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Senator Sabin "A Heavy Borrower

HIS TRANSACTIONS IN NEW ENGLAND.
BOSTOH, May l2-Senator Sabin has been a heavy
borrower for the car company from capitalists In
New York, Boston, and many OF the smaller cities
OF New England lie has sold stock In Norwich
fitchburg. Lowell, Manchester, Bangor, and many
other places Trust funss SAID TO be largely In
vested In It. The preferred stock has been sold I'm
considerable quantities.. with half as much OF the
common stock thrown In as bonus. One flrm In
Boston Is said to hold nearly 100000 In the stock
anu paper OF the car company. but IL Is not ex.
pected That the firm will be affected by the failure
Senator Sabtn has been east several times lately
making sales OF stock and negotiating loans IL n
not many months since leading firm OF banlero
held nearly S2oONtO OF his stock and paper
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VOL 63 Ne 9.6SS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Will CARLEros's
RECITALs AND INTERPRETATIONS
BALLADS LEG, Gf ipse Hbs owS aND "FEsr1vA1sr
coNeREeA11oHaL II Sat CHURCH.
H13 MAE OF iz
fAps EaESD ana ih sflfSlls'F9 Pnbsaed a
wEpNEsbAY EVENING. MAY 21sr, New Poems and
Single Admission. IReserved seaD so cents; limited
number of Course Tickets. (Reserved) 81 No extra
charge for reserved seats at Ellis Music Store s37 Penn
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 60 1884
preciatng the beauties of your Ballads legends and
Festivals and being desirous of hearing them reced
and nter eted by the author respectfully request you
to series OF readings from your works in this
city Il such time and place may suit conveni-
" W. CoRcoRAN. JOHN A. LOGAN,
O. O. D, Z GQNGER; M E E,,,-, JOS JOS R. HAWLEYs
BESJAMiN HARRISON. WI P. RYE
WARNER MILLER PRESTON B. fLUMR
59sH 5Ssra SSlI5IAhHHs' bJIhH 14NFS ttsFs 6 FIR PIE
lHAs. F. MANDERsON. o. II PLATT.
sAMTEL RANDALL FRANK HfscoCK.
+ sfoegM SiTHsS y, i hSlsoffSis aSff: 5a..
A. S HEWITT. DARWIN K JAMES,
$No. LfISDLEY. HoRaIio RIG.
JOHN A. KASSON. A r. sPOFFORD,
coRcoRANh Ese JGsficE NlS MHTTHs II rs
Hon. -HORATIo KING. HoN Q. D. CONdER HON.
BALL Hon s. S cox, GEN v. T 5. KosEckSNs. sand and
DEAR SrRs: In to polite request Of April
sh s would ID say ,E hat hs be hsGpE to with
ay sh snd NsS fNA fN9SR a2 as
my5-2w' WILL CARLETON
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WALL Streef Neu-S.

NANHEhbILI SNC0.
NEW YORK. May l2--Nall street, IL a m-The
impression prevails that Mr.. Vanderbilt and his
sons are still 'ong" or the market II Is stated by
tue Bears that the recent sale OF SIC 600 govern
ments was not used 10 purchase stocks. reported
at the time. but 10 aid his brokers' who needed as
slstance, and 10 make things "snug" during his
absence abroad Mr. Vanderbilt stated before SAIL
ing Tor Europe that he had not sold a share oe
Reading stock, but had Increased his holdings dur.
Ing the recent raid TO over sl000001O, and that he
Was In the property 10 STAY.
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Mr.. GEO. c. ROSE, formerly stenographer to the
appointment clerk OF the Treasury department. has
been appointed stenosrapher to Assistant Secretary
Charles Z. Coon.
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Eata, Explosion Of Fulsutuare.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN. May l2.-An explosion 90.
Cured about 40 this morning IN a small building
used for mixing illuminate at the Union MetaIaic
Cartridge factory In this city, William HUTCHINSON,
jr., the only occupant, was Instantly killed inc
building Was blown to atoms and Hutchinson VIVA
terribly mutflaIad
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. NJ. Cooney, 9th cavalry,
granted six months leave: Lieut. Col r. Smith,
deputy paymaster general, four months leave;
First Lieut. H. Wygant. oath infantry. two months
extension or his leave: Maj. i. Wilson, commits
sary OF subsistence, leave from June Sd 10 Septem-
Der 9TH. 1884; Capt c. A. Booth. assistant quarter
master, one months leave. and.relieyed as rnem-
ber Of the general courtmarial at Columbus, Ohio.
TIE MARINE NATIONAL BANK.-The controller OF
currency to-day received letter from Mt Serbia
the examiner in charge OF the Marine National
bank, or New York. saying that the bank is insolv-
ent and will have TO be placed in the hands OF a
receiver. The controller says that receiver Will
DE appointed as soon as he receives the report OF
the examiner, which will probably be tomorrow
1t was expected to-day, but did not come.
PERsoNAL-Postmaster General Gresham is in
Boston, to arrange improved postal facilities for
New England.-senator Don Cameron sailed for
home on the steamship Gallia which left Queens
town yesterday Minister Wallace will soon re-
turn from COnStantinople on few months leave
OF absence e-Representative Lamb OF Indiana wac
registered In New York last evening.-Assistant
Postmaster General Hatton has returned to the
city.-MarQuis Dalla-Valle, secretary OF the
Italian legation here sailed for Europe on Satur-
day.-Mrs- General robert Anderson and daugh-
tiers are at the Ebbtt-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Nordhon OF this city were among the passengers
sailing Irom New York for Liverpool on saturday.
Mr.. W. Pierce Bell has returned from Chicago,
whittier he went few days ago on business
Senior Godoy, the Chilian minister, went over TO
New York for short visit on Saturday.-W. p.
Tisdel OF this city arrived In New York from Europe
yesIerday.-H: Nj. Ewing and Prof and MRS. j.
cago on Saturday.-Mr X. X. Perry has returned
from Florida, where he went on a business visit a
few days ago.-Hon- H. Burden, Troy. is at
Worm ay's.-Hermann Bay, OF Bordeaux, France,
Is at lie Observation-Disclosures NorcroSs, OF
Massachusetts,, is at the Ebbitt.
Two MEN HELD As HORSE THTEvES-Yesteriay
two young men named DaHd Smith and w. H.
Davis were arrested by Detectives Edelin and Mat
tngly Prices livery stables, on 9th street, while
Offering for sale horse and buggy, which they are
william Smith in toudoun county, Va. In the
Police Court to-day they were charged with grand
larceny, and after Mr Smith and the detectives
had testfled the case was sent 70 the grand jury:
bonds $500
Atthe interstate drfu at Houston. last week. the
Infantry flrst prize OF 900 WAS awarded to the
Houston Light Guards; Cd prize OF 81 500 TO the
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GEO. NJ. MCCoMAs, clerk in the collectors Office
at Baltimore, has been promoted to be deputy COL
lector OF the port, vice ID. W. Gray, deceased. A
number OF promotions in the clerical force have
been made In consequence
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POSTMASTER ARRESTED.-The postmaster at
Walnut Ridge, Ark. was arrested yesterday at
Fiagg Springs, KY, for embezzling the money
order fundS
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THE THETIs.-The Navy department is informed
that the arctic steamer Theis sailed from St Johns
this morning.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

Our Stock Of LADIES' AND CENTS FINE SHOES
for che Season is NOW COMPLETE, and at prizes We
guarantee to be the Lowest.
COUSINS Fine Cur Kid Button: High Heel and
Pointed Toe
COUSINS Fine Cur Kid: Low Heel and Broad Toa
French Kid. in High or Low.
Flexible Shoes: espe-
cially adapted for tender feet.
The reputation Of fire shoes q such that keer
constantly q full assortment of them on hand. The
last lot just received is the most beautiful have
ever had.
Our Ladies' Fine KID BUTTON. at g. are worth o.
only about 100 pairs left.
Our stock of SLIPPERS is now complete in every de-
partment-some grant bargains amongst them.
For Gentlem n and Boys offer the Celebrated
"BURT'S" SHOES Our assortment of these well known
goods has neve been more complete We have In every
style made especially. Low QUARTER SHOES
Take look in our window when you pass by. We
give guarantee on all the shoes We sell complete
Stock Of all cheaper Grades made 10 worthy stten
ton. Call early Ut the Reliable Shoe etores Of
sINsHEIMER BROS,
sos 7th and s15l II streeta
Boots and Shoes Made to Order. my1
% LEVI NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
He 1220 street northwest t,-Pstols, Watches Jew
elry Musical Instruments. Hats Caps Boots and Shoes
Highest price paid second. hand CoIhinS apl6 I'M
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IHE Finest LINE Or STATIONERY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES JUST OPENED
AT BAUM'S. 416 7rH STREET NV
Twenty different designs of Decorated Paper only IS
cents per box.
Twenty different styles of Decorated Cor Cards, only
25 cents per box.
CORRESPONDENCE Cards gilt edge only Is cts per box
. Also Initial Days Of the Week. Washington and
Ragged-edge Paper in boxes
Alligator Ranmerst.. Silver, French and Linen Paper
sold 10y the single qutre, with Envelopes to match
Engraved Copper Plate with fifty ls only "a cents
New Books-A Washingt Winter by J g. Lincoln;
Wife Hard Won, by Julia McNsir " right Kitys Con.
quest by Chas. King l. S. A. The Ideas Of the Apostle
Paul. by = Clarke; Bread Winners, and Why Are We
Democrats! by Bloom. Ali New Publications sold from
~ TO ~ per cent cheaper than elsewhere.
bAUM'O BOOK DEPARTMENT..
ap17 4l6 7th Street Northwest
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Mr.. CANNON, controller Of the currency, formally
entered on his duties this afternoon. He gave bond
in the sum OF 100000.

NAVAL ORDERs-Leut. e D. Bostwick is de-
tached from the photographic ofloe, and ordered
to attend course Of artillery instruction at Fort
Monroe, Va. Sailmaker N. Lynch Is placed on the
retired list Lieut. w. p. Ray has been detached
from duty at the photographic oo1ce, Washington,
and ordered TO New Orleans TO establish q branch
Lyon has peen ordered as neet paymaster OF the
Asiatic station.
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TIE PENSACOLA, which arrived Saturday at
Hampton Roads from China, will be re-ofhcered
Immediately and assigned to the North Atlantic
station
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THE SAMESE EMBASSY took a drive to Cabin
John bridge yesterday. They visited the Capitol
TODAY
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rEs~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
80 18TH ISSUE

I- Ne" 7OlApfNG I9SH ISSTH RESPIRATION
OF THE SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSO.
CITATION.
The meeting for the first ayment Of dues will be held
at Hall No Gl5 Eth stree opposite Patent Office WE'D
NESDAi. 14tf inst. at o. lock pm This pres nts
good opportunity to invest in fourshEg Bull 1.
ing Association @ No back dues. Shares 81 each sub
Robert g. Campbell, President SIT 10Th stnw
u Dixon, urgeon Generals Office. 14th and Pa ave-
J. d. Terri l. 2d Comptrollers Office
Ii. C. Daley 1st Auditors Office
J. W. st ir, surgeon Generals Office 18th and Pa ay
O. S. FirInin. I'd auditors Office
NJ. P. allan els 7th s. II w.
Ihos. Broderick; Adjutant Generals Office.
CllaS. Har'inty, 954 ave II W
Milton c. Barnard. Attorney 4T2 La ave
he Secretary will be pleased to give all information
Constitutions may be obta ned from any of the above
named officers The stock is greatly in demand and is
being rapidly taken. ~ A
KOBT. G. CAMPBELL President
- - SIT 10th street NV
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer. l4l6
street NV. my3-IOt
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BOOKS, DC.

NEW BOOKS.-LIFE OF FREDERICK DENISON,
~ by Maurice Marcus Aurelius Antonus Watson
Chrpnicles Of >ewgate: Arthur Griffith. Bismarck in
the Franco German War, by Busch.
Our Chancellor. Busch
Darwinism. by sheppard
Life of Goethe, by DuntZer
Mental Evolution in Animals Romano
Public Life in England. Daryl
City Of Success, by Abbey.
Heart of Africa. Baker
Body and Will. Maudsley
Our stock of Fine Stationery embraces all the most
desirable styles used prices are as low as
the lowest. W a MORRISON
my2 I75 Pellr,sv, ,y,uI. ,vrnue
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GOING FIsHING.-Secretary Lincoln and Gen.
Sheridan will leave tomorrow for a weeks fishing
at Pedee island, Lake Erie. A few prominent gen.
tlemen from Chicago and New York will accom-
pany them.
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Washington News and GOSSIP

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DaY.-InternA reve-
nue., s91l ,59i56 customs. sGG4, ,63677.
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TE,HE COMPLEXION.
l. THE COMPLEXION
THE COMPLEXION,
THE EYEBROWS, TIE EYELASHES
TIE EYEBROWS THE El EIA>HFS'
IHE E1 EBROWS, THE EYELASHES.


BEAUTIFItD
The Original Greek method of treatment by DR. J. VAN
DICK. Dernatoloest and Professional Complexionist
No % Grant Place. between 9th and 10th, G and H.
Houls, to I: Sundays, 9to2
Eve y woman has desire to be as beautiful pretty
and attractive possible and perfect horror Of grow
Ing old 1t Is woman's duty to be beautiful and she
should do all in her power to reserve her beauty late
III lie as she can 1t Is idea that personal beau
ty Is purely matter Of uth. fr lady well up in the
thrt1es can well diputc the palm with miss of IT,
Helen Of Troy was forty when Paris fell in Low with
thirty-sx when she fascinated Marc Antony: lana De
Potie rs carried of Henry the XI. at the age
Madame DE alalntenon fort y-t,rre VIII she won
King Louis the XIV Ninon De q uclos was seventy
two when she charm the Able de Verais and at the
age OF forty y-thrte Madam" Recalner universally
regarded as the most beautiful woman in all Europe
Livery lady who has regard for her personal appear
ence should consult and patron the Dermatologist
and Professional with the freedom
dressiuaker.
DR.: Van Dyck is pleased to to our ladies
that he s now prepared to make ements pcr1na.
nently beautlfy the complex on eyebrows and eye
lass according to the or al Greek method of treat
ment This mode Is scientific. artistic, hygenic and
rational. All bienishes removed y the most I'm
proved methods known to science The diet bathing
&c. Is strictly directed. DR.. Van Dyck has devoted
twenty of his ie to the nscientous study and
the complexion to regular science Call and make
your engleement at once Special terms for the season
TO all who begin now Satisfaction assured in every
case Send six one-eent stamps for treatise on Per-
Eonal Beauty Bearded Women, and Blessings for the
Bald ap2S-m&tu8t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ American Explorations in the Ice Zones. By Prof
j. Z. Nourse
Right to the Point DR. Cuyler
Traps for the Young. A. Comstock
An Endless Chain. By Pansy.
Franklin Square Song Collection No. g
APPS c. &. FURSELI. 4lS 9Th street H. ".
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY sO7
w 14th street northwest between II and l. Periodi-
Gals ard New Publications. Also agency Manhattan
Library, sl-5O PEI Year Mrs e. I. NASHBUkN 4 co.
aplS
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Atthe interstate drfll at Houston, last week, the
Infantry first prize OF g 600 WAS awarded TO the
Houston Light Guards; I'd prize OF 81 500 TO the
Treadway Rtes OF St Louis I'd prize OF s500 10 the
Columbus (Ga.) GuardA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MAes1r1cEsr DRAMA
DAMON AND PYTHIAS
GoNzAGA HALL Al STREET NV.
Nkw sCENERYi
FINE MUSICi
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW. AT p NJ.
Tickets. IS cents. 1t
NATIONAL THEATEk
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY Il
EVERY EVENING
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
Ths latest New York Comedy Theater Success.
Atkinson's Comedy Company in
PECK's BAD BOY.
HIS PA AND 1HE GRoCERYMAN.
Tins-The present. Pace-Milwaukee.
Act 1.-The Grocery Store
Act u-Pecks House
Act III-The Drug Store.
Act Iy-The Picnic.
Introducing the entire company.
The opening performance. Mondsy. May Il, for the
Joint Beneft Of the Stage Attaches, my12
V,HEATER coMIoUE. TONIGHT
JIMMY. KELLY AND MURPHY. JERRY
The most and finished opponents OF the manly
America today in their artistic and exciting set
These gentlemen have no equals. and this Will oe
their in this city prior to their
for Europe
AHOST OF OTHER ATTRACTIONS
MATINEES: Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday
sINo increase in the prices OF admissions. myl2
DIME MUsEgM - s,,on, ov rrr sr,sox
KTeaJ nri STAR ARR IN Lis fas
THE CHARNlING OIRARDs.
The Wonderful European Team,
MASTER EMME IT-THE WILSON SISTERS.
lhe Of fun, BRA NDEORDS.
NlLl.r. RI SELL DODRETTL
MAGGIE LIVE lga 1Sb1AN ss sIss Ill 's
Admission to all only 10 cents myl2
MRS JARLEY's WAX WORKS.
N1 For the Benefit of the Guild Of St Johns Church
AT WILLARD HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 18TH. at g. O'Clock
Tickets 80 cents for sale at the bookstores at Ellis
music Ihopscns drug store and at the door the
night Of the performance myl2-2t'
FoED's- sprc,u OCCASION FoRDs
Born to do Benefits "-Shakespeare.
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING. May 18th.
annual Benefit Of J. LOUIS FORD. Resident Manager
OF Ford's Opera House.
Brilliant Combustion Of
SOCIETY AMATEURS AND FAMOUS PROFESSION
THE BFFTHoyEN MINSTEELs. tAu Amateurs.)
EPrssenting the Paterson, Randolph Macy Cockey.
and tue very amusing local Comedy Farce Of
MY wIFES BONNET;
OR- AN
ADVENTURE AT WASHINGTON THEATER
with a superb cast. Seats be reserved. my1O
GRAND CONCERT
CHOIR OF ST. ANDREWs ~ shf EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Assisted by
Prof Bschoff. MIR Frank Baxter,
Miss Minnie EVAN. Mr. j. Henry Kaiser,
Miss Detweier. MIR Frank PEARSON,
Miss Nellie Minor Mr. J. II Hickcox.
aud Male Chorus Of 16 conducted by Dr. E. 8.
Kimball. at the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH cor. 10th and g SITS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay 14th 1884.
Tickets with reserved seats. 50 cents For sale at Met
zerott's. myI0-3rs
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How TO Build FURNISH AND DEC
CRATE"
(Second edition. Enlarged and i1nproved)
The Cooperative Building Plan Association Of New
York have recently published. with the above title
magnificent volume of 22O large quarto pages It shows
how to build in the most economical manner good and
substantial houses in tine most pleasing aud artistic
modern styles.
THE PRICE IS ONLY s5. For sale By
g. A. WHITAKER,
apo HOS Pennsy lvania avenue
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOMES co ".
Hush Pssa q
SingdaW a Ms Jas Fiszee5ald r &c Chas Brelsford
ap nss mime s. rea ts f
t-g gut Post, No IL Department Potomac, q. A. r,
70 1s on ai M %
s o Mi Mi sharp Business Of Importance to every
1t ~ RICHARD EMMoNs. Adjutant.
U NOTICE
zTGsv TIE vCDIgsa5nershp here9fere existing between
81 aa k a o cH M Spfss the
sS sye vi has been this day dissolved BY mutual
old stand and pay ali debts due by the late firm We de-
sire to our thanks for the patronL bestowed
ss '' s '''' ''' nope ''' tHi$Sn RsSsa !; the
May g. 1884. my10-3t'
r-Ey' JNo. A PRESCOTT
Has removed hs Office to
No 1896 street northwest,
,-o Houses ana Building Lots For Sale Cheap.
my9-3m Money to Loan.
ra1fsas4 eE ssa 80 AfP Is
new and popular brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
BSf by the s
ufacturer. 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. ap11
u THE sERiAk, isso sAy1NSs fsTTNY AND BUILDING
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.
The sixth annual meet ne of the SERIAL" will be
held at Hall No 65 th street. opposita Patent Office
WEDNESDAY,, l4th inst, at O'Clock pm. The Secre-
tary Will submit his sixth annual report Officers for
the ensuing year will be elected, other business
properly coming before the meeting will be transacted
STOCK IN the 18th series, commencing this nth be
LA" at the meeting o se5 r F e. n fafs resissnt ad
JNO A. PRESCOTT, secretary and Treasurer 1926 F
street nor invest. nIyl0-4t
- SPECIAL NOTICE-LEFT WITH NE FOR
~ Sale-Ten bottles of very superior old Madeira
Nine, vintage of 1914 JOHN H. MAGRUDER, l4l7
New York avenue. my7-lw
n ~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-OWING TO DECLINING
~ health. and with vieN of retirin from bust.
ness offer large and wells lected stock of Stoves
Hardware Wooden Ware, &c, for less than it can
be bought in the open market. Also are lot of
pairs consisting of rebric Crates and other repairs
for the most popular stoves in the market. Also
lnners' and Gashtters' tools OF the most improved
kind This presents rare opportunity for parties who
without regard to cost. j T. HARhOVER l4O6 18th
street northwest store for rent. my6-2w'
r@3. THE LIME BUSINESS HITHERTO CON-
tCS Quoted at Cooley Lime Kilns under the name of
Cooley CO. will hereafter be conducted by the un.
und the name of
my6-6t EDWARD Cooley.
TTSo VISIT C. s. PRICES PHARMACY
X = 426 7th street southwest,
and get refreshing glass Of pure soda water.
tTescrlpt'ons carefully compounded. my5.
F~ NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.-STOCK-
W holders Obtain their Tickets for tn. Jockey
Club Races from GEORGE X. REPETTI Secretary All
IN ~ Ix ,,yn \ u
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. NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION

r-1 NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
-, The second regular meeting of he SECOND WORK
lNHMES'S BU!LDlNG ASSOCIATION, for the pay
msHt OF dues and making advances. VIII he held at the
EVENING. May 14th, at 7:3O O'Clock. 90 may be OBJ
per cent paid on all Investments
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH
This Association affords grand orportunity to per-
SONS wishing to home tor small monthly paw
mcnt and is of the best bantiug lsitutions for
an investor because no money is loaned only best
OF security Constitutions contailln, all information
viii be given ana subscriptions OF stock taken by the
following gentlemen:
~ Thomas Broderick. President, War department, 923
I'D st. Ii. W.
Jer alb oConnor, Vice President Grocer 6as North
Capitol St
I: ID. DAILY. Treasurer g. Market Building
VIM H. Bayne. Adams Express. J. ST. n W.
Dennis ogarty. Xrress. 1929 9th st. n W.
John l. fallon, Adjt Gems office, x33 n st. n W.
=. W. Bus shnell. 40 18th St W.
Feter McCartney Contractor and Builder. 2421 ".
tatrlck !arkln War Dept, or 800 .cd st. H. "
Edward .. Corcoran Butler. 1868 l. st n W
Geo. W Moss. Superb ten1ent Adams Exnress
VIM 1. XII Blndery, Govt Printing Office
r Goetzn9er. Merchant Taylor, 1874 Tth street H. w.
David Rlordon Grocer, 1l0I y. J. avenue
Edward German, Master PluIuber, I24 B st. L. e.
hugh BrOsllan. corner Sd and g. W.
Jos. NJ. Grady. with A. Saks l. Co.. Jlothinrs
Jno; NJ. buckley. Grocer, cor. 21st and Nj
Neal l: Murray. Attorney -at-Iaw, 3l3 "A ST
JOHN Lynch Secretary, 2004 9th st. Il. W.
ap2G-Sb Sb,!ny3ti4
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The Sewerage Bill Passed.

Gen. Shelley's bill to provide for the completion
OF the sewerage system in the District was taken
up by the committee OF the whole house this after
noon and agreed to practically without opposition.
Mr.. Shelley and Mr. Spr1ggs explained the bill and
Mr.. Spriggs offered an amendment reported by the
District committee upon the recommendation OF
the District Commissioners, authorizing the Com
miSSiOnerS to pay towards the work half OF any
surplus now at their disposal The bill being re-
ported to the House was passed. The only amend
ments to the bill requiring the District to
pay four per cent interest their half OF the sum
advanced, and that authorizing the commissioners
to pay on the work such surplus at the disposal OF
the Commissioners.
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SHOOTING 0AFFArR--Yesterday Afternoon a.
ored man named John Joyce, residing near the o0e.
ner OF l4th and streets southeast, aaBaulted IN.
lamln Thornton, Aso c0lored, hy drinR ptst0 =
him. IL appears that Thornton assaulted Joyoe0
Vile, ana the latter took this course fof rcvonGe
In the Pouce enurt vo-dsy s~s case Wsa continued