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Reported for THE kvENTNe STAR.

A CoLoRED MEETING DISTURBED. - Tho
neighborhood OF the mayors ONCE was
tbronged with eoored people this after mood at
the tr1rl of a colored girl named Price for dis
turblng Rev. Mr.. Graham's religious meeting
at the Princess-street Third Baptist church last
night The matter is mixed up w.tn serious
charges made by the girl against the minister.
that church.
CoRPoRATIoN CoURT.-The Corporation Court
has adjourned until Its July term. All the OH.
Gals chosen a. the May election quallded be-
fore the adjournment. The Estates vi Charles J.
Hough and w. j. Henshaw have been com Ia it.
ted 10 the city sergeant for administration.
Judgment has been given for Sl25 IA the suit
OF MIshbach VS.. Wimsatt, aud = settlement OF
the Smoot estate ordered.
NoTEs.-Two notable escapes were made By
workmen here yesterday. A derrick fell on
board OF the wreck of the steamer Arme MIA Nd
no one was injured because all escaped oy leap
Ing Into the water. At Shoots tan yard an
avalanche OF a score OF tons of bark dashed
down from one of the great bark piles upon
some cartmen below; but they saw the great
pie move. and escaped from being buried like
schools has already begun here, and Will con.
unue until the oath, by which time all Of them
Will De closed. The puolic schools cease studies
on the 2.th and finish their closing exercises
On the last day OF June.-The mayor, who
knows when "A large line would be beyond q
convict's pocket, fined w iison elford, coiorsd,
yesterday afternoon as cents for an assault on
Geo. Gray.-The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret
Pettey took place this afternoon from aer late
home on 3. Union street. Kew. kenloch Nell
SON, of the Alexandria Theological Seminary,
has declined to accept the bisnopric OF the d.
ocese OF Easton, Nd, 10 which hs was elected
on the second inst.
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PENN ROUTES. d r. Station, 6sh and sta For
e:lU and IL ana 2, $50. 4:l5. 1890, LILO pm For
Boston p daily. Philade phiA accommodation
and Ito ai pm For Chicago. cneinn.ti -. LOUIS
and Pitsburg and west, goo Chicago nulilsdD
81 Louis and except saturday 70 Snicsso S:sU = N.
Chicago and Cincinnati, 7:lo pm daily; fssiic
s@ndsyJ For b.tinors e:sS IS 300 s.S' $50 80.
iISo IN, Zoo. 4:i5 ESQ 7:io, losc5 ana ii:S5
"A Daily sscsps sSnd.S n' for e fna.ps
am. l2:O5 and 4=l3 pm daily, e1espt sunday. On
saao. Sts.rA loo p s.y .s s
8. asp 9. RovTs-statiop, Corner New Jerssy Ave
nue. and strest-For Chicago. lvOo M. tf1Ass hun
He'd, 1000 daily; for Cincinnati, Louis vile and
ioo aSs ai ssb ' pm daily For ssltnSrs 90
$40, 7:3o $50 and 1905 .. m l2:lo LIS, 3lS t45-
p sunsas $40 and los s1s
l:so $40, 446, o4o, $40 s:zo, II p. N. For AM
Ws.s inston and BALTIMORE. 6. Sso. SO IA, iS:io
sna So sso sae On fs4 stations ~
trepolitsn Branch. 64S M daily excsVs san-
saa sSa $50 Ss DAILY 400 en- Ss:, sas
Branch, S:&oa m, daily, on SUNDAY steps ~ all So
oSpt sunday For Hagerstown. IOsoS q M. end Ssal
pm. daay. except sunday. For local point. between
WASHINGTON and GaltlsrsbnfS lo'os An. sna Axs@
VA. MIDLAND ROUTE & r saation.-For New
Ss $50 sDG pn a.ys .ousAs9n maui md %
il p m ldsilyg Nsnassa. divlsion. sAS B. 8
supasy. ills am. $50 ?. M For LynOaSirs lwsS
Orleans and intsrmediass points, 1880 IN and $50
WxsEIScrox 4 orro-s. q p stasion-fse Lsss.
burg ana Al s..sie.s = q and t.1s p =. every Az
DRIVES THEN AWAY. is what ST. Jacobs %
A<~e-c - - "a ol<xka
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EoR sALE-BARGAINs IN IMPROVED

EoR sALE-BARGAINs IN IMPROVED
II Property
l112 18Th ST. NV, three-story Brick House. with
back building; eleven rooms and all improvements;
lot 22xl2S 10 wide public alley with brick stable
In the rear, ali IN hrstsla condition
THOS. j. FISHERS CO.. 1924 ST.
Il 50. NV, between 18th and 18th SITS, TWO small
Brick Dwellings three stories each; will be sold to-
gethsr or separately.
THOS. ]. FISHER q CO. 1324Fst
1744 y st NV, threestory and basement Brick
Dwelling, with all improvements: lot l61.xIUO It
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. 1924 f 81
1910 St NV, a double Brick Residence contain
ing thirteen rooms lot 50 feet 10l by 20 10
wide public alley. Will be sold a bargain TO prompt
buyer. THOS. j. FISHER & 10
1924 St
st. NV, three story Brick Building; used for bust
re purposes: lot 42x132 feet l0a inches: wide alley
on the side and rear; good in estnenJ property.
THOS. j. FISHER 81 CO.. 1924 st
f14S n st NV three-story and basement Brick
Residence, Al improvements: lot 2OxlUU a public
alley. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1924 I 81
1145 St NV, small and desirable press brick bay
window House: seven rooms and bath; no; and cold
water; lot 1SxS.ia feet to alley
Thus. J. FISHER & co, 1924 St
1870 De Sales st, threestory Brick Residence: three
rooms deep firstclass uction wood inish
al improvements; lot lSxlOO T. . wide public alley
1HOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1924 ST
1112 11th 81 NJ near Massachusetts ave. three
story Brick Dwelling. with back building; containing
about ten rooms; all convenences.
IHOS. j. FISHER & co. 1924 st
1913 o ST., threeStory Brick residence: rs feet
inches by about 90 THOS- J. FISHER & co.
JEW 1924 Est.
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MIR. OUTHwAIrE's VOTE.


His Position ON the Tariff Question
Criticized at Columbus.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
CoLuMBUs, OHIO, June 1S.-The vote Of Con-
gresham Cultivate, of the Columbus district,
to take up the Morrison tariff bill yesterday, IL
severely criticised here and will, It Is feared,
seriously compromise that gentleman's chances
for q denomination. 1t will have a strong ten
dency no doubt to encourage his opponents In
Hooking and Franklin counties, where q vigor-
Gus contest il being waged. A gentleman from
Fairfield county states that 1t will hardly be
possible to hold that delegation for Cultivate,
as Hon. Chas. d. Martins friends will be q
strong factor in the convention. The manu-.
featuring interests of this district are very
large and intensely In favor Of high tariff. Re-
publicans in conversation this morning say that
with q good candidate they can defeat Outh-
waite despite the 5000 majority behind him.
Crushed to Death Between the Cars.
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-George Faithful, aged
overweight, while engaged In weighing coal,
in hoppers, at Locust Point, to-day, was caught
between the coal cars and crushed to death.
Suicide Of an Actor and Playwright.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-George c. Charles,
an actor and playwright, committed suicide
during last night at his lodging house on ninth
street He sat in chair and sent . bullet
through his brains. He was dead when found.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 p. prices
ofthe New YORK Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 10th street:
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The OleOmargarine Hearing.
WASHINGTON WITNESSES BEFORE THE sENATl

e.
Howard Holden, OF Kansas City, representing
the live stock exchange of that place; Messrs.
Stern and Henshaw, butterine manufacturers
Of Chicago; Mr.. Simspon, of Boston, a creamery
butter maker, a raiser Of livestock and q stock
holder in a oleo mandatory. and Mr.. Harris,
a retail grocer of Salem, Mass, made arguments
before the Senate committee on agriculture to-
day in behalf OF oleOmargarlne.
Mr.. Simpson said he favored a license, q very
small tax and a proper regulation of the traffic,
but not its suppression, as he claimed would be
the result Of the enlistment OF the House bill.
Prof. Salmon, Of the Agricultural department,
said the wholesomeness OF oleomargarine could
not be proved BY chemical analysis and that
from ply Biological stand point he believed it
much inferior TO butter.
Walter Brown, butcher of Washington who
sold fats to Oleo manufacturers said the fats
were OF necessity dirty and iyblown and that
he would not eat anything made from them.
John ii. Crane, u commission merchant
Washington, testified to the ineftectiveness of
the District law, which, he said, had been In
existence seven years, but had not resulted In
the collection OF single cent of fine, although
the law had never been complied with.
John A. Mcbride, farmer of New Jersey; Mr..
Truesdeii, commission merchant OF 81 Louis,
and Mr.. Moreland, seceetary Of the National
Butter, Egg and Cheese association, also pre-
scented the views Of the butter men in favor Of
the bill.
The hearing was then closed.
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The regatta "a the New York Yacht club yes.
terday, owing 10 the iightness of the wind, WAS
regarded As unsatisfactory. The Priscilla a. ain
came in ahead, proving her excellent qualities
for MINDLESS weather. She Is also said 10 have
behaved magniiicently ia a lew heavy gusts VI
wind outside OF Sandy Hook. The Atlantic,
which started last under unfavorabls condi-
tions came I'm second. The Puritan was third
and the Mayfiower last.
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING, NO 426 I
STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
FIRST, 1856, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK we
will sell In front OF the premises
PARTS OF LOTS Ii AND IA IN SQUARE SOTrTH
OF SQUARE SIG, $50
fronting 81 feet inches on 1 street, with I::::I
depth Of about 80 feet improved by welbuilt E:sR
Terms: ODe-third cash. balance in one and two
years notes. to bear interest and be secured BY
of trust all cash, at option Of purchaser Convey
ancing. etc. at cost OF purchaser. deposit Of Sl0O
required at sale. Terms to be compined with in ten
cost of defaulting purchaser after Ave days public
notice Of such resale In some newspaper published In
Washington, d. G.
DUSCANSON Bros
Jel6dddS Auctoneers.
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THIS EVENING,

YllHIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN p. M,
l. GUNS, CUTLERY, REvoLVERS, NOVELTIES
WATCHES, SILVERwARE, JEwELRY, BAN
JOS SPORTING GOODS &c, IN STORE l34I
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET,
By direction Of the owner, who Is going exclusively
In he manufacturing business viii sell all the above
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
Bargains may be expected
myI5-2m NJ FOLEY Aucttoneer.
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THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.
The House committee on education met to
day only to adjourn until the last day Of the
session. This action finally disposes of the Blair
educational bill SO far this mmittee is con-
cerned. Messrs. O'Donnell and Willis went on
record as opposing the adjournment
RENT OF GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
In reply to q Senate resolution the Acting
Secretary of the Treasury to-day sent TO the
Senate o table showing the amount paid an.
nually by the government for the rent of build
ings in this city used by the United States. The
table shows the total amount to be STA, OO1.
NOTES.
Pension Commissioner Black and Land Com.
missioner Sparks were before the Senate COM
mittee on appropriations to-day in reference to
provisions OF the legislative bill relating to
their bureaus.
cents the fee on domestic money orders for
sums not exceeding S5 was passed ia the Senate
TODAY.
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A pretty little three-year-old child, named
James E. Frizzell, was brought into the Police
Court to-day by Officer ONeill, who testified
that he took It from q house Of ill.fame, at 303
18th street, and the court sent the child to St
AIMS infant asylum.
phio efeRpsa copy o. the VIII OF the a aste
here to-day. He leaves his estate, including
realty here, to his mother ana daughter.
George d. Sledge, against whom there are two
charges OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and one charge OF forgery, was held for
the grand jury by Judge Shell to-day in 81 600
honda
Andrew Wells, Q eolored school-boy. was ar.
rested yesterday by oniosr Foley, charged with
the larceny OF three dynamite cartridges from
Police Court next Wednesday.
Elias G. boudinot Of Ark, wa to-day admit
ted to the bar.
Mr.. Oscar Neuck, for Chas. r. Pnxmair Ct a..
has dled creditors bill against Chas A. Wal.
ter, executor Of Ernest Loemer, praying for the
sale Of L0emers park TO satisfy claim due plain
tin By Z koe0er, deceased, Is guardian.
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ABOUT 500 MEMBERs OF THE FAMILY cArHrR
At IKE OLD HOMESTEAD.
NEwBU1YPoRr, Mass, June 1s.-About 600
members oG ths 2po0ord family gathered yes
terday at the old homestead in GEORGETOWN 90
prepare for the celebration Ia 1855 Of the
Quartermtllennial anniversary Of the
landing q their common ancestors
John and Elizabeth SpofFord, Ct Rowley, In
d. C., was chosen president, and other Officers
were elected. Al the conclusion Of the bust
ness meeting, Hon. Richard 8. Spo0ord daliv-
cred Q short historical aadroas.
No CoNckRr AT THE WHITE Housr 0Rouxps
To-hon1ow.-Thers viii b no concert by the
Marine baud at the Wnise House grounds q
mogTUw. Is No. staes6 at The white Aeuse this
aftesuo0a thAt the 1De ooneoyt WI pgobahly -
G1vOo Doxt Wooks
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EAsTwoop-sCnuYLEB On June 1eth. 1885,
as clock p. m at 81 Andrews church, by the Rev.
M Perry. J. G.EAsTwooD - AAEIEC sCKCHa
LER
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qbl0glans to The Star.
Business Failures OF the week.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The business failures
during the last seven days, as reported to r. q.
Dun & Co. to-day number, for the United States
144, and for Canada, IL; or . total OF 155, as
compared with q total Of 200 last week and
1s7 the week previous.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON 7 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In "a
Lloer No 1917 folio $780, ct seq. of the land E!
records for the District of Columbia aud at the S2
request OF the party secured we will sell in front
OF the Premises on THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY
OO, JUki y: 1885. at HALF-PAST FIVE
premises lying and being In the city OF WASH
1ngton In the District of Columbia, and known and
distinguished as part of lot numbered four al in
square numbered three hundred and sixty-one t361J
beginning for the same at point the north line OF
street north sixteen and Onehalf feet west OF the
southeast corner Of said lot and running thence west
with the north line of said street sixteen and onehaH
rect TO the center of the wall between the two middle
houses OF the erected said thence north
one hundred and fiftyihree feet and three inches,
thence east sixteen feet and six inches and thence
south one hundred and fifty-three feet and three
Inches to the place OF beginning Together with all
the Improvements, ways, easements, rights, privi-
leges and thereto belonging in any
manner appertaning.
Terms: Unethird cash; balance in and two years
trust on the property sold, all cash. option of
deposit of $500 required time of sale to be
complied with In 10 days otherwise the trustees
serve the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the deaulting purchaser after five days public
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, u. c.
,e1s.asds T0HN WAITER N1IIT 'R-' Trustees.
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. c. DUVALL, Auctioneer.

VIZ C. DUVALL. Auctoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUALE HOUSE AND
LOT, KNOWN AS No. SO II STREET SOUTH
WEST.
Under and by virtue Of certain deed of trust -
bearing date the 18th day Of May, 1875, and duly MF
recorded in Liber No. 1S4 folio 3S2. of the &k
land records of the District of Columbia written
request of the party holding the described in and
secured by said trust. 1 will, ON MONDAY. the
TWENTY-FIIST DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1856 at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front Of the premises sell at
public auction part OF lot two 90 square six hun-
D. c. the same having front of 20 feet and inches
on II street by depth Of 80 feet and inches more
particularly described In said deed trust together
with the improvements thereon consisting of q good
twO-story frame house.
Terms of sale: The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said trust and the expenses sale in CASH
balance In equal installnents ut six and twelve
months; notes OF the purchaser. secured py deed OF
trust on the property TO be given for the deferred
ments. deposit of 500 required the time Of sale
and all conveyaneng ct purchasers cost Terms Of
sale to be complied with in seven days from date of
sale otherwise the trustee the right to resell
at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser
JOSEPH L. STEVENS. TRUSTEE
JeS-o0ds GA street NV.
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT
N4 and AstrOogist, has been consulted on Business
Love and Matrmony for "a years In this city ali in
trouble CALL satisfaction guaranteed. Office hours 10
am. to Fee SOC. and 81 3l2 First St S E. Capt.
toll Hill. fI3
IOILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the Of knife caustc
or ligature- Cure guaranteed Can be consulted az
2l3 I'd St a. ". from to pm. ap&I2ms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
ASALIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tlemen SO cents each 4OS street betw cen 4th aud
ON streets northwest my6-4Ows
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FOR SALE-IOTS

L,oR sALE-CHEAP LOTs-CoRNER L AND
Cplfax SITS northeast, 50xII0 at l5c.; corner lot
Pleasant, s0xI22 at I2c other lots on Park ST. Co
lon iSm9 1ao road at fair prices JOHN sHERMAS
L'OR SALE-LoTs IN n. w. SECTION-CORNER
18TH and SITS. at 81 TO- Doth and at So %: 18th
at and O. near zGsh near "a and sg5h aHSve and
other very ~! desirable properties JOHN SHERMAN
& co, l4OI Z ST jels-6t
EoR sALE-AT BARGAIN-A VERY DE
Il sraole plot of ground 9Th ST. ne. between
and y to ar FeS to PARTIES who w build
LNUR SALE-vERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
SIS. NV: ''n : ' H T6i% :'i.a q DYER ' =
tel1-8t 13th and F SITS
FOR sALErAT sPECULATIyE PRICES
,., HUFTY DYER;
EoR sALE--AT REASON ABLE PRICES
Il Very desirable Building sites on 18th st;n:w.
je17-7 1st s and an F. SITS.
FOR sALE.sEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
RR Improved or unimproved
,e1z1w HUFTy ss DYER. st..
EoK sALE-I HAVE FOR SALE SIX LOIS,
- each 2Ox1OO to wide alley; south front: grade;
10 most Improving portion of southeast Washington
F st NV. jeIa-2m
EoR sALE-sEvERAL FINE BUILDING LOTS,
situated on one of the most prominent corners ON
quire 423 lIth ST. NV jei6.3t.
NOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS SOUTH SIDE
BY loo deep 70 soad alley pr By
frames, renting in all for $3.50 per Month Price
+ st iei5-am I'
ENoR sALE-1Oea ACRES OF LAND ON LOUGH-
~ borough Road, Immediately opposite Secretary
5 built all command beautiful view toward Blue
''e OF TWO anu 'nfes years ADAMS ass PSI ssn
IIOR sALE-IOTs-
Il UNIVERSITY PARK.
Columbian College Grounds.
during the summer. Prices advance Location
elevated, commanding view of the entire city.
tunity for a home Investment
For pla's and particulars; !; u inquire Of
jel4-sm i4is F St
FOR SALE OR TRADE,,FIvE NICE INSIDE
t1a Lots r high and good location would
As9 new brick House and Lot at indianapolis Ind
city. Address Box 45. Star office. jeI4-5t
ENoR sALE.FINE LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS
ave near 9TH ST. 20 feet 'front.' % feet front
on 10Th St NV short lot East Capitol St. II feet
'front.' lo'a feet front on s.. NV at a5e per square
'o Jei2-er. TYLER d ho1 iaas + st. NV.
E'OR sALE-FINE PLOT OF GROUND. WITHIN
pF SaoS Of Gap s5lSo
per loot LEX IL RUVHERFORD,
Je12-6t> 1926 f st. NV.
E>OR sALE-SUPERB PLOT OF GROUND COM
i manding grand view of Washington and its en-
yiroDS is offered for sale for few days. fronts. 12O
# on Prospect street $50 H. on Meridian ave, l74 n.
on Crescent St. Meridian HILL 264 1853 sqr IT, enclosed
OF 10th St Look at II. OWNER,
myZ9 Box 244, city p O.
EoR sALE-THREE FINE LOTS, EACH 2lx97
IL feet on ST.. just west of New Hampshire fine
parking only 80 cents n foot. Also. 63 feet north
SIDE ST. NV, very cheap. Apply OWNER. Room
4. 1881 r st. w. my24lm
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, COR Urn AND e NV
1IEfliing speciality: also, the cure Of toothachs
gums. alevlates pam Of extracting Gas given apis
n1 z. = TALDOTT. DENTIsT. ga 7TH sT.
~ heoo o0oEg tr0n corner - Dentistry n IL
in esanchea TUstb tnsesesd "a peg 80 Al wurk
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FOR SALE-dOUSES.

TOR SSLE-STORE AND DWELLING on SrH
st extended good 90 sness stand. Also. AZ oar
gain. corner Lots East Capitol 81 fO seven small
houses w L WRIGHT.
1elosSts ST. Cloud Building, 9th and F SITS
lNOR SALE-AT A BARGi AIN, AND UPON EASY
II terms of payment. a very desirable new eight
Room brick house L. near 10Th northwest. large
yard; nsishborhood rapidly improving LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER. $40 NV. jelS-3t
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ATTORNEYS.

al IOICIN il Il ~.
HAVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS TO
l. my Sons Pan-Elec.ric National Secret Tele-
phone lawsuits and contracts return to general
practice, assisted by j. HARRY ROGERS, ESQ.,
Electrical Expert. and J. Z. ROGERS ESQ. EQUITY
practice in the District of Columbia and Maryland
Office: 26 Corcoran Building opposite U. S Treasury
Residence: Parthenon HeightS
ap2SLln% J. WEIR ROGERS
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT
SLaw. Practices in all the Courts Office 400 Loui-
siana ave. barbour Law Building) Residence, 1889
Stn ST NV. apS-6m
NJ H MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ne Rooms aud 4, Gunton Law Building
412 Louisiana avenue
residence. 6l3 St NV. mh29
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BOARDING.

DLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND IN
Il furnished, with Board. at 314 and 316 Indiana
ave- jel7-3m
o. RUE GALILEE, PARIS, NEAR U. ). LEGA-
- tiOn and Arc of Triumph, Rooms and Board
al reasonable rates; references. Address MADAME
l.. RUSSIAN. je5-2wS
TABLE BOARD FOR THE SUMMER: $50 PER
Il month; StrathmOre Arms, $40 18th st. n.w.j4-lm*
TI>HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 5l2 9TH ST. n. W.,
ana the La Pierre, sw cor. 10th and are the
best conducted Boarding houses city, Table first
class: pleasant rooms Terms moderate. Oc27