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Condensed Locals.


At meeting of the Pork Butchers and Bacon
Dealers Protective association. last night, il
was decided that no member should sell pork
or sausage to any dealer who is not a member
of the association.
Edward A. swift, young telegraph operator
employed by the Mutual Union company, who
was suddenly stricken with paralysis at his
room, OILS 14th street, Tuesday night, died last
night The remains will be taken to his home in
Boston.
At a meeting last evening of the executive
COMMITTEES Of the Associated Veterans of the
District, Col. William. o. Drew presiding, ar.
rangementS were perfected for the mass-meet-
ing next Monday night to celebrate the twenty
NTH anniversary of the muster out"
Hall ON the steamer W. W. Corcoran YESTERDAY
on the excursion given by the New York state
democratic association.
The bench, railing and clerks desk of the
Court IN General Term will be moved from the
east side OF the room to the opposite side during
The summer recess, and the court will hereafter
lace eastward.
This morning, in the Criminal Court Judge
MacArthur, James Crusor, convicted of petlt
larceny, second Offense. was sentenced to one
year In the penitentiary at Albany.
Sarah L. Kennedy has sold to Joseph e. ID.
Kennedy for $4,000 the property known as
tILicottS Upper Mills, IN Baltimore and How
ard counties, Nd, containing about 200 acres.
Those who leave the city during the summer
length OF time and the address changed often
as desired The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
Rock EHon Springs; great attractions. See adv.
John Waters, a young colOred man. pleaded
guilty in the Police Court this morning to a
charge of stealing $40 from William Wanstall
the livery stable keeper ON 10Th street, and was
Sent TO Jail for three months.
Dave Thomas, colored, was arrested to-day by
detectives Raft and Block, and locked up at the
Nth precinct, charged with writing policy.
From Fred ~ Schmidt We have the Archi-
tects' and Builders edition of the Scientific
American for July.
John Maher and John Cady, charge, by OFF,
Ger sutherland with violating the sunday law,
forfeited $50 collateral III the Police Court to
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The Police Force.

THE FIRST CHANGE AT HEADQUARTERS MADE
BY MAJOR WALKER.
Yesterday Major Walker directed that the
work performed by E. II. Cummins-the col
lection of the daily returns from the pawn
ofnces-should be done hereafter by the detec-
uves in rotation; and Mr.. Cummins was sub
sequently directed to report to Lieut. Greer of
the first precinct Mr.. Cummins who
though ranking as police officer, has never
performed street duty, was quite surprised at
TINS action, and asked for two days leave of
absence. which was granted. This action yes
terday revived rumors that other changes will
be made at headquarters and the detective
corps reOrganiZed.
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CITY ITEMS.
Read the Following

Wonderful bargains offered for tomorrow only
at 8. w. Augenstein's, SIT, $40 and S21 18th
street northwest, and be convinced we sell
cheaper than any other house in the city: Fly
covers and 10 cents each: dust pan and
brush, Ito. decorated tea sets, SO %, worth
$5; large cullenders, 14c., worth 3Oc.; 2-string
broOms, 15c.; 3-string, 1Sc.; large basin and sc
clothes pins, 13c.; 3-hoop wash tub, 1 wash.
board, so clothes pins, and boxes blue, 99c.;
decorated dinner sets, 125 pieces, $12. 90,
glass gas globes, SIC; so feet clothes line, &c.,
80 f., pc; large foot tub, Ate, worth 75c.;
crumb brush and tray 1Sc.; large splash mats
y dOz tumblers, 16c; brass hoop cedar water
buckets, SIC, worth 6Oc.; galvanized chamber
pals. SIC; extra size, 4Sc.; 4.toot step ladders
63c.; 5-foOt 7Sc. No reasonable offer refused on
balance of our stock OF baby carriages, trunks
and refrigerators. Headquarters for fruit jars
and jelly glasses.
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JCsr ARRIvED-New goods Tor the fall trade.
beautiful designs and culOrs in wall paper
hangiQ-s. Ii you have walls to paper, see these
goods. In my picture rame department can
De found the choice selections from the stock of
The leading moulding manufacturers of this
country, in addition To which are some of nv
own designs. Therefore, if you have pictures TO
frame, see these goods. old frames regilded at
lowest rates. ". II. EEERHOFF
SlG and All 18th st
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Fine Summer Scarfs, 10, Is and Csc. at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. I


The balance OF our Ladies' White Robes, .
yards, 45-inch India Linen, yards Embroid-
cry, to close, at 81 81; remnant Swiss Embroid-
cry, regular price 6Sc., to close 39c.; remnants
25c Swiss Embroidery, 15c.; remnants 1Sc
Hamburg to close SC. yard; remnants Pink and
Blue u yard wide Embroidery, regular price
Sl.25, TO close 69c.; immense bargains in Orien-
tai Laces; several Infants Flannel Embroid.
cred Shawls, &C.; two Infants Mother Hub
bard ClOaks one Tan, one Blue, 9Sc.; lot In
fants' Long and Short Dresses, slightly soiled,
at half their value; Linen SidebOard Bureau
and Tray Covers and Splashers all reduced for
tomorrow. Mrs. MAX WEYL, agt
Mems and Boys Percale Shirts. SOC.
up, at Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and
II. 1
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE Grief SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July .. 1856, y am.
FOR District of Columbia, Maryland and Viz
gfnia, local rains. followed by fair weather sta
uonary temperature variable Winds
For Saturday, slightly warmer generally fair
weather Is indicated for New England and the
middle Atlantic states
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SIMMER RESORTS.

s:ss s.ss sss :s.ssss s:1y
and situated convenient to the beach, and
esn end the
For terms address ~ ,~,,,-~
State. SIX varieties Of mineral waters: large yA4
terms, address A. j. MYERS. jes2m.
1T7HE MINNE0UA HOUSE I'D
This new commedious hotel with all mod IE:M2I
ern improvements. recently erected at the celebrated
aased on the line e. Of
forty-one miles of Wiliamsport, Pa. and thirty
distant from spill Phiiadelphia New YORK Westminster
baltimore Buffalo and Niagara Falls and is accessible
location is at an elevation of about 15OO feet above
Se W
renders it one of the most charming resors IN the
week. jyS-6t~
WYHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER-GO TO
f;T m1le
You viii find good fishing Grabbing, boating, :R9l
I water s a s
every respect Rates cheaper than ever before a.
aa
fna sIs s Ne S Pp IS Of
TIT. Manager. the premises. jys2w
TT1HEAURoRA HOUSE, ON TOP OF THEA AA
! Aileghanies now open open to guests ,.o NoY E:hAY
good spring beds; excellent table pleny of mix ten
mis- and croquet lawns: abundance of shade and flow
ers: bowling alley and dancing; mails daily. Terms
$50 per month Special rates to families References:
DIR. S s. Stearns, JAS Y. Davis Sons and H j. Han
ford, City z. o. Send for circular. Address ]. 81.
SHAFFER Prop, Aurora. w. Va jyS-6t
sAF s MHTE sg s4s
open for the reception of guests. For de- lE:MS /
scriptive circular and terms address ]. W. hi rTf n
d SON, MELVILLE, Pa iy7-lm
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
ERICK Co, VA vENAe
Pamphlets at the Star Office
Jordan Springs, P. O.,
1e153m E. c. JORDAN
SEASIDE HOTEL,
~ Ocean City, Md. VEAAV
Is now open for the reception of guests. lE.kf /
Board $40 and $12 per week. S. ]. MASSEY, prop.
jy6-1m
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SEE the s. seersueker Suits at Barnum's.

Go To Piney Point hotel ~. Mary's county,
Mo, down the Potomac, for solid comfort and
at reduced rates
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M1psuMMER REpucrross,
SEAToN PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY Il BROTHFRD
FINEST QUALITY PRINTED BATISTES RE-
DCCED FROM l5c To 12isC.
PRINTED CHALLIS DE LANES IN CHOICE DE
SIGNS AT soc; FORMER PRICE 62l,c
FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATEENS MADE
TO MY EXPRESS ORDER BY GROS, ROMAN
MAROZEAU & CO, IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES
AT Soc PER YARD.
REMNANTS OF THE BEST FRENCH SATEENs
MEASCRlNG FROM TWO To NINE YARDS
IN LENGTH AT 25C. A YARD.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN CHINA LOUIS
me AND SUMNER SILKS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON EMBRoI-
PERED INDIA PoNGEE AND BATIsrE
CLOSING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS AND
PARASOLS
PARIS CoMBINATIoN sUITrNGs AT MARKED
DOWN PRICES
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND col
FRANCAISE AND RHADAMES FROM 15C
TO $3.50 PER YARD
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY, HANDkERCHIEFS
NEW SILK, CHUDDA A ID CASHMERE
SLAMS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
"NoyELTIEsr IN SCOTCH ZEPHYRS PRINTED
PURE LINEN LAWNS AND INDIA GRIN
IMPoRTED JERSEYS. ALL SIZES, FROM $3.50
S. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIcEs
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDINs.
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9Th street
Established 1870 iy3
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Special Notice.

We desire to call your attention to the fact
that we are compelled to dispose of our stock of
Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, Ice Chests and
travelling Trunks which will be offered below
cost for tomorrow only at r. Goldschmid, S12
7th st. n. W.
No. Ice Chest only S3.4S, regular price S4.4S.
No. Ice Chest only 4.69, regular price 600.
No. Ice Chest only 5.9S, regular price 500.
no. I Ice Chest only sos, regular price 1880:
NO. Refrigerator only Gas, regular price 900.
MOI Refrigerator only Z. As, regular price O.5O.
No3 Refrigerator only s. 80, regular price 900.
No.4 Refrigerator only 1923, regular price14.5O
Our hard wood Relrgerators will be sold 10
per cent below cost, now is your time to buy.
Our $1,000 Baby Carriages only 1913.
Our SILL 90 Baby Carriages only S7.23.
Our $17.OO Baby Carriages only $1299.
Our $4,000 Baby Carriages only $159S.
Our $500 Baby Carriages only $1,000.
Our $4,000 Baby Carriages only $24.OO.
Handsome cut glass berry sets, pcs. only 47c.,
regular price Sl.OO; Handsome decorated eng
i i emma chamber sets, 10 pcs. only $2.79,
worth $500, with jar only S4.79, worth $3.50;
Picnic baskets only lie, Crystal glass goblets,
= for 29c., with engraved band for &c., Hand
some me colored cut glass tooth-pick stand with
french shoe dressing, bottles for 25c., worth
4Oc.; French china hand-painted fruit saucers,
y for 25c, worth 6Oc., 2 gal. Water coolers only
69c. l.
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Affairs in west wash,n~tou

PERsoNAL.-The family of Mr.. NJ A. MCGOWAN
have gone to Colonial Beach, where they will
spend the summer.
NOTES.-The policemen of this precinct have
commenced raid upon saloons for selling
liquor on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on 33d street
complain OF the non-appearance of the street
sweepers.-Taere will be no arrivals OF vessels
to this port tor a couple of days, as the draw of
the Long bridge Will be closed for necessary re-
pairs.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls. temperature, 80; con-
dition, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature
81 condition at north connection, %; south
connection, So. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, so; condition at influent gatehOuse
81, etnuent gatehOuSe. &c.
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GREAr Marx Down In Goops.
Our Crescent shirt, made of good cotton and fine
Linen Bosoms, reinforced and made with the patent
stays, only 5Sc Our InvincIble shirt made of "
sutta cotton and extra line Linen Bosoms Made in
the best manner, only ~ cents. Percale Shirts =
Collars and tuffs. % cents. Closing lot OF 20
dozen Suspenders, at Il cents: cheap % cents 3
open work Lace shirts for % cts regular price 5
each. pairs French Unbeached Socks full regular
made 81. All the latest styles Linen Collars, 81. 30
per dozen. Finest Dress Shirts made order tor 50;
perfect tit guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
je24 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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GREAr REDucr1os
IN ALL

GREAr REDuor1os
LADIES' AND MISSES WHITE SUITS
| Previous to our
CONTEMPLATED CHANGE OF DEPARTMENT.
3 Suits made Of India Null; Skirt wide embroidered
| ruffles; long Overskirt, trimmed; BASQUE with
| Yoke OF embroidered front and back. Now "a.
Suit. trimmed with rufes of embroidery front Of
Skirt, tucked back: Waist all-over embroidered;
| Satin Bel: and SASH Price, $22 Now $40.
Suits, Princess Skirts. with Basques trimmed hand
somely. Price, Sl2. Now 81.
| and Novelty Embroidery Price, 80 Now So.
Black and White Lawn. made very stylish: size, So
Now $3.50.
Our Jerseys at astonishing prices The best stylea
JERSEYS IN LADIES AND MISSES
have all been reduced. We selling Cream Jersey.
with fancy Fedora, at $3.50; former price. $3.50.
VEST FRONTS
In all shades best imported Stockinetts; price,
50. Reduced to 81.
All other styles such as the Breton Front Position
and the Hussar, sold with great reduction
LADIES AND MISSES BATHING SUITS
In this now all-important department you will find
everything pertaining to a Bather's Outfit, viz:
Plain Blue Flannel Suits
Blue Flannel. trimmed in wide and narrow black and
white Hercules braid;
Cream Serge, with red and blue braid;
Oilsnk and GOssamer Caps and Hats and Sandals.
ALL HAVE BEEN REDUCED.
We can furnish sizes from four years to 46 inches
bust measure.
LADIES' TRAVELLING WRAPS
In Mohair. fine Pongee and serges. made in Raglan
and Chesterfield styles. which we will close at
great sacrifice, having only small
sizes left
BBR A Y 2 MM MM ssss
BBR "A q = MMMM ssss
BIB 4 a UU n M II Y ssss""
9Th. 9Th and d Streets
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.


The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best In the world. Every
Lady should call at ONCE and the variety OF
work done on this Machine. Embroidery work OF all
KINDS done without the use Of any attachment In
struccons given free at
& OPPKNREIMER BROS,
626 9th street NV,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine.
Ola Aaehines taken In exchange my2o
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The Office Of the Howe Sewing Machine
is at Auerbach's, 9TH & h Telephone call 422-2.

The Office of the Howe Sewing Machine
Is at Auerbach's, 7th & H.Telephone call App.
For Tomorrow and Monday Only.
To reduce our stock these lines we shall
Offer
$50 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Hand-sewed Low
Button at ~. 40, regular price 81.
800 pairs Ladies, Hand:sewed Fine Kid OK
ford Ties 9Oc., usual price $1.25.
$50 pairs Hand-sewed Common Sense Seam
less Oxford 1si,, Ties, worth Sa s175, at s125
us pairs Gents $3.50 Fine Calf Low Ties,
Ties and Straps, 20, real value $1.75.
80 pairs elegant 81 English Balls. at $3.50
Allef our Boys and Youths fine Low Shoes
Misses Toe. Kid Opera Slippers only soc.
Infants and Child's Slippers, of any descrip-
ton, at way down prices.
WIN. HAHN & Co.,
1 s16 18th st. and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
aud H.
Save Pain, drugs, and possibly a spell of
sickness-buy asupply OF Gordon l. Dilwarth's
celebrated Blackberry Brandy, at the reduced
price OF our 30 days closing out sale.
n. I. METZGER & BRO,
All 7th street NV.
Fine COlOred Socks pair 25c., at
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II. 1
Travelling Bags, Valises and Trunks, SO
cents on the dollar, to close out.
b. BURNSTINE'S DRY GOODS STORE,
91S 7th street northwest
HerZog's old stand,
During this Warm Weather nothing is
more refreshing than good glass OF Iced Tea.
Our Japan, Oolong, Gun Powder, Imperial and
English Breakfast, at Soc q pound, is un-
equaled, because of the great mark down in
price for the 80 days closing out sale.
N. I. METzGER g. BRO.
The Office of the Howe Machine
is at Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th
and H streets eo-3
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered'in y lib. WARD" prints, 35c.
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
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.
SIZE the Fine MOhair and Alpaca Coats and
Vests AT BarnunI's.
HEADQUARTERS TOR Umbrellas, rain or shine.
Stinemetz son, 1927 Pa. ave.
EAvoRIrE Wall Fountain at Temple Pharmacy.
WHERE To SPEND YOUR TINE this hot spell:
slip down to Piney Point where you can get a
good salt water bath and plenty of sea food.
FRUTr Juice Syrups at Temple Pharmacy, 9th
and SITS.
SEE the Mohair Norfolk Jackets at Barnum's.
EvEREoDY.-All those leaving the city, or
those who remain at home, should purchase a
supply OF our fine old French Brandy. Black
berry Brandy, old California Wines and some
OF those delightful syrups, such as Raspberry,
Lime Fruit Juice Syrups, &c, at the reduced
price OF our 30 days closing out sale.
n. i. MEIZGER & Bro,
All 9TH ST. n. W.
ICE-CoLD Soda Water at Temple Pharmacy.
SEE the "Pongee" Coats and Vests at Barnum's.
HUMAN Artificial eyes. Hempler's, ave., cor. Al
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(NATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
sSS .!sssss
The Queen Of "a. AM T GanK Watering Places
Surprising in the beauty Of its surroundings any
inland water 81 iS5s aSEslsn countries
The famous Mountain Lake Region of Northern New
York-a Paradise for Tourists and Sportsmen.
On and after Sunday. June ~ express trains on the
City Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad making
close connections with fast trains to and from Pha-
CATsKIIL MOUNTAIN ExPREss.-Leave Jer-
sfy Gly station siS am AE rnn Hotel a Kaatersk
R Mn ense l2 s;5io Pm catskl Village 1899 pm
ana sAF Fon pssna H to AGe M
Ka ,a via Kingston, 44$ Grand Hotel
pm Mt House Station o 2o PM: Palenve, us as
Station. and from Palenve to Hotel KaatersFili.
sarI Par S9 p r 4GadTe Lake
SAT sAk4 4.,S aa XSp c8fsk1LL MT SPECIAL
SAG Phacia PM Rn s Hase h9 es
s, sss FRO from Station
rive Saratoga 600 pm Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaat-
erskl Grand Hotel station and Saratoga
station for all Northern resorts by West shore Rail-
road Baggage checked through.
HENRY MONETT,
jy2-1m General Passenger Agent New York
A SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
NAOpen July 1st HENRY RAHTER, &AA
formerly of Grand Union, Atlantic City and VEHAv
Grape hotel, Lancaster, Pa. Prop je30lm Al:.itE
A SBURY PARK, n. J.-STOCKTON HOUSE
"a Second avenue, one block from and in
full view OF ocean. Superior table Good VENA0
beds Cool verandas. Mrs. NJ. MARSTON. ~ ..hf&
e2S-2wH
Mrs. NJ. I. SOUTHALL PROPRIETRESS OF
AVA Norwood Hall, Asbury Park. y. j., last
season, has taken the St Augustine. 9Th #:AY
ave-, which Is now open for guests McPher- itE
son House will still be open. je. q Inn.
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SEE the Mohair Norfolk Jackets at Barnum
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements TO-Nfghr

HV--SIxHss
ALBAUGHS.-"The Golden Hen"
NATIoNAL--"The Black Hussar."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Run.
y. M. C. A. BUILDING.-Prof. Boyd's lecture
ON Memory
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ANOTHER STRIKE,n
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
At last Nice, Son, Easy and Good Wearing Shoes at
mere nominal price special lot of Hand-sewed
Shoes are now offered u reduced rates Call and ex
anime No trouble to show goods. A few more of
those handy 0atchels and VaSes, Trunks, etc, stu
hand. WhacA are cheap e. dirt. Everything In the
1014 and 1915 PepnA ave,
my2o j. w. 6ELBE.
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DANCING On THE WATER--A very attractive
ComoInitlon OF pleasures Is afforded by Prof
Iroctors dancing school reunions held at River
view every saturday evening. The steamer
oi@ry ashnst9.. caves at $50 p. and re-
turns NJ IL p IN acre j. dancing on the boat
aud on tae IDc 30 IiIon at River View " hich
- ole Vi tie pie.sss.iisCsL resorts oE the river
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MADEIRA WINE FROM WELSH Bros AT
AUCrIOS.-Connoisseur and Others should read
OownnSs advertisement OF a consignment OF
Ene old Madeira wine direct from this reliable
house,
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GERMAN PSYCHOLOGY OF TODAY, BY III.
NJ RiboL
McWhinney. Religious Thought In Britain During
the Nineteenth Century, 10y 1ulloch. Persia the
Land of the Imams, by James Bassett Silent Times
by Rev j. IL. Miller. "Justina,' No Name SERIES
The Wind of Destiny. by Hardy. The Midge, b. Al.
PBrunner.
Fiammetta. by w. w. Story -
VIM BALLANTYNE & SON.
ivo as eth street
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OUR New BOOKS.
The Late Mrs. Wall stockton.
Ralf House, Lucy L. Lille.
Story of Music and Musicians
Rear Guard of the keyolutiOn kirke.
The Other Side, Koran.
Gllmpses of Three Coasts, Helen Jackson.
HetIy's Strange story,
Country Banker George leae.
History of Education, Fainter.
Won by Waiting Lyall.
Joseph the Prime Minister, Taylor.
Paradoxes, Max Nordan.
The ost Name Mrs. Dahlgreen.
Consular "Reminiscences, HoTstmann.
". n MORRISON.
jy2 4s5 Pennsylvania Ave.
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WHERE To Spend The SUMNER
and how to
REACH THE RESORTS

VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.
The above is the title of interesting 4
book, descriptive of the summer resorts ho- VEYAV
tells and boarding houses located on near s.M3
the line of the Virginia Midland railway Richmond
Reduced rate tcketsare now sale for all these
sorts. The descriptive book be had upon appca-
ton at the Virginia Midland railway office 6Ol Penn
sylvania ave, will be mailed to any address y6-2W
NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE NAY, n. ], VEA0
This new and elegant Hotel is now open. Located
directly on ocean front All modern improvements
and cuisine of particular excellence Special season
REYNOLDS e. NEIL.
Hotel Lafayette,
Philadelphia.
Or, NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE,
ty3-2m Cape May, N j.
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CORRECTIoN.-Prof. Boyd's lecture on Mem.
DRY this evening will be given at Y. NJ. c. A.
hall on New York avenue, and not in Lincoln
hall as inadvertently stated in The STAR of
yesterday.
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lie FUNERAL OF CHARLES JoNEs.-The
funeral 81 Charles Jones, whose death 1T the
sdNstnced age OF ninety-fiye years was an
aD.-Hced IN IHE STAR, took place yesterday
nm his late resideEce. ON New York avenue
= IL psllI-beL-.Ts were Col. ". r. Switzier AID.
hI-tal Meiauchton smith, ex-District COMMITS.
sl0ner dent and MAJOR Mcintosh. Rev. Mr.
fich, vi the L nifty Presby terrain church, olici
CIeck Cemetery.
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SALE Oh FURNITURE, &C.-Thomas Bowling
viii sell tomorrow In front and within his auc.
lion rooms "a large collection OF household
furniture, several pianos handsome case oi
rare coins, cedar chests, folding bedsteads and
many other articles OF value.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~ ID. GAMRIILL n 90. lol5 nth STRfET
Il . northwest-Flano and Organ Tuning. Repairing
and storage. Repairing specially; orders promptly
attended 10: work guaranteed jri -2uH
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DEATH OF MRS- ELIZABETH WHITAKER
Nj. Elizabeth NJ " Eit;lker, widow OF the late T.
Nj Whitaker, and "a lady VINO had a wide circe
q friends in this CITY, died yesterday at the
LJIuc OF ner SON, Mr.. O. y. Whitaker No. ~
Grant Place. Mrs Whitaker was To years old.
Funeral services viii be held at the house at :
clock this evening, and the remains Will be
td..en ~ Penn Ian Tor Iuterment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-09

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