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A LIAM LINE.

SUMMER SERVICE
DAY.
ssIipg i-on BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every al.
tsri.ate MONDAY,
Via QUEEN STOwN}
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE
ONLY FIN. DAYS FROM LAND 10 LAND,
Extra Weekly Ships from
GALWAY. LlIERlCK, LONDONDERRY and GLAS-
GOV direct
univ DIRECT LINE from GALWAY and LIMERICK,
Accommodates, Unequslied.
Sabin $40 AMI $780, intermediate $40, PREPAID Steerage
s2l.
For Information. &C.. appiyto
LIVE & ALDEN, General Agents.
2oi Broadway, New York.
q. W MOSS, 223 PENNSYLVANIA avenue;
JAS 81 LLEW, III 9Th street:
Or. MRS ID. A. BkOSNAN. 6l2 Stti stree.
mis- Agents IL Washington, DC.
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
~ PROPERTY, NEAR EASTERN TERMINUS OF
LIE GOiUMBlA RAILWAY TRACKS, BEING

THE COLUMBIA RAIIWAY TKACKs1t R Rs Ne
ORIGINAL TRACT OWNED BY ANDREW KRA-
Under decree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
ret Of Columbia, in Equity Cause No. 1877, E
In 'front.' Of the al M sell at PTR
TWENTY 3 J; SECOND: 1883. At FIVE oGi6cK =:
NJ, all Of block No. a. of the subdivision of part of
tract called Long Meadows" made by JOB Barnard.
Trustee. W. H. Cagett and the Columbia Hallway Com
in tie Office of the Surveyor Of said District -'
This property is improved by good Farm Building of
water and sewer Connections. and has good Fruit
Terms: One-fourth cash and residue in equal pav
mspts at one two and three years from day Of sale
Win interest at six per cent. Per annun. all cash
desired. reasonable deposit required on day Of sale
and conveyancing at the purchasers cost plat of the
property can be seen at Office Of trustee auctoneer
JOB BARNARD, Trustee.
,,,. sos street northwest.
M 0ON-O--~~.'
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Served Him Right.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 17.-At Tribes Hill to-day,
John Hunlnger upon learning that Fritz Strauss,
who boarded at his house. had committed an as
sault upon his four year old daughter, caught
strauss In piece Of woods near by. and beat him
nearly to death. Strauss was taken to Amster-
dam, and placed on train for New York There
Is much excitement over the affair.
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I'd Edition.
--latest 16lGgranS to Tho Stal.


FORT RECOVERY, OHIo May 17.-Joshua Frank.
lin was found yesterday noon near Mrs Girk's
store, TWO miles north Of this place, with bullet
hole through his body. Henry Sieve, q young
blacksmith living near the scene OF the crime was
arrested last night on suspicion. The cause OF the
deed Is not known,
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Commissioner Edmonds, Major Dye. Chief
Cronin, Attorney Riddle Health OtnceI Town.
terested In the occupancy OF the new police head
9uarters. held conference ct the proposed quar-.
tiers. corner OF 9Th street ana louisiana avenue to.
day, and decided as 70 the allotment OF the rooms
70 be occupied by them respectively q oflce&
one satisfied. The police headquarters win, Of
course, have the most conspicuous rooms In tho
corner house. The 0re alarm and District tele.
phone service viii occupy the uppermost rooms,
ana measures VIII be taken TO remove 20 the new
building az soon as the repairs ana Alterations
shall have been completed.
In the allotment OF the rooms In the new police
headquarters no provision was made for the attor.
ney for the District who win remain where he
now Is, on the south side OF Louisiana avenue
Inspector OF Buildings EntWfsle VIII occupy the
room made vacant By the removal Of the ofIice OF
the chief Of the llre department. No ARRANGEMENTS
have yet been made FOR District Chemist De6me0f
NEW FIRE ALARM BOZ.
New dre alarm box No IL arrived this morning
. nd WIN be % once put into service at the Army
ana Medical Nuseum hy ouperintanAens q. r
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
yINHOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
PROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN g AND H STREETS NORTHWEST,

'UNHOS- j. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctionears
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST
AND AT The CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST;
Ply virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court OF
Scs. 1919 aud 1861. viii offer for sale tA
by, t!ls IWENTI- THIRD DAY OF MAY, A. D.
1888, at HALFPaST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate and lying said
Ii:t:ict Of Co unbia. to wit; Lot numbered twenty
numbered zine 90, and Fart of original lot numbered
ten t!Ol III square numbered four hundred end fifty.
four 54 fronting % feet inches 7th street north
west b. tween Q and streets extending back lG9 feet
store. known - NO. I'll 9TH street northwest.
on TIE SAME DAY, at ALF-PAST FIVE P. NJ,
we viii offer for sae III front Of the prenises part of
original Lot numbered one ID, in Square numbered two
east corner OF said lot and square, and running thence
west on street forty five feet thence north twenty
two feet thence east two (2) feet thence north sixty
eight 6s feet thence east forLythree 43 feet 18th
Lii z, with privilege Ct alley the western line of
said part together with the improvements CONSISTING
f tvo Frame dwellings, and Brick Stable. The corner
building has wei,-established grocery store at
trchca
Ierins of sale: Onethrd of the purchase money of
each pece OF property il cash. and the residue thereof
thereafter. with interest the interest payable semi
Iualiy. : he deferred payments must be secured by
deed Of trust the property sold. deposit 200 will
lie required on each Piece of property the accept
CAMBRIDGE Fl. WEBB
3i3 ~ street northwest
FRANK L. BROWNING,
416 5th street northwest.
EUGENE CARUSI
4S6 Louisiana avenue northwest
Hyi--d%dS Trustees.
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL, May H.-The Harper high
license bill, providing for license Of $50 for beer
saloons and $500 for whisky saloons, has been Or
dered to a third reading in the house.
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AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD Dxc1sIoN.-The secre-
tary OF the Interior to-day decided to withdraw
the lands OF the Northern Pacific within the
the definite location of the road, also the inGem-
nifty limits Ct 10 miles additional holding that
such withdrawal is implicitly required by the acts
Although the Secretary has discretion under the
law to determine when, in what man
ner and to what extent Withdrawals in
Indemnity limits shall be made to
properly protect the rights Of the Company, Of
Individual settlers and OF the public, the Secre-
Cary declares that the company should make
prompt and speedy selection OF its lands in order
That those not needed to supply the grant may be
ment; II the company fails to proceed with such
diligence as the important public interests may
require It VIII be proper for the Secretary himself
lands to settlement. He declines TO withdraw the
second Indemnity belt at present, deeming the
Gent TO AFFORD probability OF fully satisfying the
grant without resorung to the second indemnity.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer

ONE STANLEY b SONS PIANOFORTE AND A
GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF FINE PARLOH
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. MAY NINETEENTH,
1885, within and in front Of my auction rooms COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK. / shall sell large colec-
ton of Household Goods.
One Stanley Sons PianOfOrte.
2 large French Plate Mantel Mirrors.
Very Handsome Parlor Set upholstered; in velour.
Turkish Lounge Window and Arm Chairs, upholstered
In velour.
Handsome Rockers, M. Top Tables
Elegant Perlor Set in embossed blush.
Several other excellent Parior Sets.
Lounges and Couches
Ebony Cabinet, several fine Pictures
Handsome Walnut Chamber Sets.
Walnut Chamber Furniture in separate pieces.
walnut NJ T. Sideboards, Dining Chairs,
Painted and other Chamber Furniture.
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Together with general assortment Of other goods.
ALSO,
The Fixtures Of Grocery Store, comprising Scales
Counter, DC.
Horses, Wagons and Cs.riages. myI7-2t
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AUCTION SALES.


EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR MADE FuRN1.
TURE, BELONGING 70 PARTIES DECLINING
HoUsEKEEPINa, AMP rK9E4M0TED TO QUIZ
Handsome Parlor Suite upholstered in Crimson Silk
Inlaid Frames. with Covers made to order and In
good condition: cost $500; elegant Parlor Suite
heavily Carved Frames upholstered in Green Plush
with Covers; Walnut Frame Parior Suite, up
hostereq in Green Plush. pieces; Walnut Frame
Parlor Suite. upholstered in Crimson Plush, with
Covers, pieces Rosewood Chamber Suite
beautifully carved Walnut Chamber Suites
Rosewood Etegere Mirror Bach. beautifully Carved
very costly; beautiful MUsic Cabinet hesyily
Carved; Mahogany Table. Claw Feet; Antique
Dressing Case, Antique Bedstead. Antique Sofa
Claw Feet; Walnut Etegere, Mirror Back Ebony
Cabinet, Walnut Frame Pier Mirror Walnut What
nots. Hat Racks Walnut Hall Tables and Umbrella
Stands Walnut Wardrobes. Tenders Fancy Tables
Music Box. handsome Han Rack. Plate Glass
Marble Base; Hanging Cabinets, Ebony Screens
Walnut Eases, Cottage Furniture Walnut Bed
steads Bureaus and Washstands; Marble Top
Tables, Mahogany Wardrobes Hair and Husk MAJ
tresses, Body Brussels. Tapestry and other Car
pets, Rugs. Four Plated Show Cases. with Tables !;
two large Cutting Tables Springs. Walnut Stands,
heavy Damask Curtains, Refrigerator. etc.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
Two handsome Rosewood Case Pianos perfect order
On SATURDAY, MAY NINETEENTH AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell, within and in front of
our saeeroom, the above collection of superior Furn-
ture most OF which was made to order, and Is well
worthy the attention of buyers.
myl7-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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( 1HANCEKY SALE CT VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON 9Th STREET, BETWEE Y
A>D III STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
BY virtue Ct decree Of the Supreme Court ofrss:
tine District OF Columbia in cause known as No Isl
Jte6 EQUITY Docket I6, viii sell PUBLIC uuc- A1A
tuG, N front OF tie premises at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
on SAIU DAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF May
Nashil. ION. III the District of Columbia, known as
On eta street west OF SO feet beginning at point
6th street west 80 fest south Of northwest Of
% Ia IN said square thence south 10 feat with the line
of SAID Of and 20 feet with the line of Lot 10 in said
f4afe thenc east W feet to the line of said Lot
ID; thence along said line of said Lot 20 feet and
sona rear hne Of said Lot IA 10 feet ard thence
20 the plsc OF beg inning. The property improved
by two twostqry brick dwellings,: and is to be sod to
pay debt oi John T. Wilett's estate. Only SO much
thereof Will BE- sold as will meet the debt The
will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One;hird cash; balance in two equal
lsaIents at one and two from day of sale for
WIFI the notes q the purchaser bearing interest at
SIX per cent Will be TAKEN all cash, at option pur
eiaser the Trustee to retain title until purchase money
Is PAID in f Oh failure of purchaser to comply with
TENS Of sale within ten days irGm day Of sale the prop
sen,e newsraner published in Washington, D. c.. at
cost OF defautng purchaser. All eyancng and re-
cordrg at pur chaSers EXPENSE deposit of 300 re-
qu1red on each house at tine Of sale.
Z. G. DAVIS, Trustee
,>,,-,., 719 Market Space.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuCtS. myS-eDSda
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UstnH tho Mails for Fraudulent Pur.

PITrsBuRG, May Up B. Smith, alias e. W.
Follis. who has been flooding the oil region with
circulars onering to send flve hundred dollars for
five dollars, was arrested this morning by United
States Special Detective Parkinson on charge Of
using the mails for fraudulent purposes The
accused was committed to Jail In default OF bail
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON sCHUETzEN vEREIN.

WASHINGTON sCHUETzEN vEREIN.
e EssfEsd pn aY oF IKE
anDHa es 5or ee
on 1he ian Rn day Of June and lastine four days
One Confectionery stand.
One Fancy Goods Stand. with privilege of two.
Two Shooting Stands
The Carriage Yard and Carousal.
be paid first and second days Of the festival TO
Proposals should be accompanied by sufficient secu-
Of Rs h Mm M 3 stS s.
The executive committee reserve the right to accept
s. sSS ss E;
BY fEsss Of s HssanSs sRPsasauru ss
OFFICE SVREhS S.3 1855 AhsnB5g F1aSse.
are neS for R May % ass9
se Of the new Pension Building the Door and Window
Frames for Its second story.
DRAWINGS can he seen at this Office.
my12-eost Supervising Engineer and Architect
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. =. 49,.
WAR DEPARTMENT. May 4th, 1888.
REE FesSsss At HHf
M e., Y 1885, for fnrnis hing stationery
ton . during the fiscal year ending june soth 1854
81 reere showns the items and
15.ns the win befurnished application to this
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of War
for Stationery"
Bids viii be considered on each item separately.
ROBERT L. LINCOLN
y'-mStnSw Secretary CT War
PROPOSALS FOR BLANKS BIANKBOOKS
ORDER BUSINESS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
NAsHINGrON. ID. C., May 5. 1885,
Sealed Proposr will be received at this Department
nn6l WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY of JUNE
1888, at IWELFE O'CLOCK M, for furnishing in
thew ba
aeTed al the Bl'nks Blank books anc printed MATER
20 DC supplied postmas;aTs by the Postmaster Cen
eral used in his Depa. let Tor the transacon of
tine soney-crde- business. during period Of four
Blank forms Of ids. with samples printed blanks
ara iuii sfee1fca will be furnished upon appica-
non To the tondent of the Money System
Post Once d. Dertmelt, Washington. D. c.. at whose
ofhCe samples OF bound books may be- seen
49, W. Q. GRESHAM,
myf-mStn4w Postmaster General.
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The LUCAS LIBEL CAsR-Lieut Arnold. this az
ternoon, notified MI: o. x. Harris, of the Evening
Critic, to appear before the Police Court tomorrow
morning to answer the charge OF criminal libel
brought Dy Thomas Lucas
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The Rasss ~ IVY Cisy,
LARGE ATTENDANCE ro-pAY.

The continued Ans weather had the eject OF IN.
creasing the attendance as the Ivy City races
The desire to Get choice seats on the grand stand
sent larger number than usual on the early
| trains 1t was the front seats that were In de-
mand, simply for the reason that the big bonnets
OF the ladies could not interpose between them
and the view OF the track. There were numerous
long faces on the track to-day. The length OF
Sountenance indicated q person who had backed
s me fayorites yesterday The losers were many
VINO nad taken an early start to-day with the view
oi POSING themselves so as to get even
THR FIRST RACE
was for purse OF $40o-$30 TO the second horse
one mile. Ihere were seven entries for this race
and a. the horses were pretty well matched IN
point OF speed 1t was q puzzler to the numerous
persons anxious to pick ont the winner The en-.
tries were as follows:-El Captain, King Fan,
Meath. "' "
THE POOLS ON THE FIRST RACE.
In the first race King Fan was the favorite, sell
ing for $ls In the auction pools to s5 for the eld
| and $la for Ghost
FLOWER OF MEATH WINS THE FIRST RACE.
First race was won by Flower Of Meath. Time
BAD DAY FOR rAvoRrrra
Yesterday was a bad day for the favorites The
half-mile dash for two-year-old colts was won
handsomely by Tolu In 5ok seconds; the Mount
vernon stakes, ono mile and a half dash
WAS won Dy LlZZl9 MACK In 2:1S; the one mile
seling race was VOL BY Camiilus in "a y; the dip
iomatc stakes, ~ miles was won by Crickmore
IN 2:4lA, and the last race, hurdle Of ~ miles
was won by Bally.
RACE TRACK NOTES
There will be races Saturday If the weather con-
| tinues good, and liberal purses will be offered
The attention OF the officers OF the club has been
called to the difficulty OF exit from the grounds to
the Ivy City station. The narrow passageways
constructed to compel persons passing in to enter
one at time, so as to secure the tickets of all
anords very inadequate facility for getting GU,
when people are hurrying to the train. 1t Is In.
tended to build some large gates for exit purposes
before the next meeting
Three winners OF this week were entered for to-
days races, viz: Lizzie Mack, Col Watson and
Judge Murray. :.
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RANCE OF THE THRRM0METER-The following
were the readings at the ofce of the chief signal
0mcer to-day: z am. 504; IL a-u., SGT; E pm.
$50 Maximum, esq; minimum, $50
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On SATURDAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 1883. at
1 ditMsELxE O'CLOCK. in front Of my auction rooms
them good saddle horse. The only reason for their
being sold the is compelled to leave
sequence Of sickness Can be at IL O'Clock front
Of auction rooms
my17-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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beating his wife.
A "MIssIoN" AT ExANUKL CHuRcH-A very large
congregation assembled in Emanuel EplscOpa
church. Anaeossa, last evening, at 7:so O'Clock
OF Maryland and other clergymen. The services
were OF a very interesting character, including q
confirmation, the candidates for that rite beins
Mckee, rector OF the parish. Addresses were de
livered by Bishop P1nkney. the Rev. William A
Leonard and the Rev. Charles d. Andrews.
SECOND LIEUT.. JOHN 4. MASON, Jr, 1st infantry
is transferred from company B to company q
that regiment, and viii be relieved from duty d
Columbus barracks, Ohio.
GOLD, SILVER AND NoTss-The statement OF thu
o. g. Treasurer shows gold, silver and O. s. notes
In the Treasury to-day. as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, S19l, ~. $780, silver dollars and bullion
notes, $30O16718; total, Sssl III, 6s4 Certificates
outstanding.Gold s6SSs. TO: silver. al. o0e, on
currency &0,9S0.000
FIRST LIEUTENANT Edward c. Knower, third
artillery, is detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics at Iowa state university, Iowa
city; Iowa, to take eject July !. 1855 relieving
lery, who, on being relieved, will join his battery
IT Is reported in New York that warrant has
]. Sheridan on the demand OF the British govern.
ments and that Sheridan Is missing.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, on motion Of Nc. Payne, the applica-
lions OF G. w. T. Wright and A II. Harding for
admission to the bar were referred. Hardin aRt
Claflin; judgment below affirmed. Alexander a0r.
Barnes; do. reversed 00rham agt Burns: on
hearing.
CRCUT C0UKF-tId0e NdcArthar.
To-day, Kerngood aGt GersdorR and District
agt Poor; on calendar. d. &, use of Stutzell aQt
4aryman; leave 70 amend declaration. WaoTa.
man agt Turton; judgment affirmed
EQUITY COURT-Jssd0e James
To-day, Hawser agt Farnum, ana O'Hare agt
Walker; guardians ad utem appointed In re-,
Chaa 4 Gibbs; reference ordered
PoLI0B CouRT~Jsadgs Sneu
To-day, Christopher Banks, wasting Potomac
water; personal honda Peter Vessels, violatinr
the building regulations; 80 or Do days Daniel
r Burns, assault on Purcell hancasos: Is or Is
days Also charged with threats to James Hirl,y:
personal bonds VIM. Turner, colored. aassuif On
Samuel Broodue: $ or u dayA VIM. Davis, as
sauit on John Hammersaey; $40 or 30 days
FLIGHT OF 4 CoLoRKD MuRDERxR-Tuesday
night John Smith, colofed laboref employed On
the Kenny and Adams section OF the West Virginia,
Central and fis1ouIE raiiroa1 e point near
Of the boz. JoeiAh Harding, and shot him IN the
hip. The ball severed an 6feery. whichfbled pgo-
fusely, cau0nI the death Of the victim "a q leW
hourS The muroeref hes 0ed IN paace, a1a the
sheriff Of 0aSTett county d after kn.
The New York hmco man wne rQbbsd ne Mas-
GncbU0o q pE2Gnf - nRU00em1. ~ aANn0Rnd al
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An old man named Maurice Roach was fined $40
or GO days In the Police Court 0day for brutally
beating his wife.
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ARMY ORDERS. - Leave OF absence for three
months Is granted Col Charles H. Smith, 10th in
fantry. Leave granted Second Lieut. James R.
Chapman, 22d infantry, is further extended one
month. Leave OF two months is granted Major
george H. Weeks, quartermaster U. s. army.
yond sea, is granted First Lieut. Charles a. Hatta
9th cavalry. Leave granted Major Lawrence s.
baoDitt, ordnance department, Is extended three
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CHA4IIR9ssI; TABLES I STOVES, Sc. CONTAINED
ING, FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR BOUND
On MONDAY MORNING MAY TWENTY FIRST.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell, at the
GoMlmoian College Building, Quantity Of Chairs,
By order Of Executive Committee.
myl7-St DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
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SECOND LIEUT.. JOHN 8. MASON, 1r., list infantry.
is relieved from duty as a member OF the general
court-martial appointed to meet at Columbus
barracks. Ohio
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Travel To EunopE.

Travel To ErnopE.
Es1IHATES OF COST FOR TOURS TO ANY PART
OF EUROPE AND The ORIENT.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE INFORMA-
TON CHSEKFULLI GIVEN Special ARRANGEMENTS
Tor sertsd parties to foreign LANDS. Full artic in
monthly Travel. with maIs, cent Free Address
AMLi..CAH EXCHANGE TRAVELLERS BUREAU
1t2 Broadway, New York
mh;c-s. Il. 3ot c. 4. BARATTONI. Manager.
EUNARD Line
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
a6f s GrS 'yt, sIrE 2t COMPANY LIMITED
FEoM if ifR o. 4 : SosA new NAasH YORK
fsrtnis y ed. May Is. SScythia :. We'd. June 20.
.bCthIlia. =. May so. -Ciala - We'd. J me 81
fSvohla We'd. June g. Boti.nia -. Wet, July 4.
kect,a - We'd, June Is. Payouia 80. Wed. July IL.
AM EFFRf WEDNESDAY FROM New YORK.
Steaiiters marked do not carry passengers
LSt.s i'assase-SS0 and 500, according to accom-
Eterage at very low steerass tickets from Iav
Groo ana Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe
- THROUGH bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
5or Mediterranean ports
fer fresht and passaae apply at the Company's oca
No. Bowling Green. or both steerage and cabin 70
QilS BiOkLOH & CO.. Cos Ith street, W sshiugton.
VERNON H. BROWN CO., New York
Or to Messrs- OTIS bIGELOW CO.
Jail 6oo 'Ih street, WASHINGTON. -
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DROP0SALS FOR BLANKS, BLANE-BOOKS
md PRINTED MATTER FOR THE MONEY
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
HAnHr G.. Towns & Co..
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE,
142o STREET NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON. D. O.
We pay specIsl attention 10 obtaining CORRECT and
RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared al all times to answer inoui
ries regarding same. HARRY c. TOWERS, member
STOCK LAcnange mhl7
PhR sh THE SIMPLEST. THE least COM
4 phcated plan OF insurance ever presented to the
anas and I'd mStsss q families and
Fund Life Assoeiaton e 9a1 , q re Mutual Reserve
mnl7 J. Y KNIGHT Man.ge-
pRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
81. II. DODGE
6onds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
eoid on Commission.
No. t39 18th STREET. (CORCoRAN BUILDING ,
Asency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Broksrs
flBRoADwA1. NEW Yoax.
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MT. VERMONT MT. VERNON

rTFtMFR ". ". COPCORAE
leaves 9Th street wharf daily (eIceit Sunrsyl Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing.
Ton about $50 p. III.
$50 H. L. BLAKE Captain.
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CHAASGERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY, No. GEO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST; DWELLING HOUSE No. 1873
IH1xD strict NORTHEAST; AND UNIM-
PROVED LOT ON BOUNDARY STREET. BE
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND W STREET
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SECOND LIEUT.. JOHN 4. MASON, f., 1st infantry.
| is transferred from company B to company Il OF
that regiment. and will be relieved from duty NJ
Columbus barracks Ohio
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| IT rs reported in New York that warrant has
been sent there from this city for the arrest of
| J. Sheridan on the demand OF the British govern
ment, and that Sheridan Is missing.