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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON. Aug. l7.-Market dull and
unchanged; no sales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 17.-Marlet steady
Louisiana. ordinary 10 prime 49s(g6c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-18
Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE frst-class iron steamships OF this eouaa
day from Boston al ?. NJ; from Savannah As
follows-etandard time:
0gTY OF MACON, Capt. W. KELLEY,
THURSDAY, Aug. y, ut Pm.
CATS CITY, CAPT. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, Aug. Y. at JPN.
OITY OF MACON, carr. WIN. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, -A3t z. at 2:a5 ~.
GATE CITY, carr. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, Sept. H., at Pm.
Through bills Of lading given to New Eng
land manufacturing p0inis and to Liverpool
Tine cOmpany's wharves IN both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading ont OF the Two cities.
RICHARDSON s. BARNARD. Agents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-18

p,cr The market was dull ana entirely
my hI The sales for the day were only 9
no oulals The following are the Board OF
9r..ata.s official quotations:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-18
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

TUESDAY. Aug is. 1885.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
kE" WORKERS.
Tho Or.r~..ninE soBc-t 81 ,h- rsopi.
Of D. Metropolis.


10 men who were born here y nave
lived here loag Ncsg Yog. Is m..es 1uc
Away =, .rnarsor 10 a-y other ri,v Il,
49,, -, .ls-t -.
~ mn - 90" :" nv
same breath i"i' ihal "f'A' 'N'-n'
= Of 'et-Frhaps Z s-hu, "a" fac
remain. that Ne~u-Yorscr. consider
inc-. j. bit one ctt IA Amer q The,
may travel al over the world. ~. -her
they return - America ih.s i've IN Ne.
York Ia -. same vay W o. cry.
TIA, Il a man makes. = crea. fortua. II
q. ca-o. MlxaIke~. Cleveland. tn
ciunati o. Pittsburgh b. crtas. he.u.
frr many % the ma.utrccn; p~s!ac-~ OF
Ffib Avenue have teen purchase! b,
men from other Cite. who mod. Ea.'s
- come here 4. sCJu - ;ley bad made
.a.t iprt.ne. ! d4u'f mos gaetae,
hey Ike New lo;k OF not. t.s. re,
seem - s.ay. /: : 'rg- 1ns, a mar
b., D.. amount u much hr-r uuIr..
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
NAPOLEON THE THIRD.
\ Dreamer Who Did Not Even Awake at
sedan.

Napoleon Ill. lived in a perpetual
dream. He was born 10 dwel, in
silence and solitude rather than in the
din and splentor IF ;he Tu:lcricS. |
have seen him 4. the E!vSrc and at s..
Cloud seeking ont n tree. anl no: n
man. On many DAYS he never awoke
nj all: he was 4 >omnambul i. and sub
;cct TO Authorizations. This j why
when people stood in his presence they
asked of themselves If he Was still
there. Often he appeared not TO hear.
because he answered not. But on the
morrow NJ proved 70 Won that he had
heard distinctly. He ihru,. the cup
from reality. ven when the cup Wa
no; tinged with bitterness. lie loved
everything from afar. even wOmaak nj
Wien he was II table he ate heartily
and drank tolerably. but without know
ING whether the cooking was good or
the wine %: genuine stock. When J.,
went u the Boi- DE Boulo-ne il ALWAYS
seemed n II lie were there for the first
time. 30 f-w faces did he recogniz. He
saiUted With his hand. bU; not with n,
III nj. Hence il vas those abou: him
often said: 'Wha: can he be tk.nkin-
6t' His political cnemic, wrote tat
h. only thought Of Se;rayinC France.
Tn the contrary. he only though. Of
making France Crea: and inyincib'r.
he desired tina; everybody should Oe rich
and that tie fowl IN tue >p1;
spoken Of by Henry ". should
- r ch:Inera no morc. For
the :yrau; had a heart OF gold t.
dread Il reality. while i; ra>ed hin IN
the ClO;d-iard o: Tc.e-e. kept him
away from truth. Therefore i VS.
tAa; a.t'- The celebrated Congress %
PARIS Ee committed none bui capital
Therefore x was that. having
declared ih-; the EInpiT. va peace. le
wa-ed war for : g SaAe % "thrr>. He
farc Ell himself -. = b-..ey.r n the
The strength Of the Latin r.c.s when he
wished t. have IN Emperor cruwa-t
n Mexico. tie DID NJ: perceive. %
blind w1s he, tHac while lie ,;roye 10
govern the world he sacrificed France.
Tha; everlasting dreamer. Who did not
wen awake Z, sedan. va. \ sor; Of
ice-6ouud he'll. paved with good .nten-
tons He pAr;ook o: DE Sa.nt-Pie-re's
loa-ing> for perpetual peace- he
gathered Inspirations from al the re
formers who planned the happiness q;
nations. Ht retained IL his -oul the
generosity o' Queen Horten,e and oi
Josephine. his mother and grandmother.
lie never refused hugh. except ~ HIM
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
DISEASED COWS.



~ as '"'''
\ c"rrr.pu"irl' asks we Z - znfs
Ia u.r tie Ill 4 from ar.S that has =
,.u.., ma 4,,.a-, ., o.. LA
.. -
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a"' "l.' i"Ai answer '"i ''t'''f-"ha
"Hls 4u"~,."n bai BE- sHgE = the
gur,tlrl hps for f. -alr 20 zee tlse
mil. If ~ ,a.. ...s To-. m.
.ttt q,
. I ".'>
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no. "''' ' '"'
W. 80 "'
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M. = IN
.''''' ma "'' ms '''' ~. "h
TT '.'"' '"t "
ah mans ID W "''' "'-
Ih""''h'' "' '"'''i," u over f"af
WINS "'' .,' 80 i"@'
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-
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= "a, p 80 -"
-" II =" :"
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
uoms FARM AND GARDEN.


Warm boTsK VIII FsH3'''
-EzrAasgC.
-E-,wn E-caf Two cTr- cora meal.
,-~ .,p - "a. ore cup rvc. two
r .asr aa oi ssr.i cup
,A..~ email ;rasfoJas spfA
g Has.saaL
g -, n, = A,sls 4 sis1-s
Go ,tag, Z m . 'ArrSsr
-. "a, e.. morn rro~< thaa
.,t - ,rrss- "a q, ox,can IL
r.-. 49,
-..h,~.
~x.,-
@'' , ,rv
~
"' ~ n
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
The POSSUhi.
! Creature Not Likely ." lie t--cted o.,
Dietary change.


Custom f. matter 81 Diet i, constant
* cL9,-f,.. hu. .h.-,. : not !A-,y 20
Do , r.,o,u.,., tb,. MI f., the least -.
49,
'0' ~' F"- ~
memorable OCCASION "a> 'mT."F'" T.
defend = man against tn" charge -
murder. Ills opponent. a LAWYER from
~ distant >,a.c. was powerful an,,.
and armed wiki m.uv absolute
t,,r.. il M, ,..ar th7, ca, uou.d b.
defeated. After using every aryumr:t
fh.: l4y within d., ira, reach. AMI
,-c.r,, ib,, h., word, wr-. hav.n- n
..r.r, ,Y tn. amy III, ,,Iflal orator
, f.., r,.,-r .,'I
Nv f.,l.w k.u;.ck..n,. Won ~!
know lin, I would not lit nv voice in
-, ,,,.,,,t %. J.,.,t I'M, g.. Tor .,...
r~r..,ra.y If IN. I,v mus, h. ,u,Ip'a.rrI
I,r, nv fellow N,uuurAtar. Their. al,
I'm. zion , man j., .~u..t.atI. "a 80.
ir.- lur.-. I,. III. Kiln, OF bar.
l,o,r,. b.. ,u. friend. liz. d.f,udarr.
W. .r. - IN. tim,. VII ! w.
I'll Won som. mn, a~, I5,rb WI.
nm. r,,c.,,,r -,it ,aY, MIR r,
ir.rn...r.. . u...d E. "a. "a rI.c, ,,
.ro-.rn Til, W.. NOR. than lg, de-
trg.,f ccu'I ..luI II. ,nuIi .giu~.
asu.r ne could pat M with .n-ul, ~,
n~.,u,,,n- mn. r~cgii,u.u E.. rnuI.i
moi bar - hear K.utrc,., r,m 9th.
oven abused Now | a.L o I he id
r,, not. L~ur.pnlv IN tain, ,I. "a. al
The. 5tuI.r,r he would-b. d.,p,!cr
Of haupy Lomc,- he .ram9l,r upon
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

TIE scieace o. .~~iis: . 60 e -
.no-i important stsDes f3g ss~y -s
.oa $40 3 eagag~i ia f~ara< Ire
s:@k. from p.nitv up 20 h1f'~s AL
~.'tlr No oflsr <aarh - zgg Ultzsfsl
Industry = mors 80 4 ia2a ttH.
AT = nn otneT . tr~rs Elr@ hsss r.
sailing ir8sa I.:sEr@ !. - -: 20.
~as; % A5uutz-s al~zns e IAN a
- absa: L. Nr a4te svsra col
ma,aals up~sa - PA 'rE~
~ sn1 FRO r = ~t@as~t IA 'ser tz-
c-..ruf 1crss base Sziaes~f : great
fun! o. Al to- mB.; Yaauabr scSnsA11
.n3 practical saoz e'zv ~ttAni fpoa
;hs part o. th~ !arrn-rs al bresdr
Business A~griutural writers -sa
h.se q practical sxp~sss arr cos-
.,.n.ly rrf.rrinE 20 shs maiss-. and 10
49, .no~ ~ .roan ;hrsr oSs csly ~Dsx
hos , xais Important I; - aag~ 800
20 fed. bath 90 sTo1 gate 0s Tod
AIT ia1ur. 20 fks 1eE We s.a nos
r,.rxs frura urg n fzyru - so give
her b~s: atserssoG q .hss rn1zs ias~s-
e.,ny part O: sASr a4s-nSA. ~ i.
.EfsxA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

self Tha: man who hat 40 many
Two days after the covp d,iat hs
though; of II. amnesty i,- IA "L"s
Chat meets without 'alcrn- in nis
admiration o. Victor Hugo II" d"-cl
: enrich Lamar. iae-arSfLef = anl lie
fore ;l- act. 81 i0rlc.c-y u; tao-s
w-1 surrounded hIn i~gaC.r p.
mad a.pwanA Tor q p-sp9-t,pa .: rsa
sa.r IA wl-Er! tha -usi SHOUTED PR
val. Poop e. .u8A" u' his .cai~n exc
and ~sn Cd. h sHp.t's. which wss col:
one m - uIaN. tIi b-~tt1 a mas
O: mr--.sel-~> BE- ~gourcI.ri g." -~
IA cp->-u.-l him. IL We t.ril.
eve tie mar a.: acton on -lau! 81: ;.~
-l-cS o. tie ioutra 81, NJ tie cat-s a.;
france. /, ta, lrrn SAL De- beloved
n H- -'ar. IN -" superior C~ovr-uw-a;
O. thing - bpS>rs-t us-~i. Tia. aaI
uap lowed a.y.uter- - l-i t--r.-I -o.H-
l1y iAr- lp: su "a q, o. bis =. 4
'.-i - : De- W.. ESQ. Thought 50
co.: sling an .wrr-..-' '-s-. Ia u-
snail. ur walked ba,l.,. Dr. ia no;
I'D le. u5E.- a.,s: ..g -rrva~rt &C.
lowed W..a IL. 90 -.,- b., h.r. cnt
70 : ewes. ur- b., mouth " when
-.tsa ~ - ,U..- Az Al .u y1I TEL.
'aa, b. WA. . r.lr. GA as-- AGA ga--
'.G.I-l. L. b.o.. B., bonds .at &C.,
Hg..,G >pI.- E. ,-'. =. liable. 'JH.
J." looked w"l. :or De- Ma a! bust
When Er loaned 4' a:.-H b, L.!
Spr--rAa, te arr O: q q .eror. Na
olr doubted HI b-ay,-s- !n HAT
F
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
q DOG STORY.
How TIE TsNa~ Landlord Changed Ill
Opinion ri a Dog.

Four ncwly-arriyed cuc,,S were si,-
ting around the STOKE N , Tcya- couu-
Try hotel The landlord entered and
noticed that there was . large dog IN
der the stove. Turn:n. - ." IL the
guests with m obscIu;ou. bow. the
Landlord said:
That a magnificent doy Won have
got there. Fine breed ! can tell that
by the looks Of him. | AN sort o: \
crank about fine dors."
The traveller said the dog diI no: be-
lonE 20 am.
No sad the landlord. then ]
suppose The uot.c animal belongs &c
you. s:r2 San Bernard. : h. upj?'
How the deuce should ] know2 The
pup Goa belon; 20 me- remlrsei he
second traveller.
The landlord looked a; toe tli-5
guest. and REMARKED.
Tina, dog MAJ, have coat yoG = pile
o: money Thosc k:ai Of DOS A.,
scarce - these ra-t-
! 9 third -ues. shook h;s head and
sad The 10. Wa nome o: hi<
BY Jo'c. it 2 pleasure - zoos a; 2
dog Ike that. Re : beauty. l-4p
Eo-c he : a great pet !iow Id !.
Aes"
- never saw him before. p Lee
T.. fourth =e~.
You yg-.sd. beneh-le-ced E-s,e. ~
q 81 here. filing lie nom w. aa4-
Won moa-re. cur. -.c.aImcd tie etts
vera1-d landlord. kic&iag IN 'A-e~ %.
q" drg rb> aud lifting hju .a;o -.
Al 5iu,1- county " IA to1. .. ;-e
do tined - 20 Olt tA-oa-a H. door
IcIGS >iftgaV.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
APES FISHING FOR CRABS.
Jaw. species That Sacrifices O.. Comfort
70 o.. rAisi~-Nn Ahi-- T:,di.d Cr.h.

A Jaw. species That, sacrifice. O.. Comfort
I 10 IL i'sisf~-tn ihi~- T.yai~d Crab
.'They haze on tic cols; OF Java =
peculiar !on.-:li,ri a.. AM 4 and
crab tAa, .ruw. . II es;r.oTaiazr-
szc AMI ly-s. - C-- -;fe2-h N D.,
ca - q -"at.gnla who we'd ~
Java year az The apes a.e pa
ti-U.ar.y fond IF tie c-st,. winch arc
very shy aud wonderfully quicS N 'her
movements. They lie IL dr-p ho, ,
IN IL" sand. bu: spent mitch Of tie r
I'm" on the oDt-..c o. their hoes
were III ' run ami top about ia.v
range IN ,Z- from that % ID silver dol
lgr e that OF our c-i.r.. crabs Tier
claws are not iaT-c. bat have 4 -ri,
that 3 ys-.I-e I.r ape, mlkc dali.
ia..S on TIA. hgU.,- al: ta- crab.
a1- - ~Cas.,Ua!y succeed Jy creeping
>;-a.t...Y - within 4 lev f.. e.: 60
group OF them, in ~uTn-uS upon them
and capturing on, 81; ~ t..y L-ye
scaInprTc. - .n-.r hole. -ua ~.
however. tie crar- a-- 80 wary ,a.st
"LI." the apr J. Ill IN IN. 1i- duEuy
Iii spr.ng i"w-r. them. ;.cy haze sep
ar4teI and disappeared INTO i.r
ground. The . e. iutluy h.u--.. too
. - MAKE . capture. teen resorts -
= bt o.. >,Tai-ya u ,rc.-r = q nn"r. fl
mo-! o. final cap,1rc miles, upon ham
q PAM o. phlsCi. suffering which j..
r. u"Ut.y mp.e than h~ can bear. hu,
h-s lOT" Tor the crab a. = mar,-l Il fool
J. - >-rony tHJt h. never hesitate, ,n
accept the personal discomfort which
IL capture involves. ami usually hear,
Il with a S;Oic IN which IL INT inspire
admiration II i were ~. for it, conf
"a! side.
when the ape find, tha, he i f.; Ell
n .I~ "'iDri'O capture 4 crab by >urlu,
IN "a i group, h. backs himself mp /,
a hole into which one has i sappcarc.L
Sitting down. h" thrust, HI l.ug ia!
into the hole. The crab, II punish
such unwontcd Intrusion. >ciIc- the ca.!
ut the All III It's strong claws the mo-
mcnt It approaches near enough. ANY
one who MAJ have been so fortunate
- 10 hide HIM, 4 in the ba,G,, uuob-
served b, the ape making the ryil. wan
have 4 hard time TO Restrain hS laughter
wAcH la" critical moment Of contact
bcr!rcl tie crabs cav and the apes
tai ! reached. There i \ look ot
COmIcal >u>p"n-" on the ares face 4,
b" thru~t~ hi> tai down into the hole.
When the crao close, On T.. tai jhr ~,
preston IF >I-pcn-e departs. The ape
g.Ic> IN involuntary Start. and then SCI
ties back on ~ halnc.r~. while ne
ol"s"- his teeth to-c'A-g with Il deter
.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
kcAlTS.
1sppin~ss Dsp~ndioE stm-s. tn'i-etv 90
Condition .f Eaiy and Mind

suRdttF~n at tn1F anu VIM
Accord N o orr vss. y. lsr. h~a'o
: ;hc most de- nhlr thing iaat apr~-
-as 90 "a Y--e7; 3sa We 50 -
oyc l.cau-. usa was created e
~. CO.. hm,e't. and pcl@' D.. '-~s:"s
/. - wee u.t a We shp..4 =
30 -! - chs--r lAr;v y n imp .:co
Ion. IN ,aai H. t7I Us settled O.. e. %
ac c5ra.o IA o.: man Man. mrn-.
aIl vay,.ea. rua,; Ga. ous = ca0ns-
ton WITH ,a~ As; r-..; o1. aTosl!
s. III. ;hrg Joar- - eve haup.rs~ -
nan. = ia proof ;-zt ma. v-~ c-va~i
iar IA own pleasure ua t1rth. "a w'l
s., fo- ;H~ pleasure q! A> 'r,sisr.
%uw - h~Avvuv~- q d = L-V--t, ne
mr,j cu.s-c.s oa Oh" heath -. "a tv'.
All u .. . a-A otv SIS ts p
va.: a-- - pua- orn I--'r. "a b
U.l t-~, rru'-'," T.ss sa. aut a'i
hath Physical health ~F.- .1
H--".. CT -v',ts-sr-. q. '-r .es. a'
'ls a, 80 90 a.Is mi -s''t. '.
exposure ~, y~.is-. a- ,r 81; .
cod ,ar revu,Ius q, "a -u-.A ,- e.
90. E 81
VINCE ole "a H'
aT' ifArH n'H i-- .ig.--; .4 a.i ul
= i' -'.I al 'Ei'u- - u yHt-'-''
1tt Oxen ""-tF'' -" u V.H
louar iar -;.u "a rssu t..
;.r wrsA iss' b, - snir tp ts. % 5 90 2
taa, fun. oul, arrangement u-I-. "a
"i', q = tr-N.-;-i n d-'-" o
ai.-, "a and dean mat l't ~
Il W. 'NI-'-" "aT-NU> = iar H.4~taE'
g. "Nia.ai ou' - '"Aui' q sings
steam So ar g,;t' ~l.r g. sti,r ga
pan, Z ir'sr ati ari" ''af:''ui 90
Il mo 4. frEe-~ |! ~ fl.r.... az e -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
fro BE C~oNrrSCgD1

During the las, hundred years the
English race has multiplied hvefo!d.
tine Russian four.o'd. the German two
ani-s-half-fold. and the the o,l,e: III
ropean nations N 4 smaller proportion.
Italy having nearly doubled, and
France and Spain having added cnly
about fifty per cent 10 their population.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

-jone,-Aa. | see b. the paper that
the serpeu; has been SEN again Oh
Lon. Bu1ch Browu-is TIA: -
Jore-Ies: and The paper saw. too.
THAI the ps-;y ,ha; -aw The monster "a.
composed Of truthful aat >o.er c.Izens
Now. wA2: do yoa think o: thai' Brox=
We'll. ! doa't knOg. don - that
y0u can ccoun ior L excepting n one
Nay: tina; -oneo OF The party were ruth
ful and al the res; weTe S1bSE-SoS.
crUI-e JoaraGA
The Washington critic., 1885-07-01
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
COURT RECORD.

Counr IN GENERAL TERM-,Justices Hagncr
James and Merrick.--lIewitt et al. W West
crn Union Telegraph Company ct al; decree
Kcyser VS. llitz: on hearing
CRIMINAL CouRT Justice Macarthur. -
Henrietta l., Carpenter murder OF her hus
hand on trial.
CRoufT CouRT-Justice Cox. johnson VS..
Collins; dismissed by plaintiff. Burche vs..
Sheriff: submitted TO the court.
EQuITY CouRT-Justice CoN.-Kng vs.. Wat.
SOM sale decrced and Jesse II. Wilson and
George N. King appointed trustees to sell.
Causton VS.. Young; order appointing Walter
Ker guardian ad Item Larman vs.. Larman:
testimony. Wollard VI. Wollard; reference to
the auditor Will Instructions. Hewitt ct al.
w. Western Union Telegraph Company ct nj.
oscar Nauck allowed to withdraw as solicitor.
Crutchett VS.. Washington Gaslight Company;
time extended ten days from July7
PorLcE CouRT-Judge snell.-Chas. Thomas,
larceny; nolle prosecuted Caroline Hickman,
sault; do. Anna Myers, larceny; nolle prose
quied. John Graham, larceny; six months.
Ellen Ware, assault; dismissed. William
Parker. assault; $40 or thirty days and per-
sonal bonds TO keep the peace. Ed. Green
and James y. Gordon, writing policy; nolle
prosecuted. Charles II. McGlue, assault; for
ieited, collateral. Fanny Ford, assault; dis
missed. Mary Hervey. assault; So or fifteen
days. John Mulloy, suspicious character;
ninety days. Charles Burns, oolored, profanity;
So or fifteen days. Lew w. Millbnrn. va.
gancy; ninety days. S. p. Modiery, unlicensed
commercial agent; license produced and case
dismissed. Arthur Lewis, colored carrying q
razor: $50 or ninety days. John Thompson
do; do. Thomas Jessup, vagancy; ninety
days. John and Cecelia Allen, colored, dis
orderly conduct. Michael and Annie Cody
assault; Annie was fined S5 and Michael was
discharged.
The Washington critic., 1885-07-01
WEST WASHINGTON.

Subscriptions and advertisements for THE Critic
receired at G. II. Fickling'S drug store
Miss O'BmEYs ScHooL.--The neat little
hall of the Georgetown Catholic Union
was filled last evening with the relations
and friends of the pupils of Miss O'Brien's
select school to witness the closing eXer-
cises of the year. Medals were awarded
vey, Florence Brown, Mamie Harmon,
Sally Bradley, Nellie Gillon, Alice Gan
non and Bridget O'Day and Master How
ard l.. Linkins.
DECATUR LODGE ELEcTIoN.-Decatur
Lodge No. o, X. of p, held its usual meet
ing last night at which they elected the
following officers: Chancellor commander,
Jas. Briant; vice-chancellor, Gus Sheely;
prelate, j. l.. Collins; master-at-arms
Ross Foster
Mr.. BLUNDoN's FUNERAL.-The funeral
of Mr. John A. Blundon took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence on Thirty-third street. The
active pall-bearers were Messrs. John II.
Given, William A. Hutchins, Richard
Naux, John II. Payne, Cabot Sebastian
and Joseph Johnson of Covenant Lodge
of which Mr.. Blundon was member
The services were conducted by the Rev
p. Ill. Sweet, chaplain of the lodge.
PoRT NEws.-Cleared Schooners iona.
than Bourne and Freddy l.. Porter, with
coal for Boston.
THE RIVERS Y.-Temperature
and condition of water at 7 q. m: Great
Falls, temperature 81; condition, 8; re-
ceiving reservoir temperature, 70; condi-
ton at north connection, %; condition
at south connection, 2S; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 73; condition at
inhuent gate-house, 2S; condition at efilu-
ent gate-house, 81.
The Washington critic., 1885-07-01
EAST WASHINGTON.

CAPITOL CoNcERT.-The Marine Band
will discourse the following programme at
the Capitol grounds this evening: March,
"Transit of Venus" Sousa; overture,
"Banditen Streiche," Suppe; valse, 'Do-
lores," Waldteufel; selection, "Iolanthe," Z"
Sullivan; gavotte, Imperial" Faust
mosaic, "a Night in Berlin Hartwell;
galop, "Turque," Polak Daniels.
Mr.. WILEY APPoINTED.-M Mr.. Henry ].
Wiley, son-in-law of the late S. A. II.
Marks, has been appointed to succeed him
in his position at the Marine Barracks.
SENT TO ST. ELIzABETH' s.-John Slant,
q white man, age 40, was brought to the
Eighth Precinct yesterday and charged as
insane. The police surgeons after exami-
ming his case sent him to st. Elizabeth's.
DEATH OF DR.. JoNEs.-Dr. ]. S. Jones,
the well-known East Washington druggist,
died at his residence on Pennsylvania
avenue this morning of dropsy. DR..
Jones has been engaged in drug business
for number of years. In 1869 he sue
ceeded J. b. Gardner, whose store was
then under the old Caspari House Oh A
street. In 1873 he moved his store to the
present location, corner of Second and
Pennsylvania avenue. The Doctor had
been an invalid for long time.
The Washington critic., 1885-07-01
ALEXANDRIA,

VERY Low.--Alrs. Benoni Wheat is lying
very i'll at the residence of her husband,
on Duke street, and no hopes are enter
tained for her recovery.
DEATHs.-Mrs. V. NJ. Taylor, who was
sent to the Washington Insane Asylum
several weeks ago, died yesterday about 3
O'Clock. Her remains will be brought to
this city for burial. Mrs. Virginia Atwell
died suddenly at her residence, corner
King and Washington streets, at 3 o'clock.
CLERKS OFFIcE.-There were ten mar
riage licenses issued from the Clerks
office Of this city and twenty-six deeds re
corded for the month ending June 30
New CITY GovERNMENT.-Th new city
council and officers Of the corporation
qualified today.
GOING TO FREDERICKSBURG The Old
Dominion Boating Club will leave on
Friday morning for Fredericksburg to
take part in the regatta there on the 4th
The Washington critic., 1885-07-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Lemps St. Louis beer is bottled by Chris.
Abner only.
PAY DIRECTOR of the Navy LOCKER has
been appointed by Bishop Paret lay reader
for st. Johns Church, West Washington.
Arthur Lewis, colored, and John Thomp-
son were before Judge Smell this morning
for carrying concealed weapons, razors,
and were fined $50 each.
Mr.. A. DoUeHERTY has obtained war
rant for the arrest of Poundmaster Sam
uel Einstein for unlawfully trespassing on
his premises and securing five COWS.
THE late Richard r. Merrick left no will
providing for the distribution of his prop
erty. He leaves wife and eight chill
dren. Mrs. Merrick is slowly recover
ing.
THE tenth moonlight excursion of the
Fanchon Club will be given tomorrow
evening. The party will leave on the
tickets are fifty cents.
series of this seasons excursions to Mar
shall Hall this evening. Every arrange
ment has been made by the committee
for q pleasant time. The steamer Corcoran
leaves her wharf promptly at $3.50, return
ing at 11:45 o'clock.
The Virginia Midland Railroad will put
on new train, leaving Washington at
a. M, connecting with early trains from
Baltimore. and supplying early fast.mail
service to Lynchburg and other points in
Virginia. A corresponding mail train will
leave Lynchburg at a. m. reaching Bal
timore at 2:55 p. m.
THE captain of Company c, Washington
Light Infantry, has announced the fol-
lowing changes in the company: II. III.
Padgett, to be first sergeant; w. G. White,
second sergeant, and w. f. Dunn, third
sergeant. Privates Salinas, Reed, Grant
and McKenna were promoted to corporals.
The colors were placed in the hands of w.
Nick, Osborn, with the rank of color scr-
The Washington critic., 1885-07-01
SOUTH WASHINGTON.


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RoMpIEs-LIGHT.-The marriage of Mr..
Francis T.. Rompies and Miss Sarah II.
Light, popular young couple of South
Washington, was solemnized at st. Dom
inic's Church yesterday afternoon in the
presence of the families and few inti-
mate friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Logan, after which
the happy couple and party were driven
to newly-erected brick dwelling on FL
street. between Third and Four-and-a-half
streets southwest, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Rompies will reside for the future. A re-
ception was. held, and the young couple
were the recipients of many hearty con-
gratulations for prosperous and happy
future.
DEMENTED WoMAN.-Oficers Kearney
and Loane took to the station-house last
night, about 1880 o'clock, coored
woman whom they found wandering
along the river near the Long Bridge in
demented state. AT the station she gave
her name as Rose Allen. Her husband
was sent for and conveyed her home.
HIT WITH A SToNE.-Y Yesterday after
noon while number of small boys were
playing on street, bright little son of
Mr.. 7. g: Tilton was accidentally struck
on the forehead with stone, thrown by
one of his playmates, making q severe
flesh wound, The little fellow was re-
moved to his home on b street, where DIR.
III. Il. Leach was summoned, who sewed
up the wound and otherwise rendered
surgical aid.
A FINE CENTURY PLANT.-A century
plant is now in bloom in the rotunda of
the National Museum and is very attract
i've to the large number of visitors to the
institution. This species is native of
Central America and is about l5 years old.
1t will remain in bloom nearly two weeks.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. Frank Walker is
confined to his home, No. 800 Eleventh
street southwest, from q severe cold.