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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
rnnrc.sr liz EIGHT FRIDAY.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. ". FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Virginia. North
Carolina. South Carolina. and Georgia. fair;
cooler tonight: slowly rising temperature Fri
day: northwesterly winds. becoming variable.
SPECIAL FORECAST.
Fair weather. with rising temperature. may
be expected till Sunday in the Atlantic states
and III the interior states lying east of the Ohio
and lower Mississippi valleys.
GREAT REMOVAL SALE or HIGH-GRADE FURNI-
TUKE AND DRAPERfEs.
Evidently many people read The STAR adver-
tisements. This il attested BY the crowds of
BUYERS we have had in the last few days.
Here are a few more great temptations:
Richly Carved Diyan, in Louis NV TAPESTRY,
$50 TO S2s.
Imported Tapestry Screen. in gold frame,
SEQ TO $50.
Louis NV Gold Etagere. SIS to Si5.
Moorish Pedestal, $50 to -2S.
Library Table very fine), $50 to S2S.
Fine Card Table. SIS to Sl2
And many other articles relatively as cheap.
Note.-All goods must be paid for promptly,
otherwise they viii be resold.
ALEX. MILNE.
81 9th street NV
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Parncll'S Appeal.

The action OF Mr.. Justice Stephen in ruling
to sustain the decision of the lower court
staying Mr.. Parnelrs proceedings against
the London Times for libel has very much
surprised the Parnellites, who relied
upon Justice Stephens high reputation for
fairness for favorable result in the Irish
leaders appeal. Mr.. Parneli will now carry
his appeal 10 the divisional court, and failing
there, will apply to the house of lords for a
final decision. 1t is not likely, however, that
the higher courts will reverse Justice Stephen S
decision
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How IS THIS FOR A SACRIFICE?
Suits that were SS, $3.50. 80, and so.
Now S7i5.
Suits that were SIP. S12. 80. Sl3aO. and -I5.
Now 1855.
S-d, Now SASS.
Suits that were s22. so. S25, and s27.50,
Now so.
EIsENAN BRos. It'll and sts
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors.
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Rccounting the West Virginia Votes

The West Virginia Legislative committee yes
terday finished the work on the dispositions in
the Fleming-Goff contest from Ohio county.
In this county Cot contested 165 votes, three
of which were thrown out, aud Judge Fleming
contested So votes, six of which were thrown
out, which makes q net gain of four votes for
Fleming SO far. Yesterday afternoon the COM
mittee began the work OF tabulating the vote
for governor in each OF the counties of the
state.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THEY WANT PLACER


The following applications for positions I'M
der the District government have been re-
! ceiyed: Marcellus Maceren. to be master of the
! East Washington market John s. Bnrchard
for any position: J. ID. B. Little ditto: Elias
Jameson, to be cook at the Washington asy-
lun; Henry Bailey, to be Waterman: E. c..
Ostrander. TO be master of the Eastern market;
l.. }. Burns. to be master of the Western mar
Ret; j. j. Green, to be water inspector; J. D..
Robinson. for q clerkship: joseph E HodCsou
to be attendant at the Washington asylum.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The health officers report for the week end
ing June l shows: Number of deaths 81:
white, 80; colored. As, death-rate per 1000 per
annum white. 1882; colored. 81. 20; total popu-
lation, 194l; 20 were under five years of age.
| and u over sixty years; IL were under one year
old. The principal causes of death were:
Cerebro-spinal meningitis, 4; consumption II:
typhoid fever. 3. Births reported: Is white
males. 10 white females; Is colored males, IS
colored females. Marriages reported: II
white, colored
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed Monroe
l.. Fox and John II. McCorrnick baitffs in the
office of the collector of taxes to aid in collect
ing by distraint or otherwise the personal tax
IN arrears.
George S. Foster and W. J. Boyd have been
appointed additional priyates on the police
force.
During the month of May the building in
spector issued permits for 3lS new buildings.
Mr.. Richard ]. Hunter of the national exec
ntlve committee of the Red Cross. has rendered
the services of the society to the District Com
mlssloners in any manner to assist in aiding the
JohnstOwn sufferers
The Commissioners yesterday authorized the
auditor to pay Mr.. Il. S. Wharton S2i 592. 80
the cost of the site recently purchased for q
colored high school. This is the site over
which so much objection was raised.
The Commissioners have received a long pc
t1tion praying that the recent order directing
the removal of carriage blocks be rescinded.
The matter will be looked into.
The District Commissioners require that per-
mission TO sell fireworks be obtained at police
headquarters. The officials say that persons
desiring such permission should apply at once.
RESUMPTION OF TRAVEL on THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIo.-The management of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Il. r. announce that travel by
their line has been resumed, and trains will
arrive and depart on time hereafter.
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picture frames. b. J. Laws. 1927 Pa. ave. NV.
100 Rolls White and Colored Jointless Mat
ting, 50 per roll.
100 Rolls Fancy Jointless Mating, So per
roll
20 Rolls Fancy Jointless Mating, 25c per
yard. former price Soc.
100 Rolls Fancy Mating, "A, former price sc
per roll.
Baby Carriages at 20 per cent discount.
Retrigcrators ~ 20 per cent discount.
My entire stock of furniture at 20 per cent
discount from former prices.
Closing my entire stock Of carpets at less
than COST WASH. Is. WILLIAMS.
81 9Th ST. L. W.
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An international Tennis Match.

A special to the New York Hord from Lon
don says: Arrangements were perfected to-day
Tor a lawn-tennis match between Petit, of Bos-
ton, and Kerr, OF Dublin. Three matches will
be played, one each in Boston or Newport,
Springfield and Staten Island. Kerr leaves on
July 20.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

British statisticians assert that more persons
annually choke to death while eating in Eng
land than are killed on the railroads.
The shah of Persia will reach Buckingham
palace from Brussels July l. He will cross the
channel on one OF the royal English yachts.
According to the official statements relating
to the Russian founding hospitals at st. Peters
burg and Moscow, about one million newly
born children have been given over to them
OF this large number, nearly eight hundred
thousand have died in the first months o. first
years Of their existence.
A dispatch from Lemberg says the Russian
officials of Cracow have arrested forty-one stu
dents for singing Polish patriotic songs.
The French army committee has referred the
recruiting bill to a mixed committee of sena-
tors and deputies.
Eighteen miners at Essen, who were recently
on strike, have been sentenced to imprison-
ment for terms ranging from one to six months
for rioting.
Herr Siegei, the editor of the Vaterland. a
clerical paper OF Munich, has been sentenced
to six weeks Imprisonment for libelling the late
dowager queen.
Missionary letters say that the Mahdists have
made western Abvssina desert Whole
flocks and herds have been destroyed, thou
sands of Christians have been thrown into
slavery, thousands of others have been butch
cred apd hundreds of the nobest inhabitants
have been taken to Mecca as slaves, ia viola
ton Of treaties.
Cardinal Manning will on Saturday enter the
twenty fifth year of his episcopacy. He is now
elghty-one years old.
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ALL PERSONS desiring to secure suburban
home at a cost OF less money than paying
house rent in the city requested to attend
a meeting of the homestead land and improve
ment company TO be held at Hall. No. 923 F ST.
NV. on Friday. June Z. at 100 y. M. The
object and plan of the company VIII be fully
explained and permanent organization
effected
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Howard l.. Moody. who was arrested in Chi
eagO on a bench warrant based on an indict-
ment charging him with forging and passing a
check for so on the National bank of Wash
ington. was brought here yesterday and COM
United 10 Jail.
At the convOcatiOn OF La Fayette r. A. Chap
ter, No. D, q liberal sum was voted for the relici
OF the Johnstown sufferers. TO De forwarded
through HE EyENISG STAR. The Mark de-
gree was conferred on four and the Past and
NJ r. degrees on three candidates
On motion OF Sir. Wilioughby, OF the exam
inlng committee. the Court III General Term
yesterday admitted John III. Horgan, Edward
u: slSgers and Ellis Spear to practice.
LII Gales, coiOred. was this morning founf
dead az his late home. 1888 4Ih street. He haC
been on Protracted spree.
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ANACOSTIA.

ENTERTAINMENTS Several hundred people
young and old, attended the social given by
Salem tent of Rechabites on BRYAN lawn, last
nlght-An entertainment was given in Doug
lass hall. Hilisdaie. last night, and at BethIc-
hem Baptist church Monday night.-The viii
lGge is quite deserted to-day, two or three hun
dred people / ing gone on the Red Mems ex-
curson down ,ae Potomac to River View
A WEpDING.-Mr. Redmund Burke of Wash.
ington, and Miss X. L. Corners, of st. Eliza
beth, were married at st. Theresa rectory yes
terday afternoon by Rev. L. Il. Hughes
NoTES.-A colored woman. aged about seven
ty-five years, the widow of Robert Lee died al
her home in Hillsdale Tuesday of paralysis
with which she has been afflicted for about
three years.--A cemetery will soon be laid
out on Warmers subdivision at Garfield. 4
good class of coiorcd people are securing sites
for homes in that village.-Mr ID. L. Pitcher
of the sixth auditors office. is taking a two
weeks leave of absence. Now that his family
is mostly grown up he cOntemplates moving
back into the city.-No trains have I'd
over the branch since the over;
The several churches are making 20
elaborate preparations for the O. ~
ance of Chiidrens Day next Sunday
The health of the people here is excellent
and doctors idle. but sewers and water-pipea
are much needed in the thickly settled pOr-
tons of the village.---The subscriptions TO,
some barrel fire engines is steadily growing
a large box Of good serviceable bedding
and clothing has been shipped to Johnstown
Mr.. G. L. Watson is very busy superintend
ing improvements on the District roads, the
ravages of the flood on this side the branch
being now pretty well effaced.-The thirtietf
anniversary of The ~ T.. Church society viii
be celebrated Sunday night. The present church
building was dedicated twenty-nlne years ago
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The Mosr HEALTHY CLAREr is Xanders
Virginia Ciaret the grapes are grown on
irony soil of Virginia which also makes the
WINE contain quantities OF iron. Get 1t at No.
900 7th ST. NV
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GES-LE3IES's STRAW HATS.
The celebrated mackinaw Hats. 81. S150. 81:
Young Mems English split yachts, - 10 50;
NObby styles in Flexible straws. Il. $50. -:
Our Hats are unc xccIled in style and quality:
Mems and BOYS straw Hats as low as Soc;
Balance of stock of Eight Derby's at cost:
Il. &. LEWIS & Sos, 1921 y. Y. ave-, mr.. 18th ST.
Strictly one Price. marked IN plain figures.
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IroHrsa. BURNING. BrrEDrse.

And scay diseases OF the skin and scalp causing days
OF misery and tights of sleepless agony. instantly
relieved, and speedily permanently ard economically
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other
remedies aud the best physicians fail. Substantial
evidence Of the truth Of this statement 10 to be found
daily in this paper. =
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1SDICATIoSs POISr TOWARD PILAsAN-
WEATHER. followed by an increased demand
for flannel outing shirts. Our line at soc. anC
mp cannot be excelled- Our specially is lin,
French flannel shirt for 81. FRANC, One Price
cor eth and ID sts
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Chesapeake Bay Distracted by Drift.

Navigation in Chesapeake bay is badly OBJ
structed by the immense quantity of logs and
lumber and other drift matter, through which
vessels can pass only after great delay and with
extreme care. at nigh; navigation is not prac-
ticable. Tugs and pungies are out after the
floating timber, and the result is likely to be n
building boom on the Eastern shore, as lumber
is badly needed there
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Finest Old Mandahling Java Coffee, fresh
roasted, royal drink; best SOC. tea TO be found;
Patent Process Flour, ellis \ bbl.; Old Rye,
Use. OF. VI. 4 p. METzsER the live grocery
men. Az 7th ST. NV lts
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CARPET CIEASISG.-lTill in full blast First
come, first served. No tearing. Returned
looking like new. Moths extcrminated Low
prices. CKACE & Bro, al joining city post-office
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OCR $40 blue serge suits are warranted fast
color and perfect fitting. HAMBURGEKs.
OIL Perm ave-
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FCssELL's ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town 70 dealers, churches, picnics and fami-
lies. 1925 New York ave-
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WALL. PAPERS. House and Fresco Painting
7. HANSON Hiss M-F'G Co. SIS 18th st.
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BUSINESS
In our Tailoring department keeps right on as
briskly as at any time this season. Why? Be
cause those who have visited that department
recognize The true bargains, especially in our
suits to order at so. and pants 10 order So.
LIsESIAS BIOS. 9TH and L sts..
Tailoring Department
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Two Lots OF Turkey Red Damask. regular
prices so and 75c. per yard. for 81 and Sc.
Remnants of l21sc. Bleached Cotton at &C.
Misses Silk Mitts in black and colors, I2c
81 REPErTI 4 Co, Isa Pa ave q e.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company
was held yesterday III Baltimore, President
Oden Bowie in the chair. The statement of
the operations for the year ending December
81. 1883, was: Gross earnings, 81 $50 1876 u
increase. as compared with 1887. S91, 79l79 Or
G.34 per cent; expenses. 81 OPS. 50; increase,
Sl2i.lSS.3i, or 1884 per cent; net earnings,
SJt3, 56l.63; decrease. S29.3J3 50. or 5.45 per
cent The directors elected were: Frank
Thomson, George Small. W. I. Walters, j. +.
Newcomer. L. J. Htnkle, Samuel Cox, IT,. Il.
ID. Barclay, and the officers. Oden Bowie pres
ident: Frank Thomson, vice-president; John
S. Leib treasurer; James I. Kerr, secretary.
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Oratorical Prizes.

Martyr college commencement on Monday
evening: Miss Maud u. Beckwith. the dramatic
prize; 3Irs. Annie Is. Young. prize in oratory;
Miss Bessie Lackey, prize for dramatic recita-
tiou; foiling prize. Mr.. Ulysses l.. Boyer The
following were the prizes in the junior depart
ment: First prize. to Rev. +. q. Tressei; a full
senior scholarship, value els. Second prizes,
each a go scholarship in the senior course:
Mrs. Bessie Ridgely Walton, Miss Frances Z.
Hewlett, Mrs. Florence Hull Brown, Miss Kate
Randall, Miss Ancella d. Fisher. Miss NJ Isabel
Woodward, Miss Ada L. Townsend, Miss Lena
Mertz, Miss Jean Chngan, Mr.. James Burrows,
Miss Emile II. Dalwick. The only original
Grafton that OF Mr.. Richard NJ. Doo!ey,
who handled his subject, "A Tribute to
Woman" in an able manner
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Professors who will Carry Canes

As testimonial of esteem in which they
were held Judge W. S. Cox, Hon. VIM. A.
Maury and Prof. Henry E. Davis. of the fac
ulty OF the law school OF Columbian university
were last evening presented with handsome
gold-headed canes by the members o. the post
graduate class The presentation was made
by Mr.. Jas. L. Bushby.
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ECONOMY Gas RANGES are the best. No heat
odor. or dirt. Call and examine at SHEDD
Bro. 1872 9Th st.
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GESrLE,lEN's STRAM II

GAS AND OIL STOVES. all sizes. Cali and ex-
anime. c. A. MCDDINAS, 1900 + st.
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WY DO People speak in such high terms of
the Empire steam cdrpet-cleaning works. 63l-
635 Mass. ave. n. "! Ans. See the carpets they
have cleaned. Telephone. 1872
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EVERYBODY SAYS H4MPURGERs sell the bes.
SO blue serge suit in the District.
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The Empire steam carpet-cleaning works
C3l-t3j Mass. ave. NV. do the best, cheapest
aud quickest work. Telephone 1872
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SIZE our SIS retort gas stove.
BROOKS SCI 18th ST
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Go To r. ". HENDERSON 1113 street
northwest for wall paper. window shades, room
n0GldiHgs. iEcrusta. walton. &c.
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BUY NOJK Coal. Coke and Wood from JONI
soS bEoIEEEs, the leading firm Ill the Dis
trlCt
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CHrsA SILKS, INDIA SILKS.

NINA hJILhS, INDIA kCll-hS.
CHINA SILKS, beautiful styles, reduced to Soc and
q discount OF 20 per cent tor cash.
New style tLAlD DkESS- GOODS, wide double
width reduced to 2oc. ana discount of 20 per cent
cash.
INDIA CHALLIEs choice styles, reduced to 1oc,
AID discount OF 10 per cent for cash.
BLACh SUkAE SILKS, ouc., &c. 11c.
beautiful SA1fEENS. French styles, l2l<c.
lONSDAlE CAMbkIC, very finest quality, 10c
FRUIT Oh The LOOM yard wide. cotton. SIC.
Very finest quality SAITEENS, french styles, 2oc.
VALUABLE PhESENTs Cash Customers.
Select one of the following presents with purchase
OF So: A pair OF large size Damask Towels worth 30
cts half dozen hne DaInask Napkins, worth 75c:
pair OF silk Embroidered Corsets Use
CARRIERS. Cnsh Store,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
Near 9TH ST.
INDIA CHALL1ES IN elegant Oriental styles, one
yard wide reduced To Toe, and discount OF 10 Der
cent Tor cash.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES. nearly one yard and Q
hall wide pure WOOL choice Spring Shades; SOC.
beautiful LAA Ms .new styles Sc.
CREAM ALBATROSS.double width pure wool, 31lf.
New stS PLAID DRESS GOODS, wide double
width, reduced to zoe, aud discount of 20 per cent
for cash.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Custome RS
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
Of 4l0 more. A large slze handsome bridal
Quilt worth al 30; dozen nne Danizsk Napkins,
worth Sl5u, or TNo pairs VI Large szs tine Damask
Towels, worth Sl.5o. 5sS
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For Crates to heat one or two stories 60 tc
490 La. ave. iei-6t
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Burrell, the operator at Silver City, 16 miles
from Helena was killed. and +. C. Jobst. the
Montana Central agent. probably fatally
wounded by robbers at Silver, Mont, Monday
night.
This is confederate memorial day in Maryland.
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In the joint session of the legislature of New
Hampshire, yesterday, a ballot was taken for
governor, there having been no choice by the
people. The result is as follows: Whole num-
Der of votes. 2o3; Charles H. Amsden Dem },
was declared elected
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hC oPSIitOT SOHHStO"Hs
MESSAGE l.
The torrent poured across the plain,
Tapped torrents from the hills oerhead;
ut looks rs tho 'twere going 10 rain"
The laughing operator said;
And then she wired-she loved her joke
THAT reservoir may soon be broke,
You'd better all get out your arks.'
They laughed, forsooth, 10 hear her larks.
MESSAGE II.
There is n food, and here's your proof
Here te}e91W|ftn9 from III roof,
Flee for your lives! the muddy foam
Engulfs already many a home:
The waters at our window stills
The Dam has broken thro the Hils!'
MESSAGE III.
"This is mn last messoge'--a hush
Along the wire: sudden rush
OF waters-"fleip!' zoo late-they've swept
Where two brave women dying wept,
And weeping died, if they might save
The prey OF Conemaugh's wild wave!
Neto York World.
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hEIORT CAS NTONES
at BROOEs'. 531 18th ST.
Hundreds ia use in this city.
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HAVE SETTLED WITH THE Insurance. Co.'S.
Our Baltimore house advises Us that they are
busy manufacturing all the goods damaged by
smoke and water, consequently We are having
great mark-dOwn sale to make room for
new goods.
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GAS FIXTURES. Large stock. Low prices
SHEDD II BRO. 432 9th ST. NV.
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BC SISESS

ALL-WCoL trousers 70 order 50.
HA,TcTRGEE ;. Cpl Penn. ave.
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POSITIVE SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-The execu-
tors Of the estate OF the late David L. Morrison
are about 10 close the estate, and with this in
view viii sell the unsold real estate at auction
on Friday and Saturday OF this week.
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Washington Safe Deposit Co., 9l6 Pa.
ave. Safes rented; IS per year. myi-im
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The HAMMOND TYPE-WRITER.
At JOIN G. PAHKEE's,
6l1 and 6l9 eth ST. NV.
Machines for rent
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Sewing Machine Renting and Repair
ing at the Domestic 0aice, 7th and II. jeS-6t
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For Wood Mantsls go to lsO La. ave. je.
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EIsEYAS Bros. 9TH and f sts,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailOrs
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For tile work go to 400 La. ave. ie1-et
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For Open Fireplace Fittings, 40 La. ave.
iel-6t
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Telephone Baltimore 247. s A' f niy.5e n

DIVER VIEW FOR 1859.
hWAsElNGrONIANsi MOST POPULAR RESORT.
Steamer MARY NASH NGION.
Sundays, two trips, leaving at 10 a IL. and 3 p m
Returning At and pm. Tickets, :.5c. COIcmeac-
ing sunday, June =.
Mondays-1wo trips leaving at $50 m. and G: 30
pm keturning at > aud a 80 pan. Tickets, <5c
Commencing Monday, June 10.
q MednesoA.s-lwo trips. leaving at $50 am and
b:'So pm. Aeturning al . and Al 30 pm Tickets,
.-oc. Commencing "Wednesday, June ).
iatniiS d4J every saturday Leaving at 10 am. Re-
tuTliii at pan Tickets, loc Commencing s2tur-
day, June l.
Prof. Iroctors Dancing School Reunion every satar-
day evening, commencinA saturday, June l. Leaving
81 ou p nL hrtul ilns al IL 80 pm Tickets, DC.
dancing down and back and at the grounds ON all
trips except sundays. line Brass band ON SUNDAY.
llne Dinner and supper furnished the grounds tor
oOc. These grounds have nne swltciI-back railway
AID al ether popular auiuselents. he VIII
be chartered liberal percentage allowed tickets
Dy socet No objectionable parties allowed
Oh ally OF tie above trips.
my.O L s. RANDALL. Proprietor.