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rUvIE GREAT
II PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT


IN EFFECT JUNE sd. 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION
CORNER Sixth AND STREETS. As Fol-
For 1ttsDurg the West Chicago Limited Express Of
Line . 80 am. daily, TO Cincinnati and St Louis,
With Sleeping Cars from Pttsburx to CINCINNATI
p tacaso WITH 10 sesPns Car chcas
Ess,sTn kIPress At 30 pm daily, with Sleeping
eeIt Saturday. Harrisburg to Cleveland connecting
louisville and Memphis. Pacific Express. 1000
Pm. daily, for Pfttsburz and the West. with
through Sleeper TO Pttsourg and Pttsburg u
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For brie Cans,ndaisua. Rochester; Buffalo Niasara
Car Washington to Rochester.
an. daily except T sunday n ana EimirA az ';''
For New York an. sdo the East, no 600, 90 and
s1nSa So g;oo n 90 An 200 NJ 1000; and
Cars 10 m daily except SUNDAY. and As it,G p.
N. daily. with Dining Car.
For Boston without change. 200 ,: m. every day.
For Bar HsrbOr without change daily. except satur-
For 3rockiyn, n y all through trains connect at Jer
sey CITY with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex, sferdins
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For fs6Ss NsS 30 90 and IL 40 an
IL am M 6 5 10 IS 90 10 90 snd
iI2e L,rat nit ElpTess al, PSrlor Cars 40
For B'l5n9Ss. ss5 go 800 SO. go 90 90
$40. 500. : 40, 10: 90 and IL 20 pm on Sun.
4:1O. 8 90. Z: 40. 1000. and IL 20 pm.
For fopes Greek Line. 20 and 44O pm. daily
: except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 20 and 300 m, 1905. 20, and
900 p. M daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 300 ..
nj, 4 lOp.m
ALI XANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For AeIandris. 90. 6:35. $40. e:45 1857 am.
12:9t moor. EOS. 4a2S 500. 5:53, ;03. :o5.
1857 an, 80. 5.55, S;o5. and 1O:O5 pm.
Accommodation for Quantico. , 90 pm. weekdays
EorE iClmOQd nd he R.OO "a a halls
- and b % pm daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6 :05, 7:05.
300. 9:1O. 1915. IL :07 an. 90 800, g.:
$40. 500 8: -, 1892 and IL :O5 pm. on sun
AID DAP pm
Tickets and information at the office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and az
The station where orders be left chez king
Of baAxe TO destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. z PUGH. j. r. MOOD.
General Manager ue4I Gen. Pas Agent
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

EUGENE F. ARNOLD, Trustee
1y31-d&ds AS Louisiana ave.
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TOMORROW.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 ct NV,
SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES

The entire stock Of Boots and Shoes, including Fix
lures OF the well-knovn shoe deaes Jos A. Repetti
1910 l4th st to be sold at auction compr1sinK
fine lines of Mems. Ladies' Boys and Misses Shoes
commencing WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST
FIRST. at TEN O'CLOCK. and EVENING at SEVEN
OCLOCk-day to day until entire stock Ia disposed Of
Sale to take place at 1910 14th st. NV. ty3O-5t
Two-sToRY BRICK STORE, HALL, AND DWELL
l. ING, No. 2040 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET.
O'CLOCK we win sell in front Of The premises, past
of Lots Al and "A of Haws al subdivision of Pless-
ant Plains fronting "a 3l100 feet 7th street with
depth OF l20 feet with right Of way of 4foot alley
to 18th street northwest.
This property is improyed by large Brick Dwelling
storeroon and large Hail. which be used separate
from each other all together desired. Water and
gas. and an S-foot cellar under store.
This property is on 7th street. line of Metropol
tan Railroad and 7th-street cars being immediately
north of Boundary street.
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in equal instruments
at one aud two years notes to be given bearing per
cent interest, payable semi annually and to be
cured by iced OF trust on property, all cash at
option Of purchaser. deposit of 5000 required at
sale CoDveyanc,ng, SC, at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in 10 days, otherwise right
reserved to resell at the risk and of defauting
purchaser after days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, DC
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioueers jy26-d
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During the twenty -four hours ending ct O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows: Michael joachim white, 40 years;
Ella Fetterman, white, "a years; Herbert watkins,
white, months; Susan N. Jenkins white, 20
years; Laura Talent, white, "a years; Ella
Chesiey white. days; Annie Kidd, white, month; ;
colOred, % years; Wilton Lyles, coored, % days;
Rosa Mahoney, colored, l year; Rstella Chase.
VIM. Edw. Chase, colored, SO years; Pink William,
colored, months; Mary L Hughes. c0lored. s
mQplhS
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DIED..
uesday mornins. July 3lst lssk

OIkO.
" EH:.s.s sS:ss iuy s .ss d tss.
uss :. Nd TN ys." and seven n0nihs
cLsyELAnp: On July 81. Isss. ., so eeloots
400 n q ne rsssdsncs q hs,'2n IN Lax lame ThV
After short iiness. IN the seventy year Of ns
Funeral VIII take piscs from Trinity Catholic Church.
yssss ..s g. on rhnr.dsy "a inst :, oeo
.ts n.. HsE:IaS W. ri isss
FsBsrsi ssryios. q. oal Hm oemsssry chapel w.a.
isn invite. S % s.,. S Relatives ..a
DOM. July 3oth, 1856, 81 7:lo p m After lons
and Painful Hines Rosa LILLIAN IN the MN yea
g her age dearly beloved daughter o. oliver and sus
fuDsr.i VIII s.ls place from parents. re.ldeues 4Io
Friend. and relsusss srs invited 70 ss,enG I 'h .
hA a eqFErd.y ..'s; Sqy 81
fgnsrl van ,.he place from her 6rotssrs rs-iasncs
90 ssrss M no.h y ThGrsdsy pornns August
1sss. VAN HORN. con Of Issbeia and A n McCor
ME siis' s:is on .s s I,r 50 &.
sional cemetery.
Willy sc s. q asa ss.s.ss Oh
crime Nauman
Our dear papa nov e gone
oi T.: ..s sS:s W. ..s S, sss Z: s. .;
Funeral viii take place from his lsse residence
I S,siSss Relative: and iii.sS: .rs S:sp:ss
RElsER On Tuesday morning. July 81, 1855 Mi~
MARY kElskR ct O'Clock, 81 her late rssadence pOs
u street southwest
funera notice hereafter.
sTooPs On Monday. July 30. 1885, ct $40 pm,
JAMES WILLIAM MARSHALL. youngest child an
only son Of Mullen Columbus and Kate stoops, ere
nine months and twenty -four days
Funeral from the residence OF his parents Pa Four.
and.shalf street southwest On wednesday. August i
II IL q
WILSON. In Albuquerque. n. NJ, July 2l. lsss
Ih WING T0MNsEND. infant son OF walter M ant
Theresa 4. Wilson, grandson Of Rev. l. l. Townsend
a9ed four mouths.
OF such IL the Kingdom Of God
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AIMS Ham V,oos

Rsndsrs the hair sofs plant and siossy. pso.
motss fresh srowth. and cures sruptivs dis
sasss of the scalp. Mary 4 Jsoksou. salsm.
Masa.t writss; Il have used Ayers Hair vieor
for number Of jean. and It has always given
me sstisfaetion. II - IN excellent DRESSING.
prsvsats the hair from turning cray. insurss
it. vigorous growth. and Keeps the scalp white
and cissn."
"seysral months ago my hstr commenced
falling out and in few weeks I vs. almost
bald thought bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and. astsr usins only part oft, my head Wa
covered With heavy growth Of b. .f.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove. Ky.
AYERS HAIR vI0oR,
Prepared by DR.. J. @. Aver 90. Lowell,
Mass. Sold BY Druggists and Perfumers. ja23
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association would probably have the part o. TIE
fence across Linden street rebuilt tonight
WHAT PARK nRslpRxD sAY.
Tue ohAnces are that the people OF LeDrosS fask
WIN make no further resistance 70 opening Of
Linden street. though thsy SIN contend thas their
private rights ere bslng violated
oio NOT know certainly what the Park anDoG Atom
NO woulo 90, put he thought they would not res'ss
Reprsssnsssivs Busssrvorsp ,.,d saas the ssop,s
OF the park had alwayS roearded the 0CnsseS %
their private ways and the Commissioners hid APP
peareo 20 concur In thia Whenever Il was D
aones nad reiigiously regarded the fiGhss Il the
PARK people and declined 70 enter the boundaries
70 make improvement The Commissioners would
nos venture 70 improve the streets without having
tnem conveyed 70 the city. He did not know that
tnere was any use fighting any longer.
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fuSEkAL-rhe funeral OF Mt. Francis K. David
Prince street. near Royal ADD he was buried be-
side bis wife, who died about ave weeks ago Mt.
Davdson Was the father OF ar Welborne David
son. Pharmacist OF South washington, ana owned
some real estate IN the District He has rcxoeo 81
the present location OF his dwelling for half cen
tury, and has oecn known as q quiet skillful, and
most Industrious gentleman. who reared there
family and with hh honest hands has accumrs
lated competence Death has lately been busy
dred yards nve mature personal---very. Jacobs,
BohranA Markell and Ma Davs-have died
within ten dayA
The nAcHKks' NsTTrup--lTne Peabody Iusri.
tute resumed ia session this morning. and VII
continue four more days In session
NoTeA-udge stuart has dissolved the ,utunc.
uon IN the case OF smoot Co agt the ArlinctoB
BY the receiver, but continued II % the orient al
directing that no money be paid out until ths
further order OF the court-wm- Douelas A
calker at the shipyard, wtll-known In the IN
ward, died last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
moderauon OF the mayor N the inposftion al
nnes, some e&2 was ievtec IN nne< al Il las
court but there were sixteen persons on trial
James Y. Skiilman was buried TINS afternoon fror.
his late home, 21o South Patrick street, Rev. Dr
Mercer, OF the Baptist church, officiating SONS
large cargoes OF poplar logs Will b. Shipped herr
Nina CLEVELAND GoEs A YAcHr1ra.-Nr. ana
MA Glider with MrS. Cleveland and few Invite
TRENDS. among them Robert w. johnson, one q
the editors OF the centuy. took q sail at Mario1I
Mass, yesterday. with Capt. Royal Ryder owns
and skipper" q the yacht Allie. Lunch Va
served on board
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suor HmsKiF ron Iowa dissinguished-,oo,
ing stranger. about thirty i've yeas old evidentr
q Russian, who declined 20 give his name but
SAID ne was from Philadelphia attempted 20 com-
init suicide last night on the beach near the RI
cursion House, Atlantic CITY, nrst by drownins
and then by nring two shots with bulldog NJ
volver, one OF which took effect In the region o.
the heart and the other penetrated his lung He
n In critical condition. Tae man admits IL was
. love AFFAIR. His name II thought 70 be Ernes
Solte
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Hotel Guests Badly Scared.
LIGHTNING SKATERS THE FLAGSTAFF ON THE PALNHR
HOUSE,. CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 31.-The guests Of the Palmer
House were startled In their sleep early this morn
ing by terrific clap Of thunder accompanied by
very perceptible shock in all parts or the house.
Thoughts OF dynamite bombs and earthquakes
caused nearly all the guests to hurriedly dress
and crowd through the corridors. Meantime the
few passers on the street were kept busy lodging
flying splinters. The Flagstaff at the northwest
corner of the building was found shattered to
slivers by the lightning.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoRr ROUTE TO LONDON.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NOkDDEUrSCHER LLOYD 8. s. CO.
last Express Steamers
To Southampton IOndon. Havrel Bremen.
IraVe. Wei. Aug. i. y. m: Vera. sat, Aug. l. 3
N LAIN. We'd. Aug =. ALI Elder, Sat, Aug IL,
"a m: Aler. We'd, Aug. 10. noon; Ems, Sat. Aug.
Is. , J. u
Comfortable statsrooms. excellent table luxurious
saloUn appointments. Prices lst cabin s75 and up
wards berth according to location I'd cabin ESQ
birth; steerzxe Al low rates; Apply TO Z r. DROOP
30 Penn ave. BEAI.I- BROWN & CO.. 1921 y st.
rCNARD LINE.
~ CHAs L DUBOIS CO, Bankers Agents.
COS 9TH 81.
Call snd inspect plans and description of vessels To-
cations l4de At once CABIN passage $50 ESQ, 400
snc - Round trip at greatly reduced
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WoMrs Or IsrluExoz
MRS. NJ. APPLETON BAKER NIECE OF JUDGE
BLATCHFORD, OF THE q. 8. SUPREME
COUET. WRITES A LETTER.

NEW YoRx. July %. 1887.
DIAR MRS. AYKR: A one Of the trying seQuels to
long and desperate Illness have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder. for which have tried
many remedies without success. few weeks ago
purchased jar Of "Recamier Cream" not that had
any faith In any so-cal1ed proprietary remedy but
that happened to know who you were and felt sure
you at least believed your Recamier toilet preparations
were all you claimed find it difficult to express my
delight at the impro in my face Let It suce
that al my friends congratulate on the wonderful
cure Recamier Cream" has effected, and that my
physician. Dr.. Egbert Gurnsey. under whose care
have been since childhood seeing the beneficial effect
of your necamier preparations said to me: II will
not anything for to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamer
Cream. do not know what 1t il made of, but know
WHO Mrs. Aver Ia and am you will derive more
benefit from her cream than from anything else. Go
on with the cream" feel but do you justice In lay
ing this well tribute at the shrine Of the beau-
ttful Julie Recamier.
Sincerely yours
NJ Appr rTON pAHrR
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street.
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Mas. DAnrs Ts1pLrrs.

President Ceveands Prize for the three best babies
at the AURORA County FAIR in 1887. given to these
trpets-Mollie, Ida, and Ray-children Of Mrs. A. K.
Dart Hamburger. N. Y. She writes Last August the
little ones became very sick, and could get no
other fool shat would agree with them, commenced
the use Of Lactated Food. 1t helped them immedi-
stely. and they well - ever, and con-
slider 1t largely due to the Food that they
% we'll"
Cdonef photo Of these plets sent free to the mother Of
any baby born thts year.
LACTATED FOOD
II the bst food for bottlefed babies It keeps them
well. and Ii better than medicine when they sick
THE mort PALATABLE,
NUTRITIOUS, AND
DIGEsTIBLE FOOD.
EASILY PREPARED.
At Druggists. 25c., 5Oc., o1.OO.
The best and most economical food.
$50 meals for an infant for Sl0O.
IA valuable pamphlet on "The Nutrition of In
fants and Invalids" free on application.
4 WELLS RICHARDSON b Co. Burlington Vt
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rCNARD LINE.
" CH1s L DuBoIs CO, Bankers. Agents.
PROFESSIONAL

pkOf. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
NoSant. Astrologer and spiritual Medium Born
WIN -ecOHd sight and veil. livery hidden mystery
feye4aed. discovers Lost or stolen property. FINDS
hidden ucAsuros Gives lucky numbers. Causes
SPEEDY marriages Brings separated together Gives
serSel<s m ouslness Removes all family troubles
tne ~ Ia asnces Cures sickness II disappointed
~ ~ others Judge all alike Professor
can G. iviiee the most Sceptea strangers from other
e,nes al save time and disappointment by calling on
ts Oily genuine clairNoyant ir this city.
seeds where al others ix and adyertises only what
he caa do slttnss 5oc IAfe-readins by mail on
reel 81 Name lock VI hair date Of birth Hours
ttos OPEN sundays from " pm.
iy.sl-lni' 42I 9TH st NV
MAD r. ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
XsAst and ClAiryoyant can give your exact lie
chart and 10 her sitters their in full 1--we
afzln. speciality. Come and b. eonvincsd prof a.
AkDENSE. Grsphologlst and Phrenologist Busines.
qualifications. &c Open sundays. $50 II ST. u. W .
Ul<-3u-
nIyORCES A SPECIALITY, By A LAWYER OF
~ many years perence In thi. city coasultstion
private, confidential aud without charEe: low
changes to the deserving poor. Address DISOkCES
Star Z fIee- ty25-6ts
MNE BROOKE TELLs ALL THE. EVENTS or
III LIZ All business con fden tai Ladies andxan-
tens 80 each 4Vo J. street. bstw 4fh aud
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District Government Affair.

POLICE PROMOTIONS.
Major Moore to-day recommended that Sergeant
James E. Hefrner be promoted to be lieutenant,
vice Alexander A. Greer deceased; second class
Private Michael Burnes to be acting sergeant, vice
Diggins promoted; and first class Private NJ l.
Hagan to be promoted to second class private,
vice Burns promoted.
MIecELLANRoUa
Commissioner Raymond this morning had an
important conference with the appropriations
committee OF the House in reference to Underground
Tne Commissioners have written to Senator
Ingalls, recommending favorable action upon II. r.
bill S272 to provide for the payment OF +. II.
Bates as military Instructor at the washington
the Commissioners this morning received
petition from the property holders on 9TH street.
no liquor licenses g anyone On That street ISSUE
xATIoN.-WOrk began to-day at the church OF the
Incarnation, corner 18th and N streets northwest,
preparatory 70 the reception OF the reredoa now
Johannes A. Oertel az swanee, Tenn. The present
chancel windows win be bricked up, and ventilat-
as ID 70 q ea sls
In September, and the Rev. Mr.. Oertel win come
on with It and superntend its erection The church
QUESTIONING THE JURISDICTION OF TIE POLICE
Ssssy engineer On tie Baimo9s and OHIO Ss
road, applied to Chief Justice Bingham for writ
Of certioran 70 the Police Court 70 bring up the
charged with having, on the 18th instant, run .
train on Delaware avenue at greater speed than
IL miles per hour The petitioner alleges that the
Police Court has no Jurisdiction, It being without
Jury TO Try the questions OF fact The petionerer
clairss "that the Commissioners have no turts-
dictton or power TO issue the police regulations
upon which said information ts based"
Judge Miller and his vile leave tomorrow on
their vacation. Justice NILS win preside at the
Police Court during Judge Miller's absence.
NJ. g 9 steward isit ihI. evening ior New York
! 70 arrange Tor new outut tor campaign organ
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.uAr WIZ
WHAT WILL
WHAT WILL
WHAT WILL

You taxa rstr1ck. 10 stand minus your ciothns on
top OF the dome Of 81. paus ali night" And surs~
says Pat. "Id take me- death Of cold know For
coughs. weak lungs and colds nothing be takeas
with - much medicinal virtue for these troubles ..
the O. o. Taylor Bourbon and Rye whiskey. which Il
purity itself. Bottled by @. H. GRAVES d SONS
and sold by orocers and Drusgists who
excellencs and strength.
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Our dear papa nov 10 gone.
His spirit now has hed;
Onr r.aa.A that xr.. la.x~A -. =
WHKs THr ExrnorEs Fac
USE HoRsFoRp's ACID PH(

Use HoRsfoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
DR.. 7. C. SMITH. Charlotte n c. says: 1T 10 On N
valuable nerve tonic delightful beverage and one Of
the best restorsrs when the ensrs nag and the spr
its droop."
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FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
THE BEST MEDICINE Is
TARRANTS
IL sKLTZER APERIENT.

NGOsTURA BITTERs Is KNOWN AS THE
"A great regulator Of digestive organs all over the
world. Fave IL In your house Ask for the genuine
Sons II
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HE GENu1sE
II A IN n o r R'6
MALT EXTRACT
u the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most

for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia ConvslescsncA
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT. Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
sxhsuson. from inability to appropriate food tried
the efectJ Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
BY marked enects-1 Food, which had heretofore bean
found to pas. the slimsntary canal ynchanxed. d;
power Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware OF tnitstions The genuine has the ngns*ure
others are worthless imitations
Office; Barclay st ja3-tu, th&s
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CTR TIE Best.

CTR The Best
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
We are the Sole Agents for this Celebrated Harness.
and have constantly on hand full stock which sell
at CONCORD PRICES. Beware Of limitations and see
that yet the genuine Concord Harness also Sole
Agents for the WHITMAN SADDLE than which there
" no bett3r.
LUTZ BRO,
497 Penn. ave-, adjoining National Hotel
full stock Of Trunks and Satcheis Of the best
makes, at very low prices ml2
Is YOUR EYESIGHT FAILINGi IF 80 GO TO W.
Is. TAPPAN. Jeweler and Optcian, 604 9th ct. n. w.
and have 30 eyes tested with Dr. Kings trial lenses
the best in this country. nly22.3m
SUMMER p 1crunEs,
Light and attractive subjects for the Country and
Seaside Bridal GIFTS. &c. PLAYING DOMIN0ES,"
..MYSTERIOUs MUSIC" Jean Aubert "CUPIDis
AAk0UNE. A-RoSY.n Dyorak; Paintings. Mirrors,
- JAMES 8. EARLE SONS,
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The EniRrasion Investigation.
MORE EVIDENCE REGARDING THE DofNGs OF ITALIA
PADRONES.


PADRoSEs
The nrst witness called In the emigration In
vestigation at New YORK yesterday was an Italian
named Nicola D'Allo. who came from the
province Of Chieti, arriving at New York june
py the the In bis
hand at 10 and Is cents o Cay and his meals
He also owned . small vineyard worth
eral Others came with him, and the whole
party were furnished tickets by an agent named
Nicolini Baraceni who came 70 their village and
persuaded them TO come over here. Baraceni
furnished them their passage upon their agreeing
70 repay him $50 francs. He sent them
Mulberry street, VINO was to give them S% %ors
Witness and his wife signed q contract TO
repay this $50 francs TO Barsceni. VINO, he
landed here without any money, because
Baraceni had told him not to carry any money
with him; that Bernasdlni would furnish him
$50 day. Instead Of this however, BeT D
nsD MIN few DAYS and he had
him that be could not get anything He
has not done Q days work since he
not work for So Genus d s' % because USe
tons from different members OF the COM
who came over with him had received employ
ment In the country.
"where In the country" asked Congressman
"In Philadelphia." innocently replied the wit
ness
He said that the .bossr who hired them was
called vincen1o Tella, and that he hired twenty
ore In all, each OF whom agreed TO pay him @ out
Of the nrst wages they received.
Continuing, IDAHO raid that 70 secure the agent
who lured him here against loss he gave a mort
gage on his winery In Palermo agreeing TO pay him
the ESQ francs advanced for fare. II The claim Is
not pald By the last Of August the agent will take
his Winery and turn his family adfift. witness
lives on charity &C present
J. b Dyer. secretary OF the Granite Cutters Ma
tonAl Union, testined at the afternoon session
that Q large number OF stonecutters had been
brought from Scotland under contract 70 work for
the Chicago syndicate that 10 building the Texas
state capitol 1t Austin.
David Dawson, Scotch knife sharpener. testi-
NED that he came over with the Scotch stonecut-
ters referred 70 BY Dyer. He refused 70 20 70
TexaA About two hundred and nfty men leave
Aberdeen every year for America 20 WORK In the
fall
All the witnesses agreed that the Castle Garden
o1cias neglected 70 enforce the spirit OF the law
~ which pauper1 or persons who had come on
false representation could be sent back st the az.
pense OF the steamship c0mpanie&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-31
. oBERT vOsE & CO., Auctioneers.

TWO sIX-ROOM FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTH. 1883, at FIVE
THIRTY 7. NJ. These houses are Nos. 1886 and 1893
street southeast frontage of entire % inches
to depth of 66 feet to alley water In yard Terms:
One half cash, balance time; Sl00 deposit on each
time of sale. ty3I-5ts