Guns and saucers Soc black.
Ing brush with boxes OF backing lsc refrtSera-
travelling trunks at reduced prices. rubber dress
log combs Sc, hlndsOme real maJoica fruit plstes
l0c., large SIZE covered chamber buckets assorted
co.orS SIC, foot tubs &c, IS rattan and Stat baby
carriages at Manufacturers prices, tea trays &c
plain gObets with engraved band for Sc, deco
rated French china cake plates lSc., each as
sorted coiored glass cake plates and ice cream
saucers only S9,, large fruit bowls on high stand
25c, new style OF bottle dinner casters 41c, crys
tai glass engraved Il uit bowl on stand So, large
water pitchers 33c.. tray with wineglasses Csc
l wooden water bucket with 100 clothespins,
boxes or laundry blu, large scrubbing brush
and bar OF soap. only 45c, engraved footed Ice
cream saucers for 2oc.: decorated china break
fast plates for 41c, orooms i2c., J. L. OMeara's
oval glue l0c. n bottle
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They were scudding over mountain lake In a
canoe. Both were padding, and neither had spo-
you most away up here:" "A sense OF remote
ness" replied joe "What do you mean?" IL mean
never before so appreciated the conveniences OF
civilization. We can live, to be sure: but suppose
something should happen us-wounds, sickness
or the lke-what wouli we dot" ''Do? Why, Joe,
ia go straight 70 the cabin locker, take out my
bottle OF Perry Davis Pain Killer, and administer
a cure in short order. When you get to be as old
q traveller as 1 am you won't think about putting
without a supply Of that old remedy for wounds
or sudden sickness
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ST. 7th street northwest, ofers following immense
bargains for tomorrow only: Japanned bread or
cake boxes, 50. 60 and 70c piece; wash bowl and
ned chamber paile, all colors &c. halt dox water
tumDers ias; fruit bowls on stand. lsc. half gal
ION s.one CHINA pitcher, lie; Finch oval dishes,
&C; large bars laundry soap, 25c: cuspsdores ali
col0rs, l3c; Hour sleeves. o. comb cases, DUST
pans, clotheslines. Scrubbng brushes, match
boxes, tea canisters, hour dredgers quart tin cups
&C. piece. Our immense stock OF trunks for next
ten DAYS ut 10 per cent less than cost.
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Training ships fn EIampton Roads-
G0tetes Af1Oat and AshOrc-Ncv Quar-
aHatne vcssel. tho Pinta-The season
az the Hygeia GEOtcl-A Midsummer
(;erman-Othcr social Events Per
HO00lS.
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LOOKING FOR AN ALLEGED MURDRRER-Thls
morning Chief OF Police Dye received dispatch
from Marshal Gray, OF Baltimore, asking the
arrest OF man named Bernhard McNalley, who 1t
was tcougnt was here, for murder In that city.
The officers were AZ once notified and descrfpfi0n
given, but In short time word was received from
Marshall Gray that they mad him then under arrest
In Baltimore.
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Tobacco Manufacturers Uneasy.
The INTERNAL REVENUE LEGISLATION OF THE LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The manufacturers OF tobacco throughout the
country are regarding with some uneasiness the
probable effect OF some portions OF the act passed
by the last Congress to reduce the
taxation The clauses are as follows:
That farmers and producers OF tobacco may
sell at the place OF production tobacco Of their own
growth and raising retail directly to consumers,
to an amount not exceeding one hundred dollars
annually; that hereafter the special tax OF q
quired from any farmer, planter, or lumberman
who furnishes such tobacco only as ratons or sup
plies to bis laborers or employees in the same man
ner as other supplies are furnished by him to
them"
Now that the new crop is about to be gatherel,
the full effects OF these provisions will be felt Tor
the first Tine 1t is thought that 1t will be impos-
sible for the internal revenue officials to keep the
tobacco producers within the limits prescribed BY
law. and that In consequence the manufacturers
OF tobacco who pay tax will be unable to COM
pete,
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The UnfOntOWn, Pa, Tragedy.
DUKES LEAVES A WRITTEN STATEMENT DEPENDING
HIMSELF.


DUKES LEAVES WRITTEN STATEMENT DEPENDING
HIMSELF.
N. l. Dukes, who killed Capt A. c. Mutt at
quilted in the following March, has left a postum
nous statement giving the story OF his connection
with the tragedy. First, he gives with the utmost
minuteness his account OF the struggle In his room
in which Mutt was killed. and claims that Mutt
was the aggressdr in every phase. When he comes
to consider the letters he wrote he says: II was
legally gultless OF taking Capt Nuts life, and
Well knew 1t. and the jury very properly found.
When wrote that first letter to Capt. Mutt 1 COM
mitted most appalling biunder. It was the per-
sonif1cation OF stupidity, and the remOrse OF a
lifetime will be inadequate expiation for the
error When look back upon 1t in the light
sion that was laboring under temporary insan-
ity. But here the matter ends would not be-
ii every ianatical minister in the land howled
from the pulpit and platform until he were blind,
and every Drained editor in existence should
dead. This fact can fall upon no heart with more
crushing s force I'M upon my own: 1 had no
mothr WINS should ae @
wronged me. No man respects him more than
did l, and no man reveres his memory more than
and the helpless orphan children rise up before
me like accusing spirits. and II such thing were
grave and restore him to his desoiate I FAMILY.
Could have known the elimination OF this
wretched affair, how much better would it have
been for me to have sacrificed my LIES happiness
and self-respect upon the altar OF pacifcaton!
But foolishly thought Was doing Capt. Mutt a
Walton OF my own honor. Since this occurrence
have concluded that honor is delusion ana
mockery. My enemies teach that the whole mat.
ter was deeplaid scheme; that deliberately
ruined the daughter and then killed him. What
motive could have In such a scheme? Sensible
people will see that am merely the victim OF cir
out or another, according to thu law OF cause and
effect, until the homicide was the result OF a con-
test for survlvOrship. But am alone responsible
for this great mountain OF woe? Is there no one
who should share portion Of the burden? The
party who can answer these questions Will ever
remain SILENT"
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
whsBIN6ToE. DC, August 10, 1888. SD a. m.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, partly cloudy weather and local rains,
winds mostly northeast nry stationary blront ter
IN the upper portion, and Stationary or lower BE-
roineter In the lower portion, nearly stationary
temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-LoCAL RAINS TO MORROW.
The following special temn"r ituTei were re-
ported at p. M ,stnorC. &c; Montreal, GO;
Quebec. Csc: Mt. Washington. 49,: Cleveland, go;
Ali ena, 55o Duluth. Gi0 ST Paul, 55o, DAnver, 63o
San Francisco, $40: Washington, 6io. The in lea
tiCns arc that local rains Will occur 10 New England
on saturday. Local rain I'm the mid lie Atlantic
States on Saturday, followed on Sunday by clear
ing weather. and fair weather on saturday in the
On!o valley. Tennessee and lake region, but no de-
cided change I'm temperature
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WEDDING IN COLOREn HIGH LIFK.--In Columbia
sc, last evening, Mss Rosa Wilder, beautiful
quaoroon, the daughter OF c. NJ. Wilder, postmas-
OF the cOlored schools OF this city were married.
A telegram from Columbia says: 'sThe presents
were numerous and costly. The toilets OF the bride
ana bridesmaids, the former by Worth, were ele.
CANT and the affair was swell one In every re-
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LAST evening, about $50 O'CLOCK fire was dis
covered In the house OF Mr. C)rdoZi. near the
corner o: 4th and l. streets northwest. which w IS
extinyuishHd by the neighbors before much dam.
dom,
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POLICE CoURT-Judge MUS, pro tenn.
To-day, Sardie johnson, Isaiah Hall, William
Stewart and William Mercer. all colOred. loud and
boisterouS; S or Is days. Joseph Rollins and
William O'Brien, do; do. Mary Thompson, pro-
family; do. Cora Lee, larceny OF key; S..
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FASTEST TINE FROM QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK
The steamship City OF Rome, OF the Anchor line,
fastest time on record from Queenstown to New
York. Her time was six days. twenty hours and
thirty minutes. The fastest previous west-bound
trip was made by the Alaska, OF the Gui0n line IN
last May, In six days, twenty-five hours aud forty
six minutes. The Alaska still retains the cham
Queenstown, having made the trip last year in six
days. eighteen hours and thirty-seven minutes
Capt. r. d. Monroe commanded the City OF Rome
She broke a piston-ro Wednesday, disabling one
of her engines and reducing Tier speed about two
knots an hour. The damage can be repaired cas-
lily, but 1t Is said by the Anchor lines officer that
except for this accident the vessel would have
made even better time
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SUMNER COMFORT, true-iitting Unicorn Shirts,
all sizes and styles; Cochrane's, Uptown.
PERCaLE, chevot and flannel shirts, Auerbach's,
18th and III.
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SALVATION :ARMY MEMBERS IN THE HANDS OF
council at Syracuse, N. Y, passed a resolution
prohibiting the Salvation Army from parading
the streets. Last night the entire army deter
mined to defy the board and marched through
the streets shouting and singing hymns adapted
to popular airs. The police ralded the religious
enthusiasts, and escorted them to the police sta
tiOn The salvattOnistS were about to be placed
in cells for the night. when an alderman who had
opposed the resolution appeared and signed bail
bond. The parties were to appear before Justice
MulhOlland this morning.
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ONLY = few more OF those elegant low qua ier
shoes for men, at $50, worth 81 at ]. Brock eG2
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4 VERY REMARKABLE CAvE.-Explorations of q
recently discovered cave at the base OF Lookout
mountain, opening at low water on the edge OF
Tennessee river, three miles from Chattanooga,
have developed wonderful cave OF unknown
depths AT the extreme point OF exploration very
large lake was encountered. into which the water
poured over fall $50 feet high with q noise like
thunder
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BLUE LICK, Capon. Massanetta, JUS: received ct
Shafer;s mineral water depot
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The Goats and the Dogs.
The Seats should he Replaced

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Can you inform an inquiring public the reason
why the seats that were formerly on Mount Vernon
square Situated between the north and south sides
OF K street and 9TH and 9th streets) were never
replaced when the reservation was recently over
hauled and improved? This park at present is
without single accommodation in the way Of
seats, which are such welcome to the weary foot
with children, who. but for our parks, would
scarcely know the beauty Of nature when In full
array, and also for the Washington Stay-at-home,
who knows not the pleasure of a summer vacation
This park, so far as the writer's knowledge eX-
tends is the only one OF its size In the city that is
not furnished with seats, although so centrally
situated and so much traver5ed. PEDESTRIAN
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ELEGANT kid Newport tie and button. 75c.: Child
sanile. almost given away Mt 6)c., ct J. BrocsS 500
eth street,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4 museUsents. &c. T0-nigl

THEATER CONIcUE.-Variety and buriesQue.
DRIVERS GARDES.-Mu5c AMI variety.
ABNERs GARDEN.-Vocal and instrumental con-
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NEW PRICES, Ladies and Gentlemen's Goods,
reliable always; Cochrane's, Uptown.
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NEW Imperia. BlIbri ryan Hose CSC. Cochranc,s.
FACE and eyesight fitted. Hcmpler's, 453 Pa ave.
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town.
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VIOLATING THE BUILDING REGULATIONs.--Wm
Sauter was charged, before the Police Court this
morning, with violating the building regulations,
In using vacant lot In the rear Of house 936 X
street or the purpose OF storing lumber and other
comDuSti0fe property, nearer than fifty feet to a
dwelling house. The same case was before Judge
Smell some weeks ago. and fine OF SO was I'm
posed. There was considerable evidence heard
and the man who brought the charge stated that
he had great apprehensions OF fire being caused
Dy the large pile OF lumber stored this lot which
Is very near his premises. Judge Mills imposed q
nne OF $40, and remarked that 1t certainly was
never contemplated that a man could pull down a
building and leave the debris on q lot, or accumu-
late pile OF lumber on lot like this. s'The OBJ
Ject OF the law" said the court sis to protect the
adjoining property"
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RAINS TOMORROW.

NEW SHADES AND BELTINGs, cheap; Cochrane's,
Uptown.
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Hate sor Eap, nj pSS9
M. AuGcnSteisl.

Now opening. New Styles S;im and Soft Felt
Hats, for Gentlemen and Boys, at Lewis, eco 18th
St, bet. and NV; established 1868
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NKw Crotchet-work Tor ladies'; Cochrane's, Up
town.
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A Good Medicinal Tonic.

Good Medicinal Tonic,
with real merit, Is Browns Iron Bitters
ESSEX COUNTY VA.-Mr. James r. Micon, clerk,
says: II have used Browns Iron Bftters and found
1t valuable for the purposes which 1t claims"
WARRENTON, N. C.-Rev. j. E. c. Barham says
81 used Browns Iron Ditters. II is complete re-
storative, tonic and appetizer"
The 9TH Street Mourning Store
Removed 736. j. E Young. 6
Bicycle ShirtS.
Base ball and bOiting shirts, all styles. colors
and sizes, for men and boys. from SOC. up TO S45
apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
Auerbachs, cor. 7th and H streets.
Milwaukee Reer.
SC. Stovepipe-drawn from rood.
tr KNIGHT. 1872 Penna- avenue
Don't Die I'm the House.
"Rough on Rats Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bed-bugs, flies, ants, mOies, chipmunks, gOphers.
loc. 10
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WAYsUrTA SHIRTS. four-py linen bosom. rein.
forced, finished, Co., at Arerbach'@, eth and L.
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SYLVAN sANCrUARsEs.

The Opening Day at Washingson
Grove
THE FIRST SERVICE OF TaH ELEVENTH ANNUAL
CAMP MEETING-A DIRKCroRY OF THE CANT
PREACHERS AND OTHERS WHO ARRIVED YEsrsR-
DAY.
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GET Hart's Roach Powder. No poison.
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CHARGE OF BEING AN UNLICENSED PRODUCE
DEALER-An old cOored man named George
Moore, was charged before the Police Court this
morning with being an unlicensed produce
dealer. The testimony against the defendant
Washington market The defendant claimed
that he was not doing business for himself, but
was engaged 0y man In Uniontowp. who bought
that although the law does permit persons who
raise their own produce to sell 1t without q
license 1t certainly does not contemplate that
man shall De allowed TO buy and sell indIscrimi-
nately from persons who do not raise the stun
themselves fine Of s. In addition to the license
tax OF SIS was imposed.
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The 9TH Street MOurnfng Store
Removed 1856 j. E Young.
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ALL SIZES NEW HOSIERY, ladies', childs'; Coch
Ta1e'A
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LundbOrR's Rhenish Cologne.

LundbOrR's Rhenish Cologne
Milwaukee Beer.
SC. a schoonef-drawn from trOOd
u KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue
"A1defncy Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. "Ward" prints, CSC per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF. Cream. l5c. pint
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For the Eye of the Maryland Health
Authorities.

A number Of Washingtonians are summering In
little town on one Of the branches OF the B. & O.
r II. The location Is elevated, the country attrac-
tive the fare good. and the people cultivated and
graveyard, such small one that two or three
bodies are not unfrequently placed in one grave.
arises from the place that those who have been
accustomed TO pass in that direction have changed
their route, and the occupants OF an adjoining
house are compelled to close their doors and win
dows. II the local authorities wish to preserve
the health OF the place. they will at once remove
state aid will be invoked BY the sojourners who
feel little interest in the lives Of their wives
and children. PALLIDA MoRs.
Washington Markets-Retail Prices.
MEAIs.aBeef, porter house, lsasOc. per h.; Sir
loln, l5alSc per h.; rib roast. 15a1sc. per ID {:
H.; do corned, salssc per TO- do dried. s5c.. per
10: 40 chipped 60: per To- do. tongue. CSC each.
II sa veal l2 zoe H.
ID; shoulders, 1lalaxc per ID. :cut-lsx also.
Per Ie m 1ad1 M5c per h.; cul5a1sc per
FRUlr.-Apples, aoa4Oe. per PIX; lemons. aOas5c
per doz; oranges. 5ocasl per doz; plums. zoe.
60 &c per PIX; pears. 5Oasl per PIX; bananas,
sOa4Oc. per doz; pineapples, I0aa5c. each; water
BUTTER AND EGGS.-Philadelphia print 4Oc per
lb; Western creamery, 35c. per h.: New York, SOC
per h. roll, 30 per ID. cheese, ha2Ocper To-
eggs, ~ tZSC per
FIsH--Perch, white, SOC. per bunch; rock, 4oc.
per bunch; taylors, Aal5c per h. trout, 1O,l5c
per lb.: sheephead, 2Oc. per h.; salmon, a5c,
Def h.; weak fish, l2Hc. per h.; goldfish, lOc
per To- maddox. Toe. per h.. halibut, 2Oc per To-
mackeral Day. 20a25c. per h.; lobster, 12Xc
per h.; crabs, Csc. per d0z; do, soft, s1as5 per
doz
YEGErABLEs.-Beets, Base. per bunch: beans
ctring). 15a2Oc. per PIX: do. {ima),
Csc. per qt; cabbage, 5aIOc. per head ;
carrots, 3a5c bunch: cucumbers, 2Oa3Oc. per dog.
cymiings, 15c. per doz.; egg plant, 5a10c. each;
lettuce, 3l5c. per head; onions, 4Oc. per PIX do
spring, 2a3t. per bunch; peas, 50a60c. per PIX po-
tatOes, Irish, 23a30c. per PIX; tomatoes, 15a25c.
per PIX. corn, 15a2o per doZ
POULTRY.-Chickens Qivel $1aSl.5O per pair:
chickens (spring) Soc so per pair duck s1a1 SO
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SUMNER RESORTS

A FEW MORE FAHlLr's AND SINGLE .O0H1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soI Srsstcl. sse Ssr month AAA
mene; beautiful climate. fine dr.ves. Addrsss ~ ID
p Z DohsEf, Proprietor. Carter Aouss. OHM,
town, W. Va ani-fea
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SUMNER RESORTS.

VERMONT HOUSE,
Vermont svenue, above Atlantic svenue, 8.A
Atlantic City. n. =; Ocean view from every YE Il
room The house Win be kept open eli the year.
For particulars address Mn. HOBT. BLACK. my30 Sm
1yOBEE ISLAND, va, THE ONLY SEA
" SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. NAv
channel and shaEk hehing and snips shooline.
Terms; g psr gay 81 per wsek so par month.
ChezEystons every Hondsy: Msdnesday nd ffiday:
cunnsction with tie Eorthamptm. Nosa pAy1leien.
P. A. fitzhugh. Address J. :. eRADY.