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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18


Cath in the CINCINNATI Enquirer.
n gentleman of my acquaintance who was at
the battle of w ilson's Creek in Missouri where
Gen. Lyon was killed, went to the office of the
Century Magazine with some OF his reminis-
ccnccs which he had designed to publish in a
book. Some conversation ensued, and he said
to the military editor:
eve had at Wilson's Creek ten thousand men
and Lyon had five thousand
The aStonished military editor lifted up his
ears as II by patent spring. and said lie: "Will
yOu be good enough TO repeat tliat?''
The man repeated that Gen. Lyon had five
thousand men and the confederatcS ten
thousand at the battle of Wilson's Creek. he
being confederate. The astOHished editor
came right around from behind the counter
shook the mans hand and said:
VIII You let me enroll your name on the list
of my friendS?"
''What fore" said the contributor
"Why." said the man, "there have been some
four thousand generals, warriors and heroes of
various sorts here. and you are the first one who
ever was In ~ fight where the enemy was
admitted to be inferior in numbers. You must
be u man Of signal truth ana of great JOY TO your
wife and children"
The caller remarked: "Have you had the dis
tinguished men OF both sidcsin this officer"
"Oh, yes" said the war editor. "They come
here and lie with the majesty and inpassiye
ness OF the Lord Himself Every one OF them
was overpowered. Every ono ACCOMPLISHED
marvcls. When we publish q paper IRON a
major general II takes all our relnuiniug MEM
ber> TO receive and Issue cards Of those he mis-
stated" '--s
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The Pursuit Of Geronimo.


From the Newark Advertiser.
1t was impossible for us to keep up with this
savage crew, impossible because they got fresh
horses every few miles and because they seem
lnsly were super-human. The phrase, There
Is a limit to human endurance seemed to have
no application In their case. The space we
passed over ID four days they accomplished in
"a honrs, without even halting. AT the cross
Ing OF Black river weSaw them five miles ahead
going oyer level plain On this plain we FOL
lowed them ut sailop for ) miles. They then
entered the hills and trees and scattered. When
we emerged from these we looked down a
Thousand feet into the valley of Eagle creek
Our lnuian scouts pointed to q long bare ridge
across the valley ten miles away. There could
be seen going up the hill hot Of little spccks,
which We could barely see. They Travelled
slowly: 1t was Gcroi.imo and his band nj $50.
suddenly from Il ravin2 on one side appe, red "a
mum Der OF objects moving rapidly. They joined
thu column. and in a few minute; we could
perceive that every one was going f;t>ter \
band of horses had been driven from me val.
ley. in >tantly mounted. and the column was
OH Geronimo had fresh horses; We could not
catch him now
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Now Is THE Txr
10 CURE SKIN HUMoRs.

It at this season when the Pores are clogged and
the blood and Precipitation are laden with Impurities
that disgurins HuhOrs humiliating Erupt;ons Itch
ing Tor;ures. Salt Rheum Eczema Psoriasis Tet-
ter. T,ingworm, Baby Humors. Scrofula scrofulous
Sores Abscesses and discharging wounds and every
species of Itching. Scsly aid Ifmpy Diseases of the
Skin and Scalp. are most speedily and economically
cured by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
IT Is FACT.
Hundreds OF letters In our possession (copies of
which may be had by return MALL our authority
for the assertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Humors
whether Scrofulous. Inherited Contagious, may
NOW be permanently cured by CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT. the new PlOOd Purifier, internally, and
CUTICURA and CCTICURA SOAP the great Skin Cures,
externally, In one half the time and expense Of
any other season.
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CITY ITEMS.
All About Trunks,

All about Trunks.
Great reductions made in price, of Trunks:
Good Patent Cov'd Travelling Trunks, S1.5O.
50: $3.50.
Zine Saratoga Trunks, $3.50 81, $3.50. 80. Sc.
Real leather ''Sarato1a's $3.50. 81, So, 80.
We carry one OF the largest and best stocks of
good Trunks Ono trash) shown In Washington,
and will guarantee our prices 10 be the lowest.
for like quality OF Goods. K. {. Lewis, Trunks
and Hats 92o 18th, bet 1 and X. Discount
given ii You bring this al. with you. Be SIRE
yo,: &c; to the right number, 92O.
n. B.-LoweSt price marked in plain figures. 2
Read tle Post and Republican for all the
novelties at Il kaulmans Combination.
Frank. Jcwclcr and Optic:an, 457 Penn. ave.
Cold Az: silver Watches, Chains and Charms.
S1.0o sntin Coaching Parasol to close zoe,
at 4. kau:mans Continuation. 5
.na!arIp prevented and thoroughly eratlica-
ted by D,Hy'S Pure Malt Wh.skey, S1.a5 per
bottle, sid by druggists and groccrs.
Fine si.oetins. bicached and unhleached,
in siiCrt cuGa, at \. kauiInan's Combination
Store. )
SD Per Gn3.e-k 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WHISKY, best in the world for the money.
Orders hy mail. Notices, 9th, near u St. saw-3m
An Em,ncnxe lot OF short ends of every de-
scription 1T A. Kaufmla,is Combination.
Cholera. Oi.,hsi,erie. FcverS. Malaria.
prevented By the Use of Reed IL CarnrickS So
lum Hypnculorita (disinfect:.ntJ. RECON-
nended ny the Public Health Association as
superior ito all other di%iniectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-i5 1872 Fulton ST., n. Y.
E.iuOn Bosom unlaundried shirts, two to
each customer, .5c. at A. kaufmuns COmbina-
ton. 3
DIR. David KeMncIy'S
Favorte Remedy cured my wife Of General De-
Diity and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours,
VIM Lundy, Baltimore, Md. 60
India I.inOns in short ends, 4a,c., at the A.
Kaufman Combination Store. 3
India I.fnO,ss ut IA. q, III, S1a, 94a, short
ends, ut A. kauiman's Combination.
Latest style Fine Laccs and E<igings,
half price, while closing out, 736 eth street, J..
+. YOungs Mourning Store. Also, Bathing
Flannels. Save 25 per cent; black linen lawns
1Oc., 12c., 15c, 25c. 3
Amy street going est will take you to A.
Kaufinan's Combination. 3
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the CoOrt0,
EnYYrrv r0ryDn K.l n


EQUITY CoURT,yudoe Haoner.
jackson agt. Davis, administrator; order allow.
Ing withdrawal Of stipulation, decree cOnfirmins
assets repayment OF complaina,,f's demands
Mafr agt Harry ct al; order making Fillmore
a ass W. W. aSras,se and Jacob Rich parties
present their claim to the auditor. report OF
trustee submitted, exceptions to sale to Thomas
the auditor for distrSuaea a seh rssr
agt schmidt ct al: sale ordered. and Ferdinand
SchInidt appointed trustee TO sell. Middleton
agt White ct al; defendant White ordered To
pay $3,940.65 and cause referred to the auditor
TO distribute the money. SchOenborn ayt SchO.
efborn; sale ordered, and H. r. Webb appointed
trustee to sell.
PROBATE CoURr-Judge Haqner.
Yesterday, estate of r. T. Merrick; letters ties.
tamentary issued to NJ. F. Norris bond fixed ut
$4,000; Estate of Mamie Merrick; letters Of
administration issued to Nj. F. Morris: bond
100000. In re guardianship of Ludwick Lang:
order removing Philip May and appointing
RIGS verbal to 81 Gegs WI
If certain claim is paid by him it would be
allowed in the settlement of his account. Es-
istratOr to transfer certain bonds to Mary Velati
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Joseph Powell and Richard Robinson.
ARRAY; IS each. John Carter colored, threats
spear dsordeTiy; go Maggie s%ith and yua
DodsOn, cOlored, disOrderiy conduct; So each.
Mary Johnson colored, do: do. Thomas Lee,
SuSDlClOn:
three months each.
Initiating the London Iniquitfes in
Baltimore.
A dispatch from Baltimore says that case of
abduction resembling in a small way the Lon.
don iniquities exposed by the Pal Mall Gazette,
was developed in that city yesterday Emma
Gibson. aged IL, and LinaBurch aged 2, living
with their parents at 10 S. Schroeder street and
1873 Holins St., respectively, attended picnic
on Monday AFTERNOON at u park In Boundary
avenue. While there they were accosted by n
woman named Grace Mitchell, who keeps a
disreputable house on May street. The woman
treated the girls to soda water, and then she
asked them to 60 home to supper with
her. By giving them candy and promising
them money She induced them to com:
the woman took their short frocks off and
put them in long dresses, thus making them
look several years older. Then she locked them
up. man wh"saw the girls in. the Mitchell
house informed the police, who r;,itiud the
house. Tic children had been so brow-beaten
that while in the house they insisted that
Madam Mitchell was their aunt. Aiterward
they told the truth, aud were returned TO their
parents. The woman was arrested and held
for trial. %
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To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Two years ago when the residents in the
higher parts Of the city were troubled by a
deficient water supply. relief; was at once
obtained when the police were directed to
make arrests in all cases where water was
allowed toran. But q few fines were imposed
until the late discussion about the i'm purity of
the WAGER, when it was suggested by the
authorities that the spi COTS DC kept open 10
clear the pipes. The owners Of some Of these
spisots hare ecidenUy yorgoite7, to close them II
the Commissioners will direct the police to joy
in the higher parts OF the city. To-day-about
Iowa circle at least-we get no water at ali
abrve the hrst floor.
July 18th, 1885. JE E.
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The Nevspsper Once Fire.
FIRE NARsHAL DkEw's REPORT As 10 TH
ORIGIN OF THE CONFLAGRATION.

FIRE AARShAh DhEWS RkfORT AZ ~ THE
ORIGIN OF THE C0NFLAGRATION.
Fire Marshal Drew reports TO Chief Engineer
Cronin that he has made an Investigation as to
the origin Of the fire In the Post building Thurs
day night, aud "from all the Information he
can gather it must have been burning at least
twenty minutes before an alarm was given.
The fire apparently originated from a heated
Journal on the main SHAFT, on which the person
In charge eInptied a can OF oil which immedi-
ately took fre and was communicated 70 the
broad leather betting funning over the drum
OF said shaft and in close proximity to said
Journal On said betting the same person threw
water, and, owing to electricity in said leather,
the fire was spread" The Post has established
itself temporarily in McGill Co.'s Job printing
establishment, the press-wOrk being done at
THE STAR office. The National Republican is
still printed at THE STAR Office As stated in
Yesterdays STAR, the Critic has established
itself for the present in Darby 's printing Office,
On 9th street. making use Of the Sumdny
Heratds press. The .Stsnelay Gazette will be
printed ut Polkinhorn's. Work has already
been begun In clearing up the wreck and ar
building were little injured by the fire.
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Make Mount Vernon Free!

10 the EditOr OfTHE EVENING STAR
Now while Niagara is free, and the Bartholdi
Statne OF Liberty Is an assured success, will you
not lead In the matter of closing up the show ut
Mount Vernon admission one dollar and make
1t what 1t should be-the pride and not the
shame offreedom-where all lovers Of liberty
can meet rs on halowed ground, and not as
within the confines Of q circus tent. Imagine
New York allowing any corporation TO put {.
fence around Bcdloes Island. Admission 81!
Yet forty years will do it probably in the case
OF Mount Vernon.
Let the press unite and stamp out forever this
catch penny spirit, and If the people of this
country cannot keep the place in repair will
agree to collect in England by subscription
enough for all purposes. / think the spectacle
OF "a parcel OF old women quarreling over u SUP
in this country Is too disgusting for even such
a lonG-suffering people us We arc known to
be. AMERICAN
July 10 1SS5
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.

I Is,
Malarial, Miasmatic and Contagious Epidemic Dis
eases and many ailments ate hiding change of climate
food and water may be entirely prevented by wearing
CUrTICURA PLASTER over the pit of the stomach
with frcqr eut changes whenever posed to these af.
1ections y by absorption is effected by il when
all other plasiers fail II is the best plaster
physicians and druggists At drug s,s,s. .5c five for
81. mailed free. POTTER DKUG AND CHEMICAL Co..
Boston. jyl3
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A T.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
NUNS Ni,II.THS(i. pure wool, 1Sc.
PLAID MUSLIN, good 'la.i.y, &c.
Fruit CT TIE LOON NARD-NIDE BLEACH.
ED con ON. SC.
FINEST QUALITY BATISTE, Ecarly enc yard
wide. III linz, ilue ami Black Figure real value 1Oc
1t 'uceti TO l2Isc.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS 70
diced 10 1;Sc..
NAVY BLUE GATvrEENS, 25c
B'.Acl. CASHMERE sHAWI.S, pure wool 81 so.
Bl.ttrIl o. Law Ms sc
HANlSOGE BEOCADE DRESS GOODS, cheap
at 2ac., reduced to 122c.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS in Rattan Rockers and
Sideboards, Walnut Haircloth Parlor Suites
S24. 80; Canvas Cots, 15 cents Walnut Lounges,
%; Extension Tables, SO. Vim. II. Dunn's, 81
Eth ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

From the Chicago Ledger.
Scan any liNe boy or girl tell me why the
liOus would not hurt Daniel?'' said a gentleman
addressing aSunday school.
81 know" said one bright little fellow, hold
ing up his hand.
And what was the reason my little mann"
said the speaker, stepping forward, with his
face Ia u joyous glow. .Speak up loud SO that
all may hear you. Why wouldn't the lions
bite Daniel?"
Il guess it was coz he b1onsea to the circus" "
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b. H. WARNER has always on hand money to
Dan on real estate. Full Particulars appli-
satiOn b. III. WARNER,
916 ST NV
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PARTIES building fine houses can arrange to
have them furnished with artistic elegance at
An extremely moderate cost If their Orters are
placed with me now. ALIEN. MILNE,
511 9th st. NV,
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sold at very low Prices for the next thirty days
to- reduce stock. at J. +. Manning 4 Co.'S, 1920
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at 1000 p M
And extinguished at 3:l5 Il. IN.
See notice of sunday excursion Of w. W.
Corcoran.
In the notice in THE STAR of the suicide of
Mrs. Heaylin last Thursday, the number OF
Mrs. Heavlins house, which is I15 18th street
northwest, was, through an error, given as 71S
18th street.
Mr. Thomas O'Brien, night Waterman in the
park east OF 9Th street, found 81 dead cOlOred
Infant On the park at an early hour this
morning.
Attention is called to the advertisement in
another column of the Atlantic hotel, Ocean
City, Md. Ocean City is favorite resort with
large numbers of Neutrality-suspicious. and the
Atlantic is 81 well-cOnducted establishment.
At the session of the National Educational
association at Saratoga yesterday, Mr.. Thomas
HampSOn, of this city, delivered an address on
The Decline of the Apprenticeship System in
the United States"
Mr.. Thomas Ii. Cross, jr.. the lumber dealer,
has been elected as director in the Equitable
G. u. association to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late Frank u. Middleton.
During he absence of the president Mr.. Thomas
SOmerviIe. in Europe, DIR. y. ]. Schafhirt will
act a. president.
Shillington has advance copies OF Harper's
Monthly for August.
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So-CALLED Cleveland fluid 3 gallons for 81
Genuine Danforht, S1.lO, delivered. w. s
jerks & CO., III 9TH street.
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Isle FINISHED Balpriggan Hose 25c.
Thompson's glove-fitting Corsets, 99c. Brod
head & Co s. 9O7 r ST
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STRAW MATTINGs at cost. Moses & Son, IL 4 F.
A JOB LOT of misses kid shoes, ut % cents,
1T y. Strasburyers No. 9O6 9TH street -four doors
above ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

THE National Safe Deposit company. corner
18th and New York avenue; office hours u.
m. to p. IN. Call and inspect the vaults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

HARVARD CIGARETTES. cOnnoisseurs favDrite,
made of Virginia's choicest gold leaf and absO-
lnta
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told to the great curatv,
powers Of the CUTICCRA REMEDIES l have paiS
hundreds of dollars tor medicines to diseases O
the blood and skin. and found anything; yet t.
equal the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CHAS A. WILLIAMS, Providence. r.
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ALOHA
The new perfume-see beautiful story book at
drug stores free. Eastmans Aloha Perfume.
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JUSTHs OLE STAND. 619 ID ST. N. W., Buys
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Note by mail
promptly attended 10.
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CARRIERS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
I'll MARKET SPACE
Near 1th 81 rect
CARRIERS

4 INOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FORM
"A of scrotulotls poison latent In his veins. When
this develops in scrouous sores, ulcers eruptiouS
cr takes The form of rheumatism organic t.'sease
the suffering that ensues is terrible beyond description
Hence the gratitude OF those who discover. thou
sillns yearly do, that ayers >ursapariia will
thoroughly eradicate this evi! FROM The system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

100 PAIRS ladies beaded slippers. with bows
only 81 .23. worth 81 H. Strasburger, No. DOT
eth street. four doors above i.
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LIGHTNING RODS and all kinds of electric work.
j. H. kUEHLING.
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ITO MOST CHILDREN TIE BARE srGGEs
L ton of desc Of castor oil is nauseati,g Why
not then, when physc is necessary for The little Ones
use 4yer's C"thartic Pills. They combine every
sentia and valuable principle OF Cathartic msdi-
cine, and being sugnrcoaied easily taken. iyl4
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WHILE TILE Hot SPELL lasts, we will make
six elegant Cabinet photographs for 81. Low
prices, but not cheap work. Don't wait till the
mercury goes down and prices go up. II.
vania ave-, 2O5 West Baltimore St.. Baltimore.
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Sold by all Druggists. Price: CCTIcURA Soc; REsoL-
VENT, $l.OO; SOAP, 25c. Prepared by the POTTER
DRCu AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, MASS
Send for "How Cure Skin Dscases.''
BEAUTY for Tan, Sunburn and Oily Skim CUrI-
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CrTIcuRA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst Salt Rheum in this coun-
try. My mother had it twenty years fact died
from it. I believe CUTICURA would have saved her
life My arms, breast and head were covered for three
years. which nothing relieved cured until used
the CUTICuRA REsoLvENT, internally, and CUTICURA
and CUTIcURA SOAP, externally
J.W. ADAMS, Newark Ohio.
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SPARKLING SODA Prices Drug store, 1926 s.w.
FINE Photos, Kets kemethys, 11O9 Pa. ave.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
cftown; 1927 New York avenue.
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ROBBERIES are prevented by the timely pre-
caution of depositins Your loose valuables with
the National Safe Deposit company, corner 18th
street and New YORK avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

RxrR1aERAroRs at cost w. B. Moses Son.
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FINE PARLOR SUITES ut remarkably low
prices during the summer. ALEx. MILNE,
5I1 9th ST. NV
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THE CITY MARKETs.-The official Price Cur
rent Of the Washington Produce Exchange for
pie stock, with inarket quiet for all grades. The
grain market is Without Special feature. The
market Is steady. The supply of hay is large.
demand for batter is confined 10 grades for
table use, although sale can now be effected for
oil. The receipts for eggs Is ample m the de-
mand, and market quiet in consequence. Old
fowls and young chickens are I'm Short supply
and good demand. Potatoes and onions are in
fait supply, both for old and new. just ut this
time. Onions are wanted. Apples. peaches,
berries, &C., are IN large supply and selling at
low prices. WatcrmelOns are scarce and wanted
at up-top prices for prime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

THE NATIONAL Safe Deposit company, cor
uer / 5th and New York avenue, receives Trunks
of silyerware bonds and all sorts of valuable
things on special deposit for a moderate charge.
Zee adye rfispment.
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THE WAYMAN GROVE CAMP.-The Wayman
Grove COMMUNICATING opened yesterday. Rev.
opening sermon. The camp. 1t Is expected will
BE well attended. Rev. \. GrSnt, OF Texas, and
Rev. Dr. George W. Bryant viii preach to-lnor-
rev The camp-lneeting viii continue until
August Sd.
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A proclamation recently n1Rde by the inahdi
to bis army ran as follows: "To all the faithful
who IRE lighting for God, the Prophet, and His
servant Moilammed Achmed-how are you
faithful when you are again murmuring be-
cause you are prevented from making pilgrim,
ages to Mecca by the continuance of the war?
Do you moi know that killing an infldel Is more
agreeable 10 God than offering prayers for
only from Mecca, the mother OF cities, but also
from ever! Held ot battle path leads TO Para
die In the morning fighting against the infideis
yeu will, even ere Il is noon, be with the
Prophet In Paradise. Silken robes Of green
will clothe you and golden bracelets adorn you
You will repose by the banks of cool rivers,
slipping refreshing drinks. while sixty ever
youthful hours, bright as tho moon, win smile
upon you" 81
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60 PAIRS boys tipped shoes. at SLIT. Il.
Strasburger, No. 900 tn ST.. 4 doors above / st.
WINES, imported and domestic also a fine lot
Of California Wines. such Us RieSling, Gutedel,
Burgundy ZnfandeI &C. and the famous Vir-
yinia Claret, at Chr. handlers, Oil 9TH st. u. W.
WARRENTED 81 Razor. Franks, 457 Pa. av
CONSULT HEMPLER and save dollars and eye
aiubf
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LADIES specially invited to attend sale of dry
goods at 9OS 9TH st. See auction column.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Is, 1855, II a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, cooler In the northern portion, nearly
stationary temperature in southern portion,
northerly winds becoming variable.
For sunday. continued warn and generally
@ir weather Is indicated for the middle Attain
tic states, lower lake region, the Ohio valley
and Tennessee preceded in the. northern por-
ton of the middle Atlantic states slightly cooler
weather.
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CuEApEsr Day Goops
IN WASHINGTON

SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
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VXyALKERB. 20l 10TH ST n. W.-CARBoN
w ised Moth Proof Paper, &c. per yard: Mhte~aah
Brushes clsay Charcoal, Pitch Fire Gay ssso Brsc6
Lime, Censnis. PiArCex. 90 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
HOkcy.POkcy.

NEW BUSINESS AND NOVEL LUXURY THAT
CINCiNNATiANS ENJOY.
From the Cincip ii Enquirer
"Hokey- pOkey, winkey wung;
POl,y-nie-kue come hOInily. cum:
1iaiIgrry, W. ngery, cln:sery. cnHng,
Uhe King of the lSllIlitl;tl lsl;iIlu.