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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-13

The Flour markets are without new features,
and .current prices are fully maintained by both
miliers and wholesale dealers. Wheat is stronger
in tone, and We again note an active demand for
sweet, sound samples, while other sorts are moved
moro easy sales at 49, rs, 70 and 80 for very
inferior to good, SO to SS for steamer and such
lots as would grade No. 2, and at So to 80 for
good to strictly choice Lancaster milling Wheats
Corn is firm at 6Oa63 for " bite and yellow, and
at GO to 81 for mixed. Rye and Oats are steady.
Eggs and Potatoes are quiet. Other produce is
hi cher on account of the falling off in receipts OF
fab. due to cold northwest winds.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Cotton steady, with a
moderate inquiry; middling 91salO. Flour firm
and fairly active Howard street and Western
sinner 81 37a2 10; do extra SO 00a3 rs; do fam.
ilv 81 GOa4 so; city mills super 81 3la2 60;
AZ sTtre s3 OOa3 rs; do Rio brands 81 hOa4 rs
pot.nsco superlative patent So 80; do family
eS15 Wheat-Southern steady and quiet red
90, "a. amber 93a96; Western easier: No win
ter red spot SShaSS3. April SS4asS4; May
s9bss9s, June 9Oa60ls; July sSaoSsa Corn
Southern steady for white; yellow higher: " mite
62bs63: yellow 61a62; Western higher; mixed
spot 81 1852; May 69Aa594; June o9ao91a
oats steady: Southern and Penna 3oa4 West,
ern white 4is42 do mixed 3sao9. Rye urn at
7Oa74. Hay firm prime to choice western 81
a16. Provisions firm, with good demand. Mess
Pork SIS. MISUNDERSTANDING ana clear Iih
sides packed 7aSt Bscon-shoulders IteaS 2
clear rib sides 81 hams 12a12a4. LardE ~ M
ssa. Butter easier; Western pscAeo zia24
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-13

DEATH OF Mr.. POLLOCK. Mr.. Charles
Lee Pollock prominent member OF the
LoulOun and Fauquier bars, died suddenly
yesterday morning at Lection Forest" the
bone OF his father, Rev. A. D. Pollock, near
WaTten,ou the deceased was grandson
ciGharIe- Lee, Attorney General in Wash.
inSiSu's ADMINISTRATION, aud ranked high as
sawycr Of ability. He was president OF
tde last democratic congressional convention
Tor Ibis district, which met in this city IN
August 1856 and which adjourned without
nskice nomination He had many
Iilends in this city. His age was about 40.
New SCHOOL HoUsE.-The City School
Board las night decided to erect new
'ctooi housa FOR white boys, and gave the
contract to Mr.. William Gibson, he having
been awarded the same few years since
Shen the new building was first decided
Hpou. The building Will be two story,
tIhl foomed house, after the style of The
Auadon building. in Washington, and will
cosl Oetween $4,000 and Sll 900 twill be
eeetet on Washington street, either on the
coiler Of Wolfe or south of the corner, the
exact site tc re determined later.
LOLIcE REPoRT-Last night was clear
d n Inc station house.
ms Mayor this morning disposed of the
Glowing cases
TANK Walker arrested by officer Simp-
Na TO- SO assault on i. Tabor, was fined SO
Henry Pnrk, arrested by officers Jones
a0d Ticer ,r being drunk and disorderIy,
%1s.sent to iail COR 10 days. -,
Noses Stephens colored, charged with
5i'orderly conduct a. the local depot was
discharged.
a tARsoNAL-2ev. L. r. Steel, of the Pfo5e
3 G G.!t Messenger, was guest at sthe brao
q soSS House to-day.
Mrs Charles DsYoung, of Philadelphia
g s,a "a u me city on visit to her parents, Mf.
E ~ Mrs Henry Schwarz
SAFE Senator R. w. Moore, OF Fairfax,
ny oeen invited to b. one of the six gentle
,,i sa selected to attend, as special represent
6 y. "1' rom this State, the immigration Con
s. M MI TO be held at the Hot Springs, N. T.,
u lie 18th inst.
nv, liant LOWER FREIGHTs "A gentleman
= non Tie county, writing to a commission
q T'yIant 10 this city to fill an order says
us a, not the people of Alexandria in the
In. elections try to elect to the Legisla'
,.i,t uen who will insist on lower rates Of
Il. lite present very high local rates
"a to,bs'y Injurious to Alexandria as we'll q:
f. 'ps people of the State"
500 eriy delinquent for State taxes for 1851
3 Islec ssle in front of the Market Build
@ :tyn aly sld, with few exceptions, was knocket
'he State. The sale was SHINY attended,
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ALexanaria Gazette.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 13.
LOCAL MATTERS

ro- tbi, section warmer, feir weather, winds
As1op, ing light to fresh southwesterly
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r NsTANTANEOUs PROCESS !
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

As the spring progresses and the weather be-
comes more seasonabe, business begins to "look
up"-a little and trade to revive. Money matters
are very quiet, the demand being limited while
the supply is quoted abundant elsewhere than IN
the country. Government bonGs are quiet but
steady. State securities are very quiet and nomi-
nal. Railroad bonds are firm and in demand, the
sales including Virginia Midland lists at II 6 and
1T, 2Js at 115, 3ds at 107 and 109, and 5ths
st 977s
NEW YORK. April 13.-The stock market was
again quiet and barely firm at the opening this
morning though majority of the list was slightly
higher than last evenings closing figures. The
market exhibited no change from the conditions
existing for the past few days, the transactions
being almost entirely confined to eight or nine
stocks. Prices were inclined to advance in the
early dealings, but the fluctuations were extreme.
ly narrow and prices soon retired below those OF
the opening. The DEPRESSION however, was very
short lived and on an increased business tho list
moved up There was no special feature and at
II o'clock tn {, market was quiet and steady to
firm, generally at small fractions better than
opening figures. Money easy at 2a;'.
BALTIMORE, April 13-yirginia Is cousolidatoi
:; past-due coupons =; 1O-40s with coupon =:
new So 6 1 bid to-day.
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spio ery delinquent for State taxes for 1886
tg 1sIec ssle in front of the Market Build
.sxn nay a. d, with few exceptions, was knocked
Inc State. The sale was SHINY attende /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-13

We have Just received full sappiy. os'A
.oeues given to any applicant. ,po
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-13

A leap year ball was given at McBurney g
Hall last night by number Of young ladies
IF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-13

BALTIMORE April Virginia Is CONSOLIDATE
=; past -due coupons =: 1O-4Os with coupon :
new 80 6 1 bid to-day.
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RAILROADS.
piedmont AIR LINE.


IN NJ sehed ule in eject June ca. 1883.
Cortopsxiii: - Tenn Mail Duly for warrenton
besS~an Snsrlottsy1lls Lynchburs and stations
Ssiar AHsznsny SPRINGS. bristol, Knoxville, home
si.eS yMtontsomery and New Orleans pullman
- A. M--Fast n all Daily for warreaton Char
uh1 @ordonsylle. Stations Ches 4 Ohio Route
~. koeky Mount. Danville stations be-
SSnatiStee, Columbia Augusta. Atlanta BirninS-
Montsomery. New Orleans Texas and California
ton With Pullman sleeIers Mon ornery TO New oriesn.
t 49, mann Boudor seepers for Birminsban. vicks-
Columbia and Augusta sold trains Wa.hingtSn To
sAhta Does not connect for c. and o. route points
g IS p. M.-Dafly except Sunday. for Manassas
strssburg, and intermediate stations
% 70 PA-Nsssern Express Daily for Warrenton
Anq summer resorts on and near line Of Chesapeake
and Ohio route. Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains
Washipgton TO louisville and White SULPHUR Springs
~ ~ Louis: cor Lynchburx Bristol Chattarooe.
Nashv1lle Memphis. Little Rock and all southwestern
ko.n,s;i InrYnse Pullman sieepers Washington to
n;o0 P.M.-southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg Danville Raleigh, Asheville Charlotte Column
leans. TeIae and California Pullman sleeper Wash
Hston to New Orleans. wa Atlanta. and Montgomery
sbense. Pullman Sleeper Baitiuc re and Washington
Trains on Warrington and Ohio division leave Wash
= Daily arrive Round Hill II:4s An and 7:21 p
N Returning leave Round Hiil $50 AN. Daily. and
An n Daily exceBt sunday arriving washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
md S .srys b.so and al n
I'D Ohio route, and ehsslottesviiic at $40 RM;
furnished and bs.xsse CHECKED at ofica 1900 Penn
ksSs and and #
~ General Passenger Agent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EXPECT April. %


OF NEw JERSEY a AvENUE And btiS sfR REFER
TOT Snlcaso and Northwest, express daily lO:55l
:. fer Cincinnati and St Louis. express daily 3 AMI
fes f1t,shurx and Cleveland. express daily 1885.
m and y 10 pm
For Phlladelpha a. Newark. and wilmington, 7:3o /
M zoo and SO Pm daily, express.
Philadelphia Is am. and rs: is pm
FEB sin<er'y and intermediate points 50 30 Am.
For baltimore. >. 6:3O, $40. 7:3o. 80. GAS. IL
trsin $50 . 20 i. !. 5S. 30 as 4 s5 ante
i 9s s sGnda 4s 5 60 s sas s s5 and
For 2 A An 0 $40 and 80 m Ialq and 80
5arolis 40. s:7 M Il :o5. as $50 DO p.. ' san
For Way staiions bstWeen Washington and Balti-
U %Sr saSss go 400 NM l?l9 o 80 81 S45 pm
Fer stations on the Metropolitan branch. :35 a
"a 3 . lSf R g Sn stations only 1oioam
For Gath r-burz aud intermediase points tsam.
For Boyd's and intermediats stations. " pm, $40
Church train leaves Washington On Sunday only at
10 Pm, stopping at al stations on Metropolitan
Ior Frederek t1o:lo Am. 70. t4:35. 1850 PIN
Tor Haserstown. no 10 an and IA .3op.m.
d Tor Luray AMI points on the shenandoah Valley z.
70 Roanoke, aud al points south via Norfolk and
Tratns arrye from Chicago daily 7:2u am and 5: Is
, m; from Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS daily 20 a. m
and 90 from P1ttsburg daily 20 IN. ) 5
T. u
From Philadelphia. Chester, and WilIninuton 10; A
IN zoo 10. and 9;O5 !. daily.
From singerly and IntrrineCiate points north Of
Balunore 10 a. N. daily aud l2:l Is m sunday opl w.
- Trans leave BaltInIore for Washington al Is 70,
oSO Id ~ S:Vo 10 t4o-niinlte tram, IL (4J-miI-
Ute trSinl a. H. l.:l3.2 3 41O, . Is. $50, y H.
~, and ii y m on sundays. $50, .. y:OJ. 10 a
II. Ii. = 10. q 30. -, 10 anil 10 30 u m
Except sunday Daily. SUNDAY only.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
Genes on order. left al ticket Offices 0l9 and 1851
leHL-J lvaulsl ave.
". NJ CLEMENTS. CHAS O SCUII.
apo Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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DIED

sh hIkIS ak q SATURDAY, sHy July S1s Is ISIS
the MY second year OF her are,
m. from Israel es%rsh July say, 81 az. nv e
/ streets southwest.
:, BAKER. In Baltimore. on July 2s lsss. after .
Of the late Capt ]. X. Baker.
Fansral from ths rsdenoe Of her .on-in-l.~, J. r
at D m Interment private
, DAVIDSON y, In Alexandra Va sunday TorPins
som IN ih srS N yess q his ass
ing. at half-Isst 10 O'Clock.
HENNING. On sunday morning July 20, lsss st
sxs sea k GEGhA infant da1gPter q
eleven days
FRIENDS and relatives respectfully invited to at
l52f street southeast, Tuesday, July 81.
s sscksoM A. MSshipst9p orSys SUNDAY; Jsly 70.
and Matte A. jackson. sed nine months aud eleven
Funeral services Tuesday morning July 81, 10
O'Clock. at Chapel Oak Hill Cemetery.
XII n "a asss q s', s
lishnent ioss sth, near stree, norssTe.t fus-daS
July 81 4, O'Clock y M Ksisrves and friend. are
sS1a 1s ss al lsss s.a and g.
A tear within fathers eye.
mothers aching heart,
Can only tell the pain
How hard IL Is 70 part.
Funeral win take place the residence Of it's sr.
ents 1887 Half street southwest Tuesday, July 81
O'Clock p. m
QBoLD. On Sunday, July %. 1883, ct 30 an.
AGNES v. infant child of & Frank aud the late Annie
l. OBod. AGED four months
Funeral will take place Tuesday July 81. st 10
from residence Of its grandmother. Mira H. A. MOTION.
vited 20 attend.
Wy Isss ct s.s q 6, d c.
The funeral will take place st her home TUESDAY.
July 81 1883 at O'Clock p. m
TALENT. The funeral Of Mrs. LAURA NJ TAI
LENT, daughter u Dir. Is. r. Council. viii take place
Chanel.
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THk EVE Cut OUT on A MORMON xlssroxakv-
WOMEN wHIPrEn
The White CAPS have been heard frnrn an p,r-x
County, Ind, near the Crawford County line. Tbs
victims were two Mormon missionaries ana twx
women The Mormon elders Franklin Nurra,
ana Jones Fallon, were driven out OF Muhlenhurr
County, KY, several weeks ago by the citizens
They ned across the Ohio. landing near Roma
Ind, and went back into the country ana began
spreading the tenets OF their faita Ia one OF the
most nhterate sections OF that part OF the state
Two women, Clara and Maggie Tying were Tie
oniy CONVERTS and when the elders started NORTH
ward, the women accompanied them intondinc g.
assist the missionaries IN their WORK uptu they
ansyille and ST. Louis Railroad. where they wera
10 take q train for Missouri GO Join a numher "a
converts recently gained IN that state on Thur--
day they arrived IN the extreme northern portlon
OF the county and stopped nj the house az a widow
named Mrs Thomas The door OF the room occu.
pied by the missionaries was forced ana the
frightened men and women taken 90 the wood i
where were about twenty White Cars The two
elders were stripped 90 the waist ard tied 90 a
tree, and each regulator administered fiye lashes
10 each victim One blow struck Fallon IN the
eye, destroying the sight. Both men tainted be-
fore the punishment was ended one OF the
women WAS logged until she swooned, and the
other was told that II they did not return home
they would get double punishment aud the Inls-
sionaries would hang unless they left the country
at once. The regulators then dispersed and tbs
uninJured woman summoned assistance ana had
the victims taken 60 the house where they now
lie In a critical condition
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AtchT.& ST
Ral1 TAI
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND. July 80 - Virginia SKIES, con-
soidated. 34x past due coupons, GA do. new threes
66z; do. ten-forties 35l bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 3O.-Cotton nomnally Arm
-mddiinv, i044. Flour fairly active and firm. How
ard street and western super, 250a2S5: do extra.
2.a0a2.65: do. extra, 3.25a3 Is; do. Rio brands,
4.60a4.S5; Patapsco superlauve patent. 40: do.
family, 800 Wheat-southern. active and higher
Fultz S7a9l Lcngberry. ssa92; western; stronger
gust gOaa9o% September, gftsa9lzs: December.
y3Sa93h. Corn-southern, quiet but firm white,
6oh0.: yellow, J1ao9; western. dull mixed spot 50
BID, August 52a52H september. 525sa52st; year. 40
a46H. Oats quiet and easier-southern and Pennsyl-
vanis, 3sa44, western white, 43a43; western mixed
4la4! Rye quiet ana steady. 6Os82 Hay steady
prime to choice western, 1S.00al9.0O. Provisions
fairy active ana hrIn u Mess pork. 10. so. Bulk
meats-shoulders clear rib sides, packed, 1As
o.. Hams, I3a14 Lard refined, 91.. Butter firm
western packed, l4al8: creamery. 1sa20. Eggs.
Coffee, dull Rio esrgoes. fair, l4s Sugar hrm-A
steady-I26al2s. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
nprmLSott3n: 5,32d- Hour per ton. los gram.
l45, 900 bushels corn. 1000 bushels; oats 10000
bushels: rye, 1000 bushels. No shipments. Sales
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels
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GEO W. sTICKNEY. AuctiOneer. Y3o street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT FRONT
ING is FIT On SIkEET, NEAR COSNEC-

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT FRONT
ING is FtET On SIkEET, NEAR CONNEC-
1ICUT AVENUE N0RTHWEST.
Ry virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber No
the d Of Columbia aud at the request of party
premises. ON TUESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. :, that GER
tam piece or parcel of land known and described
same 10 recorded in Lber W. F. folio l3 of the rec
ords OF the surveyors Office for the Distract Of Column
bla sold subject to certain deed OF truss to the
sum Of I,1OO, payable three years from July o.
1897. Interest at per cent payable semi-annually
Terms OF sale: One-half OF the purchase money In
cash and the balance III 90 year. with the
nnaliy and secured by deed OF the property
sold or all cash ut the option of the purchaser. de-
eonyeysneing aud recerdil purchasers cost Terms
VI sale TO be complied with in fifteen days.
ROBERT + BkADLEi, ! ru..
B21-eodSds JOHN ; sWORMsTEDTI ifus'eeA
TWo-sTORY BRICK STORE HALL, AND DWELL
WEsT, NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET
on WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST FIRST. AT Blk
O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the premises, part
ant Plains fronting "a 3ll0O feet ON 9TH street with
depth of l2O feet with right of way Of 4foot aIley
to Sth street northwest.
This property improved by large Brick Dwelling
store rOom and large Hail. which be used separate
from each other al together desired Water ana
gas, aud an S-tOot cellar under store.
This property Is on 9TH street line Of Metropol-
north of Boundary street
at one and two years notes to be given bearing per
cent interest payable semi annually and to be se
eafsd oy coed OF trust ON property, or ali cash at
to b. e0mped Win IN ID days Otherwise sS Terms siT
reserved 10 resell At ne rsk and cost Of defaulting
DUNCANsCN Bhos.. Aucuoneers. iyae-d
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The Messnxc Never Came.
CURIOUS AGREEMENT BETWEEN coCRrIkSDT rALMxa
AND A FkIEND WHO nIED BEEOkE HIN.

CURIOUS AGREEMENT BETWEEN CoCRTI.kNDT rAInxu
AND FRIEND WHO DIED BEFokR HIM.
According 70 New YORK dispatch Courtlandt
Palmer and stephen Pearl Andrews had an agree
ment that the ono who died frst was 10 possible
TO communicate from the spirit land with the sur.
vivor. year was 70 be allowed for the phenome-
non TO take place, and In u did not the con-
ciusion was TO be that the theory OF splrituaistc
intercourse was false. Andrews was Spir1tualist.
The two men were anxious 20 settle the question,
while at least one lived whether the spirits OF uhe
dead communicated with the living. so they
made the agreement described Each memorized
sentence, and this was II feasible, 20 he sent ny
the one who died 10 the one who yet lived through
some medium hundreds OF miles away. Nobody
else was TO know the words Andrews died last
autumn, and Palmer, although without faith,
waited for the promised message. IL did not come.
Andrews was frequently represented as speaking
through various mediums here and there, hui he
did not mention Palmer or the compact
Not long before CORTLAND Palmers death he
talked with several friends about the Unkept
promise by stephen Pearl Andrews, and declared
that, II the expiration OF the year did not bring
the Doof 20 the contrary, he should Set down
Spirftualism a sure deluslon. AS he died bef0ra
the end OF the year, and without 10 Tar as known,
disclosing the test sentence 70 anybody this at
tempt by two OF the Nineteenth Century Club
men TO ascertain the truth as 20 splritualisln
comes 10 nothing satisfactory.
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The Courts,

POLICE C0URT--Judge Miller.
To-day, VIM. Given and Henry Hurley, disor
derby; s. each. WIN. Givern, JAS Brown, Henri,
Lewis, Arthur Thomas and Jno. Forrest, do; IS
VIM. Thomas, do; do. Andrew Ferguson, do do
VIM. Rollins, indecent exposure; S.. Chas. WI
iiams, trespass on park; do. David Fitzgerald
vagrancy; %orkhouSe. VIM. Bremmer, disorderly
s.: w. Hoffman. do. S or 10 days Benjamin.
FRANKLIN. DO; DO. Fanny Turner, throwing stones
So Walter Thomas, exposure OF person; s.. FRANK
Dent and Harry Hobbs, disorderly; IS. Geo. Slate,
and Mollie Prott vagrancy; wOrkhouse. Alfred
Regis, disordery; $40. Jas. Walker, ARRAY; g.
Ellen Ale profanity; s.. Ada Culbert, disorderly
s.. Willis Page, vagrancy; workhouse Alex
Poole, disorderly; s.. Charles Hilton, vagrancy;
sentence suspended. stephen Gatu, Obstructins
street; s.. Cora johnson, disorderiy; IS. Kate
oriary. Az Tobias Si@nscn nrofaniIv Sco't pe I,s
Pratt, vagrancy; do. VIM. Mack and Frank Ma
gruder disorderly; S.. Richard Eagan, disorderly
s.. Chas. Thomas, do; s.. John Nilsson, no light
on hack; IS.
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOuBLK TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
EFFECT lime an

IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. 1883
1hetSs EkA 1Th hSD Ehe s Is rSE
LOWS: A -'N
FOtE1,,.eurg and the West chicago Express
Line. 90 am. daily, 20 Cincinnati and 1T. Louis,
and Harrlbarx 70 St fSusi daily eIeept sa,nrsy
1. ChIeago. with sleeping Car Altoona TO Chicago.
Cars Mssh,ngt9n to chicaso al 81 louis. and eI
DAILY az Harrisburg with thro Ish sleepers for
Louisville and MeInPhis Pacific Express, 1000
ihroush Sleeper to PitisburE. and Pittsburs 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaisua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
1000 Pm: daily. eSceSt Saturday. with Sleeping
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmirs. at $50
10, Am Sa;s d ally except zee ,S sunday Fh ION ooo
n 40 an 2a 100. 40: 1000, and 20 m on
iIso Pm Lmtsd EIpTess Of PnIm nooP 8as sna
Cars 40 IN daily. except Sunday. and 5 40 D.
For Boston without change. Zoo PM every dag.
For Bar Harbor without change daily. except Satur-
For Rockyn, y. T.. all through trains connect at Jer
direct transfer 20 Fulton street, avoiding donbis
ferrias- scross New York City.
600 II 9bSG and snS 90 sum sum:
pm L tD a fip 1S AZ i9 F S90 1Soo and
an weekdays and 8 40 p LII daily. with Dining
For BALTIMORE. e.s5. 52o. 900. 40 $50, IL 90
and do a 40 IN II 1s 40 2io1, 3t5 4:1h APO
III, bOu. 80. 1000. and IL ~ pm
For Popes Greek Line. 20 and 40 pm. daily
- except sunday
isy seE SUM s sandss SO sai
m. 4:I0p.m-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. GOO. 6:35. S:4O.9.I5, 1857 an
l-.O4 noon 2.O5. LIS. 100. So, q o. 4 :O5
l0sQ0. and ii 81 ON sunday q 90, %; Az
l0; An. 80. 90. s:o5. and 1905 pm.
tceonln0dstion for QuAntico. 90 pm. weekdays
Tor Richmond and the South, q 90 no; 81 I'm daily
- and q % Pm daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON 6 90, 7:05
sOO, s-lO, 1913 ll.07 am. LEO. 300. BIB
2:Io, %, 3:.S2, 1882 and IL % pm. ON sun
Gay ats: 10 and ll:O7 am, 200, o:l0, 7:05, o. ~
and 10 ~ pm
TtketS and Information at the Office northeast cor
Der Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and AZ
the station where orders be left for the Checking
81 basgae % destination from hotels and residences
CHAs. L PUGH j WOJD
Oruneru Manager. Ijc4l Gen. Pa AGENT
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Tne stock market opened
quiet and heavy this morning though FIRST prices
as compared with Saturdays closing figures were
quite Irregular Considerable weakness developed
which St. Paul, Reading, Union Pacific and North
Western were most conspicuous and during the
first half hour trading st. Paul declined x, New
England, Reading, Lackawana and North Western
following with per cent EACH and the rest OF the
list with smaller losses. The decline was accom-
panied by moderate degree OF animation, but
the market afterward reacted slightly and became
dull The weakness soon reappeared, however, and
still lower prices were reached In many OF the
leading stocks, and at IL o'clock the market was
quiet and weak at the lowest prices reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-30
An INDIAN OUTBREAK.
4 Fight and One Of the RsAskins
Killed.

The War Department has received o telegram
nom the commanding ofncer ct San Carlos ARR,
as follows:
AT the request Of the acting Indian agent
yesterday sent Capt. Lee, 10th cavalry,
with bis troops and some scouts up San Carlos
TO arrest three Indians reported entrenched In
rocks and resisting Lee. Upon arrival found they
one OF which they were found. The
scouts exchanged shots with q small
party said TO belong to Cassadair's band. Scouts
think they killed one Indian. About or p. m
some scouts and herders driving $50 agency cattle
TO grazing camp were attacked BY party OF Indiant
Is miles from here. Scou.s and herders 1ed, and
what became OF cattle is as yet unknown.
am expecting to hear from him hourly
will do all can TO quiet Indians, but there may
be serious trouble The bands are those OF Cas-
dairs and Chilchuaua. Seicer thinks II Indians
will leave reservation they will 60 North and
West. Line TO Apache down for several days"