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DIED.

60oSEK0osKL In New York August 9Th, 1884.
FERDINAND BoCSEKooSKI ssed thirty nine years
and nine months
tansrsi wil take place at Congressional cemesery.
Saturday at p IN. 1t
CoLLEToN. On Thursday August L. 1894 at 10 80
i. n. CATH l.AI Y CO. TON. aged seventy yearA.
Funeral VIII tax. Ilu'e from her late residence
seventeenth STREET Hicsc boundary. on Saturday.
AtTust ltI ST ga III. RELATIVES and friends In
Tited u attcnC.
CoRE1GAN. On tulast i4th. 1884 nj SIS d m,
JOHN J. COL! Gan an the forty fourth year Of his
AZ: beloved ! nd of Jennie NJ. Corrigan
MAY his &C III rssi In leace.
TIE funeral will take from his late residence 70
street northwest, on Monday August 18th. at so q
mass VIII be ered for the repose soul ALI his
friends hnd the friends of the family invited to at
tend without further notice. 2
EDWARDS. AT Anerustis, ID c., THURSDAY, August
13h lisa. JEAN III It'll infant daughter Of Jamee
and Sallle NJ. Edwards AGED thirteen mouths and
twenty three DAYS.
Funeral at St Barnahas church. MARYLAND WIN leave
Residence at y. IN. Saturday
GIBSON. At O'Clock on the morning Of August Il
1881, OF cholera iniantuIn. OHIO COYISGTON infant
ron OF John H. and Henrietta Gibson, aged seven
Funeral from the residence Of his PARENTS 1918 q
street southwest saturday. the 10th inst O'Clock
y m Relatives and friends Of the family respect
July invited 10 attend.
LEE. On August 18th 1854 MATILDA SINp
Sun widow OF " m Lee aged eighty years, after long
and painful Illness which she bore With hristan faith
~ uneraI VIII take place from her late rrsideIce.
Twenty ninth street south asst SATURDAY. morning nj
n'ciock, anu from thence 10 81. Peters church No
flowers.
NcDONOrGH On Thursday, August I4th. 1884
NIL. ia &. hciONOUGH. beloved daughter Of James
and the late Sarah Me DOnou--h AGED
" eral nom her afltr- s,tca 7lg EisiIth street
southeast Sund4y, August 18th az r. Friends and
relatives respectfully lIyItcd 10 attend. 2.
McLACI'LEN. on Thursday, Alaci.st l4th lss4 AZ z
j. m, MATTIE II. wife g \ n j f4achien.
Notice Of iunGral II marl.IriR lsr 70
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

TIA FRENCH IN AAUATASCAk.
PARIS, August IA report published to-day by
the Nati1s, that the Govas had recaptured
TamatAvs on the Sd inst, is declared to be with
out l0un alton. Admiral Milo reports from TaIna-
tAve, August 9th. that the condition Of all the
TAI pKREon WON'T TOUCH SHANGHAI.
LoIpoN. August l5-A Chinese dispatch states
that H. PateuOtrs, the Preach minister T. China,
declares that the French have Intention Of In
terfer1ng ut Shanghai.
pRATiis PROM FLY BITES.
ST. PDrARSRUR0, August l5-Three deaths Of a
remarkable character have occurred near this
city. they wer- caused by blood poisoning in
dured by the Stings o! tieS, which had been In
contact with cattle Injected WITH the rinderpest.
CHOLRRA D1ATis At ToCIyON.
T0ULoH, August l5.-There were three deaths
from cholera herr last night Among the victims
Was lieutenant Of the navy
PROTECTION or EUROPEANS IN CHINA.
LONDON, August io.-A Foo Chow dispatch says
that Admiral lowell. OF the British squadron. has
arrived Ut that port. He will arrange with the
other foreign naval Officers there for the protection
OF Europeans In China
RUNoRs IN PARIs OF FRENCH REPULsI At
p,,s .uvn., 9, --ku hUSs; are flying a,,out thu
Hobbies OF the senate and chamber NJ deputies to
the effect that the French Yshlp suffered severely
during the tonbaYdment VI kelunv. II Is reported
also that the French were r,puiSed when they
landed and that they failed to spike the guns.
INDIGNANT DENIAL By PRIME MINISTER FERRY
PARIS, August I5-In the chaDber OF deputies
to-day Prime Minister Ferry Indignantly denied
the report that the HOvaS had recaptured Tama-
t0ve.
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unio,tewu IN . state Of Su.peu,e.

THE STRAINED Kkl-ArroNs HETwEEN Mr. MOSS AND
AESkS DOUGLASS AND BHwLsrT.
The relations between Mr.. John A. Moss on the
one aide and Messrx Douglass and Hewlett on the
other the parties - the Uniontown unpleasaniness
continue 70 Do strained though no recent outbreak
Ia reported MI. Moss fence now stands on the
disputed line and he declares his intention OF main
tainlng It there AZ any sacrifice. Mr.. Moss ex-
presses himself as really anxious for some one 10
attempt to move the fence. At night Mr.. Moss
and Mr. Andrew Jackson take turns guarding the
fence During the day Mr.. Moss three sisters en-
ploy their time In pistol practice, shooting at
targot In the yard Their firing is effective that
no one but . rash person would attempt 20 move
the fence while they were around Mr.. Moss says
he VIII sheet anybody that touches the fence, and
that his sisters instructed not 10 spare ammuni-
uon In case any one attempts To haul down the fence
during his absence He said he had come ca court
anymore. Meanwhile Uniontowu Is In a state OF
SUSPENSE.
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The BullS in Control.
But NO MARK8p DISPOSITION TO BUY $40,


NEW YoRK, August Is, Wall street, 1855 pm-The
Post says The stock market was much less active
during the forenoon than yesterday. and though 1t
is acnnowI dyed that the bull chques have control
OF the market, ana can make an advance In the
time. there was no marked disposition to buy this
morning. The market, however, was strong, and
higher than at the close last night Erie was spec-
ally active and stronger again this forenoon on
vague rumOrS that it Is about TO make some i'm
portant and advantageous traffic contract After
Erie, Union Pacific and St Paul were the most
active.
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THE BODY OF PRIVATE HENRY.
Coroner R0binson Willing 10 Hold an
llaRatnn

Lone ISLAND CITY, n Y, August l5-Referring
70, 70 Satenents mAae In the mo. mig ppers in re-
latlon 10 1ls course IL the mater Of exLulnng the
sSnAsns VI EIlsate Chas s. dehry, the member or
Inc 0reely expedition WHO was shot, coroner
homnson says ILat ne is perfectly willing to
with ORA Burnett and hi cncOck to
oe In readiness TO make an OK ANNA ION II an ap-
pAcauon 70 that effect Is mAus " The authorities
Q! relatives OF the deceased. sine the result OF
tne exaII1natOn VI Lieut. khulK uury1S body has
oeen Nho" q, lh.Ie Aas ieeu considerable excite
ment NAM sslsd here aud nuInDr Is OF persons
nave lhis mGruiAH urX. TIE coEuil.r TO exhume
denI of'aY, La order 10 Ii IL had been Cut up
" h4SnAxoury'S WA Coroner Rubiuscn still re-
iQaes 70 taAe Any such Sctleu on his own RESPONSE
Outy, out as Mr1tLtD t. iso Der, Buck, Lincoln,
Neo, henry's sister, asking II Is her desire TO
nave her brothers body eX iuiord.
SnOulu an Affirmative TeF,; ue D. ceived he will Inn
mediatsy proceed 10 exhGlis tie rcIlaIns and hold
an examination ColOnef " lite, Ul cewtOn, within
WHOSE JuilAic,1oa Lie Matter properly comes, is
100 N ~ eaVe his house, and Las ue.ted Coroner
NOOlnGQn 70 2tltQl 70 Il.
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AMERICAN INTERESTS IN AFRrCA.-Telegraphi
orders were issued from the Navy department. to
day for the L. 8 8. Essex, now at Hong Kong, to
proceed TO Mozambique, on the east coast Of Africa
70 lock after AMERICAN interests there,
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I'd Edition.
Latest feIegranS to The Star.



A. officer Of the Rear says that kfs.
hngbary and Aenry were Eaten-fhe
story Told BY the Survsv0rs in their
DestYtuua-W hat = Cook Heard.
IkW YORK, August Ia-Thifd officer Kelly, OF
tns relief steamer Beaf, to-day ASKED II he had
read the reports about the eating VI the f1esh OF
Lieut. Ktslingbury aud Private henry.
eyes, read Inc reports and tney are true"
'Oid you hear the survivors tell OF their eating
the 1eah Of their dead comrade."
when they came On board they were all but de.
uno9s. and they then told everything"
sWhal did they sAy?"
sihey admitted That they had to eat the dead
OOQ1es Ia order u preserve Lhslr own lives: but
Cannot 60 Into particulars, as such facts must go
tn'ooen the regular chxnnelA"
TIE STONY TOLD BY THE COOK.
me reporter next saw one OF the cooks OF the
Baar, and asked him he had heard any Of the
survivors tell about eating their dead comrades
nesn.
Eyes they told everything, and said they had to
eatt0e neSh OF the dead As their food, all but
Little leather or sealskin had given ouL"
Who told you this7"
'They all told it."
"ph they feel bad over the fact that they were
compelled to eat human neShs"
well, can't SAY they diu You see after they
eot Detter they telt so happy that guess they did
NOT enlo1 OF 1t any more. Any way, they mad q
s'gL I'M, 70 eas II 70 Keep ,rom dying"
mo; cannot Al the men on board knew that
the codSes had teen eaten, but were told not to
speak much about 1t When We came into port, but
they all knew It."
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GREAT FIRE IN LONDON.
Employees Injured BY Jumping ErOr
tho T.

tho Euxnins siu!id.n.s.
LONDON, August ia fire was started this
forenoon In the e1velope factory OF Jalnes Hold
gIon IA Lutte Trinity Lane, L. G., by The bursting
Of gas engine. The flames s,tezd with starting
raiidi:y, aid before Int employees had ali succeeded
IN leaving the building al way Oi escape, except
by the windows, VAS cut OF. Many were COM
peed to jump from Ihese 70 street and several
nciullnI WolAeD, were more less injured
tneNDy The Adjoining bulGirg, occupied by VIM.
Chase Co, AnitiiCan Ll-rc ANS, We. & nred and
ID now burning. Oiaei buildings are In DANGER
fe loss has already rracava 50,Sou pounds.
Twenty engines are hoot,rg TIE uuIIuIng s,ruc-
lures with streams OF Water
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FaiIures the Past week

occurring throughout the country during the last
seven days, as reported BY r G. Dun Co, number,
for the United StateA 100, ana for Canada II, or
total Of go, as against total OF 232 last week,
showing decrease OF 10 failures. The casualties
are still heavy In tho Pacific states In other sec
tons OF the country about up 70 tho average, and
light In Canada
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A Fast Track nj SRratOxa.

SARATOGA, August l5.-Therc was u good attend
ahce Ut The races soiaf. The Weather was warm
and Clear. AID tie track fast FIRST race, purse
SS1, VI which $50 70 Sc on1, r n.id 8 year dds
~ ca ~ 1lp pounds Win sex aid bv.ate4 allow
ttHceS; SIX IufIOGS& SIMEON an. Bob day IUt off
In NE lead S.I.oon was never heuoet, and won
easily ny leug,h Tom hosiere, wEo headed Bob
Nay ~ the rur.ol. lo.e Au ue.I nun Out The same
distance. Ilnle, 10.
Bessie WOODWARD WINS tn. SECOND RACE
second race, purse 1850, one uiiie and seventy
vMA Dedse w Ooowaia Won eAslly b. length;
roster SECOND, and Be- Ste Lhlrd line l:47
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DIED WHILE PARTING FROM Hrs SwRyTHxARr-
John Donohue, young steam-ftter, OF IL Downing
street. New York, returned from a picnic at LION
Park early yesterday morning with his sweetheart,
Margaret Dempsey. While bidding her goOd-by
IN the hallway OF her home, 249 Blocker street, he
suddenly pressed his hand TO MS left side and fell
on the moor, exciaiming, maggie, I'm gone!" He
died q few minutes later
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THIS EVENING.

T .ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
II LOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
Guns. FISHING TACKLE: RItLES, REy0Lv-
F0CKETBOoKs, SIoLfNs. TOYS BAs, BALLS
AND BATS VIOLIN Str NGS, skAIE SAT
SETS. OPTICAL GOODS: WATCH CHAINS. AND
10000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
BY direction of the owner, 10 change business, will
sell, the premises. all tbs above Stock of j. u
oMEARA L Co, 134. Pennsy vans avenue northwest
Sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH 1t
SENEN p ~. aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, al many
goods will be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
y. B.-The Fixtures will not be sold at the termin
alton of sale. the store will be occupied by J. u.
UMEAKA CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
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THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has appointed
Mr.. George Ii. Thlchenor, OF Denver, deputy sur
veyor OF customs and chief clerk OF the custom
house at Denver, Col. MIR. T1chenor, who was for
merly clerk In the ad1utant generals office of the
W ar department, was appointed, IL Is understood,
at the request OF the surveyor and upon very COM
pi'mentary report OF Special Agent F1ngle, OF the
the auditor or the District.
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SpEc1A1 Nor1cE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIkST.CI4ASS
HEATING APPARATUa, AND WOULD 4AHT1OU
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WJ'&GHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WILL
XIV y FACTORY or REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
CCNSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SCPRnIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PRR C1sT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WEIL-KNOWN FIKnY1ACE
HEATERS. FROM TILE FACTORY or 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 OE 1HE FINEST HOUSES In TIE CITY
WHICH VIZ TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN RU1HB-
RING TO 4 CALL Is SOLICITED AND KsrL-
MALES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d. WYVILI, EXCLUSIVE Ao1xr,
APPS No %s2 PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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CUTTING ARRAY IN BALruoRH-A dfflculty
occurred last night IN drinking house near Belair
market in Baltimore among some colored men,
Lewis LamsOn received cuts on the arms and
back, which the physicians at the city hospital
pronounced fatal Lewis was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15
Pension office Appointments.

THE RED BRETHREN GO HOME HAPPY.-The dele
cation or Kiowa and Comanche Indians, which has
been here several days, had another conference
with Acting Commissioner Stevens to-day, and
have returned home satisfied They asked for a
ervaron saying that In case or sickness they now
have tu so forty mics for a doctor. 1t was agreed
lnat these should be sent them.
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SICK HEADACHE, LANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
stomach or Costiveness the distressing effects a
which DIR. JayneS Sanatiye Pills will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary
gaIs they Will also lessen the likelihood Of return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

An Of the present officers Of the army Of the Ten
nesSee were yesterday 10 elected f0r the ensuing
ing the next meeting, and the second "wednesday
In September, 1856, g the TINA
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The Mormon Massacre.

SALT LAKE CRIT, UTAH, August 1.-THE Mormon
elders killed by masked riders In lewis county,
The particulars OF the tragedy are not thoroughly
known here, ana but very little is known Of the
tomorrow, when some action will he taken aS 70 the
0iSDQ6tttOn of the bOdioN
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ine ContractOrs' Retain Fund.
CONFERENCE AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
A conference was held at the Treasury depart
ment to-day between Assistant Secretary Coon,
treasurer Wyman, First controller Lawrence and
Commissioner West, In relation TO the disposition
OF the profits OF the 10 per cent retainer bonds Ii
was decided to allow the amount to remain in the
Treasury subject to the action OF Congress
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More Scandal.
From the Chicago News
"What, Governor St John has scandal, too?,
swell. he was discovered In the arms OF q
woman"
as that possible7 when7"
s'Oh, good many years ago"
"WhO was the woman"
0Hts mOther.n
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New York S,ank No.es.

PETITION OF WALL s1RvHT BANK DKPoSIT0RS-THE
LBATBER MAECFAC1 CkERS BANK SAFE AND STRONG.
NEW YORK. Aug uSi Is Leading uepOsitorS OF the
Wal Sire bank to-d.y LuIe pa. .tiOned the court
for the appointment OF a receiver.
The theft OF SO oC0 by ess,n.er Mcmahon, from
the Leather HxnuIaclu.ers' nattonaI bank, has not
Affected tie status OF that institution. Bank EX-
aniner Serbia prunGunceS the Dann Safe and strong
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C1os1so,our SALE OF RnsyAsra

PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAXING
ABOUT THE MIDDLE VI Angus WE HavR
had ALL OUR REMNANT1 OF DRRss GOODS
MEASURED AND MARKKD IN PLAIN gT6uREs,
WITH QUANTITY AND PRICf. on ZACH PIECE
AT GREATLY REDUCED rRICE3
WE ARE ALSO ,LCSIN0 OUT sPRINo AND
SUMNER DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN IvtR
AND LADIES WHO HAVE MOI SUPPLIED THIN
sLLvEs CAN NOW OBTAIN SOME GOOD BAR
GAINS.
FRENCH GINdHAMa ELEGANT QUALITY. l2,<c
FRENCH SATIEENS, CHEAT VARIATY, u AND
37Hc
SUMNER CHICK SILKS. GOOD QUALITY. 90
BLACK GOODS OF ALL KINDS, IN GREAT VA
RIETY-THE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS KVkR
OFFERED
ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN T1GURKa
w. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS,
1y26 sls PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
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Eli Kinney, one Of the oldest OF Cincinnati
bankers, died at Newport, KY, to-day.
NeWa Rricfa.

NEWS hftGtSs
The steam tug j. A. McDOugall OF Baltimore
Capt Powell, was burned to the waters edge at
Annapolis yesterday morning, and is a total loss
To the owners. Nessrs Roberts and Hodge,oT Balti-
more.
The farmers OF Virginia met in convention at
Charlottesville, Va, yesterday, and viii remain In
session three days
message by cable from London says that Rich
ard Howell. OF Northampton. the English cham
pion bicyclist, viii visit the United States in the
TAIL
Thirteen young ladies took the black veil at Notre
Dame convent, at GovanstOwn, Md, yesterday
The ceremony was very Impressive one.
Charles Warner. of HagerstOwn, Nd, a brakeman
on the Shenandoah Valley railroad, was hurled
from train yesterday and insi antly killed
TWO supposed corpses IN Les Omergues France
ment s~N
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Investixn.,nx Soldiers, Homes.

MILWAUKEE,, August 15.-AemberB OF the con-
gressional committee appointed to investigate the
national soldiers homes arrived here this morning
and Will hear complaints from veterans IN the Mil
"aukee branch Saturday and next week. Those
who came to-day ARE Gen. w. 8. ROSecranS, Gen. II.
". alocuIo, Gen. Cutoheon, Col Steele and r. II.
Murray,
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MI. Leigh Smiths Opinion.
he THINKS 1T STRANGE THAT GREHIYs PARTY n
so WEAK AND PR0STR

so WEAK AND FRUSTRATED.
LONDON, August 15.-The Pal MAI Gazette this
afternoon publishes an interview with Mr. Leigh
Smith, The famous Arctic explorer in regard to
or cannibalism. Mr.. Smith refused TO express
an opinion regarding the truth OF this report
He said, however, that was strange the survivors
should have been so weak and Frustrated II they
had been living on human flesh Sometimes he said
starving men were not responsible for their ar
ions tie himself knew OF no authentic case of
cannlballsn on the part OF Arctic explorers. Finally
he said he would rather die than eat human
flesh. III men under hin were reduced 10 such
straits IS those In which the Greey party were
luund be would not sanction the drawing OF lots 20
see who should Gle that the rest might have fool
but II the men liked 20 eat the bodies OF their COM
FADES who had peIiShed he would not interfere.
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A SIxTEEN-YBAR-OLD GIRL DHvoukKD ~ BEARS.
A party of forty armed men has been searchinr
the woods in the village OF Rord. short distance
east Of Toronto, Canada, for q week, endeavor1ng
to find some traces OF Miss Calvin, who went to
neighbortng bush berrying with her little brotheg
on Wednesday last. The boy came home alone
with the dogs that accompanied them, and said
that he had lost his sister, As the woods literally
swarmed with bears there Is no doubt In the minds
OF Miss Calvins friends that she has been devoured
by them. She was only sixteen years old, and was
the belle of the village.
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RAILROADS.
V,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

1HE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect & IST 2. 1884,
BIO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAI. daily. max ing close
connections TO all points South and Southwest.
Daily, e1 ept sunday. with G.. < o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New \, rk and Wash
inaton TO Atlanta Pullman Seepin. from
Washington ard Atlanta New Orleans, parlor
Car from Washington To- Natural BrIixn. Va
B1tP-M.-LOUISNILLEF FAST LIN T. Daily via Char
lOttsvtlle To Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville.
n46P,M-SOUTHERN Mali. AND EXPRESS. Daily
&c all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. x U. Rail way.
Pullman Sleeping cars from WASHINGTON Via Dam
VILE Charlotte aud Atlanta To- New Orleans; also.
Rom Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia 20
Augusta Pullman S-eIIas Car from Washington
IT, VI hit SulVhur SPRINGS.
Eansssas Division Train leaves Washington At go
- NJ. and 5:l0 2. Va. daily. except sunday.
NarrentOn trains leave Washington 10 A. and
5:t0P vi. daily.
For tickets ard information inquire Companys Of
fC., t0l PennsS lvaylIa avenue
II SLAC |IHTER " mcdaniel.
Gen lass. Agent AyenL
au2 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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Death AT an Ola Ago.

NHwBUEGH, r. Y, August I5.-Rev DR.. John
Brown, the Oldest EpiscoDal minister and Free Ma
son In the state, Gled here this morning. aged
mnety-tlree He delivered the Asoric welcoming
address 70 Lafayette 10 thls CITY u 1924
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MARRIED.

BoTLEAU--MoMukRl. On August 18th, 1884. In
Baltimore. Md, Mr. JOHN p BoILEAU 20 Misa
VIOLA BELLE MCMl Rki, both Of WASHINGTON
ELLIS-wILLIAMS On August 18th. 1854, st the
parsonage of the Rev. W. H. Chapman. Mr. GEOI6E VI,
ELLIS To Miss CLARA J.. WILLIAMS.
salisbury and Frederick City, Md papers please copyr
RUFF-BUSHEE. At Fort Dodee, Iowa on August
RECIE BUSHEE.
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TORONTO, August ia dispatch from Victoria,
r c., to the GIO6e says that Nj. Van horne an
nouncss Coal Ha, Dor the terminus Of The Cana
dian Pacific ralifo,d Oh tn. Pacific coast.
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UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE

UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY.
ALAXATIyE AND REFRESHING FRUIT LoZFN6E
iAMAa For CONSTIPATION. HEMORRHOTDS,
BILE, HEADACHE LOSS OF APE
TIE CLkEBi.AL CONGESTION
lNDIEN tleIarod Is z. G3uION
SA,n.ist u the Paris Faculty
sO's t'ro7'r1etOr.
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Prom New York to New Orleans I'm
Five and q Half DaYH.

NRW ORLEANS, August 1.-THE steamship
louisiana, Of the Cromwell line, arrived at her
wharf at els O'Clock this morning. having made
the run from wharf to wharf n days, 10 hours
and Is minutea This IL the quickest run from
New York 10 New Orleans ever made, eXceilinC
even the previous record Of this vessel