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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-10
Purchasing Age ncy.
Mrs. ". " Htary, Manager.

>s'HE LADIES OFTHE SAN FRAN
cisco Purchasing Bureau solicit
orders Iarge Or smain to purchase
goods of every description. special quail
ificaiiGns for selecting musical instru-
ments. furniture, jewetry, &c. Dress
making and infants clothing n
speciality Reliable and eXperlenced
ladies under whose management the
Fan Francisco Purchasing Bureau has
prospered during two years will prompt
ly reply to lette. S OF inquiry as tn Styles,
prices, etc, upon receipt Of stamp.
samples furnished. send for circular.
Address: ) n FRANCISCO PURCHASING
BUREAU, l3i Post street, San Francisco.
Refer tn: l. Bancroft & Co.. O'Con-
nor, MOfatt & co.. \. p. Cole & 90 all
of San francisco. rny25
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Maine Men.

From Bath. Me-, have received under date o.
May g. 1893. the following statement Of Geo. W. Har.
rson. the popular proprietor Of 1.-The Iesturaat" "A
few years since troubled Severely With kidney
and bladder affection that there brickust deposits
In MY urins and continual desire to urinats. with
severe dartns. sharp pains through my bladder and
side. and ssain dun. heavy pressure very tedious to
endure. coneu,ted Of our resident physicians
but I received no benefit from the treatment and
fearing that symptoms indicated 'Br,shts Disease,
that must obtain relief speedily or would be past
cure. Icoasut d my druggist Mr.. Weber, and after
HUNS Remedy. q he knew Of many successful cures
effected by that medicine In similar cases here In Bath
I purchased . bottle and before had used the first
bottle found had received great benefit, @
suffered less pain my water became moro natural and
I began to improve much that the second bottle
effected complete cure: and my thanks arc due to
Hunts Remedy for restored health. and cheerfully
recommend ths most valuable and reliable medicine to
my friends as consider it duty Is well a. pleasure
to do So"
''Beinx well acquainted with Mr. George w. Harrison
at the time Of bis SIC referred in the foregoing
testimonial certify to the of the state
nient made by him. W. g. WEBER, Druggist.
Bath. Ne. May IS. 1885,"
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The Telegraph Strike.
From the PHILADELPHIA Times,

1t Is obvious to all that the strike OF the tele-
graph operators Is not as strong to-day as 1t was
when 1t started, and unless ii can be m sde to
weaken the Western Union by some new turn In
the battle its admitted failure will be only Ques-
ton OF time.
There are rumors OF new and moro aggressive
movements by the striking operators. which m y
put new phase upon the contest. II such move
menus are contemplated, and are practicable, they
cam: be emp.oyed too soon. II the triumph OF the
striker Is attanable at all 1t can be attained only
by short, sharp and decisive campaign.
There Is significance In the remark OF Superin-
tendent Somervllle that $50 far the company is
concerned the strike is at end" and all reports
OF divided and distracted council In the Western
Union seem to have been entirely unfounded. AS
the battle Is waged tod y the Western Union Is
prepared for II. 1t does It's work very imperfectiy
but It does its work better every day, while the
strike must weaken BY time.
The pubic sympathy has been unmistakably
making demands which were beyond their reason
able expectations, and especially in failing to
Demand increased pay on the single basis OF indi-
been underpaid and that they are Justly entitled
to reasonable Increase, Is nearly or quite UNI
But public sympathy gives no bread to the idle
workmen. nor does It buy the child Q frock; and
puOlic sympathy has little power to persuade a
Sentiment win demand is prompt and careful
Biography, and the striking operators and the
Western Union have both much interest In re-
storing the telegraph service 70 efficiency. II the
Western Union fails to give efficient service, the
government may supplant It but 1t would not
be done In the interest OF either strikers or
The strike must speedily end. 80 much must be
OBVIOUS o all who are not stone blind; and unless
the strikers we impressive measures In reserve.
they may as well end II to-day ON the best terms
they cam as to let It end itself after much sacrce
one, TWO or more weeks hence. II the strikers
them force the nghting and END the battle with a.
little delay as possible.
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Prof. Gallaudet's Regulation.
NOT REFUSED AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, BUT
AN ITEMIZED BILL REQUIRED.
The published report that Acting Secretary
JOslyn refused to "honor a reQuistIon" OF Dr.
Gallaudet OF the deaf and dumb asylum. is in
that before Secretary Teller left he allowed Dr.
Gallaud S.. 600, with the understanding that the
latter would presentitem zad bills OF his expendi
lures SATURDAY." continued Mr.. Jo-lyn, she
sent over another Jumped bill: it was not tented
at all said That won't do and sent it back to
him. That's all there Is or it."
"WhaI tr he refuses to send in itemized bill?"
asked the STAR reporter.
"Then he will not get any money until Mr.
Teller returns" was the emphatic reply. Mr..
Josyn said 1t Is his duty under the law examine
the accounts OF the asylum, and he did not
approve OF their shape: that the expenses were
Jumped instead or being given in detail.
but proposed, and Secretary Teller approved It,
that the supplies for the asylum he purchased by
contract, after sdvertising "Dr. Gallaudet." said
came here making terrible stir about It, and said
1t was tor the committee or board OF Congressman
to determine that QUESTION. and they had approved
mittee had ever examined his accounts. He said
no. but they arpon I'd m N to examine them
told him that no harm could be done by adyer-
No snea BE- eaag e o the INSANE
lum very readily agreed have his
He said he was glad to do 1t We get meat for the
Insane asylum and FIRE. nman's hospital 'or 9 and
II cents per pound that the Deaf and Dumb asy-
lum is paying from IL to 10 zen s for. don't
think the accounts rendered are right, and am
not willing TO approve them. For instance, there
are such expenditures as S. 80 for pansies SIS for
all these things, or get them from the botanical
garden or Agricultural department. Then there
are several hundrei dollars expended for print
Ing when the law requires all printing to be dOue
at the Government Printing Of1ce."
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The Sandy Hook, Md, Outrage.

d"C onnuy HHOOKS NIUE Outf6RCe
ARREST OF THE VILLAINoUS TRAMP-HIS VICTIMS
CONDITION.
The tramp who outraged Gertie Virts, a nine
year Old girl at San ~ Hook. Nd, on Friday, and
who was arrested and escaped from a train, was
recapured about ten O'Clock last night at the base
OF the Stone Mill mountain. near Knoxville, Fred.
erick county, Nd, about two miles from the scene
OF the crime. His captors, George Beecroft and
Link Reed. fearing he would be lynched, hid him
in school house. intending to take him to Hagers,
town this morning.
Gertie Virts was founi in an improved condition
yesterday. Her fathers house is fine one and
ne Is evidently In very comfortable circumstances
Sne Was lying on trundl- bed in the sftIing-roon
looking bright and pretty. Her curling brow
h,ir rested on the pillow, and her black eyes
turned quickly on any one who entered the room
5 he Is a very pretty Child. 1t will be weeks be.
fore she RECEIVERS from her injuries
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DIED
LYONS. On August 9th. 1885, LOUISA daughter
OF the late Evan and Evelina Lyons.
runerd from her late residence, Wednesday, at 6
SELLER On the ftt 81 August 1884, at o'clo,k
Pm. oldest son 1T John A. e er and Mary NJ e.
seller. aged thirteen years and clever mouths
Our brother IL gone
His harpy spirit has ded;
Our brother We love 20 well
Lies scs ping with the dead
Funeral from parents residence N Is Trumb,e
IreI Howard University. st ten O'Clock tuesday,
FRIENDS and relatives are respectfully invited TO attend
sEh BOLT On saturday. August L. 1888 after a
nnEernR llDess, EnERICK l. SEYBOLT aged
b years, months and 20 days.
Funeral from his reeidepcp No ,o2x Is,h str.a,
northwest, on Monday, August g. at 5 DEL ok T. IN
Friends and acqusintaces respectful in ytea 10
attend without further noce. Interment at Congress
ionHl cemstery.
SlDMAN. At Washington. n. C.. August 6 1894 ~
cancer. LOUISA JOSEPHINE, wife OF George D. Sid
man. AIRED thirty three years.
Also:
GARDNER. AZ Batavia. N. Y. July %. 1883 OF
cancer. ANNA MARIA GARDNER mother of S,eorsca
D. 81 man. aged FIFTY -eeyen years
SMITH Suddenly. on saturday August 9TH lss3
Of his aye. A '0"i
His remains win he taken to Baltimore on Tuesday.
hugXt !th Services at his late residence No. Syt
flEhth IT eat northeast, at IL o'c ock tuesday.
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DfsaffectiOn I'm Spain.

MADRID, August 6-Particulars OF the uprising
at BadaJoS state that the garrison disarmed the
gend'armerie and the customs guards and occupied
the railway station. The diSaffected troops also
closed the gates OF the fortress A
ministerial orier has been gazetted pro-
Claiming q state o siege In tremadura
ana appointing Gen Blance commander OF the
FORCES IN that province Eleven hundred persons
participated In the proclaim ton OF the republic at
BaQaJos. Four hundred civilians have Joined the
soldiery. 1t Is believed that the insurgents seized
several thousand muskets which had been de-
pos ted IN the fortress. The custom guards re-
FUSED 10 join the movement II is stated at Lisbon
that Ruiz Sortlla planned the rising. Gen. BlaDCO
Is on his Way to BadaJos from Madrid with a
strong force.
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= LAsoRs or THE BOARD COMPLETE,

The board OF assessors concluded the receiving
of appeals and making eQualil itions OF ASSESS
nents on Saturday. ana this morning they have
been busy clearing up the left nom that
lay. The assessors state that they are heartily
lad the work Is finished Some OF them state
taat they would not go through the same work
again for thousand dollars compensation. at Is
rosttve hard labor, let alone the pulling and haul
ns one gets In the way OF opportunities for reduc-
cons OF assessments on app-sls" saii one OF them
me gets IN case the applicant is Disappointed Is
Wful, put tn. worst or all is the din and confu-
on while sitting As board OF equalization This
runs from morning 70 night. all the time. and
ven IN the night time hobGobblins stick appeals
"How viii the result compare with the results
OF the last asSesSment?" asked THE STAR
THAT can't be known until tho books are
written up. but they won't vary much in totals:
values, which has been done rs thoroughly we
have had time TO do II. The board has worked
aard and consctentiously, ana I believe the work
before" p''''N' 'N"- 0'''
During the proceedings this afternoon the chair
since June lst by the board nad been about half q
million OF dollars.
About two O'Clock to-dsy Mr. Hardness arose in
had felt In the work OF this assessment, he picked
UP With s, Serut ferns ebony
the uniform courtesies which the president
or the board had shown the members through all
their proceedings, and for which, he said, they
desired to cane him, at the same time going for
MI. 4 T. Dodge In a com1cal menacing attii ude.
Mr. Dodge accepted the cane In appro pirate
'erma On the head Is engraved the following In
Scription: "R T: Dodge, presented by the board
or assessors, 1888"
ANOTHER VACANCY IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT
Tn. War department to-day notified the civil ser
Vice commission that there was a vacancy In the
clerical force caused by death. This is the third
vacancy or Which this department has given the
commission notification since the law went into
operation. The commission has not yet sent list
OF names to I'LL these vacancies
The SARATOGA arrived at Hampton Roads. Va,
on Saturday, nine days from New London, Conn.
On August Sch the vessel leaves for Long Island
Sound.
THE YELLOW FEVER ON THE City OF WASHING
ToN.-The consul general Of the United States at
Havana reports to the Department OF State that
the steamer City OF Washington, which arrived
there left Vera Cruz, July 18th. with all well on
board. The next day several OF the crew were
taken with the yellow fever and by the 10Th there
were twenty cases on board Upon the arrival of
he vessel at Havana eleven prisons were taken
to the hospital, or whom SIX have since died, one
OF the nnmoer being General Ord. The sick were
furnished with the best or altenAince.
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MARRIED 10 HHR FATHERS CoACHMAN-No little
excitement has been occasioned In Troy, N T.. by
the discovery that Miss Mary Warren. daughter OF
her fathers coachman, E iward WEIGH The sur.
rogate said that his daughter had married WEIGH
May al WEIGH had been In his employ for over
six years Mr.. Warren added that he knew the
couple intended 70 get married. and that he came
TO the conclusion that opposition was useless
brides father has evidently made up his mind to
accept the inevitable Surrogate Warren is very
wealthy, and Is widely known, as Is also his daugh-
ter, who was well educated and much sought after
In society.
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A Novel Experiment.

"A NOVEL, EXp011ments
SHIPPING MILK FROM WASHINGTON TO SAN FRAN
CIsCo-hR WARDS LATEST ENTERPRISE
A novel experiment is to be tried in connection
with the pilgrimage Of the Washington Knights
Templar to San Francisco Mr.. Frank K. Ward,
the Attorney dairyman, Mrs Ward and their little
son Will be members OF the party. Before the
from the Alderney dairy will be placed aboard the
hotel Car. Mr. Ward has made a wager with Mr.
GT,nmR me nee, caterer Of the party that portion
the party arrives there. ten days from
now, as sweet as when placed aboard the car
for the Whole supply Of milk Furnished to the parsY
The milk will be used by the party on the way,
but enough win DO left untouched to make a
Francisco it viii form part OF the breakfast to be
taken at the Russ house when the party srrivea
The milk will be packed with salt and Ice in Mr..
ment Of shipping milk from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacfic win be of considerable interest, both to
Possibility Of Mr. WaTds eniarsins he Business s
OF the Alderney dairy to national proportions.
A STAR reporter today asked MI. Ward how he
poses to do, without suffering damage
~ tell the boys" he said laughing, Ito run it as
Wen as they can and nc, WIN be all right they
all the money that they make while am gone.
condition, and they do it"
RIVER IFADE.-dafOOrmaStef sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows :-ESa Wash
fn0tOn-Schr. Flying Scud, Meek1nS 100 ions coal
T. Williams; schr. Ida McCabe, Riggans, 1874 tons
coal. T. b Cross: barge Amazon River. Smith, ia
tons coal, 2. Williams: barge Detroit, Jones, Il5
IONS coal, same; schr Kate. Co1ee, 20 cords wood,
same; schr. Howard Ogden. Reed, Is cords wood,
same; schr Mama, Maddox, = cords wood, same;
schr. Lady OF the Lake, RennOe, Is cords wood,
same. South Washfn0ton-Schr w. D. Gibson,
Ktnman, 00,Q00 feet lumber, johnson & Wimsatt:
schr, Green Hill, Latham, 100, 900 feet lumber. E
jackson; schr. Ida A. Hull, Hull re tons ice. Ind.
Ice Co: schr. Mary A. Shea, Ashton. IS cords wood,
johnson Bros schr Arthur Simpson, Olmsworthy,
40 cords wood, b. l. Bisc0e. Vest Rashfs0t0ss-
Bark Regina, Hussey, asphalt for Paving company;
schr Clara Rankin, Cordas, 238 tons coal, Aayneld
& Heiston; schr. Ann Turner, Marshall, 100000
feet lumber, Wheatley Bros schr. Thomas IS
Taylor. Hillman, q, oo0 feet lumber, same
Vest Washington Cleared-Schr. Flying 4cud,
MeeKinS, 5000 bushels wheat for Baltimore; schr.
Rodney Parker, Parker, 100 tons coal, New Haven,
Conn. schr. VIM. C. Green, Halves, 600 tons coal
New Bedford, Mass: schr. Anna II. Edwards,
Smith, 200 tons coal, Norfolk, Va; schr. River
Queen, Wilson, 200 tons coal, same: schr. Robert
T. King, Noels, 800 tons coal, same; schr. Alvfna,
Coleman. 126 tons coal, Petersburg, Va; schr
Julia, Coleman, 142 tons coal, same: schr. Alfred
Braybrook. Briggs. $40 tons coal, Providence, RI;
schr. WIN. Mason, Chase, 100 tons coal, Fan River,
Mass. schr Milford, Lask, $50 tons COAL Hoboken,
Nd; schr. 3. Walker, Smith, ee6 tons coal,
New BedfoEds xas2
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TYNPRECEDENTED!!I

The strtement that there Life Insurance Associa.
ton which has been il existence only two and half
years. yet has written nearly sixty million dollars Of
Insurance.. and is now doing monthly business Of
four million. viii scarcely be beievedcerain,y not by
e.sss issued in Ma, By the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
on and In the rst thirteen days Of this month over
Two mnnon sus a record is beyond every thing ever
neAro IN the history OF Life Insurance the world over
VERY upPretndicsd man who has examined cur plan.
S ~ L. the simplest planest and best he has ever
Jyi2 RS&HT 1soa n ..r...
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An ACTOR ATTEMPTING TO THRASH DocroR-A
big sensation wa, caused In NOrwalk, O.. Satuf-
day, BY an assault committed on Dr. Carl Van
Rock, who has just returned from Europe by
Perry Shelley Plunkett. the actor. special to
the New York World says: Piunkett openly &C.
himself IN the affections Of Plunkett's young wife
during his absence. In the NOrntng Xescs Punk
EFT win publish card over his own name In which
he bitterly denounCes the doctor, and says that
unless he promptly Apologies he WIN horsewhip
him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-06

PROTECTION OF IMPoRTBD CATTLE-The COL
lector OF customs at Boston has asked the Acting
Secretary of the Treasury for authority to expen1
$4,000 in building eight more cattle sheds for the
shelter OF imported cattle. He says that he ex-
poets 500 head OF cattle to arrive in q month or
two. The necessary authority will be given in
case there are sufficient funds on hand for the
purpose.
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BIacksu,itlls. Troubles.

Having had occasion to use q remedy for kidney
troubles noticed advertisement In one of the papers
of the remarkable that Hunts Remedy had made
all over the county. purchased bottle at one Of our
druggists here in Manchester an after using it for
short time found that it helping me wonderfully.
and Que bottle has cured competely-have no ndi-
Festion and hearty and healthy for roy
60> and can truly say that Hunts Remedy medicne
that has real merit and do not hesitate to recommend
1t to the public in general. j. F. WOODBURY.
sc Manchester st.. Manchester N. Fl.
May 7. 1883. 1t
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RATIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EasF Ft ANp THr WEST
DOUBLE TRACK! JANSEY CoUpLER.
sehsaq,e to take ssee: sg Sf MAY 18th. 1885,
Leave from station. corner of New Jersey
For Chicago. cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
fss &c and ss ssb 1sS q .S s
poats without change: lO:1S daily to CHICAGO
nd .s and Ds ss ?, 81,
For Toledo and Detroi. VS. Monroeville. lo15 am,
Gss ar ~ rs.sssh for . DsF 81. Yor.
fsy .Sd sssps ssd $40 p M daily
For ~s.f aiS 81 7 49, s 49,
For Bs Bal saa on smn ass. $50 745 1905 am.
For MAJ oils. 10 am. laio and 40: On Sunday.
=, or SWs .T 40. .;ae pm -.
si ss $1,000 ~ e saa 50
daily exc s"ndsy on ans speh 7a0
S.i, ,s1 V stsrntSs S., s.esg. Sun n
For lois %.. daily except Sunday. s:4s
1r sas .E sOS s .Sm the West daily. s2O
From Ses yo s1s . S;P phadelph,. 1855 $50 Am
daily am s.' iso 'q u.s. suna
From f fssse.s s1 daily except Sunday
s sssS saaas; is ,s5s ss
Trains leave SaiamSrs for Washington a. TO- $40
715. 7:$e. 9. s:l0 and 1880 q. m. i2:i5. $50
$40 o 6;2S 40 800 and II $50 p. m. !; on sun:
days. z 4:4O. 7:l5, $50. g. 9:lO q. m 40 An
b 625 z: 80 and 900 p. M. ~ -.''s
cept sop IN. %
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofice-Wash;ngtoh Station, GIG and ia5i
Pennsylv mia avenue corner IA street. or iers
viii lie taken for baggage to be checked and received
u. NJ CT. MENfs. NJ of T.. Baltimore.
myf4 e. x LORD Gent Passenger Accn4
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were chosen In Hartford county, Nd, Saturday by
direct vote OF the party, on the Crawford county
plan-The dem0cf ltC primary elections held
throughout Cecil county saturday resulted In 8
substantial victory TOR the 0fuome ticket 0agIy1n0
ok out Of the nine dtDtIictA
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II &S0.CUYLER CLAY-le83.-BY CUYLER
S1hrss dam Bridget By Geo. NJ. Patchen. al hi
H.whla, Ssans indeed representative OF thu
in9 would Be hard to ind. Esprit OF The Times,
SSAnan ~ Aangso0 stables. l724 street.. J. n.
oAa>es AanAsss. Ule-ln
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GONE TO YELLOWSTONE PARK.-CoL W. B.
Thompson, superintendent OF the railway mail
service, accompanied by party OF friends, has
gone TO Yellowstone park
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Name.
A Strike Ended

mere to-day. Ali the shops acceded TO the de-
mandS OF the men, and the strikers resumed
work.
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RAN0E OF THE THERMOMETRR.-Thef following
wire the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oiicer to-day: am. 66 @: ii Am, TAT: 2pm IS 3
Maximum, IS minimum. So 9
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SECRETARY FoLGER Is now at Worthington
Mimi He is expected at the Treasury department,
In about week or ten days
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 40, 1883.
BY virtue of autho ity vested in me under section
AZ Revised tatntes Of the United State (pertanns
to the District of Coiunlbia) will on the EI(lH Il
DAY OF AUGUST. 1888, sell at auction to the highest
bidder, Tor cash. one hun red I'D forty e.4ht 46)
MI. cell noous lots Of stolen aud abandoned property.
Sale 1T IN O'CLOCK A. M, at folce Heado usrters
500 - street northwest.
RICHARD SYLVESTER,
Property erk Metropo titan Police.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
i,21. 2a&a4-3t
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D,DonueII,. Cs,ixru.htn

dispatch stating that papers OF American 81 fzen.
ship. dated Toronto. November 1874 were
found on O'ponnell, u Cape Town, the
clerk OF the peace here SAYS no person
imed Patrick o'Donnei was ever natursli,e 4 In
toronto lengthy examination by the nlt1d
states consulate al Toronto failed 10 rsveuI any
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RAILROADS.

e TIE sPPEfAs1 Hfsf aSE sgErxrgs
81 FL 1T yh H9Ap u s.! 49,
1o. S,,sas sHa shs Iiss
Line yse asy, With slsspIn: ca:s tro as
vito aa CARS Sfss sasu1 and
nat Also. connects. except Saturdays, for Chics-
sPas Ha c 81 Ma. f s rsss
30 p H. dai '. for lttsburg and the West. with
fsH asi Hssa'5sfaa f Rs sis?
saespt s sah ss ss es
& aaa gton to Canandaisua, and Harrisburg to
For WiLam;port. Lock Haven and flmra. at $3.50
1cr New dla a4t. s s1d the s qsd, 40
S 20 s 421 ss and 1920 , p M On sunday, 90
shsa. ais p.isp eS S9a Hsek day.
G E ct s ir x s "a at s sFs y d
f., ,. tria..s across New o York City;
Limited rzpTss sS SsS M M daily ss s end
For B 81 Rsr 40 500 $50. ~ 1910 M and
Az $50 az :sS ss 10 aas 81! !S3 ss
For Annapolis. Gao NJ and 44o p m. daily. e1cep,
ALI 81; An, ASp EnEnEe,cK7ngne RAIL,
kAILR ID.
rAlsxadra. go. 5:2o 90. Hoo and IL 80 m.
ror SUNDAY q. 6; 30 9 20. II ;no $50
,r daily, and 100 D. III. deily, except Sunday
Trans lrave Aisxandris for Washington. 6OO 6: 100.
sIds:lo pm, and II :Oo nlidni BIT. On Sunday at
sos, and 10 :05 an. 700 and 9: 10 pm
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ne OF 18Th steet and Pennsyl and at the
steton where orders be EFT for the Checking of
Luggage to destination from hotels and residences
~,. yR WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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TFE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
TIE Following are the opening and closing price,
cube New York Stock Market today. as re3orSs /
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