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WHITE Null DRrssrs, WIRE Co..
ORED EMBROIDERY REDUCED FROM 8l1b0 TO
&c.
BEAUTIFUL CHECKED SILKS AT &c.; THE OPEN
ING PRICE WAS II.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS At Sl.00 &l.25 AND 81. 50 THAT CAN.
NOT BE DUPLICATED.
LARGE STOCK OF FRENCH SATINES
WE ARE CLOSING OUR STOCK AND ARE OFFER
ING DECIDED BARGAINS.
SILK HERNANIS AT REDUCED PRICES
INDIA PONGEES AT REDUCED PRICES.
We ARE OFFERING GOOD STYLES IN SCOTCH
GINGHAMS AT 16c.
FRENCH hATINES AT DC
GOOD QUALITY SUMMER SILKS AT &C., BEING
ABOUT HALF THEIR VALUE.
ONE PRICE
W. NJ SINISTER & SONS,
Sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE
N.R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST Hs
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THE SHARoN-HILL SUIT AGAIN.-In the Sharon
Hill divorce case, In San Francisco, yesterday
Judge sullivan refused TO allow the Ink used in the
booS OF the alleged marriage contract and the sig
nature TO be submitted to a chemical test unless
Tie counsel ON both sides agreed. Miss HIPS coun-
Sci refused, and Sharon'S counse! thereupon an
nounced their case closed. The hearing viii be
continued on Monday next.
William w. johnson, an extensive real estate
broker OF Green Point, L l., has disappeared. With
MIN are missing about S. 600, the proceeds OF sales
OF property, etc, belonging TO other persona
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MANY OF The trees in the parking OF Pennsylvania
avenue. east of the capitol, are being injured By
boys breaking tine branches. and number OF them
have had the bark stripped from them
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J. o. o'BIEARA / CO..

~ OMEARA L CO..
1S47 Pennsy ..nia Avenue
Are selling their entire stock-Guns, Rifles Cutlery
Tools Tackle Notions Musical Instruments Jewelry.
Hardware. &C.. at auction, every evening" at D. m
Bargains can be had See auction advertisement jy7
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HEArIEEs. opt1cian. selling out: no offer refuse

HEALTHFUL, DELIGHTFCL. REFRESHISG,-Gerber's
raspberry iTuit Juice syrup. 10 be had only OF n. Z
AetZger & Bro. Az 9Th II. NV
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DR.. John l.. Caldwell, Of Baltimore,
| says that Duf1ys Pure Barley Malt Whiskey is the
best thing he ever knew Tor sleeplessness neural
g1a, and melanchoiia- He has written q letter IT.
| commencing 1t TO the medical profession. Try a
bottle &
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For the middle Atlantic states increasing
elouGiness and lOcal rains variable Winds station
AIRY temperature For saturday fair weather Is In
dicated for the upper Mississippi valley and upper
" ke region, with nearly STATIONARY temperature 1.
al districts east Of the Mississippi river.
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For \ Poor, Tired Mother Nothing is
so great as Duny's Pure Barley Malt Whskey. No
nursing mother should be without It. Try it.
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Il
We have made these genuine reductions to reduce
our large summer stock:
Ladies g feather ss weight Kid Button. e
$3.50 Jersey Lily and Oxford Slippers, 81.
bOc: Kid House Slippers. now S5c.
(TheSe to come IN Will be on saturday,
4oc. Lasting Slippers, now Csc.
Gents S. best handmade Low Shoes, $3.50 and -
fSe a0s fSsrG ox aoa ties TIES
Misses, Chld's, and Boys Low Shoes at cost.
HAMS,
For best Black Silks, satins, Cashmeres, Parasols
below cost 60 to 736 9TH ST., Mourning Store.
Clearing-out Sale Tomorrow
at Clarks, 734 eth street Special corset sale. Our
woven corset 69c. 400 pair children loose odds and
ends l5c., sold at Csc Our 81 elegant embroidered
night dress 75c Our Csc. trimmed chemise 39c ALI
IN Shirts Our soc unlaundered shirt 3sc Csc. shirt
SOC. Our CSC. shirt 75c Percale shirts reduced to
4Sc, &c., ssc., at Clark's, 734 9TH street.
At Francs ssStrictly One Price.''
corner 9TH and d, Straw Hats almost given away,
as we are determined not carry any till next year2
Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey
will cure any case OF dyspepsia or indigestion II
peope s cy w6 mas Ga ames ay We
on application at our Office. Try it.
At Francs ..s,rictly One Price,,
corner 7th and d, Bicycle and Boating Shirts for
bows and men, in white, blue, drab and mode
Prices way down.
To Every One
who has used Browns Iron Bitters with beneficial
Ssnd sa we w SEND set o. elegant fancy cards
Light st., Baltimore, Md.
At Francs ssStrictIy One Price,o
corner 18th and d, White and Colored Ties, good
quality, l0c. per doz; sold all over tor l5c.
81 Have Made a Careful Analysis of
your Duffy Barley Malt Whiskey, finding it en-
tirely free from fusil Oil, an cordially recommend
70 the Medical Profession for Its purity s.rxnz
s consulting and Analytical Chemist"
At Francs ssStrictIy One Price,"
corner 7th and D, just received large lot Of
Linen Guns; will be below the market value.
'sBOston Variety STORE,
705-7N Market Space.
WIN sell for one week sl.4s Mexican Hammocks for
99 cents
Dr.. w. 8. Cline,
Physician and Surgeon.
Toms Brook, Shenandoah County. Va.
Duty Walt Whiskey Co.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Gentlemen: l find the sample Malt Whiskey a
strictly pure article, free from any hurtful i'm
purities, and just the article Tor tubercluous
patients will hereafter prescribe it In my prac-
lice. Respectfully,
Campaign Torches and Lanterns
at RYNEALs, 4ls 7th ST. ~
DIR. Flora A. Brewster Had More Sue.
cess with Du1y's Barley Malt Whiskey than she
did with cod liver Oil for q very bad case OF con-
sumption. Try 1t.
Campaign Torches and Lanterns
at RYNEALs, 4l8 9TH st. n W.
II You are Troubled with Lassitude
or lack OF strength and energy use Duny's Pure
Barley Malt Whiskey. It will build you up. Try
tL.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons."
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In half-pound "Ward" prints CSC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButtermiK ana SWEEP
MILK. SC. per quart, Cream l5c pint
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SUMNER C1orH1Na
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 SC. &C Take advantage of this golden oIpor-
All wool Mems SUITS at g. reduced from s12
sfe.. $4S
Boys. Suits at g.. 50, reduced from q.
$500. az
Childrens' Suits, Sailors also Jackets Panta
Prices put down half their actual value
ss Suit. Jacket. Pants. now st 925o.
All made Of the very best fabrics and styiishly got
ten W.
TO- DAY,
We put on our counters about 800 pairs odd Mems
and Boys Pants which will be closed out ct really half
Ass Men's Pants now sl.sS
Az $$S SSS
H. F.. E1sEMAN. 42l 7TH STREET NoRrHwrsr.
~ Under Odd Fellows Hall.
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oh with Hypophosphites Of Lime
and Soda for coughs colds, Consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasant
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold 6y Drug
gtstS Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,w.r
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READ sinsheimer's advertisement

CAMPAIGN TORCHES and lanterns at Rynears, Ais
It'll street northwest
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CLos1Nc.Our SALE
FINE CLOTHING
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER 7TH AND g STREETS.
In order to close ont Spring and Summer stock Of
Fine ClOi hing We have prices cut down
to Fifty Cents on the Dollar.
We are determined to sell every Spring and Summer
Garment we have to make room
for Fall Stock
Suits we sold at $40 we are selling now at as
Suits we sold at S1l are selling now .ts550
Suits we sold at Sl2 so we are selling at S6.2S
Suits We sold at 81. We are selling at 81.
suit we sold at SIS we are selling nov at $50
Suits sold at $50 selling now at go
Suits We sold at S25 We selling at 9l250
And all others in proportioned low prices.
A Fine Seersucker Coat aud Vest ut 90. worth s.
An extra quality Seersucker Cost and Vest ct a.
worth Sc.
Alpaca Goats from ST. upwards
White Vests from co cents upwards
Suits for Boys from Is to II years old At ss7s and
upwards.
Children's Suits from 81 Is upwards
Pants from 81 upwards They are worth double what
we are asking for them.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND sTREErA
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I1rE ASSURANCE
-

LIFE INSURANCE.
Under and all systems consists In collecting from
the living to pay the Of the deaA That
In substance Is all there Is Of life Insurance AL the
rest is mere method That system plan 10 best for
the insured which achieves this purpose most simply
directly and nexpensively. The system inaugurated by
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association does this t
is superior to and Improvement upon every other.
combining all the advantages and avoiding all the de-
fects and incopveniences Of the levelpreium and
operative systems between which occupies middle
ground II avoids the prils OF large sccumulations
and affords absolute indemnity q actual cost Never.
there plan devised that grew rapidly In popular
favor and although IT has not reached fs fourth year
Of existence there but two three old lime compa-
mics in the country writing many policies month
rs this Association once l5oe Il st Agenb wanted
tyiO LIZ. KNIGHT. 0en1 Agent
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The Hope Of the Nation.
Children, slow in development, puny, scrawny
and delicate, use "WellS Health Remover" IA
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p.m and ex-
tingUiShed at eco AIN
AT meeting or the Wisconsin Republican asSo-
Citation last evening the death OK Mir. H. j. CaSsOn.
OF EerUGua, Wisconsin, member OF the association,
was announced. and Ii was decided TO escort the
remains 10 The depot this morning. which done.
About O'Clock this morning, while Edward
Berry. Horace Williams. Edward Pratt and Willie
jones were loading their carts with brick at Jacob
Chids sons brick yard, corner 18th and streets
northeast, the kiln fell In and n1ured them that
was called in and rendered medical aid ami pro-
bounced their injuries painful.
The jurors OF the Criminal Court were to-day
discharged until october 18TH
Washington Council, No. 4. OF the District of Co
umoia, OF the order OF Chosen Friends. was inSti-
tuted laSt evening by Deputy Supreme Councillor :
e. Bancroft The following Officers We're elected for
the ensuing term: Chief Councillor. v. Y. Stiles;
secretary, William 5. Nelson and treasurer, Will
liam Twonbly.
Mr. John A. Moss has turned over to the prop
erty clerk the sum o. $50, which was paid him by
the colored girl, Maggie Green. who IS alleged to
have Sto:en IL from Mrs. Ida Pomeroy, and
instructed hin 20 Keep IL until the disposed
John H. Drnegri and EuStace O'Bren and his
wife We're summoned to appear in the Police Court
they had not appeared they would have been
sentenced for contempt, and / think that they are
entitled 10 their fees" said Detective Block this
morning.
For the past week the policemen have had to
neglect their regular duty to deliver personal tax
bills and LOOK after untdgged dogs. and now that
those duties are nearly completed they given a
complaint book and made sanitary inspectors, I"
SAID one ot the force 10 d STAR reporter to-day
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Off 10 the Penifeutiarv

DEPARTURE OF BRICR, WHO ESCAPED THE GALLows,
AND SEVEN OTHER PRIsoSKRsyBRICE'sCo CONDUCT To-
WARDS WITNESS AGAINST HIN.
Last night, at 10 O'Clock, Capt W. c. Croker
and MeSsrs. Woodward and Hudson guards at the
jail, left for Albany, n. " In charge Of eight prs
oners, bound for the penitentiary at that place.
Among the number was Edward Br1ce. who was to
have been executed on Friday of last week for the
murder of Peter Washington at the B. and P. depot
restaurant, whose sentence was committed by the
President to life imprisonment. Brce was shackled
hand and foot 10 another prisoner, and he walked
through the depot 70 the train he appeared to in
lighter spirits than any Of his fellows, notwith-
dressed many OF those he knew in q familiar way.
Before leaving number OF his acquaintances went
In the cars to see him To one Of these white
and was trying to live Christian life The gen.
tieman said ne was GLAD to hear 1t, and hoped that
prisoner, II hope we win meet again in Washing
ton" ~ guess not" was the reply; when see
you again ain, it. viii be in Albany" This caused
laugh, but the gentleman explained that he visited
Albany now and then, and the next time he was
there be would 60 TO see him. Before the train
pulled out some who had felt sympathy for Brice
doubted as to whether their sympathy was not mis-
placed, for one Of the walters tRacks) who had
been witness against him, approached him, and
Brice asked: "Have you the assurance to shake
hands with me?" Racks replied that he had, as he
had done nothing to him. Brice then took his hand,
had better pray hard ntimatins that be- needed
prayer. The general behavior Of Brice was the
very reverse OF that OF the other seven Of the party
most OF them wearing sorrowful looks and having
nothing to say. Before the train started all be-
Ing secured by chain passing through their hands,
some had settled IL the most comfortable position
for sleep.
Among the prisoners in the party were: Thomas
Etchlson, convicted OF forgery, sentenced for one
year; Henry F. Buckingham, larceny from the
person, Two years; Alexander Spinner alias Moore,
larceny, two cases, five years. James Campbell,
house bre king. two years; W. H. Davis, David
Smith, horse stealing, two years, and George Tay-
lor, alias Camphor. two cases house breaking, four
years
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: j. H.
Lathrop TO Annie V. keyworth, part ~, so. 49,;
5000. F. 6. Casey TO 7. T. waggaman. trustee
lots I; 10 I6 So So: 8 + j. Anderscl 10 d. J.
Hartgan. lot 10. sub So 1871 "a $50 A. H. sawyer 10 b.
Callan. lot y. 50. 3se $500 r. w Byrn 10 Henry
hurt, lot Al. sd I57, and 10, l12, 81 2uo: s.. H.
Duncanson 20 b. ii. Warner and c. B. Pearson. lots
IS and To- block Is, Meridian Hill; 81 .462 So John
sherman 10 A. Behrend. lots and To- block 81, Co
Iulnbia Heights: s. .0.2S. X. 5 Perkins ct al TO
woodbury. Wheeler. tract south OF Insane asylum;
=. Thomas SrnallwoOd 10 Thos- jefferson, IL /.
50 5di: 500 A. j. Biedler trustee, 10 George C..
walker lots 80 and 81 81. s53; $500 f. W. PilIing
10 Joseph Morrison. lot IS and pit 81, so. 800;
MOi2 d. W o. Dennison ct al, trustees. TO T. W.
munster, lot 53, ID. q LIS sub, Mt Pleasant. &c,
xle4l6 Ii. II. Voss 10 Lsette j. voss. lot b. sub.
So S3l; 500.
A MISSING MERCHANT.-Nrs. J. III. Loehr. OF Rut-
Land, L. who Is visiting friends at 1916 street
THIS chy, Is greatly distressed on account OF the
disappearance or her husband Mr.. LOehr. who is
amefchant OF Rutland, was in New York city buy
ing goods, and had considerable money with him.
On TnurScay OF last week she received q telegram
nom MIN, stating that he had started for this CITY,
anxiously waiting for him. but thus far he has
failed TO appear. There fears that he has been
waylaid. He is described as a man feet IL inches
nigh, weighing about 80 pounds, with light hair
ana eyes, smooth face and bald head
SALE or JEwRLRY.-There will be a trustees
sale OF 1ewelry, safe, &C. at DuncarSon's auction
rooms TOMORROW, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK. See
advt
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Washington Markets Retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef, porter-house, CSC per h.; sirloln,
i2E al5c. per H. chuck. IOalasc per h.: do
corned. sl10c per h.; do. dried, CSC. per To-; do
fShpPed: 90 per To-; DO. tongue, sOa60e, each,
ton. lsal5c- per h. pork, 12 a16c per To-; bacon
hams. l6c per h.: cut, 2025c. per h.; shoulders
llal2kc per ID; cut; ley also. per h.; middling,
l2al4c. per H.; cut, l4al5c per H.; Lard l21 al4c
per Id.
FKrIT.-Apples, soe:a 4O per PIX: lemons, sOa4Oc
per doz Oranges 25a6Oc. doz: bananas. 20a30c. per
d.: huckleoerr1e>. lOc abe per qt: peaches, 75csl
per pix wa,errr elOns. 25c as1; canteloupes TO- 25c
h:raspberries 1oal5c. per qt blackberres 5al5c
per o. enrran.s; los: pc: qI; gooseberries. &c.
BUTTER AND EGGs.-Philadelphia print, 4Oc. per
h.; western creamery, &c. per H.; New York, 3Oa
ID: eggs. lSa2Oc. per CoZ.
FIsn.-Perch (xhite). 4Oa5Oc. per bunch: rock.
$4,000. per bh-: salmon. 2Oa4Oc. per 10; cod fish'
i21s per h. paddock. TO- per h.; habut l5a2Oc per
ID; macAere bay, l5rOc. per ib lobster, 15c. per
10; sheephead aoc per 10. taylers, l2xc. per To-;
cat fish, l0c. per h.; sturgeon &C. per To-: clans
Zoe per doz; crabs isoit .a$l per doz do hard)
25c. per dOz "
vEGETABLEs.-Beets. 3a5c per bunch: beans.
2oc per PIX: cabbage 5alOc. per head; carrots Base
per bh: cucurnbers, ao13oc. per doz-; cymiins lisa
zoe per doz lettuce. 5alOc per head onions 6Nc per
PIX: do. SPRING. S25c per Dh: potatoes 3Oa4Oc per
peas, 4Oc per PIX; turnps, 6Oc. per PIX; tomatoes,
r rer e pS mint &C. per bunch egg plant loa
dozen ~
PouLTRY.-Chickens toldD. Csc asl 2s per pair: do.
tyoung, 75c so; ducks, slasla squads. 81 5oass
per dCz.
RoBBERlFS REPoRTED.-Dr. Edward Leon No
s9 Missouri avenue, reports stolen from his once
within the past two days, light silk coat valued
at Sl5-Wm d. Crossman. 4U71s LIST street north
west. reports stolen from his yard last night
80 inch Columbia bicycle, valued at $50
The Pullman sleeping car now running between
Washington and Buffalo via Emporium Will be dis
continued On and after July II. The Pullman
sleeper leaving the Baltimore and Potomac rairoad
station at 10 p IA. viii run TO Rochester via Canaan
daiSua, as usual.
The FUNERAL OF CAPT DENrY.-The funeral OF
Capt. Joseph W. Denty occurred yesterday after
noon from his late residence. The WASHINGTON
Lodge OF EiEs, OF which the deceased was o mem
Der, attended in body and acted as an escort 10
the remains, which were taken TO Alexandria for
interEent There were numerous floral tributes
from the friends OF the deceased At the grave the
burial service OF the Elks was read. The pail
bearers were Messrs Benjamin Engel, NJ. E urell,
". g. Mccormick. VI. V. Iterney, ChaS II. Eberly.
Geo. T. Ganzhorn, VIM. Williams and VIM. ONeiI
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'Boornrs MAGIC C,oxpousn,-

certain cure for Sick Headache Cramps. Cholera
Morbus Dysentery. Cholera Infantum. Indigestion &c
For sale by all druggists Price Is centa
Also "Bo0ERrs VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP. "for
whooping Cough Group andColdA Both warranted free
from al kinds Of narcotica Price Is and Soc 3eo6am
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CAMPAIGN TORCHES and lanterns at Ryneals, AIS

FCSSk Eli ICE tkEAH
shipped anywhere out OF town
LIZ New York Avenue,
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DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR: THEREro ORE,
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM so1LED,
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE OUR PA.
IRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERArE THE
PRICES. so WE WILL ONLY MENTION FEW
SPECIAL ART1CLEs-FOR INSTANCE.
GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE,
WELL MADE. AT coo.
BETTER GOWN WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT 800.
FORMER PRICE s12o
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. se AND SO INCHES
LONG. $50. THIS GOWN IS SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS IT Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN.
CAMBRIA CHEMIsE. WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YoKEs. CSC; GOOD VALUE At s12
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 CAMBRIA
RUFFLE. TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCEING, AT 98o.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RuFFLE AND
IUCKING, csc.
IN OUR MISSES AND CHIIDEFN,s DEPART
MENT, WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
1875 PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMs, P1oUE. MAR
sEILLEs. INDIA LINEN, LAWN AND cAMBR1c
DRESSES.
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Guilty of NIanslaughter.

THE END OF THE Ross-TINNEY TRIAL.
In the trial OF French K Ross, the colored man
indicted for the murder Of Isaac Tnney 2O2 18th
street. on the 30th OF May last, after TIE STARS
report closed yesterday, the jury at four O'Clock
found verdict Of guilty Of manslaughter, having
Deen out nearly one and half hours Mr.. I. j.
Mackey for the prisoner, gave notice OF motion for
new trial
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have been
Issued by the clerk OF the court to Peter E. Koeplg
and Sarah Virginia Brtghtwell Abraham Patterson
and Laura Hawkins; Hugh r. Mccartney and Katie
j.. Sherwood; Peyton Brady and Lille A. Brown
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SUMMER RESORTS.

4 URoRA HOUSE. AURORA. PRESTON COUNTY,
"A W Val his popular hotel Is now open AAh
feet allow hide. d licicus water Excellent k-..sst
table Good sprrg besss I'D deliEhtiul sctlry i've
make il the most ple asant sorts No
Ii slaria, foCs. hay fever no mosquitoes Terms
{G per week; $50 yer month of four weeks 4 comfort
bic Carriage viii convey guests from and ~ railroad
Good reference given. For particulars. address J. II
SHAFf Err, lroprietcr Nl.-6ts
DIVER SPRINGS 81 MINER RESORT UR kP
h BLAKIST T. Proprietor, St MarysA. 4
e.upty Md-SIlt; water bathing. fine view oty ~
meal. Terms. Sle5 yer day No Oh for fishing
fruit medical attention medicine Take any steamer
which lands ut Colton's or Blskistyne's island
tyl4-lm' h. Z. BLAkISrONE MD.
DIVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD ND
IL Salt Water Bathing Boating and Fishing 4
situated immediately on the water: large ver-vc~2
andas and plenty Of shade: frst-class accom- -
moda ions at moderate rates; billiards AM k-wi,Tg
livery connected with hotel pe,isl tor families
Proprietor. trll1n
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SALE OF JEwnRY.-There will be trustees
sale OF 1ewelry, safe, &c. at Duncarsonts auction
rooms TOMORROW. commencing at 10 O'Clock. See
advt
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
XAsHINGTON. u. G.. july Is lSS; Q-4l m
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CORSETS! CORSETS!
5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
GREAT SACRIFICE.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
jyl6 l2O-422-l24 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-18

HOTEL COLUMBIA
III OCEAN BEACH Nj S~a
NOW OPEN t.A 4
Desirably located within $50 feet of SURF
Large Psrlors. Halls and Music looms
Splendid Bathing
Circulars At Star office ~
For terms. &C, address
sec to LIST aug. FRFD = roSrrp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-18

II You are Troubled with Lassitude
or lack OF strength and energy use Duffy's Pure
Barley Malt Whiskey. It will build you up. Try
tL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-18

The Pullman sleep,ng car now running between
Washington and Buffalo via EMPORIUM Will ne dis
continued On and after July H. The Pullman
sleeper leaving the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station at ~ p u Will run TO Rochester via Canaan
daicua, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-18

RoBBERlFs REPoRTED.-Dr. Edward Leon No
s29 Missouri avenue, reports stolen from his ONCE
within the past two DAYS, light silk coat, valued
at Sl5-Wm. ID. Crossman. 4U7A LIST street north
west reports stolen from his front yard last night
80 inch Columbia bicycle, valued at $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-18

N. F. E1sEMAN. l2l 7rn STREET NoarHwrs..
~ Under Odd Fellows Hall.