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SOUTHERN lsAr.wAY
G!EpMoNT AIR LINZ.
S..hnlnln On oe..ct Ii. -.


Schedule IN eject July 4 ;sg,
MI trains arrive and have at Peunsyl yeniC cSss
sensr Station, Washington. u. c.
SEQ an. daily-L.ocal for DauyIlie md inter.
mediate stations, and connects al Iyucll,nrr yr,fh
the Norfolk and Western railroad w,.sIwa "A taIly
snd at MANASSAS FOR StTssbGrc. daily EXCEPT sun
l;oi am. TIE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAn,-l,aily, OPERATES Pullman Buffet Sleeper..
New YORK and Washington via Charlotte and 90.
;elanla 10 savannah and Jacksonville. uniting nc
Though Pullman Buffet sleeper New York 10 Mont
geometry. with connections for New orleans. C1n-
asc,s st Atlanta fog Birmingham Ala Columbuu
and Greenyille. Miss.
as pn.-Daily .oy ORANGE and inter.
R nsar' e,s .so., and kroush train for frOus
lo:4s p.mmWAsfiINGTSN sNS soTfffHwEsr.
man Nestibuled Secpes ard Dining Csrs rups Va
Charlotte and CoumhSa TO Augusta ss vspuah
.,x and Tampa. carryias Pullman sleepes
Sleeper New 9ori tn New orc cr,,. . p9%.s
MMon,gomery. Neg York 10 Asherille via Salisbury,
MMsshincton TO Memphis via birmingham, and
G Washington to augusta Via Columbia Dining car
TRAINS OF WASHINGTON AND OHIO pryr.
SION leave Washington Il e:10 an, daily t,se
pr. n dsiig; es,eEt SUNDAY, md asa pm sundays
Sunday. for Le.sburs. and s:ss pm. daily, "a
Hertsdon. Returning. arrivs wssh!nSton :. 90 a m
eco pm, daily. ftcx Rornd Hi. 81. an,
daily; except Sunday. from tecshurr. and e:ss q
m daily. except SnDday. from nerndon only.
through trains from the south arrive WASH.
lncton !. ID am, 30 I'm. tnd $50 pm. Manas-
sas piris'on SEQ an; daily. except Supcsy. and
$40 am. daily from Orange.
Iiesets Sleeping Car reservations emo informa-
non FURNISHED ~ Offices. I'll anil 1900 Pennsylva-
MA arennc. and at PASSENGER Station Pennsylva-
pia Railroad, Washington, n. c
W. II. GREEN. Gen. Men
w. a. TURK Cen. Pass. An.
L. . bhOWA. Gen. ACT Pass. Dept. u3
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ANACOsTIA.

Sergeant Kirby was at the head of a
peculiar looking procession about O'Clock
Sunday morning. About twenty negroes
handcuffed in pairs. and each couple fasten-
ed together with a clotheslne and walking
down the asylum road in the lock step of
raw recruits. formed the weird early morn
ing scene The PROCESSION was the result
of rail made upon a colored woman's
house near the Jewish cemetery on the
Hamilton road
Receiving word that disorderly gather
ing was making the night hideous with riot
Gus noises Sergeant Kirby OF the Anacosti;l
police formed a raiding party. composed Of
Officers Anderson. Reagan, Mari and Green
and making detour on foot reached the
house when the disorder was ae its highest
pitch The house was filed with men. and
one or .wo women did not detract from the
reVelry. They were dancing and shouting
lamp was overturned and fire threatened
10 consume the mass OF human discord
Thick smoke arose IN the room but no one
paid any attention to It, An officer was
placed at every means OF exit and a rush
made The smoldering fire had been put
cut and the officers seized their men In the
DARK one policeman made a light and az
ter the negroes saw escape useless they con-
scented to be handcuffed and fastened to-
gether. When counted at the sta ton IL
was found that twenty-four prisoners had
been secured. Reuben Foster one of the
men. had been eluding capture for several
weeks. warrant having Iseen issued for
his arrest on the charge OF carrying coz
cealed weapons.
The home camp meeting which has been
attracting the attention OF residents of An
acOstia Tor the past week was adjourned
last night from the lawn of Mr. H A
Linger to the Methodist Church Jackson
and Pierce streets. whore Rev. James Me-
l-aren. the pastor. conducted the service
During the reign of inclement weather the
services VIII be continuei,i jim the church.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Barrett of No
q Minnesota avenue, took place from the
Methodist Church yesterday afternoon at
i O'Clock. 1nterment was at Oxor Hill
cemetery.
"A small fight took place Saturday night
In Hillsdale. as a result of which Officer
Hasan placed colOre1 boy named Ander-
Son ur.der arrest. William II. Anderson.
father of the boy. interfsred with the officer
and Is alleged to have heaped threats and
profanity upon the officers head. The Do
liceman then placed the parent under arrest
who left $40 dollars collateral 1T the station
FOR his appearance today In the Police
Court
All arrangements have peen completed for
the citizens mass meeting at Haines' Hall
tonight. to take steps toward better fire pro-
lection and better police facilities for Ana
coStiS.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
WssSins,on .sssisu e1 as Of x.v
'f F.f sys.us and ssa N stree. y,,
s1ss s SS,ss% I: s isss - y..u.
, a:S s. s: :.p as.o d sfs' ,s
ror Lexington and s,aun,on. ;l:iS nm.
cS sst ns5sS S M.SS. Bsss
For fI1 Hfsy. 'sss gS SS Sar AMIR iIISroash
.5:io .1sc 20 8 niauissi. $50 . 30 aocS
sss = stSs tsc. ,ss ss BIG BIG
ca $40 go ss minutesl SIS, 4:Si. r59Ss. sTS:
ps aSos sud ii p e Ans is' I'm In, and
For Freds SssIaAys; $50 arn., ABB pm.
pm. '' - No. "s-"' HSsSs
s sor n nsE1rstown. aiI:is am. ma 40 pm
s ai25o. AGO. s.:as. e sS: 49, s 9Ss hi SO
a5 fs5 H$ ef!Ps Sgnee sns roa, 600
For Bay Ridgc sls and 4 e So p! Ra Sundays.
ROYAL BITE LiyG = reR n new YORK AND
r. PEH.ADEIPHIA
cast. daiiy aaf lS Ss Go York Boston snS n.
Corr, 600 Dining Carr, 400 q .o5 DIn.ns cnr''
o 81, l'"o pm. sieeplns Car. opcu az 1000
Sunet Parlo- Car- all DAY trains
for Atlantic City, week davs An ,o-oo I. NJ
",e lzco nool- Sundays, 40 AN IL 90 noon
i% Alc May and Sea ls,e City, aeek dave a 20
Al. ahi is:oo noon. Sundays. s.2O A NJ
Tor Brlganiine Beach. week days s.2O An aud
l-:p noon. Surdays. 1890 noon -
Except SUNDAY. Daify. G Sunlav oniy
Express trains.
Eacgace called for aud checked from hotels ana
r'sldenc'S 10y Union Transfer COr,any on o,ders
lcfc AZ tioket Ufaccs. sl3 and 1851 ia ave and
at depot. N'' ~o1
Il. d. CAMTREII cIAs n scTT-
INV bth- Manager. Gen. Pas. Ar.
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KENSINGTOS.

The house and lot owned by the late AIRS.
Ietitia FiSgihs was sold on Saturday a.
public auction for $3.50 cash. MIR. Ridgely
of Burnt Mills was the purchaser.
Mr.. VIM Morey of this place IS erecting
s. house III the Warner subdivision. Mr.
|tOrey is his own architect
AIr. Il. II. Warner IS making arrange
iHants TO add four ROOMS to his residence in
.<enSiEgton Park.
residence OF white stone fropn the
riiIarrieS of MIR G. OBJ. Bryant will soon be
tOmmeEceI On prominent site in Kensing-
ton.
Miss Mary Maule OF Baltimore. who has
s-een visiting Mrs. X. NJ. Moore. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Charlie Il Ford of Indianapolis Is
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Baxter
the EpwCrth League meeting last e-e1-
snS was led by Prot II. T.. Stock, and an
interesting feature OF the program was q
solo by Miss Annie Black of baltimore
Mr. George y. Davis is confined 10 lbs
house b. severe illness. on Saturday Mr.
p2FiS vas liz = very precarioUs condition,
but he is somewhat improved today
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DuNcANsON BROS. AUeTIoNLEisS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE FRAME DWELLINGS
LptAIED uN me NaSr SHE Oh CHAM
lLAIN AVENUE BETWEEN SUIEEIpll
STREET AND COLUMBIA AVENUE, AlLiiI-
pI.S Hu.I.
b. virtue Of T. certain deed Of trlst 10 US bear
in; date August -. y. u. ISs2, and duly re-
CORDED in Liter ls2u. folio .41 It sec u the
land records Of the riS; -ict q. Columbia, ard al
the request Of the party se.grcd Thereby, we, the
Undersigned trustees vii. sell At public auctiliI
IN fr"nt 81 the pr, uises. THURSDAY, the
TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF JULY, A. n. lSa, AZ,
FIVE O'clock J.. NJ. all those eei;ain p..c.s a.
parcels ~ and aud premises situate in .he county
Washington. II. G.. and known and Distinguished
Numbered ia. H. Hail and ElyaG's recorded sub
division Of Meridian Hill. together with thr ilu-
proysnea;s thereon consstin; Of five frame dwell
in.,s.
The property viii he soa suhiect 10 rcr-as,
del Of trIst. hearing date fD-fl &c. A. n. lS,.a
{" w. Z. Tdmorston anl Adds II. Browns. t-7l.-
t"cs. securing tire American Security ami Tr,,St
'"mEluv. in five -eas from date. the sum %
5000. with Interest 'ro.a Os"O,,cr &c. A. u lS..3
said trIst hearing iat.rect NJ the rate of 6 r.r
G Ter a,anm. layatle eIii-annualiy
Terms 90 sale: Al cash. All conv..vs ncirr Ind
recu,ding at purchasers cost. A 6er~it q, $3.50
lee COMPLIED WITH IN ten O. from date a. ,aIe
othrrNrts" trustees reserve tie right TO resell AZ
~ ard cost OF dcfaultin- purchaser or par-
ohasers.
W. E .EDNoNS1oH.
once. 500 :th 81. NV
AIDS T.. RFawNF
oNee. racihc hlis. CO
6oi r ct. n. ".
ty13dSds Trris.~cs
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner Of 9th ard 4 SITS.
In effect June "a. 1884.

In effect June "a 1884,
1880 An. PENNSYLVANIA IINTTTD-PuIlnso
Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and Observation Care
r1.trL.nu,s to Chicago Cincinnati, lDdianapol,s.
Iishurg.
1880 AN, FAST I.INE.-Puilraan Butte, rarlo,
Car TO Harrisburg. rarlor aud Dla.ng Cars. HaT-
s:l5 Pm; CHICAGO AND ST. Louis EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet rarlor Far 90 Harrisburg Sleep
ing and Dining C5r-, Harrisburg TO ~. Louis,
Ti0 o I'm i %ESrERS I fx faTsSS Pullman oD.
Ing Ing Ca 70 Chicago. aud Harrisburg TO Cleveland
no Pm. SoUTHwlxTEaS ExpREsz -ruIlra,p
Sieeiins and Dining Cars 20 st. LOUIS cpd Sleep
iO:4o Pm. PAa..,iS ENrE1ss p.um.r slo-,.
Ing SaT 70 fitts,.urE. -.
xiass,, An M for s Nan CanaossiSgs nOehe'ts ana
s, do;S9 An: 70. IlGiIa anj scno,o cady except
i mo PM If for M'ii mps DAILY s IN aur.
and NIAGARA Rails daily, except Saturday. with
iS;io rM for Ers. c 20 s,i Rochester ,pa
RnNalo daily and Niagara Falls daily. osc-pt sa:-
and SATURDAYS only Washington 90 Eo,hesie-.
L.r fh2deiihia New Io;k and ,he E4ci
Tor Cars; with Dining Car from BalilHore. for
New York daily. for Philadelphia wcek cays 20,
100 am. 2:is, s:is. i:o 1880 and II So PM m
ON su ma. -. =. dining S.T. 200 n 90
l'liladelphia only. last Elrr,ss, 80 IN week
dIEs ,, r GsRIS''; g;oI an n $40 pm daily
saratoga E.2ress ahrousA Buffet rsrl.< Can.
For Atlantic City. 900 Saturdays only,. ESQ,
II 90 An, l2:i5 I'm. week days. sGndayN Il IS
Pm.
~ Far ss n;tI,.ors; g, 20 80 ss. 600 90
tite I.mit.il. i-ao. 4:6. S:in s:i4. $40. l0.oo
lo:+o. II rs aud i-@b pm. on SUNDAY. T:20
:55. 900. ao5. lose. 30 am. l2-ls. l:lS
c.ol. 5:l3 I:oa limit~,,'. $50 s:.o. ella. $40.
1000. 1910 and IL *. I'm
For PoI'es Creek Line. 1So am. and -:Ss pm.
For Annapolis. 5:so. 900 ana 1850 an. and
40 pm. daily, except Suad,y. Sundays, 800 a.
m. and 40 pm.
Atlantic Coast Line EyIaoss fcr Iichmosd, Jack.
sangille and Tampa. $50 AN, $50 pm daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. = 30 I,.tn. daily. .chnlopd
onl.. 1857 I'm. week Gays.
Accommodation fr Caaniiso. s:%S sm. daily,
and 4:..,5 pm. week days
Fp- Aslabdrls. 30. o.35, 1:iS. go, e:io,
lo!A1, II. So am. Ie:5a 90. S:2,. As s.oo.
5:3-. G:l5. SOC, 1000 and il - l.m. On Sunday
at 43o. Is. 9;i5 az. =: ~. els, e:os -sd 10 as
pm.
Leave As1andris for Washington. sos. o;ss.
s.o5, 500, 40 lo:... lU.2S am. i:ob. 2.lS,
Soc 3::3 500. 10. G:l3. 90 ia. ela. 81
ard L p.m ga SUNDAY e: 6l3 e.io. 10 2s o.
m. 2:l5 h:2a. 200 liza. S:l5 and 1872 pm.
-i.kcS tsrCcs. Icri cs 18th stu,et nnf
Pennsylvania avenue. aIsi NJ the station. 9th aud
D streets where orders Ice LEFT fur TIA, cheek
ing OF baggage TO destination froLn hotels an.
idcnc,s
5. ii. PREyosT. J. R. WOOD.
General Manage. Cep'i Pass. Agent
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HE WANTED CLEVELAND.
Sow He and His scheme Arc in ar
Insane Asylum.

Sow He and His scheme Arc in an
insane Asylum.
President Cleveland will miss call
from a Bostonian who intended to pre-
sent him with sl0.O0N.O0O Mr.. Cleveland's
guest. instead Of sleeping in Washington.
spent Friday night In the Mclean Asylum
at Somerville. Mass. He Is a well-known
Boston business man, with offices not far
from the custom house. He Is about forty
years old, a graduate of Amherst College
and OF the University Of Gettingen. His
firm does a large business. and is supposed
20 have made money rapidly of late. Over
work and All undue interest In politics and
the tariff turned his brain.
When the Mckinley bill vas being draft
ed he was called upon to testify as an ex-
pert before tie committee on ways and
means and hts dclus.on drew In such promi-
Lent members of Congress as Senator Al
drich OF Rhode Island Representative VIM.
l.. Wilson Of West Virginia, and Congress
man Moses stevens OF Massachusetts. His
plan. IN brief, was to start an immense
corporation for the production of his dis
covery. 1t was to be called THE Grover
Cleveland Free Trade Oil Company" and
his object in going TO Washington was to
induce MI. Cleveland to become president.
q. an annual salary of s1o.0do.wO. He
selected Mr.. Wilson for vice president, and
Mt. Stevens. whom he knows. was to be
general manager. He had gone go far as
to consider several sites in Boston for n
grea. still. and had written to persons in
-rine of the largest cities with view to
establishing similar works. He had also
arranged for oil plants in fifteen European
cities.
Every detail OF his plan was carefully
elaborated and he figured out a net profit
me first year Of more than S131lWO,Nn.
He decided TO start on Friday morning
for Washington. Before going. however,
he determined to unfold his plans to the
press and sent for n reporter, to whom he
talked for three hours.
He was going to employ only Cinnamon.
because they never strike and seldom COM
nit murder. For some reason school teach
ers and newspaper men held the first place
IN his heart. and he was arranging to pay
them each slUG q month cut Of his bank
eccouIt.
y:a eZpla ,rcI how re would build little
cities for the workers In his factories. He
would have 20 rum sold in them. but there
should be a lager beer aqueduct.
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TRrsTEES' SALE OF INo-sToIY FRAME
not Sc AND LOT, IN ANAO,STIA on
FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR TIE ANACY,STIA
HOME. To BE SOLD To HIGHEST BlDDEg
WITHOUT RhERNE.
BY virtue o: a cert.in deed OF trust, recorded in
Liner No. 1871, felio 3ts ct se,,.. o. the Land
records OF the District a. Columbia. We will sell
at public auction In front " the premises nj
HALEPASr FIVE oCL,kK Pm. on 7trSIbAY
TIE GIllRTl-FlkST DAY OF July, A. u. lisa,
all that piece parcel Ui llnG sifsGtei and .ln-.
ia tlr~ District OF toipm,,ia. sDd kno~n and de-
s.rib,d the soutkerly one-hai., fronting on
/ Ianklia street by the widl OF lot numbered two
hundred nd .vcnfy- t2ell. in that ion
OF part Of Chichester Recorded October IL lsSG IA
E,sA County No. g. folio 80. OF the records Of the
sirNc!"-s Office OF said District, together with an
and Singular TIE GPIartrliances. rights. privileges
:nproYemchts ans. Other Embellishments 20 ihe
san" hclosgiS-, or ia anyvsise appe;taInlnS
TsrIas of sale: one-third of the purchase money
two years, 10 Ice represented 10y the notes 81 tlIe
purchaser. bearing int-r-.t az the rate Of q r,nr
cent per G;nusl Z. om Cav O. sale, payai,lc c.ini
annually. secured hy deed @: trJs; upon the l,.,,,
c-ty SOIL or al cash. 81 toe oItion OF tsc ta,r-
chaser. d,l"Si: Of Slco required at time OF
sd. III cun"Cy9nc.Hc and recording AT the COS,
of the purchaser. Terms OF sale 10 l.- cosul,,,l
with within fifteen Gays from date OF saLs other
wise the trustees i'-erre the right 20 resell nj
the risk and Of the defaultuS purchaser after
five days n1tice CT such r--ale published In soule
newspaper Of Washington u. {.
lSAA. /. JOHNSON,
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM
jyl3-cod&ds Trus;.c5
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From the New York Tribune.
Little Miss Ttn-Year-Old sat watching
the gardener At work. Presently She began
to amuse herself with the pea ,ines grow
Ing near by. She had heard accounts of
the recent iale-Haryard athletic contents
ana thought IL would be fun to pay boat
race. SO, suiting her actions To ner worts
she conVorsei with herself follows:
Nov y ale and Harvard are going 30 race
IhlS peapol is Harvards shell and that one
Is 1a!eS hesc peas are the harvar'is
ana those are the Yaies. Now. Percy Is GO
ING to coach en-. Percy has to coach EN-
awful. cause II takes the Harvar1s sixteen
hours TO get ready. The Earvards have 10
use the biggest boat because they're all CID
fatties.
Now, they're going to start and Yale Is
going way ahead. Now, Psrcy's coaching
the Harvaris some more. and four or five
more are coaching 'em, too, cause they're
eighteen lengths behind and Yale had t.
wait sixteen hours at the end for Harvard
To ca tch up. So
The trouble with the Iiarvards Is that
seven or EN- wants to be cOachers and only
one Is left to row.
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DRIGHTWOOD.

Mrs William Cox Of GAINESVILLE. OHIO, Is
visiting at her sons. Mr.. NJ. v. Coz. chief
OF the National Museum.
Misses Sophie and Sallie Robinson are
visiting at WalDole. near Boston. Mass.
On Wednesday Miss NJ. f.. Cuvillier of
Shepherd road was married. at the Emory
Chapel parsonage. TO Mr.. William Hollidse
of Florida
Aaron Lee, a highly respected coior.d cit.-
zen Of this place, and resident for over
haif century. died on Friday, the funeral
taking place yesterday from st. Luke's
Church.
Mrs. Anne Garvey left Saturday for near
EdaEdssas Va She will be the guest os
EirS- Jones, at Thoroushfare Gap.
MIR. John Joy E'ison. who has oeen r:ck
Is fully recovered.
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Il-D.
jy1l-dAds
THOS. BOWLING x co. Auctiuil,.ers.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BRICK
pWEII.i>ii OK - SrSIfT BETWEEN Z
AND + STREETS NORTHEAST.
D. virtue % deed of trust. bearing date on Tie
twenty second day OF Jusr. A. u. 1892. AMI re.
corded In Iiicr No. 100, folio 30 ct eel ulie If
the land rcc"iH of TIE District of Cpluuuhia and
at tie request Of the holder OF tie secured
thereby. we will sell at plhlir auctjon In front OF
the premises, on MONDAY, TIE TWENTY-TllIRD
DAY or JULY. 1894. AT UAiF-PASr FIN,
O'CLOCK L. NJ. the following dCsc.IbcI real ,s-
tate. situate in the city OF Washington District of
Columbia. to wiz: Lot nriuteI, thirty so t,2D ia
ra.Urre numbered seven hundred and atty four u.
Ter plat rcoOi,Cd in Lilcr l., page ~ OF the
recuItis OF the oiice Of the surveyor Of sad is-
trict. improved hy nearly two-s,ury and eel
lar brick dwelling. rooms BATH and all Ilosier,,
improvement and known as No. 300 II street
ncri east said property viii lie sold subject to an
Indebtedness Of $1,000 maiurin. March l." lS5
Terms Of sale: unc-I hir, Of purchase money 10
he paid Ia cash, hallnc. in six aBd twelve mont! is
from day Of sale. occurred by deed Of trust on yrcr-
erty cold, AL cash ut the ou."n OF iurclAser
deposit of 500 required time af sale Al,
convey anciug and recording ut cost of purchaser
Terms OF sale to l.. complied with in ten. dayy
nom day of sale or t,.s trustees reserve the right
resell at risk and Of defaultiEg purchaser
WASHINGTON DANINHoNER
W. IRVING BOSWELL,
fell dNdA Trustees
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CIIESAPgANr AND QUO RAILWAY.
Sch,dule IN erect Msy IL, 1884

CIlESArEAKE AND QUO RAILWAY.
Sch,dule IN ercct Missy IL. 1884
Trains leave daily from Union station (B ana
r.. 9th and sts.
Throus the rrsndcst scenery IN America with
the Eandscmcst and most compete solid train ser
ice ives, from Washington.
2.-r l.. NJ Dali inCinnau and 81. Louis
Sp~S ial'-Solsd S..tilul.d. seUiy EIuinl--i k1et-
tric-lighscd. St"sm Lad Train. rallihan's finest
slccpin, Washington 20 Cincinnati. .uliaI2'pis
and st. Louis without change. Dining c9T from
Washington. Ariycs Cincinnati 500 am; 1rtiia1-
apolS. II :S5 s.h. and '-niraso. s;Jo pm: 81.
Louis. 6 rs pm.
lilo I'M. DArIY-TIc f-ncus ". T. Y. AIM
fed A solid scstil'red rain with dining nni
Pullman slecpcrs for Cincinnati ..eNinrton and
Louisville. without eli rye Pullman slceps 20
Virginia Not Springs. week day.. arriving go
am. Observation car a>m Hinio1; Arrive. Ge-
nIinnati. $50 pm: IrNiaston SEQ I-IE Isuis-
Mile $50 pm: Indianapolis. Ii:ib pa: Chicago.
80 am. ana ST. I.a'-. 30 am. connscts In
Union depot for alo2onts.
1851 An. ENSEP- Sr>nAy-Fo, old FONT
Confo,t md Norfolk. Only RAT line.
AS Pm. DAILY .sATr.s, foe Gcri"ns.iile.
Charlottesville. wayn~sbo-o'. Staun"n end princt-
pal Virginia points: d-y. except Sunday. io- Rich
mond.
nccs 5Ia aud 1921 l'-nnsyl Ania avenue.
III. W. FULLER.
avs Gcnsrsi Passenger Agent.
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O'FaGen's Hard Work.

From Texas Sftinss.
Il feel so t.r II this incrnin' l can hardly
MT me arrum to me head"
ny. you seemed TO sleep soundly, Mr..
OtSgen: you ought to feel refreshed.
Is. colonel, I ought To be fealn' re-
fres he'd. but | amt It's sewin wood that
Is the faIaSin' Cccupashun.'
Saving wood. Why. when have you
been saving wood?'
Nv hSn nave l, is it? Shure en- ] dra med
that was siwin' wood the whole bliSsed
night. an l didn't have avcn a pace av bsI-
con TO Craze the saw wild. 1 feel broke up
intirely.''
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DyNCANsoN BROS. ArcrroNFg.;s


TRUSTEES SALE OF NMutRLE BUILDING lot
On STREET BtsT WEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF "A a,s,i az trust /, a. dated I, NJ.
p, 1880, and recorded IN Lilcr 100 r5,lu II2 ct
500. OF thc laEd record. Of The District Coli.rs-
hia, aLd at The r~IGes' Of the :srty scored
thereby, We VIII sell AZ public auction IN r~.r,t
Of the premises el Tuesday. THE TWENrY-
FOURTH DAY OF JtLy. AID. 1874. AT FOITP
O'CLOCK m TIE T.. ,'9iIg parecl Of Land ST.
uats In the city - Nash..tus Dittrc: Of !i.l-
hia, being all - lot nIiai cred 10 IN ,crrgr.ah
n"Car;ys subdivision IN square naII.l..r Il $40 as
rcoo,d,d IN L.heF r. W. folio ~. %. Ia. records
OF tie surveyors oHiSr q. the District q, Co.um-
h.n, tkeihes with The improvements, &c.
TeraS ~ sale: Da. hat cash, blsncs in ono
year, for Which Eot" OF tbs IJI-,..a.cr viii lie
takc'S bearing interest ~ ~ rste At Q ,sg ,sst
interest; payable s.hl. .unvsllr, aai rar~d Ey
died OF t1'st Oh tue property Sill. or al cash
Ut ;ae 1,t.oI Of the p8r-iaser A Gci.rIt a..
500 WI! lee rsrc rod at time oi sale. Al &c
Hetaosin; and rer"sl.n- AZ ,,rrchssers Terms
Of sale 10 lie "oIGp...d vita otcer days. other
wise trustees rsscsS. ii.- i.iJ rcs-il lie lroo-
c,ty Ht ~. anu cost o: G.i-ult.-. ,5iFc!Ais,r II
purchaser.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. Trustee,
so 9Th ST. nv.
JoiiS /. COX. T-ss'ee.
jyI2-eodSIas 1910 It.
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CoxEY,s ADVICE.
He Urges TraMps and Unemployed to
Come to wasAington.

OOMc 10 "000ln8tOn.
Gen. Jacob 8. Coxey Of, the army Of the
commonweal was at Rideewood Park. L. l..
yesterday. where he was rendered a recep-
ton by the representatives Of the people
party. who were holding a picnic there.
Gen. Coxey made an address at the big af-
ternoon meeting. in the course of which he
said: THE only place for you to strike at
Is washington. Go through your public
parks ana marshal the trepps and unen-
Pioyed workmen, tell theml the cushions
down IN Washington are as soft as they
are here. and tell them / have plan to
iced them down there. I'don't mind telling
tne plan When the men get down there
they VIII be sent to jail as l was. The jail
IN washington can only accommodate 800
persons. 1t is full now, SO the men will
have to be put to work building jails to i'm
prison themselves In. II l cannot get them
"crk at one thing 1 can get them work at
another"
In Closing, the commonweal leader again
Urged upon his hearers to marshal the I'M
employer o. New York and Brooklyn and
Carch IN body to Congress and demand
mat the good roads plan he pat into shape
Tor practical legislation. Rev. Or. Edward
AcGlynn then addressed the assembiaSe.