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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-29

SUPPOSED SUICIDE ALIvk-YounG w. W. Atkin-
son, OF Baltimore, who disappeared recently from
his hotel In Philadelphia, leaving letters announ-
York, from which city he Yesterday telegraphed
his mother In Baltimore that he was alive and well
road for public use in America went into operation
in Cleveland Ohio. Saturday, In connection with
have lust CONNECTED a mile road The exneritm emf
was SO successful that the company expects to
change their entire system OF over 80 miles into
electric roads
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a Pathetic Appeal
bow TKEE ORPHANS HAVE FOUND An UNCLE Al
COMFORTABLE HOME

CoNFoSfABLE HOME
childish scrawl, on a solled piece Of pa
per, reached the branch Office OF the New YORK
Herald in Philadelphia the other day. II IVES an
appeal from three little children named sterling,
saying their father and mother had died In 0last
gov, and that they were In distress In that city n
also said that they had an uncle living In Pniladci.
PIMA, ana lulptsrtd aid IN nndinG him lie was
found at his uiiCe, No 80 Walnut street, In that
CITY. The bearer Il the letter that told the story
o. lie orphans distress was eagerly welcomed
Ut. sterling, the uncle, came 10 America In ldaA
For many years he had heard noLhlpg from hi
brothers In lrlani Even the death Of Henfy
Ste1ilhS Gather Of the throe chidren) was sur
prise and shoCk 10 lin. Ills eyes uued with team
when hc spoke OF the tatherless children In Glae.
gov who 50 pitifuy appealed 10 him for help. "My
bruther's children shall not want for o home" no
SAID as he read The last paragraph OF the crude but
pathetic letter Which tells the story OF the chill
drcnS struggles I'VE are not IN o well stats,"
writes the eldest boy. "Will YOU please help them
that's fatherleSs and motheriess and we fesnAin
yours ever true" This Is signed 10y Charles and
Jane and Henry Sterling. The pext GLASGOW bound
steamer VIII carry message or hope 70 the %.
phans and In a little white this side OF the At
lantc, they VIII begin life under the care "a
keeping Of their Philadelphia relativcA
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Sick Cattle as Chicago.


EXPERTS SAY THE DISEASE Is TEN AS FEVER.
CHICAGO, July 29.-'lhG arrival OF a number Of
sick cattle having been reported at the Union stock
yards In this city. an examination was made by
number OF veterinarians this ning. who are not
Yet ready TO submit their official report The fact
Is known, however, that they have agreed that the
disorder Is Texas fever, sGlerinduced by
drinking water strongly impregnated with
alkal1. The cattle have been securely quarant1ncd
and Isolated Those in the lot that are unaffected
are to lie slaughtered, subject to the Inspection OF
the health department. Those that are unable 10
recover are being shot, and those that are droopy
Will he held In quarantine for further developments.
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FLOODS IN WESTERN MARYLAND AND WEST vIR-
G1SIA-LINES LOST AND PROPERTY DESTROYED
TEL r(,y PHI
CalyElst ny fhp IEo,-skIators

here that an organized band OF stock thieves have
been run down and captured by party OF resula-
tors at Nl.!0Wa Valley. oregon seventeen thieves
We're caught with large number OF horses in their
possession. TWO OF the n;:lesderS were hung and
the rernalndor turned over 10 the authorities.
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Fcnnsylyania 'EOOtl, fsulIcrs.

NILEESBARRE, Pa, July 29.-The 10th annual
convention Of the state dental association opened
here this morning, about 100 delegates being pres
cnt. The convention will continue in session for
three days. DR.. Charles C. Deck, or Wilke5harre,
delivered the address OF welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-29

A BURGLAR IN WoMAN's DREss.-A burglar In
woman's clothes yesterday entered the house In
Rome described In Hawthorne's Transformation as
"Hldas ABODE" occupied by an American lady.
The concierge who was suspicious summoned q
policeman who confronted the burglar. The rob
Der drew revolver and the policeman stood aside
when the burglar ned. A crowd quickly gathered
and pursued the burglar, who during his flight lost
his head gear, revealing his sex The crowd finally
caught the culpr1t and gave him q severe pummel-
Ing before turning him over to the police.
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Inc court OF inquiry investigating the Navy
department frauds Is Still In session. and is likely to
continue 50 for some time The court is now en-
gagged In examining Turner andB OF the navy
as eAlefss on the subject OF the purchase Of medi
"a Supplies IN general The court OF inquiry and
li.S ulstTlct attorney watch each other 10 prevent
eltneI from tfenching upon the field OF the other,
as oo.l are at work on the same subject The
court OF inquiry does not take up = branch OF the
investigation without first seeing whether the same
llnS Is Under consideration at the district attor-
Hey 5 oI1ice- Thus far there has been no conflict
between the two Investigations and care viii b
taken that none occurS II possible
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VIIIOMAs DOWLING. Auct.oneer.

'''V71-N' D0 ''141-No'' Ef'sCV.o1IeeI.
GREAT CLOSING OUT AUCTION SALE OF FINE
CARRIAGES. BCG9IES PHETONS. SURREYS,
CARTS. BUSINESS WAGONS HARNESS, &C.,
&c.
Or crS have been received to close out the above
stock without limit and the sale VIII take place WE'D
NESDAY. JULY 1HIRTIETH. at EIEvES O'CLOCK
a. VI. These Goods all made by A. Wrenn Sons
and Dealers, livery men, and private
buyers requested to call and examine stock. Goods
will bs sold private sale at net of manufacture
III Jay of auction Repository Gil and 613 street
northwest. Ijy22-1t1 COFFIN CO., Agents.
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NAN WITH CHARMED LIFK.-Sylvanus Greer,
a Farmer, lives near MiddletOwn, n. Y. While in
the army he was shot In the head. The ban en-
tered the back Of his head and came out at the
forehead AT the same time his right arm was
shot on. The shot Ia his head destroyed his eye
sight. Greer recovered and was sent home Since
then he has fallen from fruit trees four times and
on or bridge once, without receiving ally injury.
One day last week he walked into a Well which was
uncovered on his farm The well is forty fecr Deep
and he tumbled TO the bottom. He was rescued
an hour later by some fishermen He wSS un.n-
turod.
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An Appeal from Pennsylvania.
REPUBLICANS FROM THE KEYSTONE STATE Beehive
A CIkCCLAR FRoN THE STATE coANIIrKE

'NHI eDiitANS fhUA The kkfSfpNB SfATk RECEIVE
CIRCULAR FROM TEE STATE COMMITTEE
Inc republicans from Pennsylvania in this city
nave received the following circular, signed by
mos. " Cooper. chairman OF the republican state
committee: 1.-The republican state committee OF
pennsylvania is compelled to call upon all friends
OF the cause whose interests or inclination IT is to
give, for the funds necessary to sustain its efforts
In the pending presidential campa1gn-a campaign
never exceeded In pubic concern or Importance In
th9 history or the country. 1t involves both our
Industrial and political welfare
~ nave the honor 70 solicit from you such con-
trputlon to the state committees treasury as your
devotion 10 the party may prompt you to make,
ana 10 suggest that early contributions not only
enable us to do better work. but 10 promptly eX-
tend aid where 1t is most needed without waste or
confusion.
You are aware that the present laws OF the
I nlted States and Pennsylvanla-which law shall
be faithfully observed by this commlttee-prohieit
the assessment OF oiice-holderS for political pvr.
poses. The right, however, OF all, whether Office
holders or not, TO send TO their committee amounts
commensurate with their interest in the contest Is
not questioned either by the law or public Senti-
ment The appeal OF your state comnitteet is there
lore directed To ali whom II has reason TO believe
are willing and able 10 give. send by postal order
or check >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-29

LABOR MATTERS In NEW YoRK-Tbe framer n
New York who struck yesterday for a reduction q
the hours OF labor from ten 70 nine hours, won Q
signal victory In less than four hours after tho
demand was made TIN bosses bad yielded
The bricklayers are stu out with prospects q ~.
naming SO for week longer, as neither sido
shows any signs OF weakening. II Is a hight for
principle, both sides say, and they positively re-
iuse To listen TO any proposition. The strikers
ranks are rapidly thinning out, as many Of then
obtain good situations with other bosses
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TOMORROW.


TEfHOS. J. FISHER 4 co. Real Estate Brokers'
PFRFNPTORY SALE OF FIVE CHOICE BUILDING
LOTS On q STREET. BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TIIIT- ssasA
TiTTH. st SIN O'CLOCK, il front of the pre- ~
misses SHAH sell five chCiCe building Lots -
fronting cah feet south side of street between
18th and 18th is extending back 12Ofeet 20 foot
public alley.
Terms t'Ec-thiri cash. balance in six and twelve
months, with interest cured by deed Of trust. de.
pOsit OF BOO will be required al time of yale.
THOS. J. FISHER & co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ty19-d&ds liza street northwest
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No WONDER 1T KILLED HIN-Two or THREE DAYS
ago number OF young men In Lyons, y. Y. were
boast1ng OF their digestive powers. Finally
stephen Whitlock, aged is. volunteered to eat a
pint OF ice cream, two quarts OF cherries, and
quart OF peanuts, any che would pay tor the
FEAST companion became responsible Tor the
payment, and Whitlock accomplished the feat, be-
sides drinking several glasses OF Ice water lie died
yesterday.
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Dull but Firm.

AN UNEvENTFCL DAY IN THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW l0RK July 29.-The Post says: There was
diminished business In the stock market this fore
noon There was no news Of general character 10
Affect prices this forenoon and In the absence OF
any decided movement on the part OF the
cllqueS the market very dull but firm,
the majority OF the active stocks at 1880 O'Clock
showing advances VI from Z TO Ia over the closing
last night. The market for railroad bonds during
the forenoon was Irregular but generally higher.
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V'HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO POOL TABLES. WITH
BALLS. CUES. &c.
By virtue of deed of trust dated tifth day
OF June 1894 and duly recorded In Lber No 1887 folio
3lS ct SEQ one OF the LAM records for Washington DC
shall by request OF the party secured thereby SELL at
public auction, on SATURDAY. AUGUST SECOND,
I5S4, 1T ELEVES O'CLOCK, at the auction rooms Of
Thomas bowling. llth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
sWC Pool Tables. with Balls Cues, &c.
Terms: Cash. SAMUEL T. LUCKETT,
1y2J-4t Trustee.
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A REIGN OF TERROR AMONG DaIRYNEN.-A reign
OF terror Is reported among the farmers or Herki-
mer county, \. Y. OF late acids and alum have
been mysteT1ousy put Into milk cans, thus aouring
the milk before II reaches the factory. Watts and
milk cans have been rendered useless by holes
being punched in them; the Cold Spring cheese
factory and the one at Days corners have each
Oeen burned by tncendlarieS horse belon ring 10
Lester Smith has been shot, blooied calf owned
by Smith has been willfully drowned In a cistern,
and other like acts OF a criminal character have
been committed. Every effort Is being made 70
apprehend the perpetrators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-29

AN ACTRESS DIvoRCEp.-Mrs Emma j. Coe. of
Albany, N. T., was Saturday granted divorce from
her husband, Edward w. Coe. The LADY, was for
meriy well-knOwn actress at the Leland Opera
house, where she appeared under the nsIne OF
Irene H1nckley.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS L CO., Auctioneers.

: HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BRUSSELS AID ALL WOOL INGRAM CARPETS,
EEAELY NEW; .PARLOR SUIT IN REP; MAR
BILE TOP TABLES, WALNUT WHAT-NOT HALL
RACK, AWNINGS. BRONZE CLOCK, MIRROkS,
LACE CURTAINS, CoRNICEs. LAMbREQUINs,
TWO GOOD SEWING MACHINES. REFRIlERh-
TOR, BED LOUNGE, BEDSTEADS,. BUREAUS,
SHUCk AND HAIR MATTRESSES. MA1TINGS,
FATHERS, OH. CLOTH on HALLS COOK
RANGES. HEATING STOVES. CROCkERY AND
GLASSMAKE, WITH OTHER NECESSARY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, ALI. IN GOOD
ORDER AND MOSTLY NEW. AT AUCTION.
At premises No. 70S 9Th street northwest, ON FRI
DAY MORNING. FIRST AUGUST, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
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CHANGES IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Miss Annie u Ec;.hnrt q Do hcn

CHANGES IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Miss Annie NJ. EckbPrt. OF Pennsylvania, has been
transferred from the Office OF the Second Assistant
10 that Of the Postmaster General, and promoted to
Sl.eO. John McDeraott has been appointed q
liborer In the money order Office.
SECRETARY LINCOLN did not return to Washing
ton last night as was expected, but he VIII In all
probability be back this evening.
TIE SHIP ISLAND QUARANrINE.-The state
board OF health OF Mississippi recently passed res
buttons requesting the surgeon general OF the
marine hospital not to send to Snip Island quaran-
tlne station vessels from cholera infected ports
bound - other ports in the United States copy
OF the resolutions was sent to DR.. Hamilton here,
nut notwithstanding the Ship Island quarantine
station will probably bc utilized as heretofore.
SPECIAL EXAMINERS APpoINTED-The following
special examiners have been appointed In the Pen
sion office under the civil service rules: Wray Beut
tie, Iowa; Cyrus NJ King. Nina James w. Shouse,
Ky; ChaS. ID. Taylor, Iowa; and Vernon IL. Whit
man. Mass. Salary 81 600.
PERsONAI--The wife OF Lieut.. Greely, accom-
panied by two children. is On her way from Call
1ornia to meet her husband at Portsmouth, where
she Will arrive to-morrow.-A. G. Sharpe and 4.
ID. H'Zcn, OF Washington, Were reg stored In Phila-
deiphia last evening. W. f. HELEN and Miss
Helen Noyes OF Washington, were among the late
arrivals at the Atlantic hotel. Ocean City.-Mr.
and Mrs H. h. Wight, OF Washington, were regis
tered at Newport, yesterday.
The recommendation OF the Engineer Commits
Sioncr to maxi Il contract for the printing OF the
District with Judd IL Dctwel!er. IL they will con-
tract for all items at lowest rates bid, has been APP
proved by the commissioners.
To-day lightning struck the roof OF the fremont
house, tearing up portion OF the tin and scatter
Ing Tie telegraph wires In every direction.
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THE EGYPTIAN PRoBLEM.-At the Egyptian con-
man and Russian delegates intmated their ap-
proval OF the leading points OF the French propo-
sails In relation TO The government OF Egypt. NJ
Washington, the French ambassador, Offered for
the acceptance of the conference years
arrangement based upon a tax on foreigners in
Egypt. the suspension OF the sinking fund and an
economic administration. lie also abandoned his
proposal To reduce the interest on Suez canal
shares held In England Earl Granville, British
foreign secretary, asked for an extension uf the
provisional arrangement 10 TWO years
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!NHoS. E. WAGGAALAN. Real Estate Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY II
q

SQlAEE iiS
by virtue of deed of trust recorded In Liber No SS
g59 folio 400 ct seq of the land records of theSN
District OF Columbia. and by request Of the party
thereby secured the under signed will otter for sale at
DAT, AUGUST SIXTH 1884 at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ Lots q to g. both inclusive 80 to A.
siye and lot r. in Nathan W. Fizgerslds subdivision
81 9ts IN square 74S Is said subdivision is recorded in
trict
Ierms One third cash: balance in three equal INSTALL
nentS ID Six twelve and eighteen months from day of
sale for which notes of purchaser airing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed of trust property
Sold will be taken deposit of S25 each lot viii be
reg1isd at time OF sale aud al conveyancine and re-
complied with in days from sale property will DO
resold at risk and cost If defaultin.. purchaser
jy25-d&ds THOS. L., WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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No MORE GLOVE FIGHTING IN TRENroS.Nayo,

No MORE GLOVE FIGHTING IN TRENToN--Nayor
Donney. OF Trenton, n. j., has decided 10 stop the
glove fights that have become frequent Ia that
CITY, Yesterday he directed Chief McChcsnry 10
Inform the proprletors OF halls aid similar places
or amusement that they would be prosecuted I.
they permitted any light or glove contest Gn their
premises. The city solicitor says the statute of the
state authorizes the prohibition OF public ngts of
any kind. The mayors order win prevent the
coming light between Cafirey and Morrissy that
was to have taken place III Trenton.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
IL Iht NODEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY
LINZ EEINEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
IOLDLE IkACk, JANNEY COI-pIER,

1bLL AAs ~, n, JaNNE1 CUTLER
Schedule Ii. 4 yI iIlFE r f1NR>r 5TNE 18TH
Law Ws .''lI from s:1tTOn. corner OF New Jersey
1oI Ciica-o Cfrc.Tuati Louisville and St Louis daily
- ., n r - - a n 10 - I n with 1hr3gh
VII. " CHANGE luis daily u Cllcago. except
1or il;ts' uI- at 20 N and $40 2 IN daily: 40
Il :; tlttz'u-- Cleveland. D,troIt withSee-
fef 1el'3o 81 I,'ruit y. Nrnrccyi,le IO.15 a. m
9siF Wit SLEEPER ir IUests NEaeIIn; Lake
Trans for Ihil.deIphia AID New York at SO n m
daily c1rei Slu-.. 3 =, III. and , ~ T. m and
~ i = L. G@y. wiki IasIor and Sic, ing Cars at
Fer Isiti:lore days > 30 40 500 $40 900
Gi-C', ;F-fi) 4.4J $50 ESQ.,. 7ag, SO. go 10 Top
Fer Isltir.ore On Sundays. sc SEQ Ia. IL. 125
- ~ an 81 60 ga, SO, 8 80 AID lJ-lU p
For Point On the Shenandoah. Valley Railroad 1918 a.
AlilaI iis. ~ . m. and I2Io and .40p. n; on
ier Wy Stations ',tw.t Arlington al Baltimore
10 l0I- ~, Sundays : =, a. ~. and rs az , AMI
"a. 40 : IA IA, AZ, i'E s'At.a- - N,rol Titan branch
n Caily for I!i.cI..i stations u Mctr"Iolitan
Nscr branch $50 u daily EXCEPT S,ii1tay = IN
y ;aAy Tor trtdrrrA $50 a L.. I0.I5 ~ / Is
fS- hH-eEsIo"n lU.lj Il. and 80 daily except
IEs;- arrive from the West d-iiy 20 750a H. 225
Prom New York and Piilasi.Iria. a55 eSoa II daily
z - = n daily. exc 10 sunday.
i! A. AIMS. d., 81 All l.5o and C.37 D. IL
sunday @-y.5 G51 =. IL.
fIg le1i,,au. IN a. IL daily. and 2I5 p L. daily
= ,. F-.z.,sl,k aud Intermediate points. e25. m,
- a. AL : - J. Il 'IllS EXCEPT Sunday : Il
= L. daily fItaa lot;lt Il !.acas.
1ras Rave B-t-I--s - 70 NaSAlf-tun at , 90 30
81 % 80 3uu, 10 AMI !u-50 III. l. Is = 30
a. - :, 80 -. i:si 80, All. ~. Il T. sun
Day - 81. IL. 80 80. 100. = H. 80 so
q =, 20 AID q" z
= Trans Iron. Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
81 -1'Ar information aTily II the Baltimore and
~ a., al
isl !N-i IU, corner Iit.4 street where orders
" - tle J. itf tase u tc checked and received
u CLEMLH's, N % T. Baltimore
fi' 4 n LORD. GtIl Pass srllrar AGENT
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

ONF-STORY FRAME BUILDIN3, No 1o26 7rH
STREET, BETWEEN AND l. STREETS NORTH
WEST, USED AS STORE. CONTAINING TWO
SHOW WINDOWS PARTITIONS. &c. &c, AT
AUCTION. Thu KSDAY. JULY IHIkTY-FIRST.
AZ FIVE O'CLOCK 7 NJ. IN FRONT OF THE
Terms, Cash iylg-ot
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"A WALL STREET FIRM DUPED BY LAwyER-A
member OF the firm or DE Wolf & Swan. TIC New
York stock brokers who suspended yesterday
stated after the suspension that a customer with
whom the nrIn had been dealing for four years had
deposited with them $3.50 900 OF securities. The So,
curltieS were the property OF an estate Of wch the
customer was trustee. The securities were
loaned and the proceeds paid over 10 him, when it
was found that the power OF attorney, which when
presented was detached, was fraudulent. and the
firm was responsible to the estate for the secur1-
Ties The customer, whose Name Is hot disclosed,
IL said TO DE "a Brooklyn lawyer, well known In So
clety and Ia business circles The liabilities Of the
urn outside of these securities would Lot exceed
$4,000.
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r;'llE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
.Ak SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH sOrrrrIyFsr
AND WlST

AND WlST
SCfo.!I.lv - effect p.
~ A-N.-NEW CI.LEASS MAI. daily Ina,,{r. r1osa
g III tt4ui.S u al it4.-t- Sssti4 and Southwest
Dai4y * Ut SUNDAY, With 4. $ -. hallway phil
T.! s!etilLs Buffet car~ from New \ TX AMI WASH
nston 10 Atlanta lullrar Sleeping cars I'm
Hssai;istGn and Atlanta 10 Nes. tJrIs:,ns IIsrIIr
"a. lF'lA Ma-tiii-rts'il q. Natural g-I,-. ",
Slli- H--lOt ISN!IJE PAST II<F T,;Iv Via C-,.--
louisville Z ll-4-InatI LOUSY lie ami III Wst-r
Louisville .NNH ~
Ilcst Il N.-Sbt IEEEsN MAIL AMI FyPPFSS Tofrx
g. 81 POINTS South AID Southwest Via DaD,ji,r S
Charlotte Daily except Sunday WITH G 4 a. tta.l,yav
pullman See Ii... cars from Na-!.in.faf, ~ /, -,
vile, Charlotte and Atlanta To- New Orleans. az,
from Washington va Charlotte =Il Columbia ID
Augusta iJ..HGu Sc, IlI. Car frt.I Na.ITr--t.,I
L. s. bite SulTSlCr Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washn-tonat s..OA
VI. and 5 10 T. VI daily. eIrs II sunday
warrv;ton trains leave Washington IL $40 A. IL and
$40 NJ. daily.
For tickets and information Inquire at Corpanyso "
fGs, COZ IenIIsy yaua aVelIua
n SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pass AsSak AGENT
rarl0 Sol. HAAS. Traffic MaIIaser
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The Georgia View Of Civil Service.


1t would be well for the clerks at Washington
not to respond too literally to the appeals OF the
republican committee for campaign FUNDS They
ought TO save up enough money 70 pay their rail.
road fare home next March
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EENEkAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
- EETwELS INV YORK AND HAvRE
COMPANY Fer. No ~ North River, loot of Morton
street. New York
- l~.Cr't o. JOusseiin. "Wednesday July 30 IL IN
y riAal"t.r, u .n-eul, Wednesday. Aug o. 5 D. m
1>aUTS|'r 1. i..er, "Wednesday. Aug IL 10 T. IN
CHECKS payable On si.h i'm aruoil,ts ~ anti on ,b.
l'auItS Ira!isa' antique of Paris LOUIS DE EHIAN
AZ !; ~ T. Bowling GrteU. New York
u W MOSS, t23 PeIIlsy lvania avenue.
iva Agents tor Washin..,on y n