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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-18
PROPOSALS

PE23PosSALss ToR cooAL 10; SI SCHOOL OF
one u ne qsssI Baiins sis sIs.s.e up Tp
delivery 4 sesoo loo s sen:
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tines e Tsy Be drsesd by the ne
20 cents ton to insIsesSI and ws,gner pad by
; SS e. 1919 AIIxsSbEE FALLS fssidsS sss
l Office, U. s. Capitol, Washington, D. C. July 3,
1889. Proposals for Repairing aud Gliding Picture
until TMEIyE ScIocR NooN rtn 8 isc JULY
the same nss 81 sS,nsa r
WARD CLAIR Architect O. S Capitol iys.9 iS,15. Is
pRoSdR3s.AsLs FOR LLi56pDEPA A OF Ae;;
s b. sEH Sn rESH 1853
year ending June 80 1890 The DEPARTMENT reserves
ss: sa e
ment forms which. with necessary information. win
the department BIDS should be addressed to the SEC.
3 Ct saa marked o s
ricuture ylOi2l6.lS2o
DhOPOsALs FOR INSTALLING AN ELECTRIC
eBureau d aH Yards SAs snd bS oahs
Navy Department July 8. 1sse-sepsrste sealed
Esesrc shtinE Plant for Sashinston NssS rsrd az
VIII DE- received ~ TINS bureau until TWELVE NJ,
TUESDAY, AUGUST SIX, 1889. and publicly opened
immediately thereafter. Specifications and blank
forms Of proposals will be furnished application
to the Commandment OF the Washington Navy Yard,
Responsible security will be required for the faithful
OF the contract and the right reserved
TO the government and to waive defects.
5y11-1aw4w q. b. WHITE, Chief Of Bureau.
DROPOsALs FOR GRANITE TEMPLATES,
Il BRICKS, SMALL CASTINGS, AND LUMBER
Sise Of Building for Library Of Congress las East
Separate sealed proposals will be received at office
until Two PM ON THURSDAY THE TWENTY
atey thereafter in presence of bidders for furnishing
and delivering at the site of the Building for Library
Bond q, stones 10000 Skewbaek Bricks; 1000. 900
and Beam Plates; 81 600 feet ( NJ of Lumber Spec
ihcations general instructions and conditions and
blank forms Of proposal may be obtained applca-
ton to this office BERNARD r. GREEN,
ty16-6t Superintendent and Engineer,
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A SMALLPOX SCARE.
Great Rush i'm Pittsburg to the Health
Office for Vaccine Matter.

At the bureau of health in Pittsburg yester-
day applications for vaccine quilts were brisk
from people of the CHARTERS valley, many
people feeling the necessity for vaccination
who would not have thought of it had it not
been for the Owen Mcmahon smallpox case
Mcmahon was sent to the pest house Tuesday
He is an oil driller and had just come from
Canonsburg. The dissemination of the report
may have good effect, as it may make some
people lock their doors in advance. 1t was
stated that much uneasiness is felt at Canons-
burg. because McNahon took the disease there
before coming to Pittsburg. Mcmahon was
reported dying last night in the pest house.
As TO the danger of smallpox in Pittsburg
Crosby Gray OF the health department saws
that the city is in good sanitary condition
though it might be better. There has been so
much rain this summer that the filth has been
generally washed out of the cutters, and the
river dumps are freer of filth than usual. as so
much rubbish has been dumped into them from
time TO time as to necessitate frequent clean
ing Beside, smallpox is not likely to spread
at this season of the year, being a cold-weather
disease, so that there is no need for people to
become panickv
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FEMININE STOCK GAMBLERS.
English Women Who Grecdily Buy and
Sell and Watch the Markets.

From the New York World.
1.-THE gentleness and modesty of English
women are good deal quoted on the other
side" said an American girl the other day.
''and are generally brought up to contrast with
the emancipated behavior of some of nv
countrywomen. When other qualities are I'M
deniably obvious in the British female favor
lite plea is that the influx of Americans and
Americanism is the cause af these derelictons.
Now, it is fact that English gentlewomen will
think nothing of doing things which an Ameri-
can woman OF the same class would feel abso-
lutely disgraced by. Take stock speculation.
for instance. In New York the experiment of
establishing offices for women only where such
transactions may be carried on has repeatedly
proved failure. The women who indulge in
such operations do not esteem it q privilege to
have men excluded from their place of BUSH
ness, and did not avail themselves of the IA
cllities offered.
Feminine stock spectators here are princi-
pally of nameless class, while the few ladies
who are afflicted with desire to dabble in that
sort OF thing do so through some friend or
relative, and are SO ashamed of what they are
about that the whole business is kept strictly
sub rosa. 1t is quite au contraire with an
English woman. She speculates openly and
greedily-5uys and sells and watches the mar
ket with feverish anxiety; hesitates about a
journey which, presenting every other induce
ment, has the one drawback of putting her out
of direct Geographic communication with her
broker at time when Borneo. Allsops, or
South American railway shares, in which she
has invested, largely on contango (whatever
that is), are fuctuating.
why, / have in mind one woman who looks
ones ideal of a high-bred English gentlewoman
fair, sweet, placid and proud as We're de
We're; the mother of sons holding Offices of rank
in her majestys army; the widow of a general;
allied by birth to the nobility; a near relative
Of the novelist Thackeray; a notable church.
woman and bearing a name of worldwide fame
in literature, and speculation is a chief delight
of her existence. She engages in it quite az a
matter of course; will go from a weekday SER
vice in ST. Georges, Hanover square, down to
her brokers' in the city, and, sitting there with
her black-gloved hands folded over her prayer
book, the somber folds Of her mourning veil
sweeping around her handsome face, framed
in its little halo Of widows cap, will speculate
TO the amount of thousands Of pounds, the vo-
cabulary Of the stock market ripping mean
while from her pretty, precise lips with amaz-
ing ease and accuracy. And this woman Is by
no means an isolated example,"
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AMERICAN RIFLEMEN ABROAD.
They Give I'm England an Exhibition of
Their Skirmish Drill.

At Wimbledon yesterday, notwithstanding q
heavy shower of rain, hail and thunder, the
Massachusetts rihemen showed the style of their
skirmish drill. The whole camp assembled to
witness the maneuvres. The members of the
team were drawn up in line 600 yards from the
target. Then they advanced, hating at inter-
walls for fifteen seconds, until they we're within
$50 yards of the target. The firing resulted as
follows: Huddleston, out of AZ hits scored 191;
Doyle, 50 hits, 166; Human, 80 hits, 1913; Hus-
sey, 81 hits, ia; Sergeant Bull, 26 hits, 9s;
Johnston, % hits, rs; private Bull, % hits, "a;
Farnsworth, Is hits, 70: Edes, % hits, ~; Bum
stead. 20 hits, so. Ten hats were made. The
rapidity of the fire and the accuracy of the
shots excited the cheers of the spectators
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MR.. SUTTON HAPPY.
He Confirms the Report That He Has
Secured ''L'AngeIus.o

A London special cable to the Philadelphia
Press says: ]. t. Sutton of the American art
association, New York, telegraphs your CORE
spondent tonight: 1T is settled; Millet's mas
terpieee, L'Angelus,' is mine. 1t will be ex-
hibited in the American art gallery this sum-
mer"
The picture comes to Sutton by reason of the
fact that he is the next highest bidder to NJ
Proust. the minister of fine arts Of France. to
whom II was knocked down for 554 900 francs
Sutton bid $50, 900 francs The French govern
melt has not been able to pay for it.
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THE BOTTOM DROPPING OFT
Twelve Acres of Virginia Ground Sink
ing and the People Alarmed.

A dispatch from Richmond last night says:
Residents Of Prince George county, Va, %
miles from here, are greatly alarmed over the
sudden sinking of the earth, covering wide
area of territory. The earth began sinking
yesterday and has continued caving in to-day.
until it has sunk from 10 to so feet over an area
of about II acres. In the center of the depres-
sion lake has been formed about acres wide.
There Is no stream running into the lake, and
the theory advanced is that the water has been
forced up from a subterranean river. the ex-
istenee OF which has been hitherto unknown
The phenomenon is attracting widespread at
tention.
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A PHuNNY PHEELrNa
MAKES
J MAKES A
PHEILOW pUEEI, pHITNNy


PHELLoW PIEEL PHUNNY.
How's thsty Shut up! Questions are out of
order-and demands for explanations ignored-other-
wise, indefinitely postponed So rules this chair and
it considers itself thoroughly posted-havng four of
k.nd-enough to make any chair strong in the faith
and decidedly comfortable
To make the matter more binding permit the chair
to state that it doesn't intend be set upon it ain
built that way. Make all the grimaces you choose,
they will avail you naught prevail against the
rulings of this particular chair. which follows
All Boys Suits of Lot 9344 Goats Vests and Long
SHALL be sold
AT ell A SUIT
Don't take 'em If you DON'T want EN-
All Mems Suits OF Lots 67s0, 6483. 6657 SHALL
be sold
AT $3.50 A SUIT.
We hope that no customer will take more than one
Of a kind.
All Mems Suits Of Lots 9423. 1905 and 1870
AT ss.75AsUIT
You'd rather pay our price than S15 to the other fell
low OF course you would. 90. 25 is not bad saving
on one suit of clothes.
All Mems Suits of Lots 2549, 254s, eso7, es0s
SHALL be sold
AT S10.15 SUIT.
1t would be difficult matter to duplicate any one Of
these SUITS even at this late date at less price than
SIS.
These and all other similar rulings will be strictly
observed faithfully obeyed promptly executed ct
VICTOR L. ADLER,S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and 929 7th st. NV
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from to ioociocE
Price. Poe. iyi5
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D1EDMONT AIR LINE.


Schedule in effect June 30, 1889
S:3O a. m--East Tennessee Mail, daily for Warren
Ten, Oordonsvile, charlottesville, LynchburY and
stations between Alexandria and Lyncblurg Roanoke
Bristol Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis pun,
man Sleeper Washington TO Memphis.
II "a a. m.-Fast mail daily for Warrenton, Char
Route LynchbnrV, Rocky Mount, D4nville and Sta
tons between Iynchbrr, and Danyille, Greensboro
haielgh, Asheville Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta.
Atlanta, b ming ham, MONTGOMERY, New Orleans
Texas aud California. Pullman Sleeper New YORK To-
Atlanta, parlor cars Atlanta to MONTGOMERY Pullman
sieepers Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman
Route " ~ ~ "
4:I5 p. m..Daily. except Sunday, for Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
TBS y. m.-Daily via Lynchburg Bristol and Chat
tanooga. Pullman Nestibule sleepers Washington to
Memphis, connecting thence for all Arkansas points;
$40 p. NV estern Express, daily for Manassas
Culpeler, Orange, Charlottesville stanton LOUIS
Vile Cincinnati Pullman Nestibue train Washington
70 cincinnati with Pullman sleeper for Louisville.
l:OO p. m--Southern Express daily for Lynchburx
Danvllle, Raleigh, Ashevllle, Charlotte Columbia
augusta, Atianta Montgomery, New Orleans, Iexas,
New Orleans. via Atlanta and MONTGOMERY Pullman
Sleeper Washington to Birmingham Ala via Atlanta
ana Georgia PGclnc Railway.
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ngton y 200 IN daily except sunday and :45 D IN
daily; arrive Round Hill lao m. and 30 u ma
returning leave hound Hill :05 daily aud ~ . d
pm. Gaiy except Sunday, arriving Washington $50
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dam
vie and Lynchburg arrive i'll Washington :53 a m
and 7:l3 pm via East Tennessee. BGsto and Lynch
purg at SOB am. and 10 40 pm. via Cnesalpeake
and Ohio route aud Charlottesville at :}5 pm and
Il3 m and 6:o3 am. strasburg local at 9:l 8
Tickets, sleeping-car reservation and information
FURNISHED, and baggage checked Office 1900 Penn
avenue anu at Passenger Station Pennsyiya-
te29 JAS. l. TAYLOR, Gen Pass Agent
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DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1886 se's7-'ss
Daily av'ge. .22,I2s 23,6sa 25,4s4 2s,Osa
Increase. Las I.soY I.sSS


of this aggregate daily circulation Of 27.Os2
copies the books Of the ONCE show that average
OF x0,O2S copies were regularly delivered each
day, by carriers al TEE homes u leTHtalae5f sub
sc1ioeTs in The city and suburbs OF the remainder
daily average OF 5.42l were sold the ONCE, in
the hotels and railway stations, etc, and ON the
streets, by newsboys, making grand total average
within The District OF ID. s5o copies daily leaving
daily average of l,os2 TO be sent TO regular sub
scribers residing beyond its limits, by ma press.
and railway trains.
In addition 10 the 2O.O29 copies daily delivered
at the homes of subscribers, a large proportion Of
the S.4-I otherwise disposed Of in thecity reg
ularly purchased by permanent residents, living
in lodgings, mot housenolders, while the resi-
due goes INTO the hands Of transient visitors IRON
all parts oil the country, who each year come 70
the National capital in greater numbers and for
longer periods, ana who, furthermore largely rep
resent The well-to-do and purchasing PORTIONS Of
the communities to which 1hey respectively belong.
The lastnamed is a class vi readers alone vel
worth reaching; but it Is TO the phenonenaIly
large permanent local circulation VI The paper,
anu especially 10 its unparalleled hold upon me
household and family circle, that the stIenIlon "
advertisers is particularly directed.
comparison OF the home circulation Of 25.4 50
with The ngures representing enure popals-
ton OF the city wall conc.usiyely establish TACT
u-a] I'M STAR reaches avVut every laInlly IN NE
Districtof Columbia, and Is read eUev aug "
ud'. usTee-fotatitS ~ ats DOs,alottO,. tcO aoss
10 read! Al follows, therefore, that advertise
ment inserted in its columns Will meet eye of
every person ia tue DisSflct worm reaching OF
whatever race, creed, sex, age, condition IA life.
Ii only remains TO be said for the informa Of
those Interested in the subject that IN proportion
TO Its circulation, Tie VI advertising IHE
EVENING STAR. whether transient OF for long
periods, rank with the very lowest in the tinted
States. Indeed, taking both the extent and char
acter Of its circulation into consideration IL may
safely be claimed tnat wide sIcn an excel
lentguaiIry OF publicity nowhere else he Dougas
Tor the same money.
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FUTURE DAYS.
,HOMAS BOWLING, AuctioLeer.

ONE VERY FINE-ToNED PIANO, ONE SUPERIOR
BURDETrE ORGAN IN FINE CONDITION,
SUPERIOR SEyEN-PIECE PARLOR SUITE,
NUMBER OF FINE ENGRAVINGS, FRAMED
AND UNFRAMED, BRUSSELS CARPET, MADE
CARPETs. Walnut n FR1ME PIER m H1RRaR
VERY ,,, HANDSOME WALNUT BOOKCASE,
LIBRARY TABLE HAIR-CLOTH PARLOR
SUITE, WALNUT AND OTRER CHAMBER
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS,
HANDsOME WALNUT WARDROBE, PAINTED
MA AZ p 70 = TT WA A Mt SIDEBoAkD,
CHI MRS, LARGE LOT CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, REFRIGERATOR. HEATING STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, sc.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY
1889, at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell at
residence No. 1910 New Hampshire avenue, an excel.
lent collection of Household Effects.
VISA THOMAS DOWLI NC, Auctioneer.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALEUABE LOTS IN
WHITNEY CLOSE SUBDIVISION, ADJOINING
SOI.DIERSt

1NUHIEESr SALE VT ,NALEUAbE .LUIS IN
WHITNEY CLOSE SUBDIVISION, ADJOINING
SOLDIERS HOME.
By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recordedin hber
No 12o2 folio 400 ct sea-, of the land records Of
the District of Columbia and the request OF the
holder OF the notes secured thereby We will sell at
THlRTlEIH DAY OF JULY, AID. 1883, at FIVE
O'CLOCK M, the following described real estate,
situate in the county of Washington, District of
Columbia, to wit Lot numbered three t3), in block
number eleven IL, in b. H. Warder's subdivision Of
division is duly recorded in the office of the surveyor
Of the District OF Columbia IN the hber of county
plats No. q, folios 81 and 49,
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
ferred payments to be secured by deed trust on
the property sold and to bear interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum from the day of sale, or all
cash, at purchasers option DEPOSIT of 3 90 will be
required at time of sale If the terms of sale be
complied within ten days from day of sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell ut the risk and
defaultng purchaser All conveyancing, &c, to be
the expense Of the purchaser
George I. EMMoNs, Trus,.ss
jy16-d&ds CLARENCE b. RHEEAI, ! Arustees.
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The Archbishop Summoned 70 Rom.

Aue Archpisnop summoned to Rome.
IL is said In ecclesiastical circles in New
York, on what is reported to be Trustworthy
authority, that Archbishop Corrigan has been
summoned to Rome to answer certain charges
in connection with his administration of the
affairs OF the archdiocese Of New York. DIR.
McGiynn, II Is said, win also sail for Rome
soon after the archbishop's departure to make
yersy which led to his dismissal as pastor Of 81
Stephens church and his excommunication by
the holy see -
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lUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE SUBDIVISION, ADJ
AINlI HOME

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE SUBDIVISION AID
JOINING SOLDIERS HOME
By virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded in lber
No. 1243 folio 30 ct seq of the land records OF
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
holder of the notes secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises TUESDAY
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
Real Estate situate in the county of Washington, Dis
eleven ID in block numbered two CD in b. H. Ward
ers subdiviso of tract of land called Whitney Close
as the said subdivision is duly recorded in the office
the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia in the ber
of county piats No. q, folios 81 and g.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in six and twelve months the de
terred yments to be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold and to bear interest the rate of six
per cent annun from the day of sale, all al
at time of sale II the terms Of sale be complied
with IN ten days from day OF sale the Trustees
purchaser; All conveyancing &c, to be at the ex-
pense of the purchaser.
GEORGE E. EMMoNs, ru,,..o.
ty16-d&ds GtO SAARTZEIJ trustees.
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New York's Proposed Exhibition.

Mayor Grant Of New York yesterday sent a
request to 500 Of the most prominent men in
that part Of the country, representing over
i,5oo 900, asking them to be present at a con-
ference Of representative citizens to consider
the advisability Of holding an international
exposition in New York city in 1892, and To
arrange for the preliminary work if il is
deemed advisable. The meeting is to be held
on the afternoon of the 25th Instant
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GEO. w. STICkNEY, Auctioneer, $50 street

ACTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON FIFTEE NTH STREET
EXTENDED, MERIDIAN HILL SUBDIVISION.
DAY, THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF JULY, AID
1889 at SIX O'CLOCK PM, Lot 10, in Block IL,
Han and Elvan's subdivision of Meridian Hill.
Terms Of sale easy and made known ut time of sale.
800 deposit will be required at time of sale All
veyancing and recording at purchaser cost
jy16-6ts GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE ON KENTUCKY AVENUE AND
ID SIkELI SOUTHEAST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated June 22. 1887.
and recorded in Lber 1862, folio 80 ct sea- of the
Land Records of the District OF Columbia and in pur-
suance of decree of the supreme Court of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia passed i'll equity No. 1854,
wherein Henry f. Woodland is complainant and Charles
a. McEwen ct al defendants the undersigned will
oer for sale at public auction i'll front of the premises
on SATURDAY, the TMENTlEIH DAY OF JULY,
A. D. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following
Real Estate IN the city OF Washington, d. C., viz:
Original Lots numbered Thrce(:3l and Eighteen q 81 in
square numbered Ten Hundred and Fort -one lO4
Terms OF sale; One-thrd OF the purchase money in
cash aud the balance Ill one Cd and - years in equal
nstalments, with interest from the day sale pay
able semi annually the deferred payments to he Sc
cured the property sold, all cash. purchasers
option: All conveyancing and recording at the pur-
chaser cost The property will be resold the risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser if the sale
are not complied with III ten days. deposit 100
ON each Lot will be required at the time of sale
GEORGE T. HAMILTON,
sun Building, I T-us+aa
WILLIAM 4. MELUY, ( trustees
ty9-d&ds Az Louisiana ave.,
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GEORGE E. EMMONS.
jy16-d&ds GEO. w. +. SMARTZELL{ trustees
MATTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctloneers.

NEW THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING FRONT
ING ON THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST (NO. 1920.
On TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-THIRD, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. A., we shall sell in front of
12O TO 3Ofoot alley, 10 rooms, all modern improve
ments.
Terms made known at the time of sale; 81 90 down
when property is struck off.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
1ylo-dNds Auctioneers
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND Ono Ransom.

schedule in effect JUNE rs. lSSa
Leave Washington from station corner Of New jersey
avenue and street
press daily III 30 IN. express . .. m
For Cincinnati, St Louis and Ipdixnapoli2 express
daily, 800 and II :15 pm
for fit.sourg and Cleveland. Vestiouled Limited ex
press daily IL 20 am and express s 40 pm
For Wheeling. PETERSBURG and principal stations
on main line, express daily except Monday. at 500
an.
For BALTIMORE xeeS days' 90. ). zoo $40. 2 90
80, 9::s0, as minutesi. Gas. III 90, 12 90.
s49:Innutes) g. m. l2lu, 2;05. 2:3o. t45-minutes)
:Q9, $50, 300 1850, and ii So p. m. sundays
11SS oa, go go, $3.50, ts5-minutes) s;45 a nl
3;25, 4:25. :35. ESQ :00 S:30. 600. 1850 and
li;3o I'm.
Tor Way stations between Washington and Bslt-
mois o;O0 $50. 80 a m, ~ 10, 25. 4:S5 %
si .9o ~ sundays $50 m. las S'2S $50
rsns leave BALTIMORE for Washington, week days
S:ao' PIP go .;15. go. $500 az mnptese
~ 5 mi,n1sesl 200, 800. 4:05 s45 minutesl, rs
Ii .t1, nm ~ "a 200 ~ o3. iv;i ana
sY hnihn9 aa ana lg;2o, 40 s45 minutesA 90
Al r ;Uo =. m;
ineton Seel 49, ., a leave sba " depor wash
sqTn aaxys p S;oy a m. lao and 9: Is p. M
snndsys . nASee week Gays o:lO and ssSO p m
F"r 3:sO o;9o and 300 P m
ana a..In lUaiss S:tO aud ESQ an. lZ:lu,- 40,
Leave Xnnaroi,s y AZ snunaays' $50 M, $50 pm;
6.IS ons y. AZ, So an, lS:Uo, SOU, and
For p s Sn, sundays s;;S! M, 900 pm.
iio::,o nv 81 ~ ue Metropoltan Brancn, 70 -.
{l0S0 m "a 10 III I'm; io5 principal stations oniy'
For Roct yills snS anu y. ~ pm,
For COMMENSURATE s, S ss..lons 80 pm an M
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The sanitary squad of forty doctors who are
inspecting the tenement districts in New York
city report considerable sickness consequent
on the hot weather. The mortality last week
jumped from 65l to s27 in seven days, and
taese deaths included 5e4 infants less than q
year Old.