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Does France Want War!

NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF WITH CHINA.
LONDON, August 6.-The Standard says this
morning: ave are in position to state that the
negotiations between France and China were def
n1tely broken OF on Sunday" The Times publishes
a dispatch from Foo Chow, which says: Foo Chow
Is Gueter. China has offered to pay an indemnity
OF 1000 taes-about 500, 000-wh1ch NJ Patentre,
the French minister, has refused. Twelve Chinese
gunbOats have been placed in position at Foo Chow.
Admiral COurbet, the French commander, is in a
furious state OF mind and has done his utmost TO
provoke war.
TROOPS FOR TONQUIN.
BREST, August 5.-Three transports have en-
barked troops and stores here for Tonquin.
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CONCORD. \. H., August a-The remains OF Ser
geaat Winfield Jewel Of the Greely expeditiop.
passed thfuuSd here this forCnoOD IN charge of rela
uNts VINO were taking them 10 Lisbon where
Ms IuEeTh VIII occur at ! O'Clock on
iluf>1y next Mr. Jewell's friends were
.tI'tled every opportunity by Secretary Chandler
To learn the particulars OF his death frum the sur
NNorS OF the Inflated expedition Sergeant Jewell
Ge1 IN the arms NJ Lieut. Greedy
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TO SARATOGA lake cropo
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL Raj. AND PARLOR CARIINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains on New York West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West shore of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City station o. p EAsy lyania Il, X as follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL go am-Arrayc SARATOGA
233 pm CALDWELL Lake GeOr-e. AS i HI. Montreal
I'm ee-nt Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga thence
&c Montreal.
CAIshILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL 9.3o am-Ar.
I'VE Hotel kaatersklll 230 H., Grand Hotel 2G1 pm
l&rlOr Cars
DAY EMPRESS 1G:l6 am.-Arriye Albany 3 pm ::
pm syI ause 3l5 m. Rochester 1U:i0 pm. Buffalo
Laiiy. Sharon Spr1n and Niagara Falls
,SAiAIOta AND CAlSklI-L MOUNTAIN EX-
PKfeS ii 40 an.-ArrIye Hotel hsatersxin ) IL NJ
brand motel 1:oo pm Saratoga 6:21 Lake George
ppm farlor Cars Jersey City To Saratoga and Lake
SARATOGA AND CATSEIII. MOUNTAIN LIN
Grand Hotel s45 m. SaratOgz $50 pm Lake George
70 40 pm. Montreal ~ with rarlvr Cars To Cas-
XII Mountains 10 Saratoga buffet Par.- Car leaves
Washington ON Pennsylvanla T. X. train - I'm for
Sarato2a sleepers thence to Montreal The New York
with Saratosa and Cats Ill Mt Limited Jersey City
aLd avoid ferry and long transfer through New Yora
city.
AIply to City or Depot Agent Of Penn K Il for COM
Iete tables tickets and Paror Car chars Parlor
Gar chairs from je City station reserved l. advance
upon Application L. AGENT Pullman Car Co. Penn. y
station, Jersey City. New Jersey.
HENRY MO>ErT, Gen Pass. Agt.
-ef-3in "A State street New YORK
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lhc Hemnnnt. OF a shark, Meal.

Providence. Ri. August S.-I1sot boat Pet. No
2, et newport, rolbOrtS that she spike on Monday
the swedish NuSss'l v - .lri * DAYS from Am
Sieitall, Ter New OK She also reports that she
caught gay shark ek feet long with a sheath
knne sticking u It's stomach aud a mans right
hand IN tlle sharks stomach
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The Plumbers, Grievances.

WHAT WAS SAID AT LAST NIGHTS MEETING OF THE
MASTER PLCABERS' ASSoCIATioN-A COMPLAINT OF
RED TAPE-TEE SANITARY WORK OF THE ASSOCIA.
TI0N.
The blackboard in the room in the Carroll Insti
tute building where the Master Plumbers assocIa
ton met last evening was adorned with cartca
ture, over which was written the words exit
HoXie." Capt Hoxie Is regarded by the master
plumbers as responsible for many regulations which
they consider impose special hardships upon them
Mt. Ed j. Hannah, president OF the association
presided at the meeting last night, with NJ. Theo
dore Fritz as secretary. Mr.. Fritz distributed e
the members OF the association blanks furnished
by the health Office as part Of the equipment o.
the plumbers in their capacity as an auxiliary san
itary corps These blanks are follows:
REPORT OF NUISANCE
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CHICAGO, August 1.-THE managing oriciais OF az
the railroad hnes IA the Trans Missouri business
began assembling here his morning, and went inc
st,'nt session a. II O'CloCG The Union PaCicc re-
prcsc1tutlNcS VIII not arrive until after noon, and
mol a;ng definite can be done
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An UprOar At Versailles.
ROW IN THE CONGRESS TO REVISE THE coSsrrru

posed OF both houses OF parliament, which
assembled at Versailles yesterday to undertake the
revision OF the constitution, was exceedingly up-
roarious and broke up In great disorder. After a
stormy tumult, NJ. LeRoyereis proposal to adopt
the standing orders OF the assembly OF 1871 was
agreed TO- Both the right and the left took part In
The interruptions. As soon this matter was dis
posed OF Prime Minister Ferry assembled the
tribune for the purpose OF introducing the scheme
OF revision. NJ. AndrieuX and others were at once
on their feet and protested that NJ Ferry was out
OF order. II was commended that bureauX (com-
mlttees) ought TO be elected first AS NJ. AndrfeuX
assembled the tribune the members formed semi
circle around him, and a scene OF wild excitement
ensued. The president. thereupon, put his hat on
and suspended the sitting.
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~ boarding and Day school for YounT Tsdics ma
Sl1tidiEnh me 1Tsnty,sesond school ycar 6sg1ns
expiration to the PRINCIPAL MIS-. h r. LEFEBvRE
% fIenAIin street Ee-skw.m
Ct GEORGES HALL FoR BOYS, REIerFEs-
- town, Nd prei1res for any colleg0 q Su1Dan hfa
Unsurpassed $3.50 TO ESQ year.
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The sheriff in Persecution.

Nzw YORK, August 5.-Ihe nrn OF clifford.
sherman lnuis were down last week IN r. g. bun
d cos Circular under thc heed OF s'serfu IN pos
session. The failure was not uncx,ecfed hhe
ConcVra CiJ q iarEe business, hut n had been
crowded ivf money Tor some time and Stringency
In The IA1lty market cOnl,ellesi n 20 close up.
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= Trnrnp,s brutal Crime.

Fali RlYkE. Mass, August a-A twelve ypsr-cld
C1r'. named CHORD, nNlpS IN swansea was as
salitod on Tie road 10y tramp yesterday. dragged
into a corn lt,d aud outraged h. Tramp was uur-
sued ana captured he save his lame as Charles
= Albion aged Is, and says he Is from Sag Harbor,
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tAU CLASH, Wis. August h-wnlard r. Sher-
inHn. son OF prominent resident OF this CITY was
sI,vt ana Killed by IA young man named Jackson
ushl before last, while sherman and some COM
P-.i"hS were radnK an apple orchard OF the father
~ Young Jackson. The latter had been ynarts,,
tLv u1OhaFd With shot gun, and fired only after he
G-d repeatedly ordered the trespassers 10 halr
Jackson WAS arrested
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CAPT. HoxIE TO INSTRUCT HIS SUcCRssoR-As q
result OF the conference between the District Com
missioners and the officials OF the War department
yesterday it is probable that Capt Hoxie will be
permitted to remain here for period OF time suf-
cient to thoroughly acQuaint his successor with all
the details Of his Official duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-05

A PECULIAR AoCTDkEr.-Charles Hyer living at
Greenwlch, Conn, shot and killed Sands WooIsey
yesterday afternoon. Hyer had been out hunting
woodchucks, and came home with his gun loaded
HIS vile dlsliked having IL In the house In that
conditon, ana asked him TO discharge II. He
pointed 1t at the barn, and fired. The gun was
loaded with nve bullets. Curiosity led him 10 ex-
anime the barn TO see what effect the balls had
mad When he went inside the barn he found
WoolSey lying on the floor Hyer at FIRST Thought
he was asleep, but, on close examination, dis
covered that he was shot In the head and side
Aid was summoned, but Woolsey died In a short
time. Hyer and Woolsey were good friends, and
lived In the same house. Hyer did not know that
Noolsey was In the barn, but thought he was on
In the lots The coroner rendered verdict OF acci-
dental shooting.
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HNHE GREAT
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE fRASk 5r MfSS nN sCESERY
STILL kAlL fSc1 MhaG AZ If4,5 EQUIPMENT
Trains leave washingon from station corner of 9th
and and strrets as 9l ,S Sws w..
OF Palace sleeping Cars at 40 a IN daily; Fast Line.
ING Cas- trun, Harrisburg Cincinnati. and Hotel
Car to St Louis: daily except SATURDAY. Chicago.
press 45 p IN daily. with raace Cars t" Tiftsburs
Also connects dsiiy tor ChesRo. with Sleeping C-r
for Iftsburg and the West, with Ilace Sleeping Car
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo. NIAGARA.
M nt to- ain S aa6h sa5s
on sstSrdaS nht VIII No, run SeyGnd Renoy9
daily except sunday .. ooo al
AID III Os' m E1press S Oh Paa
For Toston without change. aiO p u every week-d
For BrooESn, e e. all through trains connect at Jer
sey Jisy with b1sts Of brooklyn Anne1 a9ring di-
Fer IhiIadelPli. rs 20 and II 90. 40 90,
lll3 ,. H. Limited ExIress $40 a. L. daily, except
For baltimore. 635 rs $40 $40 11O a. H. IL O5.
2lO 400. AIS. 40. $50. 40. loo aud IL Is T. III.
On SUNDAY, 40. uoO a. IL. 4UO Co., 30. 1000 AID
For FoPe's Greek Line, Gas a aud 40 p. H. daily.
For A.nap9 lis. 6s5 ~. 12O5 and 44O p m daily e1-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
For Al ,andria. go. 100 925 1lo5 and 1185 a. H..
2O5 AS. 500, rs. S.O5 and 11.35 p. On Sunday
at go. Is. IL % 8 10
fOr Richmond and the South go and IL 05 daily.
- aid 10 T. LII daily, except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for o. so 10 90
III. 10 LOO, 3O5. .. IL. 1O5 and 10 40 T. IA
and l. 10 midnight te1cept Monday On Sunday at
go and lol0 a. IL; 1.oS and 1910 p and III
night
tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and Fennsyl avenue and at the sta,
ton where ORDERS be left for the checking, bag
gaxe To d, stliiatOn from hotels and rtsitit uCJs
CHAS. 4. FUGH. J. K WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners have directed the as
SCISSOR or the District 10 cancel IL CON pliancc wiz
The act or Congress approved June S9th. 1854, Tor
the relief q; ST. LukeS Protestant EpisC p,l church,
all taxes specified by said act, shown 10y his re-
cords
MISCELLANY.
MI. A. NJ. Gibson, living on Dupont circle, In a
note TO the District Commissioners protests against
the erection OF tower At dupont circle for the dis
play OF electric light.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been Issued As follows: NJ. Gallagher, erect
two-story dwelling, Vermont avenue, between q
and streets northwest s. 600 John Sincell, repair
brick, 1871 9TH street northwest; $3.50 Mrs Il. kib
y,repalr brck, Market el3 space $780, Miss Fra
ser, repair brick, 1928 II street northwest; $500.
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n ORIH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvKE
RAILROADS
LAND RAILWAY.

FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY
ALE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect Az CST 2. 1884,
9:l0 A.N-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max ne close
conn, ctiOns To all points South and Southwest.
Daily, IL ept SUNDAY With C. & o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and WASH
n10tOn to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans. Iarlor
Car from Washington 60 Natural BFIdga. Va.
tItPM.-LOUISVILI4EF FAST LINE. Daily via Char
lOttesvie Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
Points Pullman Sleeping cars WASHINGTON 20
Louisville.
I4eP,N.-SOUTHEfN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
t. all points South and Southwest via pauville ard
Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday with G. OFailway
Pullman Slet Pln, frUliI WashiIl1 via Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans: Also
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car IrOm Washington
to White sulphur Springs
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington q. TOO
NJ and $40 p u daily. except Sunday.
NarreDtOIl trains leave Washington $40 AN and
$40 T. NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire Company's Of
f(t, 60l Penusy wanna avenue
n SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEI.
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
su3 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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DYNAMITE IN THE MAILS.
LONDON, August 5-Three packages OF dynamite
wrapped in the IriS1l1nan newspaper, were found
in the letter box at the Nottingham post office
Sunday night. The packages contained pound OF
dynamite, and were furnished with fuse, to which
ages were intended to explode by fall or when
they were stamped. The quantity OF dynamite
was sufficient to have wrecked the building.
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Treading sae Downward Path.

Treading t.ae Downward Path.
From the New York sun
"fou are not taking as good care OF yourself %
Formerly, old man. What's the trouble, A streak
OF hard luck?"
"Yes rathern
"What are you doing?n
VI am landlord OF large summer resort hotelp
vi shouldn't think you would have very much
reason 10 complain II that's the casa Last season
you were only waitern
IL know II, he answered reeretfully,
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HARDT. 1881 9th street northwest. jy29-eO
"WuAr To SAY"
oU Is not a aRSE gs At HAs AZ
THE TklcES W H4vG FTT Of G3oRS N. w
RRMS s 4zR e bs
HASh & 81 FS5 Hhs
bARGAIN TASfE SEAKS 81 FiksT EfG5h 1
WIS., $S sSzFsS ssT III sSaS
AEb rs N9G aAR nEM rms 61 RI
FEN So t 5JEh + oGE1F ESoGdH CONE AND fook
stfs HAvG BEN SShpucrp ALL
@ a INb A. A f2E Npr W2T o 70
$S & & 81 AS & SlE RH5 HzRz
EErH4es RSSS f5$1$Sa FIRST
ING s NAsB * H0NN GUT sc I99K ssHHY
AEE2ER TR eDH GNf G sEf bSSR SUIT WHEN YOU
orp me, MEMS q sE ERNx I PANTAJ3oSs ,,vr
EYER. THsTEASb Rut$t SAN 1 81 sgifER; " y
GAfr IS sA II 2sF r9 SSR
sHE hE H2&s Fol- TaE 4xS sl9
PAIR. THE PRICE TO ORDER Is 8l5 PAIR. WE
HAVE JUST PURCHASED ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
PAIR AT A VERY ADVANTAGEOo S PRICE AND
ARE GOING TO SHARE THE PURCHASE WITH
YOU, 50 ONE AND LOOK THEM OVER AND TAKE
TILE CHOICE OF THE LOT AT 5000 PAIR.
MEMS SUITS
ARE NOW WAY DOWN IN PRICE, AND WE CAN IN
TEREST YOU IF Their Is ANYTHING IN
kLOTHES IlNE-THAT'S OUR LINE-THAT YOU
ARE IN WANT OF. DROP IN AT HEADQUARTERS
THAT'S HERE
A. SAKS 4 CO.
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
316 andSlS SEVENTH STREET. au1
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF DESIRABLE real. ESTATE. sryuATE
AZ TEE aEu N S2pEI! ~ G0RNER OF I AND
By virtue Of deed Of trust ted 23d day Of Julv
issS and duly recorded IN hber No 1851 at folio ITO
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia and at
the request Of the person secured thereby we will sell
at public auction in front OF the premises on TUES
Hale HahEP Pa, FIVE O'CLOCK the following de.
the said District known and distinguished as and being
lots numbered thirty nine $780, forty 4O and
nal lots in square numbered one thousand and two
lUO These lots have frontage Of about 100 feet on
are uninproved. ~
Terms of SALE One third cash: balance in sx tre,vo
and eighteen months with interest from day of sale ut
slx per centum per snnum to be secured by deed OF
trust ON premises sold all cash. at option of Dur
chaser deposit OF a1OO required on day of sale If
the terms of sale not complied with within
days the trustees the right resell said prem
sss after thrse 90 days previous notice in The Evening
Conveyancing and recording at cost Of purchaser
WILLIAM SCHWING,i NJ.
H. II. BERGMAN, trustees
jy3O-d&ds
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: F.rHER's srrcrpE.-Nr. Gor,Ie,b Heller

nan, while returning 10 his home, three miles
IRON NaTrowsburg. y. Y. after a few hard words
WITH his TWO SOILS. drew a heavy revolver, and
Placing the muZZe Ia his mouth. fired, killing him.
seI Instantly. The body was left In the road where
lie fell, 10y his sons, VINO came 10 Narrowsburg for
Justice OF the peace. Tie justice at Narrow sburg
had no authority In the matter, as the affair oc-
Cured la Pennsylvania, just across the New York
state line The young men then left 70 carry their
fathers corpse 10 their farmhouse
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LOCAL NOfRR.

From Brentano Brothers We have Punch and the
London pictorial and society papers for July 26th
About noon to-day q horse attached To a nail
wagon ran away, upsettIng the wagon at the cor
ner Ut 9Th and streets, throwing the driver, Mr..
Samuel Crow, OUT n uri,.. his right leg. He
tended by his father, Dr.. samuel Crow.
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TO.1IOR ROW,
Fy'HOS. E. WAGGANAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 143

by virtue OF deed OF trust recorded In Liber No 9S
91s folio 900 ct seq Of tine land records of theVt$
District of CoIu bia and by request OF the party .
thereby secured the undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction, in front Of the premises WEDNES
DAY. AUGUST SIXTH. 1884. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ Lots II to 81. both inclusive, 80 to a.
sve and lot II in Nathan W. Fit zEerads subdivision
OF lots IN square 74S said subdivision is recorded in
trict-
rnents in six twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale Ior Which notes Of airing interest from
Sold will be taken deposit of s25 each lot viii be
required at time Of sale aud all conveyancing and re-
cofdin< will be at purchasers cost II terms not
complied with in seven days from sale property Will be
resold at risk and cost OF detaut1ng purchaser.
N25-dEds THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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w agcs Itexiuced.

NooNSocNET. T. l., August h-The wages OF the
VIEWERS ia Tie N. man a chase mill have been r,e
clrcd irum y 10 per cent lhe mill u only run
mig alternate weeks
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A Series OF Storms,

A SefIeS Oh StOTMSs
LANCASTER, PA, August "a series Of violen
thunder storms passed over Lancaster county yes
terday afternoon and evening, doing much damage
Many buildings were struck by lightning, and sew
eral barns were destroyed by fire. Hail-stones O
large size accompanied the rain in some sections
badly cutting the growing tobacco, now nearl.
rine and In large leaf
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PersOnating a Dead Captain.

PerSOnating q Dead Captain.
A CRIME OF THE sEA-How A RAsCALLY NATE AT
TEMPTED no STEAL VESSEL AND ITS CARGO.
Mate Walker, OF the schooner Julia Baker, who
has been personating Capt Lewis, the dead master
OF the vessel, was arraigned before Commissioner
Locke, at Key West, Fla, yesterday, on the charge
OF running away with the vessel and dispoSing OF
her cargo The testimony showed that Capt Lewis,
who was sick when the vessel sailed died suddenly
on the sixth day out, after the mate and steward
had administered something to him from bottle
The mate then took charge, changed her course
from Trinidad to the Bahamas; sold the deck load
or lumber at Fortune island and then went TO Ina
qua, where he sold some flour and bread. Subse-
Queptly he met small schooner, apparently by
DESIGN, at an unlnhabited island. This vessel took
ing out IL The steward ran away on the small
vessel The Julia Baker then went TO Key West,
where the balance OF the cargo OF 1our was offered
Tor sale at S. per barrel Walker was held In the
sum OF s., 0O0 for trial
Suspicious OF FOUL PLAY
Omcers OF vessels that have Just arrived In Phil.
adelphia from the West Indies believe that Capt.
Lewis has been foully dealt with. Mate Ellinson,
OF the schooner Phebe, said that the Phebe arrived
at Inagua on July 18th, and was informed that the
Julia Baker had suddenly left that port the proceed.
Ing saturday. She had arrived In the early part OF
the week, and the mate, who represented himself
aS Capt Lewis, called on Mr.. Sergent, the United
states consul, and got him TO sell some f1our for
him on commission. He left suddenly for Trinidad.
The Julia Baker was seen about other ports acting
strangely.
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past to residents of the District of Columbia: Al
bert l. Ptney, OF Washington, copy holder; Christ
ian Worch, OF Washington. watchman's clock; John
j. Miller, OF AnacoStta daft attachment for cars
The following pasents were issued to Baltimore:
ufacture OF dental plates Ralph s. jennings treat
ing air for drying purposes and apparatus for treat
ing air to be used for drying purposes ; Clarence
kieser, meat cutting machine; Manson r. Smith,
combined mixing pad and register; Walter S. WIKI
inson. process OF and apparatus for the manufac-
ture OF compressed asphaltum blocks
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1IAKRIEn-

DUNNING-MURDo, K On February 2lst 1854 a
81 Josephs Church, baltimore, by the Rev Father
O'Suliyan OF -. Peters CHURCH Washington, ID C.,
GEORGE W. DUNhING, of brooklyn, n Y, 70 KATIE
Z. A CkDOCk, Of Washington. ID. G.
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RlTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID IHE MOIEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY
LINE BEIWEEN The LAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
IOUBLE IEACk, JASSET COUPLER

lOIBLE TRACK JASSEI COUPLER
SCHEDULE. IN IIfEtT stSp.Y. JUNE ,5rH
I-f UNTIL URTHEE NOTICE
Lave N@.l tc n from stt4on corner oi New Jersey
atStS a M - 10 3 m 1910 7. IN with Through
%-.Lo5' C4iisc 4V-4J d Ii uIly u CLlca-O. except
Ior I.,,slurE at SIS m AID $40 r III daily. g 20
m = lItsbDrT, Cleveland aid DCtroit, VIII sleep
Eor To.r!o ana DegT-li. va No,r ev;,lc 10 I5a N
G, With sieyIs Tor fo!es4J. y ieelA- AID i4aA5
Trans fOr pAiied mia AID New York 81 SO = n
iS-ii -. 2 "a 4-l 80 p m al,i
10 {s i; as q ~s,l days 50 % ,soo
enu'e tr4li) $40. 5oo. 81 7.0t $40 80 10 T.
TO- Balt,,aor- On Sundays. 81. 500. a2aa p, u,
80, SDO H. u t-So. t.oo, SEQ 9esO AID loIOp
IoTroints the Shenandoah valley Railroad. 1o.I5
p Annsloiis. go m, and 1910 and 44o p III; on
EoF W4y Stations hetws'.. Washington and BaI.Ipore
III 80 80 a ~ J ~ = IL 50 40 30 ald
30 , L. reg Stations CT NetEopoli-an branch
p "a dS S far 'i pr.cipi stati. ~ ETa5y 10
ranch 20 daily Tor Lexington. StsuntIl an,I
N ,.4y i1r Fr ercx 81 g IL. 10 Is a -. IS
For H4sersiovn l0I5 a N and s:35 p II daily excep.
1siIs zg=ive from the West daily 6:2 80 n Is.
IRON New YORK and Philadelphia 80 $50 IT, daily.
From Annapolis. so a N alid I;5o ard 6:S5 p m;
SUNDAY. 49, =. IL, 90. D.
troni Lexington. 6:21 a. daily. ard 2.I5 daily,
except sunday
From freierlci and intermediate points. sos a. H.
2l5. ~ end S:l2 D. daily. except Sunday. Sl2
y IN usiy from Point Of ROCKS.
Trains leave Baltimore for Wsshii @ton n 2on 4:41
30 Il5. f:S0. 9:G0, 10 and I0:a Y m. l2:lJ ESQ
800. 4So. 500. 625. go 800 and IL Is sun
days 90, 40 5.l5 7;3o. $40. 500. $780, $780,
625. $50 and 800 IN.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
s:s sgsy s. .as ~ ssS i aaa
III ~ ,1 ssenue corner l4sh street where order.
Any point in the city
n CLENLNIS, u. of T.. Baltimore
%H e K LORD, GenI Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-05
AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

By virtue of deed Of trust dated August a4th
lsoL and duly recorded IN Lpsr sel folio 300 ct seq
Of the Land Records Of Washington county District
OF Columbia by direction of the hodr of the note
seeurtd thereby In writing Will sell public auction
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front II me
premise Parts Of Lots seven 60 and eight 49, square
numbered five Hundred and sixty seven (7 beginning
for the same on ID street ninety go feet north from the
eighteen e feet east twentysix 6J feet south three
90 feet east thirty four CAD feet south fifteen (5 feet
west sixty tto) feet to the place beginning together
with the improvements thereon.
eins II sale: Onehalf IN cash: balance in six and
twelve months in notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust the premises CoDyeyancins at the cost
OF tue purchaser Sl0U to be paid down when the prop
erty ia knocked of.
au&-d6d5 JOHN j. JOHNSON Trustee