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Close OF the Conference.

LIST OF APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED TODAY.
After the report OF the A. NJ. f. Zion confer
ence in the first edition closed, the bishop an
nounced the following appointments: Baltimore
district, VIM. H. Day, presiding elder. Wesley
Zion, Washington. 4 <. Pearsall; Union wes-
ley, Washington, j. III. Hector John
Wesley, Washington Zone monthl, ]. =.
Cowles, who will then be transferred 10
the New York conference; Galbraith church,
Washington, N. ]. Green; Huntington and
Burrville, Logan Johnson: Rockville and Oak
Grove, {. H. Wye; Zion church, Baltimore, }.
". Smith; Peach Bottom, &C., Daniel Davis;
York, Pa, g. w. oniey; Gettysburg, Pa,
Isaac R johnson: Philadelphia district,
N. N. Bell, presiding elder wes-
ley church, Philadelphia, J. p. Thompson;
81. Marks, &c, E. $. Lane; Newtown and Frank
ford ]. w. Brown; Media and West Chester, J.
W. Martin; Hosanna and Ayondale. w. III.
Bushrod; Middletown, West Harrisburg and
Mechanicsburg, II. r. Phoenix; Wesley church.
Harrisburg, Pa, h. J. Daniel; Shippensburg, j.
+. Price; Chambersburg, NJ. III. Ross The
other appointments will be made hereafter.
After the appointments and the usual reso-
buttons OF thanks the conference adjourned, TO
meet next year in Harrisburg, Pa.
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BALTIMORE, ND, April 2O.-virginia ten -forties,
36l2; pasdue coupons, consolidated, old, 57h do.
new, %: new threeS So bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nh, April 2O-Cotton quiet and
lO Flour r% 9. and
25a35o: DO extra, D. 75aa.o0 do. Rio brands 500:
Patapsco family 600: do. superlattve patent, 625.
Wheat-southern firm; western advanced and partly
reacted; southern red, 1.O3a1 .O5; southern amber
l:osa1: 10: No. MARYLAND, l;os. O4; No;
June Look .OOle: July, lO2a offered. Corn-soutS.
ern frmer; western dull, but 1c higher; southern
white 56a57 southern yellow, 64a55: western mixed
spot. 54a541a: April, 54a541s: May. b4a541L. Oats
steady, with fair inqury-southeI n, 43A47: western
white. 45a47; do. mixed, 43a44; Pennsylvsnia,
steady to choice Pennsylvania and Mary land.
q OOa22 90 Provisions quiet and steady Mess pork,
Sides packed, 5asaT1A BacOn-shoulders, 61s clear
rib sides, 8: hams, 11laal3. IArd--rednsd, 81.
Butter steady-western packed, 17a2Os creamery,
nominal-reAned, 7ssa5A. Coffee light demand and
weak-Ro cargoes, ordinary to fair, SA4aSA.. Sugar
frm-A son. g; copper refined dull, 1Ols. Whisky
quiet local 81. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
quietcotton 1184d.; flour. d; grain, AID Receipts
-four. 6O27 barrels: wheat, 12,659 bushels: corn,
$500 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 500
@ ssSoS SSsns
10000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, IL, April 2O:-Cosing prices Wheat
April 49, May AZ; June. AN; July. 47a, Oats
May. 11.9O; June. II. S71a; July, 1874 Lard
April. ZOO; May, 200; June. 7.O7la; July, 7.16
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A MERCHANT OF ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MD.
ARRESTED In THIS CITY.
The police authorities were notified this
morning that q young merchant named Will
liam E. Hartman, OF Allegheny county, Md,
was wanted there for arson. Detective Cox,
who was at headquarters at the time, read the
description and Immediately went to the B.& o.
depot, arriving there just In time to catch the
LILO train, and, jumping on the train before IL
had stopped, he caught hartman, whom he es-
corted to the seventh precinct station, where he
was placed behind the bars. Hartman on
his way to Baltimore, and had with him his ia
suranco policies.
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nIIrNANE

CULLTNANE On Sunday morning Apru ,as,
dence 500 sixth street sourhwes "a ~ ms lIs r
NAME, aged tifty-sik years
Wednesday morning, April 2ed. at ten o'cioof'
Solemn regnelh mass at - Dominics church. Reis-
, DEFENDERS. On sunday, April 18TH 1886 IN
Brooklyn. \. " JOHN DEZENIORF, father Of &c
seventyihh year Of his age
FENTOS. on sunday, April 10Th, 1885 at I've
O'clock CLOCK am' MICHAEL j., beloved husband OF May
How long he struggled against disease.
Which oaiiied skill and care
And suffering hard to bear:
And yet through all. at times he'd smile.
And when the Angels called him Home.
BY HIS CHILDREN
Funeral viii take place from his late residence Ma
400 of list and Virginia avenue south~ eat nj 10
oi exam a rhesay April 2lst thence TO 1t Don
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 20
LOWELL. At the residence OF J. n. VOORHEES,,
Be mn D:C,April 18th 1855 THOMAS LOWELL.
Der somersetshire England but for the pest thiIsy
Funeral Tuesday AT Ii O'Clock a. M
MILLS. At s:1o y. M, sunday, April 1e lSss
after ATE long and painful illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH
seventy first year of her age - ~
Funeral win take place from the presbyteri.n
"Wednesday, April %, at s O'clock. Friends az, I'd
relatives are respectfully invited q
hhF 2Se Al as 81 ss
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Funeral notice hereafter.
QUEEN. At his residence near Tennallytowp On
SUNDAY morning, April 10. 1855 SAMUEL, OrEI-N
azed ~ years. q months and IL DAYS
FRIENDS and relatives respectfully fnyfpd 10 a.
dend the funeral service at Mount Zion N F. Church
O'Clock p.
SPEARE, In Mansfield, Pa Mt the residence of bsr
sonln-la~. Rev: Samuel Farley. on Saturday April
Is, 1885, Mrs. HELEN r. SPEARE aged seysnty
years. -F
Funeral service ST. Paul's Episcopal church Pitt.
pnrg Pa, ON Monday. April 20 at O'Clock .. M.
Interment at Allegheny cemetery
O'Clock, this (MondayD morning, April 20 1880 ~
dropsy, Induced by heart disease, DR.. WILLIAM n
STEVENS, aged thirytwo years, Of the late Pnui
Stevens
Notice of funeral hereafter
Obituary.
The many friends Of Dr. VIM H. Stevens YIN bs
pained TO learn OF his death which occurred this NJ
al the National Homeopathic hospital from vavulsf
disease OF the heart crrhosis Of the liver and genera
dropsy. Dr. Pope had pronounced his disease incur
abe many weeks ago. He bore his sufferings with
great fortitude. Dr. stevens was prior 70 bis res
dence here ffaeTre physician and surgeon nj Ward's
Island Homeopathic hospital of the largest hos
pitfalls Ia New York city. He a man of hpe sau.
caIion and superior abilities in his profession modes
with his brother physicians he strictly observed tbs
laws and regulations Of medical etiquette He was y
man of remarkably broad and liberal views in III
profession He was lor many past the assistant
OF r rope who had selected him fine abiIifies
and Who bears testimony to his courtesy q gt.utIe,
man. TO las quick apprehension his learning ekill and
ceyerness, both as ply stefan surgeon His lC.~
VIII De greatly deplored by many frienos.
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The ''BOsphOre Egyptfen."

THOUB BILE LIABLE TO ARISE OUT OF ITS SCf.
PRESTON BY CAIRO OFFICIALS.
PARIS, April 20.-The French press unani-
tinue in its demand upon Egypt for full salts.
faction for the suppression Of the French news
papers, the BosphOre Egyptien, at Cairo.
rial this morning, says it hopes that England
Will support the khedive in his controversy
with France concerning the suppression Of the
BOsptore Egyptien. If England allows acces.
sion to Frances demand for the withdrawal OF
the decree of suppression and the punishment
OF the officials who executed the decree, the
The Bosphore Eguptien was justly suppressed,
says the Standard, and If it be allowed to re-
sumo its audacious career England will confess
more hagrantly than ever that in Egypt she
has undertaken q task which she has neither
the ability to execute nor the courage to relin.
Quish.
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DR: MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALI
Organic Weakness caused by indiscretion, PoisonoH
Diseases Of Blood, affecting Throat, Nose and Skin
Sold at STANDItORDS, st. Cloud Pharmacy 9th an(
streets. Price 50. Sent by mail sealed aulS-m VI
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The Wages of Iron Workers.

WHAT WAS DECIDED ON AT THE SCALE CON-
vENTIoN LAST WEEK.
PITTsBURG, April 2O.-It was learned to-day
that the Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers at the scale convention, on Sat
urday, instructed the conference committee
appointed to meet a similar body from the
manufacturers side to demand $3.50 per ton
for boiling, and to allow reductions from the
present scale of wages in some OF the finishing
departments II this cannot be obtained, and
the committee is firmly convinced by the man.
ufacturerS that the iron trade will not warrant
that scale of wages, they were instructed to
accept a reduction of ten per cent all around.
If this offer be rejected strike will be ordered
by the Amalgamated association. The confer
ence will probably take place next Saturday.
If a strike is ordered, nearly 100000 men will
be affected by it,
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Jusr TH1sk Or In
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
WILL SELL YOU
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL YEARS,
Good Plated Suit at 81. so; worth -
Very Good Suit at So; worth SIS.
ASplendid Suit at 81; worth So.
Handsome Suit at SIS; worth 50.
An Elegant Suit at 80; worth SO.
FOR BOYS IL TO 10 YEARS,
Good Working Suit for SO. rs: worth IS.
Very Good Suit at $4.75; worth Z.
An Atwood Suit, well made, at 1918; worth So.
Stylish Suit at $50; worth $40.
Real Fine Suit at $3.50; worth SIS.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN,
Good Business Suits at 1915: worth $40.
An Atwood Suit at So SO: worth Sl2
Splendid Suit at $40; worth SIS.
Fine English Plaid Cross Suit at $12; worth $1S
An Atwood Corkscrew Suit at $780, worth $50.
A Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit at Sl5e worth $25.
Fine Black D. b. Broadcloth Suit at $40; worth
S35.
Spring Overcoats from So up
Odd Pants Immense variety at SO per cent less than
elsewhere.
OUR MOTTO: No Trouble to Show Goods
T H NJ 8 II T st o r E,
CORNER TENTH AND sTREETa
81 Remember the corner. apis
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New York friends OF James stepbens s~.
fenian head center, have decided 70 raise Q
A 81. Petersburg correspondent asserts that
nihilism is practically extinct I'm Russia
Inc blockade Of Formosa by the French has
Mr.. James Russell lowell win probably .a,,
from England for the United States on the pth
The porte declares that in the event of vs-
between England and Russia Turkey WIN re
Two head OF cattle belonging IN John c,v,e.
nth, of Ridgeley, on the eastern shore OF Mssv-
land, died last week OF disease thought TO be
ropneumonia.
II is reported that natives OF the Hern,t
Islands, In the Pacific ocean, have eaten the
crews OF two German merchant vessels A
gunboat has been sent 10 punish the cannibsls
A nationalist demonstration will he held nj
Londonderry on saturday, when the Primes OF
Wales visits that place.
glars broke into the post office Thundsy nisht
and robbed the safe of $500. The entire gang
In the Joint assembly Of the Illinois ,ee,sis.
ture Saturday eight senators and twenty-nlpe
representatives answered 10 the roll call. bfr.
and the remainder were scattering
Rabbi David Stern committed suicide nj
Wilkesbarre, Pa, saturday. He was known &c
attempts TO Introduce sunday lectures but vss
unsuccessful. He left paper refuting the re-
port that he was an atheist
Dan Mace, the veteran turfrnan died I'm New
York Yesterday OF Bright's disease. He was 30
years old.
correspondent telegraphs from Camp Rus
SELL Indian Territory, that all the settlers hs We
been removed rom Oklahoma, though the cat
temen still remain.
Alex. kenney, of Stony Hill, y. J. found his
furniture wrecked. his wife hacked TO pieces
and the hired man hanging dead.
A. Hoexter, of New York, shirt and collar
manufacturer, who on April eth assigned TO tbs
amount OF S22o,oOO and disappeared as ia
charged. with S225,O00 OF borrowed money, n
In Quebec.
movement is being made In Baltimore 10
retain fostmastertA dreon In office.
WHEN MIND AND BoDY are out OF sorts,
owing lisnrdnrah i,za fr,r,
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He Hust Hang for His Crime.

PETERsBURG, VA, April 2O.-Eaton Mills
shot and killed Henry Painter, of Halifax coun-
victed of murder in the first degree. Through
his counsel he took an appeal to this term of the
supreme court, which has affirmed the decision
of the lower court. Mills will be sentenced to
be hanged at the May term.
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Shot Her Hushand and Fled

PETERSBURG, VA, April 2O.-On Saturday
night a difficulty occurred at the Seaboard sta
ton, on the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad in
this state, between Henrietta Ramsey anc her
husband, during which the former shot the lat
ter in the head, killing MIN instantly. After
committing the deed the murderess fed, and at
last accounts had not been arrested.
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MAR RED.

STFWART-TENNYsoN. At Alexandria Va no
the Rev. ]: A Kern, on May Both, 1854 FRANZ 4
STEWART, of Indiana, to GEOIGIE E TENNY.
SON, of Washington, ID. c. lts
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VTNHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JUNO, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route TO the South and Southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10, 1885.
325 an daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points ON line of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western. East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroads. Atlanta. Macon, Jackson
VILE Chattanooga. Memphis, Mobile, New Or
leans. and the south and southwest Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting at
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars New
York TO Atlanta
64O r. NJ daily. Memphis Express. For all points
South, Southeast and Southwest Pullman Pal
Sleeping cars between Shenandoah junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland, Tenn. with Pullman Cars TO New
Orleans without change
Trains leave b. Il o. r. r. Passenger Station corner
New Jersey avenue and street
For tickets sleeping reservations and all infor-
nation apply at ticket offices. 6l9 Penna ave. 1851
Penna ave, and at depot b. & o. r R., and office of
the Line Os Penna ave, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage to De called for in any part of the city
A POPE, E j. LOCKWOOD
Gem Pass and Tkt. ACT Pass and Tkt Agt
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CONTINUED from First Edition. I


Mr.. Smith closed about two o'clock, and Mr.
Worthington offered in testimony, first the
court records In the case of the first star
route trial. Counsel for Mr.. Dickson con-
coded that the paper In question was read by
Mr.. Dickson to the jury, and that the paper was
correctly set out I'm the Indictment. The testi-
mony of the late L. ID. Doniphan, one of the
Jurors. was then read taken in the Police
Court as TO Mr.. Dickson's reading the paper In
the jury room. Portions OF Judge Wylie's
charge to the fury In the star route trial were
also read. Mr.. Zachariah Tobriner. one OF the
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GALE OF EXTENSIVE PARCELS OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION OF
THE CITY. ~
BY virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of rsk
the District OF Columbia in Equity Cause No ~ A
s429 We acting IN execution of the powers con r..
erred BY the deed Of trust recorded In Iiber No vi
folio 343 In order 10 pay the balance of the debt Sc
cured by said deed Of trust and the and
tensions thereof will sell III front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
APRIL, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, subiots Nos
sivs In square No 740 These lots front respeiWniv
On Sd Get east and on the alleys in said square; and
Immediately thereafter original Lots Nos g. s. 10 10
3 and L. in square No 74S fronting respectively on
Delaware avenue, sd and streets northeast with
two small brick Dwellings thereon. ~
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance at one and two
years A deposit sufficient to secure compliance with
terms required ON each parcel sold. ~
ALAN A. DALE. y
TIL: JESUP MILLER, trustees.
DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap12-dSds
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Telegr8Dhfc BrielS.

Hon. David Underwood died at Fort Edward
n. Y, last night. He was a member of the as.
sembly from the first district OF Washington
county, n. Y, in 1868.
The planning and saw mill Of Frederick Smith,
terday morning. Loss 5000; insurance
$4,000.
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PROSPECT OF A UNION or rHK FACTIONS
New York politicians In the city say there fs
a fair prospect OF harmoniring all the nactisns
In the democratic party and electing q sOv-
ernor this fall. Tammany, Irving Hall and The
County democracy have agreed 20 come
together 81 fix upa compromise. an suggested
by the President. The patronage OF the state
will be divided between Tammsny and the
county democracy, upon basis 20 which they
VIII both agree, and they will unite I'm recon-
mending the appointments. Nothing will be
.eit undone To carry the state this fall but ~ Il
steadiastly maintained that the President will
not do anything one way the other, exoers
10 appoint Ia the federal Offices I'm the state Isen
recommended 10y the united democracy, FRO
Nlded the recommendation are suitable rba
prominent contestants for the nomination viii
oe the present governor, II. r. HIN; ex-ReYre-
sentative Slocum, Erastus Corning. william
Purcell, of.the Rochester Democrat and Roswell
T. Flower. Mr.. Manning is said TO favor Corn
Ing. III Is not believed that either Manning OF
whitney will enter the fight though IL has beer
rumored that they would.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S SALE OF I'm.
CLAIMED FREIGHT
On THURSDAY MORNING, April, THJR.
TIETH, 1885. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
Adams Express Company will sell, at the auction
rooms Of DuncansOn Bros, corner 9th and D at raets
northwest to pay charges, about
1855 PACKAGES,
Comprising an assortment of Trunks Bundles Eoroo
Packages. &C., &c.
To be sold without reserve
All parties concerned will take notica
Terms cash. on1-1
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINEss CoGlxAo
i CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIAf&
French Carets, $3;75, 81 and $3.50 per dozen
American Native Wines, Brandies and ha.npaenea
VICTOR ROuX, I741 Psnnsylvania ave
Agents Tor hrstclnSS houses, bordeaux, Burgundy,
thanapo6nes oa0 CoGnAc VinS d t0nt soItee en-
c&,1A nl6-.1n~
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r. +. WAGGAMAN, Trustees.
THOS. L WAGGAMAN, Auct. apl3-d&d

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPT
TOL STREET, BETWEEN ID AND e STREETS
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court ofs.ne
the District Of Columbia. passed the 9th day of -
December, 1883, land amended on the eth day of~1
December, 1889, in Equity cause No 1854 Doc d
wherein the National Union Insurance Company In
plaintiff and John B. Tyler and others Defendants
shall sell to the highest bidder in front of the pre
ses commencing at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK
on THURSDAY, THIRTIETH DAY OF APRIL.
1855 Lots Nos SIX (6l seven CD. eizh. (s) nine l9
ten QO) and eleven l11, In the subdivision or Lot No
one %, In Square No. six hundred and thirty (63Ol
according to the meteS and bounds covenantS and
coBdtfOns forth and described in the deed Of par
ttton, dated December 49, 1871 entered into between
Andrew Wylfe and May c. his wife, and Margaret
Helzel. and recorded with the plat Of subdivision an
nexed In Iiber -, folio -, one of the land re.
cords Of Washington county, in the District Of Colu
paA Also. all that part of said lot {l), In said
square No. $50, At the northeast corner thereof 'front.'
ing Ga North Capitol street thirtyive (35 feet ana
ten l0 inches by depth Of one hundred and twenty
Q2O) feet.
Terms Of sale. ~ prescribed by the decree. One
tnira OF the purchase money In cash. and the balance
Ia nine 9 and eighteen 1S) months from the Of
sale For the deferred payments the purchaser pur
chasers shall give their notes drawing ak 90 per
interest per annu, secured by deed deeds of trust
on the properly purchased deposit Of fifty $500
DOLLARS on each lot must be male when the property
knocked down. All convsyal,cing TO be at the cost
JOHN c. HEAD, Trustee,
UUNcANsON BROS. Aucta apiS Jan
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RAILROADS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
IoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.


THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH AND
Schedule in effect APRIL 5. 1855.
11I5 AWNNEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily
making close connections south aud Southwest
psy esesp fg n wth rom a New ar snd
ington. TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
bIo PM.SLOUIsvILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charlottesville to Cincinnati Louisville and all West
io:40 P.M.-soUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
vile and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping cars from
New Orleans: also fron Washington Via Charlotte
and Columbia TO augusta
warrenton Trains leave Washington at 1115 am.
a a4a 2io arrive IN Washington 500 Southern
eept sunday; $50 pm. orleans Fast Mail daily;
go dsnS n sge .,o aail gon,rs q,
once, 6O1 Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave nom
NJ SLAUGHTER, n. MAcDANIEL..
APP oeH 'AsA Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
= LEE HsFaMSSSSsYxHyafEIA ROUTE II; rHwr~r
srE R2s k RAJ AAeSIF1sEST IatiFahSr
IN EFFECT APRII. 5TH. 1885. 800
Trains leave Washington from station, corner of 9th
e Palace Sleeping Grs to at ISo a and daily pn
with sleepins i Cars tom Harrisburg to CINCINNATI
and Hotel Car 81. Louis; daily. except saturday
e and Sith spr 20
with Sleeping Cars washington to Chissso aud liar,
Western Express with through sleepers for Cleve-
land Louisville. and ST Louis. Pacific Express
1000 pm. daily for Pittsburg and the West, with
through sleeper Harrisburg Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandaigus. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
1000 m daily. except saturday, with Palace Cars
For wilIiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 1850
dsi ~, except sunday
200 400, 1000 pm; and i2i night. on SUNDAY,
400, 1000 pm. and 12:l5 night. Limited Express
of Pullman Parlor Cars, GAO am. daily except
For Boston without change, 200 pm. every weekday.
On sunday, 400 In
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, affording
direct transfer Fulton street. avoiding double fer
Ell n,aT Ph asr1ss New f9Fk sj and HOO aoo
400. 500, loco pm. and 1915 night On sunday,
400, 600, 1O:00 pm and 1915 night Limited
For baltimore, 6:55 rs, $50. $40, 1850 400 a
M, 1905 200, 400 40. 440. 500. 40 1000 p.
mas and a2l5 night o On sund nf a9s9 g d1o An
For Popes Creek Line, .:l5 am. and 4:4O PM daily,
For Annapolis. 6s35 am. 1905 and 4:25 pm daily
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
INGToN RAILRoAD
For Alexandria, 500 700, 925, 1IOl and IL :35 a.
-2:05 4:26. 4l5, 500. 500 and 1l:37 pm On sun
For Richmond and the South. 600 and 11:O1 Am.
daily and 4:45 pm daily, except Sunday
no ie 1nso M IRA 20 III oo Sun
11:S5 pm, and 1910 midnight except Monday)
On Sunday al 500 and 1O1O am; 1:Oo and 1898
Tickets and Information at the office northeas COR
of 18th street and Pennsylvania ente. ami at
tie station where orders be the checkir<
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
CHAS. E PUGH, General Manager. ap6
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ApI4-bt FULE4. AuctiOneer.
WALTER b WILLIAMS q Co, Auctioneers.

SALE OF A FIRST-CLASS LINE OF LADIES'
AND GENTS GOLD AND SILVER AMERI-
CAN WATCHES, CHAINS AND OTHER JEW
ELRY AT AUCTION.
We shall sell THIS EVENING, at HALF-PAST
SEVEN O'CLOCK and continue each day at the same
hour until entire stock Is closed ont, Pennsylvania
avenue under st. Marc Hotel The stock is consigned
TO me from Chicago firm with instructions to sell.
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