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DI ED ID.


Oh CHRISTIAN Suddenly, on Thursday; July asd.
1889, AT o'clock pm. our beloved sister MARY.
her :sS
ssnorsy papers ss piss.s eop 1Ss'' '''ssa
@ "a AIS rs 2SS Gf LEX ,s ..
Funeral nom the residence OF her son. Andrew
70 which ali friends Of the s,Sils are inSi;sa ~
9. s S1 'Gf nSnns s. Wy sS
WIN. Il and Ada Davis, aged eight months and sis
S.sssna sss %
adsn M On 1ss r. ss 81
wife Of the late Hart Flnns.n. in The yesr Of
North Capitol street; between and :ireets sssur:
friends are respectfully invited 70 s1send. ' e
- HARDNESS. A. the residence Of her brother,
sse pm Mn EfizahEra All Us ,s ssss !:
OF the lac ss%nsl asrknss: saer long ninsss q
Tu6ersi from her SrotSsrs residence. SATURDAY. shs
sssvs. and s isnss usss g :
2. only sss ns s.as.s e. '. Pen.
K.,e Kelly, s.sed year. 10 months and ) days.
Ssss reeve md ;i,sSss q he sSH a.: i.
Of seI .se xx Ky ga asss = the ys
Funeral fron the residence. 027 street northvese
Saturday. 2Sth inst. II pm. FhsnAs o. me nnS
sLOPER Al SOLDIER Home, washinsson D. c.
Ihurooay, July 23d. 1e06. DANIEL sLOPER, aoDd
He served IN the bssas Of p,.ss.bure September II.
In the war Of 1912 a. . meanber q CarS WasSfmans
company, Vermont militia. .
xAEE On sss e n. .ss !.
A. Stewart and daughter Of the lato John 2cCaFsA4
My me rsst In peaesl
Funsgal on Saturday morning DULY 26th NJ oA0
o'clock, nom her late residcnce. los Noc JerS0V
avenue northwest Aelastves oad fkimds a a. 16iy
are invited 70 attend 40
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AFrtrhtfnl Iri.h Crime.

CONFESSION OF AN EYEWITNESS OF THE MUIR
DER OF THE THREE SHEEHANs.
. CORK, July Pain the case Of William Shee.
han and his brother-in-law, David Browne,
who are charged with the murder Of the form
er's mother sister and brother at Mrs. Shee-
han farm house near Castletownroche, county
Cork, In October, 1877, David Duane, q young
farmer, who was arrested for completely in the
murder, and who lodged the Information which
led to the arrest OF Sheehan aud Browne, has
made a full confession of his knowledge of the
ness of the murders. All three were killed by
VIM. Sheehan and David Browne, q cooper's
adze being used to do the work. The bodies of
the victims were taken by the murderers to q
well 900 yards from the house and thrown into
1t, lot of rubbish being afterwards thrown in
TO cover them. Duane further declares that
selves, the prisoners went to the house and
drank and sang and danced the remainder Of
the night The trial viii begin on Monday
next
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The STAT,


Every Probability that Gen. Grant VII,
ne Buried in One Of These Tive Cities.
(Aount McGregor dispatch eonsinued from the
First EditionD
Inere Is strong feeling in the family OF Gen.
Grant that the New York proposition ia one
mat would have gratifled the GENERAL but the
conuition That MIS-. Grant should be buried be-
slde the general Is one that the MAYORS repre-
sentative Is not authorized to accede to- and
Geographic communication il now going on
oeIween here and New York on that point.
Hhe fresidente messenger had not arrived Mt
eIeven o'clock. When he does come and pre-
sene the invitation from the Soldier' Home IL
Is not unlikely that the condition OF General
Grant relative to Mrs. Grant being buried be.
side him will also cause some DELAY penfiine 2
conference with the Others.
The invitation from the city of Sprinrfield
Ill, Is not being seriously considered Is vet. nj.
though before his death Gen. Grant mentioned
Illinois as one of the three states in which ne
would desire to be buried. He Indicated that
Illinois having given him his first army com.
mission, he would be willing to be buried there.
but there were two other spots which he desie.
mated, and one Of them-W aslingtOn-is now
under consideration.
The third point that Gen. Grant indicated
was West Point, but he recognized at the time
OF his suggestion that West Point was o spot
where his wife could not rest beside him, and
that fact removed any possibility In the gen.
erals mind Of bis being buried there: It was
afterward the general delegated the entire mat
ter of burial spot and funeral arrangements to
Col. Fred. Grant, who, after a conference with
the family on all points, is now carrying for.
ward the volumtnous arrangements for his ia
theirs funeral.
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"AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
Z dcSStI<tf dBtHtr
5O7 Penn ave. Washington.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect SUNDAY. May Sd. 1885, until
Leave Washington noun station, corner Of New Jer-
For Chicago 1000 and 1910 p M. daily. The 1000
Chicago arriving IN Pittsburg At 7s3O p Chicago
next morning at so5 No extra fare is charged this
For Cincinnati Louisville and 81. Louis daily at $50
sce sleeping cars to above POINTS. without Change
$40 ~ n Train Is fs; hunted train % Cincinnati
.45. 81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare Is charged on
For Pittsburg 1000 a H. with PArlor Car. and
elO m daily to Pittsburg. Cleveland and Detroit
For sslsimofe On y week DAYS, S, e:1o, $40. $50
RAM rn s5 ~ go 4o i3 So Is s!s ss sns
1905 ss On s Sua sS q. go $50 and
S2o. IL 90 D. m
points SOUTH s:25 n M daily. and Y:fO p m daily
si2o q NJ train has Pullman sleeper. Washington 70
a. FOR Annapolis; Gao a m. and 1910 and 40 p m
For way station. 6e e Washington and Ba.4
n msre, o o;iV $50 An 12;lo pm. $50, 10 200
40 10 and pm, p; .t.iisa. q Ms.sspoIitsa
stations on Metr"posn f sfsn san
1s1nson En and :sHps r.ncs % or
daily. except sunday. for Frederick $40 am, i:aO
For Local stations between Washington and Gath
sor M Sa nd sfsePs sandsy ..u
ssssp, SUNDAY and q, oS4 ? m daily to Hasers,Own
Trains arrive nom the West daily. 600. 100 am.
1I5, $50 pm
From ANNAPOLIS $50 Am, and I:5O and 5.25 D. m,
Sunday, lO:S5 M, 6:35 pm.
Prom Lexington $50 p u daily. except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points S:.S5 m
and OIL S p. IN. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave baltimore tor Washington at $40
6::SO TAO 300, eos and 1880 1915, g.
AGO. 5. $50. 500. 900 and l y on Sundays $50
.:2o 300 and e05 An. $780, 2::sO. 4:2o 5.tjO $50
Zoo. 900 and IL .OO pn
All trains from Washington stop At Relay Station
except l.25. Sis and $40 p
For further information apply az the BALTIMORE
and Ohio Ticket ONCE ashiHgton Station. 81 and
1851 Pennsy lvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for baggage be
check ed and received at any point Ia The city.
b. DUNHAM, 4. h. LORD,
Gen Manager Baltimore. G.P.A-
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BAneA1sz BARGAINS,
RAnnATN9y

BARGAINS BARGAINS,
BARGAINS!
We are now offering, at greatly reduced pricea
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS.
Mems Hand,sewed TIES Strap or Button. for $3.50
Men. Hand Wet oxFoKDs, s4.25 per pair former
lot Of ~ oxFoRDs former price $3.50 and
$500. now selling for $3.50 per pair.
In regular goods we have one of the largest assert
tnents tO be found In the city.
Our Ladies' $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE BUT.
NONSENSE CURACAO KID BUTTON, and guar
antee them to give satisfaction. For $500 We can
II Eo SSo sa GesSy FOR LADIES we have all the
2fs5fs ess ss"asewed
Ladies dne CuRAcoA KID NEWPORT TIES. hand
Ladies' fine CURACAO KID BUTTON. hand-sewed.
Ladies line FRENCH KID oxFoRDs, hand-sewed,
Ladies, fine FRENCH KID EDISON. hand-sewed.
Ladies fine FRENCH c1orH-roP EDISON. Louis
Ladies s sSs' FkEScH EDISON, Lou. XIV heel $500
A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also full line Of Ladies' and Misses White Operas
WIN. n. RICH
oNEPRICE SHOE STORE,
TT Market Space.
We close at 8 pm, Saturdays excepted. Vl3
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RAILROADS.
i" ' LAKE GEORGE AND


ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR CAR LINE
way, by West Shore Of picturesque Hudson River,
leave Jersey City Station Of Pennsylvania Railroad as
follows
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 am. arrive Saratoga
24o pm; Caldwell Lake George, 4:30 pm-; Montreal,
1880 pm. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Sarato-
ga thence 10 Montreal Pennsylvania Railroad trai
leave Washington 12:l5 a M. to connect
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. SAC an =.
arrive at Hotel Kaaterskiif Eli m. Grand Hotel
l:&o pm P&rior Cars Pennsylvania RAILROAD
train leaves Washington l2:l5 In to connect
snsron Springs pm. Cooperstown 1Io pm,
Utica 542 p m, Syracuse 75O5 pm, Rochester 1870
pm, BnnAlo 1918 am. Niagara Fails l2:43 I'm
Parlor Cars TO Albany and niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkIII MOUNTAIN tx
PRESS. 1888 am, arriyeat HOTEL kAATEHS-
KILL 6el0 pm, Grand Hotel, $40 pm: Saratoga
$50 pm, Lake George pm Psrlor Cars Long
Branch and New YORK 10 Saratoga and Lake George.
Pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LIN
TIED, 3.25 pm, arrive at Hotel kaaterskH ao7 p.
M, Grand III otel $50 M, Saratoga e:iO pm, Mon
t1eal n with paHlor cars 10 Cafsk1lI Mountain and
Saratoga Buffet parlor cars leave Washington on
PennsylvanA Railroad train ut $50 m. tor Saratoga;
seepers thence to Montreal Ask for single round
trip by West shore Route and avoid long trans
fer through New York City, Apply TO city or depot
agents Of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables ackets and parlor chair
Parlor chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
In advance upon application To agent Pullman Car
Company Pennsylvania Railroad station. Jersey City.
New Jersey. HENRY NONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
jy131l5 No. $50 BROADWAY. NY.
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Short zoe. 900 Barrels Of OIL.


NEW YORK STATE.
SYRACUSE. July 24.-Babcock & Andrews,
proprfetors Of a big bucket shop, probably the
100000 or more. They were short 600 900
barrels of OIL The firms principal office was
tola, Oneida, Rome, Utica, Little Falls, Herki-
mer, Richfield Springs, GloversvilIe, Amster-
dam, schnectady, Albany, Troy. sara
Newburgh, Poughkeepsie. Hudson, Rondout,
Cazenovia, Cats kill, Waterville, Fulton, Os-
wego Waterfowl, Ogdensburg, Adams, Clyde.
falo, ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, Hamilton, Ont, To-
rOnto, Ont, Cortland, n. Y. and Ithaca, n. Y.
A line of twenty-five eastern Offices also report
to the Albany Office.
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REMOVALS IN TINE COAST sURvEY.
Pref. Hil9arA Suspended. aaA Several
Other O0cials DfamiaoeA.

Assistant Secretaries Fairchnd and Coon. OF
the Treasury department., called at the coast
survey once to-day and presented letters from
Secretary Manning, suspending Prof. Hilgard,
superintendent OF the coast survey; also, dis
missing c. o. Boutelle, asst. supt-, who was
In charge Of the once; Disbursing Agent Nor
gan, Mr.. Sage Muller, chief Of the Instrument
shop, and DR.. Lumbrock, head Of the stereotyp-
Ing rooms. Some days ago the accounts OF the
coast survey were suspended by First Auditor
Chenoweth, and since then IL appears
an Investigation has been In progress.
II is stated that the funds have not been ex-
pended in q manner satisfactory 20 the head OF
the Treasury. and hence the general removals.
BY order OF the Secretary. the bureau was placed
temporarily In change OF one OF the assistants.
IL Is said that moro removals viii be made.
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Jvsr PUBLISHED
Schouieis History Of the q. 8, VOL g.
History Of the People Of the L. s.; McMaster, vol 2
History Of Russia, b. Rannhaud ) vols
General GOrdOns Journals at KhartOum.
Life and Letters of General Upton.
The Congo: by Fl. NJ. Stanley.
A Naturalist's Wanderings In the Eastern Archi
pelago. by Forbes.
Life Of Frank Buckiapd.
Matilda, Princess Of England.
A Maiden All FOrlorn: by the Duchess.
Tender DorOles; by the Duchess The Daemo3 OF
Darwin.
The Buddhist Catechism.
Agent for Jno, b Alden's Publications.
w. H MORRISON.
jy3 Ats Pennsylvania ava
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United STATES MARSHALS SALE.

BY Ss Of I ss ;sssd G
Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public sle.
M g vi Da The
6sIed thirteen 1s} fourteen hiesn as: thirty
In Moses Kely's subdivision in square numbered ten
sun.ed anS sna lot
twenty oSS levied upon a. the s properly Of The
1t s Of i
ts q Of Marsha
THOMAS DoWLtNG. Auctioneer. jyao-d
vTNRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
NkAk 8SssA a4HH Ernsz AvE S2hrAwEr'
corded July 18th. 1855. we viii sell q public 81
f Ss The ns # Fl S1Y s. I5hf l
SIX sn3 {, O'CLOCK P two certain parts Of lot two
Terms; oneiouIth CASH and balance in SIX twelv.
COST siSe ECO e. %e
paleeI s SAN fA e. Nils. rrusteea.
THos: poWLING. Auctioneer ly20eo&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kfsrH AND SS Tenth sr sTkhrs sE NShTn!
WEST
By virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded in seA
Liter No O23 folio 43O ct seq one of the land :
records for the District Of Columbia we VIII SELL &
TWENTY.E EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1885,
ut FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all the following described
the city of Washington and in the District Of Column.
bia. known and designated the west 6fteen (l5)
feet front by the depth of lot numbered two (2) in
SQUARE numbered three hundred and seventy eight
sss @an al ahd sngSar the
tenances to tt belonging any wise apper.
tanning
Terms: One-third cash: balance In one and two
notes to bear interest and to be by deed
of trust; all cash. At purchasers option. deposit
Of $500 required at sale. Conveyancng. &c. at pur.
chasers cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with in
ten days otherwise the trustees the right to
resell at the risk and Of the defauting purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published In Washington, D. c.
OSCEOI4A &. GREEN, ,>...
jy16-d&dS WILLIAM A. GORDON. ! AiuS'ees.
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VTHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AM
SOUTHWEST.

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule In effect July s. 1885.
100 n M.-LYNCHBCRG MAIL. daily, except Sun
day, local stations. connecting at Lynchburg with
Richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk and Westei n
Has A. x-NEw ORLEANS FAST NAIL daily,
making close connections South and Southwest
daily, except Sunday, with G. and o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars ffom New York and WASH
iASton, 70 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars nom
Washington to New Orleans without change of cara
Pullman Parlor Cars from Washington to White
SIS r MFL0fIsviLLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charjottsville to Cincinnati, Louisville and all West
ern Peints Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington to
Louisville.
10:4O p. M.-sOUTHERN EAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily TO ali points. South and Southwest via Dam
Vile and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from
MashingIon 70 Atlanta, Montgomery and Selma.
PArior cars Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman
sleepers from Washington via Charlotte and Column
ba TO Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at 4I5 D
IN daily, except Sunday.
Warrsnton Trains leave Washington at 700 O. m,
HAS Am and 6:46 pm. daily
Express. daily S:45 Am, Strasburg local. daily
cpl sunday; 15O p m, Lypchburg Mail, daily. ex-
cept Sunday; 015 pm, New Orleans Fast Mail daily,
9.40 Pm. Louisville Special, daily.
For tickets and information inquire at C0Inpany's
once, col fennsyivania avenue. Trains leave from
N SLAUGHTER. n. MACDANIEL.
ys SOL HAAS Traffic Mansssr.
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THE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
sHESANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

sHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
Tt New Route to the south and Southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY SD, 1855.
S'Zo Am daily, New Orleans East Linz. kor 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 III
shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars New
York TO Atlanta
o.10 p N. daily. Memphis Express For all points
South. southeast and Southwest. Pullman Pal
ace sleeping Cars between shenn ndoah Junction
and Memphis without change CONNECTING nj
Cleveland, Tenn. with Pullman Cars 10 New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Il. 4 o. R X. Passenger Station corner
New Jersey avenue and street
For tick sts. sleeping and all infor-
nation apply al ticket of1ces, $40 Psnna ave- IaSl
Pepna ave, and nj depot b 4 o. r r., and o1iice Of
the Line, 500 Penna. ave. where orders w be taken
baggage To be called for Ia any part Of the city
A POPE, E J. LOCKWOOD.
Gem Pnss and Tkt Agt raxA and Tiki AT
mhl6-0nlo
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ARE THERE PRIVATE NINTSe
The Serious Question which 10 Said %
be PePpleXing Treasury Ooeials.

The theory presented by Mr.. Edward Akin.
son In one Of the New York papers, that there
was much more silver In the Treasury and In
circulation than had been coined By the u. q.
government, and consequently. that some pr.
vate enterprise must be engaged In making
standard silver dollars and fractional currency
Of good silver Of the proper weight and nne-
ness, which cannot be distinguished nom those
issued by the government, has been for some
time subject Of Investigation by the Treasury
department. and the impression given out Ii
that such thing is quite possible.
The government buys 90, GOO, 600 worth OF
SILVER OuillOn per year, and with that coins
nom 100000 to d, OOO, 600 standard silver
dollars, making profit Of from three to four
million dollars per year. A private establish
ment possessing itself Of counterfeit dies made
nom proof piece from the mint might easily
make this or a greater profit IL they could se-
crete themselves beyond detection. The BUSH
ness might be conducted At the mines in Mexi-
CO or elsewhere and new silver dollars instead
OF bullion be shipped into the market
mint up to June 80, 1884, for o basis 1t is esti-
mated that there was about $262, 165 S29 in
authorized standard dollars and halves quar-
tiers, and twenty-cent pieces: and the debt
statement for that period shows that
$16o, 16l $3.50 Of that was In the treasury, leav-
ing only about So, OO4, 1913 In circulation all
over the country. 1t is believed that very
much more silver than this was actually I'm cir
culation at the time, and that great quantity
OF II must have been the unauthorized produc-
ton OF some private establishment
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STEAMERS.

SIEA MERS.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
No AZ North RIVER foot Of Morton
s.; simon plIand, "Wednesday; July 20, Gam.
Sormandie FrsnSeai Wsdnesdsy. Aug. H. .c Sam
St Laurent de Jousselin, Wednesday, Aug 19, D. M.
ct &:
y ~ washington. &C.
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE
- Lane ROUTE
TIED. BETWEEN new 'a YORK AND Lfi ER En-
f fK5A c PER g n &c eok kkW RA HDsR
a,y Z Aug $ $
G4IIi4sss Aug IS s;aiiia lN...i sept pR IL
Arp Ey5 5F M From 5i
according to accommodations.
Steeraxe at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
vsrpyoi and Queenstown and all other parts OF Eu-
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
and for Mediterranean ports.
, For sTeisht and passage apply 2. the Companys
Cabin TO OTIS BIGELOw & CO.. sos 18th street,
~ Mess1s ST + 8 B h4 HeS , & Co.
ty2O sos 7th street. Washington.
TINO BOSTON. VIA PROVIDENCE
-, CHEAP HEAP SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport. re- ,S Pier and adjacent
sses. Ssssi SS l.s's.,
steamers Berkshire and Johns Hopkins.
1s s trip saa
This Includes meals and staterOOm berth.
fsspsass & street
Ee-2m Agent.
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LANCASTER, PA-t July 24.-Ihe prolonged
the IN Inns County I'M tne S
ward and inclined to 90 to seed, and unless
abundant rains soon come the crop will be
almost q total failure.
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Rusiuess Failures for Che WE.

NEW YORK, July 24.-The business failures
throughout the country during the last seven
days as reported to II. G. Dun & Co. number for
the United States 1872 and for Canada 23. or q
total of 215, as against a total of 225 last week
and 1S5 the week previous To the last
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


nALY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
sEoseE EAK AMP
and
hotel and ccr Kno1s Express sh s., and Pennsy
vana ave, who will also check baggage hOm hotels
For further particulars inquire at Office It'll street
~h y4 Telephone Ne e. 1 s WEIGH Genera, Agent
IL OF THE LAKE leaves 9Th street wharf wash
PA: Fifsssiss; FsSs. si6o: Round ZIP : 81 SO
stops At Colonial Beach on Saturday, Fare 30 cents
sss%sS JOIN " rHoa afSs' Monday d Wsdass
day and Friday, . am. jeIS
ENOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON sTE sAl , %WAK GEIELg
TGEsD4Ys fkIpA2s and suN6 e pm sa soneh
win 4 4 o. r r at shsPheTss s: ssSssuls;
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager. apI1
nIRECT 10 NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM.
ERs John issoN and KNISHT Leave
:. Sc WHAT Washington one sysTz % sfbS
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE.
CAPT. W. c. GEOGHEGAN.
win resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
Stopping s. Gs, %a4e
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY. and
must be prepaid
All accommodations frstclass. Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, 1th ST. wharf
Ofhce:-12th st. and Pennsylvania n W. mil / -6m
CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7THSTREET
p wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, at
O'Clock an. for River Landings far as MattOx
afternoons For information apply to
g. L SHERIFF, 1114 Pa. ave NV,
mh9 G. T. JONES. Agt. 7th-st wharf ..
Mt VERMONT MT VERNON
STEAMER w W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except Sunday foe
Nj Vernon at 10 o'clock q M; returning, reaches
Washington about $50 p. m.
sel6 L. L. BLAKE, Captain,
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Boston, MASS, July 24.-The body OF a
woman was found in the bay last night. The
legs, arms and head had been severed from the
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The following changes from Wednesdays
quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange
are noted to-day: U. 8. 4s, coupon, 122ss bid.
y asked;do, reg; 22s bid = asked; DC imp. 7s,
1855, 1894, cur, 116ls bid, q asked; 2Oyear
fund, IS, 1897, coin, 114a bid Wash. gas, Al Il
bid. asked: Georgetown gas, 80 bid; Nat Met.
ms, 171a bid, ISL asked; .German-American
Ins., 12o bid; Riggs ms, 6S bid; 7asked; Wash
ington Market stock, ASA bid; Wash. Brick
Machine. 1O7 bid, Ill asked; Second National
peake aud Pot Tel. Co, So bid; U. 8. Electric
Light, 40 asked.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 533 THIRD STREET COR
NEk OF STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Path day -
L!ber No $50, folio 6S, ct seq. one of the land ~
records for the District Of Columbia the undersigned
FIRST, 1855. in front Of the premises, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, the following described real
premises known and DISTINGUISHED as and being part
dred and thirtyeghi beginning for the same At the
corner Of said lot and running thence north
south twenty five feet thence east Mxtyfv feet to
the place Of beginning, improved by three story
corner Of street southwest
Terms made known at sale. All c0nveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost 800 deposit at time Of
sale. CHARLES H. PARK FIR ,n...
LIMITED ST ATES MA RSHA ~ 9IIE
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SJNGLETON-DCyALL. On Thursday, July a.
1885, 1t Epiphany church, by Rev. Samuel Rldout
uncle Of the bride. WILLIAM H SINGLETON and
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Mr.. MCCULLOUGH ADJUpGEp A LusArIo.-
The committee appointed To inquire into the
mental condition OF John Mccullough ut
That the said John McCulloch is, at the time
of the taking of this inquisition, n lunatic, and
has been SO for the space Of six months last
reason Of bis said lunacy is incapable OF man
aging his person and estate" The schedule OF
the estate places the value OF the real estate at
500, and OF the personal property at ga, 3O4.
The verdict Will be presented To the court, which
will probably appoint the Guarantee Trust and
Sale deposit company as q committee Of the e.
tate, and William r. johnson as the COMMITTEES
OF the person to take charge OF the estate and
person of the actor,