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SWORDS WILL. NOT JUSTIFY An ASSAULT
The case against Captain William b. Grey, OF
company B., Capital City Guards, ,harged with as
saulting Captain Thomas S. Kelley. OF company A.
OF the same organization, continued from last
Thursday was again called for Trial In the Police
Court this morning. After q number OF witnesses
were called as TO good character, Mr. ". c. Chase,
proprietor OF the Bee, testified that the article
which was published In the Bee the 2Stn OF last
month was inserted at the instance OF Captain
Kelley, who paid for its insertion. Mr.. CAR ngtOn
then made stirring appeal to the court, In nliti-
redress. Assistant District Attorney Thorn as In
replying to Mr. Darlington, stated that IL the de-
paper, he would not have asked for severe rne TO
be Imposed. The court said $40 and COSTS words Will
not justify an assault
AN EVANGELIST LOOKING FOR EIs wRK.-Rev
sanuel G; kraemer the evangelist, who figured in
count OF charges OF his getting drunk and III treat
ing bis wife and whipping his laadlord, and who
has again turned up in Baltimore on another mis-,
sion, having advertised under the head OF ssper-
sonss ID inc SsII,more Su begging his wife to
selling books In Norfolk Va, she suddenly disap-
peared Mrs Lizzie C. Kraemer is a progressing
her husband at the s'mourners' beIch.r at a relipi
GUS meeting held near Baltimore about two years
ago
CONTEST IN THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN As
socIATIoN.-At meeting Saturday night OF the
National Republican association, composed OF DEL
egateS from the various state associations, Mr.. K
b. Melbourne began contest for the place OF
Judge j. Tarbeu as q member or The association,
representing the Missouri republicans Mr.. VEL
bourne presented credentials, which he claimed
came from a. the only reggls. Missouri republican as
the executive committee for investigation
CHARGE OF FoReERY-Georre Cockerel, the
young white man who was arrested last Thursday
by Officer Britt for the grand LARGELY OF two cows
and Mattingiy, who have had charge OF the case,
have made report, In which the prisoner is
charged with forging the name OF Commissioner
West to an order with which he obtained $50 lbs
OF old iron from Nj. II. Gutshau III charge OF the
same, at the Chain bridge IL IL alleged that he
went to the Chain bridge with the forged order ana
carried on the iron In wagon and sOid the iron In
0eoHesoWn
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioncsr.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioncer.
kxECUTRIX SALE Of ARABIAN COLTS, HORSES
unbia the entire stable effects belonging to the late
foS on T. Isa s SfBI is
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at stables, corner 10Th and g
Arabian and Hambietonisn Colts and years old
sired by the celebrated Arabian stallion belonging
Dun Horse Horse under the saddle
coupe 3 'msd d f By Bfswsier r .D0 ''@'De'"'
Top Buggy dnsde by Mel 'ermott)
Spring WAGON Sleigh. Child's Carriage. Robes and
jys-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
PEE e kskNS EhH
MENT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE (Ex-
The undersigned BY virtue Of the authority vested
In n;a 1y DEED , Of trust from Henry Snyder i
VI ass npf2 ies JULY 1884,
OF
of Pennsylvania avenue Of 60 fe with an even depth
OF l2e feet The improvements consist Of three story
story back building csrrisse house Stable two smoke
houses two large ice houses with four sailing cellars
rsauss
All hs the se e e
drying mschine) and about 100 sailing hoEsheads and
ovs sssr tsni OF Ice will be sold with the property
TIL: s1ssF to
Terms q sale: One third cash balance in three and
cab NJ st The option OF purchase our -, . .oo,
Tas with to w nd ssn r. $500
,,,v B2HT n Jones; Trustee Baltimore. Nd,
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NEW YORK, July 7.-Assignee Davies. of Grant &
Ward, filed the Inventory and schedules OF the firm,
Which shows Liabilities, s16 792 647 nominal ass j.
81, l39 O9S and actual assets So 174 The assigne
says that no cash book or journal have ever been
kept by the firm since its inception. The assignee
UeleVeS that the transactions OF the firm were
nothing more nor less than borrowing money at
usur1ous rates OF interest and upon fraudulent rep
RESERVATIONS
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VNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALEA
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF COLUMBIA, rendered in equity causs3
No; s36. wherein Elizabeth g. Bangs is PLAINTIFF
and Catharine G. Gideon ct al defendants, tl5nn
dsrsigned, Trustees will sell, at public auctid OF
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULYjBsi
at SIX O'CLOCK r NJ. IN front Of the premise til,
following described real estate situated IN the " O
Washington. District Of Columbis. and known 9Th
eight, n square No: 23l 1.-TWO hundred and thirty be)
IN said city Of Washington. The said real estate n
Oncs Of Printing and Engraving It fronts So III u
1tth street running back gS feet inch being
in 2 rapidly improving section Of the city 1
Terms OF sale: One third CASH the balance payae IL
by promissory notes. bearing interest from data It'll
trust deed on the property to the deferreay
ments or all cssh at the option Of the purchaser Vde
posit Of S100 viii be required At time Of purcha}
terms OF sale are not complied with In i've dalth
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser All ccey
BENJ. j. DARNEILLEl
,y2-dkds Francis MILLER. Trusteeefa
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The Steamship Lincoln City Stranded

ASHORE ON HER FIRST TkIP-ASsIsTANCEs SENT.
HALIFAX, Ms, July AT a late hour last night
telegram was received from Isaacs harbor about
loO miles east OF this port, from Captain Harrison,
Statlng that bis steamer, the Lincoln City, was
ashore there; that she was not leaking, but that
sac was working badly, and requesting Messrs.
P1ckford Black, the agents here, TO send assist
ance TO remove the passengers and float the vessel
The aid requested has been sent. The Lincoln
city new vessel ON her first trip from Stockholm
1or New York, with large number or passengers
ana general cargo. II Is believed the steamer
must have struck during the fog that has prevailed
the past few days along the coast.
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NEW YORK, July V-Wan Street. l:40 b. m--The
Post says: The weakness Of the stock market this
forenoon confirms the belief that the short interest
was largely covered on Thursday, and that, conse-
Quently, there being nothing to gain by further
advance in prices, the bulls have ceased efforts in
that direction, and, on the other hand have been
realizing on some OF their stocks bought last week
The general features OF the case all indicate that
the advance last week was largely artificial The
decline OF from Is to en- per cent in the active
stocks by IL O'Clock this forenoon was nothing more
than might have been expected.
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK H.yEE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND bremen
he steamers this company VIII sail ENi RY WE'D
FESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen Iirr foot Of
81 street EoUgken Rates of Yassage from SEW YORK
e. LONDON HAI RE, BREMEN: By WeCine soay steamer
First cabin. 10 70 $50: second cabin B. sstur
Cav steanerF>rst cabin. SIS second cabin go
e. 4 loves: TAtes FOR freight passage apply to
SElRlC Hs i Co, Bowling Grr-n. New York. W. Il.
west: CHAS. WALTER. 3l2 street Agents for Wash
NgtOn- i-l2
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HoMGopATH1o
MEDICINES AND BOOKS
fuu supply IN stock at
BOERICKE + TAFELS Pharmacy.
lS5 West Fayette street. Baltimore.
Nail orders promptly attended to. my15-eo26t
vENHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
4 never wears out. always clean. aud can be worn
while bathing. Il for sale ut
CHAS. FISHER,S
623 7th street northwest
MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants a
Lady Patrons pm
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Outraged by q Tramp.

KINGSTON, ONT, July Miss Glow, respecta-
Die young lady, residing at North Frontenac, was
waylald and outraged by a tramp named Wager
Yesterday. A party Of men with shOtguns are
the woods for Wager. The young
woman Is In precarious condition
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POTOMAC RIVER IMPROVEMENTS. - Col p c.
Hams, In his report to the chief OF engineers on
the progress OF the Potomac river improvement for
the month OF June, states that during the month
the dredged channel below the bridge was COM
humps LETT by the dredges The total amount
dredged from the channel and deposited on the
fats during the month was 99170 clio cubic yardA
Under favorable circumstances the contract with
T. sanford Ross ought TO be fully completed In
about six more weeks. The embankment along
the margin OF the MI progresses rather slowly.
The general work was retarded by ffeShetA
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"EEKS & CO., Aucttoneers.

ON ACCOUNT OF MAKING A CHANGE IN Bust
NESS, We WILL SELL ON MONDAY MORNING,
July SEVENTH. At Ten AM: AND AT SEVEN
Pm. AND TO CONTINUE DAILY UNTIL AL L is
DISPOSED OF, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF l.
GRADMOHL. NO 3a1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST, AND COMPRISING A LARGE
AND ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FANCY GOODS CLOTHS AND CASSIMERtS
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. HOSIERY,
&C. &C iy3-3t
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IOHN SHERMAN Il CO,
- Real Estate AgeAts and Auctioneers
9T street nOrthvnt

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATED Of H
STREETS NORTHWEST.
Ry virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 2cSessa
ct seq one Of the land records of the District OF
lumbia and by request OF the party secured telDy
MONDAY. JULY FOURTEENTH. A. D. 1854. at I've
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real date,
situate LII the city OF WASHINGTON, District Of Colbia
to wit All that certain piece parcel Of
plan Of said city Lot No H. square south Of hare
No: o6!. with tue improvements thereon.
Terms Of SALE One third cash; balance in four1Rht
and twelve months. with interest six per cent de-
ferred payments secured by deed Of trust on theop-
erty soid all cash. at the option of purchase{ All
dHv Of sale ~
Jy3-dNds DANIEL MURRAY Truie
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Jcnl Mace,s

Jcm Mace'S Son an Evangelist.
MONTREAL, July 7.-Lord Cecil and Alfred Mace
day.
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The VICTORY OVER THE EGYPTIAN REBELS.
LONDON, July IA dispatch TO the Times, dated
saturday, from Dongola says" The mudr OF
reOei5 at Debbah. The enemy was routed with q
loss OF 1900 killed. We now consider ourselves
saved"
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r. I. JAC4SON,l ,
jy7-d&ds j. WATERS. trustees.
(HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Be
TWEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND A-HAIF SITS

(HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BE
TWEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND A. HALF SITS
WEST BEING HOUSES NUMBERED 1884 AND 500
By virtue and in pursuance Of decree passed in "a
the cause Of Rudolphe johnson ct al arab Ann j
Johnson ct al being cause No $3.50 in equity in the III
tees on TUESDAY, TNENTY-S SECOND (22d) DAY OF
JULY. A. D 1874, AT EALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK +
NJ in front Of the premises offer for sale at public auc
ton. the following real estate All that piece parcel
Of ground situate and being in the City Of WASHINGTON
in the District Of Columbia and known and designated
the ground plat plan Of said city Lot numbered
twenty.ops t21. in square "A" as laid down. divided
numbered and recorded il the office Of the OF
the city Of Warrington The said real estate is improved
by brick buildings, suitable fer dwelling and
business purposes.
Terms Of sale One-third ca cash. and balance in two
equal instalments payable at six 90 and twelve 12)
months from the day of SALE the deferred payments
draw SIX (6l cent interest annum and the notes
of the purchaser purchasers 10 be given therefor
cured by deed Of trust tie property all cash at
the option Of the purchaser purchasers Said
be made clear OF all taxes assessments Terms
be complied with within days from day of sale.
Two hundred dollars deposit must be made when the
property il knocked down. Ali cOnveyancing at pur
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee,
400 5th street northwest
HENRY WIS., GARNETT Trustee
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts jy7-eo3s
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PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY.

ALAxATIvE AND REFRESHING FRUIT 1ozENGs
IAAAh For CONSTIPATION. HEMORRHOIDS
BILE, HEADACHE LOSS OF Ape
TITE. CEREBRAL CONGESTION
1NDAEN prepared by E. GRILLON
Chemist Of the Paris Faculty
Sole Proprietor.
27rue de Rambuteau Paris
6hILLON Tanar-unlike Pills and the usual purgs-
tvesls agreeable to take and never pro-
duces irritation nor interferes with bust
ness or pleasure.
sold by AL Drugg1sta ap3-eth. 26w
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TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
'AE Ht1a EES5 $5Aas Nh sssasE
on 4Ss.SSl
e. .sa VOL ss % sSs s
IMPORTANT SALE 2 f2E, ply GOODS AT PUB1IC
b T f qSH iocK 4 n It 80
tn street northwest. be stock consists Of silks.
x si
ssfs G Rs nsaa%s Lawns , and Dqsste + all
without reserve. Ladies specially invited
3e3O-2w FOLEY. Auctoneer.
nfs2l thEYS.SEEHfs SHsIE G6Gkf e.
Of The stock Consists OF Ladies, and aenteinen'.
ana a f.ns Elite
shirts Hosiery. Towels and Napkins Zephyr Worsted
Thu, L rare chance IS goods are first Class Every
THos J. FISHER CO.. Real EstateAuc:ioneers.
A5E II Fl rn Fsc b4xER
FogRTEENTH AND EIryEENIH sTEEETs
BRK b BE1Hd S s19 4s AND BASE
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated November 11h "a
SssoTds isr the District ct S5i1 N
bia and by direction of the party secured thereby
Will sell q public auction in front the premises
TUESDAY THE EIGHTH DAY OF JULY A. D. 1884,
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all that piece or parcel of
ground situate lying and being in the city of Washing
ton District Of Columbia and known and described
Lot No. III in Relys subdivision of PatteIson's sub
70 and H. Of said Pategsons subdivision recorded in
the Surveyors office OF the District of Columbia.
gether with al, the improvements ct cetera
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest from day of SALE he
cured by notes bearing interest at the rate Of six
cent per annu and deed Of trust upon the property
sold or all cash at the ortion of the purchaser de-
terms OF Sae are not complied with in five days from
the day OF sale the trustees the right res
at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser All con-
veyancinx q, purchasers cost.
,easasas GGHHAss s s: 98h afHEY Trustees
TT'kUsTEEs' SALE o OF XALuABLE HOUSE AND
SION BUILDING.
b xr t of e The Supreme Court Of
b fet Y shs St N9 So! 81 Eq 1ESGK
under dd Of sas rpeaepdsd in as ber Ss
sll Folio 343 that part of lot No. 81, in sub OF
original lot No. IN square No 5l8 beginning at the
southwest corner Of said lot and running east 70 Ia
feet thence north 100 thence w. 26 LA feet aud
Terms: One third cash. uf which deposit Of $500 Is
required At time OF sale balance in notes at and
years. with interest. secured by deed of trust
ALAN A. DALE } r.
- III JESUP M1LLER.} lrus1ees
DUSCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. je27-d6ds
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RATI1IORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1e 1HE MODEL FAST LINE And THE ONLY
LINE BE1WEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON.
Dol BILE TRACK JANNEY COCPIERi
SIFFI, RAILS

RMI!MoRE AND OHIO k.ILRosP,
sf nfI%ItS 1hh East East AND AND HE HE 2 Hsas
I DotslE fhASk! 1ANyEr COUPLER
ss { GSF FhtFG Skr fnTP S6r1c SE 18th
Leave Washington from station. corner of 1'ew Jersey
For Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
oscs and p.ss se g nae sr n r. % att v Through
without change; lois L. daily to Chicso, except
For FttsburE at $50 N. and $50 , n daily; 40
NJ to pitt.eurg. Cleveland and Detroit. With Sleep
Fur Toledo and Detroit via M9nrOeville 1O15 a m
asy; with Sleeper for Toledo. via Wheen; ald Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a n,
l,:l0 daily. with Paf!or Ind slsepin, Cas- at
and 1915 M i2iJ s56. IS 500 3. a. as
minute trsiaJ il0 $780, $50. 100 SEQ 49, 1910 p
~ Baltimore on Sundays. $50. $50 d. H. los
70 5V1 $40 3d. ESQ, 100 SO $40 End lol0p
Torponts the Shenandoah raley Railroad, 1O:15 a.
f. Annapolis, GO m, I'D l2lO and 4;4o p H.; On
For Way ssl. 6t.Se!n VI asinrton and Baltimore
m II e7 fu9aas shs On H S aa btss and
~ a s sn y p nj e sio s.eeEt Ssnia,
gr,neh $50 IN dsily FOR Lexington Staunt6Il aud
M daily fur IToe- X ss5y eh9rf TO- da
Fer asxsTstown. lois and 5:a5 p daily except
ssals arrive from the West daily $40. $50 H. 2.25
From New York and PHILADELPHIA 255 30 j. H. daily
$40 p. daily, except Sunday
tTCm Annapolis, $50 III. and 80 and 6.5T o. III
sundaS. 9:5S a n. 6:31 p IL.
From lSIiu Zton 6:aU a. ~ dali ); and OILS y r, daily
exec Ut sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate POINTS s:25 a H.
10 y. IN, and s:i2 daily, EXCEPT Sunday: 6. u
u. daily from Point of Rocks ~
Trims leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 40
ts50, IlS 1872 300 $40 snd $3.50 a. m l2:l5 $50
4W 40 800 625. 80. 900 and 10 Is D. NJ ON sun
Us 80 and 900 y. H.
Al trans frUm Washington stop at Relay Station ex
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Stio Ticket tfice-W sshineton Station, 6l9 1851
fs1HsyIE aala avenue l4h street WHERE orders
wiz be taken for baggage to checked and received at
ely YSlDt IL the city.
". ~ CLEMENTS, NJ of T. Baltimore
jill c < LORD (,eu'i Passenger ayent
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To SARATOGA lake eroRe,
AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE

Trains on New York. West Shore and Buffalo BY by
IVES Shore Of Picturesque H isOn River aye Jersey
Cfty Station OF Pennsylvania X II. as follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 9-G5 d III Arrive Saratoga
j pm. Caldwell, Lake George H.. Montreal IL
Eeg4nt Pullman Buffet Cas- to SARATOGA, thence
O. Montreal
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. a.39 am-Ar-
~ Hotel haatersklll 90 IN, Grand Hotel 2:01
frr,cr Cars
Jay EXPRESS 1o:ls amy Arrive Al6anv 3 p m. ;
Shlron Springs COOnerstow pm, t'tica $50
fal: Syi ac 10 h0cE ster 1040 pm. Buffalo
l2:l5 N, Niagara Falls IDS Parlor to Al
n&nV, Sharon Sprln and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EX-
fRESS. II 40 a.m-ArIive E1.el Kaa,erskin ) - ~
SirsIG Hotel sos pm. Saratoga G:25 pln Ike George
spH- Paro- Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George
S 'HATOGA AND CATSK- i. MOUNTAIN LIN
IT'D. 345 p-ul.-:rrive Hotel kaatershil 9:IG PM
S:srt Hotel A. Saratoga 30 III. Lake GeOrye
l94O pm. Montreal Is with IarIor Gers Cats
l1D fountains To Saratoga brtet Parlor Gar leaves
Wash nStoII Pennsylvania r. r. S:i5 for
karatOsa sleepers thence TO Montreal The New York
Limited leaves Washington at $40 m. connecting
WITH Sarstoea ard Cats kilI Mt Limited az Jersey City
kk for sins round trip tckt- West Shore route
and avoid ferry a. and long trans through New York
CITY
Apply to City OF Depot Agent Of Penn r II for
piete tables, tickets and Faror Car chars prlor
Car chairs from Je City station reserved in advance
VpCI. application to Agent Pullman Car Co. Penn k r.
Station, Jersey City. New Jersey
HENRY MONETT. Gen. Pass Art,
:eb Jun "A State street. New York
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and Information
eard:ng the Markets received through our wires IN
SFANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
Al! orders executed ard reported PROMPTLY ia26
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
7 OOK AT Low FARES.

U .OCh Al ION AXES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FIRST CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP. aL50.
The Elegant Steamers LAFE and MOSELEY leave
Sixth street wharf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at $50 pm, and SATURDAY, ut 6p. ~. Return
ing MONDAY Morning.
Passage and rooms secured at and o. ticket Office,
14th street and Pa. o. T Thompson. 9o2 Pa ave.
General Office. Sixth wharf Telephone call 1918
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. a m-Fare &c. This steamer for charter
cheap, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings jys
STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
~ wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock for AIattcx Greek, returning on Mon
ate LANDINGS going and returning
Brsas wharf Inn5sdays down and Mondays and We'd
G. T. JONES. Agent
ta19 7th street wharf.
ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
H. roe and the South;
Steamers. GEORGE IEARY and EXCELSIOR
street wharf Ga pS Ssnnays e1espted at $40
SATURDAYS at STOPPING Ptney Point daily, going
Thursday and Saturday trip only.
SATURDAY NIGHT s sqdRS RETURNS MONDAY
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
lnond steamers, Norfolk and western, Sesbosrd
and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage ara rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Chio ticket Sttee at 18th ,trs.t ana Pennsyi-
city post otce Office Of kn0xs express 9Th street and
street wharf.
Kno1's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Freight received daily UutiI 5p- N.
ie11 WILLIAM P. WEIGH, General Aren't
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NHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

IHE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule IN effect j Ne q 1894
eaOA.N.-NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily making c,osa
CONNECTIONS to all points South and Southwest
Daily, eI ept SUNDAY. with Z. & o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New Y, and Wash
IstSn 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleans ParIJr
Tar from y a.! nyton ~ Natural Brliyr. Va
tJtP-N--LOClSEILLEF FAST Lis T. Daily via Char
louisville 20 Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
FONTS Pullman Sleeplns Washington to
U4OPvM-SOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
10 a. points South and SDuthw,s: via Danvillr ard
ShariOttt Daily except Sunday with C. & u Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars from WASHINGTON via Dan.
vie Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans: also
from Washington wa Charlotte and Columbia To
Augusta Pull iLan Sleeping Car from Washington
70 Wit Sulphur SPRINGS
Manassas Division Train leaves Washin 1tona $40 A
- A-aLd D: 10 T. NJ daily, except sunday
Warr-ntGn trains leave WASHINGTON al S:4OA NJ and
$40 7. VI daily. $500
Fer tickets and information inquire at Conpanys Of
Bee, bOl Pengsy lyania avenue
NJ DAUGHTER. MACDsNIFr
CeH 49, hsSA. AGENT
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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BROS. Aucuoneers

Under decree Of the Supreme Court District a.,
Columbia, IN equity cause No. 1904 Whaen ct al H3
vs mccarthy ct al, rassed June T., 1884. viii -
ises At FOUR q,GLQCK ? n, on the TWEEN TYiEC.
OND DAY OF JULY, 1884. that frame dwelling and
streets northeast Washington city, D. c. and al the
property being known lot F. In square No 72S Sai
city and District. !
Terms of sale: $50 earnest money on accepta,,e Of
bid, to he forfeited non acceptance or non cop
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

The intercollegiate Boat Race.
THE PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY CREW VICTORIOUS.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July I'm the intercollegiate
boat race, rOwed here this morning, PENNSYLVANIA
came In first, Cornell second, and Princeton third
The single Scull race was not rOwed