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p o1soNous COSMETICS

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless a. the dew preserves and beauties 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 it.
Try "Freemans Hixwstha Handkerchief Extract I"
the latest delightful. elegant, Quadruple strength
sweetiy clinEinR: permanent soc. per oz.
~ IS IhompsSn a03 18th st.; D.: p. HGkling, 3l9
n. Cap aud sts J. G. Brown 4 1; ave; and 9TH St
T. J: Judd. 9TH and sts.: w. I. Baldus, Pa ave.
and 18th ST. w. G. Duckett Pa ave. and I'D st. |:
Q. Chrstiani 4S4 Pa ave: Entwstle's. 121l Pa
Msgruder 1909 Pa ave-: pobyns Kmpten, POI
Cassin 9TH and NJ Sta NV; Geo. W. Boyd. las C St
NE; g. e c. Smms n y. ave: and l4th St: L G..
Bishop, 9th and sts. r. 8. Williams Co., and 9th
sts. NV; I. Aelphenstins. l4th and Vt ave-; G. A
Bentley, l4th and COrcoran sta: L Flemmer Bro,
44th and sts.: E. Gladmon. I'd and F sts. r. W.
Duty 9Th and sts: r. q. Pinkard. 2i26 14th st !:
h v. Harper, 6O9 Pa ave.: g. w. Cropley George
town. p G. G. p Lockhart 32d and o sta l. G. Mil
burn. 9th 81 and Case w. s. Richardson, 400 i
st.: Tschnely Evans. Wholesale Agents. ap10-eo:m
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PERFECT FOOD.

Perfect food is that which, while prepared in the most
appeng FORM is also the wholesome and nutritious
It should be necessary sacrifice the wholesomeness
of article in order to make palaabe is
too often the case should be compelled take
bread cake bereft of its most appezng qualities in
order to avoid injury to our digestive organs
The Royal Baking Powder possesses peculiar quality,
not possessed by any other leavening agent that applies
directly to this subject provides bread biscuit cake,
mullins, rolls which may be eaten when hot without
inconvenience by persons of the most delicate digestive
organs With most persons it necessary that bread raised
with yeast should lose its freshness become stale before
it be with safety. Distressing results likewise
follow from eating biscuit CAKE pastry, etc. raised by the
cheap inferior baking powders that contain lme alum,
phosphates other adulerants The hot roll and muffin
and the delicious hot grdde cakes raised by the Royal
Baking Powder wholesome and digestble
soup, meat or any other food
adjudication which makes the Royal Baking Powde,
inestimable leavening agent.
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PH1LADE1pH1A STORE

PHILADELPHIA STORE
will offer one case OF WHITE VICTORIA
LAWN PRINXLES. Good quality. Price was
121Sc.; now &c.
A line Of Choice Styles in PLAID INDIA
LlNONS at 12Sc.
PERSIAN LAWNS. BATISTE LAWNS, IN
Ola L1NONS, PIQUE WELLS SWISS MUS
Inns AND NAINSOOKS, l2*c. and upwards
SUMNER UNDERWEAR. extra ane qualities
Tor ladies. men and children, CSC
PARASOLS.
Balance Of stock at great reduction in price
TOILET ARTICLES.
Perfumeries. Soaps, Powders &C.
FANS. FANS
Onelot Of fine Feather Fans, in white, red and
blue. Price was &c. to 75c. Price now 25c
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Will offer one case Bleached Cotton at Sc
yard. fully worth &c.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Special value for ladies' Men and Children,
Shoppers SO Real Derby Ribbed, fast black
MATTINGS MATTINGS.
Balance Of stock at great reduction to close
CARHART h LEIDY
je3O 928 18th and 706 K St NV
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AUCTION SALES.
'NHoMAs DowLING. Aucuoneer.

'VHoMAs DowLING. Aucuoneer.
FINE RIDING AND DRIVING HORSE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. JULY SEVENTH. lSSs
TWELVE NJ, in court ard in VI my store, wall
sell bay horse years. l5s hands, sound works any
where; a splendid driving saddle horse. 1s
driven by lady.
B5-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
MISERABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. BEING
~ IHkEE-sI0ki BRICK NO $40 L STREET
NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY ELEy-
ENTH. 1855, ut SIX O'CLOCK will sell an fruit
the premises, the eastern
PART OF LOT Is. SQUARE pa.
fronting "a feet y inches with deYth OF
l:S2 feet 10x inches 20 3O-foOt alley, improved by
large three story brick dwelling. with back building.
No. yl0 ] street northwest
This property is convenient 10 all street car lines.
and desiTably located
Terms. $4,000 remain the property at per
cent per annum until January 4th, 1880 talnnce u
purchase money in cash deposit Of $50 required
AT sale Conyeyancing. &c, at purchasers cost
Terms TO be complied with IN ten days, otherwise
right reserved resell risk and Of purchA--
after five days public notice OF such resale ina
newspaper published IN Washington. ID. G.
jy5-dAds DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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Fourth OF July Casualt;es

Yesterday morning Mr.. F. T. Milburn, living on
Sth street. above the Boundary while sitting on his
doorstep, was struck in the breast by pistol ball
and seriously wounded. 1t is not known by whom
the shot was fired, but the police think 1t was an
accident The ball, which is a small one entered
the breast In the region Of the heart. The physt-
clans do not think 1t will cause death. Mr. Milburn
and his friends We're inclined TO believe that the
shot was purposely fired by one OF a crowd OF col
ored men, who were shooting recklessly In the
neighborhood, and whom Mr.. M1lburn had ordered
10 stop firing in the neighbOrhoOd OF his house.
VIM Keck, a thirteen-year-old boy, living at No
1882 street northwest, was very badly burned
about the face yesterday morning by the pre-
mature explosion OF q toy cannon which he was
firing.
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V1eoR AND VITALITY

are quickly given to every part Of the body by Hoods
sarsaparia That tired feeling is entirely overcome
The blood purified. enriched and vitazed and car
ries health instead of disease to every organ. The
stomach is toned and strengthened the appetite re-
stored The kidneys and liver reused and inviRor-
ated The brain is refreshed the strengthened
The whole system Is built up by Hoods Sarsaparia
Il WAS all down and unfit for business was in
duced to take bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla it
built me right up that was soon able to resume
work. 1 recommend it to alL"-D. W BRATE, 4 Mar
tin street. Albany, NY.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. ell six for 3d. Prepared only
by T. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Amusements Tonight.
AIBAuGH's.-"La PerichOle."
HARRIs,.-asThe Bells.'
PANORAMA BUIIDING.-"Battle OF Shiloh"
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Edu-
cationd and Charitable purposes and its franchise
made part of the State Constitution in 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually, (June and December) and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
each Of the other ten months in the year. and
all drawn in public at the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans La.
I've do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
nents for all ths Monthly and Semi 'udt Drdrin0sof
The Loutsidna State Lottery Company, and an zerson
manage and control the DrGtriOs Themselves and that
the same are conducted ,cith honesty yairess, and in
Jd,y to use thus certificate, cith siniles " sig
natures attached. in ats advertisements"
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PERSONAL.

CoMETHING COOL. DREssY, AND sERvICEABIE
- for Summer. Our genuine Els-h serge suits only
Sll. All coloIs guaranteed SIkASBJkoEk son,
Manufacturing Cloth, N and 1allOrs. HE St
teS-lm
SA DIFFERENT STYLES OF HUDDERsFIELD
w All-Mool Cbevlots. suit To order for Sla4
lants. $40. Fit guarantced STkASlBU rs r.R SON.
Manufacturing ClOthiers and 1allors. HE n 81
jeS-lm
NVMwILLIAMs. GEo.w. McELFRESH. AUTHOR
w HedPnvAte Detective Agency. Communication
promptly attended u aud strictly conhdsntAl Ofice
open all hours. W. WILLIAMS Manager. 9s6 n nv
nly4-:Sms
UUsTH's OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
- Whore hrst-class Second Hand Clothing can hs
sold al respectable prices. Address call 6ls
n l-ym
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleaua La

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who IL charge Of the drawings is
guaranee Of absolute fairness aud integrity
chances are all equal, and that no possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
"REMEMBER also, that the payment of All pr,zes ;e
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans, and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware any imta
oohs or anonymous schemeA" je1:Ew&s4w
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A Special Officer Shot at a Picnic.
TWO PIsToL-sHoT WOUNDS IN THE FACE-rwo AR

RESTS.
Walter Dade, colored special of1lcer is lying in
the Emergency Hospital suffering from the effects
OF two pistol shots In the face. Last night he at
tended picnic given at Van Ness Park, and It.
was near Midnight. when he engaged in a fight
with some other men. II Is claimed thar Dade
visited the park and made a disturbance by show
Ing his badge and blowing his whistle joseph
West, one or the propretors o. the place, ordered
him out, and It is charged that he (West used his
pistol In the night which followed, but Vests
friends claim that Dade drew his own pistol and
that IL was his own pistol that did the damage
one bullet went through Dade's right cheek and
tore the nesh from his jaw while the other entered
his rignt cheek and lodged In his neck. DIR. Nc
kone extracted the bullets Joseph West and
William alias Sonny Gibbs were arrested by Ser
geant HarbinsOn and Officer Maddox on a charge
OF assault and battery with intent TO KILL and In
the Police Court to-day the case was continued in
definitely.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tllc Weallaer

TOT the Dlstrict OF Columbia, Virginia, and North
Carolina, slightly cooler, followed by Stationary
temperature; local rains, followed by fair; west
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CITY ITEMS.

You May Break You May SKATER,
"Grand Republic CigarrOs" II you will, but the
breath or Havana will cling TO them still. For
sale by all nrst-claSs dealers. Wholesale agents,
LUCHS & BRO.
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. fUSG SING CELEBRArEs-Yung Sing a chinese
laundryman In South Washington, was the only
ting on fire-crackers Tuesday, although a great
deal OF hiring was done. Yung at once put the
blame upon the boys, ana 1t being shown that ne
was Induced 10 set OF pack or nre-crackers by
some boys Judge Miller dismissed the case
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1ixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3u

Pointed POintlets-FOr Men Only.
You will save 4Oc. on every dollar by getting
your Flannel outing Shirts at c. Auerbach's Mems
Furnishings, Hats, and Sewing Machine Rooms,
eth and sts. Most complete assortment
70 iycH3
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lSDIA LINEN. &c: ladies' and gents gauze vests
foc-; Dr. Warmers cOrsets, 95c., at Brodheads.
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lNO R RENT
II 14th st. store, l2r. 81 623 y St, 1r SIS
sos Mt Vernon Fl Ar. , Several small houses. -
1917 18th ST, Tor, mi. 40 FURNISHED.
11:S5 18th ST.. 9r 40 :s2s NJ St. lSr, mi &25
0l0 Ii st.str., Tor IN lao 1911 NJ ST.. H. Aug. 4,
0l Del. a. lr or.mL40 1885, for 1. = or yrs -
ia ST.. Tor, m .i..... 30 PA St, Tor. IN 30
23l N St Tor. mi 800 22OS 14th St, Or, 40
1856 18th ST. ar, IN i. 30 Cottage 10th and Bdy 40
80 ST. ST. 30 Several stables 12S ID
je2S-2ws c. ii. KNIGHT. 607 9TH ST.
IIOR RENT-A FINE HOUSE. 9Os L ST NV.
II - rooms, all modern improvements. Apply to
W. c. JOHNSON. 7lS 18th St NV. 1e5-lm
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists eo1y

s.ROyal Glue'' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"ROyal Glue" at loo. LS,tu&th
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &c,
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BABY CARRIAGES Al A DISCOUNT Of % per cent
4FOin present prices W. II. HOUGHTOS q Co,
p st
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l.. II. Hopkins removed $50 St Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for files. je14-th, g
Belle Of Washington, Old Rye Whisky.
The purest and finest whisky ever up in the Dis
tr1ct market. James L. Barbour Son. w&S3m
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PANTS TO ORDER. $3.50. EIsENIS's, 9TH and E.
MATING AT Cost. ". ii. HoUGHToS Co.,
l2li II 81. u. ".
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Condemned LOcaIs.

dead colored infant was found yesterday be-
tween Rhode Island avenue, street, Vermont
avenue and 14th streets northwest.
Frank Finley, OF this city, passenger on the
special train which left for Baltimore yesterday
one OF the cars just IL nearing the foot
OF Eutaw street. In Baltimore, receiving only few
bruises.
The Takoma Park Democratic Club Tuesday
evening elected officers as follows: President, NJ j.
Wine; vice-pres1dentS III. Il. Cady and DIR. L. Il.
Stone; secretary, Arthur L Keen; corresponding
secretary, Daniel +. Mason; treasurer, Frank X.
Smith; sergeant-at-arms, VIM Cox.
Moses Coleman. who was fined in the Police
Court on Monday for fast driving, Is not Moses
Coleman, IT,, OF 3l4 9th street.
Yesterday afternoon Richard Merriman, a
painter, while engaged in painting at 2lO street
broke two OF his ribs
The Pennsylvania Democratic Association has
elected Ofncers follows: Hon. W. l. Scott, preSi
dent; Capt n. L. SeitZ, nrSt president; Col H.
d. Mexican, second vice president; H. NJ. POmeroy,
recording secretary; Hon. j. A. Swartz, treasurer;
W. H. Reese, financial secretary; A. ID. Wilkinson,
corresponding secretary, and C. j. Brady, sergeant
alarms
church will celebrate the semi-centennial annlver-
sary OF the church by a meeting tomorrow even
Ing, and services continued through the whole
day on the following sunday.
Yesterday two tires occurred one at 1907 and
1909 l1th street northwest, doing about $40 dam
age, and the other on premises, l025 New Jersey
avenue where the damage was about So
1HB WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free 10 every new for one
"
book Of l9l pages, profuSely illustrated with
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams and contains
= wealth OF general iDiOrmallon- see advertise
Lent In another column
Tuesday Bertha Louise Robinson. a minor, filed
bill against Geo. +. Robinson and others for the
sale OF portion of the Foundry property west OF
West Washington anu the apportionment OF the
proceeds.
The Washington Beneficial Endowment AssOcia-
ton has filed bill OF interpleader against Marga-
ret Campbell and others IN order that the court
may decide 10 whom shall be paid an insurance OF
81 600 upon the life of Antonio Pell1tier deceased
In the case OF 1haddeuS TysSOwski against
Henry Douglas and others, judge James Tuesday
signed decree appointing Jos. J. Waters and Sid
hey v Douglas trustees 20 consent TO the lease OF
property at 18th and q streets 10 Geo. E. Lemon,
In behalf OF the infant defendants in the case
EX-DiStrlct Attorney WOrth1DgtOn's house, 2O15
Massachusetts avenue, was entered through a rear
window on Tuesday night, and about $50 worth OF
Eilverware was carried OF.
AT the meeting OF the Old Guard, L. v c., Tues
day night, an announcement was made that a
friend had presented the command with IOrty-
eight nne Yarmouth blankets.
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World
is offered free to every subscriber for one year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages, profusey illustrated with more
than 100 cOlored ma ps and diagrams and contains
wealth OF general information. SCI advertise
ment In another col INN.
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KNOCKED Our,
CONE. YOU AND YOUR DEAR
FIVE HUNDRED FR1ENDs
Why sweat. swelter and swear! We are prepared to
give you relief. Come mp smiling and serene Our
are ever Of YOU efforts always tend to the
alienation Of your sufferings. Whether from
TORRID HEAT Oh FRIaID COLD.
The former Is now dealing his heaviest blows and all
humanity willis before him. Come but don't hurry;
take and be to keep tho shady side Of the
street We have just
FIVE HUNDRED
FINE MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS,
Striped and counter-striped with silk The oolorine
Is rich but not gaudy the shades and effects exquisite
ly beautiful The fabric rivals the spiders web in ns-
but wonderful strength for anything 70
apparently delicate and fragile catching the faintest
breeze and sending thrill Of cool delight throughout
ing results not surprised when enthusiastic
wearer pronounced them
TORRID THRAsHERs.
He declaring that they could KNOCK OUT" the hot
test wave in one round
PRICE. THREE DOLLARS AND TWELVE CENTS.
VICTOR e. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
o.: and VIZ 9Th st NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Pro&
Open Saturday till II p m
eUOFFTCE COATS, stripes and checkA ON sale
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday mornings, from TN
10 O'Clock PRICE 25c EACH. je26
BE11x Or WAsHxarox
OLD RYE wHlsKxx
1hs Pusss md Finest whiaksysv~ put upon
The District marhst
JAA L HARBOUR son.
ha1-an Wholesale Depot
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s'HOyv storms are Made. >,

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In IHE EVENING STAR, Saturday, June 30 there
appeared an article with the above title, taken
from the Pail Mall Budget. Twenty years ago
such statements about the weather might have
seemed very wise aud scientific But with the
light OF the facts obtained since 1870, and now
patent to the world they are to say the least far
behind the times Such views were held before
the world was furnished with the facts In the
case Facts are our great and only guide with
From the beginning TO the end OF this article there
Is not one word about the real conditions OF the at
mosphere; or Its movement, and OF the factors
that go TO produce all the changes in our atmOs-
pherlc system. The weather map is equivalent to
chart or the seas, fnetS and rivers. But for the
facts derived from the charts of the world we
would be study OF value and Importance III one
wants to have the highest wisdom on the subject
OF meteorology, from the calm OF Indian summer TO
the storms peculiar TO the seasons let him study
the daily weather map. Thereon is the revelation
ana such revelation as will surprise one with the
simplicity and grandeur OF the atmospheric system
The mission OF the "Hfghs" and LOWS" have in
these columns, often been referred TO. They tell
the whole story. AT this age OF the world, any ar
tlcle on this subject ignoring these facts has no
scientific value. Jpn
The LIVESTOCK MARKET.-At the Union Stock
Yards yesterday there were 122 cattle On the mar
ket and all sold 10 butchers, as follows: Best
sold from a. to &c per pound; good sold from Az
TO 4ssc. per pound; medium sold from 4 TO Axe.
per pound; common sold from 2H TO 3Ac.
per pound; 9sS sheep and lambs on the market,
and all sold as follows: Old sheep sold from Sc
to 4c per pound; lambs sold from 5Xc. to 6bc. per
pound. Cows and calves sold from so TO $40 each.
Market for good cattle was brisk; market for COM
mon cattle was dull market for sheep and lambs
was good.
The LETTER CARRIERS DEMONsTRATION.-The
delegation OF twenty Washington letter carriers
took part in the demonstration In New York yes
terday toceebrate the enactment OF the law limit
ing the letter carriers work TO eight hours day.
Delegations were present also from Brooklyn, BoS-
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Providence, Long
Island City, Jersey City, Ho6oken, Newark, Tren-
ton, Camden, Albany, Poughkeepsie, Buffalo and
Syracuse, and with the New YORK carriers made up
procession OF 500 men. With bands playing,
the letter carriers marched up Broadway to the
City Hall, where the New York organization re-
ceiyed the coors subscribed for by the people OF
this city. The presentation was made by Repre-
sentative Cox. The Washington letter carriers
returned to the city last night.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World
Is offered free to every new subscriber for one year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages, profusey illustrated with more
than 100 cOlored maj s and diagrams. and contains
wealth OF general Information. SEE advertise
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SOLID OAK. Pieces Bedroom suits, f21-50; best
bargain IN city for cheap furniture.
w. III. HOUGHToS 6 Co, 1914 81. n. w.
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LIGHTNING RODs. j. II. Kuehllng, 1919 Pa. av. NV
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HALAeo' euiountlnR tO......
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes not en-
titled to terminal Prizes.
eH Fon CLUB RATES or any further Information
desired write egibly to the undersigned clearly stat
ing your residence with State, County, street and
Number; More rapid return mail delivery will be
full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders
Of New York Exchange in ordinary letter. CURRENCY
by Express lat our expense) addressed to
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
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ON or THE Cool AND ATTRACTING RESORTS Is
koc< Enon springs. See advertisement
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DOmestics i'm All COlOrs to Match
your furnture-Oak, Ash, Cherry, Ebony, Pine,
Mahogany, Cedar, Walnut, Maple, &C. For par
ticulars apply to c. Auerbach, 9TH and H sts.
29,3Ojy2&3
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Gas COOKING RANGES. at sHKDD BROS
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FINED FoR CAUSING TROUBLE AT A PIcSIC.-Ed-
Mard Dorsey, young cOlOred man, attended a
sunuay school picnic on Good Hope Hill yesterday
ana created disturbance by ATTEMPTING 10 run the
nylng horse and ride without paying for the pleas
IRE When Officer Mari appeared Dorsey was
placed under arrest Dorsey resisted and assaulted
Inc CLncer, Dut The latter was TOO much Tor him.
anu Dorsey was sorry that he Lad made any re-
slstanee When tried In the Police Court to-day
Su1ge Miller imposed a fne OF SO and costs or
sixty days -
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srrrs REDUCED to $3.50. EIsExls's, 9TH and E
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LAWN VASES AND SETTLES, at sHEDD BROS.
SUES REDUCED 10 $500. EIsEHAS's, 9TH and z.
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FOURTH OF July COCK FIGHT-At Shreeye's
Orchard House. near Bladensburg, yesterday, a
large party gathered TO witness five battles be-
tween game cocks from Washington and Prince
George county, The contests took place IL an old
barn Each side showed eleven birds, and nve
were matched al go "A battle and 500 on the odd
The nrst two battles were won by city and cOun-
lry fowls respectively, and the third by a country
Dlru 1he next hight was won by Washington
bird. but the odd was captured, after nearly an
hours hight, by brOwn-red from Prince Georges
County.
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DANGEROUS PlsToL PRACTICE A young man
NAMED abraham Marks Was before the Police
Court this morning charged With Violating the
tolee regulations He was In his yard In South
washington Yesterday engaged In pistol practice
anu Tie bullets went through a neighbors wood
shed complaint was made 10 the police which
was the cause OF his arrest. Fortunately no one
was kIileu. The young man claimed that he was
him, and he was fined $40 ~e"-''