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AUSTRIA MAKES COMPENSATION OF SERyIA
AND GREECE CONDITION OF HER ASSEM-
The Paris Temps says that Russia has decided
TO recognize the union OF Bulgaria and Roume-
liza; that Germany has offered no opposition to
the union, and that Austria makes the COM
pensation Of Servia and Greece q condition of
her assent.
The Servian government has 81, 900 men un-
der arms. II Is feared that the king must at
tempt a coup de main before the conference Is
concluded, because the finances of the country
are unable to stand the present heavy drain
The people of Greece are sending petitions to
King George, asking him to pursue vigorous
policy In connection with the ROumelian revo-
luton.
King Milan, of Servia, held a reception at the
royal palace at NisSa yesterday. He was hailed
by the populace as the ruler OF Macedonia. Pri-
waite conversations with members OF the Skupt-
china, which Was opened by the king, reveal
the fact that they are unanimously in favor OF
the extension OF Scryia-
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MARRIED TO A CoIORED MAr-rh. nat.
delphia Times states that Minnie Kelly. n hn :.
ON white girl, emp loyed at Green's hotel. IN
renee Grover, mulatto the head wS3ter ~ ~
establishment. They have Get up houseke sss
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A TRAGIcAL BUoGy RrpR-Miss Anna r4nh.
bard. daughter OF Sheriff Hubbard, OF KanaWha
county. West Virginia, died suddenly last week
,M an a.sack OF epilepsy caused by injuries
November. It is said that Julius Staehlen. who
was driving with Miss Hubbard at the time Of
iady, mas disappeared since her death. and HI
believed to be insane "A~ 40
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At Boston, yesterday, Franklin ]. Moeee A..
governor Of South Carolina, was senfenceti -
three years imprisonment in the state'e nrisos =,
Tor obtaining money under false pretenses,
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THE EUROPEAN TRAFFIC IN YOUNG GIRLS
England and Belgium entertain favorably Hol-
iahd propose! for II treaty for mutual proven.
ton of traffic in young girls for immoral pur-
poses Holland has notified Germany that q
NUMBER OF German agents are endeavOring to
OF Dutch brothelS.
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a MONUMENT To CONFEDERATE DEAD-The
Aihoaina soldiers Monument association has
Deen ORGANIZED at Montgomery, to build mon
uheht 'o the confederate dead on the capitol
grounds, where Jefferson Davis was in.mau
Iateu president OF the confederacy. The ;sso-
clarion Includes most OF the prominent men i'm
aL,oiinit The monument Is to cost $50 600
anu MONTGOMERY has already subscribed a
large amount.
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rJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTH


Schedule in effect August So lssS
$50 A M.-LlNCHBUkss NAIL. daily, except sun
Gay 70 local stations connecting at Lynchburg win
11lS A. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAI. daily
making close connections south and Southwest CON.
Meeting al lynchenrs with n, and w. X r. daily
except sunday, with C. and q. Railway Pullman
sleeping Buffet oars from New York and Washing.
ton To Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from N ssl-
tngton 20 New Orleans without change OF cars.
o:4o Z. M.-L0UIsNIIIE FAST LINE Daily VI.
charlottesville 10 Cincinnati. Louisville and ali
ton to Louisville.
10:4o p. M.-soUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily TO all points south and Southwest VIA ban
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
washington 10 Atlanta and Montgomery. Pnrlor
Cars Montgomery TO New Orleans Pullman sleep
ers nom ashington via Charlotte and Columbia 10
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington a, ass n
m daily, except sunday.
Warrenton Trains leave Washington nj 800 n nm
daily. except Sunday. ll:l5 q M and 5;s5 p. m
Trains arrive In Washington 500 a m, Southern
EXPRESS, daily, $40 am. Strasburg local daily ex-
Sep, SUNDAY d:So p.m- Lynchburg Mail, daily. en-.
cept sunday S:l5 pm. New Orleans East all daily
s:so I'm Louisville Special. daily.
FOR tickets and information INQUIRE st Compspy's
Il. and r. Station '-
M SLAUGHTER n MACDANrEI
au2s Sol. HAAS. TRAFFIC Ma nsses
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TNHE GREAT
THE sEfGSKTTs E ErsT AN Ro goJrrwrS,
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID scENTRY'I
fs EFrs aAe ISSE Est E sss
Trains leave Washington nom station corner ofeth
For FFisSuIE and the West Chicago Limited Erps.
Ine o a. aa Sas rs sS Al s,S ..
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati.
csr kSSssp g ei ScasS
Chicsgo and Cincinnati kKpress at 7l0 P. "
and Harrisburg 70 Louisville; oonSsctiSs at asT
risbnrg with Western Express with through Sleep
!oP; N, daily iCI Pttsburg and the West. with
slssPsr And a Y Sh RsfhRoan
For Erie Gsnandaigna- Rochester. Buffalo, NIAGARA
to sfssss sss1rdA with Palace
For Se y Yofs ana sSe East 5is $50 and 90 A
night Limited Express Of Pullman MP Psr ia Cara
For without change change sS evey uy
For arseS Win s.s % hsSosh trains comet q
For is SeS s S0 saS AM
dsS $40 sS lSoo a ON and 1915 night on sun
I2;is night Limited Express GAO An da sGe
N, iaos, 3SS, 400, las, is6. Sdo. .;lo 10 100
IlSS An; 900. 400. 900. 7:io. 1000 JPN M . aud
For Popes Greek Line. 7:ls AM and 4ao p. NJ daily.
except sunday. 80
For Annapolis 6:35 A. NJ, 1906 and 4:25 PM daily
except Sunday. On sunday, 400 PM
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDFRICksBIIRa RAIL
INGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 500. 200, s:25, llOl and n rs A.
M 205. ARD, 4:45, 6:25, SOS, and 1897 p Al ON
-, Sunday at 500. s25, II 0i A; NJ, 500 pm.
daily. and 4:45 L. NJ. daily. except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8:o5 200,
1000. 1910 A. M; lsp0 3s05. 3:23 5:i0, es05 aid
1l:35 Il, M, and 1910 midnight except Monday.
ON Sunday mt 800 aid lO:l0 A. M. 700 and ii Is
Pm. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
Der of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and AT
the station, where orders be check ing
of baggage 10 destination hotels and resdencex
CHAS. T.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Ije22l General Passenger Agent
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

ITO NORFOLK AND EoRT MONROE
MONDAYS wE SEsb SnsS AND rfkIbAYs
Secure roo S;So p; m, Rom IN street wharf
s R.Dns
10. further Information inquire at Company's ONCE.
.ss IS wharf re'sesGns wi ME i.s en.r. As.u.
STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES 7THsTREET
-, wharf on Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays q
Creek. returning on Monday. wednesday and Friday
and al ssa ssa
'sS'Ass up only For sH nis5mss.or ;,PPly %
se5 CT JONES. AT. 7th-st wharf
ON FARE 10 NORFOLK. -sTEAMER LADY
pm. Firssci.ss Fare. Si.So; Round Tip. si.S0
Fss g csn on ssns An
Svs sunday ndSS. s: ann TrS
ENoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFrELr
leaves Ithstreet wharf on MONDAYS. THURS
and suSbH9 p% soaSS
%SIr a. Ays. LANDING: Is r ss NoS.inl Greek
with b O r R -ss sGPS 8 . g: :sasSule
CIV. RIDLEY. Mansser. - ~ spii
DIFRHEscTTo 10 MEN, ys XoRK7 Z STEAM:
er IN 81 East ye
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. apl
DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE
STEAMER SUE.
CAPT. W. c. GEOGHE0AN
win resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON, stopping ct River Landings leaving
1sss Ns's
must be prepaid
All Recommendations nrst-class Applyto
STEPHENSON BRO, 9TH St wharf
Onace:-12th St and Pennsylvania av. NV. million
Mt VERNON MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily Except Sunday for
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q M; returning, reaches
Washington about $50 p N.
sel6 L L BLAKE, Captain
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YALE's FIRST LADY LAW STUDENT-Miss
Alice b. Jordan, of COldwater, Mich, graduate
Of the academic and law departments at the
University of Michigan, entered the Yale Law
school Thursday. She is the first woman ever
entered in any department OF Yale, outside of
the art school.
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10 SUPPkkSS BOYcorrING IN IRELAND
LORD Randolph Churchill, secretary of state
ioI India, arrived in dublin Thursday to con-
for Ireland, as to what means can he
employed under the common law for the sup
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RAILROADS.
VVAsHIN0ToN, OHIO AND wlsTKRN RAIL,-
" ROAD

On and amer August 30. 1885, train. win ,.sv~
nom and arrive ~ 9Th and streets depot a. foo~r
Leave w sshington y q m and s;a5 n m. daily ar
rive at Belmont Park 1851 and doe M Il &C.,
e l;SS a m and 71s y m Returning leave Round
Hin esS n ma. and tsss p m: ps~s Lee<eurg ss2 . m-
p. NJ and arrive st Washington s:SS a M and -lo
p. m.
On sundays the train leaving Washington N n n nm
only runs % Les>bure and the arriving nj Id
I. m. starts from Leesbury.
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains % REL
MONT PARK. Monthly and Communication RATES 20
al points n NJ BROPHY
Superintendent Alexandria
T. J. LOCKWOOD.
Passenger Agent.
507 Fennsy lyania ave. Washington ansr
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FINANCIAL.
SUMNER RESORTS.

CEPTEM Der AND OCTOBER In THEA A
- mountains. Get free from malarial and VGAA9
other diseases at Shenandoah Alum Springs. lk.9f
Va For terms address A. ]. MYERS se1a-2W
HOTEL LAURANCE, COR. MAIN AND COURT
y Il sts., Luray, Va Opened July LIST, 1884,
Pleasantly located up town. and one mile vEyAv
IRON the wonderful caverns Of Luray. Pure lE.f3
water nom artesian well on the premises ARE ex.
celent-equal to any-with everything new, neat aud
comfortable. Free buss will meet all trains Rates
81 per day, SIP per week.
spl7-6ma JOSEPH PARKINSON Proprietor
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PROGRAM OF THE ENGLISH NATIONAL. LIB
ERALS.-The National Liberal Federation at a
meeting in London yesterday adopted resolu-
tons fayoring the abolition of primogeniture
and other forms OF entail and security of tenure
Tor Farmers. making the compensation for i'm
Provements on lands compulsory, and urging
the purchase OF lands by the government for
allotmeDts To laborers.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect SUNDAY, May 3n 1886. untn
Leave Washington from station, corner of New Jer.
eey avenue and c street
q. m. is a Fast Limited Express 10 Iaiisbnrr and
Chicago, arriving 10 ri,seurg at 80 M. chicago
train for fast time.
Sc slespins cars 70 above points without change
and 81 Louis arriving In Cincinnati ne kt morning =
40 81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare Is charged
Fer PiI,ssuTE q 1000 a m, with rarlor Car, and
with Sleeping taTs to PtsbSr s.e1sA'u anu ps'r'"
s! aOr sn Bsli 5%s on west days ele $40 80
RAM rn $50 aS sso alo $40 esa sis sS sns
1906 ~ is i!so ssS 4;sd SAC Gao ssso ana
for points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad; and
S.25 m. train has Pullman sleeper. Washington q
For Annapolis. GAO a. m. and 1910 and ss3O n m
On sunday s:soa IN. 4:40p M
and pm mo- On Sunday $50 a% l and $50 &
Branch ~ and nm Pm: DAILY: sscsis sum.
saa SS STATIONS Sa ao a sun
$40 Am. daily, sunday stops all stations for
daily. except sunday. for Frederick. $40 am. 4:so
For Local stations between washington and Gath.
ers5urg, l2:51 m daily except SUNDAY
except sunday, and $50 pm daily to Hsgerstown
Daily e., escep, sunday e w,nchester: ooo
lao, $50 pm
From Annapolis $50 am. and l:5O and o:25 pm.
Sunday 1875 am, 635 pm.
From Lexington 500 p m. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points s.25 n m
and S:l5 d m. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at BIO
$50. 720, 300 9.l5 and 1880 am. 1918, 2 30 g.
4.l0, q, $50, 500 300 and ii ION Sundays, 6:B0
7:2o, 300 and 800 am. 1:30 2:30 4:2o 5sj0. $50
$50 800 and Il 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except I:25. 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Office Washington Station, 81 and
Pennsylvania avenue, Fourteenth
where orders will be taken for baggage 10 ~
checked and Received at any point In the city.
Il. DUNHAM, G. n LORD,
Gen. Manager, Baltimore q. r. A
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COMPLAINTS ABOUT ACTRESSES PICrUREs-
An anonymous communication has been re-
celved by the baltimore police commissioners
complaining that the photographs OF actresses
displayed IN the windows of some of the stores
are obscene, and asking that their exhibition
IN pubic places be suppressed. The matter was
placed in the hands of Deputy Marshal Fry. who
mas procured a number OF the pictures They
Will be examined by the police commissioners
and they will be asked to decide whether they
are OF such character that their exhibitor
and sale shall he stopped.
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isssf3 + 4 $ S'S * 1t
EsIp LII 4 ~ 4 cooSS kkk
& q 89 SO E z s
ae So 9 90 . Q 90 o BBnbp ssss

In our Black Goods Department we can show you
ir Silk warp Goods Henriettas, Melrose Drap Alma
Armure. Crepe Cloth, Coupoure, Venetian.
In Atwood Goods-Melrose, Drap d'Alma Jersey
Cloths Cames' Hair Wicker Cloth Cachemire De
Linde. Biarriz Cords, etc
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j. G.. HurcH1ssos.
IMPORTER.

j. g. HvrcHrssos.
IMPORTER
TER STOCK INCLUDES THE GREATEST
VARIETY OF ELEGANT
MILLINERY" "CLOAKs" AND SUITS"
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY.
LARGE LINE OF "FEATHER TRIMMING" IN
ALL COLORs AND WIDTHS AT VERY LOW
PRICES
NOVELTIES IN "DREss TRIMMINGS AND
"LACES"
SILK vELvETs' AND VELVET RIBBONS"
FINE SILK PLUSH AT Sl.25 AND 1.5O pr I'd.
BEST QUALITY MOHAIR ASTRAKAN S. rs
pr. yd.
THE GREATEST CARE HAS BEEN BESTOWED
ON THE SELECTION WITH THE VIEW OF OBJ
TANNING LATEST FASHIO NABLE CREATIONS
WHICH COMPRISE LEADING FOREIGN AND
HOME MANUFACTURED GOODS, AT PRICES
WITHIN REACH OF ALL
NO CHARGE FOR FITTING LADIES SUITS
AND CLOAKS
FOSTER KID GLOVES
Trevise. Paris lse2el e07 Pennsylvania ave-
Mrs M. j. Husr.
1909 STREET,
Has Just returned from New York. and calls the At
sention ofthe Ladies' to her elegant stock Of
se26 MILLINERY GOODS
- o U L A e..
We have 100 Dosen LADIES BAIBRr0aAN
Hose sizes to on. our regular 47c Hose, which We
shall sell for s7sc per pair three pair for q or q
per box
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OUR SECOND FLOOR,

We have displayed the newest and most complete
line of wraps of every conceivable style and color We
will not say anything regarding the prices but earn
esty request you to examine them We ask this as q
favor and, therefore should you with the desire
of looking only, we shall show you just the same at
ention feel convinced that this will be the cause
of selling you wrap when you are in need of ona
We also keep on this floor q stock of Jerseys which
promise you no other house can secure the same
designs We therefore, assure you something entirely
new and nobby. Our buyer of this Department has
displayed unique taste in the designs which are his
original, and therefore, We would like you to see
them.
We also have on this floor our Fur, Lace Curtain
and Underwear Department which have just been re-
plenished. and have not the space to particularze
Our Lace Curtain Department is ripe with the latest
patterns from Nottingham, which have Just i'm
ported through the custom house These embody the
Russian. Antique, Persian, Madras and all other new
designs
We have made lots ofnew friends and cemented ties
of friendship stronger with old ones by
OUR ONE PRICE WAY OF DOING BUSINESS.
Every article marked in plain figures.
LANSBURGH BRO,
SEGA 400. 422 424. AND 42e SEVENTH STREET
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GEN. TooMBs MIND WAvERING.-A dispatcb
70 the Atlanta Constitution says the condition of
Gen. Toombs is but little changed He grows
gradually worse, and his relatives are daily
more apprehensiye that the end lis not far The
paialysis with which his left side has been at.
lacked has completely deprived him OF the use
OF his left leg and arm, and that side of his bodv
Is gradually yielding To the stroke His mind
waivers and he frequently imagines himself mar.
tcipating In the stirring events OF the war OF
arguing some important case at the bar.
HANGED HERSELF BECAUSE SHE WAS TIRED
OF LIFE.-Ettie Robinson, daughter OF Ira A.
Robinson, of Marion township,sInd., committed
suicide by hanging Tuesday. She was missed
about noon, and her body was found three
hours afterward in an outhouse, suspended by
a rope TO the rafters. No cause is known for hel
action except that young man who had been
keeping compay with her had failed TO keep ar
engagement for the evening before. She wal
twenty years old. She len the following note
"Dear Mother-I am tired OF life. Do moi
grieye for me. am going where there IL nd
more trouble, pa and ma. / don't want you e
go to any expense for me when die. 1t will
be sweet to die. I beg you not TO grieve
friends dear. Dear brother and sisters, be good
TO your pa and ma, and grieye not fos me. Youl
sister Elite"
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OPPOSITION TO INDIAN AGENT OWEN-Ad.
vices from Indian Territory are to the effect
that many Cherokees are fighting the appoint
ment OF Robert Owen as Indian agent 1T the
Union agency, on the ground that he is ineiigi-
bic being a Cherokee and not n citizen of tho
United states. Ex-Chief VIM. L. Ross, a dis
tinSuished Cherokee, has written a letter i'm
Which ne described a case parallel to that of
owen. During Grants administration MIR. Ross
was appointed Indian agent, but failed or con-
Ilrmation because Senators Boggs Allison and
NORTH objected to him as he was not a citizen
OF the United states, but a Cherokee, and Gen.
Grant Withdrew the nomination.. It is stated
mat owens appointment will likewise be re-
jected by the Senate ~
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WOOD AND COAL.

GEORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
NJ Dealer. Office and Yard. 1922 l4th ST. NV, foot
"a; Sawed, Pine. ST. Oak 81: Hickory, $3.50. Mood
At reduced price to dealers. Telephone connection
oil parts of the city. seI2-3m
II INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Buyers TO my large and superior stock of Lumber
Wood and Coal, which am selling very low prices
for cash.
JOHN MILLER
Omces: 1920 14th street northwest. 4ia street and
Maryland avenue southwest.
Main Depot and Mill south Capitol and sts Audi Am
= 600 TONS COAL FOR SALE. COMPRIS-
OsOOO ing every desirable variety, at the very
lowest prices kindling and Stove Wood prepared in
the best manner. Quick and prompt delivery send
N your orders Office. llla Penna. ave. Branch
Omces 32S Penna- ave. and 10th and X SITS NV. De-
pot and wharf, 9TH and Water SITS. s.w.
Vl43m u. L. SHERIFF.,
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
New, CHARMrNe WrSrER TouRs
British and French West India Islands. do
SIS BARRACUDA, 18th October
SIS. BARRACUDA, 25th November. etc
stopping day more at ST. kits, Antigua, MART
nque Barbados, Demerara. Trinidad, Grenada. etc.
superb passenger accommodation, xcelleut cuisine.
smoking room, bath rooms. etc. Apply 90
LEAYCRAFT a CO.,
sel9s. tn .th.6m lao Pearl ST., New York.
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lard LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. n. X. NEW YORK.
sERvIA...-.-...sat Oct. sERvIA---- Sat- oct 81
GALIIA Sat, Oct 10GALLIA-.---.sat,N Nov.
AURANIA.--..s,al. Oct IL AURASIA-..-sai-. Nov. Ia
ETRURIA-.-.-Sat. Oct. 24ETRURIA--.---sat,N Nov. "a
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-Soo $50 and SlO0
according 70 accommodations intermediate pszssgs.
$-S5.
steerage very low rates Storage tickets 10 and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts
Of Europe II lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply as the Company's
Cabin 70 OTIS BIGELOW CO. Cos I'm stresS-
Washington, d C.
VERNON H BROWN a Co. New York.
Ae6srA OTIS BIGEIOW a co.
se2S 606 7th street, Washington.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE B. g. o, TELE.
GRAPH COMPANY.-The Baltimore Anae,.ican
says that at the conference Mr.. Robert Garrett
held last Tuesday i'm the Central Baltimore and
Ohlo building with Vice Presidents Spencer
ana King and Mr.. ID. H. Bates, president of the
Baltimore and Ohio telegraph company, a re-
organization of the latter company was eff
1ected, and 1t was announced that the com
pany has made an exclusive contract for q long
term OF years with the United Press.
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LADIES' GOODS.

NINE b. VAN REUTH, 72S 18TH ST NV
NE will exhibit on MONDAY, Oct. 5th choice We
eclon of Manties, Jackets and Robes. Oc2 It
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RUTGERS STUDENTS UNDER ARREsT.-Eight-
Teen students OF Rutgers college were arrested
Wednesday evening Tor alleged disorderly con
duct, but were discharged on their own recognize
ance until eight last night, when they appeared
Their trial will take place on Monday evening
What seemed a "huge joke to the students
now threatens to become serious matter
Seven Of the eighteen students are freshmen
and are all of good standing
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-24

Washington Letter in Louisville Courier j ournal
Senator Beck says emphatically that he in
dorses the opinion of the who said the
best thought of the Lords prayer was "Lead
us not into temptation" and, therefore,
| when he (being a member of the Senate Ap-
preparation committee) received at the Capi-
tol the card of the wife of Senator Logan,
and knew that she came to argue him into
advocating an appropriation for the Garfield
hospital he sent word to her that he could
not see her. This did not discourage the
lady, who has had years of experience in
coaxing men to change their minds in regard
to legislation and nominations, she again
sent her card to the man who thought to
evade an interview. The would obdurate
Senator sent back the same message, only to
receive the reply that the lady said she would
see him, and would keep her seat until he
came out. The kindly nature of the Ken
lucky Senator as well as his gallantry ap-
pealed to him and forbade him to keep her
on guard too long, and he gracefully submit
ted to the inevitable. He tried to speak
gruff1y as he remarked when he met her, 81
sent word that I would not see your She
answered sweetly; II know you did, and |
hope that you received my message that
would remain until I did you" Forth
with she proceeded to state her errand ard
in the most captivating manner urged the
need of such hospital the one she was
now advocating, and that it especially
adapted to Washington; that it would fail if
not assisted by Congress. She convinced the
Senator, in spite of his better judgment, and
not only that, but he adds in telling the sto-
ry that Mrs. Logan never lobbies, and only
uses legitimate means when she wants some
thing she has set her heart upon. MIS-. Lo-
gan wrote down the sum wanted, and Sena-
tor Beck put it through amendment to
the proper legislative bill, and it passed, only
the amount is cut down from ST, 800 to 81
800. half loaf is better than none.