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40 4Oc.
For an Ofdce Coat.
SI5D $50
For a seersuCaer Coat.
$50 $3.50
For Nuns Cloth Coat
SL25 SL25
Ior al Alpaca Coat.
s125 sL25
For q, vs. SAILOR suit
$3.50 $50
For good Boy slit
$500 $500
For "a Ycu.h~ BiGe Flannel Suit
$500 sI2G0
For me Yacht Goth suit
$500 $500
For Ji.Is Bushes Suit
$50 $50
For d 81 aiid Business Suit
$50 $50
For = good pair i Pants
For good Vest
$500 $500
Fora Bre Flannel Coat
S.-On $500
For fine Black Broadcloth Suit.
Sl5oO $3.50
for hAe torks'rew 4 b. Cutaway Suit,
SlOa sICO
Tea lIren DUster
$3.50 sl25n
Fer Suit q: TIE naest Calcutta See-v,,.1o
These afew Of The Bargains of the rea, socs,s nm
the dollar sale at
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NEW YORK, July 29.-Among the out-of-town
callers at the headquarters OF the republican ma,
tioDal committee to-day, were Prof f. widows,
OF washington, d. c.; +. L Armstrong, OF Phila-
delphia, Pa, and z J. Shaw, OF Danbury, Con-
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kOCHON- CORCOEAN BI-IIDISG
~ FikSI CLASS HAIR URESSEk FROM PARIS
ILfsr fAt'nts ANA live Nec4AIs Iruln EXpOsltous
f1!ls. u Obs and Elenna.
AaEuIaCtUrer and l,upOrtero -
Mt NAN HAIk AND FINE HAIR WORK
Isdies hDe Hair Cutting and Hair Sres essiny
ar DYED AMI >LlIls'OOed first class Iuaunsp
Nss IL oT4eT.
- flIIEt NH STREET NOKIHWEar
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kilograms to The Star.
THE DEMOCRATS AT ALBANY.
Cleveland To BE Notified To-day
rHE LABOR TROUBLES IN new YORK.
GEN. GORDON SAFE BUT IMPECUNIOUs
The Cleveland Notification Committee.
THEY ARE TO SEE THE GOVERNOR AT HAF-PAST
THREE O'CLOCK

ALBANY, y. T., July 29-Thc committee or nOti-
fcaton met at 10 a. M, Col. Villas presiding. It
was arranged that the committee should ist the
governor at $50. After signing the official letter
the committee adjourned until D. IA. Tie com
mttee leave at $40 tomorrow morning for SARA
toEa TO notify Mr.. Hendricks
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The Colored Pastors, Union.

n
meeting OF the pastors union of the colored
churches OF this city was held yesterday at the
Third Baptist church, on Franklin street, between
4th and 5th streets northwest, and largely at
tended, Rev. R. S. Laws, acting president, and Rev.
r. Holmes. secretary. The first article OF the
stltutlon amended SO that the word union shall
include all ordained ministers who are both OF
Washington ana Alexandra, who are known to
have sustained good character. 1t also provides
for all licensed preachers upon the recommendation
of their respective pastors.
The proposed amendment to the seventh article,
for cooperative union for building purposes will
be voted upon on Monday morning next, August
lows:-On revision OF the constitution as amended,
Revs r. s. Laws, VIM. j. Walker, and VIM. b. JET
fersOn; on nomination OF officers RevS James Rob-
inSon, X. Holmes and Edward Willis. The meeting
will be held weekly on Monday, from 1890 am. TO
1890 pm.
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Senator Logan Silent.

EB DECLINES TO TALK ABOUT POLITICS OR THE
WkATHER-BCT SAYS HE had PLEASANT TINE
OUT WEST
THR STAR man called upon Senator Logan this
morning. colored man. with a dubious express
sion, took the card, and returning shortly. showed
The way to the presence OF the Biack War Eagle Of
Illinois" After shaking hands with the reporter
and motioning him to a chair, the Senator took a
seat little back from his desk at the window and
crossing his legs, began swing his foot nervousy
ana twist his mustachiOS The reporter ventured
10 open the conversation by SuppoSing the Senator
ha0 enjoyed his trip to the west: but the Senator
was deeply buried in silence. and for moment the
reporter retired into his modesty. For a few mo-
ments more the Senator swung his foot and the
reporter fumbed In his vest pocket, then wiped his
brow and said ii was warm. Then the War Eagle
turned slowly in his chair and broke silence. look
Ing earnestly and seriously into the Scr1beS face
"Do you want To Interview me? l will not commit
myself. I've nothing to say"
mot about the weather. mean politics Just
want to know how you enjoyed your trfp-1f you
III can't go into details" repd the Senator. relax
Ing little. ard holding his foot firmly in his hand.
~ had pleasant time. The soldiers met and had
pleasant time. There's no politics in ii. had a
peasant trip. Yes, pleasant trip"
~ thought you might hike to say something about
lhe character OF your reception along the line,
suggested THE STAR ,
II can't talk about that. Let others do that.
There's nothing to say. had pleasant time"
linen ne iapSed into silence, peer1ng long and
fhoughtfuly into the glass eyes OF large stuffed
eagle perched near the chamber door Scratch
scratch scratch, went the private Secretary'S pen
as ne bent low over his desk. The clock licked
porter could hear the gentle breathing Of the young
lady COHytSt In the ueXt room.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT The STAR BUILDINGS.
Ncrthrrst Corner Pennsylvania Ave and 1lth St.. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W ADAMS Pres't

rpv rvT~r<G star "a served 10 Subscribers m the
re, hv carriers on their at 10
vel a. cents TSr month toP"s at the counter.
eel g each By us-TOstaEs prepaId-5Ucents month.
Il yesT. s.. slx months S3
Tfntered st the Post Office at Washington. d. c.
seco nd -C1sSS L4i, Il atter.I
IKF VrExLY ST.R-published on Friday-S1 yeaI.
ICstsge PREPAID S4x months. 50cents
tf- Al rla subscriptions must bs paid ia advance.
I'IsIer sent longer tia, II p&id for.
hstss of advertising made known IN arrlfrattnn
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DkOWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures headache promotes digest on tones the nerves
aud regulates the whole system. jy26-eo
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A Terrible Gale at Sea.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., July 29.-The mail steamer
PlOver from the straits OF Belleisler, and recent
dispatches, report the prevalence OF a furious
northeastern, beginning on July 9Th and lasting ten
days Several fishing craft were sunk and lost but
only two persons are known to have been Drowned
The mountain tops on each side OF the straits are
capped with snow, and hundreds OF ice islands
miles in length, are driving through the straits
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BRIDGKPORT, CONN, July 29.-Ten members or
the Salvation Army, 1ve men and i've women.
were arrested last night, charged with violation of
the city In parading the streets last sun
day without permit They were each fined 81
and costs or days In jail They chose the latter,
Capt Hunter, who recently arrived from Norwich
and advised the parade. He left for New York and
escaped arrest
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Washington News and Gossin

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $141 .276 customs, $S49,S56.
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INVESTIGATING SOLDIERS HoNRs.-Gen. Rosecrans,
chairman OF the subcommittee OF the House Dis
tr1ct committee appointed to investigate the SOL
dlers' homes throughout the country, and Mr.
Robert De Akers, the clerk, left for Dayton, Ohio,
last night. The other members OF the committee
VIII JOIN MIN there, and the home at Dayton will
Oe Inspected on August 1sL- Nessrs- Clephane and
bosweli, or this city, Will accompany the commit
tee as stenographers-
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Mexico AT the Electrical Evht n

lnnkpEIPHIA, july 29-Stnur Enrique L. Mexia
has been delegated hE the President of Mexico &c
relTc- mt that count al the International electr1-
cal tAhlhillon, which opens ia Philadelphia sep
tenIber 20. The buildings arr now completed and
IL L. expected that SUN" II the exhibits will be
placed IN position during the present week. Senof
NeXia viii also represent the republic of Mexico AZ
the national congress Of electricians. which will
convene sometime during the progress Of the ex.
LlDitlOu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-29

ToING TO RECEIVE GRERLY.-Gene eral HaZ6n and
Dunwoody and Cowell, of the signal
corps. will leave tomorrow morning for Ports
mouth, n. H., to receive Lieutenant Greely.
the United States has deposited in the Treasury
account Of conscience fund, $3.50 "income tax" re-
celVed by the assistant treasurer at New York
through the mail, with request to forward the
same TO the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-29

STEANER W. w CORCORAN
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sundays
excepted to all points the Potomac far as ly-
mont Boat will leave At 10 and arrive at $3.50 u
Fare. round trip. rs cents to ali points except
Mount Vernon. which ia 81
SATURDAY ENENlNG trips will be made during the
summer. boat leaving at p m. arriving $3.50 p M
IaIe. 25 cents.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be made as usual
boat leaving at p. and returning st p m Boat
will go A. far as Indian Head fsre 50 cents. jyll
(tABIN JOHN AND GREAT FAILS-THE NEW
" Excursion steamer HENRY g. WAGNER is now
ready tCr charter: capacity 300 Apply 1921
street northwest opposite Washington aud Georgetown
Railroad Office jy1-1m
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nCCOQUAN FALLS,
" MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT.
NOL ONIAL ACH.

COLONIAL BEACH
STRICTLY FIRST-CIASS
FAMILY EXtIRSION EVERY WEDNESDAY
Stsam-r AKROWSMITH leaves 7th STREET wharf at
$50 three hours at The Beach: home 93) p N
H. st Hotel Cearest Beach d the Finest Bath ng
the Potomac Dinner serN ed Oh arrival OF steamer
Fare SOC round-trip); chill under twelve years,
25c Tickets al 1921 ST PIeL It's drug store cor 7th
and sts. j. J. Goud's, 421 9Th St cklinv's drug
store. 6eorSetown, and At thc wharf. jy1S-2Iu
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ANEW BANK.-The controller of the currency has
authorized the First National Bank OF Beloit, Kan,
10 Degln business with capital OF $4,000
A DIVIDEND DKCLARED.-The controller Of the
currency has declared a second dividend Of 20 per
cent in favor OF the creditors OF the First National
Bank OF Monmouth, ILL.,. on proved claims amount
Ing to S221,794. The first dividend was declared
June 18th, 1884
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COIoNraT rvprparror

LONDON, July ga meeting Ia the interest o
colonial FED, ration Was held in London to-day
he III Hon VII. T.. Forster. NJ. T.. presided. A
resolution WAS presented hy Mr.. W. H. smith, NJ
p. and seconded 10y Lord Rossbcrry. which read as
follows: ke~1trd, That the federation OF Tn.
colonies Is Indispensable % avert disntrgratioI
and secure the permanent unity NJ the empire.
I he resolution Was adopted, and the nleetipg
agreed 10 CrEAnIIe q lt,drrhtlnn SocletY
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.-THE WEEKLY
STAR will be sent postpaid to any address in the
United States Canada until after the presidential
election for IS cents. 1t 1s large eight-page
paper OF nfty-six columns of interesting reading
matter-potical, miscellaneous personal, news
and gossip, etc Send for sample copy.
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THE MISFIT STORE.

THE MISFlT STORE,
IVA CORNER TENTH AND Srs
fOHN WALKER ALFX sNDRIA VA SAys
~ o'e b TIE # EKOWAS IRON BITTfRS cured
I'm completely O. assrSkated case Of Dyspepsia
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MI IiEANlIE IN SAYING BLOWN'S IRON
b teFs cured IIe " dy,.eI sIa. O-
,,c " SCHI EGEI
Jy-S-eo GO Rhode Island avenue
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COMMISSIONER EATON'S Observation-Disclosures
Eaton's report on the state OF education in this
country for the year 1882 90 is now ready 1t con-
tains large mass Of statistical information rela-
tive to public and private Instruction. The report
shows that the number Of persons OF school age in
the country for that year was 6,243 s22 Of which
lOOl3s26 were enrolled il public schools and 567,
S14 In private schools. total OF 1851 700 youths
under instruction; that is, 6o per OF the legal
school population and q per cent Of the entire
population. The total number OF public school
teachers reported In the United states is 293 a94
and the salary ranges from {21. SO month in Ala
bama to $76.73 for women In Nevada, and $lO2 80
for men In Massachusetts. There Is an upward
tendency in teachers wages, as twenty-three re-
port advances in pay.
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THE BOARD TO INVESTIGATE ORDNANCK.-A board
OF officers, to consist OF Col. Thomas G. Baylor,
ordnance department.; Col. James c. Duane. corps
of engineers: Major William X. King CORDS OF en-
gineers; Major George w. Mckee, ordnance depart
ment; Capt. Charles Shaler, ordnance department:
Capt. Edward Mcguire, corps OF engineers, Is
pointed for the purpose OF determining, required
by the provisions Of ian act making appropriations
&C, approved July 5. 1884, ''the various cabers,
lengths OF bore, greatest aud least admissible
weights OF guns for each caliber, together with the
greatest and least weights OF prOjec,ileS for each
calber OF all the various calibers required for the
service together with the number OF each callber
G. gun rpQutred
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GshAIE IEUL-COIFORTINe
EPPS' COCOA
BREAKFAST
by tfo-orgh knowledge Of the natural laws which
s0Nfh e operations OF digestion and nutrition and by
.se,u APPLICATION Of ire fine perties of well
> r bps has provided break, asst tables
,h '-t5tAtriy EAYOrto beverage which
49, itaSI e.ctcrs tlils II by te JuleOus Of
Jltiee Of diet that a tuition may be graiu-
1t44' ul GntlI str nx enough every u
70 osrase HUNDREDS Ct subtle nIGIaies hoat-
soC,1 u ready 10 attxck wharNyer there a weak
We hay esCai 1aial shalt by keeping
tses Wei fortified with pure bioCd pro eyiy
A"uiAsted fralne ~ rCtt SsTs1ce Gazette
enI -, ~ with b. ding milk Sold in tins
' Ssio And lOJ W GrOcers labelled thus
JAN -s Eifs CO.. Homeopathic Chemists
London. ENGLAND.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
THE DREvrrY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention of Iany Minor
Events of YESTERDAY.

Events of Yesterday.
The Western Presbyterian sunday school, of
Georgetown, gave IN excursion to the Great
Falls yesterday.
John O. Kc,scr was held for the grand Jury
In ~lUD bonds by Judrc smell yesterday, ON II
Charg" OF deadly assault upon Robert McGrc.
Andrew Fay and Potter H. liill hnd a lst
iight IN the city pOStOili"r Yesterday ana HlNc
bonds in the police court for II hearing to-day.
Inmcs Curtis. colorcd, was sent TO inil for
three months by Judge Smell yesterday for cut
ting his iathur with II mzo' and shooting at
him.
The death orslstcr Veronica, tcachcrnt Notrc
Dame academy, occurred there Yesterday after.
noon, atcr two years suffering with conSunlp
tiOu.
Gen. ". c. Meigs has directed that hereafter
bricklHycrs working ON tho new pension ollicc
building will be paid $3.50 per day Of eight
hours
william Sweeney was fined $50 In the police
court yesterday for asSaultng John loyCiT,
who took him to task for cursing the daughter
Of the letter.
4 man named Mahoncy wns cowhldcd on
Missouri avenue. near Third street, Tuesday
night by Mrs. rhurstOn for leading her hus.
band of on spree.
Mrs. II. Hutchinson Is recovering from Sc.
we're injuries received through y runaway
horse collidlng With her coupe while she was
in the city Monday.
Tho wife and children of Matthew Davis, n
whisky iniOrmrr, were found in starving
condition nt 2S3 Pennsylvania avenue by Ohi-
Ger Harlow Tuesday
Tho charity organization meeting to have
been hold last night at Mr.. Pratts office, Ninth
and ID streets, was postponed until further
notice on account Of the absence of several
gentlemen irOin the city.
Judge Snoll yesterday fined nu old crippled
coQrcd nun named Thomas Clifton 500 nnd
costs for keeping bottle of gin in his barber
shop, which customers were allowed access TO
on dcpOSling the price Of n drink. An appeal
was snOtcd.
The Washington Schuctzcn Vcrcin having
elected Con. ". y. sherman nm honorary mcm-
bcr he has written thanking them for the
honor, and rCgrctting the lack of opportunities
in ST. Louis for participating In the innocent
cnoymcnts OF the Germans
Edward c. Mason, who has been in jail on the
chnrgc of the larceny of money from Charles ).
Willmuth ut the Theatre COmiquc since March
last, and also indicted on the charge of libel on
Mrs. Mary G.. I'LL, was yesterday admitted to
bail OH his personal rccugnlzancc In the sum OF
$500.
BY bill in equity filed yesterday by Messrs.
llinc and Thomas, rs attorneys for Emma
Morrison and other heirs of Obadiah III. Morri-
son, against Wm II. and L. Morrison, eXCCll-
tors and trustees ofthe estate, they pray that
the latter. MS trustees, be required to invest the
balance of funds in their hands in real estate or
public securities
officer Nicholson yesterday arrested w. II.
BunkCtt, q colOrcd COuChmnn, for rObbing the
stable of DR.. Bradford, of 7i3 Thirteenth street
$50. Bankett was formerly in the employ OF
Dr. Bradford. Charles stewart, another col.
orcd man, was also arrested for completely in
the robbery.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
UneXcelled Bargain No. l.

27h dozen Ladies' Lisle-Thread
Hose, solid colors, self embroi-
dered foot and ankle, which cost
the first of this season $1e.5 so per
dozen. We propose to offer this
lot at 75 cents per pair, which is
less than half price. In Cardi-
nal, Garnet, Navy Blue, Old
Gold, and Marine.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
UneXcelled Bargain No. 9.

3el dozen Ladies' Fancy Brill
liant Lisle-Thread Hose, drop
stitched, which cost the first of
this season S1o.6o. We propose
to offer this lot at 80 cents per
pair, which is just half price, as
we retailed them first at 81 per
pair. Colors-Light Blue, Pink,
Marine, and Garnet.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
NatIOn0ls vs.. Kan3ns Clty at CnpItol park
Cooks Man Under Tho prI.

Col. WA. Cook appeared before the Spring
committee at his own request yesterday a
denied everything that Col Bliss had said
his testimony regarding him lie also to-
occasion 10 say some unpleasant things abe
col. Bliss Witness described visit 20 him
IN individual who proposed that IL he wou
withdraw from the star route cases large su
ufmoney would be placed in his hands w
ncss arranged for another interview, on viii
occasion he placed IA gentleman" under I
bed 10 oycrhcar the proposition. The visit
Of his purpose but asked witness % come
tho Portland and arrange the matter. 4
man was private citizen.
1,o00 pHir Of Cas- Psnts--Wc have scparat
then irola our regular stock They being on
FROM suits we propose 10 sell the entire lot
cents on The dollar, Eiseman Bros, corn
1th and h.
National Republican., 1884-06-26

The following changes have been made in
the marine hospital scrvicc Surgeon james
NJ. GnSSaway has been ordered from Philadcl-
phia TO Portland; Passed Assistant Surgeon
Fairfax Irwin in charge Of Cape Charles quar-.
nutinc station has been granted three months
leave of absence Passed Assistant Surgeon
Stone will have charge 6f this quarantine sta.
tion during his absence and ailcrwnrd will
proceed 10 Cairo ILL.,; Surgeon Walter Wymnn
now ut Baltimore, has been detailed as mem.
her of T. board to determine the advisability of
the sale or repair Of quarantine buildings on
the Delaware river below League island.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
The Yeads OF Two Departments Make NJ
yestiynilon In Ico-rTheY Do Not Like 10

A.. n--i--- n-L ,,.-i. 4..- E--A
The secretary of the treasury a few
ago approved the recommended
oftbc committee appointed to open and
slider the bids for supplying ice TO the dcJ
ment during the next fiscal year. There
three bidders, viz: The Great Falls comp
90 cents per 100 pounds; the IndepcndontI
company, Hcents, and Rich & Co., 45 ccnt1
The committee became satisfied that
dealers had combined to put up the prictI |
tho government which Is rich and can th1
who was chairman Of the committee, madtI
Investigation aud reported to SecrcJ
tolgrr, III u communication under dated
June l9, as fOllOwG-
Referring to the reportof the committed
pointed TO open proposals for furnishing
| department with ice for the next fiscal vel
desire to add the following information
pave this day visited three Of the prlnci
hotels IN this city and find that % cents
hundred pounds Is the highest price paidI
them for Ice, and at least one of the lhree nj
still less than that This Is for the vcr-N
quality Office all suitable for use in wi|
| coolers and ice pitchers. Maine papers II
quote ice on the Scnnchcc ut 70 cents pcr t|
and the expense of bringing it here is 'ironl
to.IO cents pOr ton.
II viii thus be seen that the cost OF Ice on
WharI Ill this city does not exceed $3.50
ton.
Alloy 80 per cent for waste and melt|
ltho actual waste is not .25 per cent? and 81
|. ton. for delivery, and we have SJ.25 per d
which Is believed TO be liberal estimate
Etho cost of delivering leo 10 this department
Add 20 this bO per cent, profit, and we Ind
A,S7! per ton, or 2i3s cents per 100, about
price paid by hotels. I believe that 20 eel
per 100 Will pay from $50 to 90 per cent. prc
Bids were opened At the interior departm|
Yesterday for furnishing ice, and the "cd
btnSnon' again showed itself Rich &
bid 10 cents and Great Falls Ice company
cents. Secretary Teller hus not yet acted
the report the committee, but, 1t is beliey
both bids viii be rejected.
The war department will open bids tom
row. The treasury and interior deparlmct
consume about Il thousand tons of ice II We
which would cost at the rates asked ab,
$1,000, Believing thnt the cost of the urti
might be reduced at least one half, Secreti
Iolgor had advertised for new proposals IN
ice dealers in Portland, Bangor. Boston, a
New, York, and it is not improbable that
heads of other departments will do Tho sa
thing If the experiment pans ont successful
II Is also in contemplation 10 establish n q
eminent ice house aud III II with governIn,
ice, and have the quartcmnnstcr general util
eight or ten Of his army wagons In dcliyerl
tho same 70 the various departments.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
suNINfEN NN.ORTs.
Elegant Train7-Fcw Stops and Qnick Time
Excursion Rates TO AL pOpa'ar Resorts.

iNfWEhlWU hNlPH 10 Ma lopNi Ut hFhVIh'
Tho summer time table on the New YORK,
Wcst Shore, and buffalo railway will take
effect ON Monday June -. The accommOln-
tiuns for travel to and nom the CHtskill noun.
t0ius, Saratoga, Lake George, the Adirondocks,
Sharon Springs Co1perStown, Niagara Falls,
Cud other resorts I'm New York are greatly i'm
proved. Tho feature, that have already made
the West Shore route Il iHyortc line for sum
mcr travel IS the picturesque character Of the
scenery along the west shore of the Hudson
river and the elegance Of thc passpngcrcOuchcs
ana Pullman bullet puriOr cars. Special trains
have been scheduled which nrC to be rllu dur
ing The sumner without making any but Few
necessary stops between Jersey city station Of
the Pennsylvania railroad nud the Catsktil
luouutuins. Saratoga, and Lake George. En-
Ctrsipn tickets by the West Shore route ana all
iuyOritc rail and steamer lines, ana embracing
ull popular river lake. mountain, aud seaside
duCtiOu from regular rates. For dine of trains
please see the sumner time table OF West
Shore route nj the Pennsylvania rnirond ticket
offices Remember that IL yOir tickets read by
the Wcst shore route you connect n the Jersey
city station of the Pennsylvania rnilroad,
avoiding the ferry and annoying dctcntiOns
caused by the long transfer through New York.
4 copy of "WCst shore Tourist ROOk,' contain
| Ing hundreds of routes and rates, viii be sent
10 any address on application with . cents In
stamps to L. j.. Burutt, Eastern Passenger
agent, No. 800 Broadway, y. Y.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
As,nnltnl WIN a Rlcycln.

Augustus Knorrwus riding bicycle on ri
togn,h vroct, between i and G streets, ab0i
$3.50 yesterday afternoon, when hc Tuu QyprI
small boy ilumed William Brown OF mol
street northwest The boy WIS knocked DON
and injured about tAe lead He was takt