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PhTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II IhE MODEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY
LINZ BkTNEES 1HE LAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
I0i IN y NJ at,EF CpJ-pJ

IIHE BEIMEES IhE LAST AND THE WEST
DoUBlk 1i.AGk: JANYEY COUPLER,
SCHEDULE II I sfhEr hA srSpAY. JUNE 1srH
ISL UNTIL URTHEK NOTICE
icI chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
stS-e5 d IN, lQ:l5 H.. 1910 r. with through
Coaches and Pala e Sleeping cars to above points
without cLanse 10:I5 daily u CHICAGO, except
Fer Iittsurz at $ 80 a NJ and s 30 D m daily so
L m, e ft5stuTS, Cleveland ard Detroit wi,asleep-
FL irs 3 Iafs t. i az, N,
dzy with Sleeper Tor TOLEDO. Va Wheeling AID Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at $40 m.
GsiIy. except Sunday 3 T. m and $40 =. NJ and
- le Iii daily. with Farior and Sleeping Cars at
For baltimore or week days $50 Gao 500 10 900
minute tram i'4o 49, - .0J. SO. s4A lV.I0p
EOs Bal,iInorr on Sundays SO $40. $50 H. 125
30 800 40 80 60. i.OJ. So $40 and l0:lOp.
ForIoin,s the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. 1o;l5
FI Annapolis. SO m and Il 10 and I;4o p m: on
srnday 20 a. m. sop.
TO 60 100 a IN u 10 =. so = 20, 200 and
n Ior Stations so on M s s5a branch i
m das s 70. ' sc al q sti, n ns on Na
bl@Ieh so a, m ts.y Tor ls1ington stannton ard
"a daiis tar fre ~ n sG S enfpt i az
81, = Z. ds:i! except Iun'aay
1cslns arrive from the West daily 30 $50 H. 225
F;c,. New iolE and PHILADELPHIA ass $50 n daily
~s--t +. Ia daily. except sunday.
k1cul Annapolis, SO a and so and C 81
- sunday. = ii a. III. So. r. In
FIN Il xr-ton. ~ daily and 2:l5 p daily.
enCcpt sunday.
kIvn FREDERICK and intermediate Points sos n H.
10, J. IN and ; u D. m daily. exec! sunday. S:l2
p II daily from Point OF Rocks
2rslns leave Bltlnao-e for Washington az 200 3 90
30 tta. 80 800 3 10 and lU..U III. ~. ID, go
~ - > % t.2,. 81. 600 AMI 40 Is H. sun
e4SS 80 30 . Is. -. SO 800 a NJ. 80 $780,
q .. 30 aud 90 =. IL
Al trans from WASHINGTON At Relay Station
cept sd y. Al
\ or further reformation apply Baltimore and
ShlO I&Aet Orncr-Na-IIlngton station, GIJ AID ISL
ftl.nsy ALA avenue, l$th street where urers
VII o TAKEN tor baggage ~ lie checked rucelyeS
poin; ia the city
" ~ CLEMENTS. NJ of T., baltimore
! tei7 n LORD. Gtni Passenger Agent
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News Briefe.

II is rJmored that Osman Digna has captured
Agig on the Red sea
Rev. ]. $. Hamlin, who has been pastor OF the
Woods1de Presbyterian church, IN Troy. y. Y, for
thirteen years, has accepted call 90 the Mount
Auburn Presbyterian church, Cincinnati.
Yesterday afternoon, natural gas at the Wrestling
house WELL Pa, exploded from a leak seriously In
1ur1ng two drillers
Gustav Werner, a German artist. OF New York.
committed suicide. His mistress deserted him re-
Gently. and he became very despondent
party OF tourists were recently overwhelmed
by an avalanche Oh Mont Blanc, and one or the
number was Killed.
Hon. Robert Henry Lytleton. son OF the late LORD
Lytleton, was married yesterday 10 Miss Edith
Santiey, daughter NJ Charles Santley, the cele-
brated baritone singer
The body OF ,ieorge Ober was found hanging I'm A
barn near lrOnvllie. Essex county, v Y He WAS
last seen week ago with two strange men, who
now miSSiag
The latest presidential change In Panama Is the
reinstatement OF Or Cervera
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PYON TRACY, Real Estate Agents.
IL 5l3 It'll street northwest

Yum & TRACY, Real Estate Agents.
Ii 5l3 It'll street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF XALuABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON NICHOLS AVENUE, LEAD
ING FROM WASHINGT n TO FORT FOOTE,
SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE LAND OF
THE UNITED ST. TES HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE.
The UNDERSIGNED Trustee, under deed in trust -,
from the parties in interest being the heirs st -
law OF the late John Perkins. will sell at pubcaD
PARK grounds" On SATURDAY, July iH TWENTY
SIXTH, 1884. at HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK P, NJ. the
real estate Of which the late John Perkins seized and
possessed, being the following valuable lot ground
and nprov emets: BEGINNING at tho southeast corner
Of tract called st Elizabeth of which this lot is
part at stone MAJ ked "A in the plat of sad tract
the west side the road Leading from the Navy Yard
bridge to Piscataway and running thence with the line
OF sa ID road n. ia deg 19 20 perches; n 3 deg. T.
2t0 perches: thence for dividing line n. 81 deg. W.
60 perces to the stone wall enclosing the south line of
the United states Lunatc Asylum grounds thence with
said line 5 deg E. 50 perches to the beginning stone
on SAID road containing three roods aud
seventeen perches a. rds. IL PSI distant and
half miles from the city limits.
Terms of SALE One third cash the day of sale: the
residue Ill two equal insalents Of and two years.
with interest the deferred payments to be secured by
the notes and deed of trust from the purchaser all
CASH at the option of the purchaser deposit OF 800
Will be required from the purchaser whose bid is accept
ed ConveyancInR. Sc, at c. ct of the purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee,
81 ~ street.
ivIH
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.

Schedule In effect D MS. 1884
eaoAM-SEW ORLEANS NAH. daily making c,o.a
connections 10 al points South ana Southwest,
DAILY ex ept sunday. with Z. & o. Hallway Pull
Sleep.iIg Buffet from New rk and Wash
:nston to Atlanta. Pullman Sleegin2 from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleans, farior
Car from " aS,.iaxton 10 Natural Is, tT. Va.
SJtP M-LOUISyILLE FAST II: T. Daily via Char
lott~svile ~ Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
FONTS "ullman Sleeping cars Washington ~
IHQ.-vins
1aOP MAI. AND EXPRESS. Daily
tS az points South and Southwest via DanSille ard
charlotte. Daily except Sunday with C. OR.llw
Pullman Sleeping from Wsshin- ton VA DAN
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New Orleans: also
irUm Washington Charlotte and Columbia ~
augusta Put man SLepiny Car from " aslIIigton
to White sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves washingtona: $40 4
NJ and 5lO p. N daily. except sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington $40 A. NJ and
$40 NJ daily
Fer tickets aud information inquire a. CeniSany'sO-
Hce, 5Ol Pennsy lvania avenue
N SLAUGHTER n mcdaniel.
Gen fsas. Agent AGENT
marO sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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CHOLERA SPREADING IN EURoPE.-There were 66
deaths from cholera In Marseilles during the 2.
hours ending last night. The workingmens COM
mission has Issued red placard TO unemployed
working1nen, on which appear the words. 1.-The
acton OF the municipality has left US nothing but
suicide or lideous death from hunger or cpl
demic." Calls 10 arms have been issued and ex-
cited meetings held. but as yet no outbreak has
taken place. Cholera Is reported In Alexandria
Egypt, Poltaya and Pskov. IN Russia.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
XVALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
ETC. Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JULY EIGHTEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell. at residence No. 1918
street northwest general assortment of Household
Furniture. consisting of Paror and Chamber Furni-
ture. DINING groom and Kitchen Furniture, Hall and
Stair Carpets. Brussels. Ingram and other Carpets;
China. Glass and Crockery Ware Kitchen Utensils etc,
many other articles too numerous to mention.
jy14-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS h CO., Aucts
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This afternoon Mr.. John L. McNally, counsel for
Sullivan, the hagman, held responsible by the coro
ners jury for the fatal railroad accident saturday
night, called Judge Wylie's attention to the case
and asked as to the amount OF bail The district
attorney said he would be satisfied with 81 900 bail
The court liked $500 as the amount
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NOAH WALKER + CO.,

1MpORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC, CHAM
PAGNEE AND CORDIALS.
French Carets. % Is, o. and $3.50 per Dozen
American native Wines, Brandies and Chsmpagnea
CaMornia, Virginia and Ohio four bottles for 81.
VICTOR ROUX. 17z7 Peunsylvania avenue
Agents for frst-class hcpseA bordeaux, Burgundy,
Chanpagnes and CognHc. Wins de toute Eortes Cass
ty9-1ms
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The announcement that Jay Could xas believed
to have retired from the Mercantile Trust company
In New YORK was oncially confirmed yesterday.
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The Democratic Congregational Conn.
miltee.
Representative Post, secretary OF the democratic
executive committee; Watson Boyle, assistant sec
rotary, and Others were at the democratic head
quarters to-day busily opening up the campaign
Work. The rooms are conveniently fitted cut.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers

Under decree OF the Supreme Court District Of a
Columbia in equity cause No 1894 Whalen ct al. III
Mccarthy ct al. Iassed June H. 1884 will ILL
offer for sale to the hghest bidder in front Of me
Uses; at FOUR GSLOCK p. NJ. ON the TWENTY-sEC.
lot in Shafts alley between LIST and ID and 3 and
interest the rein of the parties to the cause the said
property being known as lot F. in square No 725 said
city and District.
Terms OF sale $50 earnest money on acceptance of
bid to be forfeited nouacceptance non -compli-
ance with the terms of sale with ten days balance Of
purchase money Ill ten days from day OF sale Convey
ancnE at purchasers Cost and property be sold ut
purchasers cost terms not compiled with in ten
days. CHAS s. MOORE Trustee
Dot tttice 456 Louisiana city
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A posrNxsrER ARREsryp FOR ExRpzztxrySr-y

POSTMASTER ARRESTED FOR ENBEzzLENENT.-w.
I. Bailey, OF Camden, ". j. was arrested yesterday
on the arrival OF the train from Barnegat. ON the
charge OF ENLIGHTENMENT OF fl,12s OF government
funds, and OF Illegally dsposing OF postage STAMPS
I'm his possession. He was taken before Z. s. Com
missioner Morgan and held In 5000 BAN for .
hearing next Monday. warrant has also been
issued for the arrest OF Assistant Postmaster Jeas0
X Mines upon the charge OF embezzlement, but he
has not yet been apprehended.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
By virtue of trust deed dated on the 31st day Of
May d 1884. and recorded in laber No loss. folio
OF the Land Records for District of Columbus will sci
at public auction. on THURSDAY, SEvENTEE NTH
OF JULY, 1884 at ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. at the auction
rooms Of Duncanson Bros, Fifty {5O Shares Of the
Stock of the Post Combination Sewing Machine Com
pany.
erms OF sale: Cash.
jy15-d GEORGE F. GREEN, Trustee
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE OF A FINE LOT OF GROCE.
"A RIES, BEING THE STOCK FORMERLY OWNED
BY DANIEL G. HARRISON. SITUATED AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH CAPITOL AND STREETS

NORTHEAST.
The undersigned. as Assignee of Daniel c. Harrison
will. on THURSDAY Nt.A1 the SEVENTEEN ii DAY
OF yULl. at Ten O'CLOCK A. A., offer for sale at
public auction, the premises all the stock of Goods
continued therein which consists Of fine 10 of Staple
and Fancy GroceIie and Liquors two large Show ases
large Ice Boxes. large Pavement Awning and other
articles pertaining to the business The stock
iness is offered whole, and private bids will te re-
ceived till day of sale. when if sold whole the
stock will be sold out in parcels In of sale as
whole notice will be given the eof npe1 Wednesdays
ing to into the grocery business The store will be
oIen for inspection Up to the day of SALE For further
information apply to the Assignee
All creditors OF Daniel {. Harrison will present their
bills to the Assignee, and all persons owing the said
Harrison will settle their accounts with the
Assignee at the earliest possible day
FRANK L. BROWNING, Assignee
jyl0.dts Columbia Law Building 4l6 9th st. n w.
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WHAT Is 1T,
W He No Tea is absolutely pure tea. without col
o1uE material. manipulation to give it hand
.ole appearance and cent of the cost Of He
70 be iou in the drinking qualities He Tea is sold
~ all retail grocers To protect the public from imiia
tons and to preserve the strength and flavor. He-No
Tea Is sold only the original metal lined packages
quarter half and pound sizes each with name and
MARTIN GILLET &c.,
Established ISL Imy8 Baltimore
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Ar THE WHITE H0UsK.-General Butler called at
the White House to-day and had an Interview with
the President Other callers were Senators Van
Wyck and Nanderson, ex-Senatos Cr,sgfn and Nc
Donald (Ark.), Governor Kinkead and kepresenta-
tive Thomas.
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TOMORROW.
II Cor. 9th and SITS. n W. (317 and 319 9th st.

II Cor. 9th and b SITS. w. e317 and a19 9th ST.
SHE s as 'HEHHHh SSfs
BY ss: s dated The sn d.; Feb
the land recOrs Of the District iS1 Of
G TPhT ao We win IN sell at PUBIC .uc,iqn ct ne A
M ABB p! ss s. r 4E ss3SH3aak IUa1
the %AicH fIfs. 9 CLOCKS,
sHHS%TtGkky ks1 nab And
ItkGE iF 81 , $ATE {H Sis CO,
sHELvING COUNTERS. ETC ETC
an. pyes as the attention Of the trade
1870, ANDREW 4. LIpscoMB. rrns,es.
HbSAf H51EH r. Eys
as d sSD ct
as It =. tap q Mo- sS wherein
cry al are defendants the undersened az trustees
M ifE hs II rs SAY
OF July. A B. 1884 at FIVE ls] FIVE O'CLOCK P n
ton, e. and described the eastern one half Of Lot
Co. IN Rsseryat ion eleven uD the said half of said
street northwest and running back with that width to
os IF tot TO % by
and a ,wo.sstory brick Clubhouse in the rear:
cash and the balance equal instaliments at six
and twelve months with interest from day of SALE to be
secured by deed Of trust upon the premises sod all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit of two
hundred dollars will be required at the time SALE All
conveyanclng and recording at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRINER,
322 - street northwest. r.,
WOODBURY. BLAIR, 1FuVees
Room SO, Corcoran Building J
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers. 1y12eo&ds
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME Dwell
LING, NO. 9l2 g STREET SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated November -
IL, 1873. recorded in Liber No. 800, folio 362 hs6
OF the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the written request of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction. front the premises
ON WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
JULY 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ Lot numbered
thrtytwo 53 Of the recorded subdivision Of square
numbered three hundred and ninety $780, in the Of
Was inEton u. &. with the improvements thereon.
and eighteen months covered by three proissory
o. equai amounts bearing six per cent Interest and
secured by ed Of trust the property sold deposit
OF 800 will be required time Of Conveyancing
&c at purchasers cost If terms Of sale not
piled with in days the property will he resold at
the risk aud of the deauting purchaser after
days advertisement
PHILIP +. LARNER,l r,,,s,.o,
ty912l5.l7I9,22 CHARLES I. DAVIS, ! AA""
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Free Meth0diSts In Camp.
AN INTERESTING MEETING IN THE WOODS At NCE1I
EAST, ND.

A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORpER.-To-day
Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court, made tempo
rary restraining order In the case OF r. L Waters,
OF Baltimore, against VIM. Pettfb0ne The CON-
on account OF property taken from him In Frederick
county during the war, and the draft IL about to
issue, and he u AppreheaSive that defendant WI
claim it.
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STEAMERS.

rU A RID LINE.
TICE
LANE ROUTE
The CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20. \. r. NEW YORK
B0THSIA- =. We'd, July is. lAURANIA We'd Aug 1S
SERvIA-..--- We'd, july 23 EoTHNLA We'd Aug 90
OREGON .... Wed, July 80 SERvIA. We'd. Aug a.
GALLIA Vel, Aux. 6. OREGON. We'd Sent
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAoE-S60. $50 and 500, according
TO accommodations.
Storage very low rates. Steer ge tickets from Av
eroo and Queenstown and ali other parts of Europe
lowest rates
Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow
havre antwerp and other PORTS on the Continent aud
Tor Mediterranean ports
For irlght and passage apply at the Companys office
No. t. bO~llg Green. or both Steera1e and Cabin to
OTIS BIGkLOW co 605 7th St. Washington. d. c.
PEhNON II. BROWN & co. New York:
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW 4 co,
iyl0 COS It'll street, Washington.
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A PRIESTS CRUsADE-Rev. Father OConpW.
pastor or St Plus Roman Catholic church, HaryS-
| son, Hudson county, n j.. has begun q crusade
against liquor selling on Sunday. On sunday last
many OF the places only opened side doors Father
OConnor says he Will make them all cloes up ught
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.ORTH GERMAN LLOYD

N ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRH
LONDON, SOUTHAMPToS AND BREMEN
The steamers OF this company will sail EVERY WE'D
NEsDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier. foot OF
~ street. Hopuken Rates of Iassa1p from NEW YORK
to LONDON HAWKE, BREMEN: by Wednesday steamer
Flrt cabin, 800 ~ $50: second cabin 60 b. Satur.
day stoamerIirst cabin. S5 second cabin $50 Steer
81 lowest For freight PASSAGE apply to
OELRICHS Co, Bowling Green. New York; W. G.
west; CHaS. WALTER, 342 street. Agents for Wash
iEgton- iAll
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= / ! a 4 SKI / H Hss sEE1
a L ]. AANNN l. IINNNEE
AAA l. AAA y Nm l. I'm NNR
A A LII LILA AN nm LLLLIN mn ERE
POPULAR SUMNER ROUTE.
ComInenci' May 81 and every Saturday thereafter,
sailing from ebc 10 Liverpool, making the shortest
ocean voyage Only i've days from land to land. The
ifU Steamships of this lire for strength.
td anu cointo,t and fitted with all the modern
improvements that practical experience suxgest
Cabin. S5Uald $50 interrnediatr $40 IS
LENE ALDEN, General Agenta
..- .Oi broadway New YORK
G. ". MOSS Washington, d. C.
ALLAN LINE-w1N1ER SERVICE
Portland 10 Liverpool every Thursday until Nav
CABIN so go and $50; intermediate. a3675 Extra
weekly SHIPS to Boston from LIVERPOOL, Queenstown
Lo dondrry Glasgow and Gaiw fur PREPAID husiness
only Through tickets issued any railroad station i'm
the United States Intermediates, S3G7o; steera9e Aai
Tie Baltimore service will he resumed coia,ncncINg
April s. and r gI,arly thereafter
Apply To LIVE l. ALDEN, General ARentS OH broad.
way, New York. u. W. MOSS
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mhl3-th.stu Washington q. G.
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REINsTATED IN Hrs OLD PIACR.-C arl Roesser, the
chief OF the topographers division sf the Post Office
department, has resigned, and W. l. Nicholson,
who was formerly In charge, has been reinstated.
Mr. NicholsOns reinstatement was desired by his
friends, and the President consented to make the
change.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

WHITE SWEET sCUPPERNoNa WINE,
w PER DOZEN. $500
WHITE DRY sCUPPERNoNG WINE.
RED SWEET sCUPPERNoNa WINE
RED DRY scUPPERNoNa
WHITE SWEET sCUPPERNONG VINE
PER GALLON, e1.2S
RED SWEET sCUpPERNoNG VINE
These scuPpernongs smooth. fruity and capital
Ladies' Wine
JOHN 81. MAGRUDER
FINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
14lT New York Avenue
Only Agen: for Tokay Vineyard of North Carolina
Jy2
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ADDITIONAL CLERKS FOR TIE sixth AUDITORS
OFPIcE--The legislative bill provides for fifty new
clerks In the sixth auditors ONCE who Will be ap-
pointed under the civil service rules
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PATENTS ISSUED TO Observation-Disclosures
have been issued to the following citizens OF WASH
ington: F, B. Brock, umbrella; George W. Hickman,
three Observation-Disclosures OF carbon nlaments
for tncandescent lamps incandescent nlament Tor
electric lamps and fncandescent electric lamp.
compaay az. Baltimore: roger sTs Mens hals
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AN INDIAN WAT OF SETTLING A QUESTION:
Koshway, the chief Of the Sac and Fox Indians, In
Kansas, was murdered few days ago because of
his opposition to the policy OF the other Chiefs who
wished TO remeve into the Indian Territory. His
body was thrown into the river. A reward of $500
for the capture OF the murdererS has been offered
by the commissioner OF Indian affairs
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(,ExERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
IN BETWEEN NEW DIRK HAvRE
ComIeny's per. No AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street Scw York canada. r. rsabiec Wednesday July
lG, IL AInertQue, Santell Wednesday July %
St Laurent de Jousselin Wednesday. July 80 IL
a
Checks payable on sight, in amounts TO suit. on tho
PaTque TransatIalltique of P-ris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No t. Bowling Green. New York
G. W MOSS. 225 P.nnsy lyania avenue;
J. ". BOTELER i son. 32jPennsy lvania avenue,
VS. AGENTS for VI ssh npton D q
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been made In
the Treasury department Prank E. Miller, pro-
noted from 81 900 to class one; Mrs Fannie E. Cor
derO and Miss Lydia Fletcher, from $500 to 81 900,
9th auditors Office,
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EDUCATIONAL.

AFEMORY AND PHRENOLo6Y TAUGHT BY
W1PROF. A. s. BOYD, at 922h street northwest
He can take your measure and start you IN the rsht
direction. ty14-2w
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RANGE OF THE THRRNOMETER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer today a m, g. II a, N. 733; p. ~,
S57 Maximum, ISL; minimum, $40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-27
MAS SOBRE AGUERO.

No hemos exagerado nj errado
en- nuestros augurios acerca del
cabecilla latro- -insurrecto Agtiero.
La siguientes lineas que inser-
ia La Tos de Cuba, correspon-
diente al 9 del que cursa, muy
claro hacen deducir el fin que es-
pera a la partida de Agdero y a
SUI jefe, y los pocos dias que lie res
tan de merodeo y bandidaje.
Dicen as1:
"EI Vsgia MercantI de aver da
noticias de Cardenas fecha 5 a las 8
de la noche:
Hasta esa hora, dice, Sc saba que
Agtiero con su gente estaba encerrado
en- ell monte del ingenio San Cayetano,
y que habiendo intentado salir, fue re-
chazado dejando dos de los suycs
muertos. Adem&s Sc habian captura-
do dos mas en- Varadero y Sc decia que
habian sido fusilados. Dos companies
de Voluntarios de Cardenas auxiEaban
a fuerzas del ej9rcito y guardia civil y
todo hace presumir ell Immediate ex-
terminio de la expedition de Agiero. "
No le aryendamos las ganan-
cias al contumaz perturbador, 81
no logra ponerse en- salvo esca-
pandose de la tronada que le es-
pera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-27

tuno manifesto de nuestro celoso
Comite local de Aguadilla.
Para ell resultado de la elecci6n
aquel triunfo es puramente ficti-
clio. mo ha sido pequeno ell
chasco!
El CIamOr del Pals ha voceado
mucho defendiendo la candidatu
ra de SUI companero ell senior Cor
chado, y ha entrado en- nm nuevo
gatuperio del que no sabemos
como saldra. pues quien en- el lie
ha metido sabe donde lie aprieta ell
zapato.
Por teiegrama que hemos re-
cibido del senior Romero, de la
Isabella, sabemos que dicho senior
ha resuelto demandar de injuria
y calumnia al expresado periodi-
co, por ciertas frases con que le
ha aludido por defender a su
candidate, y que el ofendido sa-
bemos que no tolera.
Aplaudimos la actitud del Sc
nor Romero 81 bien lamentamos
ell nuevo percance de Ell CIGmor
del Pals. M