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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

You can keep cool now, Schoenfeld Hey man have got in the largest stock and variety of Refrigerators ever brought here; prices to suit all ApI4.n
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CITY AsD COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

The Prescott Courier says "Thanks to General Crook, the Indian problem is solved" The Courier is funny paper
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16
shooting Gallery .

Opposite Elite Theatre. Nice targets, hae shooting rifles of the latest manufacture. Prae. tice and prize shooting every day and evening. Give me call.
 ap-Io-Im. H, A. LoUA,
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The Finest Yet.

Genuine plug cut tobacco Seal of North Caro- lima, in # fb boxes, only 50 cts. Don't use any other until you have tried this, at Asmun & Walkers apI56t
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House Eor SRie.

For sale cheap. for cash, well furn shed house of six rooms and stable for two horses and carriage. All in good condition. For partiru. jars inquire at this office apI5-2w
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

Send your ores for assay to Wores & Whitney, Tucson. Gold and silver, ST; copper, $I; lead, $I.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

Louisiana molasses at SI.25 per gallon also fine assortmen, of Louisiana sugar, just received at Toe Hoehers.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

The east against the west, the firm who buys cheap can always undersel therefore Schoen- field & Heyman's is the place to buy bargains at anIh-G
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

Cash buyers will be astonished at the low figures Schoenfeld & Heyman are offering Fur. niture Bedding, Carpets and Crockery.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16
LOCALITIES.

Ranch Butter and Ranch Eggs al Tweed's
 Apo-at
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

At the Fountain yon can find game fish, oysters, choice steaks, and fresh eggs. cooked in every style.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

The Pioneer Mills from Flour Sacra- mento, at Wolcott & Mesick's Cash Store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

All communications for the EPiTApH should be addressed to Dunbar & Savage, Tombstone.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

l. H. Behan. School Tax Collector; office with B. A. Fickas, District Clerks office. ap-Io-IW
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DUNBAR & SAVAGE, and PrOprietOrs.

Eremont street, Opposite Cify Hall,
 Tombstone, Oo,hi4s Countv. Arizona
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For the latest delicacy of the season go to Dyar & Baldwin's and get Rice Flour.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

Just received, five tons of Alfalfa seed, at JOE HoEFLER's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-16

H, A. LoUIA,
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seed, at
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ap- TO- nm.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
Army nominations: Mai. A. X. Arnold, Sixth Cav
airy, to be lieutenant colonel; First Lieut. A. w
Greeley 70 be captain; Second Lieut.. J. W. s. Pad
Cavalry, TO be major; Lieut.. Col j. W. Forsyth,
First Cavalry, to be colonel; First Lieut.. +. w.
Ihlbout TO he captain; Second Lieut.. H. W. TOrrey
TO be FIRST lieutenant; First Lieut. Roger Birney 10
be captain; First Lieut.. Ira McNutt to be captain;
First Lieut.. @. q. Morrison to he captain; First
Lieut.. Frank Baker TO be captain First. Lieut.. g.
q. Lott TO be captain; Second Lieut.. ii. A. 81.
Helsland TO be first lieutenant; Second Lieut.. X. f.
Ames 10 be first lieutenant; Second Lieut.. Sedgwick
hlce transferred from infantry to cavalry; also
large number OF cadets, graduates OF the Military
Academy, TO be second iieutenants.
The leave of absence Of Lieut. Col James w.
Forsyth, First Calvary, has been extended one
month, and that OF Capt. George W. Ii. stouch,
Third Infantry, two months, for disability.
Second Lieut.. K. G. Bullock, Seventh Cavalry, has
been granted three months leave Of absence.
The Atlanta was put In the dry dock at New ork
yesterday.
First Lieut.. William NJ. Black, Corps OF Engineers,
mas been ordered to 81. Augustine, Fla, business
The resignation OF FIRST Lieut.. Henry Johnson Jr
Eighth Infantry, has been accepted, TO take effect
Julyx.
The apprentice training ships Portsmouth and
Saratoga will sail from Newport next Wednesday
ontheir European cruise. The apprentices will take
port Monday.
Maj Richard Lodor, Third Artillery. has been
ordered to command at Fort MeIienry, baltimore,
relieving Maj. Edmund q. BsinhridRe, OF the same
regiment, who VIII report for duty ut the Arsenal
mere with regimental headquarters.
Army Leaves Grdnted.--Capt. Henry y. Brewer
ton, Fifth Artillery, Fort Schuyler, N. y H., one
months extension OF sick leave; Lieut.. Albert Z.
Blunt, Fifth Artillery, Fort Monroe, one month from
July Il with perm ission TO apply for twenty days
extension First Lieut. John X. Williams, Third Ar.
tery, Fort Monroe, until July IL; Capt Charles p.
noe, Eleventh Infantry, Fort Abraham Lincoln. la
= I'm ~ IL .lugaE
frey, Seventh Cavalry, Fort Yates, OAK, len days
extension; Lieut.. Haydn \. Cole, Third Infantry,
FORT smelling Mimi, nfteen days; Lieut.. Col. James
Capt. George W. II. stoAch, Third Infantry, two
months further extension Of sick leave; Lisut.
from July "a.
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ON ne alsasloa Of ihs .peeiiag OF the Supreme
i0ntf, hnights al Pythiaa, In TORONTO, Canada.
July ialh 70 tue 10Th, the Pennsy,yanis Railroad
company announce the sale OF special exoursiop
iickela from Washington and baltimore Al the RAE
OF ~ ior the round Trip. The tickets going viii M
valld ior pss.sgs only on special train, leaving
Watkins Att a, n. Sunday morning, where t6S q :.
cuIslonls's wi take breakfast and laja aa Dina
le tllp wnr he Resumed by special train from Vat
sins y y noon, sunday reaching Cansndalgua ii
10 Rochester siso; Niagara. 4:lO and Toronto al
i. N. The tlckels returning will be accepted Tor
passage by ANY train within thirty DAYS from he
oth. atop over privileges at Roc6es,er
cain,andsigus and Watkins being permitted n IN
Wish OF we ho'"eI: This IL undoubtedly Tue lowcs[
s,s inat has ever been quoted rem Walhlpgton III
an excursion seypsiNx y fanny ProInllenf poinls
70 fpe ticket once Of the Pennsylvania Rarasi
corner q Ihirteenih street and PenlsYiv4Nls ave,
hue, or 10 the agent Ut the Ba,Iaole aud putornie
station. AS me sale q tckesi5 lghed' parties 40.
srirg 10 avail !hsselyes OF tRls low rate Would Va
dssIonS eau 10 secured 10 Wslkina.
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OF INTEREST TO EVERY ONE
The Discovery or > Valuable Chsiybssts Spring II
the Highlands, Prince George County, Nd.

Inc important announcement IL made OF the dis
coVefy ~ new spring OF the water OF tho famous
biaieiinbnrg spa on the nace al Mr.. L. H. Finley,
~ ilgplapls, hear iilad6naburk. The wafer has all
strongly npregnatci, ami therefore, the more val
naple, ah promises 10 revive the popularity Of the
spa. which haS unaccountabiv declined Aimee the
war. ~
Mr., Finley IL now prepared 10 furnish this water
W residents IN the CITY from his place, No. IyO8 ID
street. II can he ordered In bottles Or IN charged
syphons, AN may be desired. II IL well known thar
Tor Years II hhH been the custom OF farmera and
othersdriving wagons into tow To bring the Blades-
burg spa wafer IN Jugs and other vessels and sell n
20 those VINO happened TO deslre II, but there has
been no attempt 10 furnish u systemalic supply
Many persons would have been glad 10 obtain II req
ulAry, hhh many more Will now paItake OF It's bepe
nts since u mas been placed on the market.
Inc merits OF THIS spa are too well CpaWp In
" wsss.HSlon X need aesorplon q The Publication
reputation u has enjoyed since the memory Of man
scoits description OF Maryland and Virginia calls II
"a nue. chalybeaie spring" aud says: at liz mnreQ-
mated Win IRON and contains great deal OF carbonlc
acid or liked air. The water r. exceedingly clear
and remarkably cool. In all cases OF debility The
most salutary effects are produced from iLo lss of
y and ~ many Instances, who're II u drank for
few Gays, the appellee Ii Increased
Tue lhte blanop Pinkney made tho neiQhbOrhood
OF this spring MS fayorite abode In his closing years
s sa dsssa gssI I oee from the water which he
ee mere ssaers 'rp s,e Ss ysar. a es
pfhiAIy N wAshingtgh, 6nce the Potomac water
hhh llecol4e 10 hActriaIn and tic ciy wells have
!aileu. nolhlng heller could no chosen for this
~ p,onerilos q which are thoroughly tested and
established, and which Is home product. such q
promoter OF health, 30 the city, ahoud ce anv
hot run 10 waste or behent only u few.
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on the steamer Nammonla for tour OF Europe.
lie expects TO be absent abont three months, COM
Al NE ,ownsmn iii Nun @ mn,e nu'p MI
the pleasanest OF Journeys and q speedy return to
his accustomed place among them.
There waaqnltc battle royal yesterday afternoon
on II street, near Ninth, southeast. A number OF
drunken negroes were nghng among themselves
when Policeman stewart (colorcdD came upon them
they turned upon him and had begun 10 handle him
severely. when he drew his pistol and fired ave OF
s'N shots, which caused them TO beat a retreat. As
woman znc ann Sm a SWn w
abrlck. No arrests were made 40 Tar IS learned.
Tho dead body OF white man, apparently forty
years OF age, found yesterday afternoon a, the
south end OF Aducduct Bridge by MIR. Hoffman he
tween the fooiwalk and the canal. When dlscov-
cred ne had In his hand a largo 22-callbre pistol,
WIN which u was apparent he had Killed himself,
up TO O'Clock this morning no ono had been able
70 Identify him, though many had visited the
he had bill OF goods from The house OF Walter H.
Williams Co. The description OF the man is as
inches In height, one hundred aud seventy pounds
In weight, well built, full, smooth face, bald head,
DARK hair black coat pants and vest, black neckte
w"he straw nat red stockings and new lace shoes
Robert Fletcher Rodgers, son OF Deputy Com
missioner Rogers, OF the Internal Revenue bureau.
has Just been graduated with high honors al Harvard
after having taken honors In the District High
School and Columbian College.
The Master Builders, Association las, night
elected the following Officers: President d. u Macar-
Thy; Vice President, Charles a. Langley Secretary,
w. II. Hoizclaw; Treasurer, II. NJ. Dellnger; Ser
geant-at-Arms, 4. M Plumey.
The Master Plumbers held meeting last night
In the Corcoran Building They still contend against
the demands OF their men, and claim that they are
getting all the workmen needed
-Messrs Fletcher and Mantz. who are working
up the fireworks display, report deficiency Of
about 5000 In the desired amount OF subscriptions,
and, as Monday Ia the last day at their disposal in
which to secure 1t, II Is earnestly hoped that citizens
VIII cheeri.ly make up the deficiency mentioned to
the end that the disply may be a. successful and
enjoyable AS possible. The exhibition Will take
place IN the Monument Lot, north side, and will
begin at sunset and continue until S:l5 +. NJ.
Willie Ferris, small boy living at Eleventh and
streets. was badly burned yesterday afternoon by
fireworks premaiurely dscharginR.
George Miles was arrested by officers Ellis and
Holmes, and Michael e. Swing by oaicer Sullivan,
yesteriay, for carrying concealed weapons. The
former hal dangerous blackjack and the latter
bulldog pistol. Both left twenty dollars collateral
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Bsse Bali.
Especial to THE SuNDAy JJvpA,nI

lS'pVemi W iuh SUNDAY hEHAIDl
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-The Washington Club seems
to be famous for lighting In closely contested games
OF protracted innings They have already this sea-
sSm engaged In two games three Of
was no exception to the rule, AZ il required eleven
full innings to decide the contest, which was bril-.
liant indeed n many nne plays on the part OF the ST.
Louis The ane batting work Of the st. Louis was
inc feature OF the game, as neither q wild pitch,
passed BALL nor base on ball were made. The visit
nrs played very strong game, and really won It In
the ninth inning on what should have been home
run hit by Corcoran but on which intelligent Umpire
danney only wond allow two bases. Hines made
brilliant running catch 10 the centre field, ami led his
team ~ oa,tlng. Corcoran played ine at ahort-sop,
while old Gadmon showed hts old time form In hand.
ling the ball Barr and whiting were the battery for
the nome club. and. barring few mlshaps played
well, vel. the pmpiring Of aa1ney was severely crt-
lowing despatch to THR SUNDAY HERALD relative TO
this game: "ln the ninth inning Corcoran made a
home-run, hut the umpire would only give him two
bases base Cahlll In the nrs game made home.run in
the exact place. Mr.. Lucas said 1t was a home run
and we should have the game. The game viii count
TOT us sure" Mr.. Richard Further. of ScanlOn's
billiard parOrs, has also received despatch similar
to the above except that 1t directs him to put this
game on the hoard as victory instead OF a defeat.
Following IL the score:
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MOUNTED SWORD CONTEST.

Aaent the new and exciting sport OF sabre con
tests on horsebAGk TO take place ut Athletic Park
Thursday afternoon "a few remarks about the
originator or this pasiIipe may net he found out OF
place. Duncan Ross, he hc0ichnan, the champion
OF All games OF ski and agility, Who when last
mere was the victor In wrestlilg LeaiGb with cara
kstchl the Jap, was formerly In the Arott HTeys "A
heavy cavalry regiment In the British service For
several years ROss has been on the Pacific COAT
ana wears on hls tremendous chest magnificent
hAoge presented 10 hin 10y wealthy Californian
Win stipulation bat II In 10 DO held for two years
against al coners The badge Ia fully three Inches
IN diameter and VI massive gold. Ross defended the
medal against hwOrdsInen OF all naiIOnhles until
his recent match with Sergeant Walsh, OF Denver,
when the latter secured the prize They fought for
u second lime, when II came back int HOss's
possession. Another match was tai ked Of hut Walsb
plexoned, gll-ialfeJ, and light InOustached man of
nue. hysical proportions.
Tue sport has not been long enough In vogue To
ne very generally known, but Is novel and exciting.
k0ss deserves the credit for Introducing the sport IL
California, the nrst gadaiora contest taking place
steel curass buckled on the back aud breast which
extends 10 the top OF the hlps neckpl Of steel
drops over the cuirass; the head IL protected by a
fencing mack. aud the nape OF The neck guarded by
Two wires extending almost To The shoulder The
sword arm IL protected by heavy leather gaunilets
but heavy cavalry b0ois. The head IL covered by 4
steel wire helmet mask heayiiy padded 10 that Ile
rak OF wounds To the contestants sD use
cavalry sabres ID reduced To miDlpuJa. In san
ffencibco 22.oYo tickets were iOld 10 Witueaa the
match between koss aud Sergeant Davis, ose-ihlrd
much OF the lower class of athletics OF late II IL
relief 70 have anything come 10 VI of higher order
even IL II does cOIpe from the West, aud The novelty
OF the exhibition should draw out d crowd.
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Hilbert. TIE Young twirler engaged TO oillcate In
me pitchers box for the National Club, was recon-
inenled ny q prominent clerk Of the Treasury de-
psrtinent to Manager Scanlon. When the club WAS
| ~ Boston Mr.. Scan'on took run down to Manches.
VT, y. H., saw MIN pltch aud was more than favor.
ably Impressed as he has speed, deceptive curves.
| and excellent COMMAND oyer the hail.
Larry Corcoran, who has been secured by tho
Nationals from New York, IL pitcher of good repu-
released To the Nationals with the provision attached
mat In case OF accident to either Keefe or Welci
they could reclaim him ut abort notice.
me Nationals will return home this week from
tnelr second trip trip not fraught with any great
returns, and Friday and Saturday they VIII meet ihe
b"stons III games. They onght To win ut least half
| month. '
~, me new grounds OF the olympic Club, OF West
Wasnlnglon, WIZ he formally opened To morrow
m s WIN game against The strong Analoslana
rue arounds are situated ut the junction OF High
anu Fayelle Streets arc easily OF access and ere In
eyery reason to expect good crowd. The place il
stand Will seat about one thousand. In the after.
ioon Inc Olympcs will meet the Merchants on the
same grounds. ~
me american Association, after a thorough In
vesliRatOn, have acquitted Mullane OF the charges
nant against him OF selling out games. The GIN
cinnati EaquLe,', which made the charges refused
70 W before tue meeting, hut wrote letter DENYING
the right OF The association TO bear Testimony. AMI
nsklhR lnat they be arrested on criminal charge Of
ns,r 40 na' " open eolrt they could make good
next one open with court scene7
The Waverleys, OF this city will leave the Balti-
NOR, more ana Potomac depot At v O'Clock tomorrow
Union PARK With The ssns opsa nny %1
OF that city.
I've Nationals broke their monoonous spell OF de-
ieals last week by winning two games from the de-
game i,arr pitched and Glliigan Caught and no. az
lrctve was BArra delivery that only i've SCATTERING
White, baldwin, and Crane falling 10 eel hit The
nsllng OF the team was splendid. while the battling
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the Nozzle Move Food u creating the wildcat
concern ., among tbe Wholesale liquor dealers. II
slope the rum habit Al once. and makes tho drIpk o.
a ase, 9eseI man liquor leaves only good solid health
aud tho retail liquor iealera nid they can make
more money ON II than on liquor. The church and
reform associations are backing the MoxIe every
where. NOW the wholesalers want To Job tie
Moxle. u u certainly making a great stir, aad
We nope u n TO be the solution OF the liquor a,les
lion. Our druggists have IT, ' '.S"'
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LOCAL MENTION.

CBkRLEs II. MuRR,y's Sub Rosa, an Interesting
story OF HE In Washington. For sale at all news
stands. Price 30 cents.
KINGS PALACE Great sale Of hat trimming, all the
latest designs OF this and the foreign markets. will
be sold at remarkably low prices Mulis In oil coll
ors, all qualities, and at prices that are way down.
Elegant ribbons, satin and gros era In, all the latest
shades In all numbers Sash rbbsns In great varle-
Ties Elegant peoples and snowballs for trimming at
20, 20, and 81 cents. Give us call Kings
Palace.
CHARLES I. MuRRAys Sub Rosa, an Interesting
story OF LIE In Washington. For sale at all news
stands. Price so cents.
"oRIoIg POOL the new invention OF nfteen-ball
pool, In one OF the leading attractions at the billiard
game is greatly enjoyed by all who have played II,
pronouncng II superior to the old one Every table
has undergone repair, while new balls and cues
have been added.
CHARLES r. MuRRAys Sub Rosa an interesting
story OF life In Washington. For sale at all news.
stands. Price so cents
THERE Is one thing which can be obtained In as
great perfection In Washington anywhere In
Europe or America, and that Is q Turkish bath at
Shedd's.
CHARLES T. MuRRAy's Sub Rosa, an interesting
story OF lie In Washington. For sale ut all news
stands. Price 80 cents
CHARLES 7. MuRRAy's Sub Rosa, an interesting
story OF life In Washington. For sale at all news
stands. Price 80 cents
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WESTINGHOUSE,

Earned runs-St. Louis, Z; Washingtons, /. Two
base hita-Glasscock, l; Carroll, COrcoran, Glad.
mon Three-hase hts-Myers. Passed balls
whiting. 2: Wild ptches-Barr, I. Frat base on
halls Barr, l. Struck out--By Boyle, 4; by
Barr, !. Stolen bases-Quinn, 3; GlasscOck, Seery
Lett on bases-St. Louis, 4; Washingtons, 8. I'm.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
DETROIT, July 3.-Detrolts, Z; Bostons. o. Base
hts-Deiroits, 10; Bostons. 10. ErrOrs-Detroits S;
BOst0ns,9
CHICAGO, Jaly 8.-Chioag)s, 8; New Yorks I.
base hts-Chlcagla 8; New YOrks, .. Errors
Chicagos, Is; New YorIs, q.
KANSAS CITY, July 8.--Kansas Guys 9; Philadel-
phas. Base hits-Kansas Citys,7 I; Philadelphlas,
ID. Errors-kansas Citys, I; Philadelphia. 4.
CINCINNATI, July 3-Cinctnnatls, 8: Athletics. .
Base hits-Cincnnatis, II; Athletics, 8. Errors
Cincinnatis, 1; Athletics, ..
ST. LOUIS, July 9-St. Louis, 4; Drooklyns. 0.
Base hits-St. Louis, II; BrOoklyns, 8. Errors
St. Louls.2; BroOElyls, ..
PiTrsBURd, July 3.-HatImores, "a; Pitsburgs 3,
Base Ais -BaitlmOres, 10; PittshurKs, IL. ERRORS
Baiimores, o; Pttsburgs, u.
LOUISVILLE, July 3-Iouisvilles, I; Metropolltans,
u. Base hits-Louisvllles, q; MetrOpolitans
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10; Melropolitans, 8.
r, The game Tuesday between the Columbus and
Government Printing ONCE resulted In favor OF me
former by score Of 10 10 o.
J., HARTFORD. CONN, July S.-The deciding game of
ter,coilegiate championship was played here to day
anu TO the surprise OF every one II was walk-over
for Yale by to /.
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Secretary Whitney, with his usual generosity yea

lerday iSsued the following;
NAVY DKPAHTMEsT,
WAsnIsGf0k, July ., 1888.
! am directed by the Secretary OF the NAVY to say
llal ne will DC pleased 90 nave any Of the ocs OF
lllfb, avail lhenlselses al ils farn al IenaytoWn.
on the ofh instant, Tor recreation.
THOSE desiring 10 avail OF the offer OF the Secretary
are requested 10 monty Mr. Hanna, private secretary
NJ that = conyeyance can he provided from the COT
ner OF High and West (P) streets, Georgetown, and
suitable lunch prepared. JonN N, uo0o. "N'
CHIEF Hlark
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For the convenience OF visitors desiring to attend
.nc virginia state regatta, to be hold at Fredcrcks-
burg, va, tho 6h Instant, round.trip tickets have
been placed on sale at the low rate OF t220, WASH
ington TO fredericksburg Va, and return; tickets to
DO sold July To O. inclusive, good TO return until tho
oih inclusive. Trains leave the Sixth-srcet station
a. q and lO:b5 A. N. All the prominent boat clubs
III washington VIII he represented by crews and tho
addition TO the boat races the energetic committee
IN charge has arranged for various amuscments for
.ne entertainment OF visitors. large delegation OF
boating men will leave by the A. NJ. train Monday
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the NAVY DrpAarxkAr youprH.

chlld!en's suits that ranged from % to $40
cotnei VI seventh aud E'sireela,
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Great Reduction to Ban Francisco by tho Penns,I I.
yAula Railroad

For the twentieth annual encampment. a. A. H..
70 he held In San Francisco In August next, the
pennsylvania Railroad Company announce that
ronnd.trip tickets will he sold 6y that line nj The
rate OF So These tickets will be placed on sale In
lew days, and viii permit the holder to use one
ilne going. returning by another. SOp-cver prlvl.
legcs VIII he allowed on these tickets at prominent
points going or returning. Sleeping. car acc0mm0-
dalton secured through TO destination. For Infor-
nation regarding these low.raie excursions. appiv
~ the ONCE Of agent Pennsylvania Railroad, al
Sixth street station. "
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TnE LOYAL Lcp,ag.

a slalsd ,nee,ipg OF tue Distflsl '1ommaudery. A.
" WIN Pc held a. The United Service clu6, col
rIteenlh street, next Wednesday evening, when
several members Will be balloed Tor aud other bust
n3ss Transacted, Fs'i
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Reduced 10 81.

calggegs sgiIg taat ranged from q 80 TO o. 90
reduced 70 W Elsepaav Erqs., manufacturers,
corner Of seSeath- aud u slFeeis.
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Reduced 10 AtO.

Mems suits that ranged from $iI to si5 reduced
70 $40 Elseman Bros, manufacturers, corner OF
Seventh and X streets.