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SHOT BY HER BROTHER.
A Sisters Reproaches Answered witt
u Bullet
THE BROTHER CLAIMS THAT THE PISTOL WAS ACcl
DENTALLY nIscHlRGEp.

THE BROTHER CLAIMS THAT THE PISTOL WAS ACCT
DENTAILY DISCHARGED.
Last night Albert Donaldson, OF ne 9Th street,
returned to his home about II o'clock under the In
auence OF liquor. He quarreled with his sister,
Mrs Fannie Warren, and shot her, the ball peni-
tEating the skull over the left eye Officer Hath
away arrested Donaldson, who made no attempt to
escape. This morning at the Police Court q war
rant was made out charging him with assault and
battery with intent to Kill, On (which he was CON-
mitted.
The upper story OF the house Is occupied by Mrs.
warren, widow, and Miss jackson, each having
separate rooms 1t appears that Donaldson. who
late ]. T. Donaldson, OF Georgetown, has been
drinking for some time and has not been very
choice In his company.
DoNALDseN's STORY.
To STAR reporter at the Police Court this
morning he said the shooting was accidental, and
that he had been drinking. He went to his sisters
room about II O'Clock and found Miss Jackson was
tnere. HIS sister and Miss jackson had some COM
pany. After the company left they sent him out
Tor some peer. He told his sister that he had to
go to the Police Court in the morning as witness
In a case where house had been raided, and she
ad nm til that he he had had dept w n his
self and her also. She continued abusing
him and he went out. but returned and she re-
Suned her abuse. When he went up into the room
she called him ''Sucker." He had been in the
bathroom, where he had left his pistol and had ii
t tnen IN his hand; They got to quarrel!ing, both
wanted them to stop, and just as he was taking
the pistol out 10 put it in closet IL went Off. He
said he did not tell the officer that he shot his
sister Intentionally but he said that it was acct
dental
DONALDSON IN THE POLICE COURT.
In the Ponce Court this morning Donaldson was
charged with assault and battery with intent to
$500
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The Electric Light and the Pork Story.

10 the Editor OF The EVENING STAR
Your readers Will doubtless remember the Jury
whose various members had some OF the pork,
Doesn't IL look as though similar privilege might
be enjoyed by some one who gives permission to a
private company TO occupy and tramp over the
roof OF the public buildings to keep, adjust and ex-
hieit electric lights, Is the case the dome OF
the Capitol and the Treasury department. Private
parties have no more right 10 be allowed such
privileges than that they should be allowed 10
move into the buildings themselves IL looks to
me. Mr. Editor, from the zeal manifested by some
OF the city officers and privileges granted by gov
e!hiitent onlclals as though some OF the electric
stock pork might be around
QuERoR.
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Silks AND VE1vErs
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET S1OO
COLORED SILKS. 90 FANCY SILKS, 81
COLORED SILKS, 81. So reduced to S1OQ
BLACK SILKS 81 25, reduced to $lOO
CASH PRICES. NO CREDIT
CARRIERS I'll MARKET SPACE
BLACK CASHMEREs double width. pure wool,
37h. so, 62, Is.
Double Width BLANKETS, $2.O0.
CLOTH. for Boys wear 81 and 60
Beached TABLE DAMASK, linen, IS. reduced So
COLORED CASHMERES Pure Wool. double width,
81, 80. 62, rs
COLORED SATINS, so BLACK SAT1NS 60
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. Is
BLACK SILKS, g. reduced to 81 so
New York Mills SHEETING COTTON
widest and best, 25
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool, 81. So
Good ca NTON FLANNEL, g.
NUNS YELLING, widest. double-width. pure wool,
(black) 80.
REMNANTS OF SILKS COLORED AND BLACK
CASHMEREs AND DRESS GOODSAT
LESS THAN COST
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SALT RHEuM
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with agonizing itching
and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with
CUT1CURA SOAP, and single application of CUTIcURA
the Great Skin Cure This repeated daily with
three doses of CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier, to keep the blood COOL the perslraion pure
and unirritatng. the bowels opens, the liver and kid
neys active, will speedily Eczema, letter Ring
worm, Psoriasis Lichen Prurtus, Scaled Head, DAN
dru and every species of itching, scaly and pimply
humors Of the scalp and skin when the best
and all known remedies full
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Blaine and Logan Clubs.
TWO MEETINGS LAST EVENING.

TWO MEETINGS LAST EVENING.
At a meeting OF the West End Blaine and Logan
club last evening, Mr.. VIM. II. Black was elected
president, vice Z. A: Savoy. Messrs. F. B. Conger,
Edward S Atkinson, G. l. JOY, C. G. Freeman and
W. II. Chase were appointed a committee to confer
with the leading republicans OF the District OF Co
lumbia with q view to the formation of a central
club.
At meeting OF the Workfngmen,s National Blaine
and Logan club last evening. an address to the
workingmen OF the country was submitted and
adopted MI. Fordham was authorized to form
glee club A letter from Mr.. Blaine was read thank
Ing the club for its assurances of support
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Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges of Salt Rheum head,
neck, face and legs for seventeen years not able
walk, except on hands and knees, for We not
able to he himself for eight years tried hundreds Of
remedies; doctors pronounced his horeless per-
manently cured by CUTICgRA LEsoLvENT (blood puri-
fer internally and CUrIcURA and CUTICURA SOAP he
great skin cures) externally.
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Tran.ferS of Real Estatc

Fitch, trustee, 10 t. b. COEneTy lots 81 and 81 so
S%; $. Emily Allen TO Nancy Brooks, pt = blk
:. Barry Farm; SO Evan Lyons TO United States
p OF Pretty Prospect: $3.50. E Frfsby To /. n
Eo.-iiS property Oh West street, near Montgomery
GkOEGetnN y en-
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WAMsurrA CorroS,
WAMSUTTA COTTON,
CENTS.
8 CENTS.
LADIES' FLANNEL SUITING, all colors,
12H CENTS.
90 CHILDREN'S HOSE, no seams
Is CENTS AND 90 CENTS
COLORED CASHMERES, all celors,
INGRAM CARPETINGS 25 cts, 80 cts, 81 cts.
ALI-WOOL WHITE FLANNELS IS cts, % cts %
cts, 3Ccts., Sc cts, 81 cts.
FEATHER-PROOF BED TICKING 18 cts
ALI-WOOL RED TWILL FLANNEL, 25 cts
BOYS CLOTH FOR SUITS, % cts. % Cts 80 cts
BRUSSELS CARPETINGs. rs cts. so cts, IS cts
TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN, 46 cts.
CALICOES. fall styles 5 cts
CANTON FLANNELS, 81 cts, 6l1 cts, cts, 10 cts
LADIES' FLANNEL SUITING, yard and a quarter
wde all wool. IS cts.
BLACK CASHMERE, 81 cts. 40 cts, As cts 80 cts 60
cts, 65 cts, 20 cts, IS cts.
OPENING NEW PATTERNS OF FALL CARPETS.
WSON's,
63G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side.
aul6 Near 7th street.
I EMUEL ERGOOD. THE POPULAR GROCER l4OS
IL 14th street northwest. says three bottles of
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cured him Of dyspepsia jv29-eo
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MEMORANDUM Or New BUSINESS
RECEIVED BIZ THE
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
From the 18th to Goth inst. inclusive:
S763,00O
&776,500

The Association conducts its business on the assess
ment plan. Assessments made bi monthly to wit
on the First Week Days of February. April june Au-
gust October and November One assessment produces
over 100000 sufficient to eighteen QS) average
death claims besides setting apart $4,000 to thu
credit of the Reserve Fund.
Office in Washington 1909 81 street
iy31 LY. KNIGHT, GenI Agent.
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MFRS. A. A. TUCKER. 1884 B STREET SOUTH.
M west says she keeps Browns Iron Bitters in the
house all the time IS reliable family medicine In
nervous affections Q.e.dacie. neuralgia &c. 1t acts like
charm. y2Y-eo
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BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwise as follows:
Michael ONeal, erect two-stOry dwelling on Con-
duit road; $3.50. Tobias Tolbert, repair frame Ba-
densDurg road; $500. Geo Ryneal repair brick, AS
9TH street northwest; $500.
- MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriagel licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM. Smith and
Mary A. Il. Taylor; Lewis Willard and Eliza A.
Dangerfield Amandos Staub and Lille Bean: Ed
ward Mckinney and Josephine Ringgold; Henrik
Calm and Henrette Wilhelmina kEOX.
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kEkRSET- Fisher. NandSey. ana SIniths0n (prOba-
EiV III EtGe!tSy nave entered to row liz the race
fcr the championship? Of the Potomac river, for
Witca handsome medal has been offered by Bob
HGliZInan- The race will take place next WedneS-
Gay at j O'Clock on tue upper Potomac. The course
Viii tf J., mites, being from Potomac Landing to
HO.,Zmans place.
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MISSES. W. u. MOSES & SoN Will be ready TO move
into their building about the 18th OF Septem-
I"r- see uiIeir advertisement under Speciai No
ties
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The Courts.

| PoIICE C0URT-Jud0e MiUS pro tenn
To-day, Dennis Richardson, q ten-year-old COL
ored boy, incorrigibity, reform school during mi
! forfeited IS collateral Oscar Toson and James
| Thomas, coiored, larceny; $40 or 80 days In JAN
| each.
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EGGS AND POULTRY.
The official Price Current OF the Washington CITY
Produce Exchange states that -four In face OF the
unprecedented crop OF wheat this year, shows an
unusual low and slow market for all grades. Grain
is arriving more freely, with corn and oats in good
demand. The receipts OF hay and straw are light,
with market fair. Butter is in light supply, and
demand good for fresh and sweet Eggs have been
In limited supply, and an active market exists The
first part OF this week poultry scarce and sold
readily above quotations Yesterday the market
eased back TO present ruling rates-sprng chickens
peaches is very large and frequently so low as
not TO bring freight charges. Damsons are plenti-
full, at 81 50 for hfty-sy pounds Inferior qualities
sell much below the price stated. Dried fruit is not
wanted nor Will IL be until cooler weather Potato
crops are large and prices rule low. Onions are In
falr demand l0r good stocks, clean and bright
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TIE PARKER HOUSE. BOSTGE, has passed into the
management Of McsSrS Bechman & Punchard, who
al" fully competent 10 carry the enterprise they
have undertaken. and bring IN it years OF expert
eiice gained from their association with the late
proprietor Nr. Joseph III. BechInan has fOr thir-
tfea years been Connected with the Parker House,
where he proved efficient that upon the retire
NJ OF his predecessor he was placed IN full
C..lrCc Of the catering ana stores department,
"hi"G position h" held up TO and during his Co
partnership With Mr.. Harvey ID. Parker. Mr.. Ed
W&r @. ICach.rd entered the hotel few years
2. AID ia the Gcatl: OF Mr. Mills enlarged his
~Al"H lc;lg" Uf the business by also taking posi-
Zion in the stewards department.. About three
y'-tTS since both gentlemen given an interest
II tn LctcI partners Young, energetic and
Ts7-lEE, thoroughly cOnyerS3ut with the hotel
h,-iEr.- down To it, minutes details, with the
courtesy and CGtcrpriS, q. Incn who mean TO sue
c'- q! there \ no DANCER that under their manage
L af t..c ECiSc VIII MOI Only fully enjoy, but will
!rtrs-.-e, ti@ hi-' reputation ii has gained The
LEV extension = b@ing rapidly pushed to compile
4 n. ss..d N.i"a finished the Parker House Will be
G." vi "a largest Wei one of the finest hotels
Ga either cJIjlneIt.
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BLACKISTON ISLAND
AND COLONIAL BEACH.

The Steamer JANE MOSELEY foot Of eth street
wharf DAILY Except Friday and Saturday at $50 q
m, for BlaC kiston Island
BY agreement with the Colonial Beach Stock CON-
pany the Moseley will. and after Tuesday. August
2th also take excursion parties to Colonial Beach
her Regular trips with the exception of Wednesdays
Fare roundtrip to either place. Soc Children under
twelve years of age 25c.
Fer further Information apply at the Office Of ED.
ABNER, Manager
Passengers for COLONIAL BEACH on SUNDAYS
VIII Ice landed at Wharf Of CLASSIC BEACH. just
above the Hotel auli-6t
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HARD Ar II.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
Is still continuing the GREAT REDUCTION SALE in
augurated few days ago, and offers the attraction
for this week the following:
BOYS SUITS, from Alto IL
At $l75; formerly sold at $780,
At so; formerly sold at $500.
At 1926; formerly sold at $500.
At $500; formerly sold at So 50.
FOR BOYS from IL to 49,
Suits at So TO- sold nowhere under $500.
Suits at 1887 sold nowhere under 5000.
Suits at Ats sold nowhere under $3.50.
Suits at $780, sold nowhere under $500.
Suits at $637; sold nowhere under $1,000
Suits at 81 %; sold nowhere under $l2G0.
FOR MEN we Will SELL
A Coed Business Suit for Sc So worth $1,000
Better Business Suit for $7.75; worth $1,000.
A Fine Business Suit for $1,000; worth $780,
A Blue Flannel Suit for ! 100; worth $500
A Blue Flannel Suit for Sc 80; worth $1,000.
Fine Blue Flannel Suit for $40 90: worth $500.
A Yacht Cloth Suit for $l20 90; worth $780,
ODD PANTS at such prices that will make them move
very rapidly-price 81 and upwards.
OFFICE COATS in I'm. Seersucker, Drap dEte, Flan-
one-hGH usual prices
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND SITS.
~ MAKE no MISTAKE. but come to the CORNER
OF TENTH AND STREETS. aul3
GREAT AND POSITIVE CLEARING
Our entire stockof
LADIES. MISSES and CHILDREN'S and MEMS and
BOYS SUMNER SHOES
At actual for the balance Of the All those
in need of Low Shoes should certainly not miss this OPP
rortunity some wonderful Bargains can be had
We have about 500 pairs
LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES
that have been soldier less than!sa They are
going now at 81 pair
All of MEMS FINE SHOES that have been sold for
Is and sc are now selling at 35O and g.
Don't miss this great opportunity. rs you Will save
money by doing at the Reliable Shoe storesof
E1NsHEIMER BROS.
81 sos It'll and 315l NJ streetS
HAVE RECEIVED THE MOST BENEFICIAL RE
III suits from the use Of Browns Iron Bitters
Miss LIZZIE KENEALY,
ty29-eo 1921 street northwest.
PEST IN THE woRIDI
UPPER TEN
w u III III 5: 5: 5 Il:
ASK YOUR GROCER
H. 81. W. CATHERwooD,
PHILADELPHIA
nFRS. E. CROFT, lila STREET NORTHEAST
Nl she nervous she could hardly hold any
thing in her hands; five bottles OF Browns Iron Bters
entirely restored her. 3y29-eo
DOLITICAL NET BANNERS
L FLAGS AND PORTRAITA
HOJER GRAHAM
au6-eo2m 81 Duane Street, N. Y.
w Carpet Lining Felt Shoemakers squeak Port.
land and r Top CementA Lime Plaster. Pitch. Fat
6alg. CESckA ARE x2oss "a ssaA
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Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine, a compound of Cocoanut Oil, beautifies
the hair and is sure TO allay all itching and rTta-
ton OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength. 60
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THE W. C. T. q. HEADQUARrERs.-The ladies of
the Womans Christian Temperance Union have
rented large house OF twelve rooms SIG sth street
headquarters They purpose having nice pariors
for their social and business meetings also read
ing room. The house Is being re1tted, and viii be
opened about the first Of october. Next Thursday
the ladies will hold services at Washington Grove
camp meeting in the afternoon and evening,
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District Government Affairs.
MEssRs COoMEs AND ACTON APPOINTED PRIyATEs O


The commissioners to-day appointed John W.
CooineS and Joseph Acton prtvates on the police
force In their note to Major Dye respecting these
appointments the Commissioners say "these APP
pointmentS are made subject to the condition that
the waiver by the Commissioners OF the usual re-
qurements as to age releases the District from any
supposed claim for an early disability caused by
the service"
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HENo TEA.

AErANo u ca
MARTIN GILLET cos (BALTIMoRE,
HE NO ADvERTISEMENT
For the week ending August a
should He-No Tea he madei
FOLLOW
The directions that you viii find the side Of each
package
WILL
Boiling hurt He-No Teaf
NO.
Because He-No is composed Of young and tender
leaves only and there g bitter principle the
very young leaf. II you will look at He No you
will see what q small leaf it is, and unlike any
mixed tea"
WHY
Is this!
FOR
The reason that no time money Is spent on the
manipulation that would be necessary to give IL a
fine appearance In a word He-No Is msde TO drink
not to look at and every Of the cost is 10 be
found in the cup" qualities.
HE-No
Tea for sale by in the original metal lined
piled by
MARTIN GILLET Co,
Established IslD
aul6 Baltimore
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LIGHTNING Reps! Electric work. J. II. Kuehling,
4lJ I2th street northwest.
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J. M. LarOque's EIixer of CaIisaya
Bark
Has. for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes OF people, ard Endorsed by eminent ply
s1cians as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find 1t
TO give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady'S medicine 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists. w. E. Thornton Proprietor. Baltimore and
HARRISON streets, Baltimore, Md. tuJh,S-6m
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WILLIAM FRIEpEIICH, the ni,,nufact uriRg jeweler
rs removed 70 80 ia sJteet on square above old
81 Iii
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
- L Ar.rrr Il n = z

ffFiFt OF TIE NHIEF SIGNAL pFF1CES,
WASHINGTON, H. c., August IS, 1881. go am.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather.
variable Winds. generally from north TO east brisk
along the cOaSs, slight changes in temperature.
For Sunday continued warm and generally fair
Wrathf - Indicated for the Atlantic coast states,
tie lower lax" region and the Ohio valley. Cooler,
partly cloudy weather and occasional showers are
Indicated for the upper lake region and the district
west Of the Mississippi river
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The Question Of Witness Fees.
JUDGE WYLIE DECLINES TO TAKE ACTION.

This morning, before Judge Wylie, Of the Crimi-
nal Court, the question Of the payment Of witness
fees TOD B. Denegr Eustice E O'Brien and Maria L.
O'Brien in the case OF E. P. Cross, charged with
backing policy, was called up ThoS j. Mackey and
j. G. Bigelow appeared for the petitioners and AS
sistant District Attorney Taggart for the govern
ment. Cross was arrested In Maryland and heard
before q. s. Commissioner Rodgers, who held the
witness on his personal recognizance to appear
here. They were also formally summoned here,
from day to day and entitled to fees amounting
TO $3.50. petition for the payment of the fees
was presented in the Police Court, but Judge Smell
refused It.
Judge Wylie declined to take any action, as thf
papers In the case had not been sent up and he die
not regard the subject an appealable one.
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Durkee,s Salad Dressing

salads OF meat, fish or vegetables Cheaper anC
infinitely better than homemade. Unrivalied as :
sauce. 60
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Chas Houghton esq, lawyer % State street Boston.
reports OF Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years. which covered the patients body and limbs
and to which ali known methods of treatment had been
applied without benefit. which completely cured
solely by the CUrICURA REMEDIES, leaving clean and
healthy skin.
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Ccndcnses: Locals.

Amusenbents. Nc.. IO.nig mt.
THE4TER COHIQTE-VarietieS-
DRIVERS GAKpES.-An interesting performance
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au16 CARRIERS I'll MARKET spAcR
MIR. CHARLES A. WIIIIAM4, BRANCH PRINT.
MI ing Office Treasury department cheerfuly testi-
es to the fact that Browns Iron Btters specific
for malaria. jy29-eo
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C1uett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarc
Shirts are the best OF all. 60
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tJssEIL-l Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
1877 New York avenue
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

GRAND EXCURSION
PEN MAR AND HIGH ROCK
VIA b. and o. to Haserstown. thence by W. NJ RR.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10TH
Leave Washington. from B. and O. Station at sa m
sharp Positively limited to 200 from Washington
Fare for the round trip 81 75 children half prlce
Over six hours at Pen Mar. No change Of cars De-
hghtful scenery route
Arriving in Washington at s.sonm
Secure your tickets the day basora lie
CIXTH GRAND EVENING EXCURSION I7YDFR
~ auspices OF Young Mems BILE Class No 10 CHRIS
tan church, on the splendid steamer W W Corc,r.n
twenty Eve miles down the river and return.
Boat will leave at $50 m. and return about 10 n m.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %. lSS4
Single ticket, IS cents
A frst-class lunch table at low and popular prioes
Tickets at the boat aul6-st
SELEcT FAMILY.ExcuRsIoN
COLONIAL BEACH
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22D, 1854
On the Popular Steamer GEORGE LEARY
Under the Managemen of the officers of the Steamer
-Four hours at the Beach positively.
Music and Dancing the Boat and Gruunds
Dinner Served st the Hotel, so cents.
Steamer leaves eth Street Wharf at o am
Returning at 10 pm.
Tickets, 30 cents. Children half price
st Mar Hotel Ticket oSe i ias and dN Pa ss sTe
ana at the Wharf morning of excursion. Hul6-5t
GRAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
" slNen 10y Golden Star SOclals Marshall Hall MON
DAY, AUGUST Is. (DSy and evening Thp steamer
Mary Washington Will leave her wharf foot OF 9TH
street, am aud Cars will in waiting on re-
turn OF Doat 1hkets % cents
LyENING EXCURSION BY THE TABERNACLE
~ IL ESDAl, August IL Steamer w W CorcorAn
leaves 80 return 1890 p. m Music and refresh.
ments. Tickets, % cents. aul5-lt
CELECT FAMILY EXCURSIONS
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PAFERHASGINGS, paintings, engravincs, window
Shades picture frames. etc, at cost, to close out
business Markrlter'S, go street northwest.
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Siseo. w. L. IuoInton, PTCpTIelOT, bdlllnOrc ana
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. TUT som
Diamond Shirts at Auerbach's, z 81. tu,th,s
American Institute on Grapes and
| Wine.
committee from the Farmers-club OF the Ameri-
can Institute appointedto visit Vineyards and Wine
Cellars, and examine into American Wine culture
report that the Wines OF Alfred Speer, at PaSsac,
New Jersey, are the most reliable to be obtained,
ana that his Op0rtO Grape makes a Port Wine equal
to any In the world For sale Dy druggists WIS
Ora Thirty Bays, Trial.
| The voitaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. VIII send
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bilty lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
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Best Fitting 9oc. Jerseys, 7S6 18th street NV. 3
Cold milwaukee Becr,
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JOhnsOn's Restaurant,
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northwest Every dellcacy. Polite attention. La
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Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted equal any
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Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
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