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FoH NEXT w EEK.

FoH Next WEEK.
z. G. DAVIS,
10 NARKEr SPACE
lot WHITE GOODS. 12}<c former price 25c.
INDIA LINENS. l2H to 45c.
PERs IAN LAWN reduced.
PURE LINEN LAWNS, 25c per yard
Choice patterns BATIsTE
Allow r EMBi OIDEhY
Fire CAMERIC ard Ma N,OOK EMBROIDERY
IhCFS, FANS NULL TISCHUS
Isle and SILk GLOVE,
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
POPULAR PRICES
E. G. DAVIS,
lyle 71e MARKET SPACE.
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Sold by all druggists Price: CuT1cuRA so cents; Re
SOLVENT 81; SOAP, 25 cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1
CAL o Boston. Mass
Send for HOW To CURE SKIN DISEASES"
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told the great curative
powers OF the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. l have paid hum
Or DIS OF dollars for medicines diseases of the
biood and SKI ncver found any lining yet to equal
the CCTIcCEA REMEDIES CHAS. A WILLIAMS,
Providence, H. /
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Lrrr assurance

Lnrr Insurance
Under any and all systems consists IN collecting fro0
the living TO the representative Of the dead Tha&
IN substance Il all there In Of life insurance All ths
rest 10 mere method That system plan best fo9
the insured which achieves this purose most simply
directly and in~xpensively The system inaueusted b.
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life association does thts n
Is superior to aud an Improvement upon every othee
combining all the advantages and avoiding all the de-
fects and incopveniences Of the level premium and
operative syst@ms bet~ which II occupies middle
ground It Hvoids the perils Of large accumulstoos
and affords absolute indemnity 1t actual Nsve
wss there q plan devised that grew rapidly popular
fsvor and although IL has reached s fourth yeaS
of xistence there but three old line cofnpa-
nies IN the country writing many policies month
as this Association Once. le0s st. Agents wanted
yl0 y. KNIGHT. oenl Agent
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XKYALKERsS 2Ol 10TH STREET NORTHwEsT-
w CARPET Lintnx Felt Shoemaker Anti -sQues PuF
land ana Il 10y C<u,snts l2ne 1instsE. k7ach Rsls
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CARRIERS. I'll MARxFr spAcI

A LADY WRITES: II HAVE USED AYERS SAR
"A sapariua IN my family for many years. and could
not keep house without it. For the relief of the pains
consequent female weaknesses and irregularities
consider 1t without an equal"
MOT PARTICLE OF cALoMEL OR ANY OTHER
~ deleterous substance enters into the composion
Of Ayers Cathsrtic Pills On the contrary they prove
OF special service to those who have used caloe and
other mineral pOsons medi, in and feel their in.
furious edectS In such cases Ayers ILLS are inval
u2o1a iva
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CLOTHING
FOR bot WEATHER.

At home. mountain ton.
seaside or bay. Nuns. Cloth,
Serge, Seersucker, Alpaca
Cashmere, Flannel and
Drap d'eta Suits,
Extra long Drap d'eta and
Alpaca Sacks. Travelling
Costs In Linen. Alpaca aud
Pongee.
White Duck. Alpaca and
Drap d'eta Vests.
Children's Sailor and Nor.
folk Suits.
Shirts, White and Colorefi
Neck wear in all new snaneo
Light Underwear, Glove.
&C.. &C.. 1t very roduce4
prices Tor cash.
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NOAH WALKER 4 co.

N oAH WALKER l. CO..
6ze Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER L co.
e1t Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER & 90.
fstPennsylvania Ava
HOAH WALKER 4 co
t9t Pennsylvanis Ava
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
COS Pennsylvanis Ava
NOAH WALKER Z Co.
tst Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER & co.
lst Psnnsylvai1is Ava
NOAH WALKER B co.
e2s Pennsylvanis Ava
NOAH WALKER 4 20.
COS penusylyania Ava
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NJ F. FIsEMAN. 42l 71H STREET NoarHvrar
IL Under Odd Fellows Hall
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TnusKs, Tnusksn TnusKs:u
sATCHELs! sATcHELs! sATcHR1s,u
BAUM'S.
ZIG 7TH STREET NoRrHwRs1
TRUNKS from 81 75up.
TRUNKS. WITH ZINC BOTTOMS. from ssun
SATCHELS from CSC up
Also the cheapest line of HAMMOcKs and CRooUEr
In the city.
HAMMOCKS from 70c up
CROQUET. Eight Balls and Eight Mallets from n nm
Call ard examine tbs above Goods as you can ave at
least Twenty er Cent by purchasing from u.s. tyll
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If You are ssOing on a Sea Voyage
use Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Wh.skey. 1t will
prevent Sea-SickneSS when used at the meals. Try
It 10
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If You are Troubled with Lassitude
or lack Of strength and energy use Dufry's Pure
Barley Malt Whiskey. 1t will build you up. Try
1t. -
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SPECIAL Norrck

'fFSPFCTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION oF
lPCEITECTS AND THOSE CONTFMPLATYN0
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
IARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH
] CONSIDER AS GOOD Ii NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. MOULD ALSO CALI, YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
EkS, FROM THE FACTORY OF LANES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING Used EXTENSIVELY IL
SOME OF The FINEST HOUSES In ThE CITY
WHICH VIZ JAKE GREAT PLEASURE An lskFER-
KING 10. CALL Is SOLICITED AAD xsAI-
AAAAS PROMPTLY FukAlsttED
WALLER d. wYylLI. EXCLUSIVE Aaxsr.
APIS No. 452 PA AVE NEAR ~ STREET
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CrT1cuRA REMEDIES outseil all other medicines
keep for skin diseases Ny customers and patients say
that they have ELECTED every instance where
ether remedies have failed b W. BROCkWAY, Md
Franklin Falls. n a.
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Sc $'s 4 4 4 FL 81 + e e.
IT IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE. But OUR
AvowED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUc
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNEx1Na THE NEXT DooR
BUILDING.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR: THEREF ORE
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM so1LED
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE OUR PA.
IRONS THE BENEF1T 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-Fok INSTANCE:
GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE,
WELL MADE. AT &c.
A BETTER GOWN. WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT &c.,:
FORMER PRICE sl.oo
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS IS AND q INCHES
LONG. $50. THIS GOWN IS SPECIAL rRArURE
PARTICULARLY As 1T Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN.
CAMBRIA CHEs1sE WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YoKEs ssc: GOOD VALUE AT sl2s
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY THE CHEAP.
EST EVER OFFERED
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIA
RUFFLE. TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUcK1Na. Al sec.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RuFF1E AND
TUCKINa. CSC.
IN OUR MISSES AND CHnDREN,s DEPART
MENT. WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
ss,s PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE GINaHAMs, P1QuE MAR.
sE11LEs INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND oAMsR1c
DRESSES
CoRsETs! CoRsETs!
5000 PAIRS At LARGE REDUCTION. VIZ
SHALL. DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES. AND WILL SELL THE LATTER At A
LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
U1s S9o-l2a-k2I SEVENTH STREET
THs Dus1Ap Furu AVENUE
AIRING STYLE CASHMERE AZ
sss!ss a gEss VI Z :; =! -
AZ NuLETT RUOFFH
Eols Agent fos Dunlsp's New York Hats
ap30 VS. Psnnnylvanta svenuA
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Restorative WIN.

Restorative Wine.
II you are weak and suffering from general de-
billty, YOU should use SpeerS Fort Grape Wine. II
will purify your blood. restore digestion and make
you feel like younger person. For sale by all
druggists. WEs
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J. o. O'MEARA CO.,
Ia47 Pennsylvania Avenue
Are selling their entire stock-Guns Rifles Cutlery
Tools Tackle. Notions. Musical Instruments Jewelry
Hardware, &c. at auction. every evening Mt 7p.m
bargains can be had See auction advertisement ,y7
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DIP WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AZ
" the b. II JUST rs Old stand Known tor rssrs
ss the only place where 6rst-clAss SECONO-HAND
CLOIH1NG can be sold NJ respectable pricea Adde'S
cali
JCSTa's Old stand No 6l9 D street. between 9Th and
It'll streets orthwest.
n. 6.-Note By mail srInlrtAy attended to pur9
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NEw Music

NEw Music
C!evelands Grand Victory March. price IS cents
Washington High School March. price 80 cents
White Plume March. Introducing the melody Of th
great Republican Campaign Song, Well folloy
Wh-re the White Plume Waves" Price 80 centa
Published and for sale by
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.,
!y14-1m 937 Pennsylvania Avenue near 10th street
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CITY ITEMS.

VII IL EMS.
The s'Vienna Cabinet Beerss
Is also kept on the steamer George Leary.
Duffy's Pure BARLEY Malt Whiakey
Will cure any case OF dyspepsia or indigestion II
taken properly. II has cured some weil-known
people In This city, whose names may be learned
on application at our Office Try it. I2
Papa MOelich,
In Georgetown, runs the famous svienna Cabinet
Beer" a
The Only
strictly one price hat and gents furnishing store IN
tnls city: Prices cheaper than the cheapest Be
wise ana Guy at Francs, one price, corner 7lh and
D streets
big bargains, panic prices, 736 9TH St Mourn
Ing Store NV.
81 Have Made . Careful Aualysis OF
your Duny Barley Malt Whiskey. finding 1t en-
tlrey nee rom fusu Oil, an cordially recommend
II 70 the Medical Profession for its purity.
.. "a. ARENpT,
II consulting and Analytical Chemist
Rogers Il Bros
silver plated Teaspoons &c. half dozen, for one
week, at "Boston Variety store"
bicycle Shirts At Auerbach's 9TH and a em.w
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ThOrntOnss Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility easy and pleasant
TO take Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists Large bottles, 1G. Manufactured by ". Z
thornton, corner baltnnore una harrison streets
Baltimore, Nd m.w.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-23

The "Vienna Cabinet Beerss
Is also kept on the steamer George Leary.
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Dr.. W. s. Cline,
Physician and Surgeon,
Toms Brook, Shenandoah County, Va,
Duny alt MhiSkey Co.,
BALTIMORE d.
Gentlemen: / find the sample Malt Whiskey a
strictly pure article, free from any hurtIuI i'm
purities, and just the article Tor tubercluous
patients ! will hereafter prescribe it IL my prac-
tce Respectfully
IL w g CLINE
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DIR. James j. O'Dea, of New York
city, the great authority On insanity, writes that
he uses nothing else IN his practice as stimulant
Out Duny Pure Barley Malt niSkey. Try it IL
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cess with Duffy's Barley Malt Whi,key than she
did with cod liver Oil for very bad case OF con-
sumption. Try it. IL
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SUMNER RESORTS.

~ NJ LIN hLSOR ..
res, $! E non s sE APP MINERAL BATHS
Altitude over 900 feet no logs dsnpness four min
eral waters: lsrse swimming Isool.
psssans iS1r,S h % sa.n OF -FOUR weeks Som
Hound "trip ckets, good until October slst $3.50
had uf A s PhAfT & Sons. Manaeefs
y2S-lm 4ol 9th street northwest
rINHE NEW MINNEQUA HOTEL
Is now open FOR guests,
:yaas. Minnequ. Springs, Bradford county. Pa
THE BALDWIN. aAa
Entirely new aid elegant: The best on the Atlantic
coast capecty. 800 First season Now open.
For particulars address
ty23-wfmlm GEO. W. KITTEL1E. Proprietor
, andosh Co. Va Mrs. SMi ERs oaaer 3AA
found trip tickets via B and Q. road FIR l.1l
tertls ano circulars ADDRESS as above. ty2l-l5ts
4 UkoRA HOUSE, AURORA. PRESTON COUNTY.
far tn. Reception spesss hs SEaA
ieet aoSv- hid ID l!cous water llert j.: ~
table Coed spring bs~s d delightful scenery serVr
alaia os- no lay fever no nolauits s'T Terms nS
Is per week Q per month Of four WEEKS 4 comfort
S Sc rs;rence giy.n. For particu addr IS j Ii
sdAFFEk lroprietor. yl7-6t'
RIVER SPRINGS s, MINER kEsoRT. uR n.P
sa M day S Sy' ss M sSr
irult medical atteti medicine Take any steamer
whlcn lenlts at ColtoDs or Rskistone's island
yiA-lM X. z. GLADSTONE, MD
lkFR VIEW HoUS OXFORD MD
n Salt Wa,e. Bathing. Boating aud Fishing A "a
81 uated immediately On the water. larSe ver-cNY
a.ds and plenty uf SHADE. hgst-cass accom- l..,e
noda ions t moderate rates: billiards and bwl-I-r
nSery co.. n ced vi hotel pc ial rStes families
Send tor ''irCular. CLARENCL PErE.lS. Owner and
p o. retor. iii I'm
HOTEL COLUMBIA 80
IL OCEAN BEACH v J. vNA$
NOW OPEN t,HtS /
.Drsiraby located within $50 feet Of surf
Large PArlors Halls and Music Rooms
Splendid Bathing.
oIchestrsfrom July lst
Tor terms. &c, address
So TO Isl aug. FRED. T. FOSTER.
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Papa MOelich.
The ONLY

In Georgetown, runs the famous "vienna Cahine
Beer" a
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On Thirty Dav., ,yr,al

On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt CO..Marslan. Mich, Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Eiectro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bllity lost vitality and knured troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration or health and
manly Vigor. Address as above. \. B-No risk Is
incurred, Us thirty days trial is allowed w,s,ln
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Transfers of Real Estate.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have been
Issued by the clerk OF the court TO Walter l. Sim
mons and Eta E Calhoun, both or Georgetown;
Jesse Platter and Helen owens, both OF Anne Arun-
del county. Nd; Thomas A. Johnston and Carrie
A Dorsey: Joseph Bland and Rosetta Robertson;
EDWARD Potter and Alice Rogers, both N Fairfax
county, Va
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-, IhE 1AtksoS DKG0CRATIc ASsoCIATIoN.-A regIi-
III meeting OK the Jackson democratic ASSOCIATE
was held at CoSInopOitaR hall last evertnT-V- /
+ MOTIFS was Chairman and Mr.. c. p. Culver secpr-
tay- george W Hugue.ey and c. ". Dorr were
eiected members Mr. Barker, OF the executive
committee reported that they had fixed September
lilh a. the GATE Tor the ratification meeting mo-
tol was carried directing the secretary and com
Mlttee OF three 10 prepare list OF the $50 members
OF the ASSOCIATION, with their residences MessrS
" =. ste"art. pr. IL H. Barker. and H. .. Clagett
were appointed as the committee The associafion
adjourned Tor two weeAa
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Big Bargains, panic prices, 7ss 9TH st. Mourn
Ing Store n. w. a
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HARVEY HOLDEN also keep the "vienna CALI
net Beer on draugnt.
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"Consulting and Anafytcs

Rogers Il Bros
Silver-p plated Teaspoons, &c. half dozen for one
week, at "Boston Variety store"
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sss PINNs1IvANIA AVENUE. south side.
N22 Near It'll ,tres<
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TRUANT HUSBAND CACGur AND SCBprEp.-Last
evening, between ana 5 o'clock, a lady. accom-
panied by little girl .; years, net ner hlis-
uahd Walking with a ndShiiy dressed woman In
mont OF the city post Office. The wife Immediately
o>sln 10 uporad him IN reproachfui terms. His
companion retOrJed in words which clearly proved
her vocation During The dispute the man cleared
out- Dut NAen the war OF words was ended and the
Two women had parted. lie again reappeared and
yOiEed Ms Vile she. shaking her head gave him
severe lecture and marched him or acGoss Mar
ket space The husband and vie are said 10 oe
from Richmond, Va.
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HEMPLER's optcisn. selling out: no offer refused.
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shipped anywhere out OF town
i421 New York avenue
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pEiTH OF Mr. WV Is. DOwSING.-Nr William r.
Do''iiilg- OF the wellknOwn firm Of builders w b.
DOWN.! Bro i2ls street. died this morning at
hls residence. No. aI3 L street northwest, after an
Illness OF a few days VII. Downing was a man OF
ROBUST health Last Monday he was taken with a
sudden attack OF cholera CrbuS. which teriufna! ed
fatally az an early hour this morning. Mt Down
ing Was ior many years one of the leading citizens
OF the cd third ward and under the old corporation
government was the assessor. He WAS an active
member o, the old fre department, being attached
10 the OLD Northern Liberty company, No g. a. .
.ltZen he was universally respected He was a
toinuiunicaat OF the InInacu1ate Conception Cath
Ollie church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-23

NoRKISGxBS AFRAID OF THECHoLERl-The Fed
eraion oi Labor al lis meeting last night adopted
resolutions setting forth that II has been stated
that the agents cl mining companies and other cor
Yor@tSAS have been making contracts with the la
orers and Others fleeing from the cholera districts
OF France and Italy and sending them 10 America:
that workingLnen r1cd with dread al The fright
Iul prospect OF naE-ns TO associate a, their daily
occupations with tEese Injected people, and APP
pea4llg TO the President OF the United States TO
US his power 10 the fullest extent 10 save them
from this fr1ght1ul ScOur-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-23

IHE MAINLAND kEFCBLTCANs--A number OF
repG0HcanS OF Montgomery county, MARYLAND
met last night at Sligo - make arran -elneniS Tor
4 nag RAISING aud mass meeting In that IeIghbOr-
AoOd ! hS meeting Will prob. Oily take place on
AGPus' II number Of speakers or prominence
VII! De Ia attendance and II Is likely that some OF
TIE campaign clubs OF the District viii be present
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TWENTY-FIVE TINES N TwESTY-SEyES MINUTES
Auurt" jackson. the alleged Colored Police Court
1pper, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Urficer
HdFoln Tor di-0yGer!y cCI.duct at the entrance TO
sLe once court JUge Smell told jackson hat he
lad better obey the orders OF tie Officers ID fined
MN - The officer says that jackson passed
lLr0uge the entrance 10 the court p time, In q
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-23

THE DRIVING CLUB RACES ON FRrp,Y-The on
Tres Tor the - pure. offered b. the Driving club
and whic.. Will IL tTOtted Tor on FRIDAY afternoon
IeNt 81 O'Clock. ClU>,t. last evening The horses
entered are Jessie. Volunteer. Tac.1cy LOUIS T.
willie l.. Homer AID B.Ie Dick This is "a speedy
!ot OF local LrOtterS The running race did not I'LL
ia Its pace there VIII be exhibitions or speei no
tween toe heats by the fastest horses owned by
members OF the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-23

DISTRICT DELEGATES TO THE AMERICAN BAR As
soCiATiOS--At called meeting last evening G
bar association OF the District OF Columbia elect
the following delegates TO the seventh annual
meeting OF the American Bar association which Is
70 o. held 30 Saratoga. August 20th. 2ISJ ana I'D:
EhOch Totem. :. > EeuE!e. H. Wise Garrett, +. P
tuply and A. Porter Morse. The annual ,ddrsss
VIII De delivered by Hon John +. Dillon, or New
York.
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7 o W 8 o N
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DIkTZs Bon Ton restaurant. IN the first ward, has
lttIy introduced the Vienna C..uiEeL Beer
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-19
A Reminiscence of Fred Douglass

In lecture on the anti-slavery move.
ment in Lynn, Mass, last week, Mr.. NJ
Buffum related the following:
.About this time the mob was after Fred
Douglass, and told him he was not safe
in New England, and on the 10th of Au-
gust, 1915, Mr.. Douglass and myself sailed
in the steamship Can't for England. The
captain would not allow Mr.. Douglass in
the frs: cabin, SO We were obliged to take
the after cabin. When the Irish coast was
| reached the captain gave the first cabin
passengers complimentary dinner. After
the dinner was over Capt .Judkins came to
me and said some of the passengers desired
to hear Douglass speak. Mr.. Douglass
complied, and soon as he began to speak
there was great excitement and cries to
Kill him. Throw him overheard and
other threats were made. The crowd be-
came SO boisterous that Capt. Judkins came
on deck and said that Douglass must stop,
as he (the captain) wanted to speak. The
ca aptain said that he had made it pleasant
that some of the passengers wanted to hear
Douglass speak, and he should speak; then
said The captain, Give it to them. Douglass
like bricks After listening few min
utes little man from Connecticut spoke
up and said that he would be one of six to
throw Douglass overheard. A big Irish,
man spoke up and said, You will throw
him overheard will you Did it ever occur
to you that you might go over yourself?
Douglass has as many friends as you have.
Captain Judkins told the boatswain to so
down below ami get the irons, and said he
would put them all in irons if they made
any more disturbance. Upon reaching the
wharf the captain was handed a card from
one of the passengers challenging him to
fight duel"
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-19
Tennessee to the Front.

A call for State Convention oi
the colored citizens Of Tennessee has
been issued as follows:
We, whose names are hereunto at
tached, representing in part the seve-
raj sections of tie state, do, therefore,
issue this call for a State Convention
of the colored citizens, to be held in
the city of Nashville, on Thursday,
Feb. %, "a, at II o'clock m.
The colored citizens of every county
in the state, are hereby respectfully
and most earneS:ly requested to as
semble in their -esDective counties on
the first Monday in January, 1884, and
select delegates to represent them in
the State Convention.
Each county in the state may be
represented by as many delegates as
it may desire to send.
We further recommend that the
following subjects be considered In
their order
1. Education-National aid.
2. Moral status How best to pro>
tect our homes
8. Our industrial and material in
terest.
4. Equal privileges in the jury box