davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
RAILROADS.

sPFfffzsE Hh5f HSg g5Erzxrsz
ST FL iI a ffr2 NaqTHfi$ T8giFd SST.
.,- 20; 9s TX, NH mp SHEETS. A. FOIL VS.
q Ta@ 'h cas- at ' s5 s. ann .ii'S aiy aprs ass
Ha n s59 e. Zinc day WITH W., sIeenx cas- from
lat - connects e1eePt .aiptdsys for CD
ls59s car lfissuT e Ghiea ago MAJ,
BAAllAORt AND F. ToMAC RAILROAD.
40 = m lily. except Saturday. with Palac. Cars.
Nm ston To CanandaiSaa. and Harrisburg to
For VII amsport, Lock Haven and m,ra. at $50
40 30 and ID 20 nv NJ ON n lS M n:
Car t dala t1 nsPsssa I'd Pullman
her S@s1n without csnse l;5o p ~ evey week day
Fer B!o%E{yI. ): =. ii thEonxa trans connect at
;nE ii ext transfer = Fulton street avoiding double
=" isd .0a Limited n, pr saSSsy s a ss sad
For 81 R 90 ts s z $40 :. and
n Oh rRdsy $50. 10 40 g. 4:2o. $40 ESQ.
For PoPe's REX Line, $50 am and 20 p n daily.
For Anaspoas. Gao m. and 4:4o pm daily. except
ALt Z 4 ANp lEspEkicKsBuKa RAIL:
hAILkO w.
Fer Alexandria, 3d. -?G 20 IL 90 and II 80 a. M
100 Ara. go 20. SEQ and II 80 pm. On
SUNDAY at 6:3e. . -. See q n. $40 p. m.
or Rchnscnd snd the south. so and Ii 90 a. m
., daiiy. and 20 n m daily, xc"pt Sunday
ArA,nI Iease A'exabdris fer W.shington Goo 800.
It.Os and 1925 a. IL 80, 3. co. 327 5IO Z 90
D1S:lo = M. and II 90 Iuifn1 ht- On Sunday at
s:t". AID 1905 g. III {: ! 90 and Q: 20 pm
1lcEeS AMI iaTormatOn a the Off no: thesst cor
ne 0i 18th st-eet anC Pennsy .vani md 1T lie
ktah6D- Ttsrs orders he ett fGr thu. checking If
baggage 10 destination from hcsls and rcs,iencos
y a. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent
chtS" L fottA. g efd Manager. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
The M RrKets.

BALTIMORE. July 1s.-Vtreinia SKIES. consolidated.
~ past due coupons A; new l040s 3oA; threes,
81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, July 1s.-Cotton dull-m, ddlng. 97s
Flour straightforward street and western SUPER Goa
do extra Goat IS do. family OOa6. 90. mills
suier ooa3 g; do extra, 0Oa6. so do Rio brands
6a.a a6 - 81 Patapsso family 675 do. superlatve
western - n easier and fairy active; southern red.
1sk; No. western winter red, spot, l. Is Gal is
Jug l. 16al 16k; August l.l6%sl: Tx; September.
IlSsal 1874: October. .19zsal. 20x; >ovember l. 81
alz2 Cornsouthern higher and quiet; western easier
and dull: southern white 59a62 do. yellow, 62a66:
v western mixed spot and July. 5s*a5s august 5ss
5s4anas4N Oats mseuthern 42s47 western white.
aHie quiet 6Sa5s; old Ssae7 Hsy
visions lower and dull Mess pork. l6 Bulk
Bacon-shoulders. so; clear rib sides, az Hams
n naa sdis lG Butter
Petroleum lower and du 1refined 7s7S Coffee duh
Rio caryoes, ordinary to fair Saa94. Sugar steady
A soft, *: copper refined steady. i4s. WHISKY
quiet ll6 SALLY: Freights to Liverpool per steamer
Sur sa SGD nour 30 grain a. Reeeipts
T0o bushels oats GO bushels rye COO bushels
Sales-wheat 4y7. 0OO bushels; corn. ST. 800 bushels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
M arrted On Hast~.
H60Atr.
A SECRET WEDDING, IN WHICH a VOTING Irrr-rxx.



The Trenton, N. j., Times yesterday afternoon
prints the following story: aust as the 10 ex
press train from Washington 20 New York was
was ready 10 leave that city on Saturday morning
last gentleman and his wife, accompanied by a
daughter or twenty-five and a niece or sixteen
entered the parlor car They were all consider.
sbly agitated and many tears were shed. The
parents left the girls IN charge or the conductor
Ihey were destined for Flushing, IL The Young
iauy or twenty-five was being sent away from
nome In order 10 break uff engagement with on
army lieutenant who Is distasyeiul 10 the parentS
lhe gin was determined to marry him Just after
the traln started a handsome young man appeared
on the scene He had been hiding IN the baggage
car He was the lieutenant lover The ioypys
We're soon laughing together. Despite the PARENTS
caution love had broken all the locks AT SUNRISE
that morning the young idy had stolen Ircm the
mouse, met her lover, been married and then re-
turned unohseryed to her room. The lieut. u nj
left the train at Baltimore. He has Just been or.
oered 10 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. on duty As
soon as he gets everything IN shape he Is coming
BACK 10 claim his bride. She talked with the con.
ductor ana asked his advice. He advised her 60
write 10 her parents when she reached Flushing
ana tell them what she had done. She refused 20
give her name or the name OF her husband She
said III her parents made fuss she woula leave
anyway, as She was or age and her husband n
twenty nine. Between TrPnton and jersey CITY
The young bride attracted attention by walking
UP ana down the aisle. She was evidently very
much excited. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
+ ~ n II ~ \ e. mn 90 ss = -
NJ III NJ E N Nm o ONN
II Ii h ZEE Nm 90 Nm ILL

DIR. CHFEVFR's ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera.
tor is made expressly for the of arrangements
Inc Pr'crea'ive organs. Whenever any debility of the
generahve organs occurs, from whatever cause, the
continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating
through The parts must restore them to healthy action.
There is mistake about this instrument Years of
Use have tested it. and thousands are testified
TO- weakness from IndHcretion, Incapacity. Lack of
Vigor sterlty-n fact any trouble Of these organs is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adrer-
hsed to cure all Ills from head to Thus is for tine
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co..
mhs-s&w 10S Washington street. Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18


DIED
BRIGHT. On July IL. 1888. st O'Clock n. m Ro.
! BEi:i JULIUS BhiGHr. son OF John q. snd Ma
saret J. Bright, aged hfteen years and saE months
Robert. thou art gone before US;
Wher. tearr are wiped from every eye.
And sorrow Is unknown.
Funeral from sl3 street northwest Oh bursday. a
ssSSck pm Friends Of the family are invited 70
Hfss'Ssy sS l ssa d s s:.s .n y
the late William ,nohos. aged sixteen years and Gx
months.
Nay his soul rest In peace. Amen.
Funsssl viii take place from hs psrent reridspce
on 1hGrsdss. july 18th. y ssres oosi I p.n
SEFF . or ~ M,Sndsy July 10TH 1885, OH KEs
Ibefunersi vi tsle place from his residepee N.v,s
Botel No. 40 Psnnsylvsls avenue as sSanin. q I'VE
HAMER The funeral OF Re-. J. p. HAMEa WIN
we.t ct two p ~. to morrow Thursday. le.h
HAsRIs. On July 18th, 1888. at 10 :ssp. m. Mrs.
Macy GRAY IA k!s. widow Of the late Col John
Funeral frou her late residence. No. 1881 zect
~ wednesday. .; six pm Friends are invited At
ss Illness OK saly i sfk 4 m. after
n from .1s 81 sasr s 81: bss
Ihos. nttrel, zoos Massaehusetts avenae ise...
O'Clock 2 m: Jonk K. ROBiSsoK. in ihe hfsy ninth
Funeral rom his late residence. 1889 Fourteenth
Lz.ns;viila Ohio ana Baltimore. Nd. S:pers please
AUBk. i iniast SON q George and Gm.nd. &.:ins
WEAVER, AT 1880 O'clock on the ,7th day of July.
.sSS CHARLES WEAVER. aged fifty five years and
Funeral from b. AIban,s church. tseorsesovn
Heights. Thursday. at4 O'Clock IN. No nowers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
DR. MARY WALKER, In pursuance Of the theory,

DR. NARY WALKER, in pursuance OF the theory,
which she alone holds that she Is still clerk in
the Pension ONCE, appeared at the Office. corner
OF 18th street and the Avenue, this morning and
her duties and take her Old place. Being informed
that she was no longer an employe she calmly
asked to see the chief OF her former division, ami
when that functionary put IN an appearance. with
some apprehension as TO the result of personal
encounter with the Doctor, he confirmed the
statement of the Wetchmaa The Doctor quietly
remarked that abe weuld IKE to have the chair at
her desk In order TO strengthen her legal poeitaon
that she he'd the place do fact0 % wen as 0e tura
econsod In the chair for the day this request Was
politely refused and the Doctor Withdrew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
District Government Affair.


The board OF equalization OF assessments to-day
appointed committee to re-eXam'ne assessments
OF property on Columbia Heights and Mount
Pleasant. Improvements on lots and B. In
square III, were reduced to $4,000 Lots 8. 10 and
west X " OF lot IL, square l65 improvements were
reduced 10 $4,000 Lot 'Part," square 1884, the I'M
provementS were reduced from s25 600 to $40 OOa
Lot :, same square, reduced from sl2 900 10 So 600
LOT 4, same square, was reduced from $4,000 to
S2l.oOO Assessments OF all the lots in squares
ea6 6o COL. 6 Cos. 667 and east OF 67 street
were reouceu 10 Two cents per foot; also, ASSESS
ments on squares 657, CSC, 662 and 66f fronting on
SoutD capitol streets, were made three cents per
foot, and that there be no reduction on the i'm
prOvementS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
FY1HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

FH'HOMAn DUWLING, AucUoneer.
VERY yALUABLE UNIMPROvFD PROPERTY.
COMPRISING FIVE ACRE, MORE Oh LESS.
IN ion OWN. DC. tTAUCIIOE.
On .TURDA. JULY L WIN FY-Flk T, 1885, 8as&
at SIX-O'CLuCK. The promises. I shall sell et$
porl.n OF the Talburtt est e. and known as the.A-
DaInon Property comprising about rive more or
less This r1pcrty = located the west size OF Nicnols
avenre ana u cors cred of the desirable un-
improved rpperesi III UniouLown. 1t adOins the Prop
ery OF Edward eBpie snd ctiers. he SURROUNDINGS
are good improvements going In trout and rear
ana property III this ity randy enhancing in
value The pr PEI ty wi e sold by the acre. The rear
portion will be offeced first.
erms: One haii h; und the residue three equal
payments. at sT. twelve and eighteen months, With
notes bearing int rest at six cent til
pa d ana secured ~ deed of trust the prop rty
All cohyeyancing at urchasers cost $500 deposit will
lie r,QBlred ut time Of saio. jyl6-tits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
Wall Street TODAY.
WEAKNESS OF THE VANDERBILT STOCKS AFFECT THE
WHOLE MARKET


WEAKNESS OF THE VANDERBILT STOCKS AFFECT rHR
WHOLE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 1S-The Posts financial article
says: The stock m rket during the forenoon was
unsettled and lower, opening strong and advanc-
Ing 10 = up to II O'Clock, at which time there
was a raid on Canada Southern, which caused
The decline in Canada Southern carried the other
Vanderbflts with 1t 10 large extent, and thus Of
course. affected the whole market. The only rea-
sons that can be given for the weak
ness OF the Vanderb'ts is the expected
reduction OF the New York Central to per
cent stock, and the general expectation OF compe-
titon from the West Shore road with the whole
Vanderbilt system Western Union was also weak
on the rum0rs OF the expected strike OF the te1e-
graph operators. Government bonds were 4
lower for the IS Money continues abundant, and
loaned on call stock collaterals at 2 and 2E per
cent "
1880 pm.-The Vanderbilt shares have been
weak and depressed since noon, the decline rang
lower. Western Union sold down to 791. and
rallied to 79S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18

TEE INPCEsal0N IN THIS CITY ~ 10 fm THaKAr-
RSED ELECTRIC STRKE.-Nothing has been heard
here to-day relative to the impending strike OF the
telegraph operators The general impression is
executive committee, which is expected today. 1t
Is thought that the committee OF the brotherhood
will bold meeting tonight to take action On the
until then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
Telegraphic Briefs.

Capt VIM. Andrew Baill1e, whose claim for
nearly 100000 damages from the government is
now pending before the Alabama claims commits
sion, died at his residence in Philadelphia this
morning.
The works OF the Yonkers N. T., gas-Iight COM
pany were partly destroyed by fire this morning
BY an explosion several persons were injured.
The new clearing house for stocks, under the
auspices of the New York Stock Exchange, opened
to-day for business,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST lISE AND THE ONLY LINE
b. TWEEN
TEE EAST AND TIE WEST.
VIA W sSHISGFCE

Ept BILE TPACkt JANNtN COUPLER
Sehedre % tafe effect SUNDAY, NAY 18th, 1893
IL ave shlnet q IA station corner OF New jersey
For thca1co. tincinIad Louisville and st. Ioni.
T1Ly - . % a H.. 11;l5 a. sn-, 1910 p. with
points a 'hout change. 10:l5 d u. daily 70 Chicsxo
l"s ,i'.sourI, Cleveland and Detroit a. $50 a. M.
bug with >leerlaT Carr attached.
0l = ~ a1 se':Gis so " ns nsH.s'i i0ls am
Trains for Phiade'phia ami New Torf at s.lo. ~
ss & seDs F. .s,es sas p H. daily
- r. i s = sisi 81 IS So 'ls
For Baltimore on sun sy,. 30. rs g. ZOOS Am
LIS. :: :ss. 40 $50 J. s:ic $40 n'''
Forway statoss brtween Washington and B.,tmore.
For at.a 1iS ~ aeiss ss .41 . aos y e
d.S exc = 81 iay, sc g. m. 4:45 and 5:4s D. m
dav Fre.i.rsck 30 m. ,o:iS q. M and an sas
pm. daily EXCEPT sunday.
hssefssSwn 10 e.. daaly except Sunday. 6:<6
Train 3 sETsy fram shs ws~, daily. s:so .ss am..
From New Yo-i an. PHILADELPHIA. ass. $50 an.
fro aaii h, $40 2 % IDLY EXCEPT PIT anayy.
Prom 2taunton ais pm. dAi,, s1cee. Sunday.
f.ssg; 1000 300 NJ 4 s. ~ f1 ra1S
Trsns raye Balli.nor for Washington ar 40. 40
Ile, $50. 9, SIC. and 1890 4 M IL: Is 2:5J
day. 90 i - 90 and On Il 80 H. On sun
. 6:25. 7;so 200 D. Ia wv ~'
A1Ish. rom Washington st at Relay Station ex
t,,Tthr5 ipiorra.ien arply q, the B.ltor. and
Pepnsy5 nue. corner IA IN -treet wb.-e or Dr.
viii he taken for baggage be checked and reixsi y,
IT, NJ cli MESf;. NJ Q. T.. Baltimore.
rnSi4 g LORD. CerTFassenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
The Loverws SlrafaResn.
HOW YOUNG LAWYER op-xrrrrn A,

uow n hoONo LAWNkh OCTNT1TED A LADY.
MT. h. cnn Tunison, young lawyer OF jersey
City, week or two ago met Miss Belle Barton, OF
YORK, Pa. who was visiting friends on Jersey
Heights He fell in love with her. but learned
that the young lady was under engagement OF
marriage to wealthy resident OF YORK, who was
many years her senior He was the choice OF her
parents, and she yielded to them The wedding
was TO have taken place on Wednesday las: TunI-
son metMiss Barton few days before the time set
for her departure for home, told her his love ana
was accepted They then determined TO be mar.
rled; The young lady said her aunt, Mrs sayres,
would arrive on Monday TO take her home The
young lady and her aunt Were 10 start for bona
The following day. TunisOn communicated with
MISS Barton, and told her 10 leave the car in the
raroad depot by the door opposite 70 that through
Which her aunt would leave IL, as he had a ruSs
Whlch be hoped would be successful In decoying
The aunt away When Mrs Sayres and her niece
haa taken their seats In a car a messenger boy
entered aud handed Mrs Sayres letter. She hgr-
RED out saying she would return be ore the train
LETT, and charged her niece not 10 leave the SCAT
AS soon as she was out or the depot Tunison and
Miss Barton hurried TO the ferry and went TO New
YORK, where they were married The aunt is in
dgnant at the deception, but the Young folks ara
happy all the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
ri GIN II . FINALLY
CHARLES W HANDY An .toreer tv,AdA
I,HCMAs DUwLINC. Augtoneer.

fCK SALE AT public AUCTION.
Seven Cd acres Of lrhte ;.n overlooking the poto.
mac river. Just eyCnd TIE Lrtern boundary # Alex
andrla, Va, s'htao Tor truck farm for Duil ing
ises 80 ~
Also two % acre. cor sar ns blue stone quarry.
heretofore oened and %Cri eG situate in Alexandria
ounty. Virgin ia. trio3t- Georgetown This O ,sr '
IL located Immediately on t- right the Poto-
mac and runs Gown a. siGL OF As de to wa
Yer edge. and is the rest quarry to Washington
being but a lew hundred -. as above the Aqueduc;
bridge.
The above described II cts part of the estate
nf the at itch rd Ii. Loy. snd vii be sold for pa
non among heirs Title lerfect apd rantsd free
from lens. q taxes other Use. The tract OF
seven acre, viii be sole "a ne ground WEDNESDAY,
Al GtISr FIRST 1883. al SIX O'CLOCK r. M, tie
purchaser to tale enc acre W. .e privilege of the
whole he quarry lot VII e. 50 be so,f the ground
on the followiny lay. THURSDAY, AUGUST SEC
On at TX u. LOCK +. M.
Terms: Cash on delivery CT leeds.
). Y. NACKEY,
Alto raey for heirs,
- 2-dGdS orice. Webster Law Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
STEAM Frs.
A Liam LINE-SUMMER SERVICE.

a Liam LlNE-SUMMER SERVICE.
Quebec to LIVERPOOL every Saturday, making the
81 rtest ocean yaee Oniy FIVE days from, land to
E d. Accommodations unsurl assed. Cabin-S7O and
$50 single; <ly5 and :, 80 Excursion.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday Wis
Halifax and St. Johns. n. T.
intermediate Passage $40. Prepaid steerage. s2l,
LEYE b ALDEN. General Aeents
207 broadway. New York or
At Washington, D. c.:
d. A. BROSNAN, 6l2 9th street
JAMES BELLEW. I'll Tth street.
G. w. MOSS, -25 Pennsylvania avenue.
tyll-w, a. m GIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
FINANCIAL.

Tl,HE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
ns =. en- ss the
~ E.aa asoEifs u he III. s1sas H.
entity in the way of permanent and il e insurance
,n members are more likely
iSs street T. u RsiGaf M Nay D p'An o 5
Bhso WASH G. GASLfGHr and i ali. q o.hs %H city
Iepcsits received subject to check
We paw SPECIAL attention o obtaining CORRECT
and fL1ABLE information regarding various city
securities and prepared al ali times to inqui
nes regarding same
HARRY G. TOWERS 4 CO.,
BANKEi.h. BROKERS' AND INSURANCE.
myal lA.o F STREET NORTHWEST
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. HEw YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
koiI on IOmIulssIon
No. !39 18TH STREET. tCORCORAN BUIlDING)
Agency for Prince and Whitley, stock Brokers'
Is BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
fvc- -rrr--Ies hnr,r't sns ~nYnrn's-
scf ir S"n Frsr,cscn. BE- tinore Phila.,elptfa Now
)ork Boston md Washington. Orders executed on tn,
New York Stock Exchange nj eighth of per cent
Cnlni1sson. PI1vats direct telegraph wires to
Elchmond. Paitimore. lh ladelphia, New York aad
Joston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those CUES AID rept rtea back
TCmpty. Quotations of STOCKS and Bonds and in
fCrn:tlon recGrLng the NaTEeIs rough our
wires IN TA.,T.-f oiroct 4rouI tho .,ew YORK Stock
EXCHANGE N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18

SALE OF MARYLAND FaRAs.-The real estate OF
Tue late Hon u orge X. Dennis, I'm Somerset
county, Nd. was Offered at public sale NJ Princess
Anne last Tuesday and dis posed OF as follows:-
Inc Cedar Grove farm, containing 2s6 acres to
WIN. L. SirmaD, OF Delaware. for $1,000: the Tur-
Key Branch farm, containing 225 acres, (no I'M
pIosemtnisJ 10 A. RiiZel for 1890; the Bundick
farm, COM tanning $40 acres, TO h. ID. Long for e. $40
cash; tract NO. 4, containing Sc acres, TO John
Webb for Sl,al0 cash; tract No. 6. containing rs
acres, 10 the same party. for Sl,l05 cash. The
homestead was not sold, the highest bid being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
nUSCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMIN STRATRIX'S SALE OF HORSES, CAR.
RIAGEo, WAGON A D HARNESS, BUTCHERS
TOOLS, &C., AT AUCTION.
By y.tne OF order issued from the Supreme Cour,
OF the Di trctof Columbia, noldnR q cia term ae
fre6at GnpIt VIII sell at pubic .ncton on SATUK;
UCiO, A.. In front of he auction rooms Of Dun
canson Bros. 9th and streets northwest
Black Mare, Phatnn,
Dun Horse, Carr iage
Lay Mare, Butcher Wagons,
sets Carriage aud Wagon Harness,
Lot Butchers Tools, Sca.es, &c.
Grindstone.
MARY JANE HOM1LLER,
Admnlstr of Michael Homer, deceased.
HlNh q IHOMAS Alton neys. jyi6-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
TNPRECEDENTEDi!i

MISREPRESENTATION
The statement that there Life Insurance Associs-
ton which has been in existence only two and one half
years yet has VT tten nearly sixty million dollars Of
four million will scarcely be beeved-cerainly not by
the old time companies Yet they facts. The certf-
Gates issued In May by the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association amounted to nearly four and quarter mil
lion. and in the first thirteen days Of this month over
two million such record Is beyond everything ever
heard Of in the history Of Life the
admits is the simplest painest and best he has ever
seen. Call at the Office for papers, &c.
jyl2 I. Y. KNIGHT 1909 n straet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18

KORTH G RMAN LLOYD
IN STEAAsBIP LINE BETWEEN New Yoax HAysE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND EaFNEN
ne steamers OF this company WIFI taii Et EiY WE'D
- ID ~ Sa L UhDAY frOlu Bremen pier. foot
OF Sd street. Hooken. Rates OF .ss-esa: Pom New
York u Havre, London. kcuthsn tea and Bremen
pad steerage certiic.tss 81. freight passage
1vfp Ey 70 OELKiGhS y G0., ! Wing Green, New
avenue northwest Agents for " ash4nvton IaIx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18

No Prerarahon-Always Ready-Alwsys LIOUID!
Mends Marble. Stone. Patches on Leather and Rubber
Goods Bnc-a brac. Jewelry, Metals Billiard Cue Tips
Ornaments ct every kind Book Backs Earhenware
Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels Text! Fabrics.
Ine Ca rage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers. Scroll
70 Cts. per Bottle; by mali, postpaid, 1Oc extra
Mailed only by the manufactu era.
}. y. OMEARA CO., 1o47 Pa. av.. Washington, D. O.
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
Grocers. Stationers. Hardware aud stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
WOOD, AND coal.
ITCHING PILES.
y SYMPTOMS ANn cYyRF

SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
Inc symptoms ara moisture, like respiration In
tsnse itching increased by scratching. very distress
hk particularly NJ nsht IL worms vere
Crawling IN and about the rectum the private parts are
siaennses Affected. II allowed n continue very ser-
=, p'easant sure cure. Also for stt~f. Inh salf
son sead Heac Erysipeias. BARRIERS Itch. Blotcfes
-. C&D crussy Sktn DieeAoes. rent By mail for 50
S SSnnj bore 81 Is 0n stamps) Ad, .ress Dir
S,s, aAN6 SOHs Phiaadaphaa. Pa Sold by Drug
sA 03-w.fm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
Name

SHILLING TIN ePRAGUs PROPERTY IN PkcvI.
Providence. r. I. were sod at Lotion yeste, day
The prices obtained were low. The Fanny Sprague
house WIS bought Dy the Union company for
S100 The Mary Sprague house was bought by
James @ Hidden for t2s 600 Inc green house LOT
and buildings, containing Ss,Sds square feet was
bought by the Union company for 10 cents per
by the Union company for "a csnts per foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-18
I'd Edition.
Latest TelegranS to The Star
The T.Iegraphers, Complaints.

The TeIegraphers' Complaints.
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED By WESTERN UNION TO
INQUIRE INTO THEM.
FEW YORK. July 16-At the regular weekly
meeting or the executive committee of the direct
ors OF the western Union telegraph company, to-
Gay, the following was adopted:
kteS0tUed, That q committee, consisting OF ex-
Gov. Cornell, j. w. Clendenin and John f. Terry,
De appointed to inquire into the complaints OF In
equauues OF compensation and the conditions OF
service or the employees OF this company, II any,
and report to this committee.
The Cigar Maaers' Strike I'm New York
NEW YORK, July la-There are no new develop
mentS to-day In the cigar makers strike. The
members OF the International union employed BY
= Gutenberg Bros. are at work, and unless they
resign or are discharged to-day, the members Of
the protective union will not return to work, and
In that event Ottenbergs shop and fourteen others
belonging to the Manufacturers union will be
locked out tonight for an indefinite period. One
result OF the strike IL Is said, will be that manufac-
turers who are not members OF the manufacturers
union, and whose shops will not be closed, will
increase their working force. The members OF the
protective union say they will remain nrm to their
aetenmination, and thus through their unwilling
ness to work with twenty-six men. who they
calm violated promise made TO them. over 1000
persons, few OF whom are women, will this AZ
tefnoon be thrown out OF employment, and fifteen
cigar MANUFACTURES Will be closed. A lockout Is
confidently expected