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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 27-virginia skies, consoli-
81 pa ,srs Snr new 81
bid to-day AVA ''1''' ''0 f''
BALTIMORE. MD,. August 27-cotton dull-mid-
dee family anna a
Ro b ei,y mills supsE co. do o .ttra do
latiye patent 625 Wheat-southern fr.ner: western
ret s1 antsi
sa SPOT ssassa fresh h sstemeer sslass October
western no Offering and no bid southern white. G7a69
do yellow Csa6. Oats rmsr and
syyana aoas. Rye quiet and easy sGass Hay steady
pos ana she ar RIB ss
BIS:
quiet and hrn-kio earsoes, ordinary to iar 9.aios
WsE steady soft sd IS
dull.cotton ii;64d: nour ls.ed srain nominal Re
5.bssy rye $40
4l4.OOV bushels; corn, 1900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. August 27.-weather is cloudy and
On ut xh rork M 2eF fer
year delivery. Lard unchanged
s s 3D. ls7ss
a.
255:; October, 2eis: year. Is May: s. PorsNAn,
nominal sspssmS Sas1 s5S oesocss
16U; November 7.471.
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND, O.. August 27.-Petroleum unchanged.
standard white. Ito deg test &c.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Hubert
Eohnke and Anna Hellmuth; Benz. F. Duvall, of
Prince Georges county, Md, and Lizzie c. VAN
Ness; Tyson Grimn. OF Piscataway, Md, and Mary
Janifer, OF Patuxent, Md; Philip sharrer and
JAMIE Price; W. Failor OF Philadelphia and Eliza
beth Gerhardt; s. Middleton, OF Philadelphia, and
Maria L. Brown.
FUNERAL OF Mrs ELIZA RoBINsoN-MrsL Eliza
hoDinSon, widow OF Gil. Robinson, was buried yes
terday from the residence OF her grandson, Andrew
Johnson, No. 1919 @ street. Rev. I. G. Addison, of
Trinity church, ohhciated, and the interment was
made at Glenwood. Mrs. Robinson was native of
Burlington, N J., and came here with her husband
over nfty years ago, and at the time or her death
was eighty years OF age
RANGE OF THR THERNoMETER-The following
were the readings at the ofce OF the chief signal
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The Burrows Estase.
ONE OF THE HEIRS MARRIED TO A wEu-KNowN


In the course u long account OF the transactions
OF Mr.. Warner, the abscondng president OF the
First National Bank OF Albion. who was also an
executor OF the estate OF Mr.. Burrows, a wealthy
citizen OF Albion the New York Tribune prints the
following I'm 1871, Ida, one OF the daughters OF
Mr. Burrows, made the acquaintance OF Byrd War
wick, young Nirginian OF good family, but poor,
while she was AZ school IN Richmond. Warwick
followed her home. At first her family consented
TO permit Their marriage. but afterward found
reasons which led them 10 object The young peo-
pie then took matters into their own hands and
clipped. lda's brother pursued and overlook them
at snort distance from here and brought his Sis
ter home. few months after this Ida departed
for ohio TO visit school friend there. She met by
appointment her lover, and the Two were married
The parents were apprised OF the marriage, and
called MI and Mrs. Warwick home, where another
marriage ceremony was performed at the request
or ldaS father. Hr. Burrows then added codicil
&c his WILL in which his executors were directed TO
pay only the interest on Ida Warwick's share %
her, ana not 10 give any Of the money 10 her huS-
band. The c0dicll was added in 1871"
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ITO SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGl
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE

Trains on New York, West shore and Buffalo Ry.. by
City Station OF Pennsy lvanla Il, *. as follows:
235 Caldwell, Lake George, 4:2J Montreal IL
I'm eyint Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence
to Montreal
CAIskIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:S9 am-Ar-
i've Hotel haaterskiu 230 pm, Grand Hotel 2O7 pm
farlo- Cars
DAY EXPRESS. lois a-n.-Ar-ive Albany 3 pm
Sharon springs D 2 m. Coop-rst9wn pm. Utica 80
I'm. Sy acase ':15 m. Rochester 1910 pm, Buffalo
l2:l5 am. Niagara Falls II SO Parlor Cars Al
bany sharon Sprin and NIAGARA Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSk1l.L MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESS. II 40 a-m-Ar.ive Hotel kaaterskin 5:15 m.
Grand Hotel 500 IN. Saratoga % pm Lake George
epm iarior Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George
-sAkATOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN LIN
TIED. 345 Pm.-Arrive Hotel kaaterskill 9. 10 pm
Grand Hotel A. Saratoga $50 PM. Lake George
10 40 Montreal S25 with PaTlor Cas- to Cats
hnl Mountains to Saratoga buffet Parlor Car leaves
Washington ON PENNSYLVANIA r. t. train SID for
Earatoes sleepers thence TO Montreal The New York
Limited leaves Washington at 40 M, connecting
with Saratogs and Catsl III Mt Limited Jersey city
and avoid ferry at and long through New
C4ty.
Apply to City or Depot Agent q Penn. r for
plete tune tables tickets and Parlor Car chars Parlor
Car chairs from Je City station reserved in advance
ppon application 10 Agent Pullman Car Co.. Penn Z
Station. jersey City New Jersey.
HENRY MO\ETT. Gen Pass. Agt-,
S26-3m "A State street. New York.
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DUDE HUNTED By HousDs-A recent accident
to MI. Z. Berry Wall. when riding TO hounds, has
awakened universal sympathy In Newport In
taking jump that was rather beyond his own or
his horses capacity, he was thrown into a swamp
where he stuck fast, and, being mistaken by the
to destroy. had his wonderful garments torn
almost te shreds befoc the whipper-in could call
the dogs 70 order. .clg ulster and close car
rage were required to take Mr.. Wall back TO the
hotel, and 1t is not probable that he will hunt again
this season.
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SEWING MACHINES. sc.
C1.Kks O. n. Il. Spooh Corros

SIX SPOOLS FOR - CENTS
atACFRBACH'S Sewing Machine Rooms cor -thand n
Agency for the light running NEW AMERICAN No
an entirely new. Aixh-asm nlacEne manufactured
By the Cid-estaf,sheu American Sewing Machine Go
PtLsdeiE h-a which surpasses all others in speed.
pllCity and durability.
Also. new Automatic. Domestic. SINGER Howe G. W
and Wilson No. and other tirst-cass Machines for
sale
We employ canvassing agents
BY ceali EG with you money and ANNOYANCE
Instruction free Jour residence by e1perieuce,l
lady teachers.
Ali kinds repaired and warranted
a. AUFRBACH
1th and H. next door to Auerbachs (e.tsi F--
IIshiL- and Hat store iypS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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SUICIDE OF DBMENTED PRIEsr.-Rev. Charles
Sharp, OF the Bloomfield Catholic church, Pitts
burg, while crazed with disease. committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself with a revolver. The
deceased had been Afilicted with consumption,
and for the past week death was momentarily ex-
pecfed.
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BATH, ME-, August 27.--DanieI Wilkinson was,
this morning. sentenced TO be hanged on November
2Oth. 1885, for the murder OF Policeman Lawrence,
OF Bath, last September. The execution will take
place at ThOmaSton.
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VTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TuNHONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHEM1cAL Works CoMPANY."" 41SSaciLiGnbd ISG
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL. ON HAND ok
GETTING SOME SULPHATE OF AMMONIA
WILL BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-IHIRD AUGUST 1894
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the works of the
Company, on 2.th street. between Il and II streets
northwest. consisting Of its LEAF SULPHURIC ACID
CHAMBER. looks and IA feet high, with front and
back towers 5x5 and Is feet high pan capacity $50 600
lbs Gall approximate lneasureients) three Sulphur
Furnaces TOR so H. charges hourly four Retort Fur
naces lncud ne Glass ketorts reducing pans for
the manufacture of Oil of itriol together with ali
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with. as well all tools. implements and machinery
appertaining thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAf.
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
ANMONlACAL S Fam STILL for the distation of
AMMOSIACAl GAS LIQUOR and The manufacture of
Sulphate OF Ammonia including Boilers Pumps Satu-
tools and machinery of every kind used operating the
same. The AMMONIACAL STILL Is continuous in ia
operation. and has Producing capacity Of from two
thousand to i've thousand pounds Sulphate daily Con
tract for the Anonacal 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 March
29th 1884.
Terms of sale: Cash within five days. all conveyan-
eng at purchasers cost deposit of $500 forfeit money
required at time OF sale
SATURDAY. AUGUST THIRTIEIH, SANE HOUR
AND PLACE.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of the
company.
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
au-Z-ots 62l Pennsylvania Aveune
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
j IN THE ClTY OF WASHINGTON.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of a deed of trust. duly recorded -
among the Land Records of the District OF CO. s.nX
lumbia III Ilber 1872 folio l62. ct So, shallA"A
sell at public auction III front of the premises. on
MONDAY: TIE EIGHTH DAY OF sEPTEMBEt, at
FIVE OClOCk T. NJ. all that certain c.l OF ground.
6eLs In the city OF Washington, N said District and
known as part Of Original Lot 81 square "a. BEGIN
ming for the same at Point the west line Of Gath
street feet south from the northeast of said
lot and running thence west 81 feet inches TO west
line Of said lot thence south IL Ieet east 10 feet south
eet east to west line of oath street aud thence north
~ feet to the place OF ginning Improved by frame
house. numbered 1910 oath street northwest. .
Terms OF sale: One third cash. of which 800 must be
paid at time OF sale, residue at and Il months respect
iyey per cent interest secured by notes of tine pr
Chaser and deed OF trust the property sold, all
cash at option Of purchaser II terms not complied
wth III days the Trustees reserve the raht to resell at
defaultlng purchasers cost and risk
CHAS. H. CRA'IIN, {r.u,,..o.
au27-lOt CHAS Ii. CRAGlN. JR, I iiu"'ee"'
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EGvpt Rankrunt.

CAIRO, August N-RumorS are current here that
Egypt has notified England that She is bankrupt
since yesterday, and is unable to meet current ex
penSeS
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RAILROADS.
ia MIDLAND RAILWAY.
ihE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

AND WEST
Schedule IN cseS- ISF 3 1884
BIO AN-NEW OH FANS Mali. daily. max close
Connections 70 al POINTS South and Southwest
Isi4y eI cVt sunday. With G. X o. Railway; Pull
Sleeping Buffet from New rk and WASH
ington 10 ALBANIA Pullman Aleepin< ears from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orlcans, Iarlor
Car Fl m a-t.nR- VI o. NJ -rel BtI',s- Va.
EJfP M-IOIIsyII.I T. FAST LIN F. Daily via Char
lott, lie To- cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman SIeeVln< cars Washington -
louisville
HSCPN-SOTTHERN MAIL. AND EXPRESS. Daily
all points South 1pd S0Uthwes. via DsEyille ard
Charlotte DAILY except Sunday, with &. o. Rail way
Pullman sleeyiuy from WasiIIIs tor DAN
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta To New Orleans. also
fruni Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pull Sic ping Car flCnl Washington
&C Whit sulphur SPRINGS
Napassas Division Train leaves Washington At 7.CoA
N and 5:Iu + VI daily, except sunday
Esrr-nton trains leave Washington az D. 10 A. IL and
5:lO Z VI dSi!y.
Tor tickets al information inquire at Conpany's Of
&c. tCl lerlsy ] Y .pia ayeiua
X. SLAUGHTER. y MaCDANIEI.
Gen lass. Agent Agent
su2 Sol. HAAS, Traffic llaIaseE
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TWO TwO.STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON
MAskACHUSSETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN NEW
JERSEI AVENUE AND SECOND STREET
NOk1HWEST, NOS. lis AND I'D
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Second 1884 at SIX
VCLOtk, NJ, we shall sell in front OF the premises,
the north part OF lot g. in square 565 having 80 feet
inches front running back the depth thereof improved
by two two-story brick dwelling houses gasand water.
good chance Tor an investment
IEhAS: OEe-haif cash, balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day of
sae and secured by deed OF trust property sold
all conveyancns at purchasers cost $50 down each
piece OF property when struck off.
WALLER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctoneers
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Threatened Famine in India.

NM GLADSTONE STARTS FOR EDINBURGH.
LONDON, August H.-Mr. Gladstone starts for
Edinburgh to-day. He was greeted by large crowds
at The railway station as he passed through.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
ConIaiy's pier No. ~ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
krerlque. Santel. Wednesday Aug q, 10 q m
81 Laurent. de JousssliL. Wednesday. Sept. g. l. m
rrniHdle- Erorlbeul. "Wednesday. SEPT 10 a. IN
CEecks payable on sienr, in to suit on tbs
Eaique lransatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No. &. Bowling Green New York
O. W. MOSS, 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
J. W. bOThEk SON 923PrnnsyIysnia avenno
an20 Agents for " ashfnc.on n I,
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
II THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS

uSf pE5&EES fhE EasF AND AND HE HE 3 Hssis
bouBLE TRhck. JANNEY COUPLER,
SCHEDULE IN f sFEEt Rus suSp.y. JUNE 18TH
1884. UNTIL URTHEK NOTICE
Leave Nsshi1ston from station corner OF New Jersey
her Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily
Co.ches and Paiae Sleeping Cars to above Points.
Without change: lo:la IL daily to Chicago. except
Fer Ettsfgrr at 80 a. m snd $40 P m daily; $40
For Toledo and Detroit via Monrceville. 1o:15a m.
daily with Sleeper for Toledo Via Wheeling aud Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m
1910 p DAILY. with Parlor and slrspins Cars at
For Baitimore week days s. 60 $40 500 s.1o 90
minute tranJ 40 $50. $50. go. So 24O 1910 p
as. sOo 44o. 3d. ESQ 200. $40. $40 and 1910 D.
forPoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lOI5 a
Fer Annapolis, $40 and l2;1O and 4:4O p m; on
1or Way stations between Waslrgton and Baltimore,
iSo I'm ' On su l i2io + and % % and and
80 ? m toE stations en- Metropoli;an branch:
M ds5 iqr Is rg 5 I;sH on s9
daily: Trtieslck So a. H. 10: Is a H. -
For Hsserstown. lois and 5:35 r daily except
1rains arrive from the West daily GO, 40 IL, 2:25
b AZ. - r.
From New York and Phsdelphia go s:3Oa NJ daily
s 70 y. "a. daily. except sunday
trenI Ann2IOls $40 a and 1:5O and 6:3T d n
Sunday. =: IS u m. 6:3i ~ H.
Prom rxingtou. e:-O daily and ais p IN daily
except SUNDAY.
HON Frederlck and intermediate POINTS SOS. m.
Zl9 NJ and e:l2 J.. daily, EXCEPT Sunday SIP
J. M daily from Point OF Rocks
ralns leave BatLuOrv for Washington at 2. 90 4 40
-. tl5. f:$J. 9tJ. 8 10 and IL. 80 i m L. u 30
Co so 500 Is 30 600 1915 T. Il. on sun
cay ~ ~ 10. 80. 80. 800 IL. l:ou. 800
g Is. $50 and 900 y IL.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station e1
CtIt 30 p. IL.
~ on InIther information apply at the Baltimore and
WHO IhAct Characterization station, Gig and 1851
fttsyIN ANA avenue 18th street orders
VII De taken Tor ba2gae to be checked and reserved a.
shy point IL She CITY
NJ CLEALSiS. NJ. Of T. baltimore
.eI1 q +. LORD (,rr.,i P,ssar,ver .-o,.
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The Danish Minister Resigns.
VACANCY IN THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN THIS CITY.
COPENHAGEN, August 27.-Mr. Carl Steen Ander-
sen de Bile, minister resident and consul general
ton.
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PROPOSALS
nEpARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT. OF THE Eo IST T
Sealed Proposals Will L. received this Ofce until
TWELVE NJ OF the 1HIHTIkTH DAI OF ,UGUST
iSS4 furnishing. a. llNeFing and N piare
complete. Marble Inss for the recons,rction of
TIL south The Interior department building IN
accordance with draw inls and ctcaous whc nav
be the architects once in tt:.s building.
The right to reject any all bids. detects
II II be dee md the interest Ot the Government
reserved
81 ma forms of proposals and any additional Informal
E1 may BE- obtaine applicable tO ClSs schulZe
architects u. l.. josiah
auzU " mat Acting Secretary.
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provide relief
A Proposed Russian Polar Expedition.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 27.-The ministry OF ma
riHe has issued to several learned societies plan
Tor Russian polar expedition. The idea is to have
several large parties start from Jeanette Island
and proceed entirely foot across the ice leaving
large depUts OF provisions in their rear. 1t is
thought that there are many islands north OF
Jeanette Island that could be utilized
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MAR 10 led.
DIED..

CLrB-MoORE. On Auvust %, 1884 EDWARD
CLUB TO J0SEPHINE ELIZABETH MOORE ct
Trinity church by Rev. Thos @. Addison.
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RANGE OF THR THHRMoMETER-The following
were the readings at the ofce of the chief signal
oficer to-day: am 81; II am, S0.8; pm, 64L
Maximum, al; minimum, GIL.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES gSTEE -; SALE OF TWO THREEsToRY
BRICK And FRAME HOUSES WITH STORES,
on GH s STREET, ! I BETWEtN SECOND AND
,NGMBERED 2l7 AND ZIG STREET,
BY virtue OF a deed of trust duly recorded in ~
Lber No. SI5. folio 2lS. ct Of the land EM
ords tor Washington county i'll the District of Co. -
lulnbla. we will sell on TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY
OF >EPIEMBER, d. 1854 at HALF PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ in front of the premises all that GER
tain piece parcel Of ground lying and bel in the
city of Washington i'll the District of Columbia and
known and described part of lot numbered t9 in
square numbered seven hundred and fifty two (751 be-
ginning at the northeast corner of said lot nine CO. and
running thence west on II street north thirytwo feet
tour and quarter inches t2 feet Al inches thence
south one hundred 900 feet, thence thirty
feet four and quarter inches I32 it. "A n thence
containing three thousand two hundred and thrty-sx
feet more less together with all the improvements
ways easements, rights privileges AID Entertainments
TO the sane belonging III any wise appertaning.
Terms One third CASH balance in equal ilstaments
at one and two years, notes bear interest payable
ANNUALLY and to be secured by deed trust or
ali cash at option Of purchaser Conveyancine &C.
Terms to be complied with in days otherwise the
Trustees reserv the right to resell the risk and cost
of the defauting purchaser az er five days public
notice Of such resale newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.
JAMES F. KINES r
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AUCTION SALES.

"EEkS CO.. Auctioneers
w 631 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY TWENTY-EIGHTH AUGUST, REGU.
LAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.
WITHIN OUR sALtSROOMS COMMENCING
AT TEN O'CLOCK A NJ. 1t
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SPECIALTIES.

nRs. BROTHERS, AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
and send you to some drug
sists VINO divide PROFITS with the doctor Those disap
Eoe o. cure OF waite diseases should consult Drs
b.OI Hills aud CRAY, 9O6 b st. g. W. VII furnish
medlcAe, guarantee = cure pay. 81 years. exp
rieEce. anas.1n,s
CONSULT On. ROBERTSON EVERY wEDNES-
" DAY and Saturday, 456 street northwest near ~
tiers Success Guaranteed in every case. and cases
Gfices pryate' Nam once 80 North IiherfV strsst
O~AuAAeie NJ tel0-SR
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Resisting the French Cunbosts.

LONDON, August 27.-Pr1vate kilograms report
that the Chinese forts the Min river are holding
out we'll against the French bombardment. The
French gunb0ats are still unable to pass down the
river The Chinese authorities are confident OF the
strength Of the forts.
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Lieut.. Greedy Leaves for Montreal.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 27.-ueut- Greedy left
Today Tor Montreal TO attend the meeting OF the
him
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Cholera Notes To-day.
st. Johns Circuit Meeting.

TROY, n. Y, August 27.-Ex-Gov. st. Johns cir
cult meeting opened at Round Lake last evening.
Laura g. Nixen, of Ohio, and Letitia Youmans
made addresses. The meeting will continue all the
week Ex-Gov. st. John will speak on Saturday.
The attendance yesterday was small
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

I ,ooK AT Low FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FIRST CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
The Elesant Steamers LAKE and MOsEIEY leave
SIKH street wharf MoNDAh WEDNESDAi and FRI
ina M0NDw Mcrn MIN % ''DA 81 p Ill., i'e'"fn-
= Steps isery SATURDAY at Classic Shore, adjoining
Colonial Beach Far % cents.
PassaSe and room, secured at and o. ticket Office
General office, sixth street wharf Telephone call 73i-a
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
cheap. Tuesday. Thursday and saturday evenings jy5
SIEAMER MAITANoLEAyEs SEVENTH, STREET
days Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at intermediate
ad
days and Chapel Point and Brents wharf Thursdays
s2S t anu
ty22 9TH street wharf.
STEAMED From T y 4 AEhsTsM1TT WHARF
la I'd IstSInins Tuesday. s.,,. ra,n, ..
Clements Bay. and intermediate landings. returning
On satur Gays. $50 p. m. for Currioman Nomini and
intermediate LANDINGS returning sunday evening
on ,Medn,sdays 30 a. w. special EXCURSION to Co
n E.-Land at all summer resorts each trim
y15 CIV KiDLEY Manager
ITO NORFOLK. FoE snSlTS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 7th street wharf on
Mondays and ednesdays at $50. Saturdays D.
STOPS at Plney Point and Cornied HarbOr going and
retu
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
Exclusive connections with The Boston and Providence
steamers. Connects also with New York and Rich
nlOnd steamers Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads.
Passage and room can be secured at Baltimore and
MA avenue at st Sars s hotel poinhorn nsyt to
city post Office. Office of knoas express. 9Th street and
FennsI ANA avenue. and 1T eompany's cfhce. 7th
street wharf.
K1o1's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Frrlgnt received daily until ID m.
Bl0 WILLIAM T. WEIGH. General Agent
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SIZE. Capt W C. Geoghegan VIII resume
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NIT VERNON, MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ". ". CORCORAN
Leaves 7hsreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon II 10 o'clock AIM returning, reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
o3U l. L. BLAKE. Captain.
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MI ME ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST,
ran L. consulted business and sill affairs Of Life
sEe has Tor month, reduced her fee to ~ cents
htsierce. 1910 1ltL street northwest Hours from)
a. n TO =. IL. SDd from TO r. uhl4
M AE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
ANh LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and Gen.
tefnen 90 cents each Aus between 4h and 5th
streets Invest ~ I've
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The Steamer SUE Capt W. c. Geoghe9an. WIN resume
ttr trips to Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
March OH, leaving Stephenson's wharf at ~; leav.
Ag Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY at PIN
Freight received until pm Saturdays ONLx
All River fr light must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uneQuaued
AIplyto sALtNkNoUS BRO lpen,s
nlh3- Cn 7th street wharf,