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Tne olosipg prices OF PhllaaoIphia s.oeks xer. as
MINING SHARES.

Tho following were tho opening prices OF mining
ssecks at San francisco to-day y-Leviatnau, /; Tip
Top, 4; Navajo, 4; Gould Il Curry, o; Savage II; !;
Choilar Potosi. 80; Ophir, 45; Hale l. Noreross,
8; Crown Point. sh; Yellow Jacket, l3; Belcher,
"a: Virginia Consolidated. 9A; California, 1lA !;
Overman, l2X; Raymond Ely, AZ; Best II
Belcher, 1oX; Union Consolidated. 245s; Alpha, II ;
Sierra Nevada, 80; Mexican, 22 Eureka Consolidated,
42h; Justice. 6; Utah, Ia
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was q fair demand Tor government bonds, tho
Avetwenty coupons OF 1867 beng active. OF that
class $3.50, 900 wsrc sold at the Board. The next
active wore the coupon vos OF 1884, OF which $l5, 600
were sold. o. other classes thcro changed hands
$4,000 registered Aves Of 1881; ST. 900 registered
skies OF that year Government securities general
cloRad firm NJ The following nu0luuons.-.
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interest Erie rose *. 10 l7X; preferred X. to 50;
New Jersey Central l. 10 s5, and Reading x, 10 l7.
Illinois Central sold at SO, ex dividend. Pennsy!vana
Central to s3 ana roasted TO 32X The closing
quotations wcre:--consos for money, 94x q OAK;
do. for account, 94S; new AZ pcr cont bonds,
losk; nvc-twonty bonds oi 1867, lO6h; tsn-forty
bonds, 1os,a nves Of 1881, .l07k; Erie common
shares 172s Erie preferred shares, 50; New Jersey
Central, 35; Illinois Central, 49, 1t was holiday At
the Paris Bourse. Rentes wore quoted on the Boue-
yard At ILL.,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange was hrm with actual business At
slight concession from the nominal rates. which re-
man at 4.s5 for bankers long and 4.s9I for demand
sterling.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
The closing quotations at three T. NJ. we're
ADVANCE AsD DBcLINE.


Comparing the closing bids for tho above stocks
with the closing bids OF wednc sday Is found that
Harlem, Wabash Illinois Central, Chicago and Alton
common, OHIO and Mississippi, Pacific Mall, Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph and weiIsFargo closed at the
came figures both days. The changes In tho other
stocks were MS iollows:-
ADVANCED. -Chicago and Alton preferred, ~; c., C.
and l. g., ~ Panama, II (asken); Fort Wayne, u;
American Express, y; Unitcd states Express, "a
Hannibal aod ST. Joseph preferred, r.
Observation-Disclosures and Hudson, 81; Delaware,
LaGkgwanpa ana Western. .; New Jersey Central
Ia; Morris and Essex, L u; Michigan Central, u
New York Central "a: Ere, y; Lake Shorc,
Northwestern. ~ do. preferred, Rock Island,
ST. Paul. q do. preferred, q; Pntsburg, n; Upion
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, "; Western Union, y
Quicksilver, "a; do. preferred, u; Adams Express, /.
Money on call loaned ~ por cent government
securities and per cont stock collateral Tho
following were inc rates oil exchange on New York at
tho aforementioned ctics todny :-Savannah, buying
y premium, selling y premium; Charleston de-
pressed, par u per cent; New Orleans commercial
3.io bauk u premium; st. Louis par TO 90 cents
offered; Chicago shilling discount, and Boston par
rng GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened st 100A but at eleven o'clock fell 10
1oosx. and osciliacG between those Two quotations
unnIy closing ut 1908. Toward the loans we're
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active. W. saies Of 5000 bags Mara
cabo. cx suudry vessels. at 1870. 1859
We qaste;-0rdaary cargoss, lac. ii'se fair do,
l6He. good DO, l6slc; prime ao., lie. i7,ics OK
frio tc Ice Santos tair " 9ood. l55sc
i6c, gold 90 days; Java. governments bags 23c a2te
d.. mats, 2c 24c Singapore Ice ITO; ceyon
i5c l6c. Maracaibo. 13c lie Lsenayrs, lac l6c
Jamaics isc ioc st. Domingo. l2c i3e. Porto kieo
lac. l6iar Costa Rea l4c TIE: Mexican l5c Ice ;
MaraSsar lIc lsr Angostur. lSc- l6sse; savanila
l3c. l6tsc.: Curacao. l3c lake tf..l
COTTON the closed at late
prices Inc market tor iuturrs opened about ysser
easy and a points lower Today's closing prices.
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Delivered on contract 400 bales For future delivery
the sales foIlows,-Yeserday after two 4. MAa
ga.! io si u sd. september 2l0 AT 1i.6ic 100 vt
1lasc.. 900 l37c. November 100 ut II 2ic, AZ
II oOc Deecmber 100 at l5c. 40 H. lee JsnUary,
100 IL lie; March, 300 IL SOC. Tosni 900 ~lss
To-day mp to two p. M.-Aurust, 500 ~ S4e 800
II 500, 400 NJ II Soc 400 Az l1s7c; september IlOp
l15Sr.. 500 at lib7c 500 at 5Sc 800
~ ll0c 300 ut II G2c. 600 at l6ic. 200 il 62c
500 at lI6lc.. 100 at ilUUc.. 500 Idle, 500
II soc, 200 at ! 5oc. October, 100 1l.37e
$40 ut ll.Hc. 800 at 1l,S5c. $40 ut ll.35c.
1900 at ll.37c. ITO at ll.Sc.. 200 II 39c. 3o
y aoc l.soat II 4ic iooa. l4oc 200 a. life, 400
ii.22. ITO at li,24e 100 at lille. 2oc, at II re
200 At liisc.: 100 ~ iilec January 100 At ii2oc..
loo li.lss.. 100 at 1i.loc.; February, 100 at
l.24c.. 700 li25c, 100 ll.3sc. March, 100 at
IL 3c.: April 100 at IL 4Sc May, 100 ut L4oc Total
27,6U bales Grand total. $4,000 The r.ccpts tho
follows III bales; New Orleans
81; Mobile Al. Savannah ~; Charleston JS; Whining
.: Noriolk. 81 Now York. y; Boston, J6 Phsdci-
phia, ~. Total sos bscx. This dny last week. $40
Tns day lust year. l57 Total since Sepsmb 4229 5
steam, Sc, compressed by SAIL to Hamburg. by
am. Ne, compressed; to Bremen. by steam -i6c
comprcssea; BY SAIL 1ac; 30 Liverpool. IA. by steam
by sail l5-3fd.. compressed. lfn
FLOUR AND lseeeipts-F0ur. 8OS bbIs wheat
bushelE; corn. 81 500 busbels oats 40 0S do
rye. 1882 Flour less active but steady. The
salcs. including state, Western and southeri, fwere
about 1880 bbls., within the annexed range. Rye
-four ruled quiet, with sales Of 225 bba Corn
quiet sales 100 bbls within the rnngc bags
city 92c per cwt. Rye firm with safes OF 10 900
A.. (n~W
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MEMORANDUM.

Movement Of grain to-day ay:-Chicago--Rcceipts OF
wheat, s5.5o2 bushels; shipments 7l4oo do receipts
Of corn, s7o sil do; shipments, 3s7 do. Mwsu-
kec-Receip,s OF whoat, l2,ooo bushels; shipments,
$500 do; receipts Of corn, 1900 do shipments,
I, 100 do.
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RAILWAY sosps,

t RAILWAY honda
Railroad bonds were strong and prices advanced
slightly toward the close. The latest ssles aud bids
Of all th,s class OF securities Tor which quotations
wore obtancd to-day are rs follows:- rf fs.I
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q, r a Ash old b, iSSO.102k
q. r X Ash new u ,1S.I2.llUL
Bull 4 h new b, 1898. .llO52
Buff d State l. 7s. 81. .lU2
u, NJ n FOL lst, ,7's. 1876. lUi
l. Shore div BIDS. 1859. .1lO
J. shore C cou lat. i9Ol.1ft
l. Shore c reg lst, I9OO.iiI
L. shore c cou IA, 1908. .IO3
L shore crec ID. 1908. .102L
Mich y Ist. S's. 8 I. SILL
n y Cen 6's, 1883. -. .lOiIS
N Y Cen G's. 1887 7......lU5h
N Y Cen Us, ro, 1888 .1Ui
n Y Cen 0's, sub, 1893 .lU4
N Y @ a II LIST. c, 19sJ3.1l7
N Y Q 4 u lat, r. 1913. ll7x
Uud X rs. I'd, 8 I. 'S5. III
Can 40 LIST. guar, 1913. 73A
Harlem lst z $ c, 1900 .I2U
Harlem lst. rs, r. 1ep.
North Missouri LIST. 'D,. .iOfh
Ohis b Niss con q. 4. I'D. Js
Ohio a Miss con, 1898. 07 y
Ohio 4 Miss I'd g. 1911. 5gis
Cen PHc gold BIDS, '9,-S. .lO6ta
u Z. ~ j branch. 1870 S:3sa
Cen Pac, q 4 q LIST. 'sa 0l
W~stern Fac DDS. 1899 .l02
B Pae ot Cal LIST, l0D5-ti. -
Union Pac iytbds. 't1-9.IC6
Union Pacific = I. 'o3. .lO2h
Pacific of Mo ID, '0l. =. 95h
Kanisc 1st6's. with { c.fOO
f1tt, ,FtW&Chi LIST, t,Ial2.1ISk
Pitt. ftW &Chi I'd, ,i9i2.ff4
Pitt. FtM &Chi Sd, ,le1z.Il3
Clcvc 4 + con $ {, 1gUp.Iii
tlcyAPitts 4th I, 1892, 10J
Col, q 4 Ind LIST i9,Js.. 81
Cot. q 4 Ind 2i. 1897 I2i1
Il, w a Og con Ist, 1905 32
Alton 4 = u I'd prei.'vt sc
Aiton& T II I'd Inc, "a. ~
Tol, A. & W Ist. Il ID ~ ~
FOL " Wab, cx coupon. o71s.
1oi n VI lst. ~ l. d ,'os. 30
Toi a w. ex mat coup. ~
Tol a W, cx &Nov.'71c 81
Fol A w, equip b, 'S3.. II
Great Western ex con. OK
Q& TOT ex m&Nvv,'77 II
VI linton BIDS, Q. 1900. lilo
" Union DDS, =, 1900. .!o9A
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B. II 4 T., rss IN, 1900. FAX
Bur, ,CR& n LIST .o's. iyO6 90
" X ot l., LIST lag 1927. 80
G * A LAT NJ, 1888 49,. lI5
La * Mo River st, 1870 OF
st l., Jack a & 1st. '04. .1u7h
q, B & q con IN rs, 'u3. ll31
q. X 4 y Il rs. e, ol7..iOsH
G, ri 4 l. 6's. r. 1917. .lU5L
q kRoi NJ list IN. .1SO,ll2
Leh&W Boon gid. 1900 55
Lon a W h ascend. -. -
Am Dock 4 Imp. 1895. so
Am Dock a Imp, ass d, Al
NJ X ST r LIST S's PD. '9S. 1f7k
M&sty ID Z BIO PD'3S lob
MSstPIst7 $g RO'u2.1O0
M&stPlst. Lac Div M. lu6
NASH Ist, IA NJ, 1897. 9Sx
NJ n st Il lst. 1 a -. 10. 80
NJ h 1t r Q = Z. 1870. -. 9o1k
Chi h N W b I. 1882. .lOd
Chtd NV Int BIDS, loS3. 100
Chi a n W oh, 1913. .t1O
chi n N VI LIST m. 1885. lU7
Chi * y " cg BIDS. 1902. %
Chi a n W csp,r. 1872 9siS
Chit A Nil LIST, 1898 -. 100
Win n st Pets LIST, 'S7. loo
Win A ~ z I'd. 1897. s5
Z, ,C,C&Ilst. T's,s Z, 30. iOGx
Del. l. a W I'd m. ''si 1O6
Del, l. 4 VI rs con W.. fO3
Sy, binSNY lst7's, 1850. iU3h
Morris6 Essex lat. 19i4.1ls,a
Morris6 Essex %, ls9i.fOJ
Mor6 Essex It'll, 1901 N,x
Nor 4 i LIST con. y. 1915 30
Del 4 iiud q LIST. 1854. eS
Del 4 HudCist,ex, '91.1O1
Del 4 1ud cou rs. ~ .101f1
Del & Hnd r rs, 1894 .IOU1a
Albany x S1s "a. 1856. 1O2
Albany q sus 30. 1881. 90
fric ID. rs. 1879. 100
Erie I'D. rs, 1881. ...... .IOsX
Erie fth, rs. 1880. .lp5ss
Etie 5th, rs, 1879 >. .iO7
Long Dock BIDS. 1893. lux
Bun. Ny n 4 !st. 1910. iO7
han a It Jo S.. c,lSs5. Gk
Ced Falls AN l-t, 1907. ~
N, 4 4 lsfTs, 1885. no
Cicv 4 ToI Z, 1885 go. .i07,z
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

| FALL RIVER. Macs, August Is, 1873.
The print cloths CHI bu Is.
cash, for 81 at which prieo the market
| S<sng sl offerings below being declined.
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THE FOREIGN xARKKr

The London advices reported onango In tho
Bans Of England discount rate At the regular weekly
sourt oil the directors this mornins. and the rate
sil per cent rhe bank lost fo7. 900 bullion for The
week ending yesterday, the proportion Of reserve TO
liabilities being 35% per cent against 80 per cent last
week Consols advanced to % 1sl6 for money aud to
p5 10 for the account, but closed at reaction OF u
per cent. United sta,cs bonds wcrc 4 higher for
,sa7si teniorsies declined from 1ostk to 1osk. ex
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.

luu uo......r--.... -
Amer Flag. Ia nd, = asked
Amer Con. ..- bid. Q asked
bullion 80. III hid, - asked
Caledonia. = ISid, = nsked
Calf. l2i bid, 81 12A asked
Con Va "a bid, s-l, % asked
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1000 y s4iss 9i.bc 1917
sooOO U \ As. c, nail. l0OX
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1000 q 8 $50. c, '87.. io,,<
5000 ao.. .hc 1u5x
2oO0o q 5 $40. =, '67.. lU5lz
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State bonds were quiet and fairly strong The chief
business was done IN Louisiana consols and Missouri
skies OF 1885, Following arc tho latest ssles and bids
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Da
Sterling bills on London, nominal
primo rates. ..... .... .......s. = Q
Sterling bills on London, good bank
ers' .-...............i'. 30
Sterling bills on London, CONNER
cial aud documentary. ............ g
Francs ON Paris, bangers'.. b.l
Francs on Paris. commercial ...... o.
Francs on Antwerp, bankers. 81
Francs on Suisse. ........... AJAX as !
Observation-Disclosures Frankfort,
Bremen, Berhn--banKers'. ......
Reich chmarks--Hamburg, Frankfort,
Bremen, BerliD--commercial..9 ..9ftl o
Guilders on Holland, bankers. -. A
Guilders on Holland. commercial. 81
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Has A. NJ
$4,000 81. 81 Io5I ss5ooo 500 c. 's7 Io5l
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$1,000 e, r. al .. lo7x $4,000 s's :, 81. Icss.
'lUDUsS- 90 con no JOzk HDO u <<s 'oL. iuizz
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$4,000 US e,. 49, r..bc lox $4,000 US As. 9. 1907 iol
10000 Us As, anil cou. 1OI ,,a =
2:30 P. NJ.
$4,000 US os >Sl, 1904 5000 US5 5s 49, IO65<
m N
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An Italian Prophet Shot.

The Rome correspondent of the London
Times gives the following account Of the Gros-
death: The LaZzaretti affair has turned pub
lie attention, for time, completely away from
European politics. On the ILLS near GrosSete,
a little town of from the railway, between
Leghern and Civita Vecchia, semi political
and religious sect had established itself under
David the Saint (as Lazzaretti was called),
who declared himself to be Christ come again.
He had chosen twelve apps ties and surrounded
himself With large number of pin yteS who
require the surrender Of all property for COM
society, the latter undertaking to maintain
them and their families and educate their
children. Their creed is an extended para
lion in a Protestant sense. The other tenets
are of a sOcialistic character. On the morning
Of the 18th instant, the Prophet, at the mead OF
between two thousand and three thousand fol
lowers, started for the village of ArcidoSSo
His purpose is not known. bit it is said it was
not peaceful. A hundred believers, dressed in
white tunics like ancient, Jewish priests, |
the column. At their head walked David the
Saint, attired in half regal and half pontifcal
costume. with diadem on his head and an
reconstructed club in his hand. The procession
sang hymn with the re rain Long live Go
and the Christian Republic! Praise be to
Christ come second time on ea"ihr' Ire
mob was met half way by delegate of police,
vited them to disperse. Upon this David cried
Il am the King" and ordered his followers to
disarm the soldiers. AS he spoke, a discharge
shower of stones followed. Again the dele
gate gave the requisite warning to di
ing bow at him with the club. Then the
police, finding themselves surrounded, opened
fire. Among the first to fail was the Prophet
who was shot full in the forehead. His follow
police were badly wounded. The minister of
The interior has sent commission to make a
full inquiry into the affair.
A dispatch by cable last night says that Laz-
zaretti is not dead.
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WHISKY CURES A RATTLESNAKE BITE-On
Friday last, as George Terhune, teamster
was on his way from this city Nevada, CAL
to North Bloomfield. and had reached a point
Just beyond the residence of John Dunn,
Selby Fiat, he stopped at a spring by the way
side to get drink of water. STOPPING, he
placed his right hand upon the ground in
order to maintain bis equilibrium, when in
SANITY rattleSnake darted out from some
bushes and with its deadly fang pierced the
forefnger on the middle joint. Mr.. Terhune
killed the rattleSnake, which was three feet in
length and had eight rattles and one button.
Rushing to the wagon, he drew the bung from
keg of whisky that was aboard, and COM
menced to drink the contents. He drank all
that he could of the strong liquor, and then
taking some tobacco from his pocket, Satu-
rated it with more whisky, making poutice,
in which he wrapped the injured hand He
then started the team, and from there until he
reached the Kennebec house he continued to
drink. There is no doubt but that he lmbibed
enough of the ardent to set half of Ne vada
City crazy drunk; but it didn't have any
effect on him. He was as sober as Judge
when he reached the last named place. Then
he took Off the bandage. occasionally stopping
for another swallow of whisky. The flesh
around the wound had turned green. Then
he drank and again placed the handage. 1t
was no use; the drunk wouldn't come; out
what was much better, the fatal effects of the
rattleSnake'S bite had been counteracted.
Terhune was in town yesterday. as we'll and
healthy and as sober as ever.-[ Nepddd Tran
script
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G. N. THOM, }1fuS0oo
J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy28-,
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIVE TWo-sToRY
COTTAGE FRAME DWELLINGS AND
UATED, RESPECTIVELY. ON sTREET,
SEVENTH on, AND EIGHTH STREETS
By virtueof deed OF trust given to Us, dated II
May 1st 1879 s and q, duly dull recorded In Li5er e
District OF Columbia, and by request Of the party
secured, we win sell, at public auction on tn URS
DAY, the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1878, at
O'Clock p. M. In front OF the respective promises
isee known and described upon ground plat or plan
Of the city Of Washington; D. G.. ss being Lots Nos:
10, IL II, 13. IA, 16, 18, II, 81, 81 81 81 33 and
a. OF A. B. Kelley subdivision Of square $50, to-
ments, rights, privileges, appurtenances and her
editaments to the same. belonging or otherwise
Gots 10, II and IL are unimproved and front on
Lot II being at the corner OF H and 7th streets
NE.
Lets l.: IT, Il and 81 are unimproved and front
Lots 4. Is and % are improved by two-story
Frame Dwellings fronting on tn street. between
Lots SO and IS are unimproved and front on 9th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two-story Frame
Dwellings and front on 9th street, between q and
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months; notes bearing interest at per cent. until
paid and secured by deed OF trust on the premises
CHASER deposit required s On each los as
sold. II the terms of sale are complied with
within seven days from day OF sale the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property at the risk
i've days public notice q such resale. 1'' giving
augl2-d CONRAD KAUFMAN. firustees'
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U h. WARMER. Real Estate Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LARGE FIRsg.
= STREET, BETW ZEN sra AND era
sBy virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 18th -
Ss 4 81 enc County
VII hsnsss pdds2
DAY. the ssth day Of August. 4: b. is7s, It 8
& Sss
IN the City Of Washington and District Of Column
bia, the same being the easterly part OF lot mum:
sefed T9 g. IN abe f1RE req
lows: Beginning for the same at the southeast cor
northerly on the line dividing lot No. 3 from lot
rs $ 81 II ssd to sEat sy
division between Blasden ana Moore. the slss
y asse as IL
sry on ssid .sy ss so FEET inch
G to rannna B.
said Dufey's land, In straight line through q
brick stable, cuttngof the westerly portion there
Of eighty. sD feet and six te inches to said
twenty six (28) feet FIVE (b) inches. moro or less,
to the point OF beginning with right IN said alley
In common with the other estates AUDITING there
rights, privileges asin said deed OF October 18th,
The terms Of sale are: One-fourth Of the pur-
at the time OF sale and the residue in three years,
with interest at per cent: per annum, payable
semiannually, or alt cash at the option OF the pur
by note to be secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustees.
All conveyanclng at the purchaser's cost.
e. e: T. A1 Fa3M, }rrustess.
j. T. COLDWELL Salesman. jy28-d
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DIED

DIED.
AIKEN. Monday. August 26th, 1878. at 4:I6
p. M, Miss ELIZA d.. AIKEN. Alexandra
payers copy
Funeral will take place from the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, corner OF Fourth and Il
streets southeast, on Thursday, August % IN, ut
three O'Clock y. N. Relatives aud friends are in
vited to attend. -
BURGESS. At halt past O'Clock. on Wednes-
day morning, August 2S 1875. BLANCH WALKER
b. EGESe. aged six years and nine months.
Her funeral viii take place a. her parents resi-
dence. No. 12l9 ID street. southwest at 8 O'Clock
p. IN.
HALL. At8o'clock on the morning or the q IN
Of August. 1878 MARY III. HALL, coasort OF the
late Joseph b. Hall, in The ghty-foarth year of
htrsge.
The friends OF the family are invited 20 attend
ner iuneI al from ber la Residence. 1SJo d street
northwest, Thursday afternoon, AT - O'Clock.
KIssNER. On Tuesday, August "a, 1873. 1t
11:l5 q. m, at the residence OF her husband, SO
Seventh street southwest, after long aud painful
illness GERTRUDE, wife OF Lawrence kissner, In
the fifty.fourth year of her age.
The funeral viii take place from her husbands
residepCe No. $40 seventh street southwest to-
morrow Thursday. 1t O'Clock a.m., and from
St Nary,s (Father Alig's) Church. Fifth street,
between and H streets northwest, at 10 q m.
Friends and relatives are cordially invited.
RAWLINGS. On the 9th Of August 1873
His funeral will take place tomorrow morning
law, II. B. Oregon. No. 12O7 L street NV.
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Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNGr0N. from Depot.
For Pittsburg and the lest. 10 10 a. m. daily with
Parlor Car to Pittsbnrg and seeping Car, from
TAO pm. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
For ansGdaIguA Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and the North al 7:40 2. m: daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Cars TO Watkins. For
Wiillamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, a. 10:lO
For New Ycrk and the Eass. Las q. m. and $50 p.
kxpre OF Pullman Cars, $50 a.. m daily, e1-
For New York and the East, 1:so D. m. daily, e1-
eep; SUNDAY. with Sleeping Ca, from Washing
roT BsS9E all
Ign Annex, afiording direct trantfsr to Fulton
street, NayoiSins double ferriase and journey
For or Ph1ihIssdslpnA i;s9 n daily except supdav
1prss and ESQ and sS p M daily
Aeeommodation for Baltimore. e:b5, $3.50 a. m.
For Pope's Greek Line, 6:t5 q. m and 4 40 D. m.
For Annapolis. s:55 (. H. and 40 p. IN. daily,
except Sunday.
Alexandria and Fredericksburg. Rail-
way and Alexandria and Washington
For Alexandria g. Z, 8 s:lO, 10 IL O. nils,
40 8, go. pm. On Sunday st 9:lO a. m,
For OH richmond fI ana the South. s:s a. n and ..
Ss IS as ) 1S
On Sunday at ana 10 am. and 8:2jp a.,
esn AID ngs
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
and a the T.
dsIs can Be left for the chsckins Of baggage to des
ir %4RMER @snera Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General n snager. Iosl0
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
and Southwest.
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. JUNE 8. 1878.
Leave WAsH 5LS
On
$50 ssR %Snap soa E sn ade N.y
and - ss sss r1nrs.s
Winchester, HaseEstoWn, and Way stations.
Baltimore E1press:7 Parlor Oar % New York
and stops ss JSncton
ss osssSs. ss S:s
ss Only sIegi sass
dsHss1rs. B:itsyiIIs. Lsasei. Annspoolis JUNO
1910 2; m.-Batimore. Annapolis, Ellicott City
Express. On Sundays to Baltimore only. stop
ping at all Stat ons. Stops at Laurel.
EXP ,: :ess Frederisf via Relay. Stops at Annap-
oils junction.
and on
DAYS 10 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
"A 40 p. m.-Baitimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
t5:S0 p m..Philadeph'a Norfolk AMI Baltimore
sngrs taken IN the CARS soGt at GSs
u tor. Stop a I B1ladsnsou1g and Laurel:
SIsepi.0 cars 70 Chicago.
1910 p m.-BaitimOre Express.
1925 p. m.-sJ. Louis, CT icinuati, Louisville and
Pit1sburg Express. PitIsbarg, except sunday.
1880 p. m.-Ssw York, Philadelphia and Balti.
more Express. Sleeping Tar 10 New York, ald
sPsfa, Sleeping Car dn ,,sS SUNDAY
All trains stop at Relay SiatiOl. je10
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A8A thief at Summit, Miss, stole the spade
which had been left at the grave awaiting the
coming of the funeral procession.
aaThose who outlive their income by splen
dor in dress or eQuipage are well said to re-
semble town on fire-which shines by that
which destrOysit
A%At Bath, Me-, recently young couple
were introduced, engaged, married and al.
yorced-all within week.
~The Paris Figaro has been studying that
American invention, :" lie sleeping carr"
A6-A Florida farmer tainted in his barn.
yard and the hogs ate OF the calves OF his
legs.
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THE EVENING STAR.


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annually thrown away In this country In usekNs
and faegitimase advertising. Tho experience Of
Ill enterpriang and successful business men Ii that
nothing repays % well the money invested - Advee
Using In paper which EvKRYBoDY reads. That
Is the true way to secure publicity. The best bust.
ness men know the value OF advertising In such Q
papef-And such . paper Ii THI EVENING STAR,
1t has tho largest circulation In proportion to the
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paper IN the world. II practically eovers tAs
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