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AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule In effect SUNDAY, NAY BID, 1885, until
farther notice.
Leave ashinSton fron si-..ion, corner Of New Jer
For chicago 1000 and 1910 p M. daily. The 1000
Chicago arriving 10 Pi,l.burg at $50 p NJ. Chicago
next morning at so5 No extra fare charged on this
For ci1c,nnau Louisville and Louis daily a, $50
s eepns as % a se psn eSa sS and Pal
$50 train IS . fsst limited train to Cincinnsti
10 81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare is charged on
For PiItsburg at 1000 q n with Parlor Car. and
siS 2 M daily 10 pitssoa,g. Cleveland and Detroit
For Baltimore on week DAYS, s, $40. $40 13o.
ram ens $50 oo $40 ao 5so ea 30 SIS ana
FST BALTIMORE on sundays. elo. 100. $50 and
FOR points on the shenandoah Valley Railroad. and
points south. 80 a m daily and s:10 p IN daily.
Ss2 a; m train has Pullman sleeper. Washington TO
FOR Annapolis. GAO q m, and 1910 and $50 r. NJ.
For Way Stations SesweeP Washington and ss,
more s. $40 $50 500 an iz a pm $50 4;4o. 100.
fS 100 a5d and fof sSS, s al
day for principal stations on Metropolitan Branch,
Lex and s45
DALI, except sunday loI FREDERICK. $40 am. 4io
For Local stations between Washington and Gath
For aad send $40 daily
except sunday, and $50 pm daily TO Hagerstown
Trains arrive from the West daily, 600, 100 am,
las. $50 pm
Prom ANNAPOLIS $50 am, and 1:5O and 525 pm.
Sunday. 1923 a. m, 6.i5 pm.
From Lexington $50 p m. daily. except Sunday
From Frederick and Int ermediate pointa SIS q m
and $40 2 M daily, except sunday
$50. 72O. 300, S5Oo and 1880 am i2:i5, $50. 5,
49,, $50. 800, 900 Hnd / M ION sundays, 6:,O
500, BOO and 800 D. m.
AL trains nom Washington stop Ct Relay Station
except rs. Sis and $40 D. m
For further Information apply a. the Baltimore
and ONO Ticket Once-Washington station, 81 and
1851 pennsylvania avenue, of Fourteenth
street. where orders viii be taken for baggage 10 b
checked and received at any point In the cfty
b DCNHAM. -, e. x LORD,
Gen. Manager baltimore PA
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MIss HARRISON TAKES HER yxwkLRY rkAy.
ELING AND COMES BACK WITHOUT IT.
Miss Nellie Harrison, west 8lst street, New
York, is looking for $4,000 worth OF jewelry
which she says left her possession about $50
O'Clock on Friday night. She has offered . re-
ward Of $1,000, and no questions asked. 20 any
person who will recover the missing property
and return IL TO her. IL has been her custom 70
go TO Boston once a month 20 collect the renu
OF four houses which she owns there. She start.
ed for Boston on Thursday with her jewelry
scattered about her person. She left Boston on
the 4:30 o clock train on Friday afternoon with
the tewelry I'm a little alligator skin satchel,
which had the initials an, H" on IL. She threw
the satchel beside her on the seat and thought
no more about IL. When the train reached
New Haven Miss Harrison lert her seat for a
few minutes When the train rumbled into the
Grand Central depot she could not Ind the
satchel. Among the Jeweiry was q large coli
taire bracelet containing an eight karat diA-
mond. Besides this, there were two pairs OF
cluster diamond bracelets, q cluster diamond
locket and watch with the name OF Nellie set
In the case with diamonds. Miss Harrison
thinks that some person followed her from the
time she left New York city for the purpose of
robbing her. The 29th street police are trying
to find the diamonds.
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How NRs PULLMAN TRAvKlA.-When Nm
her special train was drawn up almost Gf the
very foot Of her lawn. With her were her chill
dren and about eight attendants Her boudoir
daisies, gerauiums, heliotrope, pausles aud
other fkv0rite blooms taken from her own now
COLOR prinfs. periodicals and new books about
the coach gave d . home3lke and yet elegant
aapect. One CO w1g devoeea 70 her hozso
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Assaulting q Fireman.
TWO WAR DEPARTMENT CLERKS TRIED IN THE
POLICE COURT TODAY.

POLICE COURT TODAY.
The case Of Thomas ONeill and Thomas II.
Walsh, War department clerks, charged with
cutting August Albers q fireman in engine
company No. 1, in Fritz Nieman's saloon last
Tuesday night was tried in the Police Court
to-day. Albers testified that when he went into
the saloon the defendants talked about Chief
Cronfn. Walsh said that certain fire depart
ment officials were no more tit to hold their
places than dog, and witness called him d
liar, when he tWash) struck witness and cut
him at the same time. Witness said he re-
ceived three other cuts, but he did not know
from whom he received them. VIM. French, a
fireman, who was with Albers, testified that
Walsh struck Albers and witness went between
them. Fritz Nieman testified that O'Neill was
ten feet away from the parties when the blow
was passed. DIR. q. L. Magruder testified to the
nature OF the wounds.
Mr.. O'Neill was discharged. Mr.. Walsh posi-
lively denied the cutting, but admitted striking
Mr.. Albers. Several witnesses testified that
Walsh did not do any cutting.
The court thought il would be manifestly un-
just to punish Walsh for the cutting, which he
thought was not proven on him. A ine of $40
was imposed.
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Chasing q Recreamt Lover,
DISAPPOINTED WEDDING GUESTS PURSUING A
FAITHLESS GROOM.

Chasing q Recre0mt Lover.
DISAPPOINTED WEDDING GUESTS PURSUING A
FAITHLESS GROOM.
Abraham Goldberg and Miss Annette Maku-
balsky were to have been married at noon last
Friday at the residence Of the brides parents,
in Louisville, KY. 1t was arranged that the
groom should drive to the house in q carriage
and there meet his affianced. At the agreed
time the bride was decked out In her bridal at:
tire, the clergyman WAS in waiting and the
bridesmaids and grOOmsmen were IN attend
ance. The clock struck II, but the groom did
not put in an appearance. The hours wore away
into the afternoon and yet Goldberg came not.
The bride grew restless, and two OF her friends
who were in attendance volunteered to 60 out
and hunt up the laggard lover. They turned
into LIST street, and had gone but q short dis
lance when a carriage wheeled down the street
with q solitary male occupant. They recog-
ntzed him as the groom and pursued. A head
was thrust through one of the windows of the
vehicle and a word was spoken to the driver.
Immediately the horses increased their speed.
Il was evident that the vehicle was bound for
the Short Line depot, and q race between the
carriage and the footmen was made for this OBJ
tecttve point. The carriage landed an easy
winner and the groOmsmen came up Just in
time to see the Cincinnati train crossing LIST
street with Goldberg as one Of the occupants.
The groom has not been seen or heard OF since.
His flight was reported to the bride, who was
Frustrated with grief and has continued very
Ill ever since.
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RAILROADS.
LAKE GEORGE AND

IL LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARJOR CAR LINE.
Trains on New York, West shore and Buffalo Rail-
way. by West Shore of picturesque Hudson River,
leave Jersey City Station Of Railroad
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $40 An. arrive Saratoga
1880 D. M. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Sarato-
"a; thence to Montreal. Pennsylvania Railroad trsi n
leave W Washington 1915 NJ. TO connect.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $40 m,
arrive Hotel Kaaterskiu PHI pm, Grand Hotel
las pm Parlor Cars. Pennsylvania Railroad
train leaves Washington 12:15 Am. to connect
DAY EXPRESS 9:35 a M, Arrive Albany pm.
Utica 5.42 M syracuse 7.O5 pm. Rochester fO:30
Parlor Cars to Albany and Niagara Falls.
SARATOGA AND CATSKILl4 MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESS. 1888 Am, arrive at HOTEL kAATERS-
KILL $40 pm, Grand Hotel, $40 PM. Saratoga
$50 pm. Lake George pm Parior Cars Long
Branch and New York TO Saratoga and Lake George.
Pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
BID am. TO connect
SARATOGA AND CATSKILI. MOUNTAIN LIN
TIED. 3:25 pm, arrive &C Hotel Kaaters<I Sa57 D.
NJ. Grand III ote S:3S pm, Saratoga Clio pm, Mon
tres with parlor cars to Catskil Mountain and
Saratoga Buffet parlor cars leave Washington
sleepers thence to Montreal Ask for single round
trip tickets b. West Shore Route and avoid long
fer through New York City. Apply to city depot
agents Of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables. tickets AMI parlor chairs
Parlor chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
Company, Pennsylvania Railroad station Jersey City
New Jersey. HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
jyl3esl5 No. $50 BROADWAY. NY.
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How A You've LADY SURPRISED EyrRr.
BoDY.-The Baltimore sun says: On SATURDAY.
of last week an unexpected incident took place
on board q sailboat which was lying OF Old
Point Comfort with party OF pleasure-seekerS
from Paramount, Somerset county, Md One Of
the young ladies of the party surprised every.
body by becoming a mother. A young man
living near Princess Anne, the county seat OF
Somerset. was notified OF what had occurred.
and as soon a. the young lady reached home Id
married her.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DAILY LINE TO x S9EF2LK AND FORTRESS
Of which leaves 9Th street wharf DAILY, except
sunday. at $50 p. M Exclusive connection with
rooms at 1881 and oi9 PENNSYLVANIA ave-: 81. Marc
no,el, and ofee Kn1xs E1press 9th St and Pennsyl-
and private residences.
whs1 Teepsne Sa Inquire at Office eth
w W p WEIGH. General Agent.
7 oW FARE TO NoRFoLK:-sTEAMERL LADY
pm. FirsLclass Fare. 500; Round Trip, $3.50.
Telephone cali d All Posoas RIVER LanS dfss
Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, Monday, Wednes:
DAY ana trioay, an jelS
E'ok POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
NEW IRON STEAMER WAX FIELD.
PAhs s9s and st
CnIrioman Va, and 81. Clements Bay, Md. Connects
with O. -'5 5SHS rs sfs siasfu asen.
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager. api1
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
Fier Il East RIVER. every sATHPAY at ieaye
~, NJ Oh =. wharf. Washington, every WEDNESDAY
MORNING Freight at lowest rates. ap4
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE.
CAPT. ". C. GEOGHE9AN
Eiii resnpe the route between BALTIMORE AND
sioPDs s. Sss %a1
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY and
must be prepaid.
All accommodations hrstclass. Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, 7.h st. wharf
OfDce:-12th ST. and Pennsy lyania mil GIN
GTEANER MATTANO LEAVES 1TH.STREET
- wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at
O'Clock an, for River Landings far ss Mattox
Creek, returning on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
afternoons For information apply to
g. L SHERIFF, lila Pa. ave- NV,
mb9 @. T. JONES. Agt.. 7thst wharf
Mt. VERNON, MT VERNON,
STEAMER W. w CORCORAN
Leaves ith-street wharf daily except sunday for
MI vernon at 10 O'Clock q M: returning reaches
Washington about $50 p. N.
sel6 L. L BLAKE, Captain,
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DoTNG.-The Baltimore Sun says a letter res
ceived I'm Richmond, Va, from Meherrin.
Amelia county, in that state says: "A white
man, claiming to be from the state OF New
York, has been going to all the colored churches
In this county and giving magic-lantern exhi.
billions. BY this means he would draw large
crowds OF negroes, and after mere farce of q
show he would harangue his audience about
their rights and the means 90 acquire the same.
His speeches were of an infiammatory charac,
ter, and he is evidently working TO bring on q
war between the races He has done great
harm alreAdyu
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF The EN-
TIRE CONTENTS OF THE PARKER HOUSE,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF PENNSYLNANIA
AVENUE AND FOCk-AND-A-HALF STREET
NORTHWEST. COMPRISING PARLOR SUITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS. COTTAGE SETS,
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS.
Chairs. WARDROBES. MARBLE TOP Ia
BLES. EASY CHAIRS. LANBREQUINS. CUR
TAINS. CORNICE, PICTURES. SIDEBOARDS,
EXTENSION TABLES. DINING CHAIRS,
PLATED WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE, REFRIGERATORS, BRUSSELS AND
OThEk CARPETS KITCHEN ;;RE0UITITES,
&c. BEING THE ENTIRE FURNITURE, &c,
CONTAINED IN TWENTY-FIVE ROOMS. AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST TENTH
COMM ENCIN8 AT TEN O'CLOCK. will sell, at
the above named house; al the Furniture, &c. con-
tanned therein being only partly enumerated above to
which the attention OF buyers is respectfully called
AuA1t
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BREAkrAsr Tonic

BREAKFAST TONIC
DE-. Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic Is .
highly concentrated vegetable remedy Of extraordi
nary merit ana potency, possessing une9ualled eh-
cacy In building and t0hng constitution, pre-
venting all forms Of malaria, and eliminating from
fever and torpdity Of the liver. sure appetizer
great promoter of digestion; relief and cure for dys
Pepsia: potent and permanent invigoratOr. and q
thorough blood purifying tonic. It win strengthen
AND give you renewed energy and vtgor
For sale BE- druggists and Irocers. Price so cent
T. A. BROWN e. CO.
100 w. Lombard street, Baltimore Nd,
au1-s,tu ,th'3m Sole Agents, u, g. A.
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The following changes in Yesterdays QUOTA
tions of the Washington Stock Exchange are
bid North Capitol and o street, 4Oia bid; WASH
ington City Gaslght Co., Ala. bid; Columbia
Insurance CO., 10ia bid; German-A nncrican Ins.
CO., 1877 bid; Potomac ms. Co., ~ bid: Riggs
ms. Co., GAs bid; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 10Sai bid: Second National Bank, Ito bid;
Real Estate Title lns. Co., SO bid; U. s. Electric
Light Co. SO bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-04

JOHNSON BROTHERS,
wHARFs AND RAILROAD YARD
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS Sw
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED
BY TELEPHONE
1902 F street northwest
1915 7th street northwest
174O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
1112 9th street northwest
Corner Sd and X streets northwest
POI Pennsylvania avenue southwest
AlS
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.
10 the Editor of THE EVENING STAB.
In The STAR OF August, r. II. Newton, ESQ.,,
attempts to reconcile Judge -Cox's decision in
the Peck divorce suit, with the law as laid
down in 1877, by the Supreme Court OF the
United States. Mr.. Ms points are:
1. The state Of Maryland always required
some marriage ceremony or celebration.
=. That requirement was a modification of
the English common law, SO held by the courts.
Now that may be very good law in the state
of Maryland, where legislation and jurispru-
dence have been largely influenced by Catholic
ism. But the District of Columbia belongs to
the nation, and its court of appeals is not the
supreme court of Maryland. Nor, by the way,
does the Maryland statute require any mar
riage ceremony of colored citizens.
Judge Cox's decision may perhaps be satisfac-
tory TO the plaintiff ii she is childless but how
about the binding force of future marriage?
And how would this decision affect the rights OF
children whose parents have been married
without religious ceremony? JUDEx.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
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g BENSINGER, AuctIOneer,
% Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La ave.
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
WAGON, HARNESS. &c, DC. EVERY TUE,-
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
IGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER.
Parties having Horses, Carriages Wagons to dis.
pose of Will find this the best method We have
stantly ham at private sale large and well
ed stock OF Wagons, Carriages Bugges Harness, &C..
DC y20-1m
- STA TI, NJ psi
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rIHHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route To the south and Southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY Sd, 1855.
e26 am. daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points ON line Of shenandoah Valley Norfolk
and Western. East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroads. Atlanta, Macon, jackson
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New OR.
leans, and the south and southwest Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting at
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, NaW
York to Atlanta
o.lo P. n. daily. Memphis Express For al points
South, southeast aud Southwest Pullman Pal
sce Sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without .anse, connecting Is
Cleveland Tenn, with Pullman Cars u New
Orleans without change
Trains leave II 4 y. r. X Passenger Station corner
New Jersey avenue and Q street
Fog ucketz sleeping car reser vaftons and AL infor
nation apply st ticket osnces. 0is fennA sves 1851
the Line 5O7 Penna ave. where orders will be sAks0
Tor baggage called for in any part OF the city.
A. POPE, J. LOCKWOOD.
Gem. PaSa. and Tiki Ar Pass and Tiki At
nh1o-4u0
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w. NJ. Gibson to Minnie Evan, lots IS and
So, 50. 1872; 5000. B. H Warner TO Nit +.
5. Treso to W. q HiS. wv Il, %. lee; ss, 200.
Thomas Kirby to G. B. Rheem, lois ia TO 121:
5000. Della Chappell TO c. II: Chappell, lot
%, do; S824.06. Hens Of 8. L. Gouyeneur 10
II. e. spackmar, lot q, q: 20s; $500. Ma
sa aas % Kelly g e not &
w. q Cs. sub. Mt Pleasant; e82b Anna NJ.
Farley to r. 7. McCAnn, lot Al, "a. b94; e282.5O.
81 $50. w. q. Duckett ct a., trustees, to Mary
=. Thompson, sub. q; "a. 613; $4,000. B. 1t.
Warner to III: A. Hall. lot 246, %. GA; g. II.
50. S6e; $4,000. Jacob Fran1 20 Z. echaub'
lot 81, HAw'a sab. Nj Pheasant; el,212. r.
Rothwell TO Maggie G. NcGegor, sub Is, "a.
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STEAMERS.

CuNARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
rHH HE'S eTMRR SRM 4dne sHh III
f fE5a c PIN g. A. a &c sok new F4 ASRR
A. sat- A Ass is sep sD' is
AURASIA $500 sat Aug. * AuRANIA--- sat, Sept 10
RATES OF PAssAGkDeabin-sa $50 and 500.
Steerase at very low rates Storage tickets from
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown and all parts Of En
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
havae antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
once No = Bowling Green. or both steerage and
Ss ssn,n 70 OTIS BiGELow co. 600 9TH street.
~' VEsSoS i. BROWN 4 CO, New York.
aus s05 TN street. Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
pier No ~ North kIvr. i0ot q Morton
Canada, de kersabiec, Wednesday, Aug 8, noon.
!. oIma rss A. hr1snssnl wsnssday Aag ~ IAN
Amerique. santelli. Wednesday, Aug. %. $50 am.
Checks Rsyao,e on nghi in s.nouns. e sgs O. ne
ban. Agent; 80. 8 Yownng Green. New York.
Messrs BELL & co. ASents for the District Of
" 70 Washinston. d. G.
Two BOSTON. VIA PROvIDENck
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATrRAcr1vE ROUTE
To Boston. Newport, Narrasensstt fisr and adacsns
resorts by the sea.
9. SRpDzYs 2 $50 e. con-
pectins IN Norfolk with the 6r.s.claa pasisnses
10 PIoyidsnss sis 81: fo aSSn sr nG "a
70 Boston. via Providence, Vfl: Found trip, ga
For further in5Ssmssi inS1rs = Sf,cs. Nh srss.
wharf Telephone No 746-3 VIZ WEIGH.
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THIiE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
bot BILE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT JUNE 3lSr lSSS

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
sr P3gB 4 ,, TRACE &c sPLkNpIp sCENERY;
fS EFrn MAe jGsE Est E ss
Trains leave Wasainston nom station corner of 9th
io a ad ths West Chicago Limited Express
de asss sesRn9g s, Cars at $50
with Sleeping Cars from HARRISBURG to Cincinnati,
and Hotel Car to It Louis daily, except Saturday,
dai!y, with Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicago
Iisbnrg with Western Express with through sleep
of se s and 81 Ls., and r r..
through Sieeper Harrsenrg to Chicago
For Erie Cansndai ma Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara.
1890 !. ". daily. except saturday, with Palace
For wlilianlspoEt Lock Haven and Elmira, at $50
Tor M w, daily 1, e5SeP Ps SUNDAY .aa;
u 25oo 400 1000 Pm, and l2;l5 night On sun
fiSk iimiied IspresS Of Pullman Pa 1ha Cara
sac An. DAILY. except sunday.
jersey City with poats Of Brooklyn Annex. afford
IS fTsass AUS New YCrs sisye avoiding d0''-
80 @ 100 PM and r1 fai5 night On s SD
g 9i $50 s;sh A. Nj a;2o 400 600 1oo and
For Eal;Iee.e s:sa Ia $50 80 $50 100 4;
200 4 ass eoo ~ 7 sH1o 1900 S1 s and
For Popes creek Line. 7:15 A. M and 44O p NJ daily,
For Annspoiis. 5:,5 M, 1906 and 4.25 PM. daily,
except sunday. On sunday, 400 PM.
ALEX NDRIA AND FREDERiCkSBUR G RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH.
lSGT0N RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 6SbO. 200. Cos, IL OIL and :J A.
NJ. LOS. 4:l6. 4:4, 6::,,o sos, and 1887 " on
Sunday at 500 S:.2.5, i OI A NJ, Sa5 PM.
For Kichmond and the South. GOO and III Ul A. N.
daily, and $40 NJ daily. except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria fer Washington sos. 500,
1000. lc1U AN; 100. 800. 32:S $40 7O5 and
HISS p NJ, and l2:lu midnight except Monday.
On sunday at 500 and lOlU AN: 100 and l1:35
M. and 12:IO night
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
Der of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station. where orders be left for the checking
OF baggage 10 Destination from hotels and residences
CHA~. T.. PCGH. j.. WOOD
C,rneraI Manager rie22l General PassenS.r iuant
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WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD

On and after JUNE l4TIf, 1885. trains will Leave
rom and Arrive ar 9Th and Depot follows
Leave Washington = III. and ABS pm daily, ar
i've az Belmont Park 1O:ol and $40 pm; Lees
Dur iIOi a IN and 6S6 p H. arrive al Round Hill at
LAB M ard 1:lS pm Returning. leave Round
HI S-'lS and 3:uS pass LeeSpurg GAG j. IN
and s;46 pm: Belmont Park tj.,4 g. m. and :S.1S
pm, and arrive al ashngton al o:S5 and $40
Pm
special excursion rates and Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK. Monthly and Communication Rates 10
al points =. NJ. BROPHY,
superintendent, Alexandria
< J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent.
s,ss Penn ave. Washington tel3
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The Secretary Of War to-day issued an order
directing the chiefs Of the bureaus Of the War
department. who are all army Officers, to attend
the funeral Of Gen. Grant. Gen. Sheridan, &C
companied by the members OF his stan. Gen
Macfeely and several other army officers leave
for New York this evening"
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A Posi- OFFICE CONFESSIONAL commission
consisting Of W. P. Edgarton and II. w. Hall,
post office inspectors; E. w. Alexander, super
fntendent of mails at Philadelphia, and e. J.
Luud, asst. supt. Of rail way mail service,
to consider the present method of taking up
and distributing the mails in New York and
Brooklyn, with the view OF securing such facii-
ties as will tend to the more rapid and prompt
delivery of local letters There has been q good
deal of complaint about the delay of the
Brooklyn mail in New York, and the commits
sion will investigate the cause.
THE CABINET MEETING AND THE CATTLE
QUEsTIoN.-Secretary Whitney was the only
member of the cabinet absent from the cabinet
meeting to-day. The session was unusually
short. The cattle question was referred to- but
nothing was decided, as the President was to
have call from the delegation Of cattle men at
tour o'clock in the afternoon. It is thought
that an extension Of time will be allowed them
In which to move their cattle nom the indian
Territory, but not as much as is desired.
RESTORED TO PRAcTIcE.-The Secretary Of
War yesterday revoked the order OF July It'll
disbarring Mr.. J. Amber Smith from practic-
ing before the War department.. The Secretary
took this action in view of the good
standing Of Mr.. Smith, his disavowal
of an intention to represent that he had
special facilities In the department. and his
promise TO have "desertton marks quietly
removed" withdrawn nom his advertise
ments.
REsrGNED.-vincent w. Bayless, receiver of
PUBLIC moneys at Eau Claire, Wis, has re-
signed.
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CH0LERA II SPAIN.-Consular reports ne
ceived at the Department Of state indicate that
cholera has made its appearance in the prov
inces Of Cordoba and Yaen, and ut Tanajona,
Spain. There were 81 cases and 81 deaths from
18th. During May there were 80 deaths from
cholera In Singapore. Cholera has appeared at
Barcelona. Sp0fn.