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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

1850 EXCURSION SEASON 1880
BALTIMORE & OHIO RR
EVERY MONDAY. commencing June 81, to
PEN MAR
Round trip rate. Sl.5O Limited to 800 persons.
Leave Washington AT ar Returning. arrive at
$50 p.m-
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing
June 23, to
HARPERS FERRY AND BYRNEy ISLAND,
On the Potomac
Round trip rate, 81. Limited to 200 persons Leave
Washington 10-05 Returning. arrive at 7.2O pm.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER
SUNDAY,to
LURAY CAvERNS.
Commencing June "a. Round trip rate, $3.50
Leave Washington $50 Am. Returning, arrive at
6:l5 pm
Every ticket calls for a reserved seat on these
cursonS Secure your tickets a. 6I9 and 1851 Penn
syiyania avenue and at depot On the morning OF the
excursion. iel3-2m
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
ExcURsIoN JULY 4TH TO

tACohsioWW WssHiNaiTaY sSfh aTa ~ GROVE
By the WAUGH NJ E SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Round trip. adults Csc: children 3Oc.
Tickets to be had of c. c. Purcell Bookseller, 41S
9th st. H. w; r. Mahoney, 3I3 Pa e.; ]. w.
Somerville, 3l6322 18th st. NV; II. Hitchcock 10
s. Dyre sos E. Capitol ST.: Rev. r n Baer. D. D., 3OS
ST. me- je21jy2,3
TNHE STEAMER ARMENIA WILL MAKE A
Lower Cedar Point, leaving her wharf at am.
and returning at pm. je29-5t
no. THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHNS
The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make regular
trips during the to the above points every
DAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf,
corner of High st. and Canal. at O'Clock am, sharp.
Fare for round trip soc Boat can be chartered al
ternate days For Information apply at office of e.
and N. WATERS. 1o47 High St Georgetown.
je25-2Sts
nCCOQUAN FALLS. VA.
" Finest Scenery on the Potomac.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make an
excursion trip to the above place EVERY MONDAY
AND WEDNESDAY, leaving seventh street wharf
at am returning at 3 pm. Fare. round trip, 25c.
Dancing q fine waxed deck down and back.
GLYMONT EVERY SATURDAY A. NJ, RE-
TURNING AT p. NJ,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION.
excursion trips EVERY SUNDAY, leaving at 3 p.
M, returning ut pm.
Tickets, 25c. round trip.
Fine Brass Band on these excursions
No Objectionable parties allowed on board
Steamer for charter for Marshall Hail. Clymont and
Other ,ss points. p,,n.,r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
F~ JULY 4TH, 1885.

J~ JULY 4TH. 1885,
Guethlers Summer Garden, (E st., between 18th
and 14th seq Grand National Celebration, given
under the auspices of
BATTERY A. WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.
Speaking by prominent orators. Instrumental mu-
sic by the Sd U. s. Artillery Band. Vocal Music by
specially engaged artists Prize contests in athletic
sports-running, jumping, climbing, bowling, shoot
Ing, DC. Dancing swinging, DC. Grand display of
fireworks in the evening AdmissiOn-Lady and gent
90 cents Children under IL years accompanied by
parents free. The management reserve the right to
refuse admission and eject all objectionable intox
lSated persons from the grounds. 1st Lieut.. GEO. J.
BESSLER, chairman Ex. Conn.,; Second Lieut. l. r.
TREMBLY, sup't grounds je24,27, ,30jyl2,3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

CONTRACT FOR PoToMAC MAIL SERVICE
The Postmaster General has ordered . contract
for mail service from this city three times
week, to Cornfield, Nd, and six times 4 week
to Pincy Point, Md, to be given to the Potomac
StealuilOut cGmnanY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

Tf~ KNOW ALL PERSONS
A'>-~S That /, CHARLES JACOBSEN, trading
under the firm name and style of ''The Arlington
Bottng Company, 'in accordance with the provisions
Of sections 11SS and 1lS9 of the Revised
lating to the District Of Columbia, do hereby give
notice thnt am engaged in the vending Of mineral
waters and other allowed by law to be sold
in bottles, and that the bottles used by in said
business are either of straw ambercolored glass;
said bottles have impressed upon side Of them the
words 'The Arlington Bottlng Co., Washington, D.
c., and upon the other the words This Bottle Not
to be Sold' and upon the bottom thereof my trade
mark, registered according to law described fol-
lows A suitable frame border, in the center of
which there is anchor with across the face
Of this anchor placed the letters "a. &c., repre-
senting the initial letters of 1.-THE Arlington Bottling
CO.. The words TRADE Mark" are also placed within
the border although they may be arranged otherwise
Witnesses, Leon Tobriner, A II. Bell.
THE ARLINGTON BOTTLINCi CO.
te24-2w* CHARLES JACOBSEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

NAVAL ORDERS.-Assistant Engineer John l..
Coed, ordered to duty at the naval academy,
10th instant. Naval Constructor Samuel w.
Pook, detached from the navy yard at League
island Pr, and ordered to the New York navy
yard. Fhe resignation Of Ensign Wilson l..
Todd has beon accented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

THE MERRICK ESTATE Notwithstanding
published statements to the contrary, the late
r. T. Merrick executed q will some time ago.
which Is in due form and still in existence. 1t
Is understood that his estate will amount to
something over 5000 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

AUSTRIA WILL NOT RECOGNIZE KELLEY
\ dispatch from Vienna last night said: IF the
United States government refuses to recall Mr..
Kelley, the Austrian government will formally
decline to recognize him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
$229,O26; customs. S247,2O6.

THE CLARK INvEsTIGATIoN.-In the Clark
investigation Mr.. Robert Mcleod resumed the
stand and testified in regard to the north front
OF the City Hall, which he pronounced to be a
good JOB OF work. MIR. Rockwell and Mr.. Nc
and testified,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

hEEp MANurAcruR1Na CoMpANx
437 SEVENTH ST. N w.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MEMS
FCRNISHING GOODS
Keeps e G Shirts. six for "a so, or 75c each
Keeps shirts six for 50, or 81 each.
Keeps X Shirts, six for 81 Stl or n o6 each.
All iuiiy reinforced, finest workmanship. perfect
kEEPs SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
Oily oua Guaty-the Very Best Six for $1O Salts
sPE;GStlAt BAkGAINs IN NECKWEAR. UNDER
sIisf1EES sH1 = SSNCS ny HALF HOSE. HANDktsS.
,,,,e,,r SgSF Up ~ DEfS, KID GLOVES, &C. &C
BEST eoc AND 76c JEAN DRAWERS IN THE
,,,.1,. WORLD.
sEtyCtAL SALE OF TRAVELLING BAGS AT IS
rsf Tent Below Market Price,
NEEPS COLLARS AND CUFFS
rssi SviaTs, latest styles, Best 4-piy, for OOc
ls, Is.. aatest Styles, Best 4py, 25c. per pair
Buy t@eeps Goods aud save 26 per cent your pur.
OLIVER p. BURDETTE
437 TIN st. NV,
Sole Agent for the District Of Columbia ap26-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

PITTsBuRG: July 2.-The nver coal operaooU
the price OF mining, 10 60 into efyeo1 @ ouSS
The reduction surpr1ses the miners nnd WI -
stubborniy resisted. The season eonpels -
most general tdieDeeG, Is the river u V1rr ~.
and this viii make the demand compoFafivG
ineffective, as but little loading can Il donA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

Tf--ss JOIN OUR WATCH CLUBS
l~Sa We are kept busy in registering the names
Of those who are taxing advantage Of Club sys-
tenn OF buying Solid Gold American Watches by
weekly payments Of $lOO. Come down and subscribe.
JACOBS BROTuE ERS,
1e3O-ot 1929 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

SECRETARY ENDICoTr returned last evening
from Boston,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

WILLIAM ]. BAXTER, of this District who
recently completed his course at the naval
academy, has been designated as assistant en-
gincer in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

TIE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT shows a re-
duction for June OF SS,993,99 or So, 15G,-
SCI .G3, according as the old form or the "re-
vised" one is taken as authority. This is the
last OF the CID form that will be issued. The
total debt, according to the new style of state
me,;t is Sl.iS5. 23I. 1905, or by the oli
method, S1,3SG, 500 ,521.1 The cash in the
Treasury yesterday was S404 4,342 ,95l.1O or
S1SS.6l2. 1929, according to which state
ment is held 10 be true,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

Is NOTICE.
me Carriage business Of the late II. H. GRAHAM
VIII be continued by the undersigned at the old stand
style of t. II. GRAHAM
The public Is requested inspect the large stock of
new and second hand Carriages which will be sold ut
fall trade.
tuli line OF oil styles Of summer Carriages
IN STOCK GREAT bargains iu secondhand Carriages.
Repairing and painting promptly attended " at low
esl prices carriages stored Thanking the public for
past PATRONAGE solicit u continuance Of the same
Mr: y w. CORNWALL will be Manager.
A A
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-24

Our venerable and esteemed con
temporary THIS NewOfeaasPjcq4Re,
appeared on Wednesday morning
last ima aew dress, BE paper being
printed on one Of heIatvStmproYed
prrteutlng presses, which was hlly
Illustrated by cut therein, 10 enable
tieln to get out Their large and al.
oreaSing edition Ia a shorter time.
50 as not to be left behind in this
progressive age uf Improvement
The Ise0yltne is NOW in the forty
piuth year of it's existence. Well
may New Orleans feel proud OF such
Old and reliable papers as the Bee
and PieagHHe each of which has
lived 10 see many changes oecu.
during The last haf century My
obey live long anu prosper is she
earnest Wish OF the HERALD,
1t ailoFdS rs FteaSure 10 state
That We have an aged relative, aa
nHcle, VINO was IL ,be Myth Of tue
PlcayaRe, ami vile Wm kcd oil the
Bee over iittS years ago.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-24
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.

The pinewoods farmers have gin-ll
ned but very little cotton as yet. |
Most of them have been very busy
gathering during tlle past month of
pretty weather. Alexandria mer
chGnts will GnuAle receipts next
week and Boyce wilI get liberal
share flown Talk
What means this seeming apathy
on the parl Ut number Of the
county parishes as regards being
represented at the coming Exposi
ton and the different Police Juries
failing to appropriate nioue2 there
torg Verify, hey do not want to
make an exhibit; we know oil no
olher reason.-T Alexandria Demo
crat.
Sheriff 4Duson left on Monday
last for Baton Rouge, With the con
yicts, eight in number, sentenced to
the peniteDtiary at the present
term of colsr, and Que iutertliet
whom be conveyed to the INSANE
4 asylum 1T Jackson Will. i'll Baton
Rouge he made lis settlem 1T With
the auditor. lie returned Weanes.
day eyening.-[Sf. Eaudry Demo
clat,
Tie crop Of pecans ia this neigh
borllood Is very fiaeand W. presume
there will De nearly 1900 81 1900
barrels shipped from this section.
We noticed from orr late mpers,
that rev Louisiana pacans are sell
ing for 10 aua 25e. Der pound It
li5Ia mors attention was paid to
the pecan growth here, in many in.
stances 1t WOULD prove more valua-
be than cotton and cJllt.- TPoiute
Cuupee Banner.
I,,nos willis aoIorad tana,,t nm
ia ,,iaoto,ia , - 5a,a s : 49,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-24
NEWS IrEMs.


The independent steamer Jobn =.
Maade has rpeptered the coast
trade.
Honey for sale. etcp of 1886. At
20 cts, pei gallon. Apply to q. M
Higgins, Hahnyille, 10.
The American Exposition will
open at New Orleans in November,
in the buildings Of tie Worlds Fair
Of hast winter
Laborers are scarce in Spain OF
account Of the cholera, and many
fields remain nnharvested, and
grapes. suffered TO rot in the vine
yards.
The charlottesville CHEZ, one Of
the neatest printed and abtest
edited Of orr country exchanges
entered upon it's 10Th can on The
5thinsf. We bespeak for the papar
4 long career Of usefulness and
prosperity.
The County Commissioner st
Atlanta, Ga, raised Che license on
liquor dealers from $500 Ii 80, 800
ON the twenty thifd alt. Ii is also
stated TINT a movement is on foot
to get the city authorities to in
crease thecity license to $4,000
Mt, john BelSon. 40 tnterpfising
citiAn Of AyoNelies parish. offers
for rattle, "a plantation and sugar
mill. and also 80 aitf.itHt piecos,
such as horses, COWS, oxen, wagons,
etc. Tickets, SIS. Fifty whining
chancesn Peculiar method Of dis
posing ofa plantation
Congressman King is hardly treating hs
.1in atiherents uf the llpaiiShes viii the
consideration ilieii devotion dcserves. All al
his patronage 20 tan has henn gireato ni,asiies
lying eleng the Mississippi river Mni3r
AIpert aieson OF Madisan gets the naesAal.
sisip and Mrt Francis ) Shields Of Goneerlia
tie co'leetorshipo Of Internal kevenue iIewill
probably give the hills die pnstndiees III their
fntdst together with Some garden seed ana
advre.-l Monroe Balletin.
The many friends of Mr.. William
Magleevy, of New Orleans, the
polulM engineer Of he Ell Richard
son, viii be grievpd 10 learn that his
eldest son, William Lawrence. i
bright and interesting boy Of ten
years, died on Monday last Of lock
jaw We extend sympathy 10 the
bereaved family in fills, their HON
ofaffliclion.
Tbs wreck on Mississippi Valley
Railroad on Monday meluiug last
At Sanyo station, oaVsed by an opes
switch, only had few passenger,
slightly injured, among whom wer,
Mr.. Leon Sarpy, Of our parish
Major 5. i. James, Col y. +. Bow
and a few others. We congratI
slate our worthy police iuror, MI
Sarpy, on his marrow escape.
ihe Venerable Horatio s{eymou
has an article on Gen. Grant ia tia,
October North dn0icaa Recies
when is probably The shortest al
licle EYER written for ane rUieW il
the world. 1t says. White / wa
not Intimate with General Grant
we were always upon llleasan
terWs. | held him ia high regard
liiHwoTds Oh bis death.hed, like hi
deeds upon the battle helds, serve,
his county. TheY Strengthens,
onr Union BY promoting good wil
bete cen all actions. Il aoRATI,
SEYMOUR
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ADVERTISING RATEs.

Transient advertisements 8 ror square, first
insertions Each subsequent insertion, itty
cents per iuch.
Que column one year ~. 500 90
0ne.haif column nne year 500
One quarter column one year 1880
Small Cards one YEAR 1890
advertisements AMI subscriptions are
Coiiectasaie invariabiy IN Advance.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-24

powers are limited only by the constitution Of I
the United States Which does not require /
State oonslitutiUn to be submitted to q vote Of /
the pe0ple for Ratification.
That this Convection has the power 20 sub I
nit, Or not submit the new constitution to a /
vote OF the people for ratification, and ii sub /
lnitted the Convention has the power to /
prescribe the qualifications Of the electors who /
shall have the right to vote at the election for
0f against ratification"
( Subsequently, on the o6th day of |
the session, a resolution was intro
duced, declaring that, in accordance
with cha act Of tie Legislature con
vokiug the Convention, "no provis
ion that may be contained in the
newConstitution tina may be framed
BY it, can have any force OF binding
effect upon the peopeot any officer
of this State, until the same shall
HaNe been ratified by the elect is
! The Convention, finally, agreed to
such submission; whether in the
! exercise of their assumed RIGHT Of
choice. or in obedience to the in
junction ofthe Legislature, or partly
both, the imperfect Journal OF its
proceedings does not clearly show.
/ The proceedings OF, aud The Con
stitutlon thus framed, by the Con
yentiOn of 1879, however, do show
:. that no power ito amend and re.
vise' the oGganiclldw ot This State
. was thereafter to be recognized
| other than by Amendments to be
recommended at a regular session
by two thirds Of all the members OF
each House, with the approval OF
. the Governor, and subsequently
4 submitted to the electors Tor tati6
! cation.
/ Indeed, since Tire mode Of revision
{ provided by tile Constitution Of 1872
! was changed 10y the Constitution Of
s 1915 to revision bS amendments,
there has been no constitutional
light vested 10 the Legislature to
convene convention for such pur
pose.
: che proceedings Of the Conyen,
! ton OF 1876 show that the radical
! change IN the manner OF revision,
f,0m fbqt NJ i Constitutional f3on.
I yealior Il tbat Observation-Disclosures ms
5,dn,tad ,ittar natmra .aa,,sidaraf;an
E mn nv ! vo+a of f,rf,, IN f,ys,,t,-' y
,bra. ,nan| fha n9io,ify waga
y 1i54araan FIstis souis IS3a4lins
Y cnion f.,.vnes Ranin,oin T,yIo,.'
1 RsaIt, .ud 11o,,1a5
j ma clanoas n,aaa NOM tha
Q a,iainal dr5n II tba',,,,,1 MIRO. Vore
2 thnse onlv rpndatiar tba mnas N
! ob5nga n,ora canss,'7ative 9'bns
. f6re@ ff.hs of hnfh Gnn.os viii,
q H. o,,,,ra,.,j ~ IN l4ovaTal,r ,.ai...
v lhe dllpEoEal VI the 0oNetHOT' were
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500 REWARD.

One hundred (slo0) dollars re-
ward viii be paid for the arrest and
conviction Of the thief or thieves
who robbed the registered letters in
the postoffiee here. 1t was doue on
the night Of Oct. Sth, 1885. Apply
to the postmaster.
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Established, February 18th, 1873

re- COMMUNICATIONS liaadedin later than
Wednesday, evening, viii lay over unti the
week following.
g3 All COMMUNICATIONS must bewftten on
one side Oftha paper
IY The full nano and adafessnf the VIII
Ter must accompany eact cbiumusicatipn, not
for publication, brt sil luatter o. good tnith,
t9~ Communications OF 4 personal ehHrac
Ter will not bio recognized, unless from res
ponsibe parties In such cases charge o1
81 80 asdnaIa viii be made.
Sg Weeordiai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
all parts 81 this and neiglib0iing Parishes,
~ News and Interesting local items res
pectfuly solicited
sg OUR READERS CAN HELP US
greatly, i, when writing to Or buying gseds
From our advertisers, lhay will simply say
%hey saw their cards ID this paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
Railroad News.
THE MEXICAN NATIONAL.


CRY OF MEXICO, May H,--GoYern-
ment officials state that tho concession
OF the Mexican National railway is in
serious danger Of forfelture; that ac-
cording to article of the company's
modified contracts of January II, 1883, the
company bound itself to deliver 500 kill
metres of finished road to the govern
ment in two years, By the same article
200 kilimetres were TO be on the Mata.
moras and Monterey line, on which line
work was not TO be suspended. The
time for compliance with this con.
tract was to begin January II
1888, and the 500 kii0meters were to,
have been delivered on the llth OF jan
uary of this year. This WAS not done.
Only 100 kilOmeters on the Matamoras
d Monterey line we're delivered. The
company's concession now depends
upon the forboarance OF the govern
ment. The government can appoint
one appraiser, the company another
and these third in case it is deemed
best to transfer tho railroad TO some
other company.
THE CHICAGO POOL MEETING.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE meeting of
managers Of roads between Chicago and
Missouri river points YVES continued to-
day. An agreement for series of pools
was signed. The general name was
changed from the Missouri River Traffic
association, as proposed, to the Western
Freight association. The Missouri Pa
ciiic was allowed llls per cent. of the
Omaha and Councn Bluffs business
The other per cottages are
10 be fixed By arbitrators,
who were chosen. j. l.. hathern. who
has been chief clerk 10 the commission-
or OF the Southwestern Traffic Ass0cia.
ton, was chosen commissioner OF the
new association,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
A LIVELY WALL STREET DAY,
Big Sales of Texas Wool In st. Louis-The
Chicago Pool Meeting Fixes Things
Galveston Custom House
Change Other Notes.
Tone of the stock Market.


New YORK, May l4.-Governments
unchanged, except decline of q in 81
and the coupon AS and an advance in
AS. There were sales of coupon As at
l.2l% and SIS at 1.03.
state bonds quiet and generally Arm.
Heavy trading in Lackawanna char
scterlzed the stock market, accompa-
MED by a decided break in its price
during the morning, followed later by a
was recovered. The rest of the market
was quiet, and while it symathized
10 certain degree with the
movements in Lackawanna, the
fluctuations were within a narrower
range, and with the exception of the
morning break, prices were steady to
the closing all day. The result of the
days operation shows gain of small
fraction, generally H@k for most of the
active list, although Louisville Il Nash
vile, In which there was unusual ac-
tiVity, is up rs. Oregon railway and
Consolidated Gas 2, ar 97%, while Lack
awanna, Delaware & Hudson, and Gem
trail of New Jersey are lower. The total
number of sales were 247, l47
shares, of which Lackawanna
alone contributed nearly $4,000
and Northwestern, st. Paul, New York
Central, Lake Shore and Union Pacific,
together furnished as many more, leav-
ing less than 5000 shares TO be divided
between the rest of the list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15

HAROLD, May H-lspocial.l This
country has had fno rains the past
fow days, and all building WAS sus-
pended yesterday in consequence; bu,
IL ia clear to-day, aud everything Is
rushing again.
Mr., Kiusoy has been appointed den
uty sheriff h0re, and this n now law
and.urder place. uo tx Keeping things
very straight, and is very active OF.
iicer.
Joe Collins is here with the o,OOO head
OF tho Capitol Land compauyis cattle,
aud will wait until after the meeting AZ
Dallas OF the leading stoukmen of tho
state, hoping that they will settle the
question OF driving southern cattle
through the Panhandle.
Capt, MoMuIIay will doubtless have
TO go with the first herd and be at Tho
brush. This quest on shou,d be mot ms
an issue and settled, as II IL a matter of
the greatest Importance 70 all southern
cattlemen.