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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

PHrrApgIPHIA. AUG. ~. Al the co.,
ference OF the National 6reenhack La
bor lesders with General tsutlsr, AZ Wall
iiams' Grove today, an AGGRESSIVE esaa-
unicn vas decided upon. Gen. batler
will make four speeches st Phiiadei-
mia. Pittshurg aud two ether PLACES 10
Sc determined upon. The time fron
now until the State Convention on Sop
tsmber 18th at Beilefonte. will be de
voted TO perfecting the organization
and fsiling up the local tickets AZ that
time the speaking canvass VII begin:
A red rose on O green leaf was decided
~. Fe,< the Ruf1er datipe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' JERSEYS,

By express New York. bought at sodhout
2s per cent. below former prices:
Laces this week, one half less.
Embroideries, this week half less
Forchon Laces this week, one half less
Fancy Laces, this week. one-haf less
Hoop Skirts, this week. one half less
Buttons from the Clayton stock will be sold this week At e.
Dozen The assortment viii last than this weak
Corss from the Clayton stock viii be sold this week at The
grand discount Of one-haf less.
Corsets last week at.......-50 cAns This vsek 2se
Corsets last week at.......S1 g. This week zoe
As only in long while that such array Of
gains offered viii be well TO remember that the early crowd
tomorrow viii the pums at
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

vrcroaIA, Ane. 9.-fhs CoIosfsf says
that w.. Z. Coleman 4 Co.. Of San Fran
cisco. h she firm which IL charged With
perpntrasi0g enormous fraads on Co
lunabia river and Fraser river fishermen
and coliectiro bogus elxims for reclaim
ationa on rannsd salmon from Eaeiish
buyers. Several heavy suits seainst
the 6rm havs been instituted by the al
leeed slctimA
In = coliisson yesterday on The Cana
dian FAciiis Hallway between . passen-
ese and . frsiahs train, both snain<s
usrs snsirsly sasaahsd- No ons vas -
Eioaaly hasl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

vrcroarA. b. c.. An2. 9.-Ths Thea
ter koyai, the scene of last nights DIS
turoance. presents a d'isp,d ted ap
pearance today, q portion OF the vail
having been broken down . enable the
people 10 enter and hear ineersoll lec-
sure, while toe police guarded she doors
to keep them ouf. InRsrsoli left for tne
sound today. IL Vas Erported, to avoid
arrest for blaspncmy. fnis report Is
untrue, a. no complaint vas made.
Every one fe~ls thai she city narrowly
escaped tloody not last night.
Mrs- Bienkham. Q t0-yeaE resident,
died this morning az d IS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30
Rsdacs,ea IN Cattle Rates.

NEWPORT. Aug. 9.-President Arthur
dined with James Gordon Bennett last
night. Sixteen guests were present.
President il on the Dispatch and Score
tary Chandler on the Albstross.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

CHIc,oo, Aug. - The National Law
and Order League in session at Lake
Rlnf TODAY listened ts addresses by
Rev. j. Il. Burrows and Andrew Paxton.
both of Chic seo, in opposition 10 pro-
hibition. Speeches ~ere also made by
L. Edwin Dudley, Of Boston, and ,dee
Nourse. Of IsSa. The follouine officers
we're elected: Ex-Govcsn"r John ID.
Long. Of Massachusetts. President l.
Edwin Dudley. Of Beston, Wee Pr-si-
dent Andrew Paxton, OF Chicago. Gen.
eral Agent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30
starving Indians.
The s,a,ne libel salt.

IsprANAPoLrs fIud.) }, Aug. 9.-In the
Blaine libel suit against the SeHti'sei.
tue fifteen days time allowed the de-
Tense In which to answer expired to-
day, and attorneys for Mr.. Shoemaker
entered an appearance. This act,ou
was necessary 90 escape default. The
defense win now have It's own time, I'M
less plaintiffs attorneys secure rule
n quiring an immediate answer. In
the latter case NJ is customary 70 grant
ten days further time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30
Ceaf destiai Clerk Roberts.

WLKRsBARRE Pa }, Aug. 2o.-Later
developments make Is certain that the
amOnnt stolen by Roberts Was about
800 600. In addition to speculation. il
~ learned that Roberts has hypothe-
Gated bonds and securities. At Easton
this afternoon deed OF transferment
of Roberts, property to Parrish was
filed, the consider .tiou being 81. This.
with bis interest in the Rel Ash Coal
Company property assigned by Roberts,
is worth $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

SHREVEPORT, Aug. 29.-Berry johnson
(coiofed). for the murder of his wife.
sas hanged today inside the parish Jail.
According to Law of the last Legisla-
ture, only fifteen persons were admitted
To see the exhibition. johnson admit
ted yesterday th,t he killed NJ .linda
Coleman in Red River Parish four years
ago, being hired to murder her by an
other negro woman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

AssouxAS. Aug. 9-S veg steamers
have pssscd the urst cstsrsst. The
Nile 10 rising steadily. and has already
risen four feet at wady Halfa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-30

VINEYARD HAvES, Aue. e. - The
wreck of the railapoosa vas exami aed
hy three divers. The break in the hull
H. eighteen feet long and on top. the
cut In the deck IL seven and halt feet
long. The cut extends downward eight
cen or twenty feet 10 the ssnd. in vhish
the steamer ia becoming imbedded. A
careful search vas made for bodies. bus
nx,ns were found.
Evening star., 1884-07-29
The COIlFfA.

EQUITY CoCRT-JHI0c Hdgfe'.
Yesterday. Home Savings Bank agt. BOhn; Geo.
w. Ctermehle authorized 10 collect rents. Mari
agt Barry; sale set aside AMI re-S,ie ordered. SON
nenschnidt agt Fugitt auditors report confirmed.
OConhel agt. Narnrr: George ". BallOch substi-
tuted as trustee. White agt. White; decree OF di-
Vorce granted.
To-day, Crawford agt. squer payment to as
Slgnee anu his solicitor ordered. Adams agt. Adams;
rule on purchaser granted doris agt. Starr; re-
Moore agt. Moore G. +. Appleby appointed re-
celver Qulrk agt Robinson; rule reiurnable Sep
tenlber 81. 1881. rrauIeI
Evening star., 1884-07-29
Affair in West washtnxton.

DIHD.-Mr. William Bowling, brother Of Mr.
Thomas Bowling, died suddenly yesterday at his
residence near Great Falls The funeral viii take
place from the chapel at Oak Hill cemetery to-mor.
row afternoon a ESQ.
NorEs.-Aboutons hundred msn employed on the
mains of the AQueduct Tlnneling company win be
paid on to-day by Chief Clsrk Newton. They wiz
duct bridge IS again undergoing repairA
COAL TkADR-Eighteen soatS, carrying 2,0l&lo
tons OF coal, LETT Cumberland Saturday.
CONDITION OF TIE WATHR At A. M.-GreAt Falls,
2; receiving reServoir-north connection, 2; south
connection, 10; distributing ressrvoir|nnuent
the river Today at p m; high tide at ii .. N. -
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: N.
Wine TO y Whitney, pit. ls. So -; 800. Marie
Ihos E Walker 10 Catherine Donnelly, lot a. 80.
2aD, $3.50. kobt c. Fox ct al. trustees, to Mary
Van RlsW1ck, lot ., sq. 21s; $4,000. Eugene Mo
sweeney 10 Mary e. McSweeney, pt. :, So. 29O:
$sOOp. p F. Larner ct al, trustees. 10 Z. Ii. Par
ker- lot 32, So 800, 81, 300 Almira Z. Hazel TO
Charles IT, Christian, PIT. II, So S61; $s25. +. X.
windsor to e ii. Warner. lots 165 and l66. So. l57
=. Joseph Hannoe TO John H. SIpyth lot g. So
~; 81 400 William Harris 10 L. s A, lot g. block
II. Ef1lngham Place: 1850
Evening star., 1884-07-29
will the Cholera strike Baltimore,

will the Cholera Strike Baltimorc.
After the visit OF Dr. Koch the eminent German
doctor, 70 Toulon. and his belief that the cholera
would spread over all Europe, We sent q letter OF
inquiry 70 our agent At Paris, requesting that he
ana also OF the government board specially ap-
pointed tor that service and communicate TO us
oy cable the probable outcome OF the disease. We
are in receipt OF q cable advice this evening, as
follows:
PARIS, July 22,lssA
Du1VS, Baltimore U.SA:
Cholera is spreading with f1ghtful rapidity. 1t
Is In Madrid and Paris That it Will arrive in
erai opinion here. Only water boiled, or diluted
with pure liquor, permitted IN families BY order
health authorities
DUBOIS, Agent
We have frequently advised the use OF pure
whisky In the proportion OF one third whisky two
or wasting diseases To prevent cholera and like
complaints only water previously boiled, then
mixed with our Pure halt Whisky should be used.
The school children are obliged TO use water and
When liquor is to be used, get only the purest; and
to satisfy the skepticai that Dunys Pure Barley
Malt Ills that place. we append the certificate OF
DR.. Arendt, The German chemist. and DR.. James J.
ODea, the great authority on insanity. They speak
for themselves:
The Dufy Malt Whisky Company:
Genaente'a-I take pleasure in teStlfying to you
that nave made an analysis Of your Barley Malt
Whisky, which gave a very gratifying result.
Your Malt Whisky. obtained most y by extract or
malt CONFUSION and very careful fermentation
and disillation, is entirely free from Ius oil and
any OF those similarly obnoxious aicohols which
are SO often found In whiskys Therefore it can be
recommended as extremely ut for medical purposes
Dr. NJ. E. ARENpr,
Analytic and Consulting Chemist
Buffalo n Y
Evening star., 1884-07-29
Tried On a Railroad Train.
PRISONER GRATIFIED WITH A SPEEDY TKIAI-A 2
REMARKABLE CASE

a fhiSoS kh 6hAfiFlEp WITH 4 SPEEDY TKIAI<-A RE-
REMARKABLE CASE.
One OF the most remarkable trials on record tho
F1ttsburg Dispatch says, took place on passenger
train on the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
between Lonoke and Little Rock. Judge f. v
Vaughan, OF the circuit court, was on the train
After II left Lonoke county man named G. B. F,r
nler, OF that county, was arrested by a de, nItv
sheriff. The charge against the prisoner was for
Carrying slungshot The law In Arkansas opoinSt
carrying deadly weapons is rlgidly enforced When
the prisoner learned that Judge Vaughan was on
the train he went 10 him and begged for an lmme-
diate trial He said that his wife was sick, and he
Old not want TO be taken away from her The
learned Judge is character In his way and said he
would try him at once. He declared the court omen
Tor business, and called Farmer to the witness
DoX-that is, to a seat In the car-anu asked him
whether he desired to plead guilty or not The
passengers collected around this novel court and
watched the proceedings from various perches on
seat rails and from the aisle Farmer replied: s.Yonr U
honor, desire TO plead guilty"
IAN right" continued the judge; "the prisoner
pieauS guilty: assess his fine at $40. Mr.. Sheriff.
This ended the brief trial, and the prisoner paid
ms Nv 70 the sheriff AT the next station he got on
tne traln 10 make his way home as quickly as Dos
slbe TO bis sick WIFE, This is the only case of fus
tice on the wing OF which there is any record.
THEIR own PAYAAsTERs.-The regular troOps at
Puerto Principle, Havana, not having been maid
for long time, and being refused credit forcibly
supplied themselves with provisions from the stores
,IIa Ine 9nly G dtsposaole government money on the
Tha 5000 sent to The place pay the
10 leave Havana July l, but could not leave. hav-
my no funds TO pay the crew. who are diving Of
ding two midshipmen.
SLuGGING MATCHEs.-William Sheriff. the "prus
SIAN, spared iour rounds. Queensbury rules with
bnlston Jack" at Philadelphia last night The
night was savage, but was draw, although Sherfff
nao much the best OF It, Mike Cleary and Tack
Burke fought In the presence OF 1000 peonie at
nIo Irving ball New York, last night The fight was
draw at the end
Evening star., 1884-07-29

lanta, Ga, was arrested last night, charped With
emoezzlement while assistant Postmaster in At
lanta. ~ nv
Evening star., 1884-07-29
Like Chapter From Charles Reade
How PLUCKY WOMAN DEFEATED A SCHEME TO syU1

HOW PLCCKf WOMAN DEFEATED A SCHEME TO SHIT
HRk IN A MAD HOUSE.
Mrs. f. Weldon, who has for several months past
by her capr1ceS and libel suits maintained herself
as the social sensation OF London. was Yesterday
awarded damages in her suit against one OF the
doctors Who certified to her lunacy during the at
tempt TO have her placed in an asylum After Mrs.
Weldon had secured Judgment against her hus-
band for Willful desertion, and had him compelled
TO provide her with home. two servants and so50D
Per anhun. she attempted TO compel him to accord
her restoration OF conjugal rights. In this she
was defeated she then ScandaliZed society by.ac-
ceptihg engagements to sing III concert gardens
Wasting Tue phenomenal voice that had been Guilt
Vated Oy GounOd upon the beer-urinkfng h h7Dtues
OF such places AS the Canterbury, the oxford and
WestCna Mrs. Weldon took these engagements
ler friends say, out OF pure 'cusSsdneSs' and Tor
the sole purpose OF tormenting her relatives Dur
Ing The long and fierce legal warfare between her
ana ner husband, an attempt WAS made to have
ner placed and retained In private lunatic asy-
Iuui. Two reputable physicians certified that she
was insane. When freed from the conspiracy Mrs
Weldon deteInlned TO have all the cOnspIrators
punished. She sued DR.. Forbes Wilslow and DR.
Seinpe Tor f1O00 each for libel, assault and ilnprs-
onment The case against DR.. SeInpe was CON
GUIDED to-day and Mrs. Weldon was awarded fIaO
damages Judge Hawkins, who presided over the
Trial, III giving Judgment stated that Mrs WeIdon
was entitled to the thanks Of the public for the
very thorough manner In which she bad succeeded
In exposing one OF the very public abuses of
the times.
Evening star., 1884-07-29
CITY ITEMS.
At Fr0nc,A

strictly one price, corner 7th and d. Great mark
down In straw hats and Light derbyS as We are de-
term1ned not TO carry any until next season. The
prices have been marked 50 low that they are NOV
ing 'double quick" 23Si
Evening star., 1884-07-29
DREss G1seuAns,

DREss G1seuAms,
DRESS GINGHAMs,
CHOICE STYLES. So CENTS.
CHOICE STYLES. 5k CENTS
CHOICE STYLES 81 CENTS
New PatternSof INGRAM CARPETS
INDIA LINEN, 81 cents.
New Patterns of BRt SSELS CARPETS
Real SCOTCH ZEFHYRS l21s cents
LAWNS. LAWNS, 5 cents.
All ool WHITE FLANNELS l3 cents
FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING, 15c. and lsc
TABLE LINENS 10 cts. ana IS cts
New INGRAM CARPETS, 25c 30c.. 35r.. 4Oc. c. Soc
Rlack CASHMERES all wool. SIC, 4Oc. 45c Soc
BRUSSELS IARPLIS. new designs 75 3d. S5 ST. 9Oc
CA ICO. cents.
Childrens HOSE, seams. Is cts
BALBR1GGAN HOSE. no seams, rs cts
Children's BALBRIGGAN HOS E. no seams % cts
Evening star., 1884-07-29
The Railroad Cases.

POLICE COURT.
To-day Mr.. George E Hamilton filed petition
for writ OF certiOrar In the case of the District
OF Columbia against Samuel Beale to take the case
from the Police Court TO the Criminal Court. The
petitioner states that On July 18th he was charged
as conductor, In the employ OF the 3. & o. r. r.
with permitting a locomotive engine to run at a
greater rate OF speed than six miles per hour in
visaltiOn OF the act OF the legislature OF August
March Cd, 1881. relating to the construction or a
lateral branch OF the B. d 0. X. X. in the District
expressly reserved TO itself the right to regulate
The spec: OF railroad trains in the District and
notwithstanding the egality of the act OF 1871 he
IS held for trial by the Police Court
Evening star., 1884-07-29

LADIES will do well by attending the dry good
onls At No. 1908 7th street. The sale Will continue
~ tnis week.
Evening star., 1884-07-29
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

oYp1H OF THE CHLxP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINaroN, d. c., July %. 1884, $50 am.
Dor the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain, variable winds. sta
S1onary temperature For THURSDAY cooler, fair
weather Is indicated for the lake region and clear
II and fair weather In the middle Atlantic states
Evening star., 1884-07-29
Alexandri. Affairs.

The WASHINGTON DEPOT SITE.-The suits in
which the Washington and Alexandria railroad
company was engaged gave !or several years a rea-
son why heSotitti0hS for removal OF It's paS5en-
ger QtpOL mere 10 q more convenient Site Gould rot
De niade. Two Years ago this obstacle having been
removed the city council appointed Il commJtee to
confer with the railroad authorities Oh the subject
but there was no practical result and the Old conn
Gil and the committee have ceased to exist There
has Teen no renewal OF the matter by the new
council.
COUNTY CouRT.-The county court, Judge Sangs-
Ter, drew number OF cOuntrymen INTO town
yesterday. The trial OF George Smith for horse
stea1ng occupied yesterday afternoon George
n Saesmuller declared his intentions previous to
Tempt IN not appearing as juror at the last term
The estate VI H. COUI Was committed TO Sheriff
Veitch for administration.
POLICE kEPoRT.-There were four prisoners at the
staion mouse THIS mOrnlns-Richaru LomaX, col
ortu. arrested 10y Officers Bettlce and Brenuer
charge. drunk and dlsUriery; ann Jones and siby
Grmes, arrested by Officers Pat Hayes and Bren-
ner. charge, drunk and dsorderly ana Pat D0raD
arrested by Officer Bettlce, charged with having
escaped from the chain gang. Tue mayor at his
last court fined Elijah Hutchinson, william Epps
ana RuIus Robinson 50 each aud W. f. Garner
Daniel L0nax, Sandy Richardson and Lewis Dor
scy each ~ 50, all for dioorderIy conduct.
RkPoKTERs NoTES.-A telegraph wire, which
huhs hanging from pole on kDg street. this
morning. although entirely disconnected from the
oulce battery, gave shocks to such lads as touched
IL, o"iiis 1t Is Said to the electricity drawn from
The highly Charged utlnU,pn1re.--IL is uuy Il e.t.
since large vessel has been built heIe.--The
democratic primaries To eject Delegates TO the Con-
ge.sionai convention, which meets here on the 6tn
OF ADJUST, open in each ward tonight. They viii
be Unanimously for hon. j. S. Barbour Who viii
have 40 opposition in the cOnvention.-The city
officials vii! be paid off this week-The Midland
shops have just tunnel out a fine locomotive en-
glAe.-Ihe Young Mcno democratic club had a
meeting at Sareptd hall last nlgnt.-rhe Blaine
ana logan ciuh no ds meeting Tonight at Its hail.
above kIencnS store.
Evening star., 1884-07-29
TO W S IS,

TOW WSON'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side.
ESROWN'S IRON BITTERS DOES NOT CAUSE
~ headache or produce constipation.
BROWNS 1hCN DlTTEItS has no equal for Iutar-
HAttent feVerS. Druggists sell 1t. ty9G-eO
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Lawns. lawns. LAWNS.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
SILKS! SILKS. su,KS
"'5s' a'H, S715,
NUNS YELLING. Pure Wool 90
Nuns YELLING. widest double-width pure WOOL all
colors. 37Ja.
BLACK . nhoGADE @ SILK GRENADINES. 81 reduced to
CARTERS. MARKET SPACE
reduced to 12H.
BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 81, reduced to 76
NUNS YELLING, pure wool lace STYLE So reduced to
CoLORED SILKS dinest quality. 81 so. reduced to
BLACK AND COLoRED sATINs. 80
BLACK S,LkS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CAShaiEkE SAAMLS Pure Wool Al 50
iy22 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
RROWN'S IRON BTTTERS CURES HEADACHE
> and promotes Digestion.
,BROWN'o IRON BITTERS does not injure or even
blacken the teeth tvos ao 90
Evening star., 1884-07-29

Mrs Clartssa Rugg, the wife OF Rev. Henry Rugg,
and the mother or Charles Rugg, the murderer of
the Mayoee family, died yesterday at Bridgehamp-
ton. l. l., II Is said OF o broken heart
Evening star., 1884-07-29

MARRIAGE LICESs sEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court no Daniel
Miller and Fannie T. Hamilton; Henry S Boynton
and Amelia {. Andrews. ~
Evening star., 1884-07-29

FoR PRHsKRvIS6.-Fine catawba grape brandy,
guaranteed 10 be pure. Also, fine imported Estra-
tOn vinegar for pickltng. etc. Get 1t at Chr.
xAnders, 9l1 9TH street northwest
Evening star., 1884-07-29
Base Hall.

The Nationals dropped a ball to the Keystones
yesterday at Capital Park, and the Washingtons
one to the Baltimore in Baltimore. The first game
was won by the visitors by making number Of
good hits in the seventh inning, aided by some
errors on the part OF the home team, which gave
them four runs. which made them seven TO the Ma
tiOnalS four, and with this score the game ended.
The game in Baltimore WAS not very interesting
one, but each side made fourteen base hits. The
BaltimOreS won by punching their hits Trumbull,
who pitched for the Washingtops, gave seven men
their bases on balls, and the Baltimore catcher had
six passed balls
The east room Of middle division. Pension office,
Challenged the west room OF same division for
game of base ball tU take place at Lincoln park at
40. yesterday, which resulted In score or 80 to
III lavor OF the west room. The west room says
come againi
Other games yesterday: At Chicago-Chicago 5,
Detroit 3. At New 1Ork-BOStOn 0. New York Z.
AT Observation-Disclosures 9. Virginia l. At Read
lng-lronsides s. Active t. At Philadelphia-Provi-
dence II, Philadelphia 4: Athletic :. Brooklyn t. At
TrentOn-Trrntols s. IOrks 9. AT New York-Alle-
gheny i, Metropolitan 9. At BuffalO-Bunalo 9.
Cleveland J. At Kansas C1ty-St Louis Unions 8,
Kansas City 2
Evening star., 1884-07-29

DIrTgs Bon Ton restaurant, In the first ward, has
Ately introduced the vienna Cabinet Beer
Evening star., 1884-07-29

HA1vEY = HOLDEN also keep the "yienna Cab-
IT Beer" On draught
Evening star., 1884-07-29

1CseYLL6 ICE CRAY
shipped anywhere out OF town.
I421 New York avenue
Evening star., 1884-07-29

FINED FOR TAPPISG A TuI-Henrv Bowman n
Young man. pleaded guilty Ill the Police Court yes
ttrdty 10 charge oi stealing $40 from Mr.. Isaac
Hermau. anu he was fined $40 or 60 DAYS In tail
Bowman was employed 10 hang paper in Mr. Her
mans store, and while in the store he took the
money from the till.
Evening star., 1884-07-29

'ALcAsLE VACANT LorS AT AUCTToN-Nessrs
IhomasJ j. Fisher Co.w1n sell to-mOri ow afternoon
AZ A., CeiGcS, IN iront OF the premises, ive building
lots, each 20 feet front on o street between I3f6
and 14th streets northwest
Evening star., 1884-07-29

yertiseineIt OF Thomas j. Fisher & Co. OF choice
building lots on q street, between 18th and 14th
streets, TO be sold tomorrow wednesday, after
noon. At o'clock. These lots are located in the
northwestern part OF the city, which Is rapidly i'm
proving, and offer rare chances for investment
Evening star., 1884-07-29

JOHN ToCNEY ARRESTED AGAIN.-In the Police
Court yesterday John Tourney was tried on charge
night be visited pic mic at Juenemann's garden
Where he got In fight with Jas. Dillon. They were
both arrested by Officer Fitzgerald and locked up
at The seventh precinct station In the Police Court
t!lls lMOrnlns they were eScn fined 81
Evening star., 1884-07-29
Mothers, Do You Care For the Lives of
Your Little OmeSl
Durkee Salad Dressino

A ready-made. rich and delicious dressing for
salads OF meat, fish Or vegetables Cheaper and
fnltely better than homemade. Unrivalled a
sauce. e.
Evening star., 1884-07-29

I ATEsT PgBLICATIoNs-PHGBE BY AUTHoR
- OF RutledRe Prose Works Of WIN CulsQ
brygnt by IaIke Godwin; Summer, by 1hortau edis4
BY H.Go o Blake; The Giants Kobe by Ausey sutho<
o. wee Versa; Tommy Upuiore. by X u Biscknoro;
Z Roman Singer, by f. Marion Crawfordi ouict
trans ated from the German by Mrs A l. Nhter Geor.e
lhot's Essays; Mrs john sherwood. Manners and So.
cial Usases. Kills III Roberts Government Revenue A.
Home IN Italy, by Mrs. ED h BasnciarSh Adams HAn4
Eook of Authors; Difference between Physical an1
Moral law by VIM Arthur; Vacation Cruising by J.. r
Eothrock Practical Essays by Alexander hsin Ments1
1voli ton IL Animals. 10y q :. Romanes O. A. WHIT
AKEE, Bookseller ana Stationer, ll05 Fepnsylvanta
gNonu northwest. 1eiel hone call, 4353. >e1A
- GILL. Ja All I3R STREET SOUTHWEST.
Ss 81, he cordially mInends Browns In Btt:ef1
for yspepsia and ndigestI0n, IL cured him Of thoso
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W now S3 and $3.50
81 ass mere paLts now e. 50 and 90 a Job
Boys sailor Suits el50 "a IS and s. formerly o2so
wortinsmen's Pants 81 sI2s and sL5o. at reduces
prices.
Fine Low cut Shoes at cost 20 close out.
Straw Hats at slaushtsring prices. Men and Boys
suits. from % up
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