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RAILROADS.
FI'HE GREAT


r., TO THE HGETH,. " 81 ND scj rHwEsT.
sTELL kills. Nhl.ziIIctST tIQUIPMENT.
trains leave WGSl,ntoa. 4roIl STATEN, corner o. 9th
kor Pit5sburs and In west Chicago Limited Express
Of Palace Sic r.n- ar+ 1t 2 ~ IA daliy' is Line
30 4 IN ,iaily T. tlilsaa sad = nj. with S;eI
Car t. II. Iouis. ia N. except SstrsdIy to CHICAGO.
press 40 y IL daily with Palace IItstur-.
$50 CONNECTS ,ia..y for Chicago with Sleeping car
FOX I1ttStuIe an the Vest with Palace SHeIils Car
BaLi .y,UI.i. I'D POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. CaldEJli.-ra. Rochester. Butal, Niagara
3 Nasna l G to ssSs SAUL rae %ih 'si Sada
o. sstl rlay Eisi.t " not rJ.n ieyend Remove
- VA iauispcr;, Lcc@ Haven as, Lr.ra. at , 40 IL
daily. EXCEPT sunday r.. - 90, ~, ,,oo
n, 10 400 loco and IL L. ! IL ON Sutq1y "a.
I IsSi and Il Is = IN Limit, 1gEs , . i-iian
~ bost Il without ci.2t, 10 = L. every ek-dey-
For oo IN y l. al throu-h trains connect at Jer-
Soy city WIN DcsJs tl Biuu AIIeA. Il 4Ilt.
reci tr'iSi L. !'at. street oi;i dout-e 1rraze
1es iillladeplia rs. % AID II 30 90 6oo
1Il5 +. i4Inite3 Ezsr,ss. $50 dally except
Fer Balti1.ore. G35 10. $40. $50 11o0 a IN. 1905
IT, "a, As. - 600 40, 10 TAI AID IL - + IL.
On sandy, 40. HoO H.. 4UU, U0, 40, 1000 AND
For FoTe's Gre Line. - q. and 44O p. H. daily.
Ior ~ -aTy- G55 IL, L. % ana 40 Z. daily.
AlENASIl.lA AID LEYrRICKsBC &c RAILWAY
ROAD
For A,cxandria. ca. 10 925, lI05 and 1I.a5 e H.
10 -, 3-Jl. to. SuJ 2Id If3J l.. H. On sunday
St > 30. -. lIt.ia : -, -
iCC ItIChIn hi and the and II i daily.
ard Stu L. daily. eXCrst StUd
ar1u> leave AZ Nt,.,sr.l WASHINGTON. o. 10 co.
ldlU q M lUi, sos, = - 5.ln 1t, and 1n4O T. IN,
ard y ~ IIlOlll- liz teX,sPt Monday. ON SUNDAY al
e"5 aId l01 a 1O5 aId 1910 7. N, aud l.. 10
Ilckets and information At the Office northeast corner
Of 10Th street and Ienn>y avenue ana II the sta
to-, where orders be Ie:t The Ciir bag
u L. u rtett 4
CHAS. L PUJrH. j. Il. MOOD.
General Manager. General asSeIig-r Agent
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a Smart Young Man.

wH0 LIVED LIKE A PRINCE on A SALARY OF $50 FER
WEEE-LIABlLITIES OF OVER MILLION DOLLARS.
The trim OF De Wolf & Swan, who have been IN
the stock brokerage business FOR many years failed
Monday, stated In THE STAR, owing II is said 10
fraud perpetrated upon them by d lawyer who
had forged powers OF attorney in connection with
securities which had been put in their hands to re-
aI.ze upon. II was learned that the lawyer 50
charged was William E. Scoville, who, for twelve
years, has been the confidential clerk OF Lord Day
4 Lord and the Wall street adviser OF Henry Day,
or that 1rmL ScOyllle Whose salary WAS $50 a
week, has been operating III stocks Tor three years.
lie bought considerable red estate In Brooklyn,
and, 1t Is said paid $4,000 for residence In that
city and $4,000 for hitting IL up He also hunt sew
eral brownstone houses. lie belonged TO several
CLUBS IN Brooklyn. and lived cXtrayaganuly. The
brokers with whom he operated thought that he
and Mr.. Day were specializing on Joint account
When MI. Day learned to-day OF the Charge OF for
gerry ne broke open ScOvlles desk. In II, IL Is said
he found photographic forgerieS or Rochester and
P1ttSburg, Pittsburg and Western, wabash Com
mon, and Third Avenue Surface railroad, United
States Trunk company. Horn Silver comp ny, Iron
Silver company and American Lie ln,Gr noe com
pany stocks so skllfully executed that jr officers
OF those companies had pied 5ui them Is
genuine. Mr.. Day, II il said believes that Scovlle
stole the genuine certificate from his sale. and re
placed them by the forged cop"E Sc VILE ndS uut
been At his desk since Saturday. II Is said that his
Liabilities are over million dollars.
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The Modern Co,1.su..
HOW MONEY II TO BE RAISED 70 Build THE BAR
THoLDI STATUE PEDESTAL

HOW MONEY II TO BE RAISED 70 Build THE BAR
THoLpI STATUE PEDESTAL
Gen Stone. OF the Bartholdi statue committee in
speaking Of the ceremonies at the laying OF the
cornerstone, which will occur Aug. ), says that
while he does not expect them TO I've marked by
grandeur yet they Will be dlsting uIshed 10y dignity
and impressvenesS As 10 raising the necessary
funds to complete the pedestal of the statue, he
states that 'stwo measures for obtaining money
have been suggested, which are under conslders-
ten by the committee. one is 10 have printed A
number Of postal cards. with the address OF the
ceNmlttee'S room on one side, and on the other a
blank form something like this: j hereby subscribe
to tho BarthOld pedestal nlnd the sum OF -.
Signed - - These Will be enclosed in en-
veloDes containing printed slip asking those who
sign TO drop the cards into letter box. The adj
dresses will be taken from the directory, and ali
New iork city In this way can be thoroughly can
VaSssd at the minimum OF expense All Tie WORK
OF sending out the envelopes viii be- done 10y the
collecting stan, who Will assert the cards received
and proceed TO collect the money, getting for their
pains Is per cent OF the subscriptions. which
will be seldom above ten or fifteen dollars
per card, rs We Calculate. by this method
there Is no loss OF time and money IN going
round to people who do not wish 10 subscribe,
aid We believe that people will give more readily
when they are not brought into contact with nlcn
who argue and coax for subscriptions Ia The we'll
known manner OF book agents. All 81 the CON-
mittes think well or this pan, which viii certainly
be adopted at an early date. The other plan Is TO
place boxes In conspicuous places as Tor instance.
the bridge entrances The interior or the post Oiice
ferry houses, railroad dencts taeat'r Nc~tlBulv>.
etc. BY these boxes Tie committee viii be
In communication with the patrluc poor.
who always give their mite with hcartnesS.
By these two methods all those who re willing 10
give VIII have the opportunity and they Will lie
spared the annoyance OF personal solicitation, aud
can give much or little a. they please Ne have
between $4,000 and $4,000 On hand. With tHiS
amount We can bury twenty IeeJ II the pedestal.
and we shall stop then II no more money comes In.
But feel sanguine that with the new methods all
Will 90 wel'
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A Declining Market.

THE BEARISH TONE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 80. Wall street lao D. m.-The
Post says: The selling movement, which was first
noticeable on Monday morning and continued yes
terday, was more pronounced this forenoon. On
Monday the selling was believed to be most largely
to realize profits on long stocks, but as the more
prominent brokerage houses have been talking
more and more bear1Sh for the last two days the
selling to-day has probably been more largely for
short account. The market opened weak, and after
q brief upward SpaSm In the first ten minutes de-
clined throughout the forenoon until nearly IL
O'Clock to the extent Of to 2%, though this was
partly recovered by 1890. The intense competition
in the coal trade OF which the effects indicated
by the present financial condition OF the Buffalo,
New York and Philadelphia and the Rochester and
PittSburg is still an element OF depression for all
the coal stocks.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE July 3O.-vrginia Sizes. past-due cou-
b.; North Carolina skies, old, LOG bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md, July 30-Cotton dull-mid.
%eassrn suPss do extra sssas DO fsm
sssA4oo; do Rio brands Si2aS IS; Pstspsco family.
6.75: do superlative patent. 625. Whest-southern
southern red. 8sa95 do amber 96a99: No Maryland.
80 August s4'.a9sS: September ses.asss; October.
southern white, 69a7I: do. yellow 6Sa6s; western
mixed spot, 62 bid fresh; August. 6lha62H; Ss.tem-
Der: 61haS4 Oats steady and frmTso9thern 4oa.4
toa4s Rye Guet-s5ass Hay arn-prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland. ls.oGs2G0o. Provisions
quiet and steady Mess pork. l79o ,. Bulk meats.
f4rd"resned. ~ Butter da-Western packed. sai5:
creamery; l5aao EgEs steady and quiet l3al4 Petro
sa% on.r to a Ge9 snss tesay
steady lis Freigts to Liverpool per steamer quiet
cotton s,5d; noSr Is 3D. grain sd Rsceipss-eoHs
bushels: oats 1850 bushels; rye. lo5 bushels Ship
ments-wheat 80 600 bushels; corn, 600 bushels
Sales-wheat 775.OOO bushels corn. TOO bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. July so. p m.-C1osng prices:
corn-J5uly 6.a nominal august 64; SEPTEMBER 1s
AZ, nominal. ost:-JH sia Ansust 27.s: sepsem-
1905. iard-Juiy. TSo; August 1So; september. 710:
October 1928.
The Petroleum Market.
PiTTsBURG. Pa. july s9-oi active. but veal;
at declined to 7o76 rallied to TAN but dropped
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

T tRGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH.
GUS, IIsHINa TAGkLE RIFLES LES, I REyoL OILY
P0CKETBooKs. VIoLtSs. TOYS ,BAss, BALLS
brushes AND COMBS. JEWELRY.. TOILET
SITS OPTICAL GOODS. WATCH CHAINS, AND
10000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
~ direction Of rhe owner. 20 change business viii
sell. she premises. all the above Stock Of j. u
O'AlLARA s. CO. I347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN T. IL, aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED. as many
goods VIII De sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night FOLEY. Auctioneer.
y. B.-Ihe Fixtures will not be sold the terInin-
alton OF sale. the store viii be occupied by J. U.
OMi-AkA 4 CO, Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
ieI9
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CURIors Misunderstanding. Gage OF Cor
nell University, has added 80 the museum OF that
Institution curious monstroSity ia the shape OF q
pig With head closely resembling that Of human
helng. IL one OF a litter OF ten, born on the
GTetenbefEcr farm. near PeTnyille. Tompkins Co
When the creature Is placed on its feet the line
from the chin 10 the forehead is perpendicular
The top ana back Of the skull have an almost per
feet human development The ears are siriklnyly
like mans in shape and are sttaC he'd 10 the head
AT a similar angle. The mouth Is large, hut almost
perfect In It's human resemblance. The chin IL
Wen d"1ned and perfectly formed. The eyes are
imperfect Prof Gage paid SIS for the curiosity.
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PROPOSALS.
N-AvY PAY OFFICE.

a ANY PAY OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON D c., July &c. 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS, III duplicate to be Endorsed
Proposals fer SUPPLIES, VIII he received this office
ultIl ~ Five IL. THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST
iSo+ Tor articles to be delivered the
Navy Yard WASHINGTON. ID g.. free Of any expense to
tLcEOvercnt and subject to The usual spec ton and
coalitions, viz:
Bureau If Steam Engineering
EeguisitiCn Nc. 5: Coal. Wood. Sand. (Po'keepse.
Albany and red) Maurrr's No. Fire Bricks BitulIen
ard ChGrcOal-each item to be awarded separately.
- edC!eS and blank forms for bids be had this
Office NO person shall be received contractor who
l. Mt lapu1acturer of, regular dealer ill., the
ucles which he offers to supply" and the right Is
served 10 reject any all bids Responsible security
required on the bids Tor faith III Performance
jy28-4t Pay Director, c. sN. Navy Pay Agent
NAVY PAY OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 49, 1894.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate. to be Endorsed Pro
sails Tor Coal and LUMBER will be received at this
oifce until TWELVE NJ, the TWENTY-NINTH DAY
OF JULY. 1854. for Coal and Pine, be delivered
the yard, Washington d. c., free Of any expense
to the govern ent and subject to the usual inspection
and conditions viz
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
Htqusition No. 800 TONS BItuninous Coal No A.
- UJ feet inch White Pine, to be awarded by reouis
tons Schedules and blank forms for bids to be had
fhis Office. No person shall be received q contractor
who Is not REGULAR dealer in the articles which he
oers TO SUPPLY AID the rlcht reserved to reject any
al bids Responsble security required the bids
Tor faithful performance. THOS II. LOCKER,
Pay Director U. S. N.
tylJsEw2w Navy Pay Agent.
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M.RErF-nrsr IN sra,R.-"Look al that v said

MLRBIE-DUsT IN SUGAR-"look al that. said an
excited citizen, rushing UP to the city editor this
afternoon. "L0uk at That chunk OF marble. I cap
tured that In the sugar bowl at the restaurant
where lunch, and lie threw down small spherical
piece OF some white substance that was apparently
marbie-duSt SOiidliied into a lump through the
action OF moisture upon Saccharipe matter. al We
often noticed" he continued "that pow ered sugar
won't lncii- residue u pa-tN Hooking stun re-
mains. have investl. ited ana Ind that hundreds
OF pounds or marble chips are ground into powder
and mixed with sugar OF cheap grade. Flour Is
bad enough. hut naTble-Heayel protect U.S.
y \. CtJjuI Arr.
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I'd Edition.
--latest fGlGgramS to The Star.
NOTIFYING HENDRICKS.
The Hotel ParlOrS Full

SARATOGA, N. T., July sO-Long before the hour
arrived for the ceremony to take place the beauti-
Iul parlor OF the hotel was filled with handsomely
DRESSED ladies and gentlemen seated in circle
around the space reserved for the committee.
At BIO O'Clock, amid loud applause from the as
semoed guests, the committee marched In and
Hendricks, who took his position in the center OF
the group. Upon his arrival Chairman Villas made
the address OF notification.
More Men Discharged.
PrTrsBURG, Pa, July 3O.-The Westinghouse air
brake company have notified 215 Of their employees
mat their services will not be required longer than
next Saturday. This wholesale discharge is at
trtouted to dizziness Of trade.
Arrested for Elnbczzle,ncnt.
NEW YORK, July So.-Robert P. Brooks, ticket
agent OF the New York, West Shore and Buffalo
railway company, was arrested to-day for having,
March Isl and June 9Th, 1884, while in the employ
to them. He was held for examination.
Congressman Wise Renominated.
RICHMOND, Va, July 3O-The democratic conven-
ton OF the third congressional district met here at
noon and unanimously renominated Hon. George
d. Wise for Congress
The Saratoga Races.
CLEANER, RATAPLAN AND GREYsroNE WIN TO-DAY.
SARATOGA. N. Y, July 30.-The postponed races
OF yesterday were run to-day. The weather was
warm and clear, the track heavy and the attend
First race, purse $780, non-winnlng and maiden
allowances; mile. Swiney made play from the
fav0rite until furlong from the wire, when
Cleaner came out and won good race by half a
length, Swiney second; Nette a bad third Time,
1:44x. French pools paid $74O
Second race.-The Iroquois stakes, for 8 year ods,
800 each, $50 forfeit with 81 600 added the second
to receive $3.50 out Of the stakes mile and 500
EaIus. Rataplan made play from the start with
Blast and Palinurus. On the upper turn Palinurus
took second place, but could not Overtake the
leader, who won In gallop by lengths; Palinurus
second four lengths In front Of Blast, third Time,
2I74.
Third race.-Handicap sweepstakes for all ages,
one mile and rurlong. w. r Woodland, sovereign
Pat, and Greystone made the running from the
start, followed by Tolu and BlazeS until half a
nile from home, when BlaZeS took second place.
but could not reach Greystone, who won by q
length, Blazes second, three lengths before Tolu,
third. Time, 1:5Sk.
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SLUGGER SCIIIvAS's GIFT TO HIS Gopsos-John
sullivan, an lr0nWorker residing Ina Flushing L. l.,
Is en- nuSlaStic admlrcr OF John 4. sullivan
Monday the Flushing Mr. sullivan was Eiade the
father OF a twelvc-p0und male infant. He tele-
graped 10 his distinguished nameseke for permits
Sion Ia name the new arrival aIIcr him The nght,r
answered that he would be highly gTatiilc1 TO Il ave-
such an honor bestowed upon him. and added that
lIe would express a complete baby oulft for tho
junior John Lawrence sullivan.
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NJ 1ElflEn

BOTNTON-ANDEEwS. At the residence of Mis-
Sara. Mood, -. 1913 stree: northwest On tuesday,
III rnng. IN y 2gfh. lisa b. Rev. ID. ~ Ia tnce ID u,
Mr. II NIl = bon IOH T. MI ) AMELIA {. AN
lRLWS, al e this city. No cards.
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EXTERMSAT1SG HORSE THIEvES-Adyices from
Lewiston. MeaEher county, Montana, say seven
horse thieves are hanging TO Trees at the mouth or
the Musseshell river. Two men named BOVINE and
Felix have been recognized among the number.
The thieves are All supposed TO belong 10 the bovine
and Felix band. who have had their headQ uarters
Ia That nelShborAOod. About twenty Of Granville
Stuafts cowboys are out after another band that
has made Tor the Woody mouutain They have
gone fully prepared or all emergencies, and n they
overtake the horse thieves there Will lie another
hanging as the settlers and Stockmen desperate
over the loss OF their horses
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DEATH OF THE baltimore SEA Ir0SEss-Tho
Sea llpness Ia Druid IAN park, Baltimore, sue
culnbnd Yesterday To the foul Mater 10 which she
VS. coifincd, and died shortly after O'Clock In
Tie morning, an hour ard a haf after "A large
breakfast The cub ma scI last ga Monday sven
IN. lie was terribly gil we'd Al the c"iila ~ his
mother. After a LONG chase hr WAS captured hut
diflCuily preSentei Itself 10 feeding him. lie
wuo tried with a sucking bottle like a BABY. but bit
al In TWO. lie was held, and about pint and half
OF cows milk put down his throat. Many ladies'
ana Children went 10 the park yesterday see The
little orr han. bit were hot permitted 10 him.
lie was In a sound sleep. snoring loudly, with IN
attendant keeping flies III him. The little fellow
sighed heavily ia his sleep.
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THE ARMY OF THE T.NNEsS EE.-Gen. sherman IS
at II. Paul, Mimi. comforting with the local COM
mit"e relative To the reunion OF the society the
Army OF the Tennessee on August 18th The re-
Union Will take place on the banks OF Lake Mime
tUnka, near the Hotel Lafayette.
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Pink Petit, q well TO do farmer OF Spring Place,
Ga, separated from bis wife some years ago. Sat
and shot her dead In the presence Of bis daughters
He then made his escape
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ADENKNTED BOYS MARRIAGR.-On July Leonard
7. Caughy, son OF Noah W. Caughy, prominent
Miss C. Nellie Neal, young Baltimore lady 10 her
teens Now the youthful groom is an inmate OF
Spring Grove insane asylum, and his father has
ied bill in the circuit court TO have the marriage
declared null and void on the ground OF insanity.
The bride has filed cross bill, praying divorce. 1t
appears that young Caughy had been suffering
from brain trouble for some time past
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The New York Strike.
EMPLOYERS AcCRDING TO THE TERMS OF THE

STRIKERS
s Nzw fSs 5qy firms that
and two large jobs have been taken away
the hands OF the general good committee
for completion. John Fish was one of the
employers who gave in. He is one OF the largest
work. Mr.. suissner was another Of the
Of Newark, n j., has adopted the nipe-hour plan
It was reported that tue jobs Of Messrs j. q L.
Weber and Messrs. Blakledge & Co had been
good committee. Nine more men have been placed
on Abraham Speakers jobs II is said that only lsi
me are On h strike to-day There are s men In
The Birthday Of the Republican Party.
PENNINGTON, Ne, July 3o.-August 10 has been
birthday OF the republican party at Strong
Messrs. Blaine, Hannibal Hamlin, GOV. Arson p
Morrill,, congressman Boutelle and Dingley, eX-
GOV Long and other distinguished guests will be
present.
Mr.. Blaine Busy ON His Book.
BAR HARBoK, Me-, July 30.-Mr. Blaine is busy on
his book, and has been forced to the aid OF
stenographer on this work, his time being greatly
encroached upon by callers, social duties and CORE
spondence, which, combined, have overworked him
10 considerable extent.
The Saratoga Sails Away.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 30.-The United States
ship Saratoga sailed from Newport this morning on
cruise
The TallapOOsa Leaves BAR HarbOr.
BAR HARBoR, Me-, July 30.-The United States
snip TallapOosa leaves tomorrow morning for
portsmouth to meet the Greedy relief vessels, due
there Saturday.
The English Races.
swRRTBREAD WINS THE STEWARDS CUP, AND sATCHEL
THE LAVANT STAKES.
LONDON, July 30.-At Goodwood to-day the race
for the Stewards cup won by Mr.. Girar6's five
year-Old bay horse Sweetbread. The Duke OF West
minister's three-year-old bay colt Duke OF Rich
mOnd came In second, and the Duke OF Beaufort 5
three-year-old bay FLY Isaiah third. There
were twenty-three starters
The race for the Lavant stakes for two year-ods,
was won by the Duke OF Portlands brown flly
SatcheL Lord Cardagans bay fllly Lonely came in
second, and Sir g. ChetWynds chestnut colt King
wood third.
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gs'o SARATOGA
LIKE GEORGE
AND CATSkILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL Raj. AND PARLoR CAR LINE.

Trains New YORK. Nest Shore and ErIffalo Ev by
West shore OF PctIrsSgue Hudson River. Jersey
lily Station o. P-isi>, wanna Il. - = follows.
SARATOGA >Pkt IAI- 3D5 am.-Arriv- Sarat0-a
2S5 PIE. caldwell. Lake e. .Izc. IS III Montreal
CANT Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga thence
Il Montreal
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL 9.39 am-A--
rlVe Hotel haatersAll 80 H. Grand Hotel 2Ui pan
1srlOT Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 101f am-irrise Albany 3 p IT:
Sharon springs Pm CuoparSt gI nm. L tea 80
m, iaeu-e I:l5 RaoE str 1910 pm. Buffalo
u Is N, Niagara Fails = . III Pa-Uc C4rs u Al
tany. sharon 81 rim and N.acar.l Falls
SARATOGA AND CAlSkiL-L MOUNTAIN EX
IElSS; II - ailArlF- Iiut5I klacygsLiI :. y y m
RAID Hotel 5:O' Srat 60 PHI IaAy Girorxa
pm Parior Cars jersey CITY ~ Saratoga a.. Lake
(reN
SARATOGA AND CATSTIII4 MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D. 40 pI.-Arrlyr Hotel kaat.T.Alli = N J. III .
tfaila Hotel = I'm. ~sr4fe So I'm. ti,,rge
III Noun tall . ~sato-a EE:'et Farl.- fIr leaves
Washington F-nils ly-ia l.. l. tran = ia for
Saratoga svtFtrs ti.-sr- Montreal lA. Nt.g York
Limited leaves WASHINGTON AZ 81 n CONNECTING,
with Sarato-a and Cat-A.l. Limit. at I,r- tl1v
As for --.y sC,IUd tr tIck uy ar, route,
fEd avoid tery .; loss. through New, lOra
city.
A ~ t. Cy o- Depot Ar-. = Penn r 7: for com
Pit tfrir~ tl = and la.'ar chars fsrGr
t@F chars iron af t.y station. 4 in asval
u o. ii-ica1i.H L. A-,t Pullman Car Co. reI.4. L. H.
Station. J-:sty .;y- N,vs Je.-ay
ALNisl NpEEET ton lass A--t
-t-t-Sln - N,a;r stre.5 Ncw Xxx.
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SICK HEADACHE, lANGu

SICK HEADACHE, lANGUOR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring IRON a Torpid Liver. Disorderet
Stomach or COstiy,ness the distressing effect, OF
which Dr. JaNnc'S SaHatiHe Pills VIII speedily
move. 10y tier beneficial action the hillary or
SallS they VIII also lessen the likelihood VI return
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THIS AFTERNOON.
VyHOS. J. FISHER 4 co Real Estate Brokers

vlNHOS. j. FISHER co. Real Estate Brokers
fEEFNPTORI SALE OF FIVE CHOICE BUILDING
lots on STREET. BkTWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOUR TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY THIR- a4sA
TiEIH, az SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the pre- $50
misses. VT snali sell hve choice building Lots -
fronting each - feet south side of street. between
I3 and 14th streets. extending back 12Ofset 20 loot
public alley
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest ad by deed Of trust de-
post OF 800 will be required at time of sale.
THO5. J. FISHER & CO.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ty1q-dSds 1924 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-30
PETROLEUM vs. STOCKS
WHY WALL STREET Is RUNNING TO OH.

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