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AN EXPLANATION OF TIKI SUDDEN ADVANCE IN
NORTHERN PACIFICS.
NEW York, Jan. %, 2 p.m.-The Post says: The
stock market was unsettled and rather weak this
forenoon until nearly ii O'Clock, after which there
was decided increase In the activity and gem
eral advance In prices, beginning with an advance
in the Northern Pacif1cs and an astonishing
jump OF 81 per cent in Oregon railway
at 11:45. There was no special news from outside
The situation in the Western and Trunk line pools
remain practically as was stated on Saturday
The Iowa roads have not definitely settled their
disagreements, but there Is every reason to think
that they are disposed to make mutual concessions
and that there Will be no war on rates There was,
consequently, no new feature in the general situa
ton to cause an advance, except the important
transactions In the Northern Pacincs and Oregon
railway by the syndicate which took the large
blocks of those stocks out OF the market on Satur
day and LETT the bears no floating stock
to borrow and apply from day to day on their abort
sales AS 1t is believed that there are also agree
ments embracing the support OF other stocks than
the Northern Pacif1cs and oregon stocks, and also
other prominent than those whose names
have been made public 1t Is notimprobable that she
squeezing OF the shorts win extend to several other
stocks
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MILIIhM pAyIs naive q County Ssga, Iriiand nd
sfSsT to Ihri ye.F T hls asF - lol '..l ono
vi t. attend a irsfS .s 81 f the s . in
street corner OF i. Tuesday morning January 18th
6afr where mass VIII he oesbrssi Tor sl rsposs 81
DELAVERGNE. On January 2sth, 1884 at IL o'clock
pm Of Group. MINNIE 10 TILE age two years ard
ten months only daushter Of Nathan And Annie c.
pEIZFIL. on January 27th. 1884 a. IL an,
AI7EAAAp . W ID III. L. AGED SIXTY years
csot Ee.1es and frssds ESs a5ss
roIEY on Sunday. January 81 1884 at 2:lo o'clock.
b as An s - Mr. & the gtH year OF her age
Friends Of the family respectfnlly invited TO at
al So ga Third street . SetSeS aa norh%sst
GIBSON. ELSIN J., beloved and only son OF Joshua
- loo cd i've years isSn tu aud twenty
days
fsd his ~ Tr s,i hand nd tesssAsE
Sc how Ike br ken lily
Iale and beautiful he les
Gone from earth-yes gone forever;
Tear dinined eyes shall gaze In vain;
w shall bear us volee-n"- never.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents. No as
Twelfth street southwest On Tuesday. 29th instant,
three oeleck p m Friend. and relatives of the family
JACQUES. ON sunday January 27, 1894 FLORENCE
JASSoh r., sged thry1s y afs and eleven months
funerai IrIFAte Jersey tit5 lapers please copyl
khOGMAS. On January 2sth. 1884 at g. 20 q m,
FRANCIS. beloved son u Clements and Mssdslens
rs4yInAl, aged eleven months and six days.
Funeral VIII take place trnI the parents residence
No 55 street northwest Wednesday. January 3Dth
al j. Friends of the family respectfully
vlted 20 attend. %
o'DoNNEII4 On Sunday morning January q, 1854
WILLIAM b. ODONNELI., aged III y-three ysars.
Funeral SERIES at 81 Peters Church. on Tuesday
morling. At 10 O'Clock III uds of the family are IN
yiteu-
sCRTyENER. On Sunday, January 9th 1894 JAMES
T. nCRiNENER born IN Fredericksburg, Va departed
this lite al O'Clock y. III the seventy third year Of
he
uneral viii take place from his late resdnoe 1910
Fayette street Ueorl-tOyn D. C., Tuesday, 18th inst
at 3 O'Clock y. IL Friends are invited
STRIKER. On January 27th 1884. at II IS IN,
KATE L. S1RIhEl., ivan daughter of Charles II. and
Florence o. Strker aged eight months and twenty
days.
Funeral from her parents residence No 81 street.
between Third and Fourth streets southeast on Tues
day evening January h at three O'Clock m Fri. pds
aud relatives OF tie faliiy RESPECTFULLY invited TO at
tend.
WILLIAMS. On January 2Sth, 1884 81 hslf past six
O'Clock q. ELLA WILLIAM, beloved Daughter Of
Josern Rnd Johann MilllauIs
Funeral private.
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BALTIMORE Jan. 2e-virFtnis dxes, consolidated,
4OH; new thfees 6SH bid to-day.
., BAT1MoRE Jan 2s1 o.; sss.dy75niddl!ne: 1oh
and western super, 275s3 2o do. extra, 35Oa465;
DO; family Sos5 u; city mills :rPsI 27s.s 90: DO:
family. $50; do superlattve patent. 100. Wheat.
60 quiet Tessef armer :ogtne5n 5ea
xestsrn winter red spot: md JsnnaSy, r0fksl On;
sLl1H., Corn southern nrner; western duh and
nni1s w 0stS SssTs
western white CASH: Dc; MIXED. lO.N; Psnnsyl-
prime 70 choice and 1s.yi.nd 1Sosis o.
meats-shouldeS and clear rib sides, packed, 7ia91
0
10a2t: creamery, 2taS6 EgEs scarce and hisher-esh
9h.sx Coffee dulI-R.2 cssgoss ordinsry to fair ~
i4f Whisky steady. ll8aiisN, freiehts e Liver.
pool per steamer aul!cotton nour Sd. grain.
IA Receipts-Aour lo1 barrels; whest ZOO bushels:
corn 10000 bushels; oats 5000 bushels shipments-
wheat, W,0OO 6ushsla 6aiss-whsat 86A 90 busheis;
corn, 81. 600 bushals
To-day annual election at Rxchsnge. and but one
Gall
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RAILROADS.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
d
TIE MODEL FAST line AND TIE ONLY LIN
BETWEEN
The FAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON


1hL MODEL FAST IINE l-,A AND TIE ONLY LINE
1AK ~ EaS Wt ATR NE NEST
ToUBLE 1k Rae /, JA ~ = COUPLER
Eehedq1le . take effect SUNDAY. Noyembar ~ 1894
ss+nue ana street by Eastern standard 18th Meri
For, Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and St. Louis
Gaiiy y 90 a ~. 1917 a m 1910 J. m. with
1h'.- %.I@ut ehiA-ei !b:l9 a. LII Gaily to Chicago
Fif Iittsl,r nj 1ol5 a. H. and $40 D m. daily. $40
NJ to ltt7hurg Cleveland and Detroit. with sleep
Fer Toledo ana D,tIoit via Mol.roeville 10:15 a. IN
gay WITH SLEEPER for Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor rhiladelrhia and New York a. $40 M
ST. exec sunday . = II and lo:uup m daily with
3er BstlLuore ON week 5. $50 40 $780, s:1o9
ute n: M 40 $50 no $40 100. lois I'm.
ffr BALTIMORE on huaaays $50 500. SEQ am. 1:2a
ker ALIlsjos 9 4o ed 900 am. l2:l0 and 40 pm:
fer Way sst-ens retveen Washing,on and Baltimore.
go % m 40 i1Ii 500 $40 and 10:l5 D
:,45 ~ daily except sunday, Asa pm daily Tor
aily txcp sudag. for ItSnston. stanton and nd
Valley BlGnrH. 30 an. caily except sunday S -
tIn. ga : a ia ,!aiv eace,,t Suliay a'''' lad
FL Hs.ers9own. lo;l5 and 40 daily except
nra- frora tie West daily. GO $50 am, 2:2a
Prom SeW York and Philadelphia, 2:s5. am. daily
.,tl IL. erly EFT suldaJ.
Gay Iv.sUa-ir 6:37 pm '"- '"---
fr9n !e1il.-ly t;1} daily. and 2:15 p N, daily
From rt,I-r1ck and intermediate points. sa5 100,
fuhGay. $50 n daily a On FONT Of II RS cay except
Ilells leave Baltimore FOR Washington az 40 can
.-I5. - = 10, and 1880 IL, L. ~ 80 4 4s6 &
=, - 80 and 10 u I. sundays 2 40
20 = . 10 L y, 10 ). % T:20 md a.-1 a M
~ t,as from "asfl sion stop al Relay Station except
So }. IL oP'
icr :i-- her Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Jtkst tTtca-N GSI,DCtJn Station. tig and 1881
ttIn>yEs1il" avenue 18th street where orders
Wi g. ;"A4 t,r a..ze ~ u. checked aLa received \.
ii CLEAkNIs. ~ % T, Baltimore
l!S & n LORD GsL1 PASSENGER Agent
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The ChafEss Against Gov. Murray.
TESTIMONY BEFORE TIE HOUSE coxMrTRI To-DA,

The Charges Against Gov. Murray.
TESTIMONY BEFORE TIE Hous. coxM1rTKR TO-DAY
GOING 10 SUSTAIN THEN.
Tho charges against Gov. Murray, OF Utah. re-
specttng irregularities In his ONCE while United
States marshal OF Kentucky, were considered to
day by the House committee investigating tho ex-
penditures In the Department OF Justtca The
ex-marshal has been charged with sending In ex-
pcnse accounts when no expenses have BEEN In
CURED.
Mr. George K Chase, predecessor Of Mr. Brewster
Cameron, was present, and testified that reports In
the Department OF Justice sustained the charges
It was decided to summon Representative White,
ofKentucky, tomorrow that he might explain the
basis Of his remarks made In the House last Mon
day, when he inttmated that the governor Of Utah
was more worthy Of wearing striped clothes IN q
penttentiaEy than holding q government ONCE.
Tho committees expects, after hearing Mr.. White,
ify In hts own behalf or to report that tho records
Of tho Department Of Justice show that the charges
that DEPARTMENT
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EXTENSIVE FELINE prTs-A, ,ba rap,,oru s,o

EXTENSIVE FELINE PETs.-At the Fanciers show
IN New YORK city the cats are a great attraction,
There are several choice Angora cats, some pur
White ana others Jet black '.rom Snow Flake
seems 10 be the fay0rlte Oh the whites with ladies'
While handsome black, with tall nearly as larcS
as fox, has general admlres. Among the tiger
cats are several extraordinarily well-marked speci.
mems ana OF large size. ben buter seems 10 I've the
!avonte OF the tiger cats The black cats are mum.
erous, the two nneSt being "No Time" and .'salnbo
The white cats are also quite a class "Cleopatrar
WIN one blue aud one yellow eye, II the most
carious. There Is japanese feline with very
short caudai appendage. The Persian cats are the
hlshest VALUED; Ton WMte." value $1,000, and
"Ifny SueD and LADY Bcsslngton" are both hand
SOME cats, az are also two white Slber1sns sBiy'
and s.l harleyn
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A TERRIBLE CoAsTINa ACCIDENT Saturday
morning as great "tumper" laden with thirteen
persons was rushing at lightning speed down the
hill In q street In Waynesboro. Pa, young woman
was seen to cross the street few feet ahead OF the
coasters The Steerer tried IN vain 70 change the
course OF the sled and the terrified and bewdered
girl hastened her steps to escape but In vain, for
she was struck by the sled and thrown fully ten
feet, escaping without fatal injuries. The sled.
thus turned from its course, sped on. the steerer
having lost control OF it, and sumo distance below
the scene OF the nrSt accident came violently In
contact with Q heavy post. The whole thirteen
occupants were thrown from their seats and nearly
al were more or less seriously injured. -Four were
fatally injured,
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Latest Foreign News by Gable.


LONDON, Jan. 29.-Mr. James O'Kelly, member OF
parliament for RosscOmmon, has gone TO the Sou
dan as a correspondent OF the London Daily NerS,
to take the place Of Edmund O'Donovan. who per-
tshed with the Inflated expedition OF Hicks Pasha.
lMr OKel!y was at one time connected with the
New York Herald, and was sent BY that paper as q
correspondent to Cuba. He afterward wrote a
book Of his personal adventures IN the Cuban In
surrection." He has been in parliament since 1880,
THE JEANETTE DEAD At MOSCOW.
MOSCOW, Jan 23.-1he American naval officers,
Lieut.. G. B. Harder and Master VIM. II. SchuetZe,
have arrived here on the way to the United States
with the bodies OF the Jeanette victims
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Railroad Land Grants.
pA1AGIN9 DEVELOPMENTS sEFoRK TRE HOUSE, CON-


The work Of the House public lands committee
bring to view some very interesting facts concern
ing the ways and means employed by the various
railroad corporations TO legislation favorable
to their interests The testimony In the case Of tire
Texas PacincR r land grants showed that the sum
OF 81 $4,000 In money and bonds WAS paid Nut by the
company TO secure the passage OF the land grant
bill through the House and Senate. In the case OF
the Oregon Central railroad, whose land grant the
committee has just decided 10 declare forfeited.
decision OF the judge OF the supreme court
OF oregon, which was brought 10 the notice of
chairman Cobb as evidence, show that the railroad
never had any right 20 the lands IL Claims and
also that II issued stock 70 the amount OF s200-
OO, 81 100000 OF which was Set aside 10 be uSi for
the purpose OF influencing the state legislature in
Its favor. Other cases, showing the free use q
brides by railroad companies 10 secure their ends,
are constantly being uncovered through the efforts
OF Mr.. Cobb and his committee Besides the Texas
Pacific and Oregon Central, they Will soon nfort
forfeited the 0ntonagon and State Line, the Cali
fornia and oregon, and Oregon and California, AID
other land grants upon which they have finished
their hearing The Union Pacific viii be under Dis
cuSSton tomorrow.
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ELoPEMENr OF GEORGIA GIRI.-A teleyra,

ELOPEMENT OF A GEORGIA GIRI--A telegram
from Dallas, Ga, January %, says Miss Alice Bul-
cape through window, and, boarding the north
bound train, babe farewell To home and friends to-
day. Miss Alice met Charlie Wells Ia Rome and
there they were married. Wells for several
months was clerk in a bar-room here. He claims
Danviie, Va, as his home. While here he was
often In the company or Miss Bullock. The young
lady's friends manifest surprise that she should
have left with such a man. This Is the second
elopement within year In the same family. The
frst,case occurred six months ago, when the father
had another daughter arrested In Atlanta, and the
matter was extensively published.
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PKNDERGAsT SPoILING FOR A FIGHT.-Dick Holly
wood, cousin and trainer OF Joe, Pendergast, The
telegraphfc dispatch from Chicago states that Par
son Davis is coming east with Sheriff, the Prussian,
TO match him against Pendergast. We viii post
$500 forfeit within day or two to fight with gloves
or knuckles, for from 81 900 TO $500. Fendergast
has a standing challenge 10 Tight any man in the
world, Sullivan preferred and as soon as sullivan
returns from San Francisco we shall give him first
choice. Sullivan Is seven pounds heavier than PAN
dergast, but the latter is two and onehalf inches
taller
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To-day the January term was convened-Chiei
Justice Cartier and Judges Macarthur and James
Oscar Nauck was appointed an examiner In chan
Gerry: Hoover agt Mari; motion OF complainant to
dismiss appeal MackaN agt. Mackalf, Ketcham
agt Georgetown college; ordered on calendar.
Sheppard agt. F. S. and 7. Co., and Thompson agt.
SHEPPARD ct al; consolidated and ordered on calen-
dar. Elk parte H. T. Marshall, improvement In
shoes, appeal; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT@JId0e Coz
To-day, Ogden agt Ogden; appearance ordered.
Willard agt Wylie; sale ratned MIST, and rule on
John Sherman granted. DtggS agt Robertson;
sale ratified mist. johnson agt johnson; testimony
ordered taken. Davis agt Davis; do.
POLICE COURT-Jtldge Smell
To-day, John Harris, indecent exposure, SO or SO
days. Geo. Davis was charged with being vagrapt.
The court asked him what business he had here,
and he said that he had some business with Con.
gresham from Maine, but refused to tell what It
was. The court took his personal bonds Frank
Burch was charged with being a suspicious char
acter. Sergeant Boyle testified that he found
BuEch In house on street, near the corner OF 9Th
street, yesterday mofAing about one O'Clock, and
be YVES unable to give good account OF himself
He was sentenced to give bonds In default OF which
he was committed for three months.
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TONS OF HE CITY.
BY yirtg II, q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
o. docket .. viii offer for sale at public auc-
-EIsHTR iss4, At p roSk odiock Pm,
Lots q p and % iii the subdivision of square 645 said
30 and ~ streets southwest
On The s,s SANE pay AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK 1s z
aud situated street. between 9th and 9Th streets
TdH EsDAT 5ASEaRY n 81; !, n 1ss
ss ne sfs
s S snd e
ON The SAME DAY, at FOUR; FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
Rf Lots and Il sss
O'Clock p NJ. / snail offer Lot q In Hogan aud Cum
5W@-5ory Fame Houses one on .s rpnt No Ia
rs samE BIZ hs other At FIVE Fl % Ct sIa X
TIVE GS T Efss Is srs FHRY s =.
in f the north sans
by depn 1Asreof Of Lot s. Square y impreysd bys
On SANE DAY, AZ Hall; PAST Fouh 0GIocK
a LP' y s s Il ss and If % s in wn S s
of said lots pnimREoyed are situated
the remaining three said lots improved by two
s,oEy. brick Houses, numbered from 1901 to ISIS v
OF SANE PAY AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
y u Lo5s .ato - both oiqs,vs IN Rsys sub
Brick Houses numbered from 20O4 to 2O22 9Th street
ar on boundary street between 9Th and 10Th streets
shall sell Lots 80 to 81 both Inclusive and lot s. ~
George Baoch's subdivision Of part Of square $50.
lots 80 to - on Z Street between 9th and Vermont
s ad streets s no n, on and lof 81 anu
street, between Boundary and Vermont avenue north
such sales said property will be sold clear of all in
cunbrances with taxes paid to date of sale except lots
squire 2i5 and lots Is to ST. both inclusive in Baoehs
SUD % Of SsT ~ f.
and geforled in Lbs, No 9ss folio PSI e. Of the
Terms prescribed by decree: One-third cash. and
eighteen months from day q sic for which notes Of
bearing interest from day OF sale and secured
II w be 1T 9po sae q
lot time of sale and the must be complied with
in eight days from time OF sale or the properly will be
All conveyancing and recording at purchaser cost
jal6-d&ds THOS. T. WAGGAMAN. Trustee.
f,HAScERY SALE OF IMPR9vEp ASD uN1M,
L STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
ber 1883 in Equity eause No SOL wherein Anna sa
NJ steinacker al arr conplanants and Jacob NIein
fses. on MONDAY. the TWENTY-EI DAY OF
JANUARY. AID. 1854. at HAIF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real estate stu
Lot numb red one a. aud part Of Lot numbered two
GU in square numbered five hundred and fifty. begin
north street eighty feet nine inches (S1
f. I'M from the southwest of said square five
hundred and fifty and running thence east two hundred
and tw nty-tWO feet OH # less, the ex-
eastern portion of said square, thence northwest
along the line of Boundary street hundred
ttytwo feet inches 252 it. 6in) thence south
hundred and twenty fve feet six inches O25 it.
in TO the place of beginning
Terms OF sale press ribbed by the decree: third
% cash and the balance in two (2) equal instalments
six (6) and twelve tl2) months with interest from
day OF sale, To be secured by deed of upon the
premises deposit of hundred dollars will be re-
quested at the time of sale All conveyancing and
eording at purchasers cost
LEON TOBRINER, Trustee.
800 ~ street northwest
J. 7. COLDNELL. Auct. ja15-eo&ds
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A Suit for Wares Deducted.

= ALLENTOwN, PA, Jan. 2S-The cases against the
Bethlehein Iron company. Instituted by about
the Iehigh county court, III this city, this week,
have been continued account OF the company
having changed It's pleadngs. The sum Of SIS 600
is Involved, and, should the suit OF the men be sue
cessful other suits, involving about S5OOO0 will he
brought againSt the company
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PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 2s-Jud.e s S Weiseger,
OF the circuit court OF NOttoway county, granted
writ Of error in the case Of s. L. Harley formerly Of
New York, convicted OF btgamy In the county court
the punishment OF which Is six years in the peni en-
t1ary. The writ Is made returuable at the April
term Of court. Harley Is still confined In tatl.
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TNHos. j. FISHER co, real Estate Auctioneers.

fTHOS. j. FISHER L Co. Real Estate Auctioneers
hxF EAg iu ASP THUfTEEs SALE oE yA
sdSkT AfP DWELLING No. 12l4 F STREET
By direction Of the will Of the late Bushrod W. 81,
KsSstsr { 81 wis Gtes district coIunS
Savn ~ rDe x th pTod BY the said will
r. aksP naT ETkT 1E
" Reeds s1bd Ronrt Of
square numbered two red and ninety tsSo 'front.'
depth Of one and adff Gv mHrtn f ss6 T
GOD foot alley. and containing ASP square Of
'front.' with story brick back i buin ,se
M 9eesS eX TIA /, on
net by those derous OF making investments in bus
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase none; in
cash n and tn j., residue in two equal payments W
and Ok co.. per bv % t % ryabe
complied with within ten do days from day sale the
CURED bid accepted Al cyan and re-
sn,,,v,na r,.i RICHARD LAR H "; REED
Surviving Executor and Trustee I.ass Estate It Of
THos J. FISHER & CO.. Auctoneers ~ ,sl4 rts
$50 zsH 70
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the4
Der, D. lsS3 in Equity cause No. 1867. Doc. Is -h
Mitchell ct al are defendants. the UNDERSIGNED. as
Trustee. will sell public auction in front Vi the
premises respectively the following described real es
tate situate in the City Of Washington District Of Co.
lumbia, to wit:
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH 1884, at
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ part Of lot numbered fourteen GA
IN square numbered four hundred and forty nine 449
bounded as follows: BegnniD at the corner of alley
forming the eastern boundary of said Lot and ten m
feet west from east line Of said original Lot numbered
fourteen (14 running thence west fifteen Q5) feet;
thence south hundred 00 feet thence east fifteen
5) feet: thence north hundred (1OO feet to the
beginning improved by two-stOry Frame DWELLING
No $50 Nj street northwest
Also. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
Lot lettered E. In Hardness recorded subdi sion in
SQUARE numbered five hundred and fourteen front
ig twenty and one half t201D feet street north
west by depth OF one hundred UO0 feet improved by
two.story frame with Onestory brick back building
No 4l0 NJ street northwest
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: third
Of the purchase money in cash and the remainder in
two equal tnstaments, payable in and two years
with SIX per cent interest from day Of sale for which
notes shall be given secured by deed of upon the
property sold deposit Of $1OO shall be paid down on
accordance Of bid each parcel be forfeited
compliance with terms of sale within ten days All
veyancing at cost Of purchs ser or purchasers
WILLIAM q. GREEN, Trustee
Second Comptroller's Office
~. Treasury Department
J. 7. COLDWELL, Auchoneer. ja1S-dts
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VI AHDrE n

PLErRIsY PARIS and all asthmatic and bronchial
affections are soon relieved by that certain remedy
FOR coughs ana colds, Dr. Jaynr Rxpectorant
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO H. H. Dodge $50 18th street:
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID TOMATOEA
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capons
Chickens and TurkeyA
Sweet Breads
Roast Beef.
SusQuehanna Canvas-back Ducks
Red Head Ducks.
Diamond Back Terrapin
At the PALACE MARKET. Corner 18th street and
New York avenue
d2l FRANK ]. T1BBETs.
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BRYANT-PARh- IL l5altin. by the Rev Pere-
Crime With, W. BRYANT 10 Mrs. D. p. PARA, both Of
MaslIiugtoa, D. &.
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GEOLOGIC SURVEY oF THE DISTRICT AND Sur
ROUNDING CoUSTRY.-MaJor Powell, the chief Of
the geologic survey reports to the Secretary of the
interior that for the purpose OF preparing salts
fActory base map OF the District OF Columbia and
surrounding country for geologic USES. field WurG
has been CONNIE iced under the direction OF Nlr.
BodhSh. By means OF original work. supplemented
rs Tar as possible by material obtained Tor tie coast
and geodetic survey and the Commissioners OF the
District, 1t Is proposed TO prepare map or about
3O square miles, embracing the District proper and
the country lying 10 the north. west and Sglh 10
distance OF perhaps ten miles from the District line
In this work NJ Bodfsh is assisted by Messrs. Bas-
Sett and Reynolds