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Wall Street TO.dav.

WALL STREET, NEW YORK, July g, II q H.
Stocks opened weak and declined 4 to tx per cent
Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific, Western Union,
Northwest, st. Paul, and Delaware. Lackawanna
and western were the weakest shares Near II
O'Clock rally OF 4 to q per cent took place
STILL IN THE CONTROL OF TIE BULLS
NEW YORK, July %, Wall street, lao q. m.-The
Post says:-The stock market was dull ana heavy
this forenoon, and though the fluctuations were
slow, and over narrow range, nearly all the active
stocks were fraction lower ct ~ o'clock than at
control OF the bulls, but II their tactics can be
judged by the stock that 10 most heavily cliQued,
viz: St Paul, they are trying just at present TO
necessarily let prices down. The course OF the
market just At present 1s controlled entirely by the
local speculation.
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FINREAsUN DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,

IL UFFICs SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
July II, 1884
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of Waste PAPER
during the fiscal year eudns June 80. 1885. will be
ceiy at the Office of the superintendent until TWO
O'CLOCK /. NJ. MONDAY. JULY IWENTY-kIuHrH,
iSSi
The PAPER will be of three kinds: White payer
brown and board and bids should specify
TIE price per hundred pounds for each kind The
paper will be weighed by an officer of the Department,
anu placed III tass for every to the contractor. the
BAGS To be furnished by the contractor needed by the
Department The paper must be taken at the expense
OF the purchaser and at the convenience of the Depart
nient tuSua once month";. aid prompt pay ment
made Thereon
Inc department reserves the right to reject any
al bids, J arts of bids and waive defects
The successful bidder will be required to furnish
Iona i'll the Of two Thousand collars. conditioned
for the faithful execution Of the con tract.
bids shOud be endorsed Prop sails tor Waste Paper"
and II dressed t. the Secretary of the Treasury.
iy1-1t CHAS J. EULGER. Secretary
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TI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
=

Schedule IL effect !, NJ :. 1884,
eaoAN-NTW ORR EANS MAI. daily. making closs
connections to al points SOutn and Southwest
Daily ept sunday. VITA {. y q. Hallway Pull
Sleeping Buffet from New \ r. ard Wash
GagtOu to Atlsn,a Pullman S.seI,lnS from
Washington and Atlanta 10 New Orlcd'4>, l.-cIur
Ca from - a. 1lngtJu T. NafurIi RI,ls- "a
E1tPN.-LOUISyJI.E FAST liz Z. DAILY Via Char
lott svle Ia Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
FONTS Pullman siscplnS cars Washington 10
- Louisville.
Ha0 MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
&c all points South and Southwest Via Danxiie ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with e. u fta1iwaA
Pullman Sie-Isl2 IrOIE NasilliI tor VI! Dan
Vile Charlotte and Atlanta 10. New Orleans; also.
from Washington VIA Charlotte and columbia 10
Augusta Pull insn Sleeping Car from NasH4l;&'Jn
- 10 WHIT sulphur SPRINGS
Manassas Division Train leaves washngtorss $40 \
- M aud 5. 10 = VI dali except sunday.
Narrenton trains leave Washington at $40 A NJ and
$40 Y NJ daily.
kCr tickets AID information inquire 1T CoInYany's O.-
Il. tOl FeiilSy 4vaIia
n sLASGhTEI. \ MACDANIEI.
Gen fz.s1 Agent AGENT
mario sol. HAAS. Traffic Manaser
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FOR BRASS TUBES.

DhOPOSALS FOR BRASS TUES.
4 L. s NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsHISGTON jug 9, 1894.
Sealed proposals. in durliCate, to be- Endorsed Pro
pSals Brass ubes," will be received this Office
until IWELV.. NJ, the NINTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1851 Tor the below described BRASS TUBE S. to be de-
Hvered at the Navy Yard Washington ID c. free of any
to the government. and subject to the usual
inspection and coudit. ms viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
4.5 Tubes ~ in. outside diameter. each 10 feet
long. thickness No. IL stu s. wire gauge estimated
weight IA Ot0 pounds To be equal to the seamless brass
tubes ,urbed by the American Tube Works. 81
State >treet Il ston, Mass.
NO person shall he received as a contractor who 10
not manufacturer Of regular dealer in the articles
which he Oilers To supply; the right is reserved to
reject al bids Responsible security required
the bids for faithful T. rformance. Blank forms for
Lids to he had at this Office and all Necessary informa
Il at the Navy Yarl- IHUS. II LOCKER,
jyo-iaw4w Pay Director L .sN.. Navy Pay Agent
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DLOl OSALS FOR COAL.
Il OFFICE OF TIE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Il OFFICE OF TIE PUBLIC PRIkTER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c, July IA, 1894
Sealed Proposals. Will be received At this Office until
ELIVEN O'( LOCK 4. NJ OF WEDNESDAY, JULY
TWENTY-THIRD 1884. for furnishing 800 tons,
less, Georges Creea Coal run of the mine" equal
quality to that known the GEORGES Creek Coal
and Iron Gonna is coal The coal to he delivered at
the Government Printing Office such times and in
such quantities may be required weighed and i'll
sIeted by Inspector and stored at the expense
OF the contractor
The successful bidder will be required to furnish q
bon in the of 5000 conditioned for the faithful
performance of contract The right to reject any bid Is
rved. s. p. ROUNDS.
WILLS 2l-3t Public Printer
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MAXI 1ED.

HALI-RUDD July 10Th 1884 ~ p m, at the rod.
depce OF james Norris ia ID street southwest JAS
D. HALL, Of Middletown, Conn.,. TO LAMA A.kUDD.
of Washington, ID. G.
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DON RAFAEL ZALDIyAR, president OF San Saliva
dor, called on President Arthur this afternoon,
companied by the Secretary OF State.
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Mr. II. c. DARRAGH, or Pennsylvania has been
transferred from the Land office 10 the secretary
ONCE and promoted TO 81 800 from Il 600
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CT GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS, REIsTERS-
- town. Nd prepares for college sbusineus life
vs-siw.am fEof J. G kiSaAR A n. Rs,nc,psi
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY
" AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 225
STREET NORrHWEST
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theH
ss4 ~ eanty taSs .e e H6 ds ker o &
BChapn ct al are coinplansnts and William s. Lough-
cry al defendants, the undersigned trustees
will offer public auction in front of the premi
ses ON THURSDAY, the TWENTY FOURTH CD DAY
the following real ate situate in the city of Washing
ton. D. c. and described the eastern ehaf Of Lot
lot having front Of twentyseven CD feet on b"
street northwest and running back with that width to
the side Of said lot to public alley improved by
conmodous story and basement brick residence
and a two-story brIcl clubhouse in the rear.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree One-third
cash; aud the balance in two equal nstaments at six
and twelve months with from day of SALE be
secured by deed of trust the premises sod all
cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit of two
hundred dollars will be required at the time of sale ALI
cOnveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBKINEK,
800 - street northwest [ r-.
WOODBURY. BLAIR Z 1rustees
Room SO, Corcoran Building
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. jy12eo&ds
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PATENTS TO WAsHINGToNIANs.-A patent was
Issued to-day to Samuel B. Holabtrd, OF this city,
for tent and trade mark to John u. O'Meara for
liquid glue and cement
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WEEKS i CO., Auctioneers.
DYON Il TRACY, Real Estate Agents.
IL 5l3 It'll street northwest.

IL 5l3 7th street northwest.
iNH HEhE q S1eH3t$ STES i%rH9ShP
#$$r$ Il Isl sAfEs $Ssp hHf E5S re
The UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, under deed in trust -
a% Of IN the a John efn M sell the
sSa Al stHEFR 5H15 T y *:
real estate OF which the late John Perkins died and
and wi. mets; Beff at the sGuth i C, corner
the side the road leading from the Navy Yard
Of said road ds deg
n co rtrches thence tor divdilg line N. 81 deg. w
tn United states Lunatir Asylum grounds thence with
said line $ 5o deE 60 perches to the beginning stone
seventeen perches a. 3rds. II PSI: distantone and
Terms OF sale third cash on the day of sale; the
residue i'll two equal install Of one and two years
the notes and dee Of trust from the puiehsser or al
s at s1s of h of
ed Ss 4 St E sse
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts jy15TdSds
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
bANENHowER 4 SON. Real Estate and insurance,
h22s ftEee 1F = W; M1shRYten OF ONE
A 4 W1s4 Rf S5xSTf XkaiSfA FIVE
MILLS WESI Ot
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated January 18TH -
A. D. 1885, and duly recorded in Liber F. No 4 folio M
ls9 of the land records Of the county Of Alexan
party secured thereby. We will !e 1t public auction
FIFTH. 1884, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, the following
described premises to wit Being the larger part of lot
the division OF Simon Somers real estate September,
1887 aud recorded in ber A. folio So land suits the
said heirs to NICHOLAS Febrcy BY deed bearing date
H. No. . folio lO, containing ZIG rood and 80
poles with all the improvements tn consisting Of
story double frame house. barn and all necessary
oubuildings This property is rapidly increasing in
valve and when the free bridge is finished will make
property in this section very valuable
Terms OF sale: 800 CASH balance in equal install
ments in and two years secured bv deed of trust
ON premises sod all cash. at purchasers option
deposit OF 500 required day Of sale Terms to be
complied with within days from day of SALE or
the property will be resod at the and risk Of
defauting purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers
expense.
WILLIAM I!AdY " GIDANE = rrustees
iv10-dSds
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Auction,

GREAT CLOSING OUT AUCTION SALE OF FINE
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. PHETONS SURVEYS.
CARTS, BUSINESS WAGONS. HARNESS, &c.
&c
Orders have been received to close out the above
stock without limit and the sale will take place WE'D
NESDAI, JULY THIRIIETH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A NJ. Dealers. livery men, and private buyers
Queste to call aud ex anime stock Goods will be sold
a. private sale at of manufacture up day Of
auction Repository, GIL aud 6l3 street northwest
jy22-7t COFFIN h Co Agents
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A POST OFFICE CLERK ARRESTED.-Wm. McDOn-
ald a clerk in the New York city post Office was
arrested py the inspectors to-day stealing letters
and packages
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AeWe Artefs-

The first message over the Benpett-Nacksy csblo
was received At koCkpOrt, Maine, sunday night &C
eight O'Clock. IL was 10 J. W. MCKAY from his
children, Willie and Clare. who are In Paris
The New buryport city council last usht appro-
prlated 81 oN FOR the reception 20 the Grcey party.
Judge Asa nichinson, the judge OF the third Nir-
ginia circuit, died on sunday AT orange Court House.
In an ARRAY at the store of Thomas HadaN ay, Ia
Quaker Neck, Kent county, Nd..on Saturday night,
Alexander Wilson was Se!iously cut IN the arm AMI
side and badly beaten hy Alex. Dayy. kmory Da,y
and Vim. Davy, three brothers, al colorcd sherIN
Dugan arrested the DAVIS
The car has decided 70 visit Warsaw in August
Thirteen Thousand picked troops VIII guard tbs
railway between ~ Petersburg ana Warsaw. Al
Russians IN Warsaw unable 10 satisfy the officials
concerning their identity ana loyalty viii be ex-
PEELED before the cars arrival
Domini, X Mccartney and Jack stewart fought
four rounds with hard gloves Ia Boston last ught.
the former being declared Tire MINER Mccartney
then challenged any body in the world. sullivan
barred and kilrain preferred, 10 fight any part
OF 81 600
The Baltimore and Ohio, the Bankers aud Mer-
chants and the Postal Telegraph alliance viii 20
into effect August /, with President Bates al the
head A reduction OF telegraph rates has already
been formally announced.
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TO.NIORKO


CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF DRY GOODS AND
At ni SHs ss ~ STREET sT T NoSrHyEsT
and On uH
The Stock Consists Of
Rrrss Goods e shR fI, Table Linens,
Fine Sill Umbrellas. Hosiery, COrsets.
Purchasers are specially invited to attend this per-
jy2l-6t NJ FOLEY. Auctoneer.
'TNHos. J. FISHER 4 CO.. Real Estate Brokers.
PEREM Mp SALE Of FIVE CHOICE BGILpING
81 s4REHTs
rf nn TED p rs AZ, AFTEKSooN
fsSenns e.sh e on sopt side Of tss, between
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
n1 Sfs' trust
TA0s: J FISHER CO.
jyl9d 1924 street northwest.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
Ss s 81 ETRHEF EEAME PwE
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated November -
II hs rssS4. o II the 15 S o
ard at the written request OF the party secured thereby
ISL 1snt hs bxY 81
JULY. 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lot numbered
numbered three hundred and ninety 1901 in the city Of
Vas 1nston. D G. with tie improvements thereon.
and e9 months covered by three pronissory notes
of equal amounts. bearing six per cent interest and
OF siO0 win be required at time Of sale Conveysnciny
&c At purchasers cost If terms Of sale not com
the risk of the defaultg purchaser after five
jye1215171s2 CHARLES I. DAVIS. Trustees
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DROTOSALS FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
Il Fl K TERRACE U. s CAPITOL
ARCHITECTS OFFICE u. 5. CAPITOL.
July 10, 1884.
Proposals viii he received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ the TWENTY->IXTH INST. for furnish
cutting polishing and setting the Marble aid Gran.
IT. work tor 90 iue sectors of the North with
STEPS and plant at the L. y. Capitol.
llals and 81 ecitcatIOns can be at this Office
EDWARD CLARK
jyl0 Architect u S Capitol
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TUlHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires NO boiler. avoids q expensive attendance
no! OF time no handling of uel and ashes It 10
rf.d extensively Tor running PASSENGER and Freight
sno Athog1phc Presses Coffee Mills koasters Paper
srd Ruling Machinery. lAthea &C.. &c. This engine
great simplicity Of mechanism
For particulars as to pric.s he apDly nj Office NJ
Washington Gas Light Co wis
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANsAILANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE
CorpaEy's plsr No - North fsiVCr loot OF Morton
Street. New No-k
Arler!r,!r Santelli "Wednesday. July % a. m
6t IJIrrut. de JO1IsselIu. ttnes,y July So III m
NUlma,ldle TrsnzetIi. Wednesday. Ati- 6. > q. H.
Chez payable sixht, in amount; 70 SUIT en- the
1snqu. transatlantic Of PIrs Lot Is DE BEBlAN.
AEpLt. NJ. O. Bowling tiTeen- New 4'':h-
o. W MOSS. 80 P-ni-y wanna avenue;
". BOIELER * son. y95 PeIiis{ wanna avenue,
u1T Agents iOF Washington, d. Z.
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DIED FOR LovR-At Middletown, Del, last night
James Warrington (colored) was assaulted by
Lewis johnson, also colored, and beaten 50 badly
with hemlock paIlng that he died The linen were
rivals Ia love, and johnson was the UNSUCCESSFUL
sutton.
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Latest FOREIGN New. by Cable.

CULVILLK ARRIVES At BKRIS
WADY HALFA, July q -MeSsengers arriving here
from the oasis OF Wah-El Kharjeh report that Col
Colville and Major WOrtley with their Bedouin
force had arrived at BerS In that oasis, after ten
days march from ASSiout, which Is two hundred
miles distant. The messengers stated that the In
habltants OF the oasis were now friendly TO the
English officers and their force
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Promotions In the Land Office.
The following promotions have been made In the
Land ONCE:
From 81 900 to 81 .s00-Wm. NJ. Backus, Vt
From 81 400 to $l6U0-W. y. Fuller, ID. c., and A.
L Pitney, Ill.
From ii.e0O to sl.4Oo-A W. Conlee, Neb., and
Miss u. = Lauck. ID. c.
From 81 900 TO 81 aoO-Frank Bell, n ", and Miss
Mary u. Chaplin Mass.
From 500 to 81 .OOO-Mrs. G. " Powell NY
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Delegates from various state dental associations
met to-day at the Ebbitt house for the purpose OF
organizing new association There were about
dozen delegates present, and the session to-day
WAS devoted to the discussion OF plans without
reaching any definite conclusion.
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P1T1sBuRG, Pa, July s2.-Jane Gray Swisshelm
the noted abolttionist and advocate OF female
rights, Is dying at her home Sewlckley, Pa On
Saturday. the 18th instant she was taken Ill with
| a complaint common to her In the summer, and
since then has been growing steadily weaker until
last night, when she lost consciousness
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Gen. HaXeN'S Opinion

on TIE WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY GREELy-ARcrIC
EXPLORATION ROBBED OF yTs DANGERS
Gen. Hazen furnishes the following statement
with regard to the work and experience OF Lieut.
Greely's party at Lady Franklin bay:
1.-The work done by the Greedy expedition far sur
passes In importance, completeness and scope that
done By any other on record. II has shown the
ialiaey OF the old belief that fatal diseases espe-
cially scurvy, were necessarily Incident TO Arctic
llfe and that life there was constantly menaced 10y
the great cold
1t has shown that with discipline. suitable
clothing, proper ana abundant food. and a good,
suitably warmed house, men can live there in per-
fect health and comfort for considerable period OF
time. This fact Is corroborated by Lieut.. Ray $
experience at Point Barrow, where, in two years,
service there more sale than In Florida.
Lieut. Greedy literally accomplished everything
he was sent TO do IN the two years he was at Lady
FRANKLIN bay, maintaining proper discipline, with
out moro serious IroSting or discomfort than is
per1enced every winter In Dakota, without serious
illness Ur discomfort OF any member OF his party,
bringing them al, safely and well, with all his re-
cords and Instruments for final comparison To the
point where his responsibility ended.
1t has also solved the question OF Arctic explOra-
ton OF the future. and with the additional precau-
ton OF ludiciouSly locating suitable depots with
houses, the party never passing beyond When THIS
is done Arctic exploration VIII be robbed OF Its
dangers and apprehension
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u Nos lt5q AND loci LINDEN SIREET.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

ASsIGNEES SALE OF LIQUORS. WHISTLES.
VINES, BLACKBERRY. GIN. SHERRY PORT,
CATAWBA. &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell, at the auction
rooms of Duncanson Bros. 9th and d streets north
west. an assorted stock OF Liquors.
jy22-2t GEO. ". COCHRAN, Assignee.
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SARATOGA. y. Y. July ss-This was the second
day Of the rrsi summer meeting AT saratoga
First race-Ihe Flash stakes Tor two year o!ds,
500 each, half forfeit only S2S declared Out ny
july LIST, with 500 added. the second 70 save his
stakes; hall a mile. The reld were sent ol al tho
tenth attempt, with volante Florio and Boot black
IN the lead After running 10 the quarter volants
took the lead and held IL, winning easily by two
lengths, with Fiorio second Time, sqs seconds
The second race, the Excelsior sweepstakes, Was
won by Freeland The lhird race was won by Jim
kenYick
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Ferdinand ward. pronertv.

NEW YORK, July s2.-Counsel appeared in the
supreme court to-day TO argue q motion to vacate
the attachment which had been granted last May
against the property OF Ferdinand Ward, in action
brought by the Marine National bank against the
firm OF Grant & Ward to recover 100000.
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AUCTION SALES.
Auctioneer,

will sell the stock Of Dry Goods and Notions
taned in Mr.. Repetti's store, No. 1908 It'll street
northwest, commencing
MONDAY July TWENTY-EIGHTH.
1T HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, and viii con.
nue from day to day until all the stock disposed Of
The stock Consists follows: Silks Cashmeres Lin.
ems Cottona velvsts. Ribbons Housekeeping Goods,
Fine Line OF Laces. Embroidery, Umbrellas
found in any dry goods store in Washington.
Ladies viii do well by attending this sale the goods
will be sold without reserve Don't forH the place No.
1908 7th street northwest FOLEY, Auctiuneer.
jy22-6t'
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS IN LEDRO1T PARK,
l. Nos 1863 AND 1861 LINDEN STREET.
On THURSDAY AFTERNDr m JULY TWENTY.
FuURIH II, At SIX o.. o IL. We viii sell Lots and 2.
Block B. OF leDroit Park rOyed Gy two six room
Brick Dwellings; comfortable dwellings,. and will he
sold separately
Terms: one third cash: balance in and two years,
notes to bear six per cent interest. payable semi.
ty22-3t DUNCANSON Bf.OS., Auctioneers
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 22-Inf0rmat1on from Belle
Vile, Ill. the center OF large coal mining district
where considerable number OF miners have been
on strike recently for higher wages, is to the effect
that Charles Nesbit, president OF the miners union
has declared the strike on on account OF the dest-
tute condition OF some or the miners and the latter
Will resume work at the old price OF one and a-haH
cents for digging.
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Tclegraphic Briefs.
The state convention OF the Miners Adnalgamated
association will assemble at P1ttSbuTg tomorrow,
and be in session two days Delegates already
there report trade very dull.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


= VIA, every SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY
a, : o'clock am for Mattox Greek returning on Nom
day Wednesdays and Fridays stopping at intermediate
aGdinGs gong and returning Also touches at Grin
days up and Charl Point and Brents wharf Thursdays
down anu Mondays and Wednesday, up Freights
~ W. daily e. l. E; 7tG S sisss av wharf
> A,AAi FROM & u 5 Htissr2att WHARF
rstufnina Tuesday s0n''n an0 intermediate
cTihents Bay. and dists sndnx. 1etalnns
lit, I'll riato landings ietnrninE snnd1S eveninr . Ano
ca ed, >days. $50 a. m. SrecGl Excursion to Co
/ lonlal EtlcA and return.
y Land Al all summer resorts each trin
jy15 CIV. RIDLEY Manager.
'sNo NoIFOLK. FORIKLsS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC srEAMGoaT H. coMpASYs popular
s., amer GEQRGE LEARY leaves 9Th street wharf
Stts a: Tey Point and Cornheld Harbor going and NJ,
SATURDAY NIGHT sTEAMEG RETURNS MONDAY
E1clusve CONNECTIONS with he Boston and Providence
! lEoni stealot Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
aid R.a.Iohe. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage, and room can be secured at Baltimore and
LA av,nue: at ST Marc hotel Polk.nhorn's. next to
ely office Cfce OF knox's express 9th street and
leE-syl. ana avenue, and ~ eompanys Office. 7th
k1o1's express will call for and check baggage from
! fI'IxLt Iecel"C,i daily until SIP. m.
l. Nl0 WILLIAM p WEIGH General Agent
I Z OoK AT LOW FARES
/ NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
I FRS! CLASS FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP. Sl.50
1 The EIe.ant Steamers LAKE and MOSELEY leave
{ Sixth stre~-t wharf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI.
/ DAY at ) so PIN, and SATURDAY. at 6 p w. Return
! iIlg MONDAY Morning.
Passage and ROOMS secured at u and O. ticket ONCE
Iith street and Pa. o. T. Thompson. 9J2 Pa ave.
Genera office Sixth street wharf: Telephone call 73la
! POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
/ steamer THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
| FRIDAY, a. Fare 2oc. This steamer for charter
cheap Tuesday. Thursday and saturday evenings jy5
/ DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
| The Steaue~ STE Capt w c. Geogheean viii resume
ICr trips to baltimore AND River Landings SUNDAY.
Mach 9Th leaving stephensons wharf al pm; leSv.
! Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY At PIN
! Freight received until pm Saturdays oSLI
/ AL River tr l.at must lie prepaid.
Passenger accommodation Unevualled.
Apply - S1LPuENoON BRO. AGENTS.
| rh3-eni 7th street wharf
| NIT. VERNON, Mt. VERMONT.
| STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 1t-street wharf daily excep. Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning. reaches Washing
t'n about $50 Pm
OU L. L. BLAKE Captain