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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20
An EmeLenaI Csster sermen.

The Ezsigr EEvie.s At tn Drookyn
TabeIaae!e Uerr ATTENDED L. the LEg-st
audience Tai eve. L-oa.o5 lie Immense
oLzS. Tsl=sse psuachsd . LigLIy
vE~Ja !; sermon o. rhs ugsEaoeliIa. lie
-o-z-i Aiaaael: up INFO . high Tiea q
eaiAas4sa, and his vugI, ~plalagrI
uEeA CEltll,ut a.lIg --Hy 20! the
audi Lce CIe vt.!-ess2 voalzu
went into A-.air, aal 80 l,I=r Ipa
arr set. IL mas; sop, l., cE=i.
rasag3y i-IL4 D. .lu-t stop. lie
l. kl-.@s tie rcgll. L Ta.aa4gs or
t.zues lie wI lI me. Oae elderly
gentleman, -la:ag near the door. aruHe
AMI sal "a urs; leave. ..Vo1 WILL tx!
H llp1. s.lle : ~: oft. We are we'd Jed
L., slid gsa-sm-a standing hear.
Ny God" vs. th- ug,y, Il mus;
Leave. en- a;aElit no }. ug r..
GpoiA-s & SelGldeE aye ea,tirs ..a.
uou=1 ro-s,s:aEs IL coaa,y.5u v..a
their furnace "a; PaEzaLe. The rga-.
cN a-r an ia.ea.. 81 90. John T. Err-r
Superintendent waa has Ill tLgra IL
suo.ya:aI operation :ur -syrri .esrs .a
Baltimore. i Is cl-imy5 60 De aa s-0-
ug-@.-i ms:-.a o.. s.--.as. a..at
IL vLl enable aa.a e, ...v tl.. ~
.a= as me- AMI .Iu- % @ i
r-l a-s, TINS working i-r 90 l....E
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

Aaue-s .sa- Es.'rr make 10 ucr,;gp
0f the @l % Elatgza. Buaars.n
Ans aFs IllLzs w-@ty. II.
HeEAvr G~uveruus=t as,s even Z s-n.u
j teLu n %. English troops TO be ssr,
O. t-l --..t.-.H ~ E.s fsH-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

"lIhckmotnck. " q lasting ppd imgran,
perfume. r''cc % aud 90 d, ats. For
sale by i. I Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

NJ. Fraser, a ,insmith mud a former
rssiden, OF Berkeley. California, arrived
jn that town last week, e.gcr having
walked oil the woy from Chicago, aud
passed tlrotgh =, sas as q part Of his
ronte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20
Casting Inc .'cIocu,

- j. A-4-E~GE
Casting the ''Cloom"
! a-uy F-u= n the sill ;g-as
AMI aaFs Of the F-eias Cg-s, tie t-lg-
pic se.cl;e= -l5 EurE &. u-tzs-
zau3EaEug IL death o.! Iea1-ag cts-
Zen sia Ie5.l: IL v.aZa-s :, v.ll
H d=,h E4- cas-; g gloom over til
sll.e e~g-=auty. Nov, sc vu-l4
eng s; HAT It vg1.I b. much e-.--r aDl
eAe-g-r, alter the r-E-euL4. IL ry-zri
q, tie GalA l-Ta been g.sga. 10 -.l4g.y
add .-C=st TIE gl7g= TIE t.
graphic EDITOR, l. m-kin- out The d.
patch would then C.; o=-e urEzrstand
shat @1s required. and would Proceed
- extend ".-c .ao4 la-sI l. sE-guazd
'ae whole egulzzZy.E-:e-pls=.
= special from Atlanta. Georgia. s4v
The pruics;t for mguuluclt,o Alexander
~S:ePhensis Ci-nIoueA oaly Ssy2 hay-
Ing been rlissj after mu-ths % s:z.au-
oas efforts. Por the last fo-iy yrars II
his life Ar. stephens never LaiIs.s tLsu
'I1.'--A. '''
= VIZ mems -lese
men have gone JE; into the world. e.
'15 Nv al many Of
"--e all
D 4" inc late
-, u AI-I'a'
.As IN a
VA l.-9rd De-
~-'I Ne never
~. go ''''s sl! fteH Gould q
l''-' anu a 'oELHsL puFA
- "'i " WHINE
- imp" i'' Ds "es'
-
The Commissions O! the General
Land Oaiac Is aocus.d II fT~aRlGlrHt,y
e0l.ui!ug With iE;eEua.ed pastIcst0 with
hold 100000 acres Of land in New
AsAeo from entry and Of Permitting
~ " !" '1'1 i'' u 70
-
Governor adams has gone to look
after some # his cattle in the E4st.-Ey.
Whether this refers to the 0uadrupsds
With short horns or thc bipeds with
shot memories, j. not statcd-Appc.l.
TIE memory OF those Eastrrn Jip is
is siiI long enough to reach back 10 the
time when the s]r,urniue scribe OF the
-, a.
u na.-a.H-,1.
Charles Ashton file a complaint in
the superior Count against the different
members Of the Dashaway Association,
o. San irAheisco' ASKING that they b.
restrained rom pcFyeriing that reserve
inhu and 'na' the SiZ,oO0 distributed be
restored. Upon TIE showing Of tbs com.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

t. bill 90 sstah@ q zu.,r=a svs: ~
". bLLEv'-y tl-pa--o=; the Gu Iu:-.
JLls co--L--.l iy tA= S-=:r 9.
W-si; -.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20
American R:vspapsrs In iesa.

From the edition OF Neslrs. Geo. +.
RoWeA Il Co.'S As-zIc.S SEEsr4rn
DmEcEoEr, ugz IN pres, Il ayp~ar
that the nlEFlPe-s and periodicals %
all kinds =; present issuei u tie Uu..oi
Sta.es and cAa.i= gl5ch = grand tu:-I
Ofl3.i01. us j. Ess gain Of prs
ly I,Oey daring liz los. iEglre months
AID exhibits "a Increase o. 5.Gls over
the total number published Just ten ye4rs
since. The iaGsza IN ls7i over the
total number 70. 1913 VAS 1913. Dudng
the past yc4z :he dliL.es have increased
from l,l3s to l,gjli the veekies from
s,0C2 20 1905; All tho m5ut1lies from
l,H9I 20 lI9). The greatest iac5e1se is
u the Western States. Illinois. 10. liz
stance, now SHOWS 1909 papers IL place
{! ia@ years total .. I1i, wAile Ni-agar
i-ses GJi Instead OF lie j23 reported Ill
1888. Other lezdiHg Western States
also exhibit 4 IRA: p-zeoeatzge % in
eress. The toGl lrnsa. Of papers in
New York State i 1923, agaiaS, 1889
in 1893. Canada has shared il the gaa-
e:aI increase.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

The Commission. O! the General
Land Oaiac IS aocus.d of fraRlulrut,y
cgl.ui!ug with interested p~a.tIcsto with
hold 1890 coo acres Of land in New
Mexico from entry, and Of permitting
fraudulent patents to h Issued igr j; to
private claimants.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

Catarrh cur.i honlihuni sweet III. ath
secured by Shil"h's Catarrh IL IN dy.
Price 80 .nts. NasaI Inj ctor free
For sale by +. 7. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

1.-Two and lot 1 i've Grocery store.
Choice goods in great variety, for sale
~ The lowest possible prices.
Owe INC . call. II. CHSsF.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

The Silver State says: Fred Could, q
bright Washo= y.aih. and a former pupil
oiPr1t. Ring, las arrived in Winnie
muasa and vii compete for the West
Poia; caie:sLlp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20

. Thomas :. O.iy,T b.. e5.nIagac-d suit
a. The SGPsT.pr Cuuu Of California,
a5ainsi the SJathera Pacific Railroad
Company, claiming so, 60 damages
foT injuries received e; the accident near
Teh4Gaipi on the both Of January. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

RESTRAINING PAUPER .EMIGRAT1oN.-The COM
misSioners OF immigration are expected to be here
tomorrow TO consult with the officials OF the Treas
ury department., with view of preventing the
landing from steamers OF friendieSS and hel pleSs
Immigrants In the streets OF New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10
P PIP y Y 2 T .Er 2 2
UU III IN ILL ZEE nm

Now. at the opening of the School Season. many
Parent Puzzled" to where to procure Footwear for
the Young Hopeful" reasonably durable and not too
expensive
1t Will not take you long to find out that the money
invested for the ordinary "Cheap Shoes" is money
wasted they being generally made of material that will
melt when brought in contact with the Boys favorite
Mul PUDDLE" while the Soes of the HIGHEsr-PRICED
SHOE generally through in about three weeks and
the delicate Uppers of such Shoe do not stand
much scuting a cheap Shoe
TO SOLVE THIS PUZZLE
ASK the Thousands, to whom have SAVED HUN
DREDS OF DOLLARS alone in the Purchase of their
Chldren's Shoes while visit to House will con-
vince You what mistake you have made in not patron
izing before
We offer 4 line of SCHOOL SHOES MANUFACTURED
ESPECIALLY FOR Us, and guarantee every Pair we
handle OF GOOD. SOLID. WEAR-RESISTING MATE
RIAL, and we convinced that there no BETTER
SHOES FOR THE MONEY ANYWHERE IN THE
UNITED STATES THAN OURS.
> me OF our famous low-priced Specialties:
Youths Solar Tip Button sizes IL to g .S 81 90
Boys Tipped English Hookbals to S. LOO
Misses Heeled or Spring heel Button. II to 2s LOO
Goat and Kid Worked hole Button ~ l25
Chds Heel or Spring Solar Tip Button to S. rs
80 to l0hs. 80
81 Kid and Pebble Solid Button. to 1Ohs...... IS
The best and finest Lines of Misses and Chd's Boys
and Youths DRESS SHOES ever made.
Don't forget Ladies' s. 90 Unrivaled Kid and Goat
Button. and our Gents warranted $500 and 81 80
Button. Laced and Congress
VIM. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
SIG TIL STREET AND 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AvRNux
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

New Orleans Telegraph TO the New York Tribune 9th
Last evening Claude Thayer attacked with a
cowhide Benjamin oNe who Is connected with
TIE Mascot, a local weekly Illustrated paper
o'Neil drew revolver and fired five times at
Thayer, but without effect. The affair occurred In
Canal street. which, At the time. was crowded with
people. An old woman tainted from fright and a
report was circulated that she had been shot and
Killed Intense excitement prevailed and Ben
ohotato. well-known auctioncer. mounted a dry.
goods box and addressed tie crowd. urging them
10 ~ nch % Nell. The police hal arrested O'Neil and
taken hlm TO the station. several blocks distant.
1he crowd. excited TO frenzy 10y the speech Of
onorato, advanced 300 or 400 strong on the station
and attempted 10 enter it. but the doors had been
CLOSED and an extra force OF pod cemcn hastily gath
cred together was on duty. The mob was In the
mood I'D attack the jail. but District Attorney
ADAMS ana other gentlemen succeeded In gaining
the attention OF the people and quoting them by
the assurance that the woman had only tainted,
and that Neil and all concerned IN the shooting,
should have speedy trial The crowd flnally dis
per,t-u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

Vice Chancellor Bird, Of New jersey, yesterday
appointed J. Alfred Bodtne. Of Camden, receiver Of
the Anglesea railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10
a Reporter Uses a Knife.
DANIEL GREGG, AN ENGINEER, KILLED BY A cuicAe
TIMKs MAN

William Lyle, young man connected with the
local stan OF the Chicago Times fatally stabbed
Daniel Gregg, an engineer on the Chicago ana
Northwestern road. about six O'clock Monday even
ing, Mt the Chicago Driving park. where the Illinois
state fair Is being held. Monday was the opening
day OF the fair, but there was a small crowd pres
ent- The newspaper men finished their work about
O'Clock, and Knox and LUSH two reporters on the
AftrS, started Ia run foot race In front OF the
grand stand. and l.y le WAS chosen referee. As he
walked toward the finish three men no were sit
ting near 10y began 10 abuse him lie struck at the
largest one OF the three, and the man turned 10
strike back he drew long knife and stabbed him
twice in the left breast and then cut his throat
I he man Gregg fell, ana Lyle WIS AT once arres-
tel and taken 10 the West Madson-SIre station.
The wounded man was conveyed 10 his home at
the corner OF Il-t and Fulton streets He has A
wife ana Two children. Lyle claims that the man
attempted 10 draw Il revolver on him and that he
stabbed him Ia sef-defense. Lyle halls from 81
Louis, where his mother resides, and he accompa-
nled The Boston eNClEsOnlSts 20 Mexico IN the In
teTestS Of the Times He has always been consd-
cred quiet and pleasant fellow. Young Lyle was
taken 10 the county jan from the Des Pianes-street
station yesterday. lie talked freely TO the many
reporters who visited him, and seemed 10 fully
reIiLe MS position. and expressed the opinion that
III would be better for all concerned II the wounded
man, who Was reported dead Monday night. rtcov-
cred Gregg, he said COurted a quarrel, and, fear
lug THAT 1.-The big fellow would hln upr he re-
sorted TO the convenient knife. Very little hope Is
held out for Grcgg's recovery. He Is sinking fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

Both the democratic and republican headquarters
were without news or incidents to-day. Neither
had any Callers There was more activity abou,
the democratic rooms owing to preparations for to
morrow nights ratification.
AT republican headquarters all the communica'
lions received speak OF the Maine election as In
fuslng the party with new life and spirit
Mr.. Blalne's vote in Maine Is still a subject OF
discussion among politicians. Democrats are en-
deavotng TO extract some comfort from II, saying
that the prohlltionistS Will be incenSed against him
ior not staining by them They maintain too,
that the proibitoniSts OF the west Will not be
conchlated by Mr.. Blatne's refusal TO vote for The
Maine amendment
on the other hand republicans contend that Mr..
Blaine action shows that he regards the liquor
question as one for each state to determine for IL
SELL and that,as President, he would not use his In
Huence one way or the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

At the finish Of the horse-bcycle contest az ST.
Louis last Light the score stood: Horse, 3ls miles
laps: bicycles 3l9 miles lap.
here We're $40 new cases OF cholera and 800
deaths in Naples yesterday. The situation is de-
scribed as appalling.
The reported dissolution OF partnership between
The Baltimore ana Ohio and Bankers and Mer-
chants telegraph companies Is denied.
H. b. Price, colored, a justice OF the peace OF
camden. n. j., has been arrested, charged with
Illegally filming several persons
Fifty Russian Mornans arrived at New York YES
terday ana started for Beatrice, Neb, where they
Will COLOMBO.
Thetwelfth annual prize meeting OF the National
r1ne association OF America opened I'm New York
yesterday. About 200 rifemen from different states
are In attendance.
Matt Orten, who was arrested charged with SET
ting fire to the building buKned In Arkansas City,
Monday, was hanged by an Infatuated mob yester-
day.
Louisville. nv. dispatch says: Andrew Mussei-
man. deputy sheriff OF this county, has resigned Iu
Is reported his accounts are short ss,oU, lost In
gambling.
There We're five deaths from the heat In Phila-
deiphla yesterday, and many cases OF suns-roke
ana OF persons overcome by the heat reported.
Jake Gaudaur, OF ST. Louis, and Geo. Hosmer, OF
Boston, have signed articles 10 row a Smile race
on Creyec0ur Like near ST. Louis, on September II.
Drouth Is inJuring the tobacco crop Ia southern
Maryland.
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4 Narrow Fscape.
HOW p,ssrxsrp 800 -" :

BOW PASSENGER COACH HING OVER fRrctrIch
The cars Of the PiuS6urg. Cincinnati and 81.
Louis railroad, as they enter PittsbunS are run on
a siding and pushed instead OF pulled across the
Monongahela river. The siding Is on an embank-
ment forty feet above Carson street. and within
three feet or the edge OF the retaining wall which
is perpendicular Last evening a passenger train,
which consisted OF three cars was run on the
slG.ng as usual Just as they stopped a freight
talh loaded with PIC irJn, being shifted TO the
SAINT siding, the engineer having either forgotten
or oylng Ignorant NJ the location NJ the passenger
coaches The nrst OF the freight cans struck The
hidule passenger coach Squarely IN the center. IL
vs. thrown over on IL sd,, the top OF the windows
projecting over the retaining wall To persons on
the street below II seemed tia; nothing could pre-
VEN lhe car tnn failing over, but AZ remained
tonary An invesIig alton showed thai m was held
In place oN the weight OF the freight car which In
te c"illNion had become fastened ON the trucks OF
the passenger car. The latter was occupied by Y,
persons All were thrown out OF their seats and
bruised, but none were seriously Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10
Lates It Foreign News by Gable.
TERRIpIR Paw lcr nc c1InI ETA

IEfhiBLE RAFAGE OF CHOLERA.
NAPLES, september lot is officially announced
that during the "a hours ending last night there
We're 21 fresh Of cholera in the city OF Naples
and $50 deaths. Since the beginning OF the cholera
outbreak in Naples there have been 1,10O inter-
ments in theichOera section OF the cemetery. King
Humbert VIII continue his inspection OF the poor
quarters OF the city to-day. one OF the kings
guards who WAS following his maJestys carriage
yesterday, wis attacked with cholera in the street.
died in laza retto near this city 1t is supposed
that 1t was acase OF cholera. Four other persons
are i'll at the same place. Two fresh cases Of chol-
era are reported from Balaguer.
ROME, September 1O.-A man from Naples died
here to-day Of cholera in the Via Venezia The
house In which he died has been Isolated and the
another person from Naples attacked with choleraC
symptoms, has been taken to the lazaretto.
TYPHOID FEVER AMONG BRITISH SOLDIERS.
CAIRO September 1O.-Typhoid fever has broken
out IN one OF the British regiments in this city.
NEWS FROM FOO CHOW.
LONDON, September 10-The Foo Chow cores
pendent OF the Times telegraphs as follows: "Ad-
came from Hong Kong"
FRANCE AND CHINA
PARIS, September 10-Dtrect communication is
journals are Silent this morning regarding the re-
ported intention Of the government declare war
against China Admiral Peyron, minister Of ma
rine, faVofS III Several powerful organs insist on
vigorous campaign. Fifty thousand troops are
ready Tor the east.
THE TRIAL OF MARIA KAIJUsHNIA.
ODESSA, september lU-1ne tTlal OF Maria kal-
jushnia for at tempting to murder Col. Katenesky
Chief OF the gend'armery. commences here to-day
before military tribunal The young woman
refuses the aid of counsel.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT FENIAN.
DUBLIN, september 10-Mr Dennis Duggan, a
prominent FeniaD. who was one OF the party that
rescued James Stephens, the Fenian head center is
dead
FIRES.
LONDON, September 10-Stocks & Co.'S leather
works at Leeds, have been destroyed by fire. The
loss is placed at ESQ 900.
A serious fire is reported also from Calais. Du-
brecucqS factory has been burned. The loss will
be heavy.
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE IN THE EAST.
A telegraph line between Tamarcand and Box
hara has just been opened.
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ITO SARATOGA ,,rr eroye
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLCR CARL

Trains on New York. West Shore and Buffalo Rv by
West shore of Picturesque Hudson River leave il r1y
(ry Station III p uusy wanna Il. F. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 9Oj a n-Arriye Sa-atoga
z D. II.. Caldwell. Lake tfOry. III Montreal IL
pm eg lat Pullman Buffet Cars To Saratos I.eIIcs
Il Montreal
CAISaIiL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9.33 am-ar-
~ Hotel Aiatersk. 2S0 p.n Grand Hotel 2.U7 In
1srlor Carr -
pa IMPRESS lGlG sm-Arrive Albany = III ;
sfrsroil Priiixs y M CoSer>f3v.n pm Utica
h. ~. acI-e ':l5 N. Roc. ser 1910 pm Buffalo
y 10 a N NIAGARA Fails l2:jS Parlor Cars to A.
taily: sharon SPIN and Niagara Fails.
SAhAl )oA AND CAISh!LL MOUNTAIN *
fkfSs III 80 aLiirLive Hotel Kaa;erskiiI 5.I5 p m
brand fotel 9-lo pm Saratoga % pm AXE (rr.
sIn, fATl"r Cars JERSEY CIty to Saratoe, and Lake
sAkATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D 10 pm.-Arrive Hotel EaaterSk kill @ ~ y M
Grand Hotel s:i5 IA. Saratoga pm Lake George
liIi Mountains 70 SaratOga buffet PariOr Car leaves
ksratOga s.ef ers thence to Montreal The New YORK
Limited tdyes Washington af 40 H.. conIet ting
With Sarstosa and CSts III MI Limited Jersey city
Ash fCF snEe TCI, Fli tickets Ey West shore ruutr
arc avoid fecry 81 and .OE1 triIsier through New Yor
t-sy.
AyTir 70 C;y or De1ot Agert q Tenn !; for com
Tl'ie ale tickets and Iaror Car chars Pario-
Sdr chairs t+pG Je sey City station r,sCrytt IL ayare
MON Application 10 Agrut Pullman Car Co K L.
station. Jelses C1ty. New Jersey
HLSkI MONET Gen. Pass AT
.e-e-sm "a State street. New YORK..
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THL GREAT

TO THE %9Ern. VI 81 SSp s1TTHwEsr.
'0'sf fk dH h si MhSP cfkiE EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT July 16rH, 1881.
1se PttsDuTx md the West, Chicago Limited Express
s4os N daily to Cincinnati and st ouIs with Sleep
St louis da ~. eAcep; saturday 10 Chicago.
WITH sleeplllx Car Altoona t. CEicii-O- Western TX
SO connects daily fog thieaeo with Sleeping ~
for tlttsbUre an the Vest with Palace Sleeping C@E
NashnstSn 10 Ghicazo.
For Erie, Cananlaiala, Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
1000 p m daily EXCEPT saturday. With Palace Cars
CT saturday night vii not beyond Remove.
1Sr Vii Transport oek Haven anu Ellira. at 94O
For New ieTk AID The, Fast. rs. SO and 11Oo a
10o0 and Ills p IN Limited fxpress OF Pullman
For gaIo. Ssr xb, n5sn daily except sunday
= on , sunday 20 2 M
CITY With ~ irSHsg sneS at 9r
net transfer To FULTON street avoiding double
IeT Ihiladeiplia. 7i5 20 and IL M 10. 90. COO
I99 and Ill3 = m On Sunday. 100. t-tV. 1910 ard
Ills T. Ill Limited EHprvss, $40 g. III. uay. except
For Baltimore e3s us, $50. $40. HOO a. m. 1905,
On Sunday $40 lI0O q. L.. 4VV. co., 40 1000 and
Ior Pores Creek Line, 635 m. aud Lao D. m daily
For annapolis SIS a. H. 1905 and 440 p m daily. ex-
Al1EAANDf "a AND tREDEklCkSBJIa i RAILWAY
ROAD.
For Alexandria go. zoo. o D. Il % and II 35 n m
.U5. - 800, t2S- S-uo and 11.j5 =. On SUNDAY
att 80, 9 -. II - . G3 r. IN.
O. X chine Id aid the South $50 and IL % III daily
and $50 r. IL daily. except Sjlu,i.y.
Trans leave Aexandria Tor Washington. n5 so 10 90
IUl0 a IL. W, 80. ) p 5.I0. 593 and 10 B. III
aid u 10 midnight te1ceYt MohG.y) On SUNDAY al
$50 and III ~ n IL sUJ ald IUiO y. L.. AID l. 10
night
tickets and Information at the Office northeast corner
tf 18th street and Pennsylvania and at the St.
ton. where Orders De lett for the chs kim oi ba
ksIts 70 dsstlnAtloa trUIn hotels and resld nces-
CHAS. l. iUGH. j. L. MOOD
General Manager General lasseIger Agent
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SpEc1AL Nor1cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION. OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM TIE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
1 CONSIDER AS GOOD Il NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME Or The FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH VIZ lake GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESVI-
MAILS PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d. WfVILL, EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apes No. 49, PA. AVE. NEAR AZ STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10
The Vacant Nccretarv.h,n.

There seems TO be little talk about Secretary Fol-
gers successor The President and nearly all who
are likely TO know his intentions in the matter are
out OF town, and the stay-at-homes are LEFT in the
dark. 1t is generally conceded that II the position
Is TO &c filled by promotion it will fall TO Assistant
Secretary Coon, and that Assistant Secretary
French does not desire the office. There Is some
talk about both Secretary Chandler and Postmas-
ter General Gresham receiving the Treasury port
folio. but It Is generally thought that Will 20 TO
an outsider, unless Mr.. Coon is selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10
THIS EVENINGS.

7 ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
IL LOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
Guns LISH1NG TACKLE, RIFLES, REyOLV-
BIS, CUTLERY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ir9GkETtQ9Ks Xi3LiNs. TOYS: bAs, BALLS
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEWELRY. TOILET
Sis Oh TiTAL GOODS, WATCH CHAIN, AND
Iy direction Of tie owner. TO change business will
s. p On The premises all the above Stock of J. L.
OMEAl,A i CO.. 134I Penns. ivania avenue northwest
salt coInmeLces FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SI-NES T. NJ aid every evening thereafter at saline
lOur rllltil further notice.
Dt ALEkS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, many
goods viii be sold in original packages Great bargains
may he expected every night FOLEY. AuctiOneer.
81 he Fixtures Will not be sold at the ternin-
anon OF sac. the store will be occupied by j. U.
OMEARA x CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"