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Sales OF Real Estate.

j. B. Waimer has just closed the following
sales: For w. E. Crossman to Judge A. w. C.
Nowlin, parts OF lots 5 and 49, in square 725:
S3,5o7.50 For Chauncey Hickcox to T. A. Ro-
Yer, s04 North Capitol street: S2,1OO For A.
\ Leech to +: A Fay, 1881 Madison street;
$4,000. For Frank NJ. Green to Mrs. General
Myer lots y, 81. 9e. 80. 100, Al, 43, A, as,
4S, 10. 30, Il, ~. 73, "A and rs, of Presbrey' g
and others subdivision ofparts of Widows Mite,
Washington Heights; S2l 500. X. w. Walker OF
the firm of Walker Il Wilson, real estate bro
kers; has sold his country place, near Bright
wood TO Mrs Marion Ryan, for 81 1000 cash.
The Commissioners OF the District have DUR
chased, through Messrs. Walker 4 Wilson, of
Nr. Chas. StOtt, lot on New Jersey avenue be-
tween ID and f streets northwest, on which a
new station-house is to be erected. Charles w.
King has sold to b. ii. Warner property stu.
ated on K, between North Capitol and list
streets northeast, for $4,000. The National
Lite Insurance Company of the United States
Of America has sold To Rudolph GOldschmid,
for S34 $50, a row of brick houses on the north
side of h, between 9th and 10th streets MT.
James Fraser has sold to Mr.. A. +. Barker prop.
erty at the northwest corner OF Sth street and
the public space at the Intersection of street
south. lots l, and part 3, square 4O9, for
$21 $50 SO,
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Deeds In fee have Deen recorded as follows:
T. NJ. Hanson to a. L. Bliss part 2S so. $50:
$4,000. Heirs of George Cook to John H. Ma.
gruder, part II. so. 19S; $500. Mary j. Snow.
den TO W. Lawrence. part %, so. 2O5; 81 $50.
81 r. E1ehhorn to j. w. Tyler, lots SO to s.. SO.
part Z, SO. 3s1: $4,000. Mary E. Seitz to Alice
+. Seitz, part 1. SO. 343; s. Jennie NJ. Crum.
nell to Keb9rn Green, part II. block II, H. &
Isaiah W. Hoskins. part 4, block 10, T. & Rs
sub Mt. Pleasant; S27O. Charles stott to Dis.
trict of Columbia, part 4, so. $50; SO, 400. G.
6. Brady ct al, trustees to Joseph Mace. part
., 50. So: $500. K. S. Wharton to - west
part Z, SO. 4O4; $685.. F.S. Altemus to Mag.
gle L. Fisher, part 10, "Bayley's Purchaser
"a 600. Maggie l.. Fisher to +. s. AItemus sub
IA. 50: 24o: $4,000, &c; l. Koehler to G. A.
Alice L. Riggs 70 same. lot IS, do; $3.50. oI r
Rothwen to Alice IL. Close, lot IS, su. 99l
s3s2,so. Mary f. Page to Patrick corcoran
lot 80, So 461; So 700. F. G. Shadd ct al. to O.
H Parker, lot %, sec. 8, Barry Farm; 5000
Elizabeth Lanier Dunn to Winifred E. 7. Wat
son. lot 23, Lanier HILL 81 ,425. John d. Cough
Ian TO "; NJ; Gait, 5. Il lot 30, So. $40; 81 $50
John n; Hubbard TO susan c. Hoffman, lots
2 3 and IS, 50. 1909: $500 James Fraser tc
A. f. Barker, lots 1, and part 3, So 400
S21, S59. 80.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC
CARROlI 1sT saVEn h EKfgRsI0s TO MAR;
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8rH.
Boats leave $50 a %. and O'clock p. m.
Members may get their tickets from the committee
Tickets Omitted, so oentA
Children. 25 cents aul4t
M sTEAnER T: Y: ARRowsMITH
sAfUR BAx,S ESE 4HE st hxsSksIoSs
s. s:sss: =
famous dinners always ready. jy3l-lm
GRAND LIMITED EXCURSION
WONDERFUL CAvERNs OF LURAY,
Uighted. by the Electric Lightly.
Via Baltimore and Ohio and Shenandoah Valley Rail-
roads,
SUNDAY, AUGUST %, 1850.
No change Of cars. Delightful scenery en- route.
Positively limited to 800 passengers.
EVERY r1CKETcALLs FOR A RESERVED SEAT
Leave b & O. Depot. Washington. $50 g. NJ. sharp.
Returning. arrive in Washington 9 p. m.
.r Reusa- Tickets dncludns admission to Cav
Tickets. with reserved seats for the excursion are
on ss :, eks5 Ss and
the morning ofthe excursion. jy3l-2t
CUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION.
steamer MARY wAsHfNGT6 Ss " viii III cave her
!: fine
COLONIAL BEACH-UNION N. E SUNDAY
~ School Excursion to Colonial Beach,
At $50 m Tickets Adults. oec ehdrsn. ssc for
sale At & Purses 81? 9Th st NV; a. Taylor.
COX, 1907 fenna ave; whteside 4 Walton. 1921
The school will not sell tickets a. the wharf 1913.
T1HIs BEATS THEM ALI
As MILES FOR 10 CENTS
Look out and go to Glymont every SATURDAY for
~ cents Bring the children and the babies.
Every Saturday at 10 am, returning at $50 pm,
giving hours at Glrmont Dancing down and back
jy3Vim Z S RANDALL, Manager
E.IRsT GRAND ExCURsION
EAGLE CLUB
steamer TMoMPsoS viii leave her Wearf At $50
Tickets Soc Children 25c
Bathing. fishing and grabbing jy30-3t
(yooL AND Refreshing SATURDAY EVEN
Steamer Eo LAW leaves s. back at 10 pm, giving
nearly two hours Glymont Fare IS cts: children
IS r. AESfpsI Isl Excursion Manager
HOl THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHNS
The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make regular
"a SsT
corner OF High st. ami Canal at O'clock Am, sharp.
ernate days For Information apply Office of Il.
and ]: NJ WATERS. IU47 High s. Georgetown
jy2e-lm*
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NAUGHT RIIT coon

NAUGHT BUT GOOD.
We have been selling your CUTICURA Rrwrn1rs
for the past three or four and have never
aught but good words in their favor. Your CrT1c,,R,
SOAP is decidedly the best selling medicinal soan we
handle and is highly priced here for its soothing and
softening effect upon the skin.
]. CLIFTON WHEAT JR.
Druggist Winchester Va
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THE I.ARGEST SALE

Our sales Of CUTICuRA are as large II not larpev
than of any medicine SELL and we assure vo, ,ha
we have never had single instance in which the pur
chaser was dissatisfied AS to your SOAP we can sci
no other; everybody wants CUTICURA
MILLER & CHAPMAN Druggists
- Louisiana Mo
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FRYpAY AMI SATURDAY our remaining stock
pf mems low shoes consisting of % pairs OF all
tyles, will be sold at cost, from SLIT up. Il.
Btrasburger, No. 906 9TH ST., doors above 1.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN READY-MADE DRESSES,
Lawn and white, stylish and neatly made, ior
children. from 2oc. up; for ladies, from Sl2o
up, at HERZOG'S. 91S 9TH street northWest.
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FoRwINEs, LIQUORS, &c, goto the old and re-
liable establishment of Chr. Aander, Sl1 1th
street northwest.
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FINE PHOTOS, kets Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa. ave

JUsTH's OLD STAND. 619 ID st. n. W., Buys
Gents secondhand Clothing. Note by mail
promptly attended to.
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HARVARD CIGARETTES. connoIsseurs favOrite,
made of Niryinia's choicest gold leaf and ALSO
lutely pure.
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wANrED-A competent carriage smith. Ad-
dress Carriage Builder, Star office.
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Prank. jeweler and optician, 457 Pa. ave.
Cnains and charms, % to 80.
MereIl, 7s4 9Th st.n.w.. 50 F. Cigars, SIS.
sewing Machines for Re1t, all kinda u
per week or $3 per month. At Auerbacha, It'll
CHOLERA. DiphtheriS. Fevers, Malaria,
prevented by the use Of Reed Carnrick's So
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and eermi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-ao 1S2 Fulton st., N. Y.
% Per Gallon, Use. Quart Bottle, No. /
Rye W Risky, best In the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near d st. s6w-3m
Malaria prevented and thoroughly eradica-
ted by Ddffy's Pure Malt Whisky. 81 .2S per
bottle, sold by druggists and grocers.
I was a sufferer from Dyspepsia, and DR.
David kennedy's Favorite Remedy helped me.
VIM. McKnew, 124 Fayette St, Baltimore, Md
Price $1.OO. 60
Mems andBOys' Bicycle Hose. full line
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot. Tth & H.
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WEATHER still hot and prices sti1l low. We
offer the most startling inducements: 8 elegant
cabinet photographs for 81. studios Imperial,
r. VAIL. SO Market Space, Az Pennsylvania
avenue, and 200 W. Baltimore St., Baltimore.
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MoCKIyG BIRDS cheap. w. French, Taxide1
mist, 419 18TH street.
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SO-CALLEp Cleveland fluid, gallons for 81.
Genuine Danforht, S1.1O, delivered. w. 5.
JenkS & Co. IL 9TH street.
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ORDER your Ice Cream at Reisingers. at 23o
G St. NV.
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SAMsrAG & Co. will sell millinery, fancy goods,
toys, DC, &c, on the northeast corner of 18th
and SITS. NV, Monday, Aug. Sd, at 10 O'Clock.
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FRoxKN CusrARp, Gautler's, 7as 10th st. n.
THF NV YORK. TRuNx HOUSE

will be open only a few days longer, and they
are offering the remainder OF their stock oi
trunks and leather bags at manufacturers cost.
924 9TH street northwest
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BoYLE,s ICE CREAM at Gautier's.

THE POLICE DEPARTMENT have purchased the
Howe standard scales tor their use.
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Census ComDarison.

The following IL comparison Of the popula-
tion OF the District Of Columbia according to the
census Of 1880, taken by the United States
government, and the census Of 1885, taken BY
the District government through the agency of
the police force:
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TO NOT FORGET THE DANCING SCHOOL RE-
~ unions EVERY SATURDAY EVENING on the
steamer Mary Washington. which leaves her wharf at
$40 aud returns at IL O'Clock pm. Ticket, 20 cts
Dancing on boat, accompanied by Prof CALDWELL 8
Orchestra. jy29-4t<
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THE ANACosTIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At meeting of this association, held at Masonic
hall in UniOntown. last evening, the COMMITTEES
on constitution submitted a report, which was
adopted and 112 shares of stock were subscrib-
ed, and the board of directors elected The
gentlemen: II. A. Linger, president; Thomas
Gray. vice president; ID. l.. Pitcher, secretary:
T. r. Watson. treasurer; ID. {. Fountain. H A
Griswold, John Mclean, NV. King, John Min.
nix, He Cross, j. A. Watson, John Appich and
Geo. Pyles Books will be Immediately opened
OF the association. The objects of the associa-
ton, as declared in the constitution "are to fur
nish means for the purchase, improvement and
sale 10 the stockholders of real estate, the max
ing OF advances OF funds TO them, and by CO
operation to aid them in procuring homesteads
ings."
How THE Girls Cor A DRINK.-On one OF
the blazing days Of last week two stylishIy
dressed young ladies stepped into the reception
room OF an uptown hotel and signalled to a hall
and prettier of the two ladies' who wore the
regulation polka-dot dress and q jaunty hat
said In an insinuating tone of voice: Can Won
get us anything cold to drink" ayes, miss
anything you want" replied the son OF Africa
Lemonade, mint tuleps, sherry cobblers-.'
bring US two sherry cobblers," and she sank
futo a chair. When the waiter returned, bear
ing the cool and delicious connection In two
good-siZed glasses, the pretty young ladies
tackled their tipple with the confidence and
enthusiasm Of experts. Having finished and
steps up the Avenue with nonchalance and
unconcern that caused their shining faced
Ethiopian waiter to grin with wonder and de
Light
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LIGHTNING RODS and electric work. j. II. Kueh-
ling, 419 18th street.
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BASE BALL.-The NAt1OnaIS were again VicfO.
riOus yesterday in the game with the TrentOns.
through heavy batting: The score was IL to g.
Mclaughlin, the Trenton second baseman. Barr
and Trott made strong battery for the home
team. The Nationals play the Newarks this
Observation-Disclosures, Q; Chicago, 3. At
Observation-Disclosures 10; Metropolitan, Z. At
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9; Newark, 5. AT Brook
Buffalo, Z; New York, 10. At Louisyilie--IQuis-
Vile. 2; Pittsburg, 9. At Extraordinarily 5,
Boston, 2. g.. ~, 80 -
The following is the standing Of the clubs of
the different associations in the race for the
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banquet to Ex.Minister Langst0n.

n"u4ues ~ EA'NlnAnte[ A6nSStOu.
banquet was rendered Hon. J. NJ. Langston,
late United States minister to Hayti, last
night at DR.. Francis house. Among those
present were Hon. John r. Lynch, DR.. Sand l..
Cook, Jesse Lawson, Capt O. s. B. Wall, T. J..
Mention, VIM. E. Matthews, Daniel w. Atwood,
DR.. John X. Francis, c. B. Purvis, F. G. Barba-
does, Il. 8. Smith, Isaac F. Norman, A. p. AL
bert, Wyatt Archer, ]. G. Hutehins. w. n.
l.. Williams. Alex Powell.
DR.. Z. b. Purvis presided, who, after coffee
had been served, in a briefspeech recounted the
coined him to the hearts and homes of his old
friends. Prot. Langston responded most eio-
quently, and expressed great hope of the future
OF his race. ''Ihe Memory OF General Grant
was responded TO most tenderly by William E.
Matthews; 1.-THE ColOred Man In Politics." by
Mr.. w. n. Stevens; THE Mortality of the
Negro" by DIR. John r. Francis; "The Colored
LAWYER by S. L. Williams, in q speech Of
much power.
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SALT RHEUM CURED.

Two Of the worst cases of Salt itneum ever sau
were cured by your CUTIcURA REMEDIES. and their
sales exceed those of all other like remedies coll
very little of any other medicinal soap than C,rr,cp
GEORGE A. ANTHONY. Druggist.
kewanee Ill
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jy31 Near It'll Street
1o EcoNoM1zE IS TO SAVE. TO SAVE 1s
no BECOME RICE"
The Season now passing. Notwithstanding Its draw.
backs. has been with unprecedentedly successful
This we attribute to the fact that we have been
giving our customers the greatest bargains possibly
upon every purchase
We now consider ourselves between Seasons and
feel it incumbent upon to again thank our patrons
for their most response the special sales
inaugurated by US. and assure them Of our most
earnest appreciation.
We fully understand that to sell unsatisfactory mer-
chandise is to selr the customer hence the cardinal
principle Of our business: "Whatever you buy
Of US not proving entirely satisfactory return 1t
once and we will cheerfully refund the price paid.
While many Of our customers are leaving and have
left the city for the summer. there are thousands
fed with 1.-THE city Of magnificent d!s,ances" with it,
beautiful parks its shaded streets and easily accessible
resorts up and down the lovely Potomac. To those
who have left suggest possibly unnecessarily, re-
member our thoroughly organized and splendidly
equipped
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT."
through which we give you the same attention a.
though you were purchasing in person. To those who
have not and do not anticipate leaving would say:
There is in every branch of business many lines of
goods which must be sold in August, and Is house
carrying no goods over from one season to another
must close out these lines while in season. shall
now devote our entire attention to such lines
These goods we shall bring forward from time to
time, as the occasion demands and mark them at
such prices will commend themselves to the public
as exceptionally good values In every sense of the
word Meanwhile. all the 'Oda Ines' which we're
reduced, and not entirely disposed Of will be held at
the attention of the entire trade as genuine bargains
AS an inducements to the gentlemen we have to-day
decided to close out our line of
MEMS CAMBRIA DRESS AND NIGHT SHIRTS.
These Shirts are recommended to the fine trade Is
not only the lghtest and coolest but the most durs
BILE and best Shirt for summer wear now in the mar
MEMS CAMBRIC DRESS SHIRTS
Reduced from 81 90 to 75c each.
MEMS CAMBRIC NIGHT SHIRTS,
Reduced from 81 90 to 75c each.
WOODWARD & iorHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
92l Pa Ave [jy31l 912 D St.
IHE Hor WEAruER
NOT OVER YET.
Try and keep cool by taking advantage Of our clos
inH-Out nriceA
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1927 New York avenue.
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Day Goons VERY CHrAr:

FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-wIDE BLEACH.
ED COTTON excellent quality. &c.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, l6 20. Csc.
LINEN LAWNS, Is, IL, Zoe
BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS cheap 1t l21sc
reduced to &c.
FIGURED SATTEENS 121a, Is. IL. 2Oc
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS. q. 70
uced to 75c.
BLACK CASHMERE sHAWIS, all pure wool
$3.50.
BEAUTIFUL LACE NUNS YELLING, 1918, 2Oc
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c
reduced to Acc
SPECIAL B ARGAINs IN BLACK CAsHMEREs
wide double width, ali pure fine wool. 9Th. $685. 75c
REMNANTS OF LAWNS SILKS, SATTEENS.
NUNS vEILINGS AND CA6HMERES, at half
Qa) price.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC

Mems andBOys' Bicycle Hose. full line
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot. 7th 4 H. 8
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA, Soc. Rrsor.
VENT 100: SOAP. Csc Prepared by the PoTrrp
DRUs AND CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON, MASS
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
GFUBS, Pimples. Skin Blemishes and Baby Humans
cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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IL
has named q rate of $3.50 from Washington
for persons desiring to attend the obseqnies O
Gen. Grant in New York on Saturday; the 6tt
inst. Tickets will be sold the 7th and Sth good q
return until Monday, the 10th, inclusive. Fol
members OF the Grand Army OF the Hepubiit
and military and other organizations attend
ded so or more travel together on one ticket
In order that proper arrangements may be
made for transportation of organizations, it IL
desirable that they communicate at once with
the agent of the company in Washington re
garding the same.
about $50 O'Clock, Charles Godfrey, the engi
neer at G. T. Bearings carpenter establishment
Missouri avenue, near 9th street, was overcome
by the heat, and was taken to his home corne,
of 7th and streets southwest Mr. bearing
was himself overcome In q few minutes there
after. $500. =.
DEATH OF A FORMER WAsHINGTON1AN.--
News of the death of Capt. George Alpha San
ford at New Orleans has been received in this
Capt. sanford was born in this city in the east
ern section, and, after learning the trade OF
ship-builder, removed to New Orleans, where
he has resided for nearly half {. century. H,
owned a line Of steamers plying between New
Orleans and Algiers and was also engaged IL
the lumber business, from both Of which occu
patiOns he amassed quite a fortune. He retired
from active business several years ago. His las
visit to Washington was in 1872. He was {
n ma of Se Sse
dents of this city, who were his associates in hi
early manhood.
THE WASHINGTON MARKETS.-The official
Price Current of the Washington produce ex
change, furnished by j. F. Saum Co., say.
fiours, the supply Of which is ample. The sup.
ply Of hay has fallen Of, giving a drmer and
more active market. The grain market Is with
ceipts of butter are small, but ample stock from
cold storage enables the, trade to supply every
but at quotation free movement was secured
Weather is more favorable and a more aciv,
demand is anticipated. The supply Of poultr,
Is liberal, mostly small and medium. Apple,
and berries in good supply. Peaches scarce
and bringing full prices. WatermelOns in large
supply. Receipts of cattle on Wednesday 1O'
head Sheen nh laInhS I onO Ma ~ r.,
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NOT OVER YET
Try and keep cool by taking advantage Of our clos
ingOut prices.
One lot English seersucker Coats, at $3.50: former
price, $3.50.
One lot English seersucker Vests. at Soc; former
price, $1.25.
One lot Genuine seersucker Pants, at $3.50; former
price. $500.
One lot Fine Atwood Cashmere Pants 1t S4,OO:
former price, $500.
One lot Cashmere Pants, at $685.
One lot Blue Cheviot Norfolk Jackets, at $780, for
mer price. $3.50.
One lot White Linen Duck Vests:
All the $500 ones now 81 So
AL the $50 ones are now l.25
All the 200 ones are now Leo.
All the LOO ones are now O.5O.
One lot Of White Duck Pants now 70 ut n On
per pair.
One lot Drap d'Ete and Serge Pants wider In the
legs than the present style, 60 at $780, former
prices $50 and $500.
REMEMBER, ALL OF OUR CASHMERE SUITS
ARE GREATLY REDUCED.
These are only few of the many bargains to be
had at
A. sAKs 4 CO..
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIERs AND TAIIoRs.
sle-sls SEVENTH STREET INV.
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% Per Gallon. Use. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye w htSky, best In the world for the money
Orders by mail, Mc(See'S 9th near ID st s&w.2Srr
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CITY ITEMS.

Prank. teweler and optician, 457 Pa. ave,
Chains and charms, ~ to 11O.
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Malaria prevented aud thoroughly eradica-
ted by Days Pure Malt Whiskey, 81 .25 per
bottle, sold by druggists and grocers.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, ETC.

an sfs3eyy e ss ErsS%: s make
tSs stree,
Dancing On ns Sses down and r back p 1
a1fA0Sr f FSRsfs sA IF Z. N. A. NJ RE
SUNDAY AFTERNooN ExCURsLoN.
N Ti Fs.Ssni ING a. sS 3 pT Trim
Fine Brass band on these excursions
No Questionable parties allowed on board.
Steamer for charter for Marshall Hall. Glymont and
iyl7 e 8 RANDALL Manager.
STEAMER CoRCORAN.
Boat viii leave her wharf al foot Of Eth street ct 10
| An and pm. Returning at / and . pm
First class Catering at the Hall te233m
T OVER CEDAR POINT,
The popular Watering Place Of neutrality-suspicious..
nhs safe swift and magnificent steamer ARMENIA
VIII leave her wharf fool Of TN ST. daily. except Sat-
.Armepia stops at Alexandra on Mondays wednes-
rex En- 25 ssr, Pi9ns5 o. The sIosnss
L sHEs BE s, G !, once q e..
ye24 And at Steamer whsrt foot Of eth st
1885 EXCURSION SEASON 1885
BALTIMORE OHIO R.R
EVERY MONDAY, commencing June %, to
PEN MAR
Round trip rate. 81. SO. Limited to 800 persons
Leave Washington 1T 81 Returning, arrive at
$50 pm.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Commencing
June %. to
| HARPER's FERRY AND BYRNEy ISLAND,
On the Potomac.
Round trip rate, 81. Limited to 200 persons Leave
Washington 1905 IN. Returning, arrive at 100
| EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER
SUNDAY,to
LURAY CAvERNS
Commencing June "a. Round trip rate, $3.50.
Leave Washington $50 am. Returning arrive at
0:15 pm.
Every ticket calls for reserved seat these ex-
cursiona Secure your tickets 6l9 and 1861 Penn
sylvania avenue, and depot the morning of the
excursion. iel3-2m
NHAPEL PoINN CHAPEL PoINTi
LONG BRANCH OF THE PoTuMAc
Commencing SUNDAY. June IS. the
STEAMER GEO LAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-01

A WOMAN WHIPPER SENT TO JAIL.-Patrick
Harris, young colored man, was before the
Police Court several days ago on two charges
He was fined $40 for beating his wife and put
under bonds for thre atening Celia Lewis. This
morning Patrick was before the Judge. charged
with assaulting bis wife and Celia. The Judge
rave him two months in iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-01

LADIES fine kid shoes, wide and narrow toe,
reduced to S1.13. H. StraSburger, No. 900 9TH
st., doors above /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-01

CARRIERS
POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE
y31 Near eth Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-01

wATERMELoNs Too TEMprINe-The frs
eases OF watermelon stealing this season wer
brought TO the attention of Judge Mills In m
Police Court to-day. Sam Berry, a conyicte
thief. and George Cook, whose previous recor
was clear. were charged with stealing the
hvorite frust from Blair's store, 1I6S rs,
Jtreet, and they pleaded guilty. Berry va
sentenced to sixty days In Jail and Cook Wa
lined 3d.