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INRESCH LESSONS.
II Pupils taught III practical Use of the
language and "a PaI I~i:tn pronunciation. New term
this week. MILE " PRUDHOMME.
lyl6 1Uli 18th ST., between n and l..
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Many Foundry Men Swindled.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 3O.-A large number of
foundry men in this vicinity have been the vic
Tins OF man Of good appearance, claiming to
come from Cleveland, Ohio, who is selling the
right to make mixture for "Facing' and lubri.
eating purposes. He exhibits large book con-
tanning recommendations OF the mixture and
gets from 500 to $500 for it. He has sold it
very largely to malleable iron concerns and has
disappeared. 1t is believed that he is now in
the New England states. The mixture is
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RICHMoND, VA, July 3O.-Early this MORN
Ing the large Touring mills of Buck Il HoH In
Manchester were destroyed by fire. The flames
extended to the Marshal Manufacturing COM
pany's COTTON mills, burning the two upper
stories of that establishment Buck & Hoff7s 8
loss Is estimated at $75, 900. Insurance $780,
600. The loss to the Marshal company is
SIS, 900, covered by insurance.
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Real Estate Sales.

W. T. Thompson ct al, heirs of Dr. l. Steib-
ling, have sold to Mary T. Thompson for SO 800
house 20 feet front, on the north side of Cor
coran street, between 18th and 18th streets
VIM. Q. Denison and B. F. Leighton trustees
have sold five lots in the Eslin subdivision for
$4,000, to James P. Lewis. Richard w. Tyler
has sold to b. Pickman Mann for SIC, 800 q
house 20 feet front ON the south side of Sunder-
land place, which runs from 10th street to New
Hampshire avenue, between N street and Du-
DOnt circle.
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Fatally Injured by LIGHTNING.

PRoVIDENCE, X. L., July 3O.-Iohn Simpson,
of Valley Fails was struck by lightning this
morning. The right side of his body is a COM
plete crust or cinder, and his death Is expected
momentariiy. His wife and child who were
sleeping with him, escaped with d few burns.
ia Warwick the lightning struck the barn OF
Richard Greene, killing two cows and one
horse. Mr.. Greene was milking one of the cows
at the time and one OF his legs was badly
numbed by the shock. Another man at work
in the barn Was knocked down.
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VNSIRUCflON CoNIINUED DURING SUM
Il MER--MADAME HOFFELDT Teacher of Sing
ing after the true italian method. Classic aud
Modern Music; good German, French and Italian,
by unsurpassed methods has her rooms 7l6 I:;lli
ST nw., late l2lo G.. jyI4
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HAyERHILL, MASS, July 3O-The wharf at
Balehes Grove, at Groveland, broke down yes
were about to embark, and f5O persons were
precipitated into the mud. The tide was out
and no one was drowned. One young lady had
her leg broken, and all were more or less in
jured, besides having their clothing spoiled.
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4 Baltimore BROKER Arrested.

=, BALTIMORE, July 3O.-A few months ago r.
f. Stewart formed q partnership with ]. G.
blrney, from Chicago, in the stock brokerage
business. Yesterday the concern collapsed. To-
gay II. b. Stewart was arrested on the charge Of
having embezzled Sl,976, money Of Frank
walker While Stewart was giving bail Birney
was seen entering railroad depot about the
time train for the west was to leave.
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DIED.

CUDLIPP. On "Wednesday morning, July 28sh
1856 al 10 O'Clock ELIZA, wife Of Frederick cudiipn
aged seventy years
Funeral from residence 336 Pennsylvanis svsnus
northwest, NJ hve oclock pm Saturday, 8lst instant
Friends Vt the family are invited lMsdlsoa Ind.
and New York papers copy ~
DERRY. On July 2eth 1855 At l0:l0 p. M, NrA
SUSAN DERRY, aged seventy five years. Native u
County fsrmansugh Ireland, bot f0r the isss twenty
years q Resident vi this city.
Funeral will take place from her sons residence
ga Liberty street. southwest Mass from 81 bonn.
MICS church at y M, saturday the Slss tnssapk
friends and relatives invited 20 attend
MCCARTNEY. On July 20, 1850, ~ 2 p.m-, NARY
c., beloved daughter Of Capt Mccartney, u the twenty
seventh year OF her aga
FUNERAL from her psrsnts residence, 1855 Twenty
thirt northwest. Tomorrow, ~ q D. m FPienda
aud relatives are respectfully invited 70 attend
SCOTT On the 10th OF July, l6e6, e. l2:3O o,olook
p.m., CHARLkA u. SOUTI, beloved husband Of Har1
s. SCOTT and eldest OF JAspsr aud May J. $50 II
the twenty SECOND year Of his sgs.
He was but - smile.
Which giistens 10 . tear,
Seen bot little while
But. Oh. how loved how 6ooPss
Funeral viii take place from his hsherb roHAonoa
734 Twelfth street southeast. on sunday. the 518
lNorfok and Pottsmouth papers please ceDg.l
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MILWAUKKk, July 30.-Nstural gas has been
discovered at Dundas Calumet county, this
state This Is the second instance of the kind
IN the history Of Wisconsin, the frst gas werl
having been discovered at Appleton several
weeks ago. One OF the WOrkmen lowered q lam
tern into the shaft at Dundas shortly after the
gas began to escape, when an explosion oc-
CURED, which badly burned two men who were
engaged In the work. The discovery causes
great excitement In the vicinity.
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A call has been issued for meeting of the
New York republican state committee at the
Gilsey house, New York, August IL.
Inc national greenback-labor party, only
twenty delegates strong, put q state ticket in
the field in Vermont yesterday. headed by TB.
Smith for governor. The platform is copied
from that OF the Knights of Labor.
james Baumgartner. ir., of Augusta, has been
nominated for Congress by the democrats of
the tenth Virginia (Mr. Tuckers) district
The republican congressional convention for
the fifth Indiana district nominated Levi r.
Chase, a Christian minister, against Matson.
the present member.
The republican convention OF the nth Kansas
district some weeks ago put i'm nomination for
Congress tor that district Judge Wilson The
methods by which this was done were distaste.
full TO a large majority of republicans who
urged the present Representative, Anderson, to
become their standard-bearer. A straighout
republican convention, composed OF 1913 regu.
larry chosen republican delegates, yesterday
met and renOminated Anderson by acclams.
ton.
The republican convention of the first Indi.
ana congressional district yesterday nomi.
mated Alvin p. Hovey, and those OF the nth
district nominated Ira d. Chase for Congress,
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General FOrejxn News.

CUTTING DOWN THE SUBSIDY.
BRUSSELS, July 3O-The new convention for
the transportation of the Atlantic mails be-
tween Belgian and the Red Star Line Steam
ship company, has been signed. 1t largely re-
duces subsidy to the company.
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OWNERS.
The library site jury reassembied at the court
house this morning to hear the property hold
ers. Mr.. N.G. Ordwsy parcels 10, II and l7la,
square 1897 submitted . statement as to the
value he put upon his ground, similar to the
statement he made to the former jury.
Mr.. Ord way said he had been offered 81 {, 900
Tor the house corner Of 1st and East Capitol
streets by Alexander Mckenzie, a real estate
operator OF Chicago, and . conditional offer OF
$1S,OOO from Chief Justice Cartier for the build
Ing corner of I'd and A streets southeast. Judge
Cartier asked him IL he would guarantees him
against loss If the property was condemned, and
Mr.. Ordway said he decliued.
w lillian H. Hoeke, William Breuninger, Mrs.
barbara Lehman and Mrs. Catherine Olds,
owning property on East Capitol street, also
made their statements. They each valued
their ground at $3.50 . foot.
statement was read from ]. c. Lott, owner
OF No. I'd street southeast, calculating the
value of his property ct $6,666, rs the rental
pays good interest on that amount.
. The jury next took up square 781 and heard
interested.
=, Agnes Mclaughlin. Dominic McMeniman.
Nm Rothwell, Baldesson MSrenghi and ]. +.
B9chier made their statemepts.
AT, Perry called attention 10 the fact that the
Senate had expressed its opinion Is 70 the value
OF property In the neighborhood In an appro-
PriHtiOn to purchase Gen. Butt er's houses.
Ihis closed the hearing and the jury closed
the doors TO deliberate. II is expected that the
awards Will be announced tomorrow.
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Business Failures Of the Week.

NEW YORK, July 3O.-The business failures
during the last seven days number for the
United States 40, and tor Canada %, q total
OF 1872, as compared with q total OF 1874 last
week, and 1873 the week previous.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
3 a. m, 75 a. IN, 70; Ii a. m., SO; u. m, 90
maximum, 90; minimum, "A.
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NNHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No.
lblS THIRTY-FIRST STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, DC. AT Auction
nUNCANsON BROS, AuclioneerA
SALE OF EIGHT-ROOM. TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, 1906 MARYLAND AVENUE SOIiTH-


STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE: 1906 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, u. 9.
by virtue Of decree of The Supreme Court OF sEsA
the District of Columbia in Equity Cause No. t;;M
lOO43, George +. Emmons -. Susie T.. Benner III
ct al, and by virtue ofa deed of trust duly record
&c III the Land Records Of the said District. in iber
oSo Folio 1873 and because Ct default in payment
OF the DEBT secured by said deed the un dersigned Will
sell at public auction iii front OF the premises. on
MEDNESDAY The FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST.
1856. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p A., all that part of
original lot IA, in square 299, beginning at point
Mary and avenue. Al feet inches of tie north
east corner OF said square thence westerly Mary
iaid avenue 81 feet inches TO Iaskeys lot: thence
IN u SoutAerly direction on said premises II feet
Inches to the south line of said lott thence
south line feet inches wall of brick house
on said premises and thence 10 the place of beginning
improved by twostOry and attic brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: $500 cash, and the residue in three
equal payments, in six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest, secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold All conveyancius and recording at pir-
chaser's cost. lfterms ofsae are not complied with
III seven days after sale the property will be fesod
the risk and cost of the defaHting purchaser A de-
post CtSlOO to be made at time Of sale.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee,
CT n
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,F1ESNA, July 3O.-Coqnt Bylandt RheSdt,
the imperial minister of war; has Issued an or.
Foreign newspaper correspondents at the Aus
TRAN autumn military manHuvers in Galicia.
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CaDltOl TODiCS.

CONFEREES ON THE n. z. FORFEITURE BILL
The conferees on the Northern Pacific for
fixture bill are Senators Dolph, Teller and Cock
rell.
THE REAGAN SUBSTITUTE ADOPTED.
The substitute interstate commerce bill (the
Reagan bill adopted in the House this
afternoon by vote of yeas 1873, nays 1O4.
NOTES.
The impression at the House now is that the
oeomargarine bill will become law.
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FINANCIAL.

i HIscE & WH1rELr.
STOCK BROKER
81 Broadway,
lsO FIfth avenue, -'e" iorA
$50 18th street tCOrcoran Buildng), washington
PklNAlE Stuck TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY Ill. CRUGER OAKLRY
MAYNARD G. EYRE
HENRY IL DoDGE. W sshngton, d. C.
WILLIAM L IkAvERs, eclal Partner
Buy aid sell commission ali ciAssxs Of Hallway
Securities
III H. DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and information re-.
gAruiBg the markets received through our wires in
staDtiy. direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
az oIuefs executed and Reported promptly. vel
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lGglans to The Star.
A Whole Family D.owned,

G. NEBRASKA CITY, NEB, July 3O.-FeTdinand
Ste!nmetz and wife and child were drowned
yesterday near here while crossing the Nehams
r rlS Ihey were riding after team OF mules,
jumped into the river thirty feet below.
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The New VicerOy Of Ireland.

The Dublin Freeman's journal says: 1.-THE ap-
pointment of Lord Londonderry to be viceroy
of Ireland and of Sir Michael Hicks-Beach 20 he
chief secretary is Ominous Of coercion. Irish
men must be prepared for this" The loyalist
press ID delighted over the appointment OF Lord
Londonderry 70 the lord lieutenancy. The RoU
A0H Gazette, commenting on the Marquis OF
LOndonderry's appointment says that IA 1873
he defeated the liberal candidate In County
Down by coquetttpg with the nationalist, and
giving them 70 understand that be had no Objeo-
ton to supporting q movement fAvorinR pro-
posed inquiry into the merits Of the Irish de-
inand for home rule, and that hs favored new
land Law. The G0sstts says 10 looks upon the
appointment Of such man 70 tho Irish Woe
royalty by Q conservative premier q an cot
aasp'sioas 1ot The Irl.s people:
TIE RIvALS FIGHT A DUEL 10 THE DEATH.
Selden Burnes and bis cousin, Ebert Burns,
have for some time both been waiting on The
same lady. Mia Nellie Sellers. At Point PsesA-
ant, w. Va. Wednesday evening 6eiden called
might - we'll settle Il then and there and ssked
Ebert to como out and fight with revolvesR
Ebert complied, and the men began llring q
each other In the front yard. Selden was killed
at the second shot and Ebert moTtAlly
wounded. The young lady h almost dementod
over the terrible aftair.
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The Courts.

PROBATE COURT-Jud0e MerTick.
To-day, estate of Thomas DAILY; letters Of ad-
ministration issued to l.. 8. Fristoe bond $500.
Estate OF Mary b. Singleton: will admitted to
probate. Estate of Joseph Hamlin; will ad-
United to probate and J. 7: Hamlin qualified as
eXecutOr-bond 81 900. Estate Sarah j. Chip
man; final notice issued. Estate Charles Clark;
do. Estate of VIM. Helms, deceased; letters OF
administration issued to Catherine Helms
bond 81 900. Estate of VIM. Rutherford do.
to Matilda RutherfOrd-bond $4,000. Estate
Karl Heintz; do TO Joseph Schall-bOnd
$1,000.
EQUITY CoURT-.Jud0e Merrtck
To-day, In re Matilda Cammack; order au-
thorizing committee to make certain pay ments.
Richie agL Hardy ct al; pro cOnfessO. Wicker
agt Parish; order certifying certain papers to
be material. Lee agt. Lee; order of publication.
Fendall ct al. agt. Jones ct al; decree substitute
ing ]. u. COughlin as trustee.
The summer opera season at the National
theater closes with the last performance OF
"Falka" on Saturday night
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District i'm Congress.

The POTOMAC FLATS APPROPRIATION.
The conference agreement on the river and
harbor bill saves thePotomac flats appropriation
as reduced in the Senate to $4,000. 1t is
generally estimated that that sum will be suffi-
clent 10 carry on the work properly until the
next session of Congress can make provision
Tor Its further prosecution. The only danger
now confronting this improvement is that of
q veto of the entire river and harbOr
Dill, and its friends in both houses
Of congress are very apprehensive as
70 Its fate in the Presidents hands.
Mr.. w HIS. the Speaker, and Messrs. Morrison,
Randall and Holman will do their best To de-
ieat the bill, while its friends doing some
hard work in the House to drum up votes. and
There Will be sharp fight The only hope OF
the supporters OF the bill is to have the previous
question ordered at once on receiving the re-
port. Ii this were not done the bill would be in
danger OF being killed by debate. The leaders
OF the House want to avoid veto by killing
the bill.
THE u. p. CHURCH.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the Senate this
afternoon concurred in the House amendment
to the bill TO empower the board OF foreign
missions of tine Methodist Protestant church to
hold property in the District. The amend
ment strikes out the proyiso that the property
SO held shall not exceed what would yield an
annual revenue of $4,000, and substitutes SO
much property as may be necessary for legiti-
mate business purposes, not to exceed
sessed value of $4,000. The bill now goes to
the President.
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Dutch steamship HOk was captured by pirates,
who killed the captain, first mate and chief en-
gineer and held the remainder OF the crew for y
5000 ransom.
Police Commissioner Vo0rhis charges that
men are required to pay nom 800 to $500 To
secure appointment on the police force OF New
York.
Maurice B. Flynn denies that he received from
Commissioner Squire the letter recently made
public ia New York, and whose authorship
was attributed to the latter.
There were 10 cases OF heat prostrattou IN
New York city yesterday. four proving fatal.
day Mrs. Mitcherling, aged sixty-fve, was
burned TO death. She might have escaped. but
lost her life attempting to get her money nom
the burning house.
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The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 300 p m. prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire Ii. II. Dodge $50 9th street:
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PERsONAL.-Dr. D. w. Bliss, who was injured
by runaway accident in Cleveland ON We'd
nesday, writes to his son that he will start for
home on MOnday.-Gen. ]. c. Tidball, COM
Ebbitt this observation-disclosures A. Connolly
and VIM. McpyncheOn, OF Washington, were in
Chicago on Wednesday.-H.J J. Cullen, jr., of
Brooklyn, and n. ]. Moses, of New York, are at
the Riggs.-S L. Mestregal. of UniontOwn, Pa,
W. Z. Lochertz and A. Kahn, of New York, and
h. l.: Chandler, of Delaware, are at Willard's.
Chief Clerk Youmans. OF the Treasury depart
ment, will leave tomorrow for Ocean City to
join his family, now there-Dr. Bacon, chief
of the finance division of the Patent office, is
still confined to his home by sickness.-Mr. R
V. Belt, chief of the Indian division in the office
OF the Secretary of the Interior, has recovered
from his recent illness.
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PROFESSIONAL,

LNAsS EEEE HEaLrHFUL FEET
IL DIR. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST 1a16 Pom
sylNania ave opposite Wizards Hotel. Corns Bun
iOIi>. Inverted Nails and ali th,s
Thoroughly aid skifuly treated FOrtiefh va.r ~
Practice. vi a sitting special fee and po,iI,ye cur.
Jy3o WARTS AND MOLEs
IDEkoDSE SUFFERING FROM CANCERS
Il tuIlors, ElOIes, warts should consult MIS- bK
TICK ER An iufaibie cure uithnT,, -
o. blood, by her wonderful Treatment All inyir.d
CONSULTATION ifee charges Reasonable 4Oo 9Th 81
50" Nl0-lut~
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT NY
WI Prof NI>,EN, al the Patients home al The
Swedish Health Institute. yO3 10th 81. nv. Jyl2-Iu
= r.. DR. J. stMMES AND HUSBAN SUR
wi geOn ChlTopOlisL TwenLy-six years successful
Practice has gained them the wOrld-vsde reputation
u being AmaT best operators. Of:;ce l21k L.
For son aud hard COINS, iifianed and joints
lSc Mrs Dr sEMAEo Black Lotion and Saive- je2I
MADAME FAYN.
VA AANiCC RE AND 81 RI EON CHIROPODIST
Rooms D AND u VERNON ROW.
f2o e.5 Pennsy Nv ania ave.
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CHORTHAND REVOLUTIONARY SLOAN
- DCFInf AN; simplest most rapid and most Iegi-
bic system i'll the world Classes forming Tuition by
correspondence. Call Tor prospectus. 92l F. ST. n.
W. jylT 2ws
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FINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il 123 l4th II. w.,
VIII be open all summer. Great reduction In prices
TOR summer.
jy2O
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAlLROAn
schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY 3Oth, 1885, unit
further notice.

Jersey avenue aud street. " 's'Aei - t''"
sS5 Chicago ESQ Fss n, sna 1eno daily The
Gsssfs safsa IL 81 ea.s
on this train for fast time '"4 10 'nA' ss'
For Gpsinnati, louisville and St. Louis daily a, $3.50
800 m Is fast limited train to Cincinnati aud ST.
Los No sls IS @ esaasssa at on ms as
@ sas Raa. saf FL;
ssu nsisisa bridge Lexington and
car w W sslsPg Cans
loT Lssnston Local sta,ians Sac Sai1n d ny
EXCEPT Tef R Su1 iidSy and i0lo m daily
$40 45 liO $40 $40 ZOO SIS and 90 ,i p n
IDS i3o $50 2sS. $40 ~ S sSo 7 a6S t sSs
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
NJ a M and $50 m daily; 10 Am has Sleeper from
iiie Rt to New Orleans $50 p Sleeper to
For annapolis GAO am and 1910 and 4:3O pm,
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltl-
more .; GAO 500 In l2:l0 pm. $3.50. 44O 700
tan 11o ad Loo pm For Stations Metropo
@ pois s.sss ranch ] for pff
points 1908 isS and iia6 a%a
aa an except SUNDAY For Frederick $40 and
44o pm daiy. except sunday.
For Hagerstown 1d:OO m. and 5:31 pm daily, ex-
cept Sunday. -
and d!S% Msd' fs oek ao
From Adnnapolis $40 and 100 and 5:s5 D. M.
m From 6sIf HsGPsIs Valley Railroad 7:2o
From frederek and niefmediatRs p pdnds s2s m
and Trs s1s p saxs daily Hs;; except sunday
$50. 100, 300 e:O5 and 1880 m, I2:iS $50 s T.
go s $50 5:45 and LOO pm; on sundays, Gao.
$40 aud ll:O0 pm. N'
exeep 1ras 1m h Washington stop at Relay Station
For further 5lorma!sn apply at the Baltimore and
sfa IF s's s,r ssd
and a. b FSes1ysa a any point in the city:
Gen. Manager. Baltimore Ijy17l G. P. A.
i '"f PhNNsYLyAS1A RorrE
10 THE NORTH WFST AM s6I,r,.vrrr
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFTCEtNUTrIH 0EhE
IN EFFECT July iiTH. 1856. ~ 's> l.
Trains leave Washington from station corner of
For rttburg ana the We chs o9T limited
Line $50 a n day to tanc gw a. sn daiy Fast
Sleeping Cars from Harrsbass a 10 cinc mall
to Chicago. with Sleeping Car Altoona To- ahicaaS6'
ShSas sieep hiapre Cars w..hin o
AID Z, harrisburg to Cleveland connecting;
through Sleepers ior Louisville and a. on nv
Pacific Express, 1890 p. A. daily for t,ittsburs
Chicago. N''NN~' ''''"'s ~
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, ianandaigua, Rochester Rutfa,o Niagara
t do;oV H. ~; daily except Saturday with Palace
t., az AZ, W .ieiiIiigton 10 tochester
T., -: W. xaiI3 except sunday:
sf,6 oih anu tae last, 52 200 and 100 A.
~, |uo, 40, lO:O' aud ll:20 Z. NJ. On Sunday,
9WO a; a.: A:oO 40; 1000 and ll:2O p VI.
m ante a5ppesI Of AN Pullman farlor Cars. a4o A
~, u anu o.o .o I. VI uaiiy except Sunday
T VI hos'on MitHSut chanSe Zuo + NJ. every day
ZOE brookyh y. ~ all through trains connect at
y!eissy Wy Win boats OF brooklyn Annex afford
ing uirecttraiiser 10 fulton street, avoiding double
IT, ie ri s across New ork CITY,
FOR Iniiaueiphia, 40, 1900 and HOO A. NJ. 900
oaS' 49, 1 -" auu d1'su 7: Al On sunday,
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Inc knights of Labor district convention ct
Batn. Me-, yesterday elected thlrty-two dele
gates 70 the general assembly to be held at
Richmond in October. Resolutions eulogistic
OF P0wderly were passed unanimously. !.
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w ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN Raj
w ROAD Co.

Schedule in effect June 20, 1885
rains will leave from and arrive at H. Il P station
9th and Is SITS follows
Leave Washington $40 a IN. daily except Sunday
ana 4:40 T. IN daily arriving at Round Hill IL "A a
III. ana I:l9 pm Leave Washington 6:3O o. ~
daily except Sunday. arriving Vienna 7:2, D. m
heiurning trains leave Round Hill at Sos daily
ana at 3:lo p IN. daily except sunday. arriving at
W i.shlHsiOn $40 a H. and 54S D. III.
Monthly and quarterly communication rates. 1000
mile tickets SD. '
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