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Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

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"Dean and Professor Of Surgery, United
States Medical College of New York /:
Editor of Medical Tribune; Author of
Gunn's New and Improved Handbook Of
Hygiene and Domestic Medicine, etc."
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06
A yoUSG MANS CASE.

WIsE's Axle Grease never gums.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17
The Vacant Bishopric.

THE ACTION OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE
DIOCESE OF MARYLAND-STyP5 TAKEN TO HOLD
PINKNEY MEMORIAL SERVICES.
1t was stated Ia special dispatch to The STAR
yesterday that the standing committee OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal Diocese OF Maryland, which met
IN Baltimore, yesterday, had decided that they
found no clear authority vested in that committee
to call special convention to elect successor to
the late Bishop Pinkney. Rev. DR.. Meyer levin,
the chairman OF tho committee, presided at the
meeting, with Rev. A. P. Stryker as secretary.
The other members present were Rev. Samuel X.
Gordon, d. D., Rev. John H. Elliott, s. T. D., and
Rev A. NJ: Randolph, d. D. Rev. John II. Chew
and Rev. George Leeds, d. D., were prevented
from attending by sickness.
The committee transacted much other business
relative to the affairs OF the diocese. All the
records OF Bishop Pinkney's episcopal work, since
hts late report to the convention, are now In the
hands of the Standing committee. A committee
was appointed to make arrangements for holding
memorial service in honor OF the late Bishop
Ptnkney some time during the coming TALL. Ac-
cordlng to the view accepted by the members of
the committee, the bishop being president Of the
rules OF the convention, to call special meeting.
BY the action OF the committee the election OF o
bishop IS now deferred until the next regular
Will be great many episcopal duties to perform
and perhaps the Dedication Of new chapels
Shop bue i is exp ssSson that q no
embarrassments viii arise, as bishops OF
neighboring dioceses can de invited to perform
these offices AT Mount Calvary p E. church in
Baltimore. last sunday, circulars were distributed
containing prayer or anthem concluding with
the following: "May Thy bonnaless loving kind
ness, Lord, grant to Thy church in this diocese
bishop who shall be pleasing 10 Thee In holiness
OF life. and profitable to us In watchfulness ana
zeal. Through Jesus Christ our LORD. Amen"
ms. 1t Is stated, VIII continue to be said by
clergy and laty OF that parish during the vacancy
In the bishopric.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for TIE EVENING Stan.

CITY GOVERNMENT MATTERs.-The city council
will hold one other -.eetlng only before the sum-
mer recess and III .hat meeting number OF mat
tiers outstanft nm the hands OF committees, &C. j.,
Will be reportOupOn and settled. A meeting OF
three OF the joint committees was held last night
and several reports on minor matters agreed to.
The new officers elected at the last meeting or
gust next
THE NEW NJ. E. CHURCH.-The improvements of
the Washington street Methodist Episcopal church
include an increase In the height OF the building,
so as TO give lower story for Sunday school and
lecture room, and an upper room for the church
services The contracts for the work will be
awarded next week, and the WOrkInen begin Op-
erations early in August.
SHARKS AND PoRPoIsEs.-The recent visit of por-
poises to the harb0r here has not been parallrled
since lS43, when both sharks and porpoises were
seen In this nelghborhood, and shark eight feet
long, was caught and exhibited In the old frame
warehouse, which stood on the present site OF the
Citizens National bank. Land sharks have been
known here since that time.
PUNERAL-The funeral OF John w. Dyer took
place this afternoon from his home on Fairfax,
the deceased was member, attended the remains
to the grave.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-The Judge OF the corpora
t1on court Is to make decree in vacation in the
suits against H. 8. Banker.-En Pettis was
burned In the face by a lamp explosion on Sunday
nlght.-The steamer Meander, OF Norfolk, is now
under repair on the ways at the lower shipyard.
Mrs. NJ. G. Field has bought at sale, under a
deed OF trust the house In which she resides, on
PRINCE street, ct $l.150.-The ''Terrors" and the
Qlickseps," both OF this city, will ''ball" at Car
Inns Springs On Thursday neXt.-The canal
cases in the corporation court have been con-
tinued until next term.
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A Question Of Color.

SINGULAR tCIT FOR SLANDKA.
At Bowie, Nd, on the B. & p. r. R., there has
been considerable gossip recently as to the color
or baby now about a month old. It appears
that Samuel Williams. dark mulatto. last fall
married Sally Williams who is somewhat lighter,
the babe was week old Mrs. Banks. a colored
neighbor, asserted that 1t was a white child. For
th15 expression OF opinion Williams and his wife
entered suit before Justice Clark against Mrs.
Banks for damages for SANDER. The day for
trial having been set the parties met,
and there was quite q crowd present. The
trial lasted but a few minutes, for the justice,
after looking at the child. pronounced it a white
one and dismissed the suit at the plaintiffs costs.
This decision was not satisfactory to them, and
they announced that they would pay no costs.
Notwithstanding the decision OF the Justice
In this CONCLUSION most OF t!le Bowie people coin
eide. Furth er, they are backed by the statement
OF the phys ic:an, Dr. Linthicum, that the baby Is
not white child.
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Condensed Locals.

THE STAR Will be sent 10y MAIL post paid. to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
A IRE was discovered about 10 O'Clock last night
In the lower story OF building No SIS 9Th street,
occupied as offices by f. II. Smith. patent at
torney, and others, was the occasion OF an alarm
The property belongs TO the sullivan estate
The children OF the church orphanage had a
delightful picnic on the 18th instant IN the woods
near kalOrama.
colored man nameI Edward Duckett pleaded
guilty In the Police Court this morning to stealing
a rake from the rack in front OF Mr.. Wagner's
hardware store, on Capitol Hill, and was SEN
fenced TO so days In jail.
Mr.. j. B. Ridgwav, formerly Of the B. &. p. rail-
road, has been appointed assistant superinten-
trains are running from Brandywine, Prince
Georse's county, TO Mechanicsville, St Mary's
county.
The correct list OF officers OF Lone Star Bene-
nc1al Association elected Sunday Is as follows:
VIM. Loeffier, president; c. w. Reese, vice prest-
dent; Richard A. O'Bren, recording secretary;
Rudolph GieSer, {re-elected), financial secretary
w 9. Widmayer, Fe-eiected), treasurer; r. Riegel,
J. Roth, J. koehter, trustees
Jane Allen was sent to jail for sixty days by
Judge Smell to-day for backing the eye or Marga-
ret Brown Both were colored women.
A ietter has Deen received from Mr. VI. A. Clancy
assistant clerk or the court, dated Santa Fe, n NJ
18th instant In which he says that he has been Sc
ABSORBED In the novelties about him that he has
almost forgotten the outside world Mr.. Clancy
is with his son, the secretary OF the Territory
ine Two charges or criminal libel against Sum-
neF = klrk, who was arrested yesterday on COM
paint OF +. a. Lehman, were called In the Police
court to-day and went over for q hearing.
The charge OF writing policy against Frederick
DecenuS, Thomas Ennis and Harrison Jones was
Set IN the Police Court today Tor Saturday next
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Affairs in West Wa.hinrfon

ILL-Mfs Hyde, rellct OF the late Judge George
Hyde, Is lying quite Ill at the residence OF Mrs W.
Albert King, on second street Mrs. Hyde is we'll
known In this District.
BUILDING AssoCIATION.-At the 57th meeting of
the Thirteenth building association, held at God
dard's hall last night "a shares were Cancelled at
stock value rate OF SCI. IS per share.
DEATH.-Mr Frederick P0ore died yesterday
morning, In the 10th year OF his age, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs: kengla, on the Tenleytown road.
His funeral will take place tomorrow morning
from Trinity church, where a requiem mass will
be celebrated.
DEAD BABIEs.-A dead infant was found on 18th,
near Road street, this afternoon and brought to
the station, and the coroner nOti1ed.--In the
case Of the child born In Chariot alley without the
attendance OF O physician, the coroner viewed the
body and gave certificate OF still-birJh.
NoTEs-GoOd gravel is being carried away from
30th street. above Stoddart, which ought to be put
upon some OF the adjoining streets.--The weeds
In the cutters OF Valley street becoming quite
o serious matter to people who live at its foot;
their yards and cellars are Inundated at every
rain, and flower gardens are destroyed.
CLEARED.-Schr Bayltes Wood, COombs, Boston;
schr. Eva L.. Ferris. st. John; schr. Samuel Hart,
HOlbrOOk, oFall River.
CONDITION OF THE WATER - Great Falls, very
turbid; receiving reservoir - south connection,
clear; north connection, very turbid; distributing
reservoir, clear.
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CTIIL TO THE FoREl
GUINNIP'S,
4O4 AND 406 SEVENTH s Rect NORTHWEST.

CTIIL TO THE FoREI
GUINNIP's,
4o4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH RECT NORTHWEST.
This week We shall offer Special Goods at Special
ss
for the Special Days Of this Special Week.
Black SARA A. r SMpsR S.sE
a. 1S former price 81 So Black sstin-spanish isos
fsRsz RHs lace rsssS
edge plain and fancy lining s4 former price u.s. Black
black ns i Spanish F .Ss
dha and s r e,a%s s Isl former price Car
g5's ss s car Tn and Cream sanLaOe trimmed.
ENTERTAINMENTS
saf 81 se S w q
Cambria and elaborateiy trimmed WITH Isces asm.
burghs and Irish Point selling at Cost Prices few
We nave made q sPeciaty Of this department and shsi
certainly a gndersel any Of our campettors. asu.e
Gsa.e g. g e sna % Is
We certainly S ae Sds isss
hsTe ss Of
nsy low prces Gsnse vests @ npd 6
cents Jean Drawers 50 cents positively selling ese-
90 cents. Unlaundrted Shirt, wsmsutta muslin. 20
Yo Linen b9seTs and cute reinforesd back and front
regular price Is cents Sold coors Hall Hose 20 Is,
ssd e DSds rsn sr s no a 4 and
and 30 cents Gents isle Tread Gloves rs cent? for
Dts So S. M CO. is 20 snd SO a the
lively our 20 cent Handkerchief sells elsewhere 81 49,
Linen Handkerchief both plain aud fancy border 10,
las. Is. Is. 20 aud 70 cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We stin continue TO sell these goods with amazing
rapdity, they Of the desirable fabrfcs-a-
ways fresh in appearance and selling at the lowest
@ Lawn e IS and sHas 1 stip ps
Pque 10 cents. worth IS cents: Narcotics, is cents.
worth 20 cents Lace Stripes, 10 cents reduced from
l2h cents Plain and Fancy SWISS IA cents and up.
We are closing out large stock of Traveling Sachela
At cost price. We would wish the public understand
that our special sales do not exist in spread style
on paper, but in solid certaintes which daily yeri-
fed by the increasing magnitude OF our trade The
public Is competent judge being interested one;
therefore, TO respectfully submit the foregoing
announcement
GUINNIP d CO.,
%04 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET n W. Se2S
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EQUITY COuRT-Jud0e James
Yesterday, Kaiser agt CfsSell; trustee APP
pointed and contract confirmed Smith agt
Smith; order Of reference for testimony.
EQUITY CoURT--Jud0e James
To-day, Ben agt Mankin ct al order to enter
cause settled and dismissed. Chase a2t Chase ct
al; order that trustee pay over money. Sachl agt.
Dye; restraining order issued. Bali agt. Wilkfn-
sOn; order ratifying sale. Dodge ct al egt. Of1ey;
order directing trustee to pay over.
A Law WHICH NEEDS AxRHDMENr.-A colored
boy named Vim. Naylor was before the Police
Court this morning. charged with dronninp dirt
out OF his cart the street and falling to remove
1t. Judge Smell said: "A servant under duresS
should not be held responsible In such cases. This
boy cannot say will not drive that cart even II 1t
Is fun OF holes or overloaded so that the dirt will
fall on the street" The court also suggested that
responsible The law only applies to the driver.
The defendant was released ON his personal bonds.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
SWIMMING SCH0OI--Gentlemen 2:3O to 10 pm.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-varietiea
ABNER'S GARDEN.-Concert
DRIVERS GARDEN-YarietieS
SPR0H's GARDEN.-Concert
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C. NJ. WSON,
6S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side. 1y17
THO THE TRADE.

THO THE TRADE.
Proposals invited by the undersigned for the pur
chase In bulk OF the stock and store fixtures in Mr. W.
ton, D. C. e
Said stock consists Of Carpets Qicloths Linoleums
MatunEs Shade Cloths, Hugs, Lace and other Cur
tatns, Upnostering Trimmings. &C., &C., &c.
viii also be received for the lots
OF the stock.
The purchaser Of the store fixtures viii have the prvi-
1ege Of renting the store
REGINALD FENDALL
Assignee of VIM. 8. Mitchell.
813 Market Space
Washington. DC, July 10, 1883. tYlO-6t
sHTHE TIME FOR RECEIVING THE ARovn
Proposals is limited TO SATURDAY the at Il
O'Clock m. uy16-5t] REGINALD FENDALL, Assignee.
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OH1NBEKLAEN,
CHARLES E CROWN.
Delegates 10 Federation OF Trade Unions

ARRrsTsp ON ArrAcHNENr.-A young colored
min naned Thomas Brown, OF street, between
4d and Alb streets southeast, was In the docI at
Judge SnelPs court to-day. lie was fined $40 or 80
days IN this court some time ago for carrying q
He appealed and failed TO perfect his appeal by
1eposlting with the clerk Of the court docket
Iec or % and the case was sent back TO the Police
CO9,. brown was arrested on an attachment
1no orougnt In TO abide the penalty OF tho Police
Court The court said the fines would have 20
BORT and pay his inca
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YESTERDAY Private T. E. Lee, OF the sixth pre-
cinct, shot and killed a mad dog on 7th street. be.
tween AMI X streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

A QUEsTIoN.-SOme imagine that unless an ar
fcle IS made IN foreign countries that IL does not
possess any merit Our best NJ. DIS say that for
medicinal use that XanderS native wine takes the
lead; GIL eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

Isle gloves, ladies', less than half price, Coch
Iane'S, Uptown.
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The aurora VapOr" stove, one of the best
make, for sale by Samuel s. Shedd, 4G9 9Th street
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CARPETs-FALL STYLRS.-BrnsSelS and Ingram.
All new styles Just from the best manufacturers.
Remnants OF carpets at half price. Tows0n'S
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near 7th-street
market
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500 SILK PARAsOLs, from manufacturer at half
price; ind at 735 sth st Young'A
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THE new train On the B. & p X. r. arriving here
at 1910 a. m yesterday. made the run from Union
depot, Baltimore, ALL miles, In 81 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

FUssELEs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Of
town
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NEW cool comfort, never before enjoyed, unicorn
Shirts Coehrane'S. Uptown.
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An EXCITING game Of base ball was played last
evening between the Junior Nationals and North
Washington Stars, the former winning by a score
or 10 to :. The most interesting features OF the
game were the playing Of Theodore, johnson,
CriSweu and Dickers0n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

NEW crepe cream bunting Sc inches wide I2Hc.,
Cochrane's, Uptown.
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mo hKNDING." a charm to ladies, secured in
unicorn shirts, COchrane's, Uptown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

NEW mitts, newest colors, low prices, Coch-
raDeS, Uptown.
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ExrRAoRDrsAny BARGAINS
REMNANTS OF CARPETINGS.
INGRAM CARPETS in remnants, Is cts
BRUSSELS CARPETS, in remnants, 60 cts.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS, all widths, from 81 cts.
WHITE and FANCY MATING, prices reduced.
NEW CARPETS. FALL STYLES.
BRUSSELS and INGRAINS,
rs cts 81 cts, so cs 81 cts Is cts IS cts 90
WNS-LAWNS-LAWNS.
Yard-wide Lawns, in remnants.
cents.
Union Linen Lawns,
cents.
SATIN PARASOLS lined 81.
TWILLED SILK PARASOLS. $1.25
BLACK CASHMERES, all wool. 81 cts.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS. IS cts.
GINGHAMS PERCALES. INDIGO BLUE CALICO.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS and SHEETING.
C. M. WSON
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
South Side. jy17
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BLACK SILK GRENApINFsf

Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all pure
SIZE, reduced from 81 so 70 75c Black B-ocade SIX
Grenadines. actual value 81. reduced 10 SOC.
wsmsutta, Fruit Of the Loom and Dsyoi ward ia.
Bleached Cottons reduced to SIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

GET j. III. Kuehling's excelsior copper lightning
rod, 4l9 18th street northwest.
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PARTIES leaving the city fer the summer can de-
post trun ks OF slverTdfe. boxes of silveTw6re,
e small package Uf stlyerware or any kind OF
valuable ti-ng with the National Safe Deposit
Co.. Corner 18th street and New York avenue.
charges quite moderate. ONCE hours, q. to
lp.n. See advertisement.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEf SIGNAL OFFICER
wlsBISGToS, DC. July II, 1899, $50 A. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather. local rains, followed by cooler westerly
winds, falling followed by rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-CooLER FAIR WEATHER TO
MORROW.
The following special temperatures were reported
at am: Eastport. 59o; Montreal, 10; Quebec,
&c; Mt Washington, 52o; Cleveland. TIC:
Duluth, $50: St Paul, $50; Denver, $50: San
Francisco, 542; Washington, T6o. In New Eng
land on wednesday local rains, followed by ooler
fair weather Cooler fair weather Is indicated for
the districts east OF the Mississippi valley on
Wednesday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court to Robert
Z Ward and Mary E. Keys: Samuel r. Larcombe
ana Margaret Ellen Martin; John w. Warder and
Annie Byron; Joseph Maxneld ana Mary Robin
eoO.
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The President Draws $4,000 In the
Lottery.

This would be the "boss" advertisement should
the President on his visit to the Louisville Expo
sition purchase ticket In the Commonwealth Dis
tIiDutlon Co there, and In witnessing the popular
monthly drawing which takes place July Dist see
the number on his ticket pulled from the wheel
with the $4,000 prize drawn to its number. or he
might draw the $4,000, or $1,000 prizes, for there
are 960 prizes to be drawn, amounting to $1fs 400
by addressing r. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ky
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NUNS vEILINGsi NUNS yEILINosi
Cheapest Nuns' VeilIgs in Washington. Nuns veii.
lnes all pure Wool, widest double width, (42 inches
wide), reduced from &c. down to size.
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced 10 2oc
Nuns veilings lace effect pure wool i'm Black Straw
perry Electric Blue and Cream; actual value Soc NJ.
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IAUuUDOf0'S FeEtUmeSy
Edenta, and Marechal Mel Rosa
Milwaukee Beer.
&C. stovepipe-drawn from 'co0d.
KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue
!" Rough on Rats,
. Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks gophers 15c. Drug
gstS. L
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Good Cigars at Low Prices.
Send for o. 3. G. Sixes-long Havana flIer-s4 a
hundred. T.A.Ofterdtnger, manu-, $40 st.
tu,t 2Ws
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" SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. XA4
The finest and safest surf bathing. Ocean. ls.Hs
Terms; g per day; $l2 per week. $40 PER month
Route from Old Point by steamer NORTHAMPTON to
Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The Baltimore and Washington steamers make close
connection with the Northampton. Hotel physician.
p A. Fitzhugh. Address ]. T. EPADY.
my15-Sm
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKRT.-At the Queens.
town drove yard, on the Metropolitan Branch B.
o. K r., three miles from the city-Lewls d.
Means proprietor-yesterday 40 head Of cattle
were 0nered. OF which 143 sold to butchers at
5a5 per h. 1872 sheep and lambs were sold as
follows: Sheep. 4a4Hc. per h.; lambs, 5ka6kc.
per 10. COWS and calves brought $3Oa$65. The
state Of the market was dull
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OPENS TUESDAY. JUNE l21H.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
Great North Mountain IE:Ml

Near Winchester, Va,
Win open JUNE 18th to accommodates several who wish
to leave the city at that time
Large additions have been made this season for the
accommodation OF greater number Of guests. The
have been provided and the sanitary arrangements are
perfect.
The prospect for abundant crop OF the best fruit
In the immediate neighborhood Of the Springs fs very
promising this season.
For circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8.
Pratt Son. 401 9th street. Warrington, D. G. Circu-
lars also Ut this Office.
1e1 A. 8. PRATT Proprietor
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CARRIERS

ye2s MARIE
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TRUNNEL a CLARK.

LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS.
Cheapest Lawns In Washington Beautiful paciaa
LAwns hnes quality, actual value I2c reduced 60 oc
SILKS! SII.Ksi STIKst
cheapest silks in Washington. Colored Silks 800
FANCY silks S1*c; Heavy Gro Grain Black silks NJ.
duced from 81. SO down to 81.
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Keep your lips firmly closed when you lnd your
self attacked by bed bugs, or when you see an
army OF reaches charging across the walls and
floors, and use Hunts Insect Powder. 1t kills
gists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

CREDIrABLE RECORD OF WASHINGTON Boy
walter Mcfarland, the assistant engineer In the
navy who was recently detached from the Michi-
gan and ordered to the responsible position OF In.
structor In marine engineering at Cornell unfver-
washington. the late teacher OF music in the
pubic schools OF thiscity. Only few years ago
water Mcfarland attended the public schools in
East Washington and was the successful cOnneti.
tor Tor one OF the scholarships. After serving his
term at college he took part In the competitive ex-
colOrS '-e
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nCsbAND AND WIFE BOTH FTNBD-A muscular
young coiOred woman, named Jane Shelton MAS
IN the dock at Judge Snells court this morning,
for assaulttng Benjamin Brogden, her husband.
Delicate young man. who had about two square
The youthful husband said he was very drunk
when ne came home, and he guessed he may have
struck her little harder than he had q right to
harder than you had right7" inquired the court
"iou have no right at all TO strike her." Benia-
and the court remarked In the other case that thc
woman was not SO much to blame because she
was assaulted, and he would only me her e.
Smyrna times., 1883-08-29

Miscellaneous Books at City Price,
at J. B. Cooper's.