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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
Death Of a Young Lady.
Special To the Gazette.

MILLIcAN, July lS.--Last night at
IL o'clock. Miss Matte, daughter of
Mr.. J. c. White, died after an illness
of twelve days with typho-malarial
fever. She was general favorite and
her death was incurred by all who
knew her. She was buried this even
ing. Mr.. White is one Of the few old
veterans that are still living.
Weather very warm and dry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
Punched ny a PRIEST.
pecial TO tho CaayettA.

LAREDO, July iS.-This morning
Father Alfredo, in sermon delivered
society called "La Soudad Mutualista
Mejicana."
Don Jose Lopez Montalbo. editor OF
FL Horizonla, took otlense Mt the re.
fight. The priest got the best of the
fight and Montalbo WAS arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
PRUSSIA.
RAILS REMOVED.

VIENNA, July l3.-While train
which left Pala, after the one on which
was the Emperor Francis Joseph. Was
passing through gorge. near Podgo-
ritzva 1t was discovered the rails had
been misplaced. The discovery, how
ever, was made In time to stop the
train. The criminal had evidently
mistaken this train for the one con-
tanning the emperor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
SHOT IN THE LEG.

special 10 the Gazette.
CoRsrcANA, July lS.-This afternoon
G. w. Evans, landlord Of the Malloy
house, shot Abe Fry with navy
revolver, the ball entering lust above
the knee and lodging about the hip.
The bone Is considerably shattered,
and Fry may lose the limb. The
trouble originated in Fry using
obscene language and otherwise
insulting Evans wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
FoRGER ARRESTED.

New YORK, July i3-Wm. q,
Holden, n saleman In the employ of
the Babcock extinguisher company,
was arrested to-day on n charge OF the
forgery of several large orders for
goods and collecting his commission
from the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
Loss By FIRE.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn; July 10 "A
fire on Market street caused loss Of
$50, 700. The principal losers are w.
Hyder; Sellion, Samuels Il Co.; Shell
ton d Howard; Henry Streelitz:
Western Union telegraph and Mrs.
Weaver. Insurance. unknown.
The Western Union saved only their
battery-Toom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS MONDAY JULY a.

would be heterogeneous and unfair that they
did not succeed in keeping nr wales and his
chief clerk, Carrgan, In oiilcc IL very Tor.
tunate. Very respectfully,
w E. CtAMpten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
INoESDIARy AND BURGLARY.
Special 10 tic Gazette.

SptCIHI % IIIc bHEsItt,
SAN ANTONIO, July l3.-About II
o'clock last night several frame build
ings In an isolated portion of the city
were fired by iDcendiaries and burg
larized. John Sommers' saloon was
completely destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
Correspondents Rsturnad.

WASHINGTON, July Ia The special
train which carried to Chicago the
Washington correspondents and other
Journalists reached here at 1880 p. IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
DROPPED DEAD.

Special 70 the GnZette.
FoRr McINTosH, July 10 "A soldier
dropped dead from sunstroke here 10
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
TIME EXTENDED.

PARIS, July l3-The Figaro Gays
that Patenotre, French minister to
China, has granted the Chinese min
istry of foreign affairs delay of two
days, but If II then fails to give assent
to the terms submitted by France, Ad-
miral Corbet's squadron will lombard
the ports at Shanghai and Admiral
Lespes will disembark his forces Of
Foo Choo and seize the arsenal there
Two iron.clads left Brest TO reinforce
Admiral Corbet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
Mexican Wedding.

special 70 ths Gasetts,
LAREDO. July IA wedding party
special train 70 have the Ceremony
performed here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
GREAT SATISFACTION.
Special TO the Gazette.

SpeclaI 10 the UHZetIt.
Ell PAso, July 13.-The nomination
of Cleveland and Hendricks gives
great satisfaction to the Democrats OF
this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
FRANCE.
GOOD SANITARY CONDITION.

GOOD SANITARY CONDITION.
PARIS, July 13.-The sanitary state
of Paris is good. There are some chol-
eraic cases in the city, but none of an
epidemic nature.
The minister of commerce has writ
ten letter to the academy Of medi-
cine, which will hold meeting Tues
day, asking the committee to give an
enthusiastic opinion in regard to the
treatment of cholera cases aud the best
measures to prevent the extension OF
the disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14
RELAND.

THE BATTLE OF THE BoYE.
BELFAST, July l3.-During the
Orange demonstration yesterday, near
Carrick Hill, an Orangeman shot n
Catholic. The police arrested the
Orapgeman, but he was rescued.
Fighting again ensued and at last ac-
counts, although the mayor had inter
posed, the fighting continued.
FALSE WITNESSES.
DUBLIN, July l3.-Alfred Mcker'
nan, late clerk in the Munster bank,
George Taylor, shipping clerk, and
Malcolm johnson, witnesses for the
defense in the Cornwall-O'Brien libel
case, have been arrested. Detectives
are on the track of Cornwall, who fled
Dublin when the suit was decided
against him. 1t is reported warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Kisr
win, the witness for the prosecution
Great excitement prevails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. el0. Five lot ON south side, on Penn
IN Ny lyania avenue, a lO0 feet street, the
lot l00S2i6 feet In size.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

No.2l5 Two houses aud lots "a rooms and
IN SrOomAl; lots 50xi2O feot each, fence and
$500, foi sale or irado for farm near good
town In Moth Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

Ne S a. Corner dwelling OF '"''' rooms
comprising two lots, each bOxi5i ieet-A bar
gain,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. go. Two dwellings, 8 rooms and s
IN rooms, u corner reniable for 1900 year,
Tor a very low price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MOE i8 FIGURING mill ana gins Ut a coun-
IN ~ scat near Fort Worth, IN rich grain.
growing country; twoncw burrs, wheat and
corn, two buildings, two gins lone OF them
n-saw with improved steam prcss). Wili
trade NIL or part for good land or city pror-
takes the other half
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. Ga. Good dweil,nr, Ave ruoIns, oistcrn.
IN garden ,frnit, etc, with lot ao eotsqusre,
cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

Mo. $40. Various lots In and near College
IN nm Addition, si,es tox.0, 00xpo. ltorioJ.
luxlGO, ETC., ut prices IRON sDO up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. 30 one OF tho finest residences In
IN Fort Worth. Tho dwelling ia entirely
new, OF flvo rooms, two stories, tin ROOF. the
walls studded and piastered throughout; the
lot Is .OON20i feet IN size, corner sOdded
finely In liormuda grass. All intending 10
yet handsome, comfortable home, will
please let uA show them this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. ga. Corner dwelling, six large rooms
IN and hall, with lot lUUSiOo, central Situa-
ton, cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. gs, Dwelling OF three rooms and lot
IN 20DNs) feet, with gravel walk aud drive,
bearing trce-, shrubbary. COW lot, shed and
hennery possibly tue incest small place IN
Fort Worth and u sound Investment at the
price, $500, the lot, II VIII b, noticed, being
very large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. 900 Pleasant home ON East Bclknnp
IN street new dwelling, large lot, me- veil
Uf ncverfaillng water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

k1NDALL, j. +.
|oIe1raphed THE GAZETTE for
lenInR's issue, the subjects of the
ere among the promising
Iog young men of Dallas,
" devoted TO each other, and
sof their mortal combat IL
FED in mystery.
n BOWIE STRANGE, JR.,
Dallas about six years ago
|1tI onsville, Va. and has since
<<fk in the hardware and agri-
Element house of Mitchell 4
He was a son of Col. John
of Virginia, and was q
of fine address, good bust.
Ications aud quiet, afiable
He was twenty-seven years
&ther fine looking In appear
has two brothers here, j. b
h Strange; the former cashier
Griggs' bank, and the lat.
ney at claw. His remains
a at 3 o'clock this evening
Iatthew's cathedral. Very
and impressive services
BY the rector, Rev. Mr.. Col
the floral decorations In the
at the grave were profuss
Jul.
-xxLIAM HERBERT BEALE
~ U1llas about five years ago
1jordonsville. Va. He WA
anne age as Mr.. Strange ant
been the firmest o.
eince childhood. HI
charge Of the ordel
Of Sanger Brothers
louise and was noted as one
est and most modest aud ex
nng men In Dallas. He wa
w. H. Beale OF Gordons
7T % whom the sad intelii'
cen wired. and the b.dy I
it Instructions - 70 ~ ois
scene Of the Tragedy va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. 2ol. A pretty home, n whole Rock
IN 9UNG0. and dwelling of four rooms, Tor
thirty two hundr, 4 and my dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. 80. Glendale Addition lots, various
IN sizes, NJ moderate pr.ces, near horse
cars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

MO. 2Z3. Two corners ON Pennsylvania
IN avenue, ~ l0lieet street, and lbUxlG-
the finest And only lots IN that vicinity for
eule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

VIZ Have RESOLVED
TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE sTocs
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
HAVE PRICES REDUCED
From 40 to 5Oter cent from our former low prices
Atwood Cheviot Suits at $3.50
All-wool Cashmere Suits at s8
Atwood Black Diagonal Suits at So
Atwood Black Cork screw Suits at S11.
Atwood 4B Getaway Suits at sIs.
And all others in proportiona.e low prices.
Fine seersucker Coat and Vest at 49,
lot of Odd Cheviot and Cashmere Suits at than
half whit they cost to manufacture
lot Of Odd Goats, from so cents upward
White Vests from 60 cents upwuri
Suits for Boys from Il to It years old reduced so per
cent.
Chidren's Suits reduced 50 per cent
We have a full line Of Pants from 81 upward
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
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A Zig Real Estate TFansaction.
EX-SENATOR SHARON MAKES LARGE PURCHASE {

AA-cbSAIOh sdAhUS HAAkS 4 LAHoE ~ RC6ASB OF
CITY LAND.
The closing up Of the affairs OF what is known as
the California Syndicate, !" which was formed some
years ago and secured control Of what is now the
most valuable portion OF the northwest section Of
the city, was consummated to-day in the transfer
OF the property By John B. Alley to ex-senator
Sharon. In this transaction Mr.. Alley disposes OF
all Of his large Interest in real estate in this city
with the exception OF half of square l55 The prop
erty transferred TO sharon comprises parts Of
squares 81. So. So o. g. Isl, 15S. III all Of squares
156 and 153 and the greater part OF square ISL. All
this land lies in the immediate vicinity OF Dupont
Circle. The money value represented In this deal
Is very large but the actual consideration paid
not entirely cash, az both Alley and Sharon had
made loans to the original members OF the Syndi-
cate-MesSrs- Sunderland, Hlllyer and stewart
and this transfer was made partially to settle up
the old accounts.
There has also been placed on record the trans
fer by ex-senator Sharon OF half OF square 1856
to Thomas j. Fisher and Curtis j. Hilyer, the con-
sheraton being Sos 00O This square Is situated on
the east side Of New Hampshire avenue, between
q and streets. Mr.. Sharon has also conveyed to
Thomas j. Fisher onehalf OF square 153 and twenty
six lots In square ISL, the consideration being
$1,000 1t Is understood that Mr. Fisher repre-
sents others In this purchase and that 1t is made
as an Investment
The transfer OF this immense area of land to ex-
Senator Sharon makes him one OF the largest real
estate owners in this city. Thomas j. Fisher L.
Co., his agents, 1t Is understood win place the en-
tire property on the market for sale.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 1:l5 p. m. and ex-
tngu1Shed at 500 a.
Mr.. heTnaOn AOrSeli. of the Boston Ideals, viii
remain in Washington until the opening OF the
dramatic season, when he Will resume his cOnnec-
ton with the Ideal company. II is mistake 10
suppose that the Ideals have gone 10 Europe. Only
four OF the company are there, whle the remaining
nifty are On this side OF tEe ocean.
John YORK. a fourteen year-old white boy. was
sentenced 10 the reform school during minority by
Judge Smell tlis morning. York stated that he ran
away from his home IN Richmond, Va several days
ago and wanted 10 return.
This morning. al $50 O'Clock. dead female in
FAINT was found on South Capitol and Canal streets
by III. q. b. Lewis.
Yesterday MIS-. Annie Godn. living on 1ih street,
near Grant avenue was attempting 70 quicken her
nre by using coal Oil when the can exploded and
she was severely burned.
A colOred man Appeared on the witness stand in
the Police Court this morning., and the fudge, p9ilt
ing 10 e0lored woman, asked the witness II that
was his wife. mo, SIR Was The reply. ''but we
have been living together for five yearS-" There
ought TO be law ain5t Such practices, sale the
Judge.
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CLEARING SALE

CLEARING SALE
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
BOYS CLOTHING MUST CO.
For Boys to II.
Jackets and Pants at 81 -. SOLD; nowhere under S2as
Jackets and Pants at D. sold now ere under 81 vi,
Jackets and Pants ut S4.0o sold here under 90
For Boys II to Is.
Suits at s275 soldformerly at 5000
suits at 3s1. sol iormer y ut $500
Suits at $3.50 sod orrncriy at - 30
suits 1T - sold formerly "a $1,000
suitsat $50. sold formerly ut 5:2tD
suits at 5000. sold formerly at s'40l
MEMS SUITS MUST GO
sc 20 will buy Business Su sold formerly at $40
49, Viii Suy R"siss Suit Suit SOD 500. oSriy ss
SIS will pny Blue Flannel suit reduced from $40
xiaa will bny Yacht Cloth suit reduced t,om SIS:
81 80 Will buy Fine Blu" or own English lhevio
s,a viii Nh s S%y ,. II isO f1s wors,s, Shit
WHITE VESTS MUST GO.
As cents Vest and upward
ODD PANTS MUST GO.
The prices put on these will make te,n go rapidly
S1.25 AID upward.
SEERsUCKER SUITS MUST GO
Genuine Calcutta and English Seer~,crer Suits in
tine Newest patterns 1t prices which expensive establish
nients cannot approach.
OFFICE COATS MUST GO.
Drap d'ete, Alrsca. Inp Secsucker. Mohair siciian
only found 1t the
MISFIT STORE,
je16 CORNER TENTH AND SITS
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
JOHN \. MCCALL, Jr.. Superintendent Of the In
Enrance Department If Tia Sale o. New York do hereby
certify that the MUTUAL KE-EH = fund LIFE
ASSOCIATION located il the it,, of New York. has
d. !o=.t in tiai department tn. following described
securities for Protection II is III accordance
wit the stau in such aIe and provided 10
ti!ic.te-. SlO GD each. substitute Nos G7I3a q. -
inc.usve IF United States tered pr cent st; ok
at the pleasure of the United States REGISTERED Inter-
est payable quarterly.
In witness hereof have hercunto set my h III and
alike official seal al the city If Albany. this 10th
day Of Ju,e, 1884.
(Sig1led) JOHN A. MCCALL Jr
Superintendent.
Policy Of Life Insurance in the above Association is
Jus! rtal 10 De- paid i'll line company,
and will not COST y obi'ly. than -tLffd as
I4csh. Office in Wasnrton 1909 ii. Az nIs wali,d
je13 L. Y. KNIGHT, Geli'i Agent
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ICES
LADIES GAUzE VEsrs,

AAADlES' NACZE ESTS,
INDIA LINEN So cts. 10 cts. 1917 cts
FIGURED SWISS MCSLINS, 1917 cts
FIGCRED LAWNS Linen -tyl :. ) cts.
FIGURE LAWNS. Linen Styles cts
OhGANDY LAWNS. Yard Wide 10 cents
PLAIN PINK. BLUE AND LAVENDER LAWNS
LINEN FOR BOYS SUITS. l2I cts. Is cts.
TABLE LINENS. ~ ct4.. 20 cts, y cts
OIL BOILt d TURKEY Ri D LINEN. 46 cts.
Fine All wool WHITE FLANNEL5, 13 cts, 20 cts Q.
cts, ~ cts
BLACK CASHMERES. All Wool 40 cts.
NUNS YELLING all colOrs.
thildreI's HOSE seams. IS cts.
Gents. half HOSE. no seams. Is Cts.
Ladies HOSE colored, seams, 25 cts
Chiidren's HOSE, 10 cts.
DRESS SEERSUCKERS Gt1 cts
PAkASOLS, from % cts. up
SUMNER SILKS 81 cents.
COTTO>., from cts, up.
CALICO cts. up.
SHEETING COTTONS, All Ejdtha
STRAW MATING
TOW sON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South SIDE.
tc2l Near Center Market.
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DRY GOODS.
FoR Hor WE,rHrR,

FoR Hor WE,rHrR,
SEAT0N PERRY,
~.,tSttffSSoR TO PfRRY a RROrBvS,
ESMBhoipEkfD SWISS MCsLINs ALL pRICHS
trNplA LINENS PROM l2sc 20 soc,
ENGLISH AND TRrNcH NsfSsooKs WHITE ALL
LINEN CAMBkIcs. PROM asc 20 ai 90
fhiNCh IS IAMNs.NICI ORA LAWNS line oCAI-
iIT PRINTED AL LINEN LAwNs AR ~
FORMER PRICE 2ac -'
EXTRA ZINE QUALITY PRINTED ALL-LINEN
40 LAWNS AT &c, foRMER PRICE sTho
Ao-IN. HIS MIpE PkINTEp BkIisTES, AT soe
SnLokEp ALBArRoss CLOTHS. Ar SOC foI-
PLAIN AND FIGi RED INpr. SILKS. REDUCED
70 sl& SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Lofts
..,-INES AND StMNEk SILKS
IAlhk GooD VALUES" IN BLACK AND COLOR
fD RHADAMES. SURAES AND oROs-sRAiN
%, sI1lhS AIS y. 81 . AND el50
OBJ Ri c ~ tNAblNLs IN GREAT VARIETY. AND
fMBholpEkEp NULL AND SArTEEN ROBES Al
shkAllh kEDUCtD lRICFs"
oAtLs MkklNo UNDERWEAR FOR LADTE2
>,NSrE ~ nIIlMIN AND CHILDREN.
.TE phkSS SHIFTS FOR eI 20 EACH
LADIES llsLE THREAD AND BLACK sYIg
S SIogss AND CLOSING PRICES on hPRiNd
SILK, aHuDDA CASHMERE AND nEHxU
ShANi4S IN GREAT VARIETY
Ati-MeeL fI-ANNELS, fOR BATHING sUrra
AllSMOOL CLOTHS FOR MOUNTAIN HABiT0
yte CholCL UooDS PLAIN kloUiAAs AAo "a,
SEAToN PERRY.
Established 1870 pe2n r-nn.. ssrSSr. o S"s s,ba
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
''vienan Cabinet EScer.'' always
fresh, cold and sparkling, constantly on draughtat
karSch ) reSta;:i.tilt.
KElc GMiy strictly ssl,e Price
GENTS FURNISHING AND HAT STORE IN THE CITY.
Gents Colored Percale Ties. Zoe. per doz.
Gents C0io:2d ie,ci.ie Scarts, As. per doz.
Gents White Lawn lies, 1Oc. pc! toz.
Geniiine Guyot Su-rende.,, 90. per pair.
C:i!u!Od Cellars. all VI yieS, 2jc. each.
Ceiluloid Cults 40. pa par
At tiANc's Strictly One Price,
Corner TIN and D.
WNes, xosl 60 up 1tla Street
stop at John Ross restaurant aud call Tor a glass
OF Vienna Cabinet Eetf"
Cold milwaukee Eecr
Served in Old English stone mus JonSsoNs, dc
9Ih street northwest
Fire Works.
Fire Crackers, Cannon Crackers. Greek Fire st
wholesale at Z. W. Thorn d CO.'S, BIZ 3th stnw. IL
Dark ee.s Salad Dres.iiag
Is composed CT the freshest. pnreat and choicest
condiments none, viii bay. II surpas,,s any Tat
Can De lnade AT home, Is cheaper, saves labor aud
all anxiety. co
Premature LOSS Of the Hair
may be entirely pre- ented by the Use OF Burnctt's
Cocaine
Hou eheepers should insist uron obta!nng Bar
nets fidvoring Extracts, they are the best. 60
Gushing Process s.Epn0r. iOr 7iedicinal
use; warranted chemically pure: sold by all drI:G-
glS. J. +. MCGEE, sole agent, 4O4 al ~. liza
Lilis;bor-'s Perfume. Edema 60
LuNGbory's Perfume. Marechal Me. Rose co
I.unGbcrg's EeEfs:,ne. Alpine Violet 60
arEadibOrg's Perfume, lily Of the Valley go
j. NJ. i.arOGs.c.S f;saHeT OF CasisHy Il
ssat-N
Has, for more than half century. hem in use by
eli classes OF people and Endorsed d.. eminent p:iy
stCiGls as the best tonic and inVlsOratOr eytanC.
he weak. the nervous. the Geiititutess, ali fad It
10 give new lite. vigor aDd happiness. Fart:c'l-
1aliy lduy'S medicine. 81 bOttIc. sold by I:us-
g.sts ". /. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison StlcclS, Baltimore, I'D. IL: tu,o-tl
ssEeOu%y. on 'Go3ss.acEe.''
Instant Relief for Neuralg ia, ToOthuche, Face
acne. ask for Rough on Ioot.achc" IS & 25c. 10
"Sldcrncy Etairy Isayons."
Fresh Aldcrney Butter. rhuruei every morning,
and delivered in hsfIound ward" prints, 35c per
pound Also Cottage Cheese. DutterIlIlk an. sweet
Milk, &c. per ul.iit, CIei,iIi DC. pint
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

PARTIES leaving the city for the summer are adj
viSed 10 leave the family silver IN trunk Wi the
National safe Deposit Co, corner 15JA street and
New York avenue, or rent a small safe ior Il lomi-
nal charge and place bonds or other valuable papers
therein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

OUR REASoS--We md stock entirely too
large for the season. We must therefore unload
regardless OF prices Ei5elnan Bros. the nos;
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Amusements. &c. Tonight.
THEATER CoMIQUE GARDEN Alice Oates in "The
Princess of TIebiZonde."
DRIVERS SUMNER GAEDEE.-New and interesting
entertainment
a. STH STREET.-MuSeum Of Anatomy.
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The Rifles Welcomed zssp,e.

An ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATION HONOR OF THE
RETURNING SOLDIER BOYS.
The National Rifles reached the Baltimore and
Potomac depot On their return from their western
trip at $50 p m and received enthusiastic wei
come home. Several thousand people were as
sembed at the depot. The honorary members of
the company assembled on tie platform While the
military organizations Of the city We're drawn up
In line on 9th street. When the Rifles emerged
from the depot they were cheered most Justify and
the streets were Illuminated by brilliant display
OF pyrotechnics A line was then formed with the
washington Light Infantry corps, Col W. g. Moore
commanding. In the van, the other organizations
forming the escort OF the Rifles being the Union
Veteran corps, Old Guard Captain 5. E. Thomson;
the washington COntinentais, Captain vermilia;
the CorcOran cadets, Union Veteran corps, first
company, Lieut. Urell commanding; the Capital
City Guards company A, captain T. S. Kelly; the
National Rifles cadets and Custer Camp Sons OF Vet
Grams The line OF march was along 7th street to
New YORK avenue, TO 18th street, to Pennsylvania
avenue TO 9Th street, to street and hence to the
RlfieS armory. All along the line crowds greeted
the Rifles and fireworks were discharged. Many
business houses were Illuminated In their honor.
At the armory the Rifles were welcomed by he
honorary members and by number Of lads friends
OF the organization and entertained at lunch. viz.
A. H. Danf0rth made a brief address Of welcome
and Lieut.. Hay responded happily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

FABBRs RESTAURANT Is the place 10 enjoy glass
OF the favorite Nienna Cabinet Beer" and. by the
way, Louis knows how 10 keep IL. Don't you for
Get IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

BUYERS viii do well by attending the auction
sale OF dry goods, damaged by IRE AMI water. Ut
eos 7th street northwest, Monday. June %, at 1OI
Volock An See ADVERTISEMENT In auction column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

SUMNER WNES--Just received my second ship
ment OF Rhine wines. which purchased while IN
Europe last year. Also. all Kinds OF Caii1Orni =
wines-Zinfandei, Gutede., Burgundy. Mission. etc.
And my own well-knOwn blackberry. raspberry and
pure native wine, wlic1 Is highly recommended W
ply sicians. Get them at Chr flanders, NJ. 81
Sth street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-24

The PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. Tuv wurrYx
SIAk viii DE sent post paid - any address (r the
tinted states or CaIaca until after the Presidential
eieetIOa lor nifty cents It is a large ei@bt-paya
paler o. hit!-siN COLUMNS CT interesting rt;i.r
nattef-poiltiea, miscellaneous. lessuI.si news
sno So>sip, etc send ,or = saIaple So,y.