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LOCAL MENTION.
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enu son,, SL a glees. C4o. is and .
ksen. sU Fn0rnc 75L.N eMr
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sedesa tearn eet -eveySiyN
11unt and F ska, Bad.
Lwn Som, 141 New ork aws.
Aw A. G.=U=' mr-SlIyer UINga
aSMIn bisa S1 Vny be Teet h.
a L bma. Aius. e . -jib mid.
...r PaC O M .e '
Im. SOL Any ofuar Bighpade Sraw cab
Swis. Fnwc A SON, cor. 7th and D)iSO
Pn M BOM evMMeryma 011m Sut
au t go nd ams & RUeP, 41 ink SL
w Law of tewo. 1427 Tork V.
T.. C .= 10h and K aeels nor -
VS w mPaes -r Tamh I"
Clauwe Ay&aru byghr aEnnZ CAmwe]
seems. araac u ae. nw., 7e maod m s
pmad free o 1 eage Telephone 4WI
CITY AND DISMRIC1.
lb. Tuw.-a8lmm ft--.=y a nd Oncm mp
Mi sad 9-0 pm.
Jnusma. BAij.-4%ams Umialer and
vrQuese, 9rand 10 am. and 2en pm.
Nhr Nmitn-Tfon low" Yo Mr a. M
3aB., .A, and 4th P Em.
COMONU&a UmACM AVD PINE! POU.-GOMWg
west, 9l &A& spcdsae 9rs
1y. aa.
BNuMINA Pnnx.-Tak. Thnolatown ern
Pwu o m.-..i.e.d seem m ond anth
- - s Lawry, 9 '
OcCOmao FiA&-NGary Was.3thi re am.
Trnranmrae..elof fat bailing overa
Abse above at hr home of IUs* nao%1)8
. Id suwthwaut eaeod a alit fire, which waa
eztingumed by Ofiber 3NobL
a oe Nuwin finling the resmir of a
a dve as a . of J. W. Gate
wed,. .th abeet northwes, wt ae to
hrl jug o, id and light aged lte2 .
Ama m-Trare being ma to give a lawn
rtforhe beauS of Woman'. V.4m lalef
Ceprtm. eentar of the Poo.ce. oN
hrD S&t bInt. at the reddano. of 3aj. Cbs.
26 bW, No. IMS Pie Place nertbWeat.
Ift- Tahbme hpgmmm far Bftvme
inds. Ta ylr, by Mr. cAmpal Carning
ter, m a Pa-ea from Wl J. yw, now
in UEMOeMP01 N. Md the cuddy of ther
two eblime. They were * Ie January 11
1Iuk at wiEwormt, ]I&. Mdld th cs"u
p-4
rg 9ftas aPm d-r omive an
Oc9 Fa0 r a matry thing an , am .
Sassa c omianytd her agndas a
DIedme tev at wit her boe e o. 9the
mree now and r Coigt abml wao
etnginhed by h Compay
on insssem in thyng m the beir ofa
.---u-s of a -Y enec o .W ae
bar N~ Ca" any the Punme a
Compa, th etret narhet, pate
Ni je re m l lgt C.o,.f.. remte
ADassmteWi ae beingr C. opvany lawn
in r hene or equipmen.
e Sy thoind ubm at h r- pe- coen Cma.
bblmimeddelckoftberns oomy areto be
. fr N. asinre pbe norythe asdve
Inluman is soma"a coblumn
The Absehm Utemeat&d
.vq
eme, eks, diews deermiWn.d J. Taylr, ao
~inclub prtP. the eap.Nto oher
twy euda Teiiy eetingrwid er bal,
wham after emer. lbmdetom by Vae HNan
Gre J. T. bthy and to thi Ucity heanghe
e Jar belag emmdesrte a e a mdhent
ing, whith wiar boe bl iti. ewwe
A demel cera conmmiteeo wi.
Th. e f..e=e.ar Cncaramtbteeningan of
Depente the floingrpomie rte purpae
~atMmg ovr an fcaryngm ethoe bies ofl
chat SCar1 ohpny the ena Pane CPr
Camany the DetotmCal.J Wheel Comay,h
Waag. Fre and J Wr. Tompny h
metroC. Pip ande PenryCanpany dien
h--c--- yeeday. Bin rhemae wsere an toi
etro frothee ofeery deripin, far-nlw
eing, dar ig hrndlevethd ~diibmt
5 n to otantpioni h oeuipmehr
ory hosard hecg t. then r ern frmthat
patmh tock uon the cpanae o be
forty Nal. AaiB been b aye ader
ane..pe..*t in .~ Fen.nm. B ae
Th m oe a.mamtn eert.
comacoy, d. hav dueterS=.ooto ecanioe
Citee pee fsor te e upign.,Nen htr
da emy ar Pnemy Paing i e hald
whnadr rn wBb m oade b .. .M
Na. J.i T Bmrob Pand.Ap a Arripged
hag, b cic wiB nel withi at ew eek
Psegnrw e aneg a Se male..twm.
Th o hoerman cea ome, a o whi
hr. Weer is ehmed, ell eaim and
apunte em fedawingb ensmite Ste makta
n.mee thirng gmdeingobehd
hewDaym. UzA, crmmm J. Frwe vxa~y
Demm . Cbnr aindJ. W.en Tol hrson.
we atofh etaMn. U.d. met . ab
Mr C. m. .a et wennsylvaneuiemi
e em aeterdy in Julm1ainalmwere thm
5asem Pw., we rebeofunal SiB oncero
lgTe aeroWinglteCeem w baes~mn ro
archisifer et.a cpol at rbg0 3em h
city.O~m Mr. Amse as layer aende prmai
~am Ne Jeea Pa mlmi. leavesabi
D~eand, on i, e ke-Oe
Sean b. E. Peenra V.or esurawe,
serner aEm for a Pto let. Tiehle0.
ter atmd OR s1tayhag on day and; Sigh
atebeat s,5a.lat111119themndh
test.-Adsf. __
hM EB Wisamet Pndelphn ha
base e be aid ithem reseve a
3m edma monf atl 3m e'eoc tea
head et ss anm. meesakgwhe r
mmhae eth -Adwjet.t
DE3TRCT SEULCANS. *
A Cisuflremse MM a" A rragme tor a
Elea.en- Meadwng Made.
A eoefrene of I rietet repubsbme and
those fres the dierent visin tumporariy rei
dm of the Disrist, which was caled under
the diweegn et the ee ve oom-em==ee of the
District repubban entral c-ominee, of which
Mr. George I. Armnoid is cairman, convened
at the armory at the Washingen Cadets hl
evmag. Cal. eorge G . Arnold ealed the
eonforewee to order and in a brief and pointed
address mid that thaee were quite a number of
zepublimns in thi city who do not go home to
vote nor do they contribute any material d to
the party, but after the battle hos been won
you am them e petPimn combg up to the
' eefor their park of the homae. It
qustion baresater, he aid. whether
men will be recoganied in the counecs of the
party who do not aid in t
0, motion of Mr. W. CalvinChme, =Metded
by Maj. A. . L Davis, Col. Arnold was made
the rm ent ehairmen tof the eonfessese and
W. meeretry.
Mr. Chai. ofered a resoluton to the sfect
that the r-em-ntion cc Benjamin erria
for President and the election of Whitmlaw
Bald for Tic Pridet are, In the inion of
the republiams of the District of Columbia,
the strong"s that cum be sade; that thes
gentlemen wer the beet represantatives in the
republin= party and the country to lead the
party of liberty and eel rights to victory; that
the achievements of republican party and
the love that American ple have for it will
obliterate all tectional diences and fre all
logal repubicns to work earnotly for maam.
It was resolved that the executive emmittee
of the Dibrict of Clumb, the Harrison and
Norton Ueague and the Iftivee from
the Various 40010 i the Dim
tic Mnore the tieht, land tha the
1et day of August be daignedea the p e
time to ratify the nom=natione by a=
domstrtion. The chairman was dirscted to
appoint the following -om Itters or that per
: Arrngement. ffteen; stand, levon;
Stwen-sve; doeeralen, ldeven; speak
srv, amRude, five.
On= rof Maj. Dawn it was decided to
gn-ve hebairem two days to appoint omn
m1te. provided for in the r-ac L
Mr. Johnson Green of the south (arelina
State Amociaticn sid that bis orgoniman
would be out 1 strong and what he wanted
was a fair repsation on the e .emmttiee.
Mr. Jiarry Begby of the Virgmiia
Amocktion, Me.ars. rowne of oew Dr.
Win. Gray of =innete, E. I. Hewlett of the
District bar, C. N. Mardbll and odors made
addrusM
A FAEM FlIB.
It Won Net for Mmed, but Sew the Ga
The aeged ight early d mag
between Ned Crtwright and Bily Young, at a
well-know r ort not a thuad mike dea.nt
from the anent town of 1Edai=nurg, woo, in
the opinian of a local admirer of each @port,
"a b-lae ake, ye know."
The Aght was t =announced to be one to a
Amish, but just before the men entered the ring
it was announced that it would be one of Us
ronde for points, the winner to take the gate
receipts. At the end of the ten rounds both
men climed the fight, but the referee declared
It a draw and the receipts were - evenly divided.
The Aghting was tame, and it in said that bed
the weather been chilly the contestants would
have suf'ered severely fron the cold L' '
Speaking of the fght yesterday a
local sporting man stated to aB ran r-er
that peopl intereated in se mattoere had
ben so Iposed upon by him. conteste during
The last year or mo that it was now .lmoa im
,onale to get a decent ded crowd at a fght.
'There i*," be oid, "a big crowd of people
here who are fond of sport and if the boys
could pull of a fair equre fight for blood now
and then they could a the o they want.
But," he madly remarked, "the isMi being
illed by a lot of sharke and only the toughest
and the lowest now go to theme Mnhem."
A leasy Wotter whed.
James Gordon, a colored sm , who hes been
earning his living at writing policy and gather
tag in tpennie, niekels an dime from per
sos who er thov by the sweat of their brow,
was in Judge Iimball's court this morning for
violating the policy law.
Lawyer SI1lon appeared s in counsel and
mid he desired to enter a plea of guilty. The
defeadant, he said, had never before been ar
rested on each a charge. He ham a wife and
two children who would sufer if he were mat
to jail. Couneel stated that the policy Arms
were about bursted and the beckers would not
= t the prisoner out of trouble. He thought
that a mal fne would have the desired effect
on the prisoner and he assured the court that if
a ine wrn imposed the defendant and not the
backers would it.
Jndge 1 bi ai e Wa , suspicin that
other than the old policy men were
Shems and leniency on the part of
the court ' gt result in bringing out the
policy Ie fn on forme
awyer -again amured the court that
he had been employed by the defendant and
not by the policy men, and that the Ane would
beTa~d l= aid it was his i that
a jai sentence was best for thee policy people
Be. however, would give Gordon a cmce and
impoed a ine of 014. Sentence was on I ad
as half the amount of fne, the judge sying
that another violation of law would eause the
remainder of the entense to be put in opera
tion.
To Prevent D--bnMeme's Tath.
Mr. John Paide, the agent ot the Humane
Society, say. that vigorona action will be taken
to enforce the provisions of the new law ap
proved by the Preident June 25 his. The
main object of that law in to prevent locking
of horme' talk. The law providee "that who
<ever cute the ealid pert of the tail of any horne
in the petonknown as docking, and who
ever ea ee the me to be done or aseist in
doing much cutting (ule the eame in preyed
to e o beentto hebore), ahal, upon o
vicemo thero, be mad- by Ipiom
in he ailnot 'one year or fiet not
kms than .100 nor more than SMl."
It contains also a provision suietech
msumesmente ae cock fighting. The lagags:
"That any person who mete on foohtgte
prosmotes, carrie on, or doe any as e asint
ant, umapire or piialorattende or in any
twe coe, fowls or other bie ra oo
nmhehle by a fine of not mere than U250or
.imprisonament in jail not mor than one
year, or both."
The C.-an.et o=M Caan b Bridge.
Tote Eitor er The Eveia sar
I desire to call the attention of the authoi
tie to a very threatening stete ot afaire in the
water supply ot thin city. In the fireS plae the
asphalt roadway over the Cabin John bridge is
more than half gone and the coauat hammer=
ing of the heavy coachem in the holce and ruts
will moon fish the whole amir. Again the
bushee have bae asnowed to grow in the emee
or jinte and their roote have opened the walk
so thatthinse eselamdabe in the ide
webs. Any one knowe of the pofo
gr eng tos cam tell what the end wilbe. It
Ca chse tht a gpeat work Mbe that should he
nelce.The roadway in enmerable, es.
peil~the hans nmte teemiing raese.
,the rolling tenme have never beam
rahed .f, and a- a Oesatst danger to here.s
and mte , toem nothieg et the bundrede
et bcyese hatway. hteme tern
ofhcyoler Ta=n that nomas ie
and Iho they wiBl be .nttene to.
_______ K D. C.
Friday Manmesems to Sea nome via Psm.
The I ncl aninarenod w m a mactee e
apecinalmemirseme to admine it, ay
and Sma lie City on Friday, uy eva
--ammea Friday u to and fa
tember 2. 'nebae wi beelM at the me
*S6 er oured ge, wig only enqi
en trd avigW e at n1 a.m..vai
fer rotern byud r five da, in
~ ~ eie. Bate teladme amda
in bothdfresm,-Adst
Caumames' Goar Pass blue atha
prima. K 3.hranm ? Ce,-dst
Tana year hiead to OmgaMen b6
-ua wilb etere M
and tombr en boay a M
m----Ma eteaemmset des
~fmhram. K . ed 2m
- and am CE~.
TU 0. A. I. PAAD.
D epatmn n---i--Dlmeene lasues a
Owder Csmeermg It.
Department Commader Din.-,e Depar
Oat of the P.4cm, Grand Army of ae Do
k be, hes ssued, through Assistn A4jts
Gemeral Headriehs, the follwing spea orda
1. The folowing gemal orders, &Asd Oto
ber 16, 1613, from thess headquarters are Moe
id4eed so pertieat totheapproaching natioei
ncampmsst, which will be held in this city I
September neaz, that they are again rape
likhed:
At a don et the dspartmemt --=ue.=
held September 0, IM79, sh flbowing unifore
was adopted N d peseribed for use iwais de
partaboent:
1.. A double-breMsted blouse CC army eams
or blue cloth, as the incsa--s of the wes
may dictate, having fla (4) large G. A. I. bul
te02 em each side, together with three (8) MW
bittons of the same pae n 0 under id
of each sleeve at the wrst
2d. A whit, vel of simlar pattern to ah
described for post uniform.
3. Dark panMioNa, as prescribed for poo
4th. A black slouch felt hat, similar to the
wars by ooera of t t, mounts
with a cord and Scorns, wh ch, for the com,
m=nder, vie commandres and P command
eN of this department ahell be gold or gilt an
for al Other department cora gilt anm
black.
1st. The regular army blouse or ingle
breated blwsack oaSt,havingthree(3)large0
A. I. butten in front and two (2) smal button
on each deare.
MI. A whit. ve"l with Ave (5) G. A. B
buttous.
S& Darkraloo-.
41h ThM csep, with dead gold cord
together with two (2) mal G. A. I buttons
the ltter. G. A. . and number ot the poo
of wieh comrade Ia member, In slver o
whit. metal, mounted thereom. (Ameaded a
enemmpament Of January 3, 1863: "That eac
pal be slowed toadopt as part of the uniform
es cap now in use or a semi-milItary bled
a10ach hat, with blus and gold cord and
acons.")
The 0= lentios of the gomrada of this de
parm ent invited to the fore
gon with = Veboty"only inducing then
o procure uniform,. but to indicate to then
that it Is deiMble that such uMformas houk
conform as nearly as poeibla to the action o
thdeparmen t mNeampment as herein Sei
r .The E point to be resebed is ths1
eac os should be appropriately and mym.
r eay uniformed in conformity with tlb
spirit Of this order. The department com.
mnde is in daily receipt of general orden
from Ommmandes of othr de s con
teAaIng stirring to e comrades o
their reapectie in reference #<
th neces aty of only being present at ti
grand ocemion of our next encampment, bui
to come ropey uniformed. Not only that
but some dpt t commanders are I
solieitous ad zelous that their p t
mhal make a creditable display and show mi
Soldierly pride that they are placing restriction
upon the comrades with reference to thedi
appearance in the ranks witeout th,
uniform. In short, everything i
dome by our guest. toward Maki
the Army parade a succes, not only it
point of numbers, but in all which constitute
a atmiiary pa .If t is being don
ourg wat is - to beexpected of thou
ty It will be to enterisin? Thi de
t nowsnumbers more than 3,600 mem
ism standing. Of that number 3,00
should m*ime on September 20. fully Mi.
formed and wearing whit glove. They abouki
show by their soldierly being On parade-.In,
on an other ocemions-that they have not forgot
tea th trmining received in the days from 186:
to 1865. They should show that to them fra
tarnty means something more than to stan(
upon th street and watch their visiting com
rades march by. They should march witl
them, shoulder to shoulder and elbow to elbow
as In the grand parade twenty-eight years go
and though time may have dealt harshly w1
the yet let the nation know that nor wound
nor disease can stay their footsteps in thi
great reunion with their comrades. There i
no department in its personnel better quall
led, ueialy, to procure uniforms tha
this. These uniforms can be procured a
reasonable prices, and upon th installmen
pi". and Ah department commander is please
learn tat some of the posts have adopte,
measures looking to securing the same for thel
members. It is excted that every comrade il
this dpartent Will at once put himself in un
with what is A y evident duty, and take snel
steps as will enable him to appear in our paradi
On Setember 20 in all respect fuly quip
o emmanders ar request o
immediate measures toward dr.l e o m
rades of their Poet. preparatory to 0w parade
The march will prbably be in platoons o
twelve or more and order that this dert
meat shall be le t; claim some degree of e
cellence in soldierly qualities, comrades shoul,
be drilled in the formation of platoons, wheel
ing. &c.
The department commander announces th
the following posts have been chartered in thi
department viz: Henry Wilson Poet. No.17
chartered May M1892; Patrick Ford, com
mander. POtom Post, No. 18, chartered Ma,
5, 189; 8. C. Robb. compander. The folow
ing appointments are announced as aida-de
eamp) on the department commandoes staff
viz: Fred A. Miles, Chas. & Wlderand T.J
Burrell, Post 2; J. H. Elliot, 0. C. Ros and T
W. Tallmadge, Post 8; F. C. Revells, Poet 9
David Parker and S. W. Bunyea, Post 10; Slis
H. Moore, Poet 11: J. Edward Engle, Pote
McGirr and J. I. Christiancy, Post 14.
COUKECT.ING THE CENSUS.
The Total Pepusm- of the Distriet Near:
In correcting the census returns Chief Clerl
Sylvester of the police department has dim
covered an error of 800 short In the sixt
precinct. To a 8Tanrpote Mr. Sylveste
said that other dcrpniswould increase lb
urabout 1,500 admake a total populatiei
The Uniem Ex-Prtecsere of War.
The District of Columbia A-mnniation, Unios
Ex-Prisoners of War, held a regular ameeting a
the WashIngton Loan and Trust Compan;
building to take further mEtion In regard to lb
reunion of the NatIonal LAsociation, Union Em
Prisomere of War, during encampment week 11
September. CoL. A. Von Haske, presideni
was in the chaIr, and a large number of th
comrades of the local association preseni
The committees previously appointed report.
that the arrangement. were well advanced fo
the reumaioneand from rent indications
would be the largest gtengof Union ez
prisoners held at any time iete war.
OrdiefsaThis Evening.
Benad. B. Hill, graduate of the class of '91
theologialm department, Howard Universit
wizl be ordained at the Second Baptist Chuae
this eveaing at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. T. Clark wil
pra- the ordulman sermon. The church I
em 3d skaeet between H and I northwest.
A Ch--==='s sigm.
Sua Sing, a Chines la=ndryman, who doe
besmm em 8th streed sontheast, was a prisome
in the Pois Court today. Sun put a ign I
froat et his ple of businems which occupie
amore of the idewalk than the law aloun
P-asma= Horton ordered him to remove 11
bulb hee ndad his arrest and Imoarceri
is. followed. Jdg Esprheard the ema
ad aed Sum eor 1Idayes the fern
and he west dews to th ell.
amarsda Useoi oalys vi
on July 16 and '1ull andi2 li
Penvanla..l.rmd........ . il, n.pe..
bumrs tmAate Citys, having amglen as
--. p.....vn t Astr aC.4eye...
estme besaeeg Item -
mammnan~. 3 ~
CLAIRNM NOWARWrS STORT.
a What Be 9tatth e assaste et the Sham-a=
SetAtwelL
. GalbHrne Howard, So ngre who det and
- billed Edward C. Atwel, &e alime and
I Obbi xkemd huom- em at 6 s9kth of Ma
hoot, i the ocespade t a seR in "Nardser's
-ow" as 6 jan and his trial wil hardly tabs
- umil after do = = reeesn at the
SDtemee Boyd. Tho efeted his argeS at
- Glouesetr last weak, did a clever piee at do
teay. work. Enowing a aflged murderer's
k brother, he ft prety ar At the ftmer
k would cmmunimate with the latter, and upon
investigation he lamrned that a horueman had
delivered a letter to him whieb he had brought
trom the fuiMv. Te emeer wanted to
hld ot the oand ao to Iowa, ff
the whereabout. of 69 aa whom he wanted.
He . .add a getting he letter rom the
brother', ast 'Lin a colored ma who was
I acquainted with hs. A espy was made and
the letter returned to the coat from which it
had been plnd.
in the t, whkh hfnd to give the plae
where it was writ, was a reuest faru
to go weast. Th di not give te merm
infomeatne, except that the fitive was not
very flr of. Thi next thing to owas to learn
where the latter was written, ad this was
scompliabed b the bearer of tho
m undaer rh of lieo.
Pa inforustion received e agow fMlt
positive that Claiborne would visit Gloucester,
ana he the chidf of police of that place
and photograph of him. Him
The day after the arrest was mda the a&
cer reached Gloucester. Identied the
and swatted the arrival of the rqli
had a conversation with the priam, dur
ing which the letter admitted Meshooftbg
He aid he was on hin way in froms Ivy City an
the nigh of the hasmildo, and be was soe
distance ahead of the others, wham Jenmia
Ennolds called hin back and maid she had been
insulted. Then he went over to the staticn
and had some worda with the railroad men.
Atwel, he said, struc hin and he staggered
and then th-y in che h " was ishis
outside and bthought that Atwell was
trying get itwhen he rthis hand in his
pocket and drew it ml The weapon, he
aid went of accidentally anttkilled Atwel.
The agelr was surprised at his stateamet of
In s% ought to a
Of The = pg net, ovouave
him better.
TE INdUNOTION CONTINUEM.
The Canal Company ms Net Cut Of the
Water Flwm the 1ml3.
At the conclusion of the argument in the
Equity Court before Justice Bradley in the cane
of Cinell agt. Johnston et al. (trstee of the C.
and 0. Canal Co.) without deciding the main
questions the justice continued the injunction
againut the respondents cutting of the supply
of water to the mills on fling the usual injunc
tion bond.
Messrs. Morris and Hamilton, for the re
spondents, claimed that they had a right to re
quire new losses of the complainants or at of
the water from the mile that something like
order be obtained, and the complainants not
having complied with the terms of the lease
were not entitled to the relief sought.
Mesrs. Edwards and Barnard, for the oom
at, climed that there would be no low
the um of the surplus water, and if out of
great damage would result,
toed for crrying a Plote.
Clarence Diebman, an engraver, was tried in
the police Court today on a charge of carrying
a I istol. He had some trouble with his land
lord, and when arrested a pistol was found on
him. There was no claim that he intended to
use the weapon. and Judge Harper fined him
020 or sixty days. He was given time to pay
the An.
The Death Neord.
During the twenty-four hour ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the health
oflmo for the following:
White-Mary K. Burke, 89 yar.; Bridget
Creahen. N years; Thom. P. Bohen, 46 years;
Lillia Crawford, 11 year; Thos. J. Henr4
years; Daisey Cook. 19 months; Bertha
rnon, 4 month@; Chas. Tierney, 8 months.
Colored-Julia Dunean, 69 yeas; Ellen Lee,
40 year.; Ann E. Carroll, 55 yeas; Joseph
Moore, 88 years; Harriet L. ar, 1 year;
Walker T. William. 1 year; Arah Johnson,
2 months; Anna Butler, 2 montha.
A GaazN Hop at Ocean City on Saturday
night. Go there and mest your friend already
ther. Suerb music. Dance till you are
weary. Take a both and retire and eep the
leep of the just.-Adft.
NOT OE SO. Nw.
BABY AFTLICTED wrT BAD SORS AND
ERUPTIONS. NO RTEE. PERMAN(TL
CURED BY THE CUTICURA.
Durinr the aumnmer of liM my eishteen-months
old inhan* wee so aflteted with erupticeathat ordinary
domestic reoedies falled to give any relief. On his
hips would often appear the semins' track of a ittle
wire-like worm, and an otber parts of Ris body bad
-OM earn. and remained till I procured the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES. Por soe time I used themap
and ealve without a blood medicine, but they did not
do eo veil a when all were need together. It haa now
hems nearly a year since the eruption wase healed, and
I very muach feared It would return with the warm
weather of thie year, but the summer ls passed and
not one acre haa appeared on him.
Mrs. A. N. WAL.ERn.
Careonvil. Se.
SOR FROM WAIST DOWN.
I had three af the beet phydcianne in Pbdueah and
they did me no muod. I ased your CUTICURA REM.
EDIES ad they hee cured ame mound and welL. I wee
acre from my waist dpwn with eeemso. They have
cured me. with no ehpof return. I owe my life to
CUTICURA. for wtuta doubt I would have beam
in my'rave had It n.M beam for your reedata Allow
me to returnanmy inement thank.
W. U. QUAIL.7. Paducah. Ey.
p CUTICURA nRaIggE
p If tha thoomendeof little babima who have been cured
of amonisnng. itchiar. burning, bleeding. emly and
blotehy Skin and scalpdieee could write, what. hobad
of letter. would be received br the proprietor. of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. N1w ea appreciate the
, agomy theee little one. eafer. ad when them stgut
.ree=e-tea reliave in a ingle appnintcabo the most die
I - ec~inmmao end itching and burnig attn die
essea, and point to a apeedy end permnt cure, it
tIs positively inhuman not to mse theim without a ame
ment's delay.
Soldeverywhere. Price. CUTICURA. 800. S0AP.
inc.. RESOLVENT. 61. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL. CORPORATION. eas.
- ....emd..r --.w toCuren Dise..s..
BAS'8M m and. Scalp parised and s.am-aby
CUTICURA SOAP. Aboately pure.
m HOWF MY SIDE ACrem
Aebteg imae and Emk Elp. E~asy end Uterine
Pahse nd RheumMn m =r-ED IN ONE MIN
UYTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER.
PIANOS
Wa a uwemammua..
I'R Ne Disappent Yes.
I never in miuesmntats apt
us sied with rseanble It awl for thi
rms camdd. saiPeraih chamer thus
myet ornml An Dfise ate olmmbis
Coledwith thi I give laug lian. Cm yes
do better?
Js= Renaw, The AIodoter,
it 518 leveath eet. thvet.
Narmesy Raw a w Ifetrumma cdead
eenlt !am AmeOJ& as LU
Without Reserve.
JYIS3 lawxo & S0s.er.7th and D stL
The FsteSt Tine m Reeerd.
Fwthis week ony bottes Onlifornia Wine
M 1 1L I and 1184P. ave, nuw. Alilod
at samans rates. . y
A Zea Ct.
0No reeso heldingeek S.W will buy
mny Slm.w Hat in our house.
JY1-8 NMso & Box, or. 7th and D sim.
Bay Wils & Owts Dhing eri; pis.
36 ents. 19 1etAnu. jyli-im
Dog Cullhen ged, Damon. shar ened froo.
Dodge' Cutery. WAzronn', 477 eam Ito
AU Ban1 Players my there is nothing Mike
Wie'. Ye0atn Gum to relieve the parced
condition of the throat prodned by overhat
in& jyll.t
Beet 1 32u"d, 5 gal. Se. Youx. & Co.,714 K.
C0stel0M WINo ree stomach trouble.
b7-Im A. Hmumu.m & Co.
. eller To 7thet. naw.,bfnmkig
cleft in Iad~sad~hde Was- t Er l6=
said 8 ; alo surm Dandruf. myra-tr
Cetelom Wine Is of speeld beseft in
ease et dysentery and dierrhem.
01 per quart bottle, 6 bottle, for 5.
7-I= A. Harvarxras a Co.
Elitir Babek cure all malarisl dime.
Non Name it But to Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's Now i Arm No. .
A mrd at lhtMam and wihm.
2O7 Ofie 437 6 s. a..
Casteou Win, cheks and cures snumer
Ocminte. A. Barrnur.-a A Co.,
-1=m 1383 14th at. nw.
ReYa1GimeSmedmeverything. Draggit. 10o
AMUSEMENTS.
- o dle er. 4. sta
BATTLEOP GETTEBUG.
35TH STREBT AND 3IO AVENU.
Je AY OPEN DAILY.
T. WA1, =: . HO..
21351 S TREET N.W.,
ALWAYS LEADS ON IOWEST PRICES
NOR TEE 1EST NOOTWEAn.
OUR ATTRACTIORS THIS WEEK ARE
AS 20LLOWS.
us Pims LADIEB'.18.50, es AND u3.s3
OEhORD TIES, MANUPACTUREB'S SAM
PLES. 51EE353. 3g AND4, WIDTHS A.
3 AND 0, AT 6L.55 PEB PAIL. TEB
ARE ON OUR nARGAIN COUNTEE.
AROUT 35 PAIES MEN'S S5.5 RUSSIA
SAI.P RILUoEER RALS.. SIES MOCTLY.
EOM S TO II. AT 68.75 PEE PAIR.
MEE'S PATENT CALP RAL. AID CON
61355 AT 65.36 WORTH 66 AND 5.8
PER PAIL.
IN PACT OUR WEOL3 STOCK IS TOUES
AT RAJZREUPT PEICK8.
T.. W ,aE SmoE HOs.
1115 F SmmER N. W.,
LADliE S.
You tilauseo ancessmi er OufstetTe hss
earn. ameheuetthess bneessesetheametrae
emee.esss. r.untW
SLilmbeas. Weath 6.86.
SLesak, 6a6g.
61.55 er pair. nemes~
R~aasa1 weemap
masse wense.a
R8perpk. walk 68.6
etenmhi.inamS.at A. aaeas
tepee. - Soy 1n am -m~mMs~uemn
maVa.
Ma-. W.V
- -a
WVA lyIN -rf4
EXOUBSIONS, o.
GaND =CRSION TO NAT HID"
Uldin me a~metas
R2INDRIP LODE. 0, 7.
L O. I..
WEDSUDAT. JULY 33. M
6 Tcheba sce trip SL
Speal arraye of tast wl assempuma I.s.
sELECT WOONUIS EECU IOn,
Umdar Dkede cc s
MUOIO COMMITTEE. 2 STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.
@MSmmr RIVER QUEEN TO.INDIAN HEA
UAle and Reaesthment a hed.
WEDNEBDAY EVENING. JULY 1.
boatl ave.S6:9. Ticebtw.3s. 3."
Z KUIL aRLI
0 TO DAY RIDOE. .IDA. JULY 15. U..
With Dotes a au
5C9:a.m..12 I pC. 5; Ctbap.
(jREAT URD A.D
CARNY JOHN URIDGE.
Tb* ak 8 emveClub will aive
at 5aLm. do- r-P. fant lCm.. ate%
round trip. 506- =le h ptn ~ ehrn
for boveplac.. A:15t a~..MENA
1:amdp. m.,
50 CENTS. QGOXA DACEL 50 CENTS.
SAMzAkT l :ZXNG A GS
Eam5.vemt93 at 10.
From. 7th at. waf every SU~x:rv sof at SJS.
7 %1: tp... ,
BJAY RIDGE.
610 ROUND TRIP.
AT
3:15 &.2.
2:30p.m.
4:" B p.""
SUNDAYS:
perienced eroma.tm.
3:15 pum.
.P ROUND TRP.
3rm CD PARK.
JULY 1& 1 15 AND I
7 CESTE BOARPR
Asceson andTriperpado
GRACE SHANNON
And her companay oa Prmtieta Sthsite -me a -
Aeromte eA er.u -
NJ= PEARL LA ROT.
Prof. F. W. TFIURION
THE BOY WONDER.
AND THE
LESTER DROTERS.&
Introdudt the pmt agrvelw an dor teats ever
Taeon Aeosndon amd Double Pwarsa. t lae
AemlntA ad Tfiple DrapS.
PROGRAM CHAEGEWT EVERY EVENING
Under the ummagemsto anh wedao~mmwa
mamsuoeninew
PROF. ED. 1..
The twatr ad the pad a garante. far the frtm
Take Georgetown and Teumn. own 00% =am&
N da. Plenty of open carsand ample aooafttj
i'll
RIVER VIEW. THE MONARCH AR
rim IE1W: SUMMER RESOiRTS
RIVR eVIEW.
DVRVIEW. WEDNEZSDAY
IVRVIEW. WEDNEBDAl.
RIE VIW. JULY L
5IVURVIEW JULY 13.
jVaR VlIW.
USVIEW. FESTIVAL OF PLEASURE.
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in.Cool bi...... dpllhttuJ abe. mumat -
wew a veritable
bamrin al rtw.
y dandin. ba el ra
tickeE. 1
WD SteYr. I VIEW
40 PIECVIE.
us J Pata. aves at 9 W a.mU. M PtW
l45.530.6.4Sp. Coming.Hab. RIVER VIEW
..OC. . H.m. ad . in .M M
an Inrntioal Regatt. . RIVER'||
ill- RIVER VIEW
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mw. Wood fl"idaw. DErciSa day am "b@
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p eeM2v. Hemil J.EVR
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AT
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