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Fatal RailrOad Accident.

Boston, June 6.-This forenoon gravel train on
the track at the Quincy street bridge, Dorchester
district, and four or I'VE cars went down the bank.
One brakeman was instantly killed and another
train hand seriously injured. The accident Is be-
leved to have been caused by broken axle or
journal. The track will be cleared and trains will
run on time this afternoon.
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VIOLATING THE POSTAL LAwa-In New York yes
terday no defense was made In the case OF the
United States va. VIM. Blackman. charged with
violating the postal laws, and Judge Brown d.
rected verdict for plaintin. United States Dis
tr1ct AttorneyROot win at once begin suits against
the American District Telegraph C0mpany, the
Manhattan District Telegraph Company and the
United States Circular Delivery Company for
violating the law by delivering sealed circulara
KILLED By WoNAN.-Yesterday morning. at 8
O'Clock, when the train from Dubuque Iowa.
reached Waver!y, man and woman left the train
and went TO the Wayerly house, where they regis
room. About an hour afterwards the inmates
or the hotel were aroused by pistol shot, and
found that the woman had shot the map through
the head. he dying few hours afterwards, never
having spoken. Since the shooting 1t has been
aScertatned that the mans right name is Stevens,
ana that he Is o Mneman In the service OF the
Western Union Telegraph company; that he has
family IN Chicago OF Fort Dodge, and that the
woman who did the shooting q one he picked pp
on the train between Dubuque and Waverly. HSk
name cannot be learned
Evening star., 1883-06-06

Secretary Of the Civil Service Commits.
sion.
The President this afternoon appointed VIM. s.
Roulhac, of North Carolina to be secretary OF the
civil service commission.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

RANGE OF THE TxrRxoNErzR.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
ofilcer to-day: AN. W.9; II am, $40; 3 pm.
67.6 Maximum ,697 minimum. 7QQ
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Improvement Of Georgetown Harbor

improvement Of Georgetown EH4rbOr.
BIDS FOR ROCK EXCAVATION OPENED TO-DAY.
Bids were opened at Major aims office to-day
for the removal OF rock in the Georgetown harbor,
as follows: Edward Mcdonald, Astoria, Queens
county, NY, s2, s25, 500 and $32 per cubic yard
American Dredging Co., 24 Walnut street. Phila.
delphia, 400; Thos. P. Morgan, Washington,
DC, 81, aga
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The IRISH 1NvrNcIBLEs CHARGED WITH POISON
have been extensively using poison in removing
obnoxious persons The police are Investigating &
number OF cases OF suspicious death which have
occurred In the past few years. especially the
of hotel-keepef named Jury, OF Dublin, who died
fortnight after the Phoenix park murders. From
disclosures by the informers the authorities do not
doubt that Jury was poisoned. The reason al
legged for the poisoning Is that he inadvertently
opened letter addressed to lyman, who was stay
Ing at Jury's hotel The letter contained direc-
tons in regard to q secret society.
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CLEVELAND. O., June 6-At a session of the
American Medical association this morning DR..
Gross. OF Philadelphia, presented a paper, signed
by himself and Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, rela-
tive to the establishment at Washington of q mu-
scum and library OF the medical department
on Congress- to provide for them q fire-proof
building, and asking an annual appropriation of
$4,000 to buy an new medical publications Of all
present these matters to Congress.
End OF the Chicago Bricklayers' Strike.
CHICAGO, June 6-Six hundred union bricklayers
had session last night, and, after long discus
sion, 1t was decided that the men could 20 to work
wherever they chose at "a per day: provided, they
practically ends the strike, and Is regarded as the
collapse OF the union.
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KILLED Hrs SISTERS SKDuORR,-A telegram from
Charlotte. N. O.. June 8, says: Thomas /. Shields
shot and killed Joe @. sitton. superintendent OF
the Maryland and Charlotte copper mines, this
morning. The shooting was done with double
barreled shotgun the load taking effect in Sittons
Sitton seduced his sister and refused to marry her
Shields came to the city and gave himself up, and
ia now In taiL
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I111 @Ah1N1O VII 4 I'D 4 ItIhSAoJ
Mr. ShcrImRN,s ODenin1 SneeCh.


COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 6.-The republican state
convention was called to order at 10 O'Clock this
morning with such crush OF people In the opera
house that the delegates secured seats with great
dfffculty The committee on credentials reported
all delegations full and no contests. When the
name OF senator Sherman as permanent chairman
was presented the convention burst into wild en-
thusiasm and long continued applause. He re-
turned thanks for this honor from the republicans
OF ONO, and said 1t was such conventions as these
that had given Inspiration to the party since 1855
world OF history is comprised in the past twenty
eight years, at the beginning of which the
Union was almost as a rope OF sand and doctrines
were proclaimed which would have disbanded the
government
But every step of progress had been the work of
the republican party, and was now part OF its
work. The speaker reviewed the progress OF the
party and said it had never stood behind or post
and had done it. An element OF the party's sue
opposed by the democratic party The republican
American labor and in the taxation OF the
liquor traffic. One question was national,
the other state He spoke the diversity OF opinion
on the traf1lcs, some favoring prohibition and
others legislative control. The trainers of the con-
stitution did not provide for the taxation OF trac
he believed that the tax law was the wisest meas
ure before the people. The Scott law filled the
bill and they would stand BY i II the supreme
ask, as have done the people, to change the con-
stitution so they tax. II the law was in oper-
% a.lon one year, the democrats would not dare to
Mr. sHERAAN'S POSITIVE DECLINAT1ON TO BE CAN
DIDATE.
The convention then proceeded to the nomina-
ton OF a state ticket. Hon. Benz. Butterworth
presented J.B. Foraker, of CINCINNATI. When j. NJ
Dalzell offered the name OF Sherman the conven-
tion again became wild, and could only be quieted
Dy Senator Sherman rapping vigorously for order,
which being obtained, he stated that he had not
been insensible to the preference OF a large num-
Der per CT delegates, but he would say frankly and
frmly that he could not be candidate-could not
surrender his duties in the Senate in Justice
to the people Of Ohio and OF the country. Aside
from this he could not accept the nomination
without feelings OF personal dishonor.
JUDGE FORAKER NOMINATED.
Judge Foraker was then nominated by acclama-
tiOn and unanimously.
Judge Foraker appeared later, and made quite a
long speech OF thanks, pledging his best efforts to
the cause, and outlining the Importance OF the
campaign.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

BASE BALL.-The Moonlights defeated the Sharps
yesterday by score OF 10 toe The Quicks de-
OF the Georgetown College defeated the Catholic
Union club, II to g. The Orion colored base ball
club. OF Philadelphia. will play a series of six
Washington, three in Washington and three in
Philadelphia; the club winning a majority OF
games In either city will receive the gate receipts
At Philadelphia-Detroit,6 8; Philadelphia, 4 At
Harrisburg, exhibition game-Harrisburg, 4;
Quickstep, 8 At New York-New York, 10; Chi-
cago, 5; Eclipse, s; Metropolitan, g. Brooklyn H.;
Athletic, Q. At Observation-Disclosures 10; Bur.
falo. At Plttsburg-Cincinnati. 8; Allegheny,
2 At Boston-Cievelands,1 IL; Boston, I. 1t Bal
J.-Merrttta IL; Columbus, I.
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who form part OF an encampment at Broad and
spring Garden streets. Philadelphia. ct which
In an intoxicated condition yesterdayand attacked
Henry II. Horn, the manager OF the show, ,stabbIng
him severely. The aSsallants were arrested.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

PROBABLE EXTRA SESSION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
EGIsLATURE.-A special dispatch from HARRIS
Barr OF the Pittsburg Post. this morning, that he
would call the legislature together Immediately
after its adjournment II it failed to pass the ap-
portionmept bills, and the belief is growing that
there will be Special session. The Several appor-
tionment conference committees are apparently
as far apart as ever, and all hope OF agreement
Evening star., 1883-06-06

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 6.-There was a nervous
feeling manifest this morning as the delegations
nled into the Opera House, many fearing that the
boom for Senator Sherman might prove successful.
and that he would be nominated despite his pro-
tests and the earnest work Of his friends. The
tide which Set In so strong last night, and was at
much OF Its surging propensities. and cool and
more calm views appeared to govern the delegates
and the very large number of prominent politt-
clans who have been present during the past three
days.
DEMONSTRATION FOR SHERMAN.
After order In the convention had been secured,
Senator Sherman's appearance as the permanent
president was the signal for one long and enthu-
slastic demonstration, which even MI. Sherman,
cool ana collected as ever, could not fail to under
stand, and which caused momentary expression
OF nervous anxiety to pass over lis face The out
look certainly indicated his nomination.
man delivered his speech. 1t was received with
much enthusiasm. After the adoption OF the plat
form, and the nomination OF Judge Foraker had
Deen made there Was momentary lull, when
and self-important person
''PRIvATE" DALzELI,
who amidst much confusion and cries Of sit dorm
and get out made himself heard, and said: The
time has now arrived when the republican party
OF Ohio must put its best man to the 'front.'
II we ever needed leader, man to
e All 0Js must be
aside, and the strongest man In the
republican party. not only In Ohio, but in this
tion, and, unless he is, we are gone, and nothing
snort OF defeat awaits u.s. and In order to save the
party nominate the only man who should be con-
s1dered-John Sherman-and move that his nomi-
nation be made unanimous.
TINE sub1O1ned dispatch, by Associated Press,
gives the proceedings of the convention up to the
nomination OF Judge Foraker.l
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CAUSE OF AN ENGNBRRs SUICDE-Henry W.
Green, mechanical engineer, shot and killed
himself In New York yesterday. in his room at
tried to kill himself. few weeks ago he sho.
himself In the head, and was In the hospital for
two weeks suffering from the wound inflicted.
he lost 500 600 In business venture ABOUT three
years ago, and about the same time separation
between himself and his wife occurred. His wife
Is living In Brooklyn with two OF her children. A
son is engaged as manager OF the Kiralfy Combi-
nation troupe
Evening star., 1883-06-06

DEMANDS OF THE TELKGRAPH OPERATORA-The
Western Union telegraph operators threaten q
strike: They are going to ask the company that
there be S and $40 difference between the several
grades. At present the salaries for men range
from $50 to $95 per month, and for women from S2O
to S6O although it Is asserted that out of the l5O
female operators employed there are not more
than three who get $e0 The average salary paid
to the women operators Is said to be $50 The
company will be requested by the operators to pay
men and women OF equal ability equal wages. All
the operators seem confident that their demands
will not be refused.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

To ACT FOR THE CARDINAL-Cardina McCloekey
has executed powers OF attorney to Vicar General
The instrument was recorded in New York city
yesterday. Il gives the clergymen named fuil
authority to act for him. In q tremulous hand
which is marked with more unsteadiness than his
autograph In any other recorded instrument here
tofore executed by him, the cardinal signed the
instrument 'tJohn Cardinal McCloskey, Arch
bishop OF New York" The word "Archblshop" Is
barely legible. The paper was executed on Nay
18th, 1883, and duly acknowledged last Friday.
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PROPOSALS.

HOLUMNS FOR NEW PENSION BUILDING
- OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ENGINEER
TECT. 1916 street nor Invest.
NAsHING ON, ID. c.. June 4th, 1888.
SeG!ed Proposals in duplicate will be received at this
ONCE until NOON. on JULY SIXTH, 1888, for fur
pishing Y cast-iron fre-prOOfei. terra-cotta
Soumns for the second tier of galleries of the New
Pension Building in this city.
drawings and specifications be obtained at this
Office.
NJ. G. MRIGS,
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,ee. O. 16. &C. 2otys Supervising Engineer and Ar
nFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
~ MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL.

Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office until
the TNENTf-FlFTH DAY OF JUNE, Tor the con-
struction of the Northern Wing of our main school
Building.
The board viii entertain proposals for doing the en-
pre- work. and also separate proposals for doing
prick WORK. carpenter work stone work galvanized
IRON WORK painting. stating Thinning, plastering cast
and wrought iron work and Plumbing.
Plans and specifications be at this Office and
also at the office OF Albert Lybrock Architect, Rich
nlOEd. Va.
The board the right reject any and all bids
Or pats thereof.
G. L. VAWTER, Supt.
June l. 1883.
BafesNlle. va. ie6-W&s2N
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Local Notes.


81. b. Polkinhorn sends picture of the Brook
lyn bridge.
Major J, R. Hannemann's Arrangements have
been completed for firing the salute on the occa.
sion OF the John Howard Payne obseQuies. Ho
nre VIII sixty minute guns during the ceremony
OF an hour.
John Bowling to-day put on record an assign
ment Of the American Tea Store, corner 7th and
streets. to I. F. Miller and R. Byrd Lewis, for the
benefit OF his creditors, giving preference to I. A.
Brown = CO., to the amo unit of sol8 1a
The divorce bill OF W. w. Hubbe1l against Eliza.
beth Hubbell, and cross-bill, have beeh dismissed
and the cases amicably settled.
SERIOUSLY HURT.-About three o'clock this az.
ternoon young man named Mace Howell, OF East
Washington, was seriously injured by being
struck on the head with a beer glass during q
hight IN beer saloon on the south side OF Penn.
sylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th Streets
PREPARATIONS are being made by the assessor
and collector OF taxes for immediate distrant on
account OF personal taxes over due June /, 1883
LITERARY AND MUsfcAL-There will be lit
erary and musical entertainment given for tn
beneft Of the Memorial Sunday school library. at
the Memorial church, On Friday, June 9Th, at
o'clock p. m.
"PAPER BAzAR," novel entertainment, will
be given by the ladies OF the Metropolitan NJ e.
church, corner ~ and streets, on Thursday and
Friday evenings, for the benefit OF the Sunday
school.
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A MsSrR AxsLArED LETTER,
The True Text Of the Circular % ~
Irish Bishops

HOW THE LONDON ''TINEs" COMPOUNDED ruo
MEANING OF ECCLESIASTICAL LATIS-IRELAxD
AT THE VATICAN.
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route case after recess continuing to discuss the
testimony OF s. w. Dorsey and its relations to the
testimony Of Rerdeu and others.
Evening star., 1883-06-06
ECON TRUC HON OF THE SOUTH WING
Ii The u 5. PATENT OFFICE.

I'D ECON IKUC iIUN OF THE SOUTH MING OF
IL THE u 5. PATENT OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
OTFICE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, d. e.. May 81, 1883
Sealed Proposals viii be received this Office until
TWELVE NJ. on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE
1853, for furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in
Place, complete certain wrought and cast iron work
comprising onal columns girer and beams for
construction OF floor. galleries. r. offs and sky-iyhts
over the south wing Of the above building i'll accord
anee W til draw nss spec:tcat and schedules which
may be at the office of Ciuss Schuze architects
northeast OF Pennsylvania avenue and Fifteenth
street northwest
Blank forms of proposals and guarantee bonds and
any addlti nal information may be obtained at the
architects office.
he right To reject any II bids to waive defects
II De deemed III the interest Of the do
DO. Is reserved.
Fl. NJ. TELLER,
1ei-eo9t Secretary of the Interior.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

DROPOSAI.S FOR FIRE PROOF MODEL, CASES
u FOR TIE RECONSTRUCT OF THE Z. :.
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON
ID. C.,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OFFICE SECRETARY,
WASHING 1oN, d. c., May II, 1887
Sealed Proposals viii lie received at this Office until
TWtLyE NJ. on the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE
ie53 for building in complete state delivering erect
ing and fitting III place complete. 46 less nunber)
wrought iron model cases for the furnishing
leries OF the reconstructed Model Halls of the u s.
Patent Once Building, according to Specifications and
drawings which for inspection at the archi-
tects office (Cuss Schulze. Corcoran building room
n where blank ferns of Proposals, bonds and any
additional informatio may be obtained.
Proposal To lie made in the prescribed FORM In
lorsed Proposals for Model Cases" and addressed to
the Secretary of the Interior
The itself the right to reject
any o al bids.
je1-eo1t III. N. TELLER Secre.arv
Evening star., 1883-06-06

COMBINING AGAINST CHALMERs.-The executive
committees OF the democratic, republican and
Independent parties OF Madison county, Missis-
Sipp1, were in session at Canton yesterday. The
republicans made Overtures 10 the democrats for q
fusion and the democrats accepted. The inde-
pendents onered to combine with the republicans,
but their overture was refused. It Is believed the
success OF this movement will defeat Chalmers
political aspirations
Evening star., 1883-06-06

ALARM IN ENGLAND ABOUT TIE QUEENS HEALTH
London dispatch to the Boston Herald gives an
alarming account OF the queens health. Severe
dropsical symptoms are reported to have set in
the Lack or exercise has produced melancholia,
and greatly alarmed the doctors
Evening star., 1883-06-06

C0wHIDE AND PISTOL IN NEW JERsEY.-Georre
c. Wynkoop, ex-reading clerk Of the New Jersey
state senate. was arrested at Gloucester Nj. yes
terday charged with cowhiding Alderman Harvey.
He charged that the latter had slandered his sister
Harvey was badly beaten, and afterwards tried
to shoot WynkOOp, but was prevented
Evening star., 1883-06-06
The Courts.

To-day, Proctor agt Proctor; appearance
oraered. ond = Rinsoiying agt Johnson Lilly
Norris appointed guardian ad ltem. Bennett agt.
Egan; substitution of trustee ordered. Bury agt
Bury; testimony ordered taken. Hoover aSt
Mari; do Lord agt. O'Donnaghue; sales ratified
nlsl and reference. Brown agt Butter1eld; re-
straining order granted
Evening star., 1883-06-06

THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEc
Ihefollow1ng are fhe opening and closing prices
11the New York stock Market to-day a. reported
tyspecial wire to II. Il Dodge, $50 18th stre3t
Evening star., 1883-06-06

BIDS were opened at the Navy department to-
day for stationery for the ensuing fiscal year. The
following were the bidders from WASHINGTON:
Ballantyne Son. w. a. Dempsey, T. w. Whira-
JAMES FISK, SR, DEAD.-James Fisk, sr.. died IN
BrattleDOro, Vt, Monday. He built the Wall
known Brattleboro' Revere House, and was sue.
cessful dry goods peddler travelling with four-in-
hand through New York and New England with
old.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

Nor MUCH OF A HEROINE AFTER A1I-On MAY
S31 the artificial flower factory In New York OF
Mrs Louise Guedau, French woman, 72 years
Old, Was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Guedau ran up
stairs and warned her workmep. She was the only
one who failed to escape. She was much praised
Tor her heroic self-sacrfce. At the coroner's In
quest yesterday 1t was learned that she had tried
to induce two OF her workmen to burn the house
in order to obtain the insurance.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

BIDS FOR STATIoNERY.-A committee, consisting
OF Col Burnside, Major Dallas and A. s. fantis,
to-day opened the bids for furnishing stationery
to the Post ONCE department and the first and
There were about forty-1ve bidders. The total
bids am9nnt TO- Sc COG Ths following were the
sop areS :ss She
GA Whitaker, J.Bradiey Adams, W. Il. Dempsey:
Evening star., 1883-06-06

RAILROAD COMMISSION APPOINTED.-The Presi.
dent to-day appointed Hon. BENZ. Butterworth. OF
Ohio, VIM. Il. Patton, OF New York, and Chas. L
Perkins, OF New York. q commission to examine
and report upon 15o miles OF the. Northern Pacific
railroad.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

BIDS WERE OPENED in the Treasury deuartment
to-day for iron roofs, attic floor beams, skylights
&C.. for the custom house and post onlce at Kansas
City, Mo-, as follows: Phoenix Iron Co., S19. .75O:
Snead e. Co, $l3, 81; James A. McGonigle, N9,S27:
TnlISck 7oa and Go aasas yss'S; ctv 1nsEsy SHAY
$1S.6OO Bids were also opened for materials for
the custom house at Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

ARMY ORDERs.-The leave OF absence granted
Capt Alexander S. B. Keyes, 10th cavalry, is ex-
tended five months The leave granted 1st Lieut.
Alfred M. Fuller. I'd cavalry, Is extended five
months.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

PREPARATIONS are being made by the assessor
and collector OF taxes for Immediate distrant on
account OF personal taxes over due June /. l8S3
Evening star., 1883-06-06

CHANGES OF STATIONS OF ENGINEER OFrIcERs-
The following changes in the stations and duties
of officers Of the corps of engineers are ordered
First Lieutenant Solomon ". RoessIer VIII. ct bis
States military academy. West Point, n. T., Ah-
gust g. 1884, and will report by letter to the chief
report ip person to the superintendent OF the
United States military academy, West Point, N
=, August 98, 1883, for duty at the academy First
leutebant james l. Lusk will be relieved from
his present duties and will report In person for
duty before August 26, 1883, to the commanding
Qflcer OF the engineer battalion, Willetts Point,
Evening star., 1883-06-06

S1NHE VERY BEST BLACK SILKS, sATINs. YEL-
Il VETS. PARASoLS and sun UMBRELLAS.
iasis ia and 7ss IT. street NV. be, q snaH.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

NEW DICTIONARY OF fHONOaRAPHY OF Trp-
AWARDS 30. 900 words, by Ben Htman J. r.
Howard. For sale by j. c. PARKER, GIT and 6l9 7fh
Evening star., 1883-06-06

REMOVAL OF INDIANS AUTHORIZED. - Mission.
aries in the Indian territory have been granted
permission to remove 30 Neg Perces women and
children, to Idaho, where they will join theil
tribe.
Evening star., 1883-06-06
SECRETARY LINCOLN returned to his duties al
the War department to-day.

SERGEANT GEORGE W. WALL, company K, Sd In
fantry, has been ordered from this city to St
Johns, Newfoundland, by the steamer leaving
New York on the 7th instant, on duty connected
with the Lady Franklin bay expedition.
Evening star., 1883-06-06

Miss LAURA WHITE, sister of Representative
White, OF Kentucky, who has for some time been
employed in the supervising architects of1lce,
Treasury department.. has resigned her position
and Will shortly go abroad to pursue her archi-
tectural studies
Evening star., 1883-06-06

JEANETTE SURvIvoRs-Fireman Bartlett and
Seaman Ntnderman arrived in the city to-day and
had an interview with Secretary Chandler relative
to their final discharge from duty in connection
WITH wit the Jeanette eSped!ton The purpose Of
to ask for the settlement of their accounts and
the payment OF their general expenses while
board OF inquiry. Secretary Chandler remarked
to STAR reporter afterwards that he intended to
have their accounts settled, and to have included
IN their accounts their general ex penses while
they were here II regard them," he said, ssas
the wards OF the nation, and think that they
should be cared for as long as they were in the
government service"
Evening star., 1883-06-06

LNAsT END COTTAGES. BEDFORD. Pa, a. 4
-, - open May 3Sd Iocstion pleasant: water YEE
extra charge; terms moderate Address
my3-2m ]. w. BARNDOLLAR, proprietor
Evening star., 1883-06-06
SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN TOPHOTEI. BLUE RIDGE NOUN
4Nl tains, Va. or Chessy yeake Il Ohio Railway -.
l4O miles from " sshington City and l2o miles Y
from Richmond, Va, will be open June 10TH 4s.Ls&
1883. Telegraph and Post Office, Alton Depot Va.
For terms. etc, address. until June Ist, HENRY L.
MASSIE, Prop. Charlottesville. Va. my8-2m
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OF the ID. / o. r. R.. has beeen leased by
WEL; KEk'S- Families make ar anre-V VI.HAV
nlent' at reduced rates by applying to No. 727
18th street. Washington D. C.. myIO- lIn