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ALEXANDRIA,.
TIE su1.r oounrs.

TIE JULY oou1rs.
Alexandria has had this week two Of lie courts
IN session. The United States court, Judge R
W. Hughes, opened its session yesterday noon
Ct the Nstional building on st. Anph and
Prince streets, and the county court, Judge
county building on Columbus near Princess
street. The United States court has called it,
grand jury and dismissed the jurors without
hndness. The case of Eli Carter, mail robbery,
was called today for trial. The defendant Il
charged with stealing from post Office IN King
The corporation court has completed it, bus
mess. Q. W. wiburt qualified q deputy treas
urer OF Alexandria county. The court held
over until the August term the application for
saioon license ct Chain bridge: No probate
counts Of the estate Of VIM. Gray.
NEW RoAD FROM AQUxpUor BlIDoK
tits now proposed to make new road from
tho Aqueduct bridge west along the river .
short distance to the Military road, in Mexan-
dria county. II IL said that the road win make
most useful connection for most Of the county
people going to the Free bridge. The matter
has been placed in the hands Of G. 8. bradley,
8: NJ. Dodd, NJ R. Horton and R. Walker, and
after survey, &C., report WIN be made TO the
August term Of the county court in this city.
THE FuNHRAIs OF BABES.
OOuuo IOuktoeu Cu1QT6n uuQ6r ono year Oh axe
have died in this city Of summer diseases since
the close Of last week. Yesterday the babe Of
Mr.. Maverick Entwisle, late Of this city, died in
Warrenton. There were funerals today from
the residences Of Mr.. g. NJ. Dent Mr. e. r.
Kemper, Mr.. @. b. Goodrich and Mr.. jas. E,
johnson.
HIRKMEN's MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Hy-
draulion 8. F. E. Company was held last night,
with Second Vice President Robert Gronau in
the chair and Herbert Price, secretary pro tenn.
One new member elected. letter was re-
ceived from the Virginia State Fireman's Asso-
citation requesting this company to send two
delegates to the next convention, which meets
TN Charlottesville October 8 and 6, 1892. An in
vitation was also received from the Fireman's
Association Of the state Of Pennsylvania to be
present at the thirteenth annual convention,
which meets at Hazleton, Pa, September 20, 81,
~ and 2S, and to take part in the grand parade
on the 22d Of September.
A new bridge is now being put up at the
Cameron run crossing Of the old road from this
city to Mount Vernon. The bridge IL Of iron
and will be great improvement TO that section,
especially In time Of high water.
Tho United States court here has given judg-
ment In admiralty for s59. 80 and costs against
the steamer George Law Of Washington in
favor OF +. T. Bruce Of that city.
Messrs Beattie q Corbett have sold for Ed
Dunn to Mrs. Christiana Langdon Of Washing
ton for o., 900 cash the house and lot No. III
Payne street, in this city.
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The employees Of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railroad Company visited the home Of
Mr.. Geo. 8. Patterson, who recently resigned
the superintendency Of that road, and pre-
sented him with an elegant silver service of
seven pieces, handsomely inscribed and marked
with his initials, as token Of their esteem and
regard both for him and Mrs. Patterson The
presentation speech was made by Mr.. Gilbert,
who assured them of the sorrow felt by the en-
ployes at their leaving and that they would
carry with them the best wishes Of all Mr.. Pat
terson, who was taken by SURPRISE feelingly re-
sponded, and after again expressing their good
wis hes the party took their leave.
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ANACOsTLA.
AN ENJOYABLE MUSICALE

An ENSOfAbLE AU6lCALE
Mr. and Mrs. Stangier Of Fillmore street
added to their repute as entertainers last night.
1t was a musicale this time. instrumental
music was served by Mrs. Jas. Rothwell, Miss
Minnie Rothwell, Miss Maud Stangier, Mrs.
Hay den and Miss Webster. Vocal music was
produced by Mr.. Henry Stangier, Mr.. Peter
Stang1er, Mr.. Bonini and Mr. and Mrs. Bick. A
large number thronged the handsomely decorated
parlors and partook Of the enjoyment and re-
treatments.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
The Second Baptist Sabbath school gave q
glorious picnic yesterday in Lamson's Grove.
Superintendent Benjamin Taylor and Deacon
Lamson provided awnings, hammocks, base
ball and croquet. Messrs. Hamil and Taylor
added to the interest Of the occasion with Q
drum and fife duet. The refreshment COM
mittee comprised Mrs. Mary E. Crawford, Mrs.
T. ]. McGinnis, Mrs. P. Harrison, Mrs.F. Bury,
Miss Emily Lamson, Mrs. B. Taylor and Miss
Bessie Lamson. A supply Of ice cream. cake
and lemonade was served. In the evening the
grounds were illuminated with lanterns.
HE BIT A POLICEMAN.
James Matthews, q colored boy from Ana
costa, was the first prisoner tried in the Police
Court today. He was in Anacostis Friday with
a companion. One Of them had q pair Of
trousers and the other an eight-day clock
Policeman Mari was told that the colored boys
were offering the articles for sale. He went in
pursuit Of the boys, and when he arrested
Matthews the latter bit piece out Of his hand.
When he appeared before Judge Kimbal. the
prisoner said that the officer struck him in the
mouth and injured his hand and that he did
not bite him. The jury returned verdict Of
guilty. The prisoner said he had been arrested
for crap shooting, but not for assault until this
time. sentence Of sixty days was imposed
NOTES.
Officer Kenny Of this precinct and Mrs. Kenny
left per steamer Arrowsmith this morning for
Coan river for their summer outing. Officer
Kenny has leave Of absence and proposes to
have huge time. It is hoped the trip may
prove beneficial to the health Of Mrs. Kenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomax Of Virginia are Visiting
friends in the village.
Mrs. Dobson gave pleasant private picnic in
the country yesterday. Hammocks were swung
and lunches spread.
A driver Of Erastus O. Gatchell, the con-
tractor, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Hagan, charged with cruelty to animals in work
ing q sore-backed mule.
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The report Of Gwynne Harris, inspector Of
marine products, for the quarter ending June SO
shows the arrival at the river front of large num-
Der Of fish and other marine products. Included
among them were 5,25s,o50 herring, ass, $50
shad. 6,72S hickory jacks, 81, 92s punches Of
trout, Al, $40 croakers, a, 84S punches of catfish
IL, 805 punches of tailors, ll,072 bunches OF
white perch, e,454 bunches Of rockfsh, 2,s5a
punches Of cells, 1882 punches Of mullets, 79l
punches Of founders, 500 punches of spots, LAG
punches Of yellow perch, 4,2l2 Spanish mack
-erel, 2, 40 carp, 965 porgies, 500 sheephead IS
drum fish, 23S sturgeon, 26s punches OF pike, 70
ses turtles, black bass 22S, TOO CLAIMS, 200 Zoo
crabs. IL, 100 bushels Of oysters.
Among the condemnauons we're SO 900 her.
ring Is, 100 CLAIMS, u, 800 crabs, 926 bushels Of
Of fab
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday-Win Of Allan McLAne; verdict
sustaining will Bruce agt. Dunn; motion to
strike out demurrer granted. Glasscock agt.
Ayres; motion for Judgment overruled. George
agt. Pullman Palace Car Company; demurrer
overruled. Bell agt. Sheridan; motion for new
trial ovsrruled; appeal. Kellogg agt Marche;
motion to vacate Judgment granted. Cockrell
agt Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company;
demurrer overruled. Howard ct al. agt. Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company; plaintiff
allowed to withdraw joinder with leave to
demur.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Bradley.
Yesterday-Robinson sgt. Watson; auditors
rand agt. Washington Title Insurance Com
pany; time to plead extended.
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More Fourth Of July Victims.

Simon Karpeles, the twelve-year-old son Of
Mr.. Leopold Karpeles Of No. 41sL street north
west, vas painfully burned about the face Mon
day by the premature explosion of toy can
non He had lighted the fuse and when he
stopped 10 Sc IL IL was going OF the explosion
occurred. Or. Behrend attended him
4 fourtsen-year-old boy named Ernest Charl-
ton vas attended ct the Emergency Hospital
yesterday for burns received Monday while
celebrating with gunpowder.
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The Old Guard.

The monthly meeting of the Old Guard was
held last evening. The question Of compiling
new roster, souvenir badge and cards was re-
ferred to special committee. The treasurer
made his semi-onnual report, showing large
receipts and economical expenditures. Com
pany drills were suspended until further
orders; The following, on application, were
w. A Swan, E. J. Lockwood, W. d. Lindsay,
James Robbins, Charles 3. Douglass and o. P.
McCarty. The executive committee is making
extensive arrangements for entertainment at
the encampment.
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Fire in the Stratford Hotel.

At s45 O'Clock this morning q fire took place
IN the pantry Of the Hotel Stratford, corner Of
14.h and n streets northwest, and spread to the
Kitchen The fire department responded
promptly and the flames were confined to the
rear part of the building, and SO well managed
was the fire that no panic occurred among the
Euests. Tho building was occupied by ". E.
Hughes and owned by John F. Cook, and the
loss was about $500
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Youthful Thieves in Court,

e237 from the pocket of Mrs. Ellinger while the
latter was in the Street market, as stated in
The STAR at the time, was heard in the Police
Court yesterday afternoon. John Brown ad-
quest Of his mother he was sentenced to the
reform school. Susie Cephas, the girl in whose
stocking the officers found OIL Of the stolen
money, was held in e250 bonds for the grand
jury.
The police are now looking for another boy,
who II charged with stealing $50 from Brown.
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The Cattle Market.

At the cattle market, Union stock yards CBen-
ning), yesterday 21S cattle were up and
sold as follows: Best sold from 41<c. to ~ per
pound; good, from &c. to 41lc. per pound;
medium, from SIC. to SIC. per pound; COM
dred and thirteen sheep and lambs on the
market and sold as follows: Old sheep sold
from 4c. to 41fc. per pound; lambs sold from
SIC. to SIC. per pound. Cows with calves sold
from eco to e45 each. State Of the market
for all kinds Of stock was good.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:
J. T. Levy to A. Lewis pit. 8, blk. II, Brookland;
$500. E. R. Murphy to J. T. Healey, sub 10,
50. 74s; =. Harriet B. Holcomb to O. E.
Edwards, sub q, 81. 1856; $500. H. B. Moul-
ton to Amelia E. Bright, lot 20, 80. l,043;
$451007. B. Holman to B. F. Miller, lot z, b. .
sub Clark Mills estate; g.. O. n. Bart to
8. F. Ryan, sub A, SO. 424; $4.900.
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The Assault ON Omcer Cooney.

Policeman Owen Cooney Of the third precinct,
Who was assaulted Monday night and severely
injured while attempting to arrest John Nc
Carly on 26th street, as published in yesterday
star, was hurt worse than was at first sup
posed. The cut on the back of his head was q
severe one and required several stitches in the
surgical treatment. Besides the injury to his
head his arm was badly injured and perhaps
sprained. The officers in the third precinct
have been investigating the affair ever since it
happened and thus far they have arrested
four persons. McCarty and James Williams were
committed yesterday to await the result of the
officers injuries Last evening Annie O'Donnell
and Frank Hickey were arrested. The police
claim that while the officer was down and the
crowd was beating him, Annie O'Donnell said,
xii the - -" and struck the injured
officer with q brick Annie denies this accusa-
ton She told the officers when arrested that
she only said, "Hit him with q stone.''
The case was called in the Police Court today
and continued until the officer il able to appear.
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District Junior Tennis Tournament.

District Junior Tennis Tournament.
The District Junior tennis tournament, given
under the auspices Of the Clover Leaf Club,
closed yesterday. h. E. Doyle won the first
prize in singles and Frank Newton was the
runner up. The score in the finals being 60,
Ga, 60, the consolation prize in singles was
secured by ]. G. Goodfellow. NJ. L. Steele and
z. G. Geoghegan won the first prize IN doubles,
8. o. Hayes and J. O. Goodfellow being the
runners IN.
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ESQ To NV YoRK AND RETURN VIA PENN
syLvANIA RAnRoAD.-S6.50.
For the accommodation Of delegates to the
Christian Endeavor convention the Pennsylva-
mia railroad win sell round-trip tickets to New
York and return July to 9, inclusive, good to
return until August 10, at one fare for the
round trip. Valid on I'll trains within above
limits-Adrt
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The Coming Tournament.

Great interest has conferred around the tennis
tournament to be held by tho Orient Athletic
Club next week. Entries will be closed Satur-
day night and are in ladies' and gentlemen's
singles, gentlemen and mixed doubles. Mr.
Arthur Copeland, 1410 G street northwest, will
receive oil entriea
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

DuRISe the quarter ending June 80 Pound
master Einstein captured sS2 animals, Of which
s2S we're dogs, 20 cows, goats, geese, 10
horses and 1 mule. During that period I'll
dogs were killed and "a animals were redeemed.
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ESQ TO ATLANTIC CrTY AND RxTulx VIA
ROYAL Blue LINE-eS.6o.-Special train with
parior car from Baltimore and Ohio station at
4 pm, Saturday, July .. Tickets good to 70.
turn on special trsin from Atlantic City Sunday
At pm. or on any regular train Monday.
Supper ct Philadelphia on going trip.-AdUt
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A Tenuia Climb,

The Clover Tennis Club has been organized
with the following named as menbers: Messrs.
Allen Mckenzie, Chester Mcdown, George
6quires, Isaac Bsssett and Misses Alice Irving,
Mary Irving, Mamie Stewart and Josie Wise
man Mr.. Bsssett il president, Mr.. Squire
vice president
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Tho Police Court jury,

Today in the Police Court Judge Kimball
concluded the work Of selecting Jury for the
July term Of the court and the trial Of jury
cases was proceeded with. There have been no
Jury trials since Saturday and the jury, there
fore, had a large docket to dispose Of.
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Said he W.s Throvn Ont.

This morning Onicsr Lewis Of the eighth pre-
cinct found at Sth and L streets southeast .
German named Paul Leemrich with his ankle
broken. He claimed 10 have been thrown out
Of Martin Schneider's saloon and TO have been
kicked by Schneider. He was taken to the
Asylum Hospital.
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D8Avon CONVENTION.
The Pennsylvanis railroad wiz sell round trip
tickets to New York and return at rate Of e. 80.
July TO 8, good 10 return until August Is, on
account Of Christian 1ndesvor eonventioa--
Aduk
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC OrTI.-A Welcomed
announcement Il that on Saturday, July 8, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad win insugurate Q
series Of excursions TO Atlantic City. $3.50 for
City Sunday af pm. Tickets also good 10 re-
turn on regular trains following Mouaay Eps-
cial train from Baltimore and Ohio station q 4
p.m.!Aduk
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HALy RArxs 10 NEW YoRx AND Rxfuax VIA
PxNNsYLvANIA RAll1oAD.
Tickets viii BE- sold TO New York and return
at ESQ for the round trip Va PennsylvaniA rail-
August Is ON account q ohxistiAn EnAeavor
oo1voDtiou.-\6uG
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Boating. bathing, hshing, Grabbing, sailing;
also special theatrical attractions free. B. and D.
trains at Oils an, 80 and 4:2s pm. Sundays
at s:Ss am, lSo pm, S:l6 pm. o. round
trip.-Adpt
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: Special Attractions Now 1t Bay Ridge.
Leslie's canine paradox; Geo. Fielding, Jug
Cling; O'Brien, musicl wonder; LArogue
Brothers, acrobsts and contortionists. All free.
B. and D. trains at els o. M 80 pm, 4:2e pm.
Sundays Ut s:35 An, l:S0 pm, SIS pm. d
round trp.-Adct
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Wosh1ngtOntans Success.
At the public examination held at the Raff
Conservatory OF Music, Main,
Ludwig Lindheimer Of Washington made an
excellent impression as a vocalist. He sang the
first aria Of ''Count di Luna" in 'Trovatore, "
and the daily papers were unanimous in prais-
ing his voice and delivery.
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Juror Excuaed.

OF the petit jury in the Criminal Court the
following were excused: E. B. Bury, Carter
Bride and J. Tarben Dyer, and the following &C
copied in their places: James A. Shaw and W.
4 Richards, leaving still one vacancy.
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Brseses of the Chesapeake
blow coolest ct Bay Ridge. Trains from B. and
O. station at cas- Am, $50 pm, as pm.
Sundays ct s35 am, l3o pm, sis pm. o.
round s1p.-Adrt
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ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LoTs on 7th
street near @ street northwest is to be sold to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock. This lot ID
admirably adapted for store and dwelling. See
advertisement.
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Half Rates 20 New York and Return,
ACCoCHT or cHRrsrrAN ENpIAYoR coNYINfIo

ACCOUNT on CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR coNvENfIoN
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
For the benefit Of persons desiring to visit
New York on occasion Of the Christian En-
dsavor convention, July to 10, the PENN
,syivsnia railroad win sell round-trip tickets
from Washington at rate Of one fare, e6.60.
These tickets VIII be sold and will be good GO
s1ng July to Z. Valid for return until July
81. and By depos;ting the ticket with joint agent
m New York they can be further extended
until August lS.-Adct
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Rsdueed Rate tn New York and Return ON
Account OF Christian Endeav0r Convention.
The Pennsylvania railroad will sell tickets
from July 10 s,inclukve, 10 New York and re-
turn at rate Of $3.50.
These tickets VIII be valid on all trains and
good for return passage until August 16-Adut
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fwo Nights and Two Day. ss the seashore.
Special train, with parlor car, viii leave b.
and o. station ct p. m, arriving ct Atlantic
City ct 10 p. M Returning viii leave ssashore
st 6p. m Sunday. Tickets also good on all
regular trains Monday. Round trip from waah-
hgson, ESQ. Supper ct Philadelphia on going
tip.-Adct
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Frances Legislature Meets on the 18th.
The French senate and chamber Of deputies
will reassemble on July L.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEaaENTs TONIGHT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

TIE BATTLE OF oxrIYssuRa.-15ths street and
Ohio avenua
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Lane. P41s,u1 UIcr.
on LINZ. COMPLETELY HxLPLEss. UNABLE
10 WALK WITHOUT CLUTCHES. RLEsH
10 TIE BONE DROPPED OUT.
SUFFERED GREATLY. DOCTORS TAII.ED TC
RILItv1 SPEEDILY CURED ~
cUTIcURA RKNKpIEs.

IN the summer Of 1883 core came On the AssAy
part Of my right leg not far from the shin bone II
continued 10 incrsass In sise. md svsntuAly formed
large ulcer shrss inches long By two vida. en-
1t was vsry PAINFUL and eventually part Of the Assh
10 the bone droppsd out After suffering With 10 for
six months vas induced 10 try the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES. AtShis time was compastsly hslplsss.
unable 10 walk without crutches. and suffered
srestly. In about . week the sere began TO show
signs OF Improvement md eventually coGpletsly
healed. Another sore then broke out on ny insssp.
but the same treatment soon cured that wss In
debted solely TO the CUTTCURA RRMKDIRs for my
restoration to health. Ny leg II we'll II
was, and since then have not been troubled With
sores. p. 7. MERRIrT.
nlisvflie. Miss.
Aforesaid D. r. Merritt and regard him . reliable.
truthful and bslisve his statement 10 b true IN
every particular.
J. G. BRADLEY. Mayos.
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Circuit and Chancery CLARK
B. z. DHvAIL. Sheriff.
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A1I1sTIc AND 0UAlAxTxxp.-Silver Filings,
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LOCAL MENTION.


The wessher.
roRxcAsr TILL p. n. rHuRspAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland,
fair; stationary temperature, followed BY slightly
warmer Thursday evening; eastsrly winds,
SAktne<o ssuthsrly ON Thursday.
CONDITION or THE WATER.
Tmpr.eure and condition Of wsssr at s
: Z. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 7a Con-
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,tsmpsrssnrs, -, condition at innuent gate
house, 2; sfnhent ssts house, s.
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OnDx1 your loo Cream ct RKIsISaEa's, 2S5 G
n NV. shippsd anywhere
FussnL's loo Cream shipped by express any
where out Of town. 1877 New York ave.
TIE CoczaAK, 18th and Z streets north
west, WI mako special rates for summer
montha
CAnPETs CLEASxD by the EXPIRE CARPET
WoRKs, 631-6S5 Mas. sxe. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone A25-2
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CITY ITEMS.
Hurrvi

Hurry!
II you need Mating, or II you think you
would like to have Mating 10 make vacant
spaces in your house appear coy and homslike,
can give you better terms and sell cheaper
than any other house in Washington.
JOIN RIDDEN, The Accommodator.
1t 6l9 Seventh street northwest.
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When you are going to take Q run on your
wheel be sure and take some Of Whites Yucatar
Gum with you, as it keeps hemouth and throa,
moist and will add much to the pleasure Of the
trip. jy4-6t
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E. B. BAlxUn a Co, s31 Pennsylvania av-
enusvars closing out their entire stock Of Mems,
Boy'sand Chldren's Spring and Summer Cloth
ing ct discount Of IS per cent from regular
pr4cssL T. B. Barnum Co.-Adrt.