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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE FARMS IN wAsHIN cTON COUNTY.
OlSC6ICC OE (,OIlIMRIA AT PIIR SALE

By virtue Of deed of trust from John E. Chap Ra&
pel dated ID OF January 1888. aud recorded in S8&
liber O29 folio 19 VI the land records of the -
District OF Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned, trustee will offer
at RnbliS sale on d the Premises on THURsDAY the
P: H. the following described premises. situated in
Washington county, District Of Columbia: All that
part of tract Of land called 'Fletchas Chance
ginning for the same at bound stone from which the
lines between the said John f. Chappell Pierce Shoe
maker and Charles K Belt marked. and running
thence west 70 perchss thence south IN degrees west
thence south III degrees west AZ per hes south
6!b degrees east 22 perches to county road thence
east 45 perches thence straight line S0 percheS
the beginning containing 20 of land or ess
with all the buildings and improvements the same
belonging.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money in
cash, balance i'll equal mstalmets two years
from date with interest from day of sale to be ured
by deed OF trust on the premises the purchaser
pay cash. All convtyancing at the expense of
the purchaser. deposit fif dollars required
je2 d&ds WALTER GREENFIELD Trustee
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The brow ming of Gen. BabcOck.
his FAMILY IN THIS cITY-A rEIk0RAN or INorIRY

a
sENr
Gen. Babcock leaves a wife. who has been In II
health for some time past, and three young soma
They reside In this city. Mr.. Luckey. who resided
In Baltimore, leaves a wife and four children, one
girl and three boys, two OF whom are grown Al
half past O'Clock to-day no of1cfl
information w the sad accident had been
received hut the contents " the private telegram
were made known at the War department, and
telegram asking for information vas Immediately
sent 10 Daytona. Mr.. Benjamin. who sent the
telegram. Is superintendent OF construction az
Mosquito inlet, and the information II regarded
authentic but surprise Is expressed that be did NOT
al once make an Official communication
REELECTEp.-Mr. VIM Briggs. OF THE STAR
office, was reelected secretary treasurer At the
convention ot the international Typographical
Union, Ia session In New orleans to-day
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Paving II. II. Counou.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The Mercantile Trust COM
pany is purchasing under instructions, coupons Of
the Texas Pacific company on its eastern division
consolidated mortgages due June 1st Most OF
these coupons are held in Philadelphia The jersey
Central Railroad company is paying coupons and
dividends at the company's office, in Liberty street
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Tele3raphic Briefs.

The equity suit OF VIM. B. DinSmore, to annul
the leaseof the Central railroad of New jersey by
the Reading railroad company, came before Judges
Nixon and Nc Kennan, In the L. s. circuit court In
Philadelphia to-day, for argument
Oscar Wilde was married to-day to Miss Lloyd.
President Riddle, OF the Penn bank, to-day made
an affidavit before notary that the averments
contained in his statement published yesterday are
each and every one true
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WILKESBARRE. Pa, June 3-The seventh annual
convention OF the state pharmaceutical association
IS IN session here this morning, and Will continue
three days. Two hundred druggists are present
from various parts OF the state. Mayor Broderick
opened The meeting and delivered the address OF
welcome. which was responded TO by Jesse j. Dube,
OF WtluamspOrt, PRESIDENT OF the association.
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A Philanthropist.s Requests.

BOSTON, June 2-The will OF the late Samuel W.
SWEET, OF Jamaica Plain, contains public requests
10 local Institutions amounting to $e4000a The
residue OF his estate which is estimated at 10000,
Is TO be divided equally between the American
BOARD OF commissioners for foreign missions and
the Massachusetts, Home Missionary Society The
American board has also an individual beQuest OF
S1O0Nn
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STEAMERS.
ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" between New ork and Hayre.
Companys pier. No ~ North River; foot of Morton
street. New York. Labrador. Collier, Wednesday
May 18th. 8 a. m st. Laurent, de Joussen Wednesday
June l. pm Canada, de Kersabiec Wednesday, june
IL. a. IN.
Checks payable sight, In amounts to suit on the
Banque Transatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BEB1AN
Agent, No 6, Bowling Green, New York G. W. MOSS
225 Pennsylvania avenue: J. W. BOTELER L SON 9l
Pennsylva avenue. Agents for
ap29 WASHINGTON d C
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UTICA, n. Y, June 3-The first assembly district
democratic convention, held here to-day elected
delegates to the state convention who viii 20 un-
instructed, but are understood to favor Flower
TROY, n. Y, June 3.-The democrats OF the Sec
ond assembly district of Rensselaer, county to-day
elected delegates to the state convention for Til
den. AL the delegates from Rensselaer, county
nine In number-are for Tilden.
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers

hUNCANSON BROS, AucuOneers.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
On THURSDAY, JUNE FIFTH 1884 at HALF-PAST
SEvEN O'CLOCK NJ will sell. within the auction
rooms 9Th and streets northwest, all my Forfeited
Pledges-4old and Silver Watches Diamond Jewelry.
Fine Black and Fancy Colored SILKS, Dress Clothing
Laces Sets Of Jewelry. Solid Silver and Plated Ware
Pistols, Guns Books. &c
Also
160 Sites in Graceland Cemetery.
C. A SMITH Broker,
le3-3t 3l4 9Th street northwest.
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News Briefs.

At the oregon state election Yesterday Herman
rep was elected To Congress by 1890 majority. &c
Is estimated.
The democrats OF Baltimore county. Nd. yester-
day endorsed Hon. j. r. 4. Talbot for Congress
and elected 1ilden delegates The sentiment OF the
Hartford county democrats is ia favor OF the renom-
ination OF 1ilden.
The election for town commissioners held az
ROCKVILLE, Md. yesterday. Resulted IN the re-elec-
ton OF ii. w Talbot, W. fers Bouic, jr and DIR. e
f. Stonestreet Party politics did not enter into
the contest.
Jno. c. Emo. the defaulter who was arrested In
quebec The other day, was discharged yesterday On
Wit OF habeaS corpus. He was Immediately No
arrested outside of the court ROOM
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on THE WEST SIDE OF SIX
1tENIH STREET. BETWEEN AND l.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on THE WEST SIDE OF SIX
ILENlH STREET. EETWEEN X AND l.
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue deed bearing date the 5th &,
day O September. 1882 and duly recorded liber LIE
ltly folio D. Il seq of the land records for the
District OF Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer at
public sale. on THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
u NJ, 1851 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the
premises the following described real estate. viz: All
the city of Wash ngton in the District of Columbia it
being the nth L. feet inches by the depth feet
inches oflot 20 i'll square 1S4. gether with i'm
TrOyements. which consist of q frame dwelling with
brick stable of lot.
In property is sold subject to deed Of trust, re-
corded September 9Th so i'll liber iOll folio 493 &c
of the land records for the District of Columbia
5000. with t"rest at per cent per annum.
Terms One-th"d cash: the residue in equal pay
nents at SIX and twelve months with notes bearing in
trest at Fix per centum per nnnum until paid, and
cured by deed OF trust OH the property SOLD All
veyanclnE and recording at purchasers cost 300 de-
peit required at time of sale. The terms of sale to be
lied with in days. otherwise
the right TO sell at the risk the defaulting pur
chaser. ERASTUS NJ CHAPINj
Iny3l- dts ROBERT =. WERDENI Arustets.
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PRESCOTT. APRON T. June a-The democratic cen
trail committee elected. yesterday. W. n. Meade ana
!. III. Ouray delegates 10 the democratic national
convention 10 Chicago. They are instructed foi
1llden and Hendricks
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PITTsBURG, June 3-The convention OF the Amer
lean Fnt-glaSs Workers Union Is called to meet in
this city July I'd. Delegates from all parts OF the
COUNTRY will be I'm attendance. The National Win
Douglass Workers Association win hold its annual
convention here July 9Th.
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All Quiet at Augusta.

NO PRIVATE WIRE AT MR.. BLAINES RESIDENCE.
AUGUSTA, Mr., June 3.-Everything is quiet here
In view OF the anticipated arrival OF Blaine and
family. No private wire has been connected with
the residence.
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vTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

AND WEST.
Schedule in effect NAY II. 1884
$40 A.M-NEW ORLEANS Mali. daily making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday. with G. \ o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New Y rk and Wash
inston to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
b10P M--LOUISVILLE FAST Ii Z. Daily via Char
t.sville to Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville.
1910 P.M-SOUTHERN Mali. AND EXPRESS. Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. 4 Railway
Pullman Sleeping from Nashn ton via Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans ALSO
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
MANASSAS Division Train leaves Washington at $40 A
NJ. and $40 Z. Nj daily, except sunday.
WarrentOn trains leave Washington at $40 A. NJ and
$40 7. NJ. daily
For tickets and Information inquire Company's Of
nee, tOl Pennsylvania avenue or at Union Depot
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pass. Agent Agent.
mario SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager
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kO 0On NETWORK MADE DOMESTIC CT
cOsOOV CARS, in lots to suit.
ON THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE FIFTH. COM
lnencinR at TEN O'clock will sell. within auc-
ton rooms: 9Th and streets northwest. the above
quantity OF Cigars suitable for retail trade and
sold in lots to suit A good chance or purchasers
te3-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Ex.Secretary Blaine i'm Boxton.

BOSTON, DUNE 3.-The washington train was an
hour and half late this morning. Blaine who was
on board, was unable to make connection with the
morning train for for his home In Augusta and, ac-
cordingly. spent the forenoon In this city.
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The Petroleum NIarket.

irregular. It opened 6rmer q Tx adyancsd 20 ~
and b.oke to Tx 1t noon w
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9l9 Louisiana avenue northwest.
EDWARDS Is BARNARD. Attorneys my2O-eo&d
BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT. No. l112 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in ber
No s85 folio 80 ct seq, Of the land records LIE
will sell. on TUESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of the
premises al the following described real estate situate
the city of Washington District Of Columbia to wit:
All of subdivision numbered thirty two (32 of square
numbered hundred and siXty-four (l64), same
WAS msde by Alexander r. Shepherd and Thomas Kirby.
duly recorded III office of of the District of
columbia. Liber H. X, folio 49, together with all
the improvements, ways easements rights privil ees
and appurtenances to the belonging in wise
arpertaiiing. The improvements consist of three
~tory-and basement brick dwelling No 17l2 l.
street northwest
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal instruments
at cne and two years notes to bear interest at
cent per and to be- secured by deed of trust
premises. al cash at option # purchaser Adepost
500. required at time OF sale ConveyaL cinx, etc. at
lurchas cost. Terms to be complied with in seven
days otherwise the Trustee the ri hit to resell
the properly at tin. FISK and cost the defaulting
newspaper published in Washington. d. C.
my21dSds LEWIS j. DAVIS, surviving Trustee.
V'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST, Be
TWEEN AND d STREETS.
and recorded April - 1873, i'll Liber ia folio 4O7 SF&
OF the land records of the District of Columbia
AMI ly direction OF the person secured thereby will
sell: at public auction ON the THIRD DAY of JUNE
NEXT. at FOUR-THlRTE J.. NJ Lot No. Is. i'll Square
C9l. said lot having front New Jersey of so
2-2 feet, and containing about 6So4 feet Of
ground.
Terms: One fourth cash. and remainder in one and
two years with half yearly intcrs 300 to be paid at
sale and balance of first payment within ten days. All
e9ySyanens &c" at m rs cost rrus,ss
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The baltimore Markets.
June S-virginia SKIES deferred. 7:
orth Carolina skies. old. los bid to-day


North Carolina sixes old. los bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd, June 8-Cotton dull-mid.
ding 11z Flour unchanged and duh. except for me-
dunn grAdes Wheat-southern quiet; western easier
and dull; southern red l08al 10; do amber lOal rs:
No: Maryland. 1l1Sal12; No. western winter red
I02ial O2K Corn-.Outhern quiet and steady: western
DO yellow. nominaliy: ssas2: western mixed. spot.
steamer So asked Oats lower and dnii-scutSsrn and
Pennsylvania. 36a39; western white S7axO DO MIXED
ssas6 Rye quiet 6s.7o Provisions quist and easy.
copper refined quiet. i31salsN WHISKY -nominaily
steady. Ia Other articles unchanged Freights to
Liverpool per stesmsT du.cotten; l,SAd: 6our; 81
$500 bushels; o corn Sc 600 bushels; oets 1900
bushels. Ssles-whest 2S200o bushels; corn. 5000
The PetrOleum Market.
PITTsBURG Pa; June son fairly sctivs end
and b-oke to Tx 1t noon. ~ 49,
The Chicago Markets.
G Oats sH s.; Suly s2A ArsuE q year 6osn
t snasst g SS nSminsl WheatSJpne yH q:
y 20 .sisd: August, lSo3 Iard-.Juna aiS nominal:
July, &N4: August alO. Short dbo-june a22K
nominal; July. &S7A; August asa.
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90 TIT ssSs 90
NV 8 8 7 ssss . Q
: NN Uoo" ssss 90 -.

Experience has proved that ninety nine of every
hundred Of PERIODICAL be cured by one
Of our MAGNETIC BELTS-worn day or night as may
lie agreeable
SEE GUARANTEE BELOW.
The Felt will also diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys all Nervous Disorders Seeplessuess, Neuralgia
&c 1t Is not edicated pad, ant. is the
oefvesf Professional and business men. who
taxing their strength and impairn their energies. will
md that Belt viii tone soothe. ana strengthen the
entire nervous system We give guarantee to each
purchAaer
~lLsONIA MAGNETIC APPLIANCE co.
SO Broadway. New York
For sale in " ashington By W s THOMPSON, Pla--
hAis' us 10Th street who VIII refund the money in
eeGn case where the purchaser not my n n
YNHE OTTO GAS Engine
-, no ptaIer avoids all exrenstve attendance
IL, - =. no handling of fuel no ashes It
Istu excessively Tor running Passenger and Freight
1.e'1tyts o ~li2 hines. Meat Choppers Printing
arc 1thoerrrhi Presses. Coffee Mills ~ astrs PaIr
arc hunn2 Machinery. Iathes kc &c This engine
Win .1trSiIe snioothness regularity of sesx
POSSESSES The least number v NOrk,nx rsrts .,.i
great sn plicity % Mechauis A~A~- ~AA1
10r PARTICULARS as 10 Prices. 49, sII1y ..Ofhce,
1900 -'~' A~A>as ~
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

THE ARABS ATTACK SCAKIN.
CAIRO June 3-The rebels again attacked Suakim
last night. They succeeded In driving in the pick
cts. when they were repulsed by the cavalry, who
pursued them for some distance from the town.
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Convention NOTES..

POWELL CLAYTON ELECTED TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
The national republican committee held meet
ing yesterday In Chicago and disposed OF all the
contested cases for seats I'm the convention In the
matter OF the fourth Maryland district, the COM
mttee reported In favor OF James W Jordan and
Henry W. Rogers. senator Hoar ~ Massachusetts;
Representative Horn, or Michigan: Galusha A.
Grow, OF Pennsylvania, and Powell Clayton, of
Arkansas, were nominated for temporary chair
man. and the latter was elected by a vote OF n TO
13 for Hoar, for Grow and FOR lorr. The choice
OF Mr. clayton has no bearing upon the strength or
the leading candidates
'NEw YORK FOR BLAINE"
A circular bearing the title, "New York for
Blaine the voice OF the Empire state calling James
C. Blaine TO lead TO victory" Is given out in CHI
cago IL is signed 10y Arson c. NcCook, Thomas g.
Platt ana eighteen Others and sells forth that
"Blaine can get more votes In the state OF New
York than any other man, and can carry the state
triu.nphantly."
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

II OOK AT Low FARES.-FIES CLASS FARE 81
IL ROT Nd TTfP. $50
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Steamer JANE NOSEI Ely leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. v WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY at making close connection
for New lOrk Ocean View. Virginia Beach and all
railroad lines
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Fare sc. Steamer
j. W. THOMPSON leaves MONDAY WEDNEaDAY
and SATURDAY. at
For information apply a. General Office. 6l3 18th
street. or at conlany's wharf, foot of 9Th street
ALFRED WOOD. Sec.
GEO. RI PHILLIPS, Supt. my14
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THs NEW YoKk Sus
REACHES WASHINGTON ATTAIN
ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION.

Joe. Ray, T. G. Clements. J. Brad Adams Jos sbi,
Hneton Chandler L Reid. and Washington News Co
WI supPiy II promptly ON order. WILL IL b.,
AaAA AZ % cents = month Address
w. ENGLAND. Publisher The Sun"
mh1S-m New YORK City
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING JAIL AND DWELL
Inc Al EAIEEAN a. IL

PROPOSALS For ETnRIN g. JAII AND DWELL
Proposals invited for the ton Of Jail Building
and Dwelling taChe for the County OF FAIRFAX IN ac
rdaIlce with specifications, plans drawings. &c hed
the office the Clerk IF the County Court At IalrfaI
II for the examination III all proposing to bid for the
work
Said proposals sealed and handed to either Of
n undersigned committee To the clerk Oi tnecouhly
court, 4. " Richardson. or before %oth tth'r
t1eth day of June 1854 at Il u'cnCk and they VIII
b opened day June Sthb by the Board OF snIer
yisOr< and contract awarded to the lowest sponslole
der but the night rpect and all bids Is
- the board No bid which does not proi0se 70 follow
Tie plans and specifications vii be considered Bids
10y be made a. follows. 3 parately
LIST For the whole work .
ID For carpenters work "a classified and described
IN said specifications ard glazing and painting class
I'D and described in same.
the carpenter work and glazing and painting.
BIDS state the sum FOX which the whO'p
work proposed for shall be executed and bids by
yNrti foot perch, square. &c. will be considered
An material. Of whatever character and kind to b.,
furnished by contr ctors.
Bonds with good and satisfactory security will be r.
Quiret. conditioned for the faithful exact perform
GeEe of contract
JOHN b. COLEMAN DrsnpsyiIle
J. NJ THORNE. Fails Church.
JOB HAWXHURST Fairtax C. H.
-. 3ui ding Committee.
rs t30te
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lNMAS LINE Mail STEAMERS.

SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL
City of Chicago May l, May 81. July 3
City of Richmond, May 8. June L. tuIy1I
City of Berlin. May II. June i, July &c
City of Montreal, May % June IS, July 81
City of hester June Z. July 10. Augusta.
For rates Of passage; &c. apply to THE 1NNfAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED, No l Broadway
New York.
Or to J. W. BOTELER X son. 923 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue.: G. W. MOSS, Adams Express 225 Pennsylvania
avenue; Mrs. D. A. BROSNAN. 6l2 9th street; JAMES
BELLEW. I'll 9TH street Washington. d. c. apl6- I'm
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW York HAvnH
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D.
fESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot OF
Sd street Hoboken Rates of passage From New York
$40 to g.. . SECOND cabin SEQ: steerags At lowest
CO.. Bowling Green. New York ". g. METZEROTT
CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: CHAS
W j ~ L.. ~ - street Agents Washington jall
(,UNAkD LINE
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The Drowning Of Gen. O T.. Babceck.

NEw YORK, June "A private dispatch was -
ceived here this afternoon by Or j. W. Porter iroin
Hon. J. h Upton late Assistant Secretary OF The
Treasury, which confirms the report OF the uta,n
by drowning. IN Florida. of Gen O. h BaococA-
Levi 4. Luckey. ana Mir suffer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The new YORK StOCk Market
Thefollowing are the opening and 8 p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALE OF GOOD DOUBLE FRAME
COTTAGE OF ELEVEN ROOMS AND TWO BATH
ROOMS AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
BEING HOUSE NO. GIT TWENTY FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST
will SELL in front of the premises at public auc- Ga
ton, SATURDAY, 1HE SEVENTH DAY OF E:a
JUNE, A u: 1se4, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. the above -.
mentioned premises. Title perfect. Terms sy and
will be announced at the time OF sale
X. q. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer.
Je2-d&ds 10th and + streets northwest.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE ANp THE ONLY LINE
THE II EA s f 81 ASS $I 3RF WEST
Schedule to take eftsct 'tSpAY November Is. 1889.
and street by Eastern Standard or 18th Mer
For Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis daily
T At ~ M Do l9:l5 M lo:l0 p u with through
without Change 1915 a. M daily to Chicago se e9cept
M sr and SfY Dstro With aS Sleep
For Toledo and Dssroi. via Monroeville 1918 a. IN.
daily. with Sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling aud Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m
%y psr except an sSpsnd iy m and 1000 p IN daily.
fs sd sa u s on week days
For B. HIN Sundays $780, So 500 a. m lbs
an. ssp iS and lao H.:
For way Stations between Washington and Baltimore,
iio 60 900 a. H., 12:lo p. m 800 4:4o, 100 and
For stations Metropolitan branch, TAO a. m and
+ r. daily Sn sops .S daily
y'sy s sy ::s
u p: m m and 5:45 p: m daily except sunday
rs vi daily ds sHsep'
Trains arrive from the West daily 800 1850 H. 325
From New Yo York and ph1lsasphia 25s ssa daily
From Annapolis. $40 a and l:5O and 6:37 D. M ;
Sunday 10 40 H., 6:37 D. IN.
From lexington 600 a. NJ daily. and 215 p. m. daily,
except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points 8.25 90
M 2:l5 APO p m, and 500 p. m daily. except Sun
day: 800 p. IN daily from Point Of Rocks
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 4:40,
go ZAP 1872 quo 9;lo and 1880 m. l2:l5. $50.
days, 100 44O 7:30 $780, s:lOa m 1870. $780, 6:25,
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay Station e1-
Cept 4::O D.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
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