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Alexandria Affairs.
Reyar for TIE EvESISG STAR.

NoNISATIoS.-Th democrats of the first
ward met at concordi;i hall last night to nOmi-
Mt 4i a candidate for alderman, vice W. W.
Herbert appointed postmaster. VIM A. Moore
Ma chairman and IhcO. Cook secretary John
w Burke and b. Wheat We're nominated. 1t
WAS >;tid that Mr.. Wheat would not sery. If
elected. The ballot resulted: Burke %: Wheat
/. 81 Mr.. Burke was declared the nominee. and
the meeting adjourned.
holding its July term at the Columbu>-strect
courthouse. The will of Mrs. Eliz Donaldson.
giving her estate 10 Mrs. Marcy, her au4hter
va; Omitted To probate, and Mrs. Marcy was
named executrix. An official bond of Bent
Austin As clerk in $4,000 has been rendered
ard accepted by the court.
TWO Y ERDICTS.-Two coroner'S jurjcs were
assembled and two verdicts given in the case OF
samuel Johnson, killed by BalI;r at Draney's
the murder oil Samuel johnson by JAS Bailey
:tine 10 one conclusion. that of murder in the
hrSt ''cgree- Only one OF the jurors could write
MS name Another jury was however, sum-
hicntG and gave proper verdict. Jas. Bailey
alias i;allar, who is held for killing SamI John.
son, waived preliminary examination before
Justice Robinson yesterday afternoon, and Was
sent on 10 the next grand jury OF the county
ALEXANDRIA SUPERvIsoRs-The board of
SUPERVISORS of Alexandria county organized at
me co"rtbouse yesterday afternoon by elect
ih@ hich;rd W. Johnson chairman. An order
was made for the securing of good roids and
ino.
HEAPPoINTED.-Isaac Green, George Ran
Nrnroe overaeers of the poor in Alexandria
county, having failed to file their bonds in
i!HIe. Judge Sangstcr has validated their posi-
Toms ~ realpointing them u their offices
NurEs.-Henry Blush was arrested on n
charge OF exposing his pcrson.-The mayor at
IIs last court, fined George DonOhue Branga
wright, Celia Jackson, Daniel Nelson and
Mildred Magruder. for disorderly conduct
Abe Douglas was fined $3.50 for assault. and
William Williams was sent to the work house
for stealing. and George Brown fined 50 so for
the same offense. Ezekiel Kade. of Washing
t"ii, VINO carries on his operations here, was
cut on the head by Abe Douglas, a negro at
bis place, on Union street, near the ferry
haff----The old brick toll house near Roachis
spring, Ia Alexandria county. has been bought
nom the county authorities at Sl3 by Horace
=. Johnson.-The representatives ri Andrew
AUgur. the conductor, killed at the four-miie
run accident, intend TO sue the Pennsylvania
tx. Il. company for damages, and as q prelimi-
nary, Mr.. L. Marbury has qualified in the Alex
dndria county court as his administrator-J
". Pcgke has been chosen chairman OF the
committee ON public property.-Lee Post of
confederate Veterans here has elected Jefferson
DlNis an honorary member and he has accented
enbership.-Daniel Collins, coloIed of this
city, was drowned at the Rapidan river last
week.
An explosion occurred I'm one of the collie
fies M 81. Etienne, France, yesterday, and a
number OF the miners were imprisoned So far
Gag III tlent bcdieS have heer rom
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OFFICE OF w: W: LAMB, ND,
" 12A9 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA DECEMBER G. 1894
MESSRS EISNER e. MENDELSON.
soLE AGENTS OF JOHANNgHOFFS
MALT EXTRACT u s. OF A..
$40 RACE ST.. PHILADEIPHrA. :
DEAR SIRS-I HAVENSED JOHANN HOFFvS
MALT Gi EXTRACT F6R THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IL MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
sToRiHa II rr " ~ TIE ShsE hHAlsIA;RE
ENn SsS@ 9hH ER1ASE AND TONIC yyTAITIyE
Go0p IN Prisons eoNvAHEs 1iS az ,f RON
MMq grKEW 1: NNqhsslNS, AND Is CASES 81
THE IMNENSE ILPORTATION sEMI-MONTH-
IL, AND Ai:ouT MILLION OF BOTTLES M.
r HETE IN BY nu xoE stAXE R3AssfD HX ISsPEG
RILY FOR TIE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
cHIEr pKUa INSPECTOR q. s.,
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
M6TAOUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
AOFE" AND "AOR1TZ ElSNER' ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BO'TLK - ts56 f6 IA =
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CARRIERS
LIQUID BREAD.

LIQUID BREAD
PURE MALT EXTRACT
Possesses the highest merit It Is manu- featured from
the choicest materials and combines the pala-
TABLE qualities Of refreshing drink with the nvigor
MhS and wholesome properties of the best Malt Ex-
tracts.
true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir-
able Tor lnvalS and persons in health VIII be found
uion tila! To be pleasant and complete substitute for
All alcoholic drinks, most OF which too stimulating
tor delicate const buttons
Is The beverage Par Excellence" fer nursing
mothers creates abundance of milk, while il
strengthens and nvgOrates the entire system.
After careful analysis Wilbur q. Hall, PHI D., New
h1Ik SAYS: Liquid Bread is refreshing nourishng
Table beverage and q wholesome invig0ratng tonic.
1t IS paatable TO the taste and of easy assimaon.
Frank L. James. Phi. D., NJ. D.. St Louis, after nnay-
SIS SAYS: Its low percentage of alcohol, its eerves
cect lis uellghfrl taste and OdOr, all combine
commend Nichosons Malt Extract as being most
nOurshng beverage and the best article Of the
mat has ever come under my examination"
Sold by all leading GrOcers and Druggists
DAVID NICHOLSON. Propr. ST. LOUIS
At wholesale by
WM MUEHLEISEN.
1y11 9lS 9Th ST. WASHINGTON.
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Grants .sur;aI Place.

PUBLIC MEETING IN THIS CITY TO TAKE
ACTI"& AGAINST THE PROPOSED INTERMENr
OF THE EEIAINo ~ NEW YORK.
In Response {" a notice published in yesfe~-
days STAR "a meeting was held ut Willard han
last evening f." The purpose OF expressing tlt,
Keeling Of tine citizens "f Washington in regard
u the burial of General tirs.nt in New York
city. Geu- r. ~. Whitaker called the meeting
10 oTdeS. AMI nominated ex-Representative
DtZcHdort, 81 l-@iuist. as chairman. The Tar
tcT III taking the char stated briefly the object
az the meeting. and .ie:In Pope Hodnett m..,I,.
Il Steech. during which ne said that the sem
mint "l the country was opposed "a the inter-
mchJ - the remains al General Grant in New
York city an! al favor ri the iuteTnent of thu
remains AT a." national capital He moved
that = cofnmittcc ~ five be appointed by tile
cnajr 10 - ." Me-. Ork and present the protesf
o. the citizens III The District To this proposed
action.
Mr.. FARMLAND Janus slid that owing to the
bret Notice stifu the threatening weather t!,t.
meeting was not ~ lar c!y attended a. he b.
EcNeG IL otherwise would be. and hr therefore
moved - Il substitute, that AN Adjournment be
ttNeu N;sttt tGi- evening at the ~,Ine hour anG!
Pi.tc'., when the resolution wOuIi be con>ideI.d
MI ttt~tucit accepted this substitute, which
Was adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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Dn HA1SE~
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT
II can be given In cup Of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking 1t is absolutely
harmless and will effect a permanent and speedy
cure. whether the patien is q moderate drnker or an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given In thousands of
eases. and III every instance perfect has fol
lowed. IT NEVER FAILS The system once impres
mated with the SPECIFIC. 1t becomes impuasi-
liiity Tor the liquor appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. Proprietors.
Cincinnati. Ohio
For Sale by
r. X. HELPHENSTINE,
EBBTTT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Corner 14th and also 14th street and
Vermont avenue. Washington, u. e.
Call write for circulars and null particular dloeo
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CHEAPEST Day Goons
IN WASHINGTON.
SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
NUNS YELLING. pure wool, 1Sc
PLAID MUSLIN, good quality, &c.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-WIDE BLEACH
ED COTTON, Sc.
FINEST QUALITY BATISTE, nearly one yard
wide. in Pink Blue and Black Figure real value 2Oc
reduced TO 12lac.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS 70
duccd to 75c.
NAVY BLUE SATTEENS, 25c
BLACK CASHMERE SIAWLS pure WOOL 81 so
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS SC
HANDSOME BROCADE DRESS GOODS. cheap
at 25c., reduced to 12l1c.
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THH CELEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronges: aud best known to the trade
ID. l. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District Of COlumbia
Ofice-l4IS + ST. NV
Warehouse-H. I. Rscoe's wharf, foot OF 10th at sw
Orders promptly filled aud deliveries made to any
part Of the city.
PAVEMENTS.
GKANOLLTHlC, ARTIFICIAL STONE
ASfdALiCM, NEOCHATEL MASTIC.
Streets, Sidewalks, Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, wherever q solid, smooth AMI d,srahe
pavement floor Is required. ~
Orders promptly attended to, and all work euarsn.
teed fer the term Of five years.
NOTICE,
All representations that the above wor,r .. ov, ror
formed by me. ID an Infringement OF arW rivi;ts of
Others or that any court has SO held ia ncHrraSt ~
/ guarantee ali patrons Of my worE craSnsf .rv
claims or suits for damages. -
H. l. CRAWFORD,
or.,.,..u>, 90, 1416 r st. NV.
3SiepnOue Cou M OOH aD21-:3E
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No COMPLAINTS Received.

THE COMMISSIONERS AND THE HUMANE So
Getty STILL ON AMICABLE TERMS.
The statement has been published that the
Humane society, which has been erecting
drinking fountains for men and animals In
different portions of the city, finds cause of
complaint in the treatment received from the
District Commissioners. 1t is charged that the
| Commissioners have allowed the fountains to
become stopped up, and have refused to aid in
repairing them. Mr. f.. A. Newman, who, as a
representative of the society has charge of this
work stated to n STAR reporter this morning,
that ne had no knowledge Of a refusal Of the
erected by the society in order. The society
furnished the fountains and the District sup
in order. They had expected the Commission
ers to do more for them, and had some time ago
asked them to supply the fountains. They had
thought that the Commissioners might cooper
than they had displayed. but they
n ls' =, no -, complaint TO 81 make ma in re-
the Commissioners had agreed to assume. The
society had erected a fountain on ISL, street,
JUS west of the Department of Justice building,
which the Commissioners had removed to 18th
street, just north of Albaugh's Opera House on
the ground that there was hack stand on the
opposite side of 1olc street, and the carts and
wagons collecting around the fountain choked
up the narrow street. The officers of the society,
while they thought the first location was the
best. yet admitted that there was force in the
reasons given by the Commissioners for the
change.
There are now three of these fountains in
operation in the cty-One in Georgetown, one
1T 10th and NJ streets and the one on 18th
street 1t is the intention to erect a fountain
This year at North Capitol and streets, and
another. the location OF which has not yet been
determined, but it will probably be located in
the Fiflnity OF the City hall. The fountains
cost the society SO each. Mr.. Webb the new
COMMISSIONER, Is member of the society and
IL l. expected thai the District authorities will
hereafter take more interest in the work of the
society.
NJ the district building it is stated that no
complaint from the society has been received.
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IENTs INDIAGAUZE SHIRTS, 33aac: WORTH
tT 6Oc.
Gents India Gan1e Shirts Soc; worth 75c
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price
Finest Satteen Drawers only Soc
Spring Weight Undershifts. Soc; worth 75c
Medium Weight Undershirts, nearly ali wO0l. 6Oc
Ask to see the COMFORT SHIRT. made Of Wanl-
reinforced, ready for the wash tus, only as cenIA
This Is the best fitting, best made shirt in tie
market
Remember only 66c for the Finest Dress Shirt the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
my20 1OO2 STREET NORTHWEST
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BAReA1Nz BARGAINS.
BARGAINS
We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS
Mems Hand-sewed TIES. Strap or Button. FIR "a 5O
Mems Hand Welt oXFOKDs, 1925 per pair; former
l ps'e Of Boys Boys oxFoRDs former price saso and
$500, now selling for S2.5 per pair.
In regular goods we have of the largest ssDrt-
ments to be found In the city.
Our sSe are s sui in tbs so3 KID BUT
NONSENSE CURACAO KID BUTTON and e,,ar
antee them to give satisfaction, For $500 we can
IN Low SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the
Ladies, fine CURACAO KID OXFORIs hand-sewed,
Ladies line CuRAcoA KID NEwpoRTT1Es, hand
Ladies line CURACAO KID BUTTON, handsewed.
Ladies EN- fine FRENCH KID oxFoRDs hanu.sewea.
Ladies. fine FRENCH K1DsED1soN. hand-sewed,
Ladies fine fine F Fl cLorHTop EDISON. Louis
Ladies' tine FRENCH EDISON, Louis XIV heel. q. oo.
A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DREN's Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also full line of Ladies' and Misses White Operas
VIM. H. RICH
oSEPRICE SHOE STORE.
Ut Market Space.
We close at 8 pm, Saturdays excepted. y13
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PILLOW SHAMS PILLOW SLAMS. =
Two great bargains never to be had again. See them
displayed in windows, and you will be astonshed
to see how they can be made for these prices.
Special. At 81 .59a pair PILLOW SLAMS, trimmed
with Hamburg inserting fine tucking. Hamburg ruff
fling full Sizes good value At Sd So our price, SO
pair.
Special. At 81 ID pair. PILLOW SHAM trimmed
with Hamburg inserting. also fine tucking, cambria
rufiing really worth $3 pair you should them.
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF,
Our entire stock of Misses, Chdren's and Infants
DRESSES at less than prime cost We beg the
ladies to bear in mind that these goods not of
low grade although offer them at such astonishing
low prices Call and convince yourself that what we
advertise are facts
Remember, sale begins WEDNESDAY. July j, at
10 O'Clock sharp.
Second floor. Second floor.
Accessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator.
EMBROIDERED ROBES
At $265 Each
100 Ladies' Fine EMBROIDERED ROBES Each
Robe contains IL yards fine lawn Also yards hand
some Heavy Embroidery In Irish Point, Hamburg
and Colored Hamburg, aud at the price named they
are positively the best values offered this
display In Our Show Window
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How To Save MONEY!,
Invest $3.50 in our Extra Fine Calf Shoes. Every
pair warranted to wear well. They equal to any
$4,OOShOe in this city.
We can give bargains, because we sell for cash. and
have no Tad bills to make up from cash customers.
Gents Low strap Ties, Button and Oxiords, from
500 to $500.
La French Kid Handmade Oxfords So 90
La French Kid Handmade Button Shoes. 3d. co.
La French Kid Button Shoes, $500.
La Kid slippers, 75c TO $50.
Good wearing shoes tor children very low.
Ladies' and Gents Fine shoes made to measure for
$500.
GEO. w. RICH,
jylO 400 Tth stnw
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&tffiI>PIuPrgfS

ABiu>empnfs
ALBAC&H ofEJ:A HoCSE.-The perform
ancc 81 = II" Chimes % Normandy last night
was ialrly good and was well received by =
large audience. Miss I;cebe made a very bright
S@[po.et a.id Miss stone had ia Gernaine IA
zoe worthy 81 Ter efforts. Mr.. DE Ianye a.
CcSp'fJd, received SomeiL hing of an ovation AT
the end "f the second act tor his realistic bnt
rather too UDi~teTuu, work in the ghost scene
Ihc Chimes" will repeated This and To-
morrow evenings. For the remainder of the
week I'inaiOrc will be- revived.
CoNIoJE SCMNEE GARDEN.-Several novel
features are introduced into The entertainment
az t'!e SoInIqqe SUMMER Garden this week
Angie DuraHd French Folly troupe are sue
ee>>iul in their minstrel performance and
statuary.
MISSING WATCH RECOvERED.-TerrelI G.
Tay Tor reported to the police that on the / IN
VI i'st hio IN. "aIt5 on :. spree, he was robbed
OF a soid watch and chain. valued at 500. He
said he ipInd III his pocket IA card on v-hicI.
was written Wv WeinhciuIer. SO. PennsyIHa-
MA avenue, which me gave IN detectives Ran
and Block Yesterday the nfissin. proper;y
was recovered from - pawn shop. aud ii was a.
ceEtained that while drinking on the uipbt of
TIE supposed robbery Tay Ior lett the watch with
Mr. NelnheiIner. Il saioou-kecper to- whom IN,
owed -. and afterwards forgot where he left n
MI IaNior. who Is now III Madison Courthouse
Va, Will be notified Of the result of the inyes IL
CATION
BASE BALL-The Nationals beat the Iancas-
tiers yesterday AT Capitol park BY "A score of d 10
home team GaguS and Norrlssey have been
released by the Nationals and OF ay and Trott
signed IN tEtlr places. Games eisewhcre.-Af
Rlchmont-E .rginia. 4; Trenton.2. At Boston
buffalo 81 Boston, e. At PhlIadelphia-PIil-
adelphia. ~ Louis, g. AT New Iork-New
York, .: Detroit, J. Al Northumberland:
Providence. %. At Observation-Disclosures o:
Athletic, u. AT Norfolk-NOrfolixs,7; Newarks
b.
ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.-Grand excursion to
this popular and fashionable resort every FRI
day. Round trip. SO. Tickets good for five
days. Address ''HOtei Albion" the most ele-
gantly furnished and best appointed no use on
the island Tor terms.
SUITS AGAINST RAILROADS FOR $50, OO0.-
Charles i. stewart, formerly postal clerk, has
by Mr.. W. ~ Cook, entered a suit against the
T. q p, A & f., Virginia Midland, and Penn
sylVanIa railroads to recover $4,000 damages
for injuries received in the collision at Four
Mile Run February 10Th, 1854 He states
tnat ne was postal clerk, and in the collision
received such severe injuries as required his
treatment in the infirrnary at Alexandria for
.nIeS months, and that he has been perma-
any kind oi labor. ~ f
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Fevers, leading physicians recommend
Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey, 81 .25 per bottle,
sold by druggists and grocers.
was sufferer from Dyspepsia, and Dr.
VIM. McKnew, 124 Fayette St., Baltimore, Md.
Price $1.O0. co
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, ETC.

II SATURDAY commencing June 9Th Mary lash
ington leaves at r. M back at p M good band
on boat and pavilion For tcSes % cents children
T II EMF II sare ee Store, sas IN
jyIO1m L r. TREMBLY. Excursion Manager
CTEAMER CORCoRAN.
y sunday Excursion 70 Marshall Hall
Am. and pm. Returning at i and pm.
Fare round trip, 2oc 1000,
First-class Catering IT the HAL 1e23Sm
r OVER CEDAR POINT,
The popular Watering Place of Westinghouse.
The safe, swift and magnificent steamer ARMENIA
will leave her wharf, foot Of 9TH st. daily except
Armenia stops at Alexandra Mondays wehnes-
days and Fridays only Fare SOC round trip. Child
For further information and charters to societies
-'' WI ~ "' "3sp L sHERIEFs Goa, Offices,
32S and lila Pa ave
je24 And at Steamers wharf foot OF 9TH St
CHAPEL POINT CHAPEL POINTl
LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC
Commencing SUNDAY. June Is. the
STEAMER GEO LAW
Will leave daily from steamer George Iearys wharf
except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, S:45 a. M
sharp, and return $50 pm
Fare for trip SO cts. Meals at the Point SO cts
Prof schroeders Orchestra
je1s q. W. BAUER, Owner
CUNDAY MORNING QUIET TRIP TO ely
= MONT. - No liquors sold on boat Or grounds.
at pm Fare only IS cents. Good to return on last
boat leaving GlymOnt pm. l. r. TREMBLY Ex-
cnrson Manager. jyl5-2m
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PURE RASPBERRY and Blackberry; also the
fine old London Dock Port Wine, for medicinal
purposes, can be had at the reliable estabi i~h-
ment OF Chr. Xander. 81 TN II. NV
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MOT A PARTICLE OF. CALOMEL OR ANY
~ other deleetcns snhstahce enters into the compo-
sition of Ayers Chalic Pills. On the contrary they
prove of SPECIAL service to those who have used Gallo
mel and other mineral posOns medicines, and feel
their injurious effects In such Ayers Pills are
invaluable.
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A LADY WRITES: II HAVE USED AYERS
AASarsaparilla in my family for many years, and
could not keep house without it. For the relief the
pains consequent upon female weaknesses and
larities, consider it without equal" jy28
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. G., July IS, 1885, IL A. m
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weat her
in extreme northern portion, fair preceded by
threatening weather and light local rains in re-
manning portion, variable winds. genera Iy
northea~teriy on the coast, and stationary tenn
peratura.
For Wednesday. generally fair weather wi IN
stationary temperature. is indicated for New
England and the middle Atlantic states
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NEW ORLEANS, July 18th.

Mr.. AND MIS-. /. l.. BIOUT sail to-day for Lon
don aud Paris, by steamer Nova Scotia, to select
such novelties as the above markets will offer
for the coming season in the millinery Ike.
They will also make AN extended tour throu n
Germany and switzerland.
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LADIES fine oxford Ties only 9S cts, worth
SIPS. Il. Strasburger, No. 900 eth ST., 4 door,
Above
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DIR. STREET has removed to DDS street north
west, corner of 81.
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i HIRD 1RIP
Ofthose Grand and Exceedingly Popular
EVENING EXCURSIONS,
Under auspices of Young Mems Bible Class Of the
Lake, to
INDIAN HEAD. AND RETURN.
Boat will leave at $50 pm; and return at 10 pm,
FRIDAY. JULY 81. 1885
More seating capacity has been arranged for, and
provision made for al abundance of good water.
Tickets only % cents. An elegant Lunch Table at
9Th street wharf. Bar positively closed ty2s-3t
SEVENTH ANNUAL Excursion
OF HEBER TENT, No. 10. 1. o. r.,
Will be given to Lower Cedar Point, on
MONDAY AUGUST Sd, 1885.
Roa, leaves High street Wharf georgetown at
ocioeS a. ni harp TcKets so cts cIrn n at
the above date. jy2s,5ts
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION, JULY 81,
Sn1gf s Steamer %, ' Geore IaM W
schroders music and dancing on boat Forty miles
J: A Lutreli. i. A oifatt. r L. Hail. T. ] Ridge
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
ASSOCIATED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICERS
AND PRIVATES
Of the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS
To MARSHALL HALL.
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1885.
Steamers COrcoran and Arrowsmith will leave their
wharves respectively at and $50 oclock pm sharp:
returning at 1l:3O.
Tickets, so cents: to be had Of members Of the
Corps and at the boats jy25-6t
S1xTH GRAND EXc G. ,Ss
n1 II naKsn I2cLA HA CLUB
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 2sTH. 1855.
Boat leaves her wharf at 9:s0 am and pm 1853.
FxCU RsION TO COLONIAL BEACH ON THE
i ms ss, By the hs Ladies Ms sose,y
July 80 Tickets 50 cents for sale at Purseis book
Society has tickets Il r sale at wharf. jy22-8t%
YNHE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN PRINCE
Il George county is Gladmon's Oakland Grove.
Pcnics every THURSDAY EVENING.
Park for rent every day except THURSDAY.
Splendid pavilion, fine shade and splendid water.
BeDnings Bridge. jy2c-2w*
CTEAMER ". ". CoRCORAN
- Leaves Every Morning at 10 o'clock, Returning
Ut pm
to f Msrs 80 sfn Ma air a 1Saoa
Children. Is cents. jy17-3m
ncCooUAN FALLS VA.
The sfsaeSy ns make an
g hs SoSys scs EVERY
DECK
TURNING AT r NJ.
49, SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
Ts ssv M .. nsfs
NJ, returning ut 8 pm.
Fine Brass Band OH these excursions.
80 4 parties s en- board
iyl7 f. 8. RANDALL. Manager.
MARSHALL HALL
AT the request Of the patrons Of Marshall Hall and
special rsecias: and Musical Enter,
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
on the grand excursion steamer 7; v: Arrowsmith
the Hall and on the boat
me s July 18th. H. ~ - p''' ~ iyieea%
1885 EXCURSION SEASON 1856
BALTIMORE d OHIO R.R
EVERY MONDAY. commencing June 22.to
Round trip rate. $780, Limited to 500 persons
Leave Washington ct am. Returning, arrive At
$50 pm.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing
June 70, to
HARpER's FERRY AND BYRNEs ISLAND,
On the Potomac
Round trip rate, 81. Limited to 200 persona Leave
Washington 1905 am Returning, arrive At TOO pm.
| EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER
SUNDAY,to
LURAY cAvERNs
| Commencing June "a. Round trip rita $50
Leave Washington $50 am. Returning arrive at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

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