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Registration

LII accordance with law u hereby give no.
tice that l will open the office Of registration
at the places named below. for the purpose of
registering all qualified voters Of the Parish
OF i1,fonrehe WHO are not already Registered.
Al voters previously registered by me need
not register again. "ES ySsk .
All voters vino may have changed their pre-
cll'ct Will please give me notice, SO the change
may be made on the books.
At the same time I invite all property shol.
ders to meet me for revising assessments, 81
oth. Irecinct. Jos; Molaison store n neigh
borhood Tuesday March 18th. -
sth. Precinct. lLockport. Gustave BArrios'
store. Wednesday, March 18th.
18th. Precinct M. Delaune's store, and neigh
borhood, Thursday. March 18th.
9th. Tree net Aurestele Dclaune and Marco
nm Gnidroz, and neishborhood, Friday March
9th Precinct, Livandais Ledet and nei.h-
borhood Saturday March 18th
23rd. Precinct. Firmin Gnidry and Oranre
City, Monday March II til e.G' - -"
asnd Hrecinct. VALERIE Guedry. and Auguste
Cretinl Tuesday, March 18th.
5nd. Precinct. Ducos Eros.' store. !,nt.(Hr
Wednesday,, March 18TH Ia nss gs4.
?5nl. Precinct. Leblanc store, Harsn. Ca
nal Thursday, March 10Th. A@"4ET
2ist. Precinct. Teiemaque Dadeaux' store
FRIDAY, March 2lst.
sot9; Precinct. Lockport, Left Bank, Satu,-
day. March A2nd.@ E&N T9r~T
18th. Precinct. lakeland, Monday, March
Gath.
18TH. Precinct. F,acherie, Tuesday, March
18TH, Precinct. Coteau Folss, Wednesday,
Goth. ~
18th. Precinct Alexandra Lepinsss store.
March 18th. - -
18th; Precinct. Wellington Hebert's store.
Saturday, March Goth. ~
Other appointments will he ~annonpcedp ext
week.
A X. r. MCBRIDE.
Assessor aud Registrar Voters.
~. t Parish Ut LafOurche.
2 1MOodaux. February l4tL. 1884.
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EAU: Eneoignnre Green ct Levee.
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CORRESPONDANCE.
NLLE-OELEANs, ) mars. 1884.

NLLE-OELEANs, ) mars. 1854.
Mr.. TEditear, je lie reviendra
sur nos merveil!es carnavalesaue
de la semaine derniere que pou
vOus dire qu'elies nous ont tou
aluris par leurs splendeurs ct pa
leurs Establishments.
LIE vieux pr1tre gree disait Trol
de iieurs, trop de fleurs!
Disons, nous: Trop de bellies clio
SEES, trop de bellies chooses!
Que pourrat-on nous bonner de
plus merveilleux rannee prochaine
Car les hommes sont ainsi fats.
ct tout, CONNIE chez Nicolet, dot
etre de plus fort en- plus fort. lis
veulent Impossible. Toutefois, on
les contente parle enlargement, ct
lie nouveau q toujOurs une sayeur
pr6cieuse. -
Mais vOus raisonnez bien par
Thibodaux, ct vous dites tres sen
sement.
81 nous n0us amusions chez nous
81 nous faisions CONNIE ala NOu-
velle-Orleans ! Pourquoi n'aurions-
nous pas, CONNIE nos voisins de Ia
Cite du Croissant, I'm Mardi-Gras
de chars, de chariots, de tab,eaux
historiques, de ferries, de comedies
ct de balls?
Et Ton nous rapporte que vous
avez bien reussi.
Tant mieux, Mr.. rEditeur, tant
mieux!
Thibodaux par son chitfre de DO
pulation, nest peut-ttre pas la Sc
condo vile de la Louisiana ; mails,
pour toute autre chose, ellie merite
certainement lie second rang.
Nous Ell sOmmes henreux.
1~outefols ne nous negligez pas,
CT vOyez toujQurs dams Ia NOuyelle
Orleans une vile annie ct fratarnel-
lie, de meme que nous voyons en-
v0us II annie ct une yoisine.
Mails que de tGtes, Nj. rEditeur.
que de fetes!
Car nous Ell avonS ell uoe autre
marGl dernier, ct non moins belle
ct moins populaire que celle du
mardi precedent. Je yeux direct
vous lie sayez deja-la fete on lie 4
de mars de nos pompiers orl6anais.
Toute Ia Nouyelle-O Orleans, &c
jour Ia, est Gil liesses ct sc fait bril-
lante ct joyeuse pour fetcr les hon. j
mes a teu, .Jiremea, CONNIE on dit Ell E,
anglais, qui constituent certaine-,
nent le plus beau corps ct la plus ,
organisation qui existe peut. t
tire dams le monde enter. !
Et la Nouvellc-O Orleans a raison $
l,,etre fiere de son admirable corps Y
lie pompiers. h
Nous savons &c qu'ils yalent com
ne ceur, courage ct devouement. t.
los fremea. Sans eux, bien sir, il C,
a beau temps que notre Vile
ambee ne serait plus qu'un tas de
on de poussiere. Mails ills 4,
'nt Ii heureusement, mutt CONNIE 81
'ur, ct qnand some ralarme du t.
u ct de R6p0uyante, vous les trou-
au poste du devoir. Ny aurait.'
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! tons point DIS, success de vE1boSi.
ton, ct ii nSnSne pouvo6s p3s IN
fdouter, car nous avons trop Fdsnx
ret 4 y c%roire, il nous fault cepen-
dant dire que la chose marche plu-
tot Dune patte de tortue que dun
pied de chevreuil. Ces messieurs
doivent conna1tre Horace, 10 poete
d'Auguste, non rennemi DIES Curia-
ces. Car Horace disait : Festina
Aents-Hate-toi lentement. r.~4,~
lis sc hatent leHtcment. g.. ssg9a
An demeurant, ne leur en- faisons
pas I'm crime. a"t"@
LIE CARNIVAL en- est sans doute
cause, ct le temps perdu, quoiQu'en
disc lie proverbe, sera wife rattrap-
pc. t735- s ' ~lr
Car, Mr.. PEditeur, 81 les proven
bes sont generalement la sagesse
DIES nations, il en- est dependant qui
he sont nj sagcs nj senses. ~' ee
Qu'importe ? '4
E~<4-Ha4F R4EF. q
20 ne vOuS en- Serre pas mOinS
cordlalement Ia main, ct c'est ell
ami que je NETS mes antilles ct mes
respects aux piels de vos lecteurs
ct de yos lectr;ces. f' 3Sf@h =
5YHg LOUISIANAIS.
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ATELIER TYPOGRAPIIIQUE.
RorAEY JOB y

Ayant tout le mateliel nGcessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'eXecuter tonr les mvrayes ty-
pographiques qui nous sernnt comics Les
brcts d'av"cat. cartes d'atlaiI es, entttes de
features. tickets d'habitation. b!ancs. circn-
laires, etc. seront imariin6s dams lc Plus BRET
delai Ut d DIES prix modeles.
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il point ,d4s victimess Tous rem,
tent-ils ! b haison LIE feu n'ea
devore-til pas quelqnes ,nsAiA !
On admire les soldats, sans doute
parcequ'ils sont braves ct qu'ils Sc
battent, certainemcnt parcequ'ils
detendent Ia frontiere, la patrie ct
son honne"r; mails les pompiers.
protectors de nos maisors, de nos
families ct de nos villes, teraient-ils
moins cue les soldats eux.memes 2
Eft 1n'alle est lenr recompense 2
Quelle g!cire attendent-ils pour prix
de lcur sacrifice ct de leur dGvoue-
ment:
Etant quclque peu un r6yeur,
mails bien sincere ct bien chretieu.
Mr.. rEditeur, Jaime a croire quill
ny aura plus Gu'nne armee dams
Favenir, ct &c ne era plus rarln6e
de ceuN qni tuent, de ceux qui sont
tues ct lie ceux qui d~esolent, mails
de ceux qui combattent ignorance,
les feaux ct lie NAL. Et Pincendie
est un tleau CONNIE Ia misere, la
maladie on la peste.
Comprenez alors mon respect
pour les organisations de protec.
ton mutuellc.
N'aUrions-nous pas egalement le
plus grand respect pour la science
ct pour le progress!
Car c'est bicn 4 la science ct an
progress que nous devons les puis.
SAINTS moyens de protection que
possede actuellement notre civilisa.
ton. HER, il y a cinquante ans 4
peine, quand le feu prenait a nos
grandes villes, il en- d6yorait des
Quarters immenses. II fallait, com
Repression est restee, lui taiye
sa part. Mails lie desastre 6tait grand.
Comment lutter contre lui Ayec
quelles arlnes, Guels moyens ct qu.
elles machines Les bras, sans dou-
te, ne %manquaient pas plus que les
c9urs ; mails des notifies de villes
dlsparaissaient dams rincendie, ct
les vlctimes etaient innombrables.
etfrayante destruction ct
4uelle misere! Gu plutot, que de
miseres Mails Ia vapeur, produit
de Peau par lie fen, tue la famine. I
Ne disons done pas de NAL de la
science ct des savants. Ne MONS g
point lie progress ct Sd grandeur. \
1lorifions le bien ct ceux qui lie font. !,
demons aussi.
Car nous sommes bien en- cartme. :
Mais il est juste que lie car6me y
'!enne apres les fetes ct que les
notifications suivent les folies on
es plaisirs. $3.50 u
lie careme, du reste, est non seu-
ement une hygiene morale, mails
ne hygiene physique. La science
e &c recommande pas moins que Ia is
Apres tout, est-ce bien s.
lificile de Sc priver TN peu? Tn II
moins de viande 1t un peu plus IA
G poisson, celia est-il absOlument "
goureux, ct devons.nous en- souf. az
ir beaucoup?
Lei, en- Louisiana, ayant Ia mer q :
plcds, DIES laos a droite ct 4
suche, lie plus grand tleuve du :
onde au milieu de nous, les pois.
'is ct les hultres lie peuvent pas
,us manquer. Et les huitres, vous c
savez, sont salees pour lie mo-.
ent. Files Sc vendent 81 peu cher! N
4 les peche 81 aisement! Mails :
dee de faire car6me avec des hui
ct DIES poissons excellents.
'and on est pauvre, est une idGe ~ -
i paraitrait bien singuliere aux
pauvrcs des srandes villes :
Cest que Ia Louisiana estun paws
hi q plus dun tire.
Dams certaines parties de la Lou WI
ane, ayec III fasil, une ligne ct VIII
hles, VOus pouyez viyre CONNIE
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1. PHILIP %CAILLOuET,
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
Is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose Of will find Il to
their advantage to confer with him,
lie Is also agent for Tho Western Assn
rance Company of Toronto" Canada.
with a Southern Department. az Columbus.
MlSs.@and ready to write for all risks
Office: Market street, Thibodaux. Ia.
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ADJOURNMENT.

IN carrs de 10 lignes; larc insertion 81 so
" gme rs
Insertion add. so
Toute annonce Indignant la profession
avec l'adrcsse ct n'excedant pas qnatre
iignes. par an. Observation-Disclosures. s. OC
Announces dc candidats, d'avance 80. 10 GO
Necrologie. par 10
Toute annonce commercials publiee 4 raL-
nee sera insf;rte au taux de so cents par pou-
ce pour Ia premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree .jusuua neuvel
OrGre au taux Oriinaire.
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n. MANUEL,
-Importatew ct Jobber d.
SECBEk
20 %, Rue de Chartres.
NOUyELLE ORLEAxss Il,

La Maison Z. JAUEER- s. C,r
DC H.: MANUEL. tie NINE VgUyk ~
BERT. est di-soute hun commun 49,: -
Mals cette. dissolution MA lieu QUE ~ ~
port a Ia forme ct an caractare de IA o.,
LA n'a'son Zen continue pas molina -
se9i nom c"in,nerci'l II. MANUEA Nris
asS0clees ell cominandite. 80
Monsieur +. Jauhert a dgahneut,m =
Eien antrement ne sera change aux ~
tie la maison. Ellie continuers eon,,es ..s
r,asse q remplir ponctuellcmspt tons -
rres ae ses clients soft directement, iseis
Les complies de e. Jaubert e. Co...
quittes par IL: Manuel GU Sea reprssestsss
kespcctueusement,
.h II. MANUEL, u n@4
vEUv2 e. JACHEp1s
ssaaaMa a-t BLANCHE JAUHYsf.
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THE ROCKVILLE FAIR.
The Opening To-day Largely Attende


Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Md, September 3.-The thrty-first
annual exhibition Of the Montgomery County Agri
cultural Society opened to-day, under the most
fattering circumstances, and great success is
anticipated. President Farquhar and an efficient
corps Of officers and clerks been hard at work
since early in the day.
The weather Is delightful; the grounds were never
more inviting, and the track is In splendid con-
dttiOn. Every branch appertaining to agriculture
Is complete and deeply Interesting. The display OF
Stock cattle and Sheep is larger than any period
in the history OF the fair. The vegetable. floral
and needle work and art department is the
subject OF much favorable criticism. VIM. E. Man
nakee, OF this county, makes the most extensive
display in the poultry line Frank Higgins makes
prominent display OF vegetables and fruit from his
canning factory near Rockville. Miss Lille MauS
adds to the exhibition twelve varieties OF jellieS
with some OF the most exquisite varieties OF cakes
The races commence tomorrow, but as yet there
are no entries. The following parties have horses
on the ground: p. j. Smith, G. II. Hess, II. Brad
ley, j. 7. White l. Son, T. ii. Snapp Z. H. Barnes
and Thomas Hickman A number Will come this
afternoon.
Tomorrow the great rush will commence. J.
Ran Tucker Will deliver the address at IL o'clock,
and on Friday Hon. F. B. Plettyman and B. +.
Miller will deliver addresses. The agricultural i'm
plement display is represented in Washington
by John A. Baker, p. H. HeSke jr., F. L. Moore,
G. 7. Dunlop, and CrOpey, BOteler 4 Champion.
Rockville is near overlooking with strangers and
visitors, who are warmly received and get The best
the market Affords NJ.
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no SARATOGA. ,,rrc ropo,
AND CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE

Trains On New York. West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
Nes shore Of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
Nl,y Station of Ptnnsy lyaiia Il. k. follows:
Caldwell Lax George. m Montreal IL
Pm e1-InI Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga theme,
&c Montreal
CAIshILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL 93o AMIR
nv Hotel haaterskll 1U pm. Grand Hotel a:e- PHI
larIOf Cars.
DAi EAiItEsS. 1G.1G a,n,-Arrive Albany : T m:
llii ~ - d~c ID j. sH 40 pTl buffalo
taty Sharon SYrIlI y and N;tgtrl Fails
SARAiotrA AND GAISkII.i. M0UNlSI~ "
fktSS. II 30 ANA W.. Hotel ksai.r~hII , l. m
ti;n far1r Cars Jersey CIty SARATOGA aI.u I..Se
George. "
SARATOGA AND CATSKTLL MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D. 345 P-Iu--Arrlvr Hotel KastarSkIlI 10 y IA
Grand Hotel - pm. SARATOGA PIN t,tt-r
IL 40 M, Montreal So with iTiur Cas-
M MOgL tans To Saratoga Buffet Fsrlur Cal leaves
NsslLn-lOn IeuEsy wanna Il. X train = u a m y
karafe-s: sleeI thvlcc 70 Montreal TIL. New r
Limited leaves Washington ~ ~ Ia. cul.c,Il-
Will Saratoga and IL Mt Limited II Jersey ~
Ask fOr single round tr ticket by West shore route
sn ayoi4 ferry II and long through Nora
city.
AIply 70 City Depot agent Of Ten. Il L: for com
I'tt timetables, i1ckftS and laSlOr Car cha Parior
eGF Chair- irCI J city station reserved in advance
" IN az ilc@slOn 70 AEtn Pullman CIR Co. Penn l. L
kistlon. JvfscY C4ty. - Jersey.
HENRY MUNETT. Gen. Pass. ACT.
-t-5Il "A State street. New York
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MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS.
The Convention at Worcester TODAY.

The Convention at Worcester To-day.
WORCESTER, MASS, September 3.-The demo-
Cralc state convention was called to order at LBS
am. by Gen. Collins, who congratulated the demo-
cratic party upon the certainty Of success in No
Yember On motion OF Gen. COrse, the officers OF
the state committed were made the temporary
officers OF the convention. Committees on creden-
t1alS and permanent organization were appointed.
Inc committee on credentials reported that %
cities and 325 towns were represented by $50 dele
gates
SPEECH By PRESIDENT FRENCH.
Jonas II. French was made permanent chairman,
and Col. j. w. COveney. Of Cambridge, and p. j.
DOnnOvan. OF Boston, secretaries. Col. French
then addressed the convention. His remarks were
repeatedly applauded, especially every slluson to
Gov. Cleveland A reference to third candidate
for the Presidency, General Butler, was met
with Kisses from number OF delegates, which
quickly subsidized when Col. French, in the same
sentence, said he felt no unk1ndneSS towards Gen.
Butler, but only regret at his action.
central committee, TO complete the balance Of the
state ticket, and on resolutions, were appointed.
Mr.. Jarvis n. Durham, OF Plttsfield in speech OF
some length, presented the name OF Hon. Samuel
W. BoWerman, OF Pittsfield, as candidate for gov
ernOr.
Mr.. T. Plummer, of Newton, moved the nomina-
ton OF Mr.. BOwerman by reclamation, but finding
the motion vigorously opposed, withdrew it.
RECESS.
motion to take an Informal ballot was carried,
and at one O'Clock the convention took recess for
an hour.
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To-day about noon the colored servant girl, LIZ
zie Grimes, employed at the residence OF MIR T. H.
sullivan, ar employe OF the bureau OF engraving
and printing, Go. 1902 ID street Southwesp having
occasion TO go TO the front upstairs was hor-
ri1ed TO ind Mrs sullivan lying On the floor in a
pool OF blood and her right hand clutching a razor
The girl Immediately gave an alarm, and some OF
the neighbors rushing In found that Mrs sullivan
was stu living. and physicians were sent for. DIS.
Hammett and Boarman responded, and fosnd that
the wound was q CHASTITY one in extent, but,
fortunately. MIS- sullivan was so corpulent
that neither the windppe nor any OF the larger
arteries had been cut. and although the wound is
dangerous il is not necessarily fatal Officer Lotus
was called and the physicians had Mrs sullivan
taken 10 Providence hospital
MIS- Sullivan Is quite a hne-looking, healthy
woman about 81 years OF age, and has no children.
For some time past she had been afflicted with
nervous spells Recently these had become 50 fire.
Quent that her husband thought IL best for a week
past TO remain about home
To-day he left the house TO go TO barber shop &c
get shaved, and while he was absent his wife made
the attempt on her own life. IL is thought her
nervous spells or the StmulantS or opiates she has
been taking, or all combined, had the effect TO de-
range her.
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Name.
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Affairs i'm West Warrington.

BUILDING AssocIArIoN.-At the sSth monthly
meeting OF the First Cooperative Building asso-
citation, OF this place. held last night, money sold
TO the amount OF $500 follows: slen. at ~ per
cent; 500. at Is per cent: $1,000, At - per cent;
81 500, at &c per cent
GRAIN RECEIPTS--Canal boat Maryland arrived
with loo bushels or corn and 300 bushels or
wheat. Wheat sold on Change yesterday, at ~
cents to % cents
POLICE REPoRT.-In the Police Court this morn
ing David Custard and William O'Brten. two
young men OF this place, We're charged with
vagrancy. Officer Hess testified that they were
habitual drunkardS and corner loafers. They were
each sentenced TO twenty days on the farm. Israel
Sedgw1cI and George krause were fined IS each
for disturbing the quiet OF the town.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale OF live stock as report
ed by Tavenner Bros, Drovers' Rest. yeSter-
day, as follows: 1sC cattle up ii sold. best at
5hc; good, at ~ to Sc; medium 10 axe: COM
mon, at By TO &c. S3l sheep and lambs-sheep. at
TO 3kc.: lambs, at A. 10 &c. IL cows and calves,
$25 TO $50 per head. SaleS.-cattle, slow; lambs,
good
CONDITION OF WATER AT A. M-Great Falls, Sc.
Receiving reservolr-north connection. 3d. south
connection, 36. Distributing Observation-Disclosures
gate house. SO; ef1iuent gate house, Sc. High tide
In the river to-day at l030p H., low tide at $50 p.
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The baltimore marke,..

BALTIMORE, September 3.-yirginia Sizes consoH-
dated 81 past-due coupons go Virginia new threes,
511S: North Carolina skies. old, l07k bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. September 3-Cotton dull-mid-
ding. l0;s Flour quiet and firmHowsrd street and
lily, 4gCao co. city mills super 237a275: do. extra.
$685. do. superlative patent. $780, Wheat-southern
frIner and active western shade easier and quiet;
southern red. 90a9l1s: do amber 93a96 No. Mary
land. 94a94; No. western winter red. spot S9a89;
September. S91s asked; October. 69s<a89X November
81 }sa9lA Corn-southern higher western Offering
and bid; southern white. 6Sa70 do yellow, 64a66
Oats steady. white southern 3Ua35;
western white. 33a35: do mixed 30aS2: Pennsylvania
30a3i Rye quiet 5Sa60 Hay quiet and steady-irme to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland l300al6O0 Provis-
ions fairly active and steady Mess pork, 19 IS Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rib Sides packed. ealls<
Bacon-shoulders. SA; clear rib sides, l2a. Hams.
l5}sal6k. Lard-refned. W Butter steady-western
packed saIs creamery, lsa22 , Egg fr1nsr; 1919
carsoes ordinary to fair Sh.loh; sgsar qrIiet,A
frmer 1lSal 49, Freights Liverpool per steamer
quiet and nominally steady-cotton, Nd; dour. Ii !;
grain. 2A4a3d Receipts-dour. 2.44l barrels wheat
l26 600 bushes $500 busheis oats 1000 bushels
rye go bushels Shlpments-wheat, 10l, 600 bushels
Sales-wheat. 500. 00O bushels .corn, l50O bushels
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND, o. September3-P Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg. test. Sic.
PITTSBURG, Pa September a-On frmer and fairly
active. The market opened at 8yX. advanced to 81,
broke to 906 rallied and advanced to 9l ct O'Clock
Trading was good
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The Red Cross congress opened In Geneva yester.
day.
Charles A. Ward. Of Lower Marlboro. Md Is
supposed TO have been drowned In the Patuxent
river.
The members OF the national assembly OF the
hhlghts or Labor In Philadelphia yesterday went
In body TO the labor picnic AT Rising sun park
which was attended by 5000 people
1eeiner defeated HosIner IN the three mile scull-
Ing race at Hagget's pond, hear Lawrence, Mass
yesterday by a length and a half
Jay-Eye-Sce endeavored 10 lower his record OF
2:lO at Minneapolis yesterday, but the track was
very bad and the wind blew a perfect gale The
mile was made in 2:lsIG.
Patu states that her appearance at Paris IN
opera october p, Is contingent upon the favorable
settlement OF her divorce proceedings
A campaign IN Peru against General CacereS "a
about 10 be commenced under Col Mas
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HNHE GREAT

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Dot T 81 Tue A3kIH Mtsh ASR sS9FFWEsr
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT JULY 18TH 1884
-. Inns leave Washnzton from station corner of 6th
Tor ts6urg and he West. Chicago Limited Express
BOA Il daily to Cincinnati and St Louis. with Sleep
G sa s. Sns HsEou escdp 70 ara5 and aae
with Sleeplng Car ALTOONA t, Chicago Western TX
A.so connects daily for thiearo, with Sleeping
m to Shiea . Man LTPrfs 10 o. = M ,lay
"as Il, T., NE, 70 Ghisaso ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For Erie canandarua kocb,sser Bnffaio. Sia-ara.
100 2 N daily: except saturday with Palace Cars
on Saturday might viii not run beyond Remove
For Wil.ianlsport Lock Haven ana Llmira at 40
For New York aud The Fast. us. $50 and 100 a.
Zoo and liz 5oeO ahd I III lr On s 0i Pna
1a rfo st cn si9bnns Gha ds SUNDAY
Fer 0n B sTndrs 4Soy M through trains corr, ..
sey CSy Nth boats u Biook5n anne1 ef
rect transfer To FULTON street. avoiding double ferrae
Fer Philadelpha. us, 20 and IL M TO- AGO. 500,
19G and Ills = m ON Sunday. CO. 600, 100 and
For Baltimore. 635. rs. $50 $40. 11oo M. 1905.
on Sunday. 40. Hoo H. AGO. Go. 7.4O. 1906 and
For Popes Creek Line. 695 IN. and 44O p. m daily
For Annapolis Gas H. 12O5 and 40 p m daily, ex-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
and ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Alexandria. 60 ZOO 925, Il 05 and 135 a M
2Oo. 45, 800 6-29. 500 and ll3j \, III. On SUNDAY
att 80 . %. l1O5 a III 90 y. IN
For RchInC nd ard the South. and IL O5 a. m daily
- and 500 r. daily except Sunday.
Trans leave Ale xaIdrla Tor WASHINGTON O5 10 90
lGlQs. IN; Loo 3O5. j. 3. $40 I01 and 10 40 u m
ala II 10 midnight Except Monday ON Sunday az
80 and 1olO a. los and 10 40 p IN, aud u 10
hight
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and EeDEsy lvania avenue at the sta
ton, wherc orders be left the che ck., OF bag
gaze TO destination frUm hotels and residences
CuAS. T. PUGH. J. II WOOD
C'cneraI Manager General Passenger Agent.