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MISSING VIRGINIA TREAsURER-Johp NJ
Carroll. treasurer of the city of Staun;on Va
len that place on the 25th of September last
with 5000 He went 10 Richmond and since
mas not been heard from definitely. YESTERDAY
the cnlei OF police OF stanton and a friend were
in Richmond trying 10 find ONT snmethins,
about him He owes the state of Virginia aboui
u 500. but may perhaps have offsets. In some
dealt with. '
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
42O, ADD, 424, 426 eth street n. W,

We are also the Sole Agents for the Post Combine
ton Sewing Machine Company for the District of
Columbia.
MIR. Jos H.. Fiske who has been connected with the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Co. for a number
OF years has charge of these Machines and will be
pleased to explain its many advantages, and therefore
invites an Inspection. OclO
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WHAT THE INFIDEIs Drx.Nn-Tbe I,horo,
league, composed of infdels from all the states
ana Canada, held a session in Cleveland a
Sunday, having changed its name to the Seen.
lar union, and elected Robert Ingersoli presi-
osn.; Mr; Ingersoll, in thanking the union for
erecting him, said that the union demanded the
repeal OF the Sabbath, the taxation Of cbnrnS e
property, and the abolition of chaplains in the
army, navy and houses of Congress
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Mary Druse, who helped her mother to XIII.
cut and boil her father In Warren, Herkfmer
county, y. T., was sentenced to the Onondago
peoitentiAyy fpg liz.
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TO THE EEG 6kfS, EI.T Ar Ro grHwrsr
DS STFt F Fkhck srkENPID SEMEN
STEEL h IN Eject a ScTosER 5iS. is Equipment
Trains leave Washington. from station, Of 9th
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
81 in Palace lace Sleeping Cars at 30 An daily Fast
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincmnai
and Hotel Car It Louis; daily, except niturdav
eeasa and Milh isesPE 1%r Altoona to %
with Sleeping Cars Washington TO Chicago lIar.
western Express with Through sIeePers for lew
snd and 81 louis Pacific LNpTess loso pm
Sleeper ss RI H ,si,laS 70 Ghicasa ,.
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Na-ara
1880 r daily except saturday. with Palace Iars
For Wamsport Lock haven, and Elmra at $40
A NJ daily except sunday.
200 400. IO:OO p NJ, and i2:i5 night. on SUNDAY,
$50 A. NJ, 200, 400. IO:Oo T. NJ. and l2:I5 hight
daily, except SUNDAY.
For Boston without change, 200 p. NJ. every day.
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Anne. aiordas
srfsse es asrd New 70 f Ra1s street avoiding %
For pohi Lad. I ilS $50 and llso a: NJ 2ao
$50 A. NJ, 300 400, 600 1880 + NJ. aud LIS
night Limited Express. $40 A NJ. aaily. eScela
For BALTIMORE, 635, 7l5, $40. $40. HOO A. NJ,
1900, 200, 400, 4:25. 4:4o. 6apD, 7lO, losO g. NJ
800 400, $50, 7io. ios5 r. NJ and lis Is n nli
For Pope's Creek Line, s:l5 A. NJ. and s:lo =. ~
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, s:l5 A M, 12o5 and 425 4. NJ
daily, except sunday. ON SUNDAY, 4:Oo T. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIC h SlU re- RAIL
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 600 800 9:25 ll:Ol and II .85 4
NJ, I:U5 4:26 s:45 0:-5 500 and 1885, T. NJ. un
sunday AT 600. 30. l1Dl \. NJ. 500 y. NJ.
For richmond and the South. 500 and l:Dl a NJ
daily ana i;!5 p NJ daily. except S.lay;
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 500 ~
lOan. 1910 A. NJ: 800 8ai5. -;:2.i. 5lo. 800 aEd
Il;so = NJ and i2:lo midnight except M"udayl
On Sunday al 800 and iU:IO A. NJ; 800 and 80
Il. NJ and 1910 night.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and q
the station where orders he left for the checking
of baggage 10 destination from hosels and residences
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. r PlsH, General Manager. or9
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i HOS J. LurrRELh Louis d. WINE
UP TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE.
LUTTRELL & WINE, 1880 PA. AVENUE
Weare daily receiving our new FAN and Winter Dry
Goods. and will sell them cheap any house In the
market.
TRICoT SILKS, worth 81. SO at SIPS.
TRICOT SILKS, worth 81. as at so.
SILK VELVETS. worth 81 % al Sl.OO.
q. q. BLACK SILKS. at 81. OOs 81. 26 $l5O, SITS,
81 80 and 81 w. guaranteed In quality and price
EoGGLE CLOTH, worth 81 % At 81 90.
81 TRICOT CLOTH, at 75c, and 81 90:
CLOTHS complete.
All widths OF Conrtauld's ENGLISH GRAPES.
BLANkETS BLANKETS. BLANKETS
At all prices.
Our $500 BLANKETS worth $500.
V TW STOCK OF IN DERWEAR very fnll
We call special attention to our mems UNDER
WEAR at Doc. and $l.OO Also, our Camers Hair
UNDERW EAR, warranted not to shrink In washing
Our Ladies' VEST at SOC. Is beauty.
Splendid line of TABLE LINEN In bleached, un.
bleached and Turkey red.
Turkey Red
Look at our Csc. CASHMERE. worth $50
CANTON FEANNEL, all prices.
FLANNELS, all cOlOrs See our 4Oc., red Twilled
Our WHITE SPREAD at 81 .25 are specially cheap
Always on hand a full line of GLOVES HOSIERY,
HANDkERCHIEFS, BUTTONS, &c.
Our HANDkERCHIEFS ut 12l2c are o bargain.
We sell none but first class Goods. and we guurantee
to sell them as cheap as the Imitation.
Don't forget the place corner Of 10th street and Pa
avenue 1t Is UP town, but DOWN prices.
IUTTRELI & WINE,
Selo-lm 1880 Pa ave. NV.
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Pictured Motion,

From the New York Commercial
The invention of instantaneous photography
has facilitated the portrayal and more correct
understanding of various phases in the phe-
nomena of motion, which, from their very ma
ture, can be only imperfectly and deceptively
grasped by the human eye How many, for eX-
ample, can analyze the elementary movements
which make up swift walk, or discern, as
Doctor Holmes puts it, that it is an alternate
falling down and quick recovery? Mr.. Merry.
bridges well-known photographs of the horse
In motion have caused the revision of many
conventional ideas as to the real action Of that
animal in trOtting, gallOping or jumping; and
the same gentleman's experiments in pIcturing
oirds upon the wing promise to be of equal in
tereSt especially to readers of the ingenious
analysis the birds flight in the Duke of
Argylls "Reign OF Law"
Ofeourse 1t was not to be supposed that the
inviting field thus opened would long be limit
ed TO the study of beasts and birds. Accord
ingly, upon the principle: no doubt, that the
proper study of mankind is man." we find in
Simultaneous photography impressed into the
service OF depicting humanity in action. Two
late instances in which it has been thus applied
are sufficiently unlike to form a curious and
suggestive contrast First, the University of
Pennsylyania for the instruction and anchor
alton of her studious youth, has engaged that
eminent gladiator, Mr.. Domlnick Mccartney,
the pride OF Philadelphia, as Mr.. John l.. Sull-
van Is of Boston. to stand for series of
and motions when engaged in the praise
worthy attempt to pummel the latter gen.
tISHiaH 10 De sure, IL might be objected by an
irrelevant critic that when Mr.. Mccartney actu-
ally engages in combat with Mr.. Sullivan his
chief motion IS running away and his tavorite at
tltude lying down. Mere dull facts of this sort,
however, neither Mr.. Mccartney nor his patrons
would care to see Unparalleled in the archives
OF the university, and the pictures which are
really taken will no doubt depict him bearing
himself in much more spirited and satisfactory
fashion.
Widely apart from the apotheosis of the prize
lighter, Is the practice now said to be coming
INTO vogue, OF phOtOgraphing lawn tennis par
ties, SO as to catch the players in the hundred
varying poses and movements OF the game.
This, 1t must be confessed, ii not a more useful
Is certainly more graceful and gracious appli-
cation ca d, OF the invention Before ladies yield to
Its alurements too implicitly, however, we ad-
wise them to study the photographs of the horse
In motion already referred to- These, however
true to nature, do not err on the side of beauty
or grace, and young woman, who in a mo-
ment OF weakness, consented to have her pic
ture taken in the act of making service" or
'volleying might find such portrait of her
self as would make her wish she had never been
born. This contingency apart, the new idea
has its merits, and may be made to contribute
very materially to the pleasurable reminis-
cences OF many other forms of social diversion
besides lawn tennis.
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SERGE ELECroRAI.
BoUCLE CLOTH
We have variety of suiting Patterns comprisns
e ee In or Mi,s
have also all the colors ;3Sin Tricot at SOC per yd
these goods are all wool ga Cloths all WOOL leading
o We have few cases more of those 24in Reps.
CASHMERES.
.. onr own importation. Best make in the world SOC.
We have double fold Cashmere (of course, this is
Then we have sc lin. colored Cashmere at 25c
In Pinds we can show you an endless variety.
lowest prices to ne finest We can give You ali coors,
all grades, and all kinds of Stripes and Brocades
has everything in it to match piece of goods to trim
dress TO make dress or TO make front and in
either plain stripe or brocades. We have displayed
s on our velvet counter this week handsomely de-
these goods way up to the finest grades
On our Black Goods which is also in our new
mare oth Which 1n will fe not t9 rru th wes SS Ar
CLOAK DEPARTMENT. sEcoSD Fl FLOOR DOR.
We devote one Immensely large door or the exclu-
sive sale of Ladies'. Misses and Children's Cloaks
display s shs Kfsk WRA fyeS of Garments
Camels Hair Cloth in all shades
Astrachan trimmed at $40
Broeade neat Pattern, fur trimmed. Silk lined, at
also great number of other styles and textures
We shall continue the sale Of Plush Sacques which
seven co days longer
These goods are cheap We will only say this for
Them but should you doubt this we beg you to let us
show them to you.
which will undoubtedly be fashionable Long Gar
ment 1t Is the most comfortable and graceful gar
ment lady can wear. We have them in all styles
ana prices in Brown Berlins. camels HAIR Knicker-
booker Diagonals, Beavers and Fancy Cloths
Our Misses and Children'S Garments are all in
BLANKETS,
BED COMFORTS
AND SPREADS
OF these goods we have unsurpassed assortment
ana at taking prices We sell you a Baby Blanket
a Horse Blanket or the finest California Blanket
We have Bed Comforts that filled with Shoddy
Material and Comforts that filled with the Finest
Cotton.
And Spreads from Csc. up. The &C. White Spread
is Ia size.
FLANNELS
FLANNELS
These goods are on our first floor eth street Annex
We have red twilled Flannel Atwood 27-inch
WIDE at 25c., which for quality and finish is unap-
proachable.
Gray Flannel at which is good for skirting use
or for lining.
At25c we have Dress Flannels all shades and Of
inch Plaid Flannel at soc.
900 Dozen Boys all Linen Collars sizing from IL N
10 Ia. 2oc per dozen. Ladies can also wear these.
And ano her lot of those heavy ribbed, full regular
made Hose for children, all cOiOrs, at l2l.c.
VI course we cannot enumerate all the differ
ent goods nor specify the bargains various de-
partments But we promise from time time to keep
you posted in things which will interest you and afl
the truths of our statements, would only be too
glad to have you call and convince yourself even
though your mind Is not made up for purchasing.
We will gladly show you all these goods, confident
that good result viii enSue therefrom.
Money refunded if sat sfaction is not given
k1- ONE PRICE FOR ALL"
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nj EMERsoN's LETTERS TO CARLYLE STOLEN
Inc ans iamny OF haipn Waldo Emerson say that
have been stolen. They wish to caution ali
aee to Be- buying WI Or selling
Emerson to Carlyle and a@a;,, ., iessers irGm
such such letters and to ask that any one who may
near OF the existence of any such letter viii d
them the favor to INFORM Edward ~ Emarsnn
Concord, Mass, where they may be found.
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Sham Mushroom.

From the Philadelphia Press
"You notice on the bill of fare that your turtle
soup Is but ten cents more per plate than mock
turtle SOUP" said stranger in q great. gilded
eating house. "Calipash and calipee, green fat,
an historic delicacy, famed in the history of the
worlds metropolis as the acme of epicurean de-
light, TOR ten cents more than fried meat ball.
But the age likes to think it is ealing turtle
soup. IT sounds rich; therefore, the really coun-
felt. am going to eat a Spanish omelette. con-
continued the stranger, changing the s,,bieot
The stranger gave his order to q colOred waiter
who yawned and twisted his mustache and the
omelette was brought The stranger investi-
gated the ingredients of the sayOrV mess with
his fork, and on the end of the utensil produced
mushroom. "Look at this" he said. Then
he picked at the appetizing vegetable with his
knife, scraped off the covering of sauce and he
gan pairing the stem. 1t crumbled under the
operation in decidedly unvegetable way. The
reporters eyes popped out on his cheeks
"What Is ft?" he asked.
dough" replied the stranger 1It ia an old
trick. Mushrooms are scarce and hioh Still
the patrons like to have the Sensation Of order.
Ing mushrooms In that composition. II prices
were put up TO the mushroom market they
would abandon the restaurant. So thew use
dough. It Is harmless. I would advise the pro-
prietor to stick to dough, and not Indulge in
t0adstools, which might work injury
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TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AMI SOUTH
~

WEST ~"
Schedule In effect October l. 1851
200 A. M.-LlNCHBU ItG MAIL. daily. pNcen; SIM
day TO local stations, connecting CharutissyiIis
with Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway and al ,iscs,
burg with Richmond and Allegheny Raj road
ITO A. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL DAN,
making close connections South and Southwest en-
meeting AT Lynchburg with " and W. X n IAu Imam
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and u AsiiinT
ton TO Atlanta Pullman sleeping cars from Wash
ington TO New Orleans without change of cas-
o3U Il. M.-LDUlSNILLE FAST LINE Daily N,
charlottesville to Cincinnati Louisville and IN
western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars Mashins.
ton TO Louisville
l0:Io p. M.-SoUTHERN MAIL AND EMPRESS
vile and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping Cars frou
Mashingi on 10 Atlanta and Montgomery. parlsr
Cars Montgomery TO New orleans. Pullman Sleep
ers nom Washington via Charlotte and Columbia T.
Augusta
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington nj ..,5
y. M daily, except Sunday.
Warrenton Trains leave Washington at 800 A. M
daily. except Sunday, ll:l5 a m. and $50 p M
daily.
Trains arrive in Washington: 500 a m. southern
Express, daily $40 a. M, Sirasburg local. daily -,-
cept Sunday: l.50 p. m. Lynchburg Mail daily encet
Sunday: S15 p. m. New Orleans Fast Mail daily
S:4O D. m. Louisville Special, daily.
For tickets and information inquire nj COMPANY,
Office. 60l Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
Is. and L. Station.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, ". MACDANTFI
Cen Pass Agent. Agent
oc1O SOL HAss. Traffic Manager.
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STEAMERS.
ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE.

ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE.
NEw. CHARMING WINTER TouRs.
British and French West India Islands, &C.
SIS. BARRACUDA, 18th October.
SIS. BARRACUDA, 18th November etc.
stopping day more at st. kits, Antigua Marti-
niQUe, Barbados Demerara. Trinidad, Grenada elc
Supert passenger accommodation, excellent cuisine
smoking room. bath r0olns etc. Apply 10
LE4AYCkAFT & CO.,
sel9s.tu th6m lao Pearl ST., New York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
p" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company pier, No. AZ North River, foot of Morton
street. New York.
St. Laurent, de Jousseln. Wednesday. October IA.
b a N.
Normandie Frangeul, Wednesday, October Fl, 3
p m.
Canada, de Kersabiec, Wednesday October o. SAM
Labrador, Per1er Hauteriye, Wednesday, Noven-
Der 4, 3 p.
Checks payable on sight in amounts TO suit ON the
Banque Irunsa tlantlque Of. Paris LOUIS DE BE-
BAN, Agent, No. q. Bowling Green New York
MessrS BELL q 60, Agents for the District OF
Columbia 1437 Pennsylvania avenue,
ocS Washington. ID. c.
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SHOT DEPUTY INSTEAD OF A CONVICT
Steve RenfrOe, of Sumter county, Ala, ex-
sheriff and desperadO, who escaped from the
convict prison at the Pratt mines on October
Sd, turned up at Livingston, the county seat of
sumter county. Saturday night. The sheriff
tried to take him and fired at him twice with a
shotgun. One shot wounded deputy sheriff,
while RenfrOe escaped unhurt. The detective
who originally arrested him left Birmingham,
Ala, Sunday to go on the trail 1t is under
stood other men have been pursuing him ever
since he escaped. 1t is said that Renfroe has
quarters who would rather prevent than aid in
his arrest,
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0HN' Ohooh NEVEK CAPTURED BY APACFES.
In q letter 70 the Omaha Bee Captain ]. G.,
was Gen. Crooks ad|utant general in the Sierre
t Madre campaign against the Apaches. charac-
terizes az wholly untrue the story that Crook
was caPture0 Dy or made terms with the
Apaches In 1882. This is the first authorized
d denial 81 the report, which has been revived
generaiiy through the press during the past
originating from disgruntled and weil-known
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SUMMER RESORTS

HoTELs COR MAIN AND COURT
Pleasantly located up town, and one mile vENko
hon the wonderful csveFns 81 Lnray. Pure IE: u
water nom artestan well che premiacs FsrS ~
celent-equal to any-wlth everything new ness ~
comfortable. Free buaD will meet AL tSnIus IsseS
spi7Sms t0sEPH PARKINSON. Prop,eeo.
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Mrs Julius aged 104 years, residing In Ha-
eerss02In. No. Tell last Saturday and fractured
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COLONY OF DEFAULrERs IN CANADA
special to the MY. World from Hamilton. Ont.
October IL. says: Among the citizens Of HamiI
ton now are Thomas Crawford, defaulting citv
treasurer OF Oswego, N. Y; Mother Mandel.
baum and party; Brainard, the Vermont Bank
president, who was kidnapped at Winnipeg:
i've absconding school trustees from WABASH
Park, washington and Steele counties, Indiana,
the schemes by which they robbed the conn.
ties. The fraudulent warrants issued by the
trustees OF Steele county alone amount 10
the boroer ere daily added to these undesirabIe
guests.
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YOUNG MINISTER KILLS HIMSELF-The
dead body of young man, which was identified
by papers found on his person as that of T. L.
Latherly, a Presbyterian minister lately from
roadside several miles from Houston Mo- He
was shot through the head. A discharged
double-barreled pistol was found in his hand
Dictated that he had killed himself. A watch
and chain and S6Oin money were found on his
bOdy
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Gun PRED1cr1os VERIFIED

The cold weather has set in and now it is absolutely
necessary to c.Othe yourself with the proper weight
clothing
We have anticipated your wants. as we ALWAYS do
and we have in stocks any article tending to make
you comfortable and warm. And for outside habili-
Quisite textures.
Already the change in the weather has made de-
clded profitable change in business and despite
the immense competition now raging our store has
been filled with customers. We know to what to at
tribute this We are not egotistica and do net be-
leve that the crowds that pat us do SO out of
mere friendship for us; but WE DO KNOW that thew
appreciate what we do for THEM. We are ALWAYS on
the alert to buy anything the market or any
thing that we can assert without restraint an article
that any purchaser does well in buying
In our Dress Department we have the Leading Nov.
elites.
REDFERN DIAGONALS
BORDERED SAIL CLOTH
ALLWOOL HOMESPUN
SERGE ELECTORAL.
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MINISTER PENDLETON AND THE BANCROFT
TREATY.-The London Standards Berlin cor
respondent says: UNITED States Minister PEN
dleton purposes coming to an early agreement
with the German government with reference to
the Bancroft treaty, as cases of expulsion and
enrolment of Americans living in GERMANY i'm
the army have largely increased"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-13

RIGHTS OF CHINAMEN TO HABEAS CORPUS
United States District Attorney HiIborn, in the
United States district court at San Francisco,
Monday, filed a plea OF Intervention in the
cases ofJung All Lung and Kung All How deny
ing their right to come before the courts on
writS of habeas corpus. He held that the mat
ter was one of which the Chinese minister at
Washington and the Secretary of State should
determine. Judge Hoffman said that the qreS-
ton OF denying any one in the United States
the right of habeas corpus was Unprecedented
and the demurrer of the Chinamen's counsel
was sustained.
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THREE GIRLS DROwNED.-A Kittannfno
Pa, dispatch says that yesterday afternoon q
party OF young people on their way to Mill Iron
Iron dam. Beckie and Annie Neale, daughters
OF s. Neale, and Mary Neale, daughter Of
James Neale, got into q small fiatboat and w
8. Neale attempted to row them across. The
craft was old aud leaky, and when near the
middle Of the stream, which is deep and swift
at this point, It rapidly filed. Neale struggled
desperately to row fast enough to reach
shallow water, but he was hampered by the
girls, who were his cousins and sister. and who
moments the boat was swamped and the girls
were quickly drowned. Their ages ranged
from fifteen to eighteen years, and their bodies
were recovered late last evening. Young Neaie.
who Is an expert swimmer, managed to free
himself from the girls and swan to shore
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RAILROADS.
OHIO AND WESTERN R.UT
ROAD. aS

w ROAD. AA<
On and after OCTOBER IL, 1855 trains will lo.-.
nom and arrive at 9th and II streets dpt,a "A. f,to
Leave Washington am. aud 4.:Sb n M -
At Leesburg 11O3 am. and 6::SS pm; nrri,s :,
Round Hill at IL AZ a m. and s.2l pm I,fur,,r'
leave Round Hill 600 m. and BIB ptn: rs,. -
burs GAP Am. aud $3.50 pm; and arrive AT W.sii
ton at SIS am. and $50 pm.
The train arriving nj Washington Mt S:sS a m 90,
that leaving Washington ABB pm are daily, ~
other trains daily except SUNDAY. ~
Monthly and Communicating Rates To all p,ir,s
ocl2 Superintendeui Na,a,,is
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ASKED TO RESIGN.-The Baltimore board of
police commissioners have sent q communica-
ton to John 7. Gray, marshal of police, calling
candidate for political office. Marshal GRAY is
the democratic candidate for the clerkshin Of
the court Of common pleas, ~
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SHOT HIS QUARRELSoME RIVAL DEAD-An-
drew Bryant and Ezra Shackelford, residents of
Putnam county, Ind, were admirers of Saman-
tina Lamb. On Sunday night Bryant and Miss
Lamb started to church On the way they met
ShackelfOrd. A quarrel and fight ensued, in
which Shackelford was worsted, and Bryant
and the young lady continued on their way to
church. They were soon Overtaken by Shackel-
ford, who proposed to resume his attack on
Bryant. when the latter drew pistol and shot
him dead. Bryant is in Jail ut Greencastle.
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HEAVY STORMS ON THE FLORIDA COSTA
dispatch from Jacksonville says: During the
BILE energy has ragged over Florida. On Satur-
day night a heavy rainfall occurred there again
and a washOut on the Savannah, Florida and
Western road, between jacksonville and Way
Cross, has interrupted trayel. The wind blew
fOrty-eight miles an hour at Cedar Keys, on the
gulf coast, at pm Sunday, and the tide COW
cred nearly the whole island doing considera-
BILE damage to the roads and the lumber yards.
The tides are very high on the Atlantic coast,
also, and q stiff gale has been blowing.