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The Labor Investigation.
MEMBER OF THE TELEGRAPHERS' BROTHERHOOD "a

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE q. s. Senatorial sub
committee on labor and education resumed its ses-
on here to-day. John F. McClelland, a member
OF tie Brotherhood OF Telegraphers, resumed his
testimony. He 50 ID that the estimated cost of a
telegraph line !, 500 miles long would be $725, $685.
The estimate was made upon the cost of
construction OF the Mutual Union line,
which was now amalgamated with the
Western Union. Telegraph operators were gene
rally young men, and lived in boarding houses
They usually came from the better classes Of soc-
ety. The morale OF the operators, as a class, had
greatly improved within the last ten years, and
this was on' result or the organization which had
been eff cted. Most OF them we e SINGLE but some
were married men. The witness thought $50
month WAS reasonable estimate for food and
lodging for single man. Only one In
hundred ever saved any money. The
highest paid operators did not receive enough to
enable them to lay by any thing for their support
In OLD age In 1870 the Western Union company
required every man coming into its employ to
take an oath that he would never connect himself
With trade or labor organization. This was
called the ''ironclad oath" and was administered
to every person who took part In the strike Of
1870.
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IN DANGER OF LYNCH LAw.-The three negroes
Sawney Younger, Reuben Keen and Isaac Evans
who brutality Killed VIM. F. Sheppard, near Dan.
Vile, Va, on Friday last. were transferred from
Danviile BY Sheriff Ormsby to the Chatham, Va,
jail yesterday. escorted by the Dany1Ile Grays
who VIII remain on duty by order OF the governor
until the Plttsyivania Guards. Q newly Organized
company, receive their arms, which have been
sent Intense excitement exists In that Vicinity.
and lynching IL expected. The officers are using
every eXeftion TO give the prisoners q fair trial
TIE APPROACHING CONFERENCE AT ROM
81 Louis Post DtspatcA has It from reliable au-
American arckoisnops In Rome. In Novem6er. =
council OF archbishOps win probably be held In
Baltimore The pope has Also invited each OF the
religious orders IN the United states 70 attend the
conference In Rome. Very Rev. Father KeiN Of
Holy Trinity church. Georgetown, n c.. and Very
Rev: Father Higg1nA pastor OF St xayierb church,
IT Louis. are the delegates chosen 70 represent
the order OF Ct Ignattus L0yola Ct Roma
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AUCTION SALES.
OUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

Situated o. SoRTH p sTREIT. .BETMKEN
5zsT AhSg SHY fsIr b5 Ninety sHh FtET
IN 81 the E ed
Of the the Land recos IS Of the strss ef Cclamb.
secured. the nn.iersigned trustee viii sell at pubic
L 1sPn b s S sss
O'CLOCK p NJ the following described rea estate
. .scss s1S IT, %:% Tesa.
s., E ;,S u r. :as
sune Su Consisting OF three
Terms OF sale $500 in cash and the residue in equal
sa a sna p ps
Of at the
Tsysneing and recording At the cost Of the purchaser
sy sns hs 1s
'aa COS. ., 'sf1Sss
s6RTHxES x IF A 4GS iSSESyfsfH sfEEEf
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofaaa
% the IN
'0 DAY sae q pu RGad 1sso0R
O'CLOCK NJ; in front Of the premises the follow
spa IN IN
District S Of , Columbia. as and being ali Of lot mum
inch oa sss
uOrtn, ana Will Do sold IN three parcels,
Terms Of sale: One third CASH balance In x twelve
and eighteen months notes to bear interest and to be
secured by deed of trust the premises or eli cash at
the option OF the purchaser ancing. &C.. at
parcel sold at time Of sac II terms Of sale not
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
defauting purchaser after five days public notice Of
such resale in some Newspaper pub ished in Washing.
ton. ID. CHARLES WALTER 7 rnsteae
OoNCANSoN BhOS, Ancts. jy20-d&ds
~ The SALE OF THE EAST II FEET 8
inches front of lot TO- square 49, is POSi PONED
until SA1URDAY. the kfGHTEkNT DAY OF AU-
GUST, AID. 1885, at SIX O'C LOCK p. M in front of
the premises. CHAS. WALTER, Trustee
a THE PURCHASERS OF THE II FEET 8
west Of the eastern II feet inches front
part Of lot TO- $50 will be rrsold on SATUKDHY
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, d. 1885, at
TX O'CLOCK p M. In front Of the premises at the
risk aud cost OF the defaultinx purchaser:
,,,,,,. CHAS. WALTER Trustee
OONCANSON BhOS.. Aucts au13- dads
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The ear.r,rn nj v,,L,..

HANiAN aSG COURTNEY II THK TRIAL uxlrx
NATkISs, NY, August l4-Ihe water "a ronoA
ana IKE trial heats, IL rowet at all, viii not tske
lisce Vii late hour. Courtney, Edward ana
wallace Ross. Lee, GRIM and Plaisted are In tho
nrS, neat and Hanian, TeeIner, SAarlow, Teneyck
ana HoSiner IN the second.
The decisive contest between Uanlan ana Cart
ney VIII not be rowei TN Tomorrow Immense
crowns OF people are here. The pool selling Il
vers SLOW Courtney Il the favorite AZ Is 10 ID for
the neiu IN the trial neat in which he Will row
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Alexandria Grain Market

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA,, August i4h, lssS-Receipts fell on
to-day, only about 1000 bushels being offered ON
change. Geo bushels NJ wheat were sofia p,os,,v
FultZ at los ia with Longberry one cent higher
rev hundred bushels OF corn were offered but
hot soid loo bushels OF rye brought ltaais ana 20
bushels OF oaIs Ssc ~
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There were 4o7 deaths from cholera in Egypt on
Sunday.
Private Pinninger. OF battery d, 9Th o. 8 artil-
lery, committed suicide at Fort Adams, r L, yes
terday by jumping overheard. He had been drink
ing heavily OF late. He leaves q widow. This is
the second suicide at Fort Adams within two
weeks.
The Official returns from 60 of the III counties of
Kentucky show KNOTS majority for governor TO
be over $1,000 In the same counties Blackbu
majority was but 1000
Bottle Run tannery, near Cumberland, Nd,
owned by John X. White. was totally destroyed
by IRE yesterday, involving loss OF so o00 fully
covered by insurance
There was another slight earthquake shock at
CasSam1ccl0la on Sunday.
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sTfr n tfrhGf sd A. iss5
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHlseGos. PROM station. CORNER
For ana I sTsnf1 s;.. e
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 I'm. daily Fast
ns sse to d ns s ssnx
m; daily with Palace Cars to Pitsburf aud tlncin-
Hs Gar b se + Ge sss nj a %i
MfePF And AT TsS6stS4 '9 shisgG
Fer Enc. Cansndaigua, Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
M no P m daily except SATURDAY.. with Palace Cars
DUaesMne1on 70 Canandalgua, aud Harrisburg to
For williamsport, Lock Haven and Ehn,ra. at $50
For New 4eFf and tho Last. 500 a. NJ. 1o.oa. M.
ana 'o51 hi E, pn s" IF Fa au
For Boston without change. i36 p m. every Week day.
On SUNDAY LOO p. m
With BPoyn Annsa afford
ing direct transfer Fulton street. avoiding double
For gPb d sSd n 20 500 M 1910 1so 20
WI Limited I1p pm saS s ass s end
Fer Batmors 40. $780, $50. $50. 1o:4o a. m. and
$50 a. NJ y:s 40 a.s &C. ~ Ss6
For Pores Greek Line. $40 am. and 4:4o p M daily
For annapolis, GAO am and 44O Pm daily. except
tzR zsD s4
For Alexandra, $50 72O e:2O II 90 and IL 80 am
=, Sunday a; $50. g.. 20. l1o0 M. $500 p. m.
For richmond and the South, $50 and IL 100 O. M
ira1ns leave Ae1andria for Washington 6oo 500
snd9:l0 p H. and IL 100 midni hit. On Sunday at
y 100, ard iOO3 I'm. 100 and $40 pm
Tickets a., and information at the ece northeast cor
station. where orders he for the CHECKING OF
baggage to destination from hotels and residence
j X,
Ch4S r. PUGH. General Manager. jy9
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General Foreign News.

NOMINATED FOR THE VACANCY
LONDON. August INT. Kane O'Hara, conserve
been nominated for the vacant seat for sligo coun-
ty, in the House OF Commons.
SHOOTING m IRELAND.
to be agrarians, have shot and severely woanded
farmer named Michael Common, near Killarney
Two Of the men concerned in the shooting have
EARTHQUAKE IN BOSNIA.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from SeraJeto.
capital Of Bosnia announces that shock OF earth
and moved from west to east
JAMES M'DERMOTT RRNANDHp
LIVERPOOL, August Thames McDermott, who
steamer City OF Montreal, on the arrival OF that
vessel from New York, was brought I'D for q hear.
been given showing that he had been seen with viii,
Dalton. the convicted conspirator, examining va
r1ous public buildings
A Short Liberty.
PHILADELPHIA. August l4-Charles Freeman
ana EDWARD Magee, who this morning completed
term OF imprisonment for an attempted robbery
OF Jewelry store, were re-arrested, upon their
havns IN New Un
q requisition, and were given into the custody Of
prisoners for that city.
aas ~ ss AaSss s: s ea 1' oon'o
Jos: Flour quiet and steady: Whe.s-southeFn
red, :l6a1 leH; do. amber 16sl. 90; No Mary
land. 1.l8al. 1917; No. western winter. red spot.
October. lsal. l9k; Novs@ber: 2Osai, alK. CcEn.
do yellow. sasss: wessarn mixed. spot siS.sa: e.
tobsE elAaelk: November. 69H BID; ste.meF. SIX
xhite 4caAs: DO mixed. 8saS0; Pennsylvania, S7szO
Rye quiet 61a62. Hay unchanged and firm. Provisions
cse.msy. Iss2s Eggs quiet lssl7. fetrOasam. gD.
SSnanGed Coaee nr1-Rio csrEoes ordinary % far,
q nsT l1Aslsh Wildly steady: isal; lSx. Fr.iehs
S.4lS barrels; wheat IT. 600 buahols; corn. So 900
6uahels; oaaA soOo euals1s; rye. coo bushels.
ushas; corn. q, coo bushel8
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CROZET. On August 18th. 1888 Mr.. JOSEPH r.
CROZEr. formerly of q. 8. n. and revenue marine
service, aged forty three years.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence No.
S22 street northwest, Wednesday, 18th instant ct
O'Clock p. N. Friends are invited.
FLETCHER On August Is, 1883 n O'Clock o. m
EMMA ", wife Of Edward s. Fletcher.
Funeral from her late residence, No. PIP NJ street
northwest Wednesday. August 10. ct 4 O'Clock D.
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BOOKS, &c.

NV BOOKS.
Memoirs of John A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dix.
Dynamic Sacroogy. 2v.. by Ward.
Land and abors, by Moody.
Under Ground Rus 10, by Stepniak.
DIR. Caudius, bv Crawford.
DatS Of Ethics, by Spencer
Tiger Lily, ty Julia Schayer.
Man. by Lucy @. Lille.
NiildTed's Bargain, do.
Phyllis Brown, Flora shaw
For the Major. C. +. Woodson.
House that Jill Built, e. Z. Gardner
Hot Powshares 1ourgees
NM H. MORRISON
je6 AIS Pennsylvania avsnua
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HE1SrKAMp PAsos,
HIGH ST STAND ,RD OF EXCELLENCE
CELEBRATED FOR BkILLIANCY OF TONE AND
DURABILITY.
,Yo,r SINGING QUALITY UNRlvALED.
WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALI,
OTHERS.
49, FACTORY PRICE--EASY PAYMENTS.
We give persons having OLD Pianos tosaSfa
exchange extra advantages in the value Off TFH
thelr old instruments, and balance can be
dElNEkAMPS BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS.
4l7 10th street northwest. aus
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The Iron workers, Convention.

ND DISTURBANCE OF THE WAGES QUESTION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August l4-At the session
this morning OF the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
on ways and means and claims were read AS
hitherto announced the claims committee ad-
hered to the plan OF negativing the strikers de-
strongly urged that there be present disturbance
of the wages question, and 1t declared that the
current system In both iron and steel mills is adj
Justed on an amicable basis. A move On the part
of the convention TO tinker with a question so
vital would entail disastrous consequences Just
now. The action OF the committee and the sug-
gestions it urged were unanimously ratified by the
convention. President Jarrett delivered brief
address, commencing the delegates on their wise
and sensible view on the subject OF wages. There
was less to be gained by such change at present,
and much to lose. The committees yet to be
tuition and general laws, and good OF the order.
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FROM CALIFORNIA TO NEWPORT NEwa-A license
was issued by the secretary OF state OF Illinois
yesterday for the organization OF the Trans-con-
tnental Cold Storage and Shipping company.
The object OF the corporation is to facilitate the
handling OF perishable property on the Hunting
mort News
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RAILROADS.

JACK ON GROVE CAMP
U
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
Il. 4 Z. X. X.
Trans leave Washington daily. except Sunday 40
g. 300 a.n, l:3O 40 and $40 pm. Sunday trains
9:30 M. $40 pm.
Pope's Creek Accommodation from Bowie at 1859 a.
III. week days only.
= rains leave Baltimore daily. except Sunday T. 1856
ITO a-In.. 3:l5, 4:1O. 5:I5 AMI 710 pm. Sunday
TRAILS f:35. 1l:3o a. NJ. 5, 40 pm.
WIN. j. G.. DULANY,
yoi:auRl, ? and 4, aug7.9. II. IA President.
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THE REGATTA TO-DAY.
Good Weather for the Sport-arraneing
for the Races-The Scenes on the
River

The weather for the races this afternoon was all
that could be desired. notwithstanding the clouds
which occasionally hid the sun, those interested
entertained no fears OF rain that would interfere
with the completion OF the races according TO
program. 1t was thought II the cloudy weather
SRoaid continue it would be an advantage to most
Oh the visiting oarsmen, as the home boys could
stand the August sun better than our northern
visitors The water during the day was as placid
the success OF the days sport The visitors are
delighted with the Potomac course, and fear no
fouls II proper caution is observed.
TEE BOAT HOUSES
OF the different District clubs came in for large
share OF praise from the strangers The different
houses were occupied during the day by small
Knots OF lovers OF boating, who eagerly discussed
.ne prospects OF the approaching races The oars
different contests did not put in an ap-
pearance until shortly before the hour APP
[o for the first race. None or
tne crews were out this morning, all OF the men
preierrlng to remain quietly at their quarters,
resting their minds and DO lies for the struggles
committee were active in making mai arrange
menus Inc course was satisfactorily staked. and
iohs oeiore O'CLOCK everything was In readiness.
REFEREE AND JUDGES
MT. l. E Saunier, OF Newark, who was chosen
releree was unable to accept, as was Mr.. j. ii. c.
Watts, OF Baltimore A telegram was, however,
sent to the latter gentleman insisting upon his
coming over and filling the position. AT half-past
one O'Clock to-day no answer had been received
from him. In case he does not put In an appear
ance In time, Mr.. Rush Marshall, Of the Analos-
ldnS VIII De asked to serve reieree and a Judge
VIII oe appointed in his place The other judge Is
MI. D d. wheeler. OF the PotOmacs
THERE WAS VERY LITTLE BETTING
about the lighthouses to-day. The friends OF the
Metropolitans were anxious to bet on their eight,
but had difficulty 10 getting bets As the hour for
starting the first race grew near quite
STREAM OF PEOPLE
made their way to the boat houses and the neigh
boring wharves In the vicinity. Holtzman's barge
was anchored OF the point OF the Analostan
Island. just opposite the finish, and afforded a
magnificent view OF the races to the many who
obtained seats upon It. The Samuel Gedney, with
the referee and judges and representatives. OF the
press on board started from the Columbia boat
house shortly before the hour named for the first
race.
The tug S. Thomas Brown was also ready with
the visitors from abroad and distinguished guests,
many OF the latter being the donors OF the prizes
The First Race.
CREW NO. WINS.
AT three O'Clock everything was In readin ess and
the first race (doubles) was started The contest
ants OF the Columbia boat club were: Crew No. l.
W. E. William, stroke: J. r. Lake, bow: and crew
No. q. c. Kintner, stroke. and Us. Zelgler, bow.
Crew No. won the race by lengths.
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Latest from Spain.
PnN0Ra M rApYNRT WI ANnU

LONDON. August l.-The correspondent OF the
Telegraph at BayOnne says the King OF Spain has
summoned Marshal SerranO to form q new minis
try. The correspondent of the Times at Madrid,
however. denies that any change OF the ministry
Is intended.
The reports published In yesterdays Paris
Temps that a regiment had mutinied in CatalO.
MIA, and that conflicts had occurred at SEQ de Ur-
gel. Grona and EJgueras, and the statement OF the
Exchange Telegraph company on the 18th inst,
that Ruiz Gorilla was in Spain directing the rising
there, are not confirmed
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Pennsy1vania Le0i.lature.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 14-The senate appor-
(houSel congressional apportIonment bill. bill
was II PRODUCED In the senate by Mr.. Potter. pro-
Quesrtng that the people be allowed an OppOrtu-
nifty to vote as to whether or not they desired
proportional apportionment. The bill was referred
to committee, but was at once negatively re-
ported. In the house the senate resolution prOvid.
Ing for final adjournment on the twenty-iTst in
that adjournment shall not take place until bust
ness FOR which the extra session was called shall
have been completed
Another Prize FIGHT To-day.
PTrTsBuRG. "A, August IA prize fight be-
tween VIM. Wagner, OF Pntsburg, and Albert
Cannaup, OF New York, was fought this morning,
at White Hall, few miles from this city. Ii re-
suited IN av1ctory for Cannaup, who knocked Wag-
ner out In the fourth round.
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The Break i'm Wall Street.

WHAT STARTED THE PANIC.
"What Is the news from Wall street?" asked the
STAR reporter OF the young gentleman who pre-
sides over the Geographic department OF Lewis
johnson & Co.'s banking house.
''The market is stronger this morning." said the
oracle OF the wire.
"What was the cause Of the break yesterday"
II suppose some men who were holding long
stocks got disguised and began to SELL" said the
operator. "ThingS were very shaky and feverish
for time. II some big house had failed Just then
There would have been genuine panic oregon
Transcontinental, whichled the break and went
down to 66k, is up to 6lH this morning, and the
market Is becoming quiet again."
81 suppose you heard the rumor yesterday"
said the DurveyOr OF quotations.
The reporter had not heard It,
swell" said the operator, "1t was said that IL
had been found out that that silver spike which Is
to be the la one driven on the Northern Pacific
was only plated, and that started panic"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TO.AlORROW.
FOLEY. Auctioneer.

NJ FOLEY. Aucuoneer
will sell the stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods con.
tanned IN store No gS 7!h street northwest auction
commencing EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND-
A-HALF O'CLOCK. End will continue from day to day
until all is d:sposed Of. W " '
The stock consists of Silks Dress Goods velvets,
Sasnmere, Tabs Linens, Towels, Napkins. Marseles
Isees and Embroideries Dress Shirts Sheetings in ali
widths. Cassineres Flannels, Domestics Of ali kinds
Ladies are specially invited to stend this sale, the
jy30 M FOI,E Aucfiope.r
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The WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD ExrEN.
SIoN.-A corps OF engineers Is engaged fn survey
ing on the line OF the proposed extension OF the
Washington, Ohio and Western railroad They
are at work In Smokers Gap, on its western side,
working In the direction OF Berryv1lle, Va An
effort is TO be made TO have the road pass through
Winchester by the c1ty's subscription OF $4,000,
originally voted 10 the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire railroad, and then made available TO
the Washington and Western railroad, Transcend
to the new organization.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES GUODS.
Importer of
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS REAL
LACES, FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLS DRESS
TRIMMINGS, HREE BEST STYLES FRI NCH
GORSETS, SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS. SUITS,
BATHING SUITS, ETC.
''te 1revise. Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue
offer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re-
duced prices. ana
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER


Schedule to take effect sUNbAY MAY 18th, 1889.
Leave washington from station corner OF New Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
a1y ss goo ana 1913 1olS with
points. without change; l0:15 NJ. daily to Chicago
For Iittsburs. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
sIeeens attached solid train to Pitts
Trains for Philadephia and New York at s:1o I. m.
fsh as ssepns ssa H. daily
for Baltimore on week days. g. $780, 640 745. 8:1O
"a 800 So 10 .i ssS i9s Sss $50 $50
For s %'
For Wy Stations between Washington and B.ltmers
I'm For stations or ssfropoltan Branch. rs IS
d dsiE exc x" I, Sunday $50 t45 and m
cav ior Frederick. $50 a. m, 1918 q. m and x:45
For h n; Hasis s1 ie: sunday
- p ~ daily. e""S' ".1"
Trains ms as sSS s 5.sH the West daily &C., 1886
Fro aai ann spo I'm I'D daily except sunday
Prom s,.qsn.on: s:is Pm. daily except Sunday
s1ss sqnasy 1900 am 500 pm pm. DAILY ss sdlSS
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a, q IAN IN
l t.o sso giS s and no! 1920 Al bis $50
days. 2 i:4O 7:l5. 1850 8. $40 am. i:SG s sum
g 6:25, $50 and 800 pm. ''
Aftrans from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
For further Information apply 9. the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofiee-WashinEt1n Station. 6l9 and 1851
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and received
u: s. cIsMESfs. n Of T.. Baltimore
myI4 e. X. LORD. GEM Passenger Agent.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Wakes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothing, Merino TInd.rvaar
r.. and finest imported Hosiery. ''' "'@
Petent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods.
French Corsets and Bustles The Hercules" Sup-
porting Correct. for which Miss H. is special agent,
and 81 Corset. her own make thatfor the prioa
cannot be SURPASSED.
N.B.-French. German and SPANISH spoken as
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STEAMERS.

MOUTH G RMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAyR1
LONDON SoCIHANPTOS AND bremen.
Ire steamers of this c,Jnrsny Will sa;l EVERY WE'D
NIsDsI AM SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot
g Sd strest Hoboken. Ea1.s of passage: From New
York u Hsxre, London, scrthamrtcn and Bremen.
Vaid Storage cerfcl.a 80. For freight or passage
epply to OELRTt!US ( Co., . BcNlirg, Green, New
York; W. G. METZEkOTT /. CO.. y2j Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Agents Tor WASHINGTON. JAZZ
CUNAED Line
NOTICE
JANE ROUTE.
sET fIWsFn S yr ySp C9MPANY LIMITED
FROM FER 20 \, !. NEW ' ToRK
iayoIla Me1-. us- i. i3cthuIa. .Mc,t.. sep. H.
seythia Wei. AuT ~ servia ... We,i.. ep NJ
Ga.la y o.. sept = sly thia. y ed. OFT 3.
AND EVERY wtD>Es:,AY fk0M Ny, YOkh
passaSe-soo aId 500. 81, orliis to accom-
ftserage at very rates Storage tickets from Iy
en- oo aid u-ens;oWn and al olEsr parts oi Europe,s
.1hrough bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Eayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
3oI Mediterranean PORTS.
For freight and passage apply at the Cornpany's nEca
No. Bowling GFeeIl both steera-e and cabin TO
" Is BiuE-oh Z Co. ~, ith street. Washington.
VLRNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. New York
Or tn Messrs. OILS BIGELOW l. CO.,
!ani- GC3 iih street Washington.
NLM YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
seanhs Of this Line LIN sNs ERBaM no1 P TE
DAM sCHIEDAM Z kDaM ZAANDAM. p. CA
LAND " A. SChOLTEN. MAS. carving the q. s.
fusee1 street Jersey CITY, \. j. regularly every WE'D
EESDAI for Rotterdam and Am sterdanl, alternately
fITst CABIN, so: second eas,;r. $50: stssrase. s26
r. CAZACA, General Agent, ~ South William street
New iors For PASSAGE Apply TO W. g. METZEROTf
co. 30 Penn ave-. Washington