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"A1derney Dairy Warons.0
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in lib. WARD" prints 65c per No.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermiik and sweet milk.
&c. per ct Cream, i6c. pint
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bottles.
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The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
0x columns, VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar
rear. Try it
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IL 10 UoR
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE Wits.
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO IT.
BAKER
OLD CROW,
ROYAL CABINET
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUM,
JAMAICA RUM.
PIPER HE1DsIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS POR-
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGERs SCOTCH ALE, BOT.
tiled. HOLLAND GIN
CSWAN).
E. G.. KNIGHT, :.
felS 1892 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FORGET Nor-Uneorn shirts I'D town. Coch.
IaDe'a
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Forty Years, Experienoe of nm oIa ,

Fortv Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and WHY'D collie BY giving health
TO tho child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle mWa
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN SAND
L. AND GRAVEL.
WIS We have n extensive BANK OF sand AND aRA-
which we viii give FREE OF COST to sny enc Whcc
VIII remove it Apply to JOHNSON BROTHEHS cor-
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DEATH OF OWEN THORN.-Owen Thorn formerly
puolsher or the Express OF this city, and son OF
the late Henry Thorn. died Saturday at San Fran
cisco, OF consumption, aged 46 years. Mr.. Thorn
was native or this city, and during the war WAS
Attached to the quartermaster's department.. He
nad resided In California about twelve years. The
deceased was brother of Mr. columbus G. Thorn.
OF this city
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On Thirty Days, Trial.

On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are aflltcted with nervous
DEBILITY, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteelng speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vfgor. Address as above. N.R-No
risk Ia incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lOHeu. w,6m
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CITY ITEMS.

The Docsors said
ne could not iva However, he took Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup and lives yet
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THE EVENING STAR.
M0NDAY.......... March 10, 1853.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March 12, 1889 $50 a. m.}
For the middle Atlantic states warmer. fair
FEATHER, followed In the north portion by local
enows, southwesterly winds, stationary or lower
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LIGHT Wr1eHr OvrRcoArs
AND SUITS
Are now being received daily at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
For Men, Youths and Boys from four years up.
CHOICER STYLES THAN EVER.
BETTER MADE THAN EVER.
STILL LOWER PRICES THAN EVER.
LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
real good Spring Overcoat at 81. 60 worth SO Co.,
splendid Spring overcoat a: $780, worth $780,
elk faced Spring Overcoat at So co. worth SIS co.
fine Melton Spring Overcast silk faced. at SIS. co.
worth $25 90.
Suits for Boys from to II. from q. IS up.
Suits for Boys from II to 10, from S. COUP.
Suits for Youths and Men. from So. 90 up
Splendid Black Cloth Suits, double breasted Frock
Coats at 1880. worth $500
Fine Black Tricot Suits, cut away. At $500, worth
5000.
PANTS IN SPLENDID VARIETY, AT LOWER
PRICES
OUR NOTICING Trouble 10 Show Goods.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or MONEY RE-
FUNDED. AT TIE 7lisg
MISFIT STORE.
mh3 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS
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SPECIAL, BUIJFTry

fair weather Is indicated on Tuesday in the
Douth Atlantic and east gulf states, and occasional
man or snow In the middle states and New Eng
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IhK EIGHTH FINE FOR SELLING LIQUOR wrTH-
OCT LlcESSE-James ( Donnelly or I4fh and 7
ssIeess. was before Judge Smell this morning for
es9 egntn time since last January on the charge
g me nrst precinct, testified to dressing In ctt
xsnS eiotnes and taking a satchel and an nm.
.s.s4 ana gong to Donnelly's place and GETTING
ekaminauon that the witness was sent by facense
1910 Kan 70 the store, who also furnished the
- ~. LEY ais0 claimed that It was against
4ooE. Judge Smell said that such onest,ona
Sess o. no consequences before this court and he
yo1io impose the heaviest penalty-sis0 or r.
1ny& An appeal was noted. VI !"
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ANALosTAN Boat CLUB OFFICERS ELRcrEp.-rha
A1atosdan Boat club has elected the following
0Hcers Tor the current year: President j. w
Sofson; vice president, W. A. Mckinney: CORE.
sponilng secretary, +. W. Flowers; recording see
IetaIy, H. X Webb; treasurer. Samuel Maddox:
captain, Richard Pairo: srst lieutenant Tsrryy
1cAenney; second lieutenant, William Run
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PROFESSIONAL.

4SOT EOO1ONAL.
s;ss 5 s5s.s hsTfTsss ss
Old stand. 4oS re. ave Telephone connection. dS
HsEFML FEET PRQMOTE HEALTH AND LON
ss NaTEs i1 is a nsss snis
:yeassos spgfoss relief
sns Vascular and Other oemp.inss Of
H ns sess 70 H KS Il Msshngton 10 1851
Once fee ger visit for putting the feet IN order jail
nR =. l. BoyEE. MEDIcAL ELEOTRICIAN.
kheasisn Gs fsrsiy1is Nervous sss.s as
a Ts1snsh R5pssi.n su1phoi sa a Hsdoased Baths
lGsivanic and E5sctre vspor baths, Massage. sWesd
hsG .sss 81 Ho s1n
FINANCIAL.
TUE NEW , 5DEA. .T1 e THE AGE OF Pro
's q &c oesr sSnRsssS
ni6-6m l. 7. KNI0HT. MANAGER.
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASdlNGIONs NE" YORK AND RlCHAoNO.
h. h. DODGE,
Bonds stoeks and Investment Securities Bought and
bold on GommisltcN
No. ESQ 18th STREET. ecoRcoRAr BU1fD1Sa,
Assne, sor Psiaa. and wns.ls. ssess sroasr.
sl1soADwAz. REV Yoaz.
Eyerv e,aa Of eecu.4es bought and so1d On conams-
son IN 6su Frsncisco Baltimore. Phfsdelph1a, Nsu
Yosk Boston and Warrington. 0rders executed ON he
New Yoxk Stock Exchange q eighth q one pr Ont
couniaaien. Pr1vsts and direct taaekaph wires 70
RichmonA, BaltimoesL fhiladalphia, Nov York end
ncstem. fhro1eA which orders ars exscutsd a o.
etock ExchanEee h thoss ois;es and rspcz1sa haek
proenpSay. Quotat3ons q 6tocan md Bends and q.
SonnsAfcn yeeardine ~ Mas1s0 reeGt16d toouh our
virae INsTANTLY dirsct ftoua ~ Asw Hsik eeook
,Exohan1S u
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L HE J. NJ. BRUNSWICK l. BLAKE co.
The most extensive manufacturers Of
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
In the World.
No. 90 West Fayette street. Baltimore, Nd.
II. ]. BERGMAN. Manager
Illustrated catalogue sent free upon application.
fl2-1m fso'
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LADIES
NOW rs TOUR CHANCE.
We have just opened our Spring Expectations OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Ihey comprise all the novelties that viii adorn the
spring Costumes. including Plain and Beaded Gimpa
Plain and Beaded Ornamenta Soutachs Cord Oimps.
Fourajees. &C.. nc.
3, STARTLING BARGAINsi
LOOK! KEADl
81 Pieces Plain and Beaded Gimp ct Is cents vard
honestly worth 20,
l3 Pieces Gimp, with or without Beads from ~ n
less than 20 cents and 81 aysrd. =
worth 81. 70 at leasf ses~s
Buckles sfdss and a the novelties In Buttons, q
RAUNS,
uhb Ara SEyRNTu cn,pwmn,
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JAPANESE PoRcELAISs AND ART OBJECTS AT Arc
StoE-There Is now on exhibition at Mr.. Dow
n.YS aucuon rooms one of the most varied and
s40acuve coiections Of japanese decorative art
49, sent 70 this city. embracing choice speci-
nens IN porcelain screens, embrofderies, bronzes.
ns9usIeu ware ana great variety OF .bric-a- brac
ana curios The catalogue embraces about s01
ioea, carefully selected by Japanese experts. and
= pronounced by them TO be OF a high order In.
te001ng buyers should not fail to give this sale
keelr attention, which will commence on Wednes-
ony next at II O'Clock.
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THE RIVER TRADK.-Harbormaster Sutton re.
ports arrivals to-day as follows: Schr. II. I.
James James, 100,0 900 feet lumber, George A. Shee-
nan: pungy United, Haney, 800 bushels oysters.
market; sioop Fanny Maria, Stacey, 800 bushels
oysters, market; steamer Enterprise. Blank, 100
tore, rs cords wood, same: schr Sarah Fishs ar,
Adams, % cords do, j. o. Carter: schr. W D.
Clark, Nash, 40 cords wood Geo. l. SherfN
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HELD TO ANSWER CHARGE OF HousRBRRAx
IN6.-A young man. named Lafayette Allison was
with HOUSEKEEPING, In burglariously entering the
liquor store OF James Richardson at the corner OF
18th and G streets, Saturday night He pleaded
Richardson described the way his house was en-.
tered, and stated that the defendant has admitted
the burglary, and wanted 70 compromise the case.
from the defendant The testimony showed that
the store was robbed OF lot OF cigars and
groceries, The case was sent 70 the grand Jury,
ana the defendant was copmitted In default OF
$1,000 BAN.
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PROMISING TO REFoRN.-Joseph Kelly. neatly
9fsssed Old man, with lingering traces of respecta
oslity ABOUT MIN. was la Judge Smells dock this
nosnng again. He was charged with being drunk
Sn0 aisofderiy on the street. He made an elO-
Sorns appeal Tor mercy, stating that he had Just
e1vee the lowest penalty. days. instead or the
gosL 70 days, he would swear on for life ~ have
ooaot mat you mean what you say but have
esave oouots OF your being able to keep such a
feos0s1on." said the court; "but the request is a
reasonable one and viii grant it, DAYS
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1UHN r. KELLY,
sEEz LAMB tf1E ASS E!2 SS, e. 'SSoRxrpsrrr
Stalls GA e2o and 4s sp dsOt.r NiI.s4 o.,
md zoo and zoe Northsrn Liberty Market; or Xddrs
Marketing delivered frsso charge TO snparsscf the
catS MARIA
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ID ED

ASHFORD On the morning of July 10th. 1893, TsA.
BELLA WALKER. infant daughter OF Isal,ela " and
Tie late Dr. /. A. Ashford. aged two months aud six
teen days.
Funeral private.
FITZHUGH. On Monday evening July 9th. 1889
OF cholera infantum, JAMES PAGE beloved son 81
James and Louise r. Fitzhugh aged nineteen mouths
Funeral will take place from 427 street northwest
Wednesday. July llth, at IL FIR ends are invited.
COOLEY. suddenly on tuesday, July y 1888 Mt
S'ci0ek Pm Df BoRAH, the beloved wife of Pierce
Cooley. IN The sixty fifth year of her
Funeral will take place from her late residence No %
III street northeast, on "Wednesday july IL al a % M
ReaSyes and friends Of the family respectfully
HEATING. On Sunday, July 8. 1888 after A shor
illness OF paralysis SARAH A. widow of the late Geo
W. heatlnP III the seventleth year of her age.
rlnsr.i from the residence of her son in law Law
wednesday morning, July ii. At O'Clock. leo Iiiem
mass at ST. Patrick's church at 3 O'Clock.
LAY. At Cedar Lawn. Montgomery county Nd on
MSndsy; July 9th. 1883. MARY BATCEELOR LAY,
Funeral services at the house on Wednesday. at II
geek a. III. lnternent at Rock Greek Cemetery at
PUMPhREY. On Tuesday, July the 10TH 1888. at
o'clock .. M. BENJAMIN PUMPHREY. In tl.e
twenty second year of his
Funeral VIII take place from his parents residence
at feur O'Clock Relatives friends are respect
fully invited. 2s
S0MMERS. FRANK p. only and beloved son of
Mrs. e W. Me- lermont. July 8. 1883. ut a. M, in
Funeral will place at the residence of his grand
father John Petiibone No 22S Fourte. south
west "Wednesday. July 18th, at O'Clock o. m. aud
proceed 30 st Peters church. Friends and relatives
invited to attend.
W0oDWORTH. In washington D. c. July 10
1883. at the residence of her sister Mrs j. r. ckin.
son. ALMYRA BOOTH, wife of the ate Hon JaIues
H. Woodwork. OF Chicago. Ill.
Funeral services and mternent at Chicago
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SIR EDWARD HARcoURr's DAUGHTER WALKING
ACROSS THE CONTINENT

SIR EDWARD HARcoURr's DAUGHTER w.iKr>a
ACROSS TIL. CONTINENT.
romance In real life has Just come 20 light in
Port Jervis, n. Y, according 20 a dispatch from
that place 10 the Philadelphia Press which SAYS.
"a woman, apparently about forty-three years OF
are, shabbly dressed and feeble has been seen on
the streets for several days She slept every night
In the police station, where she gave the name OF
Elizabeth Benjamin, and said she was born IN
Stanordshire. England. Yesterday she sisanpeared
inquiry develops the fact that she f. on her way
10 New York and that she has walked nearly
al the way from San Francisco. Mrs Benjamin
has hal most wonderful aud romantic career
She was born near Merthyr Tydvil, In Wales, and
was the daughter OF Sir Edward Harcourt, at one
time one of the most brilliant young English
orators. Her mother was a variety actress who
lived In Wales 20 escape the Prosecutions
etHdace When the babe was born she was chris
tened Pauline Elizabeth HarcourL She was given
all ne advantages OF a superior education.
Wnen she was but seventeen years OF age Misc
fauAhe met at swansea, where she was visiting
some young friends ana writing poetry descriptive
OF me coast OF Wales, Mr. Walter =. BENJAMIN A
nephew or Judah p. Benjamin, at one time treas.
urer OF the confederate states OF America The
young man, who was a South Caroinian by birth,
was handsome ana clever. but, unfortu nately Door
Pauline felt that she loved him so deeply She couli
marry no one but him. Her mother was oppoSei
10 ale match, put In 1860 the young people were
When Lady Harcourt heard the news OF her
aa9gnters secret marriage, and learned that she
had fed from the school at St Andrews She was
stricken with paralysis, and died shortly after.
ward. Young Benjamin came TO the Unitea States
AT once upon hearing OF the rebellion and enlisted
10 the confederate navy, where he remained until
the close or the war He then speculated I'm cot
Ton, made considerable money, and started by
water Tor California. accompanied by his Wife in
ls90 They had one child. who died on the VOYAGE
to the isthmus They were delayed In leaving
Asplnwall, and Pauline and her husband were
oeth stricken with terrible fever which resulted
In the death OF Mr.. Benjamin and LETT Mrs BenIa.
min very weak. Her reason was partly DESTROYED
ana she IN lde her escape from San Francisco and
0gan her weary tramp across the continent
walking, Stealing rides in the cars she M lda her
way east Her object was to get 20 New York
where she SAYS her husband had put some money
In a safe deposit vault
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BOWLING. Aueuoneer.

TkuSTFFs' SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
,oN ALI Ell STREET. GEORGETOWN. D. G.
by by virtue 81 deed OF ust bearing dats the 90
INN Gay o. SayeInber. 1881. and duly recorded in FL:
Ioer 1s ioio 2s ct seq Of the land records 81
OF tiie DstTlt ~ Co Gmb and 10y direction of the
parry secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees will
sell CA I Ute~DAb. the TENTH JULY, 1888
st ; CLOCK. i'll front OF the premises, the follow
Ing described Terty. viz: All that pert lot
ber,d thT 80 il the subdivision of part of Lees Bill
as MADE by the heirs of the late hoinas BrowI by
henry W Breser, surveyor, the sixth day
of July 1874. ana recorded IN the Office the surveyor
OF the J{sirc: IF Ibi., said lot being sitnae
GeorgetoHn, in srid District and described ca follows
Ber;Cn fer the same at point the west side OF
Vale. street distant roeriy twenty i've feet from the
northeast of said lot ard running sotltherly
siCn< west side OF Valley street twenty five feel:
then westerly and parallel with Brown or scott street
one huHr =: feet then n0rtnery twenty-five feet then
caste Ii hundred feet. to the ,lsce Bexinninx
together with the improvements, which consist of
story frame dwelling
Terms: OEe-ird cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments st SIX aud tneiye months. with notes bearing
interest at Fix per ctt- aBnurl until paid and
secured by deed Of trust the sold. All
cCliVcya nclDg and recording at the cost
Saser deposit Cf sieJ VIII he required at tho time
OF sale II terms oi saie not cuInIet with within
i've DAYS after day ct sale, he will be esod
the T. sk and cost OF the defsEItfng pure haser
JESSE II. NILSSON r,,,s.o..
1e2s dSds LtNIN s. FREY. ! Irus'ees'
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River Trade Active.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF VEsSKIa

Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the
river front as foliows:-Stmr. Sue, Goeghegan,
merchandise, Stephenson Bros; stmr. Norfolk,
Shropshire, merchandise, j. H johnson Bros
barge Chas A. Brady, Hughes. $50 tons coal, c. H.
Burgess; barge Chas. w. Miller. Harper, l16 tons
coal, Stephenson Bros. barge oxford, Mosier, l19
tons coal. g. l. Sheriff; barge Ellen NJ McGovern,
McGovern, 304 tons coal. same: schr. John p. Rob-
ertsOn, Owens, q cords wood and 200 bushels corn
to John Miller; schr. W. B. McShane, Carroll 20
cords wood, Geo. Crevelling; schr. j. II. d. SmOot
Name, Is cords wood, same; Schr. Perl. Nash
60CO0 feet lumber, E. Z. jackson; stmr. Cansho
Bowers, So COO feet lumber. Ross Sanford; barge
K. I. Woodward. Croumbough, 100 tons coal, l. l.
Blake; schr. New Jersey, Keys, as cords wood
market; schr. Pilot, Collisions cords wood.
market Georgetown-Cleared-Sch Hunter,
Nash. 800 tons coal, for Portland, Maine;
scnr: A. j. Bentley, Rankin. $50 tons coal,
for Stonington, Mass; schr. Chas. JefIrles,
Bassett, 600 tons coal, for Boston: schE Elm City
Ethendy, 1000 tons coal, Boston: schr. JOS r.
Burt Burt 1.l50 tons coal. Providence, r. l.; schr
ID. M. Anthony, Chase, 800 tons coal, Fall River,
Mass; schr ThOs. C. Eaton, Phillips, 142 tons
COAL Petersburg. Va; schr. T. J. Steward. folly.
$50 tons coal, Norfolk, Va; schr r. b. Spedden,
Capt. Thomas, $50 tons coal, Norfolk, Va; schr.
Annie T. Canton, Smith, $50 tons toal, Boston;
schr. WIN. l. Roberts, Bray, 1,120 tons coal. Bos-
ton. Arrived-Schr. Flying Scud, Meekin, 6. 600
bushels wheat, Hartley Bros schr. Lizzie Regain,
Smith, 1.100 bushels wheat, same; schr. Jos R.
Ross, Griffin, 5000 feet lumber, Wheatley Bros;
schr. Lady OF the Lake, Rennae, 80 cords wood,
Dickson Son: barge Mamie Newton, Humes, 800
tons coal, j. n. Dove.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUN0ANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING-HOUSE, No. AZ DEFREES STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust dated December 16. ~
1882 and Only recorded fn Lber l. O23 folio $780, Es:
ct seq one Of the land records for the District
Columbis and at the written request of the party
secured Thereby. will offer for at public auction
I'VE NTY-SfX. 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. Lot
numbered sixty seven, in Shepherds subdivision of
sSly OF Washington. u. G., improved by q two-story
No. AZ pefrees TT eet.
Terms Of sale: Amount of indebtedness 1913 90 and
expenses of sale in cash; Eaiance in equal pay
ments at six and twelve month"; with interest at per
cent per ainu secured by deed of trust the prem
ises 500 to Ike deposited at time Of sale and terms of
sac to be complied With within days from day
sale, or property 20 be resoid at cost Of defaung
by purchaser
/. l.. JOHNSON,
GEORGE FRANCIS DAWSON Trustees
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The (0p.ra~
CHrxINAL CorRr-.b.aos W,,,s


To-day, John Couga ain, violating the law AZ a,
practicins pharmacy lappeaD: not guilty. 0eorpS
McCauley and VIM Walsh, assault with intent 10
Kill; on hearing.
POLICE CoURr-.rtfoe Sien
To-day, Dennis Scanlon, profanity; IS or DAVIS
Chas Scott colored vagrancy Minnie and Eliza Nor.
gin, Root Ryan, Chas Belts WIN. Buch anan (coloredl
ana Josephine Mccoy, loud and boisterous: IS or
10 days each. Frances Poindexter disorderly
conduct; IS or Is days. Gabriel Walker. eolored,
assault on Henrietta Cole; S. James.Forsythe'
assault on bartholomew Dlgglns; $40. Robt
RYAN, assault on Rem. Slopfer; $40 Also. chsrvef
With assaulting Jno. 7. Mahoney: IS or IS days.
Frank Cook ana Chas Robinson. colored assaule
on Alexander Williams. $40 or 80 days each, Jno.
T. Dyson, colored, assault on Jas Harris; s. or is
DAYS Jno. p. Randolph, colored, assault on Ham,
flton Rucker: IS or Is days
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F3yHE8KYA1

III sHEffAs' WYE HSg s%rzxrsz
81 FL ft Hffrsu, 81 R9gifdESf.
rH Iri7r 9 rs S5 s4 1s91 CORNER
OF sIxTH AMP y STREETS. As FoLLows:-
q Fal Stepping Cars at f 80 am iiii diy A fsss
Ia. g; ~ eH dal.y With S!eepns Cars from
daily with aaee cars to ritts6uTs aud cnein-
Let VIA As% Sc eSiaee's except atnral FOR chica-
;esrlng Car litslur to GhicaEo Nal ESrr wssa
st H q i iar w ia.hrs ap O. he West with
b1LTIn0t! AND I.5TOMAC RAILR0AD
es5op m ii ily. cxcrp; Saturday with Palace Cars
s@s,ii- gtoH to CananoaIlua, and Harrisburg to
Ier vi! an.port. Loeb Haven and Elm1ra at $50
1sr Wv lerk and TIE at. 500 m. 1O:<oa- m.
~ 80 u ,o; -, ana 10 ~ ? m ON sunday ~
lar CT DAILY; ,1eeit sunday. '-A
re- = i p, without chance. l:3o T. H. every week day.
io' B-o.,aly.. Ny. al through tra.as connect a.
u Get tre -ir - Fulton street. avoiding double
Aei t-41';eiiiH@, 40 O-40 a. H.. 30 20
lo:oI ~. limited Express 90 a. H. daily. e ex-
Icr Ban - 100 $40 50. 40 a. M. ard
l-". 30. - ~. $50. $50. so and 0:2o D.
"a pl u:day y;do. 10 40 a 4:2U. GEO. 80.
Pc toIe's trek Line. 6:l0 AIN and 40 p m daily.
Ter slsIolis $40 am. and 4:4o pm. daily. except
AIxANbEIA ASD FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
iAILROtD Ao-'
Fer Aieza1dria, $50 20 900 IL 90 and IL 40 m
t'. AZ. J-HO. go SEQ and II 30 % m I'm
Sunday al G:ih 3 70 IL 40 a. M. 500 pm
For ~, Eniond and the SOUTH $50 and III 90 a m
., "eii. ana ~ 4. ia. deiy. except Sunday.
Ira haVt AierAlarla for Washington. 600 90
S, I'D 1913 :a % %aSS, s saasy
300 AID 10 .05 Ant 100 and 9: 10 y. m
Tickets and information the Offic e cor
re q 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
'atcn whi ne ofcer- be EFT for the checking OF
iizLfEe 20 dest nst"i from hotels and Residences
,, - III. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
'iitN- f(t,H GENERAL ManaEer.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SSOTUMAC RIVER LAMB GS STEAMER
4 THOMPSON leaves sixth Wharf MON
DAYS, L. n, gong far BeaIis Month";
Cu.rionan. Howard. Coburn and Stones returning
TUESDAY, making ali river landings
WEDNESDAY,. q. H., Lancaster. Bluff Point
JeaL's Ncniini. Abeli's and LeGnardtown returning
THURSDAY. making AL river landings.
FRIDAY. a. m, Cu-reman, Howard Coburn
Abels. stones and le,nardtown returning SATUR-
DAY, making all river lalldngs
Far, each way, - cents. ie29
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio. .
Do. LIST pref .
Wall Street To-day.

THE STUCk MARKET FEVRRIsH AND UNSETTLED.
NEW YORK. July l0.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market WAS feverish and unset
tled with an Increased volume Of business during
the forenoon. 1t opened weak and y TO u lower
on the active list, and after advancing u TO "a In
the nrst fifteen minutes, declined by 1880 a. IN. TO
= on the general list, and 4 On Pacific mail By
IL am 1t was 1rmer. and after another short down.
ward turn 1t became f1rmer By fS o'clock, and
the entire decline was recovered, and some stocks
were even higher than at the close last night New
York Central was weak, and after y IA sold down
to LIZA, Which is the lowest prise touched for
several yetrS