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The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

And we opine 1t concerns the major
portion of our people. The great show
man, p. T. Barnum, has said: "The
American people like to be hum
bugged." We deny that assertion in
so far as the present generation is con-
cerned. We have seen too many gilt
tering humbugs "fold their tents and
silently steal away" Arab like, in the
night time. to doubt the good common
sense of the American people. Old
birds are rarely caught with chaff, and
high. sounding "jingo' counts for
nothing nowadays.
We wish to draw your attention this
week to our superb line of Suits and
separate Pantaloons for men and boys.
In our Boys Department we have suits
from $3.50 up to S1S and in all the in
termediatc grades, the difference in
each grade averaging G21c, thus proving
that we mark our goods at the lowest
possible price. We do not consider
how high a price the suit will bring,
but HOW LOW WE CAN SELL IT
AND PAY EXPENSES, and when
you think for a moment how small our
expense account is comparatively you
will readily perceive our profits need
not be large.
In Mems Suits we have as large va
riety to show you rs you ever saw in
Washington, ranging in price from
$3.50 to $3S, and in every style, includ-
ing Single and Double breasted Sacks,
Getaways, Prince Alberts, Pea Jackets
and Norfolks. In Separate Pants we
have everything worth keeping. We
can fit child years of age and man
weighing $50 pounds. The same uni
form low price for fine goods govern
all our departments. OF course we
keep Overcoats for the large and
small young and old but of them
''more anon"
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
The baseball League.

A report comes from Chicago that the
prediction that the National Baseball
League would consist of only six mines next
season was correct. So many groundless
reports have been circulated that 1t is well
TO be slow in crediting this one. Mr. Sean
lon says that assurances have been given
that the Nationals will be In the League.
f1,ii1 Nam,no IL, NJ o,,aronot Ei.o,noo y
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04

Thomas Carroll, II farmer from AleXan-
dria County, Va, reports that while asleep
in his wagon at Geyer's stable last night, he
was robbed Of $40 A carriage blanket,
worth ST. was stolen from David Murphy's
stable, AGO Virginia avenue southwest, yes.
teTday.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
CITY SPECIALS.


All physicians in Washington indorse the
Bailey Truss Price So, at POPS NJ street.
Ladies should consult Mrs. Bailey at her
residence, ll0S Eighteenth street.
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.AIderney DAIRY yYagons'D

morning aud delivered In 4 ID. "Ward"
prints, 45c. per h. Also cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per qt.
Cream, 15c. per pint.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04

The first concert in the Bischofr Course
viii be given tonight at the Congregational
Church Get reserved seats for course at
Ellis & Co.'s.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
ENonAvINos at Yocrhor's, Al & 0l0 7th st
Murderer Lees Imitator.

'Dick" Smith, young colored man, was
sent to jail for six months by Judge Smell
this morning for threatening to serve his
wife Mary, as Richard Lee, the murderer,
served his wife
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
Child's cape overcoat. Eiseman, 9TH and E
FurnIture, Carpets, BIankets.

Comforts and general house-furnishine
goods sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments at John Smiths Installment House,
4l3 New Jersey avenue northwest.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
900 packages Zephyr worsted to clean ont

300 packages zephyr Worsted, to clean out,
at DC per ounce.
80 doz Corsets our beauty, 2lc.
Kaufman's SOC Prize Corset, 32c.
Kaufman's SOC Leader Corset, 41c.
Our SOC Automatic Corset 7lc
25 gross Turkish Bath Toilet Soap, &c per
cake.
10 doz Gents silk Neck Scarfs, this seasons
goods, 15c.
10 doz Cents Black silk Scarfs, this sea
sons goods, DC.
lot of Chenille Fringe, in black and colors,
handsome goods 30c.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BY special arrangement with the "Tew
York Open Boards" | can execute orders in
Stocks and Grain up to 10 y. m, End for that
purpose my once will be open In the evening
from to 10 o'clock.
from LOCO to $500 bushels of Grain placed on
the "Open Boards on a margin of per cent.
or more, and no liability beyond the margis
deposited; $40 will buy 10 shares OF Stock or
1000 bushels of Grain.
Trades of not less than 100 shares of stock
or 5000 bushels of Grain placed ON the regu-
lar Exchange on margin of per cent.
Large aud small quantities strictly on
Commission. Constant quotattnns over my
private wires, and orders executed and re-
ported In from TO minutes
j. VANCE LEWIS.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
The BIschoR Course.

Picture Frames of All styles
and sizes at VeerhoT's, AL and 916 9TH ST..
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
FINANCIAL.

New Work. stock Market.
Tho following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker southwest corner Eighth
aud i streets.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04

Call at yeerhORs,
All < DIG 9TH st., for pictures and frames.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
FIVE LOTS OF JERSEYS

Lot As doz black wool Jerseys, 4oc.
Lot B-23 doZ Misses worsted Jerseys, with
cuffs, in colors, size 20 to 80, 75c.
Lot C-s doZ Ladies' Braided Jerseys, soc.
Lot Dig doZ Misses Coat Back and Vest
Fronts, very nobby. 9gc.
Lot E-0 doz Ladies' Taior-made Back,
welt seam, Sl.2i. These goods are cut fully
39l6c
loo Baby Carriage Rugs, d9c.
Balance of our fine Dado Shades, patent fix
lures, toe. This alone is worth call.
100 large size Tapestry Mats, f9c.
60 large size Smyrna Mats, Doc.
So large size Smyrna Mats, better quality, TIC
lot large size Brussels Rugs, 30 by 10 inch,
lot large size Velvet Rugs 80 by 60 inch,
A Great Reduction in Our Rugs
5pieces of Hemp Carpet, 15c.
Heavy Homemade Rag, &c.
Heavy Homemade Rag, extra quality, 29c,
IS rolls Ingram Carpet, 100,
10 rolls Ingram Carpet, better 29c.
lot Tapestry Brussels, 64c.
lot yard-square Oilcloth Rugs. doc.
lot yard-sluare Oilcloth Rugs, 20c.
80 rolls Table oilcloth. marble or fancy, lSc
per yard.
COATS. COATS. COATS.
-Four Bargains In Coats.
Lot Ladies' Newmarkets, $40.
Lot 2-Ladies' Dolmans, S3.i0.
Lot 3-Ladies' Short Light Walking Jackets,
handsome trimmed, $3.50.
Lot ladies Russian Circulars astrachan
We have nice line of wraps for Infants
Misses and Ladies' which will sell at 25 per
cent off of the original price,
We haye not sighted our Short Ends. We
have plenty of them when you call.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04

Il. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud building, fur.
nlshes the following oil quotations. Closed
Yesterday, 0i91. opened to-day, 0li6; highest,
D8l4; lowest, 009S; 2:15, 9O9a
Washington stocks.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
COATS.
Our Grand Display Of Holiday Goods
WELLTAKE PLACE
Wednesday, December 9.

We shall Offer line of Plush Goods that no
house In the city can overcome and the prices
cannot be beat, A line Of lava goods. A full
assortment of books. grand selection of
papertrle. A full line of gold and plated Jew
elry. An exquisite line of shopping bags In
plush, Russian and alligator. Plush, felt and
flannel mats, table and piano covers. 200 doz
assorted silk handkerchiers, and many other
handsome presents that will receive our strict
attention in the advertisements of Friday,
Dec, II. Bear our establishment In mind; we
are going TO save you some money.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04

Child's Norfolk suit. Eiseman, cor. and 1
The Washington critic., 1885-12-04
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPLY,
BOG Seventh Street.

New Buckwheat,
New York State.
From Cold Storage, Vermont.
Creamery Butter,
Extra Choice Elgin and York State.
Cranberries,
Extra Large Cape Cod.
Malaga Grapes,
Large Clusters.
Delaware Grapes,
5-pound Baskets.
Concord Grapes,
i0-pound Baskets.
New Figs,
Extra Layers.
New Prunes,
Extra Large and Medium.
Princess Paper Shell Almonds,
35 cents per Pound.
Very low. Large Assortment.
Parlor Rugs,
Rich Patterns.
Feather Busters,
All Sizes.
Cincinnati Sugar-cured Hams,
10 Cents per Pound.
Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon,
Small Strips.
Potato Chips,
Always Fresh and Crisp.
Mandheling Java Coffee,
Delicious.
Extra New Mackerel,
Small Packages
Green Peas,
Extra choice. Natural color.
Fresh made Candies,
Just In
Graham Waters,
Superior Quality
Preserves,
Pure Fruit and Sugar (warranted),
In pint glass Jars 100 doz Only
$3.50 per doz. Great bargain.
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Dnsiuess Cbaures.

business OPPORTUNITY.-Wan Wanted, q
ID party $1,000 special partner IN est,blshcd
building and cabinet making business Tor Hich hhocrsl
tercst VIII be allowed principals only address oo,
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY An ac-
Ia countan good character. with about $1,000 can nave
paviug position with reliable concrn where lis invest
ment will be safe and rcmuneratve address o.,
~ Box 500 Waterbury. Conn.
NOR SALE.-A first-class boarding house
Ged with frst-class bo4rdcrs ane grounds excellent
shade 8 minutes from l. Station principals only. Address
$780, a. b.. Box -. Tribune once
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Islands Of tho 81 Lawrence only DAILY line 70
xandra Bay and ONLY line connecting with FIRST
CLASS steamers which the finest meals served
ROME WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURo RAIL
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL.
~ Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PAKLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. wa ROME. foe
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9;lo y. n.
DAILY. ll;l5 p. daily except Saturday and 1880
daily except sunday, OswEGO and way 1890 a. daily
except Sunday 9lo m. and ILLS p. NJ daily except
Saturdays oGDENsBURG NORWOOD and way 0:io y. u.
and HAS D. daily except saturday.
OILS p. IN. THROUGH WAGNER SLEEPERs fol
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except SUNDAY. wArERTowN
DAILY. and odDENsBURG daily except Saturday
llls p M. Sleeping Car TO ALBANY. PARLoR CAR
ALBANY THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT.
l0v30 O. - arrives ST LAWRENCE RIVER 9;40p N
View OF brilliantly lighted islands by night
On arrival Of all trains at CAPE VINCENT the NEW
. FAST STEAMER "sT. LAwRENCE.' and the steamer
| MAUD" leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLANps
| THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA LAY
| and for KINGSTON. ONT.
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects at Alexandra BAY WIN
steamer for MONTREAL every morning except Sunday.
delightful sa Of only two hours from Cape vinoens v
Alexandria Bay
Through IcKets for sale At all NewYorf censrs acAs'
ofces In NewYork and Brooklyn Call on or address W. =:
HULL, At onlce Of Company. 10 Pinest for Ioon.'
1alde Of Thousand Islands and Niagara 1aiA hseo "
W.T. PARSONS Il n. DRITToN.
0snI PasA Agent GEM A~~
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financial.

2S wALr-sr. NETWORK. July 26. 1885,
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs OF
THE
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2, 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York. Via Dcsbrosses and Courand Street
Ferries as folowsi
Harsburg PtIsburg and tho West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. IA H.. u. and D. daily NewYotk
aud Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining. Smoking sleep
ing Cars at y a m every day.
wllamsport Lock Haven. mr. m; Cory and Eric at
connecting at CORY for Iitlsvc Petroleum Cen
ire and the on kegiOiis. . o.. 49,
OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except SUNDAY 10
arrive Washington 400 D. NJ regular At $40. and
$50 a. IN, $40 and D aud IL night. sunday 6lJ
m $40 and y. and IL night
For Atlantic city, except sunday WIN through carr o. H.
For Cape May except Sunday. y M .-,,. &c.,.
Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate sIatlObs
wa Railway and Amboy, i:l5 40 aud a. M IL noon,
All 8 a m and 5 D m do not stop at Asbary Park
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. $50 a IN. days and m. every
DAYS via baltimore and Bay Line $40 p m weekdays
Boats OF BROOKLYN connect with all through trains at
Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains Arrive From PttsburG T. s. 1880 a M. 65S and
sSS da tfS o sao and ioo5 M saaGy
ego. a M. $40. 900 1905 T. m: From Philadelphia.
$50, bs6 5;2o e:55. 100 $50. 92o 9S5 1929 p IN.
and 1870 night. Sunday $50 go 100 oOo lli3o IL.
S2O G:2O O:55, 800. OBS. 1905 D. H.
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Proposals.

-
HEADQUARTERS 0EASD Amy oy TIlR kgruDIc,l
WAsIISGToS. ID. o.. July 81. loss. !
PROPOSALS will be received ut tlesc Head
quarters until August TO- 1850 fof prinns books and
blank required for use during the ensuing ycrr.
samples and specifications Will 10 farnAhed on Application
TO JOIN TAYLOR onartsrmaster General, ?ls wanAtst,
Philadelphia Bids TO be afdrsssedt 70
wsahilgtoH, 4. q
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1NilE NEW LINE
SEw.YORK PHILADEiPHIAEO RYJLK, OLD pOrN1

COMEOKT AND TffE SOUTH.
HOU RS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New York. philadelphia Norfolk Railroad COMPANY
runs East Day snd Night Exp ress between Newa o.
Railroad. $40 " week d.y. ssd p daily. arriving ~
Point Comfort 6lb wees csys and $50 N daily Non
folk p w. and 9l6 n Sleeping cars through from New
York 70 Cape Charles AID PaT0r Car rO Philadelphia wits
cut charge Iics psrlorcar and sleeping teyths
be secured Ticket Chico Of tho Esroad
Sssa ra'' and Freight Agent
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, W0RCES-
WHITE M0UNTAINs and all points EasI From p Pier
bTosses street Ferry, ats m CITY OF %oRCEsTEE
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays "CITY OF BOSTON,
nav be secured POI 2Gi 397 aud 957 Brood
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and aris Hotels S3S FutOhss
Biookyn anu ~ ie1 ~ -"'' GEO W. GRADY, Agent.
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TIlE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily. except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
l. M Parlir through TO steamer
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PROVIDENCE LINE

ALL NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
Pcasautest rOutc 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS, leave from Pis1
20. ~ r., foot Warrenst at N daily exSsP. SUNDAY
Iongea WATER ROUTE full nights 1851. white N0uI
ian trau with parlor car leaves steamers landing ProvL
dencc IA rough to FabYans without chan %
Tickets aud staerooms be secured IN New YORK AZ
hsor lousc 257 2s 3o7 39l 45I Is5. 9i2, 3j1 Broad
yay indsor Fifth Asor House, Grand Central
Cosmopolitan Hotels $50 Bcwery. In BIO klyn at 333
Washington $50 Fulton sts. ana at PIER 20 v. r. SEND
~ ~ ~ POlPI.l, Gen raj Passenger Agent
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Bankers and Brokers.
Dipi0cn0 Notices.
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CONF


NEw.YoRK July 20, 1885 !
coupons due August 1, 1885, of the First
Mortgage Rio Grande Division Bonds Of this company.
half In scrip IN accordance with the funding plan adopted
December 10 1884 presentation at the Trust
Company. 100 Broadway. c. L. sArTERLEE
Treasurer.
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Company
70 s NSxy dax MINIS Lis b gyiIIp psss
COUPONS due August /, 1885, from the
~ bonds Of the following companies will be paid on and
after that date at this Office
Texas and New Orleans r. r. lst mortgage main line Gal
Eefcn and M
coupons maturing August /, 1885. on
~ bonds OF the Southern Central Railroad Company will be
e their face valve At the FSna
America Philadelphia presented on or before september l.
sr. PAUL AND NORTHERN Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY !
GENERAL MORTGAGE PER CENT
" coupons OF this company maturing August prox VIII
be paid and after that date a the banking house OF
Messrs Winslow. Lanier &c Co.. 70 Nassaust New-fork
QUARTERLY REGISTERED INTEREST due August l..
will maturity certificate holders record
July 25 inst from which date. until August inclusive the
''''''''' GEO. s. JONES.
NOTICE.-COupOns of the first mortgage
~ bonds and preferred stock OF
the Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Company and In
eest the preferred stock OF the Kansas City ST. LOUIS
will be paid and after that date at tho Office Of Messrs
JOHN PATTON & co, 81 William st., NewYork
NOTICE.-Coupons of the st. Louis, Kansas
~ CITY and Northern Raway Company Real Estate and
tonai Bank Of Commerce. New YorK, August
Of the ST Charles Bridge First and second Mort
due April will be paid at the same place Auy ut To-
THOMAS E. TUT.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RI.

TIME ROOT q TiHESTysT E%NTT n Iy 5:a 1885
Es sS is5 8 M IA S S fS Sss
c. a 5a%H S
hsen ana Ns''er Rs on all Day Train.
@ S DE- M S s aaa GE s IS: S
st. srNRAy Zoo 1893 S a1a 5aS 5 a9S S5 az.
HAVEN fEaGE m and re- Penn
M4hAN9yn CRY at ~ 5 1852 SS i 800
FOR SEaPi NSStaSS FAX ss5, lIS% Loo. $780, 400
~ $$TfsTSS ( Zoo 81,
loo l:S0 3i5. 545p m. sundays o. $50 D. IN.
For For PksEr3S at 9S 5 oO $780, s5 500.
AZ 800 100 s'l5 m Ioo, 1880, s:i5 5A5 pm Sunday
For AsRYoS At 400 1900 si5 loo, 1880 sa5 1oa
rd d'2 l I 7 BSID sn TOO SAB H. S
For FIN ISGroS 100 50 "a an. 100 100. 1900 4's'
rS2 III i% at 4cc t So5 no. s 1880
ia Gao s9 rs st 400 4 saS 5SS 's 30 $50 SO s ~
MI rs VI 90? los u ;.' ssS lsls
ESQ a. os sSn lays s go 500 o5 m m, $50 ioS
For Ss 2o go ssRS s s5 ScEAS GROVE Sc az a
SS M sSS So H3%3 except sa
- 5oe sas laSC to H. $780, 400 500
Is,r AkEWOOD. iOho "N " Ns
" A; A. IA. l.3O 4. 80 p. ,., M, ,,,.,..,..,
r., TLANTlC CITY. VINELANDa anu BRlDGEtOSH
400 a. M, lS0p III ,,,,,,.,, ,.,,,,.,,.,
''' TEW.JEhsEY SOL rIIEkN DIVISION.
From PEI No & North rIy.t VIA Saniy Hook
yor HICHLANDS STARLIGHT aud Long BRACNHs
4:}O 0OO lIUO a. M. 100 3iJ, $780, $50 D. III sundays
ro o"O rILB 2'eN AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN III kIH POINT PLEASANT, &c, 300. lloO
a. m; IO0 3.I5 4iS0. $40 p IN aoo 90. .,o
TorATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Aao VIVA MI o'i' ''S
r5Ir LpAKEwooD. TOMS RIVER BARNke AT. 4'soA Hs
T,ckc. can be procured q, foot LheIryst Pier Nos
H2r,h $50 Isl and 7ao Otave Ryingtonst 10
- III and li3 Greenwich St. los 2OS East l21thss;
i5l 800 Bowery, and principal hos in New YORK city
IN Hrooslyn at No. COurtst; lOI broadway; s5S 500
Fal1nsi 2l0 S7g Manhatauave In iiobokcn 25i wash
i@fnnsi 4. Transfer Company Will c1ll for and check
Ss"NnOI1IIN Z. g. HANCOCK
= f. ,,cucral Manager Gen. Pass and ticket vt
n p gAiDWIN. g. Z. p Agt. ll9 Liberty-st n. x.
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Express Trans leave NewYork via Desbrosses Court
02o. 7.2o. =, Chicago Li@e'1. and 10 Iwashington
and ~ m and IL night Sundays. 81 . q ii@,tcd,
Trains leaving New York daily except sunday ats o. and
1lilUa. ]. "a. and l.. m. aud U sundIys,
connect ut Trenton for Camden.
Returning, trans leave Broad street station Philadelphia
i2Ol 32J 4S5 6is5, $50. $780, $40 $780, IL and fll5
Q. m Qimitct Express l:l4 and 400 p. m.) l2.44 L.
0. $50 I;l0 $40 and Ul6 y IN on Sunday 1901. 800
S:3J g. oa5. $40 IN, l2t!. 1850 Lmitodl $50 7l0
TAO p m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. a III. daily
Tisset oMces s4a 425 and 9I4 broadway Aston Housa
and foot Of Desbrosses and Courtaudt Courtst and
Brookiyn Annct station foot FuIton.sL Broox yn
Bisols JIoteL Hobotcn Station. Jersey City Emgraat
Tsh.t once No >, iattefy place. ana Castle Garden
Tho New.York Trzhsfet Company will call for and chock
ba.a age rron hotels and rosidcncea
''tti?nKLKs T. PUGH. J. X WOOD
general Manager. Geleral Passenger Agent
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT
Trains leave Grand Central Depot via Ncw-Haven Ra.
road daily except sunday,
Al D O. IN. Due IN Newport at 1880 p.
At M Duc In Newport at 4;30 p
AT p IN. puo IN Newport ~ 7:2O p. IN.
NewpOrt Express dauinsroon cars TO WEXFORD Steam
beat LahainGl
DAILY
Al p. Due Ia Newport at 6'20 a N.
THEODORE WARREN, Hup't
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
| FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
| LONG ISLAND


fg tine tasss be had 81 q sns
way. $50 Canalst 737 Cth-ave. Grand Central Depot
42dst at the Fifth Avenue Windsor and other principal
\ YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iuns ~. 1885.
toDO a. m. Rochester and Montreal Express through
drawing room cars 70 Rochester and ST. Ahan,. -.
,h,o ~ LAKE Ge0rge and MONTREAL special WIN
$50 Fast Limited and st. Louis Express with
Baao Niassra Fails ERE cieyclaad sn Iosao
chicago 30 Cincinnati 7:6j AMI 81 Lous I:AU
r. next day Through Drawing Room Car 70 Niagara
1880 m Chicago Express. drawing room 70 Rich.
ned Springs Canandagua, Rochester Niagara Falls and
II M Western York and Northern Express VITA
$50 D. no.. Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express.
through drawing cars 10 Lake George On satudys
only.
ChIcago St. Louis Express, with slcepin ZOE
NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Deros Chicago
cypress with sleeping cars TO syracuse ands'
AuhurnrOad and to Saratoga also 10 Montreal . ,..
ter 9 Raao d. MAGMA f Cleveland ioo and De
tro WatertOwn daily Ia (a'e Vincent daily excepe
day and 10 Clayton and ogdensburg daily except satur
Il;l5 Night Express with sleepingcars to Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and ZOE
Tickets on sale at Grand Central DeEo. No Bowling
and WestsSts 0aces PaTs near BSosa.
York 3sS Wasington $50 Fulton Brooklyn. and ~
Accommodations and slcepng cars Gamble
procured the ticket Offices In Newfork CITY auu
1888 Washingto ton brooklyn, ., from re.ae,ce
IThcse daily All others daily except sunday
,Ihese trains stop at Harlem 025th.st. and 4th-ave)
ion sunday runs only TO Albany and Troy xrNDpIcK
General suner,ntendent General Passenger Agent
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PACIFIC MIlL sTEAMsnIP 90. PIEn roor on

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO., PIER FOOT OF
CASALsT., n. II. NEW YORK. July IS, 1851
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
i declared QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
ONE-QUARTER PER CENT the capital stock OF this
company payable and after August 3s5 at the office Of
the Mercantile Trust Company, No l20 broadway, New
York to stoekoders Of record at the closing q the books
Company. No. 70 Broadway New York, thursday July %
1885. at three (3 O'Clock p and will reopen Monday
August 3. 1885, at ten (l0j O'clock q m. -
JOSEPH HELEN,
Treas
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A PKOMH-
NENT CITIZEN OF CANTON.

On Thursday night, the oath, inst.
Mr.David J .Begges, "a wealthy business
man of Canton, went to his apartments,
on the second floor of a business block
on the public square. having in his
possession several hundred dollars in
money. Friday morning about ten
o'clock, George Green, negro janitor
of the building in which Mr.. Begges'
rooms are located, went to that gen.
tleman's apartments, and moment
later rushed into an adjoining Office
and said that he had found the door
of Mr.. Begges' room open and that
MIR. Begges had been assassinated dur
ing the night. On going to the room,
they found Mr.. Begges lying in his
bed, apparently dead. A physician
was called and found the victim still
alive but bleeding to death from six
horrible gashes in his face and neck
which had evidently been made with
q razor. Green was Immediately sus-
pected of the crime, and was arrested
and jailed. EMr. Begges rallied and
became conscious Saturday morning,
and his first remark was: "They
ought to shoot that damned niger !;
he hit me over the head" and again
relapsed into an unconscious state. It
is thought he will recover, but will be
horribly disfgured.
Much feeling is manifested by the
citizens, and there was considerable
talk of lynching the prisoner.