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Does the Lightning Strike the Pinel

A
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
SLIGO. MONTGOMERY Co, ND, July 18th, 1Ss3-It
has been often said by the socalled wise, old "Say
So'5' In this locality that the lightning neper
strikes pine tree, but the fact was very conclu-
sivey demonstrated to the contrary to-day at this
place-Mr. James Fenwick'S.
Mr.. Fenwick's place is the one adjoining that OF
Admiral Lees. just after one o'clock p. m the
storm passed directly over Mr.. F.s house from he
northeast, and soon after vivid fash OF light
ming cam which struck two pine trees only ten or
twelve feet from his house. A part OF the cleo
trfc.ty passed down the trees into the ground,
tearing of great strips of bark and cutting
groove into the trees for some distance just before
IL passed OH into the ground Tne rest OF IL fol-
lowed a wire clothes line attached to one or the
trees to the other end of the wire and then passed
down a coda. post 10 which the wire was attached
into the ground. IL split the post the whole
length an broke OFF large pieces from It, 1t WAS
cloud had discharged a moment sooner It would
certainly have hit the house ana perhaps have
done great deal OF damage. There are quite a
number OF Washington people spending the sum-
mer here, ana all WHO were at the nous were
very much alarmed, and also the animals The
horses IN The stable near tried to break away and
run. the fash was so vivid and the report so loud.
On one occasion when the lightning struck a
chu en- and nearly demolished it, a learned old
colored preacher Is said to have remarked: sit is
strang' and unscrupuou5 Providence" My con-
m"r y that the lightning = Specter OF trees,
persons or places Tut hits just where and when 1t
happ ems TO, and 1t is OF no use TO try to stop
T. III. G.
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CARTERS
STIIL TO THE FoEEI
INNIP'S,
4G4 AND 406 SEVENTH RECT NORTHWEST

STILL TO THE FoEEl
GUINNIP's,
4c4 AND 4oe SEVENTH Rect NORTHWEST.
nh This week We shall offer Special Goods at Special
for the six Special Days of this Special Week.
PARA OILS AT AND UNDER COST
Black Satin Parasols-Cold. white aud black Innings
Trimming fancy nGs a. p4 3ss
=. %. Black satins pansh lace trimming, pla:ted
g So. Black -Pr9fasely trimmed si,Snish lace
dinal and Cream satin-Iace trimmed. s4: former
ENTERTAINMENTS.
In this one OF our most pular departments win be
Cambria. and elaborately trimmed with nce- HAM
q soed aS we se osr at Cost e9se1 T
We nave made Speciality of this department. and shall
ns Ss 81 Sleeves Sas SO ens wo sa. Z.
cents. GAUGE Verts-Af styles. IS. 40 and 20 cents.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
We certainly do hold deseryedly large trade in this
another important branch of onr extensive business.
nsly low prices. Gents Gauze Vets 25 80 IS aud Is
9. ' s. Oen S
80 Cents. Unlaundred shirt, wamsutta muslin. 40
shr y ssn Sa.
regular price 70 cents. Sold coors Half Hose 20 Is
oen Dude Stripes the Preenade g. 49, a 3D. q
ana 30 nr Sn e Gents s % Se9 fsr
prevailing tints 80 49, As, co. 20 and 80 cent? posi-
lively our SO cent Handkerchief SELF elsewhere rs
Linen HANDKERCHIEF both pain and fancy border 10.
l2.. Is. IL. ~ aud IS cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We still continue to sell these goods with amazing
rapidly. they Of the desirable fabrics-a-
ways fresh in appearance and selling at the lowest
prices in the city. India Linen l2t Is cents and up.
linen Lawn 20, -, IS. 80 and 37s cents. striped
Pque 10 cents, worth Is cents. Marsees, Is cents,
worth 20 cents Lace Stripes, 10 cents, reduced from
I2h cents Plain and Fancy Swiss IA cents AID no.
We closing out large stock of 1rayelin- Satchels
at cost price. We would wish the pubic understand
that special sales do not exist I'm spread eagle style
paper. but in sold certaintes, which daily veri-
fed by the increasing magnitude OF our trade. Tho
public Is competent judge. being interested one
therefore, To 1t We stecfuly submit the foregoing
announcement,
GUINNIP d CO.,
404 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET n. W. t2S
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Reported Outrage I'm MARYLAND.

It was stated In morning paper that the
police have been notified to look out for and
arrest colored man named william Queen
Charged with committing an outrage on Miss Julia
Lawrence, a white girl, seventeen years OF age,
near Marlboro, M The crime with which Queen IS
charged was committed last Saturday. NJ - Law.
renee was In field picking berries, when Queen
IL Is charged came up behind her. and throwing
her to the ground accomplished his vile purpose
He left his victim lying on the grouni inSehsible
and escaped to the woods. When she was found
by some neighbors, and her story made known, a
committee Of citizens started in pursuit o. QIeen.
Major Dye and his officers said this morning
they had hnari Of no such occurrence as the
above, and 50 ii people vino came In from Bowie
and Marlboro, MI, this mornn
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Drifting to Mixed Schools.

LOCAL REPRE- SENTATION on THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR
THE COLoRED SCHOOLS ABoLIsHED-A C0LoRsD
MANS VIEWS.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
By the late appOintma hts OF trustees for the COL
ored schools, the sixth division County and the
eighth diyiS on (eaSt halt OF the city, have been
ignored and the three coored trustees taken from
the seventh division (wcSt end). By peculiar
coincidence 1t happens that the three Commis-
sioners, the appointing power. all reside In that
favored division. As to them this has always been
So NO O'her section OF the District has be II
deemed W, rthy TO share in the supreme executive
authority. but other sections have been graclOuSy
allowed represent alton on the school board. Now
this Is swept away SO ar rs the ColOred schools
concerned. The West End takes ali three, Ie,v-
balance OF the District the boon OF pay
Ing a; taxes They, the other people, shout
TO have some voice I'm the education OF Their Oan
children That would be infringing the preroga-
tives OF the royal quarter wnere our rulers dwell
and is not TO be thought of or tolerated. These
deiuded people ought to be thankful that the
"best men, OF the Vest End are willing to come
anu rule over them. Tile trouble, however, is, they
are not thankful or satisfied. They feal that q
great wrong has been done TO them and to their
power is but the beginning Of the end. and that
end is the breaking up OF the autonomy or the
colored schools. The presi lent Commissioner,
who Is understood TO have dict tied The cen.ral-
zation, openly avows himself In favor OF breaking
up the cOlored school organization and mixing
the schools. He would put the white ANA
step. he insists upon putting upon the school
DJard cOlOred man who has never sent his child
to the cOlOred schools, but always managed TO
smuggle her tntoa white school That man, as
wen as the president Commissioner who appointed
him, believes In mixed schools and has practised
on his belief For myself, do not believe Ia dis
turbing the coored people OF this District IN their
great fort at Sel!-eucatiOn. They have bean
working out the graf problem of selt-elucation
and seiI-COVernment through their public schools.
The white people have been helping them by
Juaieious appropriations, but until now have not
putting over them the ''best men" There
IS great deal OF cant in this cry OF ''best
men," Those the president Commissioned
may deem the "be,t men, my be
so for some purposes, but utter fiures
Tor others II they happen to deSp s. the
coiOred people and refuse to send their children to
the colored schools they are not the "best ms ~
to place over the sc schools. They lack the syEl-
A COLORED MAN
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PROBATE COURT@.fMdle J011le.

PROBATE COURT-JNfye James.
Yesterday, Estate OF James MGrt; citation is
su d. tate or Robert b. Wagner; 9. W. Grinley
bond 81 900 as admin Strator.
POLICE COUET-J'n1ge Shell
Yesterday, J. shelton, colored, assault on Benja-
min Brog len; IS or 10 diys Ben Brogien. pro-
family: do. James Allen, ,Iilt on Margaret
Brown; 60 days in jail and 500 or go days adj
ditiOnal VIM. Washington, colOred, assault On
John Lane; six months in jill JtmeS O'Neii, pro-
family; $ or IS days. Thos. Reagan, loud AMI
boisterouS; IS or Is days. Edward d lckett, COL
orrd profanity: S. or DAYS. WIZ. Jones, do. do.
James H. Whit, in lecent exposure; s. or Is days
BfiE"t Ryan, loud and bOtSterou%: S. or Is & IS.
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ExrnAoRD1sAny IsAReA1ss

REMNANTS OF CARPETINGS.
INGRAM CARPETS in remnants, rs cts
BRUSSELS CARPETS, in remnants, 60 cts.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS. all y"dths. from 81 cts.
WHITE and FANCY MATING, prices reduced.
NEW CARPETS, FALL STYLES,
BRUSSELS md INGRAINS,
Is cts, 81 cts, 90 cts CO ct IS cts cts 81
LAWNS-LANNS-LAWN
Yard-wide Lawns, in remnants,
cents.
Union Linen Lawns,
8 cents.
SATIN PARASOLs, lined 81.
TWILLED SILK PARASOLS, 81. %.
BLACK CASHMERES, all wool. 81 cts.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, IS cts.
GINGHAMS. PERCALES, INDIGO BLUE CALICO.
TABLE LINEN. TOWELS and SHEETINd.
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DemorueeIe.s Rseterminatiou.

10 O'Clock a m. on Wedues lay, June 18th, the day
after the 157th Monthly and the June Se,ni-annual
Grand Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery,
Mr.. James Demoruelle (of Demoruele Cusach,,
deal'rs In building materially presented also at
IN tHt1pany's Office one-han ticket No. 23. 131,
ana " Is promptly paid In full. He Is 33 years of
age, ana has teen In business since he Was 20
years Old. He has been INDUSTRIOUS AMI has been
at the head OF three dill firms, succ eeding in
earning comfortable income He, his father a nd
grandfather We're all born in New Orleans, and Is
Of one OF the Oldest Creole families descendants OF
Du Nernay. one OF the pioneers OF the colony
founded by Bienville.Ne1C Orleans ficaguie, June
nth
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S.S,Afs Advice

Nearly all the ills that alCt us can be pre-
vented AMI cured by keeping the stomach. liver
and kidneys in perfect working order Tnerc is
10 medicine known that Will do this as surely as
ParkerS Ginger Tonic
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1T IS A FACT

L 4
THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS MEN GO
TO THtIR OETI ES IN tn MORNING After
AN UNEASY JGHr, or A LATE DINNER FEEL
ING DULL AND ALL OUT OF SORTS. THIS IS
ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY, FOR A SINGLE DOSE
OF THAT SPARKLING FOAMING SPECIFIC
VARIANTS SELTZER APERIENT, TAKEN BE-
FORE BREAKFAST, WILL IMMEDIATELY DIS
Pc. ALL FEELING OF HEAVINESS, REMOVE
GENTLY BUT SURELY BE CAUSE. ANDQUICKEN
INTO HEALTHY AC ION EVERY FIBER OF THE
sYS TEN. FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. ty7
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Anausements. &C.. Tonight.

Swimming SCHOOL--tientIemen 2:3D to 10 pm.
THEATER COMIQUE--''Block Game" and varieties.
AENERS GARDEN.-COnCert.
DEIvER's GARDEN.-VarietieS.
Sprouts GARDEN.-ConCert
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"A1derney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, thurned every morning
and delivered in h-ib. WARD prints 35c. per I'D.
Also. cottage cheese, buttermk and sweet milk,
81. per at Cream. 15c. pint
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The International Rifle Match.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Win you please inform one OF your readers when
the international rifle match takes place. X.
1.-THE match begins Friday morning, when the
first stage OF the match viii be shot the 200
500 and GOO yards ranges. while the second stage,
over the SO, 800 AMI 1000 yards distances, Will
take place on Sdturdty.J
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather
CrrfcF OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
rlsBISCToN. DC. July IS. 1888, g:,O a m
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
winds mostly westerly stationary or lower tenn
perature, rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIs-FAIR WEATHER TOMORROW
The following special temperatures were reported
at a.In.: Ets' port. So; Montreal, ca; quebec,
pena. So: Duluth. Ole; ST. Paul b5o: Denver,
to: san Francisco, $40; Washington, s3o. On
THURSDAY FAR weather IS Indicated for al
districts east OF the Mississippi valley. with
slowly rising temperature. except In the northern
loF ioas o. Tue ili i states ana ia New England,
whore ftii Of nearly i0o will occur.
LAcEs for base ball shirts. Auerbachs. eth and II.
TUssEILs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town
---
'Eo HENrISG." a charm to ladies, secured in
unicorn shirts co .hr1nes. Uptown.
FINE CABINET TIN TYPES, finished at once. BOW
doins Gallery Ills Pennsylvania avenue
New cool comfort, never before enjoyed, unicorn
shirts, Cochrane's. Uptown
OAKLAND NJ. F. rPCRCH SOUTH, near Charles
town, ". Va. viii be dedicated next Sund y.
Rev. Dr. 5. X. Cox. 81 this city, Will deliver the
dedication strinoh.
Nav nrtts, newest colors. low prices, Coch-
rane's, Uptown.
GET j. II. KuehIinss excelsior copper lightning
TOD, 4i9 18th street northwest
j. D. DAVIS and H. L. Clark letter-carriers OF the
East Ct,itOl station, were overcome by tn" heat
yesterday ana had to be removed TO their homes
NEW crepe cream bunting So inches wide Exc,
COChrdHe'-, Uptown.
ROGERS Silver-plated knives, So set Prigg's.
THE congregation OF the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain church pro .oSe putting handsome
Church organ in the church, which will cost about
s2,5Oo.
Isle gloves, ladies', less than half price, COch-
yanG'S, Uptown.
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me TEST and aureSt way To restore the youth
ful color or the hair is furnished Ivy Parker's Hair
Balsam, which Is deservedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness.
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District Government Affairs.

DISTRICT CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Contracts ior District supplies were awarded
yHSterG ~ as follows: stationery, Win. H. DEM
sfy: printing, JV Id & y twciler and 1hnS. Meg IL
q Co.; carpets and furniture, ". Moses q Son
and julius Lansburi,; hardware, j. /. Savage; In
ware, Ii. l. Gregory; plumbing SUPPLE. etc. L.
L'uch: cast IRON, John MCClelani; bolJS alt
SaoeS, Root. Cohan; sud- cry, G. Becker; drugs,
etc. Schelier & Stevens; oils, etc, Scheller &
Stevens and Martin & Butler lumber Wlllett
L. LEY; salt meats. BtrbJur Hamilton; lime
AM cement, j. ". Wheau y; granite, blue stone,
curling, etc., Samuel Enery. There were f1v' bids
Tor III l. but as all were TOO high the contract Will
be reoprntd. The bidders wera Johnson Bros. w.
II. NARROW, j. NJ. Dove, j. NJ Whratley and John
NJ Her TIE other clisseS are held Tor further ex-
animation,
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NUNS vEIL1NGSi NUNS VEILINGsr
BLACK SILK GRENADINES,

Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all pnre
sk, reduced from 81 80 To 75c. Black BrUcade SIX
GrenadIues, actual value 81. reduced to zoe.
Wansutta, Fruit Of the Loom and Dsyol ward vida
Bleached Cottons reduced to SEC.
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Rieycse &sssrfS

Base bail and DO ting shirts, all styles, cOcrS
ami sizes, for men and bugs. from SOC. up to 81 50
apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
Auerbachs, cor. TIN and Fl streets.
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THE FAMILY OF BISHOP PINKNEY b

THE FAMILY OF BISHOP PINKNEY have yielded TO
Mr.. COrcoran's wishes and consented to have his
remains permanently inferred az o * Hill. At the
meeting OF the standing committee of the diocese
On Monday last II was decided to have memorial
service tor the lato bishop at the Church or tac
Ascension, In this city. probably in the month OF
November. a bishop will be invited to deliver the
memorial sermon,
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NEw cool comfort, never before enjoyed, unicorn
Shirts, COcArane's, Uptown
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

Policeman Ffel. Fri'Z has been dismissed from
the force for Ov 'rStayin6 his leave Of absence.
Hon. A G.. Rid lie, the attorney for the District,
has been granted leave OF absence for the month
OF August.
r. Foster Danforth HIS been appointed resident
student at the Washing on Sylum.
The ap hltc ,ttonS for liquor l.c 'nSe OF Reuben
ROUGE, 1900 street, and remi n Sullivan, 1888
50 street, were approved ycSte r1dy.
The Commissioners have nOtif d j. T. Dyer ct
al. who asked that the sidewalks be set out on
13t h street, between street and Boundary, aud
that the street be macalamiZed. and Mrs. s. G15-
wood ct al, who applied tor the removal of the
old stone pavement on / street, between Sth and
9th streets northwest, and replaced with one OF
concrete, that TIER applications will be consid-
cred In September.
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OAKLAND NJ. F. EPCRCH SOUTH, near Charles
town, ". Va. Will be dedicated next Sund y.
Rev. Dr. s. h. Cox. 81 THIS city, will deliver the
0eulc,tlon ssrInOA.
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LundbOr2,s Rhenish Cologne.


The Violate Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Elerrro- Violate Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young Or old) who are aff,ted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeiHg speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vgOr Address as aDoVc. N.B.-NO
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial Is al
lowed. W.Sm
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FISE CABINET TIN TYPES, finished at once BOW
dcins Gallery, Ills Pennsylvania avenue.
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Mother swans Worm Syrup.
1nfallib1e, taSteieSS, harmless, cathart1c; for
25c.
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j. ID. DAVIS and H. L. Clark, letter-carrierS OF the
East CaJitOl station, were overcome by tn" heat
yesterday ana had to be removed TO their homes
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ROGERS silyer-pIated knives, So set PrIgg's

NEW crepe cream bunting So inches wide 12Hc
COChrdEe'~, Uptown.
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Milwaukee Beer.
DC. SchOOner-urawn from ,rOOd.
u KNIGHT 1892 Penna- avenue.
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GET j. IT. Kuehlins,'s excelsior copper lightning
rod, 4i9 18th stree northwest
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"SO HESDISC." a charm to ladies, secured in
unicorn shirts, Go .hr1ne's. Uptown.
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Nav mltts, newest colOrs, low prices, Coch-
raneS, Uptown.
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LAczs FOR base ball shirts. Auerbach's,7 th and H.
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TUssEILs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town.
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THE congregation OF the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain church pro oSe putting handsome new
Church organ in the church, which will cost about
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Celebrated Wine Product OF New

The best wine In the country, that received the
highest premium at the Centennial, is Speer's
PORT Grape Wine, which has become 4 celebrated
pro iuct OF New jersey. This wine and his 2. j.
Brandy are used by physicians everywhere, who
rely upon them as the purest 10 be had 1t Is un-
surpassed FOR weakly femal and cid people. For
sale W druggists. V&S
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@. NJ. TOW SON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Stt,. iy

A LMOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FORM OF
"A scrofulous poison latent in his veins. When this
develops in scrOfulous ulcers, eruptions or
takes the form of rheumatism. organic diseases the
suffering that is terrible beyond description
Hence the gratitude Of those who discover. thou
sands yearly do. that Ayers Sarsapara will thoroughly
eradicate TINS evil from the system.
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NOBBS ISLAND, VA. THE ONLY SEA.&, 4
~ SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. YGA3
The finest and safest surf- bathing. Ocean. lE.Msl
channel and shark fishing aud snipe shooting.
Terms: 81 per day. 81 per week, $40 per month.
Route from Old Point by steamer NORTHAMPTON to
The Baltimore and Washington steamers make close
connection with the Northampton Hotel physician,
P. A. Fitzhugh. Address J. T. SPADY.
myl5-3m
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TRUNNFT. A. CLARK
LAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS,

LAWNS, LAWNS, LAwSsr
Cheapest lawns I'm Washington. Beautiful Pacific
Lawns, nnesYuaity, actual value II sc reduced T. oc
S1LKSi SILKS! STIKSt
Cheapest silks in Washington Colored ciIkl $40,
Fancy Silks &c. Heavy Gro q rain Black Silks re-.
duced from 81. 30 down 10 al.
NUNS vEIL1NGSi NUNS vEII.INGsr
Cheapest Nups' NeiEgs in Wash gton. Nuns Veil
inRs. AL pure Wool, widest doullc width, a. inches
wlde), reduced from &c. down to 81 &C.
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced TO zoe.
Nuns Eeilings lace effect. wool. Black Straw
Jerry lee rc biue Aid CKean actual value c.,
duced to 25c.
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The Safest Sat

Milwaukee, Reer,
DC. StOVep1Fe-urawn from GOOD.
U KNIGHT. 1882 Penna. avenue.
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ITO MOST CHILDREN TIE BARE SUGGESTION
Il Of dose of castor oil Ia nsuseating. Why not then
when physc s necessary for the little Ones use Ayers
Cathartic Pills? They combine essential aud val
liable principle of cathartc medicine, and being sugar.
coated are easily taken. jyl2
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An Enriesler Of the Hood

and purifier of the system; cures lassltude and
lack OF IN rgy; such Is Browns Iron BtterS
kEYsER. W. VA-Dr. W. ID. Ewin says: "Many
eSterm Browns Iron Bt,ers as an excellent
tOnic.'
IREDELL COUNTY, N.C.-The EX-Shcriff, Mr. W.
f. WATSON says: browns Iron B;t;ers has In
proved my digestion and genera, health"
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CITY ITEMS.


GOO06 WOfth HON ID TO 25Cs
will be sold for &C., tomorrow only at r. Gold
schmtd's sic 9TH st NV: 10 Ia. tea trays, 90 &c
Clothes lines, 100 clothes pins, O'Mearas Roya
Glue, 10 pin hat racks, handsome covered butter
dishes, superior whisk hrooms, stove brushes witt
backing. table mats, lunch baskets, decorated
china plates, large 81 rap books, tooth brushes
hair brush with comb large nickel plated scissors
covered Jelly tumblers, at. preserving Jars. Til
Water buckets, cuspadores, champion hour sleeves
MaJolica fruit plates, Large bread pans, ct mill
pans, 3 at. covered tin buckets, white porcelain
footed wash basins, large ornamental sea shells
stew pans with handles. fe,ther busters, irnr
hanging match safes, table spoons. knife ant
sugar bowls on stands, hind mirrors large ki,ch7
knives, deep pudding pans. large rubber DRESSING
COMBS: also refrgeraorS below cost and lsn,ne nSf
bargains In baby carriages and travelling trunks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Isle gloves, ladies', less than half price, Coch-
yant's, UploWn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESrArB.-Deeds In fee have
been recorded rs follows: National Savings Bank
70 Ellis Spear lot 62, Browns sub OF Mt Pleasant;
1880. 10 j, j. Knox, commissioner, To Ellis Spear
lots q and % and pit ., same: 81 $50 TO- A. S.
Johnson TO w. X Dreble, pit Is, sub OF Widows
Mite; 3, sS5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18

THE BOTTLE LAw.-Robert McDanieIs colored
junk dealer, was before Judge Shell to-day charged
with engaging in an Ill gal traffic I'm bottles the
property OF Mr.. T. Brdwell, OF No. ISL NJ street
southwest Briw"ll is In the business Of bOttling
beer. 1t Was shown that the defendant In the
course OF his bus bought thirty or these bot
Ties and sold them back to Brdwell. Judge Smell
held that as the man did not the bottles to fill
them with beverages, or traffic In Them as the
law contemplated, he would dismiss the charge.