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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Saar, Moiel, Gifel uno Sunsrid.

Gin @ewttter fanb ON L. Sebr.
bes Ibenbs aesen 10 l1br in Saarbriiden
ifatt; Der Oonner srolte, Blite sudten
uno itarter &esen fiel niebsr.
Matbias 6. aus 0ittel wurSe IN
Der S90iieniisuns gu Saarburs 81. San.
Su 10 Eagen @efdnsniB perurtbeilt, wesen
@ntwenonns zines &eseni9irues in siusr1
giienbabnsuse.
Sn Der @emarfuug Serrtg
(Saarburg) wurben auf elmer am %. San.
absebaltenen Greibiasb 2 Stri1s, 8 &ebs
bOde unb l RsuIsr CUR Strsde sebra9t.
YsrI. Oie gbeIeute Ni9el Spans,
n Sabre alt, unb Nnna Maria Slittsn,
"a Sabre alt, feiertsn am 5. 6ebr. baS
Teit ibrer sOIbenen 9o@Seit.
Oie9eitrdse Der Burger pon YerI
unb SbsrsBerl fir bic 8erunslidten tn
Spanien betraser 70 Mt.
Cine geifestrante Wutter pom
Sbersperl idnitt am 8. Sebr. ibrsm 4
Sabre alien Wio4en unb bann fi9 ielbif
ben gals ab.
Bel Trittenbeim fanb man einen
Calm, Der smii1en ben Gisi9olen tobt ses
briidt mar. Der 25 Yfb. i9were Slid
CAB einen biQisen e,derbifsn.
Srisr. Die MesserlebrIinse bes
9errn 6. IN Der NeuitraBe serietbsn am 4.
b. IN Streit, in bsiIsn Werlauf Der cine, ein
3uremburser, benz anbern, Namens 5off
aus Grier, einen Sti9 IN bic linfe Druff,
Oberbalb bes Sersens, beibradte. Der
SerIette ioq Iebenssefdbrli9 perwunbet
iein. Ser Gbdter wurSe psrbaftet.
8siStuesbsim m, In Der gtfeI, ianb
man bic 9ei9e elmer Srau I'M S1nee unb
omar In balb SerfreIensm 8uftanSs. Bel
Der 9ei9e wurben 40 Sbaler porsefunben.
Die Srau mar iebenfaIs bas Spfer oes
uusrwartetsn S9neeiturmes ssworben.
Gin @inssr in 9uIIap (Sols
DEM fanb beim llmiessn isinss Weinbers
ses IN Selien einssbauen bic sewolbte
9rabitdtte zines &risssrs. Die meiften
GbeiIe, S9dbel, @rms unb Seintno4en
iinb Serbrodsn sbsnio purbe bas Sdwert,
iebr perroitst, in Stiiden beranssesraben.
ginise &nSpfe iinS nod erbalten.
Sm Qeiwen an Der Woisl wurben bies
ier Gage 4s Suber lsS4er ~pertauft guns
Preie uon 62O-7Os W. pro 0uber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
8eI8ti@s 2mrembur8.

Sn Irlon wurbe bic Yerbaituns Don
9opp BbiIipp, % Sabre alt, S9rSber
Rarl, 20 Sabre aft unb Bad Sob, 10
Sabre alt, ale brei su 8spern (@roBb.
CRIB wobneno, uorsenommen. Oieie sSnz
oipibaen iinb sabIreider SiebitdbIe nit
Ginbry9 bsidulbist, Die felt benz Monat
Nouember in ueridiebenen 06rfern bes
@roBb. Curb. aussefiibrt worben paren.
ST.. Siftor Oeraur, 0fidter Al
War9e 1T nun ais &i9ter gu 9itti9 err
rtannt.
gu galtieul lit elm Saus abaes
brannt, nobel AUDI Elm s0idbriser @reis in
ben 6lammen umfam.
Der YropinsiaIratb Der Yros
ping Suremburs warb in auBersepObnIi9er,
Seifion AM MOntas, l6. Tebruar, suiamz
menberufsn.
4m 20. Sanuar lit bic Imblepes
Sabn fir ben Berionsn:@ ertsbr e~r6finet
worben. 9n bieier nelien gabn befinben
ii9 iieben gabnb0fe unb swar &iuase,
9iotte, Martinripe, apmaiIe, &emoas
9amps, Suareur unb Stoumont. Die
3ise babsu ibren slbfabrtspuntt in &ipas
&c, wOielbit AUDI iest bic 3ise Der 9iittids
MarloiersS abn, fog. Surtbebabn, balten
unb NIT BET nsuen 8abn tn Serbiubuns
iinb.
Sn Der q a1 pom 16. Bis II. Ses
bruar oransen Oiebe in bic Yfarrtir9e 3u
Sobimont unb erbra9eu einen Opiertas
item, beiien Snbalt lie iid an~sseisnst bat=
ten. Gin sweiter Spfsrtaiten wiosritanb,
unb iomit muBten bic Oiebe it9 nit einis
gen &upfermiin5en besniisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

0on Columbus eilten mir na9 Montreal
In Canada gum 8eiu9 usrl9ieoener Stus
benton ; auf Der Riidtebr gu WiIminstOn
einise BeIsier bssriiBenb, ~selansten mir
mad Der v8Onisin beS Weitens", Gtncins
natl, mo mir benz nod INNER am Ibfahen
ieiner Prebisten beiddftisten sreiien Miis
iiondr p. Wenninser, S.. j., unb %uniernt
2anbsmann P. Nlpbons 2aur, G. P. P. s.,
turse geiude abitatteten, Der 9eimatb iiber
louisville, 8p., gu.
8. g.. Georges.
Mus2e so tSmmt bic Na9ridt
bes CODES bes Serrn Oauiel Yit, bes
S9pieserpaters pom Or. S9minb. Sn
Der Eobesan3eise mebr.
. ct vYort 0aibinston 3eituns" ents
nsbmen mir bic folsenben uniere 9anbsIsute
betreffenoen Notisen:
Sranf 0ellss controqirt oas game omni=
bus @eI6dit in Bort 9Sai6in9ton. Statt Der
Smnibuiie Der Sotels, permitteln Nun feline bic
MISUNDERSTANDING BON unb mad benz Depot.
au6 rperoen grpreBs Baaren our9 eineu ieiner
vguile" transportirt.
~ III porlSeH SoHHtu9 put etNe NHSdgl
Ssin9linge bierielbit einen gerein inter benz yias
men ct. Mopiius Siir9linss; Berein sesriinbet
iinb Na6itebenbe gu Seamten fir bieieS Sabr ers
wablt: S.Y. S6n,it, ccSr., FrGiibent; gtic Sie=
beri6, SicesP rdiioent; Sreo Sieoerid Secretdr,
y Stempfer, Sdasmeiiter; Wti6. Soebin9er
uno Sreo. Neuens, gibliotbefare.-8er nelle
Verein periammelt lid ieben eriten Sonnta9 i'm
Wonat. WtO9e er wadien uno seoeiben!
@te mir bieIe 80 o d. c aus guperlGIIiaer
Oueae eriubren, 1T Sr. $. Sent9eS ni6t, ME
mir tiirSli6 beri6teten, geitorben, ionoern bat er
nlr bic Singer uno 3eben our9 Die Rdlte einses
biibt. God trauri9 9enus!
Ieue Sirma. 90. 8. Neueltens bot fi6
nit ieinem Sruber 6enrp gtelens pom Sbebops
gan %aiiociirt. Die neile Sirma mirb baiiptid6s
lib feline Bug9ieS uno Sutiden perierti9en uuo
es 1T iiber, 6a Die beioen Serren in benz betref.
fenben Sadie erfabrene nnb tii6tige MGnner
limb, baB lie ben uerbienten Griol9 baben wers
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Gorreiponben3.
@bite 9afe, glurora Co., 0atota,
(Pbrltor 16 1885.

Sepruur 10. 1000.
Wertber 6err @onner! = @bite 9ate,
unIere faum q Sabre alte Stabt i'm weit:
Iiden Gbsil BON aurora 60. selesen, bat
in Der tursen 3eit ibres geltsbens tau.
nenspertbs Sorti9riite semadt. @ir bae
ben Stride, S6ule, @etreibeipei3er, 6auf.
laben aIer @uttunaen, @uitbduier, 0irtb.
idaften, Sanfen, 3eituusen, beuti9e unb
ensliI6e, i~iberbaupt 4ass, mas gu elmer
w%oblresulirten Staot sebOrt. @bite Safe
wiro ieet pon 300 bis 1000 Ginwobner
adblen, uub bic pon einem beuti9en Yries
fter, benz bo9w. Sater @ilbelm, paltorirte
@emeinoe bat etpa $50 fatbolil9e 6ami:
lien, bic gum Sbeil in Ser Stapt, gum
Tbeil In Der llmsebuns uobnen. Die Mebr.
aabl berielben lino 9uremburser uno freuen
ii9 ben re9ten Ylae setrofien gu babsn, ba
bier 6ir9e, S1ule unb Brieiter iinb.
Die @egeno lit cine i6Sne ,@bene, mo
bic Sarmer bas 2anb nit 2eidtisteit be-
bauen. Sben lit i9warser 8ooen uon
awei SUP Giefs, brunter treioeartiser 2ebm,
Ser lebr fru9tbar lit. Der Sooen 1T iebr
gut gum @eisenbau seeisnet, unb brinst
@artensepd6ie aller Irt.
9luen Oensn, bic i'm . iten wobnen unb
aeneist iinS, mad benz 0eiten aus,uman:
Bern, mo1te id, ebe fe iid anberswo. an
taufen, ratben, ii9 bieie 9e9enb porbel
an,uieben. Sir bas, mas man i'm . iteu
fir Wistbe beSabIt, tann man ii3 bier l6C
@der faufen. q. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Snxem 9 8.
Tereiniste Staaten.

aus 8eIpe6ere, Minn., idift uns
Elm tlnbetannter cine 2~ebensifiSse bes pers
forbenen ebemalisen 6auptmannes tn ber
Bunbesarmee, Us. 9ebsr. 8ir iinb BEN
u~nbetannten S9reiber bantbar, unb ND:
rem Tim nod banfbarer, nenrt CT eritens
uns ieinen Namen angdbe, unb .swei.
tens uns eine Ibidrift bes MiIitdrabidie:
bes, ben bic Satin bes 0eritorbenen bas
BEN fol-, ienben fSnnte, bamit mir wiiBten,
mas 9eber i'm 8irsertriese seleiitet, fol-
Ct bod Elm tapferer Solbat Seweien iein.
Gorreipuuben3.
Befier pat ais nie!-Nm IL.
D. ID. weibte Der bo9p'ite Bii9of Wartin
Marti su Bribsemater, Oatota, bic BON
ben Oeuti9en unb Srldnbern semeiniam
aebaute neue Stride elm. Nadbsm Der
Weibe folsenben Sodamt ertbeilte Der
bo1m'ffe Sii9of Sc &inoern bas 3. Ga.
trament Der Sirmuns uno am Nbenb bielt
Der Yrdlat nod cine Sorleiuns iiber ben
pabren @laubsn. Gag unb Seft warb
nit sinem Tedeum sei5lohen. Der Gag
wirb bel ben &atbolifen pon Brib9emater
tn gutem Inbenfen bleiben. CUR Sebung
Der Seier trrs Der BON ben @ebr. @slbss
seleitete Gbor bur9 sresorianii9en gboral
fein S9erflsin BET.
Sn benz neuen @ottesbauie mat es Elm
lu~remburser Yaar, bas 3uerit gum Iltars
trat, UNI semeiniam ben 8es our9s 2eben
ansutreten ; es waren gti9olas Seiter unb
2lnna Welbes. Der Batter bes grdutis
gains 1T 9err Sobann Seiter, friiber In Der
NGbe pom Dubuque wobnbaft, bis Dor smei
Sabrsn, baB er iid bier in Oatota nieosrs
Iieb. Der gater ber Sraut lit Serr 8.
Welbes, Elm 8ruber BON &eu. Sc. Wslbes,
Yfarrer IN emo Gipers, Wise. Dor bret
Sabren manberte er nit ieiner Samilie nod
Nmerifa aus, unb srinoete iid bier bic
9eimatb.
gu Der SodSeit batten fi9 bic 2anbss
Ieute Der Nadbaridaft suiammensefunoen,
unb man a%iiliifirte ii9 aufs Bette Bel wobls
beiesten GiI9en anb pollen &riisen. W6se
IS benz iunsen Yaare gut uno wobl erseben
unb @ottes Sesen ibm gu Gbeil wtroen
Il Jong aus dem Weston.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
G%OrreipDnOen3.
(Sdlus.)
9eopolb, Yerrp 60. Sno.,
NufauQs SSebruar.

W ON~N
Mm Sonntag Smil9en Weibna9ten unb
Neuiabr befanben mir uns in ct. Ni9os
Iaus, spei Meilen pom gteu &iesel, elm Srt,
INN unb in benz piele Qanbsleute wobnen.
9lu9 bier partet bes Seelenbeils i9On ieit
IA Sabren elm l%uremburger Yrielter, Der
woblbstarnte Ssrr 5. g. @loben (aus
&emeri9sn), weI9er bic YiIserfabrt gu
Maria, TrSlterin Der 8etribten, in 9arep,
Seneca &c., O., ms 9sbsn rief, elm Wert,
bas er nit GROCER Qtebe, Gorge unb Wiibe
pHest unb best. glm Oonneritas, ben s..
Sanuar, ma9ten aud mir uns CUR Yilsers
fabrt auf, nabmsn ben Stab unb fort sins's
mad Garep. Die oft warsn wdbrenb bes
WaIens uniere @sbanten gu 9uremburs
Bel Der Wuttersottesproseiiion! DAP mir
uns in bic Bruberi9aft eini9reiben lieBen,
peritebt ii9 wobl uOn ieIbif. Infer Name
fiigte fid ben Namsn frommer Waler aus
pisler Serren 9dnber BEL.
0on ct. Hi9olas muB i9 riibmenb ben
guten CHORAL bsrporbeben, ben mar bier
finst: wie erbebenb 1T bod bieier @eians
Der &trde sesen bic bierlanbs ssbrdudli9e
TisuraIouielei.
Mu9 in Rirbp, Dpanbotte Co., O., mos
BIN id 3und9it metne Sdritte lsntts, sibt's
man9e 9sier Der Iisbsn v9a3stte". 5ier
ma1t li9 has DebirfniR elmer neuen Stride
fablbar, unb i9 susifle ni9t bran, bab
uniere .Qanbsleute IS bsnen In ct. Soiepb
unb ct. Ystsr balb nadmaden, gu ibrsm
unb ibrer Na9folser S%eelenbeil.
Na9 smsitdsisem @%ufentbalt bampften
mir BON Upper Sanbustp, Columbus, Der
6aupttabt bes Undergraduates, Su. Balb
waren mir in @eieai9aft bes nit @rbeit
lberlaSenen &eu. s. Setting pom rWais
fenfreunb". Der bodp. 9err empiins
uns nit Der srSBten Sreunbli4feit, Seiste
uns bic sanSe gnitalt nit Der srOBten 3us
portommenbeit unb bier iaben mir, mas elm
opferwiaises 6ers tbun fam. @dt5is
&naben erbdlt Der Waiienpater, bic 9lids
lid unb sufrteben unter isiner Obbut iinb.
Sd aweife, Oh mad isinsm Tobe ii@ elm
Sueiter Settling finbet, um bas besOnnene
Merf fortSuieten. &eperenb Setting 1T
nidt aIein seiitis fart, nein aud non leib:
Ii@sr @eitalt febt CT aus wte Elm beuti@er
= &riessseneral.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05

central country having Towns Churches Societies. United
States Mails Telegraph and Good People, wtha mild climate
rich soils many crops good water free range fish game
tine timber rich Mines choice fruits high lands and low
lands near waterpowers railroads and good markets Wheat
Maize and Cotton Aaurish in the same field
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-05
New ARRIVALS

French prunes, cureH
figs, cocoanuts, Sheiied
mondS, citron, |, |, I
,Californsa raiSins, \
grapes, oranges ID
Alden apples, Safi9I|
chips, beef tongues \
serves, sweet meats n
barley, oat meal, stlll
flour, cracked wheat |
assortment OF cracker
new California fruits,-lll
of ]. Lusk and SAP M
20 Packing Co. vi
dressed Turkeys III
.HIGHTOVER 1 FANNY
National Republican., 1885-07-30

FUNERAL OF Col. DOWNING. "A gal.
liant soldier, the last of four brothers, all
ofwhom served faithfully and we'll during
the war, was laid to rest in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery yesterday. Col. Patrick j.
Downing served in the 42d New York
volunteers, the famous Tammany regi.
ment, during the rebellion, and was its
last commander. He also commanded
the Goth New York state militia during
its temporary service at Elmira, N. Y.
He was native Of the county Cork,
Ireland, but arrived in this country us
an exile in 1859, having been imprisoned
for connection with what was known as
the Phmlix conspiracy against the Brit,
ish government. Since 1869 he has held
a clerkship in the Treasury Department,
and was beloved by a large circle of
friends for his sterling qualities, He was
devoted to his native land, and was con.
nected with every movement having for
its object the benefit of her people. He
leaves a widow and large family of
children.
National Republican., 1885-07-30
THE MARKETS.

SrUCB5 CONTINUE FAIRLY ACrIy WHEAT,
Arrtn rLucruArlNG, CLOSED nGHER.
NEw YOWR, July - The stock mar.
kct continues fairly active for the two
leading stocks and the fluctuations from
day to day are sufficiently wide to furnish
good traders market in ihos stocks.
There have been few features of interest,
however, in to.day's operations other
than that the whole list was veal in the
forenoon, aud decidedly strong iIter in
the day. the upward movement being led
by the Vanderbilts, the coal stoc ks, and
st. Paul. Considerable attention has
been given by Wall street operators to
the conflicting reports that have been
coming from the west regarding the con-
dition of the wheat crop along THE lines
of the granger roads, but the different
statements are at such variance with
each other that little definite is known in
regard to the matter. The general list
was especially strong during the last half
hour and the market closed as rule at
or near the highest quotations OF the day.
Money on call continues easy at 1O2
per cent, closing at Il. Foreign ex'
change is quiet and quotations are as
follows: Actual business, dSi and 1861;
posted rates, 4sj4 and 487!. Govern.
ment bonds are dull, but quotations
steady. State bonds have been little
more active and quotations about steady.
There was the average business Of late
in railway bonds. Prices were generally
higher. -
Treasury balances Coin, $lGO, ,GGl,.
0i0; currency, S22,G59,37S.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Mp, .July 2o-Cotton irmer,
Middling, l0jc. Flour steady and quiet, Howard
street and western super. 5000 $40; do. extra,
super, 3.25@3 80; do. extra. $3.50 400; do. Rio
brands i.gO@5.00; Patapsco family, 575 do,
firmer for choice; western higher; southern red
gg9ra'Es ss To hbsr pSbsa' SS
06lc bid; No. 2 western winter, red, spot
2gl g3lc: August, 93.@l9S,e; September,
96l@g6lc; October, .Q9lE99935c; November
l.Oli bid; December, l.O3 bid. Corn-Southern
steady and dull; western steady and dull
southern white, 57@5Sc;. do. yellow, 55a 5Gc
western mixed. spot 81 "a Sic; August, 5lN
@5lic; September; Sic asked; Oats iirmer with
800 3Sc; do. mixed. 3i@S6c: Pennsylvania,
35@3Sc; Rye .nominally 6S@67c. Hay firm;
prime TO choice western. lSOO@20.OO. Proyi-
slOns Qulct anu Outly stcuuy. Mcss pOIk, llOU
@ll.75. Bulkments, shoulders, and o!car-rib
sides. packed, 5!@6i. Bacon. shoulders, 81.
clear rib sides, 7lc; hams. l2@l2.c. Lard, re-
/ fined, 7lc; butter steady; western, packed.
/ lie; creamery 1e@20e; eggs steady and
/ auiet, l2Gl2sc. Petroleum uiet, refined ,SGgSic.
4 CJlfee steady and quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, 7lSsc. Sugar ensier; A soft, &c; copper
refined dull, 10.c. Whisky steady. l.2O@l q.
! BALTIMORE, Mp, July 29-Virg mi 10 skies,
past due coupon, 63l; new ten tortics. 33l;
Virginia new IS, 5ii Ncrth Crolina 6s, old,
liz bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-07-30
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

SCHEDuLE, IN EFFECT. SUNDAY. MAY
3, ISIS; UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
NJ E;savg Lee Washington from station corner
NEW JERSEY ANENU Z AND G STREET.
,u For Chicago, 1000 a. ~ aud 1910 y. m. daily.
The 1000 IN, j. a fast Limited Express TO
Pitts6Srg and chieoso, arriving in PittsburG
" i5V p, me-. chicago next morning at 500.
No extra fare is charged on this train for fast
time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, and St. Louis
daily at $3.50 p. IN. and 1910 p. M, with
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to
above points, without change. 3 1902. m. train
isa Fast Limited Train to Cincinnati and st.
Louis, arriving IN Cincinnati next morning at
1;45, St. Louis, q 3Op. IN. No extra fare is
charged on this train for fast time.
For Pittsburg Mt lOOJ u. m., with parlor
Car, and y, 10 y. IN. daily to Pittsburg, Cleve-
land, and Detroit, with Sleeping Cars to Pitts.
burg.
For Baltimore on week days. >, $40, $40.
I.D, $50. and lO.OJ a. M, l2lO, lbs, 3.l5 as
minute tr,in,) $50, l3Ol.iO, $40, go, 7.Oj,
, 50, and 100 .. IN.
For Baltimore on sundnys. G;lo, $50, s3D'
and lO;V5 q. m l:25 l;5O, 3;O iiO. $40, $40. :,
S:2l, and ll.OO y. m.
For points on the shenandoah Valley Rail-
road and points south, 90 =. IN. and 0lO y.
~. daily. a2j u. m train has Pullman Sleeper
, Washington 10 New Orleans.
For Annapolis, 6lOa. III. and l2.lO and T. 30
Pm; On Sunday $50 a. IN. aud l.lO p. m.
For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore, D; 6iO SO II. m, II 10 y. M, $50
i.iO, 40. and lloop. m. Oa Sunday, $50 u.
0
For stations ON Metropolitan Branch, !. .25 q.
IN. and lilo y. m. daily except sunday, and
l.3D y. IN. daily; lao y. IN. daily except SUN
day. for principal stations on Metropolitan
Branch 40 u. m, daily on Sunday stops Mt all
stations; for Lexington. Staunton, and Valley
Branch, $40 a. IN. daily except Sunday: for
Frederick, $40 a. m. and 1 10 p. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
For local stations between Washington and
Glithersburg, 1880 y. IN. daily except sunday.
For llagerstOwn and Winchester, S: 10 u. M.
daily except sunday, and $3.50 y. M. daily to
llngerstowD; daily, except Sunday, to VIM
chester.
Trains arrive from the west daily, .. 7:2O a.
/ M. l:l5 $3.50 y. IN.
From Annapolis, $50 u. m. and l:5O and 5:2j
p. M; Sunday, 1885 a. IN, G:3j p. IN.
From Lexington, $3.50 y. IN. daily except
| Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points,
| S:25 a. m. and S.l6 y. III. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at
$40. 6:3O. 7:2O. H:0O. 9Oj. and 1880 n. M. and
l2lj, 80. 800, 400, i,2D. 500, $50, so 800,
and HOO p. m; on Sundays, $50, 7.2O. 0.Oi. and
gO5a. m, In, $50 i.2O, 500, d.3) 500, 900, and
/ ii y. III.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay
Station except LIS, 3.l5, and d. 10 p. IN,
For further information apply at the Balti-
| III ore and ohio ticket Oilice-Washington Sta .
ton. dl0 and 1851 Pcnnsy ylyania avenue corner
of Fourteenth street, where orders will be
taken for baggage to be checked and received
at amy point in the city, >.
b. Dt tNllhM,GCucra Manager. Baltimore.
National Republican., 1885-07-30

A VICTORY FOR THE GAS COMPANY
The case of James Crutchett, in which
he claims that $l0O,0OO is due him from
the Washington Gas Light Company as
profits received from an Infringement of
his patent, and in which he has filed
bill in equity asking for an account and
injunction, was reached in the calendar
before Justice Hagner yesterday. Mr..
j. Amber Smith appeared for Mr..
Crutchett and Messrs. Totten and Webb
for the company. A general demurrer
was filed that there was no equity in the
case, that the complainant had remedy
at law for damages, and that an iniupc.
ton should not be granted as the life of
the patent had expired. The demurrer
was sustained.
National Republican., 1885-07-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
VO SARATOHA
LAKE GEORGE. AND
CAISkIIL MOI NrATNs.
ONLY ALI RAIL AND PiRLOH CAR

LAKE'GEgplGiG,,E,, AM, Dl,.,...,,,,,
ONLY ALI nNfi ,82b 81 'rAHRL66h dSa
=. Trains on New ork, West Shore and Buffalo
hillWny, by West shore ol Picturople llud-
son hi'cT. Leave jcrscy, Guy station of Penn
SARATOGA SPECIAL, S4ga. ms arrive
Saratoga 2A0 p. m; Cildwcl, Lake George,
i@ ,. nj Montreal, 1880 p. m. Elegant
Montreal Pcnu:ylyinia Railroad trains
leave Wnshington l2lj q. m. to connect.
CArSKlLL MOI MAIN SPECIAL $40 a,
drand iotci IS y. N. Pafior ear,. P,hm6iyi., M vi,
vania railroad train leaves Washington 1918
DAY EXPREss. o35 @. m., arrive Albany q
GlO p. MS Utica j:l2 y, N, Syfacusc 7iOi y,
m, Rochester 1880 y. M, Buffalo l2.ii q, M.
Niagara Falls l2i3,p ~. Parlor Cas to Al.
aSARAT0GA. AND CATsKILL NOUN
TAIN EAPRESS, 1855 70. IN, arrive ut Hotel
kautcrskill l;lO y m, Grtnd Hotel j2J p. m
Saratoga $50 y; NJ, Lake George y. m. Par
lOr car, Lnng Branch aud New York 10 ~lrn-
toga and Lake Gcorcc. pcunsylvauil Rail
road train leaves Philadelphia S2I n III. to
connect
p rSSA4EETTQNGtAS = AM. 4 cArsKlLL NOUN,
nAlN LIMITED. 3:2j y. M, arrive %; Hotel
saalet KY s'5l p. M, Grand Hotel $50 p. M,
SnratoR li3 lp. M, Montreal u M, with
bnri0r tiT5 to tniskill Mountain and Saratoga
bullet rnIlor car leave Washington on Penn
.ylvanla.Rlilruld train at $50 q. m. for Sara.
tosai ,lccpers thence to Montreal Ask for
single or round trip tickets by West Shore
route and avoid long transfer tbrough Now
York city. Apply to city or depot ngents Of
Pennsylyania Railroad for complct, timo
tables, tickets, and parlOr car chairs.
Parlor car chair for Jersey City station re-
served in advance upon application To- agent
Pullman Car Company, PENNSYLVANIA Rail.
road station, Jersey City. N. j.
HENRY MONETr,
Gcneta Passenger Agent.
No. 2Sl Broadway. New York.
National Republican., 1885-07-30

The B. AND o. CLAM.-The second
comptroller is considering the argument
of the counsel for the b. and o. Rail
way Company to reopen the accounts of
the railroad company for the transporta-
tion Of troops and military stores during
the war. The b. and o. Company claim
that upon o readjustment Of these ac-
counts several hundred thousand dollars
would be found due to them by the
nOyernment'
National Republican., 1885-07-30

GROCERIES GLORiFIED.
Who shall describe
A irst-clGss store?
The rhyming tribe,
Still wondering more,
As on, mai jestical they pass.
Gin only gaze, and cry y" "First.clas /"
What daily need
May there be found,
All flowers, no weed
Possess the ground,
Careful the choice as farmers use,
This good" we hold that bad" refuse.
So argues YoyNGs,
So acts, and 50
Proclaim all tongues
What debt they owe
The tamc that you may gladly owe, sir
of gratitude, to YouNGs. TnE GROCER,
To saunter through
His ample room.
1t is to view
The tropic bloom,
The northern scene, the southern. all
We know as truth, as dreams recall
To YoUYGs the world
So much his friend
With flags unfurled.
Is proud to send
Its caravans of rich supply.
The b,ast OF eve varied sky.
They come, they come,
Sustained along
Tho line with drum
And trump and song,
And well they know tho travel DER.
What triumph waits ut lOuSGS' grand store.
Look round AS rise
The mountain heights,
His treasure lies,
His new delights =.
Ascending from the floor to ceiling.
Transcendent luxury revealing.
National Republican., 1885-07-30

A VICTIM or HEARTLEss CONDUCT.-
Officer MOdigan, at 6;50 o'clock yester'
day morning, found a colored woman
named Jane Parker at the corner of
Sixth and l. streets who was about to
give birth to child. She was taken to
Freedman's Hospital, The woman stated
that she had been stopping at the house
ofa colored woman on Fourth street,
near l., who, on learning of her condi
ton, put her into the street.
National Republican., 1885-07-30

ARRESTED FOR RoBBING ASToRE.-Al.
bert Edwards, colored boy, ii years
old, has been arrested by Detective
Block for robbing the jewelry store Of
Frederick Krackharat, on Four. .and,a.
half street. Two silver watches and four
plated watch chains were recovered. A
gold watch has not yet been found. The
extent of the robbery was $S2.
National Republican., 1885-07-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following
marriage licenses have been issued :
Richard j, Dodd of Liverpool, England,
and Alice j. Wilson, of Montgomery
county, Nd; George f. Appleby and
Katharine B, Steele, Thomas f. Miller
and Annie E. Wade, II. l.. Chappelear,
Of this city, and Mary II. Chappelear,
of Charles county, Nd; John Murray
and Mary NJ. Kenneally.
National Republican., 1885-07-30

DANGEROUS PARLOR Matches.
Louis Crews, . year old son of Mr..
John A. Crews, 40l Maine avenue, was
severely burned about the heal body,
and lower extremities Thursday night
through playing with some parlor
matches in front of his house. His
mother was also burned on the hands and
arms in putting out the flames.