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TOMORROW.

ssTTNHE MAN IN A TREE" will locate in his new
residence next week and offers at public sale on
reasonable terms, Airy Castle" better known THE
House in Tree" together with the lot which it is
erected Also one or more lots in the immediate vi
cnity.
The lots Fart of the Eslin estate VIII ch bounds
Mt Pleasant south. square west from 14th
and northwest of the Columbian College property.
Undoubtedly this is the choicest and heslthiest loca
ton for private residence within the District limits and
unsurpassed for safe money Investments, with
mulative and quick profits
1t has the great advantage of high elevation charming
grove Of large oak trees and only square from 14th
street horse cars.
Sale the premises TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH, SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. my2A -3ts
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TORDANS WHITE sULPHUR EPRINGa
NJ sSds sge co. pep1s s Ps o. We
asdaya go PsmSS6iets & star ciSce 4E:
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RAILROADS.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

VTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect MAY H. 1884.
$40 A.M-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections to all points South and Southwest.
Daily. except Sunday, with c. 4 o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
ington to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans
b:l0P M,-LOUISvIILE FAST LIN s. Daily via Char
lottesvlle to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville.
to all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with G. h O. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from WASHINGTON via Dan.
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans: also.
Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at $40
NJ. and $40 2. NJ. daily except Sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington at $40 A. M and
$40 PM. daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at Companys Of
fee, Sol Pennsylvania avenue OR at Union Depot.
M. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass. Agent Agent.
mario SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager
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THOMAs DOWLING. Auctloneer.

IL
A RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT
VERY VAh U IMPR0yED AND uNIM,
BEALL STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. c. AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY the TWENTY sixth DAY Of
MAY, 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
premises, shall sell the following property: part
Of square 49, subdivided into lots lots 1851 1859 and
1861 improved by hotel building, and lots and by
building located above The three sta
BILE barn the side ~ feet long, IS feet wide
and very substantial, and would make, with little
change fine machine shop. school house. lecture or
music hall The yard Is excavated six feet below the
grade and saves cost OF digging out Easements. The
sewerage facilities the finest in the District, and Is
solely under the control Of of the property The
drainage is complete with splendid fall into the main
which terminates the premises. The location
is the center of business and thrift in West Wash
non and where property is sought after for various
kinds Of mercantile pursuits and dwellings, 1t is
of being close proximity to the street
lines This property be handled advantage
in the hands of one person.
Terms One third cash. the balance in six and twelve
mouths with notes bearing interest and secured by u
deed of trust on the property sold All conveyancng.
&C. at purchasers cost Fifty dollars deposit required
on each purchase at time of sale.
For plats of the property apply to the Auctioneer
myl,-dSds THOS. DOWNING Auct.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON,

Z ADJ BETWE EN- ihE osAf LINE
.o,,. THE f a AT ESA AsR IHE WEST:
Eebecq1s to take ee eh SUNDAYS November 49, ,s.
.md by 9 Of
For Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
SSS,ss s;fs:Ss fs3;s
i 4 .os :,.sa az, md beg, ss
ss.jss e. 1s s va ssssa. 'es
;es ssy Ssss s az
81 h$s1s q Hsta 81 s So q s %a
sH =? IS ss9 so s az .n
am: nd fsg
ter stations on Metropolitan, branch. TAO am and
en sSaSsS p%h aay for
snRss ies ds Except sans9
pm daily ssa tor TrsdsFieI: $40 io:is am. AS
aos sa5dsg daily
efr Ro tie y Vest d kk !SlS daily
fTC% New Tors and Ih!ladsiphia. 2bs ssoam daily
From Ann.polis. $40 am. lid 1:5o and e:s7 pm,
From Lexington. $40 a. m. daily. and 2:l5p. m. daily
From F!sdsTef and intermediate points. s;2s 1000
Sunday: eco p m daily rom Point Of Rocisy. ea'ep'
siS and 1855 "; m.. 1s:is, !: "a - ~
anq o. !. sss II aS e ana sagsnSsosy. M 4''
from washington stop at Relay Station except
ois Ss .ggy NO
avenue 14th street. where orders
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and gecevedSt
y 1 e st Z II s19S N g. T n.,tlpor.
mig e K. LORD. Genl PASSENGER Aren't
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE, SITUATE ON AND THIRD
STREETS SOUTHWEST. IN THE CITY OF

REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON c AND THIRD
STREETS SOUTHWEST. IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
be District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause M
No as94e the UNDERSIGNED viii offer for sale. at A
snbllc suction in front Of the respective on
MONDAY The SECOND DAY OF JUNE, 1884
rt HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the fol-
lowing described real estate That certain piece
Gel of ground known and described part of lot
bsred "a In square numbered 534 and bounded fol-
lows: Beginning at point ii feet inches south from
the northeast Of said lot thence running south
Sd street west II feet inch: thence west 81 feet
thence north IL feet inch thence east 62 feet to the
place of BEGINNING the said property being improved by
three-stOry brick residence.
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will offer for
sale that certain parcel of ground known and
described part of lot numbered in square numbered
584 and bounded follows beginning for the
the southeast of said lot and running northery
s. feet IL inches thence westerly IL feet6 inches thence
southerly 81 feet inches thence easterly along the
line of street southwest IL feet inches the place of
bgtnnng this property being improved by two-story
brick residence.
Terms: Cash A deposit of $50 will be required on
the purchase of each of the said pieces property The
property will be resOld at the risk and expense de-
fauting purchaser in of compliance with said
terms within five days from day sale Costs Of con-
veysncing at purchasers expense.
WI HENRY Executor, =.
my2l-dts No. 465 L street southwest.
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A Joke Causes a Rum On . saving
Rank.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, May "a Norwalk paper
published on Friday q lengthy article relative to
the long and steady run on one OF the oldest banks
In that town, which was intended as joke, the ar
article was headed: "a NOrwalk bank in Trouble. "
Scores OF excited depositors, who read the article
or heard about 1t, rushed to the Norwalk Savings
bank the oldest In the vicinity and drew their de-
positS The run continued during the day, and be-
tween 900 and $780, 600 was taken out before the
joke became generally known.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, May ga serious railway ac-
cident has occurred near BOOgoe. The rails had
been willfully lOosened by unknown persons. This
caused the Moscow express to leave the track, and
the engine, luggage van and three passenger car
riages were thrown down an embankment One
latter was the VICE governor Of oreI. The Grand
Duke Slrgtus, who was travelling along that line,
reached the scene soon after the accident occurred
GREAT FLOODS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, May 26.-The floods In the southeastern
province about Murcta and Alicante are growing
alarming. Whole towns have been cut OH, and the
crops over large extent OF country have been
completely destroyed. Many families have been
rendered homeless Gendarmes and sailors are
carrying provisions to the destitute and making
every effort to rescue such of the Inhabitants as
are In danger The thundatiOn exceeds that OF
1879.
CONTRIBUTIONS WANTED.
LONDON, May 26.-The newspapers appeal for
contributions to the amount Of c1,OOO with which
to send representation Of British artillery volun-
teers to compete In the artillery practice at
quebec
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ANOTHER SUSPENSION.

A Wisconsin Bank Closes its Doors.
CHICAGO, May ga dlspach to the Journal from
Milwaukee, Wis, says: StFong's bank, at Green
Bay, closed its doors this morning.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
~ Corner 9Th and D streets northwest

By virtue of order of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia orphans jurisdiction the under
1881 at TEN O'CLOCK N. sell at the auction rooms
of Duncanson Bros, the following property belonging
to the estate Of Jsbez Pttard deceased Household
Furniture Dishes Carpenters and Shoemaker Tools
full line Of Lasts Sole Leather Bedding and Bed Cloth
Ing Clothes. and lot of miscellaneous stuff Persons
who left Shoes with deceased will claim them before sale
JAMES d. MANKIN, Collector.
HARRIS OLIVER Solicitors my22-4t
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I'd Edition.
Latest IGleglans to The Star,
Proceedings Before q u. q. Commits
sl0neR Today.

President Fish, Of the Marine National bank, and
came nns ge ss;sSs
where 1t was understood that Mr.. Hirsch was to 60
pan for President Fish. shortly before O'Clock
MI; Fish was brought TO the marshals ONCE, where
short consultation took place. From there he
was conducted to the .. s. commissioners ONCE,
accompanied by his counsel.
FISH, you are charged with violation OF the Q. s.
law IN wilfully applying for your own uses certain
is criminal Charge. Do YOU appesr py counsel p
Mr.: Fisk pointed to his counsel, who said: ave
plead not guilty and then asked the district attor.
BAIL FIXED AT $4,000
MI Root replied that the Lawrence case was the
nearest case to this and In that the district attor
same amount MIR. Nsh's counsel said that his
client had made over every dollar that he had for
the benent OF the bank, and everybody knew that
money he was charged with misappropriat,ng.
Counsel thought $500 or $4,000 would be ample
security sec Commissioner Shields said he would fix
Fish Strikes Back.
HOW HE WAS FOOLED By wARD-HIs REFIRITc8 10
CERTAIN LETTERS OF GEN. GRANT.
The New York Tribune publishes this morning an
interview with Mr. James D. Fish in relation to the
Ward Grant failure. The firm OF Grant 4 Ward
was first composed, be said, Of q. s. Grant, IT,,
ferdinand Ward and himself, each putting In
100000. Later Gen. Grant and Jesse r. Grant were
let into the concern each with $4,000 He refers
Two letters he received from Gen. Grant assuring
MIN that the government contracts" were al
ngnt and straight, and that the profits were genu-
Inc.
He states that he desired to publish the letters
some days ago, but was Overruled by counsel all OF
whom united In saying that to publish them would
nave disastrous effects, and begged him not to
publish them.
HOW WARD FOOLED FISH.
he says that on the morning OF the failure he
called on Ward, and that the latter's wife detained
him while Ward skipped down the back stairs and
hurriedly left the city. Ward, he said, used to
come to him with slips OF paper referring to these
supposed government contracts "Withln the past
year." said MIR. Fish, "he has come TO me with
Indian contracts, and when asked him through
whose influence he got these contracts or bought
them, he gave me to understand that Senator
Chanee, Gen. Grant, President Arthur, and various
people who had political power were assisting him.
He told me directly that President Arthur was In
Win him on some OF those contracts"
WHAT GEN. GRANTS LETTERS SHOW.
lawyer who is prominent in the affair says OF
the letters OF Gen. Grant: "They will show think,
not that Gen. Grant deliberately attempted to mis-
lead Mr.. Fish In regard to these government con-
tracts, but rather how completely the General was
under the control OF Ferdinand Ward, for believe
that he consulted Ward before replying to MI.
Fish, and was governed by what Ward said"
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THoXAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF FURNITURE STORE AND
DWELLING, No. 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORIHWEST AT AUCTION, EMBRACING AN
ISUE HALL CLOCKS. ANTIQUE AND MOD
I'm PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, TOGETHER WITH
ENERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
.Qp THURSDAY. MAY TwENTY-NINTH. 1894. at
TEN O'CLOCK shall sell. without reserve, the entire
contents of the above establishment.
Store and dwelling for rent. Apply on premises.
WyA-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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John SHERMAN & co,
% Ron

TOHN SHERMAN & co,
- Real Estate AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
POMEROY STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust dated December 1st a
$780, and recorded i'll Lber No $685. folio AL seq H
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
at the request Of the party thereby secured will offer
for sale at public auction in front Of the premises
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIVE, 1884. AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot numbered sixteen
Q6 and lot lettered d." in block numbered seventeen
90 Of Howard University subdivision of Efingham
Place together with all the improvements said lots
Terms: One third cash balance in equal payments of
chaser bearing six cent interest from date of sale
and secured on the property sold. will he taken Or
complied with in seven days from day of SALE de-
posit of $50 each lot will be required at time Of SALE
myl9-1W JOHN I. ARMS Trustee.
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CONTRIBUTIONS WANTED
The Methodist Protestant Conference.
TIE NEXT NETTING TO BE HELD IN MICHIGAN.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 26.-In the Methodist
Protestant general convention this morning the
several committees were called for reports. Rev.
T. B. Appleget, OF New jersey, reported that the
annual conferences failed to make collections for
the expenses OF delegates to the last ecumenical
council, held In London, England and only those
delegates who paid their own expenses attended.
Adrian, Michigan, was selected as the place for
holding the next general convention.
resolution was offered that two editors be
selected for each the Methodist Protestant and the
Recorder, at salary OF 81 500 each per year. and
that annual reports OF both establishments shall be
made. Referred to the committee on publishing
houses.
The question OF the publication OF the journal of
the general convention was called up and elected
prOtracted discussion. It was stated that the
assessments for the last journal had been de-
faulted by ten conferences, and loss had fallen
upon the publishing houses
Rev. DR.. DrtnkhOuse offered q proposition that
the journal be published and sold to those who de-
sire to purchase instead OF levytng an assessment
on the annual conferences, which was adopted.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

T oOK AT Low FAREsmFdksT-C CLASS FARE, 81
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Steamer JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington for Nor.
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNESD DAY and FRI
DAY at 80 IN, making close connection with steam
ers for New York Ocean View. Virginia Beach and all
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGsFare Csc Steamer
j. w. THOMPSON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at a. H.
For information apply at General Office 613 18th
street, at companys wharf, foot of 9Th street
ALFRED WOOD Sec.
GEO. r. PHILLIPS. Supt my24
nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON:
Jroe and the South. Steamers GEORGE LEARY
and EXCELSIOR. Summer schedule-May LIST to Sep
temper So 1884. Steamers viii leave Seventh street
wharf as follows: LEAKY on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS at $50 p m, making no stops be-
on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at $40 and SATUR.
DAYS at p ~. stopping at Pney Point and Corniield
Harbor each way Exclusive connection with Boston
and Providence steamers Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western Sea.
board and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads Passage and rooms can be secured at Bal
more and Ohio ticket office at l4h street and Pennsyl
yania avenue. st; Marc hotel P0lkinhorns, next to
Pennsylyania avenue, and at c9mpsny's ofhce 18th
baggage from hotels and private residencea Freight
ap3O ". P. WELSH. General Agent.
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RANGE OF fHR THKRMOHETER--The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
0mcer to-day-7a m, 66,2; II An, 692; IN, ZOE.
Maximum, 109; minimum, 627.
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THE DISTRICT DELEGATES TO CHIcAGo.-Mr. Frank
B. Conger, one OF the delegates elected TO repre-
sent the District at the national republican con-
vention, expects to leave for Chicago Thursday,
taking his family with him and stopping on the way
at Port Huron, Mich Mr. p. II. Carson, the other
delegate, will leave for Chicago, II is expected, Fri
day. II Is thought that quite party OF District
Fire under the roof OF premises No. 1l12 w street.
just before noon to-day, spread to No. liza. dam
aging the houses to the extent OF $780, The houses
were owned by Henry Rupert, and were fully
insured
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PARTIES For EUROPE
should take BRUNSWICK BERTH in use exclusively
tn ISMAS STEAMSHIP LINZ
These births keep perfec ty level under all conditions
of weather. edOrdinE Perfect comfort night
illus doing with the discoforts of ocean
travel
INMAN S S co QimteD
GEO. W. MOSS Agent
ap28m&th3m No. Broadway New York
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AUCTION SALES,
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionee7s.

II S~SSSs
REGULAR SALE
AT OUR SPACIOUS sALEsRooM
ON TUESDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY Ev.
ENTH, BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING FULL LINE OF pARLoR SUITES,
VARIOUS STYLE FRAMES AND COVERINGS:
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS:
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR; HAND
SOME HALL PIECE. HALL CHAIRS. MARbLE-
TOP S1DEBOARDS. DESKS. HAT RACKS.
LOUNGES NJ. 7. TABLES. WALNUT BOOK
CASES. DROP LIGHTS REFRIaERATORs
BABY CARRIAGES, CARPETS, STOVES. FANCY
MATT1NGS. HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, &C.: ALSO Is
FINE ENGRAvINGS.
LOT READY-MADE LADIES' CLOTHING.
800 STRAW HATS
TO WHICH THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS Is
CALLED. 1t
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
FIFTY FINE ENaRAy1NGs; RICHLY MOUNTED
VIZ sis'5Ssne Il
P1ETsaHM P sAR SUITE 1S, wA ANY TN BED
PIATE M1RRoR s HANbspMG 1AHER c6Eoks
.sSE SSESS sSRE sESSsEE5
OTHER CHAIRS, WALNUT DINING CHAIRS.
EXTENSION TABLE NJ T. TABLES. LOUNGES,
n: r WASHSTANDS. BUREAUS, SPRING AND
OTHER MATTRESSES, NJ. 7. COMMODES, DRUG
GETS TOILETWARE, TABLE LINEN, BEDDING.
BLANKETS. SHEETS stREADs. CHINA, GLASS.
WARE AND AND GROCKERY. KITCHEN UTENSILS;
CONTENTS OF HOUSE 12s STREET NORTH
WEST.
commencing At TEN 0cfocR, we Viii sell on the he
premises, the above; mentioned Household Furniture.
nearly new; party leaving for Europe. Some Of the
above very handsome and worthy attention Of
chasers.
my26-3t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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Reported Shooting Of Judge LOWell's
Son.
BOSTON, May 26-A report reaches here that John
Lowell, IT,, son OF Judge Lowell, who has just re-
tired from the bench OF the U. circuit court, was
fatally shot In Buffalo this morning.
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SUMNER HoMEs.

The management of the Virginia Midland Railway an
preciatiag the difficulty experienced by residents in
cities OF finding pleasant country homes for the summer
have had compiled and have ready distribution
circular giving hotels and boarding houses located
along their line with rates Of board the day week
month"; also rates for communication tickets for summer
travel Three daily trains are now running ON main
line and two daily Except Sunday the Manassas
division aoring facilities for travel to and from Wash
call at Virginia Midland Office. COL Pennsylvania avenue
myl2- I'm
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THE GREAT rrus, v.x,. p,,r,
grH S Rrs sHsEnr
STEEL E4Ef ErraF MaE iTz 5s5!
TRAINS Leave FAVE, WASHINGTON i PROM STATION coRNEl
For Pittsburx and the West Chicago Limited Express
asf ssspps Say sars R
to s,, cincinnati Western 40 daily WIFI
With sns Car 4i fsBs to hssas
Ma Mail VIZ Express 1000 daily for rttsburg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
@ R With ps1ss
Train leaving Washington Saturday night will no
run beyond Remove.
For Milliamsport, Lock Haven and Emira. at $40 m
For Wv YSrE and tie East, s1s a. M, 10: a. M 14c
Ills p n. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars
r9 s4 41 a m daily hilS,, except st Sunday
For Brooiiyn Y. ali through trains connect at Jer
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double fer
ro 9af BhsSsipS Ssx hsra d
fna On 9oy
6a su a9s 81 4tS 20 IND
For Pope Creek Line $50 am and lao pm. daily, e1
For Annapolis $50 and 4:4o m daily except Sun
AfR asb a4
For Alexandria. $50 100, 925 HOS and 1885 am
2o5 - 5:Oo! 6:25. S:05 and 1875 pm. On Sunda
at $3.50. OPS, 11:05 am, sos pm
For Richmond and the South, 6 80 and IL O5 a m daily
- and s. 90 pm daily. except Sunday
rnd eaSe Ale1aldrs fSr Washington Cos
am; 7:05 and 10:4O pm.
Tickets and information at the office northeast
OF 18th and avenue and at the sta
uon where orders can be left for the checking bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences
J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CdAS f. PUdH, General Manager. my12
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The Good Templars.

TIE COMING SESSION AT MASONIC TEMPLE.
Many members OF the Right Worthy Grand Lodge
OF the World, l. o. G. t. which begins its sessions
at Masonic Temple tomorrow, have already ar
rived In this city. Yesterday a meeting OF Good
Templars at the Northeast temperance hail was
addressed by Mr. Hart, Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar OF pennsylvania, and Mr.. jenkins, represen-
tatlve from the Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania. Ser
vices were conducted at the Garfield Memorial
church last evening under the auspices OF the Good
Iemplara Grand Councillor Geo. c. Christian. OF
Illinois, and Miss Amanda Way; u Indiana, made
addresses
YOUTHFUL THIEyEs.-Three small colored boys
were seen lettering about the neighborhood OF
LOUISIANA avenue between 9Th and 10th streets.
last night, and were warned TO leave by Special
Omcer Lloyd. About an hour later the officer
noticed them going along C street with bundles In
Ihelr arms. and called to them TO stop. They
dropped their bundles, which consisted OF IL pine
apples. which they had evidently stolen. Two OF
them were arrested and locked up and the other
one was arrested few minutes later, looking for
the pine apples. They gave their names as sam
ana Arthur Clayton and Richard Dean. In the
Police Court to-day the Claytons were charged
with housebreaking, and Dean was used as wit
ness The court sentenced the Claytons TO the Re
form school during minority. Dean was released.
The pine apples We're stolen from Strang fuckers
store