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PROBATE counr.ludoe Haoner

PROBATE CouRT-Jud0e Hd0nef.
mtse9 anS ee s4sniec
81 500 Thos. E Waggaman.. guardian to Maya
ret Hull: petition Of guardian for instruction.
Fanny Callahan; report OF sale flied. Estate Of
Serena Mason; vouchers showing expenditures
POLICE CouRr-.Judoe Shell
To-day, Henry Mitchell, contempt OF court; -.
$40 or 80 days Mitchell Woods, colored. and Den.
mis- Murphy, loud and boisterous: IS or Is days;
Dennis was also charged with cursing and swear
ing in a house loud enough to be heard in the
street; same penalty. Field Sinkins, indecent ex-
posture; IS or Is days.
COLoRED ODD FELLOWS FROM RICHMOND TO VISIT
WtsHINGToN. several lodges of the G.. U. o.
FL @ w win yS1 THIS city
They will be met at the depot by delegation OF
the lodges OF this city, and be escorted to Union
by P. G. NJ. Thos. Wright. and where they will be
entertained by the order Ats pm. the members
OF the order in the District will assemble at said
hall to escort the visitors to the dpot.
FIRED PISTOL THROUGH THE FENCE AT HIM.
Robert Dent, colored was before the Police Court
several days ago for assaulting Herman Hobeling
by firing pistol at him at garden in the first
ward. The. testimony was to the effect that
became enraged and fired pistol through the
fence at Hobeing. A fine OF $50 or so days was
imposed and an appeal noted.
Affairs in West Washington.
CANAL MaN WANT THEIR WAGES PAID-Joa
West, w. T. Dudley, ]. w. Field and rorty-one
other Chesapeake Il Ohio canal employees have
transmitted to President Smith, president OF the
canal company, petition In which they set forth
the hardshIps they have endured by reason Of
the non-p yment Of their wages, and ask now,
that the company has a revenue OF from $4,000 to
$4,000 per month. that they be paid at least two
months back pay before the 10th of August next
and prompt payment thereafter for each and
every month as 1t falls due, and in case OF re-
fusal 80 to do that they will refuse to work longer
or give possession Of the Lighthouses, which any
one Of them may hold until they are paid
CRITICALLY ILL.-COlonel James A. Magru1er, OF
the late board Of public works, whose serious
illness was mentioned in yesterdays STAR, is
still critically Ill
BANNER PREsRNTATION--At the EbeneZer A. NJ.
e. church last night a fine banner was presented,
In the presence OF the large audience class No.
!, OF the Sabbath school, The presentation ad-
dress was made by James Brown; the reception
address by Miss Katie Brown and an essay was
read by Miss E. Williams, all members of the class.
Miss E. Dennis sang some fine solos, as did Mr. j.
Butler. There was an address to the class by Mr..
w. r. Laws The exercises were conducted by
Mr.: r. d. Ruff1n, the teacher Of the class.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls tur-
bid uU; receiving reServoir-south connection,
slightly turbid Q0; north connection, turbid QD;
distributing reservoir. clear,
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.s14 SEVENTH
'INPRECEDENTED!!!

The statement that there is Life Insurance Associa.
ton which has been in existence only and half
INSURANCE. and s now doing monthly business Of
four pilon. win scarcely be Enthusiastically not by
tho d-me companies. Yet they facts The cert.
c:ses issued In May b the MUTUAL Reserve Fund Lie
Hon. and In the first thirteen days Of this month over
two million such record is beyond everything ever
heard OF in the history OF Life Insurance the over
Every unpreiudiced man who has examined cur plan,
Ads Il y the simplest planest and best he has ever
ia ' - ''' 0'''i :. K III 1909 b st.,s.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1888.
Sealed Proposals will DC received a. the
DAY OF JULY. 1885, TO furnish said department with
stationery for year ending June 80 1884 in
ance with schedule Of articles which viii he supplied
to persons and firms proposing TO bid.
The right to reject anysand al bids, 10 accept
portion Of snv bid amend the quantity ven Of any
required to furnish with his bid bond with snre-
ties, in the of 81, Co., guarantee Of faithful
him.
All samples submitted should be left the ssationerx
room OF the department. 3e27. 3yl3. 20. 70
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
THEATER COMIQUR.-MinstrelS and variety,
ABSER's SUMNER GARDEN.-Concerc
DRIVERS GARDEN.-VarietfeS
SwIhNING sCuooL-Gentlemen from 2:3O to 10
nm.
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HAvE YOU TRIED TT

THE OLD ADAGE THAT IAN OUNCE OF PRE-
VENTION Is WORTH POUND OF CUREnwAS
NEVER MORE APPLY ILLUSTRATED THAN BY
HIM WHO TAKES HIS DOSE OF TAGRANT'S
SELTZER APERIENT BEFORE THE MORNING
MEAL. FOR 1T NOT ONLY GENTLY REGULATES
AND PUKIFIES THE SYSTEM, BUT Is A PIoTEC-
TON AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH NO ONE OUGHT
TO DISREGARD. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE TT. tv2I
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE instantly relieves and
permanently every form OF Catarrh from Head
Cold to Catarrhal Consumption. COMPLETE TREAT
MENT. WITH INHALER, 81. jy25
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LADIEs.-In sickness you often want O stimulant
that Is that 1t should be pure, there is no doubt
Wine Is often prescribed by your physicians.
When you want the pure native article don't fail
20 get Aanders, which is made from the pure
Juice OF the grape. Get It at Gil 7th street
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DR. BRISToR's CREDENTIALs-A Newark dispatch
says: Pf0ding Elder Knowles refuses to slirren-
DER George X. BrlstOr's Credentials as minister
he hOidS them as the property of the conference.
and states that he has right to dispose of them
without authority.
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Not Bachelor Kings Daughter.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Regarding ''the old lady OF refinement and cul.
ture" claiming to be the daughter OF the late Vice
President VIM. r. King, OF Alabama, whose arr
val at Wheeling, on her way to Washington, 1!
chronicled In THE STAR Of last evening, allow me
to say. for the benefit OF some OF good citizens
that the gentleman named, whom knew person.
ally and well, had no daughter, having lived and
died a bachelor. j. c.
WASHINGTON IulY % 1899
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Catarrh Of the bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu- paiba. "
81. IL
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Mood Advice.
Nearly all the ills that af11ict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
70 medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic
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A FARMER ROBBED OF $3.50 BY A SERvANr-Mr
"Boce" Pierce. farmer living near Silver Spring,
was yesterday, during his absence from home,
ROBBED OF $3.50 by colored employe. Mr. Pierce
had twelve $50 bills put away in his house he
took out one of the bills and came to the city to
make some purchases. Upon his return the other
eleven were missing. and negro servant had de-
camped. The police were advised, but the sus-
pected thief has not yet been captured.
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"A1derney Dairy WagOns.,,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in X-lb. ward" prints 35c per lb
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint.
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

The Voltaic Belt CO., Marshall, Mich, VIII send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated ElectrO-Voltatc Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
anteeng speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
IoWeu W,Sm
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Ricvcle Shirts

Bicycle ShirtS.
Base ball and boating shirts, all styles. colors
and sizes, for men and boys. from SOC. up to S.
apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
Auerbach'S, cor. 9TH and streets
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TO-DAY Mr.. w. p Bell file1 bill for q. H. Ride.
nour against ChaS McClelland and others to en-
Iorce trus and declare title TO farm, known as
Cedar Hill, On the old Bladensburg road, in the
county.
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NV AND Cno1cr DEs1ass
IN .CARPETINGS.

We are receiving our new Fall Carpets
BRUSSELS AND INGRAINS.
INGRAINS. Csc. 371sc., SOC.
INGRAINS, &c. 75c., 85c.. 90c.
BRUSSELS, 76c SIC, 81.
ALL and STAIR Carpet to match.
DRUGGETS in ell sizes.
FLOOR O1L-CLOTHS all widths.
l0-4 SHEETING COTTON,
25c.. 31c., SIC.
IA APES, FLANNEL Fl sUITING. all colors. CSC.
ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25c.
BLACK CAsHMERES all wool. double width 37c.
Soc, &c. and 75c
TABLE linens. 25c.. BIC. Soc, &C. and 75c.
liza BRIDAL QUILT, 81.
INDIA LINEN,
12kc, 15c., 18c., zoe.
BEST DRESS GINGHAMs l2xc.
LAWNS, UNION LINEN, exc.
STRAW MATTINGS at reduced prices.
c.. NJ. TO SON
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
South Side. near 7th. jy28
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ExcuRsloNIsTs IN TowN.-This morning at sK
O'Clock an excursion train arrived at the Baltimore
from points on the Northern Central railroad as
far as Parkton Many OF the strangers visited
O'Clock this evening. About II O'Clock to-day the
Washington, Ohio and Western railroad landed In
the Potomac depot about 800 excursionists from
return tonight
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LundbOrg'S Perfumes.
ECenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
The Safest Way

The safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
fu color OF the hair is furnished by Parker'S Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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For TrcnlulOuSneSS.

For TrcnulOuSncSs.
wakefulness, dizziness and lack OF energy, most
valuable remedy is Browns Iron Bitters
OTTUMwA, IA.-Dr. j. N Armstrong says: 81
nave used Browns Iron Bitters In my family and
recommend its use to Others"
JEFFERSON, CITY, Mo-Dr. j. c. Riddler says
"Peraons who use Browns Iron BitterS always
speak we'll Of it 1t Is good medicine"
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LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS,
Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
LAWNS nlest quality actual value i2c reduced to &C
SILKS! SILKS SILKS!
Cheapest silks in Washington. Coored silks 5oo'
Fancy Si!ke 37Sc Heavy Gro Grain Black silks ne.
duced from 81. so down TO 81. "
NUNS VEILINGSi NUNS vEILINGsf
Cheapest Nuns' VeiliIgs in Washington Nuns Ven.
nRS al pure Wool, widest double width. (42 inches
wide), reduced from &c. down to size.
Nuns Veilings fine quality. reduced to 2oc
Nuns veings. lace effect pure WOOL IN Black Straw.
berry ELECTRIC Blue and Cream; actual value &c. re-
duced to 25c.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all pur.
silk, reduced from 81. 30 TO 75c. Black Brocaae ,S
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced TO Soc
wamsutta, Fruit of the Loom and Dayol ward ~tda
Beached Cottons reduced to SIC.
CARRIERS
e26 MARKET cpacp
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Milwaukee Beer,
&c. q So0vepiFe-drawn from ,cOOd.
u KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue
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Milwaukee Beer.
&c. schoOner-drawn from arOOd.
u KNIGHT, 1892 Penna- avenue.
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

pROPOSALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
CLERKS OFFICE HoUsI or Representatives q. g..
. WARRINGTON, b. c., July a. 1883. =
Sealed proposals. will be received at THE Office unt1
Nv I've O'CLOCK NOON. on FRIDAY, AUGUST
TWENTY-FOURTH. 1888. for the delivery OF ny0
hundred 5000 tons OF best White Ash Furnace Coal:
Also OF nifty 900 cords best Spruce Pine Wood and
eighty 900 cords beet Oak Wood The wood to be de.
hvered and stored in the vaults of the south win. of tho
Capitol on or before the 18th day of September NEXT
and the coal on before the Goth day Sepemb er
next The coal must weigh 2. 240 pounds 10 the ton.
and the oak wood to be cut in three pieces The wood
must measure l2S cubic feet 20 the cord and be corded
and measured at the Capitol The right to re weigh
the coal at the Capitol and the right to reject any al
y, The bids to be Endorsed Proposals for Coal ana
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
jy2S-law4w Clerk of the House of Representatives.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by
~ the undersigned until "WEDNESDAY, FIFTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1888. for the pavement OF the cars
rlageway in the Cemetery known Mount Peasant
Also for grading In such place will be pointed out
Elders VIII state the price square yard for the
coDDlestone and cubic yard for grading. Tho
work will have to be done in the best possible manner.
ana the stone must be generally Of SIZE except tho
line gutter stone. The stone TO be laid bed Of
gravel and sand. and to be rRmmed by 90 h. ramnee
three times The money will be paid the work pro-
crosses We reserve the right Of keeping third OF
the money back until the work is completed
n.y. This road must be finished In weeks from tho
beginning. Bids received. GUKDEN SNOWDEN.
1919 street northwest 1y26-law3ws
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When Too T.Qte.

many mothers become aware that their little dar-
lngs have fallen victims to an injudcious diet OF
lar!naceouS food. Their StomachS are untitled to
asslm!late such food, and to supply the want OF
mothers milk, Mellin's Food has been prepare 4,
ana has been acknowledged by the highest au-
niSh 1T.
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EXcurAiOns. sc.

HE CARROLL INSTITUTE Will repeat their select
excursion TO Marshall Hall Wednesday, August
1St The committee have secured two large safe
and comm odious BEATS with seating capacity of
1,NU the TWO leaving together On their return trip
at 10 p m. See advt.
SCOTT 4 ELLINGER give an excursion on the
Armenia this evening. Boat leaves at and re-
turns at II.
FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA-See notice of the new
iron steamer Thompson.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF a family excursion under
the auspices of the members OF the Memorial
Christ1tn and Foundry NJ. E churches, to Lower
Cedar Point, On the steamer Armenia, next Mon.
DAY morning, at am. Four hours given for bath
Ing, etc.
EVENING EXCURSION on the steamer W. W. Corco-
ran next tuesday at pm; return 10 80 y. M.
MUSIC by the Tabernacle choir, under direction OF
Prof. s H. JeckO.
REGULAR FERRY to Alexandria Boats leave
0alf hourly. Fifteen cents round trip.
SUNDAY ExCURSIONS.-Steamer Mary Washing.
ton TO Marshall Hall and Glymont. Two trips
An ana r. m, returning at pm. and p.m
IHE CoRCoRAN makes daily trips TO Mount Yer.
non lSundayS excepted). On Saturday evenings
ana sunday afternoons special trips are made.
REGULAR STEAMER for Colonial Beach and CIas-
Sic shore leaves 7th street wharf every Saturday
Sunday. f
POINT LooKOUT.-The Inland and Seaboard
Coastlng company sell tickets for passage on the
Lady or the Lake and Jane MOseley to and from
Point Lookout and one weeks stay at the hotel for
JAMES A. G GARFIELD Post. No. 7,G AR, will give
picnic or campfire at the Schuetzen park, next
Sypher, Solicitor Freeman, OF the p O. DEPART.
ment, ana others viii speak. The p. o. Glee Club
and others Will sing After about 80 the pavilion
Will be cleared for dancing.
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NOTICEi-Kets Kelaethys, 11O9 Pa. av, takes one
ooz- fine photos with thirteenth painted for s.
81 SASH RIBBONS, soc. yard. Cochrane's Up
town.
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LOCAL MENTION.


CFFTcT OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC. July %, 1888, $50 \ m.
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and local rains, followed by clearing
weather sunday morning, southwest shifting TO
northwest winds, falling followed by rising ba-
rometer, stationary or slight fall In temper
ature-
SPECIAL BULLETIN-RAIN THIS EVENING AND
COOLER WEATHER TOMORROW.
The following special temperatures were reported
at o. m: EastpOrt, SO; Montreal, 67o; Quebec,
&c; Nit. Washing ton, AZ; Cleveland, &C., AIpena,
OIL; 81 Paul, 500; Dsnver 6S; San Francisco, $50;
rains VII occur IN New England and the middle
Atlantic states, including the District OF Column
Ola, saturday afternoon or evening, followed on
Sunday morning by slightly cooler clearing
weather Fair weather is Indicated for the lake
region, Tennessee and Ohio valley on Sunday,
with slowly rising temperature.
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GueStS AT TIC SUlMMer ResOftS
tell us they have enjoyed their sleep so well
as this year, owing to the fact that Hunts Insect
Powder Is part of the staple supplies OF every well
conducted hotel Price, rs cts Sold everywhere
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N. Y. Board Of Health on Wine,

Ne II. 1OafO Oh EfeRItA On WIne.
DR.. E. II. James, of the NewYork Board of Health,
says:
II take great pleasure in testifying my approba-
ton OF the superior qualities OF the Port Wine
produced by Alfred Speer, OF Pasaic. New jersey.
After prolonged trial 1 recommend his Port,
Burgundy, and Claret as superior Wines for the
sick and debltated, and all those who require
Wine. His claret is used in the smallpox nos
pittl with great advantage to patients" For sale
by druggists WGS
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NEW Cream DImity for Dresses, Cochrane's Up
town.
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FUssEIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Of
town.
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NEW White Parasol bargains, Cochrane's, Up
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Burnett,s COcOain

BUrnett'S COCONime
SoftenS the hair when harsh and dry.
SootheS the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest luster
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
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New fire gilt vest chains. 81, at Prgg'a
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CITY ITEMS.
81 Saw a Very Ugly Ghost. ,.

I'll Saw a Very Ugly GhOst.''
A charming young lady of Brooklyn was relat-
Ing some of the troubles she had had In the
looked something like a lobster and something
ike scare-croW. She remembered that she had
enjoyed good supper of lobster salad. When
asked how 1t was that she was able to be out OF
bed IN the morning, she remarked that she always
Kept bottle of Perry Davis Pain Killer in her
room, and that two moderate doses Of this most
efficient remedy had driven the ghost away.
Bargains I'm PantalOOns.
Three dollars per pair. Previous values OF same
from four to eight dollars. No nice discrimination
has been made, as want to close them out. The
price must do it. Some very handsome checks
and stripes In the lot
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 9TH street
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MCGEE's Arlington whisky, rich, pure and ele.
CANT, "a gallon, 81 quart bottle. III, near st.
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GET Harris Roach Powder. Take no other.
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LOVELY satins, linen lawns, nuns Yelling, cheap.
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NEW comfort for men, Unicorn Shirts, Coch-
Pcn
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The RIVER TRaDR.-Harbormaster Sutton re-
ports arrivals at the river front as follows:
Vest Wdshtngtoa.-Arrived schr S IL Travers
Wheatley, l6l tons coal for Mayf,eId & IIeiston,
schr. Miilie Bannoch. go tons coal A. G. johnson
Bros; sehr. Agnes Grace, Small, 200 tons ice,
Mutual Ice CO. '
South BdshfI.gton.-Arrived. schr. Howard &
Ogden, Reed, - cords wood, j. o. Carter; schr
MeLauvhln, smith ~ cords wood. II. L. Biscoe;
schr Walter, Galloway, sol tons coal. Clark q
Given; schr. NOrInanda. Pierce. SS7 tons ice for
i independent Ice Co: barge T. II. Gibbs. Gathered,
Adams. eOOoO feet lumber, T. F. Jackson & Co:
sehr River Queen, Wilson, 100000 feet lumber,
melons, VIA. Leishear: schr. WIN McMasters.
6.0o0 DO, Golden & Richardson Cleared. schr'
foS i n1ef1 1SS tons compost. III Clay Jones'
White. $50 tons, sane H. c. Jones, for same desti.
nation
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs--Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: F. r. vinson to James
ion pat1am part TO- So SIS SO Alfred Wood to
MeSely to Ida MeSeiy lot So sss ssoe f'n W.
i Kos so6e to Ann e Rogers part 49,
sol: n.Ioo ". E Clark 70 Join p Butler, lot ),
50, IS; 1926. IL J. W: Wright TO Mrs. Elizabeth
70 ". j. Moods, lot i, block i. Meridian Hi" Hi;
See o. James IS B. Beck ct al to Priscilla W. Page,
sOfi ~ sna p ss Ya a Peek
H2,2i0 Catherine G. Gideon ct al. to W. II. Thuin-
bert, parts 10 and II, So. 3i5; g.. VIM. Chase 10
W
S6S. jones j. Shedt to Frances b. McIntirc part
subs Al and ~, SO: 1876; 81 go g. James ii. Paynter
ct al 70 James Worinley, sub. e, So l6l: 5000
John r. Ford TO A. B. McCreery. sub. 10, so. 2i7;
$4,000 w. NJ. Hodges TO T. E. Waggaman, trus.
tee, arts g and "a. so. SIC: 81.
TWO CoI0RED LAWYERS HAVE AN ALTERATION
WITH BAILIFF BAKT0N.-There was lively time In
the Police Court this morning before the regular
business OF the day was begun. A coIored mem.
Der OF the bar, named Lewis, attempted to 20 into
the prisoners dock TO see man who, he claimed.
was client OF his, when Bailin Barton interfered
and showed Lewis out OF the dock The bailin said
that the priSonerLewts wanted TO see had Just
municated with Lawyer Wall, and he would not let
Lewis go into the dock until he (Bartou) saw the
prisoner and asked him which lawyer he wanted,
The consultation resulted in the prisoner choosing
Wall Hewlett, another colored lawyer, said he
would like TO see any oflicer of the court shove
him around. and that he would knock the man
down who laid his hand on him. Some cpl
thets passed, and the lawyers charged the baiiin
with being "capper" for Wall The bailif1 retail
ated ty calling them Insignificant liars and shy
terS wan was then appealed TO In relation to
the charge against the bailin Of "capping" cases
tor him, and he Indignantly denied that Barton
Oveg gave him case,
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REGULAR FERRY.
SEVENTH STREET WHARF.
Alexandria and Washington boats leave half hourly
FARE REDUCED.
Excursion Tickets to and return only
FIFTEEN CENTS.
Take large boats and avoid the crowd. 3y26-lm
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EIRsT GRAND PICNIC AND CAMPFI
II OF James A. Garfield Post, o. Z, q. A. r.,
At the Washington Scuetzen Park 7th street u. w.,
Tuesday. July 3lst 1888.
Tickets % cents, 10 be HAD from member Of the
Post children under ~ years of age free. Hard tack
hot coffee and beans furnished without cost Cooked in
regular soldier style by Old Vets. Come and the
Old soldiers do the cooking. 1y23-Ct.
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CARTER'S
PROPOSALS.

MARKET SPACE.
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ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
III BRIDGE.-Steam packet Excelsior will make her
regular trips to above places SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
and FRIDAY. Leave High street and canal at q. m.
Fare 80 cents round trip For charter apply at boat
lila 18th street northwest m4-3ms