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STEAMERS.

q ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YoGK AND HAvRR
Company's pier No. AZ North River, foot OF Morton
street. New York.
st Germain Traab Wednesday, Sept 2, III am
Labrador, Perier d Hanterine, Wednesday sent O. 5
AIN.
Normandie, FrangeuI, Wednesday, Sept l6, IL am.
Canada, de kersabdec, Wednesday, Sept %, 4:3O
al
Checks payable sight, in amounts to suit. ON the
Banque 1TansataDtique IF Paris LOUIS DE BE-
BAN, Agent, No Bowling Green, New York.
MesSrS BELL & CO, Agents for the District of
Columbia, 143z Pennsylvania avenue,
Au2S Washington. d. C.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 31.-This morn
ing, train on the big Four road ran over
and killed Henry Hahn, completely sesering
his head from his body. Mr.. Hahn was seventy
years OF age and a prominent musician. For
more than thirty years he had been a member
of theater orchestras. He fed from Germany
in 1S4S, in company with the revolutionists OF
that year, aud located in this city. He leaves q
family, one of his children being Mrs. Barmeier,
a leading soprano
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A washout on the West Shore.

NEwBURGH, N. Y August 31.-A washout
occurred on the West Shore railroad last night
two miles south of CatskiIl, at midnight. The
The engine was thrown on its side and the fire
man was badly injured. None of the passen-
gers were hurt
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BALTIMORE, Nd, August 3l.-virginia Sizes
s7 .ses old bid
day.
RAhTIH on t MD; Angus. sl-oo.son dull,
street and western super, sooss 10: do. entrs e
zso.1 81 rsisgsso hmiiy. $50; DO. saperia.sSs
western as%er and dull seothsrn red ssaso
s%Sss; y %;ngsf r no . kssy.nd SihaSs No
ssHs ossSSss. ssssss;s: scys@Sss. ssss ~
dull soasa ae ysox sna
bern MIS- seS: Pa rs, sspe%
s0.s3; O. mixed a7sas: P sSnsyivsnis. a7 ass
se:es :as F.s snS
sSs:ve Hsss pork ll2S Bull me,,s-sbOuldeIs and
e s az s:% sss \;
quies-rsaned Ss.5f .Coase arm and q1ietNRio
ss sSDpsF refined e s qas safss
quiet. 117al.19 Freights to Liverpool per steamer
Ssses e. ss1res aSs.
2&eOO bushels: corn. $1,000 6ushsas; oss., 5000
ss corn: 5000 ssss.is ssissewSsss g. ss4 900
Chicago Markets.
asnss s and
Ssnrd1y-Cash. ~: septem6er, 70f: October. Sir
esSs ssRss@ssr: 2fs.a4S oe.Oesf. a.zsas 6 Es ss
io~sr-cs:h ma ssps.essI. s7s; 5: osoSss s 81.
Novemher. 6.771k Lard eaaY-Cash and Sepsembef
at71s: October. 622ah; November, 6lTh
RetroleuA Market.
and ny sesa:s he ssrsa epsosG = ioiS. .a-
vancqd 20 1OlA thea broke 70 lO0Aa and At oclock
Was GQghkly n90ef q 1004k
Fireman John EAnk was crushed to death
henea3h hHlng WA1ls ak Q IRE Ia east Ola street
- xHk. yesterd:y. Fireman Andrew n.
.s.sssyy.. ~ SHa. a.. 5000 -
ste1a4 the Chicego Aa.aacaA - Cen. Great
born avenuo.en1npnce TO kfAcean PARK.
DR.. 0AHey, a. DpsA9sters n VI dted on Sat-
O1flT GS6Udueea 49, eeagal - KhgBton, IA
Ratsa. H A1ed - oouoA poboniAg contracted
AlbeT3 Has1oA sIoa =, 1thograpAar, Of
ph6andolphkA, ~ ApeUno4 at Cape 4ay yes-
ter4Ay W. attsmptng te svtn a1hore &om
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vTO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE.

CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the
Take the popular steamer "Leary' Excelsior"
on TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS, at $50 p NJ, con-
Decfing IN Norfolk with the first passenger
steamers Berkshire and Johns Hopkins.
To Providence, $13: round trip $24.
70 Boston wa Providence, > IA; round trip 500
This includes meals and stateroom berth
For further information inquire Office It'll street
wharf Telephone No. 745-3 w. WEIGH
yS-Zm Agent
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HUN ARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED, BEFW ZEN NEW YORK AND Liver
FOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. R. NEW YORK.
EfRU RIA---.Sat. Aug. 70 ETRU Sept %
SERvIA----.-SsL Sept 5SSRvIA..--. sat, Oct 3
ASKAN!A Sal sept - Sat. Oct II
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-$6 500, $50 and 800
according to accommodations.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Eu-
rope Il lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
hAtIe antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for b Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
once. No. bowling Green or both steerage and
CABIN to OTIS BfGELOW & CO., sos It'll street,
Washington, ID. C.
VERNON H BROWN & co. New York
MessrS OTIS BIGELOW & co.
auZ4 6U5 18th street, Washington.
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TWl
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE N
$50 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, IN tn
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WILL e SAY sAvE THE MoEX AMP An
g III The s Standard maSss nsss
a mos, wonderful machioe. Simple. silent swim and
for Ave years with every machine we ssiL send 76r
testimonials from over 5000 Washingtoo iadies. No
= S9 Rsoa ssaG 81 a1S
G.1UESszcss. Corner tn and II s.rsess
o, Next door to Ausrhachs Gents fernishss sn1 Hat
7 ADIEs: BEFORE YOU PURcHAsE A SEWING
Mec9ne we would advise you 70 examine the
HOE 22tn M ',xsi: .ss Fed. SHS
WWx The range OF work done a this machine can
SOD 80 mds NY $500 y s md speca, d.
Be sure 70 Try the NEW HOME belsre yon buy.
OPPENHEIAER 4 BRO,
o2s Oh aress NORTHWEST
Sole Agents for New Home sewing Machine
r,S T1 . Macnines Tor rent by week or month Al
S9rr9SE You LOOK - AT McKENNlfYs
- HehSsae Sewing Machine Heuse, l27 9tA q, and
S s1e NeT Astomatic White II y satale Daissy.
seeming and Repairing mh12
THE TRADES.
NkwsfAsles5s n0oK AID yoR EaENTns0
nm IL 1A@aE k1Csz1TINaNEW IxzEkxA
ss 2 sAnsx
12S ca Ssssssssk.s1alIsss.k
CO sscscHE soo1 AsDo. go.
s0ksfsdnefa6 5000 10
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Terrific Thunder storm at Pisa.

Terrific Thunder Storm Nt Pisa.
TWO GURCH TOWERS SHATTERED, BUT THE
LEANING TOWER STILL INTACT.
PISA, ErALY, August 31.-A terrible thunder
storm visited this city yesterday. The light
ming was awful, and caused great destruction,
II struck and shattered the tower Of the church
Of St Cecilia and that Of the church of San
Giuseppe. The forner was so badly split that
1t Is expected to fall at any moment. Although
subjected to the hardest storm known in Pisa
during the present generation the leaning
tower remains uninjured.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY On. 1885. until
Leave W ashington from station, corner Of New Jer
For Chszso 1o-oo and 1910 =. H. daily. The 1000
g. m. Is q East Limited Express To Pittsbnry and
ohicagn striving IN Pittsturg AT 73o p IN, Chicago
For C19c,naan: Louisville and st Louis daily at 800
scs %evpns SsTs to above points withou. change
and Il Louis arriving In CINCINNATI next morning at
40 81 LOUIS go pm No extra fare Is charged on
For PItt'tnIg al 1000 a m, with Parior Car. and
nm etep a 70 p n Cleveland and Detroit
FOR Baltimore on week days, 5, 6:I0, go 30
$50 s $50 aso $40 ssS t sss 30 ss a sns
Gn esq 40 40 SO 80 $50 and
FOR points the shenandoah Valley Rassroad. and
points So<4h 10 a N, dAaly, and $40 p M. daily.
For Annapolis 60 a m. and 1910 and 4:so .. m.
Por way sS n 6e 1;se Washington and Bait,
and H SH 80 . 80 % sss iS $50
10 $500 100 and pm For sai,ons on NetropolitAn
S Sy an and 20 tally 4 ~ m daily except sun
$40 am daily. on sunday sIoss a al siations. for
Le1inston. stsantsn and Valley Branch, $40 am
pm IN: d.aly esesp. Sunday.
For Hassrsta~n and Wincses.er. SO am daily.
baliy e.eefs ssn ad 70 oy m as,y to HAsers~n
ifsass arrive from the West daily, 6.OO 100 Am,
From ANNAPOLIS $50 Am and so and Sos nm
Boncay, 1913 m, 6:s1 pm y
I'm Lexlnston o3so p m daily. except Sunday
from feoerick and Intermediate points SIS n m
aIN $40 p m daily, except SUNDAY
Irs.Ls leave baltimore for Washington at $40
40 a. s.s SaS saso and 1890 Am. lsl5 2 30 g.
s-1o $50 and 300 an, 80, 2-so 4:2O 5stO $40
An trains from W zshsngton sion al Rst~y S,.tio,
except LIS. 3l5 and ti 40 pm S~
For nrGer information apply at the Baltimore
and ohio rrket Once Washington siation, 81 and
street, where orders viii be taken baggage 10 be
SnecHed ana Tseefved at any pom, In the cry.
Gea Manager BALTIMORE a 1, A
rJyHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
saESANDoAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
sGHEDULE u : s p kS s1 NAY AL, : 30. 1ssa
points on line Of Shenandoah Valley, N0rzhak
nd Western, East Tennessee. Vifxinia and
e:sorgE, Rx1lrosds x 1917 M M9sa Sasszen-
leans, and the south and southwest Pullman
PxIsre sleeping CARS between Washington and
49, Juncrion win fai,mSn Csrs ~, ~,
a1o p N. daiiy. Memphis Express For an points
~ slespiaz Cars between shena ndoah Jsncaaon
and Memphis wnhout Change. coanec&tng a
Cleveiand, Tenn. with Pullman Cars 70 New
Trains leave B. o r. 4 Passenger Station, eofneS
New Jersey avenue and G xreet
For tickets, sleeping car rese[v.a9ns ana ~ fniot.
Penna ave- and r. depot b. a o. r. b. and once a
% d.ssss Be asiisd 70; IN any p e
Gem. Pas and TIKI Ask Pa ana ma Ass
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BOUND no CLOSE OUT AT SOME PRICE
line OF Remnants in Col0red Dress Flannela
line of Remnants In Coored Cashmeres
line of Remnants in Plaid Suitings.
line of Remnants in Prints and Gin.hams
We have three tables of these goods all desirable
colors at prices that will guarantee their sale Now
is the tinetO buy School Dresses and before purchas
ing We advise you to see our Fall Remnants.
BAUAs. STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS. ONCE MORE
TO THE FRONT
Fruit of the Loom and Lonsdale, SO inch cotton at
~ cents we do not limit you five ten yards but
win sell you any quantity.
Table Damask in Bleached and Unbleached 81
inches wide. 1t 4Oc., 45c. and SOC, worth 6Oc and
Csc.
100 dozen s. Napkins, all linen, at ST. sold at so
elsewhere.
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COUNTERS
DO NOT MISS THE CHANCE
CALL AT ONCE.
10000 PIECES OF DoMEsT1cs OF EVERY
WELL-KNOWN BRAND.
Androscroggin, yard wide, &c.
Fruit of the LOOM yard wide, TIC
LOnsdale yard wide. TIC. =.
Dwight Anchor. yard wide, S1sc
Wamsutta, yard wide, CSC.
Pride Of the West, yard WIDE lie
Lonsdale Cambria. yard wide, LOG
Extra fine Brown Cotton, &c; full yard wide SC
worth &C.
5000 Remnants of Wamsutta sheetngs in width
direct % hs he S SGnsh E1ess
piece perfect; NO better Sheeting made
CANTON FLANNELS
Good Canton Flannel at Sc; worth g.
Better Canton Flannel at &C.: worth 9.
Excellent Canton Flannel at &C.; worth 121h.
Heaviest Canton Flannel at 1Oc.; worth Is
inches wide, 121s cents
1900 yards fine White India Lawn. Sc
Best Dcessmakers' Cambria, all cOlOrs, Sc.
Best Selsia, SC.
Best Drilling for Lining, &c.
Ladies' Striped Skirts. ready made 2Oc
Lawns. &c.
5000 Remnants Of Dress Goods. suitable for
Turkey Bed Table Cloth. ssc; Dotted s~isses, reg
ular made. 12lac.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS,
f. You want to save money buy your Blankets now,
while the sale , going We will sell At from 81 to
the se e German blankets a sss5 pair
1s-nches-wide Cotton Diaper. best make, 10 yards
to the piece 50 cents per piece.
Odds and endain Towels and Napkins very cheap
500 dozen 6aaHs DoyAes, 33c per dozen.
100 dozen Turkish Towels, lSc.; worth 37t
Atwood "a Cloths. in all the new fsll shades ~
cents This in most desirable article
cents. ~
Finest Irish Linen, 40 cents
Plaid Mnslin. l2lae: worth 25c
simpsons best Mourning Prints in plain black eray
and black and black and white 4irc
oensS p'" s'Aee" ff'nlS' 0eao''ia small patterns
NOTTINGHAM Curtains, by the pair yard, at Just
SO pieces Curtain scrim As inches wide, with coored
sniPes 121zc; worth 25c.
200 pieces fine and beautiful satteens very scarce
IL cents We have them in light and dark ground
.42inch Coiored Wool Cashmere 1Oc.
300 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods in solid colors A.
cents ~ S' = u
10000 yards 12lhc Ginghams; your choice for s
800 Bed Spreads at IS cents worth 81,
Marseles Spreads reduced from - TO S22a
1000 yards Crash 1S inches wide &C.
40 pieces Bed Ticking from cents DER yard M: at
less than cost to manufacture
This sale will only last short time as the
carpenters will soon be out, and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods. Silks and Velveta
DO NOT FAIL no CALL AT ONCE
LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
AL 40. az. 424. AND 428 SEVENTH STREET
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FnrDAY. RED TrcKEr DAY
BBR A y Q MN MN ~ sSSs
BBB A B 8 MM MMMM SIS,
BBBbs I ~ . uu p Mn ssss So

Comes but once week. but nevertheless it is q well
come visitor to all who acquainted with it. It is
needless TO say that is the only Real Bargain Day in
the week. because it always has quantity Of attrac
tive Bargains and fact everybody nowadays comes
to us on
FRIDAY. RED TICKET DAY.
NOW You must not be under the impression that we
only sell goods cheap on FRIDAY, RED TICKET
DAY, only. We positively here aver and guarantee
that the prices prevailing the merchandise sold
over the counters of Baum's Mammoth Establish
ment any day in the week be than any other
house In the city. But FRIDAY. RED TICKET
DAY is as we call 1t, Day of Phenomenal Bargains
and none Of our patrons who have visited
OF Bargains have not yet been disappointed on
FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY.
Here below we will quote few interesting facts for
Red Ticket Day:
2 Ladies' Figured Lawn Suits $3.50, reduced from
5000.
Blue Chambray Sc, reduced from s. IS.
Pink Chambray $3.50, reduced from $40.
3 White Suits, size AZ, 90. SO, reduced from S.
Very Fine White Suit, size SO, $12, reduced from
$16
1 Black and White Lawn. size 49, 81, reduced from
$6.
1 Blue Chambray $3.50, reduced from $40.
. Misses Suits, sizes II. IA and 16 years, to be
closed out at 81 20. reduced from $3.50
A Few Very Fine White Suits TO be closed out with
discount of 20 per cent
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ZEE NM NM PPP ~ sSSs
/ In nnMMAM y Boz" sss
t11 ERE MN ssss
EXTRA PALE BEER
FOR SALE EVERYWHERK U23

BARGAINS BAaaA1na
We are now onering. 1t greatly reduced pricsA
ODD LOTS Ell SUMMER GOODS
Mems Head.eewed TIES strap or Butson. 6or $z60
x.6t %s %'e cks sss 81 sAas per pair. former
A 3 = ssse oxroaDs, t.,n.r pr,o. ,aso and
csoG nov senaag ~ %160 Pc. pair;
ent. Is = soods We have one Of The largest aaort
Our Lsdiek S2o0 CyRAC0A hid BOX TOE But.
1ON. arestzn IN tAe lead.
zsS AZ 1Sm ToE s or CON- eoa1
snfes them 70 give sattzfActtoo- For $s60ws can
= i Nv ss 81 ron 1Anrzs.. h.y. m tn.
ss eSss s 1ess a1ssss 800. ess..~sa.
IAdlG escleAroA ND NxwroarrTs. haaA.
Iad,es ans CURAooA xDBu1zoN, hanAsswsd.
LAdss9 aae 1aENcH KID oxFoRDs, ha.as.wsa.
IAdsS sas EREScH KID xDzsoa. h.Asswsa.
IAd@!evv sns T4EEcH 0ora1oP ED1sosI xsas
I.Gs s.sik1sscH nssos. Ieusxvass.s kso.
a LARGE VARIETY o. nssars AND CHILL
DRENR low 1anpR A1fD eEtrfxRe
AA N dns sfxA1ii' anA 1Einssswhns0Dsraa
VIZ II. K1E
oAE11c1o0u9 Snonx
vsoss = Am =. au.,a.i.1 -
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FUTURE DAYS.
CHANCLRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
~ STREET, BETWEEN F0uR-AND.A-HALI

FUTURE DAYS.
TB sfErH P s4HEEs
q s S1Ise so1 lsss
Digsias was painti and Bget pohersy and et6sr
were defendants vii sell At public auction in front
81 At FIVE RA
the following described real estate situate in the
known and distinsuished as the eastern eleven III
hundred (500J together with the pievements,& &C
Terms: One-ha1f of the purchase money to be in
cash, and the balance in twelve months deferred
ery sold 70 tie Spo1 1
deposit Of 800 at time of sale. All conveyancing,
at ''S rs wERa
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. o. A'" aasi leSsl
A ssIGNEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON
southwest consisting Of Boots Shoes Men and Boys
sEpTESsEs ffHHf iRb
'a ansi O'CLOCK A. n LEWIS I. osEA1. Assignee
nUNCANsoN BROS Auctloneers.
ENTIRE Of TIE Ms r. isss
H0stMSSR sAsE r f1AHo h zR9Sx
AMI Pier MIRRORS.
sE s WHEsuT s1NgEE NJ AID boGs
WARDROBES WALNUT CABINET FOLD
LEAfaEk oSXEkED 4SSSeE: HAT RACK,
cthAs A TABdE
PILLOWS AND BoLSTERs SPRINGS, TOILET
HOUSE, OIL eL5TH. K1rc ci REoUIs1 fHs
&c e 1 HEtEG THE CONTENTS OF 70 ROOMS
90 On WE6NIsDAY Morning, SEPTEMBER
sell :. the above named Rouse. on seeoSns Of se nj
heaita of the owner all the wei kept household fur
spsc.h,ily can ne attention o. buyer. e "' "
Saen t a1t on
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucnoneern
EE s 3F 81 FIN
%EsT SSkSKR Of Mini AND II sT seSsh
on the fourth (4th) day OF November, A. g. one 6:
io
ct seq one Of the land records of the District Of Co
81 said deed g 'hs
fHftga II f9ns Il The BHg IS 81 TYR
Der A. d, 1885. At the hour of FIVE (5) O'CLOCK
saa the cay y Of tSe Tes
Columbia to Wit An Of lot numbered twenty six (28(
nine hundred and twelve tsia] as said suodivisien is
recorded in Ilber N. D. c." nambered one G) at
81 ssS ssS e
prior deed of trust bearing date the sixth De-
ors seeuring an of three snonand snd
and dollars Of said ndebtedns sn At the rate
he r sse
Of interest on the remaining ninety $500 dollars of
said Indebtedness amer the ninth day Of December A
Terms of sale: One-third a. ofthe purchase money
In cash. and the balance thereof in six 6) and twelve
notes Of purchaser for equal amounts must be
given and bear interest until paid the rate of six
trust said estate my satisfscton
tne OPTION Of the P9Tehaser deposit Of one hun,
of bid the right TO resell the said real es-
tate, the terms of sale are not complied with in
at the and sse
6edasng te Be- at the
u Story ERA1E p%ELEfNa1 House NO No.
S fg TE GE STREET SOUTHEAST IN THE
the District Of Columbia. passed On the 2sth day E
viii sell at pubic auction il front Of the premises
the following real estate N the city Of Wesh,pgton
FIVE O'CLOCK p M: Lot number 43 Of the subdi
in the surveyor Office offhe District Of Columns I'M
proved q n:wostory Frame House and used "a pri-
Terms Of sale: one-.hird of the purchase money
stalmens Of and years which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest six cent from
e % ii OF Se
property sold until the terms complied with and
sa in Pee Of 80
compiled WITH within seven days or property VIII be
0 .e YE i 9IsfHsse & EDWARDS fSSS rrmss.
au24-0dtdS DTTN(sAN2 Aurta
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The Alabama Claims Court.
THE ATTORNEYS OF THE COURT ASK FOR 4

HEARING.
Judge Durham, first controller of the Treas
ury, has returned from Deer Park, and was at
the department to-day. He said there were no
new developments in the case II the court OF
commissioners of Alabama claims. The &C
counts OF the court are being closely examined.
Messrs. Shellabarger Wilson called on the
controller to-day in behalf of the attorneys who
practice before the Alabama court and asked 10
pc given an early hearing in regard TO the pend
ing Question. They represent that a rigid en-
forcement OF the controllers ruling that most
OF the present force OF the court were illegally
employed would work great hardship to many
deserving persons having claims which could
not De hnally considered If the court is 10 be
crippled I'm It's clerical force TO the extent re-
ported. The controller said he was perfectly
wiling TO hear them, and would reverse his de-
cisaon III shown any warrant OF law for the en-
ployment OF the force In dispute.
-->D>-
The Population OF Dakota,
To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
The population Of Dakota is 416 600 instead
OF 263,OOO, as stated. The latter figures show
the population Of that part of the territory south
OF the 46th parallel. Yours hastily,
GILBERT A. PIERCE,
Governor OF Dakota.
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FINO SARATOGA
Il LAKE GEORGE AND


l. LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARDOR CAR LINE
Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Rail-
way, ny West Shore of picturesque Hudson River,
Rave Jersey City Station of Pennsyl vana Railroad
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $40 am. arrive Saratoga
loSsO pm-- Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars TO Sarato-
- thence 70 Montreal Pennsylvania Railroad trai
leave darlington 12:l5 to connect.
CATSk1LL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $40 am,
arrive at Hotel kaaterSkin PHI pm, Grand Hotel
lAo pm PsrlOr Cars. Pennsylvania RAJ road
train leaves Washington 12:l5 am. to connect
DAY IMPRESS 9:S5 a H., Arrive Albany 3 pm.
Utica 5:43 p. nl syracuse 100 pm Rochester 1O:SO
pm. Buffalo 121o am. Niagara Falls 12.43 am.
PaElor Cars 70 lbaay and Niagara Falls.
SARA1NsSA AND CATSkIIi4 MOI NTAIN EX-
PRfxSS. 1888 Am. arrive at HOTEL kAATERS-
Kill $40 pm Grand Hotel, $50 p.m. Saratoga
Branch and New York to Saratoga and Lake George
Pennsyfvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
BIO Am. connect
SARATOsiA AND CATSKILL. MOUNTAIN LINZ
TIED, ED , m, arrive at Hotel Kaaterskl S57 D.
n Grand III ote S>36 pm, Saratoga 9:10 p.m Mon
treai with parlor cars to Ctskill Mountain and
sarafosa Entiht parior cars leave Washington
Penasyivan Railroad train at $50 M. for Saratoga
sleepefs thence to Montreal Ask fer single round
trip tickets by West shore Route, and void long trans
fer through New York City. Apply TO city depot
agents of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables, tickets and parior chairs
Parior car chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
Company Pennsylvania Railroad station Jersey CITY
New Jersey. HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
WlSSl5 No. $50 BROADWAY. ". Y.
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FVNHE GREAT
Tk s TklGk w sSEk ANP S3s SEEHFS
IN EFFFCT JUNE s1sr 1855
For FMltburg and the West, Chicago Limited EXPIRES,
Gne $50 r. dang S1s % q s1 Al M Ma ast ga
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati
ssSheaso xas ssepHF Car x. s g s csssss
day % sn Sleeping c q lo ehssd
and Harrlsoars TO Louisville; connecting al Har
eTs @r cieseland and 81 LOUIS pseSc f1 lsss
10 p NJ daily for Pittsburg and the West, with
R&ITi n eFPsl And n5r Po5M e TAI kaffRoAD
lS m d.y sssar aSH
Jars Washington to Rochester
AN dait eIceps sunday. N f-''''' q a. '''0
For New York and the East, 7;lS, $50 and 100 A
day $50 500 45o Zoo p nsfn. and 4n i san
SishL limited EIprszs q Pullman Parior Cars
For Boston without change 900 IN. eve-y day.
Jersey City with boats Of brooklyn Annex, afford
ing dtres. transfer g Fulton street, avoiding dou
For Pniiadelp6is: 5a5, $50 AND Hoo AN, 200
$50 So 200 400 go so BS,' i S!SS pm Sp sns
l2:io night Limited Express $40 AN d. az
12o5; 200; 400. 4ass 4,4o. 600 40. 1000
S6 ~ 400 45oo s.co 7do 1q 1905 Si P& and and
For Pop-s Greek Line. rs A. NJ and 4.4o P. M daily
excPp4sanday-
For Annapolis, e-3o AM, 1905 and AS PM daily
excepa Sunday On sunday, 4UOP.M
AIEXAS DRlA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rail,
INGfON RAILROAD.
For hexandris- 500. 700 9-25 1l-01, and IL :35 A.
NJ 2t6. 4:26. As, 6S25, SOS, and 1897 P M OF
Sunday al 500. DIS, i :0l A. NJ, sos Pm.
For k1chmond and the South. 600 and I1.Ol A. N
Trains leave his1aaiIa or Wash7nxtcn; Cos. 500
1000 1910 A NJ. go SSl5 BOB $40, 7.O5 aid
u<S5 NJ. and 12:fO midnight Except Monday
On sunday a 500 and l0e1O A n: 7.05 and I:is
M and 12:lO NIGHT
JckeS add information atfhe Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsyivania avenue, and al
the st2tlon- where ofeB be LEFT for the CHECKING
OF baggage 20 deSxanauo0 Dom hotels and Residences
CHAk- f PtGH, ]. r. WOOD.
TipCczi Pace
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The $4,000, 900 Suit Agafnst Western
Union.

NEW YORK, August 31.-The principal officers
OF the Western Union Telegraph company were
published in the newspapers that the Bankers
and Merchants Telegraph company had sued
them for $4,000, 600 damsGeA They denied
that this was 90. Mr.. Somervtlle said: "We are
mos Rvare 30 far that any such action has been
taken, Is up to the present no papers Of any
company. Weoniy know Of the matter through
the newspaper statements." At tho Bankefs
and Merchahg' Office, the president Edward
Stokes, said: ayes, It Is fact The papers were
served ON Saturday last by our lawyers, Of
which we have Satisfactory evidence"
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