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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-10-07
1t Applies to Rum.

Sir Joseph Peace il an able letter
to the London Times, on the posi-.
ton of England as the patron OF
and participator in the opium IN
dustry, the main effect Of which
has been and must be to debase
mankind, points out that the only
defense yet offered for the traffic
has been the want Of the revenue
which it yields. For this revenue
England has forced China, at the
point of the bayonot, to permit the
importation of opium from her do
minions. To this policy, there can
be little doubt, is due the great in
crease Of the use of the drug, IN
China, with its disastrous results,
In the new treaty with China, Sir
Joseph adjures his government to
remember that to reap a profit
from the cultivation of a drug the
main consumption Of which demon
allies and destroys mankind, is op-
posed alike to sound policy, to mo
rality and to Christianity. Will
the British government heed this
consistent Quaker? We doubt it.
The foregoing from the Philadel.
phi Press, the strongest advocate of
rum revenue in Pennsylvania,
the paper in which Mr. Blaine pub
lished his plan of perpetuating the
liquor traffic to derive permanent
revenue from the ruin of the citl-
zens of this country, is a strong
condemnation of its own policy and
that of it's party. Rum is as ruin
GUS in this country as opium is in
China, and our country is as Grim
inal in deriving a revenue from
rum as England is in deriving it
from opium. Furthermore the
Press is guilty of unblushing i'm
pudence in condemning England's
opium policy while sustaining the
revenue policy of the United States.
-XVIM Amendments
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-10-07

The above list only few the goods in stock The prices
will dispute quality
and the people good goods low Don't
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WAsHrNGroN. OHIO AND wEsTERS Rail

"AsHINGroN. OHIO AND wEsTERN RAIL-
w ROAD
On and after AUGUST 3d. 1895 trains VIII leave
fcm and arrive a. 9th and dep as follows
Leave NSsIilsto e. aud 40 D. m daily. ar.
rive al be, rLIt Park lO-o1 aud 626 p N IL
buf II all g. and 6:s,t; o. m arrive al {auun IN
Al l1.4S a M ard 4:lS p N. Returning. leave Round
hil o5Io O. NJ ana aS5s pass Isesburg $40 a. m
and 5-is p. M: Belmont Park 654 a. NJ ard $50
p and arrive at Washington az s35 a m and 40
q
ON sundays the train les wing Washington al a m
ONLY runs 10 Lesseurs and the train arriving no
D. %. stars from Leesourg
Special EXCURSION rstes and Sunday trains 10 BEL
MN fAh.h aoLtlAly and Communication Rates 70
al points = NJ BROPHY
- superintendent, Alexandria.
Z J. LOCKWOOD.
Passenger Agent,
5O1 Pennsy lvanla ave. Washingtnn Au2I
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M en-


BACHE On Wednesday morning September ID
1850 At O'Clock sHAkRINGTON BACHE
aged seventy-three years
Notice of fune al hereafter. 2.
BRADLEY. At Bleak House. D. c. on Wedpesgx,
morning September I'd. 1855, KATHLEEN inland
daughter OF Andrew {. and Sue II. Young Bradley
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DETWEILER At Atlantic City on August 3la
1883. ofdinhthera, FLORA, only child of John G. and
Lizzie Detweer. aged four years
Funeral private.
HOBBA AZ 6arasogA Springs, n. V August 81,
1883, MRS. EMMA A HOBBS wife of Au.ier NJ
Hoobe. In the 6rty-dth year of her age
Eunerd mom residence, 1872 East Capitol street
Innrsoay anernoon september aS. al O'CLOCK
Reie&ives and friends are Invited.
HOPKINa At $40 D. M TUESDAY September e.
1850 o ner Ate reofdenoe. 1855 Boundary stree,
aARAH, TIE oeoved vile Of StephL Hopkins.
tn4lrty 1920 yeaf OF her age
hnuy invited 10 attend
SCOTT ALL N on the morning Of September
lst lisp CLIFTON b SCOTT. In the thirty-Bints
Funeral FROM the rssidencs of his mother, 1879
Eighth streeS at q O'Clock. on Thursday >eptemba
81. JAMES On August 81, 1885, Rev. OSMoND
ST. JAMES. In his thif y-seventh year.
Funeral Will take place from Trinity church. corner
Third md streets northwest, ON Thursday AT
clock pm
vIEDT, JR On Tuesday, September LIST 1855 nj
p M, LULA, the infant daughter of Julius and Emms
Viedt, jr., aged seven montha
Funeral Will take place this Afternoon M q To- nm
WEEKS On Tuesday. September LIST lss5 nj d
O'Clock p M. NARY. eidest daughter OF Charles and
Rest In peace.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

schesnleia efsec. SUNDAY. NAY sp. 1885. untu
Lee Washington from station corner Of New Jer-
Tor lhieayo 1000 and 1910 ,. m. daily The 1000
srriS ess i IN 6aPrse 70 Fsbur and
next morning az $50 No extra ARE charged on tnis
Eor Cnc:nrs,i Louisville and ST. Louis daily at $50
p z: snd lolo p m, with through coaches and Pal
5p Itan la asai H' to cn snnss
81 Louis $50 pm No eHl1a aee eSspHS o as
thts rsin for last time
sg g ISSs . v.s s.1 .s ,es
~i ssl s assE 5ss Car. % P,.ssGTs 90
s. = ss 20 To Bis SIS sss Is E
,dISE Baltimore on sundays sIo 80 $50 and
1or points on the shsnsndoah Valley Railroad, and
points south. e25 g. %. daily. and clio D. M daily
S=lo m train has Pullman sleeper. Washington 10
For Annapolis. GAO a m. and 1910 and 40 D. M
On sqn way station. W..b,0son and
s %STf q no s ss s1n a i1.o pm ss9 40 900
Branch I=so and Ills pm, daily exceps sun
a.. s . s.y .S
d ssaS Sn ss and Ses ali
dAily. except sunday. tor Frederick $40 am, 4:a0
For Local stations between Washington and Gath.
fol s sad sISeBs ssnd sio a.uv
s1ssp, sunday, and $50 p m daily TO Hagerstown
Dolly except sunday TO Winchester.
Trains arrive fron, the Yves. daily, 600, 100 Am
las, GU pm
From Annapolis $50 a m, and l.5O and 525 n m
Sunday. lO.S5 am, 6:SS pm
From Lexington $50 p daily. except Sunday
From 4 frederick and Intermediate points SIS m
and 81 3 y daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore Washington at $40
go, To. 800, 9o5 and 1880 An. 1215, 2aSO. g.
A2O, D go, eto, suo and i ION Sundays, $50
Ssg. Ssyo and .oO pm
An trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
sxcSpi ls2o. BIS and 634O pm
FOR farther Information apply az the Baltimore
sEc OSio Ticket ashiHgTon station, 6i9 and
1Sol fernsy iy1nia avenue OF Fourteenth
street where orders will De takea for baggage 70 be
d DUNBAR. ~ X IOf,D
Gen Manager. Baltimore. a. A.
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NeWn BrtefH.

William Robinson, q young colored mau was
on trial In Winchester Va, yesterday, for out
raging little Bessie Manuel. the nine-year-oId
daughter of Frederick county farmer
The commonwealth's attorney Of Accom- 40
county, Va, Mr.. w. p. NJ. kelium, has been re-
moved from Office by the county Judge aud put
In Jail for contempt OF court.
A change OF venue has been granted in the
case Of the Marquis de Mores charged with tbe
murder OF a cowboy, from Mandan, OAK 10
bismarck. He has surrendered himself and 10
now in custody Oh the sheriff
Bicycists viii be employed az scouts In IN o
intelligence department of the Austrian army
during the annual military maneuyers
Through collision between certain members
OF the board OF poor directors Of SchuylkiIl
county, IA, and storekeepers IL is thought tho
Ii Is reported that the Spanish governments
asked and was refused Englisn support in the
Carolines amir.
Rev; Samuel W. Duncan, pastor Of Baptist
church in Rochester, N. T., has been elected
president OF Nassar college
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ties, soa.: new ihrsss. s7ss lid uo-d.s. -" ''''
d M d. MD SEQ
super, SOOs3Ao: do extra S.5Os4. 10; DO family.
s6sS ssS Is bsupss S p.sps CO. ns
900; 90 superlati>e patent. $40. Wheat-south-
ern higher; western steady and dul southern red
SOaSf: do. amber, 94a96. No. Maryland. SIlaa93:
No western winter red spot, S64sas1Lt september,
S;aS.Hs Octooer Ss4assia; November, 9l44
a9lts; necemosr, 93ss bid Corn-southsrn steady
SoaSl; do yellow. 52a5; western mixed spot, Asa
4S4; september ASH bid year. 43Ssa4A Oats steady
ana nr;n southern. 1gsS4; western white. 3us:Si;
90 mixed 2ea2e Pennsyivania, 29s34. Rye
pennsyisani. and Maryland, IS.VVal Zoo Provisions
steady. Mess PORK. 1l25. Bulk meats-shouldsrs and
csir no sides. packed. 5xaj!4. Bacun-Shoulders
"a; cisAI rib sides, .a2; h4ins, lIs- Lard-redned
~ Butter steady-wes,erp packed, 1OalS: CREAMERY
aSs2I Eggs higher aud frln 10. Petroleum quiet
no cargoes. ordinary TO fair. 1fsaeas sugar firm
SOFT ~: copper refined steady, IOxsalOAs Whisky
uuil 1.11aI.l9- Frsights 70 Liverpool per steamer
nontna!-cot,on, 5-32d.: -four. Is: grain. Is Re
celpts@hour 2.233 barrels wheat, 2OVUU bushels:
corn 5000 bushels oats. - ,UUu bushels: rye LOO
wheat, sS6 WV bushels corn. 81 700 bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. LII Sept al p. m..wbeat ruled
day-Cash and September, 90: October. sl7sas2 No
yem6er. "a Corn lower-Cash, -: September, AZ:
October. 41as; November, SO. Oats steady-Cash
ana September, 24ssa2als; October. 245s. Rye 56la
tlaxsesd lssL lgla. Whisky, La Pork lower
steady SIsias octoDsr, a22s; SSSsmSsf.
Glib
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoAAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FEHoAAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VAtEABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE :, AT
PUBIC AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN, d. Z.
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, "a
1Soo. In front ofths premises. ali commence, smml
a. the hour OF -Four O'CLOCK P. NJ 70 sell the E..21
Ioilowing descr bed property: subdivision or Lot o.
irontlny 50 15-lOC the west SIDE Of High street
between Grace street and the canal, improved oy
ourstory Brick House, containing about thirty rooms
bowling alley and large hall.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. Sub Lot SO. fronting
16 2l00 feet the side Of Grace street. near
h1sh, improved by two-story and basement orick
House. Containing TOUR rooms and Kitchen No oSlo.
Also, Sub. 81 fronting p feet the north side OF
Grace street, improved By two-story Brick House.
No. 3LO9.
Also.sub 81 fronting % 80 improved by q two-story
narue house conta ninS rooms, being No S2O1
Also, Sub. 80 noitig 30 - feet on the south side
OK Grace street improved by large frame house con
tatuing rooms. No 81 L.
Also Thrve 3-story and basement brick houses each
ontiny Us feet the south side Of Grace street.
being Nos. 32:o, 3GL2. 3I24
Also. sub. So. ironing IL 10 on the south side Of
South street between Congress and High streets, I'M
proved By one 2-3ory frame house
Also, Part Of same SUBJ fronting lS. on third f3d
alley, improved by one 2-story frame house.
Terms: One third sh, the residue In three equal
payments at g. II. and lS months, with notes bearing
interest and secured b. deed OF trust the prop
city sold all cash at the option OF purchaser. One
hun red dollars deposit on each property at time Of
sale All conveyancing and recording purcha ,er's
cost. Se2-dts
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Another Clergy man Tn Trouble.

A POPULAR ATLANTA PREACHER. WHO RI
sEABLEs WILKES BOOTH.
dispatch from Atlanta, ga. TO the Philadel-
phia Press says that Rev. Dr.. J. 6. Armstrong,
of 1t. Philips Episcopal church, that citt,
Famous for his startling likeness 10 the asssss
Dooth, and popular because OF his tolerance u
socaued worldly ADJUSTMENTS, reached hone
LAST night, after a six weeks vacation. 10 ascs
cnatges OF deoauchery, and 10 find las wife al q
Dr armstrong during his vacation preached ia
chicago, In London, Canada, and at Other
points, ana the charges OF mlscund oct come
from Cincinnati. On Wednesday night a mem
per OF the congregation received a dispatch
from cincinnati saying that DIR. Armstrong was
IN that city. committee sent TO look the
matter up passed Or. Armstrong on the way Il
was rumored that DIR. Armstrong had become a
raving maniac, bat a member of the churr n
who called on the preacher last night denied
TINS. pr. Armstrong said he ready %
PROFOUND.
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ArLL Fo1 An INJUNCTION ACT. THE n AND a
RAILRoAp COMPANY.
To-day Mr.. G. Darlington and Mr.. W A. Cook.
for w. H Day. Ellen o'Brisn. Henry caspsrls
ana othsn. alea 4 bill In equity sst- the d. ana
W railroad 70 eujoin Il from occupying certain
sueen In mont Of their premises on LIST stres,
and Delaware avenue, between II and I streets
nortnsest They ailsse that the compsny per
S leEot cars and engines 70 stand on the
S.S.A oostfocung the view and travel on LIST
ny .ne movement Of trains causes unculs-
contents; that In conssouepce OF such occUua
So - ny! sN unable 10 have sewerage, water %
nsn.H soe streets cannot pe opened for the
1870 s. purposes that collisions have taken lilac
~ SS.seen toe trains and the cars OF tie ColuIa.
~ rsiroad, causing several deaths: that
SaaN - VI tHveleu ~ well as re- dents are en-
sn,aton "a, &C. Ihey therefore ask that they be
hrsn ~ s lr9n using the streets named ior 10
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The Denalas 81 rsang Aoeean auA
Hrs. Cetto sem In the River.

Hrs. cetsa sem IN the River.
Several parties were engaged In dragging The
river al day today In the nsighborhood Of the
spot whers MeNgAn andNn. Cseta were drowned
last night Up 70 . lats hour the search
had been unsuocessfnl The bottom ofths ivsr
aa that point presents most serious diAeulsie
In the vay o. dragging. River men cay that
the contour q the bottom II Foaghsf and more
unsven than thas q IL adjacent shores. In
some rifts between the rocks the water b Ne
ported 70 - - much - forty FEET deep. In
cases whore penoos have booa drowned there
hitherto the bodies have gsnsraliy not been
recovered until they roe 20 the surface
although In one case the body VS. obtained
after long and tedious search. Lieut. hedway
ana 2 squad Of police were assisting IN the
ssasca today. Undertakes zurho1s Mss n
Eads mills this afternoon waiting, with .
the bodies - soca 9 they should b discov-
cred.
Ma Morgan, the mother Of the young man,
nas not been sick but when the drsaa new
wss broke to her II Prostsassd her. Today she
The SSsssndR q Mn osssa, n ID ss,a, d IN IT.
present. In Europe, and ~ the time Of the ecca.
gent s6e was awaiting his return 70 enter suit
The ms@bsss o. the Washington Canoe club,
waioh NJ. 4ogeA1 WAe Q msm6or, held
WScsa meeting this afternoon and passed ap-
RURnate rseoantaons on the death Of their club
~ Lolu heOarthy visited the sesos q the
ec3aoent tho afternoon.
Up q the hour az going 70 press the body
had not been found.
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FINANCIAL AND COMWEHCIAL


The following changes nom yesterdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: US. ~, 1891. coupon, i 121s bid,
y asked. U. s. As, reg, 1919 bid, 122 asked.
D. c. per. imp. 6s, 1891, coin, 113l. bid, / 14a.
asked; do. Is, 1891, cur, lis bid; Water
tocks 7s, 1908, cur, 1891 bid. Met. b. r.
stock, o0as bid, los asked. North Cap.aud . st.
a bid. Georgetown Gas, 42ia bid, As asked
ms 81 bid, IS asked. National Onion Ins
an lns., 67A asked. Potomac ms, 461s bid.
Washington Market stock, 1es4 bid, io4s asked.
% bonds. 1V5 bid Washington Brick Ma
ehfne, Io4 bid los asked. Citizens Nationa
Bank, 1OS17 bid, LIS asked. second National
Sank, ITO bid, 100 asked. Great Falls Ice, Ss
peake Pot. Tel. Co. SO bid, "a asked.
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NHE GREAT

70 THE S5sTE. WAY ABB no g59IHwrsr
i Hsrsts iaSE 81 Esss
Trims leave sshinston rOm station. corner of 9Th
5sl sSaEs and tSe est, Chicago Limited Express
e Pip psses seeEng Cars at $50 " sa5
slssPias esfs tS& Aa1sissuHs s 10 q hHS
S H9,e Ga5 S to SO L91a. ay sscep, ss,HrSsy
Shicago and Cincinnati .h1press. at 1IO P. N.
and o oae ho a. as
risbnrg With western Express with through Sleep
ioP NJ daily sof "a" Pissbnrs and iSc Wss with
aGafn Hi5risSf5F e Shss
For hs GsnsnS Sy kochesss5 suo , Nssar.
For WiTian1spor. Lock Haven and Elmira, at $50
For New f1 oft s snddsP Pss sq Ess 100
n, 1922 ~ loS0 p a.: and 49, ioI2 nisht On sun
siSbt di@ 9s,f E1pGsss Of Pullman F.IiOl Cara
Cor Boston wi1hsSt change ssa Do every day
For hrookISSn n Y. AL through trains connect a,
1s direct transfer % Fulton street avoiding dou-
roI BE ss; ;ss5sgs seress New dos5 "a
400. so1. iooo PM sod rI Els hight to On 2 s0O
81 sS ae ' S9St $50 5so an a. iRs
except sunday
f.asit s as $50 as 80 ad s'9 9, 1870
any i 2 n,sn On 7 sEpd 1SS s9 $50
ForPope. Greek Line. Ills An and 4,4o p. NJ daily
except sunday.
TOE Annapolis, 6:35 A NJ, 12.O5 and AIS PM dai,y.
SiaGa iN ~ SpnerG sS RAIL
NAY, APP y ,4AJJ5ExANDKIA AND WASH
For Aexand.ia 600. 800. s:25, 1101, and II IS A
sunday ar 6-VO. S-25, II .ol M, SOS PM
For Richmond aud the South. 900 and l. .Ol 4 NJ
daily. ana is45 ?. VI. daily. except SUNDAY
100. l9lo An 10. sos ssas s:i6 ssSs e AID
On sunday al 800 and 1O:lO AM: 75J5 and IFS
. Pm. and LILO night
T1cs and Information the Office northeast COR
ner q 18Th street and rpnnsylvana avenue and at
he station, where orders be LEFT for the CHECKING
81 oegyass 70 Destination from hotels residences
ClAS- Z. PCJH. T. r. MOOD
General Manager. Ije22l General Passenger Agent.
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SHOOTING AND SHARP PAINS THAT SEEN
to cut through you like knife instantly re-
heved BY placing CUTIcuRA PLASTER over the spot
whsre the pain originated No other plaster or ini-
ment or appliance can be compared with this new,
original elegant, and never.fkng antidote TO pain
and Inflammation, Warranted the best plaster ever
compounded. At druggists, 70 ave for 81, mailed
Tree FoffE1 DRro AND CRIMINAL Co., Boston. So
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Hanlan's Challenge. To Cour,,cv.

hh PROPOSED MATCH WITH rEENER
Edward Hanan has len AT the ORC on On.
.try, fsetd and furws, In New York. n challenge
TO Charles Z Courtney to row a sius,e sc,,II -.
q three miles, with . turn. on any afsr ~.
can % axreed upon, for not less than Al 600 a
vac, vsshan slx weeks Of signing the articles; q
onsienes 70 = ID. Conley TO row n similar rsce
on the oay Following the race with Cou-ir,r
and challenge on behalf Of himseIf and maie
70 courtney and Coniey 70 row a do16Ie sct.Il
- - e o. tnres mules, With turn for 81 900 or
y2,ooo Q side, g . time and place T. oe aQreri
upon aAulau has deposited q forseIt of sl,go
en- cach Of these challenges with Mr. uamiiton
busoey, and SAYS that the challenge, Will te
open until September s.
On Saturday, september 9Th, Hanlan ard
Ieemer, OF PttsburR, will meet a. the Office If
the Riyf, Feld ana F0y7. 10 sign ar: scles Tor a
three-mtle race for $4,000 q side Teetnar
posted Sloo forfeit on August I'D. which IA y
Ian covered the same day. The date and plaas
VIII be decided on saturday. The wipner of
this race Is 10 go 10 AustraliR 10 try Io dlsp.o
OF Beach, the aptipodean who recently best
HaIllan twice. BE viii leave this country dur
Ing the coming winter, and Will Try 60 have The
race rowed In July or August, $50, = hicb, a
being the Australian winter months, viii "a
less enervating % an American than The Aul
tailan sumner. during which IL was That Beach
outrowed Haplan.
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The Suspected Murderer.
HE REFUSES TO RETURN TO GEORGIA WITH

OCT REQCIsITION,
John Henry Crawford, alias Charles I. Ward
the oricklayer arrested yesterday on suspicion
Of having murdered Callie Gordon, on the .th
OF July at High Shoals, Morgan County, Ga, Is
held for q reqaisiton. Abouttwo years ago the
prisoner worked in Albany. n. u, and was there
known as John Henry Crawford. While at work
In Richmond recent: ne Is reported to have
said to q hoo carrier who angered him, .'I'll do
you as l did fellew I'm Georgia" Gordon,
GA. was killed while at work q building By
q hrickiaysr, who struck him On the head with
q trowel
The prisoner says be can prove an alibi II
given chance, but refuses To return 10 Georgia
without he Is Obliged to. Mr. Biting, for whom
the prisoner worked, offered TO pay his way
but ne refused to 60. A dispatch was received
at police headqoarters this afternoon asking
that Crawford be held, and stated that man
ton
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GENTs INDIAeAUzE SHIRTS, 3slsc; WORTH
~ 5Oc.
S cents I bS1. Gause Shirts Soc; worth 51c
Siostpg out Spring Neckwear at half prica -i'--'
FINEST Satteen Drawers only SOC
Spring Weight Undershirts soc; worth 76c
MeUum Weight Cndershrts nearly al wo0l. Soc
ASK TO see the COMFORT SHIRT. made Of Wan
1siniorced, ready FOR the wash tDh, only 06 centA
nns . the best fitting. best made shirt In re
only S5c for the Finest Dreas Shirt ct the
6nANCa BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
myZS 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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HOUSE Funsmu1Soa
sEAToN PERRY.
tSrccEssoR TO PERRY 4 BeorHaH3.
MADRA& ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE
n .GphTA1NG ALL PRICES.s
sA% f fSSs EAhkE S sEEkssS M 1kb SSSs
FT As SShNsEEf s2 sAsL 1af fIIsEss
HHIIGGKKABAcK TOWELS, FROM i2isc 10 $50
SRbS SSFs 4Sp q sE n :, LINEN NAPKINS,
Mask TABLE el 662As AEE wfhb 'nis AS I'D
erE kSSSHH f spz4 gAAAsz rAssy, ee5eaEB
GGLoTH 81 AND "a wtpE TABLE c1NToN
ooAFIETE sTocK OF BELGIAN PILLOW AND
AL55;IWs,9 fSL aLASKETs AND MARsEiLLEs
M a aezifR s1 so7h Wife taAh
NEW WEI IMf9E WkPps JERSEYS AND nnD1ua
s.L IS e GhSnp 1A AhR CASHMERE sHAw1s'
eEf ETiN sG9 CT sI MAuDs AND LADIES' TRAY
n@NkW FAT AND WINTER IMPORTED
s%PLAIN FIGURES AND CoRREoT FRlcEs
sEATON PERRY,
Perry BUILDING 49,
Established 1910. au2o
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STEAMERS

~ ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
company pier, No. AZ North River, foot Of Morton
street New York
am
Normardie, Frsngeul, Wednesday, Sept Ia, IL am.
Canada, de KersaDec, wednesday, Sept 28, A:3u
Am.
Ameiiqus. Santeln, Wednesday, Sept 80, 9 am.
Ban49e Iran sstan,i9ue 81 Paria LOUIS DE he
BAN, Agent, No Bowling Green New York.
MessrS BELL co, Agents for the District Of
Co umbia, l437 Pennsylvania avenue,
SCI Waaninaton D. G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
l. LAKE GEORGE AND

l. LAKE GEORGE AND
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR CAR HfSE
Trains ON New York. West Shore and Buifao tail
way, BY West Shore of picturesque Hudson River.
leave Jersey City station OF Pennsylvania Rsrosd as
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 am. arrive Saratoga
1880 p ~ Elegant Pullman Hudet Cars to Sarslo-
~ then,e to Montreal. Pennsylvan Railroad trai n
save washington 1915 3 ul. 10 connect.
CAI>klLL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $40 am,
arrive at Hotel Kaaterskin 2:l1 pm, Grand Fct FL
i;@o pm Parlor Cars. Pennsylvania road
H1ln IeAvs- washington l2lo Am to eonnect
,pA1 EAFNESS 80 g. ~, Arrive Aoahy p.m.
Sharon Springs pm. Cooperstown 7:I0 pm,
Guca S;iz m, Syracuse 80, p M, Rochester fO.50
z m. Budaio l2;l5 am; Niagara Fails 12:&3 Am
Perior Cars 10 4 bany and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND C1TSEIlL MOT NTAIN EX-
gEAS& l05S An, arrive at HOTEL KAArERS
I'LL olo pm Grand Hotel, $40 H.. Sarstoga
$50 p m, Lake George pm Parlor Cars Long
nraa Gu and New Yo to Saratoga and Lake Georys
Ienhsylv Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
. 20 An TO Connect
sARATOGA AND cATSKILI. MOUNTAIN LINZ
ned, 3:25 p.m ar i've az Hotel K,atersSiu S.57 D.
M Grand Hoel S:S6 PIN. SARATOGA 9:lO pm, Mon
Saratoga Buffet par or cars leave Washington on
Pennsylvaois Railroad train at $50 for Saratoga
s,eopers thence 10 Montreal Ask for single round
trip TICKET, b. West shore Route andavod long trans
fer through New York City Apply 10 city or depot
xgcns CT tennsFly mia Railroad for complete time
"a les. tickets and parlor car chairs
Parlor c- chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
Company Pennsy lvania Railroad Station Jersey City
New Jersey HENRY M0NETT,
General PASSENGER Agent
U13-a15 No. 2S0 BROADWAY, n Y.