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liANLAN'S DEFEAT ACCOUNTED FoR-The Aus.
TRAN steamer Zealanda brings the particulars Of
Tie boat race between Hanlan, or Toronto, and
William Beach at sydney. IL was rowed on the
Paramatta river Aug. IT, The race was for the cham
pionSh1p and a stake OF E1,00O. splendid start
was effected. dead level was maintained for the
frst quarter or "A nile. Hanlan then forged ahead.
When mile and half had been covered the Ca
madam was length In advance. Beach responded,
and rowed right down on Hanlan. The latter
allowed his boat TO cross and foul took place.
HaDlan put up his hand and claimed a foul.
Beach, however, kept pulling away. Hanlan fol-
lowed, but Beach came 10 the post an easy winner
by five or six lengths Time 2O29 The umpire dis
allowed the foul claimed by Hanlan An immense
crowd witness the race; siXty-eight steamers We're
crowded with spectators and the shores were also
Gensely lined. Tremendous enthusiasm was manu-
Tested over Beach's victory. A cordial interview
took place after the race between Hanlan and
Beach The former admitted that he was beaten,
and said he was paralyZed by the close proximity
or the steamer Toinkl. which bore down TOO close
upou lls boat
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TO SARATOGA ,,rrc rope,
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL Ran. AND PARI.oR cARLINE
LAKE. GEORGE

Trains IN New York. IVES: shore and Buffalo Ev by
Vest shore OF PICTURESQUE Hudson Kv.r. leave Jersey
tliy Station OF Il nusylya uIa Rs ~ follows:
% Il. aidvC4 Lake tIy---e- y MGtrrs ii
I'm egut Pullman Buffet Car, to SARATOGA iLelIc,.
IL Montreal
tAIsEIlL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL $50 am-ar-
wv f!p;rs 0aAtershl ? - PM Grand Hotel % pm
lsTlOr Car.
DAi EAPRE>s. 16;I6 a.rn-Arrive Albany p nj
n3 ~ aclI>e - Il lcit 1850 pm Buffalo
tsly. Sharon Sirin and NitE.ra fai.S
saisA O'A AND CAIShiI.l MOUNTAIN TX
lkfS> IL 40 a-m-Arllve Hotel kaaierskilI Is p N
1faid Hotel >. . Pm SARATOGA 10 pm. Lax
fIm far.1r Cars Jersey CITY 10 Saratoga ANA Lake
George.
sAkATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN I'M
Grand Hotel h p-ni Saratoga "a pm LAX
Ia Mountains To Saratoga Eufet ParlJT leaves
kars;os.. sleeiers J.cnce - Montreal The New YORK
LIMITED leaves Washington at $40 In, CONNECTING
with saratoga and Cat~kit: Mt Limited jersey Cly
Ask foI sInx round tri tickets by West Shore
ara avoid Terry II ad long tEanser through New
Sty.
Iply tc City or DEPOT Agent 81 Penn L for
pate timetables. tickets ard rarlur Car charS laror
Tar chars from Jesey CITY station rserTe IL adyanc-
O. Oh aEilcatlOI. - Agent Pullman & Co Penn l. K
Station JeTsey CITY. New Jersey
HENRY MO>ErT. Gen. Pass. ACT.
.et-3in "a state strVst. New YORK
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H,HE GREAT
pENNSyT vANIA POI-TP

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DotBLhn fKAGk. g. sPIESb1D t lCESfR x" h'r
sTEEL kAIL i MAl ,!, te,i EQUIPMENT
r2ins leave WASHINGTON from station corner of 9th
Ter Pt:s6urx and the West Chicago Limited Express
q Palace Sleeping ,ars at 40 III daily Fast Line
ing Cars from H. rTis5urc 20 CINCINNATI. ana Hotel
IHto - Louis; daily, except Saturday; to Chicago.
press 40 D. daily with Paisce Cars Pittsburg.
connects daily iGl ShieaEo with tspllE Car
for Ilttsburg ann the West. with Palace Seri lng CaI
BaIi MORE ii aSG POTOMAC RAILROAD
Fer Eris Cana aI koehester But Nasara,
ashnxtSn to k%engsser RAIN ieasins Washington
fyr Wiilaii.sport lock Haven anu Elmira 1t y ~
daily except sunday;
m, 2i0, 400. l0o0 and II Is 7 III ON Sunday, A o.
i fsfo1 and II !! a hd Png ga Si Pullman
OF b9s,Gn without change 10 p H. every Weekday
For Breo.iyn \ i. all though trains connect at Jer
reel transfer To fulton street avoiding double ferae
i6o1 anal ~ M ON M s aa d6 10 t ana
II Is p Limited ExFress. $40 a. daily, excep.
For bait more. 6s5. us, 500 Gao 100 a. M. IL o.
on ~ s1nssy 20 III So TO- 70 a5a 20 III dO and
For P6re's Creek Line. G IS q. IL and 40 p IL daily
For Annapolis 6s5 m. l2O5 and 44O p. III daily ex-
Ai.ExaNbK,A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
and AL1XaNDAlA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
ROAD
Fer Alexandria. 6 10. 100 a25 Il O5 and I135 a. H..
200 -. 300 -, SuJ ami 1o5 A. Oh Sunday
atf ~. @2J. IL % III - y. III
10 rs Emt nj and the south and IL O5 a. ~ daily
AID 20 /. daily. exc, 4: SIJu-y-
1rsiIs Leave 1adrla iUr W-iliitnn, o. so 10 90
IL 40 a M ~, sos. - = 10 100 and 10 40 y.
and L 10 midnight Except NCI.u4y1. SUNDAY IL
40 and ~ ~ .U5 AID 10 ~ T. and l.. IL
hight
l;csets and inf r,lato at tie oft northeast corner
q 18th street s:. lcEL and rlle
f1D, wher' orders b. lett til ch-ralz of AZ
ka.s l. IL s;lHato., from hotels and .ts d. ncee
0EAS. f. EUGH. j. l.. WOOD
(tenrTaI Manager General Passenger Agent
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A Very Dali Day i'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK, September 9.-The Epening Post says
Call loans on sock cOlateralS at the stock eX-
change were ~ per cent in the forenoon. The
market for railroad bonds was extremely dull
during the FORENOON, and without feature Othel
than the weak hess in the Oregon short line 6's
which declined AZ per cent to - The stock mar
ket was heavy iA the forenoon and excessively dull
duller than on any previous day for many months
except In Northern Pacific and Oregon Navigation
the extreme ran re OF fluctuations was les, Than
per cent on any stock, and II o'clock all The lead
Ing speculative stocks except the Northern Pacific
were only "a to Il lower or higher than at the close
last night
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PHYs1c1ASs AND DRuGe1srs
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Az -UNFAILiNG REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
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Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
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quick relief and renewed energy by its use
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
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The genuine has Trade Markan crossed red lines on
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DIED..

CoZZESS On Monday sertenber sth 1884 MARY.
aged year. month and twenty four days.
No bitter tears had she to weep.
No sins TO he forgiven,
But c.ose her little eyes in sleep.
And open them in Heaven. HER BRorHKn
Funeral TO take place from parents residence No.
24O9 street northwest at two O'Clock pm "Wednesday,
September 10th Relatives and friends invited 70
CHEN On Monday. September g. 1884. at p. m.
ALFRED II. GHEEN. in the for3 eighth year Of his
Body Will be taken to s. on the a,s Tls n
den ie So 7a4 Seventh street southwest '-''
philadelphia and West Chester Pa papers please copy1
HERZoG. MAX HERZOG. aged i've months and
Funeral will take place Wednesday morning at ten
oe.0Gk m from parents residence Sls fennsyivas
HUNTER ON september 7th 1884. sALLIE HoFF:
Man HrNTER, wife Of VIM Hunter. Second Assistant
Funeral from her late residence 1897 street. West
Relaives and friends are invited to attend
MURPHY On September 8. 1884, At 3o'clock an,
EIDE MURPHY. infant son Of g. W. aud T. o.
Fun raj a. O'Clock Wednesday. 10Th inst at resi-
dence, iii Fourth rect southeast.
O'Clock. LILLY MAY. yenns.st da9shtsr Q. Rosie and
Funeral from the residence Of her PARENTS No Ga
ioso ooeR m III The res;ns va be- carried 70 al
exandria for interment
RUPERT. On sunday, september7 1884 ERNEsT.
muth. aged fourteen years. month and eight day&
And the Parents gave, in tears and pain.
The flower they most did love;
They knew they should ind it once again
La the fields Of light above
Oh. not in cruelty not IN wrath.
The Reaper came that day;
Twas angel visited the green earth
And took the flower away.
Funeral to take place from Concordia Lutheran
church, 10th and streets northwest 1t 3oclock
Wednesday, September 10th 2"
SMITH. On Tuesday. September 9th, 1884, M ten
minutes Of one 9cioek q m DAkl1s ., z SMITH
for last IS years, aged sc years, months and =
days
Funeral notice hereafter. -
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AUCTION SALES.


I'RCsIEES SALE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MD
The subscribers wlselL in front Of the dwelling -
house on the premises. on SATURDAY, SEPTES Ha
Shf x, INESTIEIH, Isst at HIRE O'CLOCK .
acres more less This land is located on the road
Trading from the Conduit road seven locks of the
G. i o. cana to the River road known as the Per-
sirnnon rec roasi mile from Conduit road. miles
from Cabin John bridge, and miles from Georgetown.
h property consists of the arm or lot No l..
which contains 1861 acres OF land. less and
some detached woodland lot No. 2 containing Ga
acres OF land more or less lying very sad iot
No l. and on the River goai- Lot No is highly
improved. having large frame dwelling house contain
lag 10 rooms b I'm and al Necessary buildings 1t
Is well wooded and watcred There is great deal Of
choice fruit on the placeapples grapes. Sc Over 200
is in fine grass 1t il under good fencing Lot No
Is ali in timber principally oak and chestnut. This
property will b. offered a whole in lots may be
desired by purchasers.
Terms of sale: one third of the purchase cash
on day OF sa e the balance two .qua Instruments in
one and two years from the day OF sale pectve the
deferred to bear from OF sale.
and the payment thereof to be secured by the gle
hills OF the purchaser purchasers with surety or
surties to be approved by the trustees Conveyancing
at cost Of purchaser
HATTERSLY W TALBOTTl 1.o.,
se9-eo5t JAMES b. HENDERSON, Arustees
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a HARD GLOVE Fight DECIDED on A Forr--A
hard glove fight Of ten rounds occurred yesterday
Afternoon 20 miles north OF l1ttsburg Pa, between
Charles mccoy of PItsOurg. and Albert shupe, OF
HiteS station. Tor purse OF 500. The battle took
place in Held, and was witnessed by about sc
spectators The principals are middeweghts, and
have both appeared in the ring on more Than one
occasion. Mccoy had the best or the fighting Tor
four rounds, but IN the firth he became demoralzed
and Shupe assumed the lead. Mccoy at last re-
sorted 10 dropping To escape punishment Shups
struck Mccoy several times after he WAS down, and
when he fell al the END OF the tenth round and
struck. the claim OF foul was allowed and Mccoy
WAS given the nurse
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

ARGK STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
LLOADING AND NIUZZLE -LOADING SHVI-
Guns. FISHING TACKLE, RIFLES, REyQL DIV
HIS. CT 4LEKY. MUSICAL lNSTRU MEMS.
AkDWARE, TOOLS, kAZORS. SCISSORS,
IOCKETBOOKS, V1OLfNS. TOYS. BIAS. BALLS
IPtsHES AND COMBS JEwELRY, TOILET
SKIS. OPTICAL GOODS, WATCH CHAINS. AMI
1000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. m
Fy direction IF the owner 20 change business Will
81 d the Premises, all tbs above Stock OF j. Z
UNEARA x Co. 1j47 Pennsy lvaniA avenue northwest
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH at
SEWN T. NJ. aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, many
DDS viii be sold in original packages. Great bargains
Ray lie expected every night FOLEY, Auctioneer-
y. 1.-The Fixtures VIII not be sold at the ernin-
GtrCu of sale, the store will be occupied by j. u.
O'MEARA & CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
-cly
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OKLAHOMA PAYNE Observation-Disclosures Payne
and seven of his followers, who have been thirty
days In the custody or the military, were taken
back TO Fort Smith, Ark, yesterday, and turned
over TO the United States marshal, who served
writs on Payne 70 introducing ana selling whisky
In the Indian country. Payne was released on a
81 900 bond, and VIII await trial The rest OF the
party were discharged The United States court
at Fort Smith and the United states court at
Wichita, Kan, both claim jurisdiction that
portion OF the territory occupied by the Oklahoma
boomers. PayneS trial on these whisky charges
viii doubtless setiIe the question OF JURISDICTION
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GEArEfUA~coAFoRT1Sa
EPPS' COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
the operations of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application of the fine properties Of weil-se
with decately favored beverage which may save Us
many heavy doctors bills 1t is by the judcious use OF
silly built up unti sre9g enough TO res every ten
Eg around ready to attack wherever there IL weak
point. We may escape many fatal SHAFT by keeping
ourselves well fortified with blood and properly
rourished ne."-CyrH Service GGzeaA
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold In tins
Only Cs- ID. and lb.) by Grocers labelled thus
JAMES EPPS CO., xomnopathic Chemdsta
mhl-s,m&tu London. ENGLAND.
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Ii Circulate. EVERYWHERE,

THE WASHINGTON STAR NEaK TIE NORTH PoLk
In cincinnati. Sergeant Br3inard, one OF ths
three Greedy men, gave some additional particulars
OF theE life In the north. The only news they re-
ceved after their departure, until rescued was CON
tained In several small scraps OF the Washington
STAR, used as wrapping paper around some lemons
which had been found in cache LEFT by the Proteus
IN lssS The Greely party sailed July :. $751; a few
days AFTER President CARRIED Was shot The last
news they received at ST. Johns was encouraging.
and they believed he had recovered More than
TWO years had elapsed, during which they were ut
terry cut on Irnm communication With their fellow.
men, 80 that the nlesSTe scraps OF newspapers were
treasured Ike gold. They were spread out put to-
gtther, and eagerly scanned. President Arthur
was alluded TO- and they then knew the fatal issue
OF the aSSaSSns shot The loss OF the Jeannetto
was mentioned, and they supposed the entire crew
had perlshed The word dude appeared ia the
print This was a sumner. They had never heard
II teiore, and many and sharp were the contruyer.
sles regarding ftS signiiicaton one OF the nrsf in
trro-aJorls uttered from the Threats OF the feeble
SURVIVORS, they saw approaching the rescuin,
party was, What Is dudts'r
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Local Notes.

At the meeting OF the board OF directors OF the
Columbia Railroad company held this morning, a
senli-annual dividend OF Six per cent was declared
payable from and after this date.
IN the matter of the estate or Alexander MOsher,
Mr.. ". H. Cagett has filed petition for letters OF
administration, and Judge James has granted an
order OF publication.
James sullivan was charged In the Police Court
this morning with assault and battery with intent
to kill VIM OBrien, on Saturday night last, by cut
ting him on the arm with a razor. The case was
continued Indefinitely. He was released on 81 QUO
bail.
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HU A RID l. NE.
NOTICE
la y f. ROT r E
THE CTEAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW lURk AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PEI; 20. y. r.. NEW YORK.
GALLIa- We'd. sept. 10 OREGON ..we,i, Oct g.
iURANIA.. We'd. Sep IL lGALLIA Wed Oct Is.
BOHEMIA. We'd, Sept "a !AURANIA... We'd, Oct 22
SERvIA.... Wed. oct. l. BOTaNIA. Wed, Oct 20
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAuE-S6O, $50 aud Sl0O. according
10 accommodations.
Storage at very low rates. Steer tickets from Llv
erTOo and QueeIsown and ali other parts Europe Ut
.owrSt rates
Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow
Havre Antwerp and other Forts the Continent. and
tOE Atttiterra can ports
or irslght and rassase apply at the Company's office.
CIlS BlGELOW co f05 It'll ST. Washington d. c.
SEHNOA II. BROWN q CO. New York;
Crto Messrs OTIS BIGELOW X co
sci 600 9Th WASHINGTON
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Walker Rlaiuc,s Review.

HE SUNS UP THE SITUATION IN A DISPATCH TO GEN.
LOGAN.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September a.-The following dis
patch was sent TO Gen. Logan to-day:
Seen John A. Logan:
CHICAGO, Ill, september 9.-The result OF the
election may be thus summarized:
The republicans have carried every county in
the state, with the possible exception Of Knox,
which IL very close. They have elected -
senators and the democrats Only 3 and have
chosen fourlifths OF the representatives in the
legislature. They have elected the tour Represen.
tatfVeS in Congress by large maJortleS and have
given 10 Gov Robbie a popular majority OF /, ,0oD.
The republican vote Will reach nearly sO,0O0-4000
70 1900 larger than was ever cast before. our ma
1orty is the largest we have had since the presi-
Dental election OF 1868, and lar exceeds our most
sangufne hopes.
(S1gned WALKER BLAINE
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RAILROADS.
MIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

HNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule IN effect Al Isl 3. 1884,
BIO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max clos
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily, opt sunday with &. 4 o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New \ rk and Wash
iIgton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington audi Atlanta to New Orl aus.
SIP LOUIS yIII.E FAST LINE. DAILY via Char
lottssve to Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
FONTS. Pullman SleepIng cars Washington 20
louisville
nNPM-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
C all points South and Southwest via Danytile ard
Charlotte. DAILY .eIceiJ Sunday with G. w. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from Nasllln- ton Via Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New Orleans. also
trsnI Washington Charlotte ana Columbia To
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
L. v hJc. sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington NJ 7:O0
- VI. and $40 T. VI daily. except sunday.
Narrenton trains leave Washington , 10 A. NJ and
SHOP VI daily
For tickets and Information inquire at Company's OF
20, 6Ol peIIll-S lVanla avenue
81 SLAUGHTER. \ MACDAN1EI.
Gen. Pass Agent Aren't
au2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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TO..NIOR ROW.
V'Hos. ]. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneer,

lhUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT No. AIS lSr STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. SERTEM- -
BER TENTH. 1854. at HALF-PAST FIVE kSW
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises shall sell .EA
~ virtue of deed of trust February l6 h. 1891 and
duly recorded in Iiber No. $780, folio 1872 seq sub lot
numb r-i 49, in square 51l. fronting 20 feet LIST
street. between ana streets northwest with adepth
# lO3 feet to l2foot public alley. improved by two
DRY brick dwelling house. known No AS LIST street
rthNest
Terms: One-hslf in cash the remainder in twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of trust on
lie Premises deposit of 800 be made at time
vi sale.
EDWARD STELLWAGEN,l T~,,,.oas
se1-d&ds FREDERICK H. MCGUIRE ! AioSee''
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR The CONSTRUCTING OF
4 SENERS.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. AGsNlst %. 1884.
By direction the Board of Commissioners, sealed
1rOpos Is viii be received at tn office until TN
O'CLOCK NJ SATt hDAI. SEPTEMBER TWES-
18TH 1884 Construc in the City of Washington
District Of Colull bi about $3.50 lieal feet of Brick
and urte Sewers tIUlu 4Jx6U to 10 feet in diameter
Interior dimensions.
Blank forms of proposal and Specifications can be
obtained at this Office upon application therefor,
together with all necessary information; aid bids uon
the se forms Will aloe he Considered.
The rixut reserved reject any and all bds parts
OF bids q. J. LIDECKER,
Major of Engineers. L. ) A..
au29- lot Engineer Commissioner. ID. c.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE FOLGER ORsEoUIEs.
President Arthur and His Cabiue,
Presen - Gov. Cleveland md His
Suite in Geneva.

President Arthur and His Cabinet
Presen { - Gov. Cleveland and His
Suite in Geneva.
GENEVA. n. Y, September 9-The town Is rap
Idly nlling up with those who come to pay the last
tokens OF respect to the late Secretary Foger The
President and suite arrived at noon via the corning
railroad, ahd alighted from the at Mile Point,
one nile S9uth OF the depot, whence the President
was conveyed 10 Tie mansion OF ex-senator Ham,
mond WnOSe guest he becomes while in Geneva.
Gov. Cleveland and his party arrived in the same
car and were driven direct to the residence OF ". j.
King. IT., IN the immediate vicinity. Secretary
Teller, POSI- master General Gresham. JUDAS Rap
auo, Miller and Andrews, and Clerk PerrfHArrived
this morning. Secretary Chandler was with the
Presidents party. Every member of the Cabinet
Will he here. The trains from the east, west and
north are yet TO arrive before The funeral takes
place.
The weather is oppressively warm, and the crowd
OF visitors Is suffering much discomfort The body
OF Judge Fplger is unostentatiousy laid out at his
nome, and only those with whom he had been
of1lcfaly associated and few of his more intimate
friends among our townsInen have been or will be
anorded an opportunity TO view 1t. Every store.
place OF business and residence from the railroad
depot TO the cemetery, a distance OF two miles, is
appropriately draped In mourning.
The Bicy cle-Hor.c Contest i'm St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, september 9-The score in the
Dlcyciehor{e contest at the finish last night stood:
Morgan, llj miles, and Armaindo SO miles and two
iaps tOUal lpr BICYCLES, 214 miles and two laps An
derson, with horse, PA miles and one lap, About
1900 people visited the park during the contest.
SnaTieS r. paVleS Is arranging glove match be-
tween PATSY Cardiff and Jack King late OF Pitts
burg, to be fought here or In East ST. Louis at an
early date.
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= + !: a SSSSS + HEH9SSSS NEE SEl
AAA l. AAA Nm L IN ME-
A ILL LILA A N Nm LII IL NNEEE
POPULAR SIMMER ROrTF

POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
CONNIE nCirig May 3D. and every Saturday thereafter
sailing from Quebec to Liverpool making the shortest
IctaE voyage Only i've days from land land The
Tree Steamships OF @ line are UNSURPASSED Tor strength
nI-oveiacn;s that practical experience suggest
IatJD. : ~ and So intermediate. $3.50
LIZ j. < ALDEN. General Agents
-Ui broadway, New iori.
w MOSS. Washington, ID. c.
ALLAN LINZ INFER SERVICE
1ortianc 10 Liverpool every Thursday until May
CABIN $50. $50 and $50. intermediate $50 - Extra
weekly ships 10 Boston from livtrI oCl. Queenstown
lo CCaerTy, Glasgow and Galway for PREPAID business
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TIE tIttl Stt,zs Intermediate $50. seerage, 81
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Apply 10 LIVE ALDEN. General Agents 201 Broad
va!, New 1Ork, or ii. W. MOSS,
10 PENNSYLVANIA VENUE
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