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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANsUN BROS, Auctioneers.
ASSIGNEF'S SALE OF GROCERIES, &C, CON.
TANNED IN STORE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
THIRT ZENITH AND II STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of assignment made to me by Frank v
Parker, will sell at public auction. on the premises
No; 1901 H street northwest, on MONDAY. the SIX:
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1884, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, the entire contents Of the grocery and
liquor store recently conducted by said Parker,
sistng Of general line of
Groceries, Liquors.
Together with
Horse Wagon and Harness,
Scales, superior Iron Safe, (by Miller)
Show Cases. Counters, Shelving, &C., &C.
tE-On and after WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE
ELEVENTH. and until day Of sale. bids will be received
by the undersigned for the purch of the entire
tents of the store together with the fixtures good will
and uneXpred lease Of three years. at private sale
je105t GEO. w. COCHRAN, Assignee
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JAMES E. FITCH, ! Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers je11-dts
MITCH. FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

SALE OF XALUABLE PROPERTY ON g STREET,
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY A
CITY.
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry W. How-H
gate and wife to the undersigned duly recorded in a
Iiper y59 folio 49, ct sea- of the land records
OF the District of Columbia. and Of order in the suit
OF the United States of America Henry W. Howgate
eGai No 1919 Equity. in he Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. will. on SATURDAY. THE
IWENTY- FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1884, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises offer for saIe
at public auction all that certain piece parcel Of
ground situate and lying in the city Of Washington
District OF Columbia and known and described lot
numbered fifteen u!). in Samuel Davidson's subdivi
Q69 recorded in the office of the Surveyor of the
District of Columbia in Liber n r. No l. foos Is and
~ SAID lot fifteen 5) being original lot eighteen US)
IN said square and having front of ftyn (59)
Feet eleve Old inches G street between 18th and
small brick house
Terms of sale: One.half cash; balance in equal in
staments In six and twelve months from day of sale,
the notes OF the purchaser purchasers to be given for
tnederre drawing six e6er cent interest
sag notes to be secured bS deed Of trust the
premises sod or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
OF purchasers All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
deposit Of two hundred and fifty dollars will be re-
qred when the property knocked down If the terms
sale the property will be resod by the Trustees
rlsk and cost of defaultng purchaser purchasers,
after five days advertisement.
JAMES F. FITCH,l ,,,..
-R ROBERT G. FOX, 1rus'ees'
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jel1-d&ds
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WEEKS Co. Auctioneers
w 6S1 Louisiana avenue opposite City Post Once.
regular THURSDAYS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS &C.
At our salesrooms, THURSDAY. JUNE TWELFTH.
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Hanged Between the Gate Posts.
NEGRO MURDERER OF A WHITE BOY LYNCHRD n
VIRGINIA.

LYNcHBURG, Va, June 1.-THE following facts
have just reached here regarding a tragedy which
occurred June in Russell county on the farm of
Harvey Osborne, In Castle Wood valley: Two OF
Osbornes little boys were picking strawberries in q
Held near their fathers house, when large negro
boy Joined them. The older white boy soon left
the Held, when the negro ordered the other boy 70
leave also. He refused whereupon the negro placed
pistol at the little fellows stomach and red, the
ball passing out near the spine. The negro
dragged his victim TO a sink hole near by To
conceal the yet living child, who cried aloud. Be
coming frightened the negro fed. but soon went to
the house and informed the mother that her child
had shot himself. The mother, In agony, ran tc
the dying child, who lived long enough to reveal
the horrible crime. The negro was arrested and
placed In jail Friday night masked men sur
rounded the JAIL but the guard succeeded In escap
ing with the prisoner. The guard was overtaken
however, and the negro taken from him. The life
less body OF the negro was found next morning
hanging to rail placed across the high gate posts
on the public road. The men who did the lynchinl
have not yet been identified.
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AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED.
IL SIN al, 22c med ums, Soc. large x5c per dozen.
Small Burners, 10c. mediums, Soc large IL POI
dozen. Gail orders promptly attended to.
A. SONNEESTRAHLS
sp! ll32 It'll street northwest
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A Quarter OF q Million Wanted
THE NICARAGUA WATER WAY PROJECT

The time Of the Senate yesterday was mostly
occupied in secret session, considering clause in
the consular and diplomatic bill inserted by the
Senate committee on appropriations at the request
OF the Secretary OF STATE and OF such nature that
the State department refused to explain the neces
Aty OF the appropriation to the House apprOpria-
lions committee. The clause is as follows "TO
meet the necessary expenses attendant upon the
execution OF the neutrality act, to be expended
under the direction OF the President. pursuant TO
the requirement OF section 291 OF the Revised
Statutes, $4,000, or so much thereof AZ may be
necessary"
The concessions from Nicaragua which Secretary
Frelinghuysen wishes to secure for this govern
ment are understood TO be those made three four
years ago for an interOceanic canal the project in
which Gen. Grant, Gov. Morgan, s. L N. Barlow,
Capt. Phelps and others in this country, together
with some people OF influence in Nicaragua, were
interested. The term within which the work must
be begun has nearly elapsed. What the Secretary
Congress to appropriate for expenses uncer the
neutrality act" whether TO purchase the rights OF
the time, or both, cannot yet be learned.
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The London Pau Mall Gazette refterates IT'S be.
lief that its account OF tho provisions OF the Egypt
ian conference b correct and II Is fntimated that
change may occur IN the government within
three VoekG
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Liabilities, 100000; Actual Assets,
$4,000.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE schedules of Orlando
NJ. Bogart, Richard w. Bogart and AlanSon NJ. WILL
cox, OF the firm of o. NJ BOgart & Co., bankers and
brokers, OF 10S Broadway, who made an assignment
to John Wheeler, were filed to-day. They show
the firms debts to be s. 997; nominal assets in
Guiding securities pledged for loans s. Alb 46S and
actual assets, including the equity In securities
pledged for loans, $97, 1871.
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ARMY oRpERs-The leave OF Capt Passmors
Middleton, assistant surgeon, u. s. army, is ex-
tended three months on surgeon certificate OF dsa-
bility. Post Chaplain Robert Ncwatty, T. g. army,
Is relieved from duty In the department OF Texas.
and will proceed nom Fort Brown, Texas 20 Fort
Wingate, New Mexico, for assignment TO duty. The
leave or second Lieut. Thomas Connolly. Isl infan-
try. Is extended two months Leave for six months,
10 take effect about July !. 1854, Is granted Can't
Richard Vance, 18th infantry.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

THR EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE
CoNsTAETINoPLE June 1.-THE porte declines to
appoint delegate to the approaching Egyptian
conference unless the whole Egyptian question
shall be submitted to the conference or shall have
been previously settled between England and
Turkey.
CoADJUTOR OF THE BISHOP OF CORK.
RoAE, June 11.-Father O'Callaghan, the DOmini-
can prior Of st. Clements, has been appointed CO
ad1utor OF Bishop Delany, OF Cork.
DEPKECATING THE DYNAMITE DELCSIoN.
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE Freemdn's journal this
moping publishes a letter from Mr. Jno. OLeary,
who writes from Paris saying that he proposes to
visit Ireland in 1885. His opinions the same as
In 1s4S, but he has little faith in the party OF
action. He deprecates the ''dynamite delusiOn,'
and said he would despair If he thought it any
thing but passing craze. Other means must be
used to save Ireland.
ACRoSTIC WINS THE ROYAL HUNT CUP.
LONDON, June 1.-THE race for the royal hunt
cup took place to-day at the Ascot meeting and
was won by MI. X. Jardine'S 4-year.old bay colt
Acrostic. The Duke OF Westminster's 3-year-old
colt Duke OF Richmond was second, and Lord Rose
bery's 4year-old bay colt Outlet third Acrostic
won by length. Outlet was a bad third.
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DIED.
DONOHOE- On June II. ss4 at a. m, BRrD0Er
the beloved daughter of Matthias and Mary Donohoe.
aged sixteen Year, and nine monthA
May she rest in peace Amen.
Her funeral will take place from her psrents residenca
street. between Twenty fourth and Twenty NTH
streets northwest Friday afternoon. ct O'Clock.
Friends OF the family invited 10 attend.
JOHNSON. On Tuesday. June 10. 1894 ct $50 .. NJ.
JOSEPH LYNDON. infant son Of Simpson and Sarah n.
Too fair for earth, his spirit lied
To Heavens celestial bliss
He too sweet too fair by fae.
For such world ~ this.
Funeral will take place from his pArents roadeoce -
Fourth street southeast Thursday nth q O'Clock
PELHAM On the 1lth day of June 1884 stS O'Clock.
sumption, which she bore with Christian readgnsttoa
and fortitude.
SHOEMAKER. On June H. 1884. after short fllnssQ
of scarlet fever SUSAN LILLIAN. nine years and
six months. twin daughter OF Thomas Z. and jana A
Shoemaker.
Funeral at ten o'clock June 18th from residspos a
parents, No. $40 street southwest. Funeral pFi-
vAte.
SHORTER On Tuesday June 10TH 1894 st $50 D.
m, WILLIAM HENRY SHORTER, aged sevsnty.t1o
years.
Funeral from his late residence 1914 Twelfth strse
northwest Friday. 18th instant Ct p. n. Friends
invited without further notice n
WILDER. On Tuesday. June 10. 1884, WI. ". WI.
DER
Funeral from his residence. No. 80 Twenty-SoassA
street northwest. on June 18TH at $50 D. m.
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Nominated for ConRrcss.
Ravages Of a Water spout.

CINCINNATI. O., June 1.-THE republicans OF the
14th Ohio district, at Athens yesterday, nominated
Gen. Charles u. Grosvenor for Congress-
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accompanied by a water spout, visited the Cum
oerland valley shortly after dark last night Sew
eral passenger trains narrowly escaped being
wrecked in consequence The water spout was
about half mile In width, and very destructive TO
grain, buildings and fences
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucs,onssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIX
TEENIH STREET. BETWEEN AND L

NURIHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 9Th a
day OF September, 1882 and duly recorded In hber
lob folio g. ct seq, Of the land records for the
District Of and at the request Of the party
pubic sale on THIRSDAY the TWETFTH DAY p OF ~
JUNE 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the
that piece or parcel Of land being and in
the city Of Washngton in the District Of Columbia it
being the north IL inches the depth Of LOG feet
inches oflot 20 in square 1884, together with the inn
proyements, which consist Of frame dwelling. with
brick stable on rear OF lot.
This property is sold subject to deed Of trust re-
corded Septem Der 9th, 1882 In ber 10 folio 493 &C.
Of the land records for the District Of Columbia
$4,000, with interest at per cent per annum.
Terms One third cash: the residue in two equal
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing
teress at s1 per eentum per snnum until PAID and Sc
veyancnE and recording at cost 800 de-
complied with In seven days, otherwise the Trustees
serve the right to resell at the risk Of the defautng
chaser. ERASTUS N. CHAPIN,l ,u,,,4o,,
my31-dts ROBERT S. WERDEN,S Aius'oos
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollow1ng are the opening and p m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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GENERAL ARMY ORDRR has been issued direct
ing the 21st and 14th regiments OF infantry TO ex-
change stations The former win proceed nom the
department OF Columbia to the department OF the
Platte and the latter from the departtnent Of the
Platte and the Uncomphagre cantonment 70 the
department OF Columbia
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TOMORROW.

CONTINUATION TRADE SALE OF FINE CAR
~ RIAGEs. BUGGIES. PHAETONS, ROAD WA
CONS &c, &c,
At the Manufacturers Repository 611 street north.
c Wssf, oh THHUEsDAY JUNE TWELFTH. At ELEvEN
any Of these goods at public auction.
je6-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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NNRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER PROP
Il ERTY. AT THE JUNCTION OF SIXTEENTH
AND g STREETS SOUTHEAST

By virtue of deed of trust, dated December 60 a.,
1880 duly recorded in Iiber No 1885, folio 225 one
of the land records Of the District of Columbia and
at the reQues of the party secured thereby shall sell
DAY. JUNE EIGHTEENTH. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK
ded subdivision of lots square numbered hundred
aud subject to taxes assessed thereon
Terms of SALE One third cash: balance, in two equal
tnstaments in six and twelve months with interest
cash. at option OF purchaser 800 deposit at time of
SALE and all conveyancing and recording purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Trustee.
JOHN SHERMAN l. CO.. Auctioneers.
VIM NJ. SMITH, Salesman. je6-eo&ds
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Local Notes.

The Pennsylvania Railroad company has decided
not to allow lunches to be served on board the
trains at Wilmington, as has been the custom
The family OF Mr. b. F. King. who reside at
Brightwood, and who were all more or less injured
by being thrown from a buggy a few days since
at 9TH street and Rhode Island avenue reported
as doing we'll, except Mrs. King herself. who was
very seriously injured In the hip joint The injuries
OF the four children were not serious
To-day the petit Jurors OF the Criminal Court for
the present fMarch) term were discharged with the
thanks OF the court The grand jury will sit up 70
Saturday.
The case OF Milan Herndon, colored. charged
with rape on Elizabeth johnson, a colored girl IL
years old, was called in the Criminal Court to-day,
but was continued till Tuesday next
j. w. Warner to-day entered a suit against d. W.
s. E. Middleton to recover S410 value OF deposits.
The fun Length portrait OF the late Secretary OF
War, Edwin NJ. Stanton, painted by authority OF
an act OF the corporation OF Washington, approved
by Mayor Bowen May I'd, 1870. TO be placed In the
City Hall, Is TO be temporarily removed TO one OF
the hotels in this city to adorn OF its obbies
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UyHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT l. IN SQUARE SOUTH
OF SQUARE 7OS, AT THE FOOT OF SOUTH
CAPITOL STREET, WITH THE SAW MILL,
MACHINERY WHARF PRIVILEGES NC

OE SQUARE IOS, AT THE FOOT OF SOUTH
MacHfNEkY WHARF Fi PRfv1L HG SAC Sc MILL
By virtue of certain deed Of trust. bearing date -
the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1873, and recorded land
in Liber No 8e3, folio 80. of the land records H
for the District OF Columbia and at the request in writ
ing Of the holders of two overdue prossory notes. by
said deed secured the undersigned Trustees will SELL at
public a%stiSn II front q the premises At SIX 0GL3cK
OF JUNE. A. D. 1884 the highest and best bidder ali
that certain parcel of ground lying in the City of WASH
ington in the District Of Columbia and known aud de-
sgnated the ground plat PLAN of said city Lot
7Os (seven hundred and eighty Also all the water and
whang privileges to the said lot belonging and all the
right title interest property claim and estate of the
said party Of the first part in. to or concerning
OF the grading and filling of the same, by those
Of those whose estate he had hath in said lot
The property hereby intended to be transferred being
the same that conveyed to the undersigned by the
privileges appurtenances and to the said
lot belonging in any wise appertaininR and all the
improvements machinery. engines. works. erections
implements appliances. chattes furniture and articles
now in or upon said premises whether added placed
there since the date Of said deed of 9th February 1873
not and whether fixtures otherwise and all the
law and equity said party Of the first part
said deed of trust in and to the same
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash (of which $500 be paid at the time Of sale
Of sale in equal for which the purchaser give
notes. bearing interest at the rate of six per
annum until paid, the to be cured by deed of
trust with covenant of Insurance. to the satisfaction
the option of the purchaser All conveyancing must be
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the purchaser default if the terms sale
complied with within five days from the day of sale
je7-d&ds JOHN sELDEN. Trustees.
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The District Apprspriasssa Dall.
SENATE AMENDMENTS WHICH TIE uoUsn VIII ~

SENATE AMENDMENTS WHICH TIE noUm VIII ro1
ALLOW.
The House yesterday non-concurred IN the senate
amendments 20 the District Appropriation bill Tfse
amendments Increased the appropriation for the
salaries and contingent expenses in Commissdooefs
ONCE, from ,2os 10 s2l "a: for the assessors
ONCE from ST. 100 10 siSeoo for the auditors once,
clerk hire. for engineer denart ment from 81 40
10 s6s,7oG for improvements and repairs OF bridges
from $500 TO sel.0oo; FOR maintaining
appropriation for the metropolitan police was re-
duced about 5000; that for the re department IS
Court is increased g. ooo and other minor changes
were made relating 10 schools, charities, stresea
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT TRADE SALE OF
" Fine Carriages.
Buggies, &c.
See advertisement ielO.2t
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HARTFORD, CONN, June 1l.-Wm. G. Morgan, the
defaulting agent OF the New York banking firm of
Putnam & Earle, was sentenced to years in
states prison by Judge Stoddard, OF the superior
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AMATEUR OPERA IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
The Operetta OF 'sI Jacob" was produced with fine
effect last night at "Bonn1e Brae" the residence OF
F. H. Smith, esq.,, In Prince Georges county, Nd,
MT. s G. Eliot Miss Add,e Smith and Miss Hsttis
Tinker sustaining the leading parts. burlesque
stump speech by F. ID. Matby. readings recitation,
music and refreshments followed
ANOTHER VICTIM OF LEvls.-The New York Times
OF to-day contains dispatch from Philadelphia
correspondent in relation to Lewis. The writer
states that some time after Lewis had fed and Col
Burnside had been arrested a prominent Philadel-
the government departments In Washington, in
which the latter states that he lost 81 800 by Lewis
The writer asked the assistance OF his friend to
states that the wife OF Lewis lived In Germantown,
but that she has now gone away.
SUING FOR A LEaAcY-To-day Mr.. F. T. Brown
ing filed suit for the United States TO the use OF
Thornton Johnston against Elizabeth Windsor and
states that Catherine windsor died on February
Goth, 1880, and left Will by which she left him
$3.50 and by said will John R. Johnston, now de-
ceased, and Horace johnston were appointed eX-
ecutors and defendants were sureties on the bond,
and he now sues for the legacy.
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs-The central board
OF associated charities met last evening at the
rooms on G street. between 9th and 10th streets,
Mr.. A. 8. Solomons in the chair and Mr. L. g.
Emery secretary. Reports were read, showing
from May 18th to June 1Oth-receipts, So 49, calls
WANTS for d I for !Gf odSns or meals Ur
groceries furnished to two families. fuel to one
family, rent paid for four, shoes furnished, one
pair; employment found for two. The financial
report showed amount on hand at last meeting
&6S572; receipts dncluding S2S10 from entertain
menp s47 IS: bills rendered, sl96 as leaving bal
ance OF $5364Q. The secretary presented draft OF
circular which was ordered TO be printed and cir
culated setting forth the desire OF the association
TO establish school OF instruction In housekeep-
ing for girls between 12 and Is; day nursery for
children; wood yard and a sewing room, and
asking FUNDS to aid them.
Fox-BECKwITH.-Lieut.C Charles E. Fox, L. S. N,
and Miss Nellie Beckwith, daughter OF the late
Gen Beckwtth, were married last evening at st.
Johns church, Rev. DR.. Leonard. OF ST. Johns. and
Rev. Chas. NJ. Addison. OF Arlington, Mass, officia-
ting. The bridesmaids were Miss Yulee. Miss Pat
terson, Miss Coolidge, Miss l. Beckwith, Miss Hall
and Miss Holabird. Lieut. Gait, OF the navy, acted
as best man. The usherS were MessrS. Reynolds,
Br1ce, Adams, Fox and Lieuts. Burgdorf and Dun
can. Lieut. and Mrs. Fox, after a reception at the
brides residence, left the city for trip through
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
,oTop, THE Month. WEST AM, sorTnwEsT
R sfEh dftsh u.esrricE ETP P ffafSfH
IL EFFECT MAY lirH. ISL 1'---'
or SIXTH .sp b STREETS. As FOLLOWS
Of f rs.sq :s9 .hc aH Mat at GAS e
s4oa m daily With sleepins Cars frolil Harrisburg
fass CAS- to PtsburE Also eohna t daily for
Chfcazo. with sleeping Car r1ttsbury TO Chicago
the West. with Palace Sleeping car Washington 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Enc. CanandaiEua, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
WshnTton ia 6chester and Wasn t f 10 E HTs
Train leaving Washington On Saturday night viii not
Tor Will arnsport. Lock Haven and Elmra at s40a n
For New YORK and the East Sis a. m 1850 a m lao
400 1000 and lll5 2, IA ON Sunday. 100 1890 aad
$40 a m daily. except SUNDAY so. 0.''
For Boston without change. 40 p every week day
For BraaEyn = y all through trains connec. at yer-
sly City with boats of Brooklyn Annex affOrling
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double fer
For 6' nS Ssw aGf an G g
and II ON sunday a 80 90 10 go aud Is pm
Tor BsIiHr ~ - s q Gei Jay fff.t SUNDAY O.,
l4o. 500 as 80 90 5;4o 1000 and II p m
On sunday 40. 1870 H.. 20. coo. 1:40 IOO0 and
Tor PoIes Creek Line ESQ and $40 daily.
For Annapolis. $50 44o daily except Sun
E EAh' p AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
for o Asx IA SO 72o 92s HOS and l1:s5 am
,s a. 90 sO e:25 SOS and lI:35 pm On Sunday
For R,chmond and South. 80 and IL os am daily.
Trans leave AlsIanr Tafs dT S s9asy so 60,
and Io 10 m Loo 305 % 10 o5 and 1910 p
am; 7O5 and 10: 40 IN "-'''AS ~' QUO anu io'i'
Iisss, and intoTmao at the office northeast corner
Ton Shsrv orders can be leu for the checkine Of bag
j. r i Woo hS' esn and ,rsss .aie
ChAs = PCGH General Manager Eyi2