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4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
poUBLE ThAdtKi sPIENDfID ScENiEiTnTSfi l.
STEEL h4SL Sr MFAGFSMsEKIS 9 1871 ss33{YIrMENr
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station,
ror corner Of sixth and d streets, as follows
press Of Palace S sleeping Cars at l6 M daily
Fast Line, $40 q. M daily, with sleeping Cars from
M d@ys Sh palass Cars 10 Pt,s E6HTSs so
I9innSGts daily Tor Chicago with slG@pins Cars
daily for Pittsburg and the West with Palace Sleep.
re mh IF sNb % F S9fSnA RAILROAD
For Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester u iralo, niagara,
Wdshingt9nt 70 Rochester and washington 10 Bql.
Ml9. Train leaving washington on Saturday night
For williqmspoft, Lock Haven, and Elmlra, at $40
For New York and the East, $40 a. M, 1O;5oa m,
li1g =, TO- and ihdP 2; m ON sunday, 4, 10, and
For boston without change, lao p. every weel,
For iiroqkyn. II; yam through trains connect at
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
fcrriagG across New York CITY,
., 10 and II 10 r. m. On sunday 4. g. 10, and
IlIi5p m Limited Express oi4Oa m daily. eX-
For iSal!imS5s, O;50 81. $40, 1850 a; M. 1900
on sunday, 9i4O io;5oa. M. 4, q, gao. TO- and
For ropSS's Greek Line, $50 a. M, and 44o p. m.
For Annapolis, 900 a. m. and 4:4o p m. daily, ex.
ALfE X%SB'RIA AND ,TnEpERdqEsByga
WWAAts5iMMINN93roNN RRAnILR66hhB}.A NNpiiN AND
For Alexandria, $50, 72O, 025. 1908. and 11;35
On sunday at $3.50, 0!25, 1l;O5 u. M 500 y. in.
For Richmond and the south, 0;3O and ll'O5 u. IN.
Trains Leave AexRndIin ioE o WqshinS9n G:o5 500
y. m, and 1911 % midnight on sunday al 800 aud
lOlO q. M; 7O5 and lO:lO p, m.
Tickets aud Information ut the office, northeast
corner OfThrteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and At the station, where orders be el for
no A. "a 10 a a
and residences CHAS. H.. pUGH,
General Manager.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TnEMoDEL FAST LINE ANDTHE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
THE Fast AND THE WEST.

THE FAST T. A 4 M T THE VEST.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY NctoUfLERi STEEL
scheduci to take eject SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Washington mom station, corner Of New
10Th Meridian time.
through coaches and, Palace sleeping Cars 20 above
points without changer lOl5 a. H. daily to Chicago,
Fof PlttsbuTS ~ loi5A m. and $40 y. m. daily,
$40 p m. to Plttshutg Cleveland, and Detroit with
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monrooyillc. lOl5 a
m, daily, with sleeper ior Toledo. via Wheeling aul
Trans Tor PhiiadGiphla and New YorEat slOa m.
daily except sunday, p m. ana 10 y. a. daily, with
PegIor and sleeping cars attached, ,,,, ca, o.,
9aS i tTaS no SIS 34 SO 2 "a 9 S2 as
For Baltimore on sundays, $50, 8, o. q. NJ, 1870,
$50 ., 440, 5i30, $40, l0P; ml,o..,,.,o.,.
on sunday day 8 a. IN, and 4ii0p. IN.
or pol9ts ,S Oh - V IL r. i9lS a ~ daily H, n,,
more q G49 ns M Mo SR AR 2, 4 Gnq ~
IN, and 5;l5 p. m, daily except sunday, A4t p. m,
daily for principal stations on METROPOLITAN Branch
lon, and valley Branch $50 a. M daily except sun
may s41 Ard t9bSy for ETGaSTSs s0 1910
FOR hageTstown, lOlb n M ana b'46 p M dAhy
Trains arrive from the West oAiiy O'2O 100 a M.
From Sew York and philadelphia, 200, $50 a. M
daily $50 r. m, daiy except sunday ~
From LeXington, 6:20 a. m daily, and 2'lo p. IN.
From Frederick and intermediate points, 500, 10
g. m. 2lb, 40 and D p -: daily except Sunday
Tralns leave baltimore ior WaShlngton at 2, d4O,
S6 Y GI5 y Stp' a ana iSi1VS M on S
p $40, 7'8O ., Ol0a. m, 1880, o. O'26. 1880 and
All trains nom Washington stop Rt Relay Station
TFor 6Wt6tr miormatJon apply ut tho baltimore
| and Ohio Ticket Onlcc, Washington station, 90 nl
street. MhNfo orders VIII be TAX Tor baggage to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

Aficr the passage Of q senate bill authorizing
the construction Of bridge across Lake Cham
plain, and the settling OF Tuesday next for tho
confederation OF the New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and Vlcksburg forfeiture bill the house went into
committee OF the whole (Mr. Wellborn In the chair
on the private calendar.
The committee remained In session for two
hours but It's sitting was devoid of the slightest
Interest The bulletin board I'm tho lobby was tho
object which excited all attention, and the buzz
OF conversation among the members assembled
about II was borne into the house, making tho
dull proceedings noisy and confused.
At2 o'clock, without trnnsacting any business,
the committee rose and tho house took a recess
until o'clock; the evening session 70 DO for the
consideration OF pension bills.
At its evening session the house passed eighty.
four pension bills aud lat 10 o'clock adjourned
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sullivan and NIitchcII 20 spnr.

BosToN, Juno CA sparring match has
been arranged between John l.. sullivan and
Mitchell, the English pugilist, to occur at
Madison Square garden, New York, on juno
80. The contest will DO four-Tound one,
the winner to take stakes aud tho loser 50
per cent. of the net receipts. Sullivan will
train down thirty pounds to 1877, aud will go
into training on Monday next.
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Sttumhuat Vines.

ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
- MONROE AND THE SOUTH
Single Tickets 81. Round Trip, sl.5O. -
STEAMERS GEORGE IIIARY and ENCEL S1OR.
one of these popular steamers leaves Seventh street
wharf daily (Shndays excepted) at $50 y. m; Satur-
days Mt stopping at Plney Point and Cornheld Har-
Dor on the Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday trip
only.
SATURDAY NIGHT. STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Proyidence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Itch,
mOnd steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seabohrd ana
Roanoke. ocean View, and Virginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can be secured at baltimore ana
Ohio ticket Office, at l4th ST. and Pa. ave-, ST. Mare
Hotel, POlkinhorns next to City Postotice, ONCE OF
KnoH's Express, 9th ST. and Pa ave-, and at Com
pany's OfllCe. 7th-st wharf.
KNOX'S EXPRESS will call for and check Dag
gage from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until D. N.
WAT. T.. WEIGH, General Agent.
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.anycstIgntlon or the nrool.Iyn $40.

New YORK, June 6.-The subcommittee of
the house of representatives appointed to
reopen the investigation as to tho purchase
of the site for tho proposed federal building
in Brooklyn met to-day in that city. Mr..
Hopkins occupied tho chair. But one gentle
man was in attendance who desired to mako
any Statement. A Mr.. Ford, lawyer
familiar with real estate valuation, gsvo 1t as
his opinion that tho site selected was worth
about S2s7,000. He did not know Of any
more eligible site that could DO bought for
S4S0,OOO. Other witnesses will DO examined.
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InnocuIation OF nydrophobin.

PARIS, Juno 6.-Numberless persons have
applied to NJ. Pastour aud expressed their
willingness to he innoculated with tho modi-
fed virus which causes rabies. All such
applications the scientist has refused to avail
himself Of until he shall have completed his
experiments upon dumb animals. The final
tests with animals will shortly BIO made be-
fore government commission.
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The Lutheran M,nlsterium.

READING, PA. juno 6.-The Lutheran
ministerium to-day elected Rev. DIR. J. f.
krotel, of New York city, president; Rev.
c. Cooper, of South Bethlehem, Pa, English
secretary, aud Roy. J. q. Dsinger, Of Camden,
~ j., German secretary. The session to-day
WIS taken up in adopting the new constitu-
tlon, considering qualifications of candidates
for the ministry, and holding meeting for
homo mission
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Base ball, Capitol PARK to. day, $50
Adulterated American Dairy produ

Adulterated American Dairy Products.
LONDON, June 9.-In the house Of commons
o.day Mr.. Thomas Duckham, liberal member
or Horeiordshire, asked tho government to
adopt measures to protect tho public against
abe sale of adulterated American dairy
products. The Right Honorable George j.
Dodson, chancellor Of the Dutchy of Lancas-
ter, stated that tho inquiries made BY tho
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The Morton Incident ina the French
LegLslatmre.

PARIS, June 6,-The Morton incident, as
it is called, that is tho alleged special honor
paid by Minister Morton to the Count OF
Paris, is to DO made the occasion of an
Interpolation 10 the government in both
the senate aud the chamber of deputies. 81.
Schoolcher will move the Interpolation in
the senate and d. Lockray in the deputies.
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The Firth Army Corpa nrunion.

NEW YORK, Juno G.-The Society Of tho
Fifth Army Corps will meet in tho county
court house, corner of Fulton and Jarolemon
streets, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, juno II, ut
1890 a. IN,
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to the noxious and injurious character OF tho
compounds fdairy products or oleomargarine
manufactured and sold in New York. He
stated that he would lay tho correspondence
before parliament il it were called for.
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Tho Catholics Petition Denied.
BERNE, June 6.-Tho federal council has
rejected tho petition of the Roman Catholics
against the exclusion of tho religious orders
from the public schools.
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Gra5rlrr's 65uibe.
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.


. Geavo b. 4 p. pcpot, Sixth and Streets.
$40 A. M.-For all way stations and Virginia
SPRINGS Lexi9gt2n KY, LogisvS, Cincinnati
HOS A. MFoT wiiiians tS Va, Newport VIEWS
Old Point Comfort. and Norfolk. Daily except
510 7. M.-Tor Louisville. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
CHICAGO, connecting for al points We e North t
not stop for local business, except the, Virginia
Springs; through Pullman service to Louisville
1910 P. M."For oil way stations and virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except sun
For tickets and information apply at c. x o. rail:
Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway Ohlce, Col Penn
sylvania avenue, and Ii, d T. station, ,,,.,p
c. W. SMITH, FRANE TnIG0,
rJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT M KINF 1 ES BH Wr s2vTH' SOUTH
Schedule in effect MAY IL. 1881.
$40 A. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections TO all points south and southwest
BS ssSfs Sas S& g ~ re
%@sGsIngton to Atlanta, pullman 70 SSlesPlns
bhoE 5houlsyG Fast Lane, daily via Char az;
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
lO.4o p. M.-southern Mall and Express, daily to oil
points South and southwest, via Danyle and
Ry Pullman Sleeping Cars ROM Washngtoa
YS Danyille Char3tte and Atlanta Ian to M, Nsw
and Columbia, to Augusta, ,,oa, ,,uu,,. ., Q. ,o
Manassas Division train leaves Washngton g. Siio
%arr ri; n trains leave washington at s'iO il
For trk etu and 9i ali inormaon inquire at cSmpa
nys Office. COL Pennsylyania aTsR VIII III NenT
"A' General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
yXTAsHrNGToN. OHIO ANDwEsTERNRAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.
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Minister Sargent Presents His Letters OF
Recall.
BERLIN, June G.--Mr, Sargent had an audi
ence with Emperor William to-day, and pre-
scented his letters of recall.
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HAMILTON. EASTER Il SONS 100 on, 49,, ,o,
W. Baltlmorest., Baltlnurc. Wholesale and Taisi
Woodward & LoTHRoP. OBJ PennsvIvap,a,,,,-
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JOHN H. BEALL, 141l i stroot n weo,,.,
soher Tor every state aud Territory. '''''n''
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Dry Goods.

DR. ]. VAN DYCR, 90 Grant plac, bo,,,oo. .,,...,-
and Tenth aud and II streets '"'e" Nlu1h
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LONDON AND LIVERPOOL co,pANv c.
0dvt 'hNi' 500
ROBINSON, PARKER a co no so,,or,, .,.,.,
southeast corner ID. Sea adyt 0''N '''7e@
THE MIsFrr STORE, corner Tent, m, n .,.,..-
N. w. SEQ udyt 'N"'u una II streets
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The inquest will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 8 O'clock. Tho remains after q thor
ough examination, will DO inferred to-day.
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Oh y EMS 25c. EXPRESS. Offices 4s5 pa ~,
ala Ola oth St, near ~ lolouhDne 10. s7iISS "V'
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Express.

See advt ''" avenue NJ W.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

II. and streets. '''"'0"
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WILLIAMS, b23 Seventh stroct N w
Latest aud Best Publicat Ions All INV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-19
GRADUATING GIRLS.
Commencement Exercises of the Mount
De Sales Academy.

De Sales Academy
MACON, June IL had this evening
the pleasure of attending the commence
ment exercises of Mount de Sales Acade-
my, and was surprised to find there as
sembled so large an audience. The pro-
gramme was a most attractive one, and
was very successfully, indeed, delightful
lv carried out.
The salutatory address was delivered
by Miss j. Struppa, of Columbus, Ca,
and this young lady certainly displayed
Evolutionary talent of no mean order, and
won deserved applause, which was again
accorded her later in the evening when
she recited with fine effect the poem,
"Where's Annettep
A vocal duet, EENoel," by Gounod, was
grandly rendered by the Misses A. Peter
mann and I. Grant. Miss Petermann is
from Palatka, Fla, and possesses the
most charming voice it has been my for
tune to listen to for many day, being
extremely sweet, clear and flexible, and
of very wide range. Her high notes are
taken without apparent effort, and are
effective in the highest degree.
A solo, "The Flower GIRL" was
admirably sung by little Miss Sa-
nella Cooley, who was followed
by well trained quartette of voices of
unusual excellence-Misses Petermann,
f, Cooley, StruDpa and Grant. The excel
lent marching of the little ones during
the singing of these young ladies, was
pleasing feature of the performance.
A dramatic sketch entitled "COaina,
or The Indians Trust" was well played
by some nineteen of the young ladies,
Miss Fanny Cooley, of Eatonton, assum-
ing the title role.
Miss Petermann sang the solo, "Glide,
Gondola, Glide" with admirable express
sion, and was followed by the quartette,
who sang Rossinfs Charity"
An instrumental quartette was capital
ly given by the Misses NJ. Deacy, X.
O'Connell, T. Grant and M. Nelligan, and
the musical programme was brought to a
close by the vocal quartette "GoOd
Night" after which the Right Rev. Bishop
Gross distributed premiums, medals and
hOnOrs. The 'sYaIedictoryn was deliv-
cred by Miss M. Deacy, Of Savannah, and
the young lady created very favorable
impression.
There were but two graduates-the
Misses Rosa Catherwood and NJ. Deacy-
both of Savannah, who received their gold
medals and rolls of parchment at the
hands of their Bishop, and so babe fare-
well to school life and the halcyon days Of
girlhood.
1 find in Macon considerable interest
manifested in the Wadley statue, and the
City Council proposes yielding all cOnces-
slons which can be reasonably expected.
Mr.. A. c. Knapp is chairman of the COM
mittee appointed to consult with Council
in regard to the site. r.
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The Genrain Delegation.

The convention at Atlanta yesterday,
to choose delegates to the National Con-
vention at Chicago did its work quickly
and tremendously. The delegates-at-
large and the district delegates were Sc
lected without any regard to their views
on the tariff, and no attempt was made to
take the sense Of the convention on the
question of tariff reform. On this
important question the delegates are,
doubtless, divided, and when it comes
up before the National Convention, as 1t
most likely will, they will be found acting
inharmoniously. There is nothing more
certain than that the sentiment OF this
State is strongly in favor of an immediate
and radical reform in the tariff, and that
| sentiment ought to find emphatic express
| sion at Chicago il there should be an
| attempt to commit the party to any other
tariff doctrine than that declared in the
platforms Of 1876 and 1880. The delegates
with one exception are reported to
/ be in favor of Cleveland and Mcdonald
/ for President and Vice President. This
/ appears to be the popular ticket at present.
/ If New York is united in presenting
/ CIeveland's name it is probable that he
/ Will be named for President because New
/ York is considered necessary to Demo-
| cratic success. and there is, therefore, a
very general disposition to allow that
/ State to name the Presidential candi-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-19
PERSONAL.

THE Comte de Paris denies that he is at
work on the memoirs of Louis Philippe.
THE heirs of Frederick Spang constitute
Philadelphia's latest contribution to the army
of hunters after transatlantic estates.
ANDREW CARNEGIE. the Scotch American
millionaire, has completed his coach load for
his drive through Devonshire by picking up
on the way a son and daughter of Prince
Gladstone.
THE ex-King and Queen of Naples will re-
ceive a fortune of over million sterling I'M
der the will of the Empress Dowager of Aus
tria. 1t will be very welcome, for they have
been in needy circumstances.
SCULPTOR VALENTINES statue of John c.
Breckenridge, made by order of the Ken
lucky Legislature and just finished, Is pro-
nOunced to be a most creditable work of art
and an eminently satisfactory likeness Of the
original.
HERR Won EIsENDECKER, the German Min
lister, will leave Washington to-day for New
York, where he will take the steamship Of the
25th instant for home. His successor, Herr
Won Alvensleben, is not expected to arrive in
this country for some time yet.
CATHOLIC EUROPE boasts of its Bliss in the
recent conversion of Prince Henry Won
Hanau. son of the ElectOr and Landgrave of
Hesse- Cassel and grandnephew OF Emperor
William, who has been received into the
church by the Papal Nuncio at Paris.
Ex-SHowMAN DAN RICE has suddenly tum-
bled from his prohibition pedestal by getting
very drunk at Chattanooga, where he was
billed for temperance lecture, and his
friends now advise him to let some one else
do the lecturing, while he exhibits as the ter
rible illustration.
CONGRESSMAN KELLEY boarded in the same
house in Washington with n. p. Willis, and
the intimacy which sprung up there between
the two men has made all the poets writings
particularly interesting to the Judge. Some
of Willis best lines were written IN his w ash
lngton clearinghouse.
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two revolver bullets IN the chest Of Jules
Courtois. her faithless lover. ana VINO was, o.
course. acquitted by tender-h hearted french
iurvl she appears before the pubic agaln-ln
comedy happily. not in tragedy. tins time;
Jules Courtois. the young cook who deserted
her to marry his cousin. to whom ne naa been
engaged for years, only lett the hospltal'
where he had been for a week or two hover
ing between life and death. some days ago;
and the first use he has made Of his liberty mas
been to propose for the hand that has added
an ounce or so of lead to his anatomy Tor the
remainder of his days, the surgeons having
failed to extract one Of the bullets. "Alis
well that ends welP' is the comment OF q
French paper on this unexpected denoueinehl
OF the tragl-cOmedy.
A curious but well authenticated story
comes from South Hannibal, in Fulton coun-
ty, y. Y. Alexander Scott, resident for
ninety years of the village, died last Wednes-
day evening. After the funeral services sat
urday afternoon, the friends gathered about
the coffin to axe their last view of the dead
man. when. TO their Amusement. the corpse
shook like a person having a chill. The incident
created much commOtiOn, ut preparations
for the burial went on. As the coffin was be-
ing lowered into the grave, certain irlenas OF
the deceased standing by earnestly declared
that they saw his hands move, and insisted
upon an investigation. The corpse was ac-
cOrdingly taken to a neighbOring house Phy-
sicians made very careful examination, hui
were unable to find any evidence Of life. The
body was then taken back to the graveyard
and buried. not, however. without many mis-
givings on the part of those who had wit
messed the strange incidents.
4 MADRID correspondent writes that the
Spanish soldiers who have rendered important
| services to the unfortunate victims OF the ter
rible foundations OF the valleys of Murcia and
Alicante saved curious being near Lorca
1t appears that for the last eighteen years Q
man aged forty, and described as immensely
stout, with a beard, black as ink, reaching
down to his waist, and nails of terrible length
has been living in a small and solitary house
| or rather hovel. He was its sole lnhabitant
| but it turns out that he has father and more
| than one brother. He has never allowed them
| however. or any one, else 10 see him during
| his voluntary imprisonment. The howell con-
| tanned no bed or utensii of any kind except 2
| box, on which he sat. The father took his
| food to him every twenty-fOur hours regularly
| pushing It through hole in the door, which
| door was never opened. The strange crea-
| lures only garment was a shirt, which nc
changed at the end of every five years HE
existence would never have been suspected
| but for the inundation; the water Slapped thC
| foundations of the building and destroyed IL
| the man berg saved by a brother and Tho
| Civil Guards. who went to his assistance witt
| a rope. The man being asked why he lived II
| that way repl'e ed that he had mandate IRON
/ Cod IN do so