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Street lamps Will be lighted at so D. M an6
eXtincuiShet AZ am.
THE STAR Will lie sent by mail, post paid to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
OF time, aud The address changed as often as de-
sired subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
At a meeting OF the provisional committee of the
Irish american national league, held at Clan-na-
G.iei iia:i yesterday afternoon, delegate from
several local societies announced the utilization OF
their respective bodies TO the league.
Nessrs. f. L. Mills and VIM. Wagner. OF the Cap
tal city gun club of this city, have returned from
the shooting tournament at Warm Springs NJ e.
where they carried off a majority OF the prizes.
Lightning struck soma wires the roof of the
Mutual Union telegraph 0fice during the thunder
storm yesterday afternoon, and, descending into
the office melted the lightning arresters, burned
the switchboard and caused delay OF nearly two
hours on the lines passing through the Office. An
alarm o. fire was struck, but the engines did not
go into service.
John Pearson, a nine-year-old boy, while play
ing in the new scnO0l building. on Il street,
between New jersey avenue and 5th street north
west yesterday afternoon fell AMI broke his right
LEG in TWO places. He was removed to his home,
corner 18th and streets, where Dr.Mauss attended
him.
Dennis Reilly was fined $40 or 80 days by Judge
Smell to-day for aSsaulting Jas Gcary.
colOIed youth, naInei ChaS Cooper, was be-
fore Judge Sail this morning for asSauting jap
anese tea merchant, mined JnO. Gait The COM
piainant said, 'He wOrk-e for me for one dole
and haf-e week-e, ana take nine pakg-e of tea,
and when Discharge him he Stlik-e me with a
stlOne." A fine OF IS or Sven days was imposed.
The pump doctor is needed on street, between
LIST and FL streets southwest
Mr.. James E. Padgett, the prosecuting attorney
for the District cases at the Police Court has re-
ceived a leave OF absence for one month. Mr..
Edwin Forrest took charge this morning. and Will
I'LL the office during the absence OF the prosecutor
Robert MCDANIEL, cO!ored, was charged by Prose-
cutting Attorney Moore, In the Police Court, this
morning, with buying and selling bottles that had
the brand OF firm on them, and which were not
TO he Sold The case went over till the proper pa
peTs can be made cut. lie IS charged with 80 bot
Ties, and the penalty is 50 cents per bottle
herculean cO!Ored man, named Lucius Bur
nett, was assessed $40 By Judge Smell to-day for
severely assaultiag his wife, who stated that he
was prUmenadins With aIOther woman, and when
she followed him he knocked her down and left
her for dead.
John W. Robinson and Charles W. Skenk were
fined IS each by Judge Smell this morning for fight
ing on the street
Harrison Jones was charged before Judge Smell
Today tn writing policy The case went over
Till the 18th inst. on $50 collateral
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BLACK SILK GRENADINES
CARRIERS
STILL TO THE FoREI
GUINNIP'S,
404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST

STILL TO THE FoREl
GUINNIP's,
4o4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
This week wc shall offer special Goods At spec.,
Special Bargains durns the speca ssa may s. IS
for the six Special Days Of this Special Week
PARAS0LS, AT AND UNDER COST.
g. IS; former price S. so: Black satin Spanish sos
Rip lace m dGeT p pss
g. iSs s R proe
20; 90 Black sstin-Prcfusely trimmed. Spanish lace
dinai and Cream satinSIaoe trimmed. g. V former
pr price So Cardinsi and Cream saun-Laoe trimmed.
UNDERGRADUATES.
f IN fhs one OF our most POPULAR DEPARTMENTS win be
Cambria, and eaboraely trimmed with faces. Ham,
q ne we sen at eSs Rs s
sf,. naye made seca % this deparment and shall
oents % % Ssn %
Wa osr..,r,v CENTS IL Sd,s FU JIsSsg71
another important branch Of extensive business
insy prices Gents s1Se vests So IS ana IS
Ssnts Jean Drawers 80 cent? gositive s,ng else
SO cents Unlaundried shirt, wamsutta muslin. 40
BsS - tESas
regular price % cents. Sold eolors Half Hose co. 49,
e rsns sr ssg ne s e 9s %
and 80 cents Gents Isle Tread Gloves % cents for
prevailing unts 80 35, as GO, 20 and so cent? posi-
lively our SO cent Handkerchief sells elsewhere 81 rs.
Linen Handkerchief both plain and fancy border 10.
12s, L. IL. "a and Is cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We still continue to sell these goods with amazing
rapidity they Of the desirable fabrics~a
ways fresh in appearance and selling at the lowest
prices in the city India Linen, l2S, Is cents and
Linen Lawn, 80, ~, 20. 80 and 57s cents striped
PQue 10 cents. worth Is cents Marseilles Is CENTS
l21S cents. Plain and Fancy Swiss, IA cents and up.
WeSre closing out large stock Of TRAVELLING Sstches
at cost price, We would wish tho public understand
that our special sales do not exist in spread eagle style
on paper but In sod certainties which daily ver-
ned by the increasing magnitude Of our trade. The
public Is competent judge being interested enc;
therefore, TO It respectfully submit the foregoing
announcement
GUINNIP & CO.,
l04 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET n. W. N2S
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ass.nsenaents, &c. 'EO.night.
SwIMHISG SCHooL-Gentlcmcn 2:33 to 10 pm.
THEATER COHoUE.-VarietlcS
ABEER'S GARDEN.-COncert.
DRIVERS G3RDEN.-VarietieS.
SPHoHS GARDEN.--CoDcert
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GREAT CLOSING SALE OF SUaIXR SHOES
BdTto fGe shoes that cost IS for g So
BCrti fine shoes that cost 81 for S275
Mems fine Calf Low Shoes that cost 81 for 81
one lot elegant shoes. your choice, $3.50
cousins fIe Shoes for Indies that cost So 80 for So
All or eur ldiieS' and misses slippers at actual
cost Some wonderful bargains. Can early, at
SLSsHEIMEn Il BROS,
sec 18th and 1851 NJ streets.
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Jusr OPENED

Jusr OPENED
ONE CASE PURE BENGAL INDIGO BLUE PRINTS
NEWEST DESIGNS, ~ CENTS YARD.
One American Lawns. 4 cents.
One case Linen Suitngs, cents.
English Hermann Dress GODS, 10 cents.
Remnants of Brussels Carpets, so cents,
Remnants Of Ingram Carpets, Scents
Floor Oilcioths. all widths from 81 cents.
Extra quality of Shesting Cotton, Is cents.
Table Linens, Is cents, 81 cents.
Fifty new patterns Of Dress Ginghams
Yard wide White Dress Cambria, cents.
Parasols 81. 81. 25 81 80, 81. Is, ST. etc.
Satin Parasos. lined and Spanish Lace, -.
Cloth for Boys Suits, IS cents
German Damask Towels, l2k cents,
All wool Dress Goods, 25 cents.
All-wOol Black CashMeres 81 cents.
India Linen. 12E cents.
Satin Stripe PQue, 8 cents.
Lace Piquee very fine, IAN cents.
Straw Mating at cost.
Silks Satins, Grenadines etc.
OPENING NEW FALL STYLES IN CARPRTINGs
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Dc July 16, 1883, $50 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, rising followed
by falling barometer, stationary slight rise in
temperature, westerly winds, fair weather.
SPECIAL BULLETTN-FAIa WEATHER TOMORROW.
The1ollowiny special temperatures were reported
at am. EasfpOrt SO; Montreal. 6So: QUEBEC,
csc; Mt Washington. 49,; Cleveland. go;
Aioena, $50: Duluth. $50; St Paul. csc; Denver,
be: San Francisco, So: Washington. 40. On
Tuesday fair weather will prevail in New Eng
land, southern portions of the middle Atlantic and
south Atlantic states
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DIR. ]. s. p. MILLER. elected last Thursday, Is
the only co,ored man talt has been elected to
membership IN The Metropolitan Museum OF Arr
In Nv York DE-. Miller, who IS 30 years Old, is
graduate OF Howard university, ia this city.
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Well Done.

TO the Editor Of The EVENINQ STAR:
As one who believes In executing the laws and
Furnishing crime, want to tender my earnest
thanks TO Messrs. Prince and Coyle for their
praiseworthy conduct in securing the prompt
punishment OF the criminal Lilly. It Is an ex-
ample thai hope may be followed by all who
have anything TO do with these matters. II the
cute the laws promptly and fully, believe we
should suffer far less from these sccundrels who
live by preying upon the innocent CITIZEN.
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800 SILK P,RAsoIs, from n manu- acturcr, at half
price; 1li at 73G 9Th ST. YOulg's.
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CITY ITEMS.


Tho Following Immcnse Bargains
win be sola for &c. tomorrow only at r. Gold
schmds, $40 eth st. NV: q sheets OF colored or
Thomas Laundry blue, 20 clothes pins, boxes Of
otacking, iron fySR9 pans, cakes OF toilet SOAP
wnisk orooms, SCISSORS. rolling pins, potato mash.
dairy pans, 2.5Ooteotapicks, decorated china mugs
or plates, wash bEiss square bread pans, covered
| dressing combs, iiarge bar Of superior laundry
soap, table spoons cream pitchers, spoon hold
ers, tea spoonsaptckle dishes, ice cream sau-
serubbine brushes. . arm towel RACKS JACKS, wooden
kitchen spoons. roand bread graters picnic mugs,
candle sticks, TIN cups dust pans cake of Gold.
schmid's mammoth toilet soap, 2 wine glasses;
also immense oargains in baby carriages and
travelling trunks and 80 per cent discount on re-
| frtgerators and lee chests.
Hue worxsed Ba,hiux su,,s.
For gentlemen, handsome outf1ts-cap 81. shirt s.
to s, kneetights g. and long stockings for 81 or
| t55O suit may be varied by using red cap,
snift OF stockings
GIG 70 Seventh s; aasS street.
Ireland,s Sorry Troubles.
1t Is almost impossible not to sympathize with
ireland IN her troubles. almost as impossible as
by disease and racked by pain Ireland needs
heroic treatment. So does the body struggling
woes may end. The great leader that expels
pain from the body and casts out the devils OF
01SeaSe is Ferry Davis Pain Killer. Nothing like
| 1t for summer diseases. Keep q bottle in the
house. Never travel without one in your satcheL
Then you always have doctor around.
The Only Scientific Iron Medicine
that does not produce headache, &C., but gives to
the system all the benefits OF iron without its bad
enectS, is Browns Iron B!tters.
! OTTAWA, ILr.-Dr. T. A. Smurr says: browns
Iron Bitters give entire salts faction"
FRONT ROYAL,VA.-Dr. G. II. Hill says: "Browns
Iron Btters seem to give general satisfaction.
recommend 1t strongly"
LANDLORDS Rhenish Cologne
Milwaukee Beer.
| &C. stOvepipe-drawn from rood.
TT KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue
On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Volta1c Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young or Old) who are AFFLICTED with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
and manly vigor: Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed Wsm
through ON COrns.,,
ASK for Wells "RCugh on COrns." 15c. Quick,
complete, permanent cure. COrns, warts, bum
IONS ~
Milwaukee Beer,
&C. Schooner-drawn from GOOD
tr KNIGHT, 1892 Penna avenue
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints Csc. per ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c per qt Cream, 15c pint.
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The August Regatta.

THE PRIZES TO BE AWARDED TO THR VICTORIOUS
oARSMEN.
THE STAR OF Saturday mentioned that all of the
prizes for the various races arranged for the Au-
gust regatta have been secured, and that some of
the twenty-six Individual medals to be awarded
to the members Of the victorious crews have been
completed. Ali OF these are somewhat similar In
design, In that they consist OF bar pin upon
ular prize is given with the exception OF the Led
ing medal), with circular pendant about the size
OF silver dollar, having an open center The
outer edge is raised while the inner edge consists
OF an oxydized silver rope. Between these edges
is engraved 1.-THE Washington Regatta, 1882"
NJ rh R edd, i1r tne senior Singles presented by
most tasteful prizes ever offered here. The pin
consists OF q golden cat-tail, In the center OF
Two tiny gold chains suspend the central portion
OF the medal already spoken OF. Two crossed
oars extend through the center Of this circle held
together by bit OF oxydized rope. just below
the pendant are miniature cat-tais tied together
with golden DOW OF a different color From them
words ''Senior Singles" engraved upon it.
The medal for junior singles, known as the
pa II !ns Sns
chains from the ends Of the pin, hold the circular
pendant, while between these chains hangs gold
center OF the circular pendant Is oval medallion
having single scuiler in relief, surrounded by a
golden wreath, while across 1t diagonally extend
the two crossed oars In gold.
The Thompson medals for the senior fours are
very handsome. From the bar pin and between
the two golden chains which hold the circular
pendant hangs an oDlong oxydized tablet having
four-oared crew in relief Two crossed oars pass
through the center of the circular pendant while
across the lower portion OF IL is gracefully thrown
golden wreath.
The Tickling medal, which is to be rowed for
by District scullers only, who have never won
race, Is known as the consolation" prize From
the center OF the bar pin two crossed oars are sus
pended by an oxydzed rope. The two chains
which hold the conventional circular pendant
hang outside OF these oars. In the center OF this
pendant Is golden shell (not boat), and upon 1t
rests golden trident the handle OF which extends
below the circular pendant, and hollis golden
wreath.
The Green medals. for double SOULS, are very
| neat. From the center and either end OF the bar
PIN hangs an oxydlzed silver rope. which catches
up the circular pendant In two places, giving the
| rope the appearance or the letter w.
the crossed oars extend through the center OF
| the pendant, and across these oars where they
meet Is thrown golden wreath.
II Is said that the remaining individual prizes
which are now being made will be equally as hand-
some. These VIII be for junior fours, iour-oared
| gigs and for etght-oared shells
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ANOTHER SENSATION
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
-, Determined to close out the ENTIRE STOCK Of fine
Clothing we will sell them from this day at fifty cents
to 80 Sl4 suits to ST. $40 suits to 49, $40 suits to $40
sl5 black diagonal suits to ST. 90.
VESTS.
81 white Duck Vests to Soc. 81 80 white Duck Vests
to n size So to 75e o. white Sre Linen
fancy Vests to 81; ST. 50 buff Vests to sl.25
PANTS.
In these necessary articles Of dress have still COM
plee line as to patterns Qualities and sizes up to 46
Working Pants from &C. up.
Nuns Cloth Goats reduced from IS so to S. Is.
Black Cloth Suits reduced tos15.
FINEST broadcoth Suits reduced to 800.
BOYS SUITS.
s. suits leduced to $3.50.
4 suit feduced to 200.
suits reduced to 800.
suits reduced to $50.
g suits reduced to 400.
- suits reduced to 600.
q e suits suits reduced reduced to GO.
Gossamer Coats reduced to 81.
G GSsss reduced reduced co.
THE MISFIT STORE,
Having, like every success. imitators. be sure and
come to the corner of
jy13 TENTH AND STREETS
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LAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS,

LAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS,
Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
Lswns finest quality, actual value l2c reduced &c &C.
SILKS! SILKsl STLKsi
Cheapest silks in Washington. Colored silks 6oo
fancy Silks ZINC Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks re-
duced from 81. 80 down TO 81.
NUNS vEIL1NGS! NUNS yEILINGs.
Cheapest Nuns yeiIes in Washington. Nuns Veil
ings all pure Wool, widest double width 90 inches
Wlde|, reduced from 62c. down to 37fc.
Nuns veilinR. fine quality. reduced 10 zoe.
Nuns yengs, lace effect pure WOOL in Black Straw.
berry, Electric Blue and Cream. actual value Soc 70.
duced to 25c.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES,
Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all pura
SILK, reduced from 81 so to 75c. Black Brocade silk
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced TO SOC.
Wamsutta. Fruit Of the Loom and Dayol yard vida
Bleached Cottons reduced TO SIC.
CARTERS
Je26 MARKET SPACE.
CTILL TO THE FORFf
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NOT NE To1' {twC) bl5 me SIX Uncorn5 Is tho
Ropular shirt order Uptown II Cochranc,5
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NEW Silk Betting, white, Cochrane's. Uptown.
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THE LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION has
elected the following Officers: VIM. Loefl r, presi-
nFAt; ChaS- heeSe. Vice president; X. A. ODrien,
recording secretary; Rudolph GieSler, financial
secretary; VI g. Widmayer, treasurer; Jno Keep
Ter and Julius Roth, trustees.
NEW N..rl.eI,-l Down WHITE Gnn,s Cnchrarn,s
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FussELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out o
Town.
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NEW Cream Dimity, Cochrane's, Uptown.
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TRUNNFL & CLARK.
CLOSING Our SUMNER USpERsHrRrs.

90 Cent Gauze Shirts, forfl.
Al STYLES finest Linen Collars 81. 80 per dozen.
finest 4-ply Linen Cuffs IS cts. pair.
Fine 4-ply Linen uffs. % cts q pair,
GOOD Suspenders for 10 cts a rsir.
summer Neck Wear anost given away.
Ok flne Dress Shirts made 10 order for sc. at
MEGINNIss'.
.e29 1000 r stree, northxas,
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Harris Roach Powder IS the best. NJ poison.
FACE ami ey esight fitted. Hempler's 453 Pa ave-
NEW Parasols, Marked down low, Uptown, Coch-
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NEW Reductions, reliable. Cochrane's, Uptown.
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OPENS TUESDAY. JUNE 18th.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS H. 4
Great North Mountain. Ill., i
1'A1 a0's tn. PARK HOTEL, ilki

Wilfamsport, pennsyfvania-
A quiet homo Tor the summer months. looa nights.
No moeQuitoes No malaria. Beautiful drives muGic
ETC., ETC. Table nberaly supplied with farm produce
ZOE circular snd diagram @ys-Sm
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He kNEw Too HUCH.-Henry Butler, tall COL
orcd man, whose face Is familiar In the Police
Court, was there again this morning, harged
Win a,saulting co.ored girl NAMED Mary Kelly.
by throwing tub OF water On her. He Showed
his experience by asking the court to separate the
witnesses while they were teStifylng. The court
told him he was most too technical about small
matters. He was sent down for seven days In
default of g.
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NEW r. X. AGENT.-Major W. J. Walker, for
many years past connected with southern railway
organizations. has received the appointment OF
pa-Sen ger agent OF the New York, West Shore and
Bun 10 railway This line is now running Pull
man cars through from Washington to Sara to "a
ahi IS desi ined TO De a great rival OF the New
YORK Central Major Walkers experience and
weil-snown ability as railroad man Will contrib
ute Satisfactory results for the new linz
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"A1derney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb "Ward" prints, 35c per Id.
Also. cottage cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk,
&c. per qt Cream. 15c. pint.
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Trough On COrnS.,,
ASK Tor Wells "RCugh on COrnS." 15c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun
IONS. IL
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Milwaukee Beer.
sc. O Schooner-drawn from arOOd.
r KNIGHT, 1892 Penna- avenue
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Daniel in the lions den on Sunday than any
body. He knewI was solid at the theatre
and wanted me 10 get him behind the scenes
one night, and another supe wanted TO go to
the sparring match, and thought Il would
not be any harm TO work my teacher in, so
got him job that night to hold the dogs for
the Uncle Toms CABIN show. He was In
one Of the wings holding the chains, and the
dogs were just anxious to go on, and 1t was
all my teacher could do TO hold them. i
told him TO wind the chains around his arms,
and he did so, and just then Eliza began to
skip across the ice, and we sicked the blood
hounds on before my teacher could unwind
the chains, and the dogs pulled him right on
the stage, on his stomach, and drawed him
across, and he jerked one dog and kicked him
In the side, and the dog turned on my teach.
er and took mouthful of his coat tail and
shook 1t, and guess the dog got some meat,
anyway the teacher climbed mp a stepladder,
and the dogs freed him, and the stepladder
fell down, and we grabbed the dogs and put
some court plaster on the teachers nose,
where the fire extinguisher peeled 1t, and he
said he would 60 home, cause the theatre
was demoralizing in its tendencies. spose
1t was not right, but when the teacher stood
up TO hear our Sunday school lesson the next
day, cause he was tired where the dog bit
him, / said sick-em,' in a whisper, when his
back was turned, and he jumped clear over
TO the Bible class, and put his hand round to
his coat tail as though he thought the Uncle
Toms Cabin party were giving matinee in
the church. The Sunday school lesson was
about the dogs licking the sores of Lazarus,
and the teacher said we must not confound
The good dogs of Bible time with the savage
beasts Of the present day, that would shake
the daylights out Of Lazarus and make him
climb the cedars of Lebanon quicker than
you could say Jack Robinson, and 90 off
chewing the cud of bitter reflection from Laz-
arus' coat tall. don't think Sunday
school teacher ought to bring up personal
before a class of children, do
you? Well, some time next fall you put on
a clean shirt and a pair Of sheet-iron pants,
with stove-legs on the inside, and will take
you behind the scenes to see some good
moral show. In the meantime, if you have
TO talk with pa, tell him that Booth,
and Barrett, and Keene commenced on the
stage as supes, and Salvini roasted peanuts
IN the lobby Of some theatre. l want our
rolks TO feel that am taking the right course
10 become a star. l prythe du reservoir! |
20 hers, but 10 return. Avant ~
And the bad boy walked out on his toes Il
a Booth.
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Three Wonderful Pillars.
Piftsburg Dispatch.

At the head Of canton canon, in the Coast
Range mountains, California, stand three
tall pillars of rock almost as large rs the
Egyptian pyramids and nearly exactly of the
same size and shape. Around these pillars
are now camped more than thousand peo-
pie, attracted there by three black-eyed
Mexican women. The leader Is the widow
of the famous Mexican bandit, Joaquin Mu-
rietta. She has been there for twenty five
years, the other two not so long. They pro-
fess to see spirits as plainly as though they
were In the flesh, and to hold conversation
with them. When the spirits arrive these
women meet them, 20 through the form of
shaking hands, kissing, and talking 10 them
as 10 the living. The gist Of their teaching
is that the three rocks are hollow and are
really gorgeous temples, and that In the next
month potent padre will como from Mexi-
co and open the doors of these temples TO
believers; thai once inside each win possess
his or her affinity regardless Of previous
marital relations. The sick are laid in front
of the rocks and soon manifest signs of re-
covery. So many Of the Mexicans, Portu-
guese, and others in the valley have become
infatuated with the new doctrine that most
OF the ranches are without the necessary
help TO tend the stock or make the crops.
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Terms for Season $50. Single Service S.

Ample pasturage wi be furnished ee. All mar,
left in charge will receive the same care and al
tention our own, but owners win have to assum
all risks.