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The First Day Mt PimIico.

THE WINNERS AT YESTERDAYS RACES.
The opening day of the Baltimore races at
Pimlico yesterday favored with good
weather and a fair attendance. The first race,
six furlongs, was won by Greenfield, the favor
lite, Miss Goodrich second, Emerson third. and
Rosette last, Virgiia and Miss Payne unplaced,
Time: 1:171.. Mutuals paid SS.25.
The second race annual Homebred stakes one
mile, was won by Wickham, Herefoot second,
John G. third, and Winston last. Time: 1:45la,
MGtuals paid S1015.
Third race, one mile, was one by Olivette, Joe
Shelby second, Ballot third, Solitaire, Regret,
Joe Mitchell, King Lion tthe favorite,) Rnsiere,
Bessie Ligan, John Sullivan and Jim Carlisle
ran unplaced. Time: 1.44L. Mutuals paid
S212.35.
The fourth race, the Rancocas handicap, IL
miles, was won by Hilarity, Farewell second,
Tile Doe third, and Rica last Time: 1:571 Il.
Mutuals paid $3.50.
The last race, IL. miles, was won by Ment-
more, Lengview second, Bob May third, Fern
leaf EeSta, Jim Casey. kittane and Jack ran
unplaced. Time: 2:1134. Mutuals paid S16.4O.
MAC RAILROAD STATION TO PIMLICo RACE
and Potomac railroad station May 10. 90 p and
ID, at p.m Tor the Pimlico races. Passengers
will be landed in the rear of the grand stand.
Returning special train will leave the track
after the races arriving in Washington about
$50 pm. Fare for the round trip 81. Tickets
can be purchased at the Pennsylvania railroad
ticket Office, 18th street and PennSy lvania ave
me, and at the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station.
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The Charities Conference.

HOW THE DELEGATES WILL BE ENTERTAINED
BY THE LOCAL COMMITTEE.
The local committee in charge of the twelfth
annual conference of charities and corrections
to begin at Willard hail, in this city, June 4th.
has arranged the details of the program The
conference will last for six days. A portion of
the first day will be devoted TO trip to Mount
Vernon. The first business session will be held
In the evening at 1870 o'clock.
Prayer will be offered by Rev. J. II, Elliott. s.
by the President of the United States, Mr..
James b: Edmonds, president of the Board of
commissioners OF the District of Columbia and
Judge Arthur Macarthur OF the District Su-
preme Court, and addresses in response will he
made ON behalf of the conference by ex-(iov
Charles Anderson, OF Kentucky, and ex-tiov
Hoyt, OF pennsylvania. The president OF the
dress and preliminary committees will be APP
pointed, after which reception and entertain
ment will be given by the local committee in
the parlors and dining hall of Wizards hotel
on the second day, Friday, June 5th, visits
Will be made to the United States jail, asylum,
insane. That evening addresses by Charles
Dudley Warner, of Hartford, Conn.,. and by ex-
Gov. HOyt, of Pennsylvania. are expected
On the third day the routine of business will
be relieved by a drive OF three hours around the
city, under the auspices of the local committee,
Treasury building, and ending with the Sol
diers' Homo.
On Sunday, June 18th, the members of the
conference, by invitation OF President Gallau-
Diet, will attend service at the National Deaf
Mute college.
The fourth, fifth and sixth days will be de-
voted to the reading and discussion of reports
and papers.
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CnEArEsr DRrss GooDs
IN WASHINGTON,
BARGAINS,
BARGAINSN
BARGAINSm!

BARGAINS! BARGAINSu BARGAINSM!
Just received from New York 900 yds. of Reauti-
full Spring Dress foods. he colorS, ShudeS
price everywhere 25c, Our Reduced Price l5c.
CARRIERS POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
I'll Market Space.
NUNS VElLINGS. Wide double width. all pure
wool Cream. Pink. Blue and Black only 371ac., reg
uar price 5Uc.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, worth ST. re-
duced to 15c.
FANCY SILKS, 37isc: COlored Silks, Soc
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES actual
cash value zoe, reduced to SOC
COLORED SATINES, fine quality. Cream, Pink
Blue and black, reduced to .5c.
FIGURED sATINES 15c, lsc, 2Oc and 25c.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure fine
wool 81 80.
BEAUTIFUL BROCADE Dress Goods, l21ac.
BROCADE COIORED SILK VELVETS Real
value 81, reduced to 81 so.
COIORED SILKS reduced from 81. to 75c
BLACK SILKS $l.2o, reduced to 81, actual cost
price.
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District Engineer, Attention!

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
For many weeks past the tracks of the Me-
tropolitan street car line at the intersection of
New Jersey avenue and street. opposite the B.
& o. depot, have been in such condition as to
endanger the springs of every vehicle and the
legs OF every animal crossing them. Deep fur
rows or cutters are permitted to remain not
only at this point, but at many other places in
this road for long periods OF time.
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Handsome Gentlcmcn's Silk Scarfs.
25c., at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot Z L. Ii

Uamlet's COuntryman'S Happy Fate.
There was sold a number of lucky tickets in
the monthly drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery, Tuesday, April 14th, including n NTH
OF No 59,O15, which drew the capital, $4,000,
held by young Dane named +. Spendrup, as
SiStant overSeer on Mr.. Bidstrop's Gem planta-
ton, who will return to his home across the sea
with the proceeds of his speculation.-DOaaid-
SonruIe (La.) CHEZ, Ap,ii Is.
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The Order of the Golden Cross

AT the session OF the Supreme Commandery
10. G. C., which begun yesterday afternoon at
German hall, 18th street, John ID. Young NJ d.
supreme commander, in the chair twenty new
members were admitted. Among the members
present are Supreme Treasurer j. ID. Swain
Nashua, n; H.; supreme Vice Commander
Lady Jane w. Clark, New Hampshire; George
A. Flagg and wife, keene, NH; Geo. A. Brown
G. X. r., Of New Hampshire. and wife; Rev. +.
I: DOlph, supreme prelate, Greensburg, Ind; F.
NJ: Adkins and wife and X. G. Osborn. of Knox
vile, Tenn; RIG. Rothrock, NJ. D., of Nashville
I Men Pay; supreme herald he al lewiston
S. j. Basslord, Md, of Bddeiord, Me.
HANDSOME SUM REALIZED FOR A MOST
WORTHY OBJECT.-The ladies of the committee
wish to publicly thank the patrons and the
young gentlemen for their generous support
and substantial aid in their last effort for the
the handsome return OF 1922, which amount
has been handed to the treasurer.
THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL. Com.
MENCEMENT.-The order of exercises at the
commencement of the medical and dental de-
partments of the National university. at the
Congregational church tomorrow evening in
cludes prayer by Rev. ]. l.. Townsend, intro
d9etory remarks by Hon. Arthur MacArthur
address to the graduating classes by Prof. John
I: Winter, n. D., and the valedictory by Edwin
Howard, d: ID. S. The President of the United
nounced, will confer the degrees upon the grad.
uates The graduates are as follows: In Inedi-
cine: Geo; W. Grinder, Jr, Maryland. In dem
tlstry advanced to second class in medicne)
Luther A. Brown, West Virginia; Geo. w
Egleston, New York, and Edwin Howard and
charles Ulrich Kennedy, District OF Columbia.
RAISING FUNDS FOR ST. DoMINIc's.-A socia-
Bile was given last evening at the National
Rifles armOry, under the auspices of ST. Domi-
MICS Holy Name society, to raise funds to assist
In the restoration of st. DOminic's church. The
hall was beautifully decorated. The floor com.
mittee was composed of Messrs. D. J. Altman,
W. A. Johnson. John 7. Holden, j. A. Moran, NJ
]. Colbert, II. p. Mccain, ]. Wright, II. John
son, d. A. Harvey, F. c. Mangan, F. Higdon, X.
wv. Fowler and II. ]. McHugh.
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HOTELS.

Brooks CoScREss1oSAL HorE1.
This Hotel is situated opposite the Capitol-New Jer
sey ave. and b st. ae.-the most elevated point in
Washington. 1t is out of the malaria district being
one hundred feet above the level Of the Potomac
From its Balconies beautiful view can be had of the
entire city Of Washington Arlington Heights Poto-
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy and we'll ventilated
rooms Transient $500 per day Regular boardcrs for
summer season al low rates II. BROCK, Prop,
mh1S-3m Formerly Of Jersey City. N T.
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EVERY LADY ought TO possess n pair of those
hand-Scwei oxford Ties. Imitation buttOned,
for 81 81, worth S1.15. u. Strasburger, No. COG
9TH street, four doors above l street.
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JUST ARRIVED 300 rolls Fancy Mattings, OF
good quality, at . and ~ cents Ier yard
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS.
BIZ and 3 10 eth st.
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OUR PRINCE ALBERT Low Shoes for Gents. in
narrow and wide toe. for -; would be cheap at
$3.50. II. Strasburger, No. 600 eth street, four
doors above street.
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Cellul0id Collars. Cuffs and BOsOms.
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH and II.
S3 Per Gallon, s5c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McCiees, 9th. near ID st. sSw-:5m
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ThOFntOn'S Emulsion
of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption,
impaired nutrition aud general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physi-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles soc.
Manufactured by w. +. Thornton. corner Bal.
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md
m,W,f
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IHE JACKSON DEMoCRATs.-A regular meet
ing of the jackson Democratic Association was
held last evening at Cosmopolitan hall-Mr J..
p. Norris presiding, Mr.. n. SardO secretary
Hon. L. w. BARLEY was elected a member Mr.
r. German offered amendments to the constitu-
tlon, which were referred to the executive COM
mlttee, increasing the initiation fees from one
10 hve dollars and providing for dropping all
who are three months in arrears in the pay
ment OF dues. Judge BARLEY made a brief ad-
dress.
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SEASON OF 1855
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. Alk
SARATOGA SPRINGS A.,hi
OPEN FROM JUNE 18TH TO OCT. 4.
ap23-lm TOMPkINsS, GAGE * 60.
4 SBURY PARK. y. j., HOTEL ALBION. THE
4 4 newest and one of the largest and best A. q
hotels in the Park. elegantly furnished v.N3
throughout delightfully."- situated, within 200 L.
yards Of surf: accommodations for lHo guests: up1
May .: music engaged for hops every >Atur
day evening: the 9th season of proprietor n the Park
Transient rates. 81 10 So per day send FOR circulars
my2-.5m Z. IL. PEN BERTDN.
4 SBURf PARK. y. J.-HOTFL Blst NSWICk.-
IA One Of the largest and bes, hotels n tn
Park, situated directly on the beach. bpenv.YAY
under the same management. Circulars S-&4
my.-3m C.GARREI SaJN.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
w 037 LOUIS, ana Ave. Opp City Pcs, OfIce
Usual LARGE AssOKrsILST, Will TAKE
@ S?H s. AZ aS WINE rWES STE
TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
As sAsH. ' BG EIB''e D MosiN Widow SpoW
B'AMES, &c, AT AUCTION.
IN Of y sueo as
9th street side. shall sell large stock of Build
my2o Goa TIC '''0S' ThoMHs BOWLING. Auc.
III. VOs Penn. ave.
sss at oeI6cf We N Ai
sell at auction great variety Of Crockery. Furniture,
the in Se
assortment to be Sold in bulk. The above goods viii
myoo-2t II. WELLS CO.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
AE Ea2wsEs FEsYEH S r15 EEGMERs AND
pE EMIT Ek hERfPHN
on nAi kTT a5 s' M aF ASrIo nay TWENTY
THIRD; at Ten COLO X. we will sell our sales:
Blooming and other Plants. mv2tl3t
THERE WILL. RE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
ad 1e 81 at the ayc9n rooms Of Buneas9n Bros
TRbAY S. Fiji i INsF r. NJ on SAT
45 BURIAL. LOTS IN GRACELAND CEMETERY
By order of tie Board of Directors of the National
Capital Real Estate Association.
GEORGE COWIE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
DCNCANSON BROS Auctioneers my 20-;;t
EINHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ENGLISH Landau, Full. LEATHER TOP. IN
SPLENDID CONDITION, FORMERLY BE
LONGED TO SIR EDWARD THORNTON: COST
$500. ONE3; LARENCE, IN GOOD ORDER
TWO SETS OF DOUBLE HARNESS (ONEGOID
MOUNTED). At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. MAY TWENTY-THIRD,l 1850
at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of my auction rooms
shall sell for an officer leaving the city the above
articles Can be seen at Joyce's prior u the sale.
my2O-3t
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New Improved SEWN. Machines
Tor rent, 81 per wk. or SD per mo. Auerbach's.
Go to WcSer's. / ZIG K st. NV. for Crab Meat
by he quart gallon. CLAIMS. oysters hard
and soft shell Crabs of the best quality. q
The Office Of the Wonderful. Silent
New American, No. :, is at corner 9TH and II.
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ASK your grocer for "Enterprise' Roasted
COfiees
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Do MA NSUN BfUS., AuCtlOneerS.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
For Other Auctions See 9TH Page.
ATTORNEYS.

A. A. FREEMAN, ID. MONEY
OF tennessee, of Mississippi.
eight Years Assistant U. (Four Years Charm of
S. Attorney Generally Com. on Post Offices and
Post Roads House of H. {
FREEMAN & MONEY, Attorneys-at-Law Office
Rooms. 80 and 40, st. Cloud building, Washington
ID. T.. myI-Im
CHARLES ]. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OFPATENTS
~ Counsellor -at-Law aud Expert ST. Cloud building
9th and sts: Good work, good references. moder.
ale Charges. Twenty-one years experience d3l
NJ II. MILLER. ATTORNEY ALLAN
No Rooms and 4, Gunton Law Building
Az Louisiana avenue
Residence. 24O North Capitol st. mh29
CAMUEL ii. WALKER
- US. Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney
for Rents.
ly2 63O Louisiana ave. next to CITY 2. O
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"ENTERPRIsE" Roasted Coffees.
LIGHTNING RoDs put up. j. II. KUEHLIN

SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
shown at W. :. jerks & Cos, III 9TH street.
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GENUINE DANFORTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. 5. jerks Il Cos, III 9TH street.
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OFFICER RoSENwAG, OF the fifth precinct re-
ports that about S:15 O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing the awning in front OF Hufty * Dyer's. 13O1
street northwest. caugh fire from lighted
match thrown from window, and was entirely
burned.
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DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MIN ERAL BATHS
AhysA

ROCK ES'S SPRINGS ASDNISAhAL BATHS
Great North Mountain near Winchester. A A
Va. Opens Tuesday. June lo. lSSfl. Round y - v
trip tickets by B.Go AZ. from Washington.
$50. Good for the season.
Terms So to S6o per month OF four weeks.
cording to rooms. time of STAY Speci. for
families for the Circulars giving all intorma-
tion al the Office of A. :. PRATT IL SUNS. Managers
40l 9Th II. n. ".
From Hon. A. II. Garland. Attorney General Il. =:
had "A most delight lu stay Rock Enon
and hated really 10 leave. Mh.n went there ! was
moi well at all; tut the Of the and exercise
I'm the mountains restored me almost entirely. Indeed
the water of the CAPPER Spring WIS beHeCisl To
beyond anything ever used. 8 IL l. simply wul-
derful in its action on the liver aud kidneys. .
know of no pIca better suited TO families aud am
glad mine is there. e >
From Mai. W. Gwynn. Washington. ID. G:
The handsome service of Your buuntinIl
table forms "A marked contrast Ia that which charac-
terizes summer resorts la general.
From d. L. keyser. esq. Washington, H. e:
| cantruthfully say that have passed de-
lighriul a summer. My family. after twenty
four hours absence from your springs, are homesick
for Rock Enon. mys- I'm
VpGOCk ISLAND r. l., OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
I'D \ Summer AT sea, splendid Bass. Blue 4
and sword fishing. superb bathing hn' v.NAY
drives, 800 guests. firstclass Elei,ii music y, III
hall. good orchestra PerfcoI drainns' sind
tr:.tcd circular. o. y MARDEN 43 Bowdoin 81,
Boston. myS-lm
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HEADQUARTERS for Baby Carriages and Re-
ffigeratOrS, at WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
BIZ and 80 9TH street
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FUsSELL'S ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out
OF town; 1I2T New York avenue.
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"ESTERPRIsE' roasted coffee, for sale by your
grocer.
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GEoReE SpRASsY,
507 SEVENTH STREET.
WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION
FIRST TO OUR $14 CHEVOIT SUITS.
COLOR: BLACK AND BLUE. STYLE OF
COAT, CUTAWAY FROCK.
I'D, OUR $40 SILK MIXED SUIT THAT
Is WORTH MORE MONEY.
Sd, THREE STYLES IN NEW NEAT
CHICKS SUITS. AT THE PRICE SIS,
MAKING a VERY STYLISH SUIT FOR
LITTLE MONEY.
FUP OUR WAY STOP AND WE WILL
SHOW WHAT WE HAVE.
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ureSS.
REV. DIR. CHILDs WINS THE PRIzE-The
Evangelical Educational society of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church Offered S125 for the
set forth the duty of young mep of the church
IN regard to the Christian ministry, with brief
hints as to the nature OF cali to the minis
try; Competition was invited from ministers
ana laymen OF all denominations in this
country and in England, The bishops of Del
aware, Pennsy lvani; and Ohio were the COM
mlttee OF award. Sixty-three essays were re-
celved from Great Britain, Canada and the
United states. From these the committee Sc
Childs, of Washington City Presbytery, which
INES inc society VII distribute among college stu
saed supply Gn for the is
church. IN Montgomery county, Md.
AN OLD SOLDIERS SUICIDE-Halley Wood
an inmate of the Soldiers Home, while fishing
In Barnes lake, Ia the grounds of the home,
about o'clock yesterday morning, found the
Dody OF Chas. Adams, an inmate of the home,
noating In the water. II seems Adams left the
hospital the night before, and his body was
and, after viewing the remains, deemed an in
death by drowning, supposed to be suicide.
A HANDSOME HOUSE TO BE EREcrED.-Mr.
Thomas Francis, OF the firm OF Noah Walker q
Co, Is about to erect fine residence OH Massa-
in accordance with plans prepared by the archi-
tect, Geo. Emmert. jr. It will be 20 feet front
anu d IeSt deep, ana Will be finished in hard
wood. The cost will be about $4,000
LANGsTER's ARMY RECoRD.-An "ex-sol-
dier" who served in the army with Langster.
the murderer, who was hanged last Friday
writes to THE STAB to state that Langster
served In the 9th y. s. cavalry, but not i'm Non
tana, as stated. He served q part of his time.
the writer states, in Fort Wingate, New Mex
leo, and a part in the field either in Colorado.
New Mexico or Arizona. Neither his regiment
nor his company was ever in Montana while he
was In 1t. Langster only served q part OF his
enlistment.
THE METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
This Institution, at the corner 10th and H
streets northwest, has been in successful opera
ton nearly two years, and has with a small
Ing department is now added To the school. and
~ Is proposed TO engage in the Manufacture of
Macklnaw straw hats and work baskets Two
hundred dollars is necessary, and Mrs L. r.
Deane chairman OF the Hnance committee, ap.
peals TO the public for aid, and Contributions
may be left at THE STAR office.
GEN: WALLAcE's NEW BooK.-Haye YOU
read Gen. Lew Wallace's story, sBen Hur. q
Tale OF the Christi" 1t Is Interesting accurate
and reverential. Its regular price is 81. SO. You
can get 1t any day this week, ut Charles Baum's
book and stationery department for $1.Os.
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French Percale shirts. % different de
signs, price 81. including collars and 1 PAL
cuffs, at Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7tl
and II streets.
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A Golden Wedding In Virginia.

MANASSAS, May 10th, 1885.
On Monday, May 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Chamberlin celebrated their golden wedding at
Greenwood, Prince William county. Among
the guests present were Mr.. Edward Chamber
lin, of the firm of Kelly & Chamberln, of this
city, O son of the aged couple, relatives from
distant states, as well as Virginia, and Rev. F.
NJ. Todd, whose father, Rev. Goal Todd, had
lambs of his flock fifty-five years before At
the close Of o bountiful feast the Hon George C.
Round in neat speech presented the happy
bride and bridegroom q vase of flowers under
which was hidden q shining heap of gold pieces
PIONEERING ROSES AND DECORATIVE PLANTS
AT AUCTION.-Mr. Bowling will sell tomorrow
at his auction rooms at IL o'clock choice col
lection of decorative plants. Parties who de-
sire to adoln their homes should be present
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OUR IMPROVED Napor Stoves will not leak.
a. EBERLY x Sons, us 9TH st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.
FICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToS, ID. c.. May %, 1855, IL a. IN.
For the middle Atlantic states. local rains
and partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
slightly cooler.
For Thursday. partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain is indicated for the upper Missis
sfPYi and Missouri valleys and the upper lake
region, with slight rise in temperature.
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4 SBURY PARK. y. J.
IA THE PEMRERToN. A.
Directly on the beach Transient rates 81 toV nv
SD dar. Lower rates 10y ihe week -..--s-
month. VII lbe open for GUESTS Jun. lsi. 1850 Ad-
dress Mrs. T.. 4. HUMPHREYS
mN93ws ooD lIth ST., Washington. a. &.
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LIGHTNING RODS manufactured and re-
paired. j. H. kuehliDg. 419 12th st. NV.
\ BEAUTIFUL CARD in each pound package
Enterprise" coffee.