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Ascending Whisky Dealers.
SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LoUIsyrI

FAILURE.
The developments yesterday in the assignment
OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT corqpa0y. at Louisville
KY, were OF sensational nature 1t is now stated
that George C. and Andrew Buchanan, who left
that city Sunday very quietly, have joined Payne,
Emo, and the rest OF the defaulting and swindling
colony In Canada 1t is said the firm has made i'm.
proper use Of money sent them 10y customers to
pay the tax on whisky which they had sold; also
that they have hypothecated receipts for VIII sky
out OF bond which did not represent the goods de-
scrtbed upon the face Of those receipts. The hold
ers or receipts went TO the collectors Office TO see II
duplicates had been made, and II is positively
stated, though not by the internal revenue depart
ment that $1,000 bonded warehouse receipts were
discovered Which had been duplicated. Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. George w. Morris, the assignee or
the company, resigned, and turned the entire bus-
ness over 10 the Fidelity Trust company, on ac-
count or the complicated state OF affairs. The
assets OF the Buchanans are immense, as they have
In the warehouse q 600 barrels OF whisky and 3OOe
barrels OF this stock was TO have been taken or
bond by next SATURDAY, on which the tax is $9S 00O
The Inability OF the firm to meet this tax caused
their assignment, but the bank which holds The
receipts Will see that the property is not confs-
Gated.
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A Crash on the Rails.

PASSENGERS ESCAPE THROUGH THE ROOF OF A CAR
Passengers who arrived at St Louis yesterday
afternoon on the train, a part OF which was
wrecked Monday night, near Pontiac, Ill, on the
Chicago and Alton road, say that the piston-rod o.
their engine broke when they were just north Of
Pontiac, and that while the train men were repair
ing the damages, freight train came down The
grade and dashed into the rear sleeping-car turn
ing 1t over on the side. Four freight cars Were
then piled up on the truck, and a few minutes
scene OF great excitement and confusion. Both en-
frances to the sleeping-car were blocked up. but
axes were obtained and large hole was cut In the
roof, through which the passengers were rescued
without any harm except a few slight bruises. The
passengers in the forward cars were well shaker
up, but none OF them were seriously hurt. j. E.
Zeub1n, OF the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph COM
pany, had his ankle badly sprained
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Az 9Th s
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
"HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENTERPRIsING PARTY
DE IRlNG TO DO GOOD BU-INESS IN A
MTMBLR one LoGAT On: VERY XALuABLE
BEING PART OF WHITE HAVEN NEAR DRO.
vEf'S kEoT AND THE RESERVOIR, ABOUT
ONf MILE WEST OF GEORGETOWN, d. c.. AT
AUCTION ~
On TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEP IA
TENDER, 1884 at ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ, on the s::i
Premises shall sell the following property. viz--1A
Two acres OF Land improved Iy comfortable Frame
Dwelling. A so five Acres being balance Lot No. =
Immediately after. Brick Store House with acre
Also five Acres. being BALANCE of Lot No l.
This j. very valuable sllburhau Property and should
command the attention Of parties who desire profitable
hess point of view.
Terms: One-thrd cash: balance in three equal pay
mens at one. two and three years. with Tearing
Interest at SIX per cent and secured by de
cordng at purchasers cost depos of 800 will he
required on each property at time If sale
se2O-dts 1HOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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At Democratic He.dou.rter..

THE AULLIGAN LETTERS TO BE SENT OUT As CAN.
PAIGN DOCUAENTs-FUSIoN IN IOWA.
At democratic headquarters In this city requests
are coming In daily for the Mulngan correspon-
dence. The requests ask for the entire correspon-
deHce, including the series Of letters last published
and 1t is understood that the national democratic
committee have made arrangements to send out
that document as campaign material 1t Is said
that many thousand extra copies Of Harpers
Weekly containing the so-called Mulligan letters
were ordered by the democratic managerA
Reports from Iowa received at democratic head
quarters are rather rOSe-colered for that party.
fusion is entirely harmonious and there is cordial
support OF the joint ticket. One man writes that
the biggest meetings In the state are held by the
fusionists, and that democrats and greenbackers
attend these meetings. and cordially Cooperate In
all their political work.
The mail received at democratic Headquarters, so
the acting secretary in charge says, Is increasing
daily, and now has reached a volume that requires
number OF clerks to handle
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

EXECUTIONS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-A-HaLF STREETS IN TIL
CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. G.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the<
tiict Of Columbia, passed III Equity No III:
s94s. the undersigned executor IL offer sale 1
in fr mt of the premises SATURDAY the TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF SEPT LIB X, 1884, at FIv
O'CLOCK p. 81. that valuable improved property
known Premises No. 81 street southwest In TIL
city OF Washing on; ii! the District Of Columbia. snd
In VII and described the city plat of lot J. IL
sQusre 534; beginning for the Il feet inches
from the southeast of said lot i'll said sQuar
54 and running north 6; Ii ilches thence west
feet inches. thence tn IL feet; thence west
thence south IS feet IL inches to street southwest
thence east along the line Of street l. feet inches
the place of beg1n:ing
Terms OF sa.e Cash; deposit Of $50 will be required
when property struck Of to the purchaser. Tho
rivht Is reserved OF Residing the property at cost
risk Of purchaser, should the terms of sal not be
piled with within days frcm day Of sale. Costs
conveyADcinx 1t purchasers expense.
Nm EiNsRY, Executor
se16-dts <6S street southwest
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NeWn Rrfels.

NessrS James G. Smith and Richard 6. New.
combe were appointed yesterday by Judge Dono-
nue. or New York, as receivers for the Bankers and
Merchants telegraph company.
In the Halves blganly case In New York yester-
day the alleged Mrs Hawes testified that she was
had been married five times
General Caceres denies the report that he was
defeated by the government troops IN Lima. Peru.
In recent conflict and says that he only retired
from the want OF ANN unltlon.
Gen. Gordon has sent four steamers with troops
10 reieVe the garrison at SEMINAR, and upon their
return VIII dispatch force TO Berber TO meet Gen
Lord WolSeley and his troops
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. September "a Virginia Sizes con-
new tirees. S Sorh Carolina skies o III
bid o-day.
BALTIMORE, Mn. September 24-cotton quiet
ad do extra de
family 75a4 rs; city mills SUPER 2s7a2 75 do extra
$50: do. snperlative patent. 600 Wheat-southern
steady and quiet western higher and fairly active;
$3.50: No western winter red. spot ssa bid. fresh
October S3saS4: November, H5s4a66 December. s7sss
nat southern white. 6sa7o: do. yellow Ssass: western
mixed year 81 bid Oats steady.sonthern; 3sas: west
Rye adv 5saso a0 HnV to rbacs nn
sylysnia and Maryland OCal4 co. Provisions steady
ad apist Mess pork Bulk and
clear rib sides. II Hams, i5,zaI6X Lard-refned
81 Butter . s4 packed loas creamery
ZEN, Coffee quiet and steady,Ro sargoes ordinary
hned steady i3sais Whisky quiet. Sissi Is ffsshss
Is whea
rye, 100 bushels. Smpments-wheat. 7O5OO bushels
corn 600 bushels. sales-wnea 761.OOO bushels; corn
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. September. "a IL is a. m-The e1.
element in the corn PIT has lessened somewhat but
prices continue to be steady in The main although at
ct 57h November ct 4731 all the 4Os Wheat is
Oats are steady-ocfober 25,s: November e. PORK Is
easy at Ills? for all the Year. Lard is frm-October
TAO: November. 100.
Wheat-October 7S5s: November 1875: Deee1ater 1917
January. so,s May,s7. Cor-septeinber. 70; October
81 Ssa Setobe M.y i5 SSSsmsey
25 year ; Nay y e. PsrsaostobeE year
1865; November. 1915 December. 7224; January 7.3o
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND o.. Sept 24-Petroleum unchanged.
Standard white. ITO deg. test. SIC.
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Another Political Fusion.
ALLIANCE OF TIE NATIONAL PARTY WITH THE PF
HIBITIONISTS.

ALLIANCE OF TIE NATIONAL PARTY WITH THE PRO-
H1BITIONISIS.
The alliance Of the national party with the pro-
hibitlon party, Rev. E. D. Bailey secretary of the
national party, said to STAR reporter to-day, is
settled thing. In Iowa the prohibitionists had
ratified the electoral ticket OF the national party
In Connecticut a convention OF the national party
IS to b. held ON October 7th, when the prohibition
ticket will probably be Endorsed. except in the case
OF nominees for state offices who are members OF
secret orders In such cases other names will be
substituted. Mr.: Bailey thinks the prohibition
vote in Iowa will be very large. 81 am confident"
Said Mr. Bailey, ''that the prohibition vote Will be
much larger throughout the country than ever be-
fore. You cannot measure 1t by what it has been
in former Ve9ryS
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Another Victim Of the Starter.

To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
Bully for Commissioner West, but he didn't 60
far enough. He should have stretched his author
1ty to the utmost limit and ordered that policeman
to walk of with the impudent fellow who acts as
carstarter at the corner OF 9Th and and lock him
up for the night ryou would like TO know the
feeling upon this subject: just open your columns
and you will be Swamped with the grievances OF
thousands OF long suffering citizens.
Scores Of times have suffered the inconvenience,
annoyance and delay to which the persons were
subjected to whose rescue Commissioner West
came last night Fully dozen times in the past
two years have protested against this outrage
and met with nothing but insolence from the
starter, beg pardon, 'sTransrer Agent and thank
Commissioner West from my heart. These starters
have been changed several times during nay resi-
dence in Washington. but none have tried me quite
SO much as the chap who snapped the tickets in
his fingers three or four times while held my arm
at full length waiting for the transfer ticket while
my car moved slowly OF at the "go ahead west" OF
the transfer 1end.
Now, wouldn't for thousand shares of stock Of
the road do these men an injustice, and have
always been inclined to lay ali the blame at the
doors OF the officers OF the road, but IT, has been
stated the starting OF the is left to the dscre
ton OF the transfer men, they certainly deserve all
the cenSure they get j,
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Imported Cheap Labor.
4 PROTEST AGAINST les EMPLOYMENT on DnrRIcT

The STAR referred yesterday to dissatisfaction
existing among the laborers, both white and COL
ored, OF this city on account OF the Importation OF
foreign laborers at low wages by contractors for
sewer and other work. These importations are
made up Of Germans, Italians, and Swedes. Some
Of them were set to work on the Boundary sewer
yesterday, and there is large camp OF them at the
Germania schuetzen Park, on the old Gales farm.
went before the District commissioners to enter
protest against the bringing Of the cheap labor
the District work, thus cutting out the old District
laborers, who have heretofore been employed at
fair wages Mr.. Hewitt stated that when the bids
were made up by Washington contractors for the
sewer WORK. thelf calculations were based upon the
Washington laborerS. The Commissioners stated
that this was a matter, unfortunately, over which
they have no control.
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN LILY OE WASH INliTQN- ID C.

By virtue of deed of trust dated the 31s day sn
Of Nay. 1884. and recorded i'll Liber 1,OS8 folio g.
Of the land recor Is for the District of Columbia Il
WI sell at Rnbnc auGton IN front OF the premises on
MONDAY, 1HE TNEN1H-N1NTH DAY OF SEP
iEMBER. A. ID. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. all the
interest of Daniel ". Middleton, being undivided
half int rest IN all of north of square
bered five nun red and sixtythree $685. and TUES
1851 at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ all the interest Of Daniel
W. Middleton being undivided bird interest in
OTIS numbered six (6 90 and eight go, square
numbered twenty t2O). and Lot numbered one d. i'll
square numbered eleven old
The above property will be sold subject to any taxes
due thereon the amount Of which will be announced
tine of sale
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance in six (6) and
NV I've l.) mouths with interest, secured by trust
he property ConveyancirIg at cost of purchaser
deposit Uf one hundred (Sl0O dollars square north Of
-quare numbered hve mildred and sixty-three (N of
f3) anu fifty tSOl dollars each other lots will
be required " time of sale If terms of sale
complied IN III week from day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right to sell at risk and Of default
IN purcha~ r.
seI7-eO&(ls GEO F. GREEN Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

BALTIMORE BOOKSELLERS ON TRIAL.-The trial
began yesterday In the Baltimore criminal court OF
the booksellers and bookmakers indicted by the
grand jury some time ago for violating the gamb-
ling laws. Large crowds OF sporting men were In
attendance. The states attorney delivered a for
chile opening address, In which he wildly illus
trated the evils OF the especially upon young
men, and designated IL as an evil that Should Ia
suppressed. Ex-Governor Pnkney Whyte, for the
defence, In his argument kened the poolselings TO
STOCK gambling, etc, On a small scale, and showed
that the former caused not half as much misery
ana dishonesty as the latter. The case continued
over until TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

A BANK BURGLAR SHOT DEAD.-Monday morning
the cashier OF the First National bank at Las
Vegas, n. NJ, became convinced that robbers were
tunneltng from an adjoining building 10 the vault
In the bank, and guards were Immediately placed
In and around the bank. Those inside observed the
masonry OF the vault gradually sinking, while the
robbers beneath worked on, ignorant or their dam
ger. At one O'Clock a Mexican volunteered to 60
down to the cellar and make an Investigation He
had taken but a few steps down stairs, when he
saw some one coming up. The Mexican tired with
out saying a word. and the man fell dead. He was
found 10 be one OF the masons who built the vault
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DIED.
Der y. 1884. ELIZEBETH b,

LEWIS. On September ~ 1854 ELIZEBETH r.
wife Of William Lewis
Funeral from her husbands residence No 100 Penn.
sylvena avenue northwest on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock 9s
THOMAS. OF scarlet fever. on Wednesday morning
September ~, 1854. MAHI0N eldest child of George
and tInma S. Thomas, seed eight years and two
Funeral private.
ThoRNETT. On September g. 1884 at Hampton
Va Ia her sixtieth year. GRACE THORSETT. beloved
wife OF capt. Thomas b. 1hornett late N WASHINGTON
Funeral at Hampton September "a, 1884
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- THE MODEL FAsr LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BEIMEEN The last AND THE VEST
VIA " WASHINGTON
IOl BIZ TRACK JANNEY COUPLER

10, BE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER
scBrpu1E IN Iif FFt: i. srSp.Y. JUNE 18TH
lsei; UNTIL uKTH En- NOTICE
Aesve Washington from station oi New Jersey
iois ~ Tn and ~ hcs daiy
Coaches and Pulae Steering tars TO above points
Ier IMtsi urr q, 20 a. m ard s 30 p m daily $40
M u Rttsburg. Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
Fer Toledo and Detroit via SonroeviIIe 10 l5a IN
daily With Sleeper Tor Toledo Leellns AID Lake
1r.ns Tor Philadelphia and New York a. SD an.
9sI% except sunday 8 y. ~ and $40 .. and
10 70 IL daily. with Paror and Sleeping Cars
For Baltimore on week days D. 40 go $40 900
minute tram $40 3d. co. 800. so go Ic:iOp
10 Baltimore en- sundays 80. 90. s.aoa N. 125
"a so 4io 3@oo 30 90. sc. $50 -md l0:iOp
feI loin.s on the shenandoah Valley Ialiroad IUI,
H. annapolis. Gao and Lilo AID i:4Cp m. On
SUNDAY .:.on N; "a W
GO $50 300 a m 1910 7. m 80 4 80 10 and
od IA Fer satis on M II, 1ad Ran b 40 an
M daily for TTics e@y s.etri SSgndsy 40
trSncE s50a ~ dsy Tor LxIEton stanton ana
a. ss uISnGh; - a m daily except SUNDAY, 40
Fer gsssFaOwn. lo;ia M and SIS p m daily e,cep.
Trans arrive from tie West daily 90 7soa NJ 2aa
1iom New {crk and Philadelphia, 2:ss sos. NJ daily
From Annapolis. $40 a aid I5o and 6:s7 p N. :
sunday . - .. m. 90. J.. L. -'
IRON Lexington. - q. daily and 2.l5 Y ", daily
e2ctp Il. SUNDAY.
fr,r freserlck and Intermediate POINTS SIS q IN
2;l5 =. and IL u r. daily. e1cei SuLOay ii
p daily from Point of Rocks
In lis tsve Baltimore for VI shinltOn at 90 an
t6. 1.l5 s.sn $40 9-lO and 10 80 : m l2:Il IA
80. Sc SEQ t:25. &c. $50 ana lO:I5 H. on sun.
cay 90, $40 7l5. 81 go. 800. ~ IL. 49, o:Uo
., 90 and 9-O0p. N.
~ trans from Wsshington stop Relay Station e.
etit 40 r. ~
ob bo' further Information arry ., .se Baltimore and
ftnnsy I4tE street. wLrrr orders
II u tsA II iOr baggage IL lie CLGc and
~ lolEt Il. the city.
eI. Z. 4 IDkI, t,rnT Es-se-,Oer s,e,.
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AFFAIRS IN MARYLAND-Capt Jas. S. Mitchell is
on trial In Ekton for manSlaughter in killing Geo.
w. Oldham during quarrel. Forest fires continue
In Dorchester county. The state veterinarian. DR..
Ward, will hold a consultation with farmers In
Frederick on Friday in relation TO the hog cholera
The long-continued drought is causing serious in
convenience in the state, and there is almost a
water famine In HagerstOwn. Col Gusts W.
Jacobs, OF Worcester county, is dead. Snow HI
has barbed wire fence war on hand. The Queen
Anne's horse Cyclops won the trottng match at
the Kent fair yesterday. A temporary Injunction
has been issued restraining The forced sale OF the
ANNAPOLIS and EIkrldoe railroad.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
~ LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED EkENGH
CATHEDRAL. GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
SILVER Plat d WAKE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS CAS1ORS, IRUIT STANDS. &c: FINE
INPORTE Il SN I5S MUSIC LOXES FROM TWO
10 Ten TUNES; GOLD AND LIVER WATCHES,
JEMLLRY: CUILEkY, OPERA GLASSEn
IADET BEST EOSEWOOD AND NlChLE
BANJOS. WADE AM BUIG HER kAZ~ K RE
WOLVES TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
HOLD ART Giles.
By direction the owner, to change business will
sell. the premiseS al the above stock OF j. u
ONE IRA Co, l347 Pennsyiv avenue northwest.
W ashington, d. &. sale cCuime4ces at SEWN +. NJ.
cir, at bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
y. 1.-The fixtures Will notbe sold A. at termin-
alton OF sac, the store will be occupied by J. u.
oAlEARA 4 CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
SslS
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The Treasury without a Head.
WHO WILL RE ApporSrrD,

The appointment OF Secretary OF the Treasury
was not expected to-day, 1t was generally under
stood that the matter had not been finally settled
There Is every probability that the vacancy In the
Caplnet Will not be filled for several days and that
IN the mean time the department will be without a
head. Such state OF affairs would not occasion
much inconvenience for a few days, but II there
should be no Secretary for week or more consider
able trouble would arise In administering the
anairs OF the department.
IL Is understood that the new Secretary OF the
treasury Is TO have had experience In administer
ing the Affairs OF the department, and that IL Will
oe former Secretary Of the Treasury or Assistant
secretary Coon. In this connection ex-Secretary
hugh McCulloch Is mentioned as having had the
position offered him. and IL Is supposed that the
delay In making the appointment Is caused by q
decisive answer not having been received from him.
IN case vi declinatOn by whoever has been offered
the ounce, the supposition is that MI Coon Will be
appointed
THE LATEST RCN0R
In regard to the Treasury vacancy is that the Post
master General will probably be appointed for
few days until the President can communicate with
gentleman whom he wishes to accept the place
The appointment OF the Postmaster General viii
only be temporary one, as he intends to accept
Judge Drummonds place in the United States Cir
cult Court.
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nR RoBERTsoE. THE ExPEKT sPEC1 AITsr
who stands high IN bis rrofes.ion . acknovledgsd
,,eain,ent and cure q Phi, ate Nervvus end chroas
niseasea Lost Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abusss
d 0Tvan. Escsnt c.sss poss.sly cured n s9
very Wednesday, and Saturday fFnn 20 m = -
. me rs 80 D. 6s; = III e issdas RSys8 ~
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ITO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
IL SOUTH
STEAMERS.


CO IL Ii L.
NOTICE
L y l. ROU T F
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW A0Kk AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORN HAkBOR.
IRON P1EK -. y K. INV YORK.
BoTHNIA. Wed. Sept. "a AURASIA. .. We'd Oct %
SERvIA--.- Wed. oct. BoTHSIA- Wed, Oct 20
OREGON Wet, Oct. $. sFRvIA...... Wed, Nov j.
GALLLA-...--Wed Oct Is OREGoN..-..- We'd, Nov L.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY ROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAOE-S60 $50 and 800. according
to accommodations.
Steerage very low rates. Steer tickets from Ilv
erpOol and Queenstown and all other parts OF Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
for Mediterra ports
For freight and passage apply at the COmpa y'soce.
No bowling Green. or both SteeraEe and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELON s co COS Ith St. Washington. ID. e.
NEhNON II. BROWN Il co. New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW 4 co.
sells COS 9Th street. Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
N BETWEEN NEw YORK AND HAyRE-
COmpany's pier. No. AZ North River. OF Morton
street. New York
Canada kersabiec Wednesday. Sept o. a III.
St t,erInaln. Iraub Wednesday. Oct i. . T.
St laurent de JOu-sei in. Wednesday Oct. g m.
Checks yabl, sigut suit,
2aEqEe Tran>atiantique of Paris LOUIS DE- BEBIAN
Agent. No. 8, Bowling Green New YORK.
O. W. MOSS, 10 Pennsylvania avenue:
j. W BOTEIER & SON. y2jPennsylvania avenue
sells Agents Tor Washington, ID. c.
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Blaine's Chance in Virginia.

WHAT MR.. DEFENDERS SAYS.
Ex-congreSslnan Dezendon says he has reason to
believe that the Malone electoral ticket OF Viz
gna will be changed soon, and that ''some repub-
lican" will be put on 1t. He maintains that as now
constituted the ticket is made up OF men who
voted for Hancock. With the expected change Mr..
Dezendorf thinks Blaine would have a chance in
Virginia.