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MARRlER.

HESTER-LACEY. On August 2Sth 1894 by the
IN IL Chairman LESTER A. HESTER to
ELIZA lARDELLA LACEY. both Of this city.
JARE1s-F1SHER At Fairfax Court House. Va on
March 10th. 1854 by Rev u. Frank Eutsler. q. JAR.
Wis, OF tennessee, to ALICE j. FISHER. Of WASH
lngtou.
IALONE.MALONEY. On Tuesday, September q
1854 II St Aoysus church. bv thu Rev Father Noonan
). j.. GEORGE MALONE to MARY MALONEY
SMITH-MENEFEE. On July 23d 1854. Linden,
this city, To Miss CARRIE V. MENEFEE vi Anderson.
Ind -
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CLOTHING
FOR HOT WEATHER
NOAH WALKER eco,

.e24 Cos Pennsylvania Ave
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DIED.

loved Of Fretsrick l. Ieklon aud daughter u W.
Funeral will take place Thursday, Sept e. 3 p m from
nef late reside nee, 9it street southwest. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend T. Richmond Despatch"
please copy.l
FoURsT, On September ID, 1884 at her residence.
No 3i6 9th street southeast Mrs. ANNIE FoUkST,
Notice of funeral hereafter
GRIFFITH At the residence Of Mrs Jane Campbell
No 3s First street southeast ON tn morning OF sep
only and BELOVED so OF pSnths and ,s is
Ames Griffith OF Mohawk, Herkimcr county New York
Notice OF funeral in -morrow's papers.
GhoSaoNi on Tuesday. September 1884, at $50
four mr. months az Gu '0f'' ''i'ee 'o"r' anu
Fourth and streets southeast. Thursday, at three
Nd on an fa s s GsSFe T1
DEN dangh'e of A. T. and Mrs & A. IL Csyis, IN the
'T f@sa from SeaMs qi Fer age Hon Rals.on avenue
hy@tisvllle. Thursday at O'Clock p TO Glenwood
KENSEDX on 1pssasy scp,emeer ID lss. a. SIS
:, funeral will take place from her late residence No
& @ and fP ID Gr et sh
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
d lewis and Sas En Ss Ler Seo aod two
months and thirteen DAYS.
.s Sims On september 1854 At 1880 m. with
est daughter Of Christana SIns. the seventeenth
Friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from Plymouth Consre-
gational church 18th street, between and streeta,
on Thursday, the 4th inst at D.
TOB1N. SALLlE TOBIN youngest dauehter Of
James and Sallle Tobn, departed this life quarter Of
nine O'Clock Wednesday morning september Sd 1854 In
the twenty fifth year of he age.
Past her suffering. past her pain,
Cease TO weep. for tears vain
Calm the tunnult of thy breast,
Fer she who suffered Is
BIZ FRIEND
Funeral takes place from her late residence, 1874
Twenty first street between and str cts northwest
Services will be held at St stevens church. at
two O'Clock Friday. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend.
WEBER, Remains of our beloved father, FRANCIS
F. the beloved husband of Elizabeth will he Inferred
from the mausoieum Baltimore cemetery, Baltimore
Md, Thursday at O'Clock. Friends and Relatives
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Marketing in Montreal.

THE rRICEs-FASHIoN N THE CUT or rHg MATS rrc
Montreal letter 10 the Hartford Times sayE
The bon secour market is the grea; market OF Mon
treal. where an Infinite quantity and variety OF
things eatable are sold AT lower rates than with us
The biggest sweet corn saw was sold al a
dime Il dozen. Fresh cucumbers, new potatoes.
smooth-looklng carrots, onions. squashes, cab
baEeS, cltrOn melonS-all as good and early as I'm
Hartford markets. and cheaper. The quantity of
vegetables was enorIuouS-and was the iabier-
Ing throng W people MANY or these, wer, ,ana-
dian farmers wives. They had Travelled far pruba-
bly, for hours before daylight To lie early In mar
ket. and some OF these demonstrating women,
especially those inside the market building, were
woman would be aroused by her ueighbor
ON the south or river side or the market building
there was great a huddle. throughout the long
distanCe-and the inside was given up largely 10
meat marketing. Meats are cut In a way very dir
ferent from ours Lamb. beef, veal, all were cut
ready for cooking. An enormous hog was being
weigled-or rather one-halt OF him-for he was cut
through from Tie ZIP Of his nose TO his tal-and
the tall Itself was split Meats are cheaper than
with Us. Salmon are - cents pound. Salt and
smoked fish are offered, and Is pretty much
every thing else.
There were not only sweet herbs. for cooks. but
even herbs for meiicnrS-nay, the homemade
fuid extracts OF medicinal herbs. Wild choke
cherries seemed 10 form a conspicuous part OF the
market material There Were heaps OF knit stock
lngs. from farmers chimney corners. and OF dyed
yarn the women had spun and colored-and Of
womens caps. OF black thread crochet work prob
ably. There were lots of flowers and of homemade
cheeses Ga queer looking thing, andof little jars OF
soft and wet, some hard and all looking DIRK al
most black. Eggs were ~ cents dozen. Tomatoes
were ripe and plenty.
great many stands contained hanks OF twisted
tobacco, kind grown hereabouts, and sold In
twisted hanks, or balls, for smoking In pipes IL
seems 10 satisfy these Canadians. who apparently
use no other IL rather surprised us TO see little
lots OF tobacco growing in open spaces north
as Montreal-one nlling the front yard OF convent;
but we afterwards learned the use that Is made Of
IT, Probably none Is ever sold for cigar Wrappers.
IL looks quite month behind ours IN East Hartford
and all that region, and probably Will not fuzzy ma
Iure before frost comes The old men. charity cases.
are supposed TO beguile the tedium OF their stesi
lives between card aud checker playing. in the long,
dark winter time. 10y taking an occasional pull az
the pipe filled with this Canadian tobacco. IL smela
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Gorham,s Visit TO Cleveland.

The visit Of Mr.. George c. Gorham, formerly Of
this city, TO Gov. Cleveland in Albany yesterday,
caused some comment In political circles here to
day MI Gorham is republican Of the stalwart
stripe, and has been q prominent figure about
republican headquarters in past campaigns He Is
a close and trusted friend OF ex-senator Conkling,
and some are inclined to wonder II the visit OF Mr.
Gorham TO the democratic candidate has any polti-
Cal significance 1t has not been one OF Nj. Cor
hams habits in past campaigns to seek the &C
Qualntance OF the head OF the democratic ticket
MT Conkllng who was deeply interested In Secretary
Folgers candidacy for governor, is quoted as say
ing that some OF MI. Baines friends thought Cleve-
iano GOOD enough for governor; perhaps there are
lepuphcans who think him good enough for PreSi-
dent IL Is wondered II MIR. Gorham carried mes
sage OF sympathy from Conkling TO Cleveland.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucroneers

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucrloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY CORNER OF
AND CANAL STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in hberHa
No 81 follo as ct of the land records of a
Washington county, in the District of Columbia -
viii sell at pubic auction, THURSDAY. FOURTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1884 at HALF-PAST FIVE
VCLoCh T. NJ i'll front of the premises all that piece
or parcel OF ground lying in the city Of Washington,
District OF Columbia. and known Lot numbered four
% III square numbered seven hundred and seventy
ODD together with all and singular the appurtenances,
r1Ehts, privileges improvements and other heredita
nts To the same belonging in any wise appertaiu-
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in equal instalments
IN one and two years notes to bear interest payable
sem annual y and to be secured by deed of trust
premises sold or all cash. at option of purchaser
H post of 800 required at time of sale COnveyancing
&c, 1T pure nasers cost. terms not complied with
In days the Trustees the right resell at
the Tsk and cost of defaltin1 purchaser after five
DAYS public notice of such resale newspaper
published IN Washington, d. G..
THOMAS S. HOPkINS,l -r,.o..
JOHN j. EDISON, Aros'ees.
auI9-eCS dbsSdS
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There is almost universal regret in Washington
at the death OF Senator Anthony. He had passed
most Of his long public life in this city, and was
well known. He was plain, old-fashioned gen.
tleman. Accessible at all times to the humblest,
and possessing kindly, sympathetic heart, there
remember him with gratitude. He did not long
survive his warm friend and colleague, Gen. Burn
side. In life they were very intimate and their
attachment for each other was subject of general
remark. When one OF them appeared in sight it
was customary to look for the other near at hand
and they nearly always went to the Senate cham
Der together.
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Tie VOulftSe
ENI-ITY C0I-RT-.I udoe IdfnpQ

EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e James.
To-day. Calvert agt. Calvert; auditors report con-
firned Donnelly agt. Donnelly, Coffin agt. CONN,
Scott agt. Scott, MoXted agt. Moxted, and Smith
agt Smith: orders OF reference to take testimony.
Herbert agt. Williams; contract for sale confirmed.
Seaman agt. Seaman; reference to auditor. Ham,
lltOn aGt. Clarke, and ChldS agL Williams; pro
fessGS johnson agt- johnson; sale confirmed and
conveyance ordered. Cooley agt. GOuey; rule on
defendant. Beach agt. Farnham; sale ratified niS.
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Ii Frightened Both.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Modest and bashful maiden on the California
street dummy after dark:
"Wll-you-give-me-a
"You-can-take-one."
Il don't like TO-"
"Why did you ask them,
"lou are 50 pretty"
Giggle; then sudden collision. Modest youth
kisses her left ear. and both are so scared for a
minute they think they've got the cholera.
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Decatur Correspondents Of tn PhilAlelr hia Item
Late on Friday night the woods on the outsltrts
OF Charleston presented a weird appearance The
night was intensely dark. and here and there were
blazing fires in the background. The attendant
COOKS Tor the feast OF the morrow could be seen
placing carcases upon spits and all night using long
poles having NJ the ends swahs " mustard with
which the meats were kept thoroughly saturated
Ten O'Clock saturday found perhaps Boo country
folks assembled The smell ~ the fresh woods th,
aroma from the Splits The Jocular salut atoms 10
much recalling LonkS>trcet'S Georgia scenes all
cunsplTcd 10 give an eNhlaratng effect 10 the
scCbe. The orators were also there AT the head OF
whom was eN-ConErcsSnan Milton Chandler The
government was redeemed In flights of eloquence
ana hearty cheers showed the appreciation OF tina
people. little distance on were arranged long
tables, capable of accommodating 100 persons each
The fragrant meats were temptiugly arranged and
when the word was given that the feast WAS
ready rush was made for the best places one
table was specially reserved for distinguished
guests The master OF ceremonies, IN calling the
eaters 10 order. drew their attention TO ole
beautifully Drowned carcass He narrated that A.
was none other than the famous billy goat 80
familiar 10 all who ever visited stone Mountain
Twelve years ago. as goat OF mature Judgment
the animal had appeared on the mountain. For
eight years lac Jumped from crag 10 crag and won a
state reputation. Growing older he TOOK up his
residence In Charleston, where for four years he
outted his way. citizen shot at a mad dog on
renowned goat; hence the goats appearance on the
table as the chief dish II was not long before the
whole party were discussing the dellcacy Of the old
goats flesh.
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You all know about the early bird" We follow his
teaching in SO far that early and often
in the market to supply ourselves with new,
pretty and cheap goods work very hard sometimes
in our efforts to money for but modest
to claim any special reward except kind appreciation
tor the plentiful of which in the past render
our hearty thanks.
We have received a number Of new Goods among
them some novelties in the Toy Line and would men,
ton
Fine Embroidered Velvet Cabinet Frames. Csc.
Fine Silk Plush Cabinet Frames 39c
Better quality ditto, 49c formerly 81
Carved Ebony Picture Frames, 6xlO &c.
Slit Picture Frames, Sxl0 &c.
Solid Hard Rubber Hair Brushes &c.,
Genuine Cellulod Hair Brushes, 99c.
Extra Large Ladies Rubber Dressing Combs 26c
Scents extra heavy best quality do, Csc
manicure tnalll Sets in leather boxes, 99c
Plush Inkstand with figure, 49c
Plush Plate Hand and Stand Mirrors 75c very cheap
very large stock OF Bisque Figures from Csc. up.
flne Calf Purses, kid lined. double pocket 49c
Elnbroldered Plush Purses, 25c.
Sllk Plush Albums, cabinet and card. ST. 49,
Fine Quarto padded with shield cabinet and card &c.
Extra me embroidered ditto promenade cabinet and
Gents Pearl Scarf Pin, with natural looking dy 49c
Boys waterproof School Knapsacks 49c
Extra quality ditto, two STYLES 99c
School Bags of all kinds, from lOc un
These goods are all brand new ali good all chesp
and all desirable. e ~ -6'
NJ. S1LVERBERG & CO..
80 7TH AND 313 sTH STREET NoRrHwEsr.
Sci Near Pennsylvania avenue
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SPECIAL Nor1cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS h SON. WHICH
1 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 OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST tInUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MALES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYVILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ap26 No. 49, PA. AVE. NEAR AZ STREET
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TI,WO-STOgY FRANZ DWELLING, ON FOUR AND
IL A-HALF ST. BET. AND SIS. 8. W.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM BERess
THIRD, AT HALt-PASI FIVE O'CLOCK we Es5
Will sell in front of the premises. the south 10 feet
front lot No. 10 depth thereof in square No go
fronting Four half street and running back
10 alley, improved by story frame dwelling.
Terms: third cash: balance in twelve aud eiRh
teen months to bear cent interest, and TO
Ia secured by deed of trust, all cash. at option Of
purchaser. Conveyancing at purchasers cost deposit
Of 500 required at sale.
auZy-dSds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneerS.
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Can. Pac.......
Can. SOu.......
Cent. Pac......
CheS. & Ohio.
DO, lSt pref
Higher Prices i'm the Stock Market.

New YORK. September 3.-The Post says: While
the stock market could scarcely be called sstrongn
there was higher range OF prices this forenoon
than yesterday, and apparently less disposition to
sell either for short or long account The steadi-
ness OF the market is the more noticeable from the
fact that all the news and gossip OF the forenoon
was of DeariSh character.
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FRIGHTENED RoYALFY.-The train by which the
king and queen o. Servta expected TO reach Buda-
Pesth Monday, on their way TO Wiesbaden, ran on
the track. It Is not known whether this was purely
given rise to the report at any rate that there Is
plot against the lives OF the king and queen. Their
majesIies took later train than they had at nrBt
intended, and so escaped the accident
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AuGVsTA, Ca, September "A dispatch from
SPARTA, Va, announces the death OF bishop george
r. fiei'e senior bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
churCn south, AT ? O'Clock this morning The fun
era VIII take place on Friday morning at IL O'Clock
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RAILROADS.
TI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

1HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule TST 2. 1851
BIO A.N.-NEW ORLEANS SIAII. daily. max NJ close
come ctioEs To all points South and Southwest.
Daily, ept Sunday. With q. y o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet New and Wash
ingtOn to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington Atlanta New Orleans
E1tP.M-LOJ1SNI1LE FAST Ii, T. DAILY via Char
lott syllle 10 Cincinnati. Louisville anI all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington ~
Louisville
IatP;M-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
&c al points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with &. x o. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from Naslli.l-ton Dam
vile Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans; also,
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia
Augusta Pullman Slet ping Car Washington
rO Whit sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 1:O0A
VI. and $40 L. VI. daily. except sunday.
NarrentOn trains leave Washington JI0 A NJ and
$40 I. VI. daily.
Tor tickets and information inquire Company's Of
fet sol pennsy lvaIIia avenue
III. SLAUGHTER. NMACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass Agent AgeCk
au2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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RAlI1MORF AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ hHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
VIA WASHINGTON
Dor Bib TRACK, JANNFY COUPLER

IOt Bib TRACK, JANNFY COUPLER
foHEDrLE ~ LIittT srSDaY JUNE 18Th
lNS4. UNTIL UETHfK NOTICE
M3shiisic1 Rom station. corEer of New Jersey
, S.9S a. m 10 10 : m lo:lo with 1Ero,,-h
S4the II Change. l0lj daily IL CL.ca-o. except
Her iit;-lurs at 50 a. and 80 p m daily. 40
"a, o. itisbuTx Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
For Iolt,o and D-troit via Mcur, cyilIe 10 ia. m
d@Hy WIN SLEEPER Ia Ioiecio Ma Wheeling Lax,
1,stps for rhiisd.!ELa and New York a, $40 a. m.
stal,S tAc'pt SGnd4y- ) p and = M and
!eio ? Ia d~iy. vii PITior and Sleeping Cars at.
j.: Baltimore week days . 81, 6 40 $50 s1,ooo
and 10 % a T.. l2.sO. 30 80 stG 40 10 "a,
minute tram i;io 80 go. 100. % . 40 10 10 y
1oT Baltirnore sundays 80 go % a. n. IL,
1srIonts on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad 1915 4.
J. annapolis. c 40 and l2:IOand 4:4Op m: on
To- WAY stations letw.t Nash;ngton and Baltimore.
- 30 300 a m II 10 p III SD IL, 100 AID
;to j. IN For stations en- sie;fopolitan branch
n 5 ana sor TPa e s f1'y c Sen9ls a..
tTaneh 30 Il, dsiiy Tor Lexington. Stanton and
Valley braI.Cf. daily except SUNDAY :: 40
IN daily Frederick $50 a. lU:ia .l5
for HaserstovIl lois N. and SIS p daily except
1EsiEs from tie West daily 10. 75Oa H., 22a
ft.11 New leEk and Phiisdlphia, 25s. $50 II daily
Prem Annspolis. $50 a and l.5c and e;s' ?.
except Sun,ia,
<fcnl Frederick and intermediate points. s:25 a m.
ID y IL. aid S:I2 y. daily. except SUNDAY: SID
p N daily from Point of Rocks
11lils leave Baltimore Washington zoo 40
ID I:l5 1J. 900. y 10 and 10: IL. l2:lJ, 2:5J
o. 20 $50 6.25 20 800 ana no. Is ~ IN on sun
SAYS 2:00 440. 7l5. $50. $50 800 a H. go 5:OO
g % $50 and 800 D. IN.
rams nom Washington stop at Relay Station
Ohio T isrser sgply the Baltimore and
ANA avenue. corner street where orders
~ - tahsh Tor baggage 10 be and received az
M CLEMENTS. " OF T., Baltimore
A - n LORD. GeI7 Passenger Agent
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MEDICAL. &c.


DEAD AND BE WISE.-DR BROTHERS 9OS BSr
H MIDWEST. appeared before and made oath that
he il the Oldest Established pert Specialist in this
Ctyad Will guarantees cure In Al. cases of venerexds-
,a ana furnish Medicine orno charge. the Poor fur
lsEsd Melcine ire Consultation and advice free
any hoii uIIliS te GAY Subscribed and sworn to be-
:oIt Iie by Dr. Bl;OIHERS, April I'd. 1854,
se'-lih' SAMUEL ii. WALKER. Notary Public
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTIEOE
~ two u DR.. BROTHERS Invigorating Cordial
Mlll cure airy case OF Seminal Weakness Neryous De-
t!fy and 1mpo,ency. 1t imparts ylxOr 10 the Whoa
rsSteiI- soo y street southwest au25- Inn
RE 1E HEALED Go TO DR. BROTHERS 90,
- ana 9us street southwest and be cured Theon
rne resident advertising ply stefan in Washington.
ID lbs civ his partic ular attention to the treatment
a cure 4 all forms of Disease" particularly THAT ri
private charactf r, for over 81 years au55~Ins
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAI,
Il Or. BROTHERS is not the oldest established adj
yer'ising aides Physician III this city ladies' Vol,
fidently consult DR. BkOTHEhS COS Il st w
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar e,
laoies married single All Irregularities and Va
riaII trot b'ts successfully treated sHBoard With
hed to thos who d. sire stay few DAYS in Ia,
city un dcr his tn a:Ynent au25-Ine
HTADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR l..
w dies al female complaints quickly currd Can b.
consulted daily at l24o 9Th street northwest Once hour,
from to O'clock pm. with ladies only jy22-2In'
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District Government Affair.


ne numoer OF deaths occurring in this District
uutlhg the week ending August 3Oth was ioO-sS
white and 81 coored. the rate Of mortality per 900
per anaum being 2s2s for the white, ~ Gs fer the
v ,., ana So-oO Tor the total population The
principal causes OF death were consunption 10
typhoid fever O. scarlet fever s. dlphIheria 4 ca n
Ger = ileart disease :. PARALYSIS 2. whoOpng cough
anu ulairheal diseases Ia OF the decedents q
white aud coored were over 80 years of are and
- white ana - coored were under 5 years of age
Ihtre were white ana coored still-births re-
ported Marriages reported: ; white ana \ s,ol-
ored births reported White males Ia white fe-
inaes 10, colored males Is culorcd females Il
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

EXPLORER STANLEY GETS AN OFFICE.
DUBLIN, september 3.-The London correspond
ent OF the Dublin Express asserts that Gen. Lord
WOlseley was SO impressed by an interview with
Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley that he Immediately offered
the famous explorer an appointment IN connection
with his staff, which Mr. Stanley accepted, and will
start at once for Egypt
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rU n A RID LINE.

d l. n
NOTICE
Ian ROUTE
THE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 20. n. r. NEW YORK
OREGON We'd, Sept. g. lSERvIA We'd Oct l.
9ALLIa We'd, Sept. 10 OREGON. Wed, Oct. g.
ACRANIA-. We'd Sep. L. (iALLIA ... Wed Oct Is
BoTHSA. --.. Wed, Sept. "a AURANIA .. We'd Oct 81
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
to accommodations
Storage at low rates Storage tickets from Iy-
eool and and all other parts of Europe at
lowest rates.
through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
or freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
OTIS BiGELOW co. COS 18th St washington ID G
VERNON Fl. BROWN & co, New York.
Orto MessTs OTIS BIGELOW 4 Co
AUS Cos eth street WaShinptHp