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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
The Drunken Man In the Street Cars

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The other evening when going home on the
Avenue line two of the diagonal corners of the
car were occupied by drunken men. These
men. besides being very repulsive, becsuse of
thel: drunkenness, occupied a double allow
ance OF room. The car was crowded and a
number OF ladies were standing. These two
drunken men were masters of the situation.
The conductor seemed powerless to correct the
evil and 1t had to be endured. Later. in
speaking to friend about it. he informed me
that in this city there was no law for the pre-
vention OF such nuisance. He told me that
the conductor could have such persons arrested
but II he did he would be obliged to lose his
time In appearing against the prisoner the
next day at the court. This would be too
much to ask OF poor conductor. II such is
the case the sooner it is corrected the better
In some cities there is an ordinance to the
effect that no drunken, disorderly or other
wise obnoxious person Is allowed to ride on
the public cars" By this the public, the con-
ductor and the car company are protected.
When such persons attempt to ride on the cars
they are at once attended to. All the con-
ductor has to do is to call the police; the man
Is arrested and taken to the station His con-
difion Is all the evidence necessary in the case
that is sufficient The poor car conductor has
not to sacrifice days pay, or more, in order
to appear as witness at the court. II would
seem full time that the great national capital
had some such ordinance upon its statute
books, whereby We, the public, might be re-
heved from this disgusting nuisance. n
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He Thirty, She Thirteen.

Clerk Of the Court Sell, at Carlisle, Pa, yes
terday granted a marriage license to John OAR
bro, aged thirty years, and Rebecca Nagle,
aged thirteen years, both of Fairview township.
The bride-elect is the youngest to whom a mar
riage license was ever granted in that state.
The clerk was astounded at the child's applica-
ton, but when he was confronted with the con-
sent Of the parents, sworn to before Magistrate
Wickersham. he was obliged to yield They
will be married on Friday.
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A Boys Leg Broken.

Yesterday afternoon the horse attached to
the buggy of MIR. ]. W. Barnes ran away from
the corner of Penn. avenue and Sd street north
west, in consequence of the bride breaking.
and he and his driver, Benjamin White, col
ored boy OF sixteen years, were thrown out,
The boy had his leg broken above the ankle.
and, after the fracture had been reduced at the
Emergency hospital by DIR. Eilyson. he was re-
moved to his home, 1919 Vermont avenue Mr..
Barnes escaped with few slight bruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

INDIA LINENS. ExcELLENr QUA11rY.
nearly one yard wide. reduced to l0c.
INDIA CHALLIES, beautiful styles, only lOc
INDIA SILKS, all new. choice styles, reduced from
BE AZ II i Lawns, immense assortment Sc.
FRENCH LkWNS. LINEN LAWNS.
BLACK SuhAH SILKS, excellent quality, soc.
BEAuTIEUL SATTEENS, French styles. 12,<c.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON. yard wide. $50.
LONSDALE CAMBkIC, 6nest quality, loo.
CARRIERS, Cash Store,
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH ST.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
of 3S pair OF large size nne Damask 75
Cts; Ahan dozen 6ne Damask Napkins, worth 75c. .
pair OF silk Embroidered 6love-Fitting Coruets
Very finest quality SATTEENS, reduced 70 zoe
CREAM double width, pure wool, 373<c,
MsS style PLAID DRESS GOODS wide double
HENRIETTAs: Elegant dress gooda nearly one
yard aud half wide, all pure WOOL sud al color; real
value 75c.; price reduced TO Soc.
II@Msp:s sssortmsnt Of LAWNS and New styis IA
OUTING CLOTH al new styles. l2}<c.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash CustcmersL
select one q the following presents with apurchaGo
GIN g Si0 g m9re lsrye sizs hsndsome Bridal
Torth e1.69 Or tse psis q iaEEs sass Ans Dssaa1S
NQ CREDIT. bus he vssy lowest pssess Tor ca.
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Presentation to Nj. NJ. Parker

MIR. NJ. NJ. Parker was surprised at his home
on 18th street last evening by about thirty citi-
zens who served on his staff as aides in the in
augural procession. The occasion took the
form of a presentation, and Mr.. Louis D. Wine,
as chief of staff, was chosen spokesman. Mr..
Wine made an eloquent speech eulogstic of
American institutions and commendatory of
the able work performed by Mr.. Parker in the
management of the civic features of the inau-
gural ceremonies. In behalf of the aides to
the marshal he then presented Mr.. Parker with
a magnificent solid silver service appropriately
inscribed. Mr.. Parker responded with much
feeling, characterizing the occasion as one of
the proudest of his life, and thanking all for
the cheerful support they had rendered him in
the discharge of his Office. The hospitality of
the house was then thrown open to those
present and an hour of jovial conversation was
enioyed
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Can Put Him Out, but Mustn't Strike
Him.

In the Police Court this morning John G.
Bauman was charged with an assault on Charles
c. Swami. He put the latter out of his place.
The court held that while a man could put an
intruder off his premises, he could not strike
him. and imposed fine of So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Accurately describes psorass the second great skin
disease Think of Shedding quart Of scales eachday
Of sk1ncrscked, bleeding burning. and itching al
most beyond human endurance. hair lifsless or gone
Suffering hardly to be appreciated Il mot this di-
cult skin and scalp seass tocursi And yet cUTICuRA
has cured thousands Of Just such cassA 8
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The Charge Not Sustained.

In the case of Geo. Bader, twenty-eight years
old, who was charged in the Police Court yes
terday afternoon with an assault on Ida Wood,
q girl Of twelve years, the daughter of his wife,
Mrs. Sarah Bader. May 2, it was brought out in
the evidence that Mrs. Bader has a divorce
suit pending against her husband from whom
she had been separated several times and the
testimony as to the assault being contradictory
the judge dismissed the case
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A Sunday School Entertainments

The members Of class No. I6 OF the Eastern
Presbyterian church, on 9Th street northeast,
gave an entertainment in the church TUESDAY,
evening, assisted BY full chorus Of Young
ladies and misses from tho school. the cantata
OF The Flowers" being the principal attrac-
ton The church was decorated with trees.
sssrgresns and flowers and the yosng ladies
were picturesqHely dressed in flowing batiste
draperiss. The solos, Ducts and choruses were
admirably rendered and reflected credit upon
Miss Adeline Rochefort, the teacher of the
class. Mr.. y. A Berry assisted materially in
the part Of the Rectuse, and the orchestra of
the Young Mems Christian association rendered
several choice selections of music Prior to
the musical exercises Mr.. Fred T. Woodward,
who acted a. master Of ceremonies, presented
70 Miss Mamie Bishop, in behalf Of the class, q
choice basket of flowers in recognition Of her
services ~ organist during the rehearsals.
flowers we're also presented to Miss Ada Roche
fort and Miss Belle Jenyey. Ice cream and
cake we're served in the hall at the close Of the
eantAtA. The church was well filed and the
money realized viii be applied TO the purchase
Of new books for the Sunday school library.
H.u.~tx ill .xsv. -
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He Dropped His Money.

This morning VIM Kidwell was charged with
the larceny of money from VIM. Sullivan,
small boy, who testified in the Police Court that
he had S1.73 in his pockets, which ran out on
the pavement, and the boys gathered around
and picked it up. He had received it all back
excepting 10 cents. The court imposed fine
of % and restitution.
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Charged with kobbing Their Emplover

Charles and Annie Fletcher, charged with
grand larceny, were held for the grand jury by
order of Judge Miller yesterday afternoon.
They were in the employ of Mr.. James Halpin,
corner OF Sd and streets, and it is alleged that
last Sunday night, while the family were at
church, they stole from the bureau drawer
s125. Annie pleaded guilty, and the evidence
against her husband was SO strong that both
were held in 81 900 bonds each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

F. S. WILLIAMS & Co., Proprietors.
Remember our prices for prescriptions have
been reduced in proportion to other goods
We use only the purest drugs and chemicals
from the most reliable manufacturers We
cheerfully invite careful inspection of this
department by the physicians.
The TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
Ladies, before leaving the city procure a
bottle of 'Handoline," the only true preventa-
tive of sun burn or tan.
The TEMPLE DRUG STORE
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Big Inducements Offered
at the Boston SHOE HOUSES,
Sl2 18th st. NV. and 4oq Pa ave.

at the Boston SHOE HOUSES,
Sl2 It'll ST. NV. and 499 Pa. ave.
(Under National hotel)
In order to reduce our present stock before
the arrival of our large fail stock We will sell
following bargains:
20 Ladies' Hand-sewed French Dongola
Button for S2.S5; common sense and opera toe.
"a French Dongola, S2.1O.
% French Dongola, Sl95.
$3.50 Dongola Button. SI5O.
- Dongola Button. SLIPS.
Misses and Children's Shoes at Way Down
Prices. Boys and Youths Button and Lace,
III PAIR; better grades in proportion.
Mems Shoes in all styles and grades at very
low figures. Call and be convinced.
Boston SHOE HOUSES,
ii. GoLDsTEIN, Prop,
9l2 TIN st. NV. and 499 Penn. ave. under
National hotel. Avenue store open daily till
$50 pm. Of
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Mr.. J. J. johnson, for Aug. H. Beck, has
filed . bill for divorce from Margaret Beck
on the ground Of adultery. He states that
they were married by Rev. E. G. Tressel De-
cember II, 1882, and have two children, and he
charges that she committed adultery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Lucy Lee Saunders Offutt has, by Messrs. G.
F. Appleby and c. Carlisle, filed suit for
$4,000 damages against the Richmond and
Danville railroad company for injuries re-
ceived in the Pope's Head creek disaster Janu-
airy is, 1888, when she, being in a car which
overturned, was badly bruised and injured. she
asserts, preventing her for long time from
following the vocation of teacher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

LADIES who wish to keep out Of the exchange
business should buy the perfect and reliable
Household" sewing machine. WIN. STIEBEL-
ING, Sole Agent ID. c., ISL Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

DoN'r FORGET r. GoLDscHmp's Great Sac
rif1ce Picture Sale Saturday next. Store open
from $50 to 10 pm
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can Immense Sacrifice Sale,

Commences tomorrow morning at b. BURN
SHINES Dry and Fancy Goods Store. 9ls 9TH st.
NV. Entire stock must be sold at auction and
private sale regardless of cost as the place will
be conducted for manufacturing Ladies' Wear
exclusively. Sale Will be continued every day
until the entire stock is disposed Of TINS
change is rendered necessary owing TO the in
creased demand for space for the Ladies'
Misses and Chlldren's Suit Department, which
will be made the largest in the city. Bargain
hunters should not miss this opportunity and
attend this sale. Stock consists of everything
that is kept in a first-class dry and fancy goods
store. As the entire stock must positively be
sold great bargains can be expected in ali de-
partments. AUCTION SALE MoRNINe AND EVEN
INC. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town to dealers churches, picnics and fami-
lies. 1925 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Go TO r. W. HENDERsoN's, lib F street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings. nncrusta. walton. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

a Safe Hiding Place.
From the n. Y Tribune.
1t is suspected that Messrs. Sullivan and Kill
rain are safely hidden from the Mississippi au-
thorities in some store that doesn't advertise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting.
p. HANSON HISS MIRO Co, SIS 18th st.
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Relief for JOhnstown.

The largest amount Of money that has gone
to Johnstown from Pittsburg in many years
was sent yesterday, in care of the Adams ex-
press company. Treasurer Thompson of the
YOUNGSTOWN relief fund, had charge of the $780,
600 sent to the stricken district. 1t was sent
under strong guard and will be delivered to
the.First National Bank of Johnstown. From
the bank it will be taken to the commissioners
Office tomorrow and there paid out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

BUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
soN BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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Tzz AMERICAN METER Cos
Economy Gas Ranges,
s. s. SHEDD Il Bro, 432 9th st.
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BARGAINS FOR This WEEK
At The Temple Drug Store.

IMMENSE REDUCTION on wall paper, pictures
and picture frames. B. j. LAWS, 1927 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

The CASE oil ELwYN r. HKBARp, superin-
tendent of the lexington electric railway, who
was charged with swindling the company TO the
extent OF 800, has been nolle pressed, as
there was NO evidence to substantiate the
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

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, &c. All
carpets camphorated and prepared for storing
free of charge. Inquiries by mail answered in
person. Telephone call 1872
FIFTEEN PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE on Hats,
Caps, and Straw Goods still continues at VII
LETT Il RoUFF's. 9O5 Penn. ave.
FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING promptly
done by SHEDD Bro. 432 9Th ST.
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An Unusually Short Name.

Paris Letter in Nashville American.
A funny fact came to light recently at the
registration of the birth of a child. The happy
father was asked the maiden name of his wife,
to which he answered:
''Rose B."
''Well, how do you spell it? Bee, By, Bey, or
how?"
''Just simply B."
THAT cannot be. B is only an initial, not a
Name"
1T is all the name my wife ever had until
she married me. Neither. she nor any of her
family have ever had any other name than Just
b, neither more nor less"
They could hardly have had less and an ex-
animation of the records showed that they had
really never had more. Beyond doubt the B
family bears the shortest name in France, per-
haps in the world. Only one other name of
equal brevity is known, and that is the name of
place. About 10 miles from Peronne, on the
Ham line, there is commune known asY. 1t
has some 200 inhabitants. The origin of the
name of is unknown. and it would be curious
to investigate the origin of the patronymic of
the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18

Mr.. GEORGE ZISCK. for fourteen years en-
gagged in the acknowledging business, has
Just completed a well at the corner of 14th and
8 streets northwest, orphan asylum, and his
work Is highly commended by Messrs Edward
Temple and Blair Lee, trustees, and by per-
mission he refers to ex-Secratary Whitney, r.
II. Goldsborough d Co., Albert Gleason, Maj
Marcellus Bailey. and Childrens Country Home
all of whom he has served. Parties desiring
work of this kind address GEORGE ZINK, Ten
leytown, ID. G.
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You Can Get the Celebrated Broiled Lob
ster, Boston STYLE" at HARvEY's, 1915 corner
pennsylvania aveaue and 18th street 1t
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$1.OO Fine French Flannel s1.OO

Shirts. that were made to sell for 81. so. we can
sell at Sl.O0. Quality is fine and the colors
are desirable. Better value was never seen
FRANC, one price, corner 9TH and ID streets. 1t
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do You Want Box of % Fine Cigars
Tree OF charge? See circular, tobacco counter
N: z. MErzGER, the Live Grocerymen,
~ All 9TH st NV
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CAERoLL IxsrTruTx will give an excursion
and entertainment at Marshall Hall next Mon
dsJ.
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Harvey, 1915 corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street, serves the Paramount Eastern
Shore Soft Crabs, the finest in the world, with
all varieties of Sea Food IL
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Custom.Made Trunks at Bottom Prices.
Leather Covered Saratoga, iron bottom,
hard wood cleats. good lock, bolts and hinges,
2sin. 30in. s2in. s4in. lin.
$3.50 s7.25 $500 $500 $1,000
A better grade having Excelsior lock, with
hinges and bolts all riveted on, and steel clamps
on the cleats and frame.
Is in. 80 in. 80 in. "a in. SO in. IS in.
ss.Oo ssoo $1,000 sI1.OO sl2oO sls.5O
still finer grade, with extra quality Excelsior
lock, extra heavy wrought hinges, extra quality
side bolts and corner rollers, all riveted on. A
Trunk that will last for fifteen to twenty years.
Is in. 50 in in. "a in. Sc in.
sll.oo sl2OO $500 sl4Oo sl5oO
We have three grades of 2-tray Canvas Dress
Trunks. The cheaper grade is covered with
rich shade of brown duck, is well clamped, has
fine brass lock with duplicate keys, is cloth
lined all through. and is in every respect q
strong, well-fnished Trunk
Is in. 80 in. 50 in. 81 in. Sc in. 3s in. 40 in.
$3.50 s7.25 $500 $500 $1,000 s1L5o $500
better grade, covered with woven striped
French duck, better lock and hinges, heavy steel
clamps, &c.
% in. 80 in. 80 in. "a in. Sc in. So in 40 in.
$500 ss75 $3.50 slo5O sl1.5o $500 sl45o
Ourfnest grade, the very best Of this style sold
IN Washington Q elsewhere, has the very best
neavy French striped duck or heavy PLAIN
brown, with best lock, hinges, rollers, clamps,
&c.
Is in. SO in. 80 in. "a in. Sc in. SO in. 40 in.
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Mr.. Langston Wants to be Governc

MIR. Langston Wants to be Governor.
The Petersburg, Va, Inder-Appeal published
this morning an interview with Hon. John NJ
Langston on the subject of his candidacy for
governor, as proposed by the Fredericksburg
Free Lance in its last issue. Mr.. Langston
maps out what he would do in the event of his
nomination and election as governor and ex-
presses his confident belief that three-fourths
OF the negroes IN the state would vote for him.
---->O~-
X. n. Thompson was dangerously assaulted
with Ratchet at his home in Norfolk, Va,
Tuesday night and his skull badly fractured.
Suspicion points to his wife as the one who
committed the crime.
-Four children of Joseph Hunter, planter
living near Star City, Kan, were poisoned by
eating food in which arsenic had been placed.
Three Of them are dead. The criminal and the
motive are unknown.
At Bridgeton, N. j.. during trotting race at
Riverside park Tuesday. one of the horses
swerved into a crowd and a shaft of the vehicle
to which the animal was attached struck Elmer
Haywood, a twelve-year-old lad, in the head.
killing him instantly.
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Speed, Quiet and Lightness. all combine
To boom the perfect No. 8.
WHEELER & Wilson MFG. Co., 4S7 9th NV.
jy11-lm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL 8 AN. FRIDAY.

For the District of Columbia, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, threatening weather.
with showers tonight; slightly warmer; yaria-
BILE winds, becoming southeasterly.
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Nj. d p. Metzger, Az 9Th st. n.w.,
Want to give away one hundred thousand fir
Cigars. See circulars at tobacco counter. II
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$3.50 s10.25 s1I.O0 $1,000 $500 Sl450 1850
Straps free.
st ToPHAM's, 1921 Penn. ave. NV.
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CLIFTON BEACH
~ FAMOUS EXCURSION RESORT
Five hours at the beach; home b AS y m I. Y.
Arrow smith, daily at :45 saturdays excepted
frOm 9TH ST. Jerry wharf, commencing june 80.
Good dinner served at cafe. 20 81 D. N. 10 insure
prompt service tickets Of steward on steamer
Splendid bath houses and h4tllng Zine shady grove,
with chairs and tables for lcnic parties AL the opa
lar alnusements. Fare, 5Uc. Children, DC. Liberal
rates 70 organizations. W. ". CHAMBEks Presdt q
b. h S. b. Co.; c. W. RIDLEY, eeni Mensses
TRANSPORTATION. Ss-~n
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Bay RIDGE
ON TIE CHESAPEAKE
THE MOST COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINT.
MENTs OF ANY RESORT ON THE cHEsA-
PEAkE BAY OR POTOMAC RIVER.
Music by the
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND.
First-class Hotel and Restaurant
Trains leave B. & o. Depot, washington. week days
i 40 and 3:l5.
9 Leave Bay Ridge week days Clio and 3 80 y. N
sundays 3 40. and y.
ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR.
The pos a. m. week day and Q so a. m. Sunday
aims con meet at Bay Ridge with steamer Columbia.
Passengers from Washington holding Bay Ridge Fx-
cnfslon tickets can take steamer Columbia from Bay
nudge 70 Baltimore and return. Iayment OF 10
cents steamer leaves Bay Ridge, week days. IL
SUI days IL 80 m. return trip arrives At Bay
Ridge 4 80 week days. A AS sundays.
Tickets sale at B. a o. Offices, GIG and l35I
fennsyISania avenue, and at depot On sunday at
oepotO only. 1el5-toau5l
MOUNT VERNON
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Washington Safe Deposit Co., GIG Pa.
ave. Safes rented; IS per year. mv4-4m
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MOUNT VERNON
vi Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Can't. l. L Blake.
leaves sth stwharf daily teacept sunday for Mount
Vernon, leaving nj 10 an reaching Washington about
$3.50 pm; Fare. round-trip al. including admission
~ grounds and mansion
MARSHALL HALL.
Steamer WV. CORCOkAN leaves 9th # wharf daily
for Marshall Hall, leaving at 10 am reaching WASH
ington about 5 80 p.m.
Saturday Evening.-The Saturday evening trips,
which we're popular last will commence SAT-
urday, July u. leaving at p.m returning city al
1880, ana Will continue the entire summer. Parties
going on morning boat have the privilege RENAL
al MarshA han hno returning boat Fare Zoe.
sundays-three trips-leaving 10 80 Am, 2 80
and D pm, reaching Washington At =, . and pm.
hare. rOund-tr1p. PIC fv1
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Cigars. See circulars at tobacco counter. it,
For This Week all 25c. Hosiery at l9c.
+. f. REPETrI q Co.,
Jyl6-5t lag Pa ave. sc.
Watches at Half Price.
Having purchased the entire stock of Watches
OF dealer decling business we offer the pub
lie rare feast of bargains Among the lot
are:
Gents Solid Silver Stem Winders, worth sl2,
for $3.50.
Ladies' lax. Gold Hunting Elgin Stem
Wlnders, Elegantly Carved, worth $50. for $40.
Gents lax. Gold Open Face American Stem
Wlnders for $50, and all other grades equally
as low.
Il. HARRIS & Co.,
Jylo-6t 432 7th ST. NV