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swedsnborgian in Derby, England, q fraternal
Ter, Of Seneca Falls, n. Y, was Welcomed TO the
conference and invited to assist in its DELHI
otRtiou&
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DID NOT WANT TO Go WITH HER FATHER
There was q rather curious scene ia supreme
court chambers in New York Monday. Theo-
ter, Henrietta in the care of his brother-in-law,
Carl Reuter-, in Germany. Mr.. Reuter- quietly
came to this country after q time, bringing the
child with him. Mr.. Schleich followed, and
brought suit for the recovery OF the little one.
Referee John p. Cav reported that the father
should have his offspring. When Judge Barrett
confirmed the report yesterday, and the father
took possession OF his little girl, the child made
the court room resound with her lamentations
at being taken from u-r uncle and aunt
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RETIRED.-Commodore O. G. Badger, recently
yard, has been placed upon the retired list.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A YOUNG DocToR-Dr.
Lewis w. Miner, young practicing physician
OF Norfolk, was found dead In bis bed yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed he died from heart
disease. He was 3S years old and q son of the
late DIR. Lewis w. Miner, distinguished sur
uayieS.
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RAILROADS.
FJ,O SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE AND

L LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALI. RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Rail-
way. by West shore Of picturesque Hudson River.
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $40 am. arrive Saratoga
gao pm CaidW ell Lake George, 3}U Montreal,
1880 H.. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars TO Sarato-
IA: Theme Montreal. Pennsylvania Railroad trai
leave Washington I2:I5 IN. TO connect.
arrive Hotel KaalerskIII 2:l m, Grand Hotel
1:41 PM ParlOr Cars Pennsyl vania Ra'.road
train leaves Washington l2:l5 am. TO connect
DAY EMPRESS 9:35 a H., Arrive AlbaIy 3 pm,
Sharon Springs pm. Cooperstown 1:lO pm,
Utica 5:85 N, syracuse 7O5 M. Rochester 1880
farlor Cars to Albany and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkI1l- MOUNTAIN En-
PRESS. lO:5J an, arrive at HOTEL KAATERS-
hill 5:lO pm, Grand Hotel. $40 pm. Saratoga
$50 u. H., Lake George pm Parior Cars Long
Branch and New York 10 Saratoga and Lake George
PennsylVania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
SO am. To connect
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
TIED. 3:So arrive At Hotel kaaterskiil S55T
m. Grand Otei S:36 pm. saratoga 9:lO pm, Mon
treai with parior to CarsSl Mountain aud
Saratoga Buffet parlor cars leave Washington
sleepers thence To Montreal Ask for single round
trip BY West shore Route and avoid long
fer thTUuLh New York CITY,. Apply 10 city or depot
agents Of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables. tickets ami paTlOr Car chairs
ParlOr chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
Company. Pennsylvania Railroad station Jersey City
New Jersey HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent.
ty13tsl5 No. ESQ BROADWAY. n. Y.
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Sarotoea Racos Do

| saratoga Races Postponed.
| SARATOGA, N. Y, August 1S.lThe races an
ntonnceo Tor to-day have been postponed until
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II COURT-.yui0e Mill y,yo fe,n

POLICE CoURr,yudoe Mills pro tenn.
Yesterday, Lena Campbell, colored, assault;
no or 90 days. Chas. d. Smith, colored, assault
with intent 70 kill; examination waived. Alice
Boone, profanity; y6. Patrick F. Carley, sum
George Pocock, William Payne and Lilly Bird,
disorderly assembly; e5 each. Robert Peters,
disturbing the quiet OF Georgetown; &5.
90 days.
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AN AYPEAL IN BEHALF OF RIEL-A pefi.
ton 10 being circulated in Massachusetts ap-
pealing 10 Secretary Bayard to use his influence
IN behalf Of Louis Riel, who Is to be hanged on
September 18 next. ON the ground that he Ia an
American citizen.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, ND. August l3.-virginia SKIES. con
sOdated ~; new tenforties 342s: new threes 561a
North Carolina skies. old, liz bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md, August 13.-Cotton quiet
middling, lOs Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat
southern steady western lower closing dul southern
red, 96a98: southern amber, GOAL .O2; No. Mary
land, 97l2a9S; No. western winter red spot, 93la
93Ts september, 95aAa86; October 9Slaa9S1s Novenl-
Der, 1OO7sal.OlA. C0rn-southern lower and d Ill;
western neglected. southern white 57a5S; do yellow
57a5s: western mixed. spot 54a55; August 53a54;
September, % asked: year. 474 asked. Oats steady
southern. HAL western white s9aao; western mixed
S6a3S Rye dull 65a6 Prov sions
steady aud quiet e.. s9Esr-GoRpes refined drmer with
Other articles unchanged Freigts to Liverpool per
steamer nominal-cottOn 5-32d; -four. Isl grain. Sd.
Receipts-h0ur. 35l4barres; wheat, So 600 bushels;
corn. 1000 bushels: oats, 5000 bushels shipments
-four. LII barrels Sales-wheat, 1850 bushels:
corn, 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 49, p m.-Wheat ruled
easy until the close September declined to 87la and
october to 80 later strengthened fraction closing
s6is for august; September s7a.: October 9ol Corn
easier and u lower than Observation-Disclosures, 46l4; Sep
ember 46a; October 4+la. oats easy ana very quiet
steady g. . Pork was weak during early hours
than yesterday-August9 %; September October.
go Lard closed steady-August. 6.25; September.
6.25; October, $50.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D. m prices
ofthe New York Stock market to-day reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge. 500 10Th street:
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
TWENTY-THREE BOXES OF LEMONS AT AUG
TON.
On SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST FIF-
EEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will SELL within our
selesrOoms, 9th and streets northwest for
Of whom II may concern, % boxes Lemons, to which
the attention of the trade is called. aulo-2t
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GRAND CLOSING SALE.

GRAND CLOSING SALE
All our FIGURED LAWNS, warranted fast eolors.
at FOUR CENTS.
We have about 600 pieces SIMPSONS BEST
PRINTS in plain black, gold and black, and black
and white at IA cents.
6.0OO yards GINGHAMS. These have never been
offered for less than 12+2 cents. We shall offer them
at FIVE CENTS.
10000 PIECES OF DoMEsTICs OF EVERY
WELLKNOWN BRAND.
Androscroggin, yard wide, &c.
Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, The.
Lonsdale, yard wide, 71ac.
Dwight Anchor yard wide, S1ac
Wamsutta yard wide, 9a4c
Pride of the West yard wide, lie.
Lonsdale Cambria, yard wide, loo.
Also the Best Yard-wide BROWN COTTON at
FIVE CENTS.
Excellent CANTON FLANNEL at FIVE CENTS,
and 1000 Pieces FLANNEL OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TION from the great New York Auction Sale Of last
June at much less than we replace them.
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NO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE

CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport. Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the
Take the popular steamer "Leary' or Excelsior -
on TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS, at $40 p. NJ. con
Meeting In Norfolk with the first-cass passenger
steamers Berkshire and Johns Hopkins
To Providence, 81 round trip, S24.
To Boston. via Providence. $I4; round trip, $26
This includes meals and stateroOm berth.
For further informal inquire Office, It'll street
wharf. Telephone No 1864 w. r. WEIGH.
YS2m Agent
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UTEELS & CO., Auctioneers.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

WEELs Co., Auc'!onesrs.
AssIGNEEs SALE
OF o. HOP
CROCKERY, GLASS AND TINWARE, CUT
BENG BENZ FHk fakk sFoe ss S9 fhES
IsEs No 1ls2 sEVEN nI STREET. N MIH
ING, iGaUsT i sEVENT HS 1gS AZ TEN An
go rolls Oil Cloths rolls Of Brussels and Ingram Car
sna Sprb%s abe
add Bureaus iss S91
We Sssfs bsYpse S5aS
Of entire stock Consisting Of $50 % and second
hand Cook Stoves, Ranges and Heaters large stock
sns
and Lamp Goods, Burners. Chimneys &c; Toilet and
city 100 gallons: Toilet Soaps Wood and Willow
fSsfsa Sssa'
Atty. Webster Law Building
TTNnOMAs DOWNING Auctloneer.
LARGE coLLE E Of HogsEHo5D EgRSI
P8REOR 1 s TA DINING ROM ASp Of 81
iISb h sREssF tlM fEF5S S. ~
9 sna
Large Collection of Furniture, &C.
% Ms1na, ana n Ff se SIsssssj Furniture
Walnut N + sideooard;
Walnut Wardrobe;
Walnut secretaries and Book Cases Paror Suites and
Cottage Bedroom Suites Refrgerators Cook and Heat
ing stoves, Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows, Husk
and Hair Msttresses. several Fowler and other
Also at Il o'clock. Horses; G GsTsisss ss,; &c
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.
TON.
at otLock We viii se Within our
s.lesrooms, 9th and streets northwest for account
the attention of the trade is called. au1a-2t
-. Horse and Carriage Bazaar. $40 La ave-
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
AS9Y HABSEs sNb &C. Sf EYEYX
I NC r{ At TEN O'CLOCK. REGARDLESS OF
Parties having Horses, Carriages or Wagons to dis
pose Of will find this the best method we have con
stany on hand at private sale large and well ass.r
DC. jy291m
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
GROCERIES,, CONSISTING OF SUGARS. COZ
FEES, TEAS, BLACKING, SOAPS CANNED
GOODS, SYRUPS, MOLASSES. STARCH, To-
BACCO. CIGARS, WINES. LIQUORS. PLAT
FORMS AND COUNTER SCALES. TEA CAD
DIES, COFFEE MILL. FIXTURES, &c. &C, &c
TWO WAGONS, HARNESS, MULE, &c,
On TUESDAY, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK, at the store Of Veale & Leigh. on the
southeast corner of High and Bridge Streets George
town, D. c.
Terms cash JOHN II. GwYNN.
au12-dts Assignee
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
BY virtue of writ of eri facias, issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and to me directed will sell at public sale
N Of q TT pfS Dio.
rS the an IN a sns
to the following described property. to witt Lots
.sI5,y sS3ss' a. ay ana
ave ioa5). and lot numbered four a. in George "
Ball9chs ct al subdivision of south square
Washington. D. C.. together with all and singular the
Is hs
satisfy execution No. 1924 in favor of Mary Nc
Linden, administratrix Of Henry McLinden. use Of
ryov,s no ThAYToN McIMIcHAEL. Marshal:
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucnoneera
TRusTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON
TTEESTT AN5 -TpSSURETEENTH rs srKEEFs
= e Sssss 'ss iss
q 0S s S sell d for se
1ESpt # i1s REs.s 1889 81 Al f9A 6cn5 aT
MARYLAND avenue by entire depth OF lot numbered
Ios In the city Of @ashinston q b. a C.
and the twostory Frame House thereon.
and twelve Oh months. with interest from day Of
sale secured BY deed of rnst on Or all cash
At cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale TO
.useoAa, S MTkTlA 4 T 4 GORDON Trustees.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: n. c.
Cagett ct al, trustees, to P ]. May, sub. 80, OF
lot 33, BIS addition to GEORGETOWN 81 200. r.
Bleifuss to p. v. DeGraw, pit. IL, SO. s17;
$4,000. TheO. ingalls, King to r. C. Cox, pit 2,
Swartzell, pit. s and Z, 50. s22; 81 400. W.
Mayse, jr., to w. Mayse, sub. lots II and ~, So.
800; sIO0. L. NJ. Saunders to Thos. Yates,
SUBJ So los and 2o5 So ga 500 ~ do Rupert
Stewart to Hannah v. Bruce ct al. sub lot So,
SO. 300; $4,000. B. Fl. Warner ct al to H Huna.
ker, S: y IA, blk. p. II. & Els sub. Meridian
sheehy, pit SO, SO. $40; 81 800. c. Merwin to
Jacob g. Forney, pts. % to 81, SO. 1926;
D. Mack to Msrel Wilson dSO lot
6, So. 536; "a, 800. Johanna Meany to D. f.
art to J. $. swormstedt, lot SO, So. 800; $4,000,
doiph to L D.CornwiI, lot 1870, SO. 623; $4,000.
e. Schaefer to George F. Pyles, lots al and
70 r 5ssnp o p So is s7 so239 a MeAI
$3.50. B. IL Warner to NJ Keim, lot IS, Pros
lot 1872, pit. Peters Mill seat, $1,000. Eugenia
w Klein to w. M. Clayton, lot 20. 50. 286;
5000. q. p. Fenwlck, pit. q, 90. 4s5; II, $50.
k Lot 81 s e G.
II. II. Gorham. lots So to 55, SO. 361: 81, 45O.
w. II. Carrico to John F. Hermann, pit. 8 and
lot 20, SO. 074; 81 300. r T. Pettitt 10 b. ii.
T. Randolph 70 I. j.. Cornwall, lot iS2, %. s23;
$4,000. W. Herman to C. Goodrich, lot 81, So
SOB; 500. Mary A. Take to Geo. B. Wilson,
asylum HH 81 to Fpso lot 80. ST. .p 4s
$i,s34.2O. sarah Clark to Fanny Jackson
Goppin, lot 10. SO. 14s; 81 Mary A. Coyle TO
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer


TRUsTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
THIRD AND STREETS SOUTHWEST,
STORE AND DWELLING COMBINED.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust, bearing etA
date september Oath, A. d. 1881, and duly re- fsH
corded in Liber ESQ, folio 3d. ct seq. Of the &
land records of the District of Columbia, and me
written request Of the party secured thereby the
dersigned Trustees will on MONDAY. AUGUST
TWENTY-FoURTH. 1885 at SIX O'CLOCK PM.
in front Of the premises sell at public auction all that
certain piece parcel and lot Of land situate ia the city
being part Of lot one % In square five hundred and
$685. beginning for the same at the south
twenty-five (25) feet thence west sixty five (65 feet;
thence south twenty-five (25 feet: thence east sixty
five 1850 feet to the place Of beginning together with
used as saloon. and dwelling house combined.
Terms OF sale % 900 cash. the balance In two equal
inss.ims In one ~ and two 60 years with inter
or al cash atthe option Of purchaser. An convey
anclnS at purchassr's cost. A deposit OF 500 re-
CURED at the time Of SALE Terms to be compiled wit
In ten days from the day of sale otherwise the Trus-
tees reserve the right 10 resell the property the
cost and risk of the defauting purchaser.
CHARLES II. PARKER,
Office ALI and E sts. s.w
RICHARD J. COLLINS.
aulO-d&ds 46S E ST. s.w.
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HU n A RID LIN e.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE,
THE CUNARD sTEAMsHIP COMPANY, LIN.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER ~: n. r. NEW YORK
GALLIA.---...-Sat Aug. 10 GiALLIA..-.Sat. Sept IL
AURANIA.-.--Sat Aug. y AURANIA.--.Sst., Sept 10
ErKuRIA.--..Sat. Aug. 20 ErRURIA...-Sat. Sept. 20
AND Every SATURDAY Fk0M NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-S6O. $50 and 800
according TO accommodations.
S,eerage al very low rates. steersge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu-
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
HavrP. Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports
For Freight and passage apply at the Company
office, No bowling Green, or both Storage and
Washington, d. G.
VERNON II. BROWN CO., New York.
Messrs OTIS BIGELOW & CO.
au8 SOS 9TH street Washin0ton
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I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star.


Ine Meeting OF the Emperors.
~, xLxMNA, August lathe cxarevitch, NJ. De
HieIs, russian foreign minister; Count Kalnoky,
HAus.so1nungArian minister for foreign affairs;
G S non Iaafe, Austrian prime minister, and
tiohal oeIenses will attend the meeting between
Sier. f "
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AN ALLEGED MESSAGE FROM THE Sea-
The Post Office department has received a let
ter which was picked up on the beach at Surf
Side, Nantucket, Mass, August 4th. This let
ter is dated July 10th, and states that the
yacht Sylph was upset off No Mans Land on
that date. Jack and Tom Ingersoll
were drowned. The writer, Geo. T. Travers,
and win Smith "have righted the boat, but the
to sea. This bottle and message goes over as a
chance. Goodbye all: Don't expect to see
home again." The writer's address was gwen
as 81 East Amity street, New York city. There
is no such person or street in that city. and it
was therefore sent to the dead letter office. 1t
is a hoax, doubtless.
ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. George F. Foote, Sth
cavalry, is granted leave of absence until fur
ther orders on account of disability. Second
Lieut. Melzar G. Richards, I'd artillery, is de-
tailed as professor of military science and tao
tics at the Alabama Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college, Auburn, Ala Lieut.. Col Robert H.
Oh1ey, 18th infantry, will inspect the camp of
the 9th regiment Ohio National Guard at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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MEDICAL, sc.

EOR IMPORTATION CONCERNING RE-
tired and weIicondqeted home tor ladies in confne-
aiil is; 1'N 1873 " LOMBARD St. Bai,imore' Md
T AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
dls sS n Female Phlyscisn SHOULD p consult the
ST.. between and ne. auI13t
nR AND NINE sELDEN. 32S MISSOURI AVE
special treatment tor ladies; over thirty years ex
charges reasonable and consultations ree: correspond
open Madame selden visits ladies any distance. 2saws
Is Ss Oldest savsr
sops bs & III iS sSs g.
aa attention paid to al diseases Rscqs, p
ss board with good aecommoda.ions and Kind sia:
few days in the city under bis treatment my0-4m.
- Cure for Nervous and Phy.cei Debility. Loss Of
81 nc
Der .S 9th and SITS Price u.
nEBILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS
~ quickly cured BY the Civiale Method. ADOPTED
N all the hospitals Of France Prompt return ofvigor
Es5gsss nee ISJsfE REM sESE fass, SeeSe7
"A nom errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
~sa veal s early decay loss Of W.nhoed &c. VII
rs@s 'AS s Is
59se ATfr send envelope 70 Rev
' oeas.nthaK Man, s'A''n - Ne" i''A
nR RoBERTsoN THEOLDEST ESTABLISHED
specialist In Baltimore, can Be consulted every
wednesday and saturday as 466 Ct Nv, from 70
spm guarantees . cure In all private diseases re-
Gently contracted in four TO six days without the
OF nausestng drugs AL lchronlc diseases and blood
Pois0ns positively cured without the use Of mercury
= s%. Ia diseases MAI.
NANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
AM or two Of DE-. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor
dial VIII cure any Of debility and loss
or nerve power II imparts vigor 70 the whole sys-
tenn. 806 81 aw. myD-<mS
NME DE FOREST, ONG-ESTA BLisHED AND
NA reliable Ladies Physician. be consulted daily
a her residence. 1246 th St. NV once hour nom
l to9pm. y2o-1m
II oNDON GRADUATE, FORTY YEARS ExPE-
IL rience In Europe and America. invites those Aaic-
ted with Caiarrh. Rheumatism Dyspepsia private
Dtsessssl mm ediaely relieved. Expenses moderate
Hours TO pm. Dr. FLYNN, Coo New Jersey
ave- NV A trial win convince. jyl6-lms
Mrs BROWN !OOLORED, TAKES LADIES
N1 before and during Illness at her nice home, 300
Missouri ave- NV. where they VIII have the best Of
care N22ms
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julius Baumgarten, Of 4S9 81 street south
west, reports that thieves got into his house
last night through the transom. The thieves
escaped.
The will Of the late Charles McDoueal, q. s.A.,
has been admitted to probate.
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DRY GOODS.
Great EXCITEMENT.

Our new building is finished, and while the car
penters at work in the basement finishing shelving
and counters shall hold high carnival on the first
floor for few days only.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
TO.MORROW.
VIZ EEKS d CO.. Auctioneers.
THOMAs BOWLING, AucuOneer.

AssIaNEEs SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF GRO 5lfs :
GEERRnIEs Liquors sH TPp aGda cPGaRs
PAINTS, OILS. ROPE, PLATFORM AND
OTHER SCALES, COFFEE MILL, TEA CAD-
DIES. SHOW CASES LARGE ICE BOX, &C,
&c. AT AUCTION. ..
On FRIDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH, ATTEN
O'CLOCK, will sell at No. l1O6 and HOS Water
street between 1lth and 18th streets southwest me
above took Will be first offered IS whole, and II
not sold A such will then be sold in detail.
au113t e H, NEUMEYER Assignee.
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| g BENSINGER, AuctlOneer
| - Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La ave.

AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
INGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER.
Parties having Horses Carriages or Wagons to dis
pose of will find this the best method We have con-
santy on hand at private sale large and we'll
ed stock Of Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Harness. DC.
&c. V291m
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THE SToDDARD-WILsoN WEDDING. - Miss
son was married last evening at the residence
of her father to Mr.. j. c. Stoddard. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev: s. K: Coz, D. D.
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ALLEGED POLICY WRITERS FINED.-Henry
| Henderson alias Wyatt johnson and John
| Adams, two of the cOlored men who were ar
rested near the Long bridge Monday for writ
each by Judge Mills. An appeal was noted.
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A WITNESS CHARGED WITH Perjury
Abram Mitchell, colored, who has appeared - q
witness in number Of liquor cases, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with perjury,
alleged to have been committed In case where
John H. johnson was charged with keeping an
referred to he falsely swore that he bought
drinks from the defendant. The case was con.
tinued until next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-13

Established 1S4O aus
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Mama. o. 800 Name.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-11-11
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

Less than week ago the last spike
was driven in the Canadian Pacific
Railway, and the great oceans were
for the fourth time united by bands of
steel forming ans-continental lines of
transportation. Yesterday, far to the
south of the Pacific terminus of the
Canadian road but on the same coast,
at the old city of San Diego was laid
The last rail of the California Southern
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fc
or Atlantic & Pacific system, aud the
great oceans are for the fifth time
united.
1t is only sixteen years since the first
through line to the Pacific was com.
pleted. The charter of the Union
Pacific was granted in 1862; that of
the Northern Pacific in 1864. In less
than quarter of century, therefore,
have all these five great roads-the
Northern, the Southern, the Canadian,
the Union and the Atlantic & Pacific
been chartered and constructed; vet
outside of very few far-sighted and
broad-visioned men, like Thomas II,
Benton, the project of building even
one line of railway across the country
was up to date within the memory of
men scarce past the middle age deemed
impracticable and visionary.
IT will not be many years before
schemes that are now almost equally
laughed at for longitudinal lines of
railway, binding the three Americans
together, will become equally accom-
plished facts.