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Vfsisse1 Military.

THE NEW YORK sRvENrY-FIRsT REGIMENT IN TOWN.
The New York Seventy-First Regiment with
the veterans who were with the regiment during
the war OF the rebellion arrived here this morning
about las O'Clock from the Bull Run battlefield,
where they spent yesterday. They were met AT
the Baltimore and Potomac depot by O number OF
the officers OF the washington Light Infantry,
among them Captains Dalton, Ross, Miller, En-
twisle, Nailor, Wheeler and Kelly, Lieutenants
LOen1er. The train was due at $50 O'Clock, and
there was large crowd OF persons present at the
depot at that hour, who patiently awaited the ar
rival OF the visitors. The train rolled in smuta-
neously with the fast Llail and just behind
the Alexandria local, which added TO the crowd.
In short time the regiment disembarked and the
line OF parade was formed, the Washington Light
Infantry officers acting an escort up 9Th street
70 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, 70 18th street, 70 the
armOry, where arms were stacked. The visitors
number In all nearly 400 persons, including band
or 30 men, b drummerS and nfers, and 40 vet
Grams The uniform OF the regiment Is o neat one
dark blue coat, white pants and white helmet
the veterans in 1851, when the regiment
answered the call Of President Lincoln for troops
Being mustered in for three-m0nths they
participated In the first battle OF Bull Run, which
took place yesterday twenty-Seven years ago.
Among those with the regiment to-day who par
u corporal; AdIutant A. NJ. Underhill, who was
captured and served thirteen months IN Libby
prison; w. y. Philbrick, Capt II. s. Copeland, A. c.
j. Blake, and j. j. Little. They will parade and
be reviewed by President Cleveland this afternoon.
They Will also visit their oil quarters at the navy.
yard. and PROBABLY kalorama Heights, where they
were camped IN 1856. for a time. Col. Moore has
ordered the Washington Light Infantry 10 assemble
at $50 O'Clock tonight to escort the visitors, who
VIII leave on late special train.
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Alexamdria Affair.


COUNTY CouRT.-The Alexandria County Court
Judge Chichester, opened its July term at the
Coiumous-street courthouse this morning with q
and cutting case have come over from the last
term TO be tried and the grand Jury Will bring In
indictments In several policy cases. Pleas Of
suuly IN policy cases or payment OF fines TO the
extent OF q thousand dollars will be made during
the term, and the county will receive more money
IN nnes than was ever paid at any court here be-
FUNERAL-The funeral Of Mr. Jacob Borhaus
LOOK place yesterday afternoon from his late home,
the COncordia, on Royal and Prince streets. The
members OF the Alexandria Light Infantry and
Bellhaven Lodge, No 23SS. knights OF Honor, and
Aexandfla Council, No. 627. attended the funeral,
throng OF AlexapdrlanS
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Ex-Alderman Geo. H.
MARKELL was struck with aporlexy on saturday
evening last and died at his home on Lee street In
nall an hour. He was native OF this place, born
In 1910 bred TO the business OF currier; he ac-
pursuit but had been Withdrawn from active
business for many years. He represented the first
ward In the city council Tor the third OF century,
greater portion OF his life. or late years he has
been Waterman at the Citizens National Bank,
anu on saturday evening he had begun his watch,
lighted a lamp and began reading newspaper,
wnen feeling The premOnition OF apoplexy, he
crossed 10 his home opposite the bank and soon
died there despite the efforts OF four physicians,
summoned to Lis bed side.
NOTES.-The county board OF inspectors held q
meeting this morning and adjourned until next
week. Inc county levy Will De laid Dy The DOarQ
at It's next meeting.-A number OF Washing
tonlans and others had a conference at the Brad
dock House yesterday on the subject OF the pro-
posed small steamer on the Pocahontas plan
Rev. A. p. keating. s. j., arrived here Saturday
evening and assumed the place or assistant pastor
OF ST. Marys church, which he occupied eight
years ago-The city has placed fire. plugs along
the recent extension OF water-mainS Alfred
street at Wolfe, Wilkes and GibbOn Streets and at
columbus and Gibbons streets.-The city has
also repaired the bridge over the remains OF
OronokO creek on OronOkO street, and has re-
newed the canal-lock bridge leading to North
Alexandria.-The SuInac mill on King and
Payne streets was withdrawn Saturday afternoon
from auction at a bid OF 81, 50O.-At the races on
the Driving Park course Saturday afternoon the
attendance was fair. owens st. John won the
first race, with Vinton second; owens ST. Luke
the second race with Lady Washington second
Owens Boutwell, the third race, with Triple Cross
second, and Bradshaw's Triple Cross the fourth
race, with stanton TrOllOpe second.
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Condemned Locals.

A horse attached 10 a buggy owned Iy b. ].
Downey ran away near 18th and L streets this
morning. The buggy was smashed, but no one
WAS injured
WOTk has been begun on an addition TO ST.
james church, which will carry the building back
10 the alley IN the rear OF the lot
By the fire which destroyed several buildings In
Santa r., ~ NJ. saturday, the law library Of the
nrm OF which Franz W. Clancy, formerly OF this
city, was a member, was destroyed.
Dr. Idi.Rie g. +. Love, formerly OF this city, who
recently graduated from the medical department
OF Howard University, recently delivered lecture
" the students uf Tie lIahnemann Hospital COL
lege, OF san Francisco, on the subject or "The
Physician rs an Educator OF the People"
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The grou .ds Of the Columbia Athletic Club on
Analostan Island are undergoing needed Improve
force OF workingmen employed on them. The
quarter mile track VIII Re w1dened 10 feet which
will allow suf1cient space for bicycle races and
other contests. The base ball grounds and tennis
courts will receive attention.
CITING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dent who
mas oeen III lor some weeks past was reported
GRAIN RscErTa-Canal boat Marylanl arrived
with 1900 bushels OF corn, and l. 200 bushels OF
wheat for @. 7. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER At 2
a m-Great Falls, temperature, 70; condition.
81; receiving reservoir, temperature. 80; condi-
connection, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 1S; condition ct in1uent gate-house 50; con-
oitlon at emuent gate-house, 80. High tide In the
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V1eoR AND VITALITY

are quickly given TO part of the body by Hoods
Sarsaparia. That tired feeling is entirely overcome
The blood is purified enriched, and vtszed, and
ries health instead of disease to every organ The
stomach is toned and strengthened, the appetite
stored The kidneys and liver are reused and invRor
ated The brain is refreshed the nerves strengthened
The whole system is built up by Hoods Sarsaparlla
i was all run down and unf. tor business was in
duced to take bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and il
built me right up that j soon able to resume
work. ! recommend it to AID. W. BRATE, Mar
tn street, Albany, N. Y.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all drugyists. 81: six for 81 Prepared only
by Z. l. HOOD l. CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Against the Rob.TasI Cars.

DETERMINED POSITION or THE CITIZENS OF NORTH
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THEMSELVES NOT TO
PASS THEIR FARE TO TIE BOX
The grievance committee representing the re-
cent meeting OF the citizens Of Northeast Washing
ton held meeting last evening and prepared a
petition which gives the reason why, In the
opinion OF the citizens or that section the Column
Dla street Railway Co. should substitute two
horse cars Tor the bob-tail cars now IN use. The
petition states that the citizens having suffered
from the inconven1ences, discomforts and danger
OF over-crOwded bob-tail cars until their patience
anu endurance have become exhausted" are de-
termlned 10 assert their rights upon payment or
tender OF their fare 10 ride In rstclass cars with
all modern improvements The petitioners, con-
irreguarity OF the trips cars that will twelve
people comfortably are often crowded with
tnir'y or more passengers; that people
are Kept standing corners In all kinds
OF weather; that the Overwhelmed driver Is un-
abe 70 exercise proper care in starting or STOP
Ping his car; that the lives and limbs Of citizens
are IN danger in consequence; that Passengers are
Obliged TO act as conductors and starters; that
tha line brings passengers only TO the center OF the
Guy ana not through It; that the company has
taken no steps TO secure an exchange with
other routes for one fare; that as only half
toe serslce as TO distance Is furnished,
the citizens OF Northeast Washington are
compelled 10 pay double fare fer what people OF
other sections get for single fare. "Therefore"
Concludes the petition, in order TO bring the
pany 20 realization OF it, Obligations TO the pub
nc III return FOR the nioneyit receives twas unani-
mously resolved, at a meeting or citizens, that
they pledge themselves not TO deposit nor pass
forward their own fare nor that or any other per-
son on or after the lSt OF september 1885, In the
one-horse cars OF the Columbia Railway, but to
tender X TO any authorized person who shall come
TO collect tie same IL was further resolved that
this pl dye he circulated among citizens on the
route, with the request for their signatures and
cooperation In this EFFORT 10 demand and obtain
SIMPLE absolute and Legal rights denied them al
the hands OF practical monopoly"
The committee have prepared pledges, which
Will be placed In stores and In other places for
signatures.
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Weak at the BAT.
HOW WASHINGTON WAS DEFEATED BIZ BosToS-oTBEl


HOW WASHINGTON WAS DEFEATED By BOsToN-oTBER
GAMES.
The Senator's lost the game on saturday to the
Bostons 3to ., On account Of Sowders' magnificent
pitching. O'Day did his best, aud by that means
kept the visitors down. But they punched their
hits In three innings, and run resulted each
time. Wise played very poor game at short,
making three bad fUmblea- ShOch at short and
Fuller at second for Washington did all they could.
DOnnslly made couple OF errors, and WilmOt
dropped a fly that he reached almost ct second
base. The Senators had the bases full three tunes
IN the second tnning and single hit would have
Won the game, but they were not equal to Sow
derS' al that time Mack and Kelley were the
cateherS De2sley played In the hight 1eid. The
absence OF Myers and Daily from the team was
felt when base hi ) were needed Sowders struck
out nine men, Washing. sOu IL lde hits and En-
rors. and Boston hits ana errors
New YORK son from the Phillles in the first In
ming. making :; runs. The nnal score was d 10 L.
Sanders and Cler!enIs ami We.cI and Ewing were
the batteries. New YOrk made IL hits and er
rors, aud Philadelphia hts anc errors.
Detroit won from chicago by superior batting,
score 10 q. conway and Bennett and Van natren,
FARRELL am DAILY We're Ihe batteries Detroit made
IL hits and = errors, and chicagos hits and
error.
Pittsbur- won from Indianapolis by q streak OF
heavy batting, besides playing perfect game.
The score was ID tOi The batteries were Staley
and Miller and Healy and Daily. Pf:ts0urg made
10 hits and errors. and the Hoosiers . hits and
errors.
AT Lou:syi!le-st Louis, 3; Louisville, . At
New YOTk-BrCOklyn, a. Athletics, l. At Cleye-
laEd-Cleveiand. Il; Baltimore, IL. At Cincinnati
Cincinnati, ); hdnsis City, l.
SUNDAY GAMES.
At CleyelanG-CieyeialI,G q; Baltimore, p. At
Louisyliie-Sj- LOUIS, >; Louisville, j. AT C.acin-
nati-Cineinnati, 10: Kansas City, /. AT New
York-Athleiics. u HroOLlyn, 3
Manager sullivan saws that he Is after no more
new iDeE; that the present team IS all he wants,
and be expects them 10 play good ball. r, talk
about sending OBrien away, he added - all
runner. and has no truth In IL WOTden Will un-
dOubtedly 20 TO Troy.
praS 40
Saturday. the release VI Murray by the Washing
ton naDaZement-
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advertisements

HALF-RATE5 TO CISCINSATI.-fOr the accommo-
cation OF visitors To the meeting OF PatriarchS
Militant, l. U. o. f.. and the general meeting OF T.
U. q. r., 10 be held al CINCINNATI, July % 10 -
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excur.
SION tickets 10 Cincinnati july 81, % and %, at
single fare Tor the rouLd-trlp Tickets vii; be
good going by continuous passage on date OF sale
on all trains, and good TO return up TO and includ-
Ing July 30
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SECOND EXCURSION To ATLANTIC CITy-OUrcKyR
Ihk-Ine success attending the initial excursion
70 Atlanuc CITY via the Baltimore and ONO and
PhliadelphiA and Atlantic CITY Railroad, La, en-
SOuIdseu them 10 rrpeat II on The 2Stl Instant
Inc prompt movement Of the trains quick time
AID olnsr satisfactory details have enabled them
70 reduce the time between here and the shore
o4s, hall hour IL each direction
Lhe special express train Will leave b. o. depot
saturday, 18th inst, at o'clock d. M arriving In
Atlantic city at 1890 p. L. Returning the
Ina home at midnight
IlcAets viii also be good for return passage on
az regular trains OF Sunday and Monday Round
trip fare only $500. A'NN.N
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The Lunar ECliDSe.

THE PHENOMENON IN THE SKY LAST NIGHT WIZ
MESSED BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IL WASHINGTON.
The moon selected fine night for her total
eclipse. The conditions for observing an eclipse
were perfect, the orb hanging like new s. gold
piece In tied OF clearest blue, without spot or
a cloud anywhere to obstruct the vtew As the
hour OF IL O'Clock approached the thousands OF
watchers IN windows, On streets roofs balconies
and In BACK yards, began alternately TO scan the
cleII surface or the moon and the minute hands OF
their watches. The moon was prompt for at
1885, the published time, she began 10 grow In
distinct On the eastern edge. Slowly the shadow
crept across the face OF the moon. When only the
extreme right edge WAS bright the moon looked
more Ike sphere than at any other tilne perhaps
By this time the other part of tue moon, family
Visible was dirty, smoky red, wnicn Increased in
duilneso until tue appearance OF the glorious
planet was changed from that OF a glittering gold
piece 10 that OF copper cent. The process OF re-
appearing was so lei5urely that before the first
faint rim or light had appeared nearly all the
Watchers had gone TO bed. The observers OF the
eclipse at Boston were disappointed, for q heavy
mist covered everything and prevented the photo
graphic experiments that were contemplated
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IAdvertiseneutI

AppIf1oxu ATTRACTIONS At BAY RpeI-6O
miles ON the Bay.-Commencing Monday july 23d
and continuing until further notice. the patron
or Bay Ridge Will have the privilege OF t,l-mile
sail on the Chesapeake Bay via the mammofh
steamer Columbia. The nnest excursion boat in
the country. by paying 10 cents additional az Bay
Ridge. The boat VIII leave Bay Ridge at IL a m
oAyl train, sailing up tn bay In fun view OF Fort
NcBenry, rendered immortal by Francis Scott
Keys .'Star Spang.ed banner and its gallant de-
toreand city On Baltimore Returning the boat
will reach Bay Ridge at r. M, allowing paseen-
gers taking the sail four aoun at the beautiful
resort.
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TOMORROW, the last day at julius Lansburgb'.
lor the reduction OF - cents per yard OH our rgu
la prices OF all grades OF carpetiag with the ad-
ditional inducement OF free sewing and laying.
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SEND A POSTAL CARD 10 IL. ROSendale, 1918 c
street northwest, and yOCr Lawn Mowers, Hay
Cutters Edged Tools and Ct tlery or all kinds that
wants grinding ard repairi viii be called for and
delivered. Table and kitcht CUTLERY ground and
polished equal TO new.
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DA SILVA COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Franc

DA SILVA COMMITTED TO JAIL-FranciSco B. da
Silva, the BRAZILIAN negro arrested for the burglary
at the residence OF Mr. j. e. Rock No GIL Sd street
as heretofore published In The STAR, was tried In
the Police Court to-day. The watch ana hain and
Two umbrellas taken from the house were recov-
cred by Detectives Wheeler and Mattingly The
prisoner was held for the action OF the grand
l9ry, and he was committed to Jail in default OF
hat
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

. FOR the District OF Columbia Virginia and North
Isronna- lar; stationary temperature, followed
tuesday night by slightly cooler; general westerly
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CRITICALLY ILI---Nr Daniel Hagerty the chief
clerk " the Second Assistant PoStmasterG Generals
Once, IS lying quite IL at his residence III Balti-
more. He has been fndisDoSed for the past month
but only within the last lew days has his condition
been critical. He Is suffering from complication
Of liver AID kidney COMPLAINT
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RoBsERIEs REP0grED.-Chas. Stewart, No. 1920
North Capitol street, reports stolen from his
mouse, on OlenwCOd road, Saturday, $50 in cash
and cneck for S10.-Mrs. NJ. h. Prentiss No
OF. oth street, reports stolen from her house s.
worth OF OOOxs--Jacob Harrison. No l237 hin
street southeast reports that about o'clock sat
urday night his house was entered by forcing
open the back door. and robbed OF 600 in money
and Jewelry worth s3I15.-George McWillaInS
sexton or The Metropolitan Presbyterian church
corner OF Attn and streets southeast reports that
the church was entered Satur iay night and robbed
OF the church Bible and hymn book-Nat Ses-
Dit, No !27 10Th street northwest reports stolen
worth g.. '0'
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- IMPORTANT ADhISETRAToR's SALE OF TAILORING
GooDs--TO-morrOw morning at 10 oclocL ~
store OF the late joseph Il. Cecil, 7I3 81 3ret ;
SSSutneast opposite Marine Barracks Thomas
lowing VIZ sell his entire stock, TO which the at
s si, OF the trade and private buyers is d.
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IL loo WANT A DIAMOND and wish TO get best
Nsue for your money, see what We o1er In that
Line. X HARRIS CO., 432 7th st.
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PANTS REDUCED to sa.eo ErsExAs's, 9Th and E

LoSG BRANCH BorrBoS WHISKY, s1-2o a bottle.
Distilled In 1874, c. nIhiana, n.y. Charles hraemer,
S37 9TH 81. u. W.
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AIpu,cmcnts Tonight,

ALsAuGns-''ILe Grand Duchess
PANORAMA BUnDISG.-.Battle OF shiloh
yoassoN's FAMILY THE.rEK-"sThe DanitesS
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EAcCksioS TO LURAY.-The third select excur.
sson 70 the Ca7erns OF Luray will leave Washing.
ton wednesday. July 2. A special train on nssy
coaches and Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars viii leave
bA-Wnofe and Ohio Depot $50 a m. Returning
an nome at y p m. allowing the excurs,onisls
Loaf hours LOT The Inspection OF the wonderful
SavelnS Roand-lrip tickets, Including admission
now on sale az Baltimore and ohio Ticset 0S,csS
Me- oie anu l1ol pennsylvania avenue also al
Oepot on morning or excursion Rate for the
Excellent dinner al restaurant, soc Luray Inn an
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FINE Gas FIXTURES at sHEDD & BRO, 9th st

coLBURNs MrsrsKp.-Philadelphi Brand Is the
King OF Condiments. Flavor and pungency COM
oined In perfection. For sale BY Grocers.
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TRUSTEES SALE Of three brick houses on K street.
near lsth street northwest, and frame house on
noon, and good brick house, 437 o street, Wednes-
aay afternoon see advt. OF Emmert Castell.
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"a, $50 AND IS CHILD SUITS REDucED to $50.
EIskNAS Bros, 7th and T.
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IHE CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATIC CiURs-This
morning Mr. Jas l. Norris, president OF the jack
son Democratic Association, was orcialIy in
formed through a letter frUm Hon Chauncey Il.
black- President OF the National Association OF
DenOcTatlc clubs, of his election as a rnefnter OF
the general committee at the convention O. deuo-
crauc CLUBS held In Baltimore on July 4 This
committee Is composed Of one Der from the
territory. ~ ~
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ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR

Tickets on sale at B. and O. ticket Offices 619 and
1851 Pennsylvania ave, and at Depot On Sunday at
Depot ouly. jel6-3m
HOTEL ALLEN-CoR PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
HI ayes. Atlantic City, Nj Delightful location
everything table and accommodations rstclass.
Concert daily by full orchestra JOSEPH s. DAVIS.
Proprietor
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A BUSY DAY FOR The PoLICE-During the FORTY
eight hours ending aJe o'clock this morning the
police made li3 arrests, only five OF them being
Tor larceny Most OF the prisoners were arrested
for trivial orenSes, and many OF them were locked
up Tor int0XlcatiOn and they were released when
sCoer ColiateralS amounting 10 S525 we're de-
posted by the prisoners. This morning there were
nityiour prisoners IN the dock OF the Police Court
rnere are only two cells In the build ne and both
OF them were pretty well crowded with men, While
the female prisoners were gwen seats In the cor
MOOR.
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CHARGED WITH INSULTING LADIES ON The STREET
SATURDAY night after the thtaters closed Two
ladies. ON their way home, were InSulted near the
corner or 18th and Z streets Complaint was made
10 Officer C'Olw@y, who placed the man complained
OF under arrest He Is said To be a representative
OF the United states in some foreign country. He
gave his name "a john W Gea-y, and was released
en- sic collateral To-day IN the Police Court he
was charged with disorderiy conduct, and was
nned s.
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sa0P,srs REprcrIox sale. Z szMAx,g. I'm and E

PLUMBING AND FURNACE WORK promptly attended
10 BY ). - SHEDD a BRO. 4S2 9th st.
L. ~.
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BOARDING.

u OOMS AND BOARD CAN BE SECURED IN
III private family in the West End near the Execu-
tive Mansion where all the comforts of refined home
be secured for married couple without children
references required Army Navy officers preferred
Address Box / Ii, Star office, fy.I}-:its
GAMUEL HOWARD, CELEBRATED CATERER
- and American french Cook, ten years ut Worm
ley's Chief Cook jefferson Club. has opened 2O3-5 L
ST. nv, and Is prepared to tirstclass Meals at
shortest notice To amy iyrt OF city. jy20-6ts
7 ARGE, COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
IL Rooms, with Board. single or en-euite; strictly
hrst-cass; transiepts, 81 Per day The WEBSTER
5l3 18th st. NV. n,yl-.,n
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tAdyertisernent1

s6 FINE BUrLDrSG LOIS IN Ia Droit Park TO bt
so'o sais afternoon at 80. See advt.
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CITY ITEMS.

How il the Winter Of our Discomfort
made glorious Summer? BY box or Fine Havana
Filled Grand Republic Cigarros." For sale by ali
nrst-class dealers. Wholesale Agents, Luchs d.
Bro.