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THE ASSESSMENT OF NEW BUILDINGS.
Assessor Fish has completed the assessment of
new buildings added to the taxable property OF
the city during the fiscal year Just closed, II
shows the number OF new buildings to tie 1867
valued at ,O15, 200; 1640 OF these at a Value OF
So, 752, 500 are In ashington ana the remain Ter
IN West Washington and the county. The taxes
on the new property amounts TO $61, 600
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.Anthony Hyde has writ TO the Commission
ers protesting as trustee under the last will OF w.
Corcoran against allowing the telephone company
to lay wires In front or lots ], 2, % %, and "a
square 221, 18th and Pennsylvania avenue.
The telephone company has requested the Com
mlssioners 10 give them permission 70 lay their
cables In such q way as TO enable them to restore
the broken connection on 18TH street and New
York avenue, and asking that the location lie des-
ignated by the Commissioners.
In preparing repairs Tor concrete pavements.
Capt. Symons, tn letter to Maj. Raymond sug-
gests that when plumbers make cuts In concrete
pavements they be made 70 properly ram the
earth, and that the same be duly inspected by the
inspector OF minor repairs.
The Commissioners have declined to allow the
Metropolitan Railroad Co. the asphaltum blocks
lately removed from H street, near ST. Johns
church, as they are pubic property.
Thomas w. smith, the owner Of the District
buildings, has written TO the commissioners ask
ng that the rent OF The buildings be Increased 70
5000 per anDum. The Commissioners In reply
state that they asked Congress 70 Increase The
rent, but they failed 70 do 70. The lease expires
to-day.
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tive Ford To investigate the subject OF contract
and pauper immigration, Messrs. Ford, Spinola,
and Oates, democrats, and Messrs Morrow and
Guenther, republicans The committee will leave
washington for New York as soon as practicable.
They Will be absent thirty days They will reas-
semoe about the middle or November and con.
tinue taxing testimony until the subject shall have
been thoroughly exhausted.
MEXICAN WAR PENSIONS
Favorable action has been taken by the House
committee on military affairs on Representative
Lees resolution Calling on the Secretary OF the
Interior for information relative 10 the treatment
OF the applications for pension OF officers OF the
United states Navy and Marine CORDS who served
honorably throughout the Mexican war, but whose
names were dropped from the rolls because Of
their action In Joining the Confederate forces
NOTES.
The c0nferees on the river and harbor bill Will
probably report q disagreement
MT. Chandler made Q speech in the Senate yes
terday In opposition TO the 1snery treaty.
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Col. Tracey and Capt. Tanner.
rHI FoRNER HELD TO BAH. IN 81 900 FoR HIS AZ
sAULr LATrkR


This morning, In the Police Court, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Shillington called Judge Milers
tention to the case OF Col James q. Trace charged
with attempting TO xiii Capt John b. Tanner in
the latter's of1ce. in the Metropolitan National
Bank building, on l5th street, some days ago, as
published In The STAR at the time. The witnesses
were called and sworn, and Col Tracey. addressing
the court SAID that he appreciated the gravity OF
the charge against him, and upon the advice OF
the case 60 TO the grand jury.
Mr. Shllngton, speaking on the question OF bail
said that the assault was an UNIV arrantable one.
q 600 The witnesses, he SID, would ali testify
that the defendant entered the ONCE OF Capt
Tanner and fired - him Tor no cause whatever;
that the bullets cams near eff1king the complain
ant and had either Of them strucS him be would
probably have been killed. Furthermore, he de-
sired to ask thar, while this case Is pending the
defendant be required TO give $500 real estate
bonds TO keep the peace toward Capt. TANNER
He was Informed tbat on the day after The assault
Col Tracey visited Capt. Tanners ofnce ana called
70 the captain, but he reused 20 see him Capt.
Tanner is . man OF falutly, and fears violence ~
the han0s OF the defendaht
Col Tracey said that be bad made no threats
whatever. He went there only for the purpose Of
bringing about an adjustment OF the trouble.
Judge Miller na1d that he would nx bail at 81 600
the amount asked, but could not require him 70
give bonds 70 keep the peace unless paper
Changing threats was Med.
An Information changing Col Tracey With
threats was nled, ana he gave h1a perDoual recog-
nizInce IN ths sum q goo - Keep NE peace for
aix month";
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Ow1se To THE IMMENSE
NUMBER OF CALLERS

NUMBER OF CALLERS
During Great Remnant Sales last week we did NOT
have opportunity to pay proper attention to ALL and
wishing to comply with the request Of many Of our
patrons to have another sale this week. we herewith
announce q continuance of this SALE adding new lot
Of bargains. as follows:
80 dozen of Irish Linen Bibbs ordinary size orna-
mented to please the Chi dren, II sc ular value
zoe Anoi her IL coored Plque Bibbs reduced from
L. ssc. to SC.
new invoice Of fine figured French satine Rem
nants the most superb patterns Of the 12
yard; real yalu. 30c. This lot ing small one
ahd no doubt the last of the il would be adv
30 pieces of Pacinc aud Steel River Lawns "a yard
wide (whts ground with large black aud brown fg-
ures). reduced from l24a to SC. per yard.
10 pieces of fine Black en-.
treIy perfect reduced from / > to i0c. per yard.
We have also received new lot OF Bleached Cotton
Remnants 3 Cases worth SC. to be sold at G1sc.:
cases worth lOc To be sold at oc ses worth IL &c
TO be sold at &c. All warranted to be free from any
imprrfection.
lot f tne Batste in short lengths and full pieces
IN good patterns and colors CON isiIIg Steel Rivers
GA ners and Mo:ograms, to be sold at &c. Per yard
Afu line of the fashionable Compton Cord or Sum-
mer Corduroy in all the new shades suitable for
biuatioLS ana trimming, red 1ced ~ NC to 4gc
The last loI of Pacific CachuIere Kemnauts fully /
yarti wts most medium and dark cOiors to be sold
at lJc. p yard: real value, l5c.
mtter of inpossbility TO specify all the differ.
ent BARGAINS ON hand the quantity is too large and
our time limited, being unusually busy for this time
OF the season 30 invite please to call and look
Tor Yourself Prompt attention and politeness, ~
heretofore.
LANSBURGH BRO,
lyle 42O. 422, 424. 426 7th St.: AT, 4l9 Sth St.
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I'D END TINE 90, srnsKk.
The UaslrsaA Aux,e,. - - N. N
she Frs.rcsssaSs S.ss -

sse Prss~eass0as Meet &c q =.
CHICAGO, July is.-speeking 70 reporter rsgard-
ing yesaerdAys conference with the repressntatvcs
OF the engineers and nremens orothsrhoodS Gen
eral freight Agent Morton said thar whlle the
be declared on oy the brotherhood yex they have
DO intention ot compromising any Of The pending
crlminal sultA nor could they n they would Pro-
tier course. Nothing Was said OF done AZ the
coniereEce 10 Justify the belief that there win Do
any oonpronise Nnlcn VIII release any one now
under arrest On the contrary another man VIII
De arrested al oalesours to-day, the last man
against whom the company has strong evidence
"Ah That the company will do N the sfrlse A de
clared on, added Mr. Morton, as 20 take b.c. sll
tue brotherhood mea ~ consistently can men VINO
have taken no violent part IN the troubles Th.r.,
n probably room Tor ls0. There VIII soou Ia
another conference AZ which q nnA agreemols
may be reached
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Telegrams to The Star.
PARNELL SEES THE TORY TRAP
And Will Try Not to Walk Into II.
TRYING TO SETTLE TIE %" STRIKE
Decision Against Edison in England.
TRYING 10 TRAP PARNELL.
The Tories Want Him 90 Accept Their
Proposals I'm the Dark.

Proposals I'm the Dark.
Special Csble Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 1.-THE proceedings In the house
OF commons yesterday were OF an unusually ex-
citipg Character. The opening part OF the sitting
was extremely dull For q whole hour the time OF
the imperial parliament occupied In discussing
the details or the Bailna and killala railway and
harbor BILL AT this time the b nches were almost
empty, but afterward, while the ministers were
being catechized, the members nocked In In an
ucipation OF a question by Parnen respecting the
commission OF inquiry. Coming ia while questions
were In progress, Mr. Parneu advanced TO the
table and held briel consultatio with the clerk
Then he proceeded 10 the seat he usually occupies
below the oppos.t on gangway. and sat beside
jacob Bright ami WI fred Lawson. Justin McCar-
speaker eye, rose,
IN A STATE OF EVIDENT EXCITEMENT
asking why the government placed the bill for
the appointment OF the commission last on the
orders, SO that II was almost impossible u could be
discussed lie was SO Hurried tnat he stated that
tne olIl was piaCed alter the thirty first order,
there being as fact Ixty eight orders On the
paper. number thirty-oue b lug simply at the
',,i ooto,,n OF tne nrst page smiths answers are
admitted TO have be- n vague aud contradictory.
IL Is quite clear, however, that the government
wants 10 Induce the natlonalists 10 accept the
proposed commission without dlvu ging the names
VI the Judges 10 be appointed. IL was rCmored
that the judges would Ue Bowen, smith ana Nay.
None OF tuese three ever takes an aeuye part IN
pohtlc>, out The natI0nalsts decline, rs they say
10 Walk INTO what may Ue a trap. For the nrst
Tune, perhaps In his liie,
PARHEL HAS had TO WHITE TO THE PAPERS
TO explain away something said Ia the heat OF
debate. He protests that IA talLyng OF accepting
as a sheep TIE judgment OF the butcher" he had
not the remouest intention OF Implying a reflection
on the bench OF judges. Opinions are divided on
the speakers ru Ing last night by which Parnell
Was unable 70 move the adjournment OF the house.
Certainly no prec-denI was adduc,d. Discussions
respecting the pr1o.tty OF business are always
treated as quite dislInct from discussions OF tue
merits OF any PARTICULAR measure. The state OF
warfare between tue speaker and the IIish men,
bers wa Indicated later when Tanner called TO
the speaker TO speak up" The house Was ave-
10 serious nouce Was taken OF the members
audacIty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

GEN. SHERIDAN rested well yesterday at his homt
In Nonquitt, sleeping frequently. He has relisheC
his food and Dig sted It well
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CAPT. SAvILLE TO EXAMINE THE ENGINEERs.-Su-
pervlsing lnSpectOr-General Dunont has desig-
mated Capt. Saville, or Baltimore, to examine the
engineers In the various Departments as 10 their
ellciency, In accordance with the request OF The
ClVll-SerNlCe Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

L PHILADELpHIA STORE
Will commence on Monday. July 16 Grand Semi
Annual Closing sale viii offer the balance OF their
sumHer stock. at greatly reduced prices.
vast collection of Eemnants odds and Ends &c,
ut one-half their value.
GRos GRAIN SILK in good desirable shades Soc
sysrd- just one-hali their value.
One lot of FANCY WHITE GooDs price was ID. Is
and Zoe; now 12hc.
PARAS0LS at cost One lot Of Childrens Fancy
sATiNE PARASOLS; price was 45c.: now 31c
Great Bargains in HOSIERY. GLOVES and UN
DEkw AR One lot Of Ladies' Full Rexular-M Made
BsibriggAn aid fln stripe HOSE. At 124c.
One lot Of CoLoRED sATINs; price wss as and
Soc now SOC.
One case CREPELINEs. reduced to lie
One case WovEN sEERsUcKERs. price WIS 1esc
now &c.
One WHITE VICTORIA LAWN CRINKLEs;
price was l2hc.: now &c.
One lot CORsETS various kinds ranging in price
from sSc. to e1- so. all to 20 at SOC.
SPECIAL
One so pair Of IL WHITE wovE BLANK
ETS worth ga a. pair and will he sold ct that price
in the fall; price for this lot s2.75.
Remnants Of CARPETS and MATTINas
CARHART L LEIDY.
y14 e2s eth and 7O6 St NV.
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Arkansas Race Troubles.
TIE KxPEILEp COUNTY OFFICIALS or uAkrox Law
TuEfk CAsE BEokE TIM GOVERNOR.

CHICAGO, July IA dispatch from Little Rock
Ark, says: David Ferguson, county clerk; u k
kocAs, assessor, and ~. W. Michum, attorney wha
were run out OF the county during the race trnu-
bles between whites and blacks at NAri.n Ara
last week, have arrived here aud had an INTERVIEW
with Gov. Hughes. giving him Q lengthy account
OF the trouble. suit viii be brought against aIl
the whites VINO comprised the naob and th,re is A
possibility OF still more serious results grywing
out OF the matter. Public opinion at this placs
generally condemns the resort BY the whiles w
mob yiOlence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

AMONG TIE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
senators Vest, Voorhees, Gibson, with Hon. E. d.
White, senator-elect, and NJ. F. j. Gasquet, New
Orleans, and Hampton with Gen. Preston, and
representatives ABBOTT, Caruth, Compton, Heard,
McClammy and White Qnd.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the following
pension bills: Jacob F. Joseph, Emily w. Ogden
Cullen W. Green Hiram Bateman, VIM. Knight
jacob Parrott, Jno. Whollam, Caroline X. Hazcl-
uhe, washington L. Otey, JAS + GOtt, Manhattan
Pickett, Benz. Howard, Griswold Rogers Louise +.
" hOrt ChaS. w. SanUorn, Wm b. Wheeler Rut h
Clark, Elizabeth TerrailO, ]. b. Corn, Margaret
ElZel
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STEAMER JANE MOsELEY.
Daily at 10 m.
SUNDAY. JULY15,
TWO ) STEAM MERS
10 An. and 2:3O PM
farr pc Round Trip.
Noseley home AZ SD p. N. Thompso home at 10 30
Passengers down by the Thomson wishing a sail 70
sat water return by lOseey, they wish y.,-2w
. OLONIAL LEACH.
t"ashinston's Fam US Watering Place and Excur-
Sion Resort
EXCEL>IOR
Cal acty 1000.
To ensure comfort of passengers limited to 1 200.
7th-street wharf A. am daily Cexcept Saturday
Comsne eng JCL Ii 1. SIS
ihree hours al the Beafn Home at = O'Clock pm
Pine Hotel. Pavilion sun and sat Water Bathing
Celeb-aied 10 Ter Coaster.
And all tnr Popular Amu-eInents
plnne-. Lunch and f.eire-hments ON steamer and at
PROF. PISIoRrs BLA 5 AND STRING BAND.
s5xI2O feet
The Grandesi ExruI sion liver offered
0 TIT sDA1 Ss sd s sT%pAY E1enser sSsr ,bs Trains
nana-ement Of d. and RawIy.-
SseSiai rsies :; ,G, 10 oryani1a,iann. 1aisrn 'c
state rcoMs can be secured in advance. Apply to
vi steamer ". ". CORCORAN viii leave at 10 am
ioT NaTsha4I Hall reaching Washington at IN
steamer W W. COKCoRAN will make three trips to
5is-Siisll Hall during m nths leaving at
~ 81 -liL - ald D. 80 pm. reaeEIn. Wash uxton
:r- 4, a. Immediate the public on FRIDAY, JULY
Stt saturday te-reater turing the summer inonths
- - 'ii. VII. iaAs two triIs 70 MARSHALL Hall.
- s1 an, and 1:l] PIN. aud reaching The city At
sr-;-t.a>- catering in d:ning-room a. the Han
LII a. CeHse NJ: a bGtternk- zee. iruit. supplied
~ @''--h-7i fsr'. rOlnd-trip. &c. jely-2in
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Fron wall street Te-Aay.

NEW YORK, July IL, IL q. m--The stock markee
showed nrmer tone at the opening, and nrst
prices were generally from y 70 y per cent above
closing figures OF last evening, while Louisville
and Nashville was exceptional with gain OF per
cent. There was An active business In iew stockA
among which 81. Paul. Reading, New England,
Louisville and Nashville and Union Pac1nc were
conspicuous. while the general list was COMPARE
lively neglected and ard the end OF The hour
improvement ~ the opening wss not maintained,
however, and after further elight gains IN some
were Tor fractional AMOUNTS only, New Kneiand,
Michigan Central ana 81 Paul preferred boning &,
81. Paul common and Union Pac1nc Is. and the re-
reaction late in the hour, and some stocks which
had been Comparatively hrm were brought up b.
yond the opening ngure& Jef.ey Central BEING
quiet 20 dun and 0rnn, gcneraly - smAu frACt1ons
better than TIE opeo1ng 0guroa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

THE WEATHER Is WARNING UP slowly. The Sig
nal Office predicts slightly warmer for to-day.
That means a maximum temperature OF about S3
or 81. Yesterday the highest figure was S2k.
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day. There were indications Of a recurrence of
some OF the unlavorabl. symptoms this morning
Dut they were promptly overcome, and he con.
lnues TO rest quietly aud gather strength.
society Notes.
Mrs. Addison Caumack, formerly OF Washing
ton, is one OF the belle, at Saratoga Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen c. Clark, OF this city, are at
Cottage CITY, Martha'S Vineyard.
Senator A. p. Gorman Will spend his vacation at
Long Branch.
Susan b. Anthony is In New York city. She is
the guest OF Mrs. Stanton
Commissioner Webb and family are at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Guthrdge have returned
from jaunt to Virginia Beach and Oid Point Com
fort
Major and Mrs. Plunkett are at Macinac Island
Mich.
Miss Kate v. r. Berryis at Bar Harbor
Mrs and Miss Niles, and Mrs. and Miss Red
fern are at Narragansett Pier.
Mrs DR.. Magruder Is at Spring Lake Beach, n j.
Mrs. Senator Palmer is enjoying her Detroit
house and also her farm house In the nelghbor-
hood. Mrs. Palmer entertained Gen. Fisk at the
log house last week.
MIR. Au.ick Palmer Is at Bar Harbor
Pay Director anu Mrs. Gutter are spending q
fortnight In Putnam, Conn.
Mis-. John b. bagsOtt and Miss Baggott, OF Mt.
P.easaht, are la Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs Ii. 4. Yarrow Is III Philadelphia.
MI. Dd,ldge ana daughter, Miss Maud Davidge,
are at oakland tor a few weeks.
Mrs. n. b. Clarke, OF Rhode Island avenue. has
gone to the Blue Mountain House.
Mr.. Fred. w. Barker will start tomorrow night
for Connecticut to visit friends and from there TO
New York. He VIII sail Tor Liverpool on Saturday.
shortly after his arrival at H. me he will BE- mar
ried " a young lady OF Croydon, suburb OF Lon
doh.
Miss II. v. Wineberger and Miss Gertrude Wood
have gone to Canada for a few weeks for their
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell have gone to Norfolk, Va.
to visit Mrs. Harvey W: Anderson, formerly Miss
Belle A. mccullough, niece OF MIR. w. w. McCuI-
Tough, Of this city, Judge and Mrs Geo. Baber. or
Kentucky, and Miss Ellie ID. BOuldin or Virginia.
will have possession OF their residence this sum.
mer.
Mrs. II. D. Barr and her daughter Rene lef. this
morning for York Harbor, Maine, where they Will
pass the remainder or the summer, to be Joined
later by Mr.. Barr.
The New York Heralds Paris special OF to-day
says: "Hiram Mitchell son of Senator Mitchell.
was seen driving In The Bois yesterday with hls
sister,"
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. Harry L. Haskell, 10Th In
lantry. Will be relieved from duty at David's Is
land, N. Y, september 10, 1883. First Lieut.
james Brennan, 18th infantry, granted three
months extension OF leave. Second Lieut.. Frank
w EMS, signal Corps, relieved from duty in this
CITY ana ordered TO duty at San AntOnlo Tex, ie-
ueVing Second Lieut. julius II. weber, Sis nal
surg. VIM johnson, ordered TO Los Angeles, Cal.
Asst. surg. Leonard Wood, relieved from duty at
Fort Huacnuca, Ariz., and ordered to duty at
Fort Mcdowell, ArlZ. Ordnance s lrgeanJ Joseph
Burns, 3i artillery. has been Oruered IRON Wash
lhglon barracks 10 duty AT Fort Union, n. NJ.
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The OrEs F1nr.p1Acr
sio Its artistic treatment Is special study with us
we gve The choicest colors and designs in good ar
ftEeement at very % prices.
We still have lot Of tne Manning stock which va
VIII sell ~ About cost. as new designs are crowtng
IuI foora HAYWARD a HUTCHINs0N
ap3O- 3m.1p 42A ylh At
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DAN w. SHRIvER has been appointed store
keeper and gauger at Bell Bucl lie, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

ORDERED TO THE SwATARA.-Passed Asst. Eng.
Henry T. Cleaver has been ordered to the Swatara
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TnR BOND OFFERINGS to-day aggregated 81, ,54s,-
100.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAv.-Internal reve-
nue., $264. .267; customs S75s.51
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1he Presidents Summer Plans.
UNFoUNDED REPORTS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY AS TO HIS AND MRS. CLEvELANDs IN
TENTIoNs.
Folks at the White House are kept busy Just at
present reading and, for the most part, denying
various dispatches from different parts OF the
country announcing that the President and Mrs
Cleveland, or both OF them, are going to grace
such-and-such place with their presence this
summer. recent special" comes from Newport
saying that the Presidents wife is going to visit
tnere as the guest OF ,he wife or Cap Sefridge OF
the Navy, and another report is that she Will visit
MI. and Mrs. Morris, OF Philadelphia, at James,
tOwn,R.l The people OF LenOx, Mass, have possibly
the best Claim Tor credrnce. They announce that
Mrs. Cleveland Will visit the Whtneys there dur
Ing the summer, and there is a chance that sh,,
may do So 1t Is altogether likely, however that
MIS- Cleveland Will wait for her husbaud, who Ca D.
not very well leave WashlBgton during The session
or Congress. The plans for this Trip have not been
made yet, and they will probably De uncertain un-
I'll the time comes FOR decision. There Is strong
PROBABILITY that the President may /. O on a short
ishlng trip In the kaatersk1llS or the Adiron.
d!cks, anu alter that make a few visits with his
vile on his way back 10 Washington. The stories
tnat come IRON pennsylvania TO the effect that
the President will attend the grangers fair at Me-
cldnicsDurg In August are denied at The White
House.
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Family ExcuKs1ox


dr. 5Oc Can be had # any m-nler of the Lodge.
yi43t
Family ExcuKsIox
CHRISTIAN cHr9cH iGNDAY school.
sIf1H SEDSEsDA3; ], i is: isss 80.
s ' TrkctI sl[ wHarl een, a. M rrtItns at
V,IFIH BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
Il Excursion T. O'oHal Beach. on the Steamer Ex-
l1s- SeR 4a IA Add adai,. 80 5Sc Issf es
ie "a % 1pt ST5 H sqp blrIiS,o9 e GaTer
San.l HSwi>Sn : ' -'''' = Si4-:S
f,LAND Excl RsION To G YMONT-
Nm s 3 Gn NH & T Gg and ID the PSi0nss s
slE MIR AKkOSSMIIH.
third rnl.ery Land; ana hrst-class caterer.
s is q ISSUED on account Of the pOstpones1t sGod
lWIED ANIMAL EXCLUSION OF THE RI IPH-
Il ANY IkNEFlCIAl As 90 CITATION aud SOUTH
10 R1vEk trES SSfi ~ Jtkf kGth 19 1885
Mary shInrton viii leave al 80 and 30 p m
Gbrcu iicke, e. The commiite iGt pIedre sy Of
enJoyment I" all who attend jyl4-4ti
SLvENIH SELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION
-
GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC UNION
RIVER VIEW.
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is, 1883.
The commodious steamer MARY WASHINGTON
Wnari al 10 In- aud :, nm. sharp H. turnng viii
I.ve t.i,er view al $3.50 aud . ,. m. arriving IN
Ge r-e;uwn a. 10 30 IA.
Iie&e's. 80 cents; children under ten years half
prlee- jyl4Sl7
q AND PaLATIAL STEAMER ENCEL~IOR
~ WI comm nee her regular saturday Evening
trp> down the -.ver on JULY IA. from 1th-st wharf
81 retuTnIJg $50.
Thes rxcursIons will be frst-elass in every par
UCulaT.
Grind dancing deck with Prof Pts orios Band.
i;nhch Trfre~hments and barber. ON steamer
FaIr round trp 2.yc-
bi@- Ina c. ". RIDLEY. Grneral Manager
STEAMER LEARY
'leaN MasEi Eton every Monday, wednesday and
rid-y Tor PIIey oiut
laAe makes special trip every Saturdl ~, leaving
nj , IL Returning to Wash nzton Monday morning
jil-.Sw