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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
No IAN, should be without lIylo.


BosroN, Mass, Dec. 2s.-'rhc Boston
CoBmocid Buleia's annual report Of the
wool market Of the United States will
show tomorrow that the present supply Of
WOOL II 02,OO0.O00 pounds, against Ia. 600.
oo0 pounds nj the same date last year. or
a shortage Of is,0O0,0O pounds a. com.
pared With lSS,.
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aar,ias. II.,nses

John Ice and Susan Williams, Andrew
BIc.l-oc AMI Dolly A. Woodbridge. West
Duke. aud Lucy Mosby. Gcogr Trnchy
aud rtdiy Martha vcic licensed 10 marry
Yesterday.
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READ the advertisement Of Prof. Smith,
of Lexington. Ky, whose college received
the gold medal at tine Worlds Exposition
for business education.
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am compelled Ia yacaic my premises
on account oi the building having 10 bo
thoroughly oycrhaulcl anl put in condi-
ton. Como aud see " We have not some
thing you wish at your own hguncs.
cur entire line of tents Fine Dress
Suits have been reduced b. pr cgut vs..
DAMAGED.
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spc1ial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
MpNINGn,M. Ala, Dec, 2S.-At meet.
irg Of the City Council this afternoon the
sale Of liquors WIS prohibited at Scratch
Ankle aud Bulafd aud Pigeon Roost, the
deus in which crime has been committed
ia defiance OF all laws.
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TODAY

Orucr- furnished with towel rack comb,
crush aud clean towel every morning for
- cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament "a any Office.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COCRT-JudJe Cor.
Yesterday, Parker agl. Parker; further payment
Tor support OF children ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT No 1-Jld0e Hdoner
Yesterday, Goldsmith agt. LadSon; time ex-
tended.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Jud0e MeITick
Yesterday, johnson a5t District; verdict for
plaintiff nominal damages.
PROBATE CoURT-Ju1ye Cor
Yesterday, estate Jos. II. Bradley; inventory,
S27.3O4. is, returned Estate John Farrell; inven.
tory returned Estate Lavinin Black; letters teS-
tanentary granted. Estate Peter Mcintyre: petit
ton or sister Beatrice for letters Estate Vim. D.
Fuller; counsel fees allowed. Estate Chas. Nartel;
letters OF administration to Emily HarUe BOND
800; Emily Hartel appointed GUARDIAN BOND $500.
Estate Phlio Il. Wright; letters OF administration
10 {. w. Holcomb, bond 500. Estate Jonathan
hirkwood; letters teStamentary TO Thos. Magill,
bond 500. Estate Virginia Burnett letters or ad-
mlnistraLlOn to NJ. Keith, IS, 600 Estate David
Mclntire: account required by Friday. June %
1883. Estate Emma e. Wright, executor; author
lied to accept payment, etc. Estate Cuthbert
walker; letters teStamentary issued on special,
bond $500. Estate Maur, &c liinlon; letters OF ad.
ministration TO Beatrice Duf1y. bond 500. Ac-
counts were passed as follows: Estate Frances
PrantZkee. estate Geo. Z. Mitchell, estate Matilda
Madison. estate Dennis +. Ryan, estate Herman A.
Schimmeliennig, and OK JOS. j. Waters, guardian.
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Following is the present standing Of the clubs
In the Two associations

THE PLAYING OF THE SENATORS.
The week has developed the fact that the sena-
tors can play good ball II they have the proper
kind Of leader. There have been four games
played-all with Philadelphia-or which three
were won ana one lost The record would have
been four won had the Senators been well cap
served to bring the nine from the tai-end to such
burg men must be Wondering what viii
was to against the pnliIes oDay and Glea.
son were the pitchers. The visitors hit harder,
S runs. on tuesday Gilmore pitched against
Casey, and had he been properly supported the
game would have been won. AS 1t was. with
coaching, the game went to Philadelphia, Z to6.
The statesmen did some more OF their punched
batting on Wednesday, and won, to 4 Whitney
and Sanders were tine pitchers, and the game was
nevertn doubt after the second inning On Thursday
1t looked for time though the PhillieS had the
game, and were going to divide the honors, but
the fifth, the Senators pulled the game up to a tie
and won 1t In the next by Two more runs. ODay
magnlficentiy after being hit hard in the first
three innings.
markaby strong game in the field. In these four
games the Wasn!ngJonS made 40 hits and 10 er-
rors against % hits and % errors by the Pnadel-
pD1aS.
THIS is better that the week before, when in I'VE
games the home team made 40 hits and 20 errors
TO 3S hits and 26 errors by their opponents, In
dianapOliS and PJtSburg.
The question now agtated by the patrons OF the
game here Is, what shall be done with Giimore?"
Ills game on Tuesday was unfortunately lost, but
that result was not due to his pitching entirely.
He IS being thoroughly trained by Manager SUM-
van, and Is being pitched every morning Tor The
men TO practice batting. 1t Is not a
safe plan to release him when the
club Is dependent upon Whitney and ODay,
either Of whom may be disabled any day. The
chances are all against the arrangements getting
as good man anywhere and the chances are thai,
Ike last season, Gilmore will soon brace up anu
begin TO pitch d marvelouS game.
The men are batting freely, Myers improvement
being particularly noticeable. In the Tour games
this week he has IL ide z hits, nearly all or them
at opportune moments Daily also made Z, with u
total OF IL bases. Mack made = in e.tn OK The two
games he played, and they were all very cOnven.
lent ones Snoch has done almost no niny. and
Hoy has made but 3, all in one game. But the
dumb man gets his base two times out OIL three,
being the best walter on the team. OBrien has
made 4, and Dunnelly 3, WilnOl 4. and Uelsley 3
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PLAYING BALL.
How the Washingt0ns have Betsered
their Position In the Eace-Games and
Notes.


The Senators took short rest yesterday before
playing In Boston. But the other clubs were play
ing ball, ano by means OF Chicago's defeat OF the
Pittsourg club the Washlngtons were practically
tied for sixth place with the smoky city team
Pittsburg leads by very small fraction but the
clubs are so close that one game may change the
standing. The score In Chicago was II to Q A
new man, named Byrnan, pitched to DAILY for Chi
cago, and the Pittsourg battery was Calvin and
Miller. The debutante did well and kept the
Pittsourg men guessing. Chicago made Is hits
and errors and Pittsburg hits and errors.
Eleven runs were made by Chicago In one inning
by means or ten singles and home run.
New YORK scored in the ninth, and won the
game from Boston, TO /. The batting was light
on both sides, and the fielding was excellent
The batteries were Madden and Kelly and WEIGH
and Ewing. New York made hits and errors,
and Boston hits and errors.
Detroit helped the Senators along by defeating
indianapolis, to z. The batteries were Gruber
and Sutcliffe and Moffatt and Buckley. Detroit
made IL hits and errors, and Indianapolis 10
hits and ) errors.
AZ Philadelphia-Athletics 5; Brooklyn, 4. At
Baltimore-Cieveiand, 6; Baltimore, 8. AT Gin
clnnatl-Cincinnati. 10; Louisville, 8. At Kansas
Clty-St. Louis. 3; Kansas City, /.
Inc High school team defeated the OriOnS at
capitol Park yesterday by score OF IL to3
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
Following is the present standing Of the clubs
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OsE FACT

Is worth column Of rhetoric. said American states
1t is fact established by testimony of thou
sands Of people. that Hoods Sarsaparlla does cure
scrofula SAT- rheum and other diseases or affections
arising from impure state low condition the blood
1t also overcomes that tired feeling, creates good ap
petite and gives strength to every part of system
II you need good blood purifier tonic or appetizer
try Hoods Sarsaparllla. 1t will do you good.
MY daughter received much benefit from Hoods
Sarsaparla excellent tonic after protraced at
tack of bronchial pneumonia" Rev. F. II. ADAMs New
Hartford, Conn.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for So. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD 4 CO.. Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Condemned Locals.

The National Independent Colored Political
Union has elected the following delegates to attend
the National Democratic League In Baltimore July
4: l. c. Moore, DIR. X. Campbell, j. G. smith, X. E.
Gilchrist, J. l. Reed, Fleming Thomas and r. NJ.
Dorsey.
W. j. Burgess OF Giesboro' Point, yesterday al
lowed a white man TO ride across the Nayy-Yard
bridge with him, and when he arrived home he
missed t63, which he thinks the man got from
him.
AT meeting OF the woman's National Press AS
ISOLATION last night resolution was adopted urg-
ing upon the national republican convention "the
nomination OF a candidate who would not antag-
onize factions or force republicans, into the demo-
cratic and prohibition ranks, as would James q.
Blaine"
Messrs. Ed J. Hannah, r. G. Campbell. and John
Mitchell, delegates TO the national convention OF
the Master Plumbers Association OF the United
states. leave tomorrow for Boston, TO attend the
convention
In the Circuit Court No. . yesterday. in the case
Of J. Bean johnson against the District for dam
ages to property caused by the Slash Run sewer a
verdict OF one cent damages Tor the plaintiff was
rendered.
The will OF Lavinia Black, filed yesterday. leaves
her estate 10 Henrietta and Jos y. Smith after
disposing or some household furniture, pictures, &C.
Yesterday ChAs. Wood applied Tor a divorce from
lila Wood, To whom he was married June 3 1871,
her maiden name being Jett lie charges her with
adultery with q man named Kramer.
AT half-past O'Clock this morning there was
slight fire in the stable In the rear OF house 1221
9Th street northwest.
d.. A. j. Faust has been appointed president OF
81 Matthew's conference, Society OF st. Vincent de
Paul, In place OF Mr.. Michael Manning, resigned.
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HE MAY DIE OF fHlS INJURIES.
A Fathers Brutal Assault on His Son.

John T. Chrisman, VINO lives at 80 and y streets
southeast got angry with his sixteen-year-old son.
Neil, and, after knocking the BOY down. jumped
on him With both knees. The youth was still in
sensible when Onicers Royal and Horton arrived
Drs. Carrohec and Rogers were called to attend the
boy. They found that his internal injuries are
very serious, and it Is feared that they will prove
fatal. Chisman was taken TO The eighth precinct
station-houSe. This morning. IN the Police Court,
he was held for q hearing. 1900 bonds being re-
Quired.
SUNDAY AT BAY RIDGE.-TrainS leave Baltimore
and Ohio depot, 1000 a. H., 2:10 p. m ami $3.50
p m. Leave Bay Ridge at 100 =. Ia. and 500 p. IN.
Round-trip fare, 800 Excellent music; line salt
water bathing; nrst-class cafe. You nad better
g0.-AdrL
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Amusemenls Tonight
NATIONAL THEATER.-Athletic Exhibition.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HARRrs'.-Lottie Church in "Unkn own."
PANORAMA BUILDiSG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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STEAMER PILOT BOY.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

SATURDAY. June 3d. sunday-school Excursion.
Boat leaves Washington $3.50 am. 4:3O. 100 pm.
Colngwood Beach, q 80 IN, o. 10 pm Gents Tick
ets SOC. gent and lady, 7Jc.
On SUNDAY. June "a. BNai Birth, l. o. B. B., have
chartered the Pilot Boy and Collingwood Beach
Tickets, soc.
For Charters. &C., apply to L. J. wOOLLEN & CO..
110l 81. >. W. or Capt. WHITE, steamer Pilot Boy.
no! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
steam packe. ExCEls it makes her regular trips
FO ,s1a !TIp: Apply to j. G: and j. II. WATERS.
II IvER VIEW FOR 1883,
MAYS Sst pSPa0s
cssts Is esns Every WsfEspFHSps
aS Mi ssg RIVER sns
I RipspE fs s.Se
na Ssef a1 q the
tionabe parties allowed on any Of the above trips.
sp Sf saS1'sf' &C. 100 v hAHDA AL
IL EyEk xiFW AYD SEE TIE GRAN2
nave 'A' l0s' ''Vs'''' nothing 11s sei. We
WASHINGTON sCHUETzEN vERETN.
The schuetzen Park. on 7th.street road Beng Tree
from intruders is the beautiful resort to hold
Pic Mics Festivals. &C.. will be rented to responsible
parties only,
dSI terms Apply 70 hon Wolf ssl st MI inc
st Sc REINHOLD SPRIN0SGCTH
Il OSTON By SEA
ID Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Steamships sail from
Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston
Every Monday. Thursday and Friday, O'Clock p m.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed,
Fare. inciudin9 meals and main saloon. staleroom
berths, $3.50; round trip, 922. Upper deck state
room bertls. x14 round trip. SIS. For further in
formation see circulars ut all the Hotels in Washing
ton. or apply to-
4 L. HIGGINS. General Agent
Long Dock. Baltimore.
Telephone Baltimore 247. my2l-3m
THE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DIxEY
y run daily; making trips every hour from Cumber.
street. and foot Of High street Georgetown. stop
ping at HoltzmxnS Table Rock Boat Club and Dixey
landings First trip up ct Am, Last NIP down Il
parties. D.1sy for charter. Run up or down ct siS
Per day. Pleasure boats Of all kinds for hire ct both
my2l-3m JNO! CUMBERLAND SON.
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INTERESTING READING,

HANDSOME BLACK BRocApE SILK GRENA.
DIMES. Doe, &C. Toe. Sc. 81 and sl25.
FANCY SILKS in checks stripes, all colors i1n-
mense assortment. 81, 40, IS. SSc.
HANDSOME SA1IS PLAID INDIA LINEN, finest
quality. nearly yard vide price 25c. reduced Nc
BLACK SJRAH SILKS. excellent quality, full
width; price was 15c.; reduced Doc
SATIN MORE swArERED SILK. all colOrz. price
PREACH sATTEENs. finest quality. 25c. price was
CHALLY DE LANES French styles. loo.
INDIA LINEN. nne quality, price lie; TO-
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs French styles. l5c
NUNS YELLING, pure tine wool. Poe.
CkkAM AlBATkOSs. pure wool. extra wide double
width. special bargain "a ,sc:
I'll MARkET sPAGE MAR 5TH STREET
real hot weather. all pure nne wool, immense double
BLACK CASHMERE sHAMLs, pure wool e1.5O
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful French
styles, nearly yard wide, lOc.
HENRIETTA CASHMEkES, the new style Result
fu dress goods, all pure WOOL all coorS wide double
width. and the price Is reduced 45c -
NUNS YELLING. beautiful lace style. pure WOOL
CAsHNERg sHAwLs pure wool Cream Cardinal
Presents Cor Customers who buy Is or over, Pair Of
SIX Embro3dered Comets half DOZEN Dauassk Nap
kins; or pair OF Towels worth Ell
Bay $40 OF over and select Handsome Bridal Quilt
two pairs Dannsk 1owels or one dozsn Oanssk Nap
nnA 3el5
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JUST ARRIVED a lot or Genuine japanese Rugs.
On sale at W. III. HoughtOn & Co., 1214 street
northwest during week ending June 80. just the
thing for this climate; all sizes, and coloriDg
entirely new. and It Will be worth your time To In
specL.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the 3. hours commanding at D M
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
ware, and Virginia, light 10 fresh westerly winds,
stationary temperature, fair weather.
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GAS COOKING RANGES, at sHFDD & BROS.

LAST OPPORTUNITY TO buy fine Roses, etc. See
advertisement In Auction Column BY Williams
Co, Aucfioneers
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A Novel Way 10 Get asHome.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Your correspondent has looked In vain among
the advertisements OF the many real estate
schemes gotten up for the sole purpose OF enrich
Ing all who invest therein) for notice OF certain
novel and thoroughly honest and practical plan
now being tried whereby persons who rent houses
arr enabled 10 buy at the same yearly cost or
less, II they so elect; and arrangement IS made
whereby the sums 10 De paid are covered by an
endowment and life Insurance. so that. in the
event that the purchaser dies before completing
his payments. the amount still due Is met oy the
insurance and his heirs get warranty deed OF the
property.
The tract OF land being disposed OF under this
plan Is known as Charleton Heights and Is located
on the main stem OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, about miles from Washington. The scenery
Is exceptionally beautiful, and the place is laid on
In an admirable manner.
The writer is informed that over seventy lots
have been sold IN the last two weeks, and this
without a line OF advertising! Are the promoters
or the enterprise depending on the Bible state
inent that "a city that Is set a hill cannot be
hid'?
The writer Is further Informed that the company
builds for all persons purchasing lots, when II Is
20 desired and that Mr.. James E Waugh, OF 2S3
i street northwest, is the general manager.
Hut why, Mr.. Editor, has no arrangement been
entered into between yourself and this excellent
manager whereby The EVENING STAR is made the
medium Tor the diffusion Of Information In regard
to tnis matter! CURIOSITY.
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50 SKELETON SUITS in Cheviots- Geo. Spransy.

CoLBrRSs MUsrARD.-Philadelph Brand is the
King OF Condiments. Flavor and pungency COM
tined in perfection. For sale by GrocerS
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SEE DECORATION art advt. on second page.

STORAGE Rooms for rent, rooms OF all sizes In
Quire Of W. b. Moses & sons, 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

. WIRE WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS; mosquito
canopies, at SINGLETON & FLErCBERs.
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50 skEIkros SUITS in Chevlots. Geo. spransy.

nBABY CARRIAGES, $50 $500; Upholstered In
six plush, $500, at SINGLETON & FLETCaEK's.
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FUssKLL's Ice CREAM.

LIGHTNING Rods and SAFES Repairer. J. Il. KuehI
Arcr
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THE CIILULOID TkOs6
j. That never breaks, never wsaD out. alwsysclsAn.
ana cun b worn whlle bnlA1lg
Il 1or sslezs
CHA2 FTBHER'2
- . e2S 9Th strost northwest
Nm; lnaHHR dsvosss her ssssnaoa y ths wansese
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. AucuoDecr
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. lc4a THIRTY
SECOND OR HIGH STREET. OEOkoE1ONN. u,

II LONDONDERRY LITHrA WATER
~ - the only 20 for
GOVT. RHEUMATISM AND URIC ACID.
No other water h.s one-t third a. much LithiA.
5s14-3m c. y. SEAFkk Co. AgspsH los pA -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

THE Best MILK sold In Washington comes from
the Reserve Hi Dairy farm
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Ice CHESTS, s265; refrigerators, $500, and sole
agents for the ceIebrated dry-air Alaska refrige-
rator SINGLETON & FLETCHER.
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CKpERASE FURNITURE POLISH. % cents per bottle,
at SINGLKrOS FLETCHER's, AS 18th street.
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EoR RENT-BY X .. HoLTzMAN.

HOUSES. OFFICES AND STORES
18th and SITS n y, new NV. cor. 18th and Penn.
suitable Tor frsIDeias: ssi ST. s I'd floor. front ont
hotel, scr, MI heated rs, heated by steam 100
by steam elevator; per 94l +, 3D. floor. front rs
nnnum.. .......... $4,000 heated by steam Sob
DO III ST. n W. lO.-.. loo Elegant rooms "Sun
5U9 12thst, lor.....l00 B1lding, "hreproof.2 ele
oil 18th st NV. l6r..S0 yators, heated by steam
III llth st. NV, 1lr...15 from $40 TO 500 each.
81 10Th st. NV. 1r.. 90 III St. I'd fioor r 90
80. ST. NV. l3r.....0o l2l5 ST.. I'D floor, 2r..20
l4ls ST. n. w. or.....55 1909 ST. 10 TO 10
lS4l r st. lor. 50 y37 ST.. I'd floor. IS
2021 ST NV. 10r.... 80 Y3I ST.. Sd floor. ,r. 20
$50 ST. w. Tor. so 41o 9th St. I'd floor %
5l5 I'd st. NV. lOr-...i5 Alb 9th st..
1I3s Sh stnw ST. .3o.:52 5aO La ave-, 10 20
.222 st. ar-...,jO 1871 St NV Sd floor -
1917 10th St w. Or. t.5 La ave-. 50 ~
az 18th St NV. 1r.....25
20l0-l2-l4 Sth ST. Or. 20 STORES
300 ST. Sc, Or Is MAGNIFICENT stors Sun
1898 st. ar. %. 30 building. per 5000
o23 ~ st. sw 0r.....1S lsOl Pa store l25
4S3 ST. s.w.. 10 1903 Pa store so
81 fenton p ne.6r. $50 421 1ltn st n.w......}5
80 entoD PL ne.or. ID 50 lsth Pa store. ID
1882 vile ST., Or 10 18th al. Pa 10
402 Richardson pl..11.50
FOR list OF furnished call or send to ofca
for list OF property for sale call for send to Office
Properly placed WITH me for rent sale literally
advertised tree OF cost 70 the owner.
Jelo L o. HOFFMAN. 10th and F SITS NV.
LOR kENT-HOCSE NORTH SIDE OF MOUNT
Il Vernon PARK better Known sos st. NV. b. au-
tltul situation: IA rooms e. per month Call on Col
iel6-lm
IrOn RENr-oNE THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE.
Il No. 233 18th s.w. nine rooms all mod imps
rent go 80 One two-story brick house. No. GIG
22d St. bet. and g eIsht rooms with all mod.
inPs rent $50. Inquire at 4O3 1th 81. nw Jel6-st
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EARLY CLosINe.-On Monday, June g. the Palais
Royal Will close at p. IN. for the convenience of
the clerks belonging TO the Beneficial Association
who intend q moonlight excursion TO Marshall
Hall that evening.
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T'RUsrEL,ss SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND L


AUCTION SALE OF A SMALL LOT OF HoCsE-
HOLD FURNITURE, SUCH As BEDSTEADA
BUREAUS. TABLES, CHARS, MAI IKlsSLs,
REFRIGERATOR, CkoChakl AND GLASS
On TtfSDIi AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY.
SIXTH. 1855. at ONE O'CLOCK. we viii sell all ths
furniture IL house el1 st. NV. ~ which invite
attention.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

!. nd SHEpp6 BIO. 8,
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ice cream, as5 ana lois Ism SIS NV

LIGHTNING RoDs. Electric Work. ]. Il. Kuehnng.
1212 Pa. ave.
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FIRE On SEVENTH STREET.-There was a serious
fire yesterday afternoon in the shoe store OF Stras
burger Bros, $40 9Th street northwest. The fire.
men were prompt IN answering the alarm, but the
LANES had gained considerable Roadway by the
Time the engines arrived, and IL required stubborn
Hofk lot nall an hour or more 70 subdue the
flames. The damage 10 the building. owned by
Samuel Fowler, Is about $1,000 IL Is insured.
Loss OF the stock ls estimated at $4,000; partially
insured The cause or the fire Is unknown The
first fntination OF II was smoke issuing from the
cellar.
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WILLS Ice Co.'S Penobscot ice-red wagons
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CARROLL INSTITUTE will give an excursion to
Bay Ridge next Tuesday.
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81 Per Gallon. Csc. quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whskey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail MCGEE's. 9th near st. wGs