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LANsBuRaH 4 Bao.

go 4aa ga AND 42s SEVENTH sTREEE
A-BRIna THIS LIST ALONG FOR CON-
PARIsQN. anil
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Tally LINE To NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
STEAMERS GEORGE Ei fEaR4 AND EXCELSIOR,
one Of which leaves eth street wharf DAILY, except
a @ w
rooms at lSaa and ois fynnsylyapia ave: st Marc
s van sys who will also check baggage from hotels
For iurther particulars INQUIRE at office eth street.
wharf n Telephone No ~ Wt,1cH Genera, ...n,
Of Fac IL IL sI.sa
inston Msndny; "Wednesday and SATURDAY, as $50
At B Hss hssnd Fare T 81 ssa;s
Tespaqne Join fs y Al MaU vss LWSndnss
day and Friday, am jelo
E'OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. :
NEW IRON STEAMER WAX EF1ELp
PHfs s9e and 8
ing 81 Eiv y Landings as far ss Nonn Greek
with b d o. r r at Shepherds , See schedule:
CIV. RIDLEY Manager ali
~ kRs JOHN .IBsON and f c. KNIGHT leave
r,sr East bsr yer Va nstn S sAT KnAX
MoNfSG Fr hs at e rais ap4
PoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
CAPT sT y: Z dEo sHh
stsphensens wharf p.ns. Sc MDAY. March 10 is''Ds
must be prepaid
All aed0mmCe rHPsa sstfsss hk Appysc w,.,
Ofice:-12th st. and Pennsylvania NV mil Gm
- wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and sundays, ut
Creek returning on FRIDAY and d Mondsy
afternoons For Information apply to
u. l. SHERIFF., lila Pa. NV
nh9 @. T. JONES. Agt, 7th-st wharf
Mt VERNON MT VERMONT
STEAMER: w. w cORCORAN
Leayes h-street wharf daily Except Sunday fDe
Mt EerLon ut 10 o'clock a M: returning, reaches
" Washington about $3.50 p. m.
sel6 I. L, BLAKE Captain,
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The Safe and Vault Work.
A HEARING AT THE TREASURY TODAY.

~~~~~>-eeN~S - A~SAsssASOAS@
Acting Secretary Fairchiid and Assistant Sec
rotary Coon gave q hearing at the Treasury de-
partment to-day to the representatives OF vari-
GUS safe, lock and vault companies In regard to
the award OF contract fnr safe and vault work
during the present year.
There were present representatives Of the fol-
lowing named Arms: Farrell & Co., the Hall
safe and lock company, Marvin Il CO., valen.
tine Butler, the Dieboid safe and lock conn
pany, ana the Chrome steel company.
The supervising architect Of the Treasury has
recommended that the contract be given to
Hall & Co. and Farrell 4 CO., which were the
only firms who had made proposals. for the
bid because Of alleged imperfectiOnsan and ifregu-
larities In the specifications, which they assert
ed did not permit Intelligent competition or
satisfactory construction.
At the hearing to-day arguments were made
In iayor q altering and perfscting the specin-
cations ana calling for new bids. II was as
architect that the specifications were rega-
larry drawn up In accordance with the
practice Of the department. and were as nearly
perfect aS IL was possible to make them In ad-
vance Of knowledge ~ 10 the exact character
Of each ttep Of construction To be required.
advissment for further investigation.
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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

schedule in effect SUNDAY, NAY Sd. 1855 until
further notice.
sFy avenue and = street
foF vLieaTo 1910 ana 1o:Io y. M. daily. The 1000
a 49, II Fast Limited ENp--ss 10 Pfttsburg and
LI i,a- HII,,inS a Pttsb9rs a. 100 chicago
ToI Ohcinlal Louisville and St Louis daily al $50
eepnI a 10 Sove pc . S sts a Pa
80 P - train . ..s, united rain to Cincinnati
rad st LcI2 arriving IL Cincinnati mex morning At
80 ~ LOUIS o:.So pm No extra fare Is charged
hos Pfttshurs al 1000 a. H., ~ith Psrlor Car and
eiv 2 m DAILY 10 fii,senrs, Cleveland and Detroit
For Baltimore on week days, .. e:l0, 6:4O 7sO
G 5 W. 80 Mo- ii sS lao ssa sis 40 s sHs
,I BaIsimcgs on q, Sundays. elo 80 $50 and
ror points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and
So,nIs souIh, 9:25 a M daily and @io p. daily.
10 n ~ train has Pullman sleeper. Washington to
FOR Annapolis GAO a. m, and l2:Io and 4ssO n. m,
iS SH May s a SessssR Washington and Eal.
nSrf o go $50 ,, a ZAP si Pm as $40 800
lao 200 ami II pm, For station, on Metropolitan
ia. for principal stations on Metropolitan sfsn Sa
a ana an ssS 11.
taLy. sHsrpt sunday Ior FREDERICK $40 am. 4:l0
For I.oG.,l s,aiions between Washington and Gath
fof gers m s and &insEesser sie Am daily
saesp, Sunday, and $50 pm daily TO Hageraown
Trains arrive from the West daily 600 7:2O An
115, $50 pm
Frela A6nsoolis $50 a w. and l:50 and 5.25 pm,
Sunday. 1898 al 6ss1 pm
Prom Lexington $50 ! daily. except Sunday
Prom frederick and intermediate polnts S:l5 n m
and s:l5 \. m daily except sunday
$50. 20 900 sos and 1880 s'm. iafS $50 $
k20, b, $50, 500, vuU aud / IA on sundays ei.kI
bOO. Y5UO and i 80 ID m
Az Trains from Washington stop At Relay Station
except I:~o. 5: 10 and o:sO pm
For further Information apply az the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofteew ashitgfon Station 81 3 and
1881 Pennsy ly&nia avenue, corner OF Fourreenrh
street. where orders will he taken for BAGGAGE 10 -
checked and received az any point in the civ
H. DUNHAM. O. Il IORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. O. A.
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Early FAIL SUPPLIES.
IEATON PERRY.

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR tn PERRY & BRoTHER,.
Is N1 OPENING II, DAILY NEW FALL DRY Goons"
NEW PLAIN AND TWILLED FRENCH CLOTHS.
LUPIN'S CASIIMkRES IN BLACK And al
81 VIDE ALI-W6oL HABIT CLOTHS AT Toe
NEW re5I9KIsGs IN ALLwooL FRENCH
IMfok rhs AhA H!NPq FASH SaorH ~
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORTED JACKETS. FOR
aREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SUMMER
s1tk .W4s T SAsH 3 IA AND BERLIN
'sfES S La BARGA!Ns" IN BLACK AND coll
9 9B D, HIHlA41D AZ suRAHS AND GROS
NovELTIES IN FRENCH sATTEENS.
IVORY AND CREAM WHITE FRENCH SUITING
ELANNELS, FROM SOC TO $3.50 PER YARD
IVORY AND DREAM WHITE ALBATROss AND
CHUDDA CLOTHS, ALL PRICES.
"CLOSING PRICES" ON PARASOLS AND EN-
SUPERB STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS FROM
THE BEST EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
GTPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEAVOS PERRY.
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave-. COZ. 9th ST.
Estaoltsned lS4O au15
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YTNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOCTHWEST
bot BIZ TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMESH

TO THE H E6KTT lsF AH ho s514wEsr
sr PfE Rt TEAsk SSHfFFEferP EEhsahhh
IN EFFECT JUNE 2lsr. 1855.
Trains leave WashinstoH irom station corner of 9th
iOr PiitsbuTs and the West Chicago Limited Express
81 Palace sleeping Cars at 800 A. NJ daily; Fast
Win espns a" rom 10 Hgsbass as aia s
and Hotel Car to - Louis: daily except Saturday
5Lis-s9 and sineinhaa ksprsss = .:i9 I'll
f S sR to ours senec, n s a. ss
rishHrg with Western Express with through sleep
d s anP Is a9g's and fis s @sssp
h,G"fh ssPsr N a5r P5sH e s Shss Ro.D
For Ere; Gs9aiaiTaa- Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
tao rN g 10 Saturday with Paacs
For Williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at Csc
For New and Pss Ess 71s $50 and 1ee
N $1,000 ~ 1000 ~ and dd l2;l5 night On sun
nisht, limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
For Boston a qs change ehsegs o
For brooklyn. y. u, al through trains connect at
ing dirset transfer Fulton street, avoiding dou
gr pc Psi saTiss ser9ss New aosh 6s y
oa SG Zoo and fh Els night On ? sO.
is5 f sh sea 4 H9pt $3.50 s 5ao IN IL d. sRa
'f ia So ADO as sac sse a6 go , JIG 1900
fM snS LIB d night 40. On sonday $50; $50
For POPS Greek Line 7:I5 A NJ and 4:ao P N daily
except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis. 6:s5 A NJ, 1906 aud 4:o5 Pm daily
except SUNDAY. On sunday, 400 +. NJ.
ALI NANDR1A AND EEEDERICkSRUR G RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGTU\ RAILROAD.
For Alexandris, 600 900 s;15; l1Dl, and las A.
NJ 2tbo. i26, 4I5, 6:.25, SU5, and 1j5 p. Il. On
sunday 81 800 9:s5. IL bI A. NJ. Sdl5 PM.
For Richmond and The South. 900 and sol A. N
daily. and i:+3 T. H. daily. except sunday.
ig:o9. i9io !: ~; 100. s,o5. s:as 5:iS, 365 and
ahd 1 800 ssi loa e1ssE s s MSn Il
M. and L.: night
Tcs els ami formation at the office northeast Cor
ner of Ism street and Pennsylvania avenae and at
The station. where orders lie left for checking
OF baggage u estimation from hotels and residences
GT A. k PIGH. j. Il WOOD,
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y
s ss'aiass end sscs.ds ass :ss@s.sd iSs
Two drawkeepsrs e tie navy yard and Kan.
q, nanf,s So $780, e 4sSo sceG drewieeper st
iS s o a Ssaas See st q
ins snd paiatls s6s sssx ss.d Ssass, , ,so6;
nF Iai,inS eausswsy end Approaches 70 Ben,
NAM, 1000 es.i. dc. e isS ~ CROSSES the
yosn sasss e. gB.e
permit from 90 aspssso1s oiics, i |: io aGsI
That That he !, not eosaaing hl9seif 70 g eondi.
&c s sss 1s
fore ordered 70 euspend work q once. VIM. B.
wooden sSd sA: n oss g asd %
square 6s. On 2lst street. between N aud o
n no..sddwsss y Y found they ere 50 fsr dilapi-
pants Of house l4O6 alst street north west have
Pee been . Sosaed e inmsd!ssey ysos.s the prem
unsafe and unit Tor ha6itation, and he own e.
notified 70 take u doyn withfp 80 days from
date. The occupant Of house laos 2lst street.
has received similas notice
PURH WATER voR THE eunuRBa
=, The health gfbcer hes had under considsra-
ton for some time the matter OF securing TO the
suburbs Of the CITY pure Drinking water, and to
that end has detailed some Of his inspectors for
the special service OF preventing the location of
vaults, etc., In any Of the high surroundings OF
the city, such IS Meridian Hin and Howard,
town.
NIS0ELLAME0UA
The District Commissioners Gre eoasidering
the application Of the residents Of Columbia
Heights for gas lampS In that section.
Sergeant Brosnan, OF the seventh precinct, has
been dned s25 by the police trial board because
drinking beer In > restaurant while he was ON
duty.
Capt. Mahan has requested that policeman
De detailed to watch for the thieves Who are
stealing the eobblestones belonging to the Dis
trtct, which have been deposited ON New Hamp.
SHIRE avenue, near w street.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle; Knowles 4
Nils Ms,ison. erect twostory brick private stable,
streets; $500. ]. v. n. Hnyck, repair brick
dwelling. 1409 Goth street northwest; %, 900.
Rev. n. B. Evans, erect two-story dwelling,
alley between 18th and 18th streets and 3 and
Q streets; 800. II. A. dnsweld, erect Ave two
story dwellings, Valley street. between Mt
Pleasant and High and Anacostia; $500.
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MAf-AalA
ENTERS TEE sYeTRM FROM uNKNnzN
CApsKR, AT ALL SEASONS
sHAFTERe PHE HkRVE@, nPAIRs DIGEx.
TON. AND ENFERRlR TIE Musens
r Fl Fl Fl e. & e WINS;
H.fIfl $IIjj$IHs.I|
RBR. y FIT TIT KKR RRR ,ss.
BIB Il + + En KnTR sss
sssb B II T T E., + ssss 40
THE BEST TONIC

Quickly al. and r1 eompletelg cures MALARIA, and
SAlLLS ana + EN EkS. For INTERMITTENT Pc
yERS LASsiTuDE, LACK OF ENERGY. it has
no equal. II enHche3 and purifes tho blood stimu-
nerves. VIZ o ~
does not injure the teeth cause headache or pro
ouce cohsupatlon-ALL orHHR IRON MRDICIN Fs DO
Catholic divine. OF Arkansas saws:
nave nsed Iron Bitters with the greatest
satsSct'9n IOI malaria and preventive Of Chlls
ana nke Diseases and win always ksspt on hand
Genuine mas trade mark and crossed red lines On
wrapper Take no other Made only by BROWN
CHEMlCAL co, Baltimore Nd
LAD!ES BOOK. useful and attractive, contain
ing st OF prizes for recipes Information about coins
eec. gwen away by all dealers In medicine or mailed
70 any address on Fecept Of &c stamp.
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ysnderbiit 10 said 70 have also secured con-
troll OF the New York, Ontario aud Western rail-
I'd I'd is connsctaon With his absorption Of che
rssnss Cosse,ly, Of Ha.leton, Pa, went on 9
ds~d body nSs IN, %1ra9s a
sld.sy hos.nssl. who vas committed % I.us.
$50 ~ a 10 a. osiSrs o. q nns o
Che Os s. 81 sss YORK vas released y'stssass'
Gen Grant rss Ssn,,d I'm .m~v I'm n,.so,d
esMSn oW ~ tto ,ns few days ego.
they sssss 81 81 Ma, Fn s"s .sss
rns n.,s.iss,ppt psOhisiuon,... ere holding .
b, BY The pssmstuse discharge Of cannon Of
PaSnic In Shenandoah, Pa, last evenIng. John
s s,,l ns miner had an arm blown Cd and
LONDON dispatch. say. tina, MAXWELL o..
cysso ~ the murder Of Preller, at a. I.ouis. n
tne son Oh national schoolmsster at Hyde,
Letters Rom ronauin say that the treaty Of
lien -Isin y dead letter, % Gar the evscus-
cerned. The troops have refused to return 4,
Gnins or to disarm, and are preparing 70 attack
Annie Barnes, colored was STRUCK by the Old
Point express on the New York, Phfiadeiphis
and Norfolk railroad. at Costen station, Md.
dropped on the track and She wa tryina 10 nr rs
gain Il when killed.
Col De Winton has forbidden the sale OF arms
and ammunition 10 the natives in the Congo
state.
Miss Jennie Grimth, residing near Elktou.
Nd, was attacked by vicious SOW Tuesday
evening and badly injured.
Mary Robinson, colored, OF West Philadel-
phia, white sitting with her son In front Of her
residence last evening, was struck by lightning
ana killed The boy was badly injured.
Near hecker, Dol, on Sunday, the cabin ol
Patrick, James and Robert Regain, brothsrs,
was T blown up with dynamite, and James and
Mise, TsSfsi i, Sf lynn, Mass, he. committed
suicide In London, England, where he went
Siser disastrous real estate speculations I'm
The Baltimore Gun club defeated the Royal
Oak Gun club, of Talbot county, Nd. yesisr.
day, In clay pigeon shooting match.
Cuba notifies the United states postal author.
ltles that mail that has not passed through the
pol ONCE Will be considered fraudulent aud
Trunks belonging to members of ex-0oy,
nami,Ipn,s family were robbed on the way
rom White sulphur Springs to Hageutown
stolen. 'e'"'~ ~ sA'ooo w.
In runaway accident near Joanna Heishts
Va, Alice and Minnie snirk were seriously, and
Jacob Grant and wife, their grandparents, per.
One hundred and eight convicts escaped from
stockade on the spartansburg and Asheville
tai r,a North Caroline, the other night and
Edwin Eiehman, an employe of the Iancas.
Ter IA, inteihgencer. has been arrested oharGs5
Win the theft OF letters.
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OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD

On and aser JUNE 14FH, 1885. trains will Leave
ron ami Arrive at 9Th and streets Depot fJows:
Leave Washington Am. and 4:S5 m. daily, ar
rEe a. Belmont Park lOs51 and 6.16 p.Ia Lees
3urz lDl II and $3.50 arrive Round Hill at
~ - 4 H. and 1:lS pm. RECURRING leave Round
Ard $40 pm; Belmont Park 6+54 a IN. sEi 3.5S
pa aud arrive a. Washington al o:So anl and S:4O
pin
special excursion rates ana Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates 70
al points y. NJ. Bl.OPHT,
superintendent, Alexandria
= j. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent
5O. Penn Washington. iel3
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NUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON
MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN THIR-
TEE NTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
EAST, WASHINGTON. d. C.
BY virture If q trust to us dated on the third go
day OF February, 1883, AID recorded In Lber i.M
1881 1Uo 2S5, of the land records for the Dis Ee8
front Of the pren3ises on MONDAY August
NJ, the fortynins 40 feet six l8) inches fon on
MARYLAND avenue, by entire depth OF lot Numbered
thirteen tl3), in square numbered Thousand and
iweny-eigh lUlS), in the city of Washington D. c.,
and the t'so-story Frame House thereon.
Terms of sale Onetnird "a cash, balance in sixf6)
and twelve i12l months, With interest from day Of
sale, secured by deed of trust property, ali cash
Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale
be complied with in one week, or property will be
sold at risk of defaulting purchaser
a,ssosas R MIktIAM r 4 &c, GORDON, Trustees
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From the New York SUN.
Army officer Eat Washington}-Yes have
been In the service now nearly ten years
Young lady-I suppose you have had some
narrow escapesf
Army officer turning pale at the recoIleo-
ton IL had mighty Marrow escape only .
Young lady (bresthlesslyt What Was ita
Army o@cer-I came very neax being ordered
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Taa roIIy q HAsaIon.-Just - the .tims
nentiy eomSostehee thosp Who Rosssss them
$500 eh Sc oSs S:s
desirable houses AZ shnt mp, and th6ir OWnoG1
stast "a for hill.ide Of ssashocs. whsFe they
sogt e eewaee,. have little a1yisa .oams ase
nevsr teIerste N their o. houasas ana speL1
= ~ ss1s - :s ss ssss ss 81 =. =
g 49, k.1 6eodsl ehk sveoe ps1vliepp
nsxt dav.-BaVwd lobasl CbsroHk
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The Saratora Races.

SARATOGA, August 2O.-First race-The
Misses stakes; for fllies years old; three-Quar-
Carty's Last second, and Jennie B. third. Time,
l:1S, Mntuals paid $3.50. Second race
Purse $500; one mile. Binette won, Leman
second, and Bessie third. Time, lao. Mutuals
paid 81 10 -
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DRY GOODS.
Nrw Day Goons F1nx,
NEW DRY GOODS FIRM,
NEW DRY GOODS FIRM,
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
626 PA. AVE, SOUTH SIDE. NEAR 7rH.


626 PA. AVE, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR 7rH
We are closing out at less than wholesale prices the
balance Of stock purchased from the old rH and
adding daily new fall supplies of Dry Goods and Car
petlnGS bought for cash, and every article will be
marked ct less price than ever before heard OF
For instance, we have marked baies OF CottonS
yard WIDE to sell at AZ cts
bales Of Wool F1annels to sell at &c.
bales OF Twill Flannels to sell at 12e
bales Of Red Flannels medicated, to sell at 24c.
eases Fall Prints to sell ut An cts.
15c. w. ~
cases of solid color fall Dress Goods to sell at ID
40 pieces of ladies' Cd Troot Cloth all wool, to sell
ct rs cts "
cts. and Il cts. "
29o rolls best Ingram and Brussels Carpetingto sell
300 Rugs and Mats of Smyrna and MOquet.
EVERY article will be sold at very small profit.
II VIII save you 20 cents on every dollar YOU pur-
CHASE from the new firm
JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
aul9 csc Pennsylvania avenue, South Side.
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U,HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
MENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

U'HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
WENANDoAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
MENANpoAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route 70 the south and southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY SD, 1855
BIS am daily, New Orleans last Line. For all
points on line Of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western. East itnnessee Virginia and
Georgia railroads. Atlanta. Macon. yxcksonr
vile, Chattanooga, Nemphis, Mobile, New or
leans. and the south and southwest Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars between VI ashington and
New Orleans withous change. Connec&ng aS
kh, nandoah Junction with Pullman CArs. New
YORK Atlanta
isl0 P. NJ. daily. Memphis ExPress For I'll points
South, southeast aud SOUTHWEST Pullman Pal
ace sleeping cars between shenandoah junction
and Memphis wit4out change, connecting Is
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cars % New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Il. a O. p T. Passenger station, eornee
New Jersey avenue and street
Fer tickets. sleeping reseryasions ara al in6of-
alton apply al Offices, 6l0 Penna ava, 1851
Penna ave-. and al depot b. q q. r. X, and e0ce Of
the Line, 5O7 Penna- ave-, where orders viii be taken
Nr baggage called TOR IN sny part Of the city
A. POPE, J. LOCKWOOD,
Gem. Pass and Tkt AT Pass and TIKI AG4
mhl61mo
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WAITED 10 PAWN HIS BABY roR A DRINK.
on Monday evening was bard up for o drink.
Taxing his baby Alta carriage on spsetext Of
shop and psxnsd Il Tor q drink.
Going % another place he conAdenti-
ally Whispered 70 the barkeeper that he
declined. The topper then offered his ollspring
for 81 II vas not wanted. He would sell Il
Tor el.k0. The offer Was not accepted. Finally,
well, look here, my friend, take the baby, and
give me one good, square drink" The bar.
up Els child and leave the store.
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4 CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
"A from errors and indiscretioIS of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss of manhood, dc, will
grest remedy was discovered BY missionary in
South America Send selfaddressed envelope To Rev.
O.,t- TN fhLSK
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RAILROADS.
FIU SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEORGE AND

Il LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSKTLL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR CAR LINE
Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Rail-
Way, ~ West shore OF picturesque Huiison Biyer,
1te Jersey City station OF Pennsylyana Railroad as
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 An. arrive Saratoga
go pm; Caldwell, Lake George, 4:50 Montreal,
Io:,io PM Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars 10 Sarato-
". linen 10 Montreal. Pennsyvana Railroad trai
leave Washington 12:15 N. 10 connect.
srrive at Hotel Kaaterskili 81 PM, Grand Foei
i3o pm Parlor Cars Pennsylvania Railroad
train leave Washington I2:15 I'm. to Connect
DAY ENPRESS 9:j5 a m, Arrive Albany 3 pm-.
sharon Springs pua-. Cooperstown 40 pm.
Utica ,:42 m, syracuse 5,5 pm. RochestsI 1880
Parlor Cars 70 A. oany and Niagara Falls.
SARATOGA AND CATSkIlL MOUNTAIN EX-
PREo~. lo'65 am, arrive at HOTEL KAATERS
MILL 5:lO pm, Grand Hotel, 6:20 p.m.. Saratoga
300 p m, Lake George PM Parlor Cars Long
Branch and New York To saratoga and Lake George.
Pennsy WANNA Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
So To connect
sARAT0GA AND CATSKILI. MOUNTAIN LIN
TIED. 325 pm i've n Hotel Kaaferskiil S;6f p.
M Grand ii ote S;:Sti pm, Saratoga e:lo p m, on
Geai n With p, flor cars 10 Catsk MOuniaR and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20
A Lost Son Surprises HIS Mother.

York Herald, says: Eleven years ago Robert ].
Norris, Of New Castle, then Lad, ran away
from home and went to sea, and few years
later his vessel was lost and it was supposed
that he had persisted. A day or two since his
mother was greatly surprised by receiving
from him . letter, in which he stated that
he Was in q regiment Of the British
army in India, and that he was about to
enter the I'd battalion Royal Warwickshire
disputed EngliSh-Russian territory ia Afghan
istan. He enlisted in the British army under
the name of d. McCr0ll. he now desires his
mother to send an affidavit proving his identi-
ty, in order that q neat little sum OF money
which he has saved may be secured by her in
case of his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20
Suicide from Remorse.

THE DEATH OF WIFE WHOSE BODY BORE To-
kENS OF VOL ENCE NAMED AS THE CAUSE
A peculiar case Of suicide was discovered in
New Haven, Conn.,, Tuesday, apparently in
duced by remorse. John ]. Stanley was
skilled workman employed at a brass goods
foundry in that city. Lately he had fallen into
the habit of drinking, and when in his cups his
wife was the subject OF his abuse. About q week
ago she died. leaving little boy: Since that
for him. II is reported that when the body OF
Mrs. Stanley was prepared for burial several
bruises were Noticed, which were presumed to
have been inflicted by her husband. Since her
death shanley has appeared unsettled in
mind. Tuesday morning Mrs. Kane went
to call him to go to his work, and
found him lying dead on the door OF
his room in q pool of blood, caused by his
opening the large arteries In his wrist by deep
with Shanleys domestic relations ascribe his
rash act to reinorse. He was a member of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and was regarded
IA good citizen and an industrious and kind
hearted n.an, except when under the effects OF
liquor. He was a member Of the 18th New
York volunteers and about forty years old.