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The National tribune., 1886-08-05

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dopi. Waterman, lnd h headed fnatis, lbap rl,ads
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graph ~ souug lHdy.-lI 81 Mol lall Cole CaHlp
no. iVtierH Aiice ~ Choc-fnan. Cochran Ind
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Darius 1lsssn, Little Daisy aud Tome Little
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specimens 81 ores, uilffeFAs iosslls shcs foreign
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iuit ioT nna aleile ~ HOUSE p.aIlA pair o saaiiary
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fosinl autographs Anna Br0oilsiliTe Paramount
Inc. Pressed ho~crH from len iiarfisonr tomb
for a curiosity. May ZurB gie.s~. 81
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Goat 81 Blue Tor oilief old s0ngs-J IA ZelrunR
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collection 81 cIazy patches. -fsliie Peck Keula
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DEAR 1nIEUBEf in 10 Joe H. Dyer
AlitssDufg Tenn. in IHE TRIBUNE u JnBe II in
notation 90 b Wounded Soldiers Ifhyming Let
tef, viii sstg fhai my brother Ghnrisss o. jacobs
al iin 8iifnois regiment, wrote the isth 81
April, lrf3. 81 i-AstpOrt, Mis- that he found thoae
verse; ln q dead soldiers pocket. lie helped 10
bury inU, aud Heni nlf copy II thc letter. Ms
brother never laifis home and have never heard
an. il9imaT from INN. Any Information concerning
hlfn Nill He thankfully received. iiis Captain
wrote tis tlia he war mustered out with liss COM
Eaug, Dos could give no account VI hln aitcrwHrd.
Lacy GOibUru Eflrgryiile Via
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
NFw-YnRK, Thursday, April 22, 1886

The following sales were hcId at VII0 -1A01'''" "
Room 'o"" By Crcr,er d WOoiiey.
lsstoIy houe Ts WI e ;o' LOT 10 o. Xxx 90 q schan 1925
By scott d Myers.
l2stoy and Sstory r Iouof ot Bufk 2o 900
Hot East 9ths' 10 II o. 5000
q ~ Bv Eichard '. H0incuG 90
l5stoy onidng WIN o, ct SExl"oS Donaldson $4,000
similar building %i. %i'n loy W 8caFdsey . 1920
similar buildings WIZ iots TX oV5 each; Potter 81. 100
Be- j. Ihoaos Nte0rns
sal Of Neliiugs with lots y oe @0i a"u ~" "N"~
2Gttst. All OuDed TO May .;
Rae Of dwellings, with lots. NO 20 East nzo's| anu
~ > East 9th 81. adjourned 10 May 3D.
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Gituaticrs Dante6--femaies.

Giiuaticns Uanteo--3smaies.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
wi AT
~ EstabiIshed in 1852 Incorporated ls-4
. OnEui pres,d,nL L, V. ODELI, Treasurer
u ~ PkossER' Secretary n A. KELLOGG. Attorney
Main Office removed 70
BOT 6TUAVE. aud 1894 BROADWAY
Near 3bthst
~,, (3lS and $40 Fulton st. near lIerTepcnt..
Brooklyh lso. o45 Fulton sc, nea EanuerontavY9
The references Of al applicants for situations are 'nyes
NURSE INFANTs.-Can bring baby up on bottle. no
z 81. 597 Gth-ave. -. 49,, o,,.,,o roa,
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER Highly respectaoe' he"'
and Intelligent, No. : 100. al 597 bth-aye. . . q, -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Protestant NO. o. NJ
597 6h.ave. ,.,o ,o,,u, .
LAUN DREss.-Protest frst;class' private tsniy
prefers country. No. A 20. at 597 6thaye ,n., c,.
CHAMRFRNAID and SFhNSTRi-oS or y NOhoE"-|us
and ft No 100 at 59I 6th-ave -. =, =, so7 e,h
ACHMAN and GARDENER-Marriet man strictly
temperate best re'erences Address W T., 597 Othave
C0ACHMAN.Frstclass city or country best reference
Address b.. 537 ctl ave. ,.. ,. A, ,,
PRIVATE WAITER or COACHNAN.-CoIOreui Al wy
reference. Address ". j.. 5J7 shave
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I nsiness properto tor Sal, alo +, Eei

'I'O LET-Very desirable offices IN new
4 lu,ding O, Mercantile Exchange. corner Hudson ana
Harrison sts supplied with water, steam neat Vel
very light elevators; low Apply 10 super ondent
premises.
TNO LET.-A large, roOmy office In first-class
NORTH AMERiCAN REVIEW. 80 Lafayette Place.
T'O LET.-Frst floor and basement. 433
Broomest. between Broadway and Crosby-s'.i hand
store possession at once. Apply 10 -,,.-r.
WM. & JOHN OBRlEN. 5s wall ST
fEO LEr.-S,torcs on Beckman, Ann, ililam
4 and Pearl sta. - ,,,-.
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-si.
ENO LET.-Lofts on Bcekman, Fulton, Abh'
L Frankfort, Cln and Willism ss ,ooL,ar A.
rutland x WHITING. o Beeklnan s-
NNkLLES BUILDING.
BROADWAY AND BEAVERsT
res,rahle ,f ccs to let in this ihorougmy o
~ vcrv oCorate rent; extras Also areeI
IN n frst cor suitable 1oI IaikinH inSnanoc
~ '"-' JAMES STIKEMAN.
said Building.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
Conntrp Boar0

A FEW BOARDERS wanted at Cedar Grove
~ Farm on the shore OF Lake Champatn GOOD suos'ah
tial board a cool. quiet city references giveh 49,.
&. W. HELD, Charlotte VI
GOOD BOARD can be had and best OF care
~ children and pcrson' In healthy Iocaton ID
the CatsFil fountains June J. or er FOR rlcF
ences Mrs b. sM II H. ~ asst 39th St, New ork City
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

,rCOpnrD REAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS-N- Y. CITY.
Tho following the real state tTans',oas recordea
a. he registers Office yesterday
othave No 2j5 l65xl00 Barnes ct al 10 mary ooo
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
BROOKLYN prcpertp for Sale ano Go Est

vI'O LET.-HOuse, great bargain 3-storv and
basement 10 rooms FIRE place heaters an improve
ments S35 formerly 5r beautiful shade; iiaseyst cars
Fulton Ferry pass door 25j liascy st., BrOoklyn-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
AETNA CURES CATARRH.

1fyou suffer II ~ yorr own fault Catalogue free
AETNA CO.. - 5th.Rvc., y. y.
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ConnirD propertp Uanieo

NNANTED.-TO rent for the season build
w inxs and arounds suitable for summer home for The
sheitsTng Arms Nurssry, OF hrook Long Island a9a
near the preferred Address giving I particulars
ano terms. which must be reasonable. Mra JOhn A
NICHOLS. President No 4S7 Cbnton.ayc., Btookyh.--
NNANTED.-A small farm OF ~ To 9O acres
w within ont hundred miles Of Ne~'fork. must hA'o
"A'o' "N" ""' y" ~ ' VIRGINIA. The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
Gmnsements.

Mrs D. p. BOWERS.
Mr. G. W. COULDOCK, Mr.. BARTON HILL.
Mss MARIE wAINWRIuHr.
Messrs. A. SAI.VINI, J. \. LANE. O. W. WILSON
Sale Of seats progressing. Reserved seats 81 3D.
81 80. +3 and "a according location Boxes from S2
10
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

RECORDED REAL ESTATE IfANofEho-N l. III 1.
Tho following SHOWS the rei eslae VFihs''.''' rooouod
81 he Registers Office yesterday
othave No 255 l65xloO; Barnes ct al to Mary ooo
etnsvs issIiS0 ssTs to sane might and 1900
1alst-st Nc l54 CWsSnap wf 1870
Wakersi no ." %" ~ Ho ' ............ 72lOO
7Da7s WS'is cor Of 521ioo: Vim Weeks 500
Ave-A. IS - & u n o. '4'l S' - ~ -'.... 1850
,,S1S snG ws 10 TO 454 sss' Of 5i lSiii0o Mary
sgeeney ara snSher s,ae 40 II Sc1io22 Ia sic
Tin ling to DSRovs2 and S aGOhsg q %e,mcrc 1900
washng&I9n & sqaaKRe,, Ks,,y HGr'h no 40 $4,000
Crosbyst NO vi II nouiso' 80 .."....... 9O75
2Gs cor rSster o. TecTec 10 D ireland $4,000
1st-ave cor cor oa aa anethcT -. 24.25O
to NVsn.s' IS II G Of Madison st. 25I7l; wendt
ana vic g g. so 4thave 7j1ioCi; AKen
aoiihst = s. 2zo ne,neT IL gn 1880
1ls s,s n4 10 IL 2aass 2 is"'' 10000
NonIos.st So ,d IL 8ernstein ~ $4,000
t-dsI : Lteo 40 ~ g % ............ $500
s2dst NO so west 4'iiO-- ~ $4,000
81 h,. MGmaS ays ef 2 # Of Wcstchesterave 26x5s
~ rs 'iPE'Sf OF 9daSe vs' aSzioo sS &usX
hsynSs SS iS Ea.i Frey ct
MsSssl y iOa 0s NO eS 51 Six5o0Ii27
s'~'on s5 50 tt@ Oi 5iaave 6sIi0Q5 The
Manhattan cOns,ruSticn, GO to S000O
1iseGHffr;G ss'f c siclies to . Deane: 1890
poulcyar0 e 1858 II OF 13Sih 81 4Oxoo.i 70
Bl9omlngdale al S ns1sno snoibeI - ........... $500
AehmS,oI'"'e' NO i-oo ................. 1x5OO
147thst n argsTet 90 ~ y n Wagner $500
1o't9s sss az vte M 10 Macfellar 10000
1loIhst SI, a. and oS wife r. TO Hughes 255Oo
Setl-s, Sanv ep and another 10 Christian Stoear $500
a3Oth,si a ayy viie ~ toJ o. loth ct 242Oo
wafer 81 nd AZ vie If 10 Msry So1naS II 900
East bIoaa"as' No i'' .'.........,. 10000
3d'aye d cor orc Q, .e tva9 ~ ~ : ScIveitzer ~ $3.50
ssme nrnnerty 81 interest; y TO schweitzer 1880
Anss9iauge hGuS Roe 10 Eliza Russell .......... 2025
"SyeiEX ~ rs D and wife TO Mary Royd ..."..... 1850
eth,sa s. so4 nE, Il Strauss. 1900
Crosby 10 81 ] n Padding and wife TO Moore
<1th.:i OF lOth-ave 4EyI looof14ox an ooo
1905 Rankin ano wlie M 10 crna dAin NJ eaibitt '
1-0o,s, no bep 70 Harriet Tiiton $1,000
.2t ~ n 90 II 9 4thave 2oxlO0ll; NJ XIII ooo
yon ana TO d lheis 'ooo
s'tst so II ., 'i 70 soehr mr. 1920
'2dst 5 is0 Chs1o IL oi u Ioope 1900
Same property; COnk ana wife 10 same ~
s'6St .s 5 w,e 1hs IL 10 10 o. aSeita 1900
Newave 8 20 un OF ls3d-st. 75IlOO; AdeHne oo-
MI Philips 10 J l. Cr0nly. o'-@'
Nest.st- No 5S etc, executors of Enz Jones u fiA
A's,1 ,is ~ 10 ~ Il y MIC cBurney ,......,.-.. 10000
Iexingi ionaye No l,SOl; + nc Foster 10 NJ A ooooo
Frank ~.'---------'' -o'-"o
New-York tribune., 1886-04-23

Sale of dwellings, with lots. No 20 East eZosl anu
90 30 !. East 81 In st. adjourned TO May 20
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
West Washington,

There was meeting of indignant West
Washington citizens at the Cooperative
Building Association rooms last night, when
o protest was adopted against the laying of
tracks by the Traction Railroad Company
on n street. The following committee was
appointed to appear before the Senate Dis.
trict Committee on Wednesday aud present
TIE objections Of the property-owners: John
T. Mitchell, NJ A. McGowan, Walter
Wheatley, William A. Gordon, NJ. King,
l.. w. Ritchie Thomas b. Entwiste, VIM
Laird, Captain A. Williams, Il. z. jackson
and II. r. Taggart.
Yesterday afternoon, during the thunder
storm, the lightning struck house No. 3l29
o street and damaged the chimney to quite
a serious extent
There have been no arrests In the Third
Precinct for two days-something quite re-
markable. Officers ID. j. Cotter aud Il. S.
Jones are on the sick list.
DIR. Thomas Fullerton OF the Presbyterian
Church will leave next Monday TO visit his
mother in Ohio.
Temperature and condition of water at z
a. M. Great Falls, temperature, G2; condi-
tion, B; receiving reservoir, temperature,
05; condition at north connection, 3; condi-
tion at south connection, 10; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 60; condition at In.
fluent gatehouse, 5; condition at eilluent
gatehOuse, q.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
East washington.

The course Of special sermons on He'll,
which DR.. Chester is delivering at the Sun.
day evening services at Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church, is drawing large audiences.
The subject for tomorrow evenings lecture
is "The Wicked Not Annihilated."
The National Metropolitan Fire Insur-
snce Company has sold to Frank 2. Murphy
all Of square between and X and Eleventh
and Twelfth streets northeast for $4,000,
and the same property to Samuel Bieber
for S12,o00.
The programme for the services at Sea-
mems Bethel Retreat tomorrow Is as fol.
lows: Band OF Hope, Mrs. DIR. Rodgers, at
2 p. m; Gospel temperance meeting at $3.50
p. M, addressed by j. B. Dunning, esq.
and Major Thomas Turner. The East
Washington Y. NJ. q. a. will hold an open
air meeting at 3 O'Clock at Third and n
streets southwest, and I p. N. at the corner
of Eighth aud l. streets southeast. All
these services will be very interesting.
The last revival meeting at Fourth street
NJ. L. Church took place last evening. A
large audience and several peniteuts were
present.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
A New Tonic for women.

Ono Of the largest concerns Of this
country, which has made It's prosperity
and fame upon common.sense view
of the sanitary needs of the people, is
the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltl-
more, Md, the dlscovercrs of the
Duny's pure malt whiskey, the only
absolutely pure whiskoy manufactured, /,
the medicinal virtues of which have
proved 1t to be in q very brief period
not only the most popular, but an I'M
failing specific for the worst diseases
which afllict mankind. So great has
been their success In this line, they
have consented, upon general de-
mand from persons acquainted with and
using the whiskey, to make further
application of the medicinal virtues
and purity of their great discovery in
the treatment of diseases of q peculiar
and delicate nature common to women,
and upon the prescription of learned
physician have prepared an article for
this purpose. This new remedy, known
as Dulfy's Tower Mint Cure, Is an in.
valuable tonic, the principal ingrc-
dients Of which are Duify's pure malt
whiskey and mint, combining the best
recognized curative agencies for the
relief of pain and distress in the per.
formance of the menstrual functions
and as an aid to nursing mothers in
the discharge of maternal duties,
without fatigue. In like manner it
ensures safety in the change of
life and allcviatos and cures faintncss,
melancholy, morning sickness and the
troubles of pregnancy, while It as.
similates with the blood and strength.
ems every organ. The purity of the
ingredients and their health giving
qualities, compounded in accordance
with the best medical law, renders this
preparation strictly reliable, and it is
only upon such basis of confidence
that 1t is issued by the above firm. 1t
has already been extensively introduced
through the medium of the Company's
publications, and there is quite dc.
mand for IL.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
THE PEARSON TESTIMONIAL.

WAsnISGToN, d. c., May 10, 1886.
M. Frdnk Pearson, Z. s. Geoiogicai Sur
reg, Ciy.
DEAR SIR: Having heard of your inten.
tlon to 20 to Europe to pursue your musical
studies, aud desiring to show our apprccia-
ton Of your musical ability, and In slight
degree recognize your frequent gratultous
services for charitable and other purposes
In the past, we the undersigned would re-
spectfully ask that you name q time and
place for q benefit, so that we, as well MS
many others, may substantially assist you
In your proposed plans Very respectfully,
w. NJ. Shuster x Sons, G. w. Thorn & Co,
Trunnel & Clark, numo, Cleary & Co., r..
G. Davis, Q. w. Howard, Wash b. Will
Jams, Robinson, Parker & Co., Singleton ~
Fletcher, Lansburgh e Bro, Edward +.
Droop, Il. Goldschmld, j. NJ. Wheatlcy,
Kelly & Chamberlin, Charles c. Duncan
son, S. f. Wheatley, G.. S. Noyes, VIM. g..
Moore, T.. Il. Hay, John w. Corson, John
r. Ellis & Co., Clum Il Dingman, T.. T..
Dodge, John Keyworth, IL. ID. Boteler,
Smith Townshcnd, Saks & Co., Willett &
Ruofr, Walsh, Croplcy & Co., J. j. Hol-
lister, W. S. Thompson, NJ. william, Still
sou llutchIns.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May Is, 1856.
MesSrs. :. r.. Uhedti,y, ,Stison HUtchijts,
w. G. Moore, u. q. Dayis and others.
GENTLBMEs; Yours Of the 10th inst. duly
received, and for the expressions contained
therein you have my heartfelt thanks.
have delayed answering your communi-
cation until | had looked the field over for
such attractions as would please you and
my many friends, and am able now to state
that | would name the New National
Theatre as the place and Thursday, May %,
the time for miscellaneous entertainment
for my benefit, as suggested Messrs w.
ii. Macdonald and II. &. Barnabee OF the
Boston Ideal Opera Company have kindly
volunteered their valuable services, and
these, with the Apollo Club and the best Of
home talent, will, trust, present an enter.
tainment which will win your appreciation.
Again thanking you, very respectfully,
FRANK PEARSON,
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
JOHN RUDDENS
Mammoth InstaIiment Houses.


These extensive and complete installment
houses-930 and 932 Seventh street north
west--are elegantly stocked to their utmost
capacity with valuable and useful merchan-
disc. Mr.. Ridden has just opened his
spring goods, which consist in part of every
quality. and style OF furniture, carpets,
rugs, clocks, pictures, mats, rattan chairs,
newest designs of refrigerators, superb
styles and finish Of baby carriages and an
immense variety Of housekeeping goods in
general He will dispose of this magnificent
assortment Of valuable merchandise for
cash or on the installment plan as cheap as
they can be purchased of any other estab-
lishment south of New York. While his
prices and superior goods are aa induce
ment to buyers, his exceedingly liberal
terms are also great consideration. 1t
will pay housekeepers TO examine his
enormous supplies Of excellent wares aud
obtain his prices before purchasing else
where.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15

NAME. o. . 40T NAME. {
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
Golden Cross Entertainment.

The members OF Meridian Commandery,
No. It's, United Order OF the Golden Cross,
gave very pleasant entertainment to their
friends last evening In Stldham's Hall. Mr..
+. L. Woodward called the assembly to
order, and after singing the "opening ode"
of the order and prayer by IL. ii. Hough,
prelate, introduced Mr.. A. +. Tucker, the
chairman of the evening. The programme
was as follows: Violin solo, Master Julius
Durham, g years old); address, the Golden
Cross, by DR.. :. A. II. McKim, grand com
mander Of the District OF Columbia read
ing, MIR. Eugene Jewell, who responded to
an encere; instrumental quartet, Stephen
Clements, harmonica; Richard Moran,
banio Allen Moran, guitar; William Cissell,
banjo. Their selections were much enjoyed,
and they responded several times. Messrs.
Allen, Moran and Clements giving duet,
and X. Moran and Clssell fine banjo duet.
James j. Brooks, the Chief of the Secret
Service Division Of the Treasury Depart
ment, then gave thrilling accounts Of many
scenes and incidents which came under his
observation concerning Brockaway, a noted
countelfeiter, aud many Others in his line
Of business. He was listened TO with al
most breathless attention and enthusiastic
cally applauded. Mr.. Jewell gave two hui
merous recitations and Master Burnham
another selection, and the entertainment
closed with the well-known hymn: "God be
with you till we meet again.p There was
large attendance and II is believed that
quite a handsome SUN will be added to the
relief fund OF the commandery.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
NJ. TfAuS & Co.'s
special Train to PimIico.

For the convenience Of the Washing
topians desiring to attend the spring meet
ing of the Maryland Jockey Club, com
mencing Tuesday, May Is, and continuing
four days, q special train Will leave the
Potomac Railroad at 1880 p. M, running
direct to Pilnlco and returning to Wash
ington after the races. Round-trlp tickets
will be sold at 50. Special cars assigned to
ladies. Private parties can secure the use
Of coach by the purchase Of twenty-five
tickets for the transportation OF that or a
less number Of persons. Five races and
steeplechase each day. On Tuesday the
Rancocas handicap, one and one-eighth
miles, having forty-eight nominations, prom
ises some fine racing,
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

AIBAUGH's. r Jeannie Winston's Opera
Company in SRA Dlayolo."
HERzos's.-Iouise Sylvester in "a Hot
Time.n
BARTON & LoGASs.--Belle Vivian and
Wm. Moore in "Our Jonathan"
PANORAMA Fifteenth street and Ohio
avenue.
FAIR. - Light Infantry Corps Armory,
Fifteenth and T. streets
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
second Night of the Kiru,es.

The second night OF the Klrmes was even
more brilliantly successful than the initial
performance. The theatre was crowded in
every part, and the wealth and fashion of
the city were largely represented. The
dances were rendered with even greater pre-
cision and perfection than on the previous
ealy called to the footlights and enthusi.
astically applauded. To-day from 4;30 to
$3.50 matinee representation of the Kirmes
will be given, followed by supper from 6;3O
10 $50 p. M, and dancing.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
Funeral of Captain t.o,,dura.

The funeral Of the late Captain John
Goddard took place at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing from the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Before going to the church
and Eleventh streets. The coffin was COW
cred with beautiful flowers, worked into
appropriate designs. DIR. Ryan, the as
sistant pastor, conducted the impressive
services at the church. The body was taken
to Mount 0livet Cemetery and deposited In
a vault. The following were the pail
bearers: Messrs. Robert Downing, William
O'Donnell, John Saul, Samuel Norment,
BENJAMIN Charlton and john NJ. Simms
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
The baltimore & Ohio Railroad

are quoting the following rates. To Chi
cago, Sl3; TO Louisville, S14,50; TO st. Louis,
$3.50; TO Cincinnati, 81; to Indianapolis,
$l2, and Detroit, $l2, and corresponding
west and Southwest. Fast limited express
trains, with through parlor and sleeping
cars to destination. Time TO Chicago 23
hours, Cincinnati 16 hours, st. Louis q
hours, indianapolis 81 hours and Pttsburg
10 hours. Limited train for Chicago and
Pittsburg leaves Washington at 9:43 a, m.
daily and for Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Indianapolis at p. IN. daily. Consult
ticket agents b. &. D. Il. X. before purchas
ing. Ofllces 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue and street
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
CITY SPECIALS.
.rapd Excursion 20 Pen Ma

The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company announces a grand Decoration
Day excursion to Pen Mar, the famous
mountain resort OF the Blue Ridge. Special
train of first-class coaches will leave the
Sixth Street Station at $3.50 u. IN. Monday,
May 81 returning, reach Washington In the
evening at 9p. IN. Special cars will be as
signed TO ladies and children. Tickets for
the round trip will be placed on sale ut the
low rate Of 81 80; children, 75 cents. A more
delightful excursion has not been Afforded
the Washington people First-class meals
can be secured at Pen Mar for so cents. A
grand free afternoon concert will be given
MT the pavilion.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
Garden Party mt Calumet Place.

The ladies of the Garfield Hospital regret
that tho number Of invitations for the gar
den and dancing party to be given at Calu-
met Place May IS, from 2 p. m. till IL at
night, have become exhausted, aud they are
therefore unable to send out as many as
they desire to do ! and they hope that this
invitation hereby extended win be accepted,
and that all will come and bring their
friends, assuring them Of a cordial welcome
The Washington critic., 1886-05-15
At the Louise Home.

Quite charming musical evening was
given by Mrs. Govan to her sisters, Mrs
Duyal and Mrs. Colwell of Virginia, who
are on a visit here, Many of the ladies of
the Home were invited and several other
ladies, among them Mrs, William Cabell
All were delighted with the fine soprano
Voice OF Mrs. Alexander Hunter, whose
grace OF manner and agreeable conversation
captivated those who were introduced to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The New York stock market ope cd
quiet and fractlonally lower this morning,
but before the first call the bulls began bid
ding up values, and at noon had established
an advance Of to u per cent Since noon
the market has been quiet but firm. Money
loaned at 2 per cent. Exchange dull at
4s7@4s9l. Governments firm. Currency
&c, 1879 bid; dis, coupon, 1l2s bid As, do,
1853 bid.
Petroleum.
b. X. Plain & Co., ST. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OIL quotations.
Closed yesterday, 72i; opened to-day, 79I
highest, 721; lowest, 71s; 2.15 p. M, T2l.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and + streets:
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First PAYMENT ON New shares

The llIst payment on the eleventh issue
Of the Equitable G. b. Association com
mences this month, May, 1886. Shares can
$3.50 a. m. to 4:3J p. IN, at the o tllce Of the
association, 9l7 + street, second floor.
JOIN JOY EDISON, SecrotnrY.