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The MArkefR.

BALTIMORE, July 3l-Yirgna sixes, yeelars e:
Nirgintss, consolidated oal4; West virgiaia'. 10:
Carolina skies, oil, 20; do new, 10; do. special
BALTIxsRE, July 81 Cotton quiet ami steady
low middlings, l515Gl6. Flour STEADY aud IN.
CHARGED Wheat steady and unch .nged for south-
efn-wes' err dul; red western, 20Gl 81; Penpsyi-
Hania red, lso@l IS. Corn 91ist-White soutae n,
Uats active and firnt-s5Uthern, 629I65; western
MIXED, 60; do. white, 81. Rye dull aud month"; n,
sO@s5. Hay unchanged. Pro, isious strong. Ness
pOrk. 1871 GA. Bulk meats--nothing oif.ring-
shoulders, 6s; clear rib sides, H. Bacon active and
hrm-shoulders Ga clear rib sides, II; sugarcU red
hams, G@EH Lard firm aud scarce, I3I5fGg4,
Western butter quiet but firm; receipts light; 14Ql
Is Coffee nominal and duh. Grade p1traIe I'M I'M
changed Whisky fTmer, 03Gll o. with SIN ALI sale
az the outside. Sugar strong, 1917
NEW YeRK, July 5l-Stocks dull. Money, 81
Gold,s4. Exchange, leng, as; short, 1914. Gov
ernmeuis dull.
NEW YoRK, July sI.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn quiet.
LONDON, July 81, .. m.-Erie, SOX@Dx.
confines.
LoNDON, July 81, 1890 p m.-The rate Tor money
at Inc stock exchange On government security is 2
FER cent. Erie, 3Gh; preferred, AZ.
1852 VI
LONDON, July 81, 2so D. THE rate of discount
in open market for three months bills is as per
cent, which is q per cent below the Bank of Eng
land rate.
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NEW Yoak, July sl.-The Post's daancisl article
says: Tne W all street markets sre less active than
yesterday, generally fraction lower The decision
OF tos - noioste which have the msrkvting Of the
new hves 10 charge, 10 have the cali OF s. - bonis
msde Tomorrow restricted TO s250o0co, excitss
comment, the general rect alton hsvi been that
s sns Ga would be for s5se3 0oO the same the
s..ount o. new nves absolutely taken. The syndi-
at.e 7. 9Th strong and experienced, AID We be-
heve understand their business SO well that they
nave no fear Of criticism that the course
trey pursue is not the best. Cold had de-
clined to l09, advanced to l0g5<, and is now
U.s.. Most sale have bssn 81 less giOss. Ua gold
carving, u Is evident the market h:ld a By The
IN II, ard 1t "a doubted II the
In the foreign exchange market there is a small
supply OF bills AID still smaller demand, and
the the market !. heavy. Heminal rates for prime
penkers sterling are still 4sSG4o05s: working
Rates are lover sss@ts9 and 4s9z 9is0, win
Commtrcisl bills 4SSx G4351s. Money abundant.
Cail loans, 29S, prime mere sutile paper 5t,7 The
stCcs ma ket up TO noon to-day alternately
steady and hessy, actuatious not having Exceeded
q OF one per cent. Since noon the ms-ks. hss BEEN
heavy falling q to 4. The stocks which have at
trsotei ms st attention have been Tel grarh, Lake
Shore, U mon Pacific, st Paul. Nortsw ssietn aud
wabash. Government bonds lower. State bonds
STEADY, with sales coGfued TO Teuuessees eni Vir-
ainis's. Railrsad bonds strong aud hi CHER.
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WHEN YoU SEE A Bed BUG, "Go for him.
with knoICies' Insect Destroyer. II hit he IL done
Tor. But don't content yourself with the de-
struction OF this solitary specimen. lie is proba-
bly, the representative of q numerous family
existing in the joints of your bedstsad, the
drawers OF your bureau, the cracks in the wall
or woodwork CT your room. Find ont the hiding
places of the vile brood, ana project the powder
therein with hR0tcles' Patent Ponder Gun. Could
you then peer into their retreats you would ind
nothing but corpses. Save by purchasing the
larger packages. eos
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MARRIAGE NULLIPIED.-Judge westbrook,
OF the Supreme Court of New York state, has
made q highly important Decree multiplying a
marriage on the ground that the woman had
been unchaste before wedlock, the fruits of
guilt appearing shortly after. The Husband
had been put upon inquiring by reports affect
ing her character, but she had succeeded in
convincing him that they were false. On this
showing Judge Westhrook granted an order In
the following terms: "On motion OF John II.
Atkinson, attorney for plaintiff, Ordered, That
the marriage between the said plaintiff, Henry
G: Waldron, and the defendant, Martha K.
Waldron, was obtained by tina fraud of the de-
PENDANT, and the same is utterly null and void
and is hereby dissolved, and the parties, plain
tin and defendant, are free from the Obligation
OF marriage with each other. 1t is further ad-
Judged that the infant child of said parties be
committed to defendant, and that the defendant
pay the plaintiff $50 of the cost of this action
SThe little daughter OF Viscount Amberly,
from whom Lady Amberley caught the diph-
iberia, OF which she died, has followed her
mother to the grave.
~DOlmes and Lisburger, extensive copper
dealers OF Cliff street, New York, failed yester-
DAY. The liabilities are unknown. The firm
say they are unable at present to give any ap-
Proclamation of their assets and liabilities.
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nFThe factory OF w. A. and A. NJ. White, at
Dsnbury, Conn was burned yesterday.
SNeBport is to have q mounted police. II
will comprise man and horse.
1The favoiite brand OF whisky in Indianap.
oils is called .sOld Lonesome"
gran Iowa woman who put yitriol on her
scalp TO remove the dandruff, says it was the
dandrutfest experiment abe ever tried.
Hr"Sweet Auburn" lovely village of Cali
fornia, has had half dozen l0ve-lorn suicides
this season.
g-Samuel Smell, colored, aged twenty-five
yearr, while walking on the track of the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad, at Leicester, yesterday,
Was run over by freight train and instantly
killed.
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Foot Surgery, nc.

DR.. White, chiropodist, viii be in attendance
at his rooms until SATURDAY evening, July 18th,
alter which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands Of persons who
visit DR.. Whites establishment no. 535
18th street, opposite the Treasury department,
Washington, De- End that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econo-
misses time, and conduces to health, comfort,
and cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF nfe. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fnlly treats Bunions, Vascular EScrescences,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m TO 6. o. m.
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. G.. 1861.
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THE WEATHER,

"AEHMAEIMkNIb Tsos T Ch,J StEssI tE<ss,y
PROBA BI.IrIss.-For New England and the north
erD portion of the middle states, Partly cloudy
weather will prevail with light rains, south and
west winds, rising temperature and falling barome-
ter For the southern portion of the middle states
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, &c nsraly clear and
warmer weather for tbs res. Of Frid ~, south or
west winds and stationery falling barometer For
the south Atlantic and gulf states, clear or fair
weather, variable winds shifting to esstsrly or
souiherly, slight changes in temperature and high
barometer. For the lake region and the northwest
partly cloudy and warmer weather, WITH local RAJ
south or west Winds exec pit lake Superior and
In Minnesota, and continued low barometer,
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business office of THs
STAR nged to-day follows:-S A. m "a: 10 a m .
IS; IL ~, so; d. m, 50.
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WOOD FIR coRp.

4uauuues estimated are 500 tons 70 On
bopnos each) best quality white Ash No I or
oloken coal; $50 cords best Baxsrs, seasonal
ree piece 20 s GSTs cEOr
go In three pieces. The contracts 80 aary
for ~ tbs oa pro, .or the coal; G. W. King,
nsnd for the pine. AMY "oou' anu IL NJ uui'
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FUEL FOR The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Bids for supplying the House of Representa-
tives With coal and wood for the current wear
were opened yesterday by Clinton i.loyd, chief
clerk OF the House. There were ten bidders, Is
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Buy YOUR GAS FIxrU REs OF Hamilton &
Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. Building, corner 9Th and
ID streets. They keep the largest stock and
finest assortment in the District, aud a. the
lowest prices. ALI fixtures put up by expert
enced hands in neat and workmsnlike manner.
one third saved In gas consumption bv using
our improved burner. 725,eo6
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MORE WORK, better work. and a greater va
riety of work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced of this by calling at No. 4GI Pennsyl-
vania avenue 7g3I.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, Q to 4. SATURDAYS. -
and Q to 8. Gtliti6
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en LEE u CAV MsrrINe Tor Prince Georges Cir.

cnit " r MEETING for Prince Georges cir
Pot ashington Conference NJ. T.. Churca,
.vrnac district, commenced at Suitlani to.
presiding elder; Rev. Joseph jenkins preacher
in charge. The camp, ii is expected, will be
largely represented by Washington, George
town, Bladensburg, Montgomery and Patapsco
churches. Persons attending the camp from
Washington can 60 out in Carriages, wagons,
&c, or the steam cars, landing at q monte wn,
on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad; also,
from Baltimore, from Calvert st. depot. The
grove Is beautiful, and there is an abundant
supply of water,
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SINGULAR SUIoIDE.-A dispatch dated st
Andes, Delaware county, In New York state,
gives the following particulars of a very deter
mined suicide at that place: Mrs. Einhaus,
OF New York, who was spending the summer
months with friends in this village, had of late
been very much detected on account of her hus-
bands death. She had been observed on seve-
brook which ran behind the house at which she
was staying. On Friday morning she left her
room, went to the brook, and deliberately held
her head under the water. Fifteen minutes
later she was discovered in this position and life
was extinct.
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CTY ITEMS.
PRIGG's
For CAMP MxsTINl

For CAMP MEETING.
For Trunks. Bags and Valises,
Go to LEWIS Popular One Price Store"
30,5 900 It'll street, bet. and X.
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LOVE AND LUCRE.-Yesterdsy afternoon,
Mrs. b. A. Lockwood entered a suit for Mrs @.
Susan Rauh against Thomas Leake for $3.50
borrowed money, and this morning a suit was
entered by Cobbuz and Wsrnitz against Mrs.
Rauh on note for 500 given in January last.
Ii is said that Leake engaged TO marry Mrs.
Rauh and she loaned him the money, and also
gave her note to enable him to set up business
preparatory to the contamination of the mar
rage; but that he left and went to another city,
bv marrying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-31

To HAVE elegant light Biscuits. Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, Sc, you shouli
use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for II.
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The METROPOLITAN Police COMMISSIONERS
net yesterday afternoon, and applications of
the following named persons for liquor licenses
were disspproySd. Jacob Homer John W. Ohl,
Rudolph BleifUs, Augustus Bachus, and TheO-
hOre Lewis, il. Townsend K. HOif and John S.
Layton were appointed privates on the force.
The quarterly report, ending June So OF the
superintendent, was submitted, showing 3C22
arrests, Of which number 2 ,52l were males, and
600 females; ,ll9 were married, and ,903 sin
gle; 2,ei6 could read and write, and ,OO6 could
not Offences against the person, Jos; against
property, 9l7. Dismissals, ,092; turned over TO
the military, 5; gave bail for court, 80; sent to
the workhOuse, $50; gave security to keep TIE
peace, sent 10 reform school, II; not disposed
OF, Is; &C. Fines were imposed in 796 case1,
amounting 20 as ,lO2 IS, OF which 50 ,163 was from
District cases, and 81, sG0.T5 from United States
Cases-
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Buy THE ELASTIC TRUss, 2S5 Pennsylvania
avenue; perfect cure guaranteed. 2I,6
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WEEKS DOINGs IN WALL STRRRT.-EypIaips
stock operations on small capital without risk.
copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGR & CO.,
1914 WAN street. New York.
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WILCOX a GIBBS SEwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsum's hoopsk irt and corset factory, 18th street,
Inteiligeneer building. lO,2s
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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE NEAR COOP
HOPE HILL--Between and 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning bright mulatto girl named Emma
harrison, employed as servant 70 q family re-
siding near Good Hope hill. was sent to q spring
near by for some water. After filing her bucket
she was about 20 return, when q black fellow
Jumped out OF the bushes, and seixing her COW
cred her mouth so that she could not scream
and throwing her to the ground ATTEMPTED TO
commit an outrage on her person, and would no
doubt have succeeded had IL not been for her
determined resistance. The attempt being Al M
liar 90 the recent one upon q white girl, a Miss
Brown, by George Dorsey, colored. led the DO
lice 20 suspect that this was by the same scoun-
drel, but by he description given by the girl
does not bear ont this conclusion.
A
TEE wAsErsGroN MoSuMEsr-TAs W1tios-
al BeRks Rsspond-Seeord only 20 the District
OF Colu N biz, old MARYLAND responds promptly
through her National Banks 70 the appeal Of
the Monument Society for contingent subscrip-
tons LertS-s we're mailed on Wednesday last
TO the National Banks In Maryland, and 70 day
comes notice that the National Farmers and
Planters Bank Of Baltimore has subscribed
one hundred dollars The frSt National Bank
20 respond was the National Metropolitan OF
Tbs city. The Farmers and Planters OF BAlti-
more follows eiOsely In her wake. The WI ASH
tu2tcn monument Is going to be completed.
p. S-Since the above Was written We have
received Dstlce that Logan Tribe, No. 8, i. o.
r. NJ !, Of ,ais city, last night subscribed s25.
Hextl
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80 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent month. Send for par
ticulars; Tumbridge s. Co., Bankers, 2 wall
street, New York, n A.
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WINR OF The WOODS, Endorsed aud pre-
scrihed By the leading physicians "a a laxative
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION, Com
stpation, and Headache is unequalled. Az, eo2e
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1t kacia1 eone to our k5soarfedge that other sclis-
keys than oso, and IN frequent instances ,adGl-
tereted grades, sold uisdsr tbs name AID brand
Of OLD STAG WHISKEY, our labeled bottles
eesng used to make the deception more plasssble
deem IL duty to patroas az yell as to oar
seires, 20 Eofy dealers and others inteyested Adf
tas meme Of "OLD STAG WHISKEYn is our
trade mark, secured By lao. We hare therefore,
the sole and ezclusipe right to Gse 1t, and shaH
prosecute 70 the full extent Of he lao az partiss
heSecfter, tmposiag upon the public by tie dssAo,ss
use of cur popsitdr brand
Dealers ssjlsn0 sold STAG WHISKEYn can
sIscoys produce ertdence, upon demand, tlat thev
ere IA posssssios Of gks Sea1las article.
HALL = HOME,
WHOLESALE GkoCkssSS AND LIQUOR
fsh1S-sosn s05 Market spses,
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, july g, Isl
FROM wAsBINsToN CITY

EhVM WARRINGTON CITY.
9Os a. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
1000. M, Baltimore, Annapolis, Cranberry ana
msy stslons On Main Stem, and Washington
= 30 a. M, Baltimore and Relay.
S'oV ., n, Rev 6ork, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
sos m. Chicago, 81. Louis. Louisville, Cinciu.
Isti, Oolumbus, ssndusky, Berkeley ant Bed
ford SPRINGS, Deer Park, Plttsburg, OK.
BsTn.syis, Assefsto%n TredsFioR 8sp s;srR
ton, White SULPHUR Springs Pdrlor Cas-,
SIS Drnrsr q Csgs5sIlas s4sps, q GySfos. .
so q. m, Baltimore and Way stations
iooV q. m, Baltimore, Bladensburg BeltsviIIe,
LOU p M :, New York, Philadelpnia, Norfolk, Il
2 2o ,io0st N 4, Dstlm.rs DtAa1 az Relay.
o'sS ,. m, baltimore, Frederick and all inter.
mediate Way Stations.
ais p, ". Winchester, Hagsrstown, Frederick,
rO ii, oi hoeks and Wsy Ststions, via Metro
4s n. Bal more, Ann spolis and w az stations.
e.de p No., Bel.imore snd Relay.
. % >. m, Baltimore ard Relay.
100 p, m, Chicago. ~. Louis, louisville. Oinci3-
heti; Colum0us, ssndEsky, Deer PARK, Bgrke-
mn man CaT,. BTe5kfasi az Grafton.
. ~ p. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
80 p H., Pittsburg, Rockville, Point OF Rocks,
harrisburg, Berkeley Springs, Cunbsriaat.
soPs AZ al stations on Metropolitan road.
- SUNDAY TRAINS.
80, and 40 o m
fof 6om'"goTs and RelGy.-7.SO g. u. and 90
Wes,-so9 a: m. and 7pm.
~ Az Ifa,Rs Stop at ViaaHct Hoist, rslay
Fer farther Information apply q. tho Baltimore
ss5 Peonsylvsnia avenue, where orders viii be
lsken for bssgege to be checked and received 81
THoS. r. SHARP, Master Of Transportation
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. Ko0Nrz. eenI Agent. jyss
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CorvroTs GONE TO ALBANY.-Capt. VIM. c,
Croker, one Of the Jail guards, starts to-nig ht
for the Albany penitentiary with Joseph Settle,
convicted Of manslauahtef In killing Joseph
Carroll with Q spade, and sentenced for three
years, and John Brooks, convicted OF horse
stealing and sentenced Tor four years.
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NEW IMPRESS LTEE VIA CANAL

BETWEEN
thALApELFhlA ;ALEAAEDEIa,N Va, VASE.
HSA"G AL GkoRGEToWk, 2. q.
frol Pfer q Eorth Wharyes pm.
URD1Y,m rs = AsDAf and SAT = sl.s-s.sS
NJ i,qn 81 Water strec,, eeortesswn, d. o.. aog.
III, Ing eennoe.s =. PhilsdsIphis vito .clys.,
trOn Line" Of steamers for PrOvidsIc~ Ro.,1 80
New HngIsns state.. No whsrfsss h. Rcs.s, sse
so,s me oryrSFn6arpEl AEsp, tsr D. q o. W
y, A. REID, AIsxsncris, We
WALDO A. PEARCL, % Oonercss rtrsst bo~sor.
oers len At General Once, e0S fonnsyfrsnis ~
nue, or o. The sts<r.er wharf VII BE- IRON rev -
enoeo h. sp1-tr
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ANOTHER DISEASE is threatening the horses
although not so serious or likely to be as wide
spread as the epizootic. 1t is called the pink
eye, from the fact that the eye presents a red
and inhamed appearance accompanied with a
reddish discharge from eyes and nose. The
difficulty may end here, disappearing in q few
days, or it may take a more serious turn clos
ing both eyes and protruding swelling of the
all over the body, similar to the hives in a
human being. The horse is dumpish and gen.
orally disinclined to move. 1t is sort Of infiu-
enza, and fatal result Is rare. The disease
appeared last winter, but seems to be now as
Stunning an epidemic form in and about Boston
and elsewhere.
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A LADY STRUCK DOWN BY PAVING
SToEE-Lsst night q colored boy named IssaC
Brady threw paving stone on 18th street, be-
tween b ana O. at another bow, towards whom
he entertained grudge, and instead OF striking
hin u went through window In the house of
Mr.. John Hurst, striking his wife in the head
and making her insensible. Odiesr Mahoney
arrested the boy.
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THBRMONBTKRsan and Barometers are repaired
and made to orderly Hempler near Ak street.
The COMMUNITY st large appreciate the use
fulnese of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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Georgetown Advertisement,

1ulnese OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
Georgetown AaVertiseIaeB ts.
ICE FOR SALE AT THE CONSUMERS ICE
l. COMPANY, at So ton. Apply az No. 90
Hleh street, Georget1vn. jy3l-2t'
%EOTICE TO DgPOSIToRs OF GEORGE
Wy TOWN SAVINGS BANK, d. q.
The rate OF interest on ordinary dep psts sde In
this bank from and after August LIST, iS74 will be
FIVE PER CERT. PEE ANNUd.
Interest is always computed and allowed for Zach
calendar month. 6y order Of thu Board
HENRY POLKISHORE, Pre- .f1ent
J6MEE DICKSON, Cashier iVIS-Im
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ALEXANDRA . wAsHIsaroN r =
ALEXANDRIA arRAEMBDrRroxsnrpapp

ALEXANDRIA a FRESDERIoKsBuReRR
OoRNxR or b AID SIXTH SrRKnrs.
Local trains leave for Alexandra O. follows.-e,
s,e.Ss 10, Al .. m, 4, 3, a. D, o, Y p. m; 3
"a; and p %. daily, eli other rains daily sxoepl
Local Trains from AIszsndr1a arrive q folro~s.-
e:Ss, 1888, $50, s:Sy, 1888, lI:S3 q. m,
e.m, and 6.SS p. D. from Aiexandria daily, sn
cfnsr trains daily except Sunday.
w.zs;nstcn am and oA}o nj o0anse' WIN trains On
cert sundsy. A. m zrrses - Rsessnad ~ sn
GREAr SOUTHERN ExPRxss. VI. R,osn,,n
teayas washington II % m. d rs. exceot srrSxS
Ihroush tickets % al points sonth end tcufhwess
Tor sale 81 Omcee corner 18th street and peuugyfva-
mia avenue, and corner sth street ana Psnnsylv
syenre, yhere passengers lsayS Crdsrs Tor bas.
trough 90 destination,
rs YOUNG. osai Pssssuss Agent. iyss-u
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INJURED BY A day afternoon
bricklsyer named William Maghan, employed
on the warehouses now being erected at the
corner Of 10th and streets, by Messrs. En-
the GROUND, distance Of some fifteen feet and
was seriously injured. He WAS conveyed to his
home on l. street, between Vermont avenue
ana 18th street.
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IABLIS Is1I.
STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE
The etssmer GEoRGEAHNa leaves IN strest
wharf eNely EOhBAN EVENING,
a. clock. Tor Leanardtown, Pinel e lslhsz-N
Point, Marshsll's, Poin; lookout sudr<7r.-s..<1s
Baltimore. n NIGHTINGAIU
yl6-tOcl 49,,
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a SlsS5Gi EaTEs RKpUcEDsf0R
Gu y A K ID LIN Il
NOTICE

MA, NOIICE.
with the view Of dipiufsbiur the - 49,. a. -,
uhlon, the s,eatners Of this Line take ! spesifis1
Souree Tor ali seasons Of the year
On tie outward passage from Queens. o., NJ,
ioIh q Boston, crossing Meridian vi 81 al as ist
or nothing 20 tho north OF l3 - iat''
On the homewsrG passage. crossing tha .Iartsf..,
oie" AZ q lat, or nothiag 20 the north of u
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OLOhAO ma
Il AND B TREATS N. W.
aims will run IS follows:
3 TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHING TON.
= e:13a. m,Hew York Tx
press, daily.
e:Ss q. M. Fast Line
Daily.
lo:4Oa. IN. ,Accommoda-
ton daily ex. Sunday.
x:4O p. m, Baltimore
and Philadelphia eN.
I press daily, ex. SUNDAY,
4:03 ,. m Limited Xxx
/ press from New York,
daily, ex. Sunday.
0:o3 y. N, Accomrnods-
ton, except Sunday.
9:3s y. m, daily. from
Baltimore and the west.
ITO p. M, Southern
E1rress, daily.