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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain John X. Lewis
has been ordered to the Hartford Naval Con-
structor Thos E. Webb has been ordered to
duty AT the Boston navy yard, the Doth inst.
Naval Constructor GEO. r. Boush has been de-
tached from the Boston navy yard and placed
on waiting orders
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The FoRTIFIcATIoNs BoARD,-The Secretary
OF the Navy having placed the U. s. S. Dispatch
at the disposal of the Notifications board, OF
Whlch Secretary Endicott is president, the
noard yesterday went on a tour of inspection in
ork harbor, as stated in THE STAR last even
ing, IN and Will take the board to Newport and
other points, for the purpose of determining at
what ports fortificationS or other defenses are
most required. The board has $4,000 at its
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The PRESIDENT AND Miss CLEVELAND
Miss Cleveland left Washington this morning
Tor New York city, and is not expected to re-
turn until the heated term is over She will
spend the summer in the neighbOrhoOd of New
York. The President will leave Washington
about August list for visit to the Adirondack
mountains, where he will remain about a
month or six weeks to obtain needed rest and
recreation. He will be accompanied by few
personal friends.
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-. .uo-> AiS, ". IA. ursO n. 1hOEAss.
1t Rec. sec'ry.
Tf~ Lo.OF.-COLUMBAN ENCAMPMENT
HNEES, EEn no l. will hold special meeting Ills
action respecting the death and funeral of Patriarch
1t ALFRED L. LEONARD. Scribe.
F Sftcrfh hATTALfoN mNtnS vi, Se he'd
S IT soM s ms
0er, NJ. b. MONTHS THOMAS W. FoWLER: sI.a;R,:v
- the Grand Lodge win be held THIS EVEN
ING the 18th instant at o'clock. to make arrange
BY order: 7. HALL SWEET.
1t Grand Secretary.
TCNs NOTICE TO ALL.
wAsHrSGroN. D. c.. July Is, 1885.
This is to certify that smith Johnson and Richard A.
gal trustees of the Union Aid Society l. gal trustees
are William Robinson Essix Banks, Reuben Fortune.
Don Done by the order Of the Union AID Society;
TfxsSs SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO MEMBERS OF THE RoCHEDALE COOPER
ATIVE SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA:
Your executive committee has just completed the
favorable contract for FUEL the society has ever
Mhe 'e M a sas
advantage avail yourselves ofits benefits. letter
the name and address of members authorized to re-
ceive orders In the meantime by calling ON the Sec
Information will be given you.
DO not gire orders in any other direction
J. w. HARSHA,
Secretary,
jyl5-t 9Ot) II =. NV.
TR-Sx<~s THE UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS
l1Ga of the First Ward agree to close their respec
tive places of business p until September LIST,
Saturdays excepted
]. w. Selby, TheO. HOllander
Henry Jorg, Alfred Worch,
Ludwig Hoist, Ii. Walker Tucker,
NJ. Eisemann & Bros, NJ, Newmyer
&. +. Schmidt, VIM. Hahn 4 Co. jy14-3t
Il-x.~s KNIGHTS OF LABOR, MECHANICS
L@1S and Workingmen. join our Watch Clubs.
Under our own cooperative system you can buy any
watch desired by paying 81 per week: Call on
JACOBS BROTHERS,
1yl4-3t 1229 Pennsylvania ave.
TEs CONARD MCEUEN
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SAMUEL S. SHEDD
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTELS
Always in stock large assortment of Gas Fixtures,
Crates LalrObes, Ranges and Furnaces
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. jy1
THrv-Ss JOHN r. MITCHELL,
DSs Real Estate Office and Notary Public.
Dowling's Auction Rooms, 100 Penna. ave.
Beautiful Building Lot 3lst ST.. West Washing
ton 5Ox:OO fronting on two streets viii be sold cheap
and Oh iibel al terms ie2tI-:}m
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LADIES, ATTENTION
LATEST PARIsiAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ. j. PRANDI
1909 STREET
PONPADotE BANGS SHINGLED BANGS
These styles reed be in the hair,irassers
E&ndS always order by plain comtinp Hair
citsstU anu f~ii@s Saths-eo lytS-Ims
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MANITOBA WANTS RUSSIAN SEEDS Also
The minister of agriculture, of Manitoba, hav-
ing learned from Associated Press dispatches
that Commissioner Colman had authorized an
agent TO procure in Russia such seeds of fruit
ana timber trees, plants and shrubbery as
might, in his opinion, be acclimated and made
TO thrive In the exposed regions of the north
ing n desire to experiment in a similar direction
In Manitoba. He asks if the commissioner will
ald hlm by authorizing an arrangement by
cuttings OF each suitable variety for the provin-
cial government.
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ALFRED LEONARD. Scribe.

If~ LOO.F.-COLUMBKAN ENCAMPMENT
- No. l, will hold q special meeting THIS
EVENING at 7:SO o'clock sharp, to take suitable
action respecting the death and funeral of Patriarch
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j. w. SELBY
requests The pleasure of your company taecompauied
by your peckVbookl his stores TO witness the re-
iarkabie slaughter of his goods; In other words the
contents OF s stores this week OF the wonderful bar
g2iD5 % he obtaincd tongue tell Thrrefor,
u VIII be necessary to come AID for yourself .for
seeing Is believing We close u M Sa,urday ex-
oepted
i. w SEIBY
VIA 1olArl9l6 Psnnxy wanna ave
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(-CT l. o. o. F.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
O>la the Grand Lodge will be held THIS EVEN
ING the 10Th instant at 3 clock, to make arrange
ments for the funeral of NJ. D. MONTHS, p. q. N.
By order: T. HALL SWEET
1t Grand secret ary
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II kRAUSES ORCH ESTRA REMAINS IN THE
y ci!y during the whole season, and will furnish
Music heretofore for Excursions, FicuicS, Barge
Parties, etc. at reasonable rates Residence 62I
South Carolina ave. je22lnI#
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IF-xCS /. o. o. F-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
- the UNIFORMED BATTALION will be held
THIS EVENING, 10th instant. at O'Clock. to make
for the funeral of our late fellow mem
Der, NJ. ID. MONTHS. THOMAS W. FOWLER,
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TEs f. F. BROOKS.
GARDEN HOSE, any length.
GAS STOVES. all sizes; guaranteed. Call
and examine
GAS FIXTURES. &C No charge for hanging.
LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing REPAIRS &c.
E F. BROOKS
my27 :53l 18th street.
Tfc@ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents Is particularly called to pHOS
WEE, the new and popular Bran and Nerve Tonic
and Safe. .uhrd against Malaria. For sale nreated oy
the glass or III bottles by W. G. MILBUKN, sole ln-
ventor aud Manufactures. l4z0 Penn3yiyania ave
apl1
TH> F. II. FINLEY,
USS 12O6 Psnnsy lvania ave. and 1905 D ST.
sole Agent for
THE ROCHESTER, BREWING COMPANYS
CELEBRATED BEER
The Trade and Families supplied Orders by mall
or telephone promptly filled myl2-tu, h,s3n
R~ ALL PERSONS WHO DESIRE TO AT
uat privilege by registering their names at Summer
aud Franklin School Buildings. Register open from
Jam uli pm. daily. jyS-lm
1~ MRS. BROWN (COLORED)
- Will give her highly recommended Wedi
Gated ELECTRIC and steam Baths AIso Magnetic
trestment. at 800 Missouri ave. NV. mr2,5m|
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lay my finger on Times wrist 10 score
The f0rvsrd-surging moments 40 they roll
Each pulse seems quicker than the one before;
And To- my days pile up against my soul
As clouds pile mp against the golden sun;
Alas! What have done? What have done
never steep the ROSY hours IA sleep,
Or hide ny soul, as IN gloomy crypt;
NO idle hsnds into my bosom creep;
And yet, as watef-drops from house caves drip
So vfewless melt my dsvs, ana from me run;
Alas. WHAT have done Wha. have done
have not missed the fragrance OF the flowers.
Or scorned the music OF the flowing rils.
Who're numerous, LOUD tongues sing 10 the
hours
Yet rise my days, behind me. ike the hills.
Ursisrred by light of mighty tTiumphs won
Alas What have done? What have done
Be siin. my soul, restrain thy lips from wo,
CtRe thy lament for life is but the fower
The fruit comes after death; how caass thou
know
TIE Ioundness OF its form, It's depth OF power
Death is LIES morning When thy works begun,
Then ask thyself-what yet is 10 be done
The Current
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What is a Gentleman?

The gentleman is distinguished from him
who is not q gentleman by moral qualities
which have Justly won the highest place In
the respect and admiration Of the werld.
The gentleman restraints his passions and
subdues his selfshness; he considers the
comfort of others before his own; he respects
the personality of those with whom he is
brought in contact He never takes an IN.
fair advantage; he is scrupulously reg srdful
OF his own honor; doubly scrupulous il the
honor OF others be committed to his keep
ing.
He may lack mental culture, but he is
never without moral refinement. he may
have an unpublished exterior, bat never q
base nature.
Courage he has, but shows it less facing
danger than in meeting responsibility. TX
not always sincere he is always reliable, and
to him may be safely committed all that
others hold most dear; in simple reliance
upon his honor he Is q man whose manly
traits are penetrated and modified by the
gentleness of womans nature, and who still
preserves and endeavors to constantly act
upon the manifest of instincts.
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CURIOUS, USEFUL AND SCIENTIFIC.

Distilled water is gaining in favor for table
use as well as in the treatment OF diseases OF
the digestive organs.
The Italian Government is encouraging
toe growth OF American vines in that coun'
try, IS being proof against phylloxsrs.
Black walnut "a ydust is now naked with
linseed gum and nodded into 0rnamentation
for furniture. When vanished it Is hand
some and more durable than carved wood
strange fish has been discovered off the
Morocco coast. 1t is a foot and half 10 lg,
and of deep black color, and has an enor-
nous mouth with elastic membranes, resem.
bling pelican's.
large amount OF oil exists in the stormy
petrol, and, when fat, according to Brunnich,
the inhabitants of the Farce Islands use it
as q lamp, obtaining their light from wick
drawn through the birds body.
The Juice OF the curious ink plan. of New
Granada requires no preparation before be-
ing usee for writing, The color Is reddish
when first applied to paper. but coon becomes
deep black which is very durable.
An opportunity OF studying case o. lep.
rosy has been afforded DR.. uttmsnn, VIII
assures the Berlin Medical Society that there
can be no doubt that the living bacilli found
in the system of leprous patients are really
the cause Of the disease.
A collection OF skulls from the Southern
Hemisphere has been studied in Eng'and,
the most notable conclusion reached being
that some OF the races OF South Africa Aus.
tralis and the scuthernmost part OF Sou b
America are remarkable for the smallness of
their heads.
Read by good light. The light sho1ld
come from the side. Do not read when fs.
tigued or when recovering from illness. and
do not read while lying down. Rest the eyes
occasionally while using them. Read good
print and do not sfOop while reading. Ise
proper glasses. avoid alcohol and tobacco,
and take exercise in the open air.
The best treatment for ink and rust stains
consists in the application of two parts of
| powdered cream OF tartar and one part OF
Hnely powdered oxslic acid. Shake no the
| ingredients we'll together and apply the po~-
der with dry rag to the dampensd stain.
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When the spot has disappeared the part
should be very well washed.
An English writer points out the probsbll-
ity that q smoky atmosphere is not q wholly
unmitigated evil, since its carbon AMI sal
phur must absorb many germs OF disease
and tend to prevent the spread ct epidsmics.
To make watch hands red this recipe has
been recommended: Mix to paste over q
lamp one ounce OF csTmine, one ounce OF
chloride of silver aud half ounce OF timers
japan put some CT the paste on the hands
and lay them fare upward on sheet OF cop.
per, which must be held over lamp until
the desired color ia produced.
The Medical Hersld,ssys: "When persons
find their eyes becoming dry and itching in
rec ding, IS we'll as those who find il neces-
sary 10 place an object more than fourteen
inches from their face to read, they need
spectsc!es. Spectac'es sold by peddlers and
jewellers generally are hurtfal TO the eyes of
those who read much, as the lenses are msde
ofiDferior glass and are not symm strically
ground. Unless the lenses are mounted in
g suitable frame and properly placed before
the eyes discomfort VIII arise from their pro-
longed use. The proper time to begin wear
ing glasses is just as soon IS the eyes tire on
being subjected to prolonged use.
There are, gays the American Mschinist.
% 227 locomotives Of all kinds belonging to
the railroads OF North merica, according to
the most reliable official fgures. T. 'ckoning
the lie OF locomotive at twenty five years
IL ought to require the construction of 1859
locomotives annually to maintain the stock
OF engines. A great many locomotives kept
on the motive power list are doubtless out OF
service but, making all free al oWalcs for
this, The figures indicate that in ths les. year
tire renewals of locomotives have been far be
low the necessary requirements. Many of
the engines built do not represent m iinten.
ance of stock but are called by new roads
ard extentioDs.
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W.T. AND PLEAsANrBY,

MAN is an extraordinary being" says
Professor Yelland in Progress. Yes. bat
lock at voman.-Somerville Journal.
He tried to kiss me and just told hira to
Dc have" said an irste young lady after a
sleigh ride last night "WelI, did he kiss
your" ASKED her fTieId. Nc, the idiot, he
behaved"
DR.. Lawson TAFT has discovered that the
hearing OF women is more acute than tina
OF men. Husbands attempting to go up
stairs without making any noise found that
out long before DR.. TAFT did.
That article you had in last weeks paper
WIS the funniest thing I ever read said a
lady to an editor. 1t would make dog
laugh: thought my husband would split
his ssdes.'-Arkssaw Traveller.
A Baptist minister was once asked how it
wss that he consented 10 the marriage of
bis daughter to Presbyterian. well, nv
dear friend" he replied. "as far as I have
been able to discover, Cupid never studied
theology
"You ought to come and see us every even
Ing, Mr.. Trotter." Why, Johnny" "Be-
cause it makes sister Rosa so happy to have
you go away. You ought never TO miss an
evening" They missed Trotter for the rest
Of that evening.-Texas Siftings.
Mrs. Minks-Oh. yes; Jon can talk about
t1ngie blessednets. bat, all the same, stats.
dies prove that more bachelors than arried
ntn nimit suicide Mr. Oldbach-Yes
that as trns. ''Oh, you admit 1t yourself,
thin. Now, please exya why they com.
nit suicide" They sle driven insane By
ether peoples babies"
An assembly OF Frenchvomen recently
k.ss mptea 10 ahsssr the question when
desss woman begin to grow old?" With
the first gray hair" wi che ceases to
inspire love" were among the answers. The
decision was left to wbise-haired mairon Of
seventy who Sid, What do | know sb nut
such question"
an ambitious doctor was complaining
about the ingratitude of the public toward
his profession. He said. bitterly: States
men, generals, arts S and scientists all get
mon umenis erected to their memory, bat
who ever hes1d OF @ doctor having monu-
mentT why, doctor. don't you count
tbose monuments ont in the chur ;hyard?
Ion't they mean anything
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Excerpta From George EIiot's Letters.

Excerpta From George EIiot's Letters.
Habit is the purgatory in which We suffer
for our past SINS.
am often sorry for people who lose half
their possible good in the world by being
more alive to deficiencies than to positive
merits.
Some people are born to make life pretty,
and Others TO grumble that it is not pretty
enough, but pray make q point OF liking me
in spite of my deficiencies.
1t is one of the Affections of authorshi to
know that the brains which should be used
in undel standing book are wasted II dis
cussing the hastisst misconcepii ms about
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re Gould Eat Nails.
BrrFAIO. -. Y. Sent. /, Is

y. 4
GENIIENEN-You 90 not sufficiently extol the
curative virtues OF Benson's Cspcine Plssters for
silments of dyspeptic nature. For five years,
up 10 about two years ago had attacks oil this
description, lasting from three TO i've weeks.
During these periods l unable 10 eat any
thing without the greatest discomfort, lost flesh
rapidly and suffered general deterioration In
health. tried nearly al the dyspepsia remedies
ever ooncocted, with the hope of either curing or
slleviLting nv distress. Physicians prescriptions
were equally notifications. Only by means of
semi starvatiol would my stomsch recover any
thing like It's natural tone and then the leas.
years ago, as above mentioned, when enjoying"
one OF these seasons OF misery, q particularly
severe visitation. IL suddenly occurred to me to
Try one of Benson plasters ! procured one aud
applied is 10 the stomachic region. Greatly to my
surprise, ana much more 10 my grstlhcatl0n,
within twenty-four hours ali pain, burning
and soreness had left my stomach. Since
then iDjudicious irTegulsr eating has several
times bought on symptoms OF the old COM
plant. but the application OF plaster at
night ipsures cure by morning. / have tried
the remedy with 30 satisfactory results TO give
me entire confidence that could eat the most in-
dieestibie food, possibly teDpenny nails II my ap-
petite cTaved them, and feel no apprehension of
illeftcts. long as Bensons Cspcine Plssters are
Obtain able. member OF my family has had an
cured by the ssme means. Merely sympathy for
those suffering with dyspepsia-the belief that the
plaster will cure the dfease in its incpient stages
and not unlikely when IL has become chronic
the solicitation or with the previous knowledge
of Msssrs Seabury Johnson
kessss. seabury & johnson. New YORK.
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A Boston correspondent of the Salem Ca
,zetfe 10 LADY, writes:
Al VIII tell you funny little story, which
j solemnly assure you is true. At the Christ
mas dinner given by . weIl-known charity
organization, . young lady who was on the
reception committee, had among her duties
TO attend to the removal aad care of the out
side clothing of the children. In the hustle
of several arrivals she hastily welcomed one
small boy and told him to take of his things.
In . few minutes, hearing . shout of laugh
1er, abe turned round and found he had
completely undresssd. and stood Is naked
- when he was born. Her friends coHsid-
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An English paper remarks: An applica-
ton of gun-cotton is said to have besn made
in such . manner that Il will eventually
supersede the use of steam for the purpose Of
light locomotion and driving small ma.
chinery. Details OF the invention are with.
held until public exhibition OF its utility
il made.
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upon the faith OF those who use them. OF
al the humbuggery which has appssred in
any age or land, none SURPRISES this relic
business. Indiana Baptist.
were a device Of the empress Josephine to
conceal the traces OF the washtub on TIE
hands and arms OF marshals' wives who had
riser from the common people, and to hide
the manual beauty OF her sisters in-lsw. b.
fore her time they were only worn in the
travelling coach.-Laoouchere.
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By ysss rSGE1ow.

The white moon wasteth,
And cold morn haEteth
Athvart the snow.
The red east busneth,
And the tide turnet1.
And thou must so.
Think not. sad rover.
Their story al over
Who. come FROM ef8r,
Once, In the ages.
Won goodly wages.
Led by sa--
Once, for ell duly.
0uidsnce doth tfuiy
shine as OF old.
Opens for me and thee
Once opportunity
Her gates OF gold
Enter, Thy star Is out
Traverse. nor faint nor doubt,
Earth's autres wild.
Thou shalt find good aud rest
As found the Msgi blest
That Divine Child.
The Independent
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Miss Cleveland Answered Him.

Washington Letter TO PIttsburg Gszette.l
pray What do ladies End to think about
besides dress and parties?' said a fnelook-
ing army officer who has been doing guard
duty in Washington f)r the past seventeen
years. The remark was addressed to the as
semblv, but 1t was taken up by Mics CleVe
land. They can think OF OF the heroic
deeds of our modern army officers" she said,
smiling pleasantly. Tne officer subsidized.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-19

Fl Perkins In Pltisburg Dlspstch.I
got tired looking ut those warehouses
and factories Tin Richmond). After looking
at $50 OF them il became an old story. At
las, when / came TO one would say to the
driver.
Another tobacco factory. Caesar"
Yes. mss's dis is plug fac'try.
Don't stop I said: drive on; let the
plug go'
Further on we came to a very large build
ing and very ancient building.
us this tobacco factory. too" I asked
tie driver.
vbar Patrick Henry made his great speech,
ssh.-
What did Patrick Henry say?' l asked.
why lie done say Glib me liberty or glib
NE deth.' F"
well, which did they give hIm?"
Day glib him bot, sab, bof"
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Didn't Feel Lonesome while Travelling.

DIDN'T reel Lonesome While Travelling,
IChicago Herald.
A pretty young woman with little girl by
her ti1e nearly as pretty as herself was being
enterts med by male stranger, who had
struck up an acquaintance through the Us.
ual and always convenient mediumship OF
the little girl. The stranger did all the
talking. He was che OF those men who think
they know everything, but only rarely get
coed chance to tell it. The lady answered
only IN monosy llsbles The little girl lis
tened patiently and demurely for time,
and then began to fidget around 10 her seat.
Finally, as the stranger stopped for breath,
she eaid.
Mamma, you've found one amt your
What my dear?'
why, don't you remember what you told
papa when he sc id you be lonesome on the
caIsY You said you'd find some bore to talk
you to Sleep"
Mamma looked out of the window aud
the stranger suddenly thought he had better
go into the smokin car to lind his TREND
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Getting All He Asked For.

erssely refrain from asking her If that small
boy ebeytd orders.