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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auetioneers,
II 3lI and $40 9th street northwest. cor, Of o 4

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
II 3lI and $40 9th street northwest Of street
TUESDAY MoRsI fHs a ooIosE,r FOURTEENTH. at
cAkFETs. M4IIaiSa. &C.. &C. s'A' 'A''
SHAFTS. MADE By NeDERMorT BIO. 'ND
HARNESS. NEW sIDE-BAR BUGGY.
BAY MARE MULE, KIND isp GENTLE WORKS
AND Y HakkEss TIE PKA TEAkSs kc LiaHT
Sc . commences on BuEgies Wagons. 81. It
CgAMcERY SALE Of PIoPERTY ON L STREET.
SoaTHVf sxI II ASe So5SxfSfH STREETS
s Ct Of q: sqs seqs
IN q ,s e. At slx
dat kss ct e9 q snd
District of Columbia as and being ali Of Lot num- M
81 four Inch .s
north. and viii be sold in three parcels
sec by deed Of trust the premises 4.
Eft Sc
10 :na ss of #:
son resse in some newspaper II washing
DuScANsoN BRos Aacs. "AhIEg 5ya aorSssss'
"a THE SALE OF THE EAST II FEET 6
inches front Of lot 10. square $50. is Posi- PONEI
GUST. A. ID. 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK r NJ, in front Of
the premises. CHAS. WALTER TrnsIee.
"a THE PURCHASER OF THE. IT FEET {
west Of the eastern feet inches front Of said lot
having failed to comply with the terms SALE the SAID
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. B. 1883. al
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises at The
risk and cost OF the defaultinf Rur 81 Tn
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts suis.d%gs
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Id ElD.

BUCKLEY. On Sunday morning, the 18th August,
1885, at ten minutes past eignt O'Clock NORA dsugb.
ter OF William and Mary Buckley. aged four years and
Funeral from the residence Of her parents No. 1918
street southwest. on Tuesday, August
II. 1t O'Clock pm.
DAVIS. Mrs. ELIZABETH DAVIS departed tits
life on August 18th. 1883. at O'Clock p. m.
her funeral VIII take pace from Israel G. NJ. r.
church Tuesday. l4th at 8 O'Clock D. m Friends are
respectfully invited to attend. Members of Love
and Charity order win attend By order OF {. Patten
HEINACKE. Rev. SAMUEL HEINACKF, who will
be remembered by ell the old inhabitants OF this city
DEPARTED this life at Jewel City. Kansas. August Sth
1885, In the eightieth year OF his are.
JARBOE. On Saturday. August 18th. 1888, at 4
O'Clock p. m. MAGGIE A., beloved wife Of q. Lam
May she rest in peace.
1888 street. West Washington at O'Clock p. m. on
Catholic church. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend.
RILEY; On August 18th. 1883. JULIET. wife of the
late DIR. Joshua Riley.
Funeral services from her late residence on Monday
18th inst. At O'Clock p. m.
.TRODDEN. On AUGUST Is. 1889, Of q. m, infant
daughtr OF Thomas j. and Annie Trodden, AGED ono
year, four months and thirteen days.
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
gust IL, at p. m.
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Double Lynching i'm G:eoryia.
wTFR-MURDERER AND HIS ACcoM PrIcE HANGED m



Last Tuesday. In Miller county, Ga. Joe Fulrord
a farmer, with the aid or Harry Bradley, a negro,
brutally murdered his Wife, who at the time was
unable TO turn herself In bed The negro beat her
over the head with club until she was tnsenslble
Then her husband choked the remaining spark OF
life out Fulford then hired his accompllce ana
another negro named Reuben Robertson 10 haul
the body to Spring creek, a mile and a half away,
and sunk it In the deepest part OF the water
Fulford then reported her absence, and sought TO
create an impression that she had committed
suicide by drowning. The neighbors searched the
country all Tuesday evening and night on
wednesday the body was found, having risen TO
the surface or the water, and marks were found
upon her body bearing out the facts given above
Fulford was arrested, but denied his guilt, and
remarked that he would not have had his wife
murdered for S.. The two negroes were then
arrested on suspicion from some language they
We're heard TO use. and they made full confess
sion, giving the facts recited. coroner's Jury
rendered a verdict charging the three men With
the crime. preliminary trial was had at Colouit
Friday, and they were held for murder There
was talk OF burning the trio at a stake in the
courthouse yard, but wiser counsel preyaiIed
Between 10 and IL O'Clock Friday night, however
Fuford and Harry Bradley Were taken from the
jail ana hanged 10 a convenient timber near the
jail. Their bodies were perforated with bullets
later dispatch says That the 81 SO paid by Full.
ford TO Harry Bradley and Reuben Robertson FOR
their services In numbering his wife was taken
from the murdered woman's effects and had been
earned by her with her needle during the time she
was confined to her bed.
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The ssrikiny OPERATOR.


Everything II quiet al along the line this morn.
Ing" said striker to-day. Encouraging reports
received from the north. east and west few
unimpoFtant OBJECTIONS from the ranks In the
south. In Baltimore the brotherhood captured
I'VE men from the Western Union office this morn
ing. New York stock market reported to be badly
shaken up to-day, and Western Union gone down
to 49,"
KHY NOTES
The Joint committee OF the Trade and Labor
Union has issued an urgent appeal to the business
tribute to the aid Of the striking telegraph opera
tors.
Delegates from various labor unions In New
York ana Brooklyn met the telegraph strikers
yesterday and appointed q committee TO circulate
petitions among workingmen asking for funda
wires were being cut In New Jersey and that a
uneman had been shot at near Scranton, Pa.
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au10-3!

DROPOiALS FOR BUILDING SITE WASHING.
Il TON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY.
Sealed Proposals. will be received UNTIL THE FIJI
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, AT TWELVE NJ for
Infantry Corps =
Lots to be less than IS front by $50 feet Deep
and to be located within the following mees and
II d and 18TH and 1 streets northwest. Lots Of
larger dimensions will be considered. The right to re-
tect any or all bids is reserved by the committee. All
Armory Site, " and addressed to the undersigned.
j. 7. DYER Chairman.
au4-9t Northwest corner 10th and streets.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

TKNHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACH NE House
l. ESTABLI> HE'D 1865.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
is recognized and acknowledged by the mechan
running and hghes. arm lock stitch machine ever
made: AZ movements made of the finest steel. No
holes to thread neither has its shuttle We Sell onIy
class new improved machines of different makes
We guarantee the finest assortment responsibility
and lowest prices. No outside agents. First class ma
chimes for rent. All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and prcest mailed free to xLy
address, e. AUERB Oh,
Double Store. corner It'll and streets
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door, mig
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ApsIte.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS 4 Ohio. A..
IN let nrof
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. August l3.-virsinia sizes. past due
coupons, A; new thress 50 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Cotton steady and firm
nhadhng. lOA- Flour quiet and irm-Howard strest
ana western SUPER asas rs, do extra. 4O0al 7s
90. family, o. 2oa6.00 city mills super, g. 25a3 rs
Do; extra oose So; Rio brands eooa6 Pstapsco
family, 90: do, superlatve patent, T. So Wheat
southern easier: do. western dull and lower; southern
RED l5sl II do amber. .l7al.2l: %. Maryland
l9k asked No western winter red SPOT l. l6ai rs %
august lstal. l6's; September l.I7SsI I7L: octo,
PEI, bal lys; november. l. al aal.2 lA Dcsmber
25sl 2aH Corn-southern firm; do western ne.
elected: southern white. 62a63s: do. yellow 6sss6
t ssstsrn sised spot 6s bid august soal Sep
tsinper. oOSa6l: october, COY bid; November, 30
s SlG' as steamer "a bid. oais quiet !. south.
p s,1 4, 4os4s Rye steady 5sa63 Hay
Ms.S Provisions M steady with fair tGbbns demand
rib ides. packed. sasH RecSnsbasr and clear
r plo sides. ss. Hams. l5kal6, Lard-renned. ION
Butter dull-western. packed. Sale; creamery ISa2S
Eses Stea y. l6al7. Petroleum steady and quiet"
renned IAs7s. Coffee frm-Ro carsoes ordinary
to far. ssa9S;, Sugar steady-A soft So: conper
cc,.o S ssa to Liverpool per steamer steady
cePso q ono l26 barrels wheat lTe 900 bushels,
bushels shpments-whsat i3o, 900 bushels corn.
Wy bushels. Sales-whcat Az, O0O bushels; corn
70. 900 bushels. >''-'
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

llEINFKAMP L IANOS,
HIGH tST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
CELEBRATED FOR BkILLIANCY OF TONE AND
DURABILITY.
SINGING QUALITY UNRlVALED
WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHERS.
FACTORY PR1CES-EASY PAYMENTS.
We give persons having OLD Pianos toNk@esa
exchaDge extra advantages in the value OIL VII
tlel Old 1nstruments, and balance can be
paid monthly. Open till pm.
dElNEhAMP'S BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS.
AT 10th street northwest. au3
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FLAGS,

DROPOSALS FOR FLAGS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF q. s. LIFE SAVING Sc VICE
WAsHINGrON. d. c.. August g. 1883.
Sealed proposals for furnishing flags for use of the
United States Life aying Service will be received at
this ofhce until TWELVE NJ. OF AUGUST FOUR
TEN. 1853.
Specifications and blank forms of the proposals and
al other necessary information will be furnished upon
proper application to this office.
The hsgs required include international Code Signals
american Ensigls Star Pennants and District Flags
and aa proposals t will be consde,ed and accepted
far as acc pied shall constitute the contract between
the government and the bidder and further contract
will be executed.
Bidders win state the earliest date on which they will
aeyer two sets OF the flags. and the time when they
denver the remainder of the number required.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned. and
marked, Proposals for Flags"
The right to waive defects and reject any or all bids
W. d. OfCONNOR,
auIo-3s Acting General Superintendent
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ITCHING PILES.

- ne symptoms are. moisture like Precipitation, IN
Ise icnhx increased by scratching, very Distress
mr PARTICULARLY At night; as II pin-worms were
awnie IN aud about the recum the private parts are
kheunse- Affected II allow - Continue very seri.
Gus results may follow. ''swAYNE'S OINTNESI"
81, pisssant sure cure. Also for ettef Itch san
s.nt efasty KIN Diseases. emit by mail for 50
SExt,.F poSsS 40 On ssamPs.l Address DIR.
Eztz, ' 'nAAoe'po'~ IA soa1 9na ~ Pr ~
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RAILROADS.

o'r TIE VEST, Az sHSTaH 9E szsv
ST. INF rh hAf Sd s4z H isss
TRANS LE.vE WAsHISGToN. FROM STATION. CORNER
Ior fitsshlrg snd the " St. theaso Limited Express
ssns as dEs T ass
w f. ns ana Wstsr .prssss
nat. Also connects. except saturdays. for Chica-
&C. via c cas ttssu ana &c St M; with
So 30 p M daily for ilttsburs and the Vest with
Fiji ePs AT 6Mgc t2 Rs ehssS5
Fer Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Msslli-g ton 10 Canandaigua, and Harrisburg to
For William port. Lock Haven and Elmlra at $50
,o a. M n daily. EXCEPT Sunday;
9a and 'f sa5 si1e ON M suna.S g.
aR c o;3e da Kept asPfs sas o5 Pullman
For Bson without change. 1880 =. M every ss Week day
aoS a Of tBGsR trans anns sannss
in. az Get transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
Fer Ihia.,elphia 500 m, Io:io M. 1:so 400,
W Limited E1pT pm sa5Sa $50 No a s1 end
For Ba:m.re. $40, 800 9so $50 1910 a. H.. and
10 s:3S. 40 80. $40; 7:3o.s 90 and 1920 p.
~ u: On q 4 $50. i0:4o g. H.. 4:2O 6:2O 75o
Fer Pores Crtk Line. GAO am and LAO D. M daily,
For Aniapoiis. $40 and 4:4O pm daily. except
Whh. AHp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
forhiszasdra, ESQ. 20 90 II 90 and II 80 a. H.
Sunday at $50 9. 90 l1:00 a. ~. 800 p M
ioE hifhnond and the South. ESQ and IL 100 a. m.
~ daily. and 300 II. IN. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave hiexandria for Washington. 600. $780,
Io:oS and 1923 Am 1880. 3. o., 3:27. $40, 700
Gnc3:lO j. M, and II 100 midni hit. On Sunday at
-rf 80 ard io;0s a m: 100 aud 9;lO pm.
tickets AID information at the Office northeast cor
ne OF 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
stEnon where orders be let for the Checking Of
Lsgeage 10 destination from hotels and residences
<u, Or. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
- f.. TO
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The AIexandria Grain Market.

cpOeiai bisIatSu 10 ENES1SG STAR
ALEXANDRIA. August lathe offerings OF grain
fell on somewhat to-day, and did not exceed 6Op
bushels. Also bushels OF wheat were on Change.
FultI sold at $l.1laN.15 and Longberry as high as
$l.l6 The corn offered reached o60 bushels and
fered 1850
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS AIIHE EOkTHL Asst CONNER f LEY
NUE. SOUTHEAST,
On.MONDAY AUGUsT THIRTEENTH, 1883, &C.
at SIA &C OCk p. NJ, viii sci AT pubic auc-SSf32
uoI IL front OF the Iren,ises lot fronting SO feet.
on Ilth street. and III feet 10 inches South Carolina
avenue mere ID 10 feet Of PARKING and
u feet on IL street Pavement sewer. gas
III front his Is an excellent chance Tor builders
SPECTATORS.
ON AME DAY win be offered a two-story frame
mean depth.
Terms viii be made to suit purchaser.
h. A. MCINTYRE, Heal Estats Broker.
D. L. COLDNELL, AuCtioneer. auT-Et
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A regular old-tlme Methodist meeting was held
yesterday at Owens Grove, on the Brentwood
road, about two and a half miles from the city,
under the auspices Of North Capitol NJ. E. church.
Six large wagons from the county were at the
church early in the morning to convey the men,
bers to the grove which. together with carriages,
buggies and other wagons from the county, swelled
the number In attendance to nearly three hun
dred. Boards were arranged on tomato boxes for
seats and Old style pulpit desk erected In front
OF q large oak. At half-past nine an experience
meeting was held, led by the pastor. At this
meeting the nre began to kindle, as the Metho-
dists call It, and many shouts were heard all
around. The singing was like that OF thirty
years back, when bush meetings were 80 common.
The singing was led by an old Methodist lady, and
seemed to hre the young as well as the old. "Sin-
ner, you had better get ready" "Jesus is the
Rock, I'm drink when I'm dry,"were some OF the
old hymns sung. Then followed grand sermon
by the Rev. J. c. Hagey, from John Ia, 6, on
"Coming to God" Intermlssion was then had for
dinner. the choir filling up little time with some
excellent music. Then followed a childrens
meeting, led by Mr. Thomas II. Owens. At this
meeting two members OF the Sabbath school knelt
at the bench to seek pardon for their sins. The
sermon in the afternoon, by the pastor, from
Psalm 81, l7,"What is Broken HEARTY" Was fine
one and appreciated highly. At the young peo-
pies meeting number who had recently been
converted gave testimony, one test!fyng that she
was converted at the wash tub last Thursday, up
setting tub, water, clothes and all in her eXuta-
ton. A collection was raised, amounting to
nearly $50
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sARAroaA, n: Z. August 1&-First race. one
second. and Referee third Time, 40
Second race three-quarteTs Of mile heats; the
And Little Emily third Time, 1aeK.
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STEAMERS.
A LLAN LINE-SUMMER SERVICE.

A LLAN LINE-SUMMER SERyICE
Quebec TO Liverpool every Saturday, making the
sh rtest ocean yage. Only five Gays from land to
land AcrOmno ,atiCns JIsurI assed, Cabin-S7U and
SeU single, sIS5 and ESQ Excursion.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday via
halifax and -. Johns, y 4.
lEterIIe ';iae Passage $40. Prepaid SteerGge sol.
LIVE AIDES, General agents
2U1 Broadway. New York; or,
AtWasa. rgtep. n. G.:
D. A. BEnSNAN. 6I2 oh street.
JANIS BFILEW, III 7th street.
G. ". GiOS~. 225 Pennsy wanna avenue.
jyII-w.t NJ 6rn
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOkS, DC.
NV Books.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix. by Morgan A. Dix.
Dynamic sacrology. 2v.. by Ward.
Land and abors, by Moody
Under Ground X us Ia, by Stepnak,
DR.. ClaIdius, by Crawford.
Data If Ethics. by spencer.
Tiger Lily, ~ Julia Schayer.
Man. by Lucy G. Lille.
Midred's Bargain, do
Phyllis Brown Flora Shaw
For the Major, c. +. Woodson
House that Jill Built, C. E. Gardner
Hot Powshares. Iourgees.
VIM. Fl. MORRISON
JED ATS Pennsylvania avenue
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MONTE u RNAN LLOYD
IN sTE.LIsHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRv
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
Ire s'e1fI'ers OF this cJrlany VIII sail EVERY WE'D
NtSD &<'I SATURDAY, non. Bremen pier, foot
q Sd street, HobokeU. Is1es Of pasEage From New
York e Esyre, London Southampton and Bremen.
first ee'.,. slo0 s.-onI cain. 500; steerags $50 pre-
Paid .tee-ae eertlicI.s, sd. For freight Passage
apply - OELkICHS y 90, Bowling Gresn, New
York; W G.. MEIZEisUif 4 CO., y2o Feureylyalaia
avenue northwest. Ager,s :o- WASHINGTON. .ai2
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RANGE OF THE THHRNoMETER-Thef following
were the readings at the office OF the chief signal
onlcer to-day:7 Am. 700: IL am, 30; pun So 2
Maximum, 81 5; minimum. GAS
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THF NEW YORK STOCKMARKrr
1hefollowing are the opening ana closing n-,ca,
tlthe New York Stock Market to-day a, reports
tyspeclal wire TO h. IL Dodge, 500 l5ta street
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST 1 LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE FAST Rt ANS TIE WEST.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANHEY COUPLER.
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18th. 1883.
Lave washington from station. corner OF New Jersey
For Ghissso. Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis
and Sleeping se .s S5ss
sS1ns Sh9n; changes lo;l' NJ daily to CHICAGO
Ios Il,tsburs. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. M
bns seeSnsy m solid train to Pitts
Fer Toledo and Detroit wa Monroeville. lo:l5 am
81 s:$: : q
I'd; I'd I s5s ID S.$ L s. S:S $50: TO
For gsn s On AZ. ssn $50 ss sic zoos m
For Annseo. 10 sm. 1a:io and 4:s6: On Sunday.
TorWsy Stations between Washington and Baltimore,
sssly sunday s:ss and p IN. M
dali daily; for Est Stannton sSo m. daily except Sun
For HassSstoxn lois sm daily except Sunday. s:4s
Trains n, arrive soS from the West daily. e2o 7ss
From New York s11 and r. Philadelphia. 1885, $50 am
Fro daily sIS $40 ?; M ID daily except sunday:
From From fnsaesss ssy s.ssg, Sunday
1000 m, Q. Is. 4:2e p. m, and 500 o. M daily
except SUNDAY: 1000 AIN. 500 pm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at q 40 s4o
IIa 100 e. g:l0; and 1880 m. i2:l5. $50.
days: 40 7:15 1880 Q. 9:l0 am, l0O, 4:z0.
6:25, 80 and 800 D. M '
Artrans from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
cept 4:30p. m.
Ohio Tssss osswsshIas.%a stsos. 81 sns 1ss1
win be taken for baggage to be checked and received a
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. Of T., Baltimore.
myl4 q. X. LORD. Gen1 Passenger Agent,
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END OF TIE SEWER LABoRRRs' STRIKR-The men
who struck on the Boundary sewer went to work
this morning at their old rate OF pay. The pay as
day. The contractors, Messra Kirby & Coyle,
say that no especial delay was caused In the work
by the strike.
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A BLOW WITH PICK HANDLR-George T. Given,
constable this morning served writ on John
q. jackson, laborer living in the first ward, and
Given charges that jackson struck him on the
head with pick handle, inficting painful in
Jury. warrant has been issued for Jackson's ar
rest, on charge OF assault and battery with in
tent to kill
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JtCHARGED WITH AssAULTING A WoNAN.-Iaw.
yer Hewlett has taken out a warrant against ON
Ger Norcombe for assault with intent TO Kill Eliza
Dyer, a prisoner he arrested.
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ELlxIH OF
sB "A BIB TX
B AAA b
BIB BIB EER

CURE FOR MALARIA. CHII.Ls AND
49, Contains no Qunine. Arsenic or any metallic
------D ostlsl'. 90 cents jyI9-6m
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CUNARD LINE

II NCNaAD LINZ
NOTICE.
LAM ROUTE.
lei CINtEr STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
FALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. y. NEW YORK
faFofiia We'd, IL. POthnla. .Ne,.. sep q.
servia. We'd. AM =. PavonIs ed. sep. 49,
Scytnia Wei. Aug - Serv.a 80. Wet, ep 20.
0a;lla We'd. Selt- 5. / s ;ythG. Ned., Oct. 3.
AND EVERY vi D. EsiAY FROM NV YOKh
hates o passaee-ssa 800. actording to accom-
fteersge At very low Storage tickets from Liv
sf co ana VueeiisJoBn and al other parts Of Europe,s
lowest ratSs.
Through hills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Eayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
1or Mediterranean ioris.
FOR II get and passage a;y at Tire Companys Office
No. Wing Green. or both Storage and cabin ID
SIIS Bi'E4 Oi' & Co. 10 a. .treel, v ashlIgto4l,
NLRNON II. BROWN Il CO., New York
Cr to Mes-rs. o - BIGEi ON K Co.
tanI2 eos Tth street NaeI;9erton
NLM iORK. ROT1 ERDAM, AMSTERDAM
~ Ire trst-class- fun powered Clyie-buils butch
SteSnls AlI q this Line, ANS ERDaSI. POTTER
DAN SCH1EDAh T. kDAti. ZAANDAM. p. CA
LAND. W \: ScHOLTES. HAAS. arriving the u. =
Mails 10 the Netherlands leave apy's Pier Of
Sus-x street Jersey City. Nj. REGULARLY every WE'D
NtSDA4 fo- Rotterdam suG Am sterliaas, alternately
ilfst cabin, $40: second Cabp, $50: staerage. s26
ttAZAtA, General Agent 81 SOrth William street
NV oTE- 4 OF Iassa--e apply to ". q. MkIZEEOTC
z ''l-. - fcTr- ave-. h3si;in2 tnn.
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TO:NOKHOyS.

WEEKS CO., Anctioneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
ADMINITRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE AND EFFECTS.
By virtue OF order issued by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. holding special term on the
Sth day Of August: 1888, will sell public auction at
Weeks Co.'s auction rooms, 637 Louisiana avenue on
TUESDAY. AUGUST FOURTEENTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK AM.
Antique Bedstead, Clock, &c.
Feather Beds and Pillows Andirons.
Assorted Chairs, Mirror.
Card Tables, Bureaus and Stands
Carpets. Matings, Sewing Machine
Sideboards, Sofas, Hat Rack
Wardrobes. Stoves Crockery Chest of Tools &c
together with assortment of other goods to which
we call attention. ALBElT HARPER
au10-3t Administrators
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ans cement that there Life Insuranca s.o...
80 -, hss teen IL existence only two and one hale
80 nsS nIitteh nearly sixty million dollsrs ~
,r $40 Is 10" dong monthly business OF over
u I'll -, W. so@teeiy be 5eheved-cerainly not by
Gates lssed IN Aay by the Mutual Ee~erye Fn1J IN
Associdon anounted 10 nearly four and ouar.ar III,
hon, and III the hrst thirteen dsys Of this mon.h lii
two raihon such record is beyond eyerytina over
heard of III the history Of Life Insurance the
tyery unpret adicsd man ~ho has examined cur Dian
sdits Is the painest and best he has ever
seen. Cal ct the Office for papers, &c.
tyl3 1. Y. KNIGHT. 1909 II street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-13

TIE CONTRACT for building life saving station,
at Hunniwelrs Beach, Ne, has been awarded to
MessrA Jordan and Bond, Of Auburn, Ne, for
$S3l0 They were the lowest bidderA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-13

TEE United States steamer Saratoga was to leave
Hampton Roads, Saturday morning, and continue
the training cruise. It Is expected that she win
arrive at New London, August 10th.
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An ALLEGED AssAULT-This morning Sanitary
Inspector T. NJ. Shepherd, under the direction OF
the health Of1cer. went to the night soil depot OF
F. Carter to inspect 1t, and while there, 1t is
claimed +. Carter, IT,. assaulted him, and beat
him badly. A warrant was sworn out by Thos
Shepherd this afternoon, at the Police Court,
charging Francis Carter with assault