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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

TIE TN PAN BRrGApR.-There Is no change in
tbs situation OF the coal miners strike at Pitts
burg, Pa. or the 5000 men employed when the
mines are all In operation, not more than 100 are
At work. In the thEa pool a number OF strikers are
stil 10 camp. The women have organized the ''tin
pan brigade and when the non-unlon miners re-
turn from work In the evening they greet them
with serenade. and In several Instances have es-
coCtod them 70 their homeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 1s-George Ho.mer,
the oarsin y, arrived here this morning. Shortly
alterward he and j. A. ST. John the hacker OF Jake
with john A. Dillon. editor OF the Post Dispatch
The race, which is Tor $1,000 side, vii, take place
on Creve Cour lake, near this city. on the % OF
september The course is three miles With d turn.
Both men are in good condition and Will go In
training at the lake ImmeateIy
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The Vacant Secrstareship.

LlkHLY TO GO TO DARK HORSE FROM NEW YORK.
The impression that the President VIII select
some New Yorker OF prominence, not yet mention
ed, TO be Secretary OF the Treasury seems to have
become strengthened to-day 1t is represented that
the President will be influenced In the matter by
the pressure which has bcen brought to ear to
make an appointment which Will be III material
assistance 10 the repsbhc as in New York at the
coming election While believing. this TO be so, the
knowing ones are entirely IN the dark as TO who
Will be given the Office, and no new names are men
toned Assistant Secretary COon's many friends
are, toW Yer, still OF the BELIEF that is the COM
ing Secretary.
LATER.-EX-Gov. FENToN SPOKEN OF.
Ex-Governor Reuben T. Fenton OF New York.
Is spoken OF in connection with the Treasury port
folio. His friends are said to be urging his APP
pNhtmelt and say IL Is likely to- get it, DIS he is
Close personal friend OF Arthur'S
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PROFESSIONAL.

The wis. . for health on daily walks dependn
II avenue. op, osits Willisrd's Hotel, and North
tntsw street Baltimore. Nd Corns. buncns, clnt
aud inverted nails vascular excresoences and other sill
ments of tie feet successfully treated. DR. Whites
thirty eighth consecutive year of ractjce Once fee
81 sitting for putting the feet in order aull
MME. BEOOkE FILLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
w LIFE. All business confidential Ladies' and Gen.
ueInen so cents each as street between In and Nh
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Statue of Gen. ReynoIds.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. september 1S.-The statue Of
Gen. John fuiioa Reynolds, VINO killed at ae
Datte OF gettysburg, was unveiled in front OF the
city hail to-day. The Grand Army paraded in
honor OF the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

RALRoAD Pools ON CALIFORNIA BUsINEss-The
conference OF managers or the western railroads
decided yesterday TO form pools on California usi-
ness one pool TO b- composed or the roads east and
the other or the roads west OF the Missouri river
This was agreed 10 unanimously, which was a con-
cessiOn on the part OF the Burlington, Which had
once refused TO consent To the formation OF apy
pool until the Nebraska question was nnaIly dis
DOSed Of 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
E1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

E'HVHAo IU"LINu' huouOHeef'
VALUABLE INPROvID REAL ESTATE IN
GEORGE Own d. L. 10 CLOSE \, ESTATE
u NJ HUBS 1907 AND l2J6 MARKET
SIR TT. A AUCTION.
o HUBNDtY AFTERNOON. SEpTEM-
B.R EIC LE-NTH, 1894. at FIVE OCLO E. 70
front ,i he premises. sha sell the f0low-(eS
le I'al etle 10 close the e>t te Of the late Levin
IJlS-- / - of Lots 1G3 LEA, in Beatty ard Haw
kIII,' addition GvuIgetowu d. c.. having front of
=. iect IN hes by depth vi lie ieet t. alley, i'm
froyvd b. c,niOTjaDIe twO-story frame dwell inR
be liz 1901 Ma ket sire I.
And "a FIVE. AND A HALF O'CLOCK in front Of the
IT-il isss two-io ) rick resdsnce. being No 1-s6
Max street having front OF 30 feet by depth Of
about 10, feet With = ten loot sliey side.
j IA = N3uasl" = uIerty and should command the
a.; ,i - parties desiring couifol table home
=
itIulS cash. SlGn eTost required each property
% sale. All yanc:x purch- sers ST.
JAMES =. HAY>.
WILLIAM T. HENDER,ON
4. sei3GE1s A:torn for Hei 9.
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SACRED Music AND SwINpLIN6.-James Lee. alias
Joe Hartman, alias j. t. Coleman, alias Herman
Goethe, was arrested in Baltimore Yesterday on
the charge OF having swindled eght parties by pre-
Senting bills or lading for goods which ne stated
had arrived from Europe for them he represented
himself as a custom house Officer and In each case
the pretended duties s. S. and In several in
stances when 40 bills We're entrusted 10 him to
procure change he kept the whoe OF It, He Is
IRON New York and has served In Sing Sing for a
like onense. In several Instances where he made
victims he sat at the organ and played NEARER
My God 10 Thee, while the ladies left the parlor
to procure the money for him. He was committed
for trial In six cases, and there others 10 be
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RAILROADS,
TINEE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THF Shobr TINT tn TUE cOJrTu cor,nru,ro,

TIVE VIRGINIA 9IlDLAND RAILWAY
1hE shOkT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect Us 3. 1884,
S:1o A.M-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max n1 close
conn ctsOils TO all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept SunGay. with c. o Railway Pull
man sleeping Buffet cars from New and Wash
Ilgt0n to AtlanIa Pullman Sleeping from
Washington ana Atlanta to New OrcaUs
eJtIN.-I.Ot ISVIIi L FAST Ii y f. DAILY via Char
lott -Ve to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Ioint~ Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville
1cEt PM.-SOUTHERS MAI. AND EXPRESS. Daily
l. Hli paints South and Southwest via Danville ard
tlarottc Daily except Sunday with G. q. Railway
Pullman Sleeping CATS from asnins ton via DAN
Will. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also,
ilOn4 Washington Charlo tie and Columbia to
Augusta Pul HAN Sic ping Car asiIng ton
Il NfI sulphur Springs
MANASSAS Division Train leaves Washington at 7CO 4
VI. ata SOP >. daily. except sunday.
Narrtntpn trains leave Washington at $40 AN and
$50 81. daiiy.
CT tickets ai infot ton inquire st COmpony's Of
to IOl IeIlIs ivan!I avenue
h. Stat GIIEk. \. MACDANIEIA
Gen lass. Agent Agent
au2 SOL HAAS Traffic Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

b,ntE At O'clock IN. September 18th 1854 az
ssafi'f tev'r ANNA r. ared ak years taught.r OF
Samuel r.. AID sddIc /. Boyce "
BLtALEl ON "Wednesday. $ .ptersber IL lss, n.
-" ~ m, MARY nkfll Buckley the h.loycd
ca OF John and hattie BncAIe, AGED 81, mouths and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

nR. ROBERTSON. THE Expert EPECIAIIsr
~ who stands hish p hs prufes.ion. escknewedes1
tresfment and cure Of Private. Nervous aud chrsnio
Diseases Lost Vitality lntsired Esnhood and Ab1s0
Urinary 0rgans recent CASES positively cured N %
dfys DO mercury caustics used Gan be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday. fruap 20 Spn 6 -
Oce E6 Cn.w- k ters 20 Trading physicans0 a hid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18
A Fatal Eeud.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, September ia special to
the Gazette from Cory, Ind, says: John F. Don
to-day. Both were farmers. The killing was the
result Of an old teud.
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The Guarantee Fund Surplus.
THE COMMISSIONERS ASK To BE CREDITED WITH THEIR

SHARE OF TIE MONEY.
The commissioners to-day addressed another
letter TO Acting Secretary Coon. OF the Treasury.
In reference TO the disposition Of the surplus aris-
Ing from the sale OF guarantee fund bonds stating
that upon the understanding that the United States
Is to make good onehalf OF losses that might occur
In future operations its claim to share one-aa of
the profits when there are any profits Is only rea-
SOnalle.
STAT referred TO by the frst controller applc bic
In the present case relates solely to sales OF prop
eIty belonging TO the United States and hot by the
District. Section 3 OF the District appropriatloD.
act OF March 3. 1882. the CommsSo cl.inl
requires suce moneys 10 be deposited to the Same
account as taxes collected and paid into the Treas
ury or the district. They ask that one-halr
OF this fGnd, which they understand is conceded to
belong TO the District, he deposited 10 their credit
without being compelled to await further coD.rcs-
SiOnal action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

TIE ELoPEMENT CRAZE SPREApTNG-Mr William
Shryock, young civil engineer. who boarded at
the American hotel at Sing Sing, eloped yesterday
with Miss Mary Adelaide schroeder the pretty
daughter Of DR.. Amanda schroeder, one OF the lead
Ing physicians In the town OF Sing Sing. She has
recently been receiving the attentions OF Shryock
who has been located In that vicinity There was
no particular opposition TO their union. and when
they returned after few hours absence. they SAID
that their going on In that way nai been suggested
BY the Yonkers a1Air they were forgiven 6y the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18
[ MUSICIANS AND DRuaersrs
RECOMME MEND
BIB RRR 90 " Nm N ~ SIS,
BB RR o o wwww IN
BIB RRR o q WwwW MN SSS,
BIB 3 { 90 w n M ssss
II RRR 90 Nm
II 0 o Nm
Il III oo . Mn SSS
BBg, y TIT TIT EEE RRR ssss
BIB II EE RRR SSS.
BBB ii j T ERR r & ssss
R E c o NJ NJ E N D
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine combining --on with pure Vegetable
INDIdESrION, MALARIA. NEAKNEsS, IMPURE
BLOOD. Gil LIS AND FEVER. aid NEURALGIA
by rapid and thorough assimilation with the bl cd It
reaches every of the System pusies nd enriches
the God the muscles and nerves.
aud II, tes the syStcm.
A FL APPETIZER-Best tonic known
1t Will cure the wor of Dysp pSa, removing all
distressing symrtons such Tasting the Food Belch
ing, eat " the st mach lea. urn. etc
BLACkEN OR IsJCKE HE TEETH.
1t is invaluable for peculiar to women and to
ali persons W no lead sedentary lives
~ UNFAILING X NEDY FOR DISEASES "
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS
lerson suffering from tn. effects of overwork ner.
yos troubles loss OF sp elite or debility experience
II DIES NOT CAUSE HEADaCEE OR PRODUCE
CONSI T1CN-other Iron medicines do
1t ~ the only Of Iron that
rtous effects hysic and Druggists recommend it
the BEST. TRY IT.
The genui has Trade Mark and crossed red lpes on
wrapper. AXE no ether ade only by
rui9 BROWN HENICAL CO. Baltimore Nd
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" only reliable Iad,es' Phyrcian in the city. b
consulted daily, SO Missouri street soufh
q Eennsylvsla avenue between Sd and y strerts AN
finale complaints d irregularities QUICKLY renov Il
trunIf treatment Cosrespt0ds0cs aud oog1eSdtoaon6
strictly confidential sspArzts r0onas lAdaes Ofoo
hours-l 70 q aud TO 3 y. m au2o- ln,s
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Proposed Annexation Of Jamaica to
n

OTTAWA, ONT. September 18.-Hon. Michael Solo
mon. number OF the leg slative council on Jamaica
arrived here last evening To Interview Tire members
OF the dominion goVernmeIt in reference to the
proposed annexation Of Jamaica to Canada. He
saw Sir joan MacDOn lid aud Sir Leonard Tlllv and
discussed the subject informally. He will leave Tor
home n-1.v
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VAL ABB. + REAL ESTATE
ON STEEL sOUTHWESl. BETAftN KIRD
AND FsUR-AND-AHtLE STREETS IN lHE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
By virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the5a
Dist let OF Columbia, passed i'll Euui;y No Lii
s9is tho undersigned as cutor II " sale IL
Ill IL ut ot the premises, SAT RDAY the NTY
SEVENTH DAi Uf SEP i.MB H. 1854, ut FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. that yaluaf.e improved property
known PREMISES No. 81 street southwest ia the
city OF "ashi on. III the District of Columbia and
KIN WI and qesc ibed on the city plat lot >.
square 53I: beInI4n. for the l. feet inches west
from tie souAe. corner OF sad lot Ia si.i square
54 and running Forth 81 eet IL inches: tn,
feet INCHES: thence no IN IL feet; 1ert
the! zee soupn So feet IL inch ii southwest
the place OF beginning
Terms OF sale: Cash: deposit of $50 will be required
when IroI cry struck off t. he ,lrchas r Tie
rl@Lt Is served OF reseng the property at cost and
rIsk purctiastr, should he teInls # sal be
pied with within days from day of sale Costs of
convey ancing at purchasers exptIi.e.
Nh II, RY, Executor
Se1G-Cta 49, i southwest
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NeWN RYiefa

III Is thought that T. de NeroRa, the missing
A'5 5 ooilSHl al Baltimore. sailed Tor Glasgow
tut convention OF railroad SupcrintendsnIs at
bosIoh Yesterday referred the 81 clouk system Of
s'ahdafu time 10 coninittee OF Jsree
u h> Gomez ana Naueo arrived al Kew West.
IL, "a, az hlkht ron Honduras via New orleans,
oeltt hc!s and Tampa IL Is said tley have ar.
a.sel I"i .uture operations In Cuba.
EA-t'oN- John Lee Cafr0h presided over the SAM.
taTl council " sarylasd sh.cn te.an It's sessions
al The blue so'Eai am House last nls Ut
Albert BELL OF Baltimore. commit ted suiclde lasS
niHht 10y hanging himself 70 a Irau~om
KEY Mother superior ksry Francis Xavier Waldo
lvI-dT 1l the ORDER OF Sisters OF Merry " America
~ a. MI 81 Nay convent ST Manchester N.
jacob schseler. the champion billiarilst, chal-
inch rc- S yrSS 40 70 Pa! an eight or ten
~ 49, AID Ne" iorA. from ~ psisIs up in Decem-
The STREETS OF Cincinnati We're crowded last niche
with people To wltneSs the SECOND pasrant NV ina
oIdsr Q. CinciRu.els The subject reprss.spted
Was eatH ed The dream " ssakrsreares
ne Sa4Oou keepers OF COUNCIL Btur> Iowa haya
lefhit>l state Antl-PDhiblion aSspctition win
.ne ooltct OF preventing the Enforcement Of the
John Morris, a tramp, shot Mayor samuel Robin
son, OF Detroit, Nlcn, Tuesday night AZ bis
hYia., ana the latter Is now IN a critical condition.
pelIoit "ds the scene yesterday Of a slsoop ire
-Four noiers exploded Tuesday eyenip in he
Lykens valley eolucry. Fortunately but four per.
Disastrous forest fires ere reported In MICHIGAN.
irwin Co.'S vitriol works were burned yester-
Gay la i1iIsours. entailns loss Of $4,000
lHE ARMY OF THr CukBERLaSp.-The anpua, ne
union Of the Army of the Cumberland was held ,n
Rochester Y u. yesterday. Gen. r. n Sheridan
presided Gen. n. A. Barnum stated thai he had
drafted resolutions concerning the curlIng "a, in
sttplioIs on Tie monuments OF GesS Thomas ana
Sdihe4d, which were In accordance With a ptter
mat had been wrS,ea b. Col Rockwell sugsert-
hg mat Inscriptions be placed upon those monu-
ni,StS Similar 10 those recently placed upon the
Mci ieisoh taonumtnI In the evening a reception
WAS he'd by Gems sherman ana Logan al lie
MAYORS ONCE, and following these Occurred the
literary exercises IN The city hail The address If
welcome 10y Major ID u. - Brown WAS RESPONDED to
10y Cen sheridan. The Grafton OF the reunion was
delivered 10y w. III. Lambert, OF Philadelphla. on
Gen George u. Thomas
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The Fowler NeIicf Fund.



THE STAR has received the following additional
contributions 10 the fund for I'll. relief OF the widow
and children OF the policeman, Fowler, murdered in
the discharge OF his duty:
Carl kleinscAmidt. NJ. BSA no
" W. HAScaH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
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DoIB BIZ lkAck iii NDIp icESfiY;
~ EFFECT July l6rH, 1854.
TINS leave WASHINGTON, from station. corner Of 9th
Tor p'tsourl and the west Chicago Limited Express
sea aa.ly toCinrir al and II Louis with Sleep
s .a e. i S, S H. scsS, s,ara.s sd b tel
VII S.'eIlns ar altoon4 TO Chicago. Western tx
! :. conIiacts aaiiy tor chicago with sleeping Car
i'ftqIs 70 h.caTo Man lArrss5 10 % = IA, daily
Washington to Chicago
IeI Efie, C@,and-izn, Rochester. Erfialo, Niaxara
7Gov ! m dali; except saturday with Ialsse Cars
saturday night wi not beyond Remove.
i ri transport. cck Have4 LlInra. $40 m
Fer NfT lorA =, al 81 She Fast ia $50 and HOO
Ia IGs 10 ~ 100 ana IL 10 m On sunday co
laIIor oais. 40 a. IL daily. c1capt sunday.
/ Q. 50, without chanze. 2io every weekday.
ISr ooSyn y T. ali through trains connect a. Jer-
re tIaLser To FULTON street aSoics double ferriaSe
10 II.adeipIia. 7is, 90 ard II a m. TO- AGO. 500
1ut1 and H. p IN on Sunday, 40. o.0O 1910 and
II 10 :, IL imlted Express. $40 q III. onlly except
1sr =, sfiao ess - ~ SO b 'to 100 os
Tn ; Il ay. ~. no0 t. IL. 400 6OO, 740. 200 and
For ioIes Creek Lire. 6.35 a. m and 44o p. In daily.
Ior snnnollS 6.35 a. H. o5 and 40 D. M daily, e1.
ALTMAN DIX A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
md AK lNDi.IA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
I.r Ais1@ndria, $50 100, e25. ;lo5 and lbs m.
IO3, AZ. 500 6.25. oU5 and ll35 p. Ia. On SUNDAY
a. - >. IL % q = 70 p. H.
Cl Il hu nj AID tie south. 10 and IL o5 a m day
aid 90 T. daily EXCEPT Sunday
Trans leave e1andIi4 Tor Washington, O5 so 10 90
1U-iUs- ltU sos. 3 >. B TO- 7.05 ard lu Az D. M
;lC l. 10 IL dnl-liI texcpt Mosday). On Sunday at
L,Ent
eAet> and inflammation at tie Office northeast
g l"sl sit"' anu tnHsyivania and the
ton ~nrt orders be lett tor the chs cAiI vi bag
Ka% Il q SiAtuuL from hotels aud res.dt noes
.Ht>- l. JUt. }. Ii. WOOD,
"a Neral AianA1er. General PASSENGER Agent
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C,ENEEAL TRANSATLANTIC c.MeANY

EENEEAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" EFTTEES NES -tAEEE
Coz. raI : Itrr No - NSEtu To-. 0s Norton
street y, -
Cal "a. sess.,-i-c Wednesday :. L 4 sam
st eru-.s4I- Gsub. w-s-I.sst..v. tf-r / e. &. M
- aUGt.iI- ts J'i!~~ Ne t.H.-i,y- = a N
tErSkS sSyatl. S.XEt. amounts S.-t - trs
E7GgCt Tran tisutii. II -, : l. ~. GsIUIAS
AGENT. NJ .. Bow tBTy-eD. =
e. W GO~>. - ft IE-y ia .y...r7-.
W DOlLLEh 4 SOY. - 81 .fIr-- .s..rfq gy-r,y,a
sis Agents -UE Washington ID C.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
sTEAMER L. V. AKRON SMITH
FROM TIH STREET WHARF.

Mondays, Thursdays and Satu days. at a. m. Re-
turning Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays. touching at
All River La dings far Noulin Creek Currioman
ai.d St Clements Bay. Connects with b. & o. L Il. at
Sheph rds. JNO. B. PADGETT. Agent.
C. " .IJI.FY Manager SELF
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1hE ARTHUR Ri FILE CoRPs.-The Arthur Rife
corps al meeting last night reorganzed and
adopted the constitution OF the W. L. l. Corps with
few Changes. The officers OF the corps aie as
follows: Lieut.. Colonel, d. W. Roilings. Company
A-Captain, j. c. Pelham; LIST lieutenant, b. Il
Shears; % lieutenant, c. ". Cunningham. Com
pany B-Captain, q. F. ID. RolliIss; LIST Lieutenant
G. Z. Trembly; I'd lieutenant. IA King
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pAlTIMORF AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ ~ MIbii. Isl LINZ AMP THE ONLY
VIA WASHINGTON
LOt ELE 1kACK, JANNEY COUPLER

STkEI. RAILS
foFrprIE Y NH ffT SSP sr 5EsE ,srr
cav N5sHinFiCn from statlon corner OF New Jersey
:. ! ea2o cincinnati. louisville and St Louis daily
-, .. III iG.i' . m 1o;lo i. NJ with through
Si.-.r' change lu;l' L. III 0ally to Chicago. except
10 j. Z ar, q; 90 a. m and 8 40 D. m daily E. 20
N T. ]-tishUrt ie'e!and aid Detroit. with sleep
Io 1.-tdo and D,troit via Nonrccville o:15a m
ON ~ltli sleeper tor Toledo. Via LeeIig a.d IaIN
liam 10: Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m
lJ.J Oily. VII; taIlor slr. ping CAts Az Al.
IL feltiu week days 5. 81 s4o CO. s:Io. 90
81 100 h l2:.C 20. 235, 90 $50 80 as
l.lute t@ln.J 4;iO go SO l:oO 90 $40 lOivp
Io. Bal,in re On Sundays c: 30 60, $50 H.. los
- 90 40. $50 80. ':Ot. s:n $40 and l0:I0p
lG oirts Tie shenandoah Valley Railroad. lo:I5
H. Annapolis. Go a. M and /. 10 and 44ep M ON
I5r Nay aos i+ta IN Washington and Baltimore
i IN 90 s; ~. a M 10 p H., 80 $40 ~ aud
5to p ler stations On Metropolitan branch
80 "a IN ana 5:5 J.. IL. daily except sunday. AS
saL,A so a eaily Tor /. Ni.gtosi staunlon and
day sSr Iryicrek 80 a. H. IL: Il a ~ Is Is
, = =. e-,liy except uLtiay.
~, STRIVE from the Vest daily. 40. 7:6Oa H. 2:2a
hrs. New l,rk and Philadelphia. 2:65 ssoa IN. daily
i, ih1Is 50 J. S M and 80 and ss. m:
, ShAGay =: 40 - m, 6:a. r. m
mon l.. Nln2ton. 20 " iaiIy and 2;l5 n M daily
. t1cs u guday
II l. lIe'.-rick AMI intermediate POINTS s:25.
l. u II ana a. D. IL. daily. e1cei Sul.dAy S:l3
, Ii daily iron. Puinf OF Rueas
IL n ltaye b tirLorr tor " sbinyton ut 2OO 4 20
~ . 80 $50. $40 and lO:1D m. l2:l5, . 80.
80 20 So9 t-5 80 so 1918 y. M. on sun
s 50 10. i'oo. So. 800 N. l:aO. SUI
u trains from Washington sion NJ Relsv Station ax
CO. 80 y. M.
i int Gsrs,iSn sgr,y :: the B:,~oEs and
N%i~ sS' nns. csrn.E l4t street, where orders
- i,.n III til, city
" NJ CLE AENIs, NJ. OF T. baltimore
ga l. h LChD. 1enu Passenger Agent
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED BUILDING
SITES. AT i az INTEnaEUII0 S OF TWENTY
SEQ, 81 tsEET AMI .EW HAMrsH RI AVE
NJ NOR HIVES. BEING ALI. OF LOT 2 IN
SQUARE II CONTAINING l2.3 $50 ARE FEET
OF GROUND. BLING IN l He " Est END, AN
TIE MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING POI. ION OF
THE CITY.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBEREesS
SECOND 1884. at FINE O'CI. OK will sell, inEsyE
front Of the premises. the above mentioned
erty fronting LII IL. let OH New Ham rshre avenue
AID 1879 IL -12 feet on 22i street wtst.
TerIs pne-third cash balance in ore an two wears
notes to bear interest and be secured by decd Of
trust all cash. option OF pure haser little good or
no sale ,eI8-e,Sls
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II II "AIhER SONS. Ca ,OTH ~TETFT NOTE
sNesI bu-i,ln< .: al kinds me tar Aas tar
Vten seat erosks. plaster. h4.r a..a eeIiis ats su2
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SLEEPING CAR PoKrEKs HORRIBLE Dr.ru-As


q ualu on ire b ana q. railroad coming east last
hlsht ROUNDED suarp curve at Williams Point
iuhhel, hsar he Point OF Rocks. Moses Moore lhs
coofed porter Ga Vice President speI GERS prfyNe
Sai, NaCI was attacht'd 10 the rear VI the train.
VA THROWN nom the rear platform, on which hs
hid ven standlng, across the other track IL ia
supposed he Was stunned and unable 20
esl Oh the TRACK before A freight train coming
east PASSED over him. nc rally cutting MIN IN Two
n cpruher ; Jury rendered verdict Ia accordance
VIII these facts
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THE PUBLIC SCHooLS.-The supervising prHci-
pals OF the schools continued to give out tickets OF
admission to-day to applicants. No reports have
yet been made up OF the numbers or pupils so far
admitted but In all the districts the schools are
about filled TO their utmoS, capacity.