davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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He HOLDS TIE RECORD.
II. NJ. johnson and His Recent Feat Mt
St. Louis.

st. Louis
Jumping is said to be one of the most fas-
cinating athletic exercises that is practiced
by modern man, and also it is one of the least
understood. Four men in every five have
visions of their youth when with their play
mates they would compete at the standing
board jump and clear amidst great wrang-
ling and arguing anywhere between nine and
eleven feet. These were not lineal feet, but
they belonged to the boys and were about
seven inches long. When the average man
hears of an eleven foot standing jump by
some great athlete he very often remembers
that he used to do that fifteen or twenty
, 1888-10-12

Special sale of SIS pants this week at
Hellman's.
, 1888-10-12

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
Cheyenne. Laramie Co.. Wyo. !
October .. 1888.
, 1888-10-12
Go to G~reentree's for shirts and collars

County Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
, 1888-10-12

[sEAL] JOHN K. JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board.
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Po1soNous CosMEr1cs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER ia
harmless as the dew preserves and naturally
properly applied cannot be detected The following
Druggists and those named in succeeding advertise
ment comprising all the leading Druggists in the city
sell and specially recommend il.
Try Ereeman,s Hlawsths handkerchief Extract"
the latest delightful, elegant, Quadruple strength
sweetly clinRinR Permanent. SOC. per OF.
W. s. Thompson, 03 10Th St; d. P. Hickling, 3I9
Pa ave A. NJ. Daniels. 1900 l4th ST.: A. j. Shafhirt
r. Gag and s.s -; G Brown. K I; ave; and 7th ST.
and 10Th st.; W. e. Duckett, Pa. ave. and 22d st. (;
G. Christiani, 4SA Pa ave-: Entwistles l211 Pa. ave-
MhaeIuder: 1909 Pa ave; pobyns { kimpten, POI
Cassin 18th and NJ sts NV; Geo. ". Boyd, 14S c st.
n:e.: .. T. C. Simms. y. y. ave: and 14tn St: L. c.
Bishop. 9th and sts IF. s. Williams Co, and 9th
sts NV: y; X Helphenstine, 14th and Vt ave; G. A
Bentley, l4th aud Corcoran sts l. Flemmer 4 Bro
14th and p SITS: Z. Gladmon, I'd and F sts.; r. W.
Duly, 9th and SITS: X. O. Pinkard. 2l26 14th St !:
Il " Harper, 609 Pa. ave-: q. W. Cropley, George
town. D G.; G. Lockhart 32d and SITS. l. G. Nil.
st.. 1schiffely Evans. Wholesale Agents apJOeojln
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n HANDSOME 0 BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENA-
Dimes, DOC, &c. Zoe, SIC. 81 and Sl2J.
FANCY SILKS in checks ana stripes, all colors, i'm
mense assortment 81, 40, 45. 4Sc
HANDsOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, finest
qnaiiiy nearly yard wide price was oc, reduced
BLACK SUkAH SILKS, excellent quality, Gii
sAfiN MOikE lWATERED SILK. all colors, price
FRENCH sATTEENS. finest quality. 25c, price was
CHALLY DE LANES French Styles 1Oc
duced Sc. ' AZ
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, French styles 15c.
Nuns YELLING, pure fine wool. 2Oc.
CREAM ALBATROSS. pure wool, extra wide double
width special bargain. 3114c.
CARTERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather. all pure fine wool. immense double
width cash value 621lc. reduced 81 &c.
BLACK CASEMEkE SHAWLS, pure wool, al so
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful French
Styles nearly yard WIDE loo.
HENRIETTA CASHMEiES, the new style besuti-
fu dress goods, all pure WOOL all colors wide double
width and the price is reduced 45c.
26c. '' ''AD''' III lace S''ie' pure WOOL
and Blue. Sl.25.
Presents for Customers who buy SIS OF over Pair of
SILK Embroidered Corsets or half dozen Daussk Nap
kIns or pair of Towels worth 81.
Buy SiU or over and select handsome Bridal Quilt
two pairs Damask Towels or one dozen Damask Nap
kins. teIS
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DOWncu IN RostOn.

TIE WASHINGTON BALL-rossERs FALL BEFORE THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAMES.
The Senators suffered the worst defeat OF the
season yesterday, ID TO o. az the hands OF B0stons
club. Radbourne and Kelly and Whitney and
Mack were the batteries. The story Is simple
one and Is told in the statement that Boston made
IL hits and ) errors, and Washington / hit and Is
errors. Hoy and OBrien were the only Washing
tOnianS who failed 10 m1Spiay. The only sena-
tOriai hit was twO-bagger by Donnelly.
Errors by the Giants gave the PhlilieS a lead
yesterday and enabled them to win by score or
10 L. burlington and Clements and WEIGH and
Ewing were the batteries. Philadelphia made z
hits ana errors, and New York IL hits and
errors.
Detroit won from Chicago in the rain, 10 10 4, by
means Of their own perfect nelding anu their VIC
tins ragged work Getzein and Bennett and
Borchers, Ryan and Farrell were the batteries.
Detroit made IA hits and errors, and Chicago
hits and 10 errors
AT Sc. Louis-SL. Louis, z; Cleveland 3.
John l. Rogers, secretary OF the joint committee
on baseball rules, announces that the committee
has unanimously voted 10 take bases on balls from
The error column. The oase on balls VIII remain
as a factor In earned runs.
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Rockville Wedding Bells.

THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON IN A NEIGHBoRING
TowN-A DISTINGUISHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND GENERAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, June %.
The social event Of the season at this place was
the marriage last night at $50 o'clock, at Christ
Episcopal church, by Rev. X. I. Brown, OF Edward
c. Peter, states attorney or this county, and Miss
Mamie Vinson, second daughter OF Hon. John T.
Vfnson associate judge Of the Circuit Court for this
county. The church was handsomely decorated
for the occasion with flowers evergreens, &C., and
was crowded to its utmost capacity by the rela-
tves and friends OF the parties, many OF them
nom various parts OF the county and also from
Washington, Baltimore, Richmond, and other
places. The bride entered the church leaning
upon the arm OF her father who gave
her away. and the groom was accompanied
by Mr.. Lee Offutt, as best man. Messrs. vinson,
Peter and Anderson acted as ushers. MIR. Perry
stevens, OF Washington, presided at the organ.
The bride was Handsomely attired in a white
lndla SILK cut en- twaine, tulle veil, necklace OF
pearl and turquoise tan old heirloom OF the
family and carried in her hand a handsome
bouquet Of white rose buds. The groom and his
or the occasion was mag ntticant tOral umbrella
erected at the altar, and under which the pair
stood during the marriage ceremony. AT the close
or the ceremony they were warmly Congratulated
by their friends, and afterward returned to the
residence OF Judge vinson. ON account OF the
family bereavement no formal reception was held
The groom Is the son OF Hon. George Peter presi-
dent of the Maryland senate, and the father OF
Tue oriue was ior nunDtr ot years audlt0r OF the
DiStrlct OF Columbia. His present TO his daugh-
ter Is fine new residence, now In course OF cree
tiOn at this place, and she received many other
wedding presents. The groom was also the re-
cipent or numerous substantial presents from his
family and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter left here
on the $40 train for visit to Atlantic City, where
they Will remain some days, returning home by
way OF various points OF interest, inland and on
the SeaShore.
Mr.. Edwin VI. West. formerly OF West Washing.
ton, to-day purchased OF Mr.. Cooke ID. Lucket
real estate agent building lot in the west end of
town Tor S400.
COL Frust, Wife and daughter, and Hon. NJ. ID.
Lagan, OF Washington, have taken rooms at the
Talbot House, GAINESVILLE, for the summer.
Mir. samuel Hays was yesterday elected one OF
the town commissioners Of GAINESVILLE vice Chas
Ii. Nichols declined.
department are now operating in the vicinity OF
Barnesyille. & A NJ
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Sales Of Real Estate.

VIM Mayse and Allen C. Clarke, trustees OF the
Equitable Mutual Investment Association, have
bought Of &. A. McEuen, for s., s5234, parts lots
20 10 -, square sol, fronting on Boundary and
streets, between LIST and Sd streets northwest.
Allen McLane has bought OF VIM. j. Father, for
E,1s, sub lot 80 So 16,, 24xI33 feet, on VI street.
south side, between 18th street and Connecticut
avenue. Victor Mindeloh la, bought or VIM. Z.
Hill, for $500, part OF lot 80 in the south grounds
OF Columbian University, fronting so feet on
Stoughton street oy $50 feet deep. John o. john
son has bought OF Mr.. Hill lot No. TO- same sub
division, 30 by 136 feet on StougntOn street. for
$500. Bridget Callahan mas purchased OF Mary
Z Fitch, for 81, 050 sub. lot 26, sd III IL by %
feet on 18th street, between W and Boundary
streets.
w. c. Hill has purchased, for $4,000 OF l. Tuck
erman, lots and 10, square zoo fronting 100 feet
on the south side street and 75 feet the east
side OF 10th street northwest.
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Chairman Jones Talks.

ns LoVAS run A NiCIOkf FOR THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET IN NOVEMBER.
Chairman B. +. Jones, OF the republican national
committee, returned TO Pittsburg from Chicago
last night. A Pittsburg special to the Phlladel.
phia Press, says: He said the ticket pleased him
and that the convention could not have made a
better selection under the circumstances. He
looks Tor victory In November. lie said that In
would nave been unjust TO Mr.. Blaine TO have
dominated him In the face OF his eabiegrams and
that therefore the delegates respected his wishes
ana rot tnelr own. The fact that Gen. Harrison
Is not overwhelmed with wealth would give
strength 10 his canvass independent OF ms MANY
good qualities, with which the country has been
made familiar, and his war record would greatly
enhance ms popularity. Mr. Jones advises the
prosecution Oh missionary campaign among the
work1ngmen, who should be taught the benefits OF
protective tar1n, and the best manner iu which
TO bring about this result would be TO have edu
Gated worklngmen stump" all manufacturing
communities Mr.. Jones said that a republica1
club organization OF New York city was Arranging
the prehmnaries for reception to Mr. Blaine
upon his return from Europe, and while he believed
that Mr.. Blaine would respect ali dema nds unon
his time ana would make some speeches in do,sbt-
ful sections he did not think any extended politi
cal tour was contemplated.
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j. Harrison johnson entered suit against Rich &
CO. to enJoin them from infringing patent OF an
improvement in appliances for hosting or lower
ing ships cargOeS, merchandise, sc.
students OF the LOiSeJIe Memory system Will
find an announcement Of Interest la the column OF
special Notices.
Richard Dalkin, the infant son OF Richard Dali
kim who was badly scalded Tuesday afternoon,
as published In yesterdays STAR, died yesterday
afternoon from the effects or his injuries
The gas meter in the Panorama building corner OF
10Th street and ONO avenue northwest, exploded
at 6:45 O'CLOCK this morning and the gas lgnited,
setting fire 10 the building. The damage, mainly
by smoke, amounts to about $780, covered by liz
Surance.
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V1eoR AND VITALITY

are auicSly given 20 every part Of the body by Hoods
sarsaparla That tired feeling is entirely overcome.
The blood purified enriched and vitalzed and
mes health instead Of disease to every organ. The
stomach Ia toned and STRENGTHENED the appetite re-
stored The Kidneys and liver reused and invieor-
ated The brain Is refreshed the strengthened
The whole system Il built up by Hoods sarsAparlla
i was all run down and unfit for business was in
duced to take bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and it
oullt me right up 30 that soon able to resume
work. j recommend it to AID W BRATE, 4 Mar
tin street, Albany. NY.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by al druggists 81 six for s.. Prepared only
oy Z. l. HooD & Co., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
l. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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spectal bargain Lo,. for S.,,-a

special Bargain Lots for Saturday.
20 pairs chtldren's Kid oxford Ties spring heels
or heels, sizes 4 TO 8, reduced to 45c
10 pairs misses and caildren's fine Kid opera
Slippers, reduced to SOC.
100 pairs ladies' hand-turned Kid Oxfords, with
tips, reduced TO 75c.
80 pairs mems 1ne slippers, reduced to 6Oc.
30 pairs cnidrens Kid and pebble snrinr heel
button Shoes, reduced TO 4Oc
20 pairs ehildren's button Shoes sizes 8 to IL
with solar tips, reduced to 75c
40 pairs misses school shoes reduced to 7sc
so pairs boys and youths solid leather Shoes
button or lace, reduced to CSC.
80 pairs ladies' kid-buttop Shoes, opera or com.
nonsense style, reduced to $I.2a
plain, reduced to S1.24
900 pairs Canvas Shoes, all sizes, reduced to 75c
The STAR SHOE House,
726 7th street
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Counsel as Surety.

4 HAbEAS COHPUS TEST CASE.
Yesterday Mr.. John A. Moss, for John Hall pre-
sented petition for a writ OF habeas corpus, and
Judge Montgomery directed 1t to issue, returnabie
this afternoon. Hall states that he was tried in
the Police court for threats, adjudged guilty and
sent TO jail Tuesday Tor six months in default OF
bonds TO keep the peace, and, although bail was
rendered yesterday, he is s;ill In CUSTODY The
Police Court refused TO take Mr.. Moss on the bond
under the rule not TO accept members OF the bar
as surety, and under this petition the question
will be tested.
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TO HTSEsBoRo PARK, July 4TH.-Trains leaving
washington at 8 and $50 an will stop at Sea.
brook for accommodation OF those desiring 10 visit
HyneSooro Park on July 4th, on occasion OF the
laying OF the cornerstone OF the proposcd Rantisf
church at that place. Round trip tickets viii be
sold at the rate OF so cents
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THE WRONG PERSONS ARREsTED-Seyeral carr
drivers were before The Police Court to-day Charged
with violating the police regulations in Dropping
earth from thelr carts, and Judge Miller released
them on their own recognizance, saying he Thought
IL would be a hardship to fine them when tier
carts are overloaded by their employers, anu up-
less they drive them so loaded they lose their posi-
tons. Their employers, the judge thought. were
responsible and should be before the court. In one
case the owner OF the cart was charged and he was
fined IS.
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DRUNKENNESS. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAlNES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

1t can be given In cup OF coffee or tea without the
knowledge OF the person taking it IL absolutely harm
less, and Will effect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is moderate drinker an aco-
hoiic wreck. Thousands OF drunkars have been made
temperate men who have taken Golden Specific their
coffee Without their knowed they
quit drinking OF their own free will IT NEVER FAILS
he system once npregnated with the specific it be-
comes utter the liquor appetite To
exist. For sale by
s T. WARE, Under Ebbitt House, and
K \; HELPHENSTINE, 18th st. and Vermont ave-,
u1-th.s.tu ~ WASHINGTON d. G,
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SPEECHES on THE TARIFF.-FOR AND AGAINST
Speaker Carlisle and Representatives WIN.
Mckinley, IT., W. c. p. Breckenridge. Thomas b.
Reed, Ashbel Fitch, and others. orders for single
copy or million promptly filled. Gray & CIarkson,
$50 Penn. ave-, Washington, ID. c.
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
u yoyant Astroloesr and spiritual Medium. born
revealed Recoveu lost or stolen properly. binds
speedy marrisges. Brings separated togethsr Gives
success IN buainesA Removes AL family troubles
md evil inf uepcea Cures sckness II dissppontsd
b. efforts Of othe Judge not al alike. frofcsso-
can convince scepficzl strangers from other
the only genuine cairvoyapt in this CITY - lie sue
ceeds where all others fail and ndvertisss only Whist
be can 90. sittinsS. SOC. IAfe-resding by mail on
receipt Of ell Name LOCK " hair. dste o. birth Hour
s2s-2sr z2l 9TH 1T ne.
M ADAM ROSS, THE RELIABLE cLAIRyoYANr
U1 and Astrolog1s tnforns her fr1ende end the pub
hc generally that she viii leave the cty the
80 shore, and al Who may wish 70 consult her.
ysisto25 1slolitb ct NV
nfuL BROOKE fills ALL HE KvENTg o.
VI l1kk Al business coD6uentsxA Lnole< ADdgcD-
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wenfv,.v

rsdtcdfions for the 81 hours conuaencti0 1f p.
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, and Virginia, light 10 fresh easteriy winds
Disk on the coast, veering TO southwesteriy,
warmer, light rains. followed by fair weather.
i HAVE JUsr CLOSED OUT from the manufacture
ers, at great sacrifice, six lots OF me English
striped serges, for SUITS and trousers, which en-
ables me 70 make 70 order $50 suits for $50. and
go trousers for 81 Also thirty patterns or striped
English trouserings at about two-thirds usual
price. G.. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Corner 9th and {, streets u W
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Guilty Of ArDOn.
VERDICT IN TIE CASE OF MISS MBRIDE AND JOHN W.

fENUfCr IHE CASE UF Mss II BKfDE And JOHN w.
MFARLAND.
shortly after the Criminal Court convened this
morning the jury in the case OF Mary j. Mcbride
and John W. Mcfarland, charged with arson In
setting fre TO house SIS 18th street on June 30,
1ssS (havfng been in consultation since 40 yes
terday). came into court and returned verdict OF
'Not guilty to the first and second counts" and
'.Guilty, with a recommendation to mercy, as to
the third and fourth counts" The first and second
counts charge that the act was committed with
Intent 10 derrauc MIS- Middleton, the owner OF the
building, and the third and fourth counts that the
intent was 10 defraud the Ffremen's Insurance
Company OF Washington and Georgetown. Miss
the verdict
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eoIy
s"ROyal (s1ue,' Memds Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals. &c! Always LIQUID!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"ROyal Glue" at loo. fstu&th
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C.
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My own importation. Wheelmen seeking the
genuine article, at no higher cost than the imita-
tlon, VIII please call and examine. Also an ee-
CANT line OF outing Flannel Shirts C. Auerbach.
7th and II. eO3
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FrssEIL's Ice CREAM.
CITY AND DISTRICT.

FlNL PokTRArTs- bets kemcthy, II09 Pa ava
Gas FIXTURES at SHEppS Bros
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GAS COOKING RANGES. at sHEpp & BROS
RACES. See amusement column.

FURNACES AND RANGES repaired and cleaned by s.
s. Shedd q Bro, 4:ss 9th 81. NV.
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RBrSIox AT GETTYSBURG. PA-Tne Pennsvlva
MA Railroad VIII sell excursion tickets 70 Getrys
burg. Pa, from this date until July Inclusive M
the low rate or SIS, tickets good 70 return until
The 9Th Inclusive Special tram win leave 6rh
street station Sis a IN Sunday, July l. and run
throoga 10 Gettysburg without Change Of cars I.
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NOR RENT
lN1TD6 Mass nv

Il136 Mass. ave NV 20 st. me-. 0.50
30 los stne. IT,. 202O
1ala-1921 g. Tor. ..6p 100 sine, 20 so
1928 18th st. INV, lar. 90 3Ul L st. ne, store 20
35o md ave- NV, Tor. so IA Boundary, Or 1880
d9fy Y ST. NV, 7r& b. 80 i4lS Boundary, or. 1880
VI ST. NV. Tor. so 2l3 I'd st. NV. 7r. IL
.oo Pa. av nw store. 40 6UJ 2.,d St II W. 1r Is 80
1So2 SOth stnw, IE3O. 90 Cottage at Brightwood
Meridian ave-, Mt. Peas 3 rooms ,,,........l5
ant 80 1928 Gale ne, 6r.. IL 90
III 81 NV, Or b. "a. 30 1905 Blagdens alley n.
1222 st. n.e., 7r b. 10 w, rooms 10
i3U0 I'D st. NV, Ir.....2o 1910 Blagdens alley L.
Oh Pa ave. Sc, 7r....25 W, rooms. .,......S
1918 Itn ST. IL W. Or 20 Office rooms in st. Cloud
219 I'd St NV, ar. .22. so Building cor 9th and
1851 Cleveland ave. NV, f SITS NV.
Or. and bath sol
ie21-4t JOHN SHERMAN CO. 14O7 r stnw
tfOlh KENT-NEW MODERN 14-ROOM HOUSE.
4 4l3 ST. NV, SI5 4OI q st. L. w, II rooms,
J., S223O; AZ ii st; NV, rooms. SO; AZ McCul-
lousn St. near New Jersey ave. and L St w. at SI2
lqulreoI A. EBERLY'S SONS.
Je-f-ot- 1lS 7th st. NV
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DELEGATE CARSON RETURNs--The District dele
gates 10 the Chicago convention are now all home.
Mr.. Carson came home Unexpectedly at IL O'Clock
last night, and thereby broke up the plans OF his
friends who expected him tonight and had ar
ranged 70 receive him with a burst OF music and
the hare OF fireworks They will, IL is stated con-
sole themselves by rendering q serenade to Mr..
Carson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-28

For Fire Works 60 60 go 9o4 7th st, u. W.
Best Vapor Fluid, gallon, as. TIA st.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

nEL CORONADO, ATLANTIC CITY, " J., viR-
Dginia ave. near the Ocean Ocean view; house
mr. - - appointments: open all year. GRs. W L
ADAMS. Je27-lm
4 --.-E.HESN COTI Age tfORMEhLN CO. GRESS
hCottagesl, corner Pacific and Massachusetts, ave-,
Atlantic City. n j. Rates 81 per day.
je26-1m MRS. q. II. RoEBoCk-
- LIN HOUSE, ON NORTHERN CENTRAL TAIL
Nwsy, 30 miles from Baltimore. Will be open JUNE
10. This place 10 noted for the remarkable
properties of the water for beauty of scenery. and
healthy surroundings. No mosquitoes. Address Mrs.
A. r. Bentley Springs p. o.. Baltimore Co. Md-26 lo'
HOTEL ALLEN-CoR PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
II ayes. ATLANTIC City, Nj. Deiishtful location:
Concert daily BY full orchestra JOSEPH s DAVIS,
Proprietor je9-2m
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSAI-S FOR UPPLIEs-DEPARIMENT or
~ JUSTICE NAsHISGToS. June ~ Isss.--ealed
Proposals tor frplshing the Department f Justice tie
Necessary supplies Of the articles named below tor Us
Use during the fiscal ending June all
be received until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. MONDAY.
JULY y II, at the Office OF the chief cierk
as follows. fue, Ice, Stationery. Washing Towels.
Miscellaneous The right objects and a. re-
lect any or all bids is reserved. Blank forms aud in
formation Will be furnished on Application d, A
JENhs, ActiLg Attorney -OcneraL Jed lot
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WILLIS Ice Co.'S Penobseot ice-red wagons
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DtxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
l.. H. hopkins removed 939 St Wire
Door, and window Frames for flies. je14-th, tn
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LAWN VASES AND SETTLES. at sHEpD & BROS.
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u SD nv ,22r 300 5o6 10Th w. 7r a3O a.
0Ii n s.; NV, l2r.....1J 18th II. W. st floor 80
~ ioth IL w. 81. 1924 St NV. Sr. 4 at 30
9do ma ave- lSr st. 20 ZIG 14th NV, Sr. .27 80
d9z i0th a wfur or inf n 18th II. I'd floor 20
Sia MarSpace, I'd floor. 90 2224 18th NV, 6r...lS
6lO 18th, for occupancy 1907 Corcoran 5r Ia
18th rrox.
je26-2w J. I. DYER, 600 18th st. NV.
IOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TWO
Il story, seven-roOm House, on Q ST. near 18th
from July to October 1. Apply to GURLEY BROS
1913 ST. :3t