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The baltimore NIarkets.

BALTIMORE. August 29.--virginis stxes past-due
52A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Mp. Ausust % Cotton duI-m,d,
western sapsr. ss7ssss: do eta soess7s: do ts@.
d. sS Ria Sssns sssses
ssaay s eI ss nSs a vs
tern ssSsl ss rs p0 SctsSsr ssN Ss E
siirine and bid southern white 6saSo DO yellow.
e ssss
s Hay e
s. and III Mes Mess pork u g Buk
refined. Ok Butter steady-xestern. PICKED. ssi6;
ssssssS s l ss!e1$
ordinary to fair. SAaHz SUGAR ste.dy7A 4. sost 81
to liverpool per stes dull and lower cotton ssssd
fs Gs; ba sss aSsa s Sa:hss
SS bushels BUSHELS ~ s b SnsSs
bushels; corn. LOCO bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
Chicago "a IL. Anepst 29.%Ss.thsr Y clear and
FOX ss
21xc lower.
1 e sss
ss Dsssmb be- st bid e Germ s2 pomin
Ss.oses g..
ss FL @a 81 & ys..
bs1 ss ats PS S Ss M o
The Petroleum Market.
FTTSBURG. Pa, August 29.-Trading IN on sctive
It @ Ss
SEcRE TARY FoLGHR GETTING BETT8R.-Hr. Coon,
the Ac ting Secretary Of the Treasury, was in.
formed TO-DAY thai the health OF Secretary FOigef
is grad ually improving.
car, containing nearly two tons Of reck, fen
down The reservoir shaft OF the water works extern
sion yer terday, one OF the hosting ropes having
broken. Fortunately, no one was injured
The Sad Fate Of the Temperance Can
didates
From the Ga weston Daily Newl
St job n win do his treating at the town pump
/. nd Of course get left
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

NE rLEbl Al DUBLIN
DUBLIN, August 29.--The Duke Of Edinburgh. with
the channel feet, is visiting Dublin harbor. This
has caused great stir among the people, and the
duke has been well received. Thousands OF persons
flock to KtngstOwn to visit the fleet and the
1nys are made brilliant with balls. and fireworks
ana llluminatOns OF the war ships. Tine FreeH,at'S
Journal remarks that such occurrences as this in
dictate how loyal the Irish people might be il they
We're only accorded their just rights.
FRENCH COAL DEPOT ON THE COAST OF INDIA.
PARIS, August 29,-The French are establishing
coal depot at POndicherry, on the southeast coast
OF India
CHOLERA ABOARD SHIP.
LONDON, August 29-The steamer EsperanZa,
from MarseIlleS. has arrived at Cardiff with two
cases of cholera board and has been detained at
quarantine.
THE FOREIGN SETTLEMENT UNDISTURBED.
LONDON, August 29.-The Times correspondent
at Foo Chow teiegraphS as follows: 1.-The foreign
settlement is quiet. In the city the natives seem
friendly.n
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SILK Vrnsus SIX Plated.

The latter often sold for pure silk has thick film of
Silk spun around cotton thread The cheat de-
tected in actual wear. When wants pure silk,
he wants it right bad and usually doesn't know where
or how to get it. About year ago, had an order for
three silk shirts and after spending about two dollars
III postage and kilograms. finally succeeded in pur
Chasing the article WANTED from New York house
contracted to furnish them for twenty dollars
men and had to pay $l9 go which, added to expenses
Melted loss Some physicians recommend them as
beneficial in rheumatism. Those who believe In that
sort OF prescription informed that furnish the
best quality pure Silk Shirts and Drawers size Of
American manufacture, equal to the best British and
for about twenty cent less in price The price de-
ponds SIZE it does in all fine underwear have
been selling underwear made by the American Hosiery
Co for many with universal satisfaction
shirts, Drawers and Hall HOSE
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Weak Stock Market.

THE RESULT OF BEAR TALK IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The Post says: The stock
market was weak this forenoon, and after two
downward turns in the first hour from which there
partial recOverieS in both cases 1t experienced
a more decided decline in the second hour. and at
IL O'Clock the principal active stocks We're from i
per cent lower than at the cOSelaSt night, the
greatest activity and weakness being in Union
Pacific, which was per cent lower; Lackawanna,
rs; Western Union, 1's; ST Paul. per cent; North
western, rs. There was really nothing new in the
general situation, and the cause OF the fourth de-
cline this forenoon was merely the bear arguments,
which have been common talk for week past.
The railroad bond market was weak and lower on
moderate volume OF business
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To BE EXAMINED BY PHYsICIANs.-D1strict At
tOrney WorthlngtOn has instructed the warden OF
the jail to have Drs Godding and McWiliiams ex-
anime into the mental condition of Patrick Feehan,
the printer who assaulted two OF his fellow
workmen about week ago. II he Is found to be
insane, the case against him will be dismissed He
was to be tried to-day. but as there has been no
report made in the case, the trial was continued
Indefinitely,
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SPECIAL No11ca

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON. WHICH
l CONSIDER AS GOOD IF 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 OF MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME Ob THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY,
WHICH We TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYVILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
apes No. 452 PA. AVE-. NEAR ~ STREET
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TWO WO-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BETWEEN NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND SECOND STREET
NORTHWEST, NOS. lis AND To-
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SECOND 1884, at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ we shall sell. in front Of the premises;
the north part OF lot g. III $50 having so feet
inches front running back the depth thereof improved
by two two-story brick dwelling houses and water.
good chance tor All investment.
TERMS: Ee-half cash. balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured bya deed of trust property sold
all conyeyacng at purchasers cost $50 down on each
piece OF property when struck of.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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H K. FULTON, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES,
will sell at my store 12lS Pennsylvania avenue by
public auction, commencing TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
sECOND at len O'CLOCK A. NJ, my stock Of For
1elted Pledges. This sale will consist of
Gold, Silver and Metal Cased Watches Gold and Silver
watch Chains. cold Necklaces Charms Lockets,
Scarf Pins, Studs Cuff Buttons Eyeglasses Spec
cles Earrings, Pins. Bracelets. Plain God aud Set
kings Gold Pens and Pencils. Diamonds and other
precious Stones, Gold Ihimbies. Match Boxes Sn uff
Boxes. Solid Sllverware. Guns Rifles, &c, &c.
his sale will include all Forfeited Pledges from Nos
s035 10 1920 inclusive and will continue mornings at
lU o'clock and evenings at 1880 O'Clock until l the lots
arr sold Persons holding tickets please take notice
II. X. FULTON, Pawubroker and Auctioneer
j. w. DYER, Salesman. au2S-Gts
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, August ga fatal case OF yellow
fever has been reported at the New York hospital
Inc victim Is stranger, entirely unknown In this
on Wednesdsy mornnp and Wes tnten o to the
Chambers street hospital Thence he was trans
ferred to the New York hospital, where he was pro-
nounced to be In the last stages Of yellow fever.
That evening he died, without having recovered
consciousness Nothing was found upon his person
TO Indicate his identity, or to give clue to where
sent 70 sanitary headquarters yesterday, and the
body was at once taken to the Blackwelrs Island
dead-houSe. Efforts to learn who the dead man
was proved unsuccessful His dress leads TO the
belief that he is sailor. An autopsy was made to-
day and the body was buried.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
We will sell ut public auction on SATURDAY, a.
OF lot numbered SIX 90. In square numbered four -
hundred and ffty-ulne t51S. fronting eighteen (1S)
feet one Cd inch the south side of Louisiana
nue., improved by a three-story and basement brick
he property will he sold subject TO deed of trust
dated the "a day Of January 1888 record in Lber
1928 folio Az OF the land records of the District of
Columbia. to S25OO Ill two years from LIST Of
January 1883 with six per cent interest payable semi
annually.
Terms of sale: Cash. Mortgage can be renewed Con-
veyancing at purchasers cost A deposit of 800
quired time of Right reserved to resell if terms
complied with in days at risk and cost OF
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. G.
auJ3-i Sda
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Cuttfn1 Passenger Rates

nott t Any Hne Ss:Iache.s 20 lineage ana
lar rates. The rate by the New York Central to
Chicago excepting by one train, is s2O by the West
Shore and the Erie 1t is 1880 The Central to-day
Is allowing its agents rebate OF 20 per cent, which
allows tickets to be sold as low as SIG. This cut
has been met by the West Shore, whose agents are
selling tickets as low as $14
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A Big Parade of Firemen.

UTICA, August 29-Over 100 f1remen's organiZa-
lions and thirty-t1ve bands will be IN the grand
parade Of the State Firemen's association to-day.
The prize drill contest resulted in the Palmyra
steamer company taking the first prize. There has
been heavy rain all the morning. 1t Is estimated
that from 40 600 to so 900 visitors in the city.
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RAILROADS.
FTHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1AE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

Schedule IN effect a. UST 3. 1854
BIO A,M.-NEM ORR FANS MAIL daily. maknS close
connections 10 all points south and Southwest
Daily, ept Sunday. with Z. < o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New \ Urk and Wash
hgton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleans. ParlOr
Car from Wash nZtOn Natural Bride. Va
U1tP.M-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Daily via Char
lottesvile to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
loinrs. Pullman Sleeping Washington TO
Louisville
1N0P, M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
&c all points South and Southwest via DsEyille ard
Charlotte Daily. except Sunday with G. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from WASHINGTON via Dan
vile Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orlesis; also.
frVm Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia 20
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car frUIn Washington
To White sulphur Springs
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 100 \
= n. and 5:l0 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
WnTenton trains leave Washington at 9.10 AM and
6:l0PM. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Compsnys Of
6ce, sol Pennsylvania avenue
II. SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEL.
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
a12 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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MT. VERNON. MT VERMONT!
STEAMER ". w. CORCORAy
aves Ithstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
vernon At ~ O'Clock returning. reaches Washing
ten about $50 pm e
go TT pJ AVr r,,..,u
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A car, containing nearly two tons Of reck, fen
down The reservoir shaft OF the water works extern
sion yer terday, one OF the hosting ropes having
broken. Fortunately, no one was injured
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneex.

ELEGANT DIAMONDS, ALL BEAUTIFULLY
MOUNTED: CONSISTING OF ONE LARGE TWO
STONE DIAMOND RING ONE FIVE STONE
DIAMOND CHOSS, AND ONE LARGE DIAMOND
SHIRT STUD, AT AUCTION
TO MORROW Saturday AUGUST THIRTIETH,
1854, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, within my salesroons,
VIII sell for whom j, may concern tine above elegant
goods This offers splendid opportunity to purchas-
ers as such goods are but rarely found at auction
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
Z
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The Reason Why.

From the New York Sun
"what was your real reason for selling Maud S.?'
he was asked
"Y6u won't give it away"
"CeFtatnly nbLn
whenever drove her on the road people would
say: 'Ihere goes Maud S. With any other
horse they say: There goes Vanderbilt That il
the reason"
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INJURED BY FALLING BRICKS.-AbOut 2:20 O'Clock
this afternoon Mr.. John Powell carpenter, living
In Alexandria, Willie at work on the Pension build
ing, was caught by bricks falling from archway,
and had his legs badly bruised. He was removed u
his home, in Alexandria.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 29.-At an early hour
TINS morning the schooner Julia Baker was mOored
alongside Of Warner & MerrtttS wharf, and no
sooner had she been made fast than two New York
detectives aud one or two others in government
pioy went aboard aud took forcbe possession OF
Theodore kralson, the Norwegian boy who was
OF Capt: Lewis last crew and the only one OF the
crew not detained at Key West The boy says he
did not know the captain was dead. as he Off
watch at the time The 1rst he heard of the affair
was when he went for'ard to get something to eat.
The watch was then carrying the captains body
out OF the cabin.
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRR,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company will SAIL EVERY WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot OF
Sd street. Eopohen Rates of Passage from NEW YORK
t. LONDOS.HASR RE. BREMEN: BY Welding sday steamer
i irst cabin, 500 to Sl second cabin SO By Satur.
sg at lowest rates For freight or passage apply to
METZEkOTT & co. y25 Pennsylvania avenue north.
west: CHAS WALTER. 342 u street, Agents for WASH
,LgtOu tal2
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

IINE RETWEES THk EAST AND THE wEsE
DOUBLE TRACK.- JASSEY COUPLER,
scurn,1r N STEEL sFEEL ka sIISn,v ,r-.r
1874. TSTiL frkTHE -S NdIIc EVE 18TH
Leave Washington from statlc. corner OF New Jersey
Ier chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
Cesc6e and Palae sleeng CARS to shove Po
without change. l0:l5 daily to Chicago except
For PiitskurT At s:aoa. and $40 ?. m daily; 40
m. to Plttsburv, Cleveland and Detroit. wshSeep-
daily, with Sleeper fOr Toledo. via Wheeling AID Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m;
lob ,. daily. with Parlor and sleeping Cars at
!or Baltimore week days 30 $40 500 $40 900
minute ten sTas5 40 $50 50 20 SO S 80 i iGio -
For Baltimore on Sundays, G 80. 500 $40 a. H. rs
50 3:U0 4:40 $780, ESQ., i.Oo. $50. $40 aud lOlOp
Torfoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lois 4
fsr Annapolis. e4o m. and 12lO and 44op. m; on
Tor Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
lG1OR "a "a y sue1z $40 and p. and
Pfisai station. s Sh Hsi Iig1s cits !.
vsisy fEsnch 80 a M daily siSet sansy -i 10
N daily Tor freGeriea $50 ILL., 1O:l5 1. AZ
For Haserstown lois and 5:a5 p daily except
Trans arrive from the West daily. Go. 7:5oa H.
From New icrE and Philadelphia, 2:55 ssoa m. daily
6 40 D. n daily. except Sunday.
krCGl Annapolis 10 4. AMI 150 and 6:2, d m :.
Sunday, .; 3 a m. 6:3. y. IN.
From 1in2tOn. co daily. and 2:15 D. IL daily
except SUNDAY
frenl FREDERICK and intermediate points s:25 a. H.
10 m and 81 2. IN daily. EXCEPT Sunday. SID
J. daily from Point OF EocAs
In ms leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 4. 40
30 as. I'D, 800 $40 and 10 80 a. m Il: Is $50
60 so 300. o %, $50. sUU and 10 IS l. LII. Sun
GAYS 90 40, LIS 80 80. 3.Uu IL. so. 5:Uu
6 =. u aIlCi 200 p IN
All trains from Washington stop Relay Station ex-
CIT 4-j0 T.
tot further information apply at the Baltimore and
mo Ilrket OfCe-WashinztOr Station, 6iy and LIS
itfnsyiN sna avenue. 18th street. orers
VII Ia taAvn for baggage cheyA e and recSi,e I az
81! POINT IL. the city
" NJ CLEMENTS, NJ OF T. Baltimore
ELI a X LORD t;tI-i -: .,.,,
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Steamer Ashore.

NEW YORK, August 29-The steamer Counsel! n,
which arrived today from Beliz. reports: In conf.
Rose, ashore on Turnefe, near Manager Cay, lying
nearly brOadSide to the reef IN bad position, head
about northwest by north. Many boats were an
chored q short distance from her, but none were
alongside.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE PLANT of THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND eek
GETTING SOME SULPHATE OF AMMONIA

WILL BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY, TWENTYTHIhD AUGUST. 1884.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the works of the
Company. 18th street. between G and streets
northwest. consisting of its LEAD SULPHURIC ACID
CHAMBER. locks and IA feet high, with front and
back towers 5xo and 10 feet high $4,000
lbs. tall approximate meaSureuients) three Sulphur
Furnaces Tor 50 10. charges hourly four Retort Fur
naees including Glass Retorts, reducing pans, for
tire manufacture of Oil OF Nitriol. together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with well all tools. implements and mac binery
appeftaning thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK, and PATENTED
AMMON1ACAL STEAM STILL for the distillation Of
AMMONIACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture Of
Sulphate Of Ammonia. including Boilers. Pumps Sat-
ratOrs Eyaporators Steam Drying Table. implements,
tools and machinery of kind used in operating the
same. The AMMONIACAL STILL Is continuous In its
OPERATION and has producing capacity Of from two
Thousand to five Thousand pounds Suphate daily Con-
tract for the Ammonlacal Gas Liquor will be transferred
to the purchaser of the works
This sale will be made Oh account Of Mr.. P Bauer,
purchaser at the public sale of this property made March
18th. 1881
Terms of sale: Cash within five days: all conveyan-
cling at purchaser cost: deposit Of $500 forfeit money
required at time of sale.
80 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. AUGUST THIRTIETH, SANE HOUR
AND PLACE.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of the
company.
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co."
au-2-dts 62l Pennsylvania Avenue.
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ITO SARATOGA.
IL LAKE GEORGI
AND CATSkILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE

Trains New York West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West Shore of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station of Pennsyl vania II. X. Is follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 905 an.-Arrive Saratoga
2:35 pm. Caldwell. Lake George. AIS Montreal
pm. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga thence
t. Montreal
CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:3o am-Ar-
rfve Hotel haaterskLl 230 p.m Grand Hotel 2:01 PIN
IarlCr Cars
DAY EXPRESS 1o.16 am--Arrive Albany 3 pm:
Sharon Springs ~. CcoIsrStJwn pm. Utica $50
Pm yisc9se 7l5 m. Rochester 10:40 pm. Buffalo
12l5 I'm. Niagara Falls 1888 Paror Cars U Al
tany. Sharon oprinys and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESS; II 40 ani-Arrive Hotel Kaaterskn 5:l5 M.
Grand Hotel 500 pm Saratoga 70 Lake George
tPm Pari'sr Cars Jersey'City to Saratoga aud Lake
George.
sARAToGA AND CATskIIL- MOUNTAIN LIN
lied. $40 P,n.-Arrive Hotel kaaterskill 90 pm.
Grand Hotel S45 Saratoga 80 pm Lake George
10 ~ Montreal SIS with PaTlOr Cars Cats
kLl Mountains to Saratoga Buffet Parlor Car leaves
Washington On Pennsy lyaia II. Z trains Is for
EaratOga sleepers thence t. Montreal The New FORK
Limited leaves Washington at $40 am, ting
with Saratoga and Cask III Nj Limited at Jersey City
Ask for single round trip by West Shore route
and avoid ferry at and long transfer through New
city
Apply to City or Depot Agent of Penn r for com,
rlete tables tickets and PaTlor Car chars Parlor
Car chairs Jersey City station reserved in
upon application to Agent Pullman Car Co.. Penn L. r
HENRY MONETT Gen Pass Agt
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DYsENTERY AND NOT CHoLERA-The surgeon
general Of the marine hospital service has received
a letter from the secretary Of the state board OF
health OF Iowa, saying that the health officer at
Canton has reported that the disease recently prev
alent there was dysentery and nothing more. and
that the person who originated the reports OF the
existence OF cholera was misinfOrmed as to the
facts. The only contagious disease in that neigh
borhood is the whooping cough, OF which there has
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I'd Edition.
Latest I6lGgrans to The Star.
THIRTY LIVES LOST.
Frightful Steamboat nisaster.

NEW YORK, August ga special from Evans
Vile, Ind, says: The transfer steamer Belmont,
running between Evansville and Henderson, has
just been sunk and 80 lives were lost.
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ARD LINE.
TICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CTSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 80. n l.. NEW YORK.
OREGON ...-. We'd, Sept. 3. lSERv1A We'd Oct L
GALLIA. We'd, SEPT 10 OREGON. Wed. Oct g.
AURANIA--. Wed Sep II. GALLIA- Wed Oct. Is
BoTENA- Wed, Sept "a. AURANIA. We'd Oct 81
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NETWORK
RATES OF PASSAuE-S6O, $50 and 800, according,
10 accommodations.
at very low rates Seerage tickets from
erool and Queenstown and all other of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast, Glasgow
Eayre. Antwerp other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
tor lg aud passage apply at the Company's office.
No L. y Nli, Green. OR both Steerase and Cabin TO
OTIS BlIELOW co COS eth St. Washington D. T..
VERNON H. BROWN i co. New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW Co,
aus Cos 9TH street. WASHINGTON
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II e N MIN G,
CT OF HER,
40 SEVENTH STRRHr

GnEAr AND POSITIVE CLEARING
Our entire stockof
LADIES'. MISSES and CHILDRENs and MEMS and
BOYS SUMNER SHOES
At actual cost for the balance Of the AL those
in need of Low Shoes should certainly not miss this op
portunity as some wonderful Bargains can be had
Wehave about 500 pairs
LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES
that have been soldier less thanlSa They are
going now at 81 pair.
All of MEMS FINE SHOES that have been sold for
IS and So are now selling at IS so and g.
Don't miss this great opportunity as you will save
money by doing 30 at the Reliable Shoe Storesof
sINsHEIMER BROS.
D7 500 7th and 1851 streets
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KAISER WILLIAM UNHoRSED.-The Emperor Will
lam was thrown from his horse yesterday, while
riding In the park attached TO the imperial paac e
at BabelSburg. His muscles were slightly strained,
and he viii be prevented from taking active eXer-
else for few days The emperor will attend the
maneuvres Of the troops in carriage, instead Of
horseback, as has been his custom.
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