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nEI,'s SKIES.


what CONSULTATIONS Will Brighten
the Darkness Of the Month.
Neptune, although beyond the ken Of
any observer without an instrument, 10 OF
great interest TO astronomers this month,
as on the 10th he reaches opposition-that
is to to say, the earth is directly between
him and the sun, and he is about az near
us as he ever comes. His distance now, as
computed by astronomers, is only q.
10000 0 miles away. He is about seven
degrees south Of the Pleiades and about
the same distance west Of Aldebsran. IL
is just possible that there may be another
planet outside Of Neptune, at twice MS
distance from the sun, and astronomers
are watching him very closely to detect the
slightest evidence OF perturbation. Nep-
tune himself was found by the p%ersurba.
tions be caused In the motion OF Uranus,
and il is thought that he may in turn be
utilized in the same way. The November
moon fulls on the 22d. Friday morning, At
IL minutes past 4. she was in conjunction
with Jupiter. All the other ~conjunctions
Of the month occur In the daytime and are
not visible. The moon which WAS new on
the 9Th, was visible last night. One Oh inc
most interesting astronomical events OF
November is the passage OF The earth
through the meteoric zone on the 18th,
18th and 14th. Tho shower Is not ex-
pecsed to be remarkably brilliant this year,
but there Is no telling what may happen,
and it Is worth watching for. This zone
of meteors is supposed to be the remains
Of a comet caught on the fly by Uranus in
the year 1875 A. D., since which time the
comet has been going to pieces gradually,
and scattering its fragments all along Its
path. The very best time for seeing the
meteoric shower is about 8 o'clock on the
morning of the 18th. No one who can
command the use Of o telescope should
fail to embrace this opportunity OF view
ing Saturn, for it will be twenty-five
years before he is in 80 favorable Q posi-
ton for observation again.
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sniHg for "a s4oO Reward.
lsRECIAL no rHE srar1seLl

.oiAL TO the SENTINEL
." FRANCISCO, Nov. H. William f.
"a's'er has instituted Q suit agains. the
o.'nese Six Companies for s46u reward
Onesed by them for the arrest and con.
W. Mo4on OF Joe Tung Chung. who murdered
~ Bung on the goth Of Septemher 1884 IN
0skiand. The plaintiff ayers hat he
was conv ine eap.ure OF tho murderer, who
meps eI ior 1; and sentenced to imprison-
rofusa :. me- aud mat the defendants now
0'uSe 70 pay over tho published reward
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khNeA for the Million.

Samuel Raphel, formerly Of the firm Of
o. Dunkel & Co., has just received q con-
Segment of ladies' and childrens' shoes,
which he will dispose of at bedrock prices.
Ladies will do well TO call early aud ex-
anime the goods and prices at their new
stand on Main street. two doors south of
the Postofice. \
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ESPECIAL TO II sEsrfSEL.I
VIRGINIA, Nov. 1l.-Antone Marshall,
VINO was recently sent 10 the States Prison
rom Esmoralda county for 10 years for
AH''ns Dave Abilez In Candelaria last
E0pr,ns, has appealed to the Supreme
ar"n 70 sos aside the Judgment ON the
s.ouna 'na' the Court refused to grant a
sy VI proceedings until material evidence
s ~ 'hs defense could be obtained. II ia
Ss,anea mat the evidence desired would
n nass placed the ease in a much different
" can now be procured,
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RlaiuA,s ROOk.

We beg leave to inform the citizens OF
Eureka county that we are the authorized
agents for Blaine's Twenty Years OF
Congress" All those having the first vol
ume will be furnished with the second by
calling and subscribing for the same.
II SMITH Il MosER.
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No Questions Asked.

The person who picked up q bracelet
lost last Saturday night In the Lyceum
Theater ia known, and is hereby requested
to return it to the Lyceum. No questions
will be asked, and a reward Of Eve dollars
will be paid for ito return.
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Two Criminal Con victi0ns at Win.
nemueca.

In the District Court at Winnemucca,
Wyatt was found guilty Of murder In the
second degree last Tuesday for the muir
der OF Louis Fontaine at Spring City last
July. On Tuesday evening q jury found
John Hendrickson guilty OF msnslaughter
for the killing Of w. s. Williams at Love.
lock last June. Both will be sentenced to-
morrow.
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.r.rEwDAY,s srOUM SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
,tqo Halo 4 Norcross-415c 410o 4Ooc
145O savsge--195c 1900
500 Oh0llar-80c
79O Gould & Ourry-1 105c
49O Best d Belchor-160c 1850 l6oc
100 Con. California--155c
so Union-80c
$40 8. Nevads-110c 1l5c
200 Mexican-1
9lO Ophir-135c 14Oo
$40 Bodie-265c 1900
80 Mono--6n en-
80 N~avsjo-30c
$50 Peer-50c 45c
so Crocker-85c
100 Utah-70c
200 Bullion-40c
100 Goodshsw--10c
200 N. Peer-l0c
so Belle Isle-5c
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""il'y OF Assault With a Da..,v
Weapon,
ESPECIAL TO THE sRxr,Sxr.

Co.,. ~ TIE skNrlNRL.I
DAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Jury in
'ne 'isl OF William Somerset for as.
sault to murder. for wonna,na 49,
Tnaia IN . street duel. in which sarah
,eraic, vas a,iled. this morning returned a
sapI. ~. hnaing the defendant guilty Of As.
mon as WIN a deadly weapon. and rscom.
Su,ns MIN TO the mercy Of the Cow.
mnrSo eiset was tried previously for ~
~ufoer OF sarah Indig, and was %aeau;,,aI
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A Drink.

At Capron's drug store they now have
the soda water fountain in full blast,
where. for q bit, you can get q delicious
drink Of soda water. with or without .
81 stick" In 10.
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e.. O. r. PAssENGER TRAVEL.
HOTEL ARRIvALS.

Bureau Hotel-John Flynn, Pinto; Jas.
Watson, 18-mile House; George William.
son, Hamilton; Ed Bailey, Round Springs;
Joe Flynor, Antelope Valley.
jackson House-Mrs. Brown, Currant
Greek; VIM. Fleming, CorteZ.
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Wall RRDer.

The undersigned has on hand q large
and varied assortment OF wall paper that
he will sci cheap for cash. He has also
sent an order to Chicago for an assort-
ment Of the newest styles.
p. Fl. HJUL.
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NOTICE.

DERsoNs INDEBTED ToDANNoSTRosA.
IL the former carrier of the SENTINEL. on
subscription account. are hereby requested to
make payment of sam to me.
FRANK OSBORNE, Carrier.
Eureka, August 20, 1885. au3O-tf
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Fine Fruit.

Berg has received a large lot OF the
finest Nevada apples ever offered in this
market; also, a large consignment OF
tomatoes, which he will sell by the box or
bushel. Prices low.
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~ KHk sENrfNRL.l
',oroRiA' d. o., Nov. 1.-THE Knivh,.
" Labor have resolved to wait in 3 hos.
an sua the large employers Of Chinese \
Tha ITsqaest them to discharge their bsnJs
In ulaaa 's = oiisr to supply white lsborsr.
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NOTICE.

DR. @. HAMILTON WISHES TO INFORM
the community that he has again re-
turned to Eureka, and 10 now ready to supply
his dental services TO all who are suffering
with Affections of the teeth. at his once IN
the Colorado building. sSu-u
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ESgs! Eggsl

Berg has received q large lot of fresh
eggs. which he sells az surprisingly low
prices. Call and see him before buying
elsewhere,
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Hnfai Halaii

Morris h Levy are just in receipt OF an
elegant line of ladies' trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats. which they are selling a
bedrock prices.
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VISITING CARDS-LATEsT STYLES
lust received Of the HxNTIHzL once.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
Potomac River Landings

Sirth Street Hharf Steamer Thompson)
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, leaves at 7 a. m.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

III,
Irtparatlons are being made by the reed
Dlru ana oftolah guhners OF this section for
thc opening OF me cunning season which
occurs ON tie loth OF next month The
season promises 10 DC remarkably success
lul one, as already plenty oil those birds are
apout on inc marshes NO order as yet has
neeh issued ny the superintendent OF Police
TO enforce the cunning laws, and many
,ho 'rS III1 d. oNur si water invade
Md M SotS,ng a,I unliS snot NJ lhe
iinS, 9 ~. saIo ,no law pIohipi's tse hahu
t iS ~ ' mn, ~ tcsc nrGS our Oh season,
,iot 10 num w. NV, lew mrsI-ciass saloons
imci cn,r,io, 60 ''''i'' VI" 'o"SV vi 'e
A., ~
Mr, r. ~ lowing VINO has been Gu
Susou III lne urug business IN south wash
srt,, ~ ,oi unG pns' 'IitS years, mas retired
N so an0 ,to c, ni,o successor WI DC
Stnno" ~ NY 'uI ioiilior 1ssVcll.c Vi =. L'
so,,ti,yest NJ Sau5 n'its rmSlllia avenue
dr"m,ist o,,1 , S",iSe' - un eAperlehGeu
voIa,i, "'," BUSINESS man ms
aols &c '''ii "SS"'eS MN III carry sue
T,
Inc Ior0ner yesterday viewed the body
pi MI, D. murphy VINO died suddenly at
i us residence, NO. @O4 street southwest,
ihuIsGay hlght, ana gave certificate of
uealh from apopieNy.
Carrie Bell and Emma Shaw, colOred,
and Hattie TAYLOR, white, SDeut most of
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29

The police received more than the usual
number Of complaints of robberics to-day.
Ella Smallwood reports that two shirts, one
collar and a bcd-quilt and sheet were stolen
from her house on Delaware avenue, be-
tween G and ID streets northeast, yesterday.
Frank p. Kimmell Of No. 4 + street reports
that thirty-two pigeons were stolen from
his premises last night Alexander Peter
son of 1929 Seventeenth street has com
planned of the robbery of household articles
from his premises to the value of sol Au-
gust Miller barber of l30 B street south
east, reports that he lost or had stolen from
him last Tuesday $40. Mrs Margaret
Jones of 200 East Capitol street has been
robbed Of SOS worth Of clothing. A gold
watch, worth $40, was stolen from bureau
In the house Of Mary Brcn, 723 Thirteenth
street, last Monday Patrick Kane of At
lanta, Ga, has reported TO the police that
while asleep on one of the benches in the
Smithsonian Park at a late hour last night,
he was robbed of his hat, coat and shoes,
and fifty cents and papers, valued at Sl7.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
SENT no CONCORD.
10. y. Bigeiow Taken to the rcni-
tcntinry.

H. Frank Bigelow, the dcfaultng paying
teller Of the National Bank of the Republic
was last evening sent to the pcntcntiary In
Concord, MI. Bigclow was tried some time
ago and sentenced to five years In the Con.
cord Penitentiary, and the other charges Of
embezZlcmcnt, of which there were several,
were nolle prosecuted, The dcfalcations Of
the accused amounted to about $4,000 His
committal TO the pcnitcntiary has been de.
layed on account ofappcals, Nc., all of which
have been decided against him.
The last point made by his counsel was
that he was sentenced to the Concord Peni-
Tertiary, and before his commiital to that
institution the contract of the Government
with the institution for the reception of
prisoners had expired and had not been re.
newed. He claimed that he could not now
be committed there. There was decision
rendered a day or two ago by the Attorney
General to the contrary and Bigelow was
sent last evening in company with Warden
Croker and Jail Physician McWiliams.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
MR.. DICKERSON ARRESTED.
a specific Charge Made That He
stole II flag.

John H. Dickcrson, the extension
Office superintendent under investiga-
lion by the Department for alleged
systematic robberics of supplies from
the Government, has been arrcstcl for
larceny, The warrant was sworn out
this morning at the Police Cour. by
Detective Block, and the case was set
down for hearing next Wcdncs lay.
Mr.. Henry Thornc gave security in the
sum of $500 for the appearance of the
accused The specific charge is the larceny
Of a United States flag from the United
States u the value of so
Mr. DickcrsOn remarked at the court this
morning that hc is ready to meet the charge
and will have no difficulty in clearing him
self. Detective Block states that the flag Is
waving on the cottage of Mr. DickcrsOn at
Colonial Beach. lie states that Mr.. DECKER
son states that he did take a flag from the
Dlllcc about year ago, but returned It. The
flag lac has on on his cottagchc bought from
o strange man near Dowling's auction store
aud paid 50 for II. As TO the plumbing
materials used in fitting up his cottage he
claimed they were given to him by Mr..
Wilmington, the owner Of the annex to the
Pension Oncc ON Twelfth street.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
Important Notice.

1t is announced by the Passenger Depart
ment of the Pennsylvania Railroad that after
the 2sth instant the connection of the New
York and Chicago Limited for st. Louis, as
well as the Buffet Sleeping Car now running
from New York to that point, will be dis
continued There will be, however, u con.
nection for that train at Pittsburg for Indian
apolis, with through car from pittsburg to
Indianapolis.
On and after Sunday, Both instant, the
Buffet Sleeping Car now leaving New York
for Cleveland ON Western Express at D.
m, Philadelphia 1905 p. m, will he at
tached to Pacific Express leaving New Yorl,
at p. M, and Philadelphia ll;20 p. m.
After same date, the Chicago and Cincinnati
Express leaving New York at and Phila-
delphia $50 p. m. will have connection at
Pittsburg for Cleveland.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
The White Mouee Concert.

The Marine Band will perform the follow
ing programme at the White House grounds
this evening, beginning at AS: Colloca-
lion, "The Beggar Student" Millockcr; Sc
lection, "Mikado," Sullivan; cornet solo,
"Thc Starr Jaeger (Mr. William Jaegar):
valse, ''Intaglio,' Sousa; Mosaic, "Span-
ish National Melodies" Relle;" Gems Of
Scotland, introducing "Scots VIVA Hac,n
"Auld Robin Gray "Bonnic Laddie,"
"The Campbells are Coming" "John An
derson, Ny Jo,n "Logle O'Buchan," "The
Braes Of Auchterardcr,n "Annie Laurie"
"Within Mile Of Edinboro" Bonnet
Blue" with variations for the soloists of
the band) "T'he Blue Bells OF Scotland
"Tullochgorum" aud "Auld Lang Sync.n
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
Aquatic.

Boating men were out again in force last
night The Analostan junior, Potomac
light weight and junior, Columbia gig,
senior, four, light weight and junior and
the Washington's senior four were all out.
Besides these number of singles were also
out, Brewster and johnson of the Column
bias, Dan Brccn, having an eye on the Poto-
mac crews and Billy Mckinney Of the Poto-
mac Mae has not been out for so long that
it was treat to see him row. lie has not for
gotten how, either, and with long, clean
sweep managed to hold his end up with
anything out last night.
There are two wharf rats about twelve
years old, who, in an old double outrigger,
tackle everything that comes past. For
about one hundred yards they are as fast
as a train of cars. One minute they are
racing down alongside Of the Washington
four, and the next going up ahead of the
Potomacs. If anyone wants points, get
them from these kids, they certainly know
the gauge Of every crew on the river.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
Young Healy Committed for Lar


William Healy, the young man who
robbed his uncle in West Virginia, was be-
fore Judge Mills this morning on charge
Of grand larceny. Martin Coghill farmer
of West Virginia. stated that his nephew
was spending the heated term with him on
his farm, and he left last Monday and
about 800, mostly in gold coin, was missed
from bureau drawer lie met the young
man in this city later and he confessed hay
ing stolen the money. Policeman Wall
testified to arresting him in this city while
hack-riding and spending money freely.
He found $3.50 on him and he confessed
the robbery. He was committed in default
OF $500 bonds for his appearance before the
grand Jury.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29

The worllmen employed in oxcavatlng the
ground for the new reservoir just south of
the Soldiers Home lodge gate, while blowing
yesterday IN the yard of where stood cottage
which was occupied by medical graduate
eXhumed n number of human bones and
skulls, Most Of the skulls had been sawed
of acoss the Uranium, and many, from the
small size, were supposed to belong to chill
drcn. They had been buried only eight
inches below the surface Of the ground.
Further developments are expected next
week when the plowmcn reach u spot about
200 feet south Of the place, where lived
another physician
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
FINANCIAL.


NEW York, Aug. 20.--Money, Il per
cent; exchange quiet; governments firm;
currency 6s, 1919 bid Is, coupons, 1923 bid;
as, do, iljh bid. Tho stool, market thiJ
morning opened weak and prices declined
J to per cent. IN the early dealings under
q considerable pressure to sell. About /
O'Clock, however, the selling ceased aud the
decline was fully recovered by noon, when
prices again fell off under n raid ON Louis
vile and Nashville. At the time of writing
the whole list is down to per cent.
New Work Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
md q slrNNts:
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
WASHINGTON CRITIC
NEITHER INpLCArLoNS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, local rains,
variable winds.
For Sunday, generally fair weather with
stationary temperature is indicated for New
England, and occasional light local rains
with stationary temperature for the Middle
Atlantic States
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
VEST W1SHINGTON.

Twenty-four boats loaded with coal have
arrived since last report.
The funeral Of Miss fannie Mackall will
take place tomorrow afternoon from her
fathers residence, No. 30I0 Dunbarton
avenue, at o'clock.
Captain John Y. Hilton of the Excelsior,
while at Cabin John Bridge yesterday af-
tcnoon, slipped and hurt his foot very
badly The doctor does not consider Il
broken, but quite bad sprain.
To-day is payday in the Police Depart
ment
Mrs. Catherine Rowles, an inmate of the
Aged Noman's Home, was stricken with
paralysis of the throat yesterday evening
and is very low. She is so years Of age.
The Potomacs gave another of their de-
lightiul dances at the boat-house last night
which was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present
a horse attached to a wagon belonging TO
man named William r. Embry, living In
Montgomery County, was stolen from him
yesterday about o'clock Mr. Embry
having some business to attend to left his
wagon IN front OF the grocery store of Mr..
Oilutt on VI street While he was gone a
man named Simmons jumped IN and drove
of. lie was arrested about o'clock I'm the
evening by officers In the Third Precinct,
The horse and wagon were valued at $500
lady about fifty years old, by the name
Of America Kemp, from the lower part of
Texas, arrived here yesterday on her way to
Manassas, where she has friends, She
claims TO be a niece Of Andrew jackson.
Her husband, who was killed in the war,
was a Mason, and she is begging money
from them to continue her journey. Her
sons were killed by ranChmcn In Texas, and
they were robbed Of all their property, being
at one time very wealthy
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
Last Cheap Excursion 10 the sea.
shore.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in
order 10 meet the extraordinary demands
made upon them, while intending that the
excursion Of last Saturday night to die sea-
shore should close the series Of these popu-
lar trips, have decided to run another special
S2 excursion from, WashingtontO Cape May
and Atlantic City, leaving here at the usual
hour, 10 p m, tonight, and as this will be
the last opportunity extended the Washing
ton people to visit hescashore at so little
expense, large number willno doubt avail
themselves of this delightful, trip, and In
view Of this 1t " suggested that, those de-
string to accompany the excursion secure
their tickets early. Special coaches will be
reserved exclusively for the accommodation
Of ladies and their escorts. EXcursionists
leaving by special train above mentioned
VIII reach the seashore about o'clock SUM
gny morning, and returning, reach Wash
fingtOn about midnight.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
COURT RECORD.

POLICE CouGT-JUDGr MuLs, Pho TEN
VIM. llazelbush, assault, continued VIM.
lIealy, grand larceny grand jury, bonds
s500 Thomas Hill, assault u cases., $40 or
30 days in each casc Mary jenkins, threats,
dismissed Michael Scanon, assault, do. /;
NJ. =. Key, do. do; Spencer White, threats,
do; Susie Gordon, assault. 81 or 8 days :
Ed. King grand larceny dismissed Robt
N. Anderson aud VIM, n. Ward, disordcrly
house, continued George Groves, assault.
50 or 10 days; VIM Mansfield, petit lar.
ccny, continued John johnson and Charles
Iomax, assault, - or 10 days each Ernest
Williams, incorrigibility, Reform School
during minority; Richard Timnims, grand
larceny, continued.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
Clothes for Gentlemen.

While | am on the subject of gentle
mems clothes l may say that next win.
ter trousers will be worn considerably
looser than for some seasons back; that
suits will be made in fine checked
goods and that over and under coats
will be made longer, doing away with
the present idiotlc practice of putting
on bob-tailed light overcoat on top of
dress coat, the tails of which hang
down in full and not pleasing sight
New York Letter.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
OUT noon SPORTS.
Yesterdays Isall Game avn ENhibi-
ton Of Fine Playing.

ri. ,...,.,,,,,,,. 49,, n -
- 7','.,..,' ,.' ~.
houhc'u III yesterday NRIIIC' Ihe
boys had their hearts set ON defeating
ubr u,lti,,,r,s ,rl ,i,,,. Ji1 ~ ;r ,.,,.I
. ''' w., NV ny '''' ~ ~
S'yIe' inc lo'Niils were sounded ana
everybody pleased, except the Balti-
morps MANAGER Bnruic did moi como
Win, Iis tenn Ito cnul1 mot nom tLo
defeat Inc know was In Store so sl,id AT
l,,,,n. i,,,, i,, SON, 1,n,, NJ, LIZ H'
',U',',' W1, Nv ~, w, Nrooi as ,.''
I'PIGSoni"llNc' mere was an ollccllhg
mccUhg between rom ana lliE CRITIC,
ana the latter felt sorry for the first
llmc mat the Baltlmorcs had TO be de-
t'atcd. Moore Is an old newspaper man,
net old In years, but In the "hlcsscd news
popcrcNpericncc' and one Of the best follows
IN the world. From his baseball rcpetorial
work he has driiiod into the business, until
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
LOCAL RRIEES.

CHARLES LoMAX and John johnson, for
stoneng Abe Mitchell and John Tinney, the
two professional witnesses against yiOlators
OF the liquor law, were assessed s. each IN
the Police Court to-day.
WILLIAM HAGEIBBUsH, driver oflVogt's
bakery wagon, which ran over George Beall,
AT fliteenthstreot and Pennsylvania avenue,
yesterday afternoon, was charged IN the
follee Court ihismoming with assault. The
case was continued.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
At Baltimore Il Ohio Depot by Bal
timOrc & Ohio Railroad.

From Baltimorc-12:21, $50, $40, $50, $50,
1875 and 1l:15 II. M; 1850
Sunday 3 p. M, ESQ, 4:30,
$40, 5:25, 6:3S. s, 0 and 10 pm.
From Ailndpolis-S;30 a. m. 1000 on Sun
day., $50 and 5:25 p. IN.
From Point Of Rocks and Fredorick-S:25 a..
m; 4;15 and S;l5 p. m.
From Hdpcr's Feyrp and Shenandoah Val
ley-9:50 Il. m; $3.50 and 1855
p. III.
From GaiHersJmg-S:25 $50 and 11:30 a.
M $40, 4:l5, $50, s:l5 and
1855 p. IN.
From HdgcrStowR-9: a. III. and e:30 p. m.
From Chicago and PttSbmg-T:20 a. III. and
$3.50 p. III.
From NciU Orledns-10:55 p. IN.
From Cincinnati, LouiSDWe and 50. Louis
a. m. and lis p. IN.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-29
4 na,ige PRESENTATION.

The Germania Maenncrchor calledI In n
body at the residence Of Mr.. Charles Walter
jr., neutrality-suspicious., last evening, and pre-
scented him with handsome gold badge of the
society, twas Mr., Walters birthday, and DR..
VonD olke also called and presented him
with a fine gold-mountcd cane. The usual
happy speeches were followed by an elabor-
ate.lunch and some excellent singing by the
Maennerchcr under the leadership Of Pro-
fessor Mort