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pFREMpTORy SAFE


On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER e.eN
S 81, lSsG. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. We will ;:t1
northwest. the east 81 feel OF lot No. Is. In square
No ll6, with depth Of lOl feet, 3Ofeet alley.
improved by small frame house. This lot f. enc OF
the bs locations Of the northwest street concerted
abundance OF water. good sewerage. etc.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance In one and
twoy.ars with interest at six per cent payable SENT
Annually, secured by deed Of trust ali cash. at op-
deposit Of 500 at time of sale. Terms of sale to
be complied with within Ave days. with right to re-
DAYS notice of such resale in the Evening star news
paper published III " ashinston city, ID. g.
SSlIl THOS r. FISHER a
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The I. &. Benevolent Union.
RELIEF FOR THE CHARLESTON syFfkRFk

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 2.--At this mornings
session, Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, "A col
lection waA taken Tor the relief Of the Charles
Ton earthquake sufferers, $2U9 being raised.
Inc election for officers Resulted Ms follows:
President, Hon. Michael Glennan. OF New York:
hrst vice president John A. Coyle. OF
Lancaster, second vice president, Maurice
Cali, OF Jeffersonviile, Ind; secretary
Martin l. J. Griffin, of Philadelphia; treas urer
Rev. Mr.. Henry, Of st. Louis. Amer selecting
W Washington Tor the next place OF meeting the
convention adjourned sine die.
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THE CHARLESTON DISASTER.
The Omcial Total Of Deaths New Give
~ 33,

The Omcial Total Of Deaths Now Given
~ 33.
CHARLESTON, g. c., Sept 2.-The official total
OF deaths IS 80. The wounded viii probably
number 100.
Business is still suspended, the whole atten-
ton Oh the people being given 20 providing for
refugees and making residences sale.
brlck!ayers have advanced their rates to 90
day. The city council will probably meet to-
morrow 70 PROVIDE measures for reaching the
poor.
Expressions OF gratitude are heard on all sides
Tor the assistance offered to Charleston, Of
themselves.
MORE SHOCKS
There we're shocks last night ct $50, 1850
p. m. and 5 u. m. All were light.
Confidence Is gradually returning, but much
apprehension Is still felt
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FOR THE CHARLESTON SUFFERER

A Relief Fund Started by New York
Brokers and Merchants.
NEW YORK, Sept. FLAMES d. Smith, presi'
dent OF the stock exchange, appointed a COM
inittee this afternoon to receive contributions
Tor the Charleston sufferers. Members of the
petroleum exchange subscribed $500 in q few
moments this morning, and contributions con.
inue TO come in freefy
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8ueceosfui the Third Time.
a woNAN's DETERAINED EFFoRrs TO coNwr

CHICAGO, Sept "A determined case OF sui.
eide IL reported from Temmock, q station on
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul railway
this morn1ng. A woman threw herself in 'front.'
OF the $40 pm. train yesterday, but was pulled
on the trsck uninj ured. Al q y clock she made
another unsuccessful effort 70 be Killed by the
freight train passed at that point. IL
had run over and frighfully mangled
the woman before her presence Was
suspected. She had hidden herself behind q
nagmans box and dashed out as the train
drew near. In her pocket were found a PRAYER
the name Ann Cubby, No. $3.50 south Hal-
stead street, written on IL, with q fresh line be.
meath, spray Tor me-" The bottle had come
from the county hospital, and was declared 10
contain medicine usually given old drunk.
ards.
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REPORT MADE nv THE SIGNAL ousrRvrx-
PRAYING AND SINGING IN rBE srREkrs
The following telegram was received from the
signal corps observer at Charleston, \. C., nj
1l:5o this morning: "Aii quiet this morning.
The last shock felt last night a, li:55.
the quake. Twelve shocks felt. Mi from east 70
weSN The number OF burial permits issued up
20 10 O'CLOCK this morning was tweniy-nine. II
y impossible 20 ascertain the number OF
Wounded. The estimated damage 70 buildings
u between four aud i've millions No building
IN the city escaped Injury. The signal Office
building |. very unsafe. Entire population 10
row escape g ass
Ing. praying ana Staging day and night
A CONSULAR AGENCY At LuzERxK.-Ths
SECRETARY OF State has recently established .
consular agency at Luzerne. switzerland, fos
tne accommodation III the large numoer OF
Axsinonoans who visit thai city. Mr.. Ernest
"ahisms has been appointed consular sgenI
Annr oRDEAA-First Lieut. Chas r. Mason,
assistant surgeon, will be relieved from duty In
She department OF the east and will report 20
Soma. First Lieut. +. V. Walker, assistant sur
eeoo, VIII report TO the commanding general,
sSfvsy 70 consist Of cus 70, Sm Maussa oh "a
!nAntry; Capt. J. w. French, 25lh Infantry, and
ri ,,s Lieut. hoos ID. Patterson. LIST ARTILLERY.
ing rendezvous, New YORK city, for the pur-
pose OF nxing the responsibility for the loss Of
one springfield carbine, reported as having
oeen stolen from the rsndezv ous, and for
which Capt Clarence A. stedman 9th cavalry
recruiting oncer, IL responsible. Capt Adam
kramer, 0tn cavalry, Ia appointed TO act as in-
spector On certain recruiting property et Jener.
son barracks. Mo.
NAVAL ORpERa-Commodore Bancroft Cher.
ardi wtii not relieve Commodore Cha ndler In
command OF the navy yard. New York, until
She 10th OF October. Commodore Chandler will
Sail In the steamer OF October Both from san
Francisco to relieve Admiral Davis In com-
maad Of tho Asiatie station.
THE INDIAN PRISONERS AT FoRr MARrox-
A report has been received nj the Interior d.
partmeut through the War department from
Col. L. L. Langdon, commanding 81. Francis
barracks, al 81 Augustine, Florida relative to
the ChtricahuA Apache Indian prlsopers al
Fort Marion. He states that they have full
liberty within the walls and sleep In tents In
The day time the Indians are allowed 10 pass in
ana out unrestrained, aud ia the dry ditch of
The fort they have their games OF ball. The
general health OF the prisoners IA good bur
During the month 4-year-od daug hter OF one
vi the wives oil the fugitive Chief Geronimo has
oleo, and also male infant Is months Odd A
echooi has been established Ana the tort for In
dian children. IL Is proposed 20 remove the
indians belonging to this tribe Remaining i'm
Arizona TO this place.
SIXTY CANDIDATES have reported Il the
naval academy tor the examination for admis-
sion as cadets.
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BOWLING. Auctlonesr.

AN ELEGANT TURNOUT AT AUCTION. CON
SIsTdNG OF BLACK MARE GRAND
DAUGHTER OF ETHAN ALLENG ELEGANT
SIDE-BAR BUGGY, MADE BY GUTHRIE, OF
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, AND SET SIN
GLE HARNESS
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FOURTH, 1886,
at TWELvE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction,
rooms, shall sell the above OUTFIT This is q turnout
that seldom comes under the auctioneer's hammer.
sell d&ds
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THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF BOOK AND STA
TIoNERY STORE. NO 3O73 BRIDGEsTREET.
GEORGETOWN. DC. AT AUCTION.
ExBnAc1Ne
BOOKS, LEDGERS DAY BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS.
STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FANCY ARTICLES, CUTLERY, GOLD PENS,
ALL THE BEST BRANDS. TOOL CHESTS.
SLEDS. LARGE STOCK OF TOYS, TOGETHER
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES. WHICH
CONNOT BE ENUMERATED.
Also,
ALL THE SILVER PLATED SHOW CASES AND
FIXTURES AT AUCTION.
SEVENTH. 1886, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK.
u the above mentioned establishment shall sell the
entire stock, which 10 very extensive In all Its
branches The stock will be offered - . whole, aud II
not 30 disposed OF will then be sod in detail.
se2-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
FT,HoMAs BOWLING, AuctioDeer.
SHALL STOCK iS 9E s Us Ee EMBRACING ALL
9n sTHs6A wssa M
shail sell CONSIGNMENT Of shoes. the most Of them
sept THos BOWLING. Auct
iDEREMPToRY SALE OF THREE-sTORY AND
s s4s kHobE lsSS hs I'VE nv No.
g SSFpas Sl sFFSGnshk
we Will sell, In front OF the premises, -.
LOT So IN SQUARE S84,
Of 100 FEET to an alley improved by welnuilt three.
modern conveniences A splendid location for home
TERMS Ter one.shird cash, balance in one and two
years notes to bear nt per cent interest and to be
6 s e. al
Time OF sale: Conveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost
ssnssa ne
five days public notice Of such resale In some news
p:sss- .SS'n'' In ~16sss:s1 BROS Aue.
SHS III s sRfSk s ps%EhElSs SSSsh IS
AZ ,4 aEaFT EFhNEH srEErs WEST BEING
1907 toiio lv3. ct seq Of the Land Records Of s3
Ne ss
lie auction in front q the prsmises % MoNDAY the
B. 1855 ii FIVE U sc PM, The roosins de-
ssrbed real estate situate ia the city Of Washington
parcelof land known and designated on the ground
. Of f rs % f.
vision Of certain lots In square one hundred
N a the ssa sy %
Of subdivisions No. H. Ut Folio 1853 Beginning for
feet six inches due east from the southwest corner Of
said SO are, and running thence nurth IS feet 9
10 tb0DSo east Ieet lncnees
south rs feet inches to street. and thence west
along said street ID feet inches the place
ginning. improved by three-story brick dwelling
house.
two years respectively, for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser must be given TO bear interest
at six per cent per annum from day Of SALE
semi-annualiy and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sOid all cash, Of the option of the pur
chaser A deposit Of 500 will be required Of
sale Az conveyaneing AZ purchasers cost Terms
the trustees reserve the right resell the risk and
cost Vt the deiauting purchaser after five days adj
vertising in some newspaper publshed In Washing
ton, IL c.
BRA1NARD H. WARNER, 1 rrr.....
se2-eod SAM'L MADDOX, Aius'se@
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The following changes from yesterday's ouosstsous
OF the Washington stock Exchange are noted TODAY
s Avs 1S9l. Registered. 1OOAs bid liOis asked !.
s. 4s, coupon, 12oN bid, l264s asked T.. s. A. regis.
1899. currency. 1!4H bid. 20ye:r nnd. d. lsOI'
coin. 1l3t bid. 114As asked. Metropolitan K Il
stock lV6aa bid. 1o7Aa asked. C0lulpbie II IL stook
Il bid Ma:hing.on Gas. 3s4s bid. 3Si ssksd George:
town Gas. - Did Firsmeas InA. 49, ssksd V0-
ms. VI Did. Gtsens National Bank. 1lO Bid. Rssi
tOl Tel. Co.. 81 bid, S37s asked. =
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The Building OF. Railways.
A PROSPECT THAT OVER 5000 MILES OF RAJ
WILL BE LAID THIS YEAk

WILL BE LAID THIS YEAH.
Chicago, Sept. 2.-The Raitscdy Age will to-
day publish statement showing That since
July 1st the total mileage of railway construc-
ton in the United States is nearly double that
OF the previous six months, and the number of
lines on which track laying was i'm progress,
the whole OF 1885 there were 3,I31 miles Of
railway built. Already, in the first eight months
The Raiiuay age says its prediction OF two
months ago that the total for the year would
not fail short OF 5000 mites Is confirmsd The
total will largely exceed 5000 miles.
Sheepshead hay Races.
SHEEpsHEAD BAY, Sept. 2.-First race, purse
$500, for all ages, seven turlOngs. Lizzie Dwyer
Time, 1:29?1.
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BARCELONA, Sept. 2-While the master
builders Of this city were in session yesterday
discussing the masons' strike, gunpowder was
exploded under the tables occupied by the con.
terence. six Of the master builders were in.
1ured by the explosives.
HANLAN BEATS CoURTNEY.-ln the three
mile and a turn sculiing race at Rockaway yes
terday afternoon Hanou. beat Courtney Dy ten
iengths. Time, 1Y:22it. The purse was 81 ,0Oo
Aani&n Was the nret I'D catch the water aud
soon showed q lew feet Ia front. Alter going
about u third OF u mile Hanlan was leading by
nearly length Up 10 this time Hgnlan had
been rowing lhirty-one strokes 10 the minute
and Courtney thirty. Hanlan turDed the stake
boat seven seconds ahead OF his opponent
When fairly on the home stretch the race be-
came simply procession. Hanlan rowing In
the easiest possible manner and leading by six
lengths. When opposite the Seaside hotel
dauian stopped rowing, and in Response TO the
applause OF the spectators raised his cap sew
eral times Courtney said after the race that
he was fairly beaten. Hanlan's hacker will
now challenge Beach 10 a single scull race ON
the Tyne, OF England, Tor y stake OF $4,000 q
side.
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VICTORIA MoRosINI LEAVES SCHILLING.-The
New York Heratd to-day says that when Ernest
Schilling, best known 10 the world as the
husband of Victoria Morosini went 10 his
home, 24S west 39th street, last nign t he found
Things All topsy turvy, and there was a lester
toria had fiown The landiady kne W
nothing except that she had gone.
She had been receiving visits and flowers, IL Is
stated, from q weii-dTessed gentleman. There
was an impression last night In some quarters
that II Victoria had left her husband and gone
with u handsomer man that man IL ner own
father-that, in fact, q reconciliation has been
effected" Schilling was the family coachman
of Morosini the millionaire, and eloped with
bis daughter Victoria two years ago.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect SUNDAY, May 30th, 1885. until
further notice

Leave washington nom Station. corner OF New
| 'erssy avenue and street: ,.rv ,re
1906 & Fsss Lm saa E hpD p% or Psibura
70 ea q 3
| ON this train for last time.
pm and lO:l0 pm, with through coaches and Pal.
&c Sleeping Cars TO shove points, without change
Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:ta
81 Louis Sso pm No extra fare is charged on this
fo, Pi.tsbursh st 1000 m and s.55 pm daily to
For Lynch6urs. Natural Brdse. Lexington and
S. .y
1ssPi ssaaass :as ao
io aS los si IS .na a. M
of Sa.in So On o SsS o $40 :oS IS
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Mashnstsn to Sew Orleans $50 p M s Sleeper to
For Wilmington Delaware, and intermediate points
between baltimore and Wilmington, 3:l5 p. daily.
For Annapolis GAO am and 1910 and 4:so pm.
on sunday $50 Am, 4:4O pm:
and / 800 pm On Sundays s:s6 a. m, and 49, $50.
brsneh S4b daily ao nsd Ga snd I
pm daily $40 daily EXCEPT sunday for psiac,
on Sunday stops at AT stations For Gaithersbnrg and
sana.y yo fo4 asa $40 I'M
$40 pm daily. except sunday.
For HagerstOwn 1000 a m and 631 pm. daily, e1.
cept sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 6:2O 7:2C An1-
1:l5, $50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Express.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north of
Baltimore, l1:l5 Il M
From Annapolis $50 a.rn and ESQ and 5:25 pm.
Suncay, 1885 am, 635 pm.
From AaIpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 100
From Frederick and intermediate points, 1925 q %,
and S:lo pm. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40,
63O, s'2O, 300, 300 and 1880 H., 1916, 2:3O B.
$40 D. 0:3O I:45. y and 100 PM: sundays $50,
$40, aud II go pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
except l:25, $40 and GAO pm.
For further Information apply al the Baltimore and
Shlo alcket Oihce-WashingtOn Station, 6l1 aud
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of I4th street,
where ORDERS will be taken tor baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city.
Il. DUNHAM c. K LORD.
Gen. Manager, Baltimore. rsu23l g. r. A.
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PROPOSALS,

DRoPOSAIA
The undersigned will receive bids In writing for the
purchase of the stock of Boots and Shoes also Fix
lures I'm store No Si61 st. NV. unit! SAIUKDAY,
reserve the right to reject any and oil bids
au3l-4t* A. FISHER, Assignee
UIASH1NGTON. d. C., AUGUST IL, 1885.
w Proposals are invited tor furnishing material
and labor for tile pavement, asphlc flooring. curb
ing polls marble coping cut stone steps and vault
lights to be put in place in the new Pension building
Bids received will be opened at NOON, sEPTEM.
BfR IA. 1856.
In this office. NJ. C. MEIGS
auZlS.tu.6t supervising Eng. and Architect
=" WASHINGTON, D. c., August %, 1886
w anted for the Pension Building: 100 Iron Wall
Bearing Plates inch by Is inches by IL inches 10
opened at TWO Pm. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, 1885
in this Office. NJ C. MEIGS.
an26-eoot Supervising Engineer and Architect
DROPOsALS FOR FURNISHING CAST IRON
l. WATER MAINS. SPECIAL CASTINGS,
VALVES AND FIRE HYDRANTS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON d. e., August 3Uth 1885,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate Will be received at
this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH 1886,
for furnishing 500 feet of 20 inch $1,000 feet of
Iron Water Pipes; $4,000 pounds special castings 3
20 inch valves IL inch valves, 81 d incn 2 way
valves, 20 q inch 4 way valves 10 q inch 3 way
valves. and rs fire hydrants
made aud all other Information. apply this office.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids or
parts OF bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
au3O6t Engineer Commissioner, ID. c.
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BALTIMORE Nm. September 2.-vifginis dxou.
consolidated oar do. new thseex ST. do. ton-fortasn
q North Carolina old. IL bid today
BALTIMORE. Nd, September 9.-CUesun auiee-
middling. ei Flour steady. with moderate inquiry.
Wheat-sOuthefn frazer western higher and inrly
acslve, southern red. o5a60s southern amber 88s:
Ne. western winter red up0tx 60aSdaA; September
66Aa66as: October. 6T6sSS1. Novsmbsr, oSaA nske
Cornsouthern nominslly higher, d. wsasarn steady
and dnlE southern white, 6la5l: southern yellow
bls52; western mixss spot. AsN bid; 1episnb9.
4SAaa4vA4; October, l0tA:0ak steamer. "a bid Oats
guiet and steady.southsrn asssA; western white.
aye sisady. oAs5I Psevs.isns sssady. S;t.h AIRY
Ordinary 70 fAtr, 04kAl04 sugar loWet-A eott 81
copper fefined quieA 0ataoA WhiAky steaAy, LlSo
10. Other ARTICLES unchanged. Frdghts % LIVER
pool per sssamsr quiss-oosson 6-e2d ;1sur IKaln8d
xrsin. I'd. H0coapD-aenr. 900 hofrolg whoat lII
600 6ushss: corn. 4l0O bnshez: esas t30O busheli;
ialss-wheat 657 sou ooahsls; ezra. Lice ba6hslA
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. IxL., September 2. p uk-W1eat nsm
and = hleher-Canh 5oat: oc4ooeE ~ 3-l0 sHovem-
h0r S61 Cora stoady-Caoh, &l4: Oceo6of. - 16-10
NoSem6sf 49, Oats eesady-lAeh, 49, Qcsebei,
"a 6a0; Ncvombef. 20k Rye. ~. 4Aslsy, 604nabots
Flsxsood. LILO HAy-prime timothy, L0Ial. ~
Mhsky. LIS Pork ssTSnK- sssh a01SaE 0stoess
0stuboe. e.o56
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GLOUCESTER, MASS, sept. 2.-The schooner
James A. Garaeld, from the Grand Banks re-
ports that on August ~, Isaac Green and Rob
et bennett, two of the crew, were lost by the
cap6iZing OF their dory
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BOOKS, &c.

DOCKS FOR SUMNER READING.
- Papeterie.Cf superior Paper and Envelopes
tor Is cents.
Fashionable stationery,
LAWN Tennis. Cr0quet, Base Balls.
- G. PCRSELL.
Bookseller,
au7 AIS 9th Sc.
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No Dfys1nKNcns RsTwnEx THEN.-Zhe ~
ports Of friction between Treasurer Jordan and
Acting Secretary taifuhild with regard % boud
calls prove 70 bc uufoundeA ina TxoHoufes
appsUvss the policy adoptso.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
FIVE
FINE HORSES AT AryCTrON

TINE NURSES AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FOURTH, 1880
at TWELVE O'CLOCK, In front Of my auction
rooms, shall sell for gentleman leaving the city
the following stock:
No. J. Ben Bolt. q chestnut gelding. foaled May
l2tn 1882, star In forehead and white hind foot
uight) is good driver to Al. harness; kind sound
No. 2. Brown Horse 90 years old: sound. and q
good worker In ali harness and will saddle.
No. .. BAY Horse, six 80 years old; fine saddlef
ami a good worker in all harness..
No. T. Bay Mare five (5) years; q good saddle and
driving mare In all harness and sound
No D. Chestnut morse, Ave t5l years old; sound and
agood worker. Also, good sadder.
The above will be In front of my auction rooms at
Eleven o'clock, one hour prior to sale,
seld.S THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneet.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

m A1Ll LIN E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE IGAkY and LADY OF THE
r1Ksrt ahK rk kkHv = AZ SsS I'm k,p "a
ko1nd.trip Ticket Good on Either Boat. ~
lsei s9s a s s.sse FRIDAY xs
Steamer 1ats ss s' and srss, Th
Lesry stops ~ Pinsy Point aud Cornited Harbor
and AND rs11nss and lake Is raey Point
Beach Steamer .esry SOnnscts q; Norfolk with Bos
Win Steamer Xrie for Rcsa.d V a
minion Line tor \ ew York aud al railroad lines south
aud n and ana 70 @Ss s
press 6OS Pennsylvania ave. where baggage may DC
Telephone call. % Ma 1853 Above schedule
L>OH POTOMAC RIVER LANDINUS
SE% .seS N5:4f
DAYS end sATUkDAYs at a "a. Returnin;
Ing 4 vs. Landings Is lar sp rs Nomin Jeef %sr
oman, Va. and st Clements Bay Nc Connects with
u II n ~ Snspns join s1s I FHnaErr Aeon,
c ". RIDLEY. Manager = Ast ,.s
I3OTONAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
In. resumed ber rps iex.sa n. .
more, leaving Stsphensons wharf, foot TN st. every
SUNDAY. pm. and Baltimore every FRIDAY u
Stops at River Landings Freight received on Sal:
'r 1SS'y only 1a and must be Rrepnid
mhlO-0m 18th and Pa. ave and 7th st. wharf
nIRECT 10 NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
~ hrs JOHN GIBSON and +. G. KNIGHT leave
Pier II, HAST hiver, N. Y, every SATURDAY At D.
m; Oh D. wharf, Warrington. every TUESDAY
NOANAN0. FIeknt - lowest rates. ap4
Mt. VERNON! MT. VERNON!
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 7th.street wharf daily (except sunday for
Mt vernon at 10 o'clock u m. Returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 pm.
sel6 L. 1. BLAKE. Captain.
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VTYHoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneef

VIHHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneef
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL.
CASES LARGE LOT OF OFFICE FURNT,
lure CARPETS, MATING, OLD IRON, &C..
Also
DAVIDSON No 3 REGULAR HEAVY.PRESSURE
OR BOILER FEED PUMP: COST 5000 TO.
GETHER WITH OTHEE ARTICLES OF
VALUE.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TENTH 1886, at
Ten O'CLOCK. shall sell at the northwest corner Of
the Patent Office building corner 9th and ct rees.
large lot nf condemned material, &C.
BY order OF secretary OF the Interior
sel-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctfoneer.
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WOOD AND COAL

GOAL 4,1L. AND Woop-DKY. cLEAN COAL. CARE
~ 1ulIy selected Tor family use, al bottom pricsA
3 L. SIMPSON, in.
aoZl-lm- $40 Pa ave. 9.
WINTER FUEL AT SUMNER RATES
v.BALDwIN JOHNSON,
MnSssaIs and Retail Dealer in woop and COAL
Full Weight and Measure .'''''1 1'''s''
Main Yard and ONCE, 1lol Rhode Island ave NV
Office corner 9TH and K SIS. NV. au1O-sm
81 600 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
~ OOOIfor sale, comprising every desirabie
variety at the very lowest prices hindns and stove
Once. IL Is PsnnsyIvania avenue
q, braren Omces. Sls pennsylvania avenue and Goth
bepo, and Wharf,. 9Th and Water streets southwest
j JOHN Mr11xa
Wholesale and Retail DsaIerin
LUMBER WOOD AND COAL
and streets southeast
omcss-&1a street and Maryland avenue southwest;
100 1Ath street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
1Ah hy she cargo Or sasiSs g, 9. wholesale prices
cover on plank hVors
Large and well-assorted stock of LUMBER Fine
orders promptly delivered in any part Of the city
without charge for hauling.
the railroad stock hsndisd 1t very ANAL coss sivins
advsntsgss In Estimating. especially for Lumber
Long experience. s,nple facilities. and eompeten,
given to those who may favor Us with thor
which Is respectfully solicited jyI7-3m
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Earthquake shocks In spain.
MADRID, Sept. 2.-Several shocks of earth
quake were felt at Malaga Wednesday some
sosses were caused by the disturbances
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Drowned I'm n Tuh.

BALTIMoRK, sept 2.-MatiIda Morton. n COLI
ored woman, in south baltimore, INDUCED
freely In stimulants last night and went 10 tie
Migrant this morning 70 battle her head. she
Tell head foremost into a tut filled will water
aud when found a lew minutes ailer was
drowned.
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FENTON-STEFFENS. On Wednesday evening,
August Is, 1856, by Rev. samuel bonner, JOHN W.
FkNTON, OF Washington ID. g.. anu ELIZABETH
b. STEffkNs. OF Hamburg. Germany.