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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-15
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE Evening STAR,

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
the option Of the thief, OF his or her parents
punishment Of petty larceny here. Quite often
co'ored lads found guilty Of small theits are AL
lowed TO go free after they have been so,lndlv
lashed by one OF their parents at the station
mouse. In these cases It IS nearly always the
mother who officiates: the father seldom makes
his appearance. Yesterday Edward Coats charged
Nith larceny. asked the mayor to allow him to be
whipped As the chain gang is idle. the mayor
acceGed 10 his request, and when Coats LETT IL a
bruised back viii cure light fingers, he VIII steal
no more. Z
STREET ExTENsION.-The mayor signed TODAY
the bin providing for the extension o,Prnce street
into the river, so that Prince street now extends
easterly as far as the strand.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The corporation court was
engaged to-day with civil cases.-R P. Davis
was granted barrOom license yesterdsy.-The
MAYOR at his last court fined Edward Holmes So
for being drunk ON the streets. John and Jane
Smith were fined - for keeping hogs within the
city limits.-Dr. Powell held an inquest on col
ored babe found dead under a bridge at OronokO
ana Alfred streets, on the edge OF the town. A
verdct was rendered that the child came to its
dealh from eXCoSure.-The issue OF dog licenses
proceeds now slowly. Three hundred were issued
very soon after the time appointed, but since then
the dog owners have not been speedy in coming
up only 400 licenses have yet been granted
Miss Kate DGffey, daughter OF Major Geo. Duffey.
commissioned OF the revenue, is quite Ill at her
home on Fairfax street.-The Good Samaritan
eracd Lodge, which has heen in session here for
several DAYS, has af journed to meet next June at
Hampton, Fa.-The Juvenile Tenpiars gave n
pleasant entertainment at Armory hall last night.
MISS susan Smith received the prize for selling the
largest number OF tickets. The templars Melted
ABOUT $50 by the entertainment.
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Affairs in West Washington.

AN OVERDOSE OF ADMINISTRATIONS II O'Clock
yesterday morning VIM. Caldwell, white, an en-
poye or the Great Falls Ice company aged Is
years, fving at No. 1854 Valley street, took an
0Verdose OF laudanum. DrS. Sheckells and Bowie
effort, succeeded In restoring him and placing him
out OF danger: lie is all right to-day and went to
work as usual.
a., INF NEW ENGINE HoUsE-The remOdeling OF
the OH Town hall into an engine house was begun
Today by Mr.. X W. Darby, the contractor, who IS
place. ~
A PLEASANT PARTY was given by the patrons Of
.ne west washington school for girls last even
Ing at the school, and dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour. The entertainment takes the
place OF public closing OF the school
BAD RoADS.-The residents on the River and
Tenleytown roads complain the late rains
have washed the roads We ~ and EXPRESS
winter ~
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Fails very
turUid; receiving reservoir, north connecticut do
south connection, slightly turbid; distributing
reservoir, clear.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GUINNIP'S,
AO4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET N. W.
BRANCH STORE, $50 SEVENTH ST. NV

BRANCH STORE, $40 SEVENTH ST. NV
We have marked and laid out for SALE special LOTS
Of GOODS il all Departments at extremely low and
money but in hopes that the LOGS of to-day may be tho
gain of TO- morrow.
but 5 5 sssssa Of
facts in the shape Of Unprecedented bargains in ali
s fGs Scs in our three
ss cur business be
ys shaIl offer New and choice Patterns in FRENCH
81 ms e and
4 Special Lot of BLACK LACE BUNTING a. s7xc..
BLACK nuns YELLING at 25c., 4oc, 4sc. &c.,
cd dAp1 Is COTTON pSpERwEAR we offer ct
ana as Hf stock Of these goods larger and well
En- we bought since
sassSse v Ss S s them
mouth l1a size. sinSe:
Surprising f ea S Vesss both
and long sleeves Ganzc and Jean Drawers Of all sizes
q 4a IT, TNLAuSpRIEn SHIRTS at Soc. eoc, 7sc
RistSsy M Rffr o Es6
PAKIMEN !, and as we are daily in receipt Of New
w sea as @nrf o
make them rush through at the Speed Of Bicycle
+, Our 81 IS Parasols gneaualed for style finish as
Our Famous Six Department is too well Known to
bee mehn9n bnt pass1sy may remark that our
rains still continue to be the rage, both for street and
travelling costumes.
large stock Of Travelling Satchels in all Sizes sell
ing at Cost Price.
When advertise Goods at Certain Prices we do not
limit Our purchasers to any amount.
THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE STORES,
GU1NN1P & CO.,
404 AND ACC SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
N.B.-In our Uptown Store the same goods and the
same prices may be had.
$40 7th street northwest. leg
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REDUCTIONS IN Dry Goops.

TRUNNEL h CLARK
Have reduced prics to meet the market in all lines of
FlRST-CLASS GOODS.
They offer best FRENCH SATINES at 37,<, reduced
from so cts. >"' ~
A large Job lot Of LINEN LAWNS 20 cts, reduced
SPECIAL bargains In INDIA LAWNS. PERSIAN
LAWNS and all desirable thin white goods.
Choice MERVEILLEUX LAWNS o. reduced from 30
cts. >No1A w
Genuine imported FOULARD SILKS Is cts.. reduced
from 81. SURAH SILKS, RHADAMES Aiso biscf
and eolored silks best value to be had in this market
We have many good bargains in all styles and Kinda
q De dress r goods. including BLACK CAsHMEREs.
VIKINGS. BLACK SILK GRENADINES 10
100 doz Ladies' all linen Ii. 8. Handkerchiefe Large
dog. " ~ A~AA 81 Per
Ladies GAuZE VEST, good value IS cts
"a 700 Iot OF Misses fancy full regular made HOSE
70 cts. reduced from 62H AAo0I
we nave made low prices in all ktnds NJ dor,ast s
reliable qualities, - - ~ " uolieesics VI
Come and inspect the stock. We have an ample cor,e
no trouble to ''Show Goods'' ~S'~eN A.
'oNE PRICE ONLY"
TRUNNEL 4 CLARK.
1ei2 Sll MARKET SPACE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anlusenne:.ts, &c. To-nirht.

AmHsense::ts, &c. T0.night.
THEATER CoMIQUE Summer Garden.>-Leonzo
brothers and varieties.
DINE Notwithstanding performance and
curiOSitieS.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Royai MariOnettes
and varieties
ABNBR'S GARDEN.-Concert
sPaoH's GABDEN (4S3 street northwest )-Con-
cert
SWIMMING SCHooI--Gentlemen. 2:30 to 10 .. M.
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PRorEcryour eyes,ght, 81. nempler, down town.

AN AGED MAN named Richard Fitzpatrick. was
IN the dock at Judge SnelFS court this morning on
Tie charge or stealing Two spoons. The testimony
showed that he Is in the habit of begging and the
Sther day he stole two teaspoons from one OF his
EpUpflPfn 49,
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SPEC1AL BARGAINS In Isle thread gloves. at 25c.
SILK jersey gloves, 75c. Longest SILK mitts, soc.
ChlIdrens silk mitts, 35c. A. Dammann, Agent,
e06 18th.
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N0rICE.-On account OF the great rush for our
cheap embroideries, and not being able to wait on
all our customers, we will continue the sale to-
morrow. Mrs MAX WEYL, Agent,
c12 eth street northwest
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REDUCED TO CLEAR STOCK-Au our Cents hand
STITCHED High and Low Sho o. Ladies Fine Kid
Button Boots and Low Shoes Hahn's, SI6 1th
street
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For THE CoNMsNCEMENT%.-NiSse chIliren's
sandal slippers, opera ami Newport ties So 65. IS
Our assortment IS the best In the city 10 select
from. SInsheimer. sos 18th street.
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JUsT RECEIVED another lot OF those elegant fine
kid butt ton Shoes worked button hole for SD and
$2o0; every pair worth $3.50, at SlnsheimerS, sos
9TH street, 3f5l nj street.
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Tomorrow great sale OF corsets. gloves nitts
and neckWedr. Mrs. MAX WEYI, Agent.
Sf2 fth street northwest.
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81 IS SATIN PARAsOLs. silk lined, reduced to 81 60
50 so satin paras0ls. silk lined. reduced to s19S
$3.50 satin parasOl5. lace trimmed for So 49, 81 50
satin coaching piras0is, reduced to s1.75 Misses
ateen paraSols, 4Sc. A. Dannann. Agent, sos 1th.
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SATURDAY BARGAISS-ThoSe handsome 60 lace
covered parasOlS Tor Csc. Cali early before they
are all sold Engel, 1926 Penn ylvania avenue
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day U. :. ex rel Jenkins agt Secretary of
The Treasury; rule discharged ON motion OF re-
admitted to the bar. Hilton agt Gilmore and GIL
more agt Devlin; consolidated. Rogers agt. NICE.
Dye; On hearing
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THE UNPRECEDENTED RUSH TO UAENs, SIC 9TH
street, Is an evidence OF the genuine bargains
offered at the great closing sale OF Misses and
Chilirel'S, Boys and Youths Fine Low Shoes and
Shppers Call during the morning hours to avoid
the rush.
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THE CANTATA OF FLORAS FESTIVAL, to be rem
dered at Foundry church tonight, is IN harmony
with the season. Having heard a rehearsal, we
can safely promise all who attend very charming
musical treat
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Third Special Low Price Sale
Tomorrow at Clark's. 732 7th street northwest
SIX mitts 44c. black balbTggan hose 34c, ladies'
and gents gauze vests &c, Job in mems suspen-
GERS 2oc 200 pair corsets, worth 81, &c.; IA inch
jersey gloves Csc, hoop skirts 25c., hip extending
busties &c., Isle thread undershirts 79c., worth
sl4S; 10 spring bustles CSC, the best Soc unlaun-
42c., solid color silk check, regular made socks,
25c, mems jean drawers Sac; another lot percale
shirts, separate collar, 49c.; boys pleated shirt
waists 25c ladies' cambria ruf1ed skirt soc. the
best 75c. hight dress in the city.
A True Assistant
TO nature In restoring the system to perfect health
thus enabling it toTesist disease, is Browns Iron
Bitters.
WALTERBoRo', aC.-Col. A. L. Campbell says:
"A member OF my family used Browns Iron
Bitters with good results"
.OwEsTON, Ky. - Rev. J. w. Waldrop says:
"brown's Iron Bitters greatly relieved me OF gen.
eral debility and Indigestion"
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CORTLAND 60. CnEAMERY Burrrs.
TO THE TRADE:

TO THE TRADE:
Just Received so packages Cortland County New Yor,
State Fine Butter at Store IL Center Market. Also
Ohio Grass Butter and Iowa Creamery.
Dealer in Butter. Cheese and Eggs,
3e6-2w. n. p.wTrcou
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SATURDAY SPECIAL BARGAISs-Hahn'S, SIG 9TH
st.eet and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue:
Ladies' Cloth Shippers ............. IS and CSC.
Odds and Ends, NewportS and Sa DdaiS. 15c.
Ladies' and Misses Opera slippers. .......... 75c.
Gents solid, comfortable Low Shoes ...Sl.25
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FCssELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town. Special attention TO strawberry festivals.
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WIDE Swiss embroi iery and Irish point at IKE
15c.. 2c. Misses blue and pink hosiery. Point
colaretteS, s5c. A. Dammann, Agent SOC nth street
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LAwssl LAWNS. LAWNS,

BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS
racine Lawns are the finest manufactured I'm tbe
Dgtsd Sta.es We have received one hundred pecs al
DEOIIfUL NEW STYLE PACIFIC LAWNS. which
H we are selling at eisht ts cents yard Pacific Lawns
20 BEAUTIFUL FIGURED sATEENs, reduced from
NUNS, vEILINGs. all pure wool, a inches vi 80.
Cwldest dom6.e width. reduced 70 37kc.
NDNS EEIIINGS, fine qua,ity reduced to zoe
BLACk BROCADE and LACE STRIPE PCRE SILK
GRENADINES. reduced TO 75c and 81.
SILKS! SILKS, SfLKSf
Cheapest kfks In Washington. Silks at 81 silks So
;, Heavy dros Grain Black Silks reduced from q as
Finest quality Black Silks reduced to 81 25 and 81 so
=, Black Brocade Silk Grenadines reduced from 81
CHEAPEST BLEACHED CoTToNs
Ever sold I'm Washington. wamsutta Davo and Frrit
OF the Loom, yard wide. Bleached Cottons reduced
to 81. '' i~1NsA
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. u2x.
rSSGOISH and FRENCH GINGHAMS, VERY FINs
LST QUALITY. reduced from 31S to Is.
CARTERS
ye9 III MARKET cpsrr
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STNPLY IMMENSE "A set OF "Duie" cards given
away to every purchaser OF Csc. worth at Enter
prise Tea Co, 4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Capitol Hill. BranchesECenter. T. lsterD, Northern
Liberty markets. on Friday and Saturday.
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LADIES' please remember desirable white goods
argainS. COchrane's, uptown,
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We Have Placed

we Have Placed
on our bargain counter for tomorrow only
5cO long plumes, In white. creme, &C., ranging
from roc each to 50 50-an immense bargain. We
guarantee each plume to be from so to rs cts
lower than same goods can be bought elsewhere;
genuine ostrich; good. clear stock; warranted.
~ doz black tips at rs cts bunch, (for three)
regular price IS cts.
so doz hats, in Porcupine, rough and ready,
loop ana satin braid; all coors and shapes; goods
inches black MORE sash ribbons, all silk, 40 cts,
cheap at 81.
7inchf IS colored sash ribbons 20 cts, worth g. Is
we seldom advertise, but when we do we sell
such bargains as we offer.
Remember, these bargains for tomorrow only.
BLOUT's,
no 9TH street.
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YOUR Son and heir ought to have Unicorn
Shirt Cochrane'S, uptown.
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CITY ITEMS.

tscntBemem,s Summer FuFmishlngs.
The Climax Shirt tready for usel q; none better.
Gxtra quality 0auze Vests. Is sleeves, for 81.
Balbrlggan socks,dfoln auction, pairs for sc. -
rev YORK pattcrEaJean Drawers, Soc, worth &c.
Excellent quality 1AneA Collars, ali styes$l so doz
fine wnit o ana coiofed Cambria hdk'fs. 75e. and
White Lawn and 1.ercale Ties, sdoz for Is cts.
AT LEWIS "Ona hSce Cash Store" go 7th st.n.w.
Gentlenaen's And Boys straw Hats.
Splendid assortment nae Mackinaws.
BOYS White JlmeUas, 0Oc., 75c. and 81.
Lewis, SO 7ihst betMeen and nd pS. g.
N. B-Price plainly marked in each hat
Almost Given, Away Tomorrow Only
coolers S5c. pic mic mugs &C., Japanese fans for
l0c, wire dish covers in set &c, goblets fer
a,c:: handsome French china tea sets decorated
with moss roses and gold lines Sc pieces 6. q
worth SLIGO, 1-3oc.i nair brush with zoe. rubber
COMB only sc, isgOOd shoe brush with whisk
ned dust pan with brush and feather duster ssc.,
large perry bowl with 124 in. saucerS 35c, silver
plated tea spoons sfor s5c., wooden water bucket
soc., french china cups and saucers only 73c. 4
doz, Brown's French shoe dressing &c. bottle,
for 15c, stove brush with cakes Of polish 1sc..
iron match safes &C. worth 15c. large rubber dress.
ing combs &C., tin fruit buckets with handles &C.,
new style bottle dinner casters Sc, worth &1OO;
extra silver plated dinner knives for &c., hand
mirrors l0c worth &c., handsome tin set contain
ing Stop JAR foot tub and water carrier only 81 60
glass mugs &c.; also immense bargains in refrixer.
ators. Ice chests, travelling trunks and baby car
rlageS OF the best manufactures.
Fan
presented to every purchaser tomorrow at NJ. Au-
genste1nS, Sl7 7th street northwest, when follow
ing bargains win be sold: Chamber pals, Sc.
water pitchers, l5c; bars laundry soap, lie; Il
ooZ fancy goDlets. &c. fruit jarScans and preserv-
dishes, &c.: ct. water bucket, 1Oc.; 10 d. 16c l
Dasket and = dOz. cups and saucer5, 44c.: covered
dishes, S3c.: Queen Anne shape decorated cham
Der setts, 81 Is; Is doz. knives and forks, 48c.
ooz. tea spoons, 10c. Is doz. table spoons 10c. 2
g. coSered saucepans &c.; qt, 13c. !: 4 Of. 49,.
q OF. 22c. Examine Our Stat baby carriages, lined
with reps, at &c. sold elsewhere for $i2 Trunks at
reduced prices.
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VNHE SURE EFFECTS OF AYERS sARsApAR1IIA
are thorough and permanent. II there is q lurking
faint OF Scrofula about you Ayers Sarsaparla will dis.
lodge it and expel 1t from your system.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., auctioneers. will
sen IN front OF SaieSroOm, tomorrow morning at
III O'Clock, large collection OF furniture See ad.
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EXAMINATION SHOES! SPECIAL BARGAINS y
Boys and youths low ties IS cts: misses New.
ports. button. Is and IS cts child's ties and san
dals, So cts; ladies and gents low quarters a,
cost.
L. HEIIBRUN, 4G2 9TH street.
S1gn-The Old Woml in Window
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A WHISPER DYE MUST BE CONVENIENT TO
AAuse. easy to apply Impossible to rub off, elegant in
appearance. End cheap in price. Buckirgham's Dye
for the ~hiskers unites in itself all these merits Try
it. ,.1a
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LARGE SALE OF FURNITURs AND CIorHryo To.
morrow az Dowling's auction rooms at 10 O'CLOCK
tEefe VIII be held extensive sale OF fine narln,
and chamber furniture; also, about one hundred
lois OF mems and boys summer clothing,
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LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.
Milwaukee Reer,
SC. a stOvepipe-drawn from acood.
U KNIGHT, 1892 Penna. avenue.
Catarrh OF the bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation. all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu-pai !"
81. IL
Milwaukee Beer.
sc. schoOner-drawn from erOod.
u KNIGHT, 1892 Penna. avenue
"AIderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb ''Ward" prints, CSC per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of. Cream, 15c. pint.
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CELEBRATED, cool shirts, Unicorns. Cochrane's,
uptown.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE oP me CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, DC, June Is. 1853, $50 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer
fair weather, winds shifting to east and south,
with lower barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN SLIGHTLY WARNER CLOUDY
WEATHER TOMORROW.
Slightly warmer partly cloudy weather Is indi-
Gated for the middle Atlantic states and southern
New England on Saturday,. Partly CLOUDY weather
ana rain Indicated for the lake region the upper
Mississippi valley and states north OF the OHIO
valley on Saturday, with slight rise In tempera-
turS,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE RAP.
~ IDLY growtng village OF ANACOSTIA; ACRE
Money advanced to purchasers wishing to build.
myi3.Sm IA. oRIswoLp.
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hEAt ESTATE SALE--Messrs. Duncauson Bros
SUI q. auction yesterday afternoon, for Mahlon
asrOru ana Job Barnard, trustees lot 49, of Au-
square 5f3 Improved by thrre-stoTx hricE ho ., IA
Hams, esq, for 1850 ~ - - "A'
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sILvERBERG's,
Sls 7th and 3l5 9th streets northwest
3e11 Near pennsv,yan,a .venu.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. &. Barinds leaves for Little
Rock this afternoon to spend Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Lee Goyer will accom-
pany Rev. II. A. Jones on his tour of
Europe.
Mr.. l, Samelson has returned from
an Eastern trip after an absence of
two weeks.
"A Woman's Vengeance" by James
Payne, latest in seaside, at Corwin's,
283 Main street.
MOyston, photographer, will open
his new gallery at his old stand, 249
Main, August 1st. los
The best assortment of fine fishing
tackle at Frank Schuman's gun store,
No. Az Main street. 95t
Mrs. Pauline Kahn returned last
night from a months visit to her
mother in Cincinnati.
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds of furniture
repaired at short notice, 43 Jefferson. t
The large crowds attend picnic at
night but in the day time large crowds
collect at the Walnut Palace Saloon,
81 Beal.
luka Springs, delightful health re.
sort, best accommodations. -Four
hours from Memphis. Address
III I. ?. AFpLETT, Iuka Miss.
Mr., Sinclair Skillette, the registry
clerk, postofice, leaves tonight for
Niagara Falls and the Northern lakes,
where he will spend . months leave
of absence.
The Federal Court, Judge Ham.
mond, has appointed w. Arthur
Wheatley an'United States Commits.
sioner for the Sixth Circuit, District
of West Tennessee.
Those large fans cause the air to
circulate freely and enjoyabiy in the
saloon of Berton & Giovannetti, cor
ner Main and Union. A grand lunch
will be spread at s o'clock tonight,
and all the ice cold summer drinks
VIII be served on the scqasion.
Mr.. M.Wolf, of the Park Saloon, "a
North Court street, had the bar priv
ileges at the knights Of Honor picnic
last night, and himself and assistants
gave universal eaiafsstion 70 their
patrons, not oply Oh account Of the
superiority of the ice cold beer and
other Ssasonable drinks served, but
also on account Of the courteous and
prompt attention everybody received.
:.5sMr. G. A. DinSmore of the u. S.
Government service with headquarters
in Memphis has united with Rev. Mr..
Sweeney's congregation recently. He
is now reading theology With DR..
Sweeney and will enter Tie university
in the fall to prepare for the ministry
Of the Christian church. He was ed.
ucated at Dartmouth College, and Is
said TO possess hne pewers Of oratory
and talents for an able minister Of the
Gospel. -" " ~ h'''' e
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THE Tennessee Press Excursion will
leave Nashville for Texas and Mexico
via st Louis to night. The rule as to
outsiders and hangers on has been en-
forced for once, and only the following
perRonR are announced to go:
TIL Aiken aa@ T A Professionalism
journal, JonesboFo.
@ p Bledsoe-Springfeld Record
Springfield.
Frost and Russell--Gazette Shelby
vile.
Joseph Townsend-Covington Weekly
Cali, UoyiDgton.
w Smith--TAa Guardian, Columbia
e G Ridgely-Tennesses EeppbligaH,
Huntingdon. go t'"'
james L Sloan-Times, Linden.
L d Cardwell-0ur Country, Union
City, two ladies.
u II Ashworth and j NJ Branock- Tri-
bHae aRa Sun, Jackson.
lady. '"'' '' 4"
ID B Grace-Democrat, SweetwateF.
WA Wade-Milan Exchange, Milan,
one lady.
John E Helms-Gazettc, Morristown,
ono lLiy.
John Hco4zThe Patriot, Kingston.
e A Wilkins6h-Hsgpld, Lebanon.
ID WBaird-News, Lebanon.
w y Moore-Argus, Humboldt.