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A SwindIer on M. Travc,s

WILMINGTON, DBL, June 19.-H Clay Sale, hails
Ing from la State street. Chicago, has victimized
several people here by borrowing sums OF money
arg giving IN exchange drafts on western banks
which are coming back dishonored. He has left
here, 1t is supposed, for Philadelphia or New
York.
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Three Men Killed bx Lish,ntnp

PRINCETON, Mo-, June 19-While a public sale
was In progress near Ravanna last Saturday, a
heaVy thunderstorm came up, and about thirty
men took refuge in large barn. The building
Was struck by lightning, and John Bowers, James
berry and George Wyatt, three respected citizens,
were killed, and TWO or three others were injured
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The Hudson-Clemmer Marriage.

MI. Edmund Hudson and MrA Mary Clemmer
were married In st Johns church at noon to-day
oy the Rev. W. A. Leonard. They leave the city
this afternoon for New York and will sail on the
scythia tomorrow for a European Journey. It is
70 pc noped tnat she Will now have an opportunity
20 resume her literary work which has been greatly
interlered with. and, indeed, almost stopped,
for several years, as result OF her Illness and the
carriage accident In 1870 at which time she mar
rowly escaped death. The publication Of her poems
last year BY Osgood = cawas the last OF her works
rrevous 70 1870 she had produced her memorial OF
the Cary sisters, two nOvela--ssEtrenen and ssHis
Two Wives, !" and volume OF essays called "Men,
women and Things" Other and stronger works
may t nsexpected from her pen should her health
Do Iully restored, as she homes 1t win bd
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Teleyraphic Briefs.

A special reports the murder OF Dan. Brook b
JACK Kennedy, on Sunday. a few miles from Wins.
boro, In Franklin parish, La. The murderer es
capped.
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rsn..s si \. n. e..sn 4 os..,. ~.

YOrk.
NV YonE, Juno Ar r. Pam 4 90. haVa,
49, anucnoeo THAR suepensioa 70 tbe New Ia.
y Co, OF Chicago The suspensson n only eoGnD0s
nry. Abatement is refused and no pafticuisGf
Gvn- IT'S stated on tho street that the fafiu1B
o. Pnrks q Go. was due % the tact thot MeaG1k
NICHOLS 90 threw out drafts OF the fornef tQ
" extent OF $4,000 Parks Co, however, claim
0S.p0 AZ the stock exchange contracts fof about
l.Uo snares OF stock were closed under the rula
for the account OF r. II. Parks Co
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AN EFFORT TO BIZ MADE TO EXCLUDE DELEGATES
FROM NORTH DAKOTA.
HURON. DAKOTA, June 19.-Delegates from all
parts OF the territory are assembling for the con-
vention to-day. An endeavor will be made to ex-
clude delegates from North Dakota on the ground
That this convention was called for the purpose OF
arranging state government for that portion OF
the territory south Of the 10th parallel and that
the northern delegates were not invited
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Conference xUss

A Conference with Minister Ferry.
PARIS, June l9.-Tbe Marquis Tseng the Chinese
ambassador, will have an Interview with Prime
Minister Ferry to-day.
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PBasoNAL--Dr and Mrs undsly have left for
Newport Mira and Miss Bryson, and
Mrs. Tayloe and family, are at the Summit house,
Gaithersburg. Md.-Senator Dwight, N. sabin
tlves Wakefield and Nelson, Of Minnesota, are in
the city:-Hon: w. J. Clements OF Georgia, Is at
Inc EbDltt.-The New York World hints that
Dion Boucicault is the real 8 No. /" the English
government have been looking for.-The Amer.
lean rif1e team, which sails for England to-day,
embraces three Washington men-Dr. 6. Scott w.
l. Cash and j. NJ Pollard
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CHICAGO. June 1o-yohn r. Bensley has beer
appointed receiver for McGeoch Everiuohan
Co, and all settlements viii necessarily be maos
through him
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BAN. FIXED AT $4,000 UNDER EACH OF THE NEW
INDICTMENTS

BAIL flXBD AT $lU,UUU UNDER EACH OF THE NEW
INDICTMENTS AGAINST HIM.
Mr. T. ]. Brady and his counsel, Mr. A. B.
Williams. appeared in the Criminal Court this
morning. Mr.. Williams, addressing the court, said
that yesterday 1t was agreed that Mr.. Brady
Should come into court this morning, and he was
here. He would ask that the bail be fixed in the
TWO new indictments against him. Mr.. Brady had
given bail in the first conspiracy indictment,
which was superseded by that lately tried, and he
discharged from that bail
Mr. Ker said that the old Indictment was about
sne same as that tried, but the question had been
sprung upon him, and he suggested that as his as
s0ciates were not present the matter go over till
Saturday.
The court said he had understood that the coun-
sci Tor the government intended to abandon the
nrst Indictment, and he suggested that 1t be
abandoned.
"And Mr.. Brady discharged from the recogni-
Zance," suggested Mr.. Williams
~ would recommend it." said Judge Wylle.
And nOlle pros. entered" said Mr.. Williams
yes said Judge Wylie. 81 would recommend
eide"
M Mr. Il Ker suggested that he would like to confer
Mr. Williams said that Gen. Brady had been
under $50 GOO bail before the last verdict and was
now under $40 600 bond. He would suggest to the
court that some OF this bail be gotten out OF the
way. and that Mr.. Brady be discharged from the
pail in the first case. He asked what bail would
be required under the last Indictment found.
BAIL FIXED IN THE NRw CASES.
The court said that Mr.. Ker did not like to take
the responsibility, and asked that action be de-
ferred till Saturday
Mr. Ker suggested that SIC, 600 be the bail
The court thereupon fixed it at this sum.
and the court fixed the same amount in that case
also.
Mr.. Williams said Mr. Brady would be In on Sat
urday 70 give ball, and this closed the proceedings
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The New Petit Jury.

SEVEN VACANCIES TO BE FILLED.
In the Criminal Court, Judge wylie, this morn
Ing the petit jurors were called, and o. H. Bright
well, G. w. Gray, W. N. Wood and George w.
Cochran were excused. Several others asked to
be excused. presenting physicians certificates
The district attorney said that yesterday there
were twelve men excused from duty on the petit
jury on the ground Of III health, and OF the %
grand jurors whose work was more agreeable.
none asked to be excused on this ground. He
suggested that In such cases physicians should
come in and be sworn.
The court said that this practice seemed to be
growing He directed that the vacancies caused
py excuS1ng and failure to find be filled by
drawing from the box, and discharged the others
TILL tomorrow.
NAMES DRAWN.
The following names were drawn from the jury
box this afternoon Of persons to fill the vacan-
cies In the petit jury of the Criminal Court;-Wm
Cruit. 1724 street northwest; w. P. Cannon 40S
18th street southeast; And Archer, S15 9Th street
southwest; Thos Lucas, 2l51 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest; Joseph T. Williams, 1918 81 street
southeast; George j. Chapman, Gil Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; VIM. H. Ross. 10th, between N
and streets northwest.
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The Steubeuv,u,c. D.. Cvc,or.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, June ia. b. Nubinger.
postmaster OF Stevens, Pa, has been arrested hcro
as a defaulter 70 the extent or $500.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Fertrss. Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th ss,,y
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

TIE EVENING STAR is served to Erbscrfheu IN the
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CI year. So six months, S.
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res'sseprep1id. Six months so cents
All msf subscriptions must be paid In advance;
btparer sept Longer than In paid for.
Rates OF Advertising made known on appl;catton
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GKRNANY AND THE VATTCAl


WHITEHALL, N. T., June 1a-While removing O
car on slope No. OF the Port Henry iron ore com
pany's bed at Mineville, N. T., this morning q
platform gave way and fell about nifty feet, Kin
Ing Edward Winslow and Edward Lyons and seri-
ously in1uring Patrick Hogan.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE new HAMPSHIRE SENAFORSHIP,
FIRST BALLOT IN THE STATE SENATE.
BUSINESS FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
DAMAGE BY FLOODS AND STORMS.
A STATEMENT FROM JUDGE KRuM.
ARCTIC EXPLORERS HEARD FROM


FIRST BALLOT IN THE SENATE TODAY.
CONCORD, N. H., June 19-The first ballot In the
senate to-day for U. 8. Senator resulted: Rollins
10; Harry Bingham. 6; j. w. Patterson, 2: A. r.
stevens, 2; ]. +. Briggs. 1: Gilman Marston, 1;
WIN. >. l.add, l. The senate to-day, by vote OF
u to 10, decided to elect but one u s. Senator at
this session.
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District Government Affairs.

TAX LIEN ON CHURCH PROPERTY.
TAX lien certificates were issued to-day by Mr..
on the Ascension church property, lots l. 2 and g.
square 282. for non-payment OF the assessment for
the Improvement OF Massachusetts, avenue. to the
amount OF S924.S5 and the accrued interest, this
church having been held as not entitled to exemp-
tton BY existing law.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Buiiding permits have been issued by Inspector
EntWisle as follows: Washington Safe Deposit
Company erect safe deposit, 9l6 Pennsylvania
avenue; $4,000. George Boland erect a private
stable, rear OF 161 II street northwest; $500 ST.
Johns r: r congregation repair building and
make two story addition; $1,000 JAS Boyce
repair brick. 267 Istreet northwest; $1OQ Mrs
T. w. Tfppett, erect a three story and basement
dwelling In Jefferson street; $1,000
OKLAHANA PAYNE, AGAN.-In reply to q letter
from the acting commissioner OF Indian affairs to
the effect that Payne and others were arranging
for movement into the Indian territory on or
about the 6th instant the Secretary OF War states
that the necessary action has been taken looking
TO the expulsion OF the tntruders event OF an
invasion.
TIE CITIZENS BUILDING CoHPANY.-A meeting
OF the Citizens Building company was held last
night at the board OF trade rooms for the purpose
OF hearing the report OF the committee on assess.
ment. It viii be remembered that at former
meeting committee was appointed 10 mako an
assessment or place valuation on the real prOp-
erty held by the company with the view Of settling
up the affairs OF the concern The report made
last night was adopted, and after lengthy con
with A. N. Wyman. was chosen to seu tho prop.
erty assessed at the rates set forth IN the feDoft
A report viii be made at the next meeting. the
purpose now is 70 bring the concern TO close as
WIN probably amount to about two-nfths Of their
=
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Al Woman Rurned to Daafh.

ROCKLAND, NE, June l9.-Jane Kalloch aged s3
living alone at Ash Point, South Thomaston was
burned to death last evening. Her body was found
charred and the furniture in the room was burned.
A oroken kerosene lamp was found beside the
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South Carolina Soldiers In New York
RECEPTION OF TH4 WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY

INFANTRY,
OF CHARLESTON.
NEW YORK. June 19-The Washington Light In
fahtry, OF Charleston, s. c., arrived in this CITY
this morning on the steamer City OF Atlanta.
There are about forty members OF the Infantry,
and they were accompanied by Mayor Courtney
of Charleston, and few other prominent south.
ern gentlemen. The Infantry drilled upon the
deck OF the steamer after their arrival. and were
welcomed to this city by Major Mclean, OF the
Old Guard Capt Marshall, or the Infantry re-
piled to the address OF Major Mclean, thanking
him for his kind words or welcome. The Infantry
then disbanded and, headed by Major Mclean.
marched Cn the steamer and went to the Old
Guard armory. The Infantry report q very pleas
ant trip from Charleston.
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The Sunderland Disaster,
0YRR TWO uIrNnprn uInrr,ac

: SUNDERLAND, June 19.-The number OF deaths
: resulting from the catastrophe at the children's
) entertainment In Victoria Hail. Saturday, has now
reached 2O2
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ITO! FOR GLYMONT
Il Il No liquors sold on the grounds Temperanee Asao
CATIONS, Sunday Schools others giving Excursions
Apply for terms and days Of engagement to Agent Of
P0t0nAe Fruit Growers' Improvement Company J.
ORVILLE JOHNSON, No. 469 Pa. ave. NV. je7.im
10! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
- BklDGE.-Steam packet Excelsior will make her
regular trips to above places SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY. Leave High street and canal at s a M
lila 4th street northwest, ma.Sms
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General Foreign News by Cable.

General Foreign News by Cable.
DEMANDS OF FRENCH SOCIALISTS.
PARIS, June 19-At a meeting of 1900 socialists
IN Montmaitre last night a resolution was passed
demanding revision OF the constitution.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The Lf0erte says the negotiations between France
and England in relation TO the abolition of the
captulatlOns In Tunis have had a satisfactory re.
suit. England agreeing to give up the right OF asy
THE PREFECTURE OF ST. PETERSBURG.
81. PETERSBURG, June ia ukaSe has been is
sued re-eStabllShlng the prefecture OF st. Peters,
burg in the main as 1t was previous to August,
ARCTIC EXPLORERS HEARD FROM
LONDON, June 19.-The steamer Sophia with
tion arrived at ReykJavIk, Iceland, on June 9th.
The party intended to start for Greenland on the
10th instant
THE IRISH QUESTION IN THR cURIA
ROME, June 19.-The publication OF the dOcu-
ments relative to Ireland has caused some Differ
ences in the Curia. A special commission has
been be nap appointed, which in the future will examine
all Irish questions arising.
MINISTER WALLACE DECLINES
CoNsTANTINoPLB. June 1e-Gen Wallace, the
American minister. has sent note to the porte,
tax on foreigners trading In Turkey. This action
OF Gen. Wallace has removed all chance OF the
adoption Of the measure as the ambassadors who
condition that the assent to It should be unani-
NOUS.
LoNGFKLLows BUST.
LONDON, June 1.-THE honorary secretary OF
the committee to place bust OF Longfellow In
Westminster Abbey. has presented TO the Ameri-
can committee nve hundred letters from persons
OF note, who subscribed towards the expenses OF
the bust, which are to be kept In some public in-
st1tution in New England, as testimonial OF the
high esteem In which the poet was held by the
best minds OF Great Britain.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, June 19.-The Standa,,ds correspondent
at Rome says that Herr Won Schloexer, the Ger.
man representative at the Vatican, has had an in
tervew with Cardinal JacObin, the papal secretary
Of state, with view to induce the apostolic court
to accept the bill now before the Prussian diet
Cardinal Jacobini accepted what was good In the
bill as useful concession, but declined to con.
slider the measure sufiicient as base for dednl-
fivQ acr0rh
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Two Men MangIed by O Train.

ALBANY, N. Y. June 19-The express due here
at 8 10 a. m. ran a side track from misplaced
switch and struck q box car at Livingston avenue,
under which John Wallace, OF Schenectady, master
mechanic, and VIM Hayner, OF West Troy, yard
master OF the Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany, were at work. Hayner's head was CON-
pletely crushed from his body. Wallace was also
mangled. The engine was wrecked
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PHILADELPHIA, June 19-Capt Cooper, OF the
steamer Tropic, just arrived from Port Antonio,
Jamaica, says that the Haytian government made
an attack on Mfragoane from the sea, and were
repulsed, with the loss OF two vessels and many
Jacinet, and have possession OF nearly all the
western coast
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4" THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
n tSe Young Mems chsssisn Association will be held
M June 10th Il is vsly dssirsbe s p
that there be full attendance of the members IT.
~s DIR. J. R: -BRoMwELL
1911 q Street Northwest
To 1l3S Connecticut Avenue. je1S- I'm
fo SAML L. sHEDD,
400 9th street northwest.
FINE GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELs. FURN-
ACES AND RANGES.
3e1s PLUMBING AND TIMING.
9SS Space, dealer in Carpets. Rugs oilcloths. &C..
ee h b sepe o s snd
msei t. an parties indebted are requested to call and
w..,,-...- - EEGINAhD FENpALL. Trustee.
Warrington. d. c.. June 18th. 1883. 3e16-6t
~, MY REsIDENOE AND POST OFFICE AD-
a,s'' ''' i''h street 5osEfH saHfFfsf s6fsHMAn.
9el6-ot Veterinary Surgeon.
~ NEW BOOKS .ND MAGAZINES BY THE
AZ e's ss {; 1a
on sppcsSn books :s .aa f n Rnr
~ MgNCAsTKR HOWARD.
II St. used in
rRs THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS,
"''"ou' enanse oi quanney ana quality fully main
-. M1LBURN's. on the Avenue. near the Treasury.
RWo NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
EF q 70 sas The
thousand cubic feet. as follows:
Gross price per ], 600 feet. eet...............$ 81 rs
D'S'o"nt IL PAID In days s.................... .25
Net price, .....................$ 81. so
3e2 dtjy1 A' D. oA secret.rv.
NGAs STOVES BAKE AND BROIL; WILL SAVE
VS their cost in three months.
E. F. BROOKS,
1ez-Im Corcoran Building.
E THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY,
1925 New York avenue
FINE CUTS.
RELIEF AND PLATE rHA PRESS PRINTING.
LAurEN's new PROCESS
pHoro-ENaRAv1Na. S
SEND FOR ESTIMATES, my2e
Iw3 LUMBER.
kinds constantly ON hand.
Also genera pts1 a1s9Etment sGE q t %,voons 1f
AT THE foWEsf wi EsfSRTSG2sp MARRET PRICES.
Our facilities e and stock for the city and country job
Estimates promptly furnished at
nzs. ,sssss ~ tsas1s Is'1ssts northwest. sSy:
F DIR. M. s. PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTRO
80 - cian has removed his Office to the large and
by electricity. massage. vapor baths, &c. my31- I'm
rR GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CTrY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
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GEN. EWING SERIOUSLY ILI--Gen. Charles Ewing
is lying very Ill at his home on Connecticut avenue
In this city. He was attacked with pneumonia
last Friday. and since Sunday his condition has
been critical Cen Ewing was born in Ohio and
studied law. At the outbreak Of the war he en-
Iantry He served through the war on Gen. Sher-
Ms 9sas stam an was ofeyeted Of maE in 1859 for ser
ant colonel in 1864 for services In The Atlanta cam
paign. and again in 1855 was DreTeted colonel for
gallant and meritorlous services tduring the war
law IN THIS city. He was brOthef Of Gen. Thomas
Ewing, and ne married sister OF Mrs. Gen.
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BIDS FOR MODEL CAsEs-The bids for making
iron cases for the model room fthe United States
Patent Office, opened yesterday. were as follows:
Cooper, OF Philadelphia, sS5 1872: the Snead Manu-
featuring Co., OF Louisville. KY, $34 $50; the
cooper Manufacturing Co., OF M. Vernon, Ohio,
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NOT REQUIRED.-The collector OF customs at
Ellsworth, Me-, informs the Treasury department
that the Green Mountain Railroad company has
placed small steamer on Eagle Lake, which is
entirely disconnected with the ocean or any navi-
gable waters tributary to the ocean, and inquiries
Wnether, In these circumstances, the steamer Is
required to be registered, enrolled or licensed He
mas been instructed that as the steamer is not
employed on what are known as "the navigable
Waters or the United States" she is not required to
be provided with
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COMMANDER II. c. MuLLAN. U. S. N, has been
contaminated at Yokohama for the loss of the
AShuelOt
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w. Applegate, Washington district, signal and
messenger call box; Daniel M. Connolly, Phila-
delphia, and T. A. Connolly, Washington, pro-
Baltimore, stay for garments; william J. Forsyth,
Leesburg, Va, washing machine; John A. Frey,
Golesv1lle, Nd, can; Chas. Henige and C. Brecht
and bupgs from paper pulp; VIM G. Pugh, Balti-
more. me- 1as burner check; A: ": shue Fisheryilie,
va, wagon brake; Jacob A. Smith, White Hail.
Md. machine for cutting green corn from the cob:
John l. Smithmeyer, Washington, building block
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CADET HARRY E. WILKINS, 4tn class, o. s. MILL
tary academy is turned back to join the next sue
ceeding class: The resignation OF Cadet John e.
Walsh, 4th class, q. s. military academy, is ac-
cepted by the Secretary OF War
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CAPT. GEO. E. BELKNAP has been ordered as
captain OF the Norfolk navy yard, and not COM
mandant, as erroneously printed.
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SECOND LIEUT.. GRAHAM D. FITCH, corps OF en-
gineers, has been ordered from Fort Hamilton,
New York, to Wilets Point, New York, to report
IN person to the commanding officer OF the en-
gneer battalion for duty with the battalion.
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NAVAL NOTES.-The q. s. g. Lackawanna
sailed from Tahiti for Callao April % No news
was received at the Navy department to-day from
the Vandalia, which was signalled on Cape
Henry yesterday, bound In. There is considerable
speculation at the department. about her return.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A new and elegant Specially Show will precede the
MISUNDERSTANDING, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS
GENERAL ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
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0CCOQUAN FALLS, MARSHALL HALL. AND
" GLYMONT ~
The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON win make excur-
son trips to the above places. To OCCOQUAN FALLS
every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, leaving 7tf st
g sscents 2; m; retST1inx M Fare round Trip.
at M, returning at 43O p M. Fare round trip i6
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT
Two 11ps g. IN. and M, returning at D. M and
Sp. M Fare, round trip, rs cents Dancing ON q fine
Tated dancing deck down and back and at grounds on
This steamer stops ct Marshall Kali and GIymont on
Monday and Wednesday tr1ps. Tickets for the round
trip. IS cents " S AONA"
my22-4m E. g. RANDALL. Manager
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander John j. Read, de.
tached from duty as lighthouse inspector OF the
fifteenth district 1st july and ordered to settle &C.
counts and wait orders: Passed Assistant Surgeon
Geo. B. Ransom, from the Naval Academy and
ordered to the Pinta. Ensign H. j. Hunt has been
granted three months leave from the 1st OF July.