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ANACOSTIA,
CAUGHT IN A TRAP.

CACohT IN THAI.
Floral Hill has been SO infested with tramps
and fruit and melon thieves Of late that the
proprietor, DR.. W. Lee White, was compelled to
placard. the premises thus: danger. Tres
passers, beware" This caution did not avail,
and DR.. White corroborated the danger signal
with series Of steel traps. Last evening the
neighborhood was aroused by avocal demonstra-
ton from John Willis, Washington lad, who
had been caught in q trap while purloining
pears. The hired man released him, and DR..
White, after exacting promises Of good behavior
from the lad. turned him loose.
LAST DAY OF CAMP MEETING.
Tomorrow will mark the conclusion Of Camp
bell Grove camp meeting. There will be all
night services and a grand rally. Rev. DIR.
Peck, the pastor Of the church under whose
auspices the camp is being held, has issued invi-
tations to q large number Of the clergy of the
African NJ. E.. Colored NJ. E.. Zion NJ. E.. In
dependent Methodist and Baptist churches of
this conference.
Rev. Dr. Hunter returned to his charge in
Virginia yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. o. Watson represented Anacostia in
the Otterback excursion yesterday per steam
launch LOWE Randall.
Mr.. John N. Minnix is steadily improving.
Miss Mentally Of East Washington is post
mistress pro tenn. during Miss Etzler's vaca-
ton.
DR.. H. v. Pyles was hurriedly summoned this
morning to attend Mr.. Mason Of the county,
who is reported dying.
Arthur Mclean returned from Howard county
this morning after protracted and pleasursble
vacation.
Station Keeper J. w. Middleton resumed his
duties today after q vacation spent in Prince
Georges county.
Mr.. John A. Darling of the bureau Of print
ing and engraving left last night for visit to
his old home at Plymouth. England.
The Anacostia river has good sod on Il to
day. Tides are low and the river is filing in.
DR.. ]. w. Mitchell has recovered. Miss
Mitchell will spend tho remainder of the sum-
mer and the fall in Saint Mary's county, Md.
Mr.. Harbaugh Of jackson street will 20 to
western Maryland next week.
Messrs. w. Simonds and A. Duvall gave a
sailing party on the Eastern Star last night.
Mr.. Shaw, formerly Of Anacostia was in town
this morning renewing acquaintance.
On the return Of Mr.. Griswold. Treasurer ].
B. Pitcher Of the Anacostia railroad and wife will
60 to Canada for q month. Mrs. Pitcher is
with kindred in western New York.
Edward Pitcher, formerly one Of the boys
here. writes that he Is making hit as an cleo
trician at Buens Vista, Col.
Mrs. Church is visiting her early home at
Hartleton, Pa.
Miss Jennie Yarger, well known here, is also
ct Hartleton.
Mr.. ]. W. Middleton, IT,, will spend Sunday
at Plum Run, Pa.
Anacostia streets are dusty.
Mr. Herbert F. L. Allen is back from the
Blue Ridge Of Virginia.
Mrs. A. H. Wilmer OF Saint Elizabeth will
visit Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. Rox Miller Of surrattsville, Nd, is in
town today.
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He Silent in the Park.

John T. Beers, painter, living at 1910 9Th
street northwest, feeling drowsy yesterday
afternoon. concluded to enjoy nap in the
Smithsonian grounds. Mr.. Beers slumbers
were rudely disturbed by an officer, who con-
veyed him to the station house. and this morn
ing he was charged before Judge Harper with
vagrancy.
'Mr. Beers" remarked his honor, "you
should have gone home to sleep. will take
standing that You win take my advice here
after"
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About $50 O'Clock last evening the house of
Mr.. B. G. King, in course Of erection on the
Blair road in Takoma. was discovered on fire,
and il was extinguished by the citizens with
loss Of sl5o.
About 40 o'clock last night barn on the
property Of Mr.. C. J. Eslin at Mt. Pleasant was
destroyed by fire, supposed work of an incen-
diary, and the loss was SEQ
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Saws His Wife Deserted Him.

Hamilton L Rothrock, by Mr.. A. A. Lips
comb, seeks a divorce from Bessie Rothrock, to
whom he was married by Rev. H. r. Naylor
December 4. 1884, on the charge Of desertion
March 81, 1887. He states that on that date,
after returning from the funeral of their infant
child. she changed her apparel and said she
wished to visit her mother in Philadelphia, and
shortly after he was shocked and grieved by q
proposition of separation from her, and he
wrote to her, but his letter was returned un-
opened.
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Funeral of the Late VIM. LInkin..

The funeral Of the late VIM. Linkins, an old
and respected citizen Of the West End, took
place yesterday afternoon from his residence,
No. 1908 street northwest, and it was largely
attended Mr.. Linkins was a native Of this
city, aged seventy-fcur wears, and for many
years was q leading butcher in the Washington
markets. Rev. DIR. Butler officiated and paid q
merited tribute 10 his worth as a citizen. The
interment was made at the Congressional ceme-
terry and the palbearers were his nephews. He
leaves two sons and Q daughter.
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ALEXANDRIA.
RAILWAY TROUBLE AT A HILLSIDE.

RAILWAY TROUBLE AT HILLSIDE.
The act of council granting the right Of way
to the Warrington. Alexandria and Mount YER
non Railway Company over the streets gave .
right to occupy franklin styeet from the east
side Of Fairfax street to the west side Of Royal
street." but provided that such occupation
''shall not obstruct the archway use> Of the
street." Franklin street is not paved and il
grade is incomplete. From Fairfax to Royal
street its slope is very steep, and on the lower
part Of this down grade the railroad engineers
have begun to throw up an embankment with
view to make the slope less. This has been
stopped by the Superintendent Of police, and
matters there are at standstill. II has been
suggested that the electric company shall make
Q grade OF the entire area Of Franklin street,
from Pitt street east to Fairfax street, SO that
no obstruction of travel on Franklin street shall
be caused by their embankment
IMPROVEMENT IN rAYErrE ALLEY.
The Potomac Novelty Company having pur-
chased from Mai. John W. Green Hugh
Lstham's old omnibus stable in Fayette alley
and Lee street, will extend their works north
and make use OF the two-story stable building
there. 1t was intended at its opening that
Fayette alley should be. street. It il nearly
forty feet wide. paved from end to end, and, on
some portions, it has narrow sidewalk. Once
there were two small stores, a carpenter shop,
tin shop and several dwellings,, besides Keli's
Anl"ohsc piScOH aFldTy, upon H. VI l8t6 IL ud9
fallen into the condition Of other alleys.
THE BATS LEAVING ALEXANDRIA.
Old citizens notice the decline in the number
OF bats that years ago infested Alexandria. At
nightfall there were hundreds of them fitting
in the darkness, for the streets had no lamps,
and in daylight when an old roof was removed
or an old sign board taken down three or four
bats were sure to be started out, blind, into the
sunlight and afford sport for the boys, The
boys evening refrain, bat, bat, fly in my hat
and I'll give you slice Of bacon" which the
boys sang rs thew threw up their hats to the
flying animals, is forgotten. The gas lamps
thinned their numbers long ago, and they have
nearly all fed far from the nightly blaze Of the
electric light.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
The examination Of the colored teachers on
the basis established by the board Of public
schools at Richmond shows that all of them
have passed the percentage required to secure
certificates.
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. EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

RIVER yIEw.-Steamer Pentz, IL am. 3:15
and $40 pm.
MARSHALL HALL-Steamers Manchester and
River Queen, IL am. and 2:45, $50 and els
pm
Bar RIDaE.-Trains leave B. and o. station
SIS am. $50 and 3:15 pm.
COLONIAL BEACH AND PfNEY PorNr.-George
Leary. Sam.
BETHESDA PARK.-Take Tenleytown cara
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Harper's Ferry i'm Oil.

The John Brown Fort Company of this city
has given an order to Mr.. JEFF. Schlosberg, q
local artist, for an oil painting of Harper's
Ferry, Va, as it appeared at the time Of John
Browns raid. in November. 1859. The paint
ing. will be twenty-one feet long and twelve feet
high and when completed will be placed on ex-
hibition with John Browns fort in the COM
pany's building on Wabash avenue, Chicago.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

Ruth Chapter, No. l, Order Of the Eastern
Star, was instituted on the evening Of the 18th
inst. in Masonic Hail. Brightwood, by Deputy
Worthy Grand Patron Becker. assisted by the
officers Of Alpha Chapter. No. 1, of Baltimore.
Thisi the first chapter of this order instituted
in the District of Columbia. The principal
officers are: Mira. Jennie johnson, worthy
matron; Mr.. W. E. Nalley, worthy patron; Mrs.
Mcena Lamond, associate matron, and Miss
Carrie Yost, secretary.
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CITY ITEMS.
Do Not FORGET Your Checks.

- 0' 81 10ut OHocHS'
Whenever you buy Coffee, Tea, Baking Pow
der, Spices. Condensed Milk or Flavoring Ex-
tracts at any Of our stores remember that you
are entitled to q certain number OF checks.
With these checks you can purchase q great
variety Of useful household articles.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos Seventh st. NV.
BRANCHES: 1920 14th st. n.w.-31O4 M st,
Georgetown.-815 H st. n.e.-58, So and 60
Center Market.-67 and 68 Eastern Market
81 and 90 Western Markets and o
Street Market.-10l Northern Liberty Market.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN,
Telephone S4S. [1tl Manager.
Guns and Rifles at reduced prices to
make room for new goods. Dog collars en-
graved and razors honed free. Surgical In
struments and Trusses, Wholesale and retail
Telephone call 176l. wALfoRD's, At Pa.sve. 1ts
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M Ham Was FA1L1so.
SCALP. sCALY AND CRUSTY. TERRIBLE
ITCHING THREE OTHER REMEDIES
FAIL. CURED BY CUTIcURA
FOR el.Ta

Ihave used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for scalp
diseases. My hair was falling badly. my foretop be-
coming crusty or scay and 1t itched 50 badly that
could not keep my hands OF my head. If oombed
on those scales. sticky or eummy substance would
ooxe out Of the skin and form another crust After
trying two or three remedies. sent to you for
book. and after reading II. rsed box Of CUTI-
CURA. one cake Of CUTICURA SOAP and took one
bottle of the CUTICURA REsOLvENT. which cured
me- feel grateful to you for the remedies and have
recommended them to my friends.
I. 8. TURNER. Sorrento, Lake Co., Fla.
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A Pleasure Tour to Niagara Falls.

A more interesting trip to Niagara Falls could
not be planned than that of August IS, via ROYAL
Blue line. speeiA train OF day coaches and
Pullman parlor cars will leave y. and u. station
at Washington at Z IS a.. m. and Camden station,
Baltimore, at S:45 a. m, passing through the
picturesque Wyoming and Lehigh valleys amid
the anthracite coal fields Of Pennsylvania, and
arriving at Niagara Falls at midnight. As tickets
viii have ten day limit ample time will be af-
Southern Canada and the lake regions Of CEN
trail New York On return journey tickets viii
be valid on all regular trains and to stop of at
Buffalo, the romantic Glen Onoko, Mauch
Chunk and Elmira. near which city is Watkins
Glen That these excursions over a new route
are full of interest Is demonstrated by the phe-
nomensl popularity they have gained in a short
time The round trip from Baltimore and
Warrington Will be S10-Adrt
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Found Sick ON the street.

Chss. Carter, colored, was found sick at 18th
and G streets northwest yesterday. John A.
Gray of Forrestville, Prince Georges county,
Nd. was found sick at It'll and B streets north
west yesterday. and both were treated at the
Emergency Hospital
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Judson Wolverton, aged thirty, Of Sunbury,
q brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad, and
q nephew Of Congressman Wolverton, was
killed by falling OF the cars Thursday night
In rounding curve be was thrown from the
top Of box car, striking his head, which was
crushed, killing him instantly.
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AprIv.te Garbage Collector Fined.

Private Garbage Collector Fined.
William Marshall, colored, a private garbage
collector, left one Of his barrels uncovered on G
street between 9Th and It'll northwest yesterday
for about two and a half minutes. Judge
Harper informed Mr.. Marshall this morning
that he thought l " cents a minute was fair
assessment for the privilege enjoyed.
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LOCAL MENTION.


The weather.
FORECAST TILL p. u. SUNDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, fair; slight changes in temperature;
northveeterly winds, becoming variable.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at
sm.: Great Falls, temperature, 70; condition,
Is. Receiving reservoir temperature, IS. Con-
dition at north connection. So; condition at
south connection, s.; distributing reservoir,
temperature, SO: condition at inhuent gate
house, IS: effiuent gate house. S.
High water. Low water.
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A Fatal RuruiuY

About o'clock yesterday a gasoline stove at
No. 1910 wylie street, Mr.. Chas. Lehmans, ex-
ploded, and Mrs. Lehman and her child were
badly burned by the flying fluid. Mrs. Leh-
mans injuries were such as to cause her death
about o'clock last night The child. it is
thought, viii recover. The damage to the house
Was aight.
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When in Need Come to Me.

When In Need Como to Me.
If you are short Of ''cash'' and desire to re-
new some Of your housefurnishings my NAM
moth Furniture House is open for your inspec-
ton of its contents and if have anything in
stock that meets with your appreciation you are
free to make selection on the condition Of a
small spot" payment with long time to meet
the balance You will find my prices more than
reasonable and my stock complete.
JOHN RUDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5I3 Seventh street northwest.
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1Oc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists.
au12
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0 Mary, don't you weep,
Don't you weep,
Terra Firma Soap will cure
Your tender aching feet.
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capt. Ueogno8ons netlrement.
Capt. W. c. Geoghegan, after a service Of
fifteen years as commanding officer of the
steamer Sue, handed his resignation to the Off
GERS Of the Maryland and Virginia Steamboat
Company yesterday. The Baltimore Sun
today, speaking Of his retirement, says: Capt.
Geoghegan is well known to the travelling pub
lie generally, among whom he has hosts of
friends. who not only admire his genial man.
ner, but his skill as q navigator. The steam
boat men consider him careful and compe-
tent master, who stands at the top Of his pro-
fession as q Chesapeake bay pilot. He took
charge OF the Sue on May 1, 1875. She was
then running from Baltimore to Norfolk, Va
In 1877 the Sue was transferred to the Potomac
route, running from Baltimore to Washington,
on which line she ia now running The steamer,
which was formerly owned by the Clyde line,
was sold to the Maryland and Virginia Steam
boat Company, who still own her. Capt. o. &.
Simmons, who has commanded the steamer w.
CERT Of the same line, will be placed in charge
of the Sue, and Capt. W. c. Robinson, who was
pilot Of the Tygert, will now act as captain Of
that steamer
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Knocked Down by a Grip Car

Henry P. Green, colored man, attempted to
cross in front Of a grip car at It'll and G streets
northwest Yesterday afternoon and was struck,
knocked down and badly bruised and was
taken to the Emergency Hospital.
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DEMOCRATS AT KKNsINoTON.
A Rally Last Might Thae Wa Largely
AtAsnded.

d. LAIRD, WI. vIKRs BoUIo AND orHIRs-
JAMES =. BROWN OF THIS crrH Abuses TIE
GRAND ARnr-cHEEHs roR cLxvELAND AND
STEVENSON.
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LOVELIEST. Whitest. Clearest Skin and Softest
Hands produced by CUTICURA SOAP.
WEAK. PAINFUL KIDNEYS.
With their weary. dull. aching. Iifeless al!-eone
sensation. RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE BY THE
eUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the only pain.
killing plaster. aulowSs
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BAD ECZEMA CURED,

Three years ago my little boy had terrible sore
his Chest four inches across. besides other forms Of
ecxema His doctor had tried several remedies with
no effect SO began to use the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. In two weeks his chest healed and the
skin white and smooth again. continued the CUTI-
CURA RESOLvENT some time longer until he was
quite well and even rive ii to him in q while
II he has any blood trouble. never without
CUTICURA REMEDIES, all three.
Mrs. NJ. A. CHENEY,
Kauanha Falls. Fayette county, W. Va.
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s250 ACCIDENT INSURANCE PoLIcY gratis
with purchase of 81 and over at AUrRBAcH's,
SIS Pa ave- and N. Y. ave- cor. 18th St
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

TEE BATTLE OF GETTYsBuRe.-l5ths street and
Chic avenue.
Y. N. c. A. PARK. nth AND U STREETS
NoRTHwEsr.-Concert and athletic sports.
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THERE is no reason that so MANY people
should have unsightly teeth. Minot's Denti-
frice removes tartar and preserves the teeth.
IS cents everywhere.
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CARPxTs CLEANED by the EXPIRE CARPET
Wolxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
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ARTISTIC AND GUARASTEED.-Silver Filings,
20 cents; Plstins. 81. Very best Teeth, 50.
Z. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, It'll and D..
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FINANCIAL

WANrED-eooD SOLICITORS kxPENsEs
viii be paid and l.rs. oOnu.i..ions addrr.. Bo.
i;gl Star ofice. ,ula-St.
I MON SAVINGS BANk.
7h At. OPPOSITE Pos, ofscs pept.
The hsst place IN Washington for depc.a q -avinss
-Four pr cent paid and laurs DIVIDEND. ON
instGliment deposits.
Bank hours: p.so to : each week day and stos
Saturday evenings. VIII remain open uutfi 5 IN.
middle and end Of the month.
SAVINGS stamps aud - cents for sale Al the
hank and At any Of the following
DEPOSIT AGENCIES,
NORTHWEST WASHINGTON z. D. Gilman, at
sHe,' T,s..s' { wit%er 4 G.; lsls y. ave sro,e,
o. isi4 "a I'm s -. SsS ae! sass: fsp.s ss
llih a. drasvst GsSnss b. kennedy 4 scSSs. iiis
fsi. .e'ssrs tlph.nao younss Cenusny 81 ss6 =
.,rocers Woodward lsthrer. llth aud - r-n-
s. ssn'rsi Si~hsndisl dis, = = Moa,s1%rr III S W
q. d.. srs Tf isr s,. 4 1e- pG1s ave- and "a
Merts's Modern Pharmacy. iith an -is Fanlond,
,en: Oh and SIS. arus..s'. = 3 ci..el lc,h ssl
Rhode Island ave, SrarTi., Hsi-,S6s Phar ra
corner leh and Il St. Horace A Coaklrys Pharln.sy.
" hshsrdss q. aI5 ~ q. dTaFsisi. NoitiHEhsT
and sis, xro,er L y. Walter. oern-r is,h aud %
d d s,5, g = p HalleI; ii2o q SnCIHEASr
gist; J. Nalter HODGES, CORNER Pa snd a st.
drusstst Chss Hawkins. an and virginia ave-. drus
Monroe ana iosp.Sn y. - STN w. 1hsr TsSSsT
" ID. Brace. .srsl 81. drngEiSt. y y. DIVER a
Co. $3.50 NJ st, srccers. A. Hanloa, l444 :1d =.
grocer, n. ". ofiutt. ga and sfs. RRuokI.ANn.
d c-chAries McGee at station q b. ana o. railroad.
WANTED-AUCTIoNE TO SILL LOTS AND
slperintend the drawing Of same. Address. stating
terms. Bo, LIB star Office. aul3-sg.
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The Last CALI!

Whites Yucatan Gum is made of abso
lutely pure materials. and il equally healthy fo
the young, middle aged and old. aus
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For One Week Only
bottles Fine Old Madeira for 81.
30 Cigars for 90; a speciality. e.
H. A. SELIGsoN,
au13-3t 1900 and 1902 Penn ava
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IwILL sell from one to twenty-five boxes
Walter Raleigh Tobacco at cents q pound
under the manufacturer price
T. A. ROVER, North Cap. and II sta
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FussELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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FoR BLANK Books. Stationery and Office Sup
plies 60 to EAsroN 4 RUPP. 421 18th St
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A SAIL across Chssapsaks bay and bah In
the ocean in one days outing b hard - beat
Apply otaos Of ths SinspuIsut Dsach o., Go
18th stxeoG-Adut.
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CUTICURA REsOLvENr

CUTICURA RESOLVENT
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest Of
Humor Remedies. internally, cleanses the blood of all
impurities and poisonous elements, while CUTI-
CURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTICURA SOAP
an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beautifer, externally
clear the skin Of every trace Of disease. Hence the
CUTICURA REMEDIES cure every species of itch
ing. burning. sealy and pimply diseases and humors
Of the skin, scalp and blood with loss Of hair from
infancy to age. from pimples to scrofulA
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, Soc ;SOAP
Csc. REsOLvENT. 81. Prepared BY the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
e~"How to Cure Skin Diseases, "a pages, SO IL
Illustrations and 100 testimonials, mailed Free
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RUPTURE.
Removed to ga llth st. NV
The most difacult cases Of rupture retained with
comfort and ease to the wearer by using
THE IMPROVED RoRICK AIR PAD.
We carrya full line Of Leather-covered and Hard
Rubber Trasses, Suspensories, Elastic Goods, &c
Lady in attendance for ladies' Consultation FREQ.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
,s4-str TRUSS PARLOR. 7A nth ST. NV.
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LAST Excunslox Of the National RiAss, No
day, August Is Bee advertisement .
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Sc. WILL Bur any Straw Hat in our stock.
HENRY FRANC 4 Son,
One Price cor. 9Th and d.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CUNpAY. AUGUST "A. 1852
TWO BOATS. TWO BANDS.
MrDsUMMER's SECOND SUNDAY ON
THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL
BAND ON THE MAcALEsrER-BANDo ON THE
RIVER QUEENi

"A drowsy smell Of nowers-grsy heliotrcpe.
And white sweet clover. and shy mignonstte-
Comes family in. and 81 emit chorus lends
To the pervading symphony Of peace"
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The Commissioners have ordered An expendi-
ture Of e400 in macadamizing Brentwood road
between Patterson avenue and Harmony ceme-
terry.
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Last ExcuasloH Of TIE Naesnal RiAss. Nea-
day, August IL Bee advsrtisslnsuA
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s. Heller, 100 7th st. NV, is making n spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf my20-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

NUsr MAcADAMizE THE SPACE.
The Commissioners have ordered the Ecking.
ton and Soldiers' Home railway to macadamize
the space formerly occupied by their tracks on
Lincoln avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

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