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ANACOSTIA.
CAMPBELL GROVE CAN'T MEETING.

CAMPBELL GROVE CAN'T MEETING.
Interest centered principally yesterday In
the great Campbell Grove camp meeting.
Hundreds Of persons were unable to find stand.
| ing room in the spacious tented grounds The
attraction In the afternoon was the farewell
sermon of ReE. DR.. d. p. seaton Of Bethel A.
n. Il. Church OF Baltimore. His toxt was the
first and second verses of the 18th Psalm, .By
| the Rivers Of Babylon" Dr. Seaton is an
| earuest speaker and his energetic utterances
awoke mtenso enthnhasm IN his auditors. He
viii leave Baltimore on the first Wednesday in
July for San Francisco, thence to Japan, China
India, Egypt, Holy Land aud Europe. BE de-
signs being absent one year. This VIII be his
third trip abroad. He YVES the first colored
man TO visit the Holy Land as Q tourist and
alleges that he will be the first Of bis race to
circuznrotate the giobe az a tousise. He 2oea
armed with letter from the acting secretary Of
state to all diplomatic officials Of this govern
nnent. On his return he viii publish his expe-
riences and impressions In book form. On
juno 50 the vGzio1s colonel churches and socie-
ties Of Baltimore will give the reverend gentle
man farewell reception, at which Mayor
Latrobe is to make some complimentary re-
marks
Tho morning service Of the camp was con-
Quoted by Local Preacher Moses Brooks, who
based his good sermon on Revelation l. 49,
Rev. +. f. Hughes held forth last night. Music
was furnished by Allen choir, tno. A. Smith
ieaoer, ana Ca1nppei CHOIR, john A. Loudon
leader. The contributions we're worthy OF
remark
NOTES.
Drivers and'conductors Of the Anacostia rail-
road were distressed last night by the perseyer-
auce and assidiity shown BY mob of hoodlums
in blockading the track along Canal street with
stones.
The churches and temperance. tent were well
patronized yesterday.
Carroll Smith is much improved in health.
Mrs. Golden is quite sick
Rev. Or. Samuel Johnson, pastor Of Allen A.
NJ. E. Church. Garfield, yesterday preached a
special sermon to the Hllsdale and Garfield
Lodges of Good Samaritans,
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

RIVER yIEw.-Steamer Pentz, 9:45 am. and
LIS and 6:45 pm
Marshall HAIL-Steamers Manchester and
River Queen. Q, 10 Am and 2;3O pm
BAY RIDGE.-Traius leave Is. and D. station
AIS an. 1.3O and 4:2s pm.
COLONIAL BEACH AND PISEY PoISr.-George
Ieary. am.
BETHESDA PARK.-Take TenleytoTn cars.
BAY RIDGE.-Ruth Lodge. No. 2, d. of r.,
and Library Association, /. D. o. F. B. AID o.
station Usual trains.
RIVER vIEw.-Young Mems Catholic Club
excursion Pentz usual trips.
MARSHALL HALL--Employes of Chas. Baum
excursion. Manchester. $50.
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TIE BEsr Beer
WIN be delivered with9ut publicity Order by .ele-
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AssEssnnNrs AND nESrs.


An Owner who Oners to Sen His Property
for Less Than the Assessment.
Mr.. W. O. n. Scott Of COS 18Th street. north
west has written a letter to the board Of as
SCISSORS saying: II am the owner of the east
half Of lot No. Z, square LOT Qso. 1897 K street
norfhvesth and i am informed that under the
nsvAsesmcnt the lot b valued al $40 psz
square foot md he improvements u q, 600;
1850 feet Mt e24o, e7yDSe; total assessed value,
tS,ss0. am also told thnt the frst question
asked BY theboard when aaappeal for abate-
mensas made Il whethar the owner would be
willing 10 cell h1s proparty for the amount Of
The assessmAnt now state that vail be very
gsadn either Of you gentlemen or any ons
else viii give mo @7 800 net for tire property. ]
feel eon6deot thAt could ofzsr tho property,at
public auction at any time within the next year
and not receive bid Of % 900 for Il unless the
present assessment should be lowered to q req
sonable figure or the,rate Of taxation should be
largely decreased.
Enclosed Isend an iteraized statement wing
tho gross and net rental Of the property for
seven yeaxs. This elbows that the new tax
amounts 10 BIS per cent Of the average gross
rental and 57.9 per cent Of the INST rental II
You think this tax,is inst have nothing more
70 say."
This ststsment.sent by Mr. Scott II as follows:
Statement Of rentals, expenses and net rentals
Of house 1897 E street northwest for seven years
ending December 81. 1890.
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RYAN ARRESTED.
The Money which He Took Nearly All
Recovered.


ahe Money which He TOOK Nearly All
Recovered
Last evening Edwin J. Ryan, the young man
employed AZ clark in the main Office OF the
| United Saiaa Express Oo,npany In thi city.
wss arrested in Denver. Dol RYAN left the cifv
last Tuesday taking with him as vas.hrst re-
ported BY the express compsny officials
$50. o0O. shut a. now Known S<6 900 in mousy.
which had baen intrus.ad bv.h.n&. IN ri. c4ty
40 A.. oo,...n, g. .r.,,..,o-..,,on g. 80,
" INC eo'nPAn' luz "aiT ~s"n W o'Aar
fession and the storybe told Of has wander1ngz
il as follows,
stoA4 Oh, h1s'IaA'hhs.
ne iefs TINS cfty Inesday night carrying
NSise eontsannnS the packsees o. money ana
fe" articles Of clothing. BIS first stopping
place was g. I as and on wsanessay ne 90.
III Tr,s. Sor..- 49, 10 Ss-i. y Az ..1I,,.
Then hewent to Mansfssdd Ohio. and thence 10
81. Louis. At the latter place he toc& the
western express 10 Ksn,rs Civ end Pueblo.
His uneasy manner attracted the attention Of
the conductor of the puIlmsn. who engaged
him in conversation Ryan told him he was
from New York ctr. but displayed an indiffent
knowledge Of that city. The conductor noticed
when Ryan opened his yafise that il contained
several packages of greenbscks and photo
graph Of RYAN marked Washington. D. G. he
got off the train at Pueblo. during the stop
there, and was lea, Ids hat and valise being car
Red ON to Denver, where Il ives placed In the
Office Of the Pullman Company
PLACED uxn,s .nnx.r
Tho ,,;,,,,..-,. =.
sp'O1oS u N'1 eoiA.no WI "oi -
a.io III consequence depecuSe "sS"aiuns ZOE
Ryan when he reached Denver last evening.
He applied for his valise, which was given him,
ana As ne "aiSeo away ne WAS pisceo unoer at
recsint bs1t IN. nrrren,ed bn h,s nerson 49,
found IS, ESQ In bills. He hsdspeut $500 and
lost the $500 balance.
II was Ryan's intention to 90 from Denver
to Creede In his confession he eites No. other
explanation of his conduct than that he yes
tired Of working for $50 per month.
x,purss orr7cvus ,vn,vn
~, - a. 49, a......--. g
0o- enc oiae' us'o't''o'i 'n0ooih-
pany, and Mr.. io lng, the general super1n-
tendent, fel. very rinch elated when they re-
ceivcd me news of Ryan,s arrest. Since We'd
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essay was sawn off quite close to the bone by q
few Of the rmApp.eciatiye anAanti-poetic peo-
pie who were waiting to witness the home
coming Of the National Eencibles
Eom the date Of their organization the
Kencabies have always been popular, but il was
not until Saturday evening that any member Of
tho command fully realized how large was their
share OF the popular affection. An enormous
crowd occupied Pennsylvania avenue from
before o dock and displayed but little i'm
patience when Il found out that the train on
which the Bendbies wero returning was behind
time. According to the original program the
infantry dr1n champions Of the United States
were to haze arrived at $40, but it was nearly
10 O'Clock when the glow of red lights, the dis
play OF Roman capdies and the cheers of the
waiting mob at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot proolaimedthe arrival Of the winners of
the Galveston cup and title to .s5t 900 cash.
TA1IB RECEPTION AND PARADE.
Capt. Horton. one of Gen. Ordway's aids
de-caznp, received the victors and escorted
them to.whare the stay-at-home members Of
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had dropped their guns and knspaoks they
Joined the ladies at the feast Speeches were
soon declared 20 be in order Col Clay well
coined the vicsors In one of his neat efforts that
do not seem to be efforts. and to this Capt
Domer responded very happily. Major Bracket
end Lieut.. Geo. Il. Harries OF the secopd bat
TALON were called upon to add TO the language
Of the occasion, and SO were Lieuts. D. B. Hay
Tho jubilssion was kept up until miduasht.
when the electric lights were extinguished and
the tired Pencibios went to their respective
homes sfssr saying good night to more pretty
asssmblase since the night when the same girls
welcomed the company home from Indianapolis.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Cororsr patterso, ves+ars., e,01. q os,-t;s .o,.
of accidental drowning ia the case 81 Frank
Harris. foupd drowned in the q and q canal
on saturday
Carson Svrn,ns. a colored man of South Wash
;ns,,o ,aila5 -, ar -, - -, =. a.
NJ street bridge ON Saturday night and Was
drowned. HIS body was recovered and taken
to the morgue.
Charles B1tler. n colored driver for ] i Ho-
On, was b,iIy bnrt Nv, So,rrday- ~ a s,v;tcb
engine of the X and q r n runpino into his
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To tie EDITOR Of The Evening Star:
Assessment for taxation is the subject In
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The viii Of Sara h shelsbarser, widow Of
r R. Shensbarssr, wasAled today. She leaves
her estate to John Il. Young,of Piqna, Ohio,
executor and trustree, in trust to psy ths IN
come Of s1o, 900 70 her mother, and at hav deataD
ene-hak 70 hnr hail sisser, Alice Aishop, end
the other half to her son, and The rurnainSsr Of
the estate to her son.
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A VETERANS Story

Mr.. JOSEPH HRMMERICH. an old so,der 800
a46sh st. n. Y. city writes voluntarily In 1862.
ct the beEtie Of Fair Oaks he stricken with TY-
PEOID FEVER. and after a long struggle in hosri-
tas, lasting several years. was discharged as inc ur-
able with CONSUMPTION Doctorssaid both unrs
were affected and be could not live long, but com
rsde urged him 10 try Hoods ssrsoparilla Before
he had Anishsd bottle hscough began to get loose
the choking sensation Left and night sweats grew less
and less. He IL now in good health and cordially rec
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
- gcneral blood purifier snd TONIC MEDICINE.
especially to MS comrades In tho q. B.
HOODS PILLS srshand made. and arc perfoc.
IN composition, proportion and appearance.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIAcou's. - Carleton Opera Company in
ssEIminie."
TIE BATTLE OF GEFTTsBURs.-15thst street and
Ohio avenue.
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RETURN OF TUE rExCrr1Es.

The Winners OF the Prizes mt Omaha Are
Enthusiastically Received.
A tall, ENTHUSIASTICALLY man who stood
near the corner Of tn street and Pennsylvania
avenue ON Saturday night Q ts3as before 10
O'Clock three times started TO impress portion
Of the surrounding una,ttnde with his Byrouio
knowledge. Thrice did 10 commence There
was . sound Of re~elry by night" bus each
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CITY ITEMS.

Julius Lansburgh VIII move from. + Ct t.
the y. Y. ave. Rink Sept /, and Is now al
lowing . discount Of 90 per cent ON all Eurni-
ture. 1t
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LOCNI MENTION.
The Weather.

foRKcAs1 I'LL S ?. N. TUESDAY.
Sor>Shs,uaEca Of Columbia, Maryland, and
vhxinM- ,ahosers, probably followed by fair
-wesfheY 1sssdsyy westerly winds; slightly
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperaaure md condition Of water at 8
axa-. Great Falls, temperature, 70, condition,
9. 1suuksfng reservoir, Temperatures, S5. Con
d1eSrm Is north counecsion, Il; condition At
,souA eoanection, So; distribu5fns feaerScir,
tenperseure. So; condition at ilaue1t gate
hoxAA 8; .unditionst efluent gste house, g.
$50 as- iS.si pm 400 an. ssap.m.
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a de.ectvefiue caused eight frest "a De-
9rees street On Saturday night.
The explosion of 9 coal oil lamp caused q fire
SATURDAY evening At " II. Brooks, 49, street
northxesf
ASasol, 20 stove exploded at the eating house
Of Jernes Prown. 7s9 Cd streetsouthwsef, caus-
ing s1OO damage
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colored boy named Joseph Brown, abou.
whose face and head were several yards of cot
ton, saturated with medicine, appeared AZ the
Police Court this morning to prosecute his al
legged assailsnt. The police had a young man
under arrest, but he was the wrong one, and,
therefore, there was no case to try.
Brown was cut during fight near 9th and L
streets Saturday night
He says that while in jail be had some trouble
with another colored boy named James Banks,
and the latter threatened to fix him Saturday
night, he sold. Sol Williams and Banks were to-
gether, and when he met them Banks wanted
hun to hight. BE refused and Banks knocked
him down, while Williams used knife on him.
The Amalgamated Association has presented
q new scale to the Susquehanna and Columbis
PA iron companies asking "a for pudding
the same price AZ paid this year. The compa.
mics say they canno. pay it. The situation is
critical and strike may result
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AA6Rates to Cincinnati via Band O. r. r.,
For the prohibition nstional convention at
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 2s aud so, the d. aud o.
r. i VIII sell the Ssnenl public round-trip
tckst~frcIn all stations to Cincinnati as rate OF
one fnre for the round ,rtp. Tickets win be
scld June "a and %, and viii be valid for return
1ouxuey Until July incluzive. The rate from
baltimore and Wellington win DO sl4.o0; cor
respondinsiy low rates from other stations
Ad1E
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Cheap Trip Ia Omaha.

Omaha. Seb., On July the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad viii sell round-rip tickets from all sta
tions at rate Of one fare for the round trip
Tickets vii De on sale June 9to July /. inclu-
sive,, and WI be valid for return journey urtil
July ID. inclusive. Passengers viii have the
round TIP rsts from fhIsdelphia, Chester.
Wilmington, Baltimore, Ws<hdnsaon and all IN
ter1nedisSe stations VIII be s7a7a Correspond
tng,y lovHstes rom points west Of Washington
-Ldl
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PONISFyT!

Great bargains at North Takcm1, being the
most desirable sIbLrb Of Washington, in the
vicinity Of the new hotel. which is to open July
l. The -four arc lights on the tower Of the hotel
can be seen from the surrounding country and
from the boats on the Potomac river. Also sew
eral new houses, with ell modern eonveniences,
Mt bargain on easy terms convenient 10 the
station with stlew ks laid thereto. Great bar
gsia- for one week only Inquire Of B. T. GIL
BERT, so + st
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Col. N. E. Crell commanding; frat separate
battalion, colored, Maj. Revels commanding;
light battery A (dismounted), Capt II. G.
Forsberg; troop A (dismounted), Capt. II. l.
Barbour commanding.
The second division was headed by the Third
Artillery Band, and then came the National
Mhes, commanded by Lieut.. j. O. Manson; the
Morton Cadets. Nelson Division L. r. H. Of P /;
|. q. s. Marine Band, the stny home and hon
crary members of the Fencibles, and last yet
greatest, the Omaha drill team Of the National
Fencibles.
FIREWORKS AND CHEERING.
All along the line Of march there wasapplauss
and fireworks. The route was up the avenue to
18th street. to New York avenue, TO 14th street.
TO Pennsylvania avenue. to the Center Market
armory. When the head Of the column reached
9th street it swung into line the north side of
the avenue, and the entire brigade and the sec
oad 6ivision followed the example. Past this
saluttng line the Fencibles marched with as
much briskness and precision as though they
had not been nearly worn out with receptions
and travel.
COLLATION. AND SPEECHES.
At the headquarters of the second battalion
Of which Capt. Domers command is company
CO collation. was spread, and when the boys
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Bathing Suits, Trunks and Sweetcrs, Fish
ing Rods, Reels, Bait Buckets, Lines, Flies, &C.,
&C., at reduced prices WALrospis, AZ Pa.
ave. ny. lts
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1875 BzILE-or Tx1soy, genuine handmade
rour nash whisky o. the finest character, bottled
al the distilsry CHARLES KzAEMER, agent for
the District Columbia.
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When Purchasing Chewing Gum DC
sure and ask for Whites fucstsn- Take nc
other. ie2T-}t
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SeIha Best M0da

ssThe Best Mode.'
Our 4sc Jean Drawers hare cltnched but
tons and reinforced seat lThe best NADIA"
It FRkxo 4 soS, cor. fth and d.
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CONDITION. OF THE WATER.

JULIUS LsxsBuRoR Will move from j St to
the n T. go. Bunk Ssps. 1, and Is now al
1osins,s discount Of 20 per cent on al Furni-
ture.
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JULES LANsusrneH VIII move from st. to
the u T. ave. Blink Sept I, AID is now al
lowing discornt-of' 20 Per cent onaH Furni-
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CsRPErs CLEANED BY the EMPIRE CARPET
" oaKs 691-635 Mass. ave. NV are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1854
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FUssKLL's Ice CIcam shipped BY express any
where cut of town. 14Z New York ave.
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PURE AsSpEKxsH-Gheets's candies Only 35c.
for finest 6cc Goods Ice cream soda, sc. q
glass- SHxE1x, lOthand = and Welckers Hotel
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The members Of the Canadian militia, 20 in
number, qualified to compete in the national
rifle matches on Bisley Common, England,
sailed from Montreal Saturday on the steamer
Partisan. The team is considered G. GOOD one.
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TEE COCHRAN, I4th and & streets north
west viii mako special rates for summer
nlCntha
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HAVE Your CARPETS CLEANED BY the AM
NoSIATED STEAM CARPET WoREs. 1I0S and 17l0
L st. NV. Telephone oO4
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ARTISTIC AND GUARANIEED--Silver Filings,
T5 cent?; Platina. IL. Very best Teeth, ss.
O. s. DENTAL. ASSOCIATIONS, It'll and ID.
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Tag OsE DOLLAR
Straw<Hat ofsursis beauty.
FnASc 4 SoN, cor. 18th and ID.
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Suah 10 Fame.

The adrertisement Of aadgnee sale 1t Kina's
Place that appeared IN last Thnrsdsy's fsar vas
made 70 read Kng's Rslaoe BY mistake.
Khg's PAhce q st Nos. s12 and s1z 7th street
northwest snd dong business IT the old Stand
md hnve no connection With any assignee sale.
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JULIus LANssUReH vail move from = st. to
the n 7. ave. Rink Sept. !, and is nov al
lowing sIiscount Of 10 per cent on al furni-
ture.
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Figured Swiss 1Y.,slsu

Buy Your Fireworks Now.
TEorr sells cheapest 1902 1ith s. nv
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Julins LansburEh viii move from ct to
the N. Y. ave. Rink Sept. /, and is now al
lowing discount Of 10 per cent on ell Furni-
ture. n
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SHSSNSSSSSSSuSStSSSSSSSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHITE AND Fancy DECKS.
We have Just secured Q line Of White
Single breasted Duck Vests and 9 line of
Fancy Double breasted Duck Vests which
We shall sell at the low price Of
$3.50 EACH.
This is very little for such ducks and they
should meet with an instant sale.
No. Finer VeStsJ FOR more.
l. EEL'S," Mems Belongings
QS5 PA AVE. NV 1eo5
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSsssSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS6 Observation-Disclosures
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Aooptrsot has been signed With Conductor
Frftz BchoA Of Hamburg, Germany, 70 come 10
dso includes tie services of Hans Won Bulow's
orchestra and the Hamburg military bands.
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HAMLIEz SUNDAY SCHOOL Excursion to Rive
View Thursday, June 50. See ad.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

DEwIrrs TALLY no STAGES LEAVE 5II
l3th 81. n W. at 10 aud y. m Arlington.
Soldiers Home and Cabin John Bride. Pare, rounl
tfl % 70 1Sc Zoo Park md Legation buildings I'D
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Year,
Ksnsas' Experience With Assessment,

AMOUNT OF tax under new assessment. Sl33 20
percentage q tau 70 average gr9ss tai
Percentage Of taxto average let rental -...-.513
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S DsRrn. ASK

U. S. DRRrxL ASK
It'll and d.
Gertlernen, Tam pleased 20 say that the
dental work done for me ct your Office Is In the
highest degree setAfactory.
FRED. g. NEWMAN.
Gil 10Th st. NV.
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xsgnrea caall,es, &C. Lawns &C.; Ice. Blankets.
$50; China Stlks, Sc; Oudrg Shirts, &c.;
Sursh a1ks, SOC. fwined Cotton Drawers, 2So. |;
Wash Bugs, Be-; Buggy Lap Robes, 5oc. India
Linen, &c.; Chlciren's 9uuxe Shirts, for 25c.
1t sClBrrss'' II MARKET soace
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Mr. Drsyton's E~nains Sont to NeV York.
satuSisy evening TIE body of P%cival L.
Dxugeun. who died Of paraly SIS at the residence
of Nj. s. 8 Rowland in TINS city last Friday
night . as; tAken.to New York. 1. viii DO buried
At Hyde Park, Dusries county. today Mr..
nyton wal well known in the society circles
Of Warrington and New York He was quite
sus thlete, good rider and member of the
metropolitan, Army and Navy and DunibIane
hint Clubs. he was o son Of The late William
D-sytoa. grad1ase Of the Naval ACADEMY re-
Signing hora-thensvy' several years ago.
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NEw SUMNER DREss GooDa
SPECIAL OPENING OF WASH GOODS.
French Zephyr 9tngham..
F f4inssd s bssnSs ofsAno'''' :,
1ndersons Scotch Gsnshama
Printed Irish LawnA
BLACK GoopA
B!:st s sIlt I RTs9 siga m:::
Bjacf Csnaei,s Hair Grenadines
ss ssE s sf and and T WSS Nun: 9saiiins
LINEN GOODS
Linen ssssspg: md PlSx u. LaSp s|, xdtha
B: :%.:s Tf:s dss SSns snd k. cs .,..
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fast Black Cotton Hose.
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enjoyable il you should call for one full quart
lsx year, .'Ofd Monogram. ''or conc full quart
California Brandy (said to equal the frsach)
for Sl Ciarete and Write Wines from % per
dozen up. mo charge for packing" Ladies
spccimly invited ITO inspect stock" H. A.
SELIGsoN's, 100 and t202 Pa ave- NV. je25-3
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AL ABOUT The FEET.
For Russet Shoes We have an excellent
Polish, which restores the natural color Of
the shoe and makes them waterproof. It's
PIE polish free; Only pc. per bottle.
Before going awey this summer have your
feet attended to and supply yourself with
Shielis, Qtntrients. &C. You'll then be
comfortable all summer al o small oost
Corns and Bulions removed. 25c. each. 81
Tor fun treatment.
DIR. J. J. GEORGES SON,
te22-1m CHISOPODISTS. LIS PA. AYR NV.