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Evening star., 1883-07-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

THE STAR will DC sent by mail, post paid. to those
leaving TIE city during the SUMMER for any length
ei time, and the address chi ngJj as often as de-
sired. subscription, fIiy cenIs per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
The pump doctor Is needed az the corner OF 2 |
street anI Ma>Sachus It's avenue, and +
street. betv cen lSt anu -.
j. ShlID-tOn sends TIE Century for August.
Last evening 4 Colcred toy, named Robert
Holmes, was accidentally shot IN the leg by some
person unknown In Jackson alley. Dr. Street
extracted tile nal. Tie 10y was removed TO his
home IN ChcvS alley.
Sc advertisement OF the pleasant summer trips
daily of the steamer W. ". COrcoran To Mount
Vernon and other points on the river
The police authorities state that they have no
Information or the alleged ass uit upon four co.,
Ored women by three COlOred mn reported IN
morning paper to have occurred in the CapitO!
park tuesday night.
Julius Ebert, VINO escaped from the Police Court
yesterday was captured By the first precinct OIL
GERS yesterday at his residence in South Wash
ington. IL was discovered that he left the court
under amSapHrehenSiOn thinking that his so col
lateral was sufficient security.
The steamer Armenia will make moonlight eX-
cura1On down the liver Tomorrow evening, and
will TtSume her daily trips TO Lower Cedar Point
next Monday.
WIN. Reardon was charged In the Police Court
this morning with the larceny OF two boxes OF
apples from Bernard Berry, and aSSaulting the
same person. The trouble grew out OF a dispute
as 10 whether the apples had been paid for. Rs'sti-
tuition wls ordered, and fine or 81 anu COSTS was
Imposed for the assault.
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CARTER'S
MARKET SPACE,
STIIL TO THE FoREi
UINNIP'S,
404 AND 406 SEVENTH Rect NORTHWEST.

u u r 8,
4o4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH s Rect NORTHWEST.
This week we shall offer Special Goods at Special
Special Barsns dnrinx tss a5s ss npy
for the six special Days of this Special Week.
B,c. .a At Asp wh.e SSes saa
e. 20; former price So 90. Black satin-Spanish lace
Black attn lace trim tns nHn.eT pases sfss
edge plain and fancy lining "a former price So Black
Sc 80. Black .Profarely trimmed. sisnish lace
Egtfnss gilt frame, $ 25 former price Sc so; Car
s sas ss Car ins and Cream sAun-Laoe trimmed.
found an garments Of undervear made Of ofon and
barshs and ir1sh Iont selng at Cost PRICES few
made Specially We Of Ss pars A snd
Certainly Inderseii any Of our cSmpetors. Gsu1e
cents. Gauge vests-Af styles. S. 20 and SO cents.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
ao hoa an atgc trade IN this
and have and shall continue 10 offer goods at surprs
at s. snssa
81: good value sor 81 So british Han Hose q eshss.
aa 4 DUDE rsnss sr se s @ e and
and SO cents Gents isle Tread Gloves % cents for.
ssy of sens ses Ssns
Linen Handkerchief, both plain and fancy border 10.
l2js. Is. lS. ~ aud 25 cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We stn continue to sell these goods with amazing
rapidity they Of the most desirable fabrics-r
ways fresh In appearance and selling at the lowest
iSes y a tine city andia q Linen % a IA censs and np
fiQue 10 cents worth 10 cents: Marseilcs Is cents,
worth 20 cents Lace Stripes. 10 cents reduced from
l2S cents. Plain and Fancy swlse, IL cents and up.
We are closing out lare It ,ck Of Iraven- Sstcels
at cost price, We would wish the public understand
that special sales do not exist spread sae style
on paper but In sold certantiee which daily vsri-
ned by the increasing magnitude OF trade. Tho
public is competent judge. being interested one;
therefore. TO It we respectfully submit the foregoing
GUINNIP 4 CO.,
4o4 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N W. e25
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TO THE TRADE,

TVNO THE TRADE.
Proposals invited by the undersigned for the pur.
chase in bulk Of the stock aud store fixtures Mr. W.
s. MitcheI's Store, No. 813 Market Space. Washing
ton, d. G.
aid stock consists Of Carpets 0ilcloths Lnoeums.
Mattings, Shade Cloths, Rugs, Lace and other Cur
tains. Cpholstering Trimming, &C.. &C., &c.
Proposals will also be received for the purchase of lots
Of the stock
The purchaser Of the store fixtures whave the priv.
lege of renting the store.
REGINALD FENDALL.
Assignee of VIM. y. Mitchell.
S13 Market Space
washington. DC.s July III. 1885, iylO-6t
U-THE TIME FOR RECEIVING THE ABovE
Proposals s limited to SATURDAY, the 2lst inst at II
O'Clock ~ Uyl6-5tI REGINALD FENDALL. Assignee.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-JudGe Shell.
To-day, John Jackson. colored. assault on z.
Howe Ripley; $50 or 80 days. Lewis Evans, as
Sault on Jas. L. Mackey; s. or Is days Alfred
Br0odu-, cOlorcd. assault ON John Gott; do. Ell
wari Nolan, afrray; do Mary Beckett, colored.
profanity; s.. Mary Alexander, colored, loud and
DoaterOus; do. Maggie Stephenson and John
Shpley, loud and bOiStcrOus; SIS or IS days each
Evening star., 1883-07-20

To tie Editor of TIE EVENING STAR:
desire 70 again call the attention OF the au-
thOritieS 10 the notorious alley opening on north
street, between 4th and 5sh streets east. There
is now a fine opportunity to ahate this abominable
nuisance permanently, and relieve long suffering
and well-nigh deSpar.ng neighDOThOod. The con-
tractor Is grading street Why moi put in the
sewer? The expense will be tfin,ng, and the
advantage enormous.
Lieut.. Greene please give US the sewer.
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ROMAN GOLD back stud 81 SET. Prigg's
NEW CREAM DREss DIMlTY, Coehrane's, Up

NEW CREAM DRE.s DIMITY, Cochrane's, Uptown.
1HIS morning, between - ana o'clock, the
house OF MIR. A. e. ki,ns. 1875 9;h street. was
entered by iur5la thTOdga a 'front.' a1lJr " III
Cow, and y liver ca.kCt and cup stolen. The
thieves made tl.i: escape The Same way they
entered. The property stolen was valued at sis.
"AsSISTED BACHELORs," single men who secure
those Shirts, requiring no mending. G, CnicOrn5,
COchrane'5, Uptown.
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LAWNS, LAWNS, Lawns,

LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS.
Cheapest lawns in Washington Beautiful Pacific
LAWNS hnest quality, actual value II c reduced &C
SILKS! SILKsi SILKS!
Cheapest silks in Washington Colored silks b0c
tancy Silks 31Rc Heavy Gro Grain Black silks re-
duced from 81. SO down to 81.
NUNS VEILINGsI NUNS vEILINGs!
Cheapest NuDs' yeilgs I'm Washington. Nuns' Veil
ings all pure Wool, widest double width, l42 inches
wide), reduced from &c. down 10 37tc.
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced to zoe.
Nuns yeilings lace effect pure WOOL in Black Straw.
berry, Electric Blue and Cream; actual value 5Jc re-
duced to 25c.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all pure
SIX, reduced from 81 so TO 75c. Black Brocade ek
GRENADINES, actual value 81. reduced TO soc.
Wamsutta, Fruit Of the oom and Dayol ward vide
bieached Cottons reduced 10 S,sc.
CARRIERS
te26 MARKET SPACE.
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Fun on the River.
THE PnT0NIC'S

The Officers OF the Potomac boit club gave a
stag party at the Potomac landing last evening to
the members Of the club and number OF invited
guests. About seven O'Clock merry party Of over
200 were taken up the river from the boat house
on tug and large fiat boat. NJ INV other guests
went up in pleasure boats. At the landing every
thing had been provided for the evenings enjoy
ment. and several hours were spent most salts
Well-known yocdlists, MeS5rs Witherow Hill,
Gait. Andrews Bradley, Read. Johnston. Koar
Widney, Heald and Shustcr. During the evening
prize fight was arranged between the middle
weight, Callahan, aud Benedick, the sugging
ieatnerwtight. ring was formed In the pavilion,
AMI half a dozen spirited rounds were fought
amidst roarS OF laughter. Speeches called for
wnrn the party was again assembled at the blazing
Bon iire, ana President Wh"atley. Col. Moore Col.
Frank Jones, MeSSrS BiackfOru, Mayne. Iweedale
Mcdonald and others responded. The party re-
turned TO the boat house about 1O:30 O'clock
when there Was more music and fun.
Evening star., 1883-07-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A N ANONYMOUS NOVEL,
THE BREAD-W1NNERs,
Begins In the August number of THE CENTURY
MAGAZINE. The scene is laid in one of the western
lake cities, before and during the great Labor
Riots. The story is full OF action, and abounds in
local descriptions and social studies, which
heighten the interest and continually pique curl
osty as to its authorship.
As in former years, this number is called
THE MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY CENTURY.
1t contains richly illustrated articles, short
stories, sketches, poems and breezy out-ot-door
papers, specially adapted to the summer season.
One OF its features is a handsomely illustrated
article on "Bob White, the Game Bird of Amer
lca," by Prof Alfred NJ. Mayer, scientific sports
man, who gives practical suggestions for shooting
quail. Joel Chandler Harris contributes another
group of his "Nights with Uncle Remus," H. H.
one of hef profusely illustrated articles on South-
ern California Missions" and W. D. HoWells OF ers
the most entertaining chapters yet given OF "a
Womans Reason" 1.-THE Silk Dress Storyn and
"The N ew Minister'S Great Opportunity" are two
short stories OF humorous character John Bur-
roughs writes with vtgor and charm about the
Carlyles, and Henry James has an admirable essay
on the leading French novelist OF the day-Al-
pnonse Daudet-of whom fullpage portrait is
given There also illustrated articles upon the
works OF ''AIr. Watts at the Grosvenor Gallery
''The Oldest Club in America" etc, ETC.. etc.
For sale by all booksellers and newsdealers:
price, IS cents. In no other shape Can so much
entertaining reading matter, with such beautiful
engravlngs, be had for the price. Persons who
are not regular readers Of THE CENTURY should
not fall to see this special number.
1t THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

TIE Police have .tirtcd a Sub i9r;ptiGn list for
the relief OF Mr-Wli Au.souw 40 was accidentally
shot III the neck last saturday by Eienter of tlc
police iorce 40 wis attempting. 10 shot maj
Evening star., 1883-07-20

FrssELLs Ice CREAM shippeI anywhere ont Cf
town.
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DRY GOODS.

ExrRAoRprSARY BAnoArss
REMNANTS OF CARPETINGs.
INGRAM CARPETS IN remnants. 26 cts.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. in remnants. 60 cts.
FLOOR oILCLoTHs. all widths. from 81 cts.
WHITE and FANCY MATING prices reduced.
NEW CARPETS FALL STYLES
BRUSSELS aud IN8RAINS,
Is cfs 81 cts, so etc. 60 ets 7s cts IS cts II
LAwNs-LAwNS-LAwNs
Yard-vide Lawns in remnautS
c.uts.
Union Linen Lawns
cents.
SATIN PARAsoLS, lined S2
TWILLED SILK PARASoIs 81
BLACK CAsHMEREs all wool 81 cts
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS rs rts
GINGHsMS. PERCALES, INDIGO Birrr CtIICo.
TABLE LINEN. TOWELS and sHEETlNG.
@. n TowsoN
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
South Side. synf
Evening star., 1883-07-20

ASSISTED SHOPPERS" those WHO are finding
great bargains nOw at CJChTdAc's, Uptown.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

NOBBS ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY SEAL
u SIDE RESORT In ViRGiNfA. A9
The finest and safest surf bathing. Ocean. 1E:DS
channel and shark fishing and snipe shooting.
Terms: 81 per day. $l2 per week. $40 per month.
Route from Old Point by steamer Northampton to
CherTystone every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
The Baltimore and Washington steamers make Close
connection with the Northampton. Hotel physician,
r. A. Fitzhugh. Address ]. T. SPADY.
mYl6-2In
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M. Augenstein.

S17 7TH STREET NoRTHwEsT,
Offers for tomorrow the following special bar
gains: dZ. fancy gOblets 23c.; Japanned cake
or bread boxes, 65. Is and S5c. piece; Il dz. wine
glasses 1s 1 1sc.; crystal milk pitchers, Sc: sugar
Der pals, all colors, SIC. x d. knives ana fork,
&c rolling pins, comb cases, salt Shakers clothes
looking glasses table mats, sc. piece; flour sieves.
&C. 25c brooms redu ed to 16c.; GOT. water pals
ana 40 clothespins, 15c. Special prices In fruit
baby carriages and trunks below cost for next ten
days.
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BOOKS, &c.

Nrw Books.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix. by Morgan A. DIX.
Dynamic Sacrology. 2v.. by Ward.
Land and 1.abors, by Moody
Under Ground Kus Ia, by Stepniak,
DR.. Claldius bv Crawford.
Data Of Ethics, by Spencer.
Tiger Lily, by Julia Schayer.
Man. by Lucy c. Lille.
Mildreds Bargain, do.
Phyllis Brown, Flora shaw
For the Major. G. F. Woodson.
House that Jill Built c. Z. Gardner
Hot Piowshares. Tourgees.
NM. Fl. MORRISON,
Je6 4T5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Hor P1owsHAprs BY Judge rourpss.
THE GOLDEN CHERSONESE. BY Miss Bird.
P1TMAN'S PhONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY.
RGCOLLECTIONS OF DEAN STANLEY. BY Dean
Bradley.
inson.
EARLY GRAVES; FOR THE BEREAvED. By
McDuf. For sale by
WM. BALLANTYNE d SON,
1e1 42S STvENTH STREET.
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so ready trimmed Hats for travelling. street and
dress, nicely gotten up 1t Will surprise you how
cheap we offer them
1t is universally acknowledged that we not only
sellthe cheapest but the best goods for the money
Call ana be convinced that we always sell the kind
OF goods at the prices we advertise tn IN.
BLOCT'S 10 7th street.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEW
er never fails in restoring hair to fts yo uthfu
color, luster and vitality. Dr. A. A. Hayes state As
sayer OF Massachusetts endorses it, and all give it
fair trial unite in grateful testimony to its many
virtues.
A YERS SARSAPARILLA Is THE MOST EFFEC-
AHhve blood purifier devised 1t is recommended
Dy the best physicians. jyl9
Evening star., 1883-07-20
CITY ITEMS.


une Following Immense Bargains
VIII oe almost given away Tomorrow only at X.
Goldschmid's, sl2 9TH St NV: 1 breakfast set
saueer, plates, salver plated tea spoons, indi-
Browns French shoe dressing &C. a bottle, wooden
water buckets lfc, brooms l2c., cuspadores as
sorted @ colors, ford larger size 9 for s5c.,
3Sc., handsome large water pitchers &c., smaller
size 19c new design large crystal glass cake stands
sSst fUT %ts iss S.sa pan FOR
large perry bowl with 1874 In. saucers to match
6sc. In oval dishes for 10c., in. fruit saucers
colored glass finger bowls l9c. syrup pitchers loc
white porcelain cups and saucers only 5sc. y doz.
xy and Ny 4 s sN. large size S
tin water buckets 49,. footed wash basins as
soe1 colors l5c, also refrgerators and Ice chests
below cost and immense bargains in baby carri-
ages and travelling trunks.
Blout's. Blo"t's. Blours.
The Greatest Mark Down OF the Season.
We have marked down and placed on or bar.
gain counters for tomorrow Saturday.
Hats that were Is cents are nov cents
Hats that were 81 are now IS cents This lot COM
prlseS over 25 different shapes, all new ana fash
lonaole goods, marked down from 81 and $l25 TO
only 25 cents.
Rough and Ready Cape May Hats, "Knowlton's"
pest make, only SO cents. AL other makes down
to rs cents
SO dozen OF the desirable "Belle Cole" shapedown
to % cents, former price Is cents.
Long white Ostrich Plumes at 50 cents. marked
down from 81.
IS cents, marked down from $1.2a
81. marked down from s..
S1.25 marked down from $3.50.
81, marked down from $780,
80 ready trimmed Hats for travelling. street and
dress, nicely gotten up. 1t Will surprise you how
cheap we offer them
1t is universally acknnMled0ed that we not only
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SI4 9TH st. Kings Palace. sI4 9TH s.

S14 9TH St Kings Palace. Sl4 9TH st.
Lower and lower still. Special sale and still an
other reduction on tomorrow. For Saturday, July
81 only
ls doz. fine Fayall Cape Mays at "a cts only.
ROugh and ready best Cape Nays at IS cts.
300 punches Black Tips at 20 cts. only.
LOCO prime Plumes at IS cts only.
LOCO Tuscan Hats ut "a cts. only.
1905 choice Black French Chip Hats at Is, 25 and
6OctS.
1900 pieces Of Ribbon at 10. Is and 20 cts. only.
The entire stock OF Millinery at slaughterlng
prices.
Hats given away at KINGS PALACE.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

Prophets Of the Weather.
Wiggins and ilk seem to flourish only In winter,
just as II we had no weather in summer. We
really have the worst kind OF weather In summer.
lt may not shake up the air so much and howl so
loudly, but it shakes up our systems more and
makes them howl. There Is no antidOte for
weather. but you can make the system safe. Perry
Davis Pain Killer is the magician that controls
ell kinds OF stomach and bowel disturbances
which warm weather breeds. They are always
sudden, like cyclone, and almost always danger
GUS Wise people never separate themselves from
the remedy
For Aged Men.
women, weak and sickly children, without rival
VIII not cause headache. Browns Iron BitterS
DARDANELLE. ARK.-Dr N. NJ. Groom says:
"Br0Wn's Iron Bitter5 is the best medicine in the
world and is enecttng miraculous cures"
SALTMARSH, ALA.-Dr. James b. Mills says:
"Severai OF my patients have used Browns Iron
Btters Tor chronic Indigestion with benefit"
Milwaukee Beer,
DC. StOvepipe-drawn from ,rOod.
KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue.
Don't Die in the House.
"ROugh on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bed-bugs, flies, ants. m0les, chipmunks, gophers
15c.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

FIYEs.-About 80 o'clock this morning an alarm
OF fire was turned in from bOx 90 for the eg ploson
oi an OIL stove In house No. 4S DerpeS street. Oc-
cuDied by ME. McEliresh. The loss by nre was
about S40.-About 3:l5 O'clock last night an
alarm was turned IN from bCx 81 for fire discOv-
cred In IA closet OF house No. 45. In Willow alley,
owned by q. g. Cornish and occupied by Charles
West.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

THREE MARYIASDERS HELD TO ANSWER CHARGES
OF ARSoN-L.eut. Bot lT officers OF the first pre-
clnct yF~terlay aItrraOOn arrested King Howe
Elkana Howe aud John Howe on the charge OF ar,
son ALLEGED 70 have been committed IN ST Mary's
county, Md. some time 5incr. The men deny the
chGr%e, but Will be held IOr reQuiStion. Indict-
mentS Lave been issued against them.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

s5c FRENCH Null Flchrs, Cochrane,s, Uptown
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SPECIAL BULLETIN-FAIR wEArrtyK tow

The following Spccili tcmpera ;ifcs were r. ortcl
o. Q. IN: Ei[tpOrt, 532: Cleveland $40; Al?rna.
s3o; Denver, t2o: san Fc.ncl CG, 80: Washington,
So Far tther Is iqdratc1 tar he N! :ii: -!
lantic states On Saturday, lJ'lCwcd by parity
cloudy weather and lO'Gl rdiUS during Saturday
night or sunday moraing III the HGitAe:1 PO!
tiOnS with Il sl1Ih: rise IN tenn 'rgfCTc.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

RIVER Observation-Disclosures Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river front follows: Schr President
johnson, Jones, $4,000 feet lumber, T. w. Riley;
Schr. Thomas Ellis, White, $4,000 feet lumber,
Schr z. sherman, Rodgers, 1,ia0 tons coal, for
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho Wearl,rv

The Weather.
CfrrcE OF HE CHEF SIGNn OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, DC. July 30 1882 P:29 4. ~
For the middle Atlantic states, TOTthcriy Shift
fig TO easterly winds, fair weather, falling bar1-
meter, stationary OF rising temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-FAIR wEATIyR To-goRanw
Evening star., 1883-07-20

VALUABLE UHIMPRoyEp PROPERTY IN JINIoy
TOWN AT ArCTIoN.-Mr. Thomas Bowling will Sell
for the oWntr tomorrow afternoon at six O'Clock
On the premises, about five acres OF ground
known as the shannon property, located on
Nichols avenue. The street cars pass immedi-
ateiy in front OF IT, and IL IS In every respect the
most valuable property IN Uniontown and should
command the attention or parties d. Slrlng prO1i-
table Investments. See advertisement
Evening star., 1883-07-20

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL At CAPE May
Lovers of music, who wish to Oc present at this
entertainment, should not fail TO remember that q
special train will leave the Baltimore and Potomac
station Saturday, July 21st. at am, and arrive
at Cape May at 4:40 pm, for which tickets have
been placed on sale for g r0spd trip aud good 10
return on any train within nve dayA
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OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 18th.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. 4. 4
Great North Mountain. JEIRW

Near Winchester. Va,
viii open JUNE 18th to accommodate several who wish
to leave the city ut that time.
Large addtions have been made this season for the
accommodation Of Q greater number Of guests. The
dining. room has also been enlarged, patent closets
perfect.
The prospect for abundant crop Of the best fruit
in the immediate neighbofhood Of the Springs is very
promising this season.
For circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8.
Pratt Son, 4Ol 9th street. Washington, d. G. Crcu
lars also ct this Office.
jel A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor,
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ARRANGING A RECEPTION FOR THE RIFIHs-At n
meeting or the honorary members or The National
fe~- held Last night, arrangements We're made
10 receive and entertain the RIFFS upon their re-
turn from Cape Nay next Tuesday. Gen. Duncan
=. Wake: Was e.ected Oh irmGa, Mr.. Louis 4. Dent
secret iry. a1l Mr.. Joseph W. Howell treasurer
The following gentlemen We're appointed a special
committee or arrangements: Mes rs. Duncan s.
Walker Louis a. Dent, Joseph w. Howell Robert
BJyd, J. ". Drew, e. ". Thorn, III. C. Bowers r
q. EGrnOnSton, III. ID. BotPIer. E lward Abner c. c.
Dune. noon, Dr. Robert Reg burn, jE, Nj. III. Dam
forth. f. l. johnson. James C. Hark ness, A. II.
Whiting, E. 6. Davis, Tnomas A. Brown and /. r.
Jrembley.
Evening star., 1883-07-20

THE FINAL FREEDNAN'S BANK DIyIDENp.-The
nnal dividend Of the Freedman'S Savings and
the commissioner in this city, which makes 62 per
cent IN all The amount required to pay this divi-
cend IS SlS2-3Ss-t2, OF which sum $l45,0O has
already been paid DepOsitors will find IL to their
lnlercst To see notice in the adEertalUQ columns
Evening star., 1883-07-20

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Matthew
Green; John A. Griffin and Henrietta Jacobs,
both OF Norfolk Va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-30
BOletin Mercantile.

quio de los redactores de La
Montana, publication que dirige
el senior Blanc.
Hubo incidentes y peripecias.
I'll senor Pi estuvo constantemen-
te expuesto al ludibrio, cargado
con la chupa de los dicterios.
Una cosa buena, sin embargo,
Sc oy6 en- aquella cena.
Resumiendo los brindis ell seIior
Blame, dijo: Mantendreinos la
integridad del territorio y la uni
dad nacional, porque aunque So
mos pactistas, somos tanbien es-
panoles.'
Siendo asi, va pueden cont
ruar predicando la .federaci6n y
ell pacto, y conner d mandibulas
batientes, pues, como dice la co
media, para ESQ son .federaies
| No les inquletaremos.
Vista la declaration, estamo>
por uno de estos federales 8 pac.
titas, antes que por la legion dc
neo -asimiistas que nos ha salido
de algin tempo a esta parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-30
Il. DauSsd.
EOS DE LA ULTIMA DECENA.

La politica vegetaba a Ultima
hora triste y abatida, victima
del cansancio de sus secuaces.
Tan solo algunos confusos y le-
lanos ecos Sc escuchaban produ-
cidos por rumores de crisis mas
3 menos probable. La esperan-
"a Y ell despecho luchando STEM
pre- en- ell revuelto mar de las pa
stones; pero, al decir de un perio-
dico, todas las probabilidades es-
tan de parte de los que Green que
en- ell presente a1o no ocurrlria
suceso alguno de importancia.
Por consiguiente, y como la
politica no puede entregarse nun
ca al quietismo absolute, d falta
de novedades, Sc discurre-. sobre
el porvenir con todo genero de
conleturas.
Ell juramento, ell proyecto de
primeras materias, ell matrimonio
civil, la reorganization de la Ma
rina; he aqui ahora los cuatro
puntos cardinales,, o, como 81 di-
jeramos, los cuatro hancos del
combate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-30

90 E;heyeste ! don polux ]. Pa
lila, por su cello, actividad & in
1eligsncia desplegados en- favor de
los intereses de la Empresa.
Felicitamos otra vez los seno-
res que componen Ia nieva Junta,
Isl como a los honrados con el
indicado voto de gracias, contra
los cuales, y dicho sea de paso, no
ha sido nuestro amino dirigir ex-
preston alguna que pudiera lasti-
marles en- 10 mas minimo con mott
so de los juicios emitidos en- nues-
Ero, articulos sobre una empresa
:uya prosperidad es 10 inico que
deseamos y procuramos en- nues-
Era esfera de periodistas, segdn
hemos manifestado repetidas ve-
COS, cuando cscribimos aquellos.