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cour, Calendar. This Day.

suyRrnH CorRr-GrSERAL TkRs-Recesa continued.
calendar called at O'Clock. SrE-
CI,L TrHH-rarts |. aud ll-Adlnurnei for the term.
CIRcuIr CouKI-parts l.. H.. Ill, and lf.-Adjourned
for the Term - >,.,--
led nj O:O O'Clock VIII OF James VArian 1870 A.
NJ For probate wills OF frederics lander. Philip
Laser Sophia Brooks Karl Myer. Thomas DOugherty.
Lis,,ka Hail. lu!3O = NJ
Cannon PLxAs-i,EsFRAL TrRN-Adjourned until Ang.
o Sr, IAL TkRN.-MotionG TRIAL TERN.-PaTts J.. H.
and III.--Adiourned for the term.
SuytuIoE CpURI-SrrIlAL 'tRs Motions 1HtAL TERN
Parts t. H. and III-Adjourned for the term.
CRY Cnunr-srECiAL TsRs Motions TRIAL TERN
psrts I III i'll aud Iv-Ad0urned for the term.
The sun., 1893-07-25

Government bonds steady at UNI nehanged quo
tations Railway bonds weak. The features
were Chesapeake and Ohio general 4 as. Chi:
cugo and Northern Pacific lists. Chicago and
Erie lists, Erie I'd consols. Northern Pacific
consol 5s. St. Louis and southwestern lists
IDS. West Shore Is. and Atrhison issues; The
more important net declines were in Atchison
4s. q q cent. to IA: Ids, A. IL, to 34'a; CHI
cago and Erie lists. .. to 80; Eric I'd consols.
II, oUlA: Northern Pacific consol 5s. =. to
~: ST. Louis and Southwestern lists. =. to
55',; \ oledo. 81. Louis. and Kansas City lists,
3 to 81: WABASH DDS "a. to ,iS and West shore
vances were in Chesapeake and ohio general
4 as, a : cent. TO 1O's. and Chicago and North
Pacific lists = r cent to o!''a.
In Bank stocks 10 shares of Columbia sold
at 21O, and 30 shares OF Bank OF Commerce at
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 OUNCES
sold at GN,r. Bar silver in London 32 I'D. Ex-
norts TO Europe tomorrow 22S,OOo ounces;
Two hundred and eiGhty-siX thousand
ounces OF silver were offered Tor sale
TO the Treasury Department to-day
att 7oR 7oRliGes ranging from, Iron, & so",n5 Sec,indd 70
Si and So, $3.50 tendersd. Acting Mint Director
Preston. in response to his counter ofler. pur.
sO,,ha0 per ounce There 10 no OK,
Of 100000 ounces OF silver per month
Mr.; Preston says that the department, II 4
fails to purchase the full quota this month: vii
pot make uptne defcency next month. Thai
! chased this month the department, will not
purchase tho 2,OUnOOO ounces short tht:
! month and thu +.boO0OO ouncos next month
the usual monthly purchase. Each months
The sun., 1893-07-25
gMlroaIs.

>-~~>~S>~>~>>Nr~
:aMESlcns oReArEar RA'.aoHn
NEWYORh
CENTRAL. ,;|,;!,1 r., !! !.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAPAlLs ls
All trains arrive at and depart from , r,,,r.,aS m,aS
,,cntrai station, AID Street: the ON, ,n,,nyrs
.,a,;n,, ty ,he iity 'rraius leave "s ioho"'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
o.9O \. M:nExcsp, SnniSy ,r, ,sr. F"''''' "'
"W 'Us ,,ox TX g WOSTREAL sPEtIAt.
S:33 Fan, IA SMITH Y.soon late, ami Montreal
CHICAGO FAST Wall.
- ~ M-Dniiy for chicago Except SUNDAY
9:lO Tor Richdc'i sspr,ns. wasn.r ,.,...s service
SARATOGA e. LAKE" Eo oNSh Sr -.
900 S...s,,. MEfSsT tsl% MAINTAIN. s%"s and Montreal
,rU work. AND CHICAGO Limited.
l00O Mnsy PSs W: Gsi'Ss% rT ys.Sa a ssrsie. Sc "'
DAY EXPkE.S - ,
1o.3O sSpHrE sr si"T%iE n"G iFoa
NoHIDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1900 day. Wagner ssryiSs pn,ns , car,
soUiHwE-rERN LiMiTnU. ,,,n
1:OOr. iaais %;G.!'sSyr 4'!sSr BE g. faoe%
SATURDAY SARATOGA iLMiTED.
l:45H Mss'STaHy n; ois"sp. rSn. S%y in ,s
rxrOsI1ION FLYER UtMIIbbl.
GREAT eO.HOUR TRAIN TO ChIShso
rOR tn nROUGH PASSENGERS on
300 Ey MR1'IIy MionSI!. R.snsl R.s sl's ss:ea.
ALBANY. TKefff TKeefffcfAAG! fAAHGD
$3.50 e I:.s MIahSSsS, aoanEs,n. "Dfsw!nsfoon cars
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:O, Mprf'!y 80 qs %ss"st ssS %s.'iSus service
FAST ESrETN EXPKESS. =.
6:OOE:n Mns%.S wssn. Ras ns'ss .srse. pn"s
NORTHERN EXFRESS.
6.25 pyr W. ESri,ns Mrn 4sa on sis siao NJ
ADIRONDACK Il MONTREAL EXPRESS
7.OO on,1s nqs sIrana' m., wasnsr @ns cars cars
RUFFA LO, NIAGARA FALLS. AND i'"o"
ISLANDS SPECIAL
1,oOP. M-gay pue Buffalo o,dn 1;aE :, AZ !, "
CINCINNATI AND ST. Louis an !. -
500 naisnspoi. Mon,'Y RSf fs' H. It. An
LIMITED FAST MAIL
600 R,;eSe:Iep only cnrried on rnts iran.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9:l5 Ssps Nssya Intsa. tss Hf5s 'A'"so .aa
F'rsSSf%'HI%$h %$h.ssfHS& $i%isi5S SyH H'EE5'
5 sSr.E Ssssp! s1a NJ $50
due Pittsheid $40. North Adams "iio !. ~.
FAST BERkSIlIRE ENfAESH.
Fridays and saturdays only at 2i.s r. NJ. hrr'Fos
Pittsfed G:i5 r. NJ Wagner DrAwlns z honin .arts
For time OF tickets. ami space IN
cars apply rand Central station or ut ~ ~ ~
ms ,,52 hrondw ay. nJJ Columbus av ny west I'm
st., and 13Stn station. New iorA ;" nhH.ttso" M
St Io8 FULTON St and "a broadway. J. D. Br o., n:
ibove tram. eNcrrt tho leaving at $500 s:;l3 "lo
p.2U A. NJ, l:4h 300 $3.50. 4:3i. ":uo r. NJ. stop as
| 13Sth st. .-, -...., ,,,,r,r. fran,
1 boteI la nd residences turOl gh to IestiNatpt
"J6iIS NJ IUi'ItY UEOR,E u. DANIELS.
General Manager. 6en'fai fasS hte"t.
The sun., 1893-07-25

Ry william Kennedy: Foreclosure sales No Soo ~ w.
and aog last iOist street. north side besinhng ivo
feet east Second nue. three hvestUry prck tens
ments each 25SiOOlii due OH judgment on eneh.
1887, to plaintin. each $500.
The sun., 1893-07-25

Rio on the spot dull and nominal NJ lac. Tor ~
Raw ,ngar was weaker and duh AT ilSc for h6 tfst
ccntr,fusaL Refined WAS tc. lower, with very lt'le
business. ,,.-.
tl, close on and then mor oil up again c'osihk
al tie hest prices OF the day Lard here hiSher spn
sales 10 tcs city at Shc Western quoted al lo.iuc
Futures dun. July. 10 Zoe. August anu September,
innjc Dressed hogs steady a. sas1ec AMI pi1s a,
bnt steady At bsc hest cheese, $50: do. butter. IL
NArIi sroRrs-Were dull and depressed. Common to
good strainod rosiu, siesLo5 spiris tnrpent'ne'
ptTrn,tTu-There were no sales Of certihcAtes here.
Snunnai ST8ic bid. oil city, b.9hslsc.. closing nj
ySltc Rcnned unchanged.
In,r,S- some rain IN Texas decline IN Liverpool;
drnre,son IN all street selling for shor account ana
,n,n. innv iuuIdatiun caused moderate decline. Ihe
rAtnfn in leNAs light bu! coming wan declhe
in ysrnool ami other unfavorabls conditions hGd
NOR, .nrct tnan. perhaps IL would otheEwlse have
mad THIS transactions were sim moderate. As many
houses are dsncNned to trade largely OIL either
s,e az ths market until they can see iheIr way more
clearly as TO the pros so. Tor business u his county,
Frees de scined b to points, and closed beAuS, Win
part OF this recovered The sale. were 100 10y oAlrs
Vim ,p"t sales OF so0o hales In Manchester
vsrn.s were dull and obs steady. New Orleans de-
cinrd points The receipts H me ports we're ,its
h.ainst no this day last week and OSS last year
ESnort. from he ports g. 265 20 the Continent spot
colt ON ere WAS quiet and unchanged with saes ot n
ba.s for Spnning Middiing uplands. l'loc. Tie
Southern markets were quiet ana IN most cases nn
chanved New orleans WAS weaI Nsr urleAhb sou
800 balex The following are todAys transactions
The sun., 1893-07-25
2aiIroMis.

~JeNS>SS>'
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IntGTloSklng switches,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot OF
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
Tn ET.ct Juty 9, 1908
THE COLUMBIAN ExPNlS
o 100 A. M-Pun,an Nestibule Sleeping ats 70 mi.
easo and insinna, pnins sm@InT y; Sns;ann nnu S M
lndiansros :55 AM. chicago 1o;oo A NJ next u"''
FAST LINE.
o,uo 4. M.-ror ritt.bursh and Central Pennsyl
vana. rarlur Car 10 Pittsburgh -
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITEn.
1900 sa 'Ss%ssy KSo ssepnr IL D""r
smuLing and oh.erNa ion oars nre;sn.nx h,t sonms
SP sPGtth Soh ssas sS. ma Slr ssop 6 and
ncns1y s SS SysSo sSsc ISS lights chi
81. LOUIS. S.c,NssTSfkI. NssSTSM kg.: AND CHICAGO
$500 - M.ruilmnn Vest bule Seen'ng anH nH.p,bne n
s%rtns - ca; h?os and sa~ssr aE% %sahss
Sp5iy1S ard Gn,SnsS g~SI'ls'i so + S''o A. Me W.
TIE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. MruimNn yestibue seerins car, ar, 70 20 s
SsEs Sntsn 1s. 14S%s" sHs
NJ. next day.
7:5O T. VI. week days, 7:4b =. NJ SUNDAYS s-Puilman
a AsG S5S and
Pacific EXPRESS.
500 T.. M.-rullnan Buffet sleeping Car Now York
TO rn S.s sn 80 H ',sG suSu. iS !. lis F.
"ma m"t"'sS .,Syslans s%'i" Week ia dSys 60 N.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE for points int
G"t ay With "r% sssp.1 1', 10 and
night with Sleeper 10 Meianhs.
FOR BALTIMORE, WARRINGTON AND
TO THE SOUTH.
1880 S.9s A M lie fs%.n as
$50 ss;'ns' r Hn"s car to y. Limited" daily
vtn,hd'e falmsn FHT"55 '"rs AMI Dining Car .rri''
s%$ : iS :SS nd S'S SSo S'G 'SD
suniay n, y,iih s6 and $3.50 A. NJ 4:so 90 and P
" and i.:ih night. Washington only 4'oo Il >"
oao I. Nan,o coa.. Line Express, A. da,,y sG
spsr +" ,y pg%Sa 20 n
All Ht ia'I": MIisnmqnl T and 6anve ISprs., daily
b"s Ms%"1 .r Gs SF%sis
s ESn,s on ana SIss,rs.ts p,nnrs H.rs and
ros o.! %Es Ens ",y%ss Ss
char es Eomtr S:on !: N asv wrrS days ant" WIN
| For AfLANrit CRY. i:tu week days. with
rdR 5H'G%iH GHrn nSr' nF"' NJ S"e oa
| fo Lang Branch Ashurj inrs oeean Gr3ye ana ana
| n:IO saiuriaNo ". 2so $40 3:4o ago tlo and
| 7HD = NJ. week days sundays. S:i5. b:45 A. VI. ana
| f:i, L. NJ. ID not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
| " SundaNs)
rOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express; d:2" 1:co sou $50 BOO 9:3o 40 100 wash
sSD on nom . snna E m RnHF n xS rs nns ta
| 90 2;lO 800. 3i!a, I;uO 43o 300 6:Lo. t;3o
40 500 anu 1900 +. and l2:lh night. sundays
| Ixpres. I:l D. $40, 1900. r:3O 1000 A. NJ u2Oo
! noon nitrd) c:,o. 400 80. 300 $50 7:45. 500.
| uaOP NJ. and l2:l5 nght. ~ ,. 80,
| Ticket Onccs: NO, i33. H44. l.19N 1.3s3 10. and
2ul Broadway. Astor ii"Isr. l3t East i2bth ST. .o4
Nest l.riG St .5l columbus av. i3I sixth av.. anu
foot ot Desnross-s AMI r"rtanh sts; Court st. s'so
ful on St, ~ broad way. and Brooklyn Annex sta
| non foot of Fulton st, Bso"SlJn 129 Hudson st.
| lIotoken StnIion Jersey city.
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
| ues Al pKEyoSr J.R. WOOD.
| Gen raj Manager General Passr Agent
The sun., 1893-07-25
DELAWARE ANO HUDSON R. R.

THE SHORTEST. QUICKEST aND bbHi LINE ~
MONTREAL
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DErOE.9:2o 4 n. G;25 ! n.
.S:.t'b L. NJ. b'io
Also riattsburgn seepinR car on 80 l. " tram @ a..
pnssenys To SAranac Lake Paci. Paul smith Loon
Lake Nc via Enatenuynv X. r.. the Favorite koale 70
the Adirondack arriving at destination at
hour at er breakfast nj Plat sburH' 49,
b and ii Ticket once and Bureau OF Information.
81 Cortland; st 40 , ,,-. -,.,.
Send u cents stamps for illustrated guides mapA
~" - d. w. nCRDItk, g.; y. A..
The sun., 1893-07-25
liridenas md aaterest.

LAKE SHORE AND Michigan =, SOUTHERN R RAIL
WAY CO. TkEAsnkETS ,nEFlCE.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT ,
New YORK. June, "a 1923.
vpHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
i nav. dee AIRED sEMEANNtAL IINlDESD OF
THREE PER CEN on its Capital >tock, payable AT
tn ON on TUESDAY, the LIST day OF August next To
The stock holders OF record at l. O'Clock noon. on
SATURDAY, the LIST day or July next ht which lime
morninx OF WEDNESDAY. the ID day OF August next
III" ""'"A l.. ID. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE
aAnp11wAIi ST.. SEw YORK. July -. 1893.
The regular quarterly dividend of two and onehalf
ner cent 2lo per in cash has been declared upon
ths rani,aI socR OF this company. payable at the
aimee OF The Farmers Loan and Trust Company in New
York on and after AUg ], 1898.
transfer books Of the company VIII be closed on July
ri al 8 4. NJ. and T-oprnrd Aug Al 10 A. ".
ny " j. LEWIS. secretary and Treasurer.
THE LAX ERIE AND WESTERN
RMAIMnRSAIny nyfW ffWyMrkNEShi york ESrhix.,o ,sa,
Adlvidend Of oSE AND ONE QUARTER PER CENT
on tS. preferred stock OF this company will he paid at
MS oice on Aug H. 1898 The transfer books OF the
preferrrd stock will clo.e Saturday July 70 and re-
WV" l.. H. sCiiwAN Secretary and Treasurer
CEEMAN.tHHttTaI..AA t.HHtta. AZ AANFEE HEnM EaMrANXA lAfTA lie
3b AND 81 NASSAU ST..
SEw YORK, July 20 1893
The Board Of Directors have this dAv declared the
usual quarterly Dividend of one % per cent payable
on x7th inst. =. N I,vIscsroS s.er.t.rv
The sun., 1893-07-25
New York and Boston al! Rail.

n l., y. II. a II. X. Il. ann connections
From Gran Central atati,n.
Leave By way Ot Dne. a..
0O2 A. NJ Springfield ana Worcester. $50 T. ~
lU:OO A. NJ. t-N.w london aud Providence. EtO !, "
10 :O3 4, NJ London and Providence, 4;'so !: ~
IL 100 A. M Sprin y.e Il ami v Worcester :t T. A.
IL NJ tSuring;.e.d auN " Dresser, h:+O T. NJ
i. ::i r. NJ, H,rtfurd and ~ y an \. t., Gi3 J, ~
loo r. VI New London and Providence 3n e ~
200 r. NJ tNew London AMI P,nviienc. ~ j. "
3;p,r, " sWIl:mantic AMI y. v ~ Il. tS:lu !. ".
400 r. NJ sSpriugfica ii and Wnrce let, lu:u = ~
BOO t. N sNew London and Providence. ~ 100 T. ".
II 200 r. NJ s~prIngi-ii and o 'crstrr h:io A. "
i1.,n i. ii .Nrw funlou aud lrovid nee, 6:3J A N.
sRUns daily. including Sundays - +. ,,
ssFive- limited; parlor car; iaT- 81 III uo'
tArrisa! on sundays twenty minutes later.
iAli pAror cars . .,
Return service same hours and by same route
Through parlOr and slee ping ears br rh,h Tram
C. 7. IiEMf,T Al Gent Pas Asel..
The sun., 1893-07-25
OlD OOMlNlON LINE.

steamers for NnRrul X. "a .T>Mb' III, DID POINT
CoNFuRT snd NIWruRr New- connecting for yiR'
GINA NkA,u ~ n l~R, liU- AMI RiNnNU u. Va
Sna WAslll>'rlN N%H YtI,fGI ,TnNn %ny, TSss;
RrER Mn tirright orl,N. Wet, and az. For WEST
lulNT "a futs Ihur... avi sat From rier ~ y;
u fnnt Reach Il a. = 4. Through tcArts Ant
traIgm rs,r. 10 All p",nts south AMI west AypIyAt
general olirr nT ,omp,nN on psG or at T. 22p 23a
2UI, as 81, a. an Hlu "a. aud !, jth broadway
~ l. ~ lIlAlnnl. TTAIlic Manager.
The sun., 1893-07-25

,;RocsgIEs-Conee futures were lower. owing to llb-
er,i receipts At Brazilian markets over Eur3pean
drliveres were moderate. The braZiAn MARKERS
We ro weak The close Lere steady, Win be'es OF
. 200 hays follows:
The sun., 1893-07-25

Oats advanced to l5c owing to the advance In corn.
rep, OF crop damage from the West decrease IN
tls visible supply of nearly SOOuuD bush. and tho
covering OF shorts Tho advance checked spot business
to some extent. spot SAFES $4,000 b,sh NO WHITE
cltpped at ;isc.; No. white At 3iles3Sc.: No. do
a 3,ilos37c No. mixed at 3Ic. IN elevator and sc
aiioat: uugraded at :bSC3I5 for white. and b03Sc
far mixed Future sales 2iO OOu bus follows!
The sun., 1893-07-25

Corn advanced 2 to 2fc owing to reports Of hot dry
weather nj tho West. This critical stage IN tho
d,veioplncnt OF corn. There was some excitement
here and at the West. Tne visible supply tel of
rIn ~ q bush TIE foreign demard was iight busi.
ness being checked partly by the rise Sn,cngo expess
large rece Shot sales l.O'O bush. No.
in elevator at August price Ava 4yc do. aHoat Al
500 5oLoc Future sales 80 oUO bush. as folows:
The sun., 1893-07-25
ryy.ycr.I avn COMMERCIAL.
y,rs s,o,. r.ehanee-sn,es Juiy "a

ucs,So rr1crs or UNITED STATES bonds.
The sun., 1893-07-25

EINuk rINnE sri. NMNIIlr COMPANY
i Far Char os IN = q and Jack souvills. ria.
aud ali 20 nis IN rnridA The south and southwsst
Il M rirr ~ !. Il TUESDAYS and Fridays 3 Y. N.
PASSENGER NrComnOdaii'IE ant cuisine unsurpassed.
MM y rlNnh SEQ, Hcn Asts hbnwlinsErcon. n y.
I, n lUEt Ien AT : frL Lane. 31p Broad AS S.Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-30
Renewal of an Old Fesa.

From the Chicago Tribune.
IF a colored waiter at a restaurant" OBJ
served the exchange editor. should drop q
roast turkey on the floor"
That's dead easy" broke In .he fnan-
cial editor. 1T would be the collapse OF
Turkey"
sharply. THAT wasn't what 1 was going
to"
Then IL would be the fan OF Greece"
1T wouldn't be a national calamity OF
any kind" retorted the man OF the shears,
savagely disemboweling a New York ex-
change.
Il say II would" rejoined the financial
oracle jabbing his fountain pen into the
sheet OF paper before him. "You said a
colored waiter, didn't you? It would cause
a commotion In Africa-
And a crash In China" interrupted the
real estate editor, looking feverishly about
for a weapon of some kind.
You ought to be Ashamed OF yourself"
spoke up the man at the index books. with
deep feeling.
Europe pack of vulturesr' vociferated
the exchange editor.
IF a colored waiter In a restaurant"
said the financial editor, returning gamely
to the charge, should drop roast tur-
key"
1.-THE proprietor would kick the stuff
fling"
There would be a rich pickup for"
1T would be gravyous offenss
THE waiter would make no bones Of"
He'd get a dressing down. wouldn't her
The voice Of the exchange editor lose
high above the din.
Nor he shouted. He would be put out
on a fowl"
And the meeting broke up in great con-
fusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-30
BIRTHPLACE OF THE FLAG.
Betsy Ross House Where Was Mad,
the First Stars and Stripes

the StaTS ana Stripes.
From the Philadelphia Item.
The efforts that are being made by Coun
Gilman William B. Souders to have councils
pass an ordinance providing for the pur-
chase of the house 239 Arch street. occupied
in the days of yore by Mrs Betsy Ross,
when she made the first United States flag.
Is arousing a great deal of public inter-
est and universal commendation.
Mr.. Souders' object in introducing the
ordinance is to have the city purchase the
house alone. If it can be bought, and re-
move it to Paramount Park, or some such
public place in the city, where ii can be
easily seen and attract the attention that
1t deserves.
He thinks that in this Columbia year,
when everything tends to make people
think of their country and it's past is a
most fitting time for such work as this
The building, with the ground, is valued at
$1,000 or 5000, and surely the city can
afford this amount for such a relic as this.
There is need for haste, as the present
members of the councils will only remain
in Office until the end of March. and the
ordinance should be passed before that
time.
The building is one of the uuaintest and
most old-fashioned in Philadelphia, and
stands today practically as it did so many
years ago. The bricks of which IL Is built
were brought from England in the ship
Welcome and the work of laying them for
the walls was superintendent by William
Penn. The shutters are Joined with hand
made nails and hung upon handmade
hinges, while in each window the curious
sashes with their many panes still remain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-30
PROPOSALS.

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. col 18TH ST. NV.
Washington, ID. C., December .. 1s93.-Notice
Is hereby given to all persons interested in the
wreck Of the steamer w. W. Colt. in the WASH
ingtOn channel OF the Potomac river. at WASH
irgtOn, ID. C.. that IL within thirty 600 DAYS
FROM the date of this advertisement they shall
not have notified this office Of their intention
and taken preliminary steps to remove said
wreck as soon Us practicable. the wreck will be
regarded abandoned and derelict, and will he
removed by the United States in accordance
with law. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be
received at this Office until TWELVE VI. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY SECOND. 1894. for the
removal of the above named wreck Specihca-
tiOns, blank forms and all available informa tion
will be furnished application to this Office.
CHAS. E. L. b. DAVIS Major. Corps of En-
Cineers- d2.4.5. .30&ja1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-30
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO., LIMITED"
From 9TH st. ferry wharf.
Steamer Wakefield MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS at am, for Nomini
creek, LeonardtOwn and st. Clements bay and in
termediate landings. Returning TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. (See schedule).
d3Otf Gen'I Manager
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf, 7th street Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday ut am. Landing at ali
wharves as far down Maddox creek Returning
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 3 pm Pas
senger accommodation t-class Freight received
until hour OF sailing. Telephone, 17G5
+. A. REED d Co., Agents. Alexandria.
E. s. RANDALL.
apI-r Proprietor and Manager.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. ID. q
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK VA.
WASHINGTON AID NORFOLK-sOUTH BOJrND
7th st. wharf arrive at Fortress Monroe at q an
an. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 73O n m '
where railroad connections made for ali noints
south and southwest.
North BOUND
Leave Norfolk daily at 6:1O PIN. Leave Fortress
Monroe at 7:1C pm Arrive at Washington at
$3.50 ap. next day. "
Tickets sale rt 5l3, 619, 1881 and 1921 Penn
sylvania ave. aEd 615 18th st. NV.
Ask for tickets tia the new line.
el,phone $50.
JNO. CALLAHAN
epl4-f Gen. Supt
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The ELLIOTT. LAKEWOOD J.
HEALTHY AND DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
IN THE PINE WOODS NEAR TIE LAKEWOOD
HOTEL.
HOUSE NEW
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED.
sun PARLOR. ENCLOSED PORCIIES,
BATHS, &c.
For circulars, terms. &c. address F. Z. FOSTER.
d2-3mO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE 4
story press brick houses opposite Franklin Park;
~ It. 1la inches on st. by 144 it,; stables on
rear of lot. Apply to DIR. D. n. OGDEN. Ex-
ecutor, 1924 P st. NV. n63ms
FOR sAIE-14s3 ST. NV; BROWN STONE
and pressed brick house; 10 rooms; beautiful cab
met mantels; tiled bath and vestibule:
electric appliances; steam heat; granolithic side
walks and large yard; very desirable property for
high government officials Congressman.
n1S-3m OWNER. Room 5. 1901 Pa.
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In Brussels, NJ. Volders, editor CT lie
Peuple and leader of the labor party, was
committed for trial yesterday for writing
infiammatory articles on the Paris bomb
outrages.
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T. f. WAGGAMAN,
FOR SALE-OR !

FOR SALE-OR TRADE-1424 L. /. AVE. NV;
large handsome house; Ami; fashionable neigh
borhoOd: magnificent lot to 3O-foot alley; will sell
for price of ground alone and include house to
immediate purchaser. Don't miss this. Room
8, i20l Pa. ave- oc2l Bun
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

Europe, wF REFT Mfrs
Choice herthS secured without charge Sailinys
plans. *. Railway tickets all over the United
States and Europe &c. Gaze select r,arties
W. +. VAN WICkLE, 1225 Pa. ave.
dli-s&w3mo S'
ARTHUR W. ROBSON,
6lJ 10th 81. Y. TeIe,,'lonp 1864
steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent.
Tickets to Europe by all lines
Drafts In sums to suit
sofelSn EXPRESS 0uS9 Custom House Broker.
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FOR RENT
1892 9thnw. Tor. amis52. 20
927 9th NV, 11r.ami 80. -
124 ID st ne. Tor. aml30. 10
314 Pa ave NV. 1Or&b. .+5
$40 Mo ave NV. Tor. re
Gal 4th st ne, Sr. am,. Is
139 Mass ave ne, Sr. 80
1917 22d NV. Sr. ami %. 80
1431 y J ave NV, 7r23. so
1920 y ] ave NV. Greg. 30
1896 Lewis st ne. sid. *
2504 VI st w.9r.ami. IS
b19 14th ne. 6r.ami. 1890
800 18th ST sw. Sr. rs
lois 18th ne. Sr.ami. 1878
d27 SWORMSTEDT
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOT, Did AND VA. AVE. NV; 20
feet front, con. .326 50. it,; $500 cash. bal. l.
and years. STURGES MOORE, COG st.
n dl6-3m
FOR SAI.E-LOTSJ DECIDED BARGAIN TO
quick buyer lot 1914 by 100 feet to paved alley;
9Th st. NV. bet. and Q; 2 party walls; inst
class neighborhood; good title easy terms. Ad-
dress SMALL PROFIT, Star office. d293t'
FOR SALE-OFFER WANTED FOR A LOT ON
Conn., ave. just above Du Pont Circle; many
Of the finest houses In Washington; size 4sx114
to another street; grand opportunity TO buy a
handsome residence site. ]. MARTIN PROCTOR,
Agent, 907 G st. NV d29-3t
FOR SALE-ONLY 81 $50 FOR NICE LOT ON
N. ]. ave. near NV, for a home investment;
IL 1T. front; "a It. deep to alley. II. L. RUST.
62f 14th st. NV. d19-tf
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FOR SALE

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