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PEoFEr SALE n or e
SESRSETSTS THE AE1 oou e YuS1nrRovED
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme m, Court Of
tas R pending Il
court, wherein John a. King ct a. are complanan.s
otter sale at public auction in front Of the several
RPs Bay 81 5 ~ 1ss at FIVE UcIotk
% n S N2 au4 bsc Of
Iums fronting feet on the 90 sSutn side Of street
Mh of
sides by alleys and improved by comfortable double
on street and
ON THE SAME DAY. AT SIX O'CLOCK p. m,
in said District contained within the following
lot NUMBERED s'ghs e. being also the Corner FORMED
by the of the north ae of Wes1
north twenty degrees and fifteen minutes west by and
fy-nine feet thence running south sixty-eigh and
degrees west eghty-three feet and six
line twenty three feet and six inches; thence north
seventy.iwo degrees east forty,nne, Ieet and ten
grees east sixty-twO feet and one-hflf inches;
thence south nine degrees east sixteen feet and one
and eight inches point West street distant forty
seven feet and six inches from the place OF
inches to the place of beginning Improved by large
On FRIDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
JULY d. 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will
sell, in front of the premises part Of tract Of land
lying in Washington county in the District Of Column
bla known as White Haven" bounded by the lands
of the heirs of the late Horatio Barnes Lewis Car
berry and George 4. Meem the west; by the Ridge
road leading from the Foundry to Lufboroughs lane.
on the east; by the land owned by Thomas Carberry
on the north and by the land OF Daniel LghtfOOt
the SOUTH containing about 2O of land; being
the tract Of land conveyed to John Ii. King by John
w. Murdoch by deed daed August 3D. 1850, recorded
in Liber A &c. at folio l5 and recorded in Liber
A. 59, at folio 4to ct seq Of the Land Records Of
the District of COlumbia-except the southern part
thereof containing about Is acres sold by Ellen J..
King to Daniel Lightfoot.
Terms of sale: One-third any greater proportion
In cash. balance payable in two equal instalments, in
one and two years. respectively, from the day Of sale
for which promssory notes Of purchasers must be
given to bear interest at six per cent per and
to be secured by deed deeds of trust the property
sold Or all cash may be paid at the purchasers OPP
ton No deed to be given until the terms of sae are
complied with and the sales shall have been finally
ratified by the court An conveyancng and recording
to be at purchasers cost and deposit of required
on each lot at the time Of SALE If the terms Of sale be
not complied with in ten days from the day of sale
the trustees the right resell the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser.
JESSE n. WILSON, Trustee,
Az La ave, and 1909 3lst ST.
GEORGE w. KING. Trustee,
jy3 d&d9 1912 3lst ST.
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The following Philadelphians have been APP
pointed members OF the commission Of lunacy
In the case OF John Mccullough, the actor Prof.
VIM. Wedges, Henry Homiler, WIN. &. Head.
Clayton Allen, VIM. S. kochersperger and sam1
Allen.
Specials from Cheyenne say: 1.-THE bodies of
two cowboys have been found on the l. range
on the Cherokee strip. They had been muir
dered and their bodies staked TO the ground by
Indians"
An incendiary fire at Berkeley, opposite Nor
folk, Va, last night, destroyed four houses. 4
negro named Odum was burned TO death, and
several persons were injured In escaping through
the windows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-16

The New York Tribune to-day says: "Orders
were received at the Brooklyn navy yard yes
terday from Washington TO take the spars and
rigging from the Dolphin at once. The spars
and rigging of the vessel belong to the govern
ment Boatswain Atkins and a squad OF men
Were sent to the foot OF 9th street, where the
Dolphin lies, but before they had begun the
work the orders were countermanded and the
vessel was left untouched. The orders were re-
ceived at the navy yard I'm quick succession,
but Commodore Chandler did not know tho
reason for the sudden cha nge I'm the matte r,
A visit TO the navy yard was made by John
Roach yesterday afternoon.
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Brutal English husband.

COUSIN OF LORD LYTToN TELLS HER STORY IN
CHICAGO COURT.
Mrs. John w. Coventry In Chicago, Saturday,
obtained q divorce from her husband, John w.
Coventry, formerly q captain In the British
army. Both parties are well connected.
Coventry Is q nephew OF Lord Coventry, and
Mrs. Coventry is the daughter OF the Rev. Ed.
ward Arthur Lytton, cousin OF Lord Lytton,
and dean at Oxford. Capt Coventry went to
Canada with his bride, and, taking up his abode
self by making her life uncomfortable. He drank
deeply, and after his rotations would knock her
down, brandish razor over her head, and force
her to sing loose ballads for his delectation She
was also compelled to clean his boots, scrub the
floor, and do all the hard work OF the house,
hold, while the servant girl stood idly by. In
the winter of 1879 she fed through the snow
one night, and nearly persisted from the cold.
She now II YES at North Evanston.
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the SftUAttOn at Hue.
A NEW MINISTRY FAVORABLE TO THE FRENCH
Is FORMED.

PARIS, July 16.-Gen. de Courcy telegraphs
from here as follows: "All the royal princes
have returned to Hue. They assembled at the
French legation and designated Thoxman, tho
king uncle, regent until the kings return.
The kings mother returned with the king :
wives. new council has been formed
OF ministers favorable to the French
The former minister of war is n prisoner Tho
regent has issued proclamation which COM
mande the officials Of AMMAN and Tonquin 10
restore order, 10 punish the rebels and to assist
the French Thuyet and 300 men hold the
citadel OF Camlo. The troope are in excellent
condition.
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KILLS HIMSELF.
Albert Ross, q welI-known German, Of Louis
willie, KY, shot and probably fatally wounded
his wife Tuesday, and then killed himself, at
his home, in Jacksonville, Ind. A number Of
shots were heard and when the neighbors
rushed in they found Ross dead, with q bullet
in his brain, and Mrs. Ross lying bleeding on
the floor, her face burned with powder and
horrible wound ranging upward in her jaw. The
cause of the tragedy is said to have been zeal.
ousy. The couple had been married only two
weeks. Tuesday morning Ross complained of
rheumatism and did not go to work. Without
saying anything he suddenly pulled or his
wife's ring, which he was wearing, and threwi it
at her and then began shooting, firing three
shots at her. He then put bullet through his
own brain. Mrs. Ross Is in a dangerous condi-
ton and may not recover. There Is a mystery
surrounding the tragedy that can only be told
by the wife. When found she was moaning and
crying. 'Oh, Al, what did you do 1t for? Why
did you not tell me, too?" Al. was cookbook
ing young fellow of %. His bride is an unusu-
ally handsome girl Of about 20 years. It is re-
ported that some one said something about the
bride that made the husband jealous, and he
concluded that 1t was better both were dead.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rv,uOMAs BOWLING. Aucroneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON AND IN
GEORG ETOWN, AND Al L,o, DE UNIMPRoVED
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A Sad Yachting Accident.
A YOUNG LADY AND TWO YOUNG MEN KNOCKED
OVERHEARD AND DROWNED.

OVERHEARD AND DROWNED.
PATCHoGUE, l.. l., July 16.-A sad drowning
accident occurred in Great South Bay, last
night. VIM. Iichener, John Hedden, Agnes
Jennie Lewis, sailed by Capt. Herbert Lewis
When near Blue Point, as the boat was iibing
the boom of the main sail swung across the boat
striking Miss Roe, Tichener, and He'd
den in the face, knocking them over
board. Before the boat could be
brought around to the scene of the accident all
three had disappeared and were not seen again.
The bodies were not recovered. Miss Roe was
"a years ole, and the eldest daughter of Jesse
Zoe, a wealthy manufacturer. She was en-
gagged to be married to VIM. Tichener, who was
II years of age and nephew of DIR. Craven.
Joe Hedden was the son of a wealthy resident
OF Flushing. The parents of Miss Roe are
almost crazy with grief.
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GEN. HOWARD SAID TO FEAR COLLISION BE-
TWEEN MORMoNs AND GENTILEs.
A dispatch from Omaha to the New York
Herald says that Gen. Howard, who has been
al Salt Lake City, regards the situation there as
SO threatening that "the troops that were to
leave Fort Douglas and Fort Laramie for Kan
sas to suppress the Cheyennes have been re-
tanned at those posts. A collision between NOR
mons and gentiles is looked for on the oath
inst, which is a great day with the mormons, IL
being the anniversary Of the settlement of Utah.
They come in by thousands on that day to Salt
Lake from all parts Of the territory to unite in
the celebration. Should they attempt to repeat
any such performance they carried out on
the 4th Of July there will probably be blood.
shed. The Mormons In Salt Lake are all armed
On the 4th Of July they gave evidence OF this
by freely fourishing revolvers in the faces Of
gentiles and defying and insulting them"
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CATTLE TRAILS STILL OBsrRucrED-The
Secretary of the Interior is still in receipt OF
kilograms from cattle men in Indian Territory
complaining that the cattle trails through tho
Cherokee strip are still obstructed and asking
for relief. IL Is propable that the complaints
Will be transmitted TO Inspector Armstrong
with instructions TO maintain the freedom OF
the trails.
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A YOUNG TEXANS QUEST FOR A WIFE.-Al-
fonse Drecht, OF Rocheland, Texas, from q list
Of manageable young ladies furnished by q
Texas correspondence bureau, selected q young
lady of Erie, Pa, who next Wednesday is to be
married to q doctor Of divinity. He wrote her
letter, which was thrown aside by the recip-
lent in disgust. A younger sister clandestinefy
poetic Texan to come on and wed her She
signed her elder sisters name. The love-sick
gentleman took 1t seriously, and arrived in
Erie yesterday, creating an exciting scene when
expelled from the young lady's house. He
came back and took arsenic on the doorstep.
The poison was pumped out and his friends tel
egraphed for.
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RAILROADS.
"O SARATQG
LAKE GEORGE AND


LAKE GEORGE AND
CAISKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE.
Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Rail-
way, BY West shore Of picturesque Hudson River,
leave Jersey City Station of Pennsylvan Railroad
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $40 am arrive Saratoga
1890 M Elegant Pullman BUFFET Cars to Sarato-
ga thence TO Montreal. Pennsylvania Railroad tra N
leave W ashngton 1918 m. to connect.
CAISklLL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $40 an
arrive at Hotel kaaterskiH 2:ll m, Grand Hotel
l4o p m Parlor Cars Pennsylvania Railroad
Train leaves Washington 1915 IN to connect
DAY EAPRtsS $50 a M, Arrive Albany pm,
Utica 5:42 m, syracuse 7.O5 m, Rochester 1O;SO
pm. Buffalo 1918 am, Niagara Falls l2:43 am
Parior Cars 10 Albany and Niagara Falls -
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MOUNTAIN EN-
rRFSS. 1885 am, arrive at HOTEL kAATERS-
KILL $40 pm, Grand Hotel, $50 m saratoga
poo pm, Lake George pm Parlor Cars Long
Branch and New York to Saratoga and Lake George.
Pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
TIED 325 pm, arrive AT Hotel kaaterskll S:57 p
m, Grand III otel St36 pm. Saratoga $40 p.m Mon
treal m with parlor cars 10 Catskill Mountain and
Saratoga Buffet parlor cars leave Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad train at $50 a. for Saratoga
sleepers thence to Montreal Ask for single round
trip tickets BY West Shore Route and avoid long
her through New York City. Apply TO city or depot
agents of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables. tickets and parlor car chairs
Parlor car chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
Company, Pennsylvania Railroad station Jersey City,
New Jersey. HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
U13-tsl5 No. $50 BROADWAY, N Y.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays
quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange
are noted to-day: U. s. 4las, 1891, coupon
L bid, y asked; do. reg, 112s bid, y asked
122 bid, d asked; d. c. per. imp. 6s, 1891,
coin; ia bid; 2 asked; do. 50-year fund. S65s,
railroad stock, Ssh bid; North Capitol and
Q st., 4O4. bid, 41E asked; Anacostia. 1Ols bid;
Wash. gas, Al bid, 81 asked; Georgetown gas,
a. Did; Riggs ms, 8 bid, Ga asked; Washington
Brick Machine 1929 bid, 1O4 asked; Penn.
Tel. Go. 53 bid, 65 asked; Chesapeake and Pot
Tel. Co., ooh bid.
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THE DUTY on ORNAMENrAL TILEs.-Asslssant
Secretary Fairchid to-day gave a hearing 10 a
committee OF New York importers on the ques-
ton as TO whether ornamental tiles not used for
paving purposes should be classified a. eartheu
ware at duty of sixty per cent ad valorem, ol
as paving tiles at q duty OF twenty per cent ad
yalorem
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The Cotton Convention.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W.
VA, July 16.-President Garner called the con-
Nention to order at 10 o'clock. U. s. Senator
Glpson, OF Louisiana, was on the floor by invita-
tlon: l. l.. Airey, of New Orleans, was elected
president for the next two years. jerome Hill,
OF st. Louis, was elected first vice presi-
cent and took the chair, the newly-elected
president not being present The committee
on weather signals reported in favor of addi-
tlonal stations for the cotton belt, and the pres
ldent appointed committee OF three to me-
legislation. -
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WORSE THAN CHOLERA GERMs-A micro
scopic examination OF the dried beef which
caused the illness OF sixty or more persons at
Momence, H., revealed thousands of horned
worms TO the square inch I'm the meat There
wife of a leading physician, and Mr.. Charles
Wooster, prominent citizen. The wife of
Hannibal Worcester, a banker, is not expected
TO live. There are many other cases which arc
critical 1t is reported that a Chicago scientist,
to whom portions OF the diseased meat have
been sent, says that all who have partaken of
1t must die sooner or later.
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THE CONTRACTS for miscellaneous articles To
be used in repairing the Treasury department
have been awarded as follows: Lumber, Geo.
A. Shehan, Wheatley Bros. and Wulett q LIB.
hey; painting materials Francis Miller Geoge
Ryneal, jr., Daniel Shanahan, w. IL. Butler, 81
ashington, and the Columbia Silica Paint and
Color Co, New York; sheet metals, fire clay and
nre brick, Robert Boyd; plumbing materials, l.,
u. Schafer d Co., Thomas Sommeryille q sons.
and Robert Leitch & Sons.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

JUS RECEIVED
JOB LOT OE GAUZE UNDERSHIRTs
Which are Offering for 25 the regular price
was so cents
Also a fell line of
SUMNER UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, COLLARS
AND CUFFS AND NECKwEAR.
SHIRTS To ORDER A SPECIALITY.
COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRiED tor &c each
8. b ELLERY,
M ll12 = street northwest
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Schedule in effect SUNDAY MAY SD. 1885 until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station corner OF New Jer
fo- Chieaso I0ssj and 1910 D. m, daily. The 1000
tti-o. arriving. III Pittsburg At 80 D. M Chicago
Isxt MORNING at 500 No extra fare is Charged this
Tor Cilenna,i. Louisville and St Louis daily 800
Zee sleeping Cars To- ;,b1re points without chanSe
:5*' p train fast hunted To Cincinnati
an! 81 Louis arriving Iii Cincinnati next morning AZ
s:;5 - Louis 6a50 pm No extra fare is charged
. FOR i1its6urg al loco a NJ, with Parlor Car and
s-lc III daily. To Pttsburg, Cleveland and Detroit.
For Baltimore on week DAYS, s. 6Io. $40 30
80 80 .'& az; ~, q, Ia i-iG 4 - DO 45ninnte
For fj.,Itimore on Sundays. 6:IO 7:sO. $50 and
1870 q, N Id $780, $50. i:iO. $40, 6:4o, 200,
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and
points south, 9:25 a. m. daily and V:iO D. m daily
30 a. m train has Pullman sleeper. Washington To
:, For Annapolis $40 a. m. and l2:lo and 4:3O p.
vi Sgnay' ,,i 5e 40 p N and pa,,,
Eaore D. o;i9 $50 am. liio pm. $50. 40, .:oJ,
4.-o 7s,0 ami IL p.,. For stations ON Metropolitan
Branc.i 80 and Ills PHI. daily. except
ga, for principal stations on Mesropolitan branch,
w. o , s 9g nd 9.2S rs all s. as TOR
daily except sunday for Frederick, $40 an, 4:4O
Tor Local station, between Washington and Gath
ef s1 isS pm d4 a except sunday s.,,
e1rept sunday and go pm daily 10 Haserstown
LAZY except SUNDAY 10 " DiCIe-tsr.
Trains arrive from the IVES. daily, 600. 100 a H.
115. 6:.,c pm
fronI Annapolis $50 an and l:oO and 525 D. NJ
Sunday. lU:s.I am, CD pm.
Prom Lexington 5:3o y IA daily. except Sunday
From Frederick and inl ediate points SD q m
an L. p IN daily, except Sunday
1raIis leave Baltimore Washington at $40
6:5V 30 9gOc 500 and 1880 a. M LIS 30 8 a.
AGO, ., $50. SEQ. 800 and i sundays $50
&c 500 and 900 am, 100, 30, 42O. 5UU $50
ste. $50 and j az pm
II trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except 20. 3:I5 and $40 pin
for further Information apply the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Office " isliIs:ou Station, 6l9and
l3-5l Penlsy lvAnIs aVeHIe, corner OF Fourteenth
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage be
Checked and reCeiv ed a any point Ia the city.
IL. DIT NIiAN. G. X LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. G p \
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An Attorney In Trouble.
J. AMBLER SMITH DEBARRED FROM PRAcrI
BEFORE THE WAR nEPA RrMENr

]. AABLER SMITH DEBARRED FROM PRACTICE
BEFORE THE WAR DEPARTMENT
The Secretary of War has suspended j. Amb-
Ter smith, OF this city, from further practice
before the War department. This action was
taken In view Of information received from
several distant sources that Smiths bust
ness cards contained the words: '.De-
Sertion mark quietly removed" One
nrm or western attorneys wrote that they had
received a number Of these cards, with a request
Tor their distribution, and that the remark
referring to "quiet' removal OF the charge OF
desertion seemed to cast such q slur upon the
WA department. the firm felt IL duty TO bring
the matter to official notice.
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jy11-d&ds CHAS. Il. BAILEY, Arus
TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of aeri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court the District of
a and to f me des5ed win sell at public
DAY Of July. 1855, at Twelve Nv ocIocK NJ
all the right title claim and interest of the defendant
in and 10 the following property to witt All
Ing in the city Of Was gton D. C., and known u and
being twenty-six (3s feet eight % inches i
front on Pennsylvania avenue BY the depth thereof OF
Tuos ;%s;MSGA fa11 e. Mss:s sas'
THUS. DoWLiNf. Auctoheer. je2Odtjyl3
"a sHTHE Agoy y E SALE Is PosTPoTED UNTIL
same time and place. at the request of both plaintiff
jyi e D' ch1YToN McM1cHAE1, U. 8. Marshal, DC.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRgsrEEs' SALE OF, FRAME HOUSE CORNER
III HE EikLM0kE 4 AID q JACKSON STREETS. IN
virtue u sS e Sssd ei tra. duly recorded
records Of Washington county, In the District Of
SS 81 :; e SssSsi; : r. Ss;S
IN front OF the premises all those pieces parcels
and suaae ana being in uniontown in the county OF
upon the recorded plat plan of said Unionown as
lots hnm6ersa two hundred and fortyone CAP and
the improvements rights. privileges and other here
dtaments to the same belonging any wise apper-
tanning
TERMS One-thrd cash, balance six and twelve
mouths notes to bear interest and be secured by
deposit Of 800 required at sale. II terms are not
right to resell the risk and cost Of the deauItinS
purchaser after five days public notice Of such resale
,y7-eoAa. e e22SKhAR AsNs;4 LAbERhR.
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SOUTHWEST.
Schedule in effect July s. 1885.
700 A My NJ HBCKG MAIL, daily, except SUM-
day to local stations connecting at Lynchburg with
Richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk and Westef N
Railroads
HIS A. M.-NEW ORLEANS FAST Mali. daily
making close connections South and Southwest
daily, except sunday, with c. and o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
tngtOn, 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington TO New Orleans without change of cars
Pullman ParlOr Cars from Washington to White
Sulphur Springs.
b,45 p. M.-LOUISvILLE FAST LINE. Daily via
Charlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisville and all West
ern Points. Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington to
Louisville.
1O:40 p M.-SOUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily to ali points, South and Southwest via Dan
willie and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington to Atlanta. Montgomery and selma
Parlor cars Montgomery 10 New Orleans Pullman
sleepers from Washington via Charlotte and Column
bia u Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at 4I5 p
daily, except sunday.
Warrenton Trains leave Washington at 700 a. m
1l:lJ and 5:35 pm daily
Trains arrive in Washingto: 500 am, Southern
Express daily; $40 am, Strasburg local. daily
cept sunday; l.0e p NJ, LynchoIirg Mail daily. eX-
cept Sunday: S15 New Orleans Fast Nj all daily,
e:iO PM. Louisville Special. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Company's
Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
L and p Station
Nj. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL.
iy6 Sol. HAAS. Traffic Malsser
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TUE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
Il
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

eEENANpOAH JUNG. LURAY AND ROANOKE
be New Route 10 the South and Southwest.
SCHkDC LIZ IN EFFECT MAY SD 1855.
t2o an daily. New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points on He Of Shenandoah Valley. Norfolk
and " eateFn. Last Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta, Macon. Jackson
VILE Chattanooga Memphis. Noble New or
leans, AID The south and southwest pullman
Palace sleeping Cars between Washington and
Ne" Orleans without change Connecting ~
SHENANDOAH Junction with Pullman Cars New
York Atlanta
BIO =. NJ daily. Memphis Express For all points
south. SOUTHEAST and Southwest. Pullman Pal
ace sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland, Tenn. with Pullman Cars To New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Is. & u. H. X Passenger Station corner
New Jersey avenue aud street.
Eor tickets sleeping car reservations and all infor
nation apply ticket offices, 6lY Penna- ave- 1851
Pefina ave. depot b. q o. r. X. and cfice Of
the Line 1O7 Penna. ave. where orders Will be taken
Ter baggage called Tor in any part Of city
a POPE, L }. LOCKWOOD,
Gem. Pass and Tkt ASt Pass and Tkt. ACT
mhl6@ion
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I)owS.

DowN GRocER1Es DowS.
For go days we will sell Roller Family Flour. only
1926 Dbl. Best South Carolina Rice lbs SOC
lbs of best Laundry Starch, DC
Sugar Cured Shoulders, THO. Id.
Sugar Cured Hams, 12tac. Id.
Western Shoulders She. h.
Roasted Rio Coffee, . lbs 25c
Good Roasted Rio Coffee, l5c H.
Best Roasted Rio, 20 to 22c. h.
Roasted Java Coffee, rs, % aud 33c H.
Green Coffee, 10, l21. and 15c TO-
Good Extra Flour, $3.50 per Dbl,
Best Extra Flour, "a rs per Dbl
Best Patent Process SO. IS.
Soda Crackers, 10 lbs. 75c.
Best Sugar Corn, cans 25c
Remember You save money on all your purchases at
our store.
INDIA TEA COMPANY,
jy9 AS 7th st. sw