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ALL PARTIES using Chr. lenders native wine
and leaving tine city Tor the summer, can have IL
sent 10 any address without extra charge, Get ii
al Nc. 81 7th street northwest.
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DRUGGISTS EVIDENCE.

DRUGGISTS EVIDENCE.
Mr.. GEORGE W. HoLooMB. druggist, 129 and 13r
Congress street. Troy. N. Y. writes April Z. 1885,
II am constantly selling Hunts Remedy for diseases
Of the kidneys. liver bladder and urinary organs my
trade and friends and ind that 1t gives general salts
faction to oil who usc it." jy2
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ATTESTIOS, kErGIITS. The 18th annul II picnic OF
the Knight OF 81. Georg; will be given az Juene-
mann5 pleasure garden Wednesday,, July 4th All
knights and their friends are respectfully invited
TO BE- present
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Osr MARKET Will te open this evening.

STORE FIXTURES Tor sale at 1913 street north
west J. T. Dyer assignee.
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- JUsf ARRIVED nv schooner A1dte RyeSon OF ST.
John, l.U90 COO lathS. consigned to j. d. kiteh,
agent. lumber dealer, corner 18th AMI Maryland
avenue southwest.
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CITY ITEMS.
Poisoned Wafer tn DRINK

Poisoned Water to Drink.
When the fish died in the river. forty miles
above the water-WorkS, many people were
| alarmed lest the dehlement or the water might
extend all the way down. Happily there was no.
thing but what could be reiGedied by the use OF
something that everybody could procure at few
minutes notice. This little something" Was
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Liver Disease,
headache and constipation caused by bad diges.
gestion, quickly cured by Browns Iron Buffers.
LEWIS, IowA.-Dr. NJ. j. Davis says:-"Brown's
Iron Bitters give the best OF satisfaction to those
GARFIELD, IowA.-Dr. A. T. uenak says:-"Once
using Browns Iron Bitters proves its superiority
over all other tonic preparations"
Periscopic tls Sues 81: plain lenses SOC. Priggs.
Good Cigars at Low Prices.
Send for o. b. C. Slxes-long Havana filler-s4 a
hundred. T.A.Oiteldinger. manus, 9I0 F st.
tu,th,s, 2w'
Milwaukee Fecr,
SC. stovepipe-drawn from 'cood
tr KNIGHT l732 Perna. avenue.
Selling ONT Below Cost,
736 and ia 7th street. Go there for bargains. 3
Have You Tried the
Franklin Electric Cleanser? 1t is the only article
that will instantly remove Paints, Oils, Grease,
Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from your Dresses,
Clothing and Carpets without injury. Warranted.
ASK your druggist and grocer for it. s3-l2
We Will Not Advise Our Readers
to take flask with them when they go fishing,
but we certainly think 1t prudent for all house.
keepers to provide hottie or Of Hunts Insect
Powder as d safeguard against insect and house
vermin. Price rs cts Sold by all druggists. co
Premature Loss Of the Hair
may be entirely prevented by the use OF Burnett's
Cocaine.
THE superiority of Burnetts Flavoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength
LANDLORDS Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
Mother swans Worm SyruD
Infallible. tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
1everiShneSs, restlessnes, worms, constipation,
Csc.
Milwaukee Beer,
&c. SchoOner-drawn from acO0d.
U KNIGHT, 1882 Penna- avenue.
sAlderney Dairy WaXOms.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In Hlb "Ward' prints, CSC. per Id.
Also, cottage cheese buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per ct. Cream, 15c. pint
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SECURITY Fnom Loss By BURGLARY
ROBBERY FIRE OR ACCIDENT

SECURITY FRom Loss By BURGLARY,
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Of Washington.
In it's own building,
CORNER 18th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1867
Capital. $780, 600
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying to per
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks sd-
Joining Vaults provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES Of every descrip-
ton. including BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE, JEW
ELRY. DEEDS. &C., taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER, Of Riggs h Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Secretary.
c. e. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Charles G. Glover.
John Cassels, Henry A. Willard.
Albert T.. Sturtevant. Thomas Evans.
John g. Parke. te25
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PARTIES ie wing the cir. .Or the summer can de-
post trunks OIL 5ilYerydre, boXeS or Siiverware or
q small package OF silver any kind u valll-
able thing with the ttiUaaI Safe post Co.
Corn r 18Th street ant New York avenue. Charg. 3
qalte Moderate. Olfi:e hours, 9 a. 10. to p. IN.
See advertisement.
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20 PEP CENT discount at spransy,s. 500 It'll st.

FIPE WORKS! FIRE WORKs,-Our store will be
kept CTen until n II. Of the evening OF the 4th,
for Ire acc1nGI01 .tiOn o. dealers who NAV wish
to repi2nIsh. G.. W. THORN & Co.
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DISTRICT MARKET this evening. Ny butter stand
will De closed TOMORROW. J. NJ Eiker.
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leg CREAM with soda water. at Ferguson's, 2i st.
anu PSnnsy!!an!a avenue, Capitol I'M.
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NOTiCE.-KPts K enc hys, 100 Pa. av., takes one
dcz fine photos WITH one thirteenth painted. for s.
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THE EFFkcT OF THE RECENT ORDERS UPoN THE YARD
IN THIS CITY.


IN THIS CITY,
In addition to the changes mentioned in yester-
days STAR, as required BY the orders sent from
the Navy department to the Washington navy
yarI or naval arsenal as 1t Is now styled tn fol-
lowing changes are ordered:
Mr.. Frank Cross will be rated as lie ader. Mr..
Simpson viii be rated as leader, retaining
the apprentices and such joiners as are ne:
cessary; Mr. A. Layton win be retained
ss s%e M s
ing mill, and an engineer AMI one fireman at the
1Oiners' shop Will be allowed when required.
the store is abolished, and the present incumbent
will be retained as q store laoorer c. w. Morgan
and A. r. CUNNINGHAM are discharged as writer
and foreman Of IabOrer5, respectively, and en-
poy d as skilled laborers in the copper rolling MILL
A 10y as messenger to the constructor will be al
when the ships are sold or taken away. ~
Besides the closing OF the bureau OF construction
and repairs the force In the other bureaus will be
The copper rolling mill, which comes under the
head OF construction, will be run when needed to
furnish copper for the navy, on account OF its
which has furnished copper for all the navy yards
in the country. There Will also be force enough
kept in the store house to take OF the 81 OOO
OO6 worth Of material on hand The ship keepers
will be dispensed with as soon the vessels lying
here are sold or taken away. The force Of watch
time and one captain OF the watch and one watch
man have been discharged on account OF the
smallness OF the appropriation. All OF the men
VINO Will be dismissed have not yet been dis
charged, as things are hardly settled Some OF the
leaders and master wOrkmen are scattered
through other bureaus for the present, and a few
OF them may be retained at q reduced rate OF pay.
The work IN the ordnance bureau will probably
not re reduced, as some OF the casting. finishing
and other work OF construction will be done here,
aud this bureau manufacturers ordnance anu other
work for the whole navy.
Besides the clerks and bo5ses in the construction
bureau and the copper rolling mill there will be
probably about fifty workinen in all discharged.
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The GREAT SALE of gents fine low shoes
Hahn'S, $40 7th 81. and 1922 Pa ave.
S best hand-stitciled low shoes now 81
"a me ciotb-top low Dutton now g.
81 80 elegant calf low shoa, now $275.
$50 cloth-top eDamrled low shoes now s. So
e 80 calf low -''S and button now 81
81 ClOth-tor5 ~ On and OXfOr!S now so
g boys fin shoes now So
Inis entire line must be sold In 30 Days
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SUMMER RESORTS.
nEER PARK. A. A
IL ON THE ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS VEAV

Under the management Of ". J. walker. late a the
Gisey house. New York. The literal and determined
efforts of the b and D. r. X. Co 70 make this we'll
known and popular hotel the equal Of any summer
sort in the United States in Point Of size, wei %
grandeur can only he realized when seem
The capacity of Deer Park for the Of 1888
greater than that Of previous seaepn and no
pense has heen considered where already lovely
place could be made attractive and comfortable
Season opeus JUNE IS.
No mosquitoes, malaria, fneet place for children
in the country. sure relief and for hay fever
day. SIS to SIS per week. $6o x75 TO 500 pcr month.
All trains Gu the ID. & o. stop at Deer PAX. hound
trip 1cursion tickets from all points sale from June
eood TO October 81 Write for the neatest and mos.
artistic summer book OF the year, 'On Mountain Top. "
Special low rates made by the b. O. for transport
ing horses and carriages TO Deer Park and return In
cars specially adapted Tor the purpose.
Address all communications up 20 June 20 TO W. j.
Walker Queen City hote, Cumberland. NJ. after that
date Deer Park. Garrett county, Md. ,e2-s th. I'm
CONGRESS HALL. OCEAN CITY, WORCESTER
NCo.. Nd. opens June goth. Newly fur
nished. hrst class In every particular, elegant
bathing, fishing. cunning, etc. w. b. R. &k:NTl
SELBY. Je9-s tn th26f
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THE FoUarH At LEEsBURG, vA-There will be
running and hurdle races at LeeSburS on tic 4th
Of July. Round trip tickets only TAO See advt
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Very warn, generally fair weather will prevail
In the middle ana southern states On Wednesday.
Light Tins indie Itei for tine upper lake region
ami northwest on Wednesday, with partly cloudy
weather and Sigh fall In tern perature.
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CAREFUL. attention to the most minute detail and
the selection OF tue purcSt maerial, without regard
10 o>t the secret OF the superiority OF the sofia
water at FeIg usOn's Grug store.
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srR.ssY Will be open until 10 pm.
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The Clan.na.ssael Meeting.

THE RECENT TRIALS AND EXECUTIONS IN IRELAND
Observation-Disclosures EXPRESSED FOR THE BE-
REAyED FAMILIES
A mass meeting, under the auspices of the Clan
na-Giel was held last evening at the hall OF that
association for the purpose OF expressing sympa-
thy with the families OF the men recently executed
In Dublin AMI those sentenced to penal servitude.
The hall was suitably decorated with Anne rican,
IriSl and French nigs. Grape being freely dis
tr.huted over the stage and upon the speakers
Stan!. Capt. Eiw. ON. Condor presided; James
Below acting as secretary. The chatrmln said
that the object OF the meeting Was mainly to eX-
press sympathy with the bereaved In the course
OF his speech he declared that British official
had any more right In 1relan1 than in America,
and hoped the day was at hand when they would
be assisted TO enn1yrate from the soil over which
they now ruled as tyrants He then introduced
Dr.. CleIry, who expressed his symp tthy with the
executed men, and declared his belief that they
were as pure patriGts as Orr, Emmett or Tone. ID.
4. Cahil, esq, followed in an eloquent address,
maintaining that the best sympathy was the
practical one OF extending Relief 10 the bereaved
famleS Capt. James Plant, after a brief ad-
dress, offered Il series OF resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted. These resolutions declared
'that the conviction OF these men by prejudiced
ultra loyal classes on the evidence OF admittedly
perjur,,d pformers, was an Infamous outrage on
justice, and deserves the strongest execration;"
and "that we tender 10 the wv. g. mothers and
orphans OF those murdered and imprisoned our
sincere sympathy in their sad bereavement and
heartily JON in the efforts to provide Tor their sue
and SuUDOrt.T
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Affiiiating with the National League.

ACTION TAKEN BY THE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, NO 1.
At meeting of the Hibernian Society, No. L,
last night communication WAS read from the
rct1ry OF the recent meeting OF Irish Americans
called to c0asl Ter the best means Of promoting
the objects OF the Philadelphia convention, sus-
costing the ACCESSIBILITY Of the societys Joining
the National League as a branch. The co:nmunl-
cation further stated that societies and sections or
societies afiliating With the National League will
be entitled TO delegate In the district central
council for the body itself and one additional for
every fifty or majority fraction OF fifty. Such
delegates VIII meet when the societies have taken
action, and make such regulations for the league
In this District as may seem IT.
Mr.. JOHN II. OBrien offered resolution that
the society affiliate itself with the national league
The resolution was warmly supported by MeSSrS.
George W. Gddings. Bernard Kimartin, Peter
Mccartney and others, VINO referred to the an
ct2at organization Of the society Q8l8) and the
many TINS they had been called ON to help their
brethren In Ireland, and the great good the So
city had done among its people here. The reSo-
,ut On was adopted
member OF the society, talking with a STAR
reporter referred with much pride 10 the fact that
tI1 the first OF the Old societies to affiliate
with the national league.
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LOCAL MENTION.


CFFIcE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
wAsHrS6Tos. DC July 8, 1884, $3.50 u m
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer, fair
weather, south 10 west winds, stationary or lower
barometer.
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FUssElL's leg CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town.
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Trustees SALE OF PRoPERrY.-Thoinas Dowl-
Ing Will sci, on Thursday, July 5th. at $50 O'Clock
property on the east side or 5th street near st.
Bee advertisement
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THE primary schco. composed OF children from
The WORK aud s;lmShOu>eS. taught by Mrs. Hill
finger, have Picnic to-day Oh the river b .uks In
the old magazine grounds. This school is COM
posed mostly OF >0:oreI children, % In number,
and has been very successful since 1t was inausu-
rated.
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SPECIAL BARGA1Nsl
TRUNNEL b CLARK.
81 MARKET SPAC &C.

OPECIAL BARGAINS!
TRuNNEL l. CLARK,
sl1 MARKET SPACE,
Sssss IN BLACK and cofoRE sf' Silks of
All spring and Summer DRESS GOODS marked
we have Grand bargains in TABLE LINENS
Fun stock 81 fSba linens PERSIAN LAWNS
fASSksSS Sss:s%
BHS5H sEh HsSxS HOSE ss
ladies' GAgZE VESTS, high and low neck, Csc.
AZ sSst AZ R6cR S 81
ZONE PRICE ONLY"
3e30 TRUNNEL CLARK
T B. BRYAN CO..
HAVE 200 Doz. CHoloE.TABLE CLAREr
WINE. -, ''> - Cos PENNA. AVE Nv
| teS0-a tn. tbs Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.
a s.. $40. 81. ~, Eyss 4Ess a AZ q .r.u,
ELECTRIC Bells.
ROYCE MAREAN.
| DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
| ll0s PENN. AVE-. Opp. WIllards Hotel.
Ths New Floor Nat. Burglar Alarm. Electric
| Gas Lighting. Batteries and insulated Wire.
Estimates fgrnished. je2o-1m.
| GENTLkMEN's MANILLA AND STRAW HATS
| CUNNINGHAM, Practical 8a$toI.
| my2l 6ll II street northwest
/ NEO. BING Ak CO., RUBBER 6TAMP0 RTEN-
" cils. HteA md Ribbon Stamps. No. TO D streel
/ northwest =
ktaupiior making 1nsn aspsdaty. .s2s-ss.
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4 YER'S SARSAPARILLA OPERATES RADI-
IA cally upon and through the blood, end is SAFE
reliable and absolute for the various diseases
plants, snd disorders due to debility, any consti-
tutional faint or info ction. je28
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VOID BY ALL MEANS THE USE OF CALOMEL
"A for bilious complaints. Ayers Cathartic Pills.
compounded entirely of ge:abe ingredients been
tested for forty and acknowledged TO be the
best remedy devised for torpy Of the liver,
tveness. and all arrangements of the digestive appa-
ratus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-03

WIFE's SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Margaret E.
Michel, nee Zells, has. by l. Fugett, nled suit
for divorce from W. F. Michel She sets forth their
marriage March 2, 1882 and that they lived
together Until June 15th, last, when he deserted
her. She charges that on March II. 1882, he
threatened to kill her. and again threatened her
On the 31St OF the same month.
THE WEATHER IN JUNE.-NOtwithstanding what
has been said about cool weather last month, the
meteorological summary OF the signal Office In this
city shows that the mean temperature was 74.4
degrees, making 1t the warmeSt June since 1876,
when the mean was 1873 The rainfall was greater
than In any June since the signal service was es-
tablished, the precipitation footing UP $50 inches,
against 2.33 inches last year.
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Nj. '. B. HOFFMAN ct a. tod ~ fled bill In
Equity asL Patlt1k OCon1eli for substitution OF
trustees OF lot 9, square ST., and for safe and dis
tribuiion.
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ABSOLUTELY PuEE.
kkafk 8 g " a +
kE 90 90 "A LII
Ra "A kkkH wv gee gee
BIS / "A kkkk i iii III { ss Sc
Err g $$$$$$$$ 81 81 F. E Esf
p 90 w w Odd ZEE e.
This powder never varies. A marvs OF purity.
strength. and wholesn,eness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds. nd cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight, alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only tn ca,s. ROYAL BAk-
ING POWDER Co.. 1Os wan street. NY. ape

DRr GooDs.
MARKED DOWN.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
Will offer every day this week extraordinary bar
gains. few OF wlneh name: Check Silk 62Hc.,
usual price s5c. 100 doz Chdrn's Solid Colored Hose
sizes from SO to g. full regular made. 25c per pair
usual price 371c. The last case of 1915 and 15c.
India Linens now opened, aud going off rapidly
so pieces Of fine India Linens reduced to 25c. we
guarantee thosc to be worth Soc.
Blue Twill Flani,ei Suiting for the mountains and
Sea shore at 80, 40 and soc.
Lawns and Caicoes sc. per yard
Beached and Brown Cottons at wholesale price.
Carpetings and Mattngs second and third floors.
Fancy business cards will be given to each customer.
Goods warranted to be represented by the saesnen
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
je30-3t Nos. 92s 7th street and zoe street n. W.
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RoAAs and polishe1 gold spiral studs s. Priga

FussELL's Ice cream OF sal T street.
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DRY GOODS.

BLACK CAsuxrRrs
ALL WOOL. EXTRA WIDE
SIC. soc.. e2c-, 7sc.
Blaci Grenadines as ST. So g. ia
sin Brcoaacs. 81. 81 as 81 30.
Coorei Brocsies. Use, 81, 81. IS.
Black Dress Silks, IS 81, 81. 2s, 81. 50.
Coored Dress silks, So 62 s5c. 81.
Shetland Shaws. all colors fronS 81.
TABLE LINENS.
Turkey Red Linen. 50, 50, 75c.
Cream Table Linen. rs, 81 Soc
cached Table Linen, 30 g. 75c.
Napkins so. 7Sc 81, etc, per dozen.
Sheettng Cotton extra wide, 2Sc
White Counterpanes, So Tic. 81, etc.
CLOTHS FOR BOYS SUITE
rs. 50. 81. SOC.
Ginshsms press Styles. &C.
Lace Nainsook iaSc
White and Fancy Mating
ftoof Cloths. all widtha from Sic
REMNANTS OF CARPETS
Married down 70 thirds Of their regular pr,oss
@. N. wsoN,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South .,a.
Near 7th street and MARKET. ,eso
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Good Cigars at Low Prices.
Send for o. B. C. SIXes--long Havana filler-s4
hundred. T.A.Otterdinger, manu-, 90 st.
tu.tll.c 2y$
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ID Fifteen miles az sea; surf and still water -
bathing; bass Snd blue hshing; sccommo- yEHHY
electric bells. 100 REGULAR boarders sub cable
ted handbook. .. s. MAIDEN. q Bowdoin street
Boston.
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DELEGATES ELECTED.-At meeting OF the COL
cred citizens OF the oil ninth district last evening
NESTS w. Calvin Chase, John A. Gray and C. G.
Spencer were elected delegates 10 the convention
which VIII meet on the 10th instant to select rep
resentatives TO the Louisville convention, and Mr.
spencer Murray was elected alternate. The dele
yates were Instructed 10 vote for Hon. Fred. Doug
lbs and Re-. X. s I-aws.--The colored citizens OF
the eighteenth district have elected the following
delegates TO the Conven,o j. ". BranSon. r r
6ilchYtSt and Is. A. Mcdonald,
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s'Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. "Ward prints, Csc. per Id.
SC. per at. Cream, 15c. pint
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Milwaukee Eseer,
SC. a stoveplpe-drawn from 'cOod.
tr KNIGHT 1872 PeEna. avenue.
Selling Ont Below Cost,
736 and ia 7Jh street. Go there for bargains. 3
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An AGED CITIZEN FALLS FROM A THIRD STORY
WISDow.-Tne rather Ct Col. Alexander, an Old
gentleman, aged 81 years fell from the third story
window OF house No I2ll Q street northwest last
night about - o'clock, sustaining compound
fracture OF the lg which II IS thought. Considering
his age, VIII result fatally. Medical services were
rendered by DIR. J. +. Hartigan.
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CORNER STONE LAIp.-Ihe corner stone OF the
Mount JesTeel COtoEed Baptist church, at the
corner or 5th a1 streets southeast, WIS lai0 last
ever ,ng With appropriate ceremonies Rev. r. s.
Laws del.YU -ed the opeEing address. Rev. r. S.
Robinson invoked a blessing and tne Grafton was
delivered by Rev. Robert Johnson. The stone as
laid By 'he Masonic fraternity, Grand Master G. c.
John son presiding
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-09


The following patents were issued to Indiana
Inventors on Tuesday:
Harry Jones, Richmond. assiguor of one-half
to K r. Rouse, indianapolis, chain pump
Albert W. Marshall, Indianapolis, stereotype
plate holder.
II. C. P0meroy, South Bend, skate.
Nicholas ShOptaugh, Bonneville, spark ar
roster.
Charles Kittridge, Indianapolis stapliug ma
chine.
james NJ. Jacobs, assignor to ]. NJ. Jacobs &
Son, Bluff Creek, medicine for dyspepsia.
David +. Eastburn, South Bend rooster.
Joshua Hicks, Sanford, ratprOof binding.
A c. Conner, assgnOr to HOOsier Drill Com
pany, Richmond, grain drill.
Benz amin F. Applegate, asslgnor to hims II
and b. +. Lagel, New Albany, threshing ma
chine.
Winfield o. Gunkel. assignor of two-thirds to
H. Z. McKeen and j. d. Kefuss, Terre Haute,
separator
Winfield o. Gunckel, assgnor of two-thrds to
H. G. Mcl<een and J. ID. Kefuss, Terre Haute,
roller feed mechanism.
John Mellette, Winamac, ribbon roll.
John Mellette, WiBamac, ribbon holder.
James F. Miller, Spring Station, finger bar for
moving ana reaping machines.
Samuel Stephens, assignor TO Sinker Davis 81
Co., indianapolis, rendering apparatus.
Harmon II. Fulton and o. X. OIseD assignors
to Indianapolis Machine and Bolt WORKS. In
dianapolis, pulley
John Imler, townsville, combined rotary disc
harrow and seed-sower.
Edwin L. Parker and S. Peterson, Queensville,
elevator
Theo. Ii. Patee, Greencastle, lightning rod.
VIM. II. Nol Milton, atmospheric clothes
FOUNDER.
John C. Oberchain, Logansport, machine for
dressing mll-stones
Same, machine for facing mill-stoues.
Win. c. swindler, Belleville, straw-stacking
machine
John Tweedy, Vernon, churn.