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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09
Republican Clubs.

MEETINGS IN THIS CITY LAST MIGHT
At meeting at Cooperative hall, on 9TH street,
last evening, Blaine and Logan workingmen's
national campaigncl club Was formed, with the fol-
lowing officers: John II. Patterson, Of New York.
president; Oliver Shaw, OF Maryland Oliver S. San
ford, OF Connecticut, and A. D. Brock, of Massa-
chuSetts vice presidents; d. J. Mum. OF Pennsyl-
Tania, rec0rd1ng secretary; Donald McCathran, OF
District OF Columbia, corresponding secretary;
Secretary H. 8. Tinker, OF Pennsylvan treasurer:
Hiram Kibbey, Of Wisconsin, sergeant-at-arms A
preamble to the constitution was adopted, indoors
ing Blaine and Logan and setting forth that the
members organized themselves ''intO a working
mems national campaign club, composed Of repre-
sentatives from different states in the Union for
the purpose OF aiding in the defeat OF man whose
election would destroy all our hopes OF favorable
legislation for the next four years" A dispatch
was sent to Mr.. Blaine stating: "While a United
States Senator you stood by us; we now propose to
stand by you and your valiant associate, Gen. John
A. LOgan.n
At a meeting OF the New York republican club.
last evening, addresses were made by First Auditor
Reynolds, Prof. r. T. Greener solicitor Freeman,
Hon. Alonzo Bell and Capt. Donald McCathran.
AT meeting OF the West End Blaine and Logan
club, last evening, speeches were made by George
". Stewart, c. c. Freeman, G. r. seymour and
others, and an appropriation was made to send Mr..
George w. Arnold to stump in New Jersey. 1t was
decided TO raise Blaine and Logan club
At a meeting Of the Florida republican associa-
ton, last evening, MeSSrs b. w. Brown, G. Ii. De
Leon and ii. NJ. ArnStead were appointed q COM
Mlttee to draft q constitution,
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In Ilfe Hands of the Marshal.

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST A CLOTHING HOUSE.
Yesterday afternoon the business OF Moses F. Else
man, clOthier, under Odd Fellows hail. 9TH street.
was brought to standStil by reason OF the service
OF three wrltS Of attachment by the marshal The
Wrlts were issued in suits filed yesterday by Mr. n.
IT, Miller solicitor, In behalf OF Stern Bros. & Field,
OF New York, for sl,1S23s Alfred Benjamin & Co.,
OF New York. for 81 03, 40 and the Rosenberg Man.
ufacturing Company, Of New York, for $3.50. There
was also suit for Seligman, May & Co., of New
YORK, against the same party on an account for
Slo7'9, but no attachment was taken out in that
case. The firms mentioned represented that Mr..
Eseman is in their debt, and they had reason to
believe he was disposing OF his stock in manner
to eVade making them further payments; that he
appeared to have large and profitable business,
made large sales for cash, and had very much re-
duced his stock An affidavit Of Joseph S. McDOn-
aid, late an empoye OF Mr. EiSeman, is fled to the
effect that 1t was the common and daily talk among
the employees OF the house that the proprietor was
making away with his property with the intention
and purpose OF cheating his creditors and that he
had removed large part of the stock in the store
from the District so as to defeat the just demands
which might be made against him. The stock Is
being appraised to-day. =.
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Picnic. Exc,,rsicns &C.

Tic Jane NCScity leaves Dolly, except Friday and
StT!y, fcr Bic. taon Island, and stops at Colo
Liil Beach except "a Wednesday trips.
\ family excursion Is given TO Colonial Beach
every t,.It Stay Ga the ArTuVs.ilith.
the NsS':,rSt"I Light Infantry CORPS VIII give
Ell excursion 20 Marshall Hall. on the steamers;
dane NCSClty ard y. ". CCrcOTaD. next Monday,
which promises to tc I:cs: enjoyable affair. The
nTSt TIP VIII ne mad" Dv the MOSeIry at $50 a. IN
siG other trips VIII =" IiaGc at convenient hours
during the day and evening
The third annual picnic and sOciable OF Branch
No 40, Catholic knights OF America, will he held
al JuenenanhS Garden ON Monday.
Picnic Of the Germantown Pleasure Cub at LOef-
fers, on Monday.
The Lady OF the Lake makes excursions to Chanel
Point every Ertdiy, ami the J. W. Thompson every
Sunday. =,
Armenia goes TO Lower Cedar Point daily except
Saturdays '-z1''.'
sixth excursion OF Anacostia Lodge. No 81 F. A.
a NJ, 10 BldckistOD Island August 18Th.
HE Excelsior I.dktS excursions to Cabin John
Bridge Tuesdays, Fridays and sundays. Tie new
steamer H. g. Wagner en- be chartered for eXcUT-
sions 20 this place.
The Saturday Evening club gives weekly excur-
SONS down the river ON the Mary Washington
me Mary " UShiHgtOn makes regular excursions
10 tccC4u;tn Falls every NedLe Stiay. 20 Marshall
l',A every saturday, and Sunday excursions to
Marshall Han and GlynCnt.
The ATrpw~nIith gees down the river every Sat
urtJy afternoon. See advt.
ne W. ". COTcOrin goes down the river as far as
G4I mont every DAY. See adyt.
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Condemned Locals.

This morning Charles Dicho found colOred male
baby on Maryla avenue southwest. Ii was car
red to the first precinct station, and cOiored
woman living near took Charge of IL.
The pr:Erain OF The Marine band concert at the
White House grounds this afternoon viii he fol-
lows: Fantasia. The Black Brigade" Boyer; ca
price, ''Hu>S&rS Ride" Spindlcr; valse. LA
Vague &etra; march. "Op. H. Schubert: polka,
"TCujOurS Gallant. Fdhrhach: cCrnet solo, Favor
ia, Hartman. Mr. VIM Jaeger; selection, "Grand
duchess DTCI.bIcia.
\ humber of changes viii be made in the pro-
gram Tor next week at tie Theater COmqua. and
very entertaining vaTiCtE performance viii be
played during the week. There Will be many new
&ttTaCtiOHS.
At Drivers Garden next week there will be q
host Gr new attractions, ana an unusually interest
In performance Is promised
tir l. {: L2"ia has taken out permit for the
erection OK It5rge store room on 18th, between X
AID L streets northwest sir. " I. H.lIer IS the
architect and builder.
tiJetn-yeJT-Oid cOlnred boy named John Iill
was charged reicre Judge Mills, IL the Police
court. THIS morning with stealing quantity OF
carIcutci'S tGulS from AIuhcus Gray. lie pleaded
I '..;y. @ni EC5 thirty days in jail
rSit Tuisy Afternoon tie little son Of Mr.. Bigrs
t"a0 Is c.--riryCsi at G"dty's line kim was run
over - IL s,I. O. - Il and L streets northwest
y =: So" ws-nn- pr. Harry VI. Newman pro-
nCHHcCU the little Sufferers wounds 10 Dc serious
C"I-1i:Ia g; -cvele cut on the leg and the Iric-
tGEt- OF tt.t. COZ.
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DISHONEST PORTER SENTENCED.-,JOhn a. Evans
the coiOred porter in Julius Lansburgh's CARPET
Mattingly yesterday for stealing four rugs and a
carpet from his employer, was charged in the Po-
lice Court this morning in two with the theft
OF the above named articles, valued at $50. Mr.
LanSDurgh, who refused to swear out a warrant
against Evans testified that the articles were
knowledge or consent. Detective Edelin, testified
TO the arrest and confession OF the prisoner Mr.
Campbell Darlington, who appeared Tor the pris-
Oner stated that Evans had had great deal of sick
ness in his family and had taken the articles on
account OF his poverty. In view OF previous good
Character heasked the court to be lenient with the
prisoner. Evans was fined S15 or forty days In
each case. An appeal was noted
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TEAS.

MARTIN GILLET & co.'s (oF BALIIMoRE).
HE NO ADVERTISEMENT for the week
ending 18th August
WHAT is this!
SIMPLY
tea in its natural condition that is without arti-
fetal coloring polishing FIXING up to
give 1t a fine appearance: in q word il is the
kind the Chinese drink themselves in China
Evidence, any. that this is not another hurnbus,
catch penny? Who endorses it?
Thousand people in Baltimore who use IT, It is
also endorsed and guaranteed by
MARTIN GILLET & co,
Importers OF Teas established at Baltimore
in 1911, the present members of the firm
being the descendants Of the founder in the
third generation.
HE-No
Tea for sale by grocers in the original metal lined
packages. / H., Il ID. and ID sizes-The
trade supplied by
MARTIN GTLLET & CO,
au9 Baltimore. Nd.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AHiusenentS. &c. Tonight.
THEATER CcMIoCE.-Female MINISTRIES and va
EctiCS.
DRIVERS GARDES.-IntereSting performance.
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.es Effect Oh Real Estate TRANSACTIONS
and Building Operations.

HOW ITS INFLUENCE Is FELT IN BUILDING Asso-
CIATIoNS-AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHN JOY EDISON
He PROPOSES A MODIFICATION OF TIE Law TO
REMEDY WHAT HE CONSIDERS VERY OBJECTION
ABLE FEATURE-A OZARK" LIEN ON REAL
ESTATE
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For PRESEEvING.-F1ne catawba grape brandy.
guaranteed 10 b. pure. Also, fine imported Estra-
Scn vinegar fer picking. etc Get 1t at Chr.
flanders, 81 9Th street northwest
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Alexandria Affairs.

pelCrteu IKE EVENING STAR.
RECEPTION. - The Alexandria Light Infantry,
which won the drill prize of the Sd regiment at
-ynChburg, Will receive an ovation upon Its return
home tonight The honorary members and other
citizens held meeting at the armory last night
and arrangements were made for public welcome,
with torches, music, fireworks and banquet.
SORRY THEY WENT.-SOme OF the fugitfveS from
the raid OF the LOudOun sheriff's posse upon the
gaming camp at the edge or the bush meeting at
Purcellville reached here yesterday, having left
shoes and portions of clothing behind them. They
were torn by brerS, fO0tSore and weary and intend
never to participate in temperance overflow meet
ing again.
THE Sun FIRE CoMPANY.-The old Sun fire COM
pany, under whose auspices the funeral OF Hiram
Webster was conducted yesterday, turned out about
fifty strong. They sent pall-bearerS to WAh-
ington Maj Geo. Duffey, w. W. Rock, John S6ili-
van, FeId Knight and Robert Williams, and had all
the old fireman committed to the tomb with due
honorS.
NOTES.-The Old Dominion boat club will unite In
the reception OF the Alexandria Light Infantry to-
n1ght.-A number OF the Alexandria HerbertS and
Faifaxs OF this city attended the funeral OF their
relative Gen. j. r. Herbert, in Baltimore on Thurs
day.-NeXt Thursday evening the United Ameri-
can Mechanics will receive visit from their Wash
1ngtOn cOmradeS.-S L. jenkins has been chose
foreman OF the Columbia steam fire engine.
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CLEAN CUT Bailey dollar saw.

WASTED-TO PlIrchase-three or four nice COun-
terS for Dr. goods store. Address l. e., 81 Penn
= lyaLia avenue southeast.
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The ". l.. 4. Corps Encampment.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR THE TRIP 10 LONG

BRANCH.
The Washington Light Infantry corps, at a spe-
cial meeting last evening, completed the inal ar
engagements for the encampment on the lawn of
the West End hotel at Long Branch, for which
place the corps will leave Washington next Satur-
day. Arrangements were made so that honorary
members and their families procure tickets for
the round trip at s., good only the special train
next SATURDAY night, but good for the return trip
VIII nave the tickets for distribution and after
Wednesday next The command will leave this
city over the Pennsylvania railroad on a special
through train, with parlor and sleeping cars. on
Saturday next. 18th instant, at 1880 p. m. The
Wilson post band Of Baltimore, which furnished
the music on the occasion OF the encampment at
Cape May last year, will accompany the corps.
The corps VIII return home Monday, the 25th
John Davis, E. A. Clifford, Jos Fitzgerald and
Camii Solan Were elected honorary members.
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A Sewer Grievance i'm West Washing.
tom


To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
A large part OF Georgetown is without sewerage
and the existing sewers are In ,many cases nut
sanccs, aggrayating the evils they were intended
to cure. Why this part OF the city Of Washington.
for such It now is, is 10 derive benefit from the
half million appropriated by Congress for sewers is
problem which Is perplexing the tax payers here
who Will be called upon to pay their quota whether
they get any benefit frcm 1t or not. Every heavy
rain floods 32d street In the vicinity Of street
creating great lake Of mud Whereabouts, subject
ing the business men and residents 10 heavy losses
and two years ago q petition was sent to the Dis
trict Commissioners, signed by most OF the promi-
nent business men on 32d street and its vicinity,
asking for the construction OF a new sewer along
that street, from street to the river OF sufficient
capacity 70 carry OF the water and save them from
the damage Inflicted upon them every time there is
heavy rain. The so-caed trap TO the present de-
iectlEe sewer at the southwest corner OF 32d and
streets Is simply open hole or stencil conductor
poisoning the air In the neghborhoOd with foul
gases deleterous to health Nearly opposite on the
east side OF 32d street the main sewer terminates
anc the end Is Open giving free vent to foul ex
| haiationS, which cause much sickness This being
the case 1t created great surprise that this section
was ignored in the preparation of the schedule for
sewer construction 10 be paid out of the half mil
/ lion appropriated, and IL the District authorities
take no action In the matter an appeal VIII be made
10 congress at the coming session to have Justice
/ done To the GEORGETOWN TAx-PAYRKS
THE NATIONAL HOTEL THIEF-Lucy Raw Alias
Fantroy, the colored scrubber at the National no
! tel, who was arrested by Detectives Edelin, and
|, Mattlngly Thursday, for q number OF petty thefts
committed In the hotel, was tried tn the Police
money, clothing. linens and jewery, and Convicted
| IN each case She was fined s. or Is days in each
| case.
| GOODS AT CosT.-Trunnel Clark viii commence
On Monday TO sell their goods at cost, as win be
seen by the regular announcement In our advertis-
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READ EIowe.s Business school. EDUCATIONAL col

REC viii continue the present low prices for fine
photos through the summer. Studio 1911 and 1919
tclN~k INll:il GNenne.
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IFsTERD Al q cGI0Tad lahOrer at the Pension office
Building fsi a distance ~ - feet. fractUIng his leg
near the ankle and receiving severe bruises. He
attended Is Dr. Ii. f. Lc,iCu and removed to
lis home 1911 / street Northwest.
HIGHLY BECOHHgNpED FOR MEDICAL OR SOCIAL
IJEF5 SES-We have recently purchased direct from
bond line 81 pure rye ThI>kiCS, being four years
tld AID CT ygTy high grade. We are Offering these
goods al tie ytTC low price of three dollars per
."llcn- THESE gCCis are Superior to any offered In
this market, wholesale or retail.
y. 4. METZGER {, BROTHER,
III 9TH street northwest.
Next to Odd Fellows Hall
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fIS>EILS ICE CREAM
Shipped anywhere ont OF town.
1i21 New York avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
TIC weather..

The Weather.
CTrICz OF The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. c., August 9, 1885,, go am
For the middle Atlantic states. generally fair In
northern portion, cloudy, with occasional showers
In southern portion, and the coast north TO east
winds. slightly CJO.er, higher barometer. For sun
Day, continued cool and generally fair weather Is
In Heated Tor the lake region, and continued COOL
partly ciO,Idy, and threatening weather, with Oc-
Cjsipn2 showers, tor New England AMI the middle
Atlantic stats
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The Courts.
POLICE C0rRr-.Iiilfr Nil

POLICE CoURr-Jud0e Mus pro tenn.
To-day, Moses Winters, colOred, profanity: e.
Henry Curtis, colOred, throwing stones; S. Philifs
Turner, colored, and Henry McKenny; profanity IS
each.
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CLEAN REc0ED Bailey 81 saw

BUKY's TIpsissewa cures kidney and bladder Gis-
eases.
No CHOLERA if stomach's protected by Lewis
fiasteTS
SPLENDID Glasses, 81. Hempler, optician, 453 Pa.
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SLAMMED Broom Co, 500 7;h st. B. Bailey.
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HsxDsoWF and convenient houses for sale on 3
street northeast by :. H. Walker, notary, go Lou
iiGnJ avenue.
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GOODS AT CosT.-Trunnel & Clark will commence
ON Monday to sell their goods at cost as win be
seen by the regular announcement In our advertis-
ing columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09

DROWN'S IRON BITTERS DOES NOT CAUSE
ID headache produce constipation.
BROWNS IRON BIrTERS has no equal for Inter-
mittent Feyers. Druggists sell it. ty26-eo
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On Thirty Days, Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall. Mich, VIII SEND
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-VOltaic Belts ans
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to mer
Goung or Old who are afflicted with nervous de
blty, lost vitality ana kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly ylgor. Address as above n. B.-No risk i.
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,S,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09

BABY Use Cutcura Soap. exquisitely perfumed
Skin Beautifer and Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sana-
tive. jy31
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AsA any NtffA0
In the city OF Baltimore Cwhere the merits OF
DQffy's Malt WhtSkey is known better than In any
other city of this country what the physician
preScribcs for the Sick in cases OF fevers and
she will answer only Duffy's Malt Whiskey. 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09

I WAS ENTIRELY CURED OF A CHRONIC CASE
Il OF dyspepsia by Browns Iron Btters and stronelv
recommend il to sufferers from this disease J p KE
GEkk1ES, $50 10th street northwest. fy1q-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09

A Pure and Effective Hair DresSin,
Cocaine, a compound CT Cocoanut OIL, beautif
the hair and is sure TO allay all itching and rrt
ton OF the scalp.
The superiority Of Bprnetts Flavoring Extrac
consists In their perfect purity and strength co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09

J. M. LarOque's Elixcr Of Calisaya
Bark
Has Tor more than half century. been in use BY
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
slcfanS as the best tonic and fnvigorator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady,s medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists. w. K. Thornton, Proprietor. Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th,s-6m
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THE TRFsInENTiAL CAMPAIGN. THy WEEKLY
FAR Will Ee sent POSTPAID to any address IN the
ntCd States GO NADIA until after the presidential
election for 50 cents IL Is q large eight-page
rGICT OF fifty-SiX columns Of interesting reading
Llatter-IolHlcal, miscellaneous, personal, news
AID ao1sip, Ctc. Stnd for a sample copy.
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RIVER THADE.-HarbornaSier Sutton rerorts
arrivals ut the river front as fOilcwS Schr fistle
Fla, Dickson, forty barrels apples G. BrowL. Eight
schOo2ers, With 1s,gi. wateImeIODS Tor city mar
kStS.
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COnsumptiVeS.
Try Duffy'S Pure Barley Malt WhiSkey; II will help
you. 1t has cured serious In the hospitals IN
Baltimore Ask your physicians permission to try
it; 1t will help you. CIV
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ssIIough or Pain, Plaster

Porous and strengthening. improved. the best for
backache pains in chest or side. rheumatism, neu-
ralgia 25c Druggists or mail. IL
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Steamer Moseley:wl leave 9th street wharf at 80 O.
m; returning, Will leave Marshall Hall at D. m.
Steamer Corcoran VIII leave 9Th street wharf at p M
and the steamer Moseley 9th street wharf at
$50 p Both boats viii return to the city at II so
p.
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with the government departments try Duffy's Pur
Barley Malt Whiskey to build you UP after tn
labors and fat1gues Of hard days work. 1t Wi
restore color TO your cheek, elasticity TO the ste
and tone to the stomach Try it. CIV
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MECHANICS LIEN FILRr.-Wm IL. Doherty YES
terday Fled mechanics lien against Albert NcIn-
Josh L Co, agents for Wm. III. Stewart and DuyaII
Mari, and us agents OF an uEdiscOsed principal
ipOn lots IA 10 24 subdivision OF square 40 for
fGDsq. balance due for the construction OF eleven
brick houses under contract with Albert McIn-
tcSh, as agent 0f W. H. Stewart and others
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenla 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose go
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley 60
Tired and Nursing Mothers.
Try Dufy'S Pure Barley Malt Whiskey; it VIII build
you up. 2w
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DIR. ODoNNELL GOSE-Dr. ODonnell, OF Chinese
Frer no'o-tety, exhibited his photographs OF The
victims OF IeFiO>y on the columns south OF The
h4ila entrance OF the city Hall yesterday after
noon and spoke for over two hours TO a small
auCeEce lie left the city last night at 10 o'clock
Ter S&E Francisco.
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"AIderAcy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in half pound .'Ward" prints 35c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButtermtIk ana sweet
MILK, &c. per quart. Cream 15c. pint