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The Marked.

BALTIMORE. May 9o-virsinia sizes. past-due cou.
pons, 81; new tenfortes 81 do threes S. bid to.
day.
BALTIMORE. May So Cotton quiet and nrm-mid-
dlinY.1lK. Flour quiet-Howard street and western
SUPER 75as do extra 5oa4 80: DO family IS:
brands 5e2ss7S P.t.psoo family s.25; do. supeFis:
ard easier EXCEPT for spot seuthern red do
amber. llOa1 ID: No: ! MARYLAND l11al II: No. 2
1O45 July l.o2,ai os August. i.o3ssal OK. Corn
southern white s sss7o d. ysllQx slas2; western
July sl9.as2 Oats quiet and steaayso9thern, Sal
wsstern wnte. Ssaal: 90 mxed SSaSS; fennsylyaniA
Pennsyivsnis and Maryland. iso0sl2oo Prsvisi s
Salk Shoulders and clear sS .ds. D;etsd ssS
Bacon-shoulders, 81; clear rib Sides Ion Hama
1asalsA ILs.rd-rsa5sd q Butter xesteTn
Petroleum hieher-redned 7,Sss. Cofee dul-hio car
goes ordinary to fair. 9Asl0k. Sugar auiet-A soft
IL freights to liverpool per steamer dull-ootton
f7st barrels; Wheat So ooS 6as6s.; corn 1900
Shipments wheat. $1,000 bushels:. corn. los 600
bushels. Sales-wheat 121.OO bushels: corn Y. 600
bushels.
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VNHOS. J. FISHER CO. Auctoneers
CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE No 4IAEAYETlE sOUARE

DESCE. NO. QUAKE
By virtue decree of the supreme Court uf the -
nay A. ID 1884. III equity No. g. AS wherein -
Anna L Barnard et al plaintiffs and Jane Is Bar
nerd ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee will
sell at public auction, front of the premises at FIVE
JUNE 1884 the following described Pic, parcel Of
real estite in the city of ashin to and District of
Columbia. Wit IL art of Lots numbered CD and
two Cd, in SQUARE numbered hundred and sixty
seven (l61) the designated on the public
plats Of said city Of Washington and bounded and
describ as follows :-BegiI ming at point the
line of said lot number I'D. distant twenty
seven G. feet eight and half tS1s) inches
norhwary from the southeast corner of said squire;
thence running westwarJy parallel with tn lin
inches the east line of lo three 3D. thence with said
line hwary about twenty eight f2S)
conveyed by Henry NJ Rice to W. Il. Trowbridge thence
easfwarcly ard parallel with the south line of the
square hundre and sig 400 feet nine t9) inches to
the east Inc of said lot m thence with said line
about twentye bit t-) Get sOuthwardly the point of
BEGINNING with all the ways. rixhs alleys easements
anc appurtenances thereto belonging and subject
yate right OF with the adjacent lots
created by deed between F. ID. Townsend James Alden
folio 1913
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
cash and the residue in three equal Instruments
able ID one. two and three years respe lively from
day OF sale with interest at six cent Per annu;
the deferred payments b. secured by tie prOm.sory
b. raid IL cash. at the option of the purchase No deed
VIII BE- gwen until the purch money paid in full
deposit OF on will be required when the property is
Knocked d. wn and the terms of sale must be c1mpled
erty viii be resold the risk and the defaulng
purchaser All conyeyancing and recording pur-
caassr,s cost RANDI PHI COYLE Trustee,
my.I-dSds ittorneys Office. City Hall
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4 ,HANCFRY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ (BRICK HOUSEl AT THE CORNER OF ELEV-

n AND SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of tounbia PASSED on the 18th day Of DC ri
tober. ID 1sS3. in the cause of Emma HOltzclaw -
William r. Ford ct al. No 4493. Equity Docket Is
and under the deed of trust in the bill in said
cause from Emma HoltZclaw and Thomas Holtzcaw.
her husband to Robert b. Ferguson dated January lst
A. D. 1873 and recorded among the land records Of the
District Of Columbia in Lib No 703 folio 466 the
dersigned TRUSTEES will off for sale public auction in
front OF the premises. on MONDAY. the SEQ D DAY
OF JUNE, 1884, at HALF-PAST FIVE OC OCH NJ
all that eee or parcel Of land situate and lying in the
npo the ground plat plan of said city Part Of
numbered ID in square three hundred and twenty Ave
t2 and described follows Beginning for the same
at thr utheast of said 10, and square and
ming thence west three eet thence ninety
feet thence east rec feet and thence south to
the place of beginning together with all the improve
nentS and appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to
he paid in cash; the balance in two nstauensi
six and twelve months respectively to be secured by
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest yer cent
from tue day of sale and deed of trust upon The prem
lse sold derosit Of SlO0 required at time Of sale.
Conveyancing etc. at purchasers cost Terms Of
to be complied with ten days from day of sale other
wise resale at risk ana Of defaulting purchaser
r. b. FERGUSON. Trustee
Corner Perlna. ave. and I'd street Sc,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. myl6-d&ds
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MAX klED.

APPLEwHATE-CARTER on Thursday Nav 2eth
1884 Mt the Residence OF the brides sister Mrs Geo c.
X; Lowry 10y the lev. DIR. Sunderland hENkY B. APP.
PIE" HATE Of BALTIMORE, Md. 10 KATE {. CARTER,
Of Washington. II. Z.
HAMMOND-kROHR At Alexandria. Va by the
Rev Ihos l. foulson, JOHN l.. HAMMOND and
LAURA hROHR
PEDRlCk-HARkNESS on february 9e 1854 nv the
Rev. Dr. J.. yburn, J. Z. PFDRlCK 10 FANNIE POil-
Ter, daughter If Geo. W. HarkEe g. of this city
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucroneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT. No. 1712 L STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
for tn. District IF Columbia surviving trustee a
will sell. on TUESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF j. NE.
premises al the following described real estate situate
Ali Of subdivision numbered thirty two ts2] Of square
numbered one hundred and sixty four l64). as same
duly recorded IN Office Of Of the District OF
Columbia in Liber 4. K. folio 1871 together with all
the improvements, ways easements rights prvil ees
and apfurtenances to the same belonging wise
aPpertailinR. The improvements consist Of q three
story and basement brick dwelling house, No. l7l2
street northwest.
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal instaments
at one and two notes to bear interest at per
cent per and to be by deed Of trust
premises or all cash. at option Il purchaser Adepost
300 REQUIRED 1t time Of SALE Conyeysr cinx etc. at
tur has re cost Terms to be complied with ia seven
days. otherwise the Trustee the ri hit resell
the propsf,y Ct the risk and cost 81 the defapns
some ewspaper published in Washington D. C.
my1-dkb LEWIS j. DAVIS, SURVIVING Trustee
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR PARLOR, CHAMBER
AND D1NING-ROOM FURNITURE. FINE TABLE
LINEN men =! CHINA "A AND GLASS WARE. tI.EGANT
ING TO A FOkEIiN MINISTER.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRD 1884.
No. Iowa circle the follow g superior effects:
Handsome Parlor Suite Upholstered in Silk lush.
Very ee ant Ebony Buffet with large +. P. Mirror.
Swiss Swinging and ide Lamps
Superb Oak Dining groom Suite, comprising Buffet
Extension Table l. Chairs and Carving Table in per-
feet order and cost $4OO.
Chifoniers and Wa drobes Gmported),
Antique Secretan 9 aud Bureaus
One Royal Cancels Hair Rug, Brussels Carpets and
Rugs.
Library Tables Marble-Top Tables
E.egsnt Table Linen. Window Hangings.
Handsome Walnut Chamber suites
Mahogany Chamber Set, Oak and Walnut Chamber
Sets
White and other fine Hair Mattresses
nina and Glass Ware. together with many other
articles.
quantity Of this furniture brought to this coun-
try BY the Minister and offers fine opportunity to
purchasers to secure first class articles
my2S-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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TIE Easg as?E$
sHEHf irrrs4 saE 5s
TRAINS Lave WAsH!NeToN, FROM STATION CORNER
For Pttsbulx and the West ci:aso Limited Express
g. Paase asiipp GsFs
wsstern fsPs HAss Prom
esso ca With to Ais to d
ina VEST With any caD Snfe
-, baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
aak sesspt nd With R td
Train leaving Washington on Saturday night will not
=, run beyond kenoyo
For New York and t6e East s1s m 1850 a. M 14o
f1pes on q Spp uaa faro9 c an
sa shsn ssndak p every week day.
pS s9ly Fans Amen ss1dns
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double fer
For fRiladeiphs s S and i6 80 40 400 90
and 9aii IA pm On sSunoday4 90
"a 10 .sS e. sn so 5 S
For I0pss Creek Line. $50 and 44o PM daily ez-
Fer 81 Annapolis: $50 am and 4:4o Sum
4ER 1SsHHRzn asb
For Alexandra, d:so 100. e:25 HOS and 1885 a.m
200 4:2S 800 6:25. S:Ol and 1:35 pm On Sunday
For @ none and the SOUTH go and IL os am daily
and 5 100 pm. daily, except Sunday
Trains Leave Aexsndria tor Washington. Cos sos 1000
am; 7:05 and TO- 40 p m.
Tickets and infoEmaton at the northeast corner
Of 18th street and Pennsyvania avenue and at the
ton where orders can be left the king OF bag
gage to destination from hotels and residence
j. Ii, WOOD General Passenger AGENT
CdAS Z. PUGd. General Manager myl2
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Splendid Victory for the Washingtons
THRIR IrMRus q

In the contest with the big nine from Columbus
this morning, the Washlngtons played not only
their best game Of the season. but one OF the best
played by any club here winning by score OF 10 to
l. The home boys scored nve times In the first Inn
ing. When the Buckeyes took their turn at the
bat, Brown led on with home run, but the WASH
ingtons got down to work and did not allow an
other run during the game In the eighth inning
runs, Gladman and Fenneily making two baggers,
and Hamill, HUMPHREYS and Hawkes. singles The
fielding OF the .Washingtons was nearly perfect
Fenelly, Morgan, Hawkes. and Prince particularly
distinguishing themselves Morgan captured six
flies In left field in me STYLE while Hamlls pitch.
ing and HumphrteS' catching were both good.
The following Is the score:
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By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-The morning trains brought in
the South Carolina delegation, and SIX Texas dele
gates Beyond few delegates from Ohio and Ken
delegations, the above constitute the only additions
made to the few arrivals OF the TWO preceding days
from New York, Pennsylvania and the national
advance guard OF those interested in the
outcome OF the national convention, but
who form no part OF the working body. Their
preliminary skirmish1ng, and for the first time
the hotels are taking on the air OF activity shown
Dy them for week previous to the convention OF
four years ago.
The organization OF state delegations will begin
tomorrow afternoon In the case of those which
have fuu representation In the city.
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Bailoting for q RishOp.

NO ELECTION IN BALTIMORE YESTERDAY.
In the Protestant Episcopal convention OF Tho
diocese OF Maryland, which met yesterday In Bal.
timore, the work OF electing a bishop was pro.
ceeded with in the afternoon after liking the sal.
airy at $1,000 Several Intellectual ballots were
taken, the last one resulting: Eccleston IS;
Hodges 6O Elliot (TeXas), IL; Leeds, s. Leonard q:
Elliott NaShington), 3: scattering. o. total, i34;
necessary 10 choice, %. Rev. Or. Leeds WAS
elected representative OF the Maryland diocese In
the board OF trustees OF the General THEOLOGICAL
seminary al New York
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1I,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ikusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NEW JERsEY AyEEhE SOUTHEAST. Be
TWEEN AND d STREETS.
Bv virtue OF q deed Of trust Of January LIST, 1873 -
and recorded April 81 lsIa in iiber ia folio 4o7
one of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and direc ton of the secured thereby VIII
,ell; At puhlie auction; on the IHItp DAY Of JUNE
es said lot having front New Jersey avenue Of 50
IA feet, and containing about 6s54 square feet Of
round
Terms: ons-fourth cash. and remainder 81 one and
wo years with half yearly intsres 300 70 be paid At
coLysyancing. &c. at purchassr's cost.
myx2-dts jOa @. U. KENNEDY, TxuDtoA
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Political Poimts.

UhhtNbhOhhAs NOMINATE brTLsR = MINNESOTA
DEMOCRATS FOR TTI.DEN.
The national greenback convention az Indianapo-
lis, yesterday, nominated Gen. b. f. Butler for
President, and Gen. A NJ. West OF Mississippi for
Vice President.
The democrats OF Minnesota, yesterday, elected
delegates who are all for Tilden, although NOT IN
structed.
The election OF delegates 20 the Allegany county,
Md, democratic convention, last night resulted In
a victory for the anti-canal men
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Earned runs-Washington, s; Columbus, 1. Two
hits-PT1nce. Hawkes. Home run-Brown. First
base on balls-By Dundon. 9; BY Hamill, E First
Struck out-Dundon, g Hamin, Z Double plays-
Brown and Kuehne. Wild pitch-Hamin, l. Time
Of game-1 hour 80 minute2 UmptreAConnen
At Philadelphia
Louisville. ......................10 90 lA0olx]
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, NO. 1905 r STREET NOR III
By virtue of two deeds Of trust duly recorded
spectiyey in Liber No. 952 folio 4s3 and Lib No t1
GolpmSs We Till sell IL front Ct the premises On
1884. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, ali that
piece or parcel Of land and premises known de-
G. as and being Lot numbered twenty Coz of Adams &
Coltman's subdivision OF square numbered two hun
provements ways senents rights. privileges and APP
tanning.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in equal instruments
At and two from day Of SALE notes six
per cent er anum interest payable semi nnually and
to be secured BY deed Of trust in premises Sod all
cash. at option of purchaser Terms to be complied with
in seven days ohsrwse the Trustees reserve the right
after five days public notice Of such resale some
newspaper published In Washington ID. c. deposit Of
800 required ut time Of SALE Conveyancng &C. cost
of purchaser. JAMES H. SAVIiLEl Tu,,,...
mY23-d& Ia ISIEOIA c. GlfEEN.{ AEuoteeN
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Decoration Day in Other Cities.

CHEERING BUTLER AND sALUTING SHERIDAN.
NEW YORK, May 3o.-Diferent posts OF the G. A.
K. decorated the statues OF Lincoln, Washington,
Lafayette, Farragut and Others At the Lincoln
statue an address was made by Judge Tourgee
The line OF the parade was down 9Th avenue. Gen.
T. Mcmahon and received an ovation Gen. Sher1-
dan with his stan went to Brooklyn early this
morning. salute Of II guns was fired In his
Gems. Grant and Sherman, Mayor Low and other
distinguished gentlemen.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
PARLOR SUITE FANCY CHAIRS, BRoNZES. VASES,
OIL PAINTINus; ENG ,t;. WnAINQL
YER Plate WARE, OLD CHINA AND CUT
Glass ! WAKE, ARA, kNIvEss MARPh1BE,, BED;
OTHEa MA. Tkt SSES, SHEE 8. b ANK 8
GOUNTERPA AES JOLT WARE, LACE CUR
TAIN CROCKERY AND KITCHEN UIEN III g
&c, &C. BLING q, nj EN- OF HOUSE No. S04
171H n1REkI NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING JUN SECOND, cornmenc.
ing at TEN 90 OCK, will sell at sO4 nth street
northwest lately occupied by the Turkish minister the
entire contents.
my3O63l DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF CHOICE OLD wH1sKEYs,
0aD Port. MApE1RRA, STA CRo5x Rum,
GO2Ds; FROM ONE > Of The MOST REL , /;
RAN FED TO BE AS EfkESENTED.
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE FOUR H, 1884. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK. at auction uoms. shall sell the follow
ing fine woods iii DsmijOhn and case.
Is Delnijohns Welty " Risky (1S58) ranging from to
AZ gallons each
Is Deinijohus thompson Whisky. ran,ing from to
~ gallons EACH
Is DeA1johns Gibson Whisky, ranging from to ~
galIons each.
Is Demijohns Monticello Whisky. ranging from to
~ gallons each.
Is DsmijOhns Old Club Whisky, ranging from to ~
gallons each.
15D mijohns Bourbon " Risky. ranging from to ~
gallon each.
10 3-gailun Demijohns Old Port Wine.
6 Jgal Oh D .uijohns Old MADEIRA.
63gallol D-mijohn Sta. Gro Z Rum.
B Gases st. Julien. quarts
5 cas- g st. Emelion, quarts
8 caIes Medoc. quarts
8 cases 1T. Estephe, quarts
8 cases MarKaux quarts
so ijemijOhns Sherri.s. Brandies and other goods
These goods are strictly hrscass. and will be sold
without reserve, Offering fine opportunity to ind-
vduals and private families to choice goo at
moderate figures
my29-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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Tho LangstOn Murder Trial.


After recess VIM. a. Dom, young man. ID years
Old testified to seeing the scuffe between witness
and Anderson. Some one sand TO Anderson, "Ycu
had better 60 into the house" Witness thought it
was LangstOn that said this Anderson refused 10
60 and cllnched with wilkins again. Langston
then went up 10 the men, and a colored woman
followed him and struck him twice ia the back
Langston turned, motioned her away and said, II
want TO stop this fight" A short, thlck-set
black man ran out from the car track and said
70 Langston, sc. On ycu, don't you strike
that woman: II you do III knock h-n
out Of you" Langston said that he did not want
anything to do with him The woman meanwhile
had pressed Frank backward,u up against the house,
and the man raised his hand as II to strike him.
Then the firing began. The crowd got between
witness and Langston 90 that he could not see the
pistol in Langst0ns hands The witness did not
tell any one about what he had seen till about two
weeks ago, when be told Mr.. Langston.
On cro6s-examinatton witness said the woman
came up and struck Langston In the back twice,
and he showed her back Williams came up and
said, "G-d On It don't hit the woman" and when
Langston arose Williams and the woman pressed
LanGstOn back against the wall OF the house. The
woman had her nst doubled up. When they
pressed Langston back the firing began
RoBBEKu&-Room No. l06, In the Metropolitan
hotel, occupied by Mr.. VIM b. Reed. OF Pawtucket,
r. L, was entered late last night by thieves, who
secured money and valuablea, amounting TO S35l.
a countryman reported 70 the police to-day that he
had his pocket picked OF 90 while standing &C the
bar IN AfA lynnb saloon on Pennsy1vanta avenue.
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FTNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN.
l. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
EONARE

SQUARE TAB
By virtue OF . deed OF trust, recorded In Lber42&
NO g39 folio 46 ct seq, of the laud records ofN$
the District of Coun bia and by request of tn ---
party thereby secured the undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction, in trout o. the premises on
TUESDAY, JUNE THREE, 1884. at HALF-FAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p M lots q to 81 both ncl,lsiye 80 to a.
W. Ftzxeraids subdivsio of lots and parts of lots
square 148 az said subvison Is recorded in Book TO-
folio 1&9, OF the Surveyors Office said District
Terms One-thrd cash. balance in three equal install
ments In twelve and eighteen months from day of
day Of sale and secured by de Of trust property
required at time Of sale and all conveyancing
cordi,g will be AZ purchasers cost terms not
complied Wits in seven days from SALE property will be
resold at risk and cost Of defaultinS purchaser.
THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctonerr. my27-dSds
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,ecial Dispatch to TIE EVENING srx.:

special Dispatch to THE EVENING SrA1:
CHICAGO, May S0-Hotel registers opened thii
morning with heavy lists Of arrivals among whom
are some individual delegates, but organized dele
cations will not begin to come In before tomorrow
Inc town win then be full Even by tomorrow SC
many delegates VIII have arrived that the situation
may begin to develop heat Silas B. butcher, d
national convention, and now an accredited dele
gate TO Edmunds or Lincoln, is among to-days
arrivals
THE LOGAN BOOK
was started this afternoon by the arrival OF ex.
postmaster Chauncey I. F1lley, Of St. Louis. He Is
working the Palmer House end OF the Logan boom.
Mr. Flley Is district delegate, and leads follow
Kn s 81 eSn u Logan votes whose second choice Is
among the 1905, in the convention four years ago,
ana stands by Logan now as reselutely as Logan
attitude Creates no s ny ais h ,Ss to ASus
is no secret few months ago he made desper-
a1e eh mo to secure the St Louis
OUT the PRESIDENT was proof against his lmportunl
Ties Filley is great campaiGner.
THE NATIONAL coMMITTHR
meets TOMORROW. It is expected there will be q
iu!l attendance OF members Several important
questions are to be decided. The prima facie right
OF the Malone and Dezendorf delegations will be
passed upon. and it fs probable some action will be
after balloting has begun The chances OF dark
norseS VIII be Slim II such action Is taken by the
committee -
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION.
Ex-Speaker Galusha A. Grow, delegate from the
fifteenth Pennsylvania district. arrived this MORN
Ing. He comes somewhat In advance OF the general
delegation, for whom rooms have been engaged
from next Sunday, at which time he says they VIII
come In force. " The Pennsylvania delegation Is
Overwhelmingly for Blaine, and there is no doubt
OF his nomination this time" said Mr. Grow
There are only few delegates who come from
Phiiadelphia who will support Arthur, but they
strongest man with the people at large"
how would Arthur be supported In Pennsylva-
nia7"
THAT is thing don't want to talk about said
say that is Blaine rst last and ali the me but
least show"
who does your state favor for temporary chair
MANI"
Mr.: Grow smiled as he said: swell, see there
Is considerable newspaper talk about myself"
VINO Will nominate Bla1ne?"
III is pretty generally setLled that the Hon. John
STEWART OF pennsylvania, late candidate for COVER
nor In the Independent movement, will make the
not be so cordial for Blaine in the event OF his
nomination. Edmunds has no following there
Our second choice is not considered. We have had
no meeting Since the convention, and am not pre-
ter what we will do after see other delegates
THR IMMORAL SERVICES.
bright sun and clear sky smiled upon the me-
mortal services to-day in honor OF the soldier dead
1t has been many years since the preparation for
the observance in Chicago were SO elaborate or the
OutpOur1ng OF citizens SO great The rush OF peO-
pie to the cemeteries to witness or to take part In
the decoration OF the graves was greater than Il
ever was before. AtOakWood cemetery the address
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VINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, sorrHwEs
AND WEST

HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect LAY II. 1884.
$40 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
conn. ctions to all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday, with c. 4 o. Railway Pull
nlan Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and Wash
Washington and Atlanta to New Orlealis,
610P. M.-LOU1SVILLE FAST Ii f. Daily via Char
lott svle to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
0A0P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
t. all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with C. & o. Railway
rnnan Sleeping cars from Washin ton via Dam
from Washington via Charlotte aud Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at $40 A
M. u ID s: 40 p N daily, except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at 8:40AM and
$40 2. NJ daily
tickets aud information inquire at Company's OF.
hc., tOl Pennsy lyaliia avenue or at Union Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEL
Gen. Pass. Agent Agent
mario SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.