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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
sw Cotton-The Tel
FsAangs.

FsAangs.
Frhe contract for
|sas, Gulf q Short
P,da.y awarded 10
pf this city, This
(rading in the city
acts will be award.
|!he line between
h, in slowly, and
short on account
tae new cotton
~ very good staple
'unng to the tele.
3nG II u,ilI
Nv days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

staple Drugs.

Coming IN freely; prices range rom SOcss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

Fire ri
Easisl,, Pa, sepi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

Prof. ,.esru n the aeisacies OF Inc season
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Gin Srrtbum.

Sin @rai besins bas @iesenfeit feline
Go3ter auf ieinem @ute. Der S9ul
meiiter mar nit ieiner S3uliusenb unter
I'M 3immer aufseiteIt nit Der Weiiuns
baB er, iowie er bic @ldier tlinsen b0rte
nit %ieiner Susenb ansrufen iole: ,llnS
~unieren sndoisen Serrn AUDI! unb infer,
9ndoise 6rau audi" = Die Tafel mar 81
gnoe unb Der Sebiente fant NIT ben gbam:
pasner9ldiern, itolperte, bic 9ldier fieler
su Soben, unb Der @raf bonnerte i'm an
SOL i'm Der Seuiel!" Der S9ulmeiiter,
wel3er Die Slider tlinsen b0rte, rief nun
NIT ieinsr S9uliuseno aus BOILER &eble
vllnb %unieren sndbisen Germ aud unt
nniere gndoi9e 6rau aud! unb u%nierer
9errn @eri9tsuerwalter audi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Srei Gbenerjpred]en.

gus Srlanb fommt bic eritauli9e Na9s
ri9t, baB cine S9One seietten alters am
ieIben Gage brei untreue @eliebte pesen
Sru6s bes Sraatueripre9sns pot 9eri9t
belanste. SIM eriten Sale ipra9 ibr bic
Surp 10 Bfunb gu; I'M s~weiten Sale, no
elm ~woblbabenber alter BG9ter NIT ibren
beilisiten 9efiblen sei6erst bate, erbielt
iie 100 Yfunb. Der brittle BroSeB fam
iebo3 ni3t uor bic S9ranteu; er wurbs
pom ansetlasten burd l3ubluns BON 600
gfunb %absewanbt. Die Dame bat snt.
i9ieoen mebr Slid I'M Srautitanb ais in
Der @be, gu Der iie ii6 sIei9pObl bereit
erflGrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
aGatifde Cholera

lte 1881 zen SrteHt pers
bert unb auf threr lob
mitbrtngeneen Seneuus
ihnea unierer Riffe naht.
Gneerp aranfbetten nteier
@rt limb: Etpbtberte,
9ppbusHeber,96
lahheber, ote 9Iats
tern, Wafern, eeIbeS
Tteber, Die 0oie
u. I. NJ. sic aus erseuseu
anfedunssitsHe. anbere
2rauthetten, ME z6ats
teIs6teber, maIarts
f6eS Steber u. (. no,
entiteben aus Gniteds
uns5 Retmen, Bite ron
Seu6tisfeit, unseiunbeu
edseu, cher unretnIihteit
tcmmsn.
9tefe &ranfbeiten
t0uneu ttur oaour6
8ebetIt tperoen, oab
man ote @r3eu9uug
Der &ranfbettsfetme
bemmt v. cte berettS
e~rseueteu 5ert6rt.
0teie tsiben 3siultate
trerheu erret@t turh
ben Gebrau@ ron grpi.
0drbp's Praparat aus
Bcrayidure u. Gblor, bes
taunt unter benz Rameu :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Gin fibleS WclbGit.

Wie sefdat Sbnen bisies @sttsr2 irastt
elm @ei6dftsmam einen Sereintretenben,
wel6en er fir sinen &unben bislts.
Sang gut.
SIT eS Sbnen ni6t Su bsiB?
8, bur9aus ni9t, benn no i6 bin.
tOmme, werSe i'd INNER fiibI uafsenom'
men!
Wit bieien Wortsn aos Der Srembe, G,
mar Collector, cine Rednuns aus be,
Euide unb bic Art, wie bisielbs pon ben
@siddftsmann In gnpfans senommsr
wurSe, war wieber erfrii@eab tlbl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
On anoerer form.

Doctor: rSie iinb nun f6on wisber
beim pierten 9laie, unb id bate Sbnen
bod seratben, bO9itens nur brei @las
Bier gu trinfen!"
Batient: vSa, liebiter 9oftor, menn
i3 bret @las Sier setrunfen babe, bann
fible i9 mid neuseboren; unb sic wiIen
bod, bas erite SeoiirfniB bes Reuseborenen
1T - AL trinfen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

Gs fOmmt einem ais beinab unmOsli9
Dor, baB elm Seilmittel, bas aus 10 eins
fa9en altdsliden Yfansenitoiien pie 9ops
ZEN, Su3u, alraun, 2Opensabn &c. ,us
iammenseieet lit, 10 sablrei6e unb iibers
rai9enoe 6uren gu uollbrinsen I'M Stanbe
iein iolte, wie man tdsli6 BON Sopfens
Sittern bort; aber wenn alt unb Sung,
&ei6 uno 9lrm, Brebiser unb a6uofat,
arst unb 3eitunss : &eSafteur, penn
4ae SeusniB ablesen, buS 6isie MebiSin
iie furirt bat, muB man bran slauben, unb
iie ielbit ueriu9en uno ni6t mebr Sweifeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
% serit5rt
ote &ranfbdtss
feime.

Gs " cine ptHeni6afts
LID feitseifeute 1batia6e,
tdb rtele araufbetteu
turh 9erpeiuns einses
fabrt perben, BITE iib aut's
Reue er5eust uuo bic
Rrantbeit tmmer meter
fprtpflan3t.
Tteie arantbeitsn ers
Jeuseu Gufedunssitcf
unb eriduen bic Cuff NIT
tbotli&eu Seimen. SaS
TT oaS @eien iener
f6redlt6eu Yeit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
&bolera!
prof. Oarby's
p~reptpIartfr Dlutp.
Das ma4tisfe Mittel seSsn Gaulnis, bas
man tennt.
Ga perbiitet Die Gbnlera.

benz mahttsifer sanls
ntb : Serni6
bdS bic Gbemie berpprs
sebratt BAT.
Setne Gnpenbuns, ttts
tterIi6 pher duBerIiM,
retntet unb Idutert
&ueS, wpmtt e5 tn Be
rdhruns tpmmt; hte Grs
beusuns Der 4rantbeitss
tetme bSrt aui, unb Der
Pattent ptrS ssiunb.
@enn BET @ei6was
rett, Sribs tino
Sranomnnoeu, Muss
f6ldsen uno @unps
ftenen ~angeipenoet,
ttuteSauenZ 6mer3,
reintgt Die betreHens
oett 9beiIe uub be-
i6Ieuntst bic StIs
onng 8efuneen 6Iets
iGes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

*#*r&a6e nit gufseben Der 6reibeit gu
ertaufen, 1T su tbeuer." Wtu6t cine trante
9eber Sbre 9aut selb Ooer Sbren Masen
lei6t ueritopibar, oOer tOmmen bic Nisren
ibren 6unttiOnen ui9t mad? @snn bisS
Der SAD lit, nebmen Sic eiu paar feline
Dozen Nierens6raat elm, unb Die Natur
miro bann mitbelfeu, uub ieSes Organ
pieber pOaltdnoi9 beriteuen. gtuf bieie
8eiie fanu @eiunbbeit biais bur6 Nisrsn:
6raut erfauft merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Sei Der Nu0iens.

Sirit gu einem aus afrifa suriidses
tebrten Off5ier): ySreut mid, Sic uobls
bebaIten piebersuieben, gut sefaaen?"
Ofi3ier: n3u Sefebl, Sobeit!"
6irit: uslu3 9Spen seidoHen?"
Ofi3ier: rNein, SObeit?"
Shirt: r8arum ni9t9 S~uuptipaB?"
Sfisier: v9obeit serlben, es NOR
qerdoe S6on3eit! !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
@eaeaieitiae &pntrpQe.

S6reiber gum Seniter binaus i6auenb) /:
ySest ieb' i9 benz Maurer ba briiben i9on
bret Stunben gu, aber aud tsinsn Strei9
bat Der &erl ieitber sei9afit. .Sest mO6te
i'd nur audi wiilen, fir mas iol9e 9eute
ale SOnnabenbe ibr @elb einitrei9en."
Maurer: vSest sudt Der S9reiberss
tuedt idon brei s'idlasene Stunb gu mir
'riiber unb bot in Der sanSen 3eit nod toi
Sober an9'le9t. Seet m66t' / no aud
wifia, fir mas 10 Sa9bieb ibr 8eiolouns
er'nemmet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
GS reiutst oie
2uft.

Srrentelt man IS N
einer &ranfenitube,
sinem Seller, Nbtritt
ceer gtaa, 70 reintst eS
bic euft unp pertretbt BITE
9rantbettss unp 2eeess
feline.
SnnerIt6 eebrandt
retutet es ben Was
aest, rerletbt tim Sthrte
unh ssiunee Kraft. 9ds
Der beiIt es bic timers
bauli4tett uub Drspepfie.
MIs @ai6mitteI
aneemenoet, serifprt IS
ale BITE Refine, burf pels
DE SommeriprpHeu uno
Sautmatel erjeust pers
ben, unb maat bic paut 70
rein, ipsis unb burhh8s
tis, pte bic zines atnes
letu5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Auctiom Store
=. 6. WorriS.

Der antsrasidusts ma4t hermit bas ae.5rte gubfituu
trsun6Iidft auimertiam, oab ,r in &c Deafs Sic uerIdisbeus
tteu gSaaren, iomobl mittels 6ffeHtltaer Beriteiaeruns ais
aus Der Sano fault nab pertnuft, uu6 oas er hets bereit Ia,
ais auettouar BET 6ffsutitdeu 8srtdnfeu Jar iraens Ses
n'auO, oG aaf bic Srt gu urtazfsu paHidt. su f~unsireu.
9. 6. Rorris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Seit6l6.

Sea, 9isbet, warum benin 10 aufse.
bonnert?"
Sisbetb: sd bab' beut' 10 elm bisli
Subildum; i'd bin beut, ssrab' gum finfs
unoswansisiten Deal aus benz Oienit &c:
ia9t worSen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Nus Der S6nle.
2ebrer: y@aS lit cine Sub?"

NTVltl' nSSU3 Ut TIWT UHDs
S3iler: r@eiB ni9t."
9ebrer: rSabe i6 ni9t ioeben ertldrt,
baB aue Sbiere nit pier SiiBen SierfiBler
linb! 8ie uiele 6IBe bat nun cine Sub
sable lie einmal %Suiammen, = 0umms
fopf!"
S6iIer mad LANCER Yuuie): pgdt."
9ebrer 6ornis): r@as = adt? = @ie
tommlt Oh oaSu?"
S3iiler: sd bab's suiammen9esdbIt !;
Slpei uornen, Spei binten nnb swei aui ieoer
Settle, ma3t a6t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
9ie i6nnrrt8e Gde.
Wi0eriprn6.

a.: sic MAIDEN ia Elm iebr traurises
9eiidt!
s.: Sd befinbe mid aber AUDI in elmer
iebr fibli6en Qaae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
gu nermietben.

Daeiu GROCER Store on br ede Der eisbeuieu unb Rats.
traBe, tn Der beitsu Rage pom se Dtars 1T Az perrenteu
Der Store lit in etnem Saditeiussbdube 80 Gus lang uni
"a Jus brett. Rdheres 81 btirasen In Der Office 6i.ies
Slattss oSsr beim Gisentbimer tn se ysars, plymouth
Co., Soma. (u9 frits &ubrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05
RAILROADS.

VIE S"EA ffTyNsy1y.x1. po,rrr
Is TIE N2fH WEST UP saST sGEsFr
r..u.1 rs IFrEcf nay l41H. i 1855.
For ftss1aIs srd the %.st Liesso Limited Express
Line s3s an. daily. With sleeping cars fro aa'
With fasoe ear. S " s rRr sss p
nat A'sf: connects. exert Saturdays for Chica-
Car 5tssurT to c Ii MAJ. f fxpr w.sn
if sSHf AT fFGsc t. ss shss6
m dy except wth Psa Slag cara
Nash gton to Cansndaigua, and harrisburg S "' to
For Win an nor:. Lock Haven and Elm,ra, at $50
SO A.. 20 IL $40 - and 1920 on sunday a2o
Car SO m dan Except sete sunday ID Pullman
FOR Bostn without change. 80 p. M every week day.
For sf = 80 al Fl through trains connect a.
sF G w sG "a r Gd Bfya
Terrace York City, .lee' a'''''ns '''0'e
1o::op M Limited Express. $50 a. m. daily, s1-
Fer bati 4, sa sSe s g and 30
80 1880 az 10y 49, as sso g. s 81 and
For Pores creek Line. $40 am and 44o p m. daily.
For Annaroiis. $40 am. and 4:4o pm daily. except
AEExASb.Ie AND FREpER1cksBuKe RAIL.
RAILROAD.
Fer Alexandria. $780, 100 e:2O IL 90 and IL % M.
ZOO 4:3o. $780, $40. SEQ and IL 80 p m On
Sunday at $50. o 20 and IL :25 NJ. 200 and 500
- ~
For Richmond and the South. $50 and IL :25 a. m.
- daily. snd 500 D.. m. daily, except Sunday
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington, 500 500
9:S3 snd 1000 am. 80, 1880. g. CO. 5:l0, 100
snd 3 10 T. m, and 1890 midDiZht ON Sunday at
300. 9:53 ard 1000 q. M: 800 and 9:l0 pm
Tickets and information q. the office northeast cor
ncr OF 18Th street End Pennsylvania avenue and at the
station nhtre orders be eft for checking OF
Baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
J.R. WOOD,
General PASSENGER Agent.
E.. General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

TkUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
-ON VALLEY STREET. 0EORGETOWN. d. g.
,o BY virtue Of deed q trust bearing date The "a
Lbsr sSs folio aso e 500 one Of the land records
party secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees viii
sSD on TUESDAY, the TENTH JULY, 1855.
ing de:sribed property. w.; AN that part & lot
a. . made BY the heirs Of the late homas Brown by
Of July ls14 and EsSorded il re once the surveyors
81 dne bsfics OF Goam5ia said los being situate in
Beginning for the at point the west side Of
Valley street distant souhery twenty five from the
northeast OF raid lot and running southsrly
along the west side of Valley street feet;
then westerly and parallel With Brown Or SCOTT street
eastely o1e hundred feet to the place Of beginning
together with the improvements which consist Of
story frame dwelling.
TERMS One third cash; the residue in two equal pay
ments 1t sax and twelve months with notes bearing
interest ct six Per cent per annum until paid, and
secured by deed of trust the property sold. An
conveyancing and recording at the cost Of the pur-
chaser deposit Of 800 win be required ct the time
81 sale terms OF sale are not eophed With within
the risk and cost Of the dsfanlnng purchaser.
je26-d&ds LEVIN 8. FREY trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05

THE ORDER OF TnE ExERcIsEs ro-noRRow.

fHs 0NDhH " FHE EAEkCIsks fo-hokkoW.
The committee OF arrangements for Bishop
Pinkney's funeral this afternoon deciaed upon the
following as part OF {. the arrangements for the
funeral: That the p. Z clergy OF the District be
Invited TO attend at the Church OF the Ascension
to-morrow friday at half-past eleven
O'Clock %. with their surplices TO ACT
as guard OF honor during the time the remains
OF our beloved bishop lie In state at the church,
between the hours OF IL N. and pm. Zach rector
is also requested TO bring with him a lay repre-
sentative or his parish, 20 cooperate as a lay
guard OF honor, Persons desiring 70 view the re-
mains are requested 70 enter at the east aisle door
and pass out the west door.
The church win be closed from 20 O'Clock, at
which time IL VIII be reopened 20 those desir.
promptly NJ 6 O'Clock. All vestries attending I'm a
body Will assemble In the basement entering by
the north door, on l2th street. II is reQueste
that the bells OF the several Episcopal churches
the District Will be tolled during the time OF fu-
neral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
LeeSburg Items.
LEKsBURa, July 4, 1888
Correspondents Of the EVENING STAR.

Correspondence Of the EVENING STAR.
Jim Brookins, colored. after examination before
magistrates, for felonfous assault upon Mr. Powers
near Goose creek, bailed In the sum OF $500 to
appear before the grand jury. Jas swartz was
MS bondsman. According TO the testimony OF the
assaulted at the preliminary examination, he had
no dimculty with Brookins, but was assaulted at
the instlgation OF Swartz and his son, he flowers,
having had words with them about his sheep get
ting into their lot
Two races were run to-day at the county fair
grounds The first was running race single
dash, 20 OF mile, won by Bismark, owned by
TTh ,Op Of Washington Joker" entered by
Ihomas X. White, OF Baltimore, second Barbour's
Leo. third; time 4s seconds Barbour from wash
iLgton).
The second race-running- two In three;
nfst heat-Joker FIRST, Bsmark second, Leo third
Bismark came In ahead, but was ruled second be-
cause ne was struck near the start; time, a.
seconds Second heat-Bismark first Joker
second, Leo third; time, 43 seconds Third heat
Bismark nrst. Joker second; time, 4sx seconds
Leo not running, having lost two heats other
races were not nlled. The weather was fine the
sun hot, but cool breeze was blowing from the
west Many countrymen were prevented from at
te ndance BY the harvest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05
Bishop McLar.n on RituaItsm.

CHICAGO July t.-Bishop McLaren, OF the Epis.
copal diocese OF Chicago, has addressed letter to
the parish OF the Church Of Ascension. in this
city. Rev. Mr.. Richie recently rendered his res
ignaton, and q letter from the parish TO the
olshop urged him not TO accept IL, and, in ad-
d1tion, proceeded to discuss the question OF ritual
The bishop responds in a mild tone, and expresses
anectfonate solcftude for both pastor and parish,
put says he cannot make a compromise with law
breaking, which is apparently the case in this In
stance. 1t is thought the controversy will result
IN an attempt to form q new church body, OBJ
serving an extreme ritual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.

STEEL RAILS!
Schedule TO take effect SUNDAY MAY 18th 1884
avenue ard street
For chieago. Cincinnati, Louisville snd st. Loui,
Through Coaches and Palace sleeping Cars to above
roints vi, hons change lois a. M. daily to Chicago.
For littsburT. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
emo $40 z m daily $40 p m is solid train to Pitts
For Toledo and Detroit VIA Monroevile. 10:15 am.
Trs day y, WIZ ph, sePSr for Detroit %
Paror and Sleeping Cars attached. p '' '"n'' Win
20 aS Ss TO- i9 s45 So 9 9ss $780, +s0
Is a5 J. az. 1n $50 as5 50, Sic 81 aaeo 1o0'
For nnal obs ~ a. M, l2:iO and 4:40; Sunday.
For Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
5. 6:4o ATT 1910 p.rn., $50 $40 and IL 20
Pm Pm. Eoc ststiens on Metropoiitaa Bcanch. 7:4S
daily; scr StauntoH, $50 IN. dsily except sun
cav; ioT Pr derrick $50 m, 1918 q. M. and 4:45
TOT hsse,stwn lois M. daily except Sunday, 5:45
Trains arrive from the West daily. e:2O 1885 M,
From New YORK and Philadelphia. 2:5s. $50 a. M.
FROM RnaapO ss am s.'sE So ,g s1 SUNDAY
1890 q. n, 6:37 pm.
Iron Treeeriek and intermediate pdn sanea
1000 a. M. 2.l5. 4:2e p. M, and 500 pm iaily
sSxse1t smdsy: 1000 am. 500 pm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a.2 44o 40
io slS s9s and lSs2 80 I'M aai .: s sao
day. 40 lis. 80. 9. $40 am a. i:so. 10.
An trains nom Washington stop at Relay Station OK.
FcrIuithe! jRform.son apply a. the Baltimore and
Pennsyy avenue. tn street where or iers
VIA he taken for baggage to be checked and received a.
ST On L vi Mf S'f NJ 3, T: Baltimore:
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jy5- s&t&i
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, HOUSE No. 146 STREET NORTH,
AUCTION. 80
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Hber No "a
III folio S70, one of the land records the Dis
fF19t ct Go1mbia we vii sell on MoMDAY the
PAST SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the premises,
all that certain piece parcel of land and premises nit
uate and being i'll the City OF Washington District Of
Columbia. and known and distinguished as and being
the eastern twenty feet front the depth thereof
lot numbered twenty two l22 of WI nams subdivision
OF part OF square number hundred and twenty.
seven GID the said subdivision is recorded in Hber
II C folio 200 one OF the records Of the surveyors
office OF said city and District with the buildings and
improvements thereon together with the rights
ing or in anywise thereto appertalning.
Terms: One tn I'd cash; balance in equal nstalments
at one and two years. notes to bear interest at six
cent per annnm and to be secured by deed of trust
premises sold or all cash. at option purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 required at SALE Conveyancing &C..
at purchasers cost. to be complied with in
seysn days otAerise the Trustees the right to
purchaser alter giving i've days public notice of such
fesaie III some in ID. G.
WILLIAM william E Z. ecHaaAhNi66haER , Trustees.
1yS- tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05

TIyHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05

RIVER TRApE.-Harbormaste sutton reports ar.
rivals at the river front as follows: Schr Mary
Price, Ray, 10000 feet lumber, Wheatley Bros
schr i. C. Eaton, Phelps. las tons COAL Frank
Thurblet; barge Knickerbocker, No. 4, Williams,
35s tons coal, Dickson & Sons: schr Edwin c.
Germott, 1S5 tons coal. l. q. johnson Bros. barge
Washington, Smith, lis tons COAL same. Cleared
Sehr. Title Holmes, Holmes, $50 tons coal from
Borden Mining company, bound for Jersey City;
schr. Addie Rysern, Jones, $50 tons coal, Boston:
schr. Annie Guy, Smith, 200 tons coal, for New
Bedford, from John John Puttyman & Co. Ar
rlved-Stmr John Gibson, Young, merchandise,
l16 tons coal, r J. Collins; schr. z. q. Burwell
MARI. ll3 tons coal, w. II. Baum; schr. WIN. L
Roberts, Bragg, 1os0 tons fee, Great Falls Ice Co
schr. Josie r. Burt, Burt Lac tons Ice Independ.
ent Ice Co.; schr Emma Heather, Fisher, vs., 900
feet lumber, city dealers
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TO.MOKROW.

w ALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers
SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC, Al
! MARINE BARRACKS. Arlington, d. G.
On FRIDAY, JULY Sixth, 1883, AT TEN O'CIOCE
A. Nj, we shah sell at public auction a quantity o
House old furniture Bed ,teads Bureaus Par
! lor Suite. Weshstands, Chairs, Etc.
Terms Cash time OF sale
iy2-dtS WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts
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bHOUIING IKELAND.
DUBLIN, July A dispatch from Ennis says q
farmer named Griffey has been shot and seriously
wounded for taking q farm near that place. which
mad been boycotted," owing to the eviction of the
former tenant.
TEN THOUSAND STRIKERS.
LONDON. July 5.-Ten thousand iron workers In
Stanordshire, who are on strike, with banners
marched to Dudleyport, Upton and Moxley and
entered the iron works at those places and
Quenched the fires In the furnaces thus stopping
work. The forces OF policemen on hand was
powerless to prevent the action OF the strikers
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DUToMAC RIVER LANDINGS = STEAMER
THOMPSON leaves sixth street Wharf MON
DAYS. q. M. gong far a. BeaIs Nomini,
Curioman. Howard. CoSurn and Stones; returning
TUESDAY, making all river landings.
WEDNESDAY. a. M, Lancaster. Bluff Point,
Bealrs Nomini Abeii's and Leonardtown; returning
THURSDAY. making all river landings.
FRIDAY, q. m, Currioman. Howard. Coburn,
Abels. stones and Leonardtown; returning SATUR-
DAY, making all river landings
Fare, each way, IS cents. je29
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WOODBURY. WHEELER.
EDWARD n. THOMAS, trustees.
Office: 9l6 st. northwest J
3O-eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
l. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Nos 8l8
AND $40 TWENTY FIFTH SThEET NORTH.
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. JULY SEVENTH, 1888, AT~
SIX O'CLOCK P. M. In front Of the premises Fss3
WIN sell the north hai of lot l6. in square IL. AA
street by depth Of y feet to go foot wide alley
OF lot and two good frame hous the rear.
Terms: One-ha cash; balance in six and twelve
on the property sod all cash. at the purchasers
option deposit Of $50 will be REQUIRED each piece
AT tlne cf sale II terms not led with within
five days the property viii be resod at risk and cost
defaplting purchaser
jy24t THOMAS DOWNING Auc+ionaa-
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District Government Affair."
LOWEST BIDDERS FOR GRADING AND REPAIRI

District Government Affair.".
LOWEST BIDDERS FOR GRADING AND REPAIRING
STREETS
The committee on bids to-day reported the fol-
lowing as the lowest bidders for grading and
regulating various streets In the city OF WASH
ington: F. Maloney, for 6th street, between
Pennsylvanfa and Virginia avenues southeast; A.
southwest; J. Cudmore, for street, between
North Capitol street and New jersey avenue
northwest, and F. p. Murphy, A street, between
4th and 9th streets northeast, and the Dstri ct
Commissioners ordered the awards to be made as
above.
COMPLAINT ABOUT A SEWER.
Citizens OF WestWashingtOn have complained OF
the defects OF the sewer at the corner OF High and
ID streets, and Major Lydecker has promised to
give his personal attention to the matter.
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The Poet Whittier,. Health.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July AT the Oberlin col
lege semicentennial jubilee yesterday q letter
from John Greenleaf Whittier was read stating
that he regretted that he had not been able &c
write poem for the celebration, remarking that
my state OF health has made writing so difficult
that have not dared to undertake what undey
other circumstances would have been Q labor Of
love-"
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CHICAGO, July "a two days bicycle contest
between Louise Armatndo and Maggie Wallace was
concluded last night Miss Wallace did not ap-
pear during the latter day, and the only feature
OF the contest was the fact that Miss Armaindo
during the last twelve hourse, surpassed the known
record for that time, making 1917 miles, with i've
minutes to spare. Her record Tor the two days
was 247 miles
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TROY, N. T., July 5.-John Whelan, q non-union
moulder at the Malleable iron works, was found on
the sidewalk Ia front OF his boarding house after
midnight last night with his skull IRE ctured He
Is fatally Injured He Is said to have been foully
0eait Win. To the coroner Whelan said he did
not know how he was injured; that he received a
blow, and that the rest was dream.