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Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: F. NJ
Darby 10 John X. IerkeS pit II, so. i02 81 $50. j.
q. Hester to Ida V. Marshall, ot S 81. 204 81 so
NJ. +. Morris et al trustees. TO Jessie Adelaide Sun
deriand, lots %. 2i and "a sd y g. T. j. ill To
E and j. CanHuck. lot, u 13. Is 10 and 20. 81 g.
and 81, do; $3.50. X. W. Fenwick TO Catherine G.
Weyrch, PTS IL and Is. 81. 4i9; >5 600. Della
Chappell 10 District, lots III 10 o. sq SIS; $500
". ). ROose Ct al 10 Washin ton Light Infantry
corps. pit ;. So 22f $. Elizabeth A. Wales ct al
70 Mary y I. Gunincy, lot y, so. SO; :. y. d.
Larner, trustee, 10 ". Young. lot 35 50 $50; 1865
David Carroll To ". vs.. B0arman lot ,. 81. 63S $.
". W BOdrmtn To Margaret C.. Carroll, M prop
erty g. Charles Early TO HenTiett.. j. Early, pit
lS. S 1l6, and lot 81 So III; $4,000. Mary c. Cas-
tell 10 e. h Eminert, pt- 5, sC. g10 s4,750 w.
Mckenzie 10 Diana Walker pt. 19. 81. west OF 553:
5000 W. L. Callan, trustee. TO II. Willard. lot 2.
So 225; $4,000. MARY A. McQuiilan, lot g. do;
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Alexandria Affairs.


The NEW TELEPHONE FIRE ALARM-The enter
PRISE OF the Southern Bell Telephone Company has
given Alexandria telephone tre alarm, free OF
cnarge All telephones are open to any reliable Cit
OF fire. ana the central Office will instanter send
the alarm TO the steam engine houses, whose bells
VIII VIII announce the ward while tue steamers, who
10 Drive directly there This will put end to The
doubts as TO the place Of the fire. which has often
kept the engines back several minutes
POLICE RFPoRT.-Geo. Hawey colored. arrested
by Officers Walter and McCann. charged with as
sault on and beating a Child OF George Swami and
kate hughes, colored, arrested by Officer Simpson,
charged with disorderly conduct, were the only
prisoners at the station house this mornng-Ihe
mayor ma mas nned Danl Washington. colered 50 50
mltted Mary Turner to jail on the charge OF lewd-
ness
REPoKTERs NOTES.-The Alexandria summer
normal school for colOred teachers opened its
sion at the Lee school building this morning
Inc alexandra Good Templars were much pleased
WIN thelr visit to the Iemplals masS-meetIng In
washington on Tuesday night.-Mr. Thomas Bur
Iouehs, assistant postmaster, who burned his
tnguish the flames OF his daughters clothing, has
SO iar recovered that he will be able resume his
duties next week.-The gas was turned OF from
all the town this morning, While some changes
were made i'll the pipes at the works 1t was not
Missed Or gas is but little used for cooking here
~ReV Dennis Kane, 5. j., pastor OF the Catholic
cnurch here returned last evening to his pastorate,
AFTER trip TO recruit bis health.-The new bolt
WORKS WORKS mere attract much attention from mechan-
anu NSitOTS CaIl I0eTe every Gay 10
see the process by which 200 screw bolts can be
MADE III one h0ur.-Ptt street. between Wilkes
and Gibbon streets, is now being improved by the
substitution OF a new water course for the un-
slightly ditch that has been wearing away one side
or the street.
MISS FOSTER SHOOTS BURGLAR.-Miss Marion
roster the artist boards at the Healy cottage Sara
toga Springs Early yesterday morning two bur-
glars cnmbed into j window in her room Miss FOS-
ter Tired twice at the intruders, wounding one OF
them. They then jumped from the window Miss
roster Is an Invalid, and is critically Ill, hav-
ing tainted Immediately afte the shooting through
fear that she had Killed the man
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NOAH WALKER L Co,
je24 625 Pennsylvania Az
SPECIAL Nor1cR

,FFsPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST.CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS Il SON. WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALI, Your
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMRy
sFEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN TEE CRY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN kEEER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND EsTr
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYvILI. Exclusrvx Aoxrr
ap& No. AA2 PA AVE, NEAR ~ STREET
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LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS,
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS.

8. g. 10
SILKS! SILKS! Silks,
IN, a1x 67x
NUNS YELLING. Pure Wool CO.
NUNS WILING. widest double width pure wool all
colors, 57b.
BLACK BRoCADE SILK GRENADINES. 81 reduced to
thalf price, so.
CARRIERS MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS so.
reduced to 12H.
BRIGADE BLACK SILKS. 81. reduced to Is
NUNS YELLING. pure wool lace STYLE 5O reduced to
CoLokED SILKS tanest quality. $780, reduced to
rs
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 90
bLACh SILKS! BLACK SILKSi
bLACA CAshMkhh ShAWLS. Pure Wool SI5Q
V22 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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A King Chok ed by a Button.

AN AMUSING INCIDENT AT A MIND READING PER-
FORMAECE.
A curious incident recently occurred at one OF
Mr.. Bishops mind reading performanc in Lonion.
The king OF the MaOris, who Is in London, was re-
quested to conceal some object, and concentrate
his thoughts upon 1t, TO see if Mr.. Bishop would he
able to find it while blindfolded King Tawhaio
chose huge button as the object OF the search,
and craItiy placed II In his mouth. to the great de-
light or the audience. He then announced that he
was - ready and Mr. Bishop almost Instantly said
that the object which the king had thought OF and
concealel was hard, round article. Which would
lie found in the kings mouth. His majesty was as
tonlshed. and began spluttering expression Of
his surprise, In the course Of which the button
slipped into his throat. lie made strenuous Efforts
TO d1slodge the obstruction, but no amount of
coughing was sufficient TO bring IT up 70 his mouth
FINALLY Some one suggested that some food be
brought and the monarch, after eating a pound of
bread. was relieved by tn troublesome button
being forced down to his stomach
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A MAN WITHOUT EARs.-Ezekiel Eads. an Old
man, VINO died recently near Athens, n Y. was
born without ears and without apertures where
his ears should have been. He was able. however
10 gather sound through his mouth, and could hear
tone. His hair was black at BIRTH but was inter
spersed with oddyshaped gray spots, some OF
mem resembling dlMinutive human hands and
ears THESE singular markings never Changed and
his black hair never turned gray ~
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Thfbault president. SA HA-
Az meeting OF the shareholders of the Panama
Lamar company In Paris yesterday the proposals of
tne directors were adopted. NJ Dingler stated
tnas ., IT, she canal would surely be open for trac
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For PREsERv vISG.-Fine catawba grape brandy,
guaranteed 70 be pure. Also, fine imported EsJra-
gon vinegar for picking. etc Get ii at Chr.
xAnder's. Gil 7th street northwest
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A LADY WRITES: "1HAvE USED AYERS sAR.
"A saparilla in my family for many years and could
not keep house without it. For the relief Of the pains
consequent fen ale weaknesses and irregularitie
consider it without an eqnaln
MOT PARTICLE OF CALOMEL OR ANY OTHER
deleterous substance enters into the composition
OF Ayers Cathartic Pills On the contrary they
Of special service to those who have used caome and
other mineral poisons med s. and feel their in.
jurio eects In such Ayers Fills are inval
liable. iya2
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eARpES HosE az dLscounl. shedd,s. 4os Gan 81

GARDEN vases and settees at cost. Shedds, 400
otn street
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s.: s.: $@s$ i : : ! f EE:iE F. F. g. e e
IT 1s NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE. But OUR
AvoWED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC-
TIoNs IN DUB UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNEx1Na THE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR: THEREFORE,
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM so1LED,
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE DUB PA.
TRoNs THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. so WE WILL ONLY MENTION 4 FEW
SPECIAL ART1CLEs-FoR INSTANCE:
GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED Yoke
WELL MADE AT &C.,
BETTER GOWN. WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT &c.:
FORMER PRICE @l.2o
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. IS AND ss inches
LONG. $50. THIS GOWN Is A SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS IT Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN
cAMBR1c cHEM1sE, WITH LACE AND EN-
BRo1DERY YoKEs. ssc: GOOD VALUE AT sl2s.
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY THE CHEAP.
EST EVER OFFERED
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT. DEEP cAMBR1c
RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUcKINa. AT $50.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RuFE1E AND
TUCK1Na. ssc
IN OUR MISSES AND cH1LDREN's DEPART
MENT WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
ssx PER CENT OFF MAkKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE a1NaHAMs. P1QuE. MAR
sE1LLEs. INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND cAMaR1c
DRESSES
CORsETs! CORsETsi
5000 PAIRS AT LARGE REDUCTION. WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES. AND WILL SELL THE LATTER At A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
LANsBURGH l. BRO,
,yle l9o-422-424 SEVENTH STREET
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HARVEY & HOLpES also keep the vienna Cabi-
let Beer On drd1ght.
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The AsiatIc Cholera.

WHIT DR. KOCH SAYS OF THE DIsEAsE-HoW 70 PRE-
VENT EPI0ENCS
Dr. KOCH the celebrated German physician. who
has been investigating the cholera In France re-
Gently made post-mortem examination OF a pa
tent who died at ToulOn. He found In the intes-
tines the same microbe which he found In Egypt
and India. and which he declares TO be the cause
of the disease. He says that these microbes are
absorbed from liquids and solid foods received
through the digestive organs. Consequently he
had advised the sanitary authorities to close the
wells ana TO advise the people to drink water
which had been boiled mineral waters, or water
coming irom districts TO which the infection ht
not spread. He also advised that all food should
be cooked at a high degree OF temperature as the
microbes would then be killed Tne clothing and
hneh OF cholera patients should be subjected to a
ply the microbes, and for this reason should be
avoided. The watering OF the streets in infected
tOWnS ana cities only serves TO Increase the disease
as II generates new microbes. lie states that the
microbes are destroyed by neat.
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AmEsements. &c. Tonight.
Condensed Locals.

THEATER COMIoUE--First-claSs varieties.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN-Interesting perform
an
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ECSSFIL'S Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere ont OF town
Ii27 New York avenue.
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DIETZ'S Bon Ton restaurant. In the first ward has
Lately introduced the vienna cabinet Beer"
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Fifty thousand Dollars in Notes.


Last Friday, MI. John E. Herrell stopped at the
confectionery store OF Carl Mueller & son, No. 3l4
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, and made sma,
purchase. TO pay for Which he took dollar bill
from large note case, which also contained other
valuable papers and the five notes for $4,000. This
book. which had also $21 in small bills In it, was left
on the counter OF the store, Mr.. Herre1 thinks.
and was never missed by him until his arrival at
his brick yard at the foot OF South Capitol street
he at once drove rapidly back 10 the store but the
BOOK was gone. and the attendants, two young
LANES, had neither OF Them seen the missing prop
erty. The intereste parties at once notified,
advertisements were inserted In the papers. and an
active search was begun, but as yet nothing has
been recovered. The FIVE notes, representing
$4,000, were notes endorsed for Mr.. Frank K. ard
eacn for $4,000, by Messrs. W. W. CorcOran, Stson
HutchlnS, VIM E. Clarke, Geo. A. Shehan and JAS
Morlniey. These notes were to be used by Mir.
Ward as they were required in constructing his
new ouliding. and by agreement OF the persons ID
terested were placed in charge OF Mr.. John E Her
rell as custodian.
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SUMNER CLOTHING
NOW AT HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
This line consisting mainly Of SEERSUCKER SUITS.
SERGE SUITS, ALPACA COATS MOHAIR COATS
STRIPED LINEN COATS. WHITE AND STRIPED
VESTS, 30. Take advantage of this golden orpor.
tunity; never was offered before.
All wool Mems Suits y, at g g. reduced from 212. 212.
$40, 90
Boy.... Suits a. g. g, g; g reduced from e.
500 &Y2
Childrens' Suits. Sailors; ALSO Jackets Panta
Prices put down half their actual value
S5 Suit. Jacket. Pants. now at $3.50.
All made Of the very best fabqcs and styIishly got.
ten up.
to- DAY
We put on our counters about l6OO patrs odd Mems
and Boys Pants which viii be closed out ct really half
''' AS Men. Pants now slse
AZ sSSS sSS
n r. EIsEMAN. "a 7Ta STREET NolTHwEsr
~ Under Odd Fenows' Hall
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From the New York Sun
Peppermint is grown In low, marshv districts
chiefly In the western part OF this state ana IN
Michigan. The entire crop Is, perhans sO nOO
pounds. worth S3 pound. An acre win grow nom
eisht 10 ntteen pounds 1t is a singular fact that
month ago. ~ ""S
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

CrTrcF OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July "A. Iss4 s.3D am
For the middle Atlantic States. increasing c!otlI-
ness and local showers In northern pOrtIOu Itif
weather southern portion. southwest TO northwest
winds. slight changes Ia temperature. For Frfda;
fair weather l. Indicated for the south Atlantic ana
gull states, with rfariy stationary temperature IL
all districts east Of the Mississippi river
Evening star., 1884-07-24

NV Mus1c
Cleveland's Grand Victory March, price $ oentA
Washington High School March, price 50 centa
White Plume March c!ntrodncing the melody q 9th The
Where the White Plume Waves" Price 50 cents.
Published and for sale by
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.,
Nl4-lm eS7 Pennsylvania Avenue. near 10th street.
OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the best % b JUSTHs Old stand knoyn tor ye.Es
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable pTicea Addres
or call 1t
JUETHS Old Stand, No 6lo D street. between 9Th and
7th streets northwest
y. R-Note by mail promptly attended to nx9
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J. o. O'MEARA l. CO.,

J. o. O'MEARA l. CO.,
1317 Pennsylvania Avenue
Are selling their entire stock-Guns Rifles Cutlery
Tools Tackle. Notions. Musical Instruments Jewelry
Hardware. &c. ut auction. every evening. at D. III
Bargains can be had. See auction advertisement ty7
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Jchnson's Restaurant,
for ladies and gentlemen, 40 and 80 9th st n w.
Every delicacy; polite attention. Ladies' saloon
first 0oof.
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CLOTHING
FOR HOT WEATHER

At home. mountain ton.
seaside or bay. Nuns Cloth.
Serge, Seersucker, Alpaca.
Cashmere. Flannel and
Drap d'eta Suits.
Extra long Drap d'eta and
Alpaca Sacks. Travelling
Coats in Linen, Alpaca and
Pongee.
" htte Duck, Alpaca and
Drap d'eta Vests.
Children's Sailor and Nor.
folk Suits.
Shirts. White and Colored
Neck wear in allnew shares.
Light Underwear, Gloves
&c, &C., at very reduced
prices tor cash.
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CITY ITEMS.

-
Jchnson,s Restaurant.
for ladies and gentlemen, 40 and 44s 9th st n v.
every deilcacy; polite attention. LADIES' saloon
first 0oof.
The "Vienna Cabinet Beers'
is also kept on the steamer George Leary. 6
Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whtskey
will cure any case OF dyspepsia or Indigestion II
taken properly. Ii has cured some well-known
people In this city, whose names may be learned
on appucation at our office. Try it. l2
Papa MOellCh.
In Georgetown, runs the famous vienna Cabinet
Beer"
The Only
strictly one price hat and gents furnishing store In
this eity. Prices cheaper than the cheapest Be
wise and buy at Francs, one price, corner .Ih and
d streets. s
Big bargains, panic prices 7ss 7th St Mourn
ing Store NV. s
81 Have Made q Careful Analysis OF
your Duny Barley Malt Whlskey, finding it en-
tlreiy Tree from fus Oil, ami cordially recommend
II to the Medical Profession for its purity.
"A. ARENpr,
IL consulting and Analytical Chemist"
Rogers & Bros
Sflver-plated Teaspoons. 99c. half dozen, for one
week, at "Boston Variety store"
Bicycle Shirts at Aueroach's, 7th and Il. en-, ", t
Evening star., 1884-07-24

The WARM WAvE-At the signal Office this
morning IL stated that while there are no signs
OF warmer weather, there are none that the ther-
mOineIer VIII go lower. and that the only hope Of
relief nom the oppressive heat Is in local showers.
IL appears aS IL 4 warm wave of considerable ex-
tent has arrived.
Evening star., 1884-07-24

THE CENTRAL HOTEL COSTROvERSY-To-day r. J.
darsnall, by Nr. &. :. NOOre Med a suit against
James = Graham Tor $1,000 damages lie charges
that defendant on June 10Th last. unlawfuiIy TOOK
and held possession OF the rooms III the Central
hotel Sth and ID streets. with certain exceptions
and held possession TIL July I1th, when plaiGtIff
received possession by writ of restitution, and he
charges that the delay has occaSiOned him loss.
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Nr. bruce Announces Ills Return.

10 the Editor OF IfiE ENFNING STAR:
AS your paper, with one or two others in the city,
assumed the liberty 10 criticise my absence from
the city. will You be prompt to notify the public
that have returned. / shall reply To the asser-
tonS IN a more lengthy artcl whe have more
time, as i have just returned. and viii then not
Only give the maine OF my creditors, but will also
publish In full the and dccou4tS OF debtors
which statement Will not reflect any credit them.
ROBERT BRUCE.
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DR.. John l.. Caldwell, of Baltimore.
says that Duffys Pure Barley Malt Whiskey is the
best thing he ever knew FOR SleeplessnesS neural
g1a, and nlelanchoia- He has written letter re.
commencing It to the medical profession. Try q
bottle. IL
Evening star., 1884-07-24

IS ROMgh on COrnS.,,
Ask for Wells Rough on CornS" 15c. Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
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"AlderneY Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning,
and delivered In halfpound WARD" prints. 35c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButterIn1ik anu sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
Evening star., 1884-07-24

A BIG FrRE l. PRINCE C;EoRGE-The heavens
were illumlnd I last night In Prince Georges
county Maryland \ big fire occurred yesterday
afternoon IN the WOOD lands of Nr. Charles E.
Coffin. proprietor OF the Muirhirk furnace, on the
Baltimore and ohio railroad. and continued into
the night time. destroying over 80 cords of wood
and quantity OF valuable timber. which was cut
for Use at the furnace In the making of coke for
smelling purposes The cause OF the fire was not
a>Certained.
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RoBBERIES REPoRTED.-Craig & Jackson, OF $40
vi street northwest, report that their safe door
was left open yesterday, between 10 and I2 O'clock
and s4a IL gTeenbackS and silver taken.-S. W.
Meyer, OF 922 7th street. reports stolen from his
bureau drawer. on the 22l. Il gold lOcaet pair OF
bracelets and other articles. worth $40 So
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FINED FOR CHALKING The PAvEMENr.-Last
night Officer Wheeis-' arrested William King for
writing IN advertisement on the concrete pave
Dent on PennSy lvan1a avenue. near 49, street.
and charged him in the Police Court this morning
with defacing public property The court Imposed
iine OF SO ana took the defend1nt'S personal
bonds The object OF the law said Mr. Forrest.
Who prosecuted the case. was To punish persons
Tor writing obscene language and pictures on the
public streets
Evening star., 1884-07-24

DR.. James j. O'Dea, OF New York
city. the great authority on insanity writes that
he uses nothing else In his practice as stimulant
but Duny'S Pure Barley Malt WhiSkey. Try It IL
Evening star., 1884-07-24

SALE OF PROPERTY on SrREEr-Jno A. Pres
cott. refti estate broker. No 1926 street north
W'9t. has sold FOR NlChael T. Caiicn and Mrs. Hary
A. Mct{ulian. 10 ~ Hry 4. Willard ESQ. the urftrI
trtS Known dS Nos 1IlS ana l45J street mort h
west. having frontage OF 40 feet, adjoining on the
Isl tne ONCE building now being erected by Mir
Willard: the price pald was $4,000 Another wear
VIII probably witness. at least one more fine I'M
prUvenent In that neg1borhOod
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HENPLEKs, optician, se!l1ng out: no orer refuse
Evening star., 1884-07-24

J. M. Laroque's Elixeg OF CaIisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half a century, been in use BY
all classes Of people, and fndorSed by eminent ply
sicianS as the best tonic and inv1gorator extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debiitated, all md it
to give new life, v1gor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady medicine. 81 bottle Sold by drug
gists. w. E. Thornton, Propristor. Baltimore ami
harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,Lh, ,s-6m
Evening star., 1884-07-24

III You are Going on a Sea Voyage
use Duny's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey 1t Will
prevent sea-Sickness when used at the meals. Try
lC.
Evening star., 1884-07-24

JUDGE SHELLS JoKE--ln the Police Court this
morning joan Squalls, colored, was charged with
cruelty To aUmas. Officer Slack testified THAI the
defendant was cruelty beating the horse he was
driving Look out for Squalls said the court:
ssyOu are fined IS N'
Evening star., 1884-07-24

S1Ah viii D. sent postpaid 70 any address In the
thed states or Canada until after the PRESIDENT
tivcIioi LOT 10 cents Ii Is large eiSht-page
paper OF nity-siX columns CT interesting rea,iiIg
hatfF-poilticsa miscellaneous. personaI news
anu gossip, etc send Tor a sample copy.
Evening star., 1884-07-24

MOTHERS ALLOWED TO DO TaEIR OWN SPANKING.
In The Police Court this morning JAS Keck was
charged with aS>IUltIng 1-year-Old bOy named
Frank IinSh. The little boys her testified thai
meek spanked her boy until the blood came Kpck
sad the boy was annoying him While he was pI9y-
lig cr"quet and ne only spanked him like this
Neck showed how he had spanked the bov by II rik-
Ing hls naad on the rail untilu nearly broke ..The
mother Gil rot choose yOu the spanker said
Judge Shell, land you are lined 50
Evening star., 1884-07-24

If You Have a Case Of Typhoid Fever
in your family ask your physician what stimulant
you are to use. He Will tell you Du1y's Pure Bar
ley Malt Whiskey, as 1t is the only sumulant re-
commented by the best physicians during the
crisis In fevers. Try it. l2
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1884-06-17
A Big Find.---Over $4,000 in Gold and
Silver Found Buried in Jars
Under a House.

Many of our citizens will doubt
less recollect the late James w.
Johnston, a resident Of Castle
Hayne, in Fender county. He was
quite aged and decrepit, and his gen.
eral appearance indicated that he
was possessed of but few of this
worlds goods. During a visit to this
city, a few months since, he died
very suddenly in the Scarborough
House, on North Water street. His
family consisted of three daughters
and a son, one Of the former being
the widow of the late Thomas Will
liams, 1t Fender county. Since the
death of the old gentleman a num-
Der of valuable bonds and securities
have been discovered among his eff
fects, and which were sold at public
auction a few days since-the total
sale amounting to about $4,000.
And now comes evidence of how
we'll the old man took care Of all the
precious metals which came into his
possession. Uuder the belief that
he had some buried treasure, a search
was instituted a day or two since,
which resulted in the discovery Of
about $4,000 in gold and silver,
which he had securely deposited in
jars and buried under his house The
discovery Of so much of the valuable
metals was a most agreeable surprise
to the members of his family, who
will thus come into possession, in
connection with the proceeds of the
bonds, Of from $4,000 to $4,000
apiece. Our information is derived
from a very reliable source, and the
main facts of the "big find" can be
relied upon as strictly true.-WM.
Star.