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CHEEK.

As cool II piece Of sublime impu-
dence as has been exhibited in this
year Of surprises, was displayed a few
days ago, when the negroes in Chicago,
Indianapolis and other northern cities.
noted for their great piety, spent an
satire day, praying for the relief Of
their colored brethren in the South.
It ia notorious that the colored man
n. the south 10 better Of in every res.
pect, than he 10 the in north, that he
GETS better wages, lives in better
houses, enjoys moro privileges, and
has mor liberties and freedom. Ii
locks silly to Ne . pack Of laxs,
bowling, ~dervishes, pass q day in
amusing themselves BY praying for
those who are far better off than they
IRE themselves.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1859
ADJUSTMENTS.
FIREMEN's HALL.

Nos.4. Rip Van WiclSle Co.. Con
" a Farmers Daughter"
Nov. II l. Is. Ranch Kin. Go.
Doors open at Z o'clock p NJ, cur
tain rises at g..
Admission so cents, reserved seats
IS cents, children 25 cents.
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

@ADvERr1sE IN TIM SxsrrSxr.
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In tho Park. She from Bos-
ten)EWhat a beautiful equestrian
statue, Uncle Chawles!
Podunk Farmer (who has over
heard the exc'amation)-Jist hear
that talk, Mirandy! 'Questrian statoo !
IT'S nsthin' Of the kind. It's a man on
hossback that's what it is.-Jwdqe. ;
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Notice to Tax payers.

Nosics 10 hereby given that the ss1ee y
ne town Of Thibodaax sre now Sue. T.
PAYERS are invited to call at oncsand as~'
J. Arslyf
CUueee9
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ANACOSTIA.

DIREcToRs ELEcTED.-At a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Anacostia and Potomac
river street railway company yesterday after
noon the following directors were chosen for
the ensuing year: H. A. Griswold. Arthur
Christie. Reuben B. Clark, H. C. ATcCauley
Thomas E. Smithson and ]. 2. Williams The
directors will elect officers to-day and Mr. H
A. Griswold will be continued in the presidency
and management of the road.
LOCAL NREDs.-The meeting of Citizens as
ISOLATION, No. 8, at the police station to-mor-
row evening will be of much interest to this
part OF the District. An urgent invitation has
been issued to all residents or interested per-
sons to present in person or by communication
their wishes or suggestions as to needed i'm
provements. Roads. bridges. schools, sewers,
water, and other subjects will be considered
1t is expected that gentlemen from Benning
and Lincolnville will make their local wants
known.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the meeting of
the Knights of Pythas last night the following
officers were elected: Past chancellor, Thos
Gray; chancellor commander, Jas. II. Doney:
vice commander, Jas. c. Leonard; prelate, Geo
w. Pitcher; master of exchequer. Capt d. s.
Pitcher; master of finance. j. A. Watson: keeper
records and seals, Chas. r. Dodge; rnaster-at-
arms, W. j. Latimer.
DANGEROUS INSANE MAN.-Jos. Williams.
colored, who has been arrested several times
on various charges of assault and Carving a
pistol, has been in custody several days on a
charge OF threatening his sister. His sanity
having been questioned, Judge Miller heard
evidence to-day as to his mental condition. Po-
liceman Anderson told of the prisoners strange
actions and thought he was dangerous man to
be at large. On one occasion the officer found
him standing on bridge with revolver wait
ing for his wife to kill her. Dr. Corey gave
testimony to show that the prisoners mental
condition is such that for the safety of others
he should be confined. The case was certified
to the Secretary of the Interior and Williams
will be sent to the government insane hospital.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssocIATIoN-At the seventy-sixth
monthly meeting of the Citizens Equitable
building association last night at Goddard's hall
twenty-three shares of stock we're sold at an
average OF 1873. There was also a large sub
scription OF stock of the new (sixth) series,
which will be opened in August.
EXCURSION TO RIVER VIEw.-The Catholic
union gives its annual excursion on Thursday
next to River View, and An enjoyable time is
promised those who attend. The boat leaves
Georgetown and lands its passengers here,
which makes 1t very convenient to Georgetown
and West End people.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following are the re-
ported sales OF live stock at Drover's Rest yes
4Ac. to &c; good, 3slc. to 4c. medium, SIC.
to 313c.; common, 21zc. to &c. 534 sheep and
lambs. Lambs, SC. to 61Sc.; sheep. 21sc. to 4c. I;
calves, &c. to &c. 10 cows and calves, $40
to S35 pershead. Market brisk for all kinds
Of stock.
NOTES. Complaint are being made daily
here as to the non-appearance of the garbage
wagon. In many places the accumulation is
large and offensive. The attention of the
authorities Is called to the fact that more
wagons are needed in Georgetown or a more
effective force employed.-A colored girl
named Lena Campbell plead guilty in the
Police Court this morning to a charge of va
grancy and was given twenty days on the farm
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A: M.-Great Falls, temperature, 70; condition,
19. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 49, Con-
dition at north connection 10; condition at south
connection, IL. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 81. Condition at infiuent gate-house,
s.; condition at ef1uent gate-house, 6. High
tide in the river to-day at 4:34 P. m. lowtide at
1885 pm.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The winners of the tournament Of the Glen
bourne tennis club, which has just closed, are
as follows: Gentlemens doubles, w. F. and w.
W. willoughby; ladies' singles, Miss Daisy
Simons; mixed doubles, Miss Daisy Simons and
Mr.. v. Mason.
DIR. Jos. Prigg died yesterday at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Jacob Jones. No. 200l
Portner place. DIR. Prigg was ninety-one years
old. His remains will be taken to Baltimore
for interment.
Bessie Henry, the eight-yearold daughter of
Officer Henry, residing on G street near 9Th
southwest, had fall yesterday from stepping
on a tin can. and broke her collarbone. She
was attended by DIR. McWilliams, who set the
fractured bone.
Jas. P. Davis, sixty years old, was Frustrated
by the heat at 18th and ID streets yesterday
afternoon, and was treated in the Emergency
hospital.
The game of ball between GAINESVILLE and
Boyds last Friday resulted in a victory for the
former by a score Of 80 to 5.
James Pitcher, a colored boy, stole revolver
from Harry Cockerill and he is now under a
sentence of 60 days in Jail
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DISTRICT OFFICIALS WARNED.
Must Not Have any Interest in Earn
ings of Other District Employees.

The Commissioners for several days past
have received numerous complaints from
parties owning teams that they couldn't find
employment for them, as the supervisors fo-
the District employ their own teams for the
performance of contract work. The Commits
sioners considered the matter in board session
yesterday and issued the following order:
That hereafter no officer or employee of the
District government shall have any direct or
indirect interest in the earnings, other than
his own, of any District employe for services
rendered said District; or in the earnings Of
any animal or vehicle employed by the District
government. All District officers authorized
to employ, superintend or inspect the work of
per diem men and teams and vehicles for work
on the public improvements shall append to
the monthly pay rolls for the services of such
their afhdayits that they have no direct or in
direct financial interests in any item on said
roll, except in the amount therein stated as
due them for services rendered"
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Married at the Court House.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon young
man ushered Virginia couple into the clerks
ONCE at the court house, and license was
made out in the names of James H. Wright of
Orange county. Va, and Susie c. Walton of
Louisa county. Va. In the meantime Rev. E.
ID. Bailey of the civil service commission was
sent for, the Circuit Court room was opened
and the ceremony was speedily performed.
Mr.. Bailey was certifying to the marriage on
the record book before the written names Of
the principals on the book had dried
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Real Estate Matters.

T. A. Mitchell has bought for $4,000 of J.
II. Gray, part lot 6, square 489, 26 feet 81
inches by SO feet 81 inches. on the east side Of
9Th between ID and E streets northwest
-. H. Gray has bought for $4,000 of T. A.
Mitchell, the south half of square 1889, 'front.'
ing on ID, 18th and 18th streets southeast
Chauncy G. Williams has bought for S7.ISO
Of J. g. Hester, part 19, square IS, 40 by lis
feet, on 21st between o and p streets north
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THE COURTS.

CouxF n GENIAL TEHM.-yades james
and Brodley
Yesterday, Mccarthy agt Mccarthy; decree
signed. Ward agt Inland and Seaboari Coast
msnded; opinion BY Justice James.
CrRcurr CouRr-Chsef Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, Lisberger 4 Wise agt Jacobs;
Judgment by default Lewis administrator
agt. Wight; time extended to file bill Of excep-
tons.
EQUrrY CouRr-yud9e Con.
Yesterday, Boyer agt. Menhorn; ]. 4. Maedel
appointed trustee to convey. Murphy agt
Lynch; sale decreed; ]. G. Heald trustee Hoff-
man agt. Evatt; examiner directed To pay part
Of estate to certain defendants.
PROBATE CouRr--Judoe Goa.
Yesterday, estate of Sarah Ann Gather; will
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
issued to Eugene C. Gather; bond $1,000. Es-
tate of Elizabeth Trunnell; will partially
proven.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LIQUOR LICENSES.


The following applications for liquor licenses
were acted upon yesterday by the Commission
ers: John W. Chaphart, bar-room, POI Virginia
avenue southwest; approved. Moses Madry,
wholesale dealer, on Glenwood road; rejected.
Martha E. Millet, northeast corner I'd and X
streets northeast, wholesale dealer; approved.
Joseph Devlin, 1913 street northwest, whole
sale dealer; approved. Max Marshall, 81 1
street northwest, wholesale dealer; approved
CLEANING THE FOUL ALLEYS
Health Officer Townshend has put large
force Of men to work cleaning the alleys of the
city. which have since the beginning of the
fiscal year remained uncleaned by reason Of
the failure of the Commissioners to award the
contract for alley cleaning.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build have been
issued by the building inspector; VIM. Nc
Carthy, one brick dwelling. 703 III street north
east, to cost 81 500. E. E. Jackson 4 Co., one
brick warehouse; $1,000. ]. b. Leydecker, to
erect boiler and boiler-house at $40 9th street
northwest. Charles Early, one brick store, 1888
9th street northwest; $4,000. E. Z. jackson d
Co., one brick stable, 18th and Water streets
southwest; $1,000 VIM. F. Mattingly, one
brick store, HAP Connecticut avenue; 50, 500
John A. Schneider, four, 1902 to 1906 18th
street northwest, to cost $4,000. F. A. Buck
ingham, twelve brick dwellings. 656 20 666 E
street and SOC to sic It'll street northeast;
$4,000. Robert Catlin, one brick dwelling.
Euclid place. Mt Pleasant; 80, 400. NJ. f. Nor
ris, one brick dwelling. 1914 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest; $4,000. Belt Line railroad
company, Sd and streets southwest, to i'm
prove stable; $1,000. Metropolitan railroad
company, to build addition to street stables,
to cost $4,000.
MrsCELLANEoUs.
The Commissioners have ordered the pur-
chase Of six horses for the fire department at q
cost Of 81, 1850.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL AN WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia. fair; no decided change in tenn
perature; northwesterly winds, becoming vari-
Able
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DROP CARD TO or call on the EMPIRE CARPET
CLEANING WORKS. 631-635 Mass. ave. n W. and get
their low prices on carpet cleaning, DC. All
carpets camphorated and prepared for storing
free Of charge. Inquiries by mail answered In
person. Telephone call 1874
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CITY ITEMS


For Delightful Iced Tea try s.sunrise
Chop Tea" SOC. Id. II you have not tried il
we will give you q sample. Gran. Sugar as
cost. N. ! P. MIrzeEa, 7th St IL.
To Buy a Sewing Machine without first
trying the Light Running Domestic" Latest
Improved, il like going to Rome without seeing
the pope. Office, 7th and II. Ii
81 Trunk Straps this week for SOC. These
straps are made of one piece and are 4 n inches
free. JAS. &. TopuAN
iy9-4t 1881 Pa ave. nv.
Caret, excellent quality. Csc. bottle. splen-
did Lemons, lsc- dozen. Blackberry Brandy,
Tor sickness. 75e. large bottle Elegant But
Ter, 2oc.and Soc.lb. NJ. q p. MErzeKR, 9TH stlts
s. p. Tea Co., 100 G ST. NV. jys-eoss
A Chance to Buy Diamonds.
In order to reduce the immense stock Of Dia-
monds imported by us last March we offer the
same at actual cost of import A few special
bargains are:
! pair Solitaire Earrings, Lie karat, worth
S65. for S4s
pair Solitaire Earrings. 2 karat, worth sl25,
for slO0.
! pair Solitaire Earrings, AZ karat, worth
Solitaire Diamond Ring, karat, worth s75,
Solitaire Diamond Rings at slo. els, and sa5.
worth Is per cent more. r. HARMS a Co.
jyS-lw 4s2 fth 81
s. p. Tea Co., 100 ST. NV. jys-eost
From July 3 to ~, one week, we give 10
per cent on on all Uulsundried Shirts. Corsets
ana Mems, Ladies and Children's Gauze
Underwear. REpErrr A Co
Jyo-lw l49 Pennsylvania ave. sc.
wheeler d Wilson's, New High Arm,
1ypitr Do,
je10-lm OFFICE 437 9Th STREET NoRrHvFsr.
Washington Safe Deposit Co., 918 Pa.
ave. Safes rented; IS per year. my4-4m
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INDIA LINENS, EXCELLENT OuA11rY

INDIA LINENS. ExcEL1ENr QuAI1rY.
nearly one yard wide, reduced to l0c
INDIA CHALL1ES, beautiful styles, only lOc
INDIA SILKS, all new, choice styles, reduced from
SOC. down to 375xc.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, immense assortment Sc,
FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality Soc
BEAuI1EUL SATIEENS, French styles, 121<c.
FhSlT Of THE LOON COTTON. yard wide sxc.
LONsDALE CAMBklC, finest quality, 10o.
CAKTER'S, Cash Store.
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 7TH ST
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following with purchase
OF &c: OF large size ne Damask Towesworth 75
Cts = half dozen hne Damask Napkins, worth 75c.
pair Of Silk Embroidered Glove Fitting Corsets
Very finest quality SATTEENS, reduced to Doc
CREAM ALBATKOSS,double width, pure wool 373<c
width, reduced to 15c
HENRIETTAS: Elegant dress goods nearly one
yard and half wide, all pure wool and all COLOR: real
value Zoe; price reduced to SOC.
and Blue, 31.25.
Immense assortment of LAWNS and New style BA-
OUTING CLOTH all new styles 12l<c
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with apurchase
OF 80 or more. large size handsome Br1dnl
Quilt, worth 81. SO; . dozen fne Damssk Napkipa
Torth el5g Or tEo pairs OF large size ni,e DsmasE
No CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for caah.
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5. P. TEA Co. 100 G st. NV.

TIE AMERICAN METER Cos
Economy Gas Ranges,
s. s. SHEDD Il Bro. 49, 9th St
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GO TO BAY RIDGE with Columbia Circle, K. of
p, Wednesday, July 10.
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FussELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
Of town to dealers, churches, picnics and fami-
Iies l425 New York ave.
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EvEnYBopY using male head-wsar WIN Be in
terested in the special rate Of prices announeed
BY willstt 4 RuoG In another column q to-
days STA1.
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LIsHrSISe RoDs, repair now and new ones
J. III. KuEHLISG
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sSUx DIAL" gas cooking stoves. The best
and most economical; 1000 in in this city.
r. G. CAMPBELL, 5l7 10th st. NV.
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Go TO r. W. HESDERsoS's, lib + street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings, hncrusta, walton, &C.
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CHESTNUT Coal for cash and immediate de-
livery, s475 per ton. ii. A CLARK Son, 9S5
y st. NV.
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Ice Cream. 2s5 G street.

BUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
CON BRoTHKRs, the leading firm In the Dis
trict
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ELECTRIC gas lighting, speaking tubes. J. H.
EuEHrISG
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Gas STOVES, Lamps, Chandeliers, Gas Globes,
Lamp Chimneys, Lanterns, all at special low
prices. Closing out Oil Stoves, reduced rates.
G. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 f street.
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WALL PAPERS House and fresco Painting.
p HANSON HISS MF'G Co, SIS 18th ST.
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LIGHTNING RODS, electric work. J.H.KUEKLINc

FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING promptly
done BY SHEDD Bro, 4S2 9Th st.
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V1eoR AND VITALITY

Are quickly given to every part of the body by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. That tired feeling entirely overcome
Inc blood Is purified enriched and vitalized, and
ries health instead of disease to every organ. The
stomach Is toned and strengthened the appetite re-
stored The kidneys and liver reused and invigo-
rated. The brain is refreshed the nerves strength
ened The whole system is built up by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
II was all run down and unfit for business was in
dueed to take bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and it
built me right up that was soon able to resume
work recommend it to ALL" d. w. BRATE, Mar
tin street. Albany NY
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for $5 Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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A RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to a buggy
belonging to Mr.. John Hoskins ran away this
morning from Louisiana avenue near 18th
street. The runaway dashed up 18th street,
and the buggy collided near the corner of E
street with a light wagon belonging to Mr..
James Hendley, when It came to a sudden
stop and the runaway was captured. Both
buggy and wagon were damaged, but as
neither had occupants no one was injured. A
colored man near The STAR Office had the
presence of mind when he saw the runaway
horse approaching to take by the bride horse
attached to a coupe standing in the street and
lead the animal onto the sidewalk Just in time
to escape being utterly wrecked by the runa-
way team.
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CoMK BUY! The best lot for fine residence,
in the vicinity of Dupont circle; it will be sold
at auction tomorrow, July 10, 1889, at 8 o'clock
pm,-Adut
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On the Roof.

This morning shortly after midnight coll
ored man was seen on the roof of Shaw's -four
warehouse, corner of 18th ard B streets.
Policeman Sam Nelson arrested the man. who
gave his name a. John Jones. He told the
officer that he was q Waterman in the neigh
borhood, but as no one appeared to vouch for
his good character he was locked up. Judge
Miller sentenced him TO the workhouse as .
suspicious character.
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GRnAr CIos1se SAL.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

On and after July we win begin ereat CLOSING
sale Of our Entire Stock We have had built for NJ
new store No. 1908 7th street. two doors north Of
present store and expect 10 move about August Is.
and rather than move present stock We oner al
Goods at cost 100000 worth Of Dry Good 10 b cola
between July and August Is.
Come and secure your bargains.
9. d. BURCH,
16Q4 9TH Ct nv.
06-1ms Warrington. ID @.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follovs
B. Ii. Warner to Mary Dunno, pit. 8, 50. 517;
s2,240. Walter G. Scott to T. W. Scott pts. A
and As, 50. S67; -. Laura " Helms to Peo-
pies Real Estate Tontine, pit. 8, So 1852; q, 700
NJ. Menke to r. Eichorn, pit. 2, SO. SIG, $780,
K. w. Tyler to r. G. Parker; undivided half sub
sub 100, do; -. G. r. Newman to s. Norris
Thorne, pit. 8, 50. "a; s2.500. J. +. McLeran,
trustee to Emanuel Jackson, pts. "a to 66, 50.
237; Sl00. j. b. wiltberger to Thos Somer-
vile. pit. Chillum Castle Manor; e.. Rachel
Ann French to r. s. Adams, pit 10, 7. B. 8
sub, Mt. Pleasant; $1,000. Alice A. Linkins
to @. A. Schneider. pit. 10, SO. 141; $378.
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H6-ln.

fsdies; sviS nbssd vsss. i355c.: vorsS ix.
-: E: 3 ;::s:jsss s.al,sa =. .aa.
ps. WA<nqgl cofa1tne Cpreeoa ia
1' = = Lon t NV 3. sss)tsSMEsssh .
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A Boy Drowned While Bathing.

Yesterday afternoon Harry Matthews, boy
eleven years old, who resided at $40 Van street
southwest, was drowned In the river at the
foot of 14th street. He was playing in the
water at the time and got beyond his depth.
Mr.. VIM. Cumberland recovered the body, and
it was taken to the home Of the deceased. This
il the eighth case Of drowning in the Potomac
in the last few weeks.
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8. P. TEA Co., 102 G st. NV.
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THURSDAY, july IL, grand Catholic reunion
at Bay Ridge, from Baltimore and Washington;
grand parade of uniformed knights; grand
chorus of two hundred voices.
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CATHOLIC DAY AT BAY RIDoK.-On Thursday,
July II, the Catholic societies Of Washington
union at Bay Ridge; Grafton BY Chas ]. Bona
parte; grand chorus Of two hundred voices,
with full orchestra, grand parade and review
Of uniformed knights win take place. Among
the attractions ct Bay Ridge this week are the
renowned cornetist. Round trip, d. For train
service zee schedule In another column of this
paper.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Washington Safe Deposit Co., 918 Pa
ave. safes rented; % per year. my4-4m
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For Delightful Iced Tea try s'sunrise
Chop Tea" SOC. ID. II you have not tried il
we will give you q sample. Gran. Sugar as
cost. N. b p. MIrzeER, 7th St lts
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Claret, excellent quality. 25c. bottle. Spleen
did Lemons, lsc- dozen. Blackberry Brandy,
Tor sickness. 75o. large bottle. Elegant But
ter, 25c.and SOC. 10. NJ. 4 p. MErzoKR, It'll st. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

81 Trunk Straps this week for Soc These
Straps are made of one piece and are ~ inches
wide. They are given to purchasers Of Trunks
free. JAS. s. TopuAN.
jy9-4t 1881 Pa. ave- NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

Wheeler & Wilson's, New High Arm,
Doctors admit can do no harm.
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