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No BRAaiDoc1A.

No BRAaADocA.
As.he above article 10 cheap and influences nobody
We don't care to give 1t In this space simply
try to give you some idea how well you can do If in
need Of good honest. well-made CLOTHING at lower
prices than is possible for these handsome but high
priced establishments to sell them for by coming to
OAK HALL. cor. 10th andF,
Where you will find full line Of Cashmere and
Cheviot Suits, in Sack and Frocks. from 90 up.
G. A. R. Flannel Suits warranted Indigo Dye, at ss
sold elsewhere for Sl2
g. A. R. Flannel Suits. made Of Middlesex Flannel
at slO; sold elsewhere for SIS.
Fine Imported Black Suits, CLERICAL CUT, s25;
worth $40.
Fine Drap D'Ete suita CLERICAL OUT, s1a50;
worth S25
Corkscrew Suits, Sack and Frock from e1O up
Prince Albert suits. in Black and Grey. from $3.50
up.
A Job lot Of White Vests slishtly damaged, SOC
Afull line Of White and Fancy Vests. from 75c up.
Pants in great variety from q MP.
Fine Serge Suits at $40; worth as
FOR BOYS.
The latest styles and patterns for Bows of all
Sizes for Boys from to IL years prices which are
sure to meet approval.
OAK HALL,
my3-3m Cor. 10th andF.
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The best Triple Extracts, In bulk 35c peroz
Handoline is unequaled as a beautifer Of the COM
plexon. 1t renders the skin white smooth and soft
Il removes sunburn and tan. Every lady should use
it. Per bottle, 25c.
Rheumalsia never fats to give relief in neuralgia
headache toothache and all rheumatic pains; try a
bottle. CSC.
We take every and pains in our prescription
partment. which Is complete, being thoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most re-
liable manufacturers, such SQuibb, Powers and
Weightman and other we'll known chemists All pre-
scrptions intrusted to will be satisfactorily
dispensed at the lowest rates. Don't mistake the
plsce-IHE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Masonic
Temple corner 9th and SITS.
apps s.. WILLIAMS l. CO., Proprietors
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Another Political Yarn.
WHY CoSKLISG DID NOT SUPPORT BLAINE FOR PREsI-

DENT.
The Nashville American publishes an interview
with A. N. Hughes, IT., chairman Of the Tennessee
republican state executive committee, regarding
the failure OF Roscoe Conklng to actively support
JasL q. Blaine in the last presidential canvass
Mr.. Hughes said that soon after Mr. Blaine was
nominated, Senator Chaifee, realizing the import
ance OF securing the assistance OF Mr. ConkItnp
14r Mr.. Blaine IN New York, came East and went
70 New York for that especial purpose; that SEN
ator Chanee- as the RESULT OF prolonged and earn
est conference with Mr.. COnkling, secured from
him the promise that II Mr.. Blaine would write
him personal letter requesting his assistance
that ne (COnkling1 would reply In an open letter
yass; that Charee, enthused at hts success with
Mr.. Conkling, went 70 see Mr.. Blaine at his home
IN Maine. The situation was explained. and Mr.
Blaine promptly wrote the desired letter 70 Mr.
Ionkling.
This letter was given TO walker Blaine. to be car
anxi0usly awaited the publication Of the response
from Mr.. Conkllng. but IL never came. Inyestlga-
ton proved that Walker Blaine Carried the letter
10 New York, but on his way 70 Mr. Conkling',
house stopped at the national republican mead
Quartera Mentioning the purpose OF his presence
IN New YORK 70 steve Elkins, b. y. Jones' chairman
of the republican national committee. and one or
TWO others, these managers decided that AZ was
best 10 ignore COnkling, and that the letter must
not reach him Accordingly II was suppressed
aud the world knows the rest The animo,ity OF
Mr.. COnkling was intensified at the additional
arront, and Blaine lost New York. Mr. Hughes
was positive that these statements were correct
who suppressed the letter This man revealed the
circumstances after the death OF Conkllng and
when II was not thought thai Blaine W Guild 20 be-
fore the next convention
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xyIDENcB on WHOLESALE CRIME POUND I'M =
RUlSs OF A RAM

ksADbsSs W "hoi-kcaLk CHIME POUND TUR
RUINS OF BARs.
special TO the Philadelphia Press from Airing.
tom Neb., May 2, says: The seven persons who
were burned In q barn on the Freeze ranch last
week are now known TO have been murdered and
then dragged into the building. which was fired.
A reporter made the discovery. Accompanied by
Justice Of the Peace Cook and DR.. Hatdy the news
paper man made q thorough search OF the ruins.
Near the spot where the body OF Mrs. Freeze had
been found the searchers discovered a POOL OF
blood A collar which the woman had worn was
also covered with blood stains Mrs. Freezes
body was then exhumed- The throat had been
cut nom ear 20 ear. The coroner's Jury returned
q verdict that the family had been murdered and
that the person who had committed the crime had
also persisted In the barn, which he had fired 20
Conceal the crime. When the ruins were searched
on the day OF the are the body Of man. who was
not member Of the family, was found burned 70
D crisp
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILRoAn
~ SCHEDULE FFTFc, APRIL 90 70


LE aN E, WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
f1f Sliesso and Northwest express daily 10 90 q
u Fer Cincinnati and ST. Louis. e,press daily 3 and
For htisburg and Cleveland expres. daily 10: SIS .
For b HsninEtGR and Loc. Stations tloloam
M 900 and :; % pm. daily, express
p f9r intsrnedaie points between Baltimore and
Fer sinserly and mtermediate points 81 80 am.
For Bsltimore 5. $3.50. $40. 7.so. s: 10. s,4s, IL
siL3 so brsns a AM ~ io2o3 t45minute
10 So ny sIndars s2i5S 20 - $50 and
I;l5, s:o5. $3.50. 4:50. ABS. SIS. 8 AZ SIS and
For Annapolis. $50 aud 30 m. le 10 and 30
pp, m on s S1 so AM AS Pm Leave An
For Way stations between Washington and R.l,i.
On sandsys 80 am, Is. tS 30 ~ As - ts Pm
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch, IS IS a
r Is Is so and md rs AS pn stations only loloAm
For !. Gs.thsrs6nrs and intermediate points 10 AM
For Boyds and intermediate stations. ~ pm. $40
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only 81,
lilo pm, stopping At all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick no 10 am. 20. - -. rs 80 nm.
Sundays, ID pm. 'A
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 a m and =
p m. from Cincinnati and ST Louis daily q 20 a N
and 100 .. M from Pttsourg daily 20 M S )
From Philadelphia, Chester. and Wilmington. 10 Al
from sineeriy and interseaiata POINTS mort, q,
Baltimore, 10 m daily aud 10 N a. m sunday only.
30 . e:o5 10 nr mtss srain q Ro
sts 90 tram sna I'm 4 m II 10; 4:le go
m 1:i5, 10, 3 6;3O. ) Is, $50 and III p m,
BasSsse s sasd FOR ana sbeSs sSSdsy only
dences on orders left at ticket ofces 6ig and 1851
" NJ CLEMENTS. CHas. O. souII.
aPoo "en MahSsef' Gen. Pass. Agent
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Our Dangerous War Vessels.
DAMAGE THEY SUSTAINED AND CAUSED AT NEW OR
YESTERDAY


bkASs YESTERDAY
During heavy rain and thunder storm at New
Orleans yesterday afternoon the towboat Future
City and three barges from Sc. Louis came In col
lisbon with three T. = vessels at anchor In front of
the city. Two Of the barges were sunk, and the
third was badly damaged One OF the baryes
drifting sideways struck the PROV OF the Atlanta
Anu pelnS held last caused The Atlanta 10 drag
ahenoEs Tor near1y a nile. Finally a number u
tugs came 70 her assistance, pulled on the barge
and oeached II The other two barges drifting Nv
the Atlanta. one OF them struck the Cialepa and
BUNK, OreaAlng the Galena's anchor cham and
causing her 20 drift down stream The barge WIS
al length taken IN towOy the tug Magnolia and
the war ship secured The third barge 81 rIlck HE
1antc, swung around and was unlIiurei The
Gaiena received slight damage 70 her rigging and
bow. Other vessels OF the leeJ surYeref M ds,o
age Ine Darges belonged 10 the Mississippi Val
ley Transportation co. JnO. A. steyensrn the
agent says that the loss and damage 10 the barVes
b fully $4,000 and that they were not Insured
ueved fully insured. W.
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PROPOSALS.

DER Rim 1s eE THE INTERIOR WASHING
5t WY ot 9Gr
Visions groceries, dry goods. shoes, drugs PAINTS
hardware fuel ice lumber &c. for the Of the
during the fiscal year, ending June 80. 1859. Blank
forms Of proposa; schedules Of items specications
plication to this Department. VIM. F. Villas secre-
PBBopos4ALs FOR FUEL, FORAGE, STRAW AND
D. g. May s. lsSs.-sealed Proposals. in triplicate
TWE Noon b # n:
JUNE EIGHTH, 1883, at which time and place they
dGns
msncins July lsss such Tusl, Forage Straw and
En- /, Z z g" S&,
OEFIGE OF THE CoMMIssIoN FOR coNsTRU y
HasHNa NAV sIladE prp
osas in duplicate for furnishing ana deliveries the
less required for the basement front walls
this hs At R II
noon On SATURDAY the second day Of June lsss and
efa instructions 70 bidders and blank forms Of pro
pssa and bSnd VII be furnished On application to this
sPoFFORD, Commissioners. my5-eo3w
DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY, ICE, LUMBER,
i fLOWER-POTs, PUTTY. PAINTS: AND OILS
ay S es y
aforementioned supplies for the fiscal year ending
s TO- as Blocks % be- S BY Ia
ders will be furnished application at the dsburs
ing office of the Department No contracts will be
executed under this advertisement until Congress
makes the necessary appropriation therefor All bids
should be addressed To the Commissioner of Agrcul-
ture Washington. d. c., and marked Proposals for
supplies. NORMAN j. COLMAN, Commissioner of
Agriculture. my2,5.S, 1912
WAR DEPARTMENT, SUPPLY DIVISION, April
18th 1855 Sealed Proposals IN duplicate viii
URDAY, MAY TWELFTH, SsS.for supplying 10000
File Holders, more less. Specifications and infor
nation will be furnished to bidders application.
The Government the right to reject any and
all bids and waive defects Envelopes containing
proposals should he marked proposals for File Hold
ers" c. H. HOYT.
Observation-Disclosures Assistant Quartermaster.
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Hows TINS FoH FAcrs,

STAND FROM UNDER OR WE WILL CRUSH
YOU. CLEAR THE TRACK OR WE'LL BUN OVER
YOU. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT IN THIS COMMU-
NIFTY THAT WE MUST RESPECT. BECAUSE THIS
COMMUNITY WAS CREATED FOR OUR SPECIAL
BENEFIT. WE ARE THE GREAT ELEPHANT OF
THE PERIOD. AND IT TAKES A GREAT DEAL TO
KEEP Us THESE ARE THE SENTIMENTS OF
SOME BUSINESS MEN. AN INTELLIGENT CON-
MUNITY SEEMS TO THINK OTHERWISE. WE
ARE HERE WE ARE GOING TO STAY HERE AND
EXPECT IN THE FUTURE AS IN THE PAST,
TO DISPENSE THE VERY BEST AND VERY FIN
EST CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT THE
USUALLY Low PRICES FOR WHICH OUR HOUSE
is NOTED. ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN
THE WAY OF PERFECT FITTING, HONEST
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT POPULAR
PRICES, WE HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR
THE INSPECTION OF THE PEOPLE. OUR BOYS
sHIRT-wAIsTs ARE A POPULAR ARTICLE AT
THE PRICES WE SELL THEM. BOYS KNEE
PANTS WITHOUT END. NO ONE CAN SUIT YOU
BETTER THAN WE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAN FIGURES AND POPULAR PRICES. NO DE-
WALTON AND ONE PRICE TO ALI.
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DENTISTRY.

DR DUKE, DENTIST. 715 Hath N.wLTKrTH
IL extracted without PAIN BY aid OF local application
prepared and used only BY me Teeth nlled II. Per-
teed. sp1O- I'm
nR. STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST., COR
- ner NV Soid ana AmsiEam Fiiin 9: special
gums: aching teeth saved; artificial teeth inserted
!. mh27
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SPECIALTIES.

Observation-Disclosures YEARS A SPECIALITY
tin curing nervous and mental disease, spinal oya-
RAN and uterine troubles tunors structures sciatica
hysteria rheumatism. neuralgia chorea paralysis de-
electricity through clothing. References permanent
cures in Washington. No outside assistants. DR.. L
s. NICHOLSON, 6O4 18th St NV, cor. of f. f6-4m
nR MULLER SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
and Throat, has removed to 1928 18th ST NV
Once hours from to II .. IN, and from to and
to z D. IN my1-lms
TNR ALBAUGH SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALL
Prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHARGES
moderate Once hours IL to 2 and to p. IN. DR.,
ALBAU6H. 1920 G INV. aplS-1ms
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Struck Down by a Walter.

i
HOTEL DfNING-ROOM.
Frederick g. Eldridge, president of the Knicker-
booker Trust Co, was assaulted by waiter at the
Hotel Vendome In New York last Thursday even
Ing so seriously than he has been confined to bed
Since He, together with his wife and daughter
have for years lived at the Hotel vendome and are
accustomed TO sit at a certain table in one of the
recesses In the dfning-room. Last Thursday morn
Ing Mr.. Eldridge found his way blocked by a stand
bearing tray belonging to James Judge, walter,
VINO was assigned TO a table just outside the re.
cess. Mr.. Eldridge asked him pleasantly 10 re-
move the obstruction, and Judge complied al
though In Surly fashion. When the family re-
entered the room at dinner time the stand was
again In the way, and Mr.. Eldridge ordered Judge
10 clear the passage. Judge was lnsolent, and Mr..
Eidridge summoned the manager, and the waiter
was dismissed. The dinner had not proceeded far
When Miss Eldridge noticed Judge approaching
the table. Before Sne could warn her father Judge
seized heavy water-botrle that stood on the Ia
Die anu knocked Mr.. Eldridge TO the floor uncon-
sclOus. Judge was arrested and Is now In the JET.
ferSon Market prison.
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Trotsers from Thorougbb bred Marc.

EXTRAORDINARY SPEED DEVELOPED RY TWO n,
SENATOR srANFoRD's HoRsEs
Says New York Tribune special from San Fran
cisco, May 6: There was a beggarly crowd YES
terday at the Oakland races, but turfmen last
night and to-day discussed the extraordinary
speed developed by two new trotters from the
Paio ALTO stables, who also upset the theory that
no last tr0tter can be produced from a thorough.
Dred mare. The first was the mare Gertrude RI,s
sen, dam Dame Winnie, by Planet, and thus own
SISTER OF the famous Palo Alto, who recently mar
roWiy escaped death In the fire on Senator STAN
Iords ranch She made one OF three mile heats in
Z:252, and those who saw the ease with which
record to 2:17 before the close OF the season AS-
Another PalO Alto horse. TO drop into the .3O
record yesterday was Cubic, by Eiectioneer. dam
CUBA, thoroughbred by Australian. This prom
islng animal though somewhat lame nlade !.
mile In 2:2SH. 0 "
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO IHE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOl BIZ IhACh SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL kAlIS. MAGNIFICEN1 EOIrIiMt Nr

'hI 'kEA pnFNysvrv,Nr, porrr
TO THE S5kf s NEsf. Az fSS sPErHwrsr
slhhL * bB EcfmBER H. Iisg.tMtS
leave and irG a. sa9s 9th
For fttsburs and the West, CHICAGO Limited Express,
linz % daily q Snsinaas and 81 L1 aa:.
and Buffet Car st Louis Except ssrarasa
,oCLicaro, with sleeping Car Altoona to ChicaSSS'
Cars to chieaso and & T1th
seFt SATURDAY. Harrisburg to Cleveland, connecting
hOp asiH ss and ;S
BAfTIM6kE xSD FoT roMaerf R a ffsc1I6
90 pm; except saturay with Palace ar.
For Wliiiam sTa T. hoek Haven. aud
For Hss SGHt .pd ths Es % 90 sns PC y
Inssy PM so Iied DO E.prs:. f 1.n and
and Dining Cars ?: 40 am daily except sunday.
For Boston Without change, . oo, pm. every day.
For sToSkP ; S,, * hTs%sh trains connect
s direct transfer 70 Fulton street eA avoiding saInn
For dpSRle fiTsse sscOs s New Yo56 city
sSG "a IL Sps 80 sum Sum
70, iPsG Cars go week days and IS % daily
For -. hsE9Ss Is 200 200 so sSS I So
d ssG sSG s $50 49, sRS u s q s9S
For ZOOS oO SEQ; dTs. II 90 and ID 20 al
VI ! q AXE s and 200 an 1gos "a,
ALE *, ~ "A" AND rRrpER,cKspups n,r-
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For AsarnSs sSg s ss s sO s5f 81 sS
1882 1882 and sna s. S So SG sr and = Sif
Accomimodati9n f9r Suantle9. 900 pm, week days
and :0l pm daily, except Sunday ~
1fsihs ieaYe Aiexandr7s for Washington, 6QA 705
5:l0, 7:O5. 9:32. 10:42 and iI.O5 pm. on
Sunday at 9;l0 and 1l'07 am- 400. ola
Tickets and information the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsy avenue and atths
station where orders be left for the checking Ss
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. f. PUGH, j. r. MOOD.
General Manager. n19l Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Kit Carson,s Old.Tin,e Rival.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Thomas j. To0in, the Government scout, who
was shot by Kit Carson's son on wednesday. was
almost as famous scout In his time as his slayers
father. one OF his most venturesome acts was the
capture OF the notorious Mexican bandits the Is
penosas brothers, who made life burden in SOUTH
western Texas. Tobin started for them with moth
ing put n rife and blankets, depending upon the
country To- FOOD. He was gone several days
laos and took the heads OF two men out OF a
gunny-sack he carried over his shoulders. They
We're the headS OF the ESpenOsaS brothers and
overlook the brothers in q wooded country and
snot one OF them from ambush. A desperate fight
ensuea with the remaining brother, which re-
suited In the death OF The bandit Tobin Then cur
on Their heads with his hunting knife. When Kit
larson dled his son Billy married Tobin's daugh-
yer. IN recen. years the old scout had done little
but exc out lazy existence on his ranch N
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Virginia Republicans.
NAHoNB AND RIDDLEBERGER EACH HAVE CoNvEN

TONS AT WOODSTOCK.
Senator Riddleberger'5 fOllow1ngs and the
Malone men held separate conventions at Wood
stock, Va, yesterday, and two sets OF delegates
were sent 10 the Petersburg convention. The
anti-Mahone men adopted resolutions strongly
condemning the one-man power IN their present
state organization Their deleg alton, OF which
senator RiddleOerger Is a member, was instructed
vote against the unit rule and the present plan
Of party organization resolution was adopted
Condemning K j. Walker, Mahone's newly-ap-
pointed county chairman, as unworthy OF the fur
Iner confidence OF the party. Before the conven-
tion Riddieberger and Walker made speeches from
the same stand, but the tone OF the former was
much more conciliatory than was expected, ami In
this respect the discussion was a disappointment.
reference TO Blaine in the anti-Mahone meeting
was loudly cheered- The Malone meeting adopted
q resolution fayOring the unit rule and endorsing
Gen Malone for chairman OF state cUmmittee.
The democrats also had a maSs-meeting 10 send
delegates 10 Norfolk. Cleveiand's administration
ana his free-trade policy were strongly endorsed
and the Virginia Representatives In Congress were
requested 10 vote for tariff reduction.
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Po1sosous CosMrr1cs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they got their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER n
harmless the dew. preserves and naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected. The following
Druggists and those named in succeeding sdyertise
msn Scmpr;s,ng al the ,ssddns Druggists IN the CITY,
Try "Freemans Lellah Hookh Handkerchief Ex-
tract.. the latest. delightful. elegant- quadrupls
stTsngh :wsssly el51p "S RssmaPsnS r..
H. Gap and b sts. y. @, brown n Z ave ana 7th 81
md iSsS s: " g pucisst = sys . ssa "a 81 &
NV: WhitsSsiSSss 8 w.!toqb lssl PS ave-: r
cssan, IN and n :ts nv: Gee; Y Boyd i1S q =
bishop 9th and ST.. \. 9. Williams o. and 9th
sta NV: .: r HeiPhenstins I4<h and Vt ave-; g. A
l3ts I'd : 81 z, dlsd%Op, ga spd 3 8. + y.
E. V Harper. 600 Pa, ave. q w. Cropley, George.
town. D,c 9. p Lockart. sgd and sts. L 9; Nh.
st.. TsciG6ely Evans. Wholesale Agents. api0-eo3m
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Qu1cx SALES AND SMALL PRor1rs.
MOTTO OF

EA WILLIAMS L CO., Drugsista
Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and 7 sts NV,
wherswm b found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city, ct prices which none can better and few meet
- shown BY the following partial list:
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE

IihDMoNi All LINE
SO A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily Tor wsrrenton
Gordonsvie, Charlottesvlle Lynchburs and stations
sprsnss AesheST spr and ynshSprs Blue kidss
Calera, Montgomery and New Orleans pullman
SLEEPER Washington to New Orleans
lottesyile. Gordonsylle. stations Ches Ohio Ronts
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danvie and stations hs-
tween tynch5urs and panyie. Greensboro Raleigh.
fornia. Pullman Sleeper New YORK to AT Atlsnts
I.n,a CONNECTION On S oo with al Pullman sleepers
for Birmingham. yicksburv and shreyeport phil
man Sleeper Danyllle e. Columbia ami Ibsres,n,,
for 6 and @ route POINTS Sundays.
2:35 L. M--Daily, except Sunday, for Manass,.
strasburv: and intern!ediate stations
Gordonsville Charlottesville Louisville Cinoinnsti
and summer resorts on and line OF Chesapasks
and ONO route Pullman sleepers and Solid Trans
Chatt2nooga, Memphis Little Rock and ali south.
western pointts Ihrough Pullman seepers Washing
"" II % 0S neniSpis s SI,hout ehalee: ,,.,-
Columbia, Aiken, Susta, htlanta Montsomery. Ses
Orleans Texas and California. Pullman Sleeper
Washington to New Orleans, Teras via Atlanta an
Monts Sinery; Pullman sleeper Washington 10 Aiken.
Trans on Washington and Ohio division leave wa.,
in IA y; IL NJ, Daily except sunday. and As p
A. Dsliy; arrive Round Hui II ;4s A. NJ and :2I p
s:3s A. NJ and 3 IS p NJ washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
and % L. M via East Tennessee Bristol and Lynch.
burg at ll:l3 A. NJ and 8: 40 p NJ; via Che.apeak,
and ohio route and cha,jqttesviis S4of NJ
Tickets, sleeping reservation and informstio,
FURNISHED and baggage checked at Office, 1900 Penn
vania Railroad. 6t and b SITS. JAS L TAYLOR
lnh%o General Passenger Agent
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LADIES GOODS

DINKEp AND PLATED FLoUNCEs AND
Il Plated Bonneta, are the latest Paris FASHIONS
AGENT psmossss sswins Machine 80 yith Al at
mys-6ts
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FINANCIAL.

4 FORTUNE ASSURED IN STOCK SPECULA-
"A ton, with small outlay, and BEYOND A PERAD-
VENTURE OF LOSS. Address u. L. EMERSON,
myS-6t&k1t Room ~, AZ Bway, N. Y.
mo. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
q Member n Y. stock Ex.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ST. NV.
Bankers and Dealers i'll Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Boston,
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made of Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas Insurance. and TEL
ephone stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy1S
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They Cast Him Int a Du.reeu.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN GROSSLY OUTRAGED BIT TN
CUBAN ArTHoRIrIES

AN AMERICAN CITIZEN GROSSLY OUTRAGED BIZ THE
CUBAN AUTHoRITTES
A special TO the New York World from Key West,
Fla, May g. says: The latest advices from Cuba IN
dictate that the condition OF the island is depora-
bic. The proclamation Of Gen. Marin declaring q
state OF seige has thrown the island into such
fearful state OF excitement that planters and
farmers now nee TO Havana, Matanzas and other
cities 10 save their lives. The Guardfa Civil and
other troops are committing atrocities upon
Peaceful citizens, some Of whom have been killed
Dy the troops, who claim that they were arrested
on suspicion and In trying to escape were shot
Others are malictously incarcerated for alleged
completely In the bandits outrages. The Havana
autnorltles are actually ransacking the private
residences OF many innocent people who are suffer-
ing IN consequence. leopold Zarragotia, who
claims 10 be naturalized American, left Key
west Tuesday evening, and on his arrival at
havana he was Immediately arrested by troops
and kept four days In a dungeon He Is now in
havana jail, charged with being Cuban patriot.
passengers from this city on arrival at Havana
subjected 10 strict examination, many being ar
rested as insurgents