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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
On Thursday, April 3O. 1a95

A magnificent Cole Medal will be presented
to each member Of the winning team, and
Money Prizes to the amount of Four Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars lSi59) will be contend
ed for.
The following Companies have entered
Teams:
''Richmond Hussars," Georgia
Beaufort District Troop South Carolina.
Liberty Independent Troop, Georgia.
"Edgefeld Hussars," South Carolina.
Mcintosh Light Dragons, Georgia.
'Ehingham Hussars," Georgia.
Georgia HussaH" Georgia.
The local military have kindly offered to
parade and act as escort to the "Hussars"
and the visiting Cavalry.
The Exercises OF the Both will conclude with
4 GRAND MILITARY BALL,
to be given at the Drill Room of the Georgia
Hussars.
Excursion Tickets Mt four a. cents per mile
for the round trip VIII be issued by all the
Railroads leading to the city, good Tor five (5)
days, commanding April 2S, 1885.
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Snrctal sGnttrea.
Special Notice

DIR. r. J. MUM viii be absent from the
city during the next week.
APRIL q, 1855.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25

White sbIr q, open front, with studs,
at Belsingors "a Whitaker street.--Ade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25

Observations taken at the same moment
Of time at all stations:
SAvANNAH. April a. 10 :3G p NJ. City Time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23
XDe NeremOnys
By Associated preaa
NEW YORK DRAPED IN BLACK.
Mayor Grace 70 Offer . Site for q Tom
in the New Riverside Park.

A"AAAA A11SAR En- AN 0s<ASAe
Mayor Grace to oaer Site for \ Tomb
in the New Riverside PARK.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-As soon as Gen. Grants
dea tn became known here flags were hoisted
to half-mast and bells were tolled, It was in
teres.ing to note how many Persons had pre-
decoration. At 9 O'Clock a. m. Buildings ID
all parts ,, Of the city were hung with
numbers, and signs Of respect were visible
everywhere. All the flags were hoisted on the
city hall at half-mast, and Mayor Grace called
office at one o'clock to take some action on the
death: y, The mayors idea is to offer to the
statue viii be erected in this park,
visible to the thousands who pass up and
down the North river, and as the park has yet
TO be finished, the mayor believes that IL can be
built up to the burial place, as It were, and
make the grave and its surroundings among
the grandest anywhere. If the board author
iZe him, the mayor will forward the offer to the
family at once.
The board of aldermen will hold n meeting in
the governors room in the city hall tomorrow
OCCASION. 1t was impossible to get the alder
men together to-day. At this meeting resolu-
the public buildings as at the time of President
Gartield's death will be adopted. UP town and
down. east side and west, the one subject Of
event has occurred since the close of the war
that has thoroughly and respectfully alb
sorbed the minds of the people. No great sur
prise or excitement has been occasioned, be-
cause the death has been SO long anticipated,
but in inspiring deep. honoring and universal
thought this event is most far reaching.
All the exchanges held impromptu meetings
and passed resolutions OF sympathy and regret.
Formal meetings will be held In q day or two
In the meantime the buildings will be deco
rated with extraordinary care. AS ii by magic
Gen. Grants picture in one style or another
appeared In nearly every store that
had show window, edged in Grape
or framed in black. Black bordered ex.
tras were sold in large numbers-even those
that had the simple announcement Of the
death folio wed by q long biography.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23

BY No FSysSca sSGsrsss.
Mt. McGREcoR, July 2S-Soon ater prs.
Douglas aud shrady len the dsAsA ~ shey
conversed feeiinsiy Of the latter hours a Gen.
isiiaFs, ssd the intellect We ia:s . sssssns
night though = sircuWssa0Ss e seslosi indi'
water s %sispsrsS NE Ss s.n.ss ~
ss;s Ss ssS r ssss q: :ss an $. AZ s. q
q response was the last utsesNnee q General
DR. bousl.s rensr,rsd that the pPesnsraty OF
Gen; Grants ,s death was EXPLAINED by - re-
Aex consciossnss, shs docsOr sScSShs, - 70
tainsd 20 the lasl The eenerul aka a shser
sxnsnssace and . perfectly painAsa ankahg
"Yes |" inses,ecscd Dr. shrady, quist,y, che
general dreaded pain when he felt he had
psrmis.d . 1s sss'a the sssi ps &c W..
msde and II hes been kept Siscs Se com.
menced to sink Tuesday nteht he wsa me nom
Towards the lass no sooa xas sase., sus When
e vet cloth ". Rrss:sd . he hp s. vpsld
Within twsnsy minute. sfssr a. sSe SsSsS of
Gen. Grant, Karl GerhardI . Haxtiosa scSipsor,
s.s sssn ssS mere e 8:
b the dead mas face. he " sssSiy 49, 80.
Within half an hour after the sspsralS de-
cease The waiuuY train % tes Moahtsin depot
taser. who VIA place the rem .ins On ice to-day
20 awAA the arrival OF q New York uudertnker
who has been summoned and who 10 now on
the way here. The detaiis and arrangements
touching the remains while they rumoiu here
and until they arrive 10 New YorH Are I'm
ghaFae Of Joseph W. Dire xel and W. j. Arkel.
AZ this writing the physicians arp DESTROYS OF
having q posi- Rsovtem Examination, but the hm-
fly are said 20 be avene, and that b master
yet 20 be determined. A week go The general
Is said 10 have tntimated that should he die
here during the hot weather he wouN prefer
that his remains should remain here uasl
cooler weather, the purpose being 10 spare his
family a sad and fatiguing Journey IN suitzy
weather.
fully carried out, though Il is not unlikely that
the remains may repose here some days. This,
however, n entirely IN the hands q Col. Pred
Grant II II not unlikely that o proposition
from the city Of New York to accord . burial
plot for the general and his widow, when she
shall have passsed away, might be considered
by Colonel Grant The Impression that Wash,
ington may be chosen % the burial place - BE-
lieved 20 be founded on the present inclination
OF Colonel Grant.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

III
Schedule In effect sg fheA no, nay 3D. 1885, until
Leave Washington from station. corner of New Jer
Fur Chicago 1000 and 10,l p m.. daily. The 1000
ic;so arriving IN Pi,tsourg al ESQ p M usicag ago
next morning at $50 No extra fare is charged
For cincinnali Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
m; and io:io ?: M, WITH through coaches and Pal
$3.50 p. train is a fast limited train to Cincinnati
145 ST. Louis $50 PIN No extra fare is CHARGED On
For pi.tsbur . az Iaoo m, with psror Car and
S.g E ~ daily to ptIsbnss Cleveland and Detroit
$50 ana 1905 q nsf isS 3 SIS a asG mute
train, 80 4:ao. 4;io. $40. GAO 200 s:25 and
iIsI saIIimols on sundays $40. $50 $50 and
FOR points On the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. and
s.zs m. train has Pullman sleeper, Washington 10
Fer Annapolis $40 a M. and 1910 and 4:3O p m,
y Der saHsy Ss ese Washington and Bal.
nsa s mo- s $50 ssn a iSle PM aS 40 SS
am and Ills a 81 esesPs @
day. for principal stations on Metropolitan Braneh
1n and v ssHps snc % ir
daily, except sunday. for Frederick. $40 am. 4:iO
For Local stations between Washington and Gath
o1 lSs aad snds sav
except sunday, ard $50 . m daily 10 HagersIown.
W
Trains arrive from the West daily, 800. 100 Am.
1J5 $50 pm
From ANNAPOLIS $50 am, and ESQ and 5:25 pm
Sunday, 1875 a.np,, 6:55 pm
Fftrn Lexington $50 pm daily. except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points S:2j m,
and o:lo 2 III. daily except sunday
$50. .:1O, 300, pos and 1880 l2l5, 25O 8, 4
4-2U s. $50 49, B.OO and :OH Sundays, $50
40, and 9gO5 am, 1:30, 2SO. 40 $50 $3.50
Sarj. 300 and 10 pm.
AL trains from W ashington stop at Relay station
except l:l5. 3:i6 and 60 pm
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Onice-Washington Station, III and
1:Sol PeRnsylyan avenue. corner OF Fourteenth
s<eet. where orders viii be taken Tor baggage 10 be
check ed and received at any point in the city.
y DUNHAM, Z. h. LORD,
Con Manaoar pal.frpora a
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue of writ of fieri acas Issued out OF the
Clerks office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
for cash front Of the court house door Of said Dis
AUGUST. 1885, at TWELVE OCLOOK III all the
right title claim and interest OF the defendants in and
bered thirteen 3l fourteen 4l, fifteen (15J, thirty
l30 thiryone t3l ,hirtytwo (32l. I33)
in Moses Kelly's subdivision in square numbered ten
hundred and twenty-five lO25) and lot four ~. in
square numbered square south Of ten hundred and
twenty-five QO25). levied upon the property Of the
heirs ut law of Henry X. eare (iecetse to satisfy
execution No. 1894 in favor Of Mary McIinden adj
ministr8trix of Henry McLinden of Frank B.
Smith. CLAYTON MCMfCHAEI. Marshal,
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucionaer ty1Osf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23

A New Postmaster for New Orleans. Etc.
Tho President to-day appointed Samuel II.
Buck 10 be postmaster at New Orleans, vice w.
b Merchant. suspended. Also, Benjamin E
Russell as cambridge. Ga, vice j. A. Wilder,
suspended; VIM. II. Dawley at Amigo, Wis,
vice Henry smith suspended.
The Postmaster General yesterday appointed
the following fourth-class pcstmasters IN Mary.
land: James McMilien, at Catonsvilie Baiti.
more county, Nd, vice Solomon G.. Chegrey,
county, Nd. vice H. o. Schlasser, removed;
Henry Spaulding, q Leonardtown, ST. Mary's
county. Sd, vice VIM. II. Jones. removed; Jss
A. Cran6el, Laurel, Prince Georges county,
Nd, vice James Curiey, removed; Albert II.
Reavin, Nitchellville. Prince Georges county,
Nd. -
The following fourth-elsss pcstmassers were
appointed In VtUinia: Mrs. v. i. Beard, at
resigned: Alex. \. Bell, % Goshen Bridge, Mock.
W.0iila, al HAmphlin City, Appomatsox county,
vice Mr.. 8. L. Foster. removed; 7. E Morse, III
Htxourg. Appomattox county, vice E. Ffippes,
removed; A. T. Moseiey, ut Buckingham Court
House, Woe A. H Noble, removed; r. j. Amber.
son, n ROek bridge Baths vice II. w. Nucklcs,
removed: Z. ]. RarTlsh, ~ Flannagan's Mills,
Cumberland county. vice Mrs. E. A. Flanagan,
removed; J. b PitSer, ~ Covfngoon. Allegheny
county, vice J. w. jennings, removed; b. II.
RobinD0n, at Mt Landin, Essex county, vice
Ihos. Moune. deceased, and Charles +. Kite, nj
deceased.
The rssignation Of VIM. Bum - governor d
Idaho he's been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23

Fire Marshal VIM. o. Drew to-day Aisd his
application with the Commissioners Cor the Cd
pointment OF CHER engineer OF the IRE DEPART
ment He refers to his record - Q fireman In
this District, ~ 70 capacity.
BUILDING PERNrrS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: ]. ]. Shane, erect
store and dwelling, three stories and cellar,
Westerneid, erect q two-story stable In rear Of
1884 goth street northwest; $500. Dr. r. How
Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest $4,000. Mrs. Koch, repair
frame IN rear OF e33 ID street northwest: oi0O.
between 2lst and 22d streets northwest; q 900.
=. Better, erect a store, =, between LIST and
North Capitol streets northwest; $3.50. r. b.
DERRICK, repair dwelling, 10 befrees street
northwest; e150. W. A. Coulter, erect q two
story dwelling, l4th street between Chaplin and
College grounds; 81, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23

DARLINGTON-NEADOR. On Tussday Jolly
2lst lsso, = the resdence q che heides paxsa ~
LIZZIE r MEADoR both OF Washington, d. c.
EREDl.ANDER-SPANIER On "Wednesday. July
I'D 1885 nj the residence Of the brides pAren a2lb
n street northwest. by the Hev. /. stern SARAH
SPANlER, OF Washington DC, to HARRY FRED.
LANDER. Of New YORK.
JoHNeON-eNYDER On July 12d, lge6. by tho
Rev. DR. Gri6Dth, In 0eoreetoWn, WN AyOHNkON,
this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July %, les4 q -
Petrick's church, BY the Rev. Father Waltef,
ABRAMF 2. ePHfNGsTEEN, of IndianapoliA Ina,
70 Miss EMMA COMBS, Of Washingson, y. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23
THE GREAT
II PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWFST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
In EEEElvr line. olsr. 1855

IN EFFECT JUNE 3lsr. 1885
Trains leave Washington from station corner of 9Th
For Pt.sssuss and the West Chicago Limited cypress
ssphs aay ROM 10 aanfsSa4s s o
s wi 3 s. s cSea
and Snsna e S
and Marrissusg g Loaisyil!e; eonnscting AZ HI-
@ WIN sssp
inhsIfash ss3sr SI fSTSM E ch slRoAn
For Erie, Cansndaigna- Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
For Wills p,sport Lock Haven and Elmira, a. ESQ
For New 4ay s sns gss R $50 and 400
DAY sS 20, 400 sna 1905 f nfhs and On s!i
night Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars,
For ssT s sassgs 6S every day.
For brooklyn, n Y, all through trains connect at
Ing direct transfer e Fulton street avoiding dou-
For and ioo An
900. 500, 1000 PM; and l2 ;i5 night; on SUN,
12:l5 night Limited Express $40 AN daily.
For Baltimore, Ss5. 5:l5, $50. $40, $50, HOO A.
N. 12O6. 400. 400. 4:25 4:iO 600. 1:1O, 1000
iis6 adS 4 nss so Sn 7io Zoo SS and and
For Pope $ Greek Line. 7I5 AN and 4:4o NJ daily,
For s aahspcs ss5 1905 and 40 PM daily.
bi AMI % Fihaei RAIL
MY xsiToA 1S SbIihk aExhNDKIA AND WASH
For Aexandria. 800. 700 s:e5, 1Iol, and ll;s5 A.
saad dS Il 4 so 49, s s tn s p5 PM On
For dsa nS@ Ia And Ne asn 600 aSdaT AM
Traias leave Aiesandria ioi washington Sos. 500,
and ), -, SSG2: 80, 2l0 ao and
On sunday at 500 and 1OlO a NJ: 7O5 and lbs
Tickets and information at Office northeast cor
ner Of 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at
of baggage destination from hotels and residencea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23

CoA1 Woon
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS aw
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED
BY TELEPHONE
1902 street northwest.
1915 9TH street northwest
174O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
1l12 9th street northwest.
Corner Sd and X streets northwest
221 fennsy wanna avenue southwest
!al3
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T3l8glans b The Stal.
PRINCESS BEATRICE,s WEBBING

Perfect Weather fer ths Royal Marsi.
sEe-CeremOny i'm England TO-DAY.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR,
LONDON, July 23.-It Is perfect Queens
weather tor the ROyal marriage to-day. Flags
are nyng erywhere, and 1t fs . holiday In the
public offices. There is not % much popular
interest AZ on previous similar occasions proba.
bly, for the reason that nothing II xeneraily
known about the bridegroom, except that he
IS an Insignificant German prince, Of no mark
IN his own country. He Is very poor, and can
speak English imperfectly. The German court
mas been tmmovable in its disapproval Of the
marriage The Crown Prince and Princess re-
FUSED pressing requests to come over for the
in England. The bridegroom is said by people
who have recently conversad with him to Be q
man of very ordinary intelligence. The press,
S g. Be ss sSnrs
gested that the press therefore, acoufesce in the
Queens desire for privacy By simply announo.
the bride is great favoriie With the people, %
every one has hearty word for her. The rad1.
Gals rejoice because they believe that the Lat Of
was Invited 81 The Queen to the ceremony, but
Is not well enough to 60.
The Ceremony.
By Associated Press
~ OSBORNE, July %, noon.!!The marriage of
berg, took place to-day at 6t. Mfldrod'a
cnurch, Whippingham, miles from Osborne.
AZ sunrise thousands Of flags were run up on
the Venetian masts that line the route OF the
marriage procession.
AT II O'Clock the guests started for the church.
Inc omcials present, who are respondent In
court dress, and wear giitteriug orders upon
tneir breasts, present peculiar appearance In
roads,
The 93d Highlanders guard the approaches
TO the church, while the road traversed by the
procession is lined by volunteers. The queen
the morning.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dean OF
assist in the ceremonies, have arrived at the
church, which is already thrOnged.
2p.m.-The marriage ceremony Is ended. A
salvo of guns from the guardships hes just an
nounced the fact.
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STEAMERS.

rUNA d LII E.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN.
TIED BETW EEN NEW YORK AND LIZ Err
POOL. CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40, n. X. NEW YORK.
AA ysnsI sat July e AgsAs1A sat, Ans 22
GALLIA--...-ssAt.. Aug. IS tallia. ...sai sept IL
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF pASSAGE-CAbin-$6O, $50 and SlOO,
according to accommodations.
Steerage Al very low ruies. EteerARe tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu
rope al lowest rates
Through balls Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayfs. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Cernpanys
office, No. 4 Bowling Green or both steerage and
Cabin to OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS eth street,
Washington, D. G.
VERNON II. BROWN & Co. New York
Messrs OTIS BIGELOW a Cox
ty2O sos 7th street. Washington.
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Shooting Array Mt Virginia Reach.

NORFOLK, Va, July 23.-John A. Brimmer,
jr, was shot last night at Virginia Beach. The
ball entered his lief. side. Inst above the heart
Mitchell, Of Baltimore, and Isaac Stoll, of Nor
folk, are under arrest. The shooting grew out
local politician and ex-superintendent of the
city democratic executive committee, and was
an applicant for the Norfolk post Office.
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HlHOMAs DOWLIN0. Anct,oneer.

FTlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NER OF r STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the oath 6eH ~
OF September, A. D. 1881, and daily recorded In E;:
Liber No 0S0 folio So, ct seq, one Of the land ~
records for the District q hs
FiR 81 1882 " front Of The premises. q HALF;
estate: All that certain piece parcel Of lAnd and
premises known and distinguished as and being part
Oi Lot numbered one, square numbered Eve hum
dred and thirty eight beginning for the sane at the
southeast corner OF said lot and thence north
south twenty-five feet thence east axtyaye feet to
the place Of beginning, improved by three story
Brick Dwelling and Store, being NO 533 Sd street,
corner Of F street southwest
Terms made known at sale. ALL cOnveyanGtng and
recording at purchasers cost 500 deposit ct time Of
SALE CHARLES II. PARK FIR, ,.n.....
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 2124 ELEVENTH ST.
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated May s..tA
10th 1854, and duly recorded in liner 1850, E.T
folio 454 ct seq, of the land records Of the 3
District of Columbia, will sell at public auctoh, N
front Of the premises on THURSDAY JULY THIR-
TEETH 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city Of Wash.
lngton D. G. to wit: All Of lot numbered 20 IN Henry
RuppertS subdivision of square numbered 3)3 sub
ject to prior deed of trust da ed March ODD 1854,
and recorded in lber 1,O53, folio 29u ct seq one of
said land records, 70 secure the of S5S5, with
Interest at six per cent per annum from September
nd 1854.
Terms of Sales 5000 and the expenses of sale in
cash. the balance In months with interest ut per
cent per annum, until paid to be secured by deed of
chasers option. a deposit of $75 will be required
upon acceptance of If the terms Of sale are not
serve the right to resell at the risk AID cost Of the de-
fauting purchaser. after six days notice by advertise
ment All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
jy21-eOdds CHAS. H. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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BARGAINS!

BARGAINS BARGAINS.
We are now offering. at greatly reduced priceA
ODD LOTS IN SUMNER GOODS
Mems Hand-sewed TIES. Strap or Button for $3.50
per pair: former price $500
Mems Hand Welt OXFOKDS, $425 per pair former
A iot Of Boys oxFoRDs. former price $3.50 and
$500. now selling for $3.50 per pair
In regular goods have Of the largest assert
ments to be found i'm the city. +,
Our Ladies' $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE BUT.
For " So We can give YOU a fine BOX TOE COM.
MON SENSE CURACAO I'D BUTTON and guar
antee them 10 give satisfaction. For $500 we
give you beauty.
In Low SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the
LADIES' hne CURACAO KID oxFOKDS. hand-sewed,
Ladies 6ne CURACAO KID NEWPORT TIES, hand.
Ladies', ane CURACAO KID BUTTON, hand-sewed.
Ladles' One FRENCH KID oxFoRDs, handsewed,
Ladies'. ane FRENCH KID EDISON. handsewed,
Ladies, ane FRENCH cLorH-roP EDISON. Louis
Ladies' iine ' French REM EDISON. Louis XIV heel $500,
A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Also. full line of Ladies' and Misses White Operas
VIM. H. RICH
ONEPRICE SHOE STORE
...---. TT Market Space.
We close at 8 pm, Saturdays excepted. Vl3
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General Foreign News by Cable.

FATAL FIRE IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July ga terrible Dire occurred last
night at Claraford, near AK. Several persons
were burned to death, and sixteen houses were
consumed.
GREAT FIRE AT ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The immense
burned today. A large quantity of grain was
destroyed. fhe toss with reach an enormous
sum.
NEARLY 1000 DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
MADRID, July 23.-In Spain yesterday there
was a total of 2,27S new cases Of cholera and
94S deaths. Cases are reported at Salamanca
and Barcelona.
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wv AsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.

On and AFTER JUNE 14TH. 1885, trains win Leave
from and Arrive AT 9TH and streets Depot follows
Leave Washington am. and 4:S3 pm. daily,
rive at Belmont Park 1851 and 826 pm Lees
burg 1lOl and 6:36 M, arrive at Round Hill
ll:43 m. and s:lS PIN Returning, leave Round
Hill 6o3 I'm and 500 pm: pass Leespurg $40 a NJ
and 3:s6 pm; Belmont Park 6;54 a. and 1853
p.m and arrive at Washington al $50 and $40
pm.
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates to
all points s. NJ. BB0PHY,
superintendent Alexandria
E. J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent,
5UT Penn ave. Washington. felS
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WOOD AND COAL.

- 600 TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS-
OsOOO ing every desirable variety, at the very
lowest prices kinding and Stove Wood prepared in
the best manner. Quick and prompt delivery. Send
in your orders Office, liza Penna. ave. Branch
Offices 52S Penna- ave- and Goth and SITS NV. DE.
pot and wharf, 9th and Water SITS. s.w.
jyI4-3m G. L. SHERIFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Jnly 23.-The water is
smooth on CasenOvia Lake at this hour and the
prospect is that the race between Hosmer and
Hanlan will be rowed at the advertised
time Hanlan was disappointed in receiving
an unfinished boat from Troy this morning,
and will use cedar one belonging tOIee. About
three thousand persons are nreSent.