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Name. O. C. Nan
Finishing the star Reuters,

From the Phiadelphia Times Ind }. July 10th.
After exhaustive argument by Col. Ingerson
against the admission as evidence In the star
route cases OF the confession OF Rerdel 20 ex-At.
torney General Wayne Macyeagh, Judge wylie
yesterday decided that the statement should be
received In full The principal objection OF the
defence was that the alleged conspiracy had not
been otherwise established, and that, conse-
quently, the admissions or a person charged with
cepted.
Judge Wyle had already practically decided
that the evidence previously offered had shown
the existence OF a conspiracy, and the argument
OF the counsel for the defence In again challenging
that decision shows the boldness as well as the
hopelessness OF their case. The Judge emphatf-
cally reafnrmed his opinion that the conspiracy
had been established and in ad hitting the state
ment OF Mr.. MacNeagh asSented TO the proposi-
ton which Col lngersoll declared 10 be the condi-
tion precedent TO It's admission, namely, that 'in
the judgment OF the court the Jury would be 1ust.
fed In finding a verdict OF guilty upon the evi.
dence already in"
1t is very clear that the defence, in thus forcing
second decision on this point are preparing 20
make IL the main support OF writ OF error in case
the jurors do what the judge says they would be
Justlned In doing and bring in prcnpt verdict OF
guilty. Whether the jury viii do this or not re-
mains 10 De seen. As far the District Court
goes DISAGREEMENT OF the jury is the last slender
takes the position that the charge Is proven and
admits the confession OF Rerdell, as one OF the
guilty parties, TO show the secret workings OF the
combination and the unlawful compact under
which the plumber was divided.
Inc star route men ana Their attorneys have at
tempted In many ways 70 explain away the force
OF Rerdells confession 10 MacVeagh. An fnge-
NOUS argument, and one which attracted q good
deal OF attention at the time IL was made because
III was so characteristic OF the methods OF ring
was that Rerdell was a stoolpigeon, who was set
10 decoy the government counsel into betraying
the strength or their case against the conspira-
tors. The only attempt made yesterday 70 weaken
the force or the confession the suggestion that
Rerdeu had been bought by the promise OF q
favorable opinion from the Attorney General on
certain claim against the Post ONCE department
or mad been promised place in the department,
both or which suggestions Mr.. Macyeagh de-
clared were groundless.
Whatever may be the concluding Incidents OF
the trial or the verdict OF the jury the judgment OF
the public as it is now formed will be decisive.
whether the defendants go out of court TO enter
the penitentiary or as free men they viii be
branded 10y public opinion as guilty OF the crimes
with which they are charged, and the unanimty
or this popular verdict will make the technical
issue OF the trial less important than It would
otherwise be.
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Died.


CHAPMAN. On July 81. 1882. at 3: 40 a. m. ANNIE
CHAPMAN, aged four months, of cholera infantum
Friends an relatives of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence her
parents, 2l2o street northwest at 10 A. IA 2gth in
slant.
DAVIS. At the residence of his mother Margaret
Cam, No. ll09 New Jersey avenue northwest, R0BT.
K DAVIS. aged eighteen years. nine months and
twenty-six days.
Funeral from the residence on Friday afternoon "A
tree O'CLOCK Friends and relatives respectfully
vited to attend.
II, GLAsGo. At Berkeley Springs. West Virginia. on
Wednesday, July 10th, 1882 at 9:45 O'Clock D. M.
ROSE. beloved wife Of ID. b. Gssco In the twenty.
eighth year of her
Her sufferings DER,
And tho so much Wen miss her;
We know that God is just,
And she has reached home at last
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MURTH. On Wednesday, July Doth 1897 NJ dvo
O'clock p m, JAMES MURTH. in the forty fifth wear
OF his
Funeral from his late residence No 1898 5h street
northeast, Friday evening, at O'Clock r..
SMITHSON. On July Is, 1892 at O'Clock departed
this life IN the seventy ninth year of her age ANN
SMITHSON. beloved wife of Thomas J. Smithson, the
only surviving daughter of the late Isaac and Sarah
King, OF Prince Georges county, Md.
Sleep in Jesus peaceful sleep,
From which none ever wakes 20 weep.
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise
Funeral from late residence, No. 461 street south
west at O'Clock Friday July %. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend. Maryland
papers please copy.l 2ts
THOMPSON At the residence of his brother in Jaw
Rr, NM Is Wallace No. lOa Indiana avenue. JAMES
Funeral from house Thursday 9th inst ut D. m
Friends of family invited.
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The New state Department Build
Army Retirelnents.
OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL RELATIVE TO
THE LAW.

OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL RELATIVE TO
THE LAW.
Attorney General Brewster has given an opinion
to the Secretary OF War as to the construction of
the clause in the act OF June So 1882 as to limit
ing or restricting the retirement of officers OF the
army. He says that he is of the opinion that in de-
termining whether the limit Of 400 prescribed
by the act OF 18th of June 1878, have been reached
not, the number OF officers retired under the act
OF the 30th OF June, 1882, must always enter into
the computation, so that no retirement can
validity be made under the laws anterior to the act
OF the Goth Of june 1882 If the aggregate OF retire
mentS under that act and the law preceding 1t
shall at any time amount to four hundred.
Congress has evinced no purpose in the act OF
June, 1882, to make permanent increase OF the
number of the retired list 1t is true that the list
is subject to temporary augmentation beyond the
said limit by retirement5 under that act, but this
excess Is exposed to constant diminution and de-
structiOn by occurrence of vacancies
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NOMINATED FOR CoNGREss.-The following Con.
gresSional nominations were made yesterday: 14th
district OF Ohio, j. w. Bell, prohibitonist; Cd dis
trct OF Indiana, Thomas r.. Cobb, democrat; 18th
district OF Missouri, w. +. Cloud. republican; lst
district OF Minnesota, Milo White, republican; ID
district OF Vermont, Judge Luke Poland, republic
can; 30 district OF Iowa, Thomas Updegran, repub-
llcan; virginia, state at large, j. NJ Dawson, re-
publican. The republicans OF the lath Ohio DIS
trct took seventy-eight ballots yesterday without
nominating Congressman. The votes were dis
trlbuted among ten candidates. The convention
adjourned until to-day. Milwaukee (Wis-) dis
patch says: The fact has developed that the pro-
hlbtionsts are arranging TO nominate Congress.
men In all the districts, which Will considerably
complicate matters. The hostile acts OF the brew.
erS have aroused them thoroughly.
VIRGINIA GRAND JURY AND THE CoDE-The
grand jury at Cnrsuansburg. Va, yesterday in
dicted Capt. John s. Wise and Mr.. John S. Crock.
ei as principals In the duel fought there last
tuesday. Indictments were also found against @.
W. ward and j. Stewart Crockett, cousin OF John
;. Crockett. as seconds and DIR. Moore as surgeon.
The other surgeon being from Richmond, and his
name not known, escaped Indictment
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Yesterday morning Is Italians while on their
way to work in New York, were attacked by
striking freight hands, and q lively fight with
-brickbats and clubs ensued. One OF the strikers
received shot In the breast, and one OF the
Italians was badly cut with cotton hook
A committee to effect reconciliation between
the Jersey City strikers and the railroads reported
last night that the Erie railway would grant the
increase demanded II the men would leave the
union.
About 800 men employed In the chicago Pull
man brfck-yards are on strike They demand an
advance Of - cents per day.
The National Tub WORKS company, q No
Keesport, RA, hayo decided % o1nxS The mn WITH
non lnton - - ~ 4n21 49, >
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Forest Fires i'm Michigan.

EAST TAwAs, MICH, July 27.-The forest fires
within mile OF Tawas city. At the miners farm,
few miles from Tawas city, the farm products
are burning, and c. w. Carries place is on flre.
The farmers driving their cattle to the shore,
and sending the children to town. On the East
TaWas road many OF the farmers fences and much
hay and grain are afiame, and three dwellings
burned. The loss is very great Travel is cut of
in many directions. Strenuous efforts are being
made to save Glen Dam.
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TO THE VICTOR BELONG THE sPo1Ii
Some Impressive Facts.

From the Springfield MASS. Republican, -
The testimony OF Walsh, which has not been
shaken at all by the defense IN the star route
cases, Will be likely to impressthe Jury. So also
will the fact, certified py Brady's successor, and
which will probably be Introduced In evidence In
the star rnte serVice trnm - G Msn to a xsc 90
and that 1t was reduced BY Postmaster General
James to $2877 600. and has since been re-let at
cost OF only $2,Ol8 600
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Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Turk Ready 10 Send Troops.

BERLIN, July ga dispatch from Constantine
pie states that at the sitting OF the conference
yesterday the Turkish delegates declared the
readiness OF Turkey to despatch troops TO Egypt
Immediately, under the conditions OF the identi-
cal note. The Porte does not advance any counter
proposals, but merely expresses some wishes In
regard to questions Of detail. The dispatch adds
that the first detachment will leave for Egypt
whiting the next few days
PARIS, July 27.-At council OF the ministers NJ
DeFreycinet stated that Turkey was ready to dis
patch troops to Egypt, in accordance with the
conditions Of the identical note.
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DU NCANSUN BROS., Aucts.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TIlHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROvED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT
BRIGHTW00D. D: G., ON THE EAST SIDE OF
HE I . sE y STREET ROAD AND IMME
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 1stAsa
day Of October. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber E
No. S63, folio 3S7, one Of the Land Records for the
District Of Columbia and by direction of the party
SurSd Rshersey TIE undsEss.rsd Tsnstse vii sen on
premises. at FIVE O'CLOCK, the following described
property. viz All those certain pieces parcels Of
ground situate and lying in the county and District
Columbia and being known and described Lot No. q
In Butts subdivision Of part of Petsrs Min Seat i'm
yard. nllsd with fruit trees and shrubbery All that
part OF Lot numbered one M not included In McChes-
large barn. with stabline for eight horses. And ali Of
Lots marked and ettered A, F. g, II, ]. and L, in
John McChesneys subdivision Of part Of lot numbered
one according to Butts subdivision Of part Of Pc
. Brshtwood is rapidly improving and Is considered
the most desirable suburban property around WASH
ngton 1t has commanding view Of the city and sur
tons in the District.
Terms one-third cash; the balance at six, twelve,
interest until paid and secured by deed of trust on
the prope ty sold. All oonyeyancing at purchasers
cost deposit Of 800 will be required the time of
sale II the terms OF sale not complied with ten
days att the day Of sale the Trustee the right
to the property at the risk and cost of the de-
The Evening Star.
Plats OF the property be at the office Of the
trustee or Aucuonser. j. v. n. HUYCK,
yis-uVus Surviving Trustee.
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The Tariff Commission.

LONG BRANCH, Nd, July N.-The tariff COM
mission heard this morning Mr.. James Hendrfck,
of the Albany Aniline factory, who advocated a
specific tax OF a dollar pound, or an ad valorem
tax OF IS per cent. on aniline coIors Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury French explained and
illustrated the practical difficulties in the working
OF the present tariff law, and why and how they
ought to be avoided In a new tariff.
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STEAMERS. &c.

NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.
Steamships of this Line,
AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, sCHIEDAM,
EDAM, ZAANDAM p. CALAND.
W. A. SCHOLTEN MAAS,
CARRYING the U.s. Mails to the Netherlands leave COM
panys Pier, foot of Sussex street. Jersey City, N J..
regularly every WEDNESDAY, for Rotterdam and Am
sterdam. alternately.
First cabin. SO: second cabin, $50 Storage S26.
New York. For passace sntay to " e. METHERn fST
& CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
FINHE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7TH
Il street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven O'Clock M. for Potomac river
landings, stopping at landings in Nomini Tuesdays
and Thursdays, Aiattox Greek Sundays and Thurs
days Chapel Point and Brents Wharf Sundays down"
anu anu ,Medne.s sy,, up and Mattawoman Greek on
Washington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
For information apply ID
G. T. jones' Agent.
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The Truant Chippewas.

CHICAGO, July N.-The Chippewa Indians now
permission are journeying thither to conclude ne
gotiat1ons for the transfer OF 1900, 900 acres OF
their reservation on Red Lake, Mimi, TO the gov
eminent
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A LIAM LINE.
Patronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis
QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY.
Shortest Ocean Yoyage-Only Five Days from Land
to Land.
BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX n. s.
and ST. JOHNS, N. F., every alternate TUESDAY
Extra weekly ships from GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
QUEENSTOWN, LONDONDERRY and GALWAY.
he steamers unsurpassed for safety and speed
and are fitted up with all improvements conducive to
the comfort Of passengers
Cabin. from Quebec, $40 and $50: from Baltimore
SIS; intermediate. $40; Steerage, S2S.
Apply to G. W. MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania ave-; JAS
BELLEW. III 18th st. ID. A. BROSNAN, 612 9th st.
JNO. NJ. WILLIAMS, Georgetown, d. c., or
LEVE ALDEN. General Agents
New York. 207 Broadway. Boston, Mass. Is State st.
Philadelphia, Pa: n. e. Corner Broad and Chestnut
sts jeS-th, sat, 1y
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EvKNrNG STAR.


THE CANAL Subtitle examination OF the files
OF the corporation with view to collect all the
papers In reference to the Alexandria canal has
the suit OF the United States agt the corporation
| OF Alexandria in the canal cases. have been ar
city Of Alexandra si5ss77.77. With interest for
| many years The canal suit VIII not come on for
hearing again until next September.
HUNTING CREEK BRIDGE-The recent change OF
jurisdiction over the territory Immediately south
OF the town, places both ends OF Hunting creek
bridge within the jurisdiction or one board OF su-
| pervisors Heretofore Falls Church district has
controlled one end, and Mt Vernon district the
other end OF course, as people OF Falls Church dis
trlct seldom or never used the BRIDGE they were
willing that IL should be made free bridge, and
the expense OF its repair devolved upon the public
AS now the entire bridge is in Mount Vernon dis
trict it is Thought that the chances of the bridge
being made free have largely increased.
The REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL committee at
| dorsing Hon. w. w. Willoughby, OF this city. for
judge Of the United States district court for the
western district OF Virginia, vice Judge Rives, re-
| COUNTY ITENs.-The county tax OF Alexandria
county has been fixed at 40 cents and the road tax
at 10 cents. This will make the taxes this year
on the several districts follows. including the
40 cent state tax on the school tax. Jefferson dis
| trct, s1.45: Arlington district, Sl55 and WASH
ington district, S165 This is reduction OF some
twenty per cent on last years taxation. The
difference In the rate OF taxation OF the different
| by the people.
| DEATH OF A RAILROAD MAN-wm. Curtis fire.
man upon the Midland railroad, died at his home
| In west end at S:45 last night from wounds re-
ce1yed by being struck on the head as the railroad
| train was passing under bridge sometime ago.
he was about p years OF age.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The colored Pioneers pa
| raded here this morning and then went on an
| excursion to Carlins springS-Reuben Rault
| Tor threats. Samuel Luckett for selling furniture
said to belong to his wife, and Peter Whitock for
cursing in the market, all colOred, held at the
| station house this morning.--A new rain gutter
| Is being put up at the jail by Thos. Hoy
| Joseph johnson has been removed from his
| place as sectionmaster on the Washington &
| western Enthusiastically Baker, an Alexan-
! drla COZ nty lunaic. was sent to the insane
asylum to-day.-Mr. s. T. Swami has been
| adjudged lunatic by Doctors Brown and Lips
comb. His halluc1natiOn is that he has been
poisoned by carbOlic acid and has ceased to have
| any blood--The county treasurer has settled
| his accounts.-A republican meeting viii be
held tonight at JOhnSon'S hall.
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THE qHrA f5sfH E4sz s HS sg94Hrrsr
s4f SrrcH sGEf isfH fi
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION. CORNER
sor pitt6arr and the Vest Chcsso Limited Express
OF Palace Steering Cars a: $50 am, daily; Fast
Harrisburg to Cincinnati. Western Ex ITess 80
pn daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsburg and
p Or, i Man st kxpress $50 pm daily for
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR Canandagua, ROches ter Buffalo, NIAGARA. a.
m daily except SUNDAY: with PAlor Car from Har-
day. with Palace Cars from Washington to Canaan
Tor Wiilamsport. Lock Haven. and Elmira $50 a.
and loiG @9d 4 on sa1 o Fa ta Ral
Tor Cars. 80 q. m: dsily. except Sunday.
ey ciiy with boats Of Bro1k is Amen saring
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
For Phi, adePhla 500 am. 1880 am. 30 4:20
g yoo and 1919 I'M On sunday 20 80 and
For EaismoFs; 500 sso 1870 a n and 1ao
sunday; 500. $50 am. 4:2o. 6:20. 100. $50.
For Poe. CT, * Line. Gao m and 4:4O p M daily.
For Annatoiis. $40 a and 40 pm. daily. except
AI M,k ,2n ANp TREPERIGKsBURG BAIL;
For Asana5 o and 2i9 y 90 nm and On e s5a;
atS:30 go. II; % and II :25 a m. and pm.
daily and 800 p m daily except Sunday day d. H.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600 s:1s.
go pm; ana loo midnight. o. sunday ar al
Tcat and information at the tie an nor the Corner
ton Where orders can Be- left for the checSnE OF e bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences.
,, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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The SarafOua Races

SARATOGA, NY, July 2.-The attendance at the
course to-day Is good, but the weather is very
warm. The track is fast and dusty, and the bet
ting lively. First race, purse $780, for all ages OF
which 500 to the second and the entrance money
ts5 each) TO be divided between the owners OF the
second and third horses; three quarters of mile.
Poos-Bonnie Lizzie, 500; Fellowplay, SO; Saun-
terer, $40; Crickmore, $50; Martinique, $40; Gen.
Monroe, SIS; the held SIS. Bonnie Lizzie was first
Saunterer second and Martinique third: time rs.
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PLYMOUTH MASS, July 27.-The 1re in the Ply
mouth woods, though still burning, is thought TO
be under control The fire burned an area of 12
or Is square miles, on which there was a large
quantity OF good timber and considerable wood
cut and corded. No houses were burned.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July IA large tract OF
vile, was burned over between and O'Clock this
morning
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

~ ONfOLh AND NEW 1Ohh STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
VII leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 80 o'c'k D M. touch
Ing at Plney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 so
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second class fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout l5O
Round trip fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout
Second class fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at five O'Clock L. m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. c. KNIGHT will resume their
trips leaving Pier Al, East River New York. every
SATURDAY, at four O'Clock pm, and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, at o'clock For particulars apply
to agent, 63 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
office, 613 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
Building B. o. Ticket office 1851 Pennsylvania ave
nue. st. Marc Hotel, and at boat.
oc23 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
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The Star Route Trial.

After the report OF the star route trial in the first
edition closed, Mr. Bliss said the prosecution had
closed, with the exception OF two witnesses from
ness to the same fact, who had left st. Louis and
had gone to NarraganSett Pier; and a witness for
whom an attachment had been issued
The New State Department Building.
Col. T. L. Casey has made his report to the Sec
rotary OF War upon the building of the State, War;
and Navy departments. He states it Is expected
to complete the north wing OF the building, except
the approaches, and have it ready for occupancy
by December 25th, 1882; and to commence
work on the approaches before that time.
The total amount expended July l, 1882, on north
ton on hand July /, 1882, s2l5,062.5S new appro-
preparation required to complete approaches of
north wing, 100000 No appropriation has yet
been made for the west and center wings.
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CAPITOL Notes

No agreement has yet been reached on the legis-
lative or deficiency appropriation bills
THE HITCH OVER THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The debate in the Senate over the naval appro-
prtation bill Is, substantially, largely between
the committees on naval affairs and appropria-
lions. The naval affairs committee is unanimous
In opposing the legislation on the appropriation
bill for reorganization of the navy, and the con.
test seems to have but Just begun.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 18th the STEAMER SUE Cap
tain W. C. GEOGHEGAN. viii leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 9TH street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'Clock ?. M, for Baltimore and River Landings.
A1River Freight must be Prepaid
Returning, arrive in Washington every Saturday night
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS,
m16-6m 7th street Wharf and Cor 18th and Pa ave-
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
. FROM PIER 40. n. r. NEW YORK
Servia. We'd. Is July. Gallia 49, We'd % Aug
S SGth. We'd. Aug Seryia. Wed. 80 ug.
Bothnla We'd, Aug Scythia =. We'd, 6 Sept.
Partha Ned. l6 Aug Bothnia. We'd. 13 Sept
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATE PASSAGE:
$50 and 800 for passenger accommodations
steerage at low rates. Steerage tickets from y-
erpoo and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe
lowest rates. "
- Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Copanys Office
No. Bowling Green or both steeraRe and cabin to
OTIS B1GELOW CO.. COS 7th street, Washington,
VERNON Fl. BROWN l. CO., New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW CO
lanl2 GO0 18th street, WASHINGTON
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MARRIED..

EEANS-MONAHAN. On Wednesday, July 26th
1882 by the Rev. II. G. Richardson, st 90l I streef
northwest, Mr.. +. w. EVANS and Miss NELLIE A.
MONAHAN, both of this city. No cards.