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The Independent Vote.

Mr.. M'PHERSoN THINKS 1T WILL BE REDUCED tn A
MINIMUM.
Secretary Mcpherson, of the republican commit
tee, says he thinks that the Independent vote for
Cleveland will be greatly reduced through their
dlScontentment at Barnum'S being made chairman
or the national committee. He thinks that in one
way and another 1t will be reduced to minimum
before the election comes Off
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General Foreign New. nv Cable.

EGNPrS COTTON CROP INrERIKp
CAIRO July 2s.-The cotton worm is rayae1nr shs
cotton crop IN lower Egypt The prospect rs yery
poor. The Nile Is now much lower than at anv
time since 1873 when 40 90 perished from famine
TIE NEGOTIATIONS WITH SPAIN
MADRID. July 2s-Mr John w. Foster the Amer.
lean minister. had another important Interview on
saturday with Senior Canovas del Castillo tha
Spanish premier. II Is difficult task for the tpsn.
lsh government 10 reconcile the conflicting oom.
hlerclal Interests or the peninsula and Cuba.
THE "FIGARor PREFERs GERMANY TO sHoLANp
PARIS, July 2S-The Figaro has q bitter article
against England. lt declares that England haa
never helped, but always thwarted France Her
friendship 10 Iase and alliance with her hollow
Figaro adyices France to abandon relations with
England and give up her preJudices and hatred.
and make an alliance with Germany. sGermany
was an honest enemy; she would be en- honocl
ally"
ORDERED 10 AesoUAN.
CAIRO, July 2s-The lfty-sixth regiment hsa
Deen ordered TO proceed 10 ASs0uan.
THE FOREIGN POST OFFICE AT CoNsrAHrrNoPLR
CoSST.NTINoPLE, July 2s.-The legations at Con,
stantn0ple have been Instructed TO resist strongly
The abolition oI the foreign post Offices
ANOTHER RUSSIAN RIOT.
ST PErEEsBURG. July 2s.-A riot has occurred @
hilfnoI Ihe worknen attacked the shops OF the
Od Believers, whom they denounced as worse than
Jews. The contents or the shops were carried o6,
one person was killed and two were wounded
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SHOOTING AN ALLEGED wrrcH-Saturdav naohe
window at the residence OF her father. Chr1Sf5an
Snyder, near York, Pa, receiving q wound non
which she VIII probably die. Tie suspected Grim.
1na, who Is stiIl at large, Is brother OF Adm =
Miller. and believed himself bewitched and 0uD.
pected his victim Of having exerted q speu ovo9
him -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July S-A special dispatch
TO the Journal says: Boston, the cowboy, who
killed young Grffil at Ekton arrested AT Pierre
yesterday and lodged In jail He was visited By
his friends from camp, and an effort at rescue may
be made. Plans are perfected 10 hold the prisoner,
and 10 protect him from Violence from Others at any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

Mr.. BRIGHT AssAHs THR PERRs.-The demonstra-
ton In Manchester, England, Saturday. In favor of
the franchise bill, was largely attended. Mr.. John
Bright presided, and In his speech said that he be-
plete, as it had been before. They had met with
the object OF compelling house representing no
body directly to accept bill passed by house
representing millions OF people. Unless the Eng
llSh people were fraud and sham, which he
doubted, MI. Gladstone would know how to deal
with titled hereditary chamber, whose arrogance
and class selfishness had long been at enmitv with
all the higher interests and iAtinctS of the nation
MI. BrightS speech was greeted with loud and pro-
longed cheering. The Marquis OF Harrington, who
was present, WINGED under MIR. Bright's scathing
remarks. When his turn came 10 speak he depre-
Gated the use OF language intended TO 1nJure the
peers, but was listened TO with great impatlence.
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The Christian Comm,.s,c..

PHrL.DELPHIA, Pa, July 2s.-Notice is given thar
the NTH reunion OF the United states Christian
commission Will take place at ocean Grove N T.,
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August lat, "a
and 3D. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

SILVER DoLLARs.-The issue OF standard silver
dollars from the mnts during the week ended July
26th was $780, ,49S The issue for the corresponding
period OF last year was So9D,49i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

MT Jacob Tome, OF Port Deposit, Nd, has eav0
$4,000 for the endowment OF q new scienti0c G6NG0
at Dickinson college, Carlisle, Pa
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40. 4Oc
Foran OtIloc Cost.
$50 $50
Tcr "A Seersuck.. Coat
$50 $50
Eora Nuns Cloth Goa.
sLZ5 sL25
Tor Alpaca Coat
sI25 sI25
Fora Boys Sailor suit
$50 $3.50
Fo: good Boys suit.
Fer Youths E!ue Flsrnel Suit
sI2G0 sI2OO
For tne Yacht Cloth Suit
sou $500
Fora Slen's Business Suit.
Io- si..-zltiid Business Suit
$50 $50
For good pair of Pants
T.s -,
Ior good Vest
500 $500
Fora Blue Flannel Coat
$500 $500
For dIc Black B-uaGc!oth Suit
$500 $3.50
For fire CorLscrsw 4-s t'Iltaway Suit
SlOO Slc0
Iora Linen Dtster.
Si250 $3.50
Fer Suit Il tie finest CalcUtt. seersucker
These are afvS of the bargains @: the great 5ocep.s on
IL. dollar sale, ~
TIE MIsFIT STORE.
JA CoENET. TENTH AND SITS
GRAIEtUL-COMfugTI
EPPS' COCOA
IHEAKFASE
Tv. thorough know le-r Of IN, p,.r-, -,r-, ,,.
EcNcrr the CFcratfots OF digestion Nutrition, AMI ~
careful APPLICATION Ct tie pTCpert;es OF veil 81.
ACFG tO'la. EaS provided 5r,ak..t tables
many heavy CUTs hills L by Il" utiIciuus . ~
si xtSits II iii; dat constitution Elay ,rasiIl-
Sy buIi until s1r uzh To st every tn
Ctlcy l. C&se. Hsu,l subtle maiz4:es fost
MA arouIa ready wherever there weak
iot-t We Il A. esS-tt any -stsl shaft keep.nx
tstEes Wei Iot!in with pure blood AID Properly
-eeiASAeG irsIiie- e .tlt Ses Ctce Gczette.
Haos snI!y with boiling water milk Sold in tins
0hiJ S.-Ib andlu 5y GrVcers labelled thus
JAMES EIPs L CO.. Homeopathic Chemists.
Fhl-sIn&tu London. ENGLAND:
BEsr IN THE WORLD:
UPPER TEN
WV II II ssss Kkyy
Wv Il Il Il Il Il ssss XXX y
ASK YOUR GROCER
H. & Ii. W. CATHERwOOD
fhAI-ADtLFHIA
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J. @. O'MEARA J. CO.,
IS47 Pennsylvania Avenu0.
THE Brs,

~ IVEST,
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
The CONCORD COLLAR
Nehaye on hand large stock Of the Celebrated CON
CORD HARNESS." OF ali kinds and description.
1T Lowest Prices
- Scules carriage aud Road Harness specially
LUIZ & BRO,
l.i Pennsylvania Avenue.
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satches I'm great variety lowest prices
livery genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers
Lame and tflde- mark stamped On 1t. mylA
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COTTON MILLS CLOsING.-The cotton goods man.
ufacturers OF New England have begun sponta-
neouS shutting down for August and September,
which promises TO be OF large dimensions The sit
uatiOn OF late has been good retail trade but job
berS are buying only In pIecemeaL
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District Government Affairs.

CLEANING THE SEWER TRAPS.
All OF the sewer traps and drCDS in streets and
alleys have been cleaned at least once since the Sh
OF July between lst street east and 18th street west
and from the river Boundary street: also from
18th street west TO and including all the traDS and
drops OF Georgetown. Ordinarily, there has been
but one gang OF men engaged in this work, but
during this month there have been four large gangs
OF men at work on this service and are still en-
gagged at it, and VIII continue until the whole city
Is thoroughly cleaned. In addition to these gangs
OF trap cleaners there have been two gangs en-
gagged in cleaning lateral sewers. In addition to
the 800 traps cleaned by the four regular gangs
at least 400 traps have been cleaned upon special
notices received from the police departments health
Office and from private citizens Mr.. Markrlter, OF
the water department, states that four men-
Messrs. Cleary. Stake, DobbynS. and Wfson-are
all the time engaged at night flushing out the water
mains which empty into the sewer traps supplying
fresh water.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Louis w. Ritchie, in note to the Commits
SOners. asks If there cannot be drinking fountain
Tor man and beast in Georgetown.
The "ASsocation OF Works OF Mercy" which has
opened a house on X street, near Rock creek, has
applied to the District Commissioners for a subsidy
from the public charity funds
Mr.. w. B. Morgan complains Of obstructed sewer
at corner OF 9Th and III streets northwest
Several petitions have recently been sent to the
Commissioners asking for the placing of a sewer
on the north side OF Maryland avenue between I'd
and Sd streets, and for water main in the same
locality.
Mr.. David l. Gitt. in note to the Commissioners
calls attention TO the condition Of the military
road, between SwartS' and BrightWOOd and asks
that 1t be repaired.
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The POwHATAN TO RETURN HOME.-The Navy
department is informed that the U. S. s. Powhatan
arrived at Lisbon the 10th instant and will soon
return to the United states with the officers and
crews detached from the European squadron and
the remains of Mr.. MacGahan the Well known
war correspondent,
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RETURNING CAPTURED SwoRp.-In the late
war Sergeant b. H. Witcher, OF Lexington, Ga,
captured sword, on the hilt OF which was tine
geant Witcher kept the sword, and about q year
ago wrote 10 Woburn, 1nqulr1ng whether such a
man as Luke X. T1dd lived there and whether the
return OF the sword would be acceptable The reply
came that Capt Tidd was living In Woburn and
That the return OF the sword would be appreciated
Mr.. W1tcher returned IL, and last week received
from Capt. Tidd picture neatly framed. giving a
graphic Illustration OF the position OF the opposing
forces at the time the sword was captufed and the
scene at Capt. I1dd'S house at the time the sword
was received there.
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6; s: $: = 4 f.: f E'i e. e. e.
IT IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE. BUT OUR
AvoWED PURPOSE TO MAKE sWEEP1NG REDUC-
TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNExING THE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR: THEREFORE,
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM sOILED,
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE OUR Pa
IRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. so WE WILL ONLY MENTION FEW
SPECIAL ARTICLES-FOR INSTANCE:
GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE
WELL MADE, AT 6ac
A BETTER GOWN WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT s9c;
FORMER PRICE s1oo
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, 5s AND IS INCHES
LONG. 9so. THIS GOWN Is SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS IT IS LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN
CAMBRIC CHEMIsE, WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YOKES. CSC: GOOD VALUE AT s125
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE SAME PRICE
LArIEs' WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY THE CHEAP
EST EVER OFFERED
SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIC
RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCKING. AT 9sc.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLr AND
IUCKING. 9sc
IN OUR MISSES AND cH1LDREN's DEPART
MENT. WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
3s,s PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS.
THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMs pIoUE. MAR.
sEILLEs. INDIA LINEN LAWN AND CAMBRIc
DRESSES
CORsETs! CoRsETs!
5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES. AND WILL SELL THE LATTER AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
LANsBURGH BRO,
NI6 4oo-422424 SEVENTH STREET
SPRING Goops
Inc largest and best selected stock of sUITINGs
. $40 f.W
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Lccsburg Items.
Correspondence OF The EVENING STAR.

LEEsBuRG, Va, July %, 1884
The democrats OF the Lecsburg magisterial dis
trict met In the court house Friday, and elected
delegates TO the convention which meets In Alex
andria, Va, August 9th, to nominate a candidate
for Congress from the sth district There were an
pointed SIX delegates, with their aternates as fol-
lows: j. B. Beverly. alternate Geo. Ball; James w
Foster. with {. T.. Janney alternate: Henry Sell
man, With Albert Dowell as alternate Thos W
Edwards, jr., with III. Ill. kusse as alternate: Mai
JAS T. Divine, with Jno III. Alexander as alternate.
Th0a. W. Woroley, with Lewis Shumaie as al.er-
nate.
All the vehicles for hire in the town were en-
poyed to-day Iii carrying some thirty ur forty col
0red citizens 10 PooleSyilie Md. 10 a union meet
Ing or lodges of 't,Ood SiliaritanS," beueyolen
order iOul.ShiHg here
he new Methodist church in Aldie was dedicated
yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Hatcher preaC he'd the sermon.
The Rev. Frank. Stringfelow, formerly a scout
for Gen. K. T.. Lee preached YESTERDAY In st jaime,
Episcopal church. DR.. Davis read the service
Services will be continued every day until next
Wednesday.
Rev. j. II. Smith, o. the Presbyterian church. IS
out or town. Rev. DR.. Rogers, OF the southern
Methodist church, and Kew. Mr. Wfckline OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. preached in the re-
srective puipts.
Fine rains continue and the corn looks UT.
Capt compton ana VIE and several other Wash
1ngtonlanS, among them Mr.. Cunningham disb,lrs-
Ing clerk or the House, are in town spending the
summer.
Leesburg Is convenient for ladies and Children
from the capital who need country air.
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kilograms to The Star.
A ATERRIBLE OCEAN DISASTER.

Frightful Scenes on Sinking Ship.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
At THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Eorthves. Corner Peznsylvas4 Ave. and 1lth St., by
The Evening star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't.

Trfr FvF,r<c STlE IS served TO Subscribers N thu
rtv Tv carriers or their account. az 10 cents
e.tk OF cents month. Copies az the counter.
r,r 4 fsrl VIaaIl-lostsgs TrcIId-5OcentS month.
trsyear. Sc. si1 months ~
Entered at tL- Post Once at Washington d. Gas
second lsss y sil u.atteri
THS WEEKLY SIAR-SGkJ'shr1 on Friday-S1 q year,
gCstsse grv pad SIX months. 20 cents
SS Al mail pcEs IeUs: Dc paid In advance;
spsI sent longer tAlu i paid to-.
hates Of advert .;U- rlaGe known on arrIrcatior
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LADIES GOODS.

H. OU u l. ASS
~ NINTH SHEET ST CLOUD BUILDING
UNDFENEiE.
FOR LAnIFS, MISSES AND CdllDl'EN
1,c. Sc. Soc, 75c. &c
&c .,5c. SOC. and I5c up.
These goods are FIE8Ts. but the prices are fhose
usually asked tor SECOStS
EJSIEEf.
An unlimited assortment uf all the N0ANO
styes for Is,iies. Misses and Clt-dr, II
COTTON UNULitNEAR
advertise this very little for the reason
that the quail ~ th- garments Their fn size pefAee-
tlon OF IiaAe and do j. most efectualy 1Of US
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THE TROUBLEATMINNEAPOLIS
REPORTS FROM THE PLAGUE STRICKEN CITIES.
An OCEAN H0RUOR.
Terrible Scenes on m sink inc Shiu0~~
lAnndreA mud lhirIA I.rss,,.. Iusa-

ahu Persons Lost.
ioNi'oN, July SS--The survivors OF the British
Steamship i~tNhaIn, which collided last Monday
h!SAt Mlth Tie spanish steamer Gifon NOT Tar
if.rn ''rGuns.. report that on The evening of tho
t'lil~lvn tLs,'re " i> thick fog. The IaxhAm was
suillE so" and buth steamers were sounding their
Whistles The GiJ0n struck the IaKham amid
ehll'N and The latter WAS nearly cut asuuter Ihs
iuhte' ieI and the sieanplpe burst The chief
ENGINEER, IA reversing the engine, was horribly
s,ildtd Most Of the laNhams cr,w boarded tho
riloh Capt LOTHIAN tied his Wife and child 10
himself aud All three were thus hauled aboard tho
IiJun ty rope The LaAham ss.ak twenty min
uttS at'r The collision occurred II WAS not lons
before tH" t'ilnn began 10 s,trle. Terrible con-
fusion prevailed on beard. The captain sInod with
rev Ngr ma las hand, but he VAS unable 10 Keen
oidtT. lie p '~S'Elgcrs ana crew were n.htlny for
thtr lives The boats were lowered ard nllrd to
the gunwaleS, but they could not accomrotata
nan The people. lheSr who were 80 fortupate as
10 secure places IN them were Obliged 10 Keen on
Others with knives The Gt1nn sank bow trst
iG Gu3rJerd"ck was crowded with men and
women, The captain and officers standing ON the
ofldsc. IL Is estimated that 100 persons persisted
President arthur's Arrival I'm New
Nork.
New ioRK, July Ss-The L. g steamer pesna,ch
with President Arthur, Col. Fred. h. Phillips AZ
sslaht secretary Davis. OF the state Department
ana party. arrived this morning. The gentlemen
are II THE ruth Avenue hotel The forts In the
harbor SluJed Tie President as the DespatCh
steamed up The barber
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LECTURES.
NTEMoRY.

NsknoH1-
Free .ct5,rr Cn the Art of Memory" by Frof s.
BCvd at y NJ = A BuiidlZ 1tJ New York avenue,
Mon DAY Juiy *. at ; o'clock y. m
Ladies' arli Gentlemen invited, 10 attend ana near
the testimony pupils III reference to the greas
~ r. - III Is,-s+tt1 j26-2t
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TIE SUIT AGAINST BCRNSTDE'S SURETrEs.-There
mas been no appearance entered Tor defendants In
the suits Oh the JGtted States against the surttie,
on D. o. T. Bur>idcS bond for $4,000, and IL Is said
that the defeu>e VIII be the drecton OF the .-oy-
erninen la not having settled his accounts is re-
quired by law.
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SOLDIERS CATIIS IN PENSION CAsEs.-Acting Sec
retary OF the Interior J0Slyn has rendered deci-
sion 0f interest 10 pensioners, namely: That the
evidence OF the applicant may be received in GER
tain contingencies as competent proof For the
case IN which the decision was made Secretary JOS
lSn ruled that. as the government had accepted the
soldier Ii could not aiterWard raise the presumption
that he was diSaDicd previous to enlistment. and
that his own evidence must be received as to his
being inj jured while in tie service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF WASH
dNGiON CENTENNIAL. LODGE. No. Il. + A
pie. '
E. C. ELMORE, Secretary.
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PROBABLE PROMOTION FOR COMMANDER SCHLEY
1t Is the general impression that Commander
Schey, who at the head OF the Greely relief eX-
petition. Will be made chief OF the bureau OF equip
ment and recruiting, Navy department, when Com
lnodOre English takes command Of the European
squadron. Commander Schley was on duty In that
bureau when he was given command Of the eXpedl-
tloll. No one at the Navy department knows Sec
such recommendation from him is thought very
prObab be,
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CONSUL MASONS CHOLERA REPoRT.-The Secre-
tary OF state has received the following cablegram
from Consul Mason at MarseieS: marked i'm
pTovement MarSeeS and TOulon. Choieraic
deaths there from daily average sixty fell to forty
three Wednesday f0rty-eight. Thursday thirty
eight Friday fifty-eight Saturday thirty-sx, Sun
ddy-laSt night-thirteen in twelve hours. At
Iouon average fell from forty to fifteen. Isolated
cases reported from various parts Of district.
Epidemic declared severe at Aries and AK"
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SECRETARY LINCOLN is expected to return to
washington tonight He Will probably 60 to
Portsmouth, N. H., the latter part OF the week to
be present at the reception Of the Greely party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

MARRIAGE ELICENSES.-Marriage licenses have been
issued by The clerk OF the court TO Patrick Gatcly
and Elizabeth keirnan: Carter Matthews and Cath
crime Beckett; Robert II. Hawkins and Sarah Jane
Nelson. ID. W. Cole ana Sarah Elizabeth barnes
both OF Louton county, Va Thomas Flynn and
Mary Mcur1W; j. +. Darnal, OF Indiana and l. v
GTIitin.
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NOL NAL ACH.

COLONIAL BEACH.
STRICTLY FIEST-CLASS
FAMILY EXtURSION EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Steamer ARROWSMfTH leaves eth street wharf at
$50 three hours the B ach: home at O. p IN.
Best Ho,ei. CeaIest Eesch al the Finest Bath
the Potomac Dinner served ON arrival of steamer
Fare 5oc roundtrip). chflsrsA under twelve years,
26c Tickets at 1921 St; PIentis drug store. 7th
and SITS. j. J. Gould's, 121 9th ckling's drug
store Georgetown, and at the wharf. jy1S-2m
GTEAMER w w CORCORAN
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sundays
excePtedl to all points the Potomac ely
mont. Boat Will leave at 10 and arrive at $50 |,
N Fare. round trip. % cents to all points except
Mount Vernon. whlck is 81
SATURDAY EVENING trips will be made during the
summer. boat leaving at H. arriving at $50 y.
Fare. . cents.
uNDAI AFTERNOON trips will he made as usual.
boat leaving at p. u and returning at p Boat
viii as Indian Head Fare 80 cents jyIl
(NABIN JOHN AND GREAT FAIL.S.-THE NEW
u txcursiO steamer BENRY G. WAGNER is
ady tor charter capacity 2Oo Apply at 322l NJ
street northwest opposite Washington and Georgetown
Lailroad Office jyI-lm
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THE MIANroNoMoH's ARMoR PLATEs-The navy de-
partment is informed that the plates for the
monitor hiantonOmoh, which were being con-
Structed by Campbell & Brown. ready for de-
livery, and will be shipped within the next two
weeks one OF the port plates had Slight defect
and was rejected.
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DI5BARRED.-J. NJ Wolfe. & pension attorney at
Hanover, Pa, has been Gsbarred from practice be-
fore the Interior department.
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lUE ANNIE 2. SILVER CAsE.--The surgeon gen.
efai OF the marine hospita! service has received a
telegram from the president Of the board OF health
OF Louisiana, stating that exhaustive Investigation
IaliS 10 establish even remote suspicion OF ASatic
choera as the cause OF death OF the infant PicO-
lotto, passenger On the Annie 7. Silver.
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ANrox ElsHrr,s
the!-icai Dry Cleaning Establishment.
No az q street northwest
IklhI1 VARS FTPfHIFNCF
ladies' ard 0-Ntiey-e> -5arl.ieuts also VeIvs. AMI
:eci!y ClsaEt o. this superior process ~ go 20
ciA.IIS ~ lhN tStI DRE SSLS A SPECIALITY
'rt'-'iieI 'i"tn-s Cleaned tbs process viii mt
cs - criIi si1p aE arsr2s.- spots guaranteed
- u irLA0Hed .teotiIy- Plce Sl.oJ and 10 p,c
~
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT
Two trips. $50 and r. M. returning at 8 D. m
and pm. Fare trip IS cents Dancing on fine
waved uaIcnR deck down and back and at grounds on
all trips. except sunday. Zine brass band Sunday
Iilst trlp Of Sunday excursion stops at Marshall Hall
only
jyl9 T. S. RANDALL, Manager