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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-20

BY Associated Press.
New YORK, Aug. 19-The dry goods i'm
ports for the week were valued at s3,1s2,7is, and
the amount marketed at So, sSO,266 Money loaned
up to per cent per annum and Lilo per cent.
per diem, but closed easy at per cent per annum.
Exchange steady at 4sl to 1914 for long and 1881
TO 4s3lS for short sight. Governments quiet and
irm State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irreg-
ular OH moderate volume of business
The stock market was irregular at the opening,
and the entire list soon began to fall off, the de-
cline ranging from q to ~ per cent, the latter in
Louisville and Nashville which had, however,
previously advanced "a per cent. Toward noon
there was q recovery of 1SGlH per cent, in which
the entire list participated, With the exception of
Memphis and Charleston. which sold down per
cent During the afternoon the speculation was
feversh aud unsettled, but prices in the main
tended upward. First there was II decline Of h@i
per cent, then an advance of M1o21s, later reac
lion of 1s@l2k, and at the close another rally Of
trunk lines, the coal shares Denver and Rio
Grande, Western Union, Union Pacific, Wabash
Pacific, and the Granger properties Memphis and
Charleston recovered ~ per cent
Tho sales aggregated 2iesG5 shares. including
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western, l7,G00 Don
yer and Rio Grande, 1900: Erie. 600; Kan
sas and Texas, 090D Lake Shore, $500: Louisville
and Nashville. 1900: Michigan Central, G,S0O
Memphis and Charleston, ZOO; Northwestern,
1900: New Jersey Central, 10 200; Northern Pacific
l0f0O; Ontario and Western, 1900 Pacific Mail,
$1,000 81. Pau, 1880; Texas Pacific. 5000 Union
Pacific H4OO Wabash Pacific, l2,s0o; Western
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Pale stars are Angels weeping
Der deeds that MORALS do;
And none but fools are sleeping,
And only tears are true.
The Soul Is sad with mourning
And reaching for the Right;
Her eyes are blind with ycarnIng
That Darkness may be Light.
And Hope grows old with waiting.
Grows bitter at the core;
And Loving turns TO Hating
And Life is Life no more.
-chdrtcs Aftiis Gdytev.
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DIED.

CoNARD.-on Friday morning 10th instant, VIII
LIE w. COWARD, son OF William and Adelaide Y. Co.
nard.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, from No
20ii street northwest.
oERHARDT--At q p. M, Friday, August 10, 1891
General JOSEPH GERHARDr, IN his sixty.f year.
Funeral from his late residence, 1920 Fourteenth
street northwest, Sunday, August q, at p. m.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l9.-Virginia skies,
deferred 49, do. consolidated, 500 do second SC q.
ries, 4lX; new ten-forties, 5lss bid to-day.
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BALTIMORE, Al, l9.-Cotton firm but
quieti middling, l2@l2>ss Flour very firm How
ard street aud Western super, 81 2585 co. do. extra
So 25@6 25 do. family SO 5O@7 25 City Mills super
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LONDON, Aug. l9.-The amount of bull
ion Withdrawn from the Bank to-day for shipment
to America is 100000
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE ", 1891.

TRAINS LEAVE b. q Z. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7,io n. m. dally-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAI
Direct connection for south and Southwest.
except sunday To local points on g. q o. II
PULLMAN SLEEPING CA rs are run nom
tngton to New Orleans without change Of chr
ll:OS "A. m.-WlllrE SULPHUR LIMITED ~.
PRESS, daily except sunday. TO Fnuqulei 80
White Sulphur Springs. PARLOR CAR, Iasf
ington % White sulphur springs.
1915 p. m.-NIIGINIA SPRINGS EXPRESS,
for all points South via Danvillc. and Wcs
PULLMAN sikEPING CARS daily nom Washing
ton to White sulphur Springs without change
PULLMAN SLEEPING ca ItS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta. Ca. without change.
Passengers Tor Manassas Division will take T:iO a m.
train daily, except sunday. For WarTenton, Ei0
n. m. daily, and ll0j daily, except Sunday.
For tickets and Information call ut Virginia Md
land Oficc, G0i Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent jyisu
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo.
via Excelsior, 900 and 800 y. m, On SUM-
DAYS at p. IN. only. CO..
lrlD
Tickets for sale and Information furnished AZ Cooks
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania ayenuei Rooses Cigar
Stands at Principal Hotels; H. b. Polknhorn next
to city post-oilce and ut Company once, Seyehth
street wharf GEORGE MATTlN0LY,
General superintendent
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EXCURSIONS
To Richmond, via Norfolk, to Norfolk via Rich.
mond. and return to Washington. James River by
daylight A delightful trip.
Steamer Excelsior, twice daily $3.50 a. m. and 80
y. M, to Richmond, Via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, from Quantco. .,.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, to Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with tho James River
steamers each way.
Round trip W
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GOVERNMENT BoSDs-CLOsiSG QUOTATIONS.
United states per cent xtended-,....... l0iis@I0i
United States per cent. extended. 10i liN1aiA
United states ~ per cent. Registered ..... l2lntl34
United States AZ per cent. coupon -........ llSNl4
United StatcSl per cent reglsered...,... ll5laGll6
United Staiesi per cent coupon.......... ll5SQti16
United states currency skies .... .......- 100 0D13
District Of Columbia 3.6Js coupon-........ 1865
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Thraa IA lI1a 1 li,t,.- ~ lila
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Steamboat Shines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements.

MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
Steamer GEORGE LfiARY, on TUESDAYS and
III tuesdays ut $50 p M and SATURDAYS
EXCURSION TO THE CAPEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK,
until further notice.
Flrst-cnss Fort Monroe and Norfolk ,,,,..S1 90
Firsl-cnss round trip . 90
Flrst.cass to Plncy Point and Point LOokout...- 90
folk .O""p .'p 20 -. o.o" ~~ - 90
Second-class round trip TO Plney Point and Point
L0OkOmt. O0
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FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH.
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con-
Meeting with H., L. and T.. II. r. ut Quantico, twice
daily except sunday, at 900 n. IN. and $3.50 y. m.
Fare TO Richmond, limited. 90
Fare TO Richmond, unlimited. 90
Fare to Richmond, round trip good for 10 days. 90
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
MARA.

WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 20. 1851
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1000 Prizes, tll2,iW
Whole tickets s2 half tickets si 81 tickets, go
IS tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft by letter or send by OK
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or PoST.OFFICE ORDER. Orders OF s. and upward
by express be sent Ut our expense Addressal or
dcrs to n. NJ BOARDMAS, Courier Journal building
Louisville KY, or II. NJ. BoARDAlAN 800 Broad
way, New York; orJ. w. CLARK, 5l9 street north.
west, and lis2 Pennsylvania avenue or to II. H.
MAYNADIER, GO5 Fourteenth street northwest.
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.tS5th
SSth-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
-oF TIL
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

III inc CITY OF IOuISNIIe, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays excepted
under provisions off act Of the General Assembly
OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81, rem.
dered the following decision:
First-rhat the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
Recond-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list of prizes for the
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,..,,,u,, ss6,O0o4Oo 90 currency...- $4,000 90
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BANKEnS' EXCHANGE.
Three.day bills -........ 4sils Slxty.day bills
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Notice to the Public.

Al our Grand Extraordinary Drd,ginps are undo
Or superpiiion and management Of GENERALS q. n
BEAUREGARD dnd UBAL A. EARLY.
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j. henry CoMsrooK. Fntomo,o,
How to Protect the Roofs.

Editor S0r:-After every big storm nfty or
more buildings are minus their roofs Women
and children have their wits frightened out OF
them, and the head OF the family mourus over
the Damage 10 his furniture and the size OF Ihe
timers estimate for putting on a new roof.
Now, MT. Editor, / believe that ninety per
cent CT this loss can be prevented ~ ne Ola
fashioned lin care trOBQhS De abandoned 0ud
he modern Lor glttte1' adopted
use the box gutter 1 have had over seven
huLoreo buildings erected In this District under
my supervision, and have never lost roof.
give my opinion for what IL Is worth N you
Wish 10 investigate the value or my suggestion,
consider the following statements:
Flrst-The big blows come from tAe north
and west.
Seconc-The houses that loose their roofs are
those on the north side OF streets running east
and west, and on the west side OF streets run
ming north and south.
1bird-Tbe tin becomes loose at the gutter IN
the rear and blows over the front or the house.
Respectfully, yours,
JAMES II. MCGuI. Architect
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1sROMAH BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRt.PERIY On ROAD STREET, GEORGE

TREsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ff66 Wa So fes ~ Road STREET GEORGE
BY virue Of two deeds of trust bearing "A
dste, respectively. May LIST and september fsM
9Th, 1915, ard recorded In Liber No 1874, 4e.8.
triot COlun. bia ana by rsque.t in writing Of the
adm Ma tx OF the holder OF the note secured
TIE viii sell At Ppbic auction: in front Of
6o'cLooK Pm ell the undivided tight. tile. es.
tate and Interest Of the partie' grantors in ssid
deeds. (being the entire title. estate and interest
b. scott; born iillame. still outstanding in and
10 81 that piece or parce; Of ground situate and
being In The city OF Geo, getrwo In the District Of
Coumbis, DeiDg in Thomas Bealls addition to said
for the anne al the north west OF the proper
" I'll d Try d. Cooke 0ormerly owned by David
Peter aud afIerward by John Cartef), Road
sire, q rnbn 1pg thence wsst alo"g said strse.
fourteen n4) feet vide thence 10 southery direc.
tion with the east side of eaid alley and the proper
Garter; III, nee esst with the north line Of John E.
Carte. g property aid hot OF job chandler smith,
to the west line OF the property OF Henry Cookies
aforesaid PROT erty and thence with said line north
place of beginning, with the brick dwelling house
nI buildings thereon" This property will be sold
subj ct to all unpaid taxes and charges thereon
Terms OF sac: The amount of the deD', viz
S13. All with interest thereon at ten cent per
ahnum from May let. 1875 secured o. ssid pre- u
Uses, together with the expenses OF sale. (Which
snce at six and twe months, for which the potes
OF tie purchaser, bearing six per ceut interest
from day OF sale, and secured by deed Of trust on
the tn II sale Conves ancipg at pnrchsser's
coet. II terms Of sale not com pled with within
t. day from day OF sale the property will be rs
rod at the risk and cost Of the defaTt1n S pur-
je23-d&dB Trustee.
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WHOMAs BOWLING, Ancuoneer.
TEUsTEE'S SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN AND
1>p " RI

TRUsTEE,s SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VERMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN AND
w STREhTs NORTHWEST.
In pursusnee Of deep Of trust Of date theEa
Liber No 9 O. folio 483 of the Land C " Is n:A
Of he district Of Columbia, and at the request Of
II @ party thereby secured. the undersi <ned, as
rus &c in said deed. yin offer for sale e onoic
THE ilTH DAY OF JUlY, 4: D. 1881. AT 6 O'CLOCK
M, the foloRing d.scribed resi- estate. situate
in the city Of Wa, hipgton, ID. c and known and
- sc, ibed az parts Of lots numbered o"e ID and
:hirty ore C3O of Bars subdivision OF pquare
Numbered three hui red aud fifty eight {368y. the
same being improved by t 10 story frame d veil
Mg.
cash ard the residue in three equal instalmenss,
secured by notes Of purchaser for the same, psy-
able respectively at six. twelve and eighteen
months from day Of sac with interest at six per
csbt. secured by deed Of trus. 90 the property.
dspotit Of $50 vi be req ire At the TIM. Of sale.
the trustee reeerying thu riaht to reae the pro
erty shou'd the pur CHI ser not comply with above
terms wi hin five days from day Of sale. Costs OF
| O. nyeynncirg at purchasers expense
ROCOLP9E CLAUGHTON.
tsS- Dads Ergsiee.
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PROPOSALS.

nPAHl MENT OF STATE,
II WAsHINaToN, j.. o., June 81, 1881.
seed Proposals will be received at the Depart
menof State until IL NJ, on TaE BOTH DAY OF
Jul, 1884, to furnish this Department with fuel
Tor IL year ending June 80, 1852. to be delivered
IN Sub quantities as may be desired.
inirmation As to kinds and quantities OF coal
shia Ted can be obtained OF the un 1erslsnet at
LIS Ie hrtment.
Inc I,ht TO r. iect any aad sill bids or to accspt
any polon OF any bid is reserved. and each bid Ter
1s rtqaesed to furnish with his bid bond in the
t1Hl OF 600 as guarantee OF faithful perfor N
are u y contract which msy be awarded to him.
by ofde Of the Sc 5 etary Of State.
!eoO y Is @. MORGAN. SUPERINTENDENT.
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The Metropolitan Church Spire I'm
injured

Editor Std';-The notices appearing from
time to time In the papers. in relation TO the
spire OF the Metropolitan M. E. church, are
calculated 10 convey a wrong impression as 70
its safety. IL was In no particular injured by
the late storm. No spire ever stood firmer
than that does to-day. A thorough examine
tion or 1t does not reveal the weakening OF
single joint. Some years ago it was IL aIed
aid The trustees caused IL to De Ia Droughly re-
paireo end fastened by large iron rods run
mig nearly the whole length. CITIZEN.
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PRoPOsALs FOR PAINTS. OILS, sc.

k)tOfOsALS FOR PAINTS, OLE, 60.
oFFIcEoI BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
TAsBIsGIoN d. O., jane 28th. 1881.
uss &c Proposals. for furnishing and delivering
n'e aug Eed Lead. Linseed OIL Colors. Brushes
ieQsired for painting at tbs north wing OF the
niG!lcns Tor State. war and Navy departments. IN
s ca Il'y; WI be received at this offs UNTIL ~
thsr 1a 1ss1 Sna opened ''s'S
.n3 81 nasons. general ins sructions for bidders,
est hEb forms OF proposal will be furnished 10
ssthteontnd de.ers In the above articles, upon
'neif proier app ication to this tffi o
tom 6, THOMAS LINGO, CASEY.
JeH-ot Lieut.. Col. Corps OF Eng'Ts.
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VShUMAs DCWLIN0. Aucuoneel.
CHANCfRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

CHANCEKY BALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN.
By virtue OF decree passed November -
80, 1876. in cause 8, POI. equity, Leona. We. Gs
johnson, ct al I will cell on SATURDAY, -&::M
TBE2D DAY OF JULY. A. -. 1881, AT O'CLOCK 2. M.
Deakin's and Baiey's addition 10 Georgetown,
which hiss been sub divided into Lots Nos. IA Is.
recorded iu Surveyors Office. Lot IA fronts 81
62 100 feet; lot l5 % 62!0I feet lot 16. 81 fset
on the CANAL road, near thu Aguedu,t Bridge,
and lot 16 is improved by large Brick House, and
II " j. h stable.
Terms Of sale. az prescribed by the degree: ONE
fourth cash; The residue in three tquai install
from day OF sae with interest at the rate OF eight
per C. ntum per arnuIn until paid for which notes
FRED. ". JONES, Trustee.
jeI5-dts rHOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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1901 THk CHEAT 1907
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE OOH

ISS1 R1SNsYLyANIA ROUTE 1881
20 TIE NORTH. VEST AND SOUTEWEsy
Deubie Track. Steel Rails
SPLENDID sGEEERx. MAasrFIoss1 Eou1pM,s.
TRAINS kEasE1 Sls Mn aF9S i issn p.Do,
corner Of sixth and streets. Al follows.
ehs ass and 6he asay' rs
SaS see pis sS osss from
A Ss Fs ass f F5fS s. r5' SziEoAD
to %san: .Ba The A Masr
5':ss hsqRRa: ss: a.. I:
For Wilhsmsport. Lock haven and Elnira. at 10 ~
70, q; 9H1 a!XE' . sast tBs S Fans
7 7;Oe, 1000 and 10:l5 m. On sunday AGO.
LOCO f rns ao as,s limited 2, R1
For Brooklyn. ny al through trains eonnec, q,
Futon sr 1ans .Sod
''i 20 tresSYs snla iS 81 r% 1S 81 snad.y
s;g::@; daily; except sunday: '-1''''@
tn or sSnd.y, 90. 10: 30 am. a:oo. So q.
SoSs'. 9Isss sn IsHs: 40 .m. and .ao p.n
Lf2ss s AND FsKpEgroKsBuRa RAIL-
Way, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
br Ale1sndria, 100, 7:20, $40. snd IL 80 .. N
| AGO, 90, Gao, 90 and IL 80 p. m. On tsnn
day ut 100. 40 and IL 80 NJ, and 8 100 p. Il.
h Richmond and the South. 90 and IL 10 .. "a.
r.ns leave AexandIts for Washington. 8 100. s:Os
and 10000: M; II 40, 90. :Oo. TOO and g:ll
ag n 1nd ~ 100 pid no .5 os 9p sunday At so'
ickets and Information st the ofioe, northsas
| O1er OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenues and
| . he depot, where orders can be left for thu
oo,hins Of baggage to destination from hotels AID
sciences.
kANK THOMSON. General MANAGER. now!
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DIED

COLE. IN Philadelphia at p. N on Thurs tsy.
JuLe 80. 1881. IN her sixty ninth year. nrs hk-
BECCA COLE. widow OF Joseph 7. u lie. ana mo .ef
Of j. W. Cole, Of this city.
DONOHOE. june 80. AID. 1881. ct y 80 m.
ct no. lUl0 23d street northwest, Bh1D6kL sNAstA-
STA DoNoRoK. in the twenty first ) ear OF htr .se
hest In peace.
widowed cbildless mother
Now mour. 8 her last LOVING Chi >,
But knowing how eweety cal,n snc Wenh
Her grief is deep. not wlA
Well might they cry wb1 sesrfui Stood
While abe weQt 20 ser Mug.
sssjh Grave. vheve is thy victory!
on. death, whore 10 thy sting"
Oh, foolis). fond, In sooth it were
To repT our hearts and weep.
To vafe in more glorious world
SLs Old but sink In sleep.
Her SdDerai win take place on Monday, July = q
8 u,sfock . N. Requiem mass at 81 stephens
cbarth. Friends Of The family are Invited 10 ="
nd.
ROBERTSON. At Tulehassee Mission. Creek
Nation, Indian Territory. June 26. 1851. Rev W.
8. toBkRTsoN, who for thirty two years Was coz,
meet with the above mentions ed nissions hse
.iLoe ,he war as its superiLt ndent.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY ......-.........-JGGH q. 1851.
LOCAL NEWS.
Transfers of Real Es,a,c.

Detos 10 fee have been recorded as follows
l. Kent, trustee, 20 Sarah K Blocker, lot IS. so.
iu.i SuO A. ID. Willard 10 Rebtecs IL Iiili
10, ,9 % So 2os; s2Oco. 7. q. MorseIl - W. w
W. weed, suits q 10 Gs 81 20s: s2sSa9 70 q,
w. leImehe 10 &. Fox. lots 20 and Is 10
- snu II, so l52 S24 Sl7 60. r. G. Fox 20 W A
Sl5,,ls. X. g. Fox 10 W. Winthrop. lot ri an
I52; J. o?'. w. w w. Wood TO :. I. e. Morseli
parts II ard IS and lot IL. 50 5si; s9a st2Ia. r.
Hsghef Ct al 10 +. ID. Eyans, lot ~, so AVS;
$685. NJ. G. Fitzhugh TO T. Brown suns q 10
So. $50; 81 pc. y. &. Page 10 Harriet King
parts and Z. So. '?5; e. oOO. X I. walsca 10
Ann {. Barry, sub. 80. 50. 656: g. Wm. r.
Matungly ct al, trustee, 10 ida NJ McTienry.
SUB lots IS sBd &C. SO. ass; 6. SOS Charlie, Fol-
lansofe 10 John T. Rama and James NJ John
SOD, trustees, original LOT 81 and part ) So 15l
$1,000 Andrew Z. Bradley ami Reginald Fen
dali. trustees, TO VIM. n. and Eiward RaldxIn
art lot d, ia. 5sS; 81 IO5
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Save the Trees.

EDITOR stdr:-Actlng, perhaps, on your timely
Suggestion a few days ago. the parking COM
mission has organized force OF men to .'prune''
the trees CT our streets and avenues But they
have mace mistake; they are cutting them In
the wrong way. \ gang OF men are at present
Spreading devastation in the neighborhooa OF
the Northern Liberty market who, evidently
have never before had pruning implement
In their hands. and who know nothing
whatever CT their business. Woe to the tree
that comes GnGer their hands IL win take at
least three years OF undisturbed growth 10 over
come the harm Inflicted, II IL does not succumb
altogether. What these men are doing is not
pruning. but q wholesale looping OF o, the
most valuable branches Instead OF thinning
them out TO allow q circulation OF the air, they
are amputaiiDg those branches which are most
necessary to the growth and life. as for In
stance, the top branches, and are reducing the
tree TO a shapeless lump. Verify, II this con-
ttnues no one al present living will ever enjoy
the shade OF these trees. The remedy Is worse
than the evil, and more real injury is being done
In one day than q dozen gales or CT clones could
possibly do. M. q.
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RAILROADS.

BAL TiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LIN,
TIE EAST AND The s1 VEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER srEEI
SCHEDULE TO TAKE trr.Eor SUNDAY. LA,
I'D. 1881.
fa.1o-cB1o.dd66a HIVE G1 MSAAs 2 I All. o.,
I sO9SiH FAST Fx HpasfS;sSATl' AND 81
& kEf sSps Sihsgi and Way Stations
s:asSuTs Hsss a stow sna way.
sl5SookTIEAbEL shf IA NEW s yosk. AND Bos
s:4O-sTA union AND VALLEY EXPRESS
top Fd ins hastrsto"n and At Poit Of Books
49;oo,0p Sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
o:C NM LEE EXPRESS ts:ops $. Hyatt.-
Tlie. OoLsse, Bei;svilIe, Ianrel. Annapolis
p AsD ST. LOUIS ix ihissco' oiSoiSSA1i
01@S. a1 Ft,19o EEico't Cisy. Annapolis and
sGa Iii Say ZEE x iE Baltimore and Way
s;CHGo0lBAAL = PEILADELPHIA AND NEW
s;$s-Baltimore and Way Stations winchester,
4s6as hsssrst lev nPd Nay via Relsy
BEL EXPRESS Frederick. Via Relay. stops
"a .t * ANNAPOLIS as JUNCTION Jun, ,
. Poi1t OF Rocks and Way stati ,ps onIy.)
I4;4u-BAltimore, Annsrons and Way Stations
To:;9-BALT1 MORE Express (Iartinsbura and
way, Via Eelay. Stops st HyattsviLe and Lau-
g. Sos Point Of Recks ard Way Stations.
TO ;4o-Baltlmore aid Way Stations
t;oV-6ALll8OkE, EVANSVILLE AND LAU.
REL EXPPeSS o
t9:]5-PIITSBUEG, CINCINNATI AND at
LOUIS EXPRESS
to :s9ooIP9lLADEI PHIa. NEW YORK, AND EOS
hssH1s Siis E Nsx fG16
BEL EAPRE5s. stoPs on signal or to let of
PASSENGERS at any station between Washington
and Annapolis junction.
1DalIy. tSundays only. Other trains daily, ex-
ceIt eunday.
ton. ' 1
For further information apply at the Baltimore
s sna ONO ticket ottcs WASHINGTON Station. alc
street. whsre orders will be tax for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-01

CUNARD LINE NOTICE.
LANE RUUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HAABOR.
FROM PIER 40, N. B.. NEW YORK.
Psrthia- -. We'd. 29 june. Batavia We'd, 20 Ju
.Botl MIA. We'd 6 July Algeria Voc. AZ Jui
.Gal Ia. We. - July iscyths Wsc. SAT-
Marathon Wed, 10 July ,Bothnia. Wed. 10 Ar
AND LIVELY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YOR
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 ard fllO according to accom- ulodationa-
Tickets l. Paris, Sl5 additional
Return ticsetsoE favors BILE terms
Steamers marked do not carry steeraee
kteercs 1t very low rasss ste rsEe tlSsets !for
Liverpool AID 4eeDetown, and ali cher parts
Europe, St ! wet rsteS.
Through hills OF laden given fer Belfast, Giss
gov, Eavre, Antwerp snd oIher Icr S on the Con
IIent. and fer Mediterranean ports
For fre;sht and passage spply 3, the Company
office. No Bowling Green, or both stsersgs an
cabin to o. II BiGELOW b o., COS It'll street
janl2 VERNON b. BROWN l. CO., ny.