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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
M0msehoId SmnnlIcs.


| FRUIr-Steady Oranges S50O@G00 pei
bril- S2,2593W per box. Lemons 5000
| 100 per box. Bananas, Sl.j0G2. % per bunch.
California pears, 1926 per box. Grapes
| Concord, 3Oc per basket; Catawba, l0c per
basket. Pincapples, -. 25 per dozen.
ApPLEs-Sl. 75@2.2 % per brl. Dried apples
| 3hWic per pound from store, Dried peaches
| iG5c from store.
GANE-Quail, SL259l.5O per dozen; SPUR
rols, SHOVEL % per dozen; rabbits, $l256gl %
| per dozen; wild turkeys, 506U75c each: wood
| duck, Sl50@2. 90 per dozen; teal, So. 50d2. 10
per dozen; mallard, S25O@275 per dozen.
Venison, saddles S@lOc per pound; whole
deer 5g6c per pound; opOssum, l5GglOc;
dressed coon, i0d35c.
Recommendations, SlG5@l75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, 0(g'c. Kraut, per brl. $500.
half brl, $3.50. Garlic, soc per 100. Carrots,
s3.OO@350 per brl Bcets, S25O@2.75 per
brl. Parsnips, $500 per brl. Iorscradish,
S5.oOCgb.50 per bril-
BUTTER-Buttcrinc i5c; creamery, $50
i0c; dairy, l6G22c; country butter i5a2Oc
Cl1ER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl,
vNEoAR-Per gal, logic
PouLTRr-Chickens, young, Sl.2j62 90;
mixed, 81 5Od2OO, hens, 81 25Og go turkeys,
young S50O1SOO; old, IS OOCJll.OO. geese
sS.50@4.5e ducks, S275@3OO; dressed tur.
keys l0Gl2c per 10; hens, S2.75@3. 5O
chickens, S2JO@275. geese, SiOO@0OO.
NuTs-CocOanuts, 1915 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 4j9@Gc; Tennessee, farmers stock.
SHCJic; roasted, 2lsc higher shellcd, 6@7c.
Pecans, Texas Oal2c
Eggs-Quiet. Boxes, Zoe; cases, zoe.
RAIsINs-London layers, S2.2j, California,
S2.25 per box.
PrCRLEs-Brls, So 50; half brls, 500.
PorATors-Firm; Sl5Oa2OO per brl: SKIS.
6j@55c; Utah, 0Oc per bu; sweet, $l.OO4l. %
per brl.
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frl-Mackcrcl half brls. No. !. $500
pvf 70. : $500 20. 30. p $3.50 iOh
Jus NO. J. tl.s'. No. . si.2t No. @. cIIU
uIy, herring family. lid Dor Don. n II ~
honrlnr half bfl. 1919 White IN. l1il
bfl. $50
LAHD-fcs, $50 half bfla sec. ksrl ss.c.
ohnicc Kettle. s4mlO4c quiet
kcrs ttN
Hoo fnoDrcfi-Quiot pork fiS5sN
lev! turr-curcl ham, iiifnl2ifr. break.
iisi bacon. llmi2iig clear rib sider. bacon.
sac should. q $50, bulk pork clear sides.
~ clear ~ Sides Ike long clear. 5Jsg.
ahonlden. 10. ~
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I.iNc MACK.

LaNns-Choice, Sc; common 10 good, per
head, sihONAUD.
lloUs-Choioe light 5it@5iEc; good, 90
5Ac; common. Iii0lkc.
CNrrrr-Choicc, grtss. 3ilMl Sc. good 20
@jc scnlnwass l,m24ci choice feeders,
2i.etJc feeders, ia@2isc.
snEEr-Cho.cc, ic medium, 3s2jsc com.
mon, fi.UOttI.5O.
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ExcnANan QrorArIoNs.
DAnY corroS srArrurN

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NHh ~. M&LRRR C.O&swRn tss
J. o6 rHh ait Hcs&N RR. G ken
p y r. clE NRh go Tenn Mld R.
". Hcsmru, 11G wagons On Total. a.ui haict
htrora-A &cH H. ip y TK D. Oh. J.
dNUR, i.5u. q 6sWHU sst L. NokTR
d. Oh. TOM MIA u H. ~. sisamcn north. a1
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
TOIAL RECElrTs THOM rLANTATIoNs.

The New York Financial Clroaiele Of
December ], estimates tho total supply OF
American and other cottons as follows.
Total visible supply 1855. 2,2Oi, 75i bales.
against 2,s32, ijs in iss7, These figures indi.
cate decrease Of cotton In sight OF 537, 7O7
bales, as compared with same date In 1851.
aud decrease Of iO2, 800 bales as compared
with issG.
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NV NoRK, Dec. L. As usual Ia the close
Of the week aud month business wns LIGHT
for intermediate wants, but the registering
OF orders for spring WAS well maintained
but chiefly from statesmen ON the road. Tho
tone Of the market II very strong
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Sr LOUIS Mo-, Dec. Wool sales smaller
owing 10 holiday and both buyers and SELL
ors besides are disposed 10 postpone opera.
lions until result OF the London sales Is
asCCrtainCd.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY. DECEMBER g 1855

cages, s1,25 Pears $500. Plums, 50. 90 As
paragus, $500 Green corn, $1.OO6l. as
Green peas, Sl,25. Cove oysters, full weight
/ lb, 90c; 2 lbs $l65@l'60 light WEIGHT
65c; 2 lbs, Sl,0O@l.10. Condensed milk,
Crown, $500; Eagle, $40; Swiss, $50
Salmon, $l,75@2.OO Sardines, $3.50; mustard
sardines, $3.50. Mackerel, 81. %; herrinp
mackerel, sl.05
SudAR-Pure white, 6%Cl7c; of white 6lS
Cg6ssc; yellow clarified 6la(g6'sc; refined A,
l9sc; standard granulated, 7ls07&c; now.
dered, sac cut loaf sac; strong.
CoyrEE-Common, I5c; ordinary, Ice;
fair lici prime Rio, lSiEc; choice 10 fancy,
l9(92oci old Government, 30GS2c; advancing.
sALT--Sagnaw, Sl.3OGl.45 per brl: Ohio
River, SL2O@l.25 per brl; SKIS fine, 81. $50
l.4O; coarse, Sl.lO@l.l5 pkts 2A@7c.
RloE-Louisiana, 45a@6I3c Carolina, GO
&c; firm.
CANDEs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs pals and
brls 9@llci fancy assorted, l09l5c; extra
fancy, lS@2jc; firm.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, SJs@5c; candles,
full weight, &c.
STARCu-34@ 3kc.
CnEEsE-Primc flats sIS@0lEc; New Yorl,
factory, 915@l0c; full cream, 12@l2Isc;
Young America, l2lsG1l3c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana prime, choice, $50
42c; fancy, 43G45c; centrifugals, common to
fair 2o@30c; prime TO choice, 30@3jc; syrup
200 i5c; firm.
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, CAssrD Coon-pineapplcs. fi.2jai. 80.
iIeaeh'. zlhs standard, fi8jait0. second
flVO. Tomatoes lba standard ssstassl
y lbs standard. 500. Biawborriea Al ID.
Raspbcfrics fi.l5. Blackbcrfics. 81 00 Green
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OIL aud rorDeut,uc.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. l.--pcirocum easy;
?. W., llO' 71c.
WuNrNCroN, n. C., Dec i.-rurpcntlnc
firm i2c.
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At noon: Spots-Quiet, limited inquiry.
Sales, 1000 bales, of which American q, 900
bales. Receipts, 1000 bales, of which Amer.
lean 400 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows: Middling, 7-l6d
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed steady.
THESE prices are given in pence and Glths
thus: 6.0S means 6Gj-6ld, and sol means
6.l-0id.l
At ! p m; December, 5.2i sellers.
Deeembcr-January, 5.22 buyers; january
February, 5.22 buyers; February. March, 3. y
sellers March April, 1874 sellers; April-May,
% BUYERS; May-June, 6.27 value june
July, 529 sellers July-August, $50 buyers
HAyRE.
Spots quiet and steady.
Tres Ordinaire, GSHf; December futures,
635sc.
Above spot quotations represent GsHf for
90 kilos OF low midiling cotton; Hayre
terms, 5.S5 kilos equal to 100 los and 5.25f
equal to Sl.OO.
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Rpois opcned quiet and closed steady; mid.
ding b'sc hllUE in5 bales Quotations
nrc rs follows Ordinary. 0'.s, good or.
binary, 6.iGc low midliIns g5gc. mid.
ding O'sc good mildl.us l0J4c. mlddilns
fair ioiJiGr. iair. n 5.lIc.
Futures opened quiet aud drm and
clol steady rs follows December.
ebjaoji, January, nGalG4 February.
90 sosli March, o9le9p2 April ioOiQ
100, Nay. ioipel0il. June. l0I0ti0 %.
July iO&eio9g August io8OaiO8i.
September oD8i00o Sales. t20J) balci
Nrw ORLEANS.
Tic spot market opened quiet ana closed
quicp mldilinr o 7i0c slios. Ag0 bales
Qloiaiionsaro o. follows. Ordinary 1910.
good ordinary Size. low mid'lnr.
6ijiCg midiiing, 05.iGc good mlddllnr.
i0c.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady ~ follows December ag0a
oSi. January, oyI@aJ5. February. o asa
efi' March, 0j2an6g April. O0la
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Cotian seed fro,iurts.

pEwr CHurE Oit,-iuc. prime summer vel.
low, 5ic summer white, Sc. choice cooking
summer yellow, CSC; cotton seed meal,
slAOJ. less than car load. t9DOD.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY PER GENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, e7-lec
Sales Today, 9,4oo Bales - The
General Market is Steady = Meats
Quiet.
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by TELEaRAPH.

BuY and cell stocks and bonds through T..
NJ. Galbrcath No. 10 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

o'62 May, 9,7o@97li June, $1,000 80; July,
oS6@9'sSi August 9s2@9si. Sales, 49,.
GOO bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened sioa ~ and
olo'ed steady; mildling 7-lGc. sllcs. 5. 800
balcs including i,n1l bales last evening u
which 500 bales 70 exporters aud 2SJJ bales
10 sp.nncn.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. nominal. good ordinary SIC.
Gov miiiling p'sc, m.dilins. . 5.iGc.
COOL miiilinE 0l3lGS m.ddling hlr. 1870;
fair. nominal
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SATURDAY EVENING. Dee I, 1855.
Money is comparatively easy, and all sat
isfactory paper is readily taken at per
cent 1t is predicted by many that the
small sales of cotton now being made will
likely produce very quickly much closer
money ma rlyat
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Ia
S2f 00c for the account
BANK CLENRINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec, bank clearincs,
sl1, jOi, 900.
BALTIMORE Nd, Dec Bank clcarings,
s., 552, 202; balances. 1878 I26.
PnILApgLrruA, Pa, Dee. Bank clear
ings 10 day, SIG, 1853, 40. balances, 1855 jG7.
For the week ended today, clcarings. $50,
1883 balances $40, lol 90.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. Rank cloarinrs,
SlG5ih,0i0 balances ~ Goa. 53S. For the
week, clearngs d9, l,3 balances So
165,iiO For the same week last wear,
cloarings, SSGGil, 14j, balances SgG76, POI.
ST. LOUIS, No, Dec bank cloarings
today S3iOS, 72i; balances, SA5,6li For
this week, clearings, $1,000, $50; balances
81, i61, 09l. For last week, Clearings Sl7,.
2J, 76i; balances, S2,lIi,2lO. For CORE.
spending week last year 81, iGl, $50, balances
S2,37Ls2
New York, Dec Tho weekly bapl,
statement shows the following changes Re.
scryc decrease, 81, 23i 32j loans, increase
$5O, 200; specie, decrease, $l,S72. 900. LEGAL
tenders, increase, $lOij 200. deposits. de
crease, S3.p11, 800, circulation, decrease. sol.
100. Tho banks now hold 5000 1850 In cN-
,es, Of the % per cent rules. Clcarings to.
day. Sl2L0Jl, 65S; balance, SG2l2, 100. For
the week, clearings, j5,lj9l,I 400, balances,
S26,6i7,Ol0.
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Z. 7, r. g. Tr. rects, So
Union Pacific lists, llps
Vest Shore, l0I9s
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LIvERPooL.

Decrease IN receipts this year................
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Following is the present standing Of the club
In the two associations

THE PLAYING OF THE SENATORS.
The week has developed the fact that the Sena-
tors can play good ball II they have the proper
kind Of a leader. There have been four games
played-all with Philadelphia-of which three
were won and one lost. The record would have
been TOUR won had the Senators been well cap
served to bring the nine from the tailend to such
burg men must Be wondering what win
was to against the PhiiIies. o'Day and Glea.
son were the pitchers. The visitors hit harder,
eur ,ne nome men 6unc3s s cneir NUS ana earned
Casey, and had he been properly supported the
game would have been won. AS 1t was, with a
coaching, the game went to Philsdelpnia, ! 10 s.
The statesmen did some more OF their punched
batting on Wednesday, and won, to f. Whitney
ana Sanders were the pitchers, and the game was
neverin doubt after the second inning. On Thursday
1t looked for time though the Phillies had the
game, and were going to divide the honors, but
thanks TO lucky series OF errors and hits In the
the fifth, the Senators pulled the game up to tie,
and won IT In the next by Two more runs ODay
and Gleason were The pitchers, the former doing
magniicentiy after being hit hard In the first
three innings.
The team is learning to bat, and is playing a re-
markably strong game in the field. In these four
games ,he WasnngtOnS made 40 hits ana 10 er-
rors against % hits and y errors by the Philade
phias.
This is better that the week before, when in five
games the home team made 40 hits and 20 errors
To 80 hits and 26 errors by their opponents, In
danapOliS and PiItsburg.
The question now agiCated by the patrons OF the
game here Is, what shall be done with Gilmore?"
His game on Tuesday was unfortunately lost, but
that result was hot due TO his pitching entirely.
He Is being thoroughly trained by Manager Sulii-
van, and Is being pitched every morning for The
safe plan TO release him when the
club Is dependent upon Whitney and O'Day,
either OF whom may be disabled any Jay. The
Chances are all against Tie management'S getting
as good man anywhere, and the chances are thai,
like last season, Gilmore will soon brace up and
begin to pitch marve.ouS game.
The men are bat,ing freely, Myers improvement
being particularly noticeable. In the four games
this week he has made hits, nearly all OF them
at opportune moments Daily also made z, with a
total OF IL bases. Mack made = In each OF the two
games he played, and they were all very conven-
lent ones. ShOch has done almost MOI hing and
Hoy has made but 3, all In one game. But the
dumb man gets his base two times out Oh three,
being The best waiter on the team. OBrIen has
made 4 and DOnneliy 3, WlmOL 4, and Deasley 3.
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Condemned Locals.

The National Independent Coored Political
Union has elected the following delegates to attend
The National Democratic League in Baltimore July
4: l. &. Moore, DIR. X. Campbell, j. c. Smith, X. E
t'ilchriSt, j. Z. Reed, Fleming Thomas and r. NJ.
Dorsey.
W j. Burgess. OF GiesbOro' Point, yesterday al
lowed a white man 10 ride across the Nayy-Yar
bridge with him, and when he arrived home he
missed sos, which he thinks the man got from
him
AT a meeting OF the Womans National Press As
ISOLATION last night a resolution was adopted urg-
Ing upon the national republican convention "the
nomination OF a candidate who would not antag-
OniZe factions or force republicans into the demo-
cratic anu prohibition ranks, rs would James q.
Blaine"
Messrs. Ed J. Hannah. R. G. Campbell. and John
Mitchell, delegates to the national convention OF
states. leave tomorrow for Boston, TO attend the
convention.
In the circuit Court No. y yesterday, in the case
Of j. BelN Johnson against the District for dam
ages TO property caused by the Slash Run sewer a
Serdict OF one cent damages for the plaintiff was
rendered.
The will OF Lavinia Black. fled yesterday leaves
her estate TO Henrietta and Jos y. Smith after
OlspOslng OF some household fuTnltur PICTURES &c.
yesterday ChaS. Wood ipplied for a divorce from
Elli " OO1, 10 whom he was married June 4 1871
her maiden name being Jett- lie charges her with
adultery with a man named Kramer.
AT half-past O'Clock this morning there was q
slight fire in the stable in the rear OF house I22l
9Th street northwest.
DR.. ~ J. Faust has been appointed president OF
81 Matthews conference, Society OF ST Vincent de
PAU, IN place OF Mr.. Michael Manning, resigned.
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The Courts.


EQUITY COURT-Jud0e Cor.
Yesterday, Parker agt. Parker; further payment
for support OF children ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-.Jud0e Hd0ner.
Yesterday, Goldsmith agt. LadSOn; time ex-
tended.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Jud0e Merrick.
Yesterday, johnson agt. District; verdict for
plaintiff nun:na. damages.
PROBATE COURT-yn,,ga Cor.
Yesterday, estate Jos. II. Bradley; inventory,
ZIG, returned. Estate John Farrell: inven-
tory returned. Estate Lavini.. Black: letters tj-
tamentaIy granted. Estate Peter Mcintyre; peti-
tiOn OF Sister Beatrice for letters. Estate VIM ID.
Fuller; counsel fees allowed. Estate ChaS iiar,c;
letters OF administration 10 Emily Haltel, bond
500; Emily HArttl appuinted guardian, bond $780,
Estate Phlio Il. wrgnt; letters OF admin s,ratlon
u Z. w. Ho.cOnD, bond $780, Estate Jon, than
klrkwood; letters iestamenLary 10 Thos. Magill,
bond $780, Estate Virginia Burnett, letters OF ad-
mlnSlratiOn TO NJ. Keith, $1,000. Estate David
McInlire: account required by Friday, June 20,
1888. Estate Emma g. Wright, executor; author
ned TO accept payment. etc. Estate Cuthbert
Walker; letters teatamentary issued on special
bond $780, Estate Mdur &C Hanlon; letters OF ad.
minstratiOn to Beatrice Duffy, bond 500. Ac-
counts were passed follows: Estate Frances
Pranizkee. estate Geo. +. Mitchell estate Matilda
Madison. estate Dennis 4. Ryan, estate Herman A.
Scnimmelfennig, and OF Jos. j. Waters, guardian.
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How the Washings0ns have BcttereA
their Position In the Race-Games and
Notes,

The Senators took short rest yesterday before
playing In Boston. But the other clubs were play
ing ball, ana By means OF Chicago's defeat Of the
Pittsourg club the Washingtons were practically
tied for sixth place with the smoky city team.
Pittsburg leads by q very small fraction but the
clubs are 80 close that one game may change the
standing. The score In Chicago was II to 2 A
new man, named Byrnan, pitched to Daily for Chi
cago, and the PittsDurg battery was Calvin and
Miller. The debutante did well and kept the
Pittsburg men guessing. Chicago made Is hits
ana errors, and P1rtSburg hits and errors.
Eleven runs were made by Chicago In one inning
by means OF ten singles and home run. a
New York scored In the ninth, and won the
game from Boston, TO l. The batting was light
on both sides, and the fielding was excellent.
The batteries were Madden and Kelly and WEIGH
and Ewing. New York made hits and errors,
and Boston hits and errors.
Detroit helped the Senators along by defeating
indianapolis, to z. The batteries were Gruber
and Sutclne and Monatt and Buckley. Detroit
made II hits and errors, and Indianapolis 10
hits and errors.
At Observation-Disclosures s; Brooklyn, L At
Baltimore-Cleveland, 8; Baltimore, s. At Gin
clnnati-Cincinnati: 10; Louisville, & At Kansas
City-St Louis, 8; Kansas City, 1.
The high School team defeated the Orions at
capitol Park yesterday by score OF IL to 3
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
Il, no Of fho limbs
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.u,,,.cu,eu,s To-utrbt.

NATIONAL THEATER--Athletic Exhibition.
AIBlUGBs.-"BOccacci
HAKEIs'.-LOttie Church In sunk nown."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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OSE FACT

OSE FACT
Is worth column Of rhetoric said American states
man 1t is fact, established by the testimony of thou
sands OF people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure
scroiua, salt rneun, and other diseases affections
arising from impure state low condition of the blood
1t also overcons that tired feeling, creates good ap-
petite ana gives strength to part OF the system
II you need good blood purifier. tonic, appetizer,
try Hoods Sarsaparlla. 1t will do you good
MY daughter received much benefit from Hoods
Sarsaparlla excee tonic after protrscted At
tack of bronchial pneumonia" Rev. +. II. ADAMA New
Hartford, Conn.
HOODS SARsAPARII.LA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s.. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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STEAMER PILOT BOY,
SPECIAL ATTRACTION,

SATURDAY. June %. sunday-school Excursion.
Boat leaves Washington $50 am. 4:3O. 7:3O pm.
COllingwood Beach, . 80 am, o. 10 pm. Gents Tick
cts. SOC. gent AID lady, 75c.
On SUNDAY. June "a. BNai Birth, l. O. B. b.. have
chartered the Pilot Boy and CoIingwood Beach.
Tickets, SOC.
For Charters, &C., apply to L. J. wOOLLEN L Co,
110l Est .. W.. or Capt. WHITE, steamer Pilot Boy.
myl5-3m
Ho' FOR GREAT a KAH5s AND CABIN JOHN
steam packet EXCELSIOR makes her regular trips
'e$P$ iT1P Apply to ): 4 S2FEh hs:S '0'
Diver VIEW FOR 1883,
Steamer %S't PSPsos
and pm Tickets IS cents Every T sfEpGNSinE Say
ietes sna ssy al RIVER It a vsm
SAT leaving at 10 ain. returning At
Rib1sPE sssfs f: :s3sa
s%a Sac GS 81 the
tionGbie parties allowed on any of the above trips.
spi7.sm - : So -'''' HOO virginia . ave. .w
40 10 RIVER VIEW AND SEE THE GRAND
STiys the Ponies. We advertise nothing but Wat We
WAsHiNdToN scHUETzEN vERETN.
The schuetzen Park on 7th-sirset rO.d. being Tree
as S e q SS
parties only,
or terms apply to Hon 8. Wolf 02l r st Mr. Jno
Hockemeyer. 47z ST. NV, and ChaR Schroth, $50
st kElNHOLD SPBINGSGCTH
my25-1m Secretary.
Il OSTON BY SEA
ID Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Steamships sail from
Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston,
Every Monday. Thursday and Friday. O'Clock .. m
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare. including meal. aud main saloon. stateroom
berths, Sl250; round trip, 922 Upper deck state
room berths, S14; round trip 420. For further in.
formation see circulars ut all the Hotels in Washing
ton. or apply to-
4 I. HIGGINS. General Agent
Telephone Baltimore 247. my2I-Sm
NVHE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DIxEY
L. run daily making tIips every hour from Cumber
street. and loot OF High street. GEORGETOWN. stop
ping ct Holtzmsns. Table Rock. Boat Club and Dixey
Lsndings First trip up ct Am Last "Trip down q
parties. Dixey for charter. Run up or down st Si5
per day Pleasure boats Of al kinds tor hire ct both
my2l-3m JNO. CUMBERLAND son.
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JUST ARRIVED. q lot OF Genuine Japanese Rugs.
On sale at W. II. HOughton & Co., I214 street
northwest during week ending June 30. just the
thing for this climate; all sizes, and coloring
entirely new, and it will be worth your time TO In
SpeCL
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Ns6cdffors for he % hO'tTs commencing at y. m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
ware. and Nlrg. MA, light 70 fresh westerly winds,
stationary temperature, fair weather.
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INTERESTING READING,

II
HANDSOME BLACK BRoCADE SILK GRENA-
Dimes, DOC, 6ac-. Toe. SIC. 81 and eL25.
FANCY SILKS II checks ana strlpes all colors i'm
nense assortment. 81, 40. A.. isc.
HANDSOME SAITH PLAID INDIA LINEN, finest
quality. nearly yard wide price WAS Jc. reduced
BLACK SChAh SlLks. excellent qualify, full
width: price 75c.; reduced DOC.
SATIN MORE (WATEkED SILk). al colors price
I i; reduced oSc
35c
CHALLY DE LANES French styles. loc.
INDIA LINEN. nne quality. price WIS 15c; ne
duced &c.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs. French styles, l5c.
NUNS YELLING, pure fine WOOL 20c.
CREAM AlBAIkOos pure wool, extra vida double
width, special bargain. 374c.
CAkTERA
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather. all pure hne WOOL immense double
width, cash value 81 Nc reduced 374 NC.
BLACK CASHMEkE SHAW LIS, pure wool, e1.5O
FIGURED INDIA LINENS. bssutifui French
styles, nearly yard wide, lOc
full dress goods all pure WOOL all colors. wide double
width, aud the price reduced 45c.
NUNS YELLING. bssuliful lace styis. pure wool
CASHMERE sHAwLs. pure WOOL Cream. Cardinal
and Hue, elza
Presenfs for Customers who boy e6 or over Pair Of
Six Embroidered Corsets or hall Dozen Danssk Nap
kins; OF pair of Towels worth 81
Buy $40 or over aid srloct handsome Bridal Quilt
two pairs Dsmask Towels or one dozen Damask Nap
6nA AlS
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Gas COOKING RANGES. al sHEDD BROS

LAST OPPORTUNITY to buy nne Roses, etc. See
advertisement In Auction column by Williams
Co, AuctiOneers.