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AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

BRIGHroN BEACH On. ", June 7th.-For
won, Armstrong second, Nat Goodwin
third. Time, 1:04. Selling race, seven
eighths of mile: Islett won, Pat Dennis
second, Brunswick third. Time, 1:29a.
Selling race, seven-eighths of mile: Red
buck won, Harry Rose second, Vaulter
third. Time, 1901. Handicap, one and
one-sixteenth miles: Pericles won, Choc-
taw second, Koelsuk third. Time, Isl
Brighton Beach stakes for 3-year-olds, one
mile Walter III. won, Moonshine second,
!. FL. d. third. Time, 1:45 Welter weights,
one mile: Tattler won, Soprano second,
Jennings third Time, 1:46.
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Fined and Released.

WASHINGTON, June 7th.-Acting Secre-
tary Fairchild to-day received telegram
from the Collector of Customs at
Key West, Fla, saying that after con-
sulting with the United States District At
torney, he imposed fine of S400 each on
the masters of the Spanish schooners Paco
and Isabella, under Section 2T73 of the Re-
vised Statutes, which were paid to-day. and
RI ,-accal-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-08

New YORK, June 7th.-The Hog}d states
that at recent dinner several ex-army
officers who had known the Count of Paris
during his service on McClellans 5 staff, dis
cussed the French expulsion bill and de-
cided to send him the following cable
message Come to us. The old soldiers
will welcome yoz and honor your services
to our republic in its great crisis. There is
none more respected than yourself and De
ChartreS by or veterans, who know your
services and Eorth. A hearty welcome IS
yours here The name of General Daniel
Butterfiel& headed the list of signatures,
and yesterday he received the following
from the Count !" Your kind telegram
was received with gratitude. In these
painful days hearty greeting Of old com-
sades coming from your great republic is a
consolation aud encouragement. Tn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-08

WASHINGTON, June e7th.-Belmont, Chair
man of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, said to your correspondent to-day
that the bill passed by the Senate to re-
strict Chinese immigration would un-
doubtedly pass the House. 1t was salts
factory as it came from the Senate, and
there would be but little opposition to it.
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The Control OF Seal Rocks.

WAsHISGToN, June 7th.-Senator Berry.
from the Committee on Public Lands, to-
day reported favorably Senator Stanfords
bill granting Seal Rocks to the city of San
Francisco in trust, with an amendment
Identical with that reported by the House
committee to Representative Felton's bill
for the same purpose. The amendment
gives the Tnited States the right at all
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
CLEANsED. PURIFIED. AND BEAUTIFIED
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.


1t affords pleasure give you this report of the
cure of our little granc by your CUTICURA RENE
DIES. When six months old his lett hand began
swell and had every appearance OF large bull pou
tced IT, but all to no purpose About five months after
II became a running sore Soon other formed
He then had two of them each hand and as his
blood became more and more impure il took
tor them to break out A the chin, be
meath the under lip. which very offensive. His
head was one solid scab dischag great deal This
was his condition at twenty-five non rs old, when
undertook the care of him. his mother having died
when he was a little more than yer old, ofconsump-
ton tscrofua of counsel He could walk little,
could not get up if he fell down and could
when In bed having use Of his hands l ilnmed-
atey commenced with the CUTICURA REMEDIES
using the CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP freely, and
when he had taken one bottle of the CUTICURA Re-
SOLVENT, his head pleteIy cured, and me was
improved in every way. We were very much encour-
aged and continued the ofthe Remedies for year
and half One sore after another healed bony
matter forming in each one of these five deep ones
just before healing, which would finally grow loose
and were taken out: then they would heal rapidly
One of these ugly bone formations preserved After
taking dozen and a half bottles ne completely
cured. and is now at the of six strong and
healthy child The scars on his hands must always
main: his hands are strong. though feared he
would never be able to use them. ALI that physicians
did for him did him no good. All who saw the Guild
before using the CUTICURA REMEDIES and the
Child now consider it wonderful II the above
facts are of any use to you, you liberty
hem. MRS f. s. briggs.
May g. 1885. 6l2 E Clay ST., Bloomington, Ill
The child was really in a condition than he
appeared to his grandmother. who being with him
every day. became accustomed to the disease.
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Sold everywhere. CUTICURA, so cts; CUTICURA
SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifer, 25c: CUTIcURA
RESOLvENT the Blood Purifier, 81 90 Prepared
by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Diseases
ITCHING, Scaly. Fmply and oily skin beautified
by the CUTICuRA SOAP.
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For NICE HORSES AND BUGGIEs
60 to Mt. Vernon Stables, 1896 18th st. NV.

MAKE SURE THE FoUNDATION.-Notl long ago
1t became necessary to examine the foundation
OF the W ashin2 ton monument, and streng then
II TO support the additional weight caused by
its completion. So in the human body, If we
would rear n perfect superstructure of health
We must lay the foundation in good condition
of the nerves, IN uScieS and blood DIR. Henley s
celery, beef and iron is exactly adapted 10 This
end. Use that, and it will be a long time before
you will have any kind of a monument p laced
over you.
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Entire Stock Below Cost.
736 It'll street. ]. E. Young. 3
CaStOria,
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss
She clIng to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them CastoriA
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss
She clung to CastOria th,Ath
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WEAK BACK. Pain and Weakness across The Kid
neys Shooting Pains through the Lons. Uterine
Pains, Lack of Strength and Activity, instantly re-
lieved and speedily cured by the CUTICURA ANTIPAIN
PLAsTE At Druggists 25c. iylI
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r. "A. GOLDESs Potomac river fish and game
stand, Center market, Is the place to get all
kinds OF lake. ocean and river t~h-fre<h sup
plies received daily from all quarters. Crisfeid
SOFT crabs hard crabs, CLAIMS, and all the delica-
cieS in that line can be obtained here.
shipping orders promptly attended to.
Telephone call -. %
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ONLY THREE WEEKS LoNGER!-Last sum
mer's success repeated Six elegant Pictorial
Cabinet Photographs tor One Dollar. X. WaIzl,
Si9 Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the
reputation of which has been maintained q
half century, is still ahead CT all competition.
All who need the article will find 1t greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN g. BAKER 4
Co., Phila,. and at druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

We WOULD LIKE every lady to call and see
our black cashmere at 15c- per yard. 1t is full
40 inches wide. fine quality, silk finish (FrenchJ.
The best bargain ever offered.
LASSRUPGH Il RRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

SECONDHAND REMINGTON No. Type Writ
or, In perfect condition, with stand and latest
attachments, at a bargain for cash. Apply to
j L. 628 Sfse
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Amusemenls Tonight

AmuSemenls Tonight.
ALBAUGH' S.-"Maritana."
EATIoNAL-"The Growing Hen"
ABNER's GARDEN.-Concert.
HARKIs'-The Mexican Orchestra.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-15thst street and Ohio
avenue.
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INVITATIONS have been fosted upon the mar.
kot SO closely resembling Allcock's Porous Plas-
tiers in general appearance as to be well calcu-
lated to- deceive. II is however in general APP
pearance only that they compare with All
cock :, Tor they worse than worthless, mas
much as they contain deleteriOuS ingredients
which are apt to cause serious injury. Remem-
Der that AllcOck are the only genuine porous
plasteTS-the best external remedy ever known,
and when purchasing plasters do not only ask
for but see that you get .'Allcock's Porous PlaS-
teTS.' The popularity which these plasters
have attained during the past thirty years has
no parallel. So il Is no wonder that limitations
and countCTfeitS abound.
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It's English, YOu Know.
Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs
JOF NSON 9th and r,
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The City Markets.

The Official Price Current OF the Washington
Produce Exchange says the flour market is
without change; the wheat, corn and oats
market dull and sluggish. Bundle rye straw
in good demand. Machine thrashed straw only
fair. In butter, the fine creamery makes are
in price The receipts Of eggs continue ampls'
With shipments to New York during the past
few days u steadier tone has been impaired to
this market. A brisk market in poultry mas
ruled all the week, especially for all fowls
averaging two pounds each. Hens and spring
ducks in better demand and price. In vege-
tables and fruits the demand Is constant for
Irish potatoes, which are in short supply. New
sweets are arriving, and well-cuiled lots have a
ready sale. Onion market steadier and ar
rivals of clean bright. dry stock selling rapidly.
All kinds of .ruit, when in good condition, have
ready sale. Watermelons have declined under
large arrivals; quality only fair. Dried fruits
are plentiful.
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COOPERATIVE CLEANERS AND OVERS, 626 d
street northwest. Cooperative principles. Fine
work only.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The C3tacr.
OFFICE OF TUE CIiIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsIII Na.Eu... u. q. July -. lss6. 8 a. Z

OFFICE OF TTIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINCToS. Il. e. July ~. 1855. 8 am.
For District al Columbia Maryland, and Viz
ginis,. tar weather followed by light local rains,
stationary temperature, variable winds becom-
Ing soul ter!s.
For = InG.ay-Fair weather and stationary
tenn arttu care Indicated for the New gland
stat. ;.l-G i.iT weather followed during the
night - local rains with stationary tempera.
turc iOT sLe middle Atlantic states.
THIS Is THE LAST DAY of the great thirty
day closing out .s,le. Our store will remain
open until o clock this evening. Call and get
some ~ the bargains offered.
y. T. METZGER i BRo., All 9TH st. NV.
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Autumn CrOcus is not q patent medicine.
nor is 1t "cure all" but is the prescription Of a
well-known New York physician, and is 3
certain cure for all forms of rheumatism and
Govt. 81 per bottle. L. D. GIL MANS, 627 Pa. av.
eO39
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If You HAVE Nor TRIED our Gunpowder
Tea AT soc. a pound do at once. because at
the reduced price it is the finest tea in the
world for the money. Last week of the great
80 days Closing Out Sale. n. L. Metzger & Bro,
All eth St NV
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II ATR0BES RANGES. FURNACES AND NAN.
IL THIS Mt Low Prices. lin Roofing and Jobbing
promptly done let prices At
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CITY ITEMS.

Let Us MentiOu
few of the great bargains offered this week:
A good roasted Coffee at 13c per pound.
good Green Tea at s5c per pound.
Premium Chocolate u large stock at $40 per
Breakfast Cocoa and Broma at 24c. DER pack.
age.
Fine Extract of Lemon at 15c. per bottle.
Fine Extract Of Vanilla at j SC. per bottle.
Large lot of "Queen" Olives at 4Oc.
Alt 7th street northwest
New High Arm So Howe SEWING
Machines.
- Also Needles and Parts for Howe Machines, at
Union Manufacturing company. 6O4 9th street
northwest
=, Morell, 7s4 9th st. NV; every style of Show
For Nice Horses aud BuggieS
go to Mt. Vernon Stables, 1895 10Th st. NV. /
Before Buying the Sewing Machine
Left at your house by canvasser call at Auer.
bach's, 18th and II, and iearlS at what price you
can buy the identical same. machine, without
canvassers' commissions. Send for price list
Telephone 1922.
It's English, YOn Know.
Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs.
JOHNSON, 9th and E.
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HY PoPHos4PHITEs,
In Lung Troubles and Cholera Lmlnptum.
DR.. w. e. Ransom, Hartford, Ind.,. says: II
find SCOTS Emulsion an excellent remedy in
lung troubles, and especially in Strumous chill
dren and a most valuable remedy in chronic
stages of Cholera 1nfantum.i 60
The Greatest Sale of fine Groceries, Wines
and Old Whistles, ever held IN this city, is now
drawing to close. Only a few days left in
which to avail yourself of this great opportunity
to buy the best of Groceries at reduced prices.
n. T. METzGER b o.,
Alt 7th st. NV.
Autumn CrOcus is not patent medicine,
nor is it "cure all, but is the prescription OF
well-Known New York physician, and is q
certain cure for all forms of Rheumatism and
Govt 81 per bottle. L. D. GIL MANS, 627 Pa. av.
MOreli, wholesale and retail 734 9Th st., so
Cigars 81 to 81. Ask for"Liederkranz," 10c.7
Only $l5
For good No. 8 Wheeler g. Wilson Machine
Side and back Leaf; two drawers. At Union
Manufacturing company, 6U4 9th street north.
west.
iSRp
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ON1y OSE MoRE WEEK
Grr THE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS

THE CONCORD HARNESS
We are the Sole Agents for the Ale Of the Genuine
Concord Harness and Collars.
Beware Of limitations
Be sure " Name and Number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

NEW LOT 2Jc. muslin underwear Just in, at
Millers, 1920 vi street. West W Washington.
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Gents Suits Cleaned. classification
guaranteed at PUTsCHEs, l729Pa.av 10, ", s3m
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HEADQU ARTERS for gents fine hand-sewed
low shoes: also full stock of bicycle and tennis
shoes. Rich. IL Market Space.
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CTORAGE-WELI VENTILATED sTnRE
y rooms for all 1asses of goods iuclud,nc mani.
OONCAtsSO-s BIOS.
VASAW 0th and u sta NV.
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MEMORY InPRovEp-see special No,

LIGHTNING RODS. ]. HI. Kuehling, 419 18th
Z
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SOMETHING NEW.-To introduce them. will
make you life-sized portraits Tor $40. Superior
10 crJiyon. E<taprOok, I'll Market Space.
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4S7 Pennsylvania Avenue,

"ALKERS. 2O4 10TH STREET NV.
w Moth proof Felt. 0agbolaie OF Iii Felts, Pitch
Plaster. ~. anu Iss far. harc.al II air Lame &c
2hIi
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MOrell, wholesale and retail 734 9Th st., so
F Cigars 81 to 81. Ask "Liederkranz," 10c.7
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SO Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9lh, near ID St
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It's English, You Know.
Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs
JOHNSON, 9th and e.
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Only $13
For good No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Machine
Manufacturing company, 6U4 9th street north
west.
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AN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT AT THE CAPITOL,
On Tuesday last, when some Of the employees of
the folding room of the Senate had hOisted the
freight elevator loaded with bags of mail aud
were about leaving It, the machiney gave way,
causing the elevator to come down. The handles
struck Messrs. II. Brewer, VINO lives i'll Mary
land, On the Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
and j. n. CoOmbs, of No. 449 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, injuriny them seriously. By
their presence oi mind they probably saved
I their lives.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auciioneers.
TW0STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 422
THIRD STREET NORTH East, AT AUC-
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 80
TWENL l-NINTd, 1886, At HALF-PAST .mM
FIVE O'CLOCK, we by virtue of the authority iYSJi
vested in US by viii OF Bushrod Washington, in front
OF The premises, will sell. at pubic auction,
Lot X, Square 755,
fronting Is feet Sd street, between street and
Nj >a;nlSetts avenue northeast, iprOyed by q two
str brick dwelling. No. 4Z2.
Terms: Une-naI ,ash bailnce in one wear note to
bea. SIX per CEN Interest and to be by dseu
OF trust ali cash. at option Of purchaser Terms
De comp led with iii ten days right reserved
TO rse risk and cost Ci deauiting PURCHASER after
d.iys public notice such resale newspaper
puOiiSheu IN Washl Ston, ~. Il deposit Ut SlvU ct
sale. ConVeyancing, &c, "a purchasers
SILAS WASHINGTON,
Jy24-d EUSriS WASHING rON,
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The Bicycle Races,

CRISr BEATEN IN THE FIVE MILE RACE BY AN
EIGHTH OF SECOND.
Some interesting bicycle races were held at
Athletic park yesterday afternoon under the
auspices of the Capital club. The first race was
a one mile and a quarter lap. The entries were
Mills, Edwards Hill, Stewart and H. Nichols.
Nichols wOn-time, 4:193x-with Mills second,
in 4:26l2. the event OF the day Was the five
mile cluD race for the Flint challenge cup. the
starters were Howell Stewart, T. 5. Brown, w.
f. Crist, p. l.. Seuferle and l.. j. Barber.
Stewart dropped out after the first lap, and
Seufferle and Barber soon fell behind, leaving
the contest between Crist and Brown. Brown
was in better condition than Crist, who Is the
recognized champion Of the District. and the
two made very pretty race, first one leading
and then the other. Brown led on the last La p,
but at the finish Crist gradually drew up and
his wheel Tapped Browns as the line was
crossed. SO Close We're they that before they
could SLOW US the spokes of Crisis big wheel
caught upon the step Of Browns machine.
Brown was dashed to the ground with great
force, but fortunately was not i'll ured. Browns
time was 1851. Crisis 16.37A.
The hali-mlle 10y race had nvo entries. and
was won by II. Parke. Time, 1888.
The tandem race for halfmile was contested
by Hanna and Barber, COburn and Suefferle.
The race was won by Hanna and Barber. Time.
1:4112. The judges were Messrs. Champion,
Upton and Ruoff. Timers, Messrs Max Hans
man and w. 3. Dodge; starter, I. p. Borden.
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FINED FIVE DOLLARS FOR LARCENY OF A
DoG.-Yesterday afternoon James Williams, &
colored boy, while passing the residence 0
Charles Mann, GA T. street southeast, pickaC
up dog belonging to AIR. Mann. Officer Pear
son came along and Williams started TO run
The officer ran him for halt mile and the boy
nnaliy dropped the dog aud was arrested. Ill
told the officer that white man standing or
the corner sent him after the dog. This morn
ing in the Police Court W illiams was charged
with larceny and Was fined So.
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sking tubes. j. Fl. Kuehl-
CITY AND DISTRICT.

,LESD1D GLASSES. 81: Hemp,er's, Pa.av.a41a.
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SPEER's PORT WINE, Blackberry Brandy,
French Brandy, Upper Ten" Whisky, Malt
W Risky. Fine Cigars, Lime Juice, Sardines and
PCtted Meats, all at greatly reduced prices. n.
I. Merger i Bro, Az 9TH st. NV.
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The Greatest Sale of fine Groceries Wines
and Old WHISTLES, ever held IN this city, is now
drawing to close. Only a few days left in
which to avail yourself of this great opportunity
to buy the best of Groceries at reduced prices.
n. T. METzGER & b O.,
! ALI 9Th st. NV.
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FENHE PROSPECT, A
Il LAGOON HEIGHTS MARTHA'S vcAY
NINEN ARD AcW
VIII oper June 10 A pleasant, healthfui and
way hrSi-CaSS hes use and all places
interest: under entirely management; rates
ouable Proprietor viii be a the United states hotel
until June 10. with plans
h. T. CREGEN.
te5SSw 10 aul Proprietor.
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FINE PoRTR ATS. Kets kemethy, 1909 Pa av.
REIsLNCEE... Ice cr...In DIS q. st N wv
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Death OF Leonard whitney.

AFTER PROLONGED ILLNESS THE VETERAN
TELEGRAPH MANAGER PASSES AWAY.
Capt. Leonard Whitney, who had become
we'll known in this District during his long resi-
dence as the representative here of the Western
Union telegraph company, died yesterday His
friends had noticed with solicitude for some
time past the signs Of his falling health, on &C
count of which, three years ago, he was relieved
from the duties of general manager OF the
Western Union office here and made special
agent About ten days ago the complication OF
diseases under which he had been suffering
assumed such a serious phase that he was con-
lined TO his bed. He passed away last evening
at five O'Clock. The deceased leaves no family
wife about three years ago. He has three sisters
living and two nephews. The latter, Messrs. L.
w. stewart, OF Pittsburg, and Thos. B. ckert,
son OF the general manager OF the company,
have been with him for the last week and were
present when he died The funeral services
will take place at his late residence, 14th and
L streets Tomorrow at p.m,, and the remains
Capt. Whitney was born in 1880, at Columbus
Ohio, and being educated as civil engineer he
had charge OF that portion OF the old National
turnpike constructed by the government from
baltimore to Columbus lying in the state of
Ohio. He served during the war as paymaster
for the military telegraph corps located In this
city, and was then appointed a clerk in the
Internal revenue bureau In 1856 he became
cashier OF the Western Union company, and q
few years later he was made manager of the
Washington office. During his long residence
liz this city he has shown great interest in local
affairs and as a citizen of public spirit has been
ldentlned with many public enterprises. He
was "a director of the Washington and George
Town street railway company.
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Il
Cape May. N J..
Opens June 30th. under the management of n
Henry Clair. late Of Grand Union hotel. vEAY
Saratoga springs, and J. L. Colt, of the kt.Wl
gyle. babylon. 4. 1. Ieoi
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\ ONG POINT HOTEL.
On SENECA LAKE. NEAR WATKINS GLEN.
orens June 18Th. - day and upwards 4
No mosquitoes: mo malaria An the sttrac vrAR
tons OF "A hrstclass house Special rates Tor ~.
families. Rooms may De secured lsl Br,ad~ay.
Room ~ y. y. city.
ny22-s m.w2m DOWNS q COUCH
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New High Arm 60 Howe SEWING
Machines.
Also Needles and Parts for Howe Machines at
Union Manufacturing company, 6OA 9th street
northwest
MOre,l 73d 9Th st N W. every stvla NJ shovv
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MARINE VILLA, OCEAN GROVE, N. j.,
w Ocean ave and broadway, the beach A
and Fletcher lake; sur aud still water bath WV
lag: boa for guests good table and attend ..wF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24

ITS English, You Know.
Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs
JOHNSON, 9th and E.