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District Govern ment Affair.
CHANGE OF CLERK.

X.
On the recommendation OF Chief CronIn. or the
nre department, Mr.. Henry Harday, the clerk TO
That body. has been dismissed Mr.. Relneke win
probably be appointed in his place.
COMPLAINTS.
Tne commissioners have a complaint from Rev.
w. A Leonard rector OF St Johns parish, about
riotous boys and young men committing depreda-
tons at St Mary's MISSION on 23i street. betw cen
ana ii streets, asking the Commissioners to
take steps Tor the better protection or this prop
eTIy.-Nr y. +. DonohOe complains to the Com.
missioners that the Baltimore and Potomac ran.
ROAD company do not keep their tracks In condi-
sey avenue and street southeast
TUE OTHER SIDE OF THE SroRy-Mr. George
| Wilson, the well known bricklayer who is in
charge OF the construction OF the sewer on eth and
streets southwest, and his fellow workmen, deny
woman, Alice Boone falling into the sewer at that
place. They state that the sewer was barricaded
at DOTH ends and lighted the law requires: that
the woman was frightened by the police and ra
across the street between the points barricaded
ana In Jumping the excavation fell into the ditch
| ABOUT Ten feet. The police hearing her outcry
went and tore down the barricade TO put into the
ditch TO help her out, and then reported that the
contractor mad failed to place the light and barri-
cade as required by law.
HoNoRs TO DISTRICT BOYS AND GIEIs.-At the
annual distribution OF premiums atMount de Sales
Academy or the Visitation, near Baltimore yester.
day, second honors In the senior circle were
conferred upon Misses Eva Johnston, Janet
Bates and Gertrude Thompson. OF this city
Among the young gentlemen who graduated 1T
StChares college, Elicott City, Nd, yesterday
were Joseph A. Barlow and Casper p Ebert. OF
this city AT the distribution OF premiums at
the Ac ademy OF Visitation ia Frederick, Nd, yes.
terday, Miss Lydia j. Marmion, of this city, who
graduated, received a handsome gold medal
Georgetown Lodge, No. 80, U. O. @. b., has
elected the Following officers: o. NJ, Carl ockers-
hausen: n. NJ, Wilt Semmelbauer: captain, Henry
Kaufman; Rec. Sec, Carl Haneke: financial sec
fetary, John Haneke; treasurer, Wilt Vogt
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
n ip nj hc,a
tItIe New York Stock Market today, az repor5ei
tyspeclal wire 10 H. IL Dodge $50 18th street
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TEN YEARS OLD.
Something Younger but More Power
ful than Music-A Brief bat Brilliant

Something Younger but More Power
ful than Music-A Brief but Brilliant
Record.
Ten years have rolled away since BENSON'S CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTERS came into the market, aud
that time has been decade Of triumph for this the
best remedy Of its class ever produced. There
porous pasters before this one but none now offered
to the public dispute its claims and its
demonstrated Before the Capcne most Of the
rival preparations Of other manufacturers and medical
and chemical empires gradually but surely losing
their hold upon popular patronage and confidence
To-day the Capcine is the universal favor.e and has
won its proud position solely by its merits Perhaps
almost the only thing upon which the Alopathic Ho.
mpathc and Eclectic schools Of medicine agree ia that
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER really
does what is affirmed Off by the proprietors For
the mother KNEW" sings Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes in
bis exquisite poem. 1.-THE Opening Of the Piano."
'For the mother knew that music
Was An ever sovereign balm;
She had sprinkled it over sorrow.
And seen its brow grow calm.'
80 thousands Of people either side of the Atlantic
could chant II they chose, this physical restorer
They have placed it upon the spots where raging pain
existed and within hour fallen into peaceful Sleep
The Capcne does this Of course by means Of no SPELL
such as leads the superstous to consult practitioners
nj fho h1ocH orf h,,&1
the most vigorous and efficient medical agents ever dis.
covered.
Everybody knows the general uses Of plaster Try
the Capcne for all those maladies which 80 COM
mon, always keep them in the house, but first make
sure that the word CAPC1NE is cut in its CENTER
Seabury & johnson. Chemists New York, 1e22
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rt.o,,.s Dou,,v, Webster Law Building.
InOMAS OOM LiNG. AuCt. ialQ-d&ds



TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rsr.rr
On SrREET, BETWEEN sEyENTEENTH
IMPkQVED BY TwO-sTORY FRAME
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District q Columbia. passed on the 18th day ofki:a
June A. " 1881 In cause pending In said court ha
wherein Susan Brown and others are plaintiffs and
Charles F. Brown and others defendants the same
PnSic f apHsGn IL from: Of the premises THUks
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ the east thirty Ave $50 feet from
by the fun depth Of original lot numbered sx (6l in
frame building.
Terms of SALE prescribed BY the DEGREES One third
OF the purchase money In cash and the balance In equal
:pesysly from IN, the dsS Of sale which &c
day Of sale. must Be given or a cash st the oim 81
the purchaser No deed TO be given I'll tina purchaSa
i e &c, coss depSss q 500 rsa1Isd dine q ala
from the day d sale, the trustee reserves the rrht "a
resell ct the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee
yezS-Tt. ~ WI8A 40 Louisiana avenue.
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VyH0MAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE
BRUSSLLS CARPETS. LINOLEUM, DINING
TABLE And GHAlRS. INTERPRETATIONS, &C.,
&C., AT AUCTION. '
On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY NINTH
1888. at Ten O'CLOCK. l shall sell, at No. 922H j
street. between 9th and 10th Streets the following ef
fects: -
Chamber Sets. Mattresses, Springs.
Brussels Carpets. Pillows and Bolsters.
Lsge lot Iinoeum in good order.
Rosewood Extension Dining Table.
Dining Chairs, Round Tables.
3ierigerators together with other articles t26.3 ct
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The Hardshfps Imposed on Jabanese
NrnalIStS.

YOKOHAMA, June 12-The new rules for the
regulation OF the press the occasion OF great dis
satisfaction. The publication or eleven journals
mas been discontinued. In the Osaka district the
eulIOr or the Ichfkt Shfnlbun has been sentenced
10 nve years Imprisonment with hard labor and
nned 200 yen for publishing an article headed
sympathy for the Unfortunate Emperor OF
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PARIS, June E.-The government has decided
that President Grevy shall answer the Pope's let
Ter personally. In connection with this cores
pondence between NJ. Grevy and the Pope, a pro-
test entered by the Archbishop of Paris against
tne suppression or chaplancieS In the Paris
the measure is one OF cruel Intolerance, but
Notwithstanding the priests must continue to do
everything possible for the Sick. The decree per-
mus patient to summon a parish priest, and
the archbishop says the latter should stipulate
1or liberty to visit all processing Catholics.
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ZSxamz6u@zs;
W.
~ Irr<

Commissioners.

IrGnrporae in i2eS for twenty years by the Iafs
hture fcr Educational and Charitable pJ,rposee-yyh
e.. ia. OF p, Gs8i toto which reserve fund OF
over $3.50, zoo b2s since been added.
u an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise Was
1lAce prt OF tie Present State Constitution adopted
pe,ellhsr ri. A. D. 1879.
!h on LetfeSg roted Ond Endorsed blythe zeo-
- q cay >fGte
It E}syer -dfsS post PONIES
rs 0i-ASD SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS VIII take
pace riCrtnly.
A sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
SEFESIH GRAND DRAWING CLASS G. AT
NLH ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1883.
l53TH MONTHLY DRAWING,
CAPITAL PRIZE. SIS. 900.
49, coo Tickets at IS each Fractions in fths IN pro-
lOrtiOn.
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LANCASTER, PA, June T.-The storm in this
county Is proving very disastrous to the growing
crops. Tobacco and corn fields are badly washed,
All the creeks are swollen into torrents Traffic
on the Quarryville railroad has been temporarily
suspended. owing TO waSh-outS and the track
being submerged. Serious delay was also occa-
stoned to trains on the Pennsylvania railroad this
morning owing to embankmentS Caving In.
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NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
THOSlAs BOWLING. Aucuonee
i
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET. BETWEEN NINE
TENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN NINE
TENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH
WEST
by virtue OF deed of trust dated March %, ca
1875 duly recorded in Liber No. 11U folio 205 sda
of the Land Records for the District of Columbia SA
at the request Of the holder of the note will sell pub
lie auction in front of the premises on WEDNESDAY,
the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1883. at
FIVE O'CLOCK M, all those Parts of Lots num-
ere eish 81 and nine (9 in square one hundred and
t"enty-t"o O22) to wit Beginning fer the at the
northeast corner of lot numbered nine said square
and running thence south eighty 89) feet thence
west twenty (6) feet thence north eighty nine (89)
feet thence east twenty-six t26) feet along tn line Of
built brick house, No. 1916.
Terms: One third cash. and the remainder in equal
payments at six twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sale, with semi interest the deferred
payments to be lien the premises Sold 300 at
tine OF sale If the term Of sale not complied with
n ten days from the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right t. resell the property at the and cost of
the Gefsuiting purchaser. All conveyancng to be at
the cost Of the purchaser.
je1G-eo&ds JOS. c. G. KENNEDY, Trustee
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
consequence CT the rain. until FRIDAY, JUNE
IWEAIf-NlATH, same hour and place. By order Of
je37-dSds THOMAS DOWNING Auc.ionear
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FsHHos. BOWLING. Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
MALNUI PAELOR. CHAMBER AN DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE PIER
MIRROR, BEDNZ: Man TEL SETS ABOUT leo
OIL PAINTINGS COMPRISING LANDSCAP
MARINE AND F1GtiR RE PIECES), ELEGANT
PLATED WARE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, &C., &c.
On MONDAY MORNING. JULY SECOND, 1893.
CONNIE ncing at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sel at No 1883
q ST rect between 18Th and 14th northwest by
order OF the court the entire Household Effects Paint
ings, &c.. viz:
Walnut Frame French Plate Pep-AIirror.
Nainr;. Rep Parlor Furniture, Pedessals.
1wJ manteL Sets. COMPRISING Clock and Side Orna-
ne.ts-
About 70 Oil Paintings comprising LandscaIe, Figure
and Marine Piecesl
Very Back Walnut Marble top Chamber uites
Walnut Narlle-tcp Tables.
One elegant Walnut Cabinet Bedstead Chiioner.
Handsomely Carved Walnut WardrObes.
One fine Regulator splendid time piece).
Brussels isrlor and Chamber Carpets.
BRUSSELS Hal and Stair Carpets
tiEe Hair Mattresses. Feather Pillows and Boosters.
Bianksts. Conf forts. Sheets and Spreads.
J hree handsome Walnut Marble Top Bullets.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Dining Chairs.
legant silver plated Ware comprising Eperene. Fruit
Stands ide Dishes, Tureels, Spoons Knives
- and Forks. Casters, P1tchers).
Chine and Glass Ware
Go, king and Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites. &c, together with many other
articles not neces airy TO mention.
te2I-Gts F. b. LILLEY, Administrator
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AUCTION SALES.

CHss. WEIKs. W. W. BuLLEx
NEEKs CO., Auctioneers.
w 63I Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE.
LARGE AND GENERAL COLLECTION
SECOND HAND GOODS, MATTINGS. PARLOR
AND CHAMBER, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN
AND OTHER FURNITURE, STOVES. &C., &C.
Also,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
SECONDHAND PLATFORM SPRING WAGON AND
FOUR-sEAT FAMILY CARRIAGE,
Both in good condition.
PHAETON, PONEY AND HARNESS.
ALSO,
STOCK OF A NOTION AND FANCY STORE.
Comprising General Variety Of Fancy Goods. Show
Cases. Counters, &C..
AT auction. in front Of and within saesroon with
out regard to weather.
ON THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE TWENTY
EIGHTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
1t CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman.
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w EEKS CO.. Auctioneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post o fife.
ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUSEFURNISHINGG GOODS
&c, COHIAIN:p IN STORE No. $40 PENN
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY-NINTH
commencing at ZEN O'CLOCK, we will sell without
limit the larry and miscellaneous stock contained in
above remises, In part
Fine Plated liable Cutlery, Casters. Chatting Dishes
ab!- and Tea Spoons, &c, Of best makes.
Jai'snned Wares; large assortment Of Lamps, Lamp
- Chinnies and Burners.
ELEGANT French and English China Decorated Tea and
Toilet Wares.
Mugs, S.'ittoons Motto Cups. Cuspadores, &c.
Fancy Vases. Table filass of all kinds
MGt1t ware, B:ooms. Brushes Baskets
ioehinshsm Ware. stone China Ware of every de-
scrip.ion.
HCrceaiI Kettles and Saucepans.
Lar.e quantity OF pain stamped and retinned Tinware
of sit kinds.
Tea Trays, Waiters, Bread Foxes. Coal Holds.
N:.@r Coolers, 500 pieces stove Pipe and Elbows.
Wit large quantity Of other similar goods all of
which will he found to be IN excellent condition. and to
which aie invite atent Of dealers, hotel keepers
and private buyers.
Also. az close of SALE Counters Shelving Fixtures,
Slow ase, &c.
je27-2t CHARLES WEEKS Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
BROS, Arcuoneers.

ON SIN SrktET, BETWEEN u AND III
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of ( ust recorded in T ;r,er
No s29 folio f6S. one of the land records for Dis -
triet OF 60 nmb g. i viii sell WEDNESDAY, sa1
III Nv MY SEVENTH DAY OF JUMP, A. D.
1888 e. SIN O'clock p. NJ; in front of the premises
lying in tin CITY of Washington District of Ct,1miia
and SHOWN as the south half of lot thirty three esq., in
square four hundred and eight, six 1850 having a
front OF twelve and onehsf feet Fifth street west
and running back with that width eQty-five 1857 feet
10 an alley, together With all t:e improvements WAYS
eassnenfs rslts PRIVILEGES and arpprtcnanccs to the
Terms: Oae-.hird cash: baaI:ce in one and two
years notes to bear six cent Interest;
cured by deed Of rruston premises sold, all cash at
oIton OF purchaser. Convey arcrg, &c, at purcha-
sers cost deposit of $1G3 required at sale. Terms
70 De complied with in days, otherwise The rus
fe reserves tn right rese at the * and the
der1utng purchaser after five days Public MT &c Of
such rese'e. Ill some newspaper published Nasiing
toll. DC.
tel7-dSds IORENZ KISSNER Jrus-ea
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
SEITs AEESUE AND STREET NORTH
On MONDAY. JULY SECOND, at SIX O'CLOCK P.
NJ, shall SELL In front of the premises Lot g. in
square 49, having % feet front by 40 feet in depth
his sale affords an opportunity tc parties wishing to
purchase one Of the finest and most elighy located
builng lots IN the city of Washington. Ashfords alb
81. act furnished.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six
twelve aud eighteen months with interest from day of
sale, secured by deed Of trust property sold. All
&C., at cost Of purchaser. 800 down
day of sale.
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Latest TeleglanS to The Star.
Verdict for James Gordon Bennett.

NEW YORK, June N.-The Jury In the suit OF
james Gordon Bennett against the city for the
recovery OF $4,000, with interest, due account
OF advertising, returned verdict In favor OF the
plaintiff for Slg,2lS
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'elegraphic Briefs.

At Waukegan, ILL.,, the unfinished Glen Flora
motel was destroyed by fire last evening; loss
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TO-NiORRDW.


WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers
HANDsONE PABLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN
RAW SILK, EHBEOIDE Ed PLUSH BANDS
MADE 10 ORDER; WALNUT FRAME LOUNGE,
UPHOLSTERED IL LAW SILK ELEGANTIY
IPH LSTFRED: TIL ;EE WALNUT CHAMBER
STIttS. BEAUTIFULLY INI.AID: WALNUT
PiLLAa fENsI0N LIABLE; WALNUT
CARVED; WALNUT HALL RACK. MIR
ROR B4tn; HALL CHAIRS, WsLNJT AND
MARSLE-TOP CENTER iARLES, WALNUT
Lunch TABLES. LIBRARY TABLrS EBJNY
IASELS. EASY CHAIRS. TIRE. ASH CHAM
BER SUITES. LACE CURTAINS AND COR
NICE HAIR and HI HArrR = SES, BODY
Bus Els CARPETS BOD. BRUSSELS HALL.
AND STAIR CARPETS lUR6UGHOUI HOUSE,
ISGEAIN CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS AND
tkCCkf RY " ARE. Exc.
On z THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY EIGHTH, Gem
lnenCing at En- OCLOt 4. al, shat sell at
deEce Ne. 1906 Conneeticut avenue northwest tie
stUve ciccton Il superior Household Furniture.
OF which y made - order.
, Parties Wishing first class Furniture will find 10
Their adventure to attend the
te22-d WALLER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
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THE rErrER1E
PATENT FIRE ESCAPE

rs THE MOST WONDERFUL LIFE SAVING IN.
VENTION OF THE AGE.
Made to Mt any window matter what he ght build
ing may be- Ready for immediate Can pass twenty
to thirty persons in safety to the ground minutes
no matter how excited. tind, how great their
numbers may be. Let them jump fan or be thrown
injury.
No machinery required. Send for circular to
W. c. GRAY, Pqua. Ohio
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the United States
je9-m. W, f. I'm
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A ''1''1' VI Turf DI1ID F1IDoIS'
On FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY-N NINTH 1883, at
Office, 1892 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, all pledges forfeited
Py non redemption. consisting Of Watches. Jewelry
Glasses. Books Vaises. Carpet. Musical and other in
sirEments Ladies' and Ge;t emelis Clothing and other
wearing apparel &c. Persons holding tickets will
please take notice.
. STEINEM BROS.
NJ FOLEY, Auctoneer. je27-3t
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General Foreign New. BY Cable.

The FUPF To PRESIDENT CHEVY.
LONDON. June 27.-The Times correspondent at
Paris says the Pope, in his letter to President
Grevy, regarding church affairs in France COM
plains OF the expulsions OF religious orders. the
suspension OF the salaries of curates, the army
DILL which initiates against the supply OF priests
concordat commission. thus rendering the church
unable to defend its rights against the usurpa-
lions OF the state. President Greyy's reply will be
cOnciliatory,
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VItHOMAs BOWLING. Aucr oneer.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMP2OvED PROPERTY
Iron ING ON MAINLAND AVENUr. AND
S0IsTH G STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND IiFTEENt II STREETS Ni,is1 HtA~T, AT
III TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROADS.
Al AUCTION.
on III R-DA1 AFTERNOON, JUNE TWEEN ar2ss
TY-EItiH II. 1893, at SIX O'CLOCK On thcTS5s3
premises. snail sell Lot IN square 10 o. haynr-s.=-
front Oh q street and alary.aEs: syeDue between h
and 10Th sire Is northeast containing TO- $50 SQUARE
feet OF ground, or less
Terms tine third cash the residue in two canal nav
nellss u SIX and twelve months. With ties tearing
Test az SIX er cent per anItlE Giit p@i, AMI
BY O. ed Of trust. All yarciiI at pnrcta-era
cost si,o deposit required time sale je2)-d Sds
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.UNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.

FLOUR, CHESTS TEAS, COFFEE. STARCH. B:.UE
VI Asst POWDER, MATCHES, SHOE BLACK
SALE. MIST I'D, RAJ SINS, PEUNES CORN,
PEARS, PUMPKINS, ASPARAGUS, 1CILET
S0AfS, SPICES. VINEGAR, CREAM TARTAR,
Els. SHAD, HE RING. &C., &C.. AT AUG
On THURSDAY MORN1EG. JUNE TWENTY
IICiH H. at TEN O'CLOCK. viii sell within our
e1iesroOn.s general assortment Of Grocarie- being
parEiy enumerated above, to which attention is
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NILaM InNASdLK NBOUI TWENTY HORSE
- PDWfR,
(ESGiNF LANCASTER MAKE, TIIRA~HER UA-
GERSTOWN MAEE,) At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. JUNE TWIN Y-EIGHTH at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, Will sell III front of our
Auction Col:is, 9Th and d streets northwest
one STEAM IHTASHER
The attention Of Farmers il c.Ilefi to this sale as il
E {. very fine Agricultural Implement.
Terms cash.
je,a-it DUNCaNSON BROS, Aucts
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER AREowsMITH
Leaves 7th street wharf at a. m. for
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINas
a az ms 9a hs
from Washington. On Mondays Nonlini and inter.
g. s.I
and ntermeaiate landings. Restraining Fridays On Sat-
' ~ p PApaETT. Ast.
,e2a It'll st. whaHf. Washington Salhnr; n1 g.:
7 .owEsr FARE,M so CENTS EACH WAY.
FONT LOOKOUT. s 58F5nkss MONROE AND
ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT.
Close connection with trains for
OCEAN VIEW.
PALACE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
street sn sssf sa. and Sns St m and 80
sarnins aboaP aeoes
Connection with steamer for Boston. New York and
DAY AID WEDNEsDAY. at sm: " sATUkbHY
oos Saaon san9as s,salRs
7 ,ow F ARE POPULAR Ms ssTTEAM a
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR.
TO FSS A E3hFHSss MSSaHE
Hsa SsF:fs rRsz fs!as and so
First-class accommodation cannot be furnished for
lees.
Steamer leaves 1thstrset wharf daily except Sunday.
Saturday Night rxcursionsa special feature Return
Monday morning.
Round trip tickets good on either Leary or Excelsior
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
Freight received daily until p m.
VIM. P. WEIGH. Agent 1-''' 'en 'j jeia
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ": W. CORCORAN
leaves 7h street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'clock M returning reaches Washing
$50 L. L. BLAKE. Captain.
PoToMAo TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer SUE. Capt, y. G. Geogheean, leaves
ococf D. m Tor Baore en cyr ndnss
Returning leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY O'Clock
All accommodations strictly first class
hyeE 1relght must be prepaid. and will be received
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents,
ml6-6m 18th street wharf and 10Th st. and Pa. ave.
THE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING
oc,1 don on sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. at
Grinders wharf Sundays and Tuesdays down. Wednes
days up. Brent's wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays
and
rsGsiYsS and nd n info given at offices
G. T. JONES. Agent. 18th street wharf. mhI2
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
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SPECIALTIES.

SPECIALTIES.
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
~ LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gem
temen 30 cents each. 408 L street between 4th and
otn streets northwest. jel4-2ws
DR. ROBERTSON. SPECIALIST AND CONT
Dden t1al consulting Ply sican; 20 years experiences:
can be consulted Wednesday and Saturday from to
pm, at 456 street northwest; main cfice 80 N
Liberty street. Baltimore. ap19-3m
Mrs. NJ. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
WI and Business Medium, has removed to 1924 18th
street northwest where she will be pleased meet her
many friends and customers. fl7-4m-
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Wash.
fngton c. Merritt and Clara Henderson,; Charles
Her0ld and Jennie Maddox; Frank Walker and
Kate Lewis; Robert w. Hill, OF Essex county, Va,
ana Nina Brooks: Frank Shipman and Ida Houser;
Hattie Winter. -
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Georgetown Lodge, No. 80, U. o. @. b.. has
elected the Following officers: o. NJ, Carl ockers-
hauSen: n. NJ, Wilt Semmelbauer; CAPTAIN, Henry
Kaufman: Rec. Sec, Carl Haneke; fina ncial sec
rotary, John Haneke; treasurer. Wilt vogt
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

JAS. L. BARBOUR, Administrator. " OWEN LEDDx 81
0.-No. 1919, EQUITY.
Consolidated with
CATHARINE LKDDY Y. MICHAEL LEpDY-No, 1861
Equity.
These causes being referred to to make dstribu-
non TO the creditors Of OWEN LEDDY, deceased and
other parties entitled notice Is hereby given to All cred
lt9rs Of The said OWEN LEDpY. and All others inter
coed with the said reference on THURSDAY THE
FIFTH OF JULY, 1883, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
at my office, in the City Hail building ct which time
sent their claims. ~ f-S
je20- w.3t JAS. g. PAYNE Auditor