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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-17

TIKI TIMRLY RAIN-FIRB At FALLS CHuRcH-cAN
MEETINGS, PERSONALS, &C.

THk TIMRLY RAIN-FIRE AT FALLS CHURCH-CAMP
MEETINGS, PERSONALS, &C.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, August Is, 1884,
the long desired and much needed rain has
come at last, and the farmers need worry no more
fer fear that the corn will not I'LL out or that the
late potatoes will not make O crop. The dust that
had settled On every bush and tree has disappeared
ana everything locks green and fresh again.
The ten days camp meeting OF the coiored peo-
pie closed last Monday morning. The attendance
at last sundays services Was greater than at any
other time during the camp. The camp AS rot
interrupted by any ratn--tne usual attendant OF
such meetings. The camp meeting of the
white people will begin at the same place
The quiet OF cur village was disturbed by an
ether IRE about Gle O'clock this morning, 1t was
Mr. Robinson, and adjoining he PRESBYTERIAN Ii m
church. The tarn and ether sheds were socn con-
snmei, and also the commoGious hcrse sheds re-
church. AS the fire occurred before the rain be-
gap, everything was very dry and II was with
great Difficulty that the church building VS.
sG'sI a large quantity OF Wheat, a Ecrse ard
C:Esr we stock were Turned In tie barn Tie
origin ST the fire Is unknown.
rev sif Paik and family returned from their
trip to Maine last evening and vii; stop tor while
IN our viliage before leaving for their southern
lone. IL Is expected that he will supply tbs pull
The ladies OF tho NJ. E. church south held an.
other OF their enjoyable lawn parties, Tor the ben
elt OF the organ rund, at the residence Of Mr. Gar
ner, last evening "
Mr.: VIM. w. Knsley, family and Miss Clara
Jewen are spending few days at Ocean Grove
Mr.. Charles H. Buxton and family start newt
week to spend month in their usual Camping
out place. In coy nook just over the Blue Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Raymond have tust Re.
turned from weeks drive over the Blue Ridge
Into the shenandoah valley, as far as Winchester
ard the Jordon White Sulphur Springs-Jerome
gational church, OF your city, are here this eve.
ning with their families. arranging for trip to
Emerson Hodges, OF College Hill Terrace. ia visit.
Ing friends In this place. ARBoR VlrR
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Cause for Alarm.

ALICE E. CURTIS, OF Brunswick. Me-, writes us
May 15 1888: THAT she has suffered very much at
frequent intervals with kidney disease and the attacks
were increasing in severity steadily as to cause
alarm Her aunt, Mrs. N. NJ. Small. persuaded her to
use Hunts Remedy, and after using several bottles
Miss Curtis has been freed from the aches and
pains to which she had long been accustomed; and
further says that Hunts Remedy fails to relieve
the severe pains in the side and intense backache and
Miss c. pronounces 1t real blessing to for all
kidney diseases, and she cordially recommends il
for the many ills and pains peculiar to women" aulS
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News Briefs.

Senator Blair, of New Hampshire, says that he
believes there is widespread feeling In his state
In favor OF the nomination OF President Arthur
next year.
The cashiers OF banks from Wilmington Del,
and several towns in Delaware and the eastern
shore Of Maryland, met at Ocean city, Md. yester-
day morning to form q pentnSular organization.
Gen. Richard Thomas, or Easton, Md, was chosen
president, and r. Il. Eubanks, Of Wilmington,
secretary.
The London Press association has been re-
quested to state that the newspaper assertion that
Mr. Gladstons was" subscriber to the confederate
Rev. WIN: Byrne, for the last few years presi-
burg, Md, viii, 1t is reported, Shortly resign from
that position and return to the Boston diocese of
Which ne Is vicar general HIS successor will
The Salem Va, Register, coalition paper, has
been bought by the proprIetors of the Roanoke
Times, and Will hereafter be democratic.
In the house OF commons last evening during
the debate on the vote for the expenses of the
land commission. Mr.. Parnell declared that unless
the deficiencies OF the land act were speedily rene
died, he would lead deeper ana more desperate
agitation than any that had yet been witnessed.
g. Two thousand d., Bedomns recently attacked a
SanakrOum at Sinkat, Egypt, and were repu!sed,
with the loss of sixty Killed. The soldiers de-
tending the place lost seven men, and the civil
dispatch from Belfast, Ireland, says that Rev.
Robert Kane, one OF the leaders OF the Pan Pres
tytertan council, Is dead.
portion of the Italian squadron has left ALICE.
clras, eastward bound. with sealed orders.
:. A A., telegram from Quebec says: The sudden
uttttu VI d lLldu SCOCC street.
from Canadian cholera, is reported.
A dispatch to the Baltimore Sunfrom Richmond,
Va, says that arrangements have been made for
the running OF a regular line Of steamships be-
tween Newport News and Queenstown, Liverpool
and London.
w. w. Moffett has been nominated for the house
OF delegates by the democrats OF Rappahannock
county, Va.
The Farmers Bank at Richmond, Ind, kept its
doors closed yesterday.
Saint Morse yesterday made an assignment to
George D. Roberts ana Albert G. caves, of the
lease of the theater built by him in New York for
the production OF the Passion Play. The lease is
renewal.
dispatch from Tucson, Arizona, says the
stories OF ApacheS outrages In Sonora since Gen.
Crooks campaign are dscredited
Belgian journalist has been expelled from
France for failing to support his charges OF hav-
Ing bribed members OF the chamber Of deputies.
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The Courts.
PROBATE COURT-Judge Hngne1.

nVDAIE CUUH1-0"7ye HED7V7.
To-day, will OF William Adam partially proven.
VIII OF Bernard Berens fully proven. Estate OF
Carl Z. Worch; petition filed and letters Issued TO
Christian Worch; bond $1,000. Estate of Jane
Turnoull; petitions filed and letters issued to
Jonathan Taylor; order granting letters to Jose
phine Taylor; bond 5000. Estate of Mary VIII
son, sometimes called Sayre; petition letters filed
by Rebecca Hinton and order OF publication.
Estate OF Caroline A. Ladd; order revokIng order
sending issues to the Circuit Court and for hear
Ing Of said issues In this court September 14th
and directing full report by the Administrative,
Caroline Is. Bailey, by that date.
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The Matter With .srhe Street ,,
rom the New York Trihuue

Here Is some OF the slang OF 'the Street, which
was heard during the most panicky hours OF Tues
day in reply to the question OF "What is the mat
ter With the Street," "They've pulled out the
have stopped, both bung and spgot'; "Mereiy a
slump; 40 money for worthless securltiesn:
LAST; "Wc're AL on the ragged edge'"; n guess
,sey'Ve been cutting the wires generally.n
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The Civil Service Commission.

The idea OF this commission Is to reform the
civil service by getting bad material out and good
material In. That Was the idea as to the physical
system when Perry Davis Pain Killer was dis
covered 1t meant reform by getting bad material
out OF the system and good material in. If you
cldent to summer, and promptly send dose OF
the Pain Killer to meet 1t, the former will fly like
a rabbit before ferret. Your body will be re-
your work or pleasure, like a redeemed man,
woman or Child.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amuse.Nenfs, &c. Tonight.
THEATER CoMIoUE--Testlmonial to Jake BuJd.
ABNERS GARDEN.-COncert.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Variaties.
HYATTSyILLE.-Lawn Concert.
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FROM THE GREAT MASSACHUSETTS FAILURE
500 pairs gents solid Cutters anu Walking ShOes
worth HIS, for $125
$50 pairs gents stylish CATERS and Walking
SHOES, broad or pointed toe. Lee, cheap at 81.
Hahn'5, SIC 18th ST. and 1872 Pa. ave.
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DEDICATION OF THE HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEp-
HEID.-Tho House OF the Good Shepherd which
has been recently started at 1917 9Th street, was
yesterday formally dedicated with a mass, at
which Archbishop Gibbons oflic1ated, assisted by
DR.. Foley, OF Baltimore the spiritual director Of
the order. There were number OF the city clergy
present, including Fathers Chapelle, Walter, Ryan
and Birch. The archbishop blessed the chapel and
gave Short address to the sisters and others pres
emit referring, IN appropriate terms, TO the habe-
whose generosity had given them a home. ana he
left his blessing on her gifts Tho institution Is
under the charge Of Mother Thomas, who Is as
sisted by six sisters. 1t has already begun Its
good work OF receiving the fallen ana aiding
young girls to avoid lives Of shame
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A Fine Church Improvement.

EXTENDING AND RECONSTRuCTING ST. JOHNS
MessrS. Deering q Johnson are engaged In en-
larglng and renovating st. johns P. e. church,
corner OF 18th and streets, and sooE the inte-
rior Of this time-honored edifice will wear a more
modern appearance. This Improvement embraces
an addition at the east end Of 20 feet by 81 feet,
not including a bay window projection ON II
eel, with robing room and space for the organ,
Which Is to be removed from the gallery. The ad-
ditional space Will add to the seating capacity or
the church eight pewS in the gallery and twelve
on the floor. the latter being about where the pull
pit and altar were formerly located. new floor
IS being put In slipping about three feet from front
to rear. This Will enable the rector to be in full
view OF the congregation. New pews will be put
In both the body OF the church and the galleries,
stairs In the addition will be the rectors study
and retiring room. The plans are by Mr.. James
Renlck architect, and the entire cost will be about
5000.
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FRESH MEATS-If you want to keep the Prices
down, buy OF Geo. Kiileen, Nos. 52l, 522 and 513
Center Market, 9th street wing. Mark tin, de-
Gvercd every where In the city. q. KIILEEN
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MARYLAND Items.


The Beacon reports the destruction by fire,
tuesday night, OF the former residence OF the late
Benjamin Hewett, now owned by Capt. J. j. ALI
stan, and one Of the finest residences In St. Marys
county.
The leading grape-growers of Washington
county report that this years crop of the Conc ord
and kindred varieties OF this fruit will be almost
entirely destroyed by what is known as the grape
rot
During the present year SO persons have met
their deaths by drowning in the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal between Cumberland and Georgetown.
Th1S includes those who &C mmitted suicide
Miss Mary L. Daily, aged IS years. daughther Of
John Daily, of Queen Anne county, ran splinter
into her foot three weeks ago and died from lock-
jaw last Friday.
The farm belonging to the heirs OF Mrs. Wright,
adjacent to Frederick, 1877 acres, has been sold to
Ed Lynch and Frank Orendorn, Of Frederick, for
$128 an acre.
Alexander Gardner, who was cut whilst assault
Ing Mr.: Samuel Janney, Is improving, and Will
probably recover.
Edward Spring has purchased Mrs. wm H.
Ross farm, Bolngbroke, in Talbot county, 260
acres, for 81, 800.
An interesting little girl, aged two years,
daughter OF Jos Hughes an employe Of the Ba!tl-
mora and Ohio railroad company, at Catoctin
Switch, Md, was struck by train whilst playing
near the track day or two ago, and received In
juries which it Is said will result fatally.
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GENTS fine dress shoes in Ice, button and Gen.
gross at $3.50 are the best for the money ever CT
fered at SinShelmerS, 69S 9Th street.
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Mosr ExCEILENr JUDGNRNT-The manaremen
OF the stockton hotel. at Cape May, has khOwnt
most excellent judgment In determining TO make a
special reduction In its rates for the rest OF the
season to families and parties. 1t is good thing
10 90, and the great number OF people who pro-
pose song 10 Cape May with the Light Infantry
can DO no better than to take advantage OF the
of1er. They viii get elegant rooms and cuisine
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A POLITICAL FLuTTER IN NoRFoLK.-There is a
ing out of report ito the effect that Mr. Bohan-
non, an officer OF the n: and W. road. had been
discharged by Capt Osborne at the instance Of
rails had been elected by said officer from his car
Capt Osborne Is called upon through the press
there for an eXplir alton.
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ALL OF OUR ladies' and gents Low summer shoes
at IL great sacrifice. Call early. Some won ier.ul
BAR gains at Snsheimer'S. SCS eth aud $751; II Sts
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VirUtnfR Items

Two Of the best farms In Culpeper county ex-
changed hands recently. One OF them, containing
1900 acres, situated on the Rappahannock river,
was purchased by Thomas B. Nalle for $50. 900 cash
the other, containing 200 acres, near Brandy Sta
tion was sold at $4,000 to the county treasurer s.
Near King William Court House, several days
ago, Victoria HILL coored. Is years old, shot and
kliled her half-sister, years old. She placed a
Tne child had Informed on her In several instances
Wnere she had committed theft
An altercatlOn occurred at primary election at
SperryVille, RappahannOck county, last Saturday,
between Jim Fincham and Ike Burke. The former
was severely, and 1t is feared fatally, cut in the
breast and back.
correspondent Of the Highland Recorder,
writing from Black Creek. In that county, says
between Is and 100 sheep have been killed by
five miles OF that place.
SeOastian Propes. one OF the owners OF the ste am
stave mills near Marksville, Page county, was
thrown violently against q saw q few days ago,
ana was seriously, il not fatally, injured.
ten.year-old son OF Capt. James Russell, who
was killed In the Narrow Passage disaster, was
run over by runaway horse at Harpers Ferry a
few days ago and killed.
young man named Boyd Himple committed
suicide by hanging in Pendleton county last week
he had Deen in iIl-haalth for some time
Inc virginia state fair is to be held October 81,
November and 2 The premium list is long and
liberal.
Capt. Asa Rogers, of Petersburg, has been NOM
mated LOT the state senate by the coalition con-
vention.
Joshua Cavalier, leading citizen Of Harper's
Ferry. W. Va, is dead.
Coz. James Cochran, of Culpeper, was paralyzed
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THE EVENING STAR.
August ~. ISM.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The "eathcY.
rfFTcY THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFiCRR.
WASHINGTON. DC. August II. 1888. $50 n IN
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
variable winds, stationary or rising barometer and
temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-waRHER WEATHER SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY.
The following special temperatures were re-
ported at .. m: PASSPORT, $50; Montreal, $685.
Qic5ec, 56o; Mt. Washington. dec; Cleveland, 6io;
AlIena, GO; Duluth. e51: St Paul, e9o: Deny, r.,
GO; Washington. Gle. Fair and warn waite
Is Indicated for the middle Atlantic st.;tes &C.
GLIDING the District OF CGuni bia), south AlTnilc
states, lower lake region, Tennessee and the Oaio
valley on Saturday AMI Suatay.
FALL GOODS BEGINNING 10 ARRIVE
We are forced to make still further reductions
In summer goods 20 z ain TO
Ladies' 1.25 hqud-Sewei Newports now IS c,nt5.
Ladies' 81 30 NaSSar ami oxford Ties now 81.
Ladies' and Misses flee o ;crd Slips now IS Cts
Good House Slippers 15c., 25t. and Soc.
Ladies' s2 fOXed Button now $3.50.
Gents and boys hand and machine-scwcd Low
Shoes at and below cost
Habns, SIG 9TH ST. and 1922 Pr. ave-
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FUssEILs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town.
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GOOD PROGRESS Is being made by the workInen
who arc beautifying Dupont circle.
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milwaukee Beer.
&c. StOvepfpe-drawn from aCoOd.
TT KNIGHT. 1872 Penna avenue
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OUR So ladies' genuine Ftench Kid button boots
are the greatest bargain ever offered at Sin5hei-
mer's, sos 9TH street.
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An Enricher of the BLOOD

An EnriCher Of the Hood
and purifier of the system; cures lassitude and
lack OF energy: such is Browns Iron B1tters.
kEYsER, w. VA.-Dr. w. D. EWin says: "Many
tonic"
1EEDELL COUNTY, N. C.-The ex-sherln, Mr. W.
F. WATSON. says: browns Iron B1tters has Inn
pr owed my digestion and general health"
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PERcALE, cheviot AMI flannel Shirts Auerbac,.'S.
18th and H.
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WAMSUTTA SHIRTS, four-nly linen bosom. rein
forced, finished, co., at Auarbach's, 9TH ami Ii.
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Rhine Stone Ring and Earrings,
Diamond Settings, very brilliant, Sc to $40, a,
PRICES jewelry store.
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Don't Die in the House.
though on Rats" Clears out rats, mice reaches
bed-bugs, ties, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers
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Bicycle Shirts.
Base ball and boating shirts, all styles, colors
ana sizes, for men and boys from soc. up to $3.50
apiece. Special rates to clubs Samples free, al
Auerbach's, cor. 9TH and II streets.
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Alexandria Affairs,
Reported for The EVENING srAn.

THE FREE METHoD1srs AND THE MAYoR-The
Free Methodist congregation here Is small but,
Tor Its size, 1t Is the most active church In the
world. Although 1t has existed here but few
years some OF Its members have informed nearly
every man IN town at least ten times that he Is
going 70 hell Some of the saloon keepers doubt
the correctness OF this view OF their destination,
and have complained to the mayor. The mayor
caused several OF the free takers to be brought up
yesterday afternoon and warned them that vio-
lent and abusive language to citizens would not be
permitted.
SCHOOL MoNIEs.-Tne school population and the
state money paid tofthe several districts OF Alex
andria county was as follows: Arlington. $50
school population, $768 IS received Jefferson, ga
school population. "a received; Washington,
school population 2e1, $3.50 IS received.
POLICE REPoRT.-At tie last mayors court Geo.
BROOKS and Mary CumptOn were fined S by the
mayor for disorderiy conduct; Geo. Chichester
ana Denis Gurtes, held for disorder, were dis
charged on promises.
REPoRTER's NorEs-There were % large vessels
In port this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beckhams store
was found open by the police last night, but
nothing was missing-L. saunders, injured by
fan on the steamer Elmer Wright has been sent
to a washington hospital for treatment.-The
lately launched schooner w. T. Hunt Will leave
mere tomorrow with coal for Providence, Ri
The candidates for commissioner OF accounts here
are VIM A. Cave, W. E. Fandall, j. H. Green and
J.S. WimSatt-It is now said that the Washing
ton. OHIO and Western railroad Is again about to
change its management
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M. Augenstein, sI7 9TH Street N. W..

offers the following immense bargains for to-mor-
and 20 cents; wash bowl and pitcher &c.; q doz.
fancy goblets, Gle; " doz. porcelain cups and
saucers, 49,; wooden water bucket, so clothes
pins, clOthes-iine bar soap. boxes blue, 31c. ;
cuspadores. all colOrs, 13c. flour sieves &c. glass
tea sets, 29c.; backing brush box backing,
fancy whisk broom &C. fancy toilet sets 4Sc pre.
serving kettles glass fruit jars jelly tunbers, be-
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CITY ITEMS.
Interesting to Tourists.

AAtcEcStuuk 10 4Ouf1StSs
"ClmaX Shirts" laundried, best made for ST.
Gentlemen'S medium-weight merinO underwear
White and colOred Half Hose, pr. for 25 cents
Linen Hdkf's. and Collars, $1.50 doz. Silk Neck
wear.
Celluloid Collars and Cuffs Silk Umbrellas, S.
Trunks, Bags. Hammocks, Shawl-straps. Night
Shirts.
White and colored Cambria Ties, doz for Csc,
at Lewis. "The Halter and Gents Outfitter," go
9TH ST., bet. and NV. Established 1863
Almost Given Away Tomorrow Only,
at r. Goldschmid. Sl2 7th street w., large crystal
glass trays, IL cts; brooms, II cts 3hoop wooden
water buckets, IA cts large Japaned dust-pan
with brush 16 cts: jelly tumblers, with covers,
Tor II cts finch cutglass ice cream saucers, 6
FOR 10 cts. 4H-fnch, for 26 cts; fruit bowls to
match, 10-nch, 80 cts, 12-fnch, 43 CTS. handsome
decorated French china fruit Saucers for n cts.
cake plates to match, for IS cts fine crystal cut
glass goblets, for AZ cts. 4bottle dinner castors
a. cts; glass mugs, cts Queens covered butter
dishes, IL cts; cream pitchers, cts; spoon hold
erS. cts; 48 sheets OF cO1ored or white shelf
paper, cts; footed wash basins, assorted collars,
10 cts; colored glass stand, with toothpcks, 6
cts; large tin Stop Jars, assorted cOlors, 81 cts
6-inch English decorated china cups saucers and
plates, 81. Is. plain white 95 cts. white porcelain
81 10; superior laundry soap, 6 large bars for 25
cts. table glass sets, containing 81 pieces. only
S13; extra silver plated table knives. for IS cts
also immense bargains in travelling trunks, baby
Carriages and refrigerators below cost
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' Oon.s :, v y, H F?Ea: Va. tat
situated On the Beach between Cares Henry sna
Iharies, and ~
twenty Minutes Ride 10y Railroad from Norfolk Va
IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN
Over q Fine Grass Lawn FIteuding to the Bench
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Electric Bells, and Everything First-class.
Fl HING AND BATHING
Not Surpassed on the Atlantic Coast.
LIGHT TRAINS 10 AND FROM NORFOLK DAILY.
Board, s. 80 per day; s14 per week. s45 per month
ana special arrangements for large psrtiee.
Letters or te.eyrams to ]. A. KENNEDY, Ocean
View, Va, will receive PROMPT attention.
Boats and fishing tackle, with good attendants
always on hand; also, billiard saloon and Bowling
alleys for amusement of visitors. Handsome dancing
pavilion. and brass and string band Of music engaged
an6-2w ]. A. KENNEDY, Proprietor
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Powerful FIELD GEAssEs: Hempler,s, 4sa Pa. ave.
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TIFF GRowLERs.-The "Growlersn have elected
the following OficerS:-W +. Vote, chief; j. H.
SanlersOn, unlimited; 5. W. KnevalS, laitei; H.
G. Bowers. past chief; G. 7. Eldrids,e, recording;
J. " ID. Kelly, financial: James Cunningham,
financial recording; ThOS. Waul, senior; H. GanSt
junior; ". H. Dom, senior conducting; W. De
shells junior conducting: F. Piliiny, DR.. Walter
am H. e. Bowers, trustees; and j. Gunnell, tiec
GROWER.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs--Deeds in fec have
been recorded as follows: b. Burnst,ne TO JuIiuS
Grmulier, lots f6 and Il, So. Lose: $i91.35 Res
Evans TO Agnes keySer. lot 3, sub OF l6l to 1863
Bears addition 10 Georgetown. w. II. Jackson ct
al, trustees, TO Anna c. AleXandcr, lot 49, sub OF
So. 1875; si,CtO. ~ C. Bradley, trustee, 10 p and +.
r. Nay, lot II. So i61; SO coo. Jane W. William
son TO Bridget Matthews, TT. z. 81. 500; $50 So
W. I. Okle 20 Margaretta Goddard, loL 20 block Z
Ivy city; s'5. Sarah A. Connolly TO Catherine
Wood, sub lot 81, "a. SIS; $500.