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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 90 tn
North, NerthWest, West

WAIKIKI TIKI GREAT Ha.1. ID. D9T zBd1E TRA0R.
North: Nerthxest. west - '"'
To take 'fft R sz1Hs+ #1 Hfz 3s at
OF 70 ,1s s1Ss
Soa ysssag f Sidss and H W 1anG
s9asbas eng 4lsss
81 so eda fsdmens ss1.sDurs
7o1f fhi M seston and
Rs%SEs Express faror car to New York and
s;ss q mist Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
Valley Branch. except Study TSroasS car s1 70
staul ton Pullman Cars to Cincinnati. daily. Graf
sa.s
Goe, Ess1s s 11n.pa Ssn
ti9n. Jessup's and Hanover.
,n9 2 W.RR m-Baltimore. Annapolis Ellioott City
-i:so ?: ms;.New {ora. Philadelphia. and Boston
s$S :: m:-SsItmoTe sns w Stations ~a1 ".'
Express: Frederick. via Relay Stops at Annapolis
z:s5 r m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, H.sers-
Point OF Hocts ana way Stations only: Ia v a..
EKkkRs ka,, seRT sx9sa; AED
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
6:30 p m.-Pont Of Books and Way Stationa
mfsAT3Ho So T RKf sasSR' Eoo.
sl5 pm.~fGHIOAaO COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
BIRCH g.t Gil. ExPREss Sleeping car to Chicago.
1915 p m.NfNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Badens-
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York, and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
II 100 p: mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Oars.
tDaily. tBunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
603 619 and 1876 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point in the city. W. N. CLEMENTS,
L. NJ COLE, Geperrl Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KUONTZ, General Agent myl7-tr
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Mary Anderson.
HBR HOME AT LONG BRANCH-"oLp GRIFFTY''
AND TIKI HORSE TIKI LOUISVILLE FELLOWS
GAVE MARY"
Long Branch Letter IN El..a.I-e -r-I.--,

HER HOME AT LONG BRANcH-"oLp GRrFFrY-,
AND TIKI HORSE TIIR LOUISVILLE PILLOWS
GAVE MARY"
Long Branch Letter in CHICAGO Tribunal
Hall a mile or so further along the ROAD vou
come 10 a slate-colored cottage STANDING hacS
atnohs the trees in modest seclusion This n
o9e nome nome OF Mary Anderson. and the property
y. Maggle Mltcheu. III was not until we had
uIiNeh Ia ana learned that the whole family had
goLe sailing In the Dolphin on Pleasure bav
h,nos ny uLser got fairly unbent. Then he let
talk had heard for a week nv" "
so you know Miss Anderson" he began
Wei, Vel you're lucky; Nobody around here
Hes queer old cuss, that Griffin When
they first came 10 the Branch, all the profess
sional people set out 10 welcome Miss Anoer-
son as sister actress. Mrs. Chanfrau, Mrs
Adams. Mrs. Paddock and all the rest came
up ard called upon her the first thing. And
you can bet your sweet life IL was a setback
lor Item when she never returned a solitary
one or their visits. It's all over the Branch.
ano every body says it's caused by old Grimm
VINO is AFRAID somebody win give her points:
or, worse than that, some chap VIII steal her
heart away
"Ponts-what points?"
20, everybody knows she earns all the money
ana lever gets dollar OF IL for herself You
SEE, me oid cuss has got good thing, and he
doesn't mean TO loseit. That's how the business
Is put up around here"
:" Is that Soc"
'' on bet It is. And then there's that horse
nose Louisville fellows gave Miss Anderson.
It's tie incest little thoroughbred mare YOU
ever saw. Well, awhile ago Miss Anderson was
out riilng one day, when the mare threw her
she iell on that handsome nose OF hers and
almost broke It; aud you couldn't get her TO
roe horseback again II YOU were TO give her
Slo,UH. But old Griffin amt so particular.
Every day he HOSTS his 800 pound carcass to the
Dack of That little mare and runs her up 10 the
bcach ana back. In three weeks she won't be
nc TO Hitch up TO an apple cart, you hear me-
How II would please those Louisville chaps to
Know what had become OF their present.
Whewr"
And now the gracious driver whist.ed In a
soft and meditatiye key.
But how does Mary pass her timer" ven.
tured to inquire.
90, she's got swing hung up In the front
yard, and one OF the Griffin kids comes out there
ana gives her boost now and then. In the
eNehing she sits out there and sings all the tenor
SOLOS Ia 'Plnafore' and fights mosquitoes She
IAN sing tenor first rate she can. / often hear
ner wnen IN driving parties by. But the Way
Ihat ole cuss Grimm Is playing It onto the girl "a
meaner than dirt. I'd just like to bust his CRUST
would" And pointing his exclamation with
vicious cut OF the whip, the driver drew up In
In ffont CT the ocean House. What he had fol0
me found TO be common gossip ali over the
place. But what foundation there Is for II ain 4
am unable TO say.
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1910 CHEAT 7O1n
iCiS PENNSYLVANIA 1913
BOUTE
70 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track. Steel Balls,

ROVTE
ss ~ - 5oSSi: Ir:sE: ss::i Rsil:: "-s1'
pssR d ss : saa i ais. S SS Pa,
!or Gar to Pttsburg, and elespng Cars from
&c p a.9. With P.aos GU 70 '6 6aoas
ri arp S1aa
Falls and tie North, At 20 n. daily, exceIt
sssay d.ls & T Ss ;ioiE Ss
Lock l H>yen, and Klmira. At 10 80 Am. daily. 81.
Tor New York ana the East. 30 pm daily, except
sss sShs 're . ss 81 with Cars
For Brooklyn, n: Z. Al through usins connect a
s6ordnF direct transfer to Fulton street avoid:
Jag double ferriage and Journey soross New
Fer Phiisdelphia. s:s5 AM and 80 pm, daily,
except Sunday; 3 ~ ana 70 10 p r., daily.
For Baltimore. 20 sss Sc 1s ana sng gsS IL
and ;0 ?: ~, ,daIly. except sunday; o:s0 am.
ss sSSs ::s s;ss su5s ss 10 and 'ao'
For AnSspoIis, 20 -. and 40 D. NJ, daily. AZ.
% %AY k ANR p6AILEExANDRIA AND WASHING
For Als7.ndria, lis. 9. 10. IL an 1s, 3. no.
"a; ! ,9 Il so Pm. On sunday Il a n. and
For Richm o and tho soutn, 30 Am. daily. and
Trains leaye Alexander. ier Ws.ninston. g. 7:ls. g.
sHSa.y :ts md % -. 80 and q p ana y pm on
oae To- Sleeping and "a, PtFlor Oar e
.yenue; noIthesat corner q Sixth street snd Penn
s sfs Tor chssSns Of bsssss sS q dssnsa from
1RANK THOMSON. General Manager. novS
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A SEQUEL TO THE HULL TRAGEDY.-A curious
case has just uanSpired In New York showing
the effect OF the murder OF Mrs. Hull upon q
nervous female OF that city. Mrs. Catharfne E.
Davis, living on west Twenty fourth street, has
dread Of thieves. On the. Goth of July while
sleeping In the room with her daughter she
suddenly awoke and screamed out that there
were robbers In the house. In her fright she
opened window and leaped out into the yard
She was seriously injured by the fall, and died
on the oth inst. The police have been engaged
In an investigation OF the affair. which account
deceased was a native OF Connecticut, thirty
i've years OF age, and had lived foureeen years
In New York. She was the wife OF Henry W,
Davis.
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A MOTHER "BIG'' REDUCTION.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LAWNS REDUCED TO
Blk GENTS.
ALSO TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN OUR
VERY FINE
FIG URED FRENCH LAWNS.
Au of our Cottons at 'OLD" prices. Positively
no 0dcdnce.
BLACK SILKS AND COLORED SILKS,
VERY CHEAP.
NO VANCE.
BLACK CASHMERES.
ALL WOOL. CHEAPER THAN LAST YEAR.
CARRIERS.
Market Sp0oe.
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NkY YORK SHOE STORE,
COS PetsssyEoa,sta avenue.
POsITINE CLOSING OUT SALE OF SUM- ,t,..
MER GOODS AT PRIME COST. E0V
THE FOLLOWING ARE ALL FIRST-{ ~
CLASS GOODS: -
Ladies' Hand sewed Newport Ties. ........S 30
Ladies' Fine Kid Newport Button. ............. LBS
Ladies' Kid strap Sandals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Ladies' French Kid Sandals. ................... l25
Ladies' Fine Lasting Congress Cater. ........ Is
Ladies' First class French Kid Button Boot. 800
large lnt II Misses and Children's Slippers and
Ties at less TAN cost.
Gents Lowquarter Shoes, Solid. LOU
Gents Calf 6ewed Low Shoes. ............... Its
Gents French Calf Hand stitched Shoes. 3 80
Gents Patent Leather Handmade Pumps. $50
An extra fine lot Of Children's Spring Heel
Button Shoes Observation-Disclosures. LOO
ALI our Lasting and Foxed Goods at prime cost
ONE PRICE
jy3ltr GEO. MCCARTHY.
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G U r I . N

CAUT1oN'
All persons arc hereby cautioned not to BUY
SELL, FILL or TRAFFIC In any SODA WATER
PORTER, or LAGER BEER BOTTLES.or SIPHON
BOTTLES, marked either" n a. Shinn" Palmer
or r. a. Shinn." under the penalties prescribed by
an act OF Congress entitled IAN Act to protect the
manufacturers of Mineral Water In the District of
Columbia, and for other PURPOSES" approved July
2oth. 1866. A description of said Bottles has been
placed Oh file in the Office of the Clerk of the Su
prime Court Of the District Of Columbia as required
by said act of Cor gress.
SAM'L G.. PALMER,
Depot 81 Greene st..
Georgetown. d. O.
August 7th, 1879. aug7.tr
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Proposals for DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, D. O, August 6, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS. for Dredging In the follow
~ ing Divers and Harbors, will be received at this
Office at IL NJ, Wednesday, September 10th, 1879
and opened Immediately thereafter:
! Washington Harbor. d. q.
2. Mount Vernon Channel potomac Rive-,l Va
g. Breton Bay, Md and Nomini Greek. vs..
Urbana Greek. (Rappahannock River,) Va.
Specifications, containing detailed Information,
and blank forms OF proposals. can be obtained at
thr Office The right to reject any all proposals
Is reserved. g. T. ALBERT,
aug6-6t q. 8. Civil Engineer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNOANsON BROS. Auct1oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF FIRST
STREET WEST AND NEW YORK AVENUE
Ct the District Of Coumbia, PASSED in cause No. -
tSe7, equity wherein Jacob Roth is complain-@6
cutter, her at.lsW Of Adoph Kracntler. deceased.
tion, on WEDNEsDAY,2Oth day of August, A D. 1879,
At O'clock p. NJ in front Of the premises, all that
trict of Columbia, known and designated SO lot
nu nun bs two ia squsre numbered six hundred
welt, and ISL feet inch on New York avenue con
tanning 1903 square feet of ground.
Terms of eale One.hird cash. {of which 8l0O
viii be required upon the fall of the hammer,) ana
balance III two equal installments for which the pur
eraser will he required to give his notes at six and
twelve months from day Of SALE with interest at six
Ter cent, or all cash at option OF purchaser Terms
sale otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to re-
cell at the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser
ALI cOnyeyancing at coat of purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee
1y2S-3taw&ds S42 d street NV.
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LOVER AND HIS SWEETHEART recently
drowned themselves In mill-pond near Lon.
don. The motive was given In letter found In
tne young mans hat addressed to the girls
father: "Dear Mr.. Parkinson-You have tried
hard for long time to part your daughter
Catherine from me, but you have failed IN turn
Ing her mind from me. Knowing that you would
been determined not to part from each other
and our bodies VIII be found In this pond. We
have both committed suicide together. Yours
kInson, In answer to the coroner. said that the
young man had asked his consent for the hand
of his daughter He did not think Thompson
was capable OF keeping wife, and he refused
This appeared to upset their minds, and his
daughter said that unless she had Thompson
she would not have anyone else. One evening
his daughter suddenly disappeared from hts
The jury returned a verdict "that the deceased
persons committed suicide together while In a
state of unSOund mind
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BENSON'S CAPCINE
= O r O u S PL A S Il f. r.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY.

There no comparison between it and the com.
mon siew acting porous plaster 1t Is in every way
superior to an other external remedies. including
contsil new medicinal elements which In combine
ton with rubber, possess the most extr .ordinary
pain relieving strengthening and curativ e proper
ties. Any Physician In your own locality win CON
firm the above statement For Lame BACK
lected Colds and Coughs, diseased Kidne Js Whoop-
ing Cough, Affections of the Heart. and all ills for
known remedy Ask for BENSON'S 6ArOINE
POROUS PLASTER, and take no othsr Sold by
price. by
SEABURY l. JOHN Son,
aug9s&w,Im ~ Plat St., New York.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THRKE-sTORY STORE
AND DWELLING, No. 437 SEVENTH
STREET GOIIT HWEaT

AND DWELLING, No. 437 SEVENTH
STREET SOUTHWEST.
- By virtue Of . deed OF trust to us, dated -
February 4; 1916. duly recorded in I.iber No. EI!
ZIG. folio 1O5, one of the land records of thes22
District Of Columbia, and at the written request Of
the party secured thereby, We VIII sell at public auc
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1879, Lot numbered thir.
tyscgen go in the recorded subdivision Of square
numbered four hundred and thirty-five (435), in
Washington city. D. O., together with the improve
mentS
twelve, eighteen and twenty.four months, with Z
per cent interest OF all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser; or u 500 cash may be paid, and the
balance Of the purchase money may remain upon
the property for three years at per cent interest,"
days after sale.
THOMAS I. GARDNER, r-,,.....
BRAINARD 81. WARNER,} ifassees
jyS0eod&ds
eSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, August 19, A. D. 1879, same hour and
place T II5 ON. 81 GAR r. Trustees
2aoR
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TIE PRISONER OF THE CLOCK TowER.-Chas
z. GriSsell, the civil engineer who went from
England to France before the issue OF the war
rant Of the speaker OF the House of Commons
Tor his arrest, with j. S. Ward, solicitor, for a
preach OF privilege OF the House In Offering to
control by bribery the decision Of the private
bills committee relative to a bridge, has
returned to England and surrendered himself to
the sergeant alarms OF the House. MI. Ward.
who was under arrest, obtained his own release
on plea OF ill-health. Mr.. Ward, "The Pris-
oner CT the Clock Tower" was released from
durance within few minutes OF the passing OF
the resolution in the House OF Commons. He
expressed himself thankful for the attention
shown him by the officials but still complained
OF the annoyance caused by the working of the
machinery OF the clock. The fees he had to
pay-or probably has paid-amount to ego; but
did not include the cost Of living.
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sE-It is believed that James Orr, a boy, and
Miss Anna Flushing, passengers on the steamer
Steinhoh, which was burned at Detroit Mich,
Wednesday, perished In the flames.
a. Rubbing his gum with bleodstained hand
is what killed Brooklyn butcher-anotherc case
or diseased meat
eE- The prices OF coal show an average de-
cline OF about thirty five cents ton compared
with those OF two weeks ago. But how Will it
benefit the poorly. \. Herald.
az j. i. Sawyer, alias VIVA. &. CreSSy, was
arrested at Chester, Mass, for forging pass
over the Boston and Albany railroad, and
bouud over in SSe0, IN default OF which he went
to jail.
tE-The loss by the fire at Serajeyo amounts
TO about $4,000, 0OO and fifty lives were lost.
mob has pillaged much OF the property saved.
N-"The causes OF life and OF death are, 20
some extent, Identical. Influences wnicn XIII
the weak strengthen the strong, ana 10 Une mu-
tuaI reaction or perfect CONSTITUTION anu
mode or life free from those lethal lnnuenceS
which no strength OF constitution can resist
may be found the secret cfextreme longevity"
tLondon Lancet.
UF-"Mountainous countries are particularly
barren of artists " hen they do win prizes at the
salon IL is for sculpture, sometimes for architec-
ture very seldom for drawings or paintings.
This is lively proof OF the historic priority of
sculpture and architecture to the other arts of
design. Painters paint more easily in cities
than elsewhere and most easily OF all In Paris
lyotTnai DIES Defeats,
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DRY GOODS.
DENIOVAL NOTICE.

REMOVAL NOTICE.
am now moving into my rev store,
7ls MARKED SPACE.
TO, merry occurred by VIVA r. Riley, Esq. where,
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
and invite the PATRONAGE Of my friends AID the gen
eral public. GEO j. JOHNSON,
au9l4 IT 7.3 Market Space.
TO THE CAKFFUL BUYES.
i 5000 yards Canton Flsnnels, at 81, 8, lOc &c
Bleacned and b. own Cottons. s. Ga, z and Sc A new
Line OF Nss6 ash bn at 20 &C. 7Os and gp These
Grains, at Old Prices-si, 81 rs and al 80. Wits
Bee Spreads soc, 75c and 90c. Linen Table Cloth,
oc Turkey Bed do. 90 and 75c.
o00oS guaranteed as B bagsassstfs MILLER
aug13 tr 1O3 Bridge street. GEoaaETows.
BARGAINS! BARGAINss BARGAINS:
Au-WCol French Cashmere double width and orr.
slna dyel. a &c per yard worth 60c.
Ladies Bleached Hose, sc. pair.
A1-Linen Crash &C. yard.
Imported Linen Lawns I6c. ard up
Elegant button Paris Kid Gloves, l O5, worth
ladies' and Gents Gauze Under Vests, 25,. and ND
Ciafk pest 200 yard Spool Cotton SC (6 spoos for
AnIinen Henstitched Hdkfs, loc apiece.
Al Wool Buntins-s, 2uc and ND.
sbe LAND Wool Shswls soc and up
beauniui Lorne sultlngs, Madras Ginghams and
Pacific Oretonnes, Just received at
BRODH HEADS,
etsIoEf ISO6 II ST.. bet 10Th and 18th.
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LEROY NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts. aug13-


Nv ATER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AuCuoneer8.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
p STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
eIXTE 5H STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
On MONDAY, August 18th, at 6 O'Clock pm, -
We shall sell in front Of the premises Lot No g.
in square No. 1874, having 27feet front, running~
back 1OO feet to an alley, making 1t desirable
Building Lot.
Terms Onethird cash balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed of trust on prop
erty sold AL conveyancing at purchasers cost
$50 down on day Of sale.
ang12d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auct
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AN ARISTOCRATIC ENGLISH LADY has diSap-
peared and her friends who advertise for her
Ia describing her state that her legs are tat
tooed. II must not be taken for granted, how
ever, that all aristocratic English ladies tattoo
themselves after this fashion
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RAILROADS.
NEW YOBK

NEW 1onK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 30, 1879.
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLoR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. .......at 8O5 am.
And Arrive at LittletOn. 7.20 m.
And Arrive ut Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm.
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. at 765 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyan's ..............at8. 10 Pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. ............at 10 pm
And Arrive at Crawford House. ....... at 30 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec. at $50 Am.
Take Sleeping Gar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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BENzINE FOR MoTHs.-A sort OF trade secret
among upholsterers, IL is said, is this recipe for
Kidding furniture Of moths:-A set OF furniture
that seemed TO be alive with the Larvae, and
from which hundreds OF these pests had been
picked and brushed, was set into q room by
Itself. Three gallons OF benZine had been pur-
chased at thirty cents gallon, recall. Using q
small watering pot, with fine rose sprinkler,
the whole OF the upholstery was saturated
through and through with the benzine. The
result was: every moth, Larvae and egg was
killed. The benZine dried out In q very few
hours, and the entire odor disappeared In three
or four days. Not the slightest harm happened
TO the yarnish, or fabric, or wood or hair STUFF
ting. That was months ago, and not a sign OF
moth has since appeared. The carpets were
also well sprinkled all around the sides OF the
room with equally good effect. For furs, fan.
neis, indeed all wooden things containing moths,
benZine Is most valuable. Put them In box,
sprinkle them with benZine, close the box
tightly, and in a day or two the pests win be
eXterminated, and the bennne viii all eyaporate
on opening. In using oenZine great care should
be taken that no IRE Is near by, as the stun, In
fluid or vapor form, is very inflammable.-
IAnlerioon Cabinet Maker and tTphoisterer.
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A STONE THROWN BY A Boy CAUSES DEATH
The funeral of Mr.. VIM. G. Gardner, insurance
agent, who died on Tuesday last In the 47th
year of his age, took place yesterday from the
house OF his brother, Alfred Gardner, No. SOl
West Lombard street. The interment was at
funeral being in accordance with the Friends
customs. The pail bearers were Messrs. Cover,
Geo. B. Baynes and Ed. Hughes. Mr.. Gardeners
death was under somewhat peculiar circum-
stances. While crossing lot on Bela1r avenue
on the evening OF August he was struck on
the head by stone thrown by boy, who was
playing with other boys. The wound was at
to, not being regarded as serious, and Mr. Gard
ner seemed to be getting better, but on Sunday
last appearances Of erys1pelas. combined with
worse until he died on Tuesday Sun, Is
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Proposals for Filling and Grading
Grounds South of Elk e( utiye Ma ~ sion

TTODOSaIS fOr E1ITiNE and EraGiM o.
Grounds South of Executive Mansion.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
Old Building, Navy Department,
WARRINGTON, d. c., August 18th, 1879
DROPOSALS for furnishing earth and soil for fill.
l ing and grading grounds south of the Executive
Mansion will be received until AUGUST 2lst at II Nj
blarks, and any further information required, can
be obtained at this office.
THO'S LINCOLN CASEY,
1t Dol. of Engr's. u s. A.
In charge OF Public Buildings and Grounds.
~
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ASK FOB TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
at ticket Offices Of Pennsylvania 3. at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pttsburg, and In Washington. D. O., at office Of B.
Q. hR. at each Of which offices full information can
be obtained tv18.1m
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r T. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL RS.
TATE ON THIRD, BETWEEN AND
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March 10th, 1AR
1877. and recorded in Lber No $50. folio 81,
bis. will sell at public auction, In front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, August 25th, 1872 ut 6
ton, D. O., designated the south fifteen fest front
OF lot twentyseven by depth Of lot In square num-
bered five hundred and thirtyeight.
Terms One third cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months, with seven cent interest. CTS
at sale. Conveyancing at expense OF purchaser.
Terms to be compiled with in ten days
CHAS. E. FRASER,
ausT-9. 13 1910, 23&25 Surviving Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-16
BANKERS.

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portiorate Profit, 1t secures alice TO all the advan,
tage of LARGE capital used with skilled experenne
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execute orders for the purchase or sale Of STOCKS
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