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naEn.

BELL Departed this life Tuesday evening, July LIST,
1884 at $50 o. m, at Hillsdsle, ID. C.. Mrs ANNA Z.
BELL. widow Of the late Enoch g. Bell
Notice If funeral hereafter.
MARY ALEXANDER, wife Of Henry Il. bingham and
daushter Of the late Thomas Alexander. Of Bsltimor
Services at 1919 street ut O'Clock Thursday morn.
ing. Interuent at Philadelphia
BREWER. In Georeetown. wednesday. July ID,
1854 MARY E.. beloved wife Of VIM II. Brewer. aged
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral on Thursday. July 3D. 1854, at
O'Clock M from her late residence No. laos Thirty
second street. Georgetown.
al sSR%n Ssas IN q F. sna
Funeral viii take place from parents residence to-
morrow. at go p m Funeral private. Interment Il
NICHOLSON. On Monday. June 9. 1874 Of con-
Gestion Of the brain. AUGUSTUS A. NICHOLSON, in
the ninth Of his age Of the late MAJOR
"a Nlchoson and grandson OF the late Daniel Car
Funeral from st. Peters church. Thursday morning,
July 1t $50 O'Clock Friends and relatives invited 70
PUMPHRFY. Suddenly. on July l. 1854 ct II O'Clock
m, GERTRuDE. second daughter Of Thomas J. and
Emma Pumrhrey. sged fourteen years four months
Funeral from the residence Of her mother go st~es
ANNAPOLIS and Baltimore, Md. payers plsase copyl
RELAI On Tnssdsy evening. July 1. Iss4. Aia
Funeral q AesroPoiitsn Church. corner az and q
strssss on Thursday July Sd At $50 p. lnterment
,grs .Sa Dgsfs s. TIL; M e }s lss :
son Of Joseph straub. ard thirty-two yeasA
HE ipnsrsi vili axe pi.o. from hs lss. rs.idepes
So Hsa m Restiye. and friends are rsspsctriis I'M
vited to aftend Requiem mnas at st. Jos5hs Churchs
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THIS EVENING.

LLoAbINa AND MTZzLE LOADING SHOT
SSSEs, F5SHfN$ rASKIE FifIEs,a kEyE95,Gtx-
1879 bAs sxI
BRUSSELS AND COMBS. JEWELRY, ToILEf
SETS. OPTICAL GOODS, MATCH CHAINS, AND
BY direction Of the owner to change business, will
ON Ga tne RFemses All snf sDSve S0Ss OF a. y
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH at
SEVEN =. NJ. AID every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, a. many
goods will be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night FOLEY, Auctioneer.
=. B.The Fixtures will not be sold q, at the ternin
OMEAhA co. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
jel9
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Very few delegates have arrived In Chicago and
no entire state delegations are expected before
Friday or Saturday. Headquarters have been
thrown open at the Grand Pacific hotel In the
interest OF the candidacy OF Mr. Flower. General
Butler is expected to arrive saturday. and parade
OF the labor organizations to welcome him is being
perfected.
AT a meeting OF the Tammany committee on
organization I'm New York last night IL was stated
that about 600 Tammanyttes would go 10 the Chi
cago convention. John Kelly urged the nomination
OF a man for the presidency who could carry with
him the masses or the people, the laboring classes
and the conservative element OF the republican
party.
The delegates from Morrlson's district 20 the
Illinois state democratic convention, which Will
meet In Peoria to-day, arrived In body last night.
They wore badges labeled, "Morrison's District
Tariff for Revenue Only" 1t is thought Harrison
will be nominated for governor by reclamation.
Representatives OF various labor organizations
held q meeting I'm New York last night and passed
resolutions protesting against the nomination OF
Governor Cleveland at Chicago for the presidency
party OF thirty persons, representing tho
friends OF Judge Field, LEFT San Francisco yester-
day In a special car 10 attend the national demo-
cratic convention at Chicago.
Geo. s. Barnes, a member OF the national demo-
cratic executive committee, has been nominated
by reclamation for Congress from the new 10Th
district OF Georgia
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOO,
V,Hos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneer

VNHoa J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
SALE L.. 0TxaLuAgLE PROPERTY oS THIRIEENTH
s tTafH sETm MpRyFp ai SNIkEhMIs
TENTH sTREET. IN WAsHfNaToN CRY
s.ts aud vie the undsr.isnsa duly recorded il
a5bef s5s foii9 70 Ct Pcs one Of the land records
e g s.s
u" 1s ssfl IL sRSos f5 BAY ~
premses offer for sale public auction. all those Ger
tain piece, parcels OF land and premises sit uate and
unbi. and known and distnauished parts Of orisi
mai ao ten do and e %
bounded Is follows to wit Be NM for the same st
south face Of the gable wan Of the stouEhton House
ssss ssI sSfs
ns SrH. ns
lots nine % and ten O ninety seven CD feet three G
property d improved by large and conimOdious brick
sale Of the purchaser to be given FOR the de-
all At s h
az $500 vi Be required when the property inSSksd
seven from day Of sale the properly w be resod
BY the Tustees At the rsL ind cost q defautns
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN, Trustee,
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
te21-dkds 1906 street northwest
l. Real Estate Auctioneer
sA II q s9S
$$Ih aARaaRs zs6
By virtue , Of deed q trust dated Esbra,Ey ~
272 one of the land records Of the District Of Col
and At the rsHness Ct the holder Of the note
ises on WEDNESDAY,, July SECOND 1854, At FIVE
O'CLOCK N. the following described pieces par
part Of lot numbered four % in square numbered nine
comprised within Tie metes and bounds following that
Of said lot four @ and running thence north with the
east line OF said lot one hundred 00 feet to alley
thence west along the line Of said alley thirty 900
tSeet thence south seventy
and thence east along said south street thirty
feet to the place q beginning Also all Of lot numbered
lot numbered twenty 2O)in square nine hun
dred and fifty $3.50; comprised within the following
e.es ana % io1 the same ct 1T the north
(3OS thence twenty {2 feet thence east
south street aud thence west aione said south
street forty feet four inches to the place Of be-
ginning. together with all and singular the buildings
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance In one two
and three years secured by notes equal amount upon
the property sold or Al cash at the option Of the
are not compiled with within ten days the trustee re-
reryes The tight TO resell the property at the rk and
oe 2.ddds Surviving Trustee.
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Allan Pinkerton, the celebrated detective, Is dead
He was a native OF Scotland and became profess
sional detective from having done some successful
amateur detective work.
Miss Lizzie Hemp was seized by two negroes last
night In New YORK city, who dragged her into a
stable and gagged and outraged her. One OF the
scoundrels was captured by the police.
DfaZ, the Cuban who came back In the schooner
Shorters, was convicted yesterday I'm Key West,
in hitting out armed expedition against friendly
power,
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r OOK AT Low FARES
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK

e. l. JONES. AGENT,
:eIs It'll street wharf.
T OOK AT Low FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
ZEN MosELIEi ie,Sss Msshnstpn ioT SGT
trs for New YORK Ocean view Tirxinis Beach and ali
l' FSf@4ss EIHhR LASp1ses7E.re &C. Steamer
J. w. THOMPSON leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
For information apply by tlephone or otherwise to
sixth street %SeD s Sec
GEo r. PHILLIPS. Supt. jelS
nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
GEORGE 5Sa sRa 1s fhf SG audi EXCELSIOR
wharf sy p9als5 esyes
dIhpas tsSgE1s hs asy Po. I'D daily
Thursday and Saturday trip only.
SATURDAY NIGHT s SDkN1Ss RETURNS MONDAY
WITH fo .na
sna RssnaR aSrfo W. and .nS B
railroads.
o Sana 81 Mar. ho
Pennsylysnia avenue. and at eompany's Office. 9TH
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until 10. m.
je11 WILLIAM p. WEIGH. General Agent.
CTEAMER ARRoWsM1TH
Leaves Seventh street wharf q. 4 m. Mondays and
Thursdays and 43O p. m. Saturdays. during July and
August, 1884,
Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio X r. atShepherds;
also at Ale1andria with 80 Ferry Boat Wash
ineton On MONDAYS for Nominl and interme-
date land iDFs, returning Tuesdays. On ThursdAyD
for Currioman Nomini, st. ClepentS Bay whArves and
interue date andings. returning Ffidays On 6atur-
day. Tor Nomini Currloman andintermedate landings
returning Sundays
s:: RH s4SiEE MAI at:
t22 Seventh-street what Washington. D. G.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE, Capt. w c. Geoghe9an, VIM resume
Der trips to Baltimore and River Landings SUNDAY.
Msreh 9Th. leaving Stephenson's wharf at pm; leav-
mg Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at pm
Freight received until pm Saturdays oNLK
All River fir, light must be prepaA
Passenger accommodation uneQualled
Applyto STEPHENSON BRO. Agents.
mh3-6m 7th street wharf
NIT VERNON. MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CUCoRAN
Leaves street wharf daily (eEept Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock am. returning. reaches Washing
ton about 3:3Op.m
go /. BLAKE, Captain.
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The Latest Foreign News By Gable.

MINISTER LOwRLL'S CONDITION.
LONDON, July 2-The general condition Of Minis
ter Lowell Is improved, but he has decided after all
to give up his anticipated Fourth Of July dinner.
THE RACE FOR THE JULY CUP
LONDON, July 2.-The race for the July cup at
the Newmarket meeting to-day resulted in a walk
over for Lord Alingtons lve-year old brown mare
GlheimnlSs, by ROsCrucian out OF NameleSs
THE DUTCH SUCCESSION.
LONDON, July at is reported that negotiations
are afoOt betweenEngland and France regarding the
Dutch succession. Earl Granville, it Is said, is in
favor OF Holland and Belgium being united under
the rule OF King Leopods successor, each country,
however, having separate parliament and sepa-
rate administration.
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TOMORROW.

IMPORTANT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT PUBLIC
Commencing MONDAY, JUNE TH1RT1ETH and
continuing DAILY st Ten O'CLOCK A. M. 1t 9Os
Csshmeres, Dress Goods. White Goods Housekeeping
Goods, yelvets, Flannels. Silk Umbrellas. Handker:
chiefs, Gloves, Ginghxms Lawns and Domestcs of all
kinda Every article will be sold to the highest bidder
without reserve. Ladies specially invited
Terms: Cash.
je3D-2w FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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NIX. HEWITT PROPOSES SWEEPING INVESTIGATION
MI. Hewitt asked unanimous consent In the
House to-day for the adoption OF resolution pro-
vding for the appointment OF a committee OF thir-
teen to inquire into any errors abuses or frauds in
the administration and execution OF existing laws
anectlng the public service with view to ascer-
tain what changes and reformation can be made
SO as to promote integrity, economy and
enlclency therein; to examine into the accounts
ana expenses OF the several executive departments
to inquire whether any and what provisions are
necessary TO secure the government from un lust or
extravagant demands; whether there has been any
negect 10 enforce the payment OF moneys due to the
United States from public defaulters or Others &c
The committee Is also authorized to inquire into the
methods OF procedure and expenses incurred on be-
nall OF the United States by any joint commission
authorized by treaty stipulations or otherwise to
decide upon claims OF citizens Of the United States
and OF other governmental
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AsIArIc CHOLERA SPREADING IN EURoPg.-Furope
is now greatly alarmed at the outbreak OF cholera
I'm France. The news from Marseilles is or an
alarming character and the Inhabitants hasten
ing away from the city, There were four deaths
from cholera In that city yesterday reported by
flcials. The disease has made its appearance In
LYONS.
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BROS. Auctloneers.

Under decree Ct the Supreme Court District Of a
vs: Mccarthy ct al. PASSED June -. 1884 VIII @2
offer for sale to the highest bidder In front Of the prem
OND DAY OF JULY, 1884. that frame dwelling and
lot in Shafts alley. between LIST and I'd and aud
interest therein of the parties to the the said
city and District.
Terms OF sale: $50 earnest money on acceptance of
Did, to be forfeited on non acceptance compli-
with the terms of sale within ten days. balance of
purchase money in ten days from day of sale Convey
purchasers cost terms not complied with In ten
days CHAS, s. MOORE, Trustee.
je27-2Ot Ofiice 466 Louisiana avenue, city.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER MATTASO LEAVES SEVENTH-SThEET
- wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and IB URSDAY
at O'Clock for Mattox CreeF returning on Non
day. Wednesdays ard Fridays stopping at intermedi-
ate Landings going aud returning.
Also touches Grinders wharf Sundays and Tues
days down and wednesdays up, and Chapel Point and
Brent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and Wed
q. T. JONES' Agent
18th street wharf
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ME- OTTO GAS ENGINE

QNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires nc boiler avoids all expensive attendance
Ed s o. Time no hsndllnx OF fuel and ashes 1t 10
rssa eau nsiyeiy Tor running Passenger and Freight
kLenioss sewing Machines. Meat Choppers, Printing
ne Inc Presses, Coffee Nills kcasters, Paper
re hailn< Machinery. LSthez &C.. &c. This ensine
xaEs Win extreme suoothIess regularity u spee
ss.sses The beast number Of working paTtx. and
ervsf simplicity Of mechanism
xFor particulars pricrS &c apply nj Offiee of
Warrington Gas LIGHT Co iva
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VII. Blatme,s Movements.

Hon James @. Blaine delivered the diplomas to
the graduating class OF the Hallowen classical and
scientific academy at Augusta, Me-, yesterday
afternoon, and to-day went 10 waterv1lle 10 attend
the commencement exercises at Colby university
He is expected at Louisville, KY, I'm eight or ten
days TO visit Gen. Ekin, and will be accompanied
by Mrs Blaine and one OF che daughters who Will
spend the summer with Mrs. Ekin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

party OF prominent democrats with Chairman
Barnum, Of the national committee, at the head,
is in New York to-day trying to persuade,
II possible, MI. T1den to consent to accept the
presidential nomination, and II he will not recon-
slder the plan Is TO have him declare for Randall
as the strongest man.
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TIE Mill StfHst REsf AS ESE SPtJHxEsE
r sfl dfsk xAoxitE EEfPR fSEfSfr
rs EFFECT JUNE .aD. iss4.
SIXTH aSp srMxzrs. o as S FOLLOW CORNER
81 a.se and she .E E.s' c4sao Limited K,Prs.
= eni "a eaiy M,h Sle,pinz Cars from Harrisbarg
Cars 70 P,1isbars s'pI Also e9neot. ay Won for
Shisaso. with sisePi4E Car Pftt-buTg to Chicago.
the st. with Palace Sleeping "&sh.Tlstcl. 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erls. Csnandaisua Rochester. Bufslo Niaga-s
aa-hson 70 R6ehestsr aud Wasknst1n r to Bss iss
IrsM ieav1ng Washington On Saturday night I'll not
Fer wil.iausPort Lock Haven and Eln,ira a. $40 m
Fer New 19rs aud f6s Fast, rs and sls a m 90
100 and II Is ~ A Isd E1p D s of Fgi nam
Pasior Cars. $40 a N daily, except sunday
ar, wiz out chsnse -.OV D. H. every week day.
~for BreosIyi s. u ali through trains connect At Ier
sey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex afscrLns
dree; transfer 20 Fulton street. avoiding double fer
F;1 fhilad, IS i5zai IL 90 10000
iYS2 siG 1e og n F on sunday 40 20 10 20 and
2Oa so Is 40 ID 40 io md II I 5Uo.
on sunday. s4o Ii 90 a In 400. 6Oo 7:4o I0:G6 and
For Pores Creei Line IS and 40 n daily. e,-
For Annapolis IS am and .:4o m daily except Sun
NAY, hsp HfExANbEiA AND W1s 81 t;itaS
RAILROAD
e 30 and s III Is pun ana On Sunday a;
ate 70 rs. II U5 H., sos pm.
Her kiehlaopd and The south 80 and ii 90 m daily
si2d 3oc p-nl. daily, except sunday
iI.E- leave AleIanCriS Washington. 500. st 1000
and 10 ID an: 90 sos. TO- 05 AID i0,40 y.
and ~ 10 midnight. or sunday at sUS anu lO:io
an. % and 10 30
txets ana n rustion at the ONCE mort beast corner
% 10Th street ana Isnnsy lvaia and st the sta
cch where orders be LETT for the checking OF Bag
kAse 10 Destination from hotels and reSitenee<
\ X WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHAS y PUGH G.I.e.al Manager myl2
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Suits Growing Out Of Commodore Gar
riN0nsS Failure.
The New Mexico Land filtration.
THE RELATIONS OF s. B. ELKINs 8 g SHOOT AND TIL
LAND COMPANY

new YORK, July 2-Joseph LarocQue, Of counsel
Tor defence In the case OF the land company or New
Mexico; Mr.. stephen B. Elkns and others. to-day
stated that the position OF Mr. Elk1ns is simply that
trustee holding an interest in property TO which
he makes no claim himself, and which is claimed
by two conflicting parties His refusal to transfer
the interest to the land company is based on not-
hcatton from Samuel S. SmOOt, OF Washington, the
original owner, from whom the land company
claims to have obtained title, not to make such
transfer. When the court shall adjudicate the
real ownership SO as to protect him, Mr. Larocque,
says Mr. Elkins will be only too happy to make the
transfer.
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John SHERMAN : CO.
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
927 F. Street Northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
TWO FRAME HOUSES THEREON, KNOWN AS
NEAR p FENNs}LS "a stE iSNtuHE SOUTHEAST
,og y virtue Of deed trust dated May g. p
g. ct see Of the land records Of the District A
Of Columbia, will SELL at public auction. front
HA1F-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, part Of Lot two
@ in square seven hundred and ninety t7sO, the
southeast and running back Of that width IS feet
particularly described in said deed of trust, with the
improvements thereon. consisting Of two two-story
frame dwellings.
Terms of sale The amount Of the indebtedness
secured by said trust to wit $780, with interest thereon
at per cent per annum from May 81 1882 day of
years. secured by deed Of trust upon the premises sod
cash required on day of sale. Terms to be complied
with in seven days from day of sale the property
purchaser. All conveyancing at the buyers expense.
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, !
4s2 Louisiana avenue n. W. ,c,..o.,
CYRUS K FOSS, Arus'ees-
je23-dkds Is Grant Place n W.
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OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOW. "A
" the best SO il JUsTH's Old stand kno,kn for asH
- me only place where hrst-eiass SECOND.H
CLouhlN0 can be sold at respectable prices AcErss
or call ut
JUSTHS Old Stand, No 61S d street between GtAnd
7th streets northwest
n B.-NotAby mail promptly attended to- ma
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
HE NORTH SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET.


THE NORTH SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET,
N nEf aFGRarM4n AKKET AND FREDERICK SITS.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust one dated the Sth
q september. 1885, recorded in Liber LO6l folio3
go Se the other dsted tie 2lst Noyepber 1883
OF the District Of Columbia, ami BY DIRECTION Of the
RsTtX secured therein the undersigned trustee will on
FIVE O'CLOCK n. in front Of the premises, sell At
public auction the following described parcel of ground
~ Inc esSSrsesown c. to witt Bssinnins the end Of
from tn southwest corner Of three-story brick dwell
standing at the OF the side Of Fred
er1ck street and the north side Of Prospect street 200
feet inches and Ct the west side brick pillar.
where said line terminates thence east 60 feet with the
north line OF Prospect street thence north at right
anses with Prospect street 1873 feet inches,
to ten foot ailey thence west with the south side
Of the said alley and parallel with Prospect street 60
and thence in straight line to Prospect street and
the place Ct beginning with the thereon
and two years with interest from the day Of sale
cured BY deed OF trust on the prenises deposit of
$50 will be required at the time of sale. All convey
ancnE At the pHrchasers cost the terms of sale
not complied with within five days the trustee
the right to resell after weeks notice at the pr-
chasers cost.
jy1-dG 10 VIM R. WOODWARD Trusfea
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RAILROADS.


b LII AE EsSE THE THE Ss5T
DOUBLE ThAGK. JANSEY COUPLER
SCHEDULE n EFFECT sTSDsY+ JUNE 18th.
Leave from station corner Of New Jersey
Avenue AID street.
al 3:9o a. m, l9:lo a M. 1910 ,. M with through
Without change 10:l5 daily to Chicago. except
For Pittsburr at $50 a. m and $40 D. m daily: $40
M % Pit.sbuTr. Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
daily with Sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a ID.
H InSS EXCEPT sunday: p IN and 940 D. IN and
For Baltimore week days 30 $40 800 s:1o 900
minute tranJ 44o $50 ESQ 7:Oo. 500 $40. lo:1Op
For baltimore en- Sundays, 60 500 $40 a M 1:25
2S5. $780, 4iO $780, $50. ZOO. $40, $40 and 1910
For Points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lois
Fer Annspols $40 m. and II 10 and 4;4o p. m; on
rs SUNDAY % s sos, M 40 p N p.,..
800 8 10. 900 u lz:l0 y. $780, 4:40 100 and
g65oP " Sundays .s.;sn 20 a. ~ and l 40 and
80 a. M ana S;Ss ? H. daily except SUNDAY IS
branch $50 M daily for IxiIston stanton and
aey I 9Tsns 20. 40 = m dsils except SUNDAY ~
= N daily except SUNDAY = --''' g. -D M
For Hsserstown. lois In and 535 daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily 60 $50 a. m 225
$40, 3.2j p m
From New YORK and Philadelphia. 2:55 $50 m daily
SD Il. daily except SUNDAY
From Annapolis { % q and so and 6:31 D. N ::
Sunday. .: IS q IS. D.
From Ii xiaytOn, Gro daily and 2:16 D. m daily
except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. SOS a m,
Ais. p and S:l1 D. N. daily EXCEPT Sunday: u
y. daily from Point Of Rocks
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 40
gu. 10 $50. $40. o 10 and 1880 m l2:l5 80
~. 4So. 5O0. % 30 900 and 10:l5 J. m
days 100, 40. rs. 80. $50. 800, "a L.. 49, 5:0O
~ .
AL trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
cept 80 y. H.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Uf1ce-WashinxtOu Station GIG and 1851
fennsy aia avenue, I4t. street where orders
vii be taken for baggage be checked ard
any point in the city
". n CLEMENS, VI Of T. Baltimore
3el1 q b LORD. GenI Passenger AGENT
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GNHOMAS DOWIIN0, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofAna
No No; s'SS wherein Elzsbeth g. Banss Is plaintiff =
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY Of JULY. iss4
At SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, IN trout of the premises, the
following real estate situated n the city Of
Warrington District Of Columbia, and known as the
eight In square No 23l 1.-TWO hundred and thirty one
improved It lies near and south Of the Government
Uhce OF Printing and Engraving It fronts 50 feet
!th street running back 90 feet inch being west
side OF 18th street between aud streets southwest
III rapidly improving section Of the city.
Terms OF sale One third cash the balance payable in
SIX and twelve months, in equal instalments secured
by Promssory notes. bearing interest from date with
trust deed on the property the deferred
msnts Or az cash at the option Of the purchaser de-
terms of sale not complied with in ye DAYS the
Irpsess the right to resell the at the
ancing ut the cost Of the purchaser
,yadsd. F FkSS i sPMA1kkH HER Trustees ko
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Jhefollow1ng are the opening and 8 p ID. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street: