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CASSELI. Suddenly, on Friday June % 1888
FRANK j. CASSELL. son Of the late Mary E. Cassel.
aged seventeen years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
Cos Eighth street southwest Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
ESHLEMAN. On Friday June 20, 1888, at 8:4.
O'Clock p m, GRACE. daughter Of Mary and the lat
Abraham Eshleman.
Funeral services at her mothers residence No. ga
m Friends Of tie family invited. A'' o'tsA
:, FEssENDEN. On June %. 1888. WILLIAM FEs.
SENDEN, aged 6fty-1ine years.
Friends respectfully invited to attend the funers
to morrow, Sunday. at O'Clock p. M. at No. l67
street northwest.
McLINDEN. On June 2Sth 1889, ALICE second
daughter OF Mary and the late Henry McLinden.
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of he,
mother. 10l5 street northwest Sunday. July 1s at
to attend. 2s
MEssER. On June 28th. 1883. at $50 .. m, VIII
LIAM BURNS. only child Of Catherine G. and the lat
william Messer. aged three years end one month.
Funeral VIII take place Sunday. July LIST at -four
O'clock from the residence Of his grandmother Mrs.
Margaret Sayere, 624 street southwest Relatives
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
MINOR. On Friday morning June 20. 1883. ct 1
o'clock, CHARLES T.. MINOKs eyed forty years.
Funera from the residence Of his father. John Minor
No. Thirteen and half street Sunday. July 1883
Ct O'Clock Friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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MIX AND WHISKY TESTERS. Hempler's. 453 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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Hats for the Fourth Of July.
Mems and Boys Mackinaws, at reduced prices.
Very nice White and Mixed Straws, sc. and 81.
Boys Fine White "Jumbos, Soc, 75c. and 81.
Child's 81 Sailors reduced to 75c and Soc,
At LEWIS, $40 9TH St, bet. and K NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

| nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
GOODS q OUR sALEsRooMs.. CONSISTING CONSISTING
HasfHI E EsAtgh EsESsE gtA5s
SSHa akssHs
HkAAfsHziEs rESS$Ss CURTIN RHFsfoz SAsF6Hs
BESSEE. hSG q k k5SfloS Ssr Box zS1 SSE
O'CLOCK. We win sen. in front Of our ssiesroom., a
snSmsssssd above to which the attention Of buyers
THos' ). FISHER R5e. &C.; ,,,. = ..,,,.n.
sSfLb 81 des RF2sfs II
q re G'sissSs Sadss
S6sb, SSIS WITH SIS e.
O'CLOCK P. NJ. in single ots with privilege OF entire
ni S fronting
stree. and fssnsh street. ALSO fifteen lO irOntias
M Sss h
Terms Of sale: fourth Of the purchase money to
men one two and three years. with interest at the
% elk ssni per s.c 1a s ~
veysnciny at cost OF purchaser.
plat Of square seen BY sppyias At the Office Of a. 4
Fox. No. $40 Fs rect porahTest ,,o,,,
d 81 g: " WY bYfk
s. i. KiMBALL.
ALBEkT +. FOX.
sS e ssS SSSsia EH
By virtue ef decree Of the supreme Court Of the
are ESS ~. No. gSs doc the under
a ;ss tHfi S4S
81 q it,: e
s
al IL square % S
hundred and ninety (709. with the improve
Terms Of sale - required BY ssid decree are: The
Rurchase money 70 Be paid in equal instament. Of
sl .nd txeiy. S10 MONTH from e. dsy 81 ss!e vith
% sSS So
sse on each ii sold All conveysneins ana sseoedins
C a lie *
week :stsr any :ae the Trusess reserve the sht g
WOODBURY. WHEELER I
/ $50 ~ street [ r-,.....
| EDWARD II. THOMAS, ASes
Once: 916 Ct northwest
3e30.eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucticneera
fFoS Othsr AUCTIONS See SereHtA Paos.,
Fos TABLr Usx
ahe Neutral Mineral
KAISER WATER,
FROM B1RRKsBoRa on THE RHINE
Rscommendsd hyt Hishest Medical AnfAoeiisA
yREDX HollxxDKR Co.
| q 4. Ia - y. 3 end cnnnAA
Apl2-sm 11k III. ~ IN eknek Ee9 Xogk,
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GIyRN AwAY.-Soup tureens. Guns ana saucers
french china tea sets. banded goblets, dinner
breakfast and tea plates, and crushed goOseberry
vases 70 purchasers OF tea and coffee. ODonnei
Bfes., Enterprise Tea Co., main store 4th and P,.
ave., Capitol hill: branches Center, Eastern
Northern Liberty Markets.
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A CARD.-The young ladies who are managers
OF TIE Children's Country Home desire, through
The STAR, to thank all the little girls who have so
materially aided this charity by holding fairs and
concerts for Its benefit
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LADIES BARGAINS, white goo1s, laceS, embroid-
cries, marked-dOwn, COchraneis, Uptown.
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The AURORA FAPoR Stove and Vulcan gas stove
lor sale at Shedds, 4o9 OH s.. northwest
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| s'A1derney Dairy Wagons,
! Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in H-ib. stWard" prints, CSC per 10
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk
| SC. per Of. Cream, 15c. pint.
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SEEKING cool rest and health, secure Unicorn
shirts, no mending, Cochrane's, Uptown.
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PACIFIC LAWNS only s,zc. Storms, so4 7th st.

MINIS, boys and childrens' suits at Newmyer,s
IA 9TH northwest
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THE great mark. down OF ladies' nne shoes at
Hahn'S-
A5o Ladies' best hand-sewed Button now g.
y 80 Ladies, Beauty :" French Kid Button, s. S.
$a75 Ladies' "Faather-welghtn hand-seWed Kid
Button. s.
S20o Ladies' fine hand-sewed Low Shoes. $50
Sl.7s Ladies' Jersey Lily slipper, s1.25
These reductions are genuine and we must sell
% gain room for fall stock.
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The "Climax Shirt, ready for use, 81.
New York Pat'n Jean Drawers, 80 and 75c.
Very fine White Lawn Ties, dog. for Csc.
Nice colOred socks, 2 pairs for CSC.
Hammocks, Silk Umbrellas, Night Shirts Per-
Gale and Boating Shirts, Boston Carriers, two hum
dred Trunks Ut lowest New York prices, at LEwIs',
$40 9TH St, below Mt. Vernon square.
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Milwaukee Beef,
&c. schOOner-drawn from tcOod.
TT KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue.
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0eR ENTIRE STOCK OF low boots and shoes at
actual cost Some immense bargains Call early
u SINSHEIMER'S,
sos 9TH and 3l5l StS
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Ladies' and Sickly Girls
requiring non-alcoholic gentle stimulant win
md Browns Iron Bitters beneficial
WR1GHTsvTLLE: PA.-Rev Elijah Wilson says:
or chills and fever"
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.-Rev T. J. Reilly says: 81
used Browns Iron Btters for indigestion and chills
with entire satisfaction"
When Very Young Children
are deprived OF their natural nourishment 1t IS
difficult to procure proper substitute therefor:
hence, the alarming mortality among Infants
Melns Food. which is recommended by the high
est medical authorities, has been prepared to meet
this very want Most druggists haveit
We will Not Advise our Readerv
TO take flask with them when they 60 fishing,
but we certainly think it prudent for all house.
keepers to provide bottle or two Of Hunts Insect
Powder as safeguard against insect and house
vermin. Price Is cts Sold by all druggists. 60
Novelties.
In Mems, Youths and Chldrens
Spring and Summer
Clothing.
Unsurpassed as to Workmanship,
Style and Finish.
At Reduced Prices
NOAH WALLER & Co.,
CPS Pennsylvania avenue. 8
We Solicit Your Orders
for Groceries and refer you to our advertisement
1885, ELPHoNzo YoUNGs
Premature Loss Of the Hair
may be entirely prevented by the use Of Burnetts
CocOaine
THE superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength.
The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
fu color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which Is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness
tuOOd Advice.
Nearly all the ills that aff1ict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and Kidneys in perfect working order There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic
l. Bicycle ShirtS.
Base ball and boating shirts, all styles. colors
and sizes, for men and boys. from SOC. up to S45O
apiece Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
Auerbach'S, cor. 9TH and H streets.
On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Or Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteefng speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. Wsm
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Selling Out Below Cost,
7S6 and IA 7th street. Go there for bargains
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THE COLUMBIA 30 AT CLUB HoP.-The second hon
OF the Columbia DO at club was given last even
Ing, and was much enjoyed by those present The
rain early In the evening cooled the atmosphere
present were Misses Patterson, VERIFY, Noble,
Shellabarger. Nairn, Stewart and Goodail, Score :
Boyd. Kondrup. Loving, Clayett. Fowler and
Buckley.
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LADIES can buy unusual bargains now In para
ools, gloves, hosiery ,Cechrane's, Uptown.
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nRIvER's SUMMER GARDEN.
y Return OF the mirth- and frolic rrovokers. Tfrt
troupe Of Educated Dogs and Monkeys; the Bernados
Misses Howard, Gushing and Meredith: first appear
ance Messrs. Sinclair, Foreman and eighteen othel
vocal and instrumental artists.
Admission only 10 cents. 1e25
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
MERRITT-HOWARD. On Friday. June %, 1898.
at the rectory OF Epiphany church. by the Rev. Dr.
Paret {, CALEB G: MERRITT, of Baltimore. to Mrs.
HALLE HOWARD. nee Candy, of this city.
baltimore papers please copy.l
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THE GREAT TRorT1Ns MEETING.
THE ENTIRE MARINE BAND
win give grand Concert Daily at the Ivy City Track
during tine Trotting Meeting.
JULY 8. 4. 8 AND 6.
THE GREAT FIvE-YEAK-oLD TRoTTERs,
Jay-Eye-See. Bronze. Phil Thompson. Lucy Germent
and Butterfly trot at Ivy City Track on the
4th Of July. for = purse Of p, Toe.
NINE OF THE FASTEST pACERs
Are entered for the 81 200 Pacing Race 1t Ivy City
Track on the 4th Of July.
THE FINEST TRoTTING MEETING
OF the will begin at Ivy City Track July 3d. and
continue on the 4th 9th and 9th.
THE ENTIRE MARINE BAND
|. Will be present each day.
Round Trip by B. & O.. 10 Cents. ,e2s-l2t
A THLErIo PARK.
SATURDAY. JUNE sorH.
AMERICA vs.. ENGLAND.
BICYCLE RACES EXTRAORDINARY.
JNo. s. PRINCE vs.. II. w. HIGHAM,
OF America. Of England.
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
AND $500.
Exhibitions Of skin by REX SMITH. washineton,s
SON Of New York. viii 1--WE bis inimi.abis eSRibiton
OF novice's experience.
Admission 2tc. Reserved Seats At Kns' Music Store.
9S7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Gates open 1T 1: Races commence ats.
3e2s. a. %. %. 3O.5t
CONCERT AT SPROH'S GARDEN.
" Concert EVERY EVENING A.. EPROHS Sum-
mer Garden 4S3 G street northwest. Entrance free
from to II. 1el2.2m
TUE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL.
l. New York avenue. between 18th and lAth SITS,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
HOURS
Gentlemen to q. m, 2:30 to 10 pm. Ladies-lO
am. to II In. Boys-2:3c to pm.
Water constantly changing and artifciay heated.
Single bath. 80 cents; 10 tickets 2.5O instruction
course, 10 my26-Sm
No.626l On EXHIBITION NO. 6.6
Etreet.S MA RKR TER4 Street.
f2e street northwest one door from eth street.
SEoce OH Paintings Engrayingn. Chromos. etc. also
large and Choice Stock Of Paperhancng., Picture
Gsrkriter's Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. OF
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FussELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Of
town..
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d. A. BURKE, successor to John Bowling, has re-
opened the old and reliable stand, the American
Tea Store. with large and well-selected stock of
Teas, Conees, Spices, and Fancy Groceries, to
which he invites the public'S attention, feeling
assured that the old patrons OF the house will
greet with pleasure the opening announcement Of
the old and weli-e 5tabi shed house, where they
always found the best OF goods at the lowest New
York prices All coffee roasted Dy steam fresh
every day. THE AMERICAN TEA STORE
Corner Seventh and StreetS northwest d C.
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SEE You GET HAsI's Roach POWDER. No poison
BuRTs FINE SHOES for men and boys, greatly re.
VoccQ. S1NSHEIMERS,
sos 9TH street
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMUsEMENTS.
A BNER,s SUMNER GARDEN.
LAss appearance Th,s Evening Of
N. LOUIS BLUMKNBuRo. On the violonceIo.
Next week the Axiom Qsaxtstas. oompraang
Nesss- 9. q. JAMES. I. @. CARDkLI. GEORGE
FRENCH. @. 4. HALL.
Re-ensaeemsnt Of Mn BERTHA RAvENE.
Admission. Ten Gents. ,eso
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL.
EXTRA OCCASION.
F. nSPs S HES IsSss'sd
Persons desiring 70 Join this party win be OBLIGED 10
sns sfss; s
TEsTIMoS1AL CONCERT
MISS HATTIE A. WHITING,
uN1vERsALrsT CHURCH, 18th and L streets
TUESDAY EVENING. JULY s. 1883.
Assisted by the following well.known Artists:
MISS MINNIE III. + ET Moor.
Mr.. WIN. wALpEcKER, Musical Mai B br MHShhh'
General admission Is cents. Reserved seats at Ellis
Music Store, te2S-5t
NEW THEATER CoMIQUE SUMNER GARDEN.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
MONDAY, JUNE 2S....ANOTHER GREAT SHOW.
Engagement extraordinary OF the great
COMEDY FOUR COMBINATION.
MURPHY AND MACK, MURPHY AND SHANNON.
With an entire new Clio.
Ophelta Starr. Anna Pe:rie, Jessie Brown.
See the great afterpiece.
MURPHY'S NEIGHBORS.
Admission usual. 10 cents.
MATINEES-Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
je25
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YOUR EYEsIGHT adjusted Hempler's, 453 Pa ave

OFFICE COATS 80 cents. Lew Newn1yer, 7si I'll
northwest.
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TIE STEAMER W. w. CORCoRAN will make her
usual Saturday evening trip down the river, leay-
ing ner wharf, foot OF 9TH street. at p. m. sharp,
Is cents
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j. p. PALMER.
l1o7 STREET NORTHWEST,
IMPORTER OF FASHIONS.
WILL previous to departure for Europe dispose OF the
balance of
PARIS BONNETs AND LONDON HATS
at cost Of importation. je25. lot
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Have You Tried the

LundbOrg'S Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose
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PsARL BUTTONS, &c. gloves, Sc. Storms, eoa 9TH st
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THr Ks1rE PUT In Pn1cEs
AT THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL.
Coed Play Suits At 81. 25; sl:5o 81 and $3.50.
An Wool Suits at g, worth S.
f fins SUITS sa at s. e. WORTH Mo g. st.
FOR BOYS FROM IL TO17.
There is still splendid assortment Of fine Atwood
SUITS on hand at lower prices than ever.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN.
Genuine Calcutta seersncker Suits ats1o worth s2o
English ,Iit ia seersucksr Suits at g. worth g.
and ssit 81 xs!' worth So
1ad Gho Suits s. Worth
En- Gssssss
sss' ss.:, IT, Sssh @
Blue Flannel and Yacht Goth suits-we,l, come and
- . examine them. and the price will suit you.
Whit White and Fancy Vests from So cents up.
once Coats, in Alpaca, Drap d'Ete and Linen cheap.
GossAMERs FOR BOYS.
Best quality Gossamer 81. worth 81.
GossAMERs FOR MEN.
Better Gossaniers at s. So worth "a.
Finest Gosssmers t It S g. worth worth s..
THE MIsFIT STORE,
Having, like every success. imitators. be sure and
come to the corner Of
jet TENTH AND STREETS.
INDIA L1sEns,
Fine grades Is. 20 and 25c. 81
WHITE CORDS AND STRIPES. l2ho.
EMBROIDERED swIssEs.
BELOW COST:
FIGURED ALL LINEN LAwAs, H.
TYLER + CHEWING,
. ,e2s $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
VIZ GUARANTEES
TIE RIDawAY REFRIGERATOR
TO do al claim Tor ito give entire satisfaconor
money refunded.
tits much moro economical in q consumption Of loo
than any other refrigerator.
ciapenses With the metal lining. 90 oh,ecHonab,e
because q 'aecr NECESSARY 70 keep IT clean.
AK 70 see Est Of reserenees
J. ". scHAEFER, Sole AGENT.
MO 1929 IA street. northwese
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NorIcE!-KetS Kemethys, 1l09 Pa. av takes one
coz fine photos with one thirteenth painted for S.
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"A Monkey Among the Wires,
He AHBBR8 LARGE AUDIENCE AND GETS AN ELEC

TRIO SHOCK WHICH AsTONrsHEs HIM.
One OF the monkeys used in the performance at
Driversgarden got loose this morning and at once
made for Che top OF the building. A large crowd
On the avenue was entertained for q long time in
watching its movements as Il bounded from roof
to roof or hung suspended by the tall from tele-
graph wires. While among the wires on the top
OF the B. O. telegraph cOmpany's building the
monkey received shock Of electricity, which
caused IL 10 utter the most doeful cries, which
were increased when the animal found it impOs-
slble to loosen its hold on the wires. During its
freedom the monkey managed to ind its way over
the applause Of the street spectators.
The FOURTH AT LEHsBURG, vA-There will be
running and hurdle races at LeeSburg on the 4th
nd friIa lot.
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xlko8 A0o0nA meaning 81 t00 Nt00Un0gs
tea Driving Club-yfsit % the Trac1E-
Ao0e - tho Nofea HAorses Already
TAsre-rregzAm Of the E'onr Days
Races.
The inaugural meeting OF the Washington Driy-
Ing Club begins next Tuesday at the Ivy City
track and the entries for the purses assure some
OF the finest turf sports OF the summer. THIS club
Is composed OF . number OF the most enter
prising men OF Washington, and they are deter
mined that shall be success II and
the fastest flyers OF the country can make It 80.
The premiums offered at the coming meeting
amount to $1a,So0, sum that shows that the club
means business Upwards OF seventy horses have
been entered. including some that have won the
highest turf honors this season. A STAR reporter
to-day visited Ivy City In company with Presi-
tSa Of the club and took view Of the
IN m the best possible condition, and unless the
weather should be very unfavOrable Ii will be in
horses The fun Marine band win be in
attendance, and Prof. S0usa has arranged fine
program for each day. Opposite the grand stand,
ana just east OF the timers stand, Il sort OF semi.
circular pagoda Is being erected for the band It Is
being constructed under direction OF Prof. Sousa
himself, and Is device of his for throwing the
wnoic volume OF the music towards the audience
Noted Tr0tters.
All the horses entered have not yet arrived. but
stable accommodations are ready and the full list
will be on the grounds by Monday.
THE LEWIS HORSES FROM THE WEST.
The 1rst stable Inspected by the reporter was
that OF Mr. Alex Lewis, OF Denver, and consists OF
Ewing and Sotham. Ewing is a bay gelding,
seven years old, and trots here in the 2:2l class
He was brought from California, and has not been
worked much this season. He has won place in
several races. It is his owners intention to make
the morse do his best here, and he will have to IL
he gets purse, as he is entered against 10 Bunker
Sotham Is brown stallion eight years old, and is
entered In the 2:40 and 3-minute classes here. He
mas tr0tted In seven this season. and In all OF
them ne lost but single heat He has q record Of
2:26A.
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BRACELETS and bangles. gold-nlled, at Prigg's.

LAcEs for base ball shirts, Auerbach;s, 7th and
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EUREKA. ia 9TH northwest Lew Newmyer.
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IIOi FOR GLYMONT,
III No liquors sold the erounds Temperance Asao.
cations SUNDAY School. or others giving Excursons
VIII apply Tor terms and days of engagement Aren't
Potomac Fruit Growers Improvement Company r
ORVILLE JOHNSON. No. 469 Pa. ave. NV je7.im
HOi FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
III BRlDGE.-Steam packet Excelsior will make her
and FRIDAY. Leave High street and canal al q. m
rare t0 cents round trip For charter Apply at boat
lila 4th street northwest. ma sms
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STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
VIII make SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS 10 Colonial
Beach. Blackiston Island and Colton,s
Leave 6th-street wharf at D. m returning arriye
home about 10 O'Clock Sunday evening. Fare round
trip 81. For information apply ut Office National Me-.
tropolitan Bank 6l3 18th street ,e2l-3m
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GARD.
Our semi annual accounts ready for delivery
Those who prefer to call send for them can obtain
them any time within the next few days. All accounts
not called for viii be rendered the latter part Of Tia
month. - ~-S
We respectfully request prompt payment a. during
the summer months rely manly on our collections
the Arxer portion Of customers being out Of the
city. " N ~
je2S-7t W. NJ SINISTER SON.
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CITY ITEMS.

Nos. s2s 7th street and 7os K stree. n. v.
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CUTICURA sOAP.-sales during 1881 and 1882,
1000. 600 cakes.
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DU NLAPs
NEW YORK STYLES IN STRAW HATS.
The Mackinaw Hats are tho hest manufactured and
sfylea correct and prneA the lowest. FIFTH AVENUE
STYLE PEARL GASSIMERks and DERBY HATS at
WILLETT RU0FES.
eole Agents Tor DuOlapR New York Hata.
t0-Am o56 Peunsylysuia AyenuA
Smyrna times., 1883-05-30
Periodicals..

st. Nicholas for June is crowded with
pictures, and appropriately ushers in
the Summer with an interesting article
by l. n. Ford, on the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund.-" through which so many
thousands of poor city children have
been enabled to taste the pleasures of
IA two weeks vacation in the country.
LippincOtt's Magazine for June, now
ready, contains: The Vagaries of West
ern Architecture, by Frederic G. Math-
er. With a frontispiece and other
illustrations. The London Season, by
Norman Pearson; Poor Jack: His Sor-
rows and His Joys, by Franklin H.
North; A Night with Remenyi, by L.
J. S.; A Roman Pension, by Kate Hill
ard; Animals Extinct Within Human
Memory, by c. F. Holder; The Ameri-
can Sculptor Ezekiel, by Margaret ].
Preston, with other contents of the
usually interesting nature.
Several of the pictorial features OF
the June Century are of uncommon
interest, like the frontispiece portrait
of Tennyson after Woolner's bust, and
the other full-page pictures in the pro.
fusely illustrated paper by Edmund
Gosse on Living English Sculptors >
also Severn's sketch of Keats in hi:
last illness, accompanied by sonnet
by Miss Edith NJ. Thomas, and por
trait of the artist-friend Severn. O.
descriptive interest, beside, are the six
teen or seventeen cuts which reinforce
II. HIS. concluding paper in her history
of the ruin of the Franciscan Missions
in California, and the illustrations will
George w. Cables account Of the com
mercial growth of New Orleans sine,
1914, under the title, "The Great Soutl
Gate"