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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
CouaenSe<s Locale

The 4th of July being a legal holiday. THE
STAR will not be issued tomorrow.
street lamps Will he lighted ut .:45 D.
and extinguished at 1870 am.
The 30 street market Will be open on Satur-
day afternoon and night OF J'Ilv Attn, 1855.
The seventh annual meeting oi the Bus ness
Educators association OF America. OF which
Dir H. G. Spencer OF this CITY, l. president ana
Mrs spencer one OF the vice presidents. will
open AZ jacksonville. H.. ON the 9th instant
NJ. and Mrs Spencer leave for Jacksonv lie
to-day.
A worry pleasant little fishing party up the
river last eyenin. consisted % Postmaster Gen
sral Villas. Pension Commissioner Black. Hon
r ". Towu-hend. and Health officer Town
Ehend. commissioner Black is said 10 have
been tine luckie~t rf the anglers.
At the monthly meeting 81 the Union Veteran
corps. old guard. held al Masonic Temple last
night the seIni-tnnu;il re ort OF the various
COMMITTEES were made, showing the corps 10 be
In good financial condition. Willis Il. PoIneroy,
John l. Lynch. and Philip Weber were elected
active members
The members Of the Mt. Catoctin Camping
club will Start ON their second annual camping
trp on SUNDAY. Their objective point this
year Is the m nth OF the Catoctin creek on the
upper Potomac. which affords excellent bass
fishing. Tire club comprises the following mem
berS: j. =. Allen. G. y. Jordan. G.. w Click O.
L Bakersmith; H. W. Ritter and w. l.. Allen.
The tomb of Washington, at Mount Vernon
will be decorated with flowers and flags to-mor-
row
Dir. D1niel Rarney and Miss Annie f. Scott
OF this city, were married last evening al the
Memorial Lutheran church, Rev. DIR. Butler
friends. Aiter the wedding the couple left the
city on a northern tour. The ushers were
Msssrs. DIR. j. W. Graham, DR.. W. h. Bntier F.
NJ ShrinSr and 7. A. Gross.
Thomas sampson, 81 street northwest. re-
ports stolen from mis- stable a bride and pair of
wrap lines. worth 81.
Mr.. W IN. X. Smith passed a more comfortable
night last night. and Is considerably improved
this morning.
The following officers were installed on We'd
nesday evening for Golden Rule council No 2
Junior Order Of United American Mechanics
at 1906 32d street. by A. w. skunk represent
ative To state council OF Pennsylvania: C.. Geo.
e. Howard; V. c., W. W. Beattie; X. s. Jno
Milstead; +. s.. Byrd T. Miller: treas d. F..
Oumberth; cond., Jno. ID. Schoheld: warden
". D. Kemp; i. s., Clinton Tucker; o. s., Jas.
R Ellis.
Hessrs. Johns & Easton were yesterday desig-
mated as the official reporters of the Smith
courtmartial.
At a meeting Of the National College Of Phar-
macy, held yesterday, suitable resolutions were
adopted testifying to the worth and usefulness
OF their late fellow mentor, Mr. j. :. Jones' who
died July LIST, 1855, after a successful business
career Of many years on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast
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many hotels of this f:tvorite coast resort DOS
st>SeS attractions peculiarly its own. 1t viii be
run this season in the usual intelligent and lib
eEai manner.
the Grand Union, at Atlantic City, is a new
Motel, with fine rooms and new furniture. It is
favoraby situated.
The Belle View, at Asbury Park, Is a quiet,
WelI-kept house, especially adapted for families
of seaside sojourners.
In many ways one of the most satisfactory
houses at Atlantic City is the weli-known Chal-
ionte, which is now open. It is quiet beauti-
| iu!ly furnished and has an unexceptionable
table
The Ashland. at Atlantic City, pleasant and
weil-kept house, Is now opened. The rates are
very moderate, while the service is excellent.
MIS-. NJ = Lock wood, OF this city, Is proprietor
OIL the Ashland.
Tie Allegheny Springs of Virginia offer I'M
usual inducements to the invalid and those in
search OF pleasant summer home where the
social attractions are unusually great. The
| hotel at the springs is commodious, well-fur-
nished and ably managed The scenery OF the
neighborhood Is fine.
SUNDAY WHIsPERIN6s-The first of the so.
| ries of every other sunday excursions to the
famous eayerns of Inray will take place on
sunday, July 9Th, and from present indications
promises to have the limited number sold by
| saturday, as the number from this city is linn
| chase early, as no more than the designated
| number VIII be sold under any circumstances
scenery en- route passing a. it does the Potomac
i and Shenandoah rivers and valleys: also the
iar.iamed Harpers Ferry, is well worth the
/ cost OF the trip. Remember, the train leaves
the depot, New Jersey avenue and G. street at
$50 a. M, arrives at Luray at p. m; leaves
| Luray at p. M, allowing hours at the
| caVerns Dinner so cents. Round trip rates
$3.50, including admission to the caverns
| Every ticket calls for special reserved seat No
| postponement on account OF rainy weather.
| THE FOURTH AT GuErHLER's-Battery A
| Washington artillery, win have q grand ma
| tfoisil celebration ut Guethler'S park to-mor-
row, as already announced. There win be
speaking. vocal and Instrumental music and
other entertaining features. Tickets have been
only sold to bankers and business men and
other reputable citizens.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Fourth Of Iulx.

Pearl and Drab Stiff Hats, reduced prices.
New style Mackinaws" 81, ST. %. 81 So
Mems and Boys "Jumbos." 25, so. IS. 81.
Closing out Children's Straw Hats at cost
At X. C. Lewis, $40 eth ST.. bet. and n. "
N. B.-Large stock Travelling Trunks, cheap
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OPEN on TIE FuURFu Celebrate the "glori-
GUS + ourtn" 10y having your picture ta<cn. We
Will MAKE six eli. ,tut Cabinet 1I4Otu graphs Tor
81. Otuer sly 20 al, reduced rate. Low prices
but not cheap work. Il. WaIzl, LIN yerai
Studios. $40 Market space. IL. Peuna avenue;
also at 2Uo W. Baltimore street. Bti fillmore.
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Ladies' will please call early mornings to
avoid the great rush in the afternoon while
clearing stock at ]. E. foungs, 736 9TH street
cloth and silk house. 3
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CLERKS MCTUA RELiEF.-rbe second an
nual moon. .ht exclusion of the Clerks Mutual
Relief Association employees of LtGsburgh q
Bro.l. will be given " edneSday. July SIN,
steamer COrcorsn To Marshall Had. Tickets 30
cents, 10 be bad from Ie members.
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MEssRS DUNcANsoN BROS. have sold for ii.
E. Davis, trustee, squares No. 80 and Oh,
east. For Charles James Ben, trustee, lot "a,
square lis, house 1928 18th street northwest
% Mrs. Gussman for S10,S33. For John A.
Hamilton and Frank d. Orme, house No. 42S
10th street To F. Tucker for S5,04O and house
30. STA 10th street to James L. Barbour for
Eonting on III street, between 18th and 18th
northwest "a 6-12 feet To NJ b. Harlow for
S,3O7 80. For Joseph F. HodgsOn, part lot n,
square 9O4, brick house on 9th, near @ street
southeast, to j. f. Minor for 81. 500 and frame
house adjoining to James Donohne for 81 300.
Tor =. II. smith and Nathaniel Wilson, trus-
teas, lot "a, square AT, brick house No. 1921
Vermont avenae, to James KEENAN, for S13, 100.
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WINES, imported and domestic: also fine lot
of California Wines such ~ KieSling, Gute'teI,
burgundy, Zinfandel, &c. and tine famous Nir
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
FOURTH OF JuLY.-A more general suspen-
sion OF business than usual will be the first cclP-
bration OF independence Day here. Our PEG pie
who love sports will be drawn two WAYS: mort n
to Baltimore, where the "AeXandrias' will 90
to play the Monumental base ball 81 nh aiid
south TO Fredericksburg. where an Aiex;tnCiria
crew will take part in the state regatta Large
numbers of our citizens will go to Carlin' :
Spring and spend the day under the aus picies
vi Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows. The ex.
curSlOnS TO Luray ana down the river will
doubtless attract crowds the city ,lliccS banks,
corn exchange, etc. Will be closed. and With
crackers and small fireworks the young TO ks
Will Join in the pb erVanCe III the day.
MINOR CITY OFF.ct2s.-Ihe city council Will
before the elise Of the month elect the minor
officers of the city for The next two years
These are: Health officer 30; ply >ici:,ns of
the poor. each of whom receive 500: clerk nl
gas works. 500; overSeer of the po,ir $500;
keeper OF town clock, 500: city surveyor 500:
captain Of police, lieutenant OF police and iil-
teen policemen. boat d oi fire wardens and board
OF health.
DE,rH-Mrs Bcnoni Wheat, the wife Of
PRESIDENT W heat, OF the water com pany. died
at clock yesterday afternoon. She was a
lady highly esteemed by many trienus. Her
death WIS not unexpected, AS She has been ill
for some time
NoTEs D. n. Rust has bought for s.. 900
the handsome residence and spacious grounds
OF Mr.. An hony Mclean, on Alfred SEfeet.-
continue to be opened at II m. daily, except
Sundays.-The Relief Hook and Ladder com
pany meets tonight, and will arrange to press
the improvement III their apparatus BY means
OF an appropriation to be obtained from the
city cOuncil.-Lieut. NJ. B. COrSe and sergeant
W. b. Corse and Cadet l.. w. Reid. OF the Mill
tary Institute, have returned to this city.
Lieut.. Corse graduated ut tine institute. and both
the other AleXandrians stood high in their
casses.-The Old Dominion crew will leave
here this evening for Fredericksburg, 10 take
part III the regatta there tomorrow. James l..
b ackwell. A. X. Burke, NJ. b. Perry, +. A. Lam-
bert, and A A. Gregory make up the crew..
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HAVE YOJ had a Sample of Berkeley. If not,
Eet onS, 1t ID pure. Tharp, SIS + ST. II. W.
OWING To THE RUSH have had on special
ties adve tised thi, week we will Keep our
store open tomorrow. July 18th. until l., % clock
NJ. To give those an oppo. tuhity To purchase
VINO could not call Oh the days of special
salss OF OttoInans. Rugs, Mattnss, &c.
Julius LASsbU RGH,
go 9TH street northwest.
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CLKARINe sALE NorloIk suits. Elseman Bro

WHITE GOODS AND HoCSEFUR FINISHING
SHORT ENDS will be on sale next week at the
Double Combination, 1241 and 12l3 18th
st. Sc.
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Frozen CUsrAED. Gautler-s 736 10th st NV:
ORDER your Ice Cream at Reisinger., at 235 g
ut. u. W.
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Bicycle Stockings from soc. I'm.


prevented by the of Reed & Carnrick s So
dunn Hypoenlorite (di -infectantl. Recon-.
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior 10 all other disiDiectants and germi
cldes. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
n1,w,S-4o 49, Fulton ST., \, Y
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Machines Tor rent at 81 per week, or SO per
month, at Auerbachs sewing machine rooms,
18th and II SITS.
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SHE DRANK SEVERAL HUNDRED WHISTLES
AND BEERS.-To-day in the Police Court, George
Cooper, an old colOred man, was placed on trial
charged with keeping an unlicensed bar at 2O3
18th street northwest. Mr.. Padgett appeared
for the District, and Col Cook for the defendan
X. I. Lawson, driver OF pie wagon, testified to
buying liquor in the defendants place Mrs
Lawson testified that she had drank several
hundred beers" and "whiskies" in Cooper's
place. The defendant denied the charge, and
the court dismissed the case.
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CLEARING SALE frock suits. Eiseman Bros

Go To HYATTSvILLE on THE 4rH and look at
lots for sale by Johnson q Wine. They have
also for sale a beautiui cottage. just completed.
The undersigned will be on the ground during
the afternoon from $50 O'Clock.
Trains leave at $50, 4:4O and $40 pm.
L. u. WINE.
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6ARvARD CIGARETTES. conn0i>seurs favorite
made OF Nirginia's choicest gold leaf and absO-
lutely pure.
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1241 AND 1243 18th st. s.E.-The same bar
gains advertised last week hold good until the
pew advertisement next week, at a. kaufInan's
Double Combination Store.
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For THE BENEFIT OF our clerks our store
viii be closed July at II IN. Henry Franc.
corner 9TH and ID, the only strictly one price
bat and gents furnishing store in the city.
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So-cAILEp Cleveland fluid, 5 gallons for 81.
Gt nu Ne Danforhj. Sl.1O, delivered. W. s.
Jsnhs - Co.. III 1Ih street.
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SHEErING AND PILLOW CASE COTTOk in
bleacned and unbleached short ends. 4
kaufman's Double Combination next week
124l and 12A3 lIfb ST Sc
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BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED CoTTON, eight
different qualities. in short ends, next Week at
A aufInans Combination.
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Mackina1E Hats are again the strl
Frank. Jewefer and Outic

Frame 81, S1.20 and SI.15 are not to be sur
passed. Corner 9TH and d, the only strictly
one-price hat and gents furnishing store in the
city,
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SIS Per Gallon. 73c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky. best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. Mc(iees 9th, near D St s,Sw-:iu
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A GRAND TREAT of short ends in staple
domestic next week, at A. kaufman. Comui-
nailOu.
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CLEARING SALE sack salts. Eissman Bros

DRESS AND APRON GINGHAM, in short encS,
11th II. &c.
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ABUNDANCE of cheap and desirable goods
now At A. kaufman until appear with {.
line next week. La aud 1913 Ii TIA ST. sc.
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rpICEIC.
i Seventh Grand Family Festival of the NORTH
END SoItAi~ 10 hc S;lNpn at IL. A. Browns sum-
ia. X, formerly iSrrr's .ti Il. Park. on the
EUCHrH OF july.
There will be Prize shooting. Prize Bowling, swing
II!% and Flying EoIses. ana Grand Concert
tHlldrUn.
Admission - cts.
Dancing 10 commence at pm. Its
TENiOC3 NDe, OF DOLLARS HAVE BEEN
Si,ent during The flst winter in tu;rtvipc Mar
sha Hail 1t IS beyond de- bl &c fines resort G.. the
Potoma;. Go ana S.e steamer Excelsior. july 4th.
a.in. and p.lil. 1t
INItcT CAMP FIRE AND PICNIC.
I Z. T.. MORTON ioST. 40 j. - 4 r. at Letters
Garden corner New Yur5 ave. a Isl St.
Nt}N ESD. Y. iuIy ID
Admission 2ac.. hiIuren uu ier Twelve, l5c.
Goou uIsic has oe Ii engaged. Its
4. y EXCURSION WI. BEGIVt:N ON TIL -ru
~ ofLUly ny n Netrro tan indus rial school 10
Cabin j"hn Biid.e on the steam packet IL. Was
ner VIII lcdre t'llgrcSS and Canal SIS. at . ain.
Adults .'c.; yhilir, = zoe. For grand good time
W.iif and 20 With Us.t WITS
ESiCN IC.-ICTElERANS SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND
tOhgr'-; tirn, ot It. aul - Memorial ;sud hu cf
o. Re Vrn.oi - a.utol mn, w hold their annual
PitlS At NaSut1 tn 'rroNe amp tiruliIdS. W
= l. ~ : NJ .Sult SPECIAL ram viii leave it.
ana ~ ueisot u ':bb am. an !. e,HF at kuuud
tFH t-het- lot Adults - cents; children 20 cents.
which can = hIG al PAiI>Lh bookstore. $40 IN
ST DV.., On / ne day next, from committee de
pot on morning ~ }lCGIc jy5-5t
NIA.S.iA III HALL, JULY ITH a. II. AND
w IN The Ncesi"s il the largest steamer south
Of New Tx, aud the las e. loo.
i thty oi room. No CT owdine.
Home at Il, 1t
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Mr.. Johns Arrested

A FELLow-LAwYER CHARGES HIM WITH
CRIMINAL LIBEL,
Mr.. John Johns, attorney-at-law, of this city,
was arrested yesterday at Towson Nd, ON a
charge of criminal libel, on a warrant of Mr.. F.
w. Bruno, of the firm of Brown & Bruno. attor
neys of Baltimore. He waived q hearing. aud
was recognized by Justice Miller to answer the
charge before the grand jury of Baltimore city
The Baltimore Sun says: 1.-THE trouble grows
out of papers filed in the Johns will case a week
ago ut Towson, charging that certain deed. BY
virtue of which Mr. Johns claimed the properly,
did not set forth the true state OF facts, and
was frisudulentin the eyes of the law. This fired
Mr.. Johns. as he inferred his wife, himself and
Others were charged with fraud.
'When released. Mr.. Johns returned to WASH
ing1on. The property now in dispute amounts
to about $50. 900, the previous suit having been
gained by the heirs-at-law, by which $4,000
were relieved from litigation. The will now
disputed was made in 1866. and left the bulk
of the property to Miss Betty Merryman. then
a school girl. Mr.. Johns is not mentioned i'm
the will, but is understood to have bought the
interest of all the devisees
Mr.. Yellott, Il colleague of Mr. Bruno, received
what he considered to be a challenge from Mr.
Johns but the latter stated that il was NOT so
intended, ana nothing further will be done
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I.OOEt

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Walnut chamber suit, marble top, S34.
Ash wood top chamber suit, S29.
hair cloth parlor suit, 1913.
Nohafr plush parlor suit, $50.
W aiput book ca.e, So.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
517 18th and ID SIS n w
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3, 1855, IL a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, light local
rains in extreme northern portion, generally
!alr weather in southern portion, light variable
winds, generally westerly, slight temperature
changes.
For Saturday fair slightly warmer weather Is
indicated for the south Atlantic and the south
ern portion of the middle Atlantic states. Light
local rains are indicated for New England. New
York and the lower lake region, with contin-
usd cool weather
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EXCURSION to Belmont Park July 4th. Rate
SOC. Dancing, Boating, Fishing. Elegant Orchss-
ira provided
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Thorutopx Emulsion

Th0rnton'S 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 10y phySi-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles soc.
Manufactured by ". Il. Thornton, corner Bal
unIore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m,W,f
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BURYs PIPsI.sEwA cures gravel and kidney
diseases, 81,
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CLEARIsG SAFE boy., suit. Elseman Bros.

FUssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown: lI21 New York avenue.
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GEST's $3.50 common sense calf strap ties re-
duced 10 Sl-S1. Il. StrsiSburger, No. 800 1th
street, four doors above street.
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BICYCLE and Boating Shirts, Laced, single and
1Ouble-breasted. Ior boys and men. LOOK at
our SLAB blue laced. 1T i fine, and All wool.
Franc :, corner 1th and u. the only strictly One
Price hat and gents furnishing store III the
eiry
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4o1 Pennsylvania avenue.
Gents Chains and Charms, 81 20 $40.
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THnEE THOUSAND,
5000 YARDS
OF BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS.

l. HREE l. HOUSAND.
5000 YARDS
OF BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS.
Cheap at Csc, Reduced to l21sc
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED BATIsTE very fine
quality. new styles; regular price ISc reduced to
12lac.
NAVY BLUE FIGURED sATTEENs, worth
25c, reduced to 1Sc.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM (yard wide) EXCELLENT
QUALITY COTTON, SC.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, cheap at 81. re-
duced to 75c.
FANCY SILKS, 3T1hc
COLORED SILKS, SOC
NUNS YELLING, 1Sc
Black CASHMERE SHAWIS, pure wool, 81. 80
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS sc.
BLACK BAOCADE SILK GRENADINES. casb
value 75c-, reduced to 5oc
NUNS YELLING, wide. double width, pure Wool,
Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, 371Sc
Remnants at half price Remnants Of SILKS
DRkSS GOODS and LAWNS. at half price
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE,
w Near eth Street.
WHEAr BAKING Powprn
AWARDED GOLD MEDAL (FIRsr PRIzEa At
NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER All.
COMPETITORS
MAKES BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT DYs-
PEPTICS CAN EAT
MARTIN KALRFLE1scHs SONS
Estabiished 1898. NEW yopr
For sais BY al Leading Groosra tel7-4n
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CLEAR1Ne SALE summer elothes. EIseman Br
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Was Cured OF Kidney Complaint by the
use of Or. David kennedys Favorite Remedy
II. w. OImstead, Proof Reader, indianapolis
Times. on
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". W. BURDETTE & Co. will not open the
doors of their dry goods house Cor business 10
morrow, the fourth.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC.

w. & O. W. II. x. Excursion to Belmont
Park July Attn. Round trip DOC B
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Affairs in West washiurtou

Work DONE ON THE TUNNEL.-The following
is q statement showing the number of feet eX-
cavated in the different headings of the Wash
ington aqucduct tunnel: From Foundry branch
shalt, west heading, ,, 90 feet: east heading,
2,O07 feet. Rock creek shaft. cast heading
2,5.S feet; west heading, 2.265 feet Cham
plain avenue shaft. west heading, 1875 feet;
east heading 1,62l feet. Howard University
shaft, one heading only, west, ,454 feet. West
connecting shalt, east heading has been eXca-
waited as far as needed, DOT leet.
CATTLE MARKEr.-Sae of live stock at Dro-
vers' Rest, ID. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros
yesterday, a. follows: lo cattle up and sold:
best, 5l4 TO 512: good at to 51, medium at IL,
to 5; common at 81, to 41n. 400 sheep and
lambs up and sold; lambs from 6 to 6a, accord
ing to quality; sheep, old, lroll 3 to So; year
lin@s at 312 tot. Ten cows and calves at $50
to Si5. Market brisk. on and altcr July 6,
1885, the market for the sale OF cattle at this
yard will be on Monday.
NOTES.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Fourteenth Building association WAS held last
night at Goddard hall.--rhe Columbia boat
club gave one Of their enjoyable hops last night
al their club house to II large number OF invited
guests.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT n. M.-Great Fails temperature. GS: con-
dition, 13. Receiving reservoir. temperature
"A; condition at north connection, 10; south
connection, 81. Distributing reservoir. tenn
rerattre. 80; condition at inT1uent gate-ilou,e
%; effuent gate-houSe 3:5. High tide in the
river to-day at Hoo u. m. and l2:O7 p. m.
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OUR FINE 81 ladies kid Oxford tie reduced to
sra H. Strasbur.er, No. 900 .th street, four
doors above / street.
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TICKING AND TABLE LINEN, in short ends,
leXt week at the Double Combination Store
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Try BERKLEY, IL is pure.
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CLEARING SALE chiIdren's suits. Eiseman.
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SsTEAMEK CORCORAN EXCU RsION.

The owners of the steamer w. w. Corcoran have
purchased and will assume the management of Mar
shall Hall Daily morning excursions will be given
e eaitlly for Ladies and Children Absolute order
Will be preserved the grounds. The table furnished
wth ali the market affords Lunches served and
trut and milk always on band. Steamer leaves every
morning al 10 Clock, returning 4 oclock Fare,
20 cents tor round trip TO Glyniont aud Marshall
HAL children, 10 cents je3om
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Belmont Park-July 4th-Dancing Boat
ing and Fishing. Round trip soc. 3