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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

! WE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
i1n,r - bright, sparkling instructive family
ctiSo 'HI ~ It L, original III every department
~ III every line and suited Is 1t Is ineudcd
SnI i,,S' ~ ana improve every melrber Of thu
-'''9' whether in city or country "a va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09
IN Pennsylvania Stations.
pennsylvania LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time

Ticket OFFICES IT pEESBrLvASIA STATION os
WATER ST.. FooT OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
At NoLuRE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND 1T THE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09
Live Stock,

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March Seattle, receipts 5000
head; shipments 5000 head: market steady:
on sale; others IS $50; 50; feeders So 25aS Is;
stockors 81 25n2 %; COWS 3! 00a3 o. Hogs, re.
ce!pts 1900 head; shipments 1900 head; mar.
ket lower; rough 81 00ai Is: good mixed 81 Soa
4 90; prime heavy weights 81 J5a5 05; light 81 75l
A95. Sheep, receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000
head: market actiye sheep stronger lambs
shade lower; ewes So z55ai Is: mixed 81 75a5 %;
.wethers IS 50ao 50; Westerns S. 40a5 90; lambs
81 51af 25 a-'...a--1 = ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

TOLEDO. O.. March s.-Wheat active and
higher; No. 2cash and March 9311lIc; May 9.Hc;
July s91ac: Corn dull, No. cash Age Oats
quiet; cash 3ac. Rye dull at $50. Cloyerseed
sctlYo; prime cash and March 81 81 ~ ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

CINCINNATI, O., March Flour heavy. Wheat
dull and lower; No red 9Sl5c: receipts Q, O00
bushels: shipments 5000 bushels. Corn firm;
No. mixed 43c. Oats easier; No. Q N liked Soo1IIc.
Rye easy: No. Q, soc. Por, steady ut sll is. Lard
In light demand at Sc CO. Bulk meats dull at
s. 10 Bacon easier at 50. Whisky less active
at 81 II. Eggs easier OF 12c. Butter, sugar and
clecse ol,iot .sGr--I.. lasT ~ go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March Seattle, receipts
40 head: shipments $40 head; market steady
market firm; all grades s. 00Gj 30 Sheep re-
eelpts 200 head; shipments 1,4oo head; market
firm and uprhnDrnd o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

CINCINNATI, O.. aInrch s.-Hogs scarce and
higher; common and light 90 50a4 30; packing
and butchers q G0a5 05; receipts 1000 head
shipments 1900 head 4N Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09
or All Kinds Of Commodities Handled In
aa,t Wheeling.
OFFICE OF TIE INrELtlGENcER.
WHEELING 1Iiasfinv Nnrd

The Wholesale markets show n fow NOR
changes to-day than usual. On the whole bust
ness Is brisk and collections are fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta, Parscrsburs poln.
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth auI
Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston, Clifton -Forga
ville. Ky.
Time Table effective DcccmberG. 1891
"Daiiy. t3nily except sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

! PHILADELPHIA Pa, March s.-Flour dull.
Wheat steady; March 81 oo&al Of; April 81 0oNa
1olA; May 9s2lae21tc: June g7a9715c Corn quiet:
April .4oai94c: May 4sAaioc; juno 4SaisEc.
Oats. No white 36c: No. 2 white March 36Xl
sc: April Ssa3S1aSc: May and Juno 3S]%a39c. but
terqu,et and easy; Pennsylvania cream cry extra
2sa3Oe: do print extra 32aS5c. EgSs steady;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

Mich cows wcrn In fair demand at go GOA
10 90 per head. Must Snlcs S3j Ooa40 90 per head.
Mllch calves were fairly active NJ 6aTEc.
Fat cows were In light demand at 21SaJ1 &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

we nave preaching OH Sabbath, but
like Wheeling during the flood OF 1854,
most people arc. too busy building or
cleaning houses to attend church, or
show that respect for the Sabbath day.
that wo were taught in the shorter
catechism was our bounden duty. Car
pointers are especially busy seven DAYS
in the week, from early morn till even
ing, and some even work by lamplight.
Coal is worth $40 per ton, or 40 cents
per bushcl. There arc said to be rich
coal veins in the mountains here, but
men are too busy prospecting Tor silver
and gold TO hunt for coal mines. Coal
oil is worth 60 cents. per gallon. Room
rent is a little high, $50 per week Tor
frame shanty l0xl0 with no carpet aud
only small window is inches square.
We don't need to open tho window for
ventilation, the tlooris open enough Tor
that. Lumber comes in hero twenty
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GLEN EoHo.-An entertainment Of extra
ordinary magnitude and Of peculiar interest to
Washington will be presented at Glen Echo
July 4. The program will not only be thor
oushly appropriate to the day, but it will be
characterized in every portion by the highest
artistic merit The eminent tragedinn and
elocutionist, Charles q. Hanford, will recite
The Star Spanglsd Banner" SiSnor WHALE,
whose performances on the violin were
the delight of Washington last summer,
will again appear. Mark C. Baker, who
combines popularity with repu-
tation for thorough artistic work, will
also be heard in the big smphitheater. Eva A.
Yescilius, soprano, and Louise v. Sheldon, con-
tralto, both singers Of rare cultivation and
natural powers, will present selections. John
P. Lawrence, whose Accomplishments plac, him
In the front rank among musical artists, will be
the organist. The Declaration Of Independ-
ence will be recited by Marie Antoinette
Nathalie Pollard, the orator Of the day. The
grounds will be reached either by barges which
leave Potomac street at the foot Of Canal or by
electric cars.
GErrrsBuRo.-The famous cyclorama. ''The
Battle Of Gettysburg" at 18th street and Ohio
avenue, is open daily. 1t is one Of tho most
startlingly realistic battle reproductions ever
executed.
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TIL. favorite violinist, Vitalc, at Glen Echo
July Ada.
Election OF Officers.


At the semi-annual election Of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. F.. Tuesday evening,
June 2s, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Noble grand, David Wolf;
vice grand, C. L. Bartlett; recording secretary,
reelected. Vim. A. Taylor; permanent secre-
tary, reelected, George C. Hercus; treasurer,
reelected, Vim. Gibson; representatives to
Grand Lodge, c. p. Crandall, Joseph Bur-
roughs, H. T. Wheeler, J. H. Crew, Joseph
Webb. Installation, Tuesday evening, July 5.
Naomi Lodge. No. l, d. Of r., 1. o. y. F., has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term. and they viii be installed at the next
meeting, July IL: N. g., Mrs. Julia Roberts;
V. G., Mrs. Burroughs R. S., Mrs. s. NJ. San
derson P s., Mrs. Van Horn; treasurer, Mrs.
E. A. Thompson.
At regular meeting OF Constellation Coun-
Gil, No. 81, Junior Order United American
Mechanics. Wednesday evening the following Off
cers were elected to serve until January l, 1893:
Junior p. c., George A. Forbes; councillor, p.
p. Rouse; vice councillor, Charles A. Todd; re-
cording secretary. VIM. L. Boyden; assistant
recording secretary, ]. Theo. Rupli; financial
secretary. A. HARLAN Hunt; treasurer. J. Harry
Cunningham; warden, c. A. Hartman; con-
ductor, r. s. Newell inside sentinel, Perry
Beatty; outside sentinel, J. W. Hodges; repre-
sentative to state council Of Virginia, Thomas
s. Sergeon; trustee for eighteen months, John
D. Schoield, jr.
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DoSr PAY II.
p piy D,s r s,.: %; for sss%is.s Msstn.
PAY psg 81; % |, 30 pr tiaoisn n. vi,
DpSr rs 9 h Ps9 al M Da "a 81
IT.: steel Bed Springs. woven wire tor an bot
"a 80 ras 20 Dsr
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npr - ss e. To 3 boss Ss;
Pay sass, &c,, for best Iron-s,ons 10 pie .
ppr laf Dan ss 81 to SsTiSt
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price s. 1 Dsn tG Sav /. = sslS
boais inS Ss ene asGa s f:as
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PAY Don't ray q spopndfor prime Goose Fsssh.
pr ' pillow sy "' sound S IS. ssa;
DoN.r Gosh. ". don't ssIi on inss.!lmsDs.v and
IT: rsasoni You have no cause to doubt uil
ss rSs Pay 10! sAs sss
poNr All ~ and you ana snyS0 ~: H.!
much or how ssls You SiS% a ~ Coa: sod
NJ. G. GaAsrY.
Double , stssss rSI e ha:s aS Ghin. g.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Az AUGUST oPHNINo IN REAL ESTATE.
About ons-eighth Of the river front of Alexan-
dxia viii be sold next month at auction, under
decree Of court to settle up the affairs Of the
iron boom started hers some fifteen years ago
BY John B. Archer and his associates Of the
Vspor Fuel Company, "to carry on the bust
usss Of smelling iron and other metals, as
ven e the manufacture Of iron and steel
in all it branches" The boom was assigned
BY Archer 4 Co., after the failure Of
the vapor fuel project, to the Virginia
Iron Shtpbuilding Company, which was conf
trolisd in Portland and Boston, and this adven-
ture, too, was unsuccessful. Considerable
amounts are due the city by the boom, and it Is
now to DO sold out and settled up. report Of
its assets and liabilities was reported to The
eTAA some weeks ago. II is thought that the
ssle Of this great area Of river side and railway
dds property, which has long been idle, will
stimulate business in that section Of the first
ward.
SINGULAR STORY.
The remains Of colored man, Dennis Jen-
hns, were brought here last night from Phila-
dolphin for burial. Jenkins, while he lived
here, was shot, and the physicians found hole
IN his stomach, from which Inflammation set in,
and he wHs for some time near death. Months
ago he recovered and he has been working in o
brick yard. Last Monday morning he coughed
up the bullet that entered his stomach Ave years
the part Of thu brick yard, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed.
MADE MONEY Foa TIE SCHOOLS.
The colored teachers Of the public schools
are much delighted at the result Of their recent
school closing. In order to raise money to de-
fray the expenses Of obtaining the Opera House,
&C., . small charge was made for admission to
. cantata, which Principal Parker and the other
teachers carried to successful result, and now,
after paying all the expenses, some S76 re-
mains, which Will DO devoted to the purchase Of
Webster's unabridged dictionaries, so as to give
each school copy or to make payment on a
piano for school use.
PAYING IN AND PAYING OUT.
The time for the payment Of the city taxes so
as to obtain the benefit Of the 10 per cent dis
count expires today. At least two thirds OF the
city revenue for the year has been paid in and
the treasurer Of the city is now paying out the
July interest to all Corners.
NOTES.
No Fourth Of July celebration is announced
here.
Messrs. Lunt 4 O'Neal are about to put up
handsome three story brick dwelling on Prince
street, near Alfred, opposite DIR. W. NJ. Smiths
Office.
The marriage in Baltimore last May Of Percy
Winisatt OF Washington and Miss Alberta v.
Young OF this city, daughter Of Mr.. Julian
Young, is now announced.
The committee on streets will open on the
9Th Of July proposals. for putting down some
800 feet Of brick sewers here.
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The choir boys of St. Johns Church gave
their annual picnic on last Wednesday to
Colonial Beach, leaving the city at Q am. on
the steamer Geo. Leary. On arriving at the
Beach Mr.. Willis informed the boys that his
hotel and all that was in it was ut their disposal
during their stay and the boys Immediately
turned themselves loose Surf bathing,
grabbing, base ball and other amusements fol
lowed during the remainder Of the day. In
the evening an ilnpromptu concert was held in
the hotel pariors, and at 1890 O'Clock the Choir
listers, after benediction service in their large
bed room, were tucked in their little beds. Al
8 o'clock Tn rsday morning everybody was
awake and the amusements Of the day before
were repeated. Before their departure Mr..
Willis served the boys with a ''crab lunch, u
which was great enjoyed. At II o'clock pm.
the steamer reached Washington on its return
trip with the boys completely tired out from,
the most enjoyable outing they have ever had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
THE COURTS.

CouRr IN GENERAL TEnM-Chief Justice Bing-
han, and Judges Hdgner and James.
Yestsrday-C. J. NJ. Gwynn Of baltimore ad-
'mitted to tho bar on motion Of Mr.. Matthews.
c. 8. agt. Simms; submitted by Assistant Dii-
trict Attorney Armes. Werden agt. Guy; on
hearing.
CouRr IN GENERAL TERN.
YesterdAy-U. y. cx rel Walton agt. Commits
doner Land Oalce; argued and submitted.
PnosArE CoURr-Judye HaJner.
Yestcrday-In re R. G. B S. Heiner; Helen G.
Heirer appointed guardian-bond, 81 ECO. Es-
,.,s o. WIZ; Esa PA Aia ESan aapg9iHea ad
re W. X. Mendonhall, guardian; order author
izing extension Of lease. Estate Of Il. W. Moore
Laura A. Whitney appointed administrative
bond, 81. Goo Estate Of S. +. Lomax; petition
for probate of will, &C., filed. Estate of Juliu,
Pach; do, do. Estate Of E. ". Reamy; 8. c.
Reamy appointed administrator-bond, 81, 900
Estate Of T. C. Clark; G. W. Wise do.-bond
$500. Estate Of Vim. Parker; report Of ex
aminer fled
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TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Mr.. Charles @. Homer of Anscostaa Commit,
Suicide.

VnoTheo " aOrnof OF AnoCoooo CommI6o
Suicide.
At noon yesterday Dr.. James A. Watson vas
summoned to attend Mr.. Charles @. Horner, .
farmer, residing at the old DAbney house on
Nicholas avenue. Upon the arrival Of the
physician he was informed by Mrs.. Horner that
her husband had confessed 10 having taken .
large dose Of paris green with suicidal intent.
The symptoms subssantiated her statement
An antidote was administered, but at 1890 Life
was extinct Mr.. Hornsr had frequently talked
Of suicide. He was subject to seasons Of mslan-
cholia- Or. Watson informed the police and
rendered Q certificate Of death in accordance
with the fncts. This was accepted by the health
Office, and no inquest viii be bold. Arrange
nents fer the funeral have not been perfected.
Mr.. Horner leaves . widow and four children.
Neither his family nor friends oan assign any
cause for the deed other than temporary in
sanity.
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Michael Was Satisfied.
Michael Lanhody was one Of Judge Kimball'f
callers this morning. Mike was, as usual, called
upon to answer o charge Of vagrancy.
'Michael,Y said his honor, "what did give
YOU last tlme?"
Sixty days, your honor" replied Michael
land was much obliged to you for il, too.
appreciate generosity whenever see it, SIR
We'll, Michael" fald the court, II propose
10 do more for you this time. You can have
ninety days"
Every good, your honor" said Michael. wit
greater. Good day, gentlemen" and Mike
went below.
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An Order Against MI. Lambie.

restraining order was issued by Justice
Bradley yesterday in the case Of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
against Edward L. Lambie, enjoinins him from
digging, undermining or molesting with the
trench and wires Of complainant between
street and New York avenue northwest The
complainant states that in 1886 they put down
their wires in cables laid in asphalt on 18th
street, and were in full enjoyment and posses
sion till the LIST instant, when the defendant
commenced to dig and undermine them, and
persisted after their warning.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.

Mt. vxRNoS.-MacaIester, 10 am, and I'm.
MAlsHAIL HAIL--River Queen, $50 am.
and pm Manchester at 10 am, 8 and GAS
Pm
G1EAr FALLS AND CABIN JoHS BnIpaz-
Barge Oak Spring leaves foot Of Sad street and
Canal an sharp
COLONIAL BEACH AND PINEY PoIxT.-Georgs
Leary, Gam
RIVER yIKw.-Ssm1 J. Pentz, 945 An. !. a
and 6'46 pm Mary Washington, 12:15 and
6:l6p.m.
LowxR R1vI1 LASpISas.-T.V Y. Azrowsmith,
$50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

Am8t0Uf B230 BnLIs
The windsors defeated the first nine Of Con-
zaga College by 9 to o. Address al challenges
to L. E. Flynn, 100 + street northeast.
The Atoms viii play the Southern Starr on
Monday on the Potomac fats.
The Young Mems Catholic Club will play the
bureau Of engraving team on July Fourth al
their grounds, Capitol Park. Walter Williams
eI-amatsur lo0-yard sprinter Of the District,
Win run 100 yards with Chas. Derome, champion
100-ysrd Splinter Of Indiana, three hsan for q
handsome medal. The race will commence al
10 o'clock and the game at II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
BAD Enupr1os OK Nrox.
soRELY AFFLICTED NEARLY THREE YEARS.
USED PRESCRIPTIONS FROM THREE DOC
TORS WITHOUT ANY BENEFIT.
AFTER USING CUTIcURA TWO DAYS. THE
sCABs ALL DROP OFF CURE WAS
QUICK AND COMPLETE.

suffered for nearly three years with eruption on
my neck and used prescriptions from three doctors
during tia: time which did me good. purchased
CUTICURA REMEDIES. and the second day after
using II the scabs all dropped OF and never scsbbsd
CUTICURA my neck was entirely well, and has been
well ever SINCE and all that say for II is that
whereas was sorely afflicted am we'll, and all
from the use Of CUrICURA REMEDIES.
N. W. SMITH.
Lynchwood p. o.. Kershnw City. 8. c.
This Is to certify that the above testimony is
purchased the CUTICURA and its effects
while using. W. s. SMITH.
Notary Public for the State Of South Carolina.
SKINsDISEAsEs TEN YEARS.
Find the CUTICURA REMEDIES do all you claim.
Have been suffering with skin disease ten Year,.
Could End no remedy 10 cure until tried CUTl-
CURA. Very happy over the result.
HENRY MOORE. Lancaster. Va.
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hair. from infancy to age. from pimples to scrofus.
Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA. Doc. SOAP.
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Death of oliver j. Hart, Jr,

Oliver J. Hart, jr., for a number Of years q
clerk in the sixth auditors Office, Treasury De-
partment, died on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of his parents. on wadmalaw Island, 8. C.
He studied law at Columbia, 8. c.. after having
graduated in civil engineering at Union College,
he received government appointment in this
city, where he won many warm friends. He
belonged to Harmony Lodge, No. II, Columbia
Chapter, No. l, and Columbia Commandory,
No. q, F. A. A. n.
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EYEs,oHr SAVED.

Aftse Scarlet Fever. Diphthsria. Pnsumonia and
other PRESENTING diseases. hoods Sarsapazlla II
sQualsd to thoroughly purify the blood and give
needed strength hsed this:
my boy had Scarlet Fever when years Old. lsav.
inG HIN very weak and With blood POISONED WITH
CANKxR- His syss became indamsd. his sunsrinys
tntsnss. Apd for weeks he could not open
~ eyesL took him 10 the Eye and Ear 1nnrmary on
Charles street. but their remedies fed do the faint
ct shadow Of coed I began giving him
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
which sosa cured him Ihnov IL SAVED HIS SIGHT,
NOT his very nfs." ABDIE +. DLACKNAN, 28Ss
Washmgson stssst, Boston, Nass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Halle N.
Belle and Jane j. Woodard Levi Brooks Of Mont
gomery county, Nd, and Ida Lumkins of
Feu4uier county, Va; David II. Rosin and
Annie Walsky: George Willis White of New
York and Pauline E. Freeman Of Gouveneur,
Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

HOODS PILLS 60 tAs best afpsr-dinner Pills, a.
siss digssttoo. cure headache and btliousnsss z
CoNSULT T1R Only Q1osCoPTIN -PHYsi-
nssr lorty-Gvs Year. q 90 st. s.w. 1--WE have ~.
1uesA tie ss1s q tAapdsat Disease almost 70 GER
ts1nty hy exoEniuin9 into the chslncA character Of
urinary 4spo.t6." We Win describe you. dseAse and
s III Sssss.. ~ ses nsss H51 ,o
vnash Tie hSnaan fapiy a;s snhtect-dyspspsia con
- n nGYYO 0easss. diseasss Of the sktn. iunFs.
01oEnach. 64nsyA DC. H2.1ms ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

LOOK HERE: now's your chance to buy YOUR
self rich-purchase a lot for your wife ut Ocean
City July L Round trip, s3.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

Half Rates TO New York and Return,
ACCOUNT OF cH1ISrIAN ENDIAvoD CONVICTION,
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.
For the benefit Of persons desiring to visit
New York on occasion Of the Christian En-
deavor convention, July 70 10, the Penn
syivania railroad will sell round-trip tickets
from Washington at rate Of one fare, ESQ.
These tickets will be sold and will be good 60
ing July to z. Valid for return until July
Is, and by depositing the ticket with joint agent
in New York they can be further extended
until August 15.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

RIvfI vIHw.-Steamer Pentz, II An and
3 and $50 pm.
MARSHALL HALL--Steamers Manchester and
River Queen, II am and 2:45, $50 and 6:l6
Pm
Bar RAooE.-Trains leave B. and O. station
s95 An, 1:3o and 315 pm.
COLONIAL BEACH AND PNEY PoINI.-George
Leary, am.
RxTKxsDA PARx--Take Tenleytovn cara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

DIETE1cs for summer sufferers. Asrnans-
hsuser Domain Red Wine (Gernsn) and True
City-made Blackberry Cordial CHn- XAsDxI's.
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A Ral1uce In Bank.

Money earned does no. sccumrnulase rapidly
- . rule. Money well invested ripens into
largS fortunes.
u 700 viah to follow In the footsteps Of those
who have bean successful you must commence
TO ssvs. There d nothing that VIII aid Won in
% Astng - much - an account In Q good re-
itaAls banning house. The capital Of the WASH
ingten Lean and Trust Company Is o. 600 900,
and b al paad up. n has eash surplus Of
eIoo, 90 This company pays interest on cur
rent balances subject 10 chsck.--Adct
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

DE- ALBERT R. STuAaT, JR., has returned to
the city. having made his degree Of MD. at the
University Of Virginia DR.. Stuart is also an
MA Of Trinity College, and his graduation
with distinction in medicine as q "one-year
man" at the University Of virginia il regarded
with pride by his many friends
FRANK MxDBERY, Arthur Night and Albert
Skinner are camping for two weeks at Fairfax
Court House, Va.
Mr. l. NJ. Howard Of this city. who has been
seriously sick at the Hotel Aldine, Atlantic
City. with grip complications for the last three
weeks, is now convalescent. He has had the
care Of Farragut Post, G. A. R., who will prob
ably bring him TO his home in few days.
The VILLAGE CAMPMXETINa given by the
East Washington Colored NJ E. Church will
open on Sunday, July 10, on l4th street north
east, between B and C streets.
Mrs. ]. ELLEN FOSTER has organized the
"Womsn's Republican Association" with head
quarters in Washington, and the association has
established literary bureau with headquarters
at the Esmere, for the dissemination among
women Of political information and literature.
Mrs. T. n. Howard, late Of Boston and at pres
ent on the staff Of the Wondn's Tribune, has
been appointed chief Of the bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
Michael Was Satisfied.

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE W. L. MOSES / SoNs
viii close ut 5 pm. every day.