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Ct prices not hitherto offered This SEASON In fhe pTs.
IKiCI, Including full and complete line of STRING
and SUMMER SILKs-plan, striped and Checked a
prices RANGING from 40c. to 81. 50 per yard
SPECIAL LOT Of FOULAllDS marked down 10
o0o. former nrfce 15c. and 81.
A FULL LINE Of Heavy eros GRAINS in all the
aos vsina for inches wide. at LBS per yard
ACA,E Of POLKA DOT sURAHs. as inches wide
g. Also Case Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
stkAhS at II; former prices, 81 as. -
including the following We'll known males GHfNETS
BELLONS and TAPESTRIES. Also OFT OMANS
kHAnA MES and MAXWELL TX at prices ranging
rom zoe. to $50. and positively rs per cent below
A Full and Complete STOCK Of BLACK GOODS. In
al makes and materials, at reasonable prices
j., WcAaIEkLOo; A sABET and FRANKLIN SUIT.
Ms IN al the fashionable shades. 81 inches wida
ILLUMINATED sUITINGs-an wool-2 inches
Al the SUMNER SHADES in DE BEGEs, ALBA.
Irk0S CLOTHS. NUNS YEILfNGS and CASH
EMBROIDERED and POLKA DOT FLANNEIs.
SAnEENS and PINHEAD CHECKS.
SPEIlAL LOTS Of LACES. Ribbons, ham,
81 RGhS, KID AND Isle THREAD CLOVES,
EnnGfHINGs. COLLARS ana CUFFS. HANDKEk.
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT VIII be found replets
with al the newest styles IN FOREIGN and DOAfES.
TIC HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
A Fun Line of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Ia our White Goods, linen and DOMESTIC DE.
PAR1AkNI VIII be found Bt SInABI.E and NE.
CESSAki Goodsat LOW and REDUCED PRICES.
An denomination OF our GOODS and PRICES win wen
repay the visitor.
Agents for HARPER's BAZAAR PATTERNS.
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Day GooDs

Day GooDs
FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
Choice line Of WHITE GOODS very cheap.
LACES and HAMBURGS for trimmin9
The best and cheapest stock Of sun UMBRELLAS
and PARASOLS.
Opened to- day. full stock Of GENTS AND LADIES'
G "a UNDEkwEAR, every size and shape. from
Zoe up No such goods sold before sor the price
Our WHITE STOCK is at prices not before named
ior so good articles, and every article guaranteed as
100 pairs Of LACE CURTAINS suitable for Watering
place hotel very cheap.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
myl1 931 Pennsylvania avenue
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SHERRY.-Sherry wines has for years been a
fay01ite drink, and will be 50 long as W. can get
the fine OOrOso. Am0rtilladO, Veni de Pasto, and
many other fine bTani5 from Chr. Xander, No Gil
Sih street.
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FRESH ME4Fs.-Porter-h house, 49,; sfriofn, TIC {:
round, 13c liver. Sc; choice rib roast. 15c. /
handle nothing but city killed meats. F. p
H1ghes' markets, corner OF Sth and y and S23 7tL
Street northwest
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan branch.
b o. r. R., three miles from the city. Lewis D.
Means proprietor, Monday, 40 head OF cattle
were onered OF which all were sold to butchers at
SAFE. per H.; loss sheep and lambs we're sold
as follows: Sheep, 415c. per h.: lambs, 7aSkc.
Cows and calves brought $40a$6Q The state Of
the market was brisk
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THE 2:10 o'clock train the Metropolitan
Branch Il. 4 o. railroad, ran over and killed q val
liable COW belonging 10 John dempsey at the
Boundary Crossing yesterday.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ABSOLUTELY pure No. rye whisky 81 per at bot
Gle ;s3 per gallon McGeCe 400 g. ST. cor 9th and d.
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fISSELL's Ice Cream.

The first regular summer opening of imported
Hats, fine Millinery Goods, Suits and Wraps will
take place tomorrow at VI. WIllian'A
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sHARPLEss' Ice Cream.

NorICE!-Kets kemethy's, 11O9 Pa. av. takes one
Do 1ne photos with one thirteenth paiatei for a.
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FCssErL-s Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town Special attention 10 strawberry festivals.
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fine line Of Gents linen and SILK PockctIan sker.
Chiefs Is cent less than usual price: arge
ment OF Fsncy Hall Hose will he closed ont st half.
price; Gauze Lace and Bsbrggsn Undeshirts 6 Les
than manufacturers prices large LOT Of the finest Four
Ply Linen CoIsrr sizes II. l2,S Is lSs. IA ls. l6N
H. 17H. H. 49, at so cents dozen-only 50 cent?
uozen for the Best Linen Collars the Mystery Shirt
only IS cents elegantly of the very BEST material:
Six Fine Dress Shirts 10 ORDER for S. ready for th0
washtub-perfect tit suaranteed-at
MEGINNISS'
APP l002 street northwest,
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Ice Cream ana Water Ices OF the finest favors
and purest quality. sold IN large or small Quanti-
ties, TO private families, parties or excursion, and
sent any where desired. Frank Sharpless. Manu-
1acturing Confectioner, 4l9 7tn street, under Odd
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Remarkable

for overcoming diseases cause by impure water,
decayfng vegetation, etc, is Browns iron Bltters
NEW BERN, n. C.-Rev. G. W. Off1ey says: "I
have taken Browns Iron B.tterS and consider 1t
one OF the best medicines known"
ROCK Hill, s. Grey. j. S White says: 81 used
Browns Iron Bltters for general debility. 1t re-
stored me to strength and vigor.n
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EXCELLENT DRIP COFFEE with French rolls and
butter at SharpIesS, 4l9 9TH street
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CITY ITEMS,
The Bothered Army Surgeons.

. # was In war times The Quartermaster Of the
4th New York artillery was nearly dead with
dSsentery. The surgeons did their best for him,
but at last gave him up. Lieut. Bemis, who Is
now well known merchant In Oneida, n. Y,
ventured to dose him with Perry Davis Pain
Killer. In few days the Quartermaster's suffer-
lngS were over, and he was on duty aS before.
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TEE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
tiH columns, Will DO sent postpaid for dollar
Se6r. Try IL.
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he Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. C., May %. 1883, $50 A.. m
For the Eidule Atlantic states. colder, cloudy
Weather, with uxht rain, variable winds, most.
.O-thweSterIy; higher pressure.
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A T. A R D,

A G. ARD.
public generally that having leased the entire budius
southwest of 18th street and Pennsylvania
nue. formerly The Star ofhce), l have now far
greater facilities for conducting the auction business
than heretofore The building has of so feet On
Pennsyvania avenue by depth of l25 feet. thereby
giving one grand saesroom of fifty feet front On the
second floor is large room, having frontage as
lower door which is specially arranged planned for
the sale Of Works of Art and Books and capable Of
comfortably seating two hundred people, in fact,
the only establishment in the city that has separate
salesrooms for the accommodation of all classes Of
goods 1t commands SO much space within doors that
sales can always be conducted without regard to
weather. The upper portion Of the building contains
70 rooms which used for storage fer which
1t has been specially arranged, and is naturally
accommodation to the public. There is also in
OF the building large court Or open space which will
be used for the sale of Horses and Carriages whole
forming one Of the most complete Auction establish
Special attention given to the sale Of Real Estate
ments made: Libraries and Works OF Art Catalogued
and arranged for sale.
Having had experience Of twenty years In the
business and with the assistance Of NJ B. Latimer who
Will attend personally to the personal and fire Gales
and thoroughly competent corps of assistants feel
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction in business
that may be intrusted in my hands.
Thanking the public for their past patronage and
asking continuance OF tho same. am, very respect
fully.
ap26-1m THOMAS BOWLING.
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SpR1ye DAY Goops.

Spnrse Day Goops.
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer SUD-
Fly Of Dress Goods comprising fun line OF Black Sika
all grades; Surah Silks, Ottomans, Satin Rhadsnes.
Satin Meryetleux. SILK Grenadnes Nuns Yelling and
Shndah cloths In all the new shades French Woo sait:
Muslin Dpbes Printed linen Lawns: splendid line Of
Black W06len Dress Goods in all the new fabrjrs sk
and Thread Hose new colorings; Umbrellas and Para
soils. new designs. Also, an eleesnt line OF Linen
Cloths and Napkins 70 match, in selendid quality lad
Towels and Toweline jn gr at variety Iho~e IN want
Of choice goods viii do Ge examine our sfock bsfoc0
purchasing. HOOE BIO. Il CO.,
aps-3m 1923 + St, near Ebhtt HOUSE.
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TBE $1,000 punch-bOwl won at the W. L. !. fair
Dy tim Sullivan Will be flle1 with champae ne
punch this evening AZ his popular restaurant, No
1910 Pennsylvania avenue mort Invest,
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NOTWITHSTANDING MUCH has BEEN SAID
about the importance Of a blood purifying med-
cine. 1t may be possible that the matter has ser
ously claimed Your attention. THINK OF IT Nowi If
by the use Of few bottles Of Ayers Sarsapara you
avoid the evils CT scrofula and transmit healthy con-
sttution to your offspring thank the suggest
RY LAND OR AT SEA. OUT ON THE PRAIRIE, OR
~ in the crowded city. Ayers Caharc Pills are the
best Tor purgatve purposes, everywhere alike
nient, ecacous and safe. For sluggish bowels torpid
liver. INDIGESTION. bad breath. hatulency, and sick
neadache, they are sure remedy. my17
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INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY:
KINGS PALACE,
8I4 SEVENTH STREET.

Fresh arrivals Of all the
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
Great bargains in
HATS AND BONNETS, ELEGANT FRENCH
FLOWERS AND PLUMES.
BEADED LACEs AND CROWNS at half their value.
Special Inducements in RIBBONS AND SPANISH
LACES.
$50. 600 WORTH OF MILLINERY GOODS to be
slaughtered.
CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' DRESSES at 60 cents
the dollar.
Do NOT FAIL TO CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE
RUSH.
DON'T PURCHASE UNTIL YOU HAVE ASCER.
TANNED OUR PRICES.
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THOMAS BOWLING,

r COX WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE.! AND
carefully examine the merits Of the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association. It s every mans duty to pro-
vide for his family in Of his death business
s rapidly increasing From the LIST to the 18th of this
membership now exceeds 10 600 ana our total bust
this association, which is new easily understood SAFE
and st great reduction in cost ccmmends itself to the
intelligence and common Of all who examine 1t.
and in the words Of celebrated acuary, will revou
tonize life insurance in this country Once in
mhl7 -6m I. Y. KNIGHT. MANAGER.
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LundbOrE's Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose,

Rurnett.s COcOafne
Promotes the growth OF the hair. and renders 1t
dark and glossy. 1t holds. in liquid form, large
proportion OF deodorized Cocoanut Oh, prepared
possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
suit the various conditions CT the human hair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22

OFFICE HOLDERS DESIRING PROMOTION;
~ persons seeking positions in the Government SER
vice and all others who wish to learn to WRITE and
coy ESr1 VEL oRIHH0{GkARHY. ELEMENTS OF THE
Pepper CoNSIRUCTI0N OF SENTENCES. ENG
chase THE NEW DEPARTURE" system by which
al these things are learned at the same time LEARN
ING by DOING. More learned in a week than in wear
by the old method. One work instead of half dozen
Can be carried in the pocket. Any and every one
can learn quickly and easily by this system, sent post
paid. on receipt Of 81, by
E. R. PELTON l. CO.
my16-6t Is Bond street New York.
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s'ADderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb Ward" prints, 40c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
SC. per ct. Cream, 15c. pint.
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Mother swans Worm Syrup.
Infallble, tasteless, harmless, cathartic: for
Csc.
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DENTISTRY.


II van1a College. Philadephis. having purchased
my once and residence. has resumed practice Iconfi
IDENTITY recommend him to my patrons and the public
generally as dentist OF undoubted ability, M.ACAi-
MAN, Dentist, t0i3 18th st. NV. sp9-2m
A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND m
"A serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth
lin splendid success. Modern methods skill in ali
branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees
1a3-ly DIR. DONNALLY, 1921 f street northwest
TYR. s. /. SCOTT.
1907 street northwest
Preservation Of the Natural Teeth Specially fl an.
nR. RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST
~ 42S 1th street northwest, Ballantyne's Book
Store. Gold filings . speciality. Gas given day
night. sis
nR. T.. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST Nc AT STH
street. three doors from corner E. Dentistry in al
its branches. Teeth inserted 81 per SGT All work war
fanted Janl9
ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 2II
III ~ street, three doors moth of Pennsylvania
avenue. east side. Hereafter extractioas under
Nitrous Oxide. without PAIN win be 81 for the first
tooth and 80 cents each additional tooth at the same
sitting Extracons without gas. SO cents each TOOTH
Best Artificial Teeth made 81 per SET Gold and
Amalgam Fittings. from 81 to S.. All work warranted
6Tst-class. Have administered Nitrous Oxide over
80. 900 patients.
Psients coming by car win be furnished Tree tickets
toand from the on1ce.) nal
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SPECIAL BULLET

Warmer fair weather is indicated on WednHs-
day in the lower lake region, Ohio valley and Ten
neSsee.
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Ma Gro. WHrrE
l. A E s. LOR,
1115 F STREET NopTuwpcr

Ma Gro. WHrrE
LADIE TAILOR.
Ills F STREET NORTHWEST,
1s Now Prepared to lake Orders for
EVENING. RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES,
WEDDING TRoUSsEAUS AND
STREET COSTUMES.
London Tailor made Riding Habits. London Tailor.
rsss GSh ossuT me MA All the WORK done
"a M co shad
Observation-Disclosures oTu Ann =
- sIREETss-The business in this departrn mt hsv-
ing been far in excess Of espectstos The sale win
an but fu deea seh s d viii
THURSDAY begin with 200 dozen more Of those thor
the Price We have so dozen French Castor button
price loo dozen sesoppe BEST P say i
PAIR Hneer ao9sn Of sscss TS at Is
ren,s stockings Just in 100 dozen Misses Hose at S
f2s DOUGLASS 9th and streets.
A NTON FISHER.
-. CHEMICAL a DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
snee ladies' and Gentienens dsrTaspts. also Grape
Wells LaGes ETC. are perfectly cleaned BY this superior
Of E J. Dssmedt ofcll Chemist Of the District 81 O.
SURPASSED Il Paris York Or eisewhers Sooe no.
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHERY,
Makes c Sc 3pENT e STR STREET soRrHwEsr.
ind IL RsEiTfs e Fl ffs5n sFh
frenoa lang made Merino Underwear
sSodsr a9ss Il Dress Reform Goods.
PORTING Corset Wsh Miss H IS s spscisl as sas.
and 3 Corset her own make. thatfor the .rlss
NB.-French. German and Spanish spoken. as
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Day GooDs.
New Spring and summer Silks from 80 cts un
tlne ais oo Suitngs. shades, Plain and in com
bination. from Is cts IL FL.
French Satens plain shades match prices reduceA
french Batste. printed In and beautiful desie,s
an ~ inches vide. very fine only Is cts
AiI-M DOL Bunting. in Pink Blue ard Cream only Ia
All WOOL Lace Bunting, ~ inches wide, % chs
L Case frlilted Linen Lawn. and pretty destenS
only Is cts. S' Aes~
Whl,e 19od- in great variety and low prices.
STOCK o. Psrasols complete prices 10 suit all.
j. A. LUTTRELL 4 co.
M ST. Market Space.
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GUINNIP q . CO..
Dprss Goons

4o4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET n. ". mys
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Confectionery

Hot Spring Crystal Rings, Diamond Settings
at PrfCpS
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/ G'S P A L e,
myl7 S14 SEVENTH STREET.
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BaZar DreSsmaker,
showing latest styles for ladies and children, l5c
at Oppenheimer's 52S 9th street northwest
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

-. B. ELLERY.
SUCCESSOR TO
DUBEEUIL BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS FURNISHINGS,
1112 STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Six Of the Finest Dress Shirts TO order sl2 90
Fix r Xtra Fine Shirts to order 900
Six Fine Shirts to order ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, = 40
mh24 'O
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Nv the CoxuaIffea

| ny TIC CISUNKt1e8
occurring In the towns and cities OF the United
states In a single day thousand Of persons have
cause to regret that they did not insure In the
United states Mutual Accident AS SOciatio on, $40
and 322 Broadway, New York.
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ScHoo1 FOR DrrssM.KrSa.
Ladies are hereby info med ttat Mr.. WHITE has
opeed school for Dresslnaking at street
West, where he teaches the art of Making Cutting
FITTING and Designing Ladies' Dresses ETC.. stcay
The success Mr. White met with In hs city already Is
due TO his thorough knowledge his business. The
system MI: White teaches is universally acknow edged
to be the best The system ts by meas arement No
chart or part OF chart. School open day and evening"
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GUISSlp's
AGA AND 400 SEVENTH STREET NV.
VIII open Monday Morning, May It'll,
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY,
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Go Where You Will.
This state or anlirs you Will always find: The
cleanest steamers cars, hotels inns, hospitals and
private houses all use and indorse II units Insect
Powder, the roach and bed bug killer. Price, Is
cents; for sale by all druggists.
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FACE AND EYEsIGHT fitted Hemplers old stand.
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8 J.MEEKs, 62l g STREET NORTHWEST. OF
De fers rare inducements in Carriages Of all styles
and al 1 nHte e1amins Sefers
r,sses Business Wagons Surrey Village Carts HsF
done WIN sell cheap and terms to suit. An worl
guaranteed. myl2
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LADIES' GOODS.


SECOND OPENING
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETS,
ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS
FROM THE LATEST EUROPEAN IMPoRTATIoNs.
AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. AT
BAUMS,
myIe-Iw 4ls SEVENTH STREET.
NINE. j. =. PALMER
IMPORTER OF FASHIONS.
1lo7 F STREET NORTHWEST.
NOVELTIES IN LONDON HATS AND PARIS BON
NETS CONSTANTLY BEING RECEIVED
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. myl5
SUMNER OPENING
IMPORTED BoNNETs
And
ROUND HATS
THURSDAY May IL. 1883.
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT.
No Cards. 1909 F Strict. myl5
Tnn1rs, Roors
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c. NJ. TO " 8 ON

- N~"~' 'NA'
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THs COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH GALES
y ae auction sale or lexington" containing about
q g tcres. wing on Boundary street at the head
NeW 1oI4 avenue, BY MesSrS Edwards Carlisle
oosan ana MITCHELL, trustees, has been POSTPONED,
s.eotiht OF The rain, TO Friday next, the 25th in
son house on the premises See sduSrtisanaant '
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Y0R Pf1iiCo DIRECT.-For the accommodation
OF those desiring TO attend the P,mlco races
special coach Will be run on the train leaving the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad station at .ao
PIN, and which win be attached 10 the Western
Maryland train at Fulton Junction direct for the
PiIalico races track, reaching there about 400
p. m The races wiz be called at $50 o. "a
promptly. -
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PISAToRE--One OF the greatest musical successes
OF the spring season was the revival "Pinafore'
IN Boston 10y the weli-knOwr IDEAL troupe. The old
favorite was greeted with s.standing room only.n
US presentation on Friday, Saturday matinee and
Saturday evening at the National OF this week also
promises 10 attract large audiences Many seats
have been secured ~
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y LARGE STABLE TO BE BUILT. - The Union
Transfer Company has taken out a building ner-
nit Tor the erection or large stable on ID street
between IN and 18th northwest II VIII cover
ground 10 the extent Of Go by 81 feet aud be two
stories high, with double pitch rO0r, a red brick
front, and Will cost S14,O00 MeSsrs. Magruder &
Veslfleli are The architects.
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BERSCH 4 HINK,
Felsen Beer Depot.

CELEBRATED FELSEN BEER ON
~ tap. First class wines, liquors and
cigars sold at the bar.
Saloon on Min street, opposite the new
Occidental. aul
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smlPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.

The new steamer Camille, built by the
Hall Bros. at Port Bakely for Honolulu
parties, went out On hial trip recently,
and behaved admirably. Her speed and
handling were all that could be desired,
and she will soon sail for Honolulu,
where she will be put ~ work imme-
diately.
The lumber 6rms Of Pope d Talbot,
Hanson & Co., Renton, Holmes 4 Co,
]. Kentfield, Preston d Mckinnon,
Simpson Bros and the old house of ID.
b. Tichen0r, are pouring in on as con-
tinually large quantities OF lumber.
There are now on the way to this port
from the various mills of these firms IL
lumber laden vessels, beside many 9TH
era destined for distant foreign ports
This Ia apparently enough business to
make all hands feel lively.
4 survey was held At Honolulu on the
bark Martha Rideout, of this port. which
put in there leaking. They gave ~
their opinion that after a careful ex'
animation, they 6nd her badly strained,
especially in the afterpart, and in theii
opinion the vessel Ia in an entirely un-
seaworthy condition, and "a the OK
penses Tor putting her in seavorthy
condition would be very great, they 70.
commend that she be condemned and
sold for the benefit Of all concerned. -
y. II. Alta.
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rEnrssANCE IN rsE COUNTRY

Col. Hawkins, who has been an ac-
tive temperance worker in Western
Washington for the past year, lectured
here on Monday and Tuesday nights.
The Colonel is an impassioned orator,
and he pictures the Grimes Of intemper-
ahce with Wuch force. Quite an en-
thusiasm prevails here on the temper
ance question, owing to the recent muir
der Of Lockwood by Smith. Over 20
names from Chehxlis and immediate
vicinity were put on the petition for a
prohibition law.
Chehalis, w. T., Oct. 10, 1888.
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Kendalrs SPAWN Cure is used from
this Atlantic 20 the Pacific C0ass.
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PROFESSIONAL.

u g. CASE, DENTIST. OF -
Il' flee, Yesler-Leary Building. co4o
Office hours, q. m. to D. m. Liquid
nitrous oxide gas Administered for the
painless extraction of teeth.
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