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The Capitol Dome.
AN ALLEGATION THAT ITS STABILITY HAS BEL
ENDANGERED

AN ALLEGATION THAT ITS STABILITY HAS BEEN
ENDANGERED.
The investigation of the charges preferred
by the stonecutters' union against Architect
Clark of the Capitol, was continued by Major
Jonas at the Interior department to-day. Mr.
filed number of supplemental charges attack
ing the character of the work and material used
in the western approach and steps of the south
wing of the Capitol, and in the ornamental lamp
posts on the east front; and alleging that the
bonds taken in the contracts with Middleton,
Lane & Co. were worthless. The last specidca-
ton is as follows:
THAT because of the gross neglect, the char
acter of the labor and the inferior materials
the dome of the Capitol is in many places cor
roding, disintegrating and falling from its po-
sition thereby not only marrlng the beauty but
endangering the stability Of the structure, all
OF which can be proven by personal inspection
and by considerable masses of the decayed and
disintegrated material"
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KINGS PALACE.
,y16 Sl4 SEVENTH STREET.

HOUSE PAINTS
Paint Department Of JAMES +; McGILI,
Dealer IN building supplies Nos. 9OS, $40, 912 apd
9l4 street. three doors west Of the Patent Office i'm
any other estabshmeat in the CITY, II you wish to
nsh o9o1s (dry or in OH etc send your Address on
aposta caro- and printed pricelist Of every article
sold in this department win be sent to ~ return
rier This pricelist gives the price Of hafpnt pint
quart naiXanon gallon and five gallons ofeach kind
OF oil, turpentne dryer varnish and other liquid sold
by measure: also price per Quarterpou hafpOund,
pound I'VE, ten, twenty five and one hundred pounds
Of each article sold by weight also list and prices of
The prices graded accord
ing to the quantity bought. Large buyers get very
lowest prices small buyers pay slightly higher
My prices are fixed. All buyers buying the guam
tty pay the same price The experienced buyer gets
same quantity.
After examining my pricelist. send your orders by
lies promptly and Tie blu as per price collected
The Stnsr Departments Of my business have grown
to SATISFACTORY proportions now give special at
.en mi 70 NE Paint Department and BY having
prices aud making prompt deliveries 70 secure lib.
JAMES n. McGILL
Dealer In Building Supplies.
f26-8m oO6. 0lO. el2 and V14 q Street
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uhs 0i'i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. -WisT. AND souTHwEsr
srEEE kf lho AAN ffGlP fhHFHf
Train. E IN W EsFsGT M1 f,o 5T .,s, iss
For Pittsburs and the West Chicago Limited Express
Of Palace sleeping Cars at 3: % am daily: Fast
Line, 9:.o m. daily to Cincinnati and 81. Louis.
and Hotel Car 81 Louis: daily. except saturday
,9 Ghieaso %,h n s'ieep,ns Car Aoona 10 Chicago
with Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Chicago and Hair.
Western Express with through sieepers for Cieve.
land and b1gl,Siie Pacific cypress. 1000 pm.
sleeper H l.. Is % Chicago.
For Erie. Cananeaigaa Kochestcr Bufi,io, Niagara.
10oO daily, except saturday. with Palace Cars
For willaInsport. Lock Haven. and EImira at g. 40
rs sI9 Nd daily o, 1Sseg5 Sapds s sao
80 400 i0oo 2 M i and iIi3 nEh; ON SUNDAY,
LIMITED Express OF Pullman F,rior Cars. ee4o a
M daily. except sunday
For brooklyn y " all through trains connect at
Jersey Ci;y with boa:s of Brooklyn Annex aiiordn:
direct transfer tult0n street. avoiding double fer
For PhIs.,ielphia. aI5 $50 and HOO am. 200.
4oo. Goo, 1000 pm, aud IoI5 night On sunday
. $50 u. 300. 400. 500, loco pm. and l2:i5
night limited Express. $40 a. III. daily, except
TSa i nms,s s G $50 3ao SO .6 ea9 go l1 ,So
IN, and l2:lo night ON sunday $50, $40. IL 81
An ITO. 400 600, 1:lo. 1000 pm, and l2:l5
For Pope's Creek Line 7:I5 am and 4:4O pm daily,
For Annapolis, $50 am, 1905 and 4:25 PM daily
except sunday. ON sunday. 400 pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FltEDkRICkSBCRG RAIL
WAY. AND ALEXANDRA AND WASH
lNGiON RAILROAD.
For AiexaDdra, 6tlD, 100 D.25 IL Ul and IL .}5
2.oo. 4:2o : 10: OBJ: 500 and 1897 pm. On sun
For 1y Dan and He ts sda,h $50 SOB and ITO,
daily, aud lilo pm. daily, except sunday.
lOsOO, 1910 am: 100 3:,l;5 ;j.,3 $40, 1906 and
l1s5o pm, end l2:lO midnight (excep. Monday J
pm. and f2:l0 hight
Tickets and Information at the Office northeas
ner OF 18th street and fennsy vauia avenue and al
the station where orders be len the checking
or baggage tO destination from hotels
j. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. f PUGH. General Manager ny.5
T)ENNsYLVANIA LAM NOWEKS
II SURPRISING all others and pronounced the best.
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Under by virtue of the provisions of the last sA
VIII and testament OF Thomas Weaver, late of i;BH
probate Aprii Is 1854 and recorded in will book No
offer at public auction the following property herein
after described, on Fi:IDA MAY TWENTY SEC
OND 1850 at FIVE O'CLOCK, Lots %. %. % and
u, In e II. Wiltuser's subdivision of Square iI2.
Lot - mas front vi % feet by depth OF 1856, and
Lots 70, ~ and have each front of 20 feet by
depth of 100 feet.
And at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, SAME DAY
Lots 61 and 6Z, III fawes subdivision of Mount Pleas
ant CONTAINING - IGS square feet each Lot 62 is i'm
proved by comfortable EricS dwelling
Terms of SALE ON each property sold third cash.
ana the residue Up wv" equal payments AT and
years, win interest," AT SIX per cent per until
paid and secured by aided of trust. conveyancing
and recording at purchaser cost $50 deposit required
on each piece OF property ut tine time of sale.
my7-dtS ROBERT ID. WEAVER, Executor
nc THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN
consequence of the rain, until FRIDAY, MAY
IWENIf-NlNTH.s aIie hour and place.
my2}-dtS ROBERT ID WEA YER Eyacutnr
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PETERSBURG, VA. May 25.-Intelligence has
been received here of the finding of the body OF
an unknown young man in the woods near
COoperSville, Sussex county. The head had
been severed from the body and thrown several
feet of. 1t is judged from appearances that the
young man was murdered some time ago.
TEere is DO clue 10 the murderer
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ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND AND VALUABLE
Il MILL SITE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY,
BOWLING, Auctoneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON MONT
GOMERl STREET NEAR STODDARDS STREET,
GEOI;iETOWN. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY NAY TWENTY-SIXTH. at 49,
SIX O'CLOCK will sell in front of the premises 40
lots No. =. in square 10 fronting 10 feet On~E
the east side of Montgomery street between Stodiad
and Road streets by depth of 100 feet. These are
the most desirable building lots in Georgetown and
should command the attention Of any one wishing a
frst-cils5 lot
Terms: One-third cash, balance In six and twelve
months with Interest; secured by deed of the
property. All nveyancing and recording cost of
purchaser. myl6-d,Sds
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The Potomac Water Mos Pur1neA ~
Filtration.

~ tHe 1uuI ot INK EVENING 6fAN
Heferring 70 the pollution Of Potomac waSse.
which IL now agitatine the mind OF the CONNIE
nifty, IL was urged by some one, II I remember
correctly, that before the water reached the city
Il was freed nom Impurities by,natural or me-
chanicsi filtration, an sediment, &C. This n m
error; and for the Information or the perpon
VINO made the statement, and for the ccnsola.
1on " OF those who drink the water, VIII
state That some OF the substances poilurlng
wafer are soluble therein, and no process a
Etfr6son, natural or mechanical can remove
such dissolved matter il either by Chemical
comninauon, and consequent precipitation, or
~ distuianon. AZ our water ID not treated by
eitner OF these processes, we may feel sure we ref
any matter which is soluble In the water
CHEMfafpY
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District Goyernment AmAsr~.

,RCLEs FOR GOVERNMENT OF THE POLICE.
The major Of police has completed a revision
OF the rules governing the police The rules had
not been revised since the days OF the "a
police board, and contained many proviuiopo
that could not be applied TO the present Orga.
ntzation. The revision has also resulted n
simplifying the rules and doing away with
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Aietter from Norbeck, Montgomery county.
No, 70 The STAh says that as Mr.. Rannie wss
ABOUT 70 enter the sitting-room Of her residence
about 4:30 o'clock this morning for some meds
cine she saw strange man lying on the eolA
She gave the ALARM and when her husband an.
peared the man arose and gave his name a.
Cole, npm Washington. He was supposed TO
pc either intoxicated or insane, as he appeared
10 De harmless and to have no criminal Intent
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THE wINANs DIVORCE sr1r.-Mayor Ia,
trobe..o Baltimore has received q telegram
vorce case now pending In New York, to the
effect that Mr.. Porter, counsel for Ma O'Keeffe.
who says she - Mr.. Winans' wife, has notified
bis client OF his withdrawal from the case for
the reason that she failed 70 inform him OF the
existence OF evidence introduced by the DEFEND
had agreed TO release Mr.. Winans from Ill
claims upon him In consideration OF payment
OF $4,000 Mr.. Latrobe thinks that this viii
virtually settle the case, but q dispatch nom
New York says that the hearing wiz be on nex1
Wednesday before Referee Nash.
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Vigorous military preparations have been re-
newed in England and war apprehenstons are
generally revived.
Queen Victoria was 66 years Of age yester-
dag.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

fE 81
s sTB Eel S srREET, SIXTH 81 AND SEVENTH
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of gstA
1ss is Sa of o o nhn passed APR, 1eh
the President and Directors Of the Georgetown College
S o y aaa 10 sHa Sy
6sS, folio g of the land records of the District OF
in front Of the premises on the N Nj sf
pay OF JUNE, A. D: 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM
me pieces 0freal estate situated in the city
Loi; 1nmbsred forty;four 90, forty five l45 fifty
and sxtysix (66), Of Moses Keilys subdivision Of
corded In Lber J. H. X, folio 3, in the surveyors
Office.
Of a
Lots lots Of J keys SIS subdivision recorded in ber H. H.
ments, consisting of br cN dwelling houses.
u.s. y o 29
CD, sixty (60) sxtyone C61), t67j sew
e
500. fortytwo l42l. fortythree l43l, fftytwo (52
j33l, thirty-seven (37 forty-seven 40. forty
snd eS f Rely es 5s 81
square numbered eight hundred and ihy-seven Cs57J
the debt mentioned in decree Will be sold in sep
se w BE- sonue se ay and The
Gent number Of lots have been sold satisfy the
Terms Of sale: Onethrd Ga of purchase money
payable In cash and the balance In two equal inst all
bearing per cent interest and
by deed Of trust on the premises, shall be given.
complied with within ten days from time OF
SALE the Trustees the right to resell ut pur-
CHAs A. ELLIOT Trustee.
4OS 9th street northwest
,oo,s,. l42s F street trsss; northwest
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CHR RuppERr,
NOS ]O8 AND 4O6 7TH ST. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDRENS CARRIAGE COMPANY.
ALSO FULL LINE OF
ROLLER SKATES.
kICYCIES, TRICYCLEs.
VELOCIPEDES. WAGONS, ETC
TRAVELLING AND LUNCH BAsKETs,
ALL SIZES. ALSO A LARGE
VARIETY oR EASTER EGGS DISPLAYEn
Mhl6
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vNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


IL MOSELEY leaves 9Th siwharf, W ashington Mon
day, "Wednesday and saturday, ut $50 p. m. First
Class Fare 81 Round Trip. Si-5o apI
nAILY LINE To NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
MONROE
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR,
COMMENCING MAY g. 1885.
One of these popular steamers will leave 7th street
For particulars inquire at ompanys office, eth
street wharf Telephone NJ 1915.
myo w. p. WEIGH. General Agent
L'OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIEID'
Leaves sth-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at Returning
TUESDAYS. FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pun, touch
ing &c hivsr Landings a, far as Nolnni Creek
Mo; connects with T. q - L X at shePheTds See
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager. apII
nIREeTTo NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
IL Els JOHN GIBSON AMI + c. KNIGHT leave
M 9Th Il Wharf Washinrton everX Elm
MORNING Freight AT lowest rates. ap4
1)OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE
CAPT. W. L. GEOGH EGAN,
win resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON, stopping al i;iyer Landings, leaving
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY. and
All Recommendations firSt-class Applvto
STEPHENSON BRO, 9Th ST. wharf
Offce:-l2th 81 and PennSy lvania av- nw mil I-6In
C.TEANE,R MATTANO LEAVES 1THSTREET
- wharf Tuesdays. Thursdays and sundays at ;.
O'Clock am for River Landings - far as Mattox
Creek, returning on "Wednesday, Friday and Monday
afternoons For information apply to
c. l. SHERIFF, iii Pa ave. n-w-
Orto
nlho G.. T. JONES, ACt., .th-st wharf
Mt. VERNON, MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves eth-street wharf daily (exceit sunday for
Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock Il H.; returning, reaches
Washington about $3.50 p.
seI6 l.. L. BLAKE. Captain.
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A SERIOUS CoMMUNisrTc RIOT n PAM
Yesterday being the anniversary OF the faii Of
demonstration In the Pere-la-Chaise cernetefy.
They bore q red nag, whioh the police ordered
Ing ensued. The police drew their swords. md
drove the rabble against pile OF stone. Tho
rioters used the stones a. missiles, and ono Of
the policemen was knocked senseless md
another's jaw was broken. The Republioan
Guards, with liked bayonets, charged the mob,
wounding several In the foremost rank, one
persons were killed during the hot.
The fever epidemic at Plymouth, Pa, seems
TO be taking fresh hold. There were B DEATH
In the "a hours ending last evening.
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CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY ON
FALSE PRETENsEs.-William N. bryant an
rhis afternoon charged with false pretenses.
The warrant charges that by falsely claiming
10 De the owner or letters patent for patent
vegetable pith, he obtained $3.50 from Thomas
Z. Jacobs by selling him one-half interest
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thef follow.
Ing were the readings of the signal once today:
a. m, 5S0; z q m. COG; II O. M, eos;
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MISERABLE DWELLING ON CORCORAN
~ STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
june the dWenr and 70 nre@is So I3so
soran street Will be offered for sale at auction .4
1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Lot SOx9O feet, terraced front and side lawn.
House tnree,story and Easement, eleven rooms bath
plumbing in perfect order.
Brick stable and an extra carriage house.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance In one and two years
or changed to suit purchaser.
my2l-d&ds THOS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS
kAOfFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoMMlssARY OF
SUBSISTENCE.
WAsHIN9rON, ID. c., April 25, 1885.
(THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOpeer.)
VIII be sold ut public auction, atTWELVEOCIOCK
NJ. on WEDNESDAY, NAY TWENTY-SEYISTTH.
1883, at the u. s. Subsistence Depot 18th reet he
tween b and Z streets southwest,
FIVE MULES
WELLS WILLARD
myAso,0,1,I0,26& Capt and G. G.. U. &. Army
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FoR THr Broop,
ssfR Err g 6 WWWW SNN ssss
BIB r 90 W w n Mn ssss
# kk kaf S'CS EsSSE
i / / 90 % ss n
BBR TIT TIT ZEE RRR >~>xa
e. e. + ! + !. / Sn} + =: -

Combining IRON with PURE VEGETABLE TON
les, quickly and completely CLEANSES and EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. Quickens the action of the
Liver and Kidneys clears the complexion makes the
skin smooth 1t does not inu-e the teeth head
ache, or produce constipation-ALL OTHER IRON
MEDICINES DO.
Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend it.
DR.. n 9 RreaLEs Of Marion, Mass, says: at re-
commend Browns Iron Bitters a. valuable tonic for
enrtchins the blood and removing all dyspeptic symp-
toms 1t does not hurt the teeth
Dr. r. NJ DELzELL, Reynolds, Ind, says: 1T have
prescribed Browns Iron Btters In cases of anemia
ana blood diseases. also when tonic needed and
1t has proved thoroughly satisfactory"
Mr. WIN. DYRNs, 26 st. Mary street, New Orleans
La. says browns Iron Bitters relieved me In case
Of blood poisoning and heartily commend it to those
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed lines on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE MD.
LADIES HAND BooK-Useful and attractive. con-
tanning list of prizes for recipes information about
coins ETC. given away by all dealers IN medicine or
mailed 10 any address on receipt of &C. stamp. g
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TOMORROW.

WEEKS It CO., AuctIoneers
w ENTIRE STOCK, FIXTURES &c,
Contained in Store Nc S4l Pennsylvania avenue w.
at auction, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY TWEEN
Tf-SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, TUFTS soda Water
Apparatus in excellent condition, ]. 900 lbs Can
dies of every variety, Plated Show Cases, Counters
Scales. two Candy Furnaces. Marble Candy Slabs
Copper Kettles, 200 Candy Jars, &C. with OF her
goods used in the business to be peremptorily
closed out my2I2t$'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
rHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
OCITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF Co

| (yHANCERY SALE OF REAL Estate IN THE
| SCITA OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF Gu
BY virtue Of the decree of the Supreme Court -
Mary B. Mosher and others against Theodore ~
as s at in
front of each of the hereinafter described premises
said cause the hereinafser described real estate to witt
On S he s pay y, ,6 1f
part of Lot numbered two 6sl in square No l99 be;
eight ~ inches from the southwest corner Of said Lot
running thence west sixteen feet and eight inches
thence sixteen feet and eight inches thence south
hundred and two feet and six inches, to the be-
by on awen and aS,h
the es It sAI FIVE Ee %cGc sf!
a, we T n s a 1h nin parcels of land being
s2g. Beginning at the northwest 'e c aGe'e Of
aaa rgnmnS thence a on line
Hsn sa tine To d S sartS
street to place of beginning. with free and priv
known as Randalrs ground rent. Ground rent Is SIS
f1s vE RAy S
wewili sell all that piece or parcel of ground known
Of original lots Nos. 10 IA and 15 in square No 5Ss
and improvements thereon, situated Sd street.
tween 4 and F streets northwest. House numbered
the same day. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ we viii sell
Lots Nos and 3 in square No. S24. and improve
tween 4th and 9th streets east, improved by four
frame houses. - 49,
Terms of sale: Onethird cash, and the balance in g.
IL ana Is months from day of SALE with the
payment thereof TO be secured by the promSsory notes
o 1e or purchasers the purchase money
can De pad all cash on the ratification of sale by the
court no deed deeds to be given until all purchase
money and Interest be paid deposit OF S1OO will be
required on each piece of property when knocked
DOWN lien VIII be reserved the property sold for
me purchase money and interest all conveyancing Mt
purchasers cost Terms of sale must be complied
with within ten days from day of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and
defaulting purchaser.
HOWARD C. CLAGETT1
6l9 ii st. NV; r.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, TRUSTEES.
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GRocER1Es GRocEa1Es
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Lbs Best Laundry Starch, Csc.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, : to Sc. ID.
Sugar Cured Middlings, &c. ID.
Cassards Hams, 12l2c Id.
Good Extra Flour, 4.5O to S4.75 per Dbl
Roller Family 1918 to SO per Dbl
Z BeI, Roller Family, $50
Best Patent Process (warranted), per Dbl, $500
Hs 9Oc.
Ceylon, Java, roasted, and is fine, Csc. ih
Best o. G. Java, 3 lbs. for 81.
Rio Coffee, 12la, Is and 2Oc Id.
Having purchased Teas before the advance, we sen
the best so and GOO. Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter 25 to 3Oc ID.
Dried Sugar Corn, 1Oc. per Id.
Best Golden Syrup, 40 to SOC. per gal.
INDIA TEA Co.
AS 9TH st. Sw. Island),
Northwest corner.
New Orleans Molasses, 55 to 75c. gal.
Telephone Call-46-2. my8
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The following the opening and 800 pm prices
Oflie New York Stock market to-day, reported bY
special wire to H. Ii. Dodge $50 10Th street:
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvKE
Company pier, No. ~ North River, foot of Morton
street. New York.
Oiinde I:odrlsues. Wednesday. May -, > a.
Normandie- frangeGl, "Wednesday, June :. 50 a
ST. Laurent de JOu>Se IL, W eCltstly, June 10
E.merique, Santelll, "Wednesday. June IL 81 am.
Cheeks able on sight III amounts suit, the
Banque Transailantique of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
BIAN, Agent. No. q Bowling Green New York.
Messrs- BELL ~ O.. Agents for the District of
Columbia. l431 Pennsylvania avenue,
my1D Washington. DC
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THE WALES CoURT.MARrIAL.-Int the Wales
court.martial this morning Mr.. F. v. Walker,
chief clerk Of the navy pay Office, was sworn
and examined. He produced from the files of
his Office duplicates Of the vouchers which were
submitted last week from the fourth auditor1
office, which duplicates were submitted In eyt-
dence one by one. At the same time the checks
drawn In payment OF the vouchers were pro-
duced and submitted In evidence. After the
recess Medical Inspector Adrton Hudson was
upon the stand and was examined as TO the
routine OF the work at the bureau Of medicine
and surgery, tho manner OF delivering goods
purchased, and the manner OF signing vouchers.
ExrRAprrIoN OF PRELLER's MURDERER
Marshal Mcdonald, Of st. Louis, appeared at
the State department Saturday, and presented
the murderer Of Preller. The reQuisition will
be signed to-day, and the st. Louis officers will
start to New Zealand for Maxwell about
Wednesday.
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s s.s Il = / 81 ID ~ Hff 4 s r.
RED WHENEVER THIS HEADING Ap-
TICKET PEARS IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT,
Day BEAR IN MIND THAT ON THAT DAY
RED SOME OF THE MOST PHENOMENAL
TICKET BARGAINS EVER OFFERED BY ANY
DAY ONE IN ANY CITY WILL BE OF
|. RED FERED BY Us.
TICKET WE DO THIS NOT TO CATCH TRADE
DAY THROUGH ANY HUMBUa. WE
RED SIMPLY CLAIM WE SELL GOODS AS
TICKET CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE
DAY. COUNTRY, AND OUR STRICT RULE
RED Is NOT TO BE UNDERsoLD BY ANY
TICKET ONE WE HAVE ONE PRICE
DAY. STRICTLY, DO CASH BUSINESS
RED ONLY. THEREFORE WE ARE PRE-.
TICKET PARED 10 MEET ALL COMPETITION
DAY. oNRED TICKET DAY,
RED WHICH WILL BE ON FRIDAY OF
TICKET EACH WEEK. WE SHALL EXHIBIT
DAY. ATR1D1cULoUsLY Low PRICES ALL
RED GOODS, SUCH AS WEAVE SURPLUS
TICKET OF AND ARE sEAsoNABLE RE-
DAY MEMBER ON FRIDAY IS
OUR RED TICKET DAY.
BAUM'S,
418 7TH STREET n. w.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN WHITE GOODS!
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
80 PIECES FRENCH ORGANDIE STRIPES,
SOLD FORMERLY AT2-1.c
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III $50 .
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DRESS GOODS.
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II 55,s
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AT BAUM'S.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN LADIES' AND
IILDREN'S COTTON UNDERWEAR
ONLY THE BEST GOODS NO JOBS.
BAUM'S
my22 416 7TH STREET N W.