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8EARCNING ron TINE BODlES.
Hen at work In the River where Mr.
Morgan and His Comp~aiea Were
Drowned.

Parties were engaged again to-day in search
Ing the river, near the Chain bridge, for the
bodies Of Mr.. John H. Morgan and Ma Della
SetA the victims OF the tragedy Of Tuesday
night Mr.. Chas. Pelham, with Mr.. Hamlin
and Others, went to the scene to-day In a steam
launch and engaged in the search. Among the
river and canal men reports have been current
Of fabulous sums offered a. rewards for finding
the body, but these reports appeared TO have
NO foundation.
The report that, before the accident occurred
Of whisky at Holtzman's, stating that one Of
the ladies accompanying him had been
a1sn 9 y explained By the tact that Mrs se,a
vetting her feet ana clothing. Mr. Morgan sug:
gested that she had better take q drink of
quantity being brought to her in a glass, she
LOOK one or two sips of the liquor. Fearing that
this might not be sufficient, Mr.. Morgan pro-
2 campfire at which she could dry her cloth.
ing. When the party reached the proposed
landing Mrs. Della Seta felt no discomfort from
the party continuing up the river towards the
Chain bridge.
AS stated in yesterday STAR, the rocky and
the poiht named puts most serious, OBJ
stacies In the way of those searching
iocaiity was that Of young Herbert Collins, OF
West Washington, which occurred two years
ago. The search for the body lasted a week.
All the known means OF recovering bodies
were awaited Of Men were engaged in diving
ana dragging the bottom. and powder was ex-
pfoded Finally the body was brought out
from under a ledge OF rock by one OF the men
engaged in dragging the stream.
A physician stated TO STAR reporter that
the bodies will rise as soon as DECOMPOSITION
occurs, rendering them lighter than the amount
OF water displaced. Now that the water has
been chilled by reduction of the temperature
they may not, he says, rise TO the surface tor
some days.
THE BODIES NOT YET RECOVERED
The work of searching for the bodies was be-
ing pushed with vigor this afternoon. but with
out result up to a late hour.
The work SO far has been confined 20 drag
glng. 1t has been proposed To raise the bodies
IL is stated, is reserved for last resort, there
Is danger of mutilating the bodies.
lbls afternoon a messenger was sent from the
scene OF the tragedy TO the Navy department to
OBTAIN graphing irons. The search was car
ried on all night last night by Mr.. Pelham
ana other friends of senator Morgan.
and II is probable men Will be at work all night
tonight unless the bodies are recovered sooner.
RumOrs Of a Teleg rapbers' Strike.
WESTERN UNION OPERATORS AND OFFICIALS
SAY 1T Is NEWS TO THEM.
A STAR reporter to-day made inquiries
among the operators of the Western Union Tel
egraph company concerning a printed report
that the operators of that line contemplate a
strike on the 18th inst, unless they can obtain
higher pay. None OF them admitted any knowl-
edge OF such intention. Mr.. Marean, the man
aging operator here, said ii was news To him;
that he.had not heard OF any such movement,
anu was satisfied there was no truth in the re-
port.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY B r c X
HOUSE. SITUATED ON SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF INTERCHANGEABLE AND ID
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date No ssas
vember l4th. 1852, and duly recorded in Iiber !s
No 1921 folio l5 of the land records of the Etl
District OF Columbia and the request OF the party
secured thereby will sell at public auction, In front
OF the premises. on MON DAY. the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF SEPfEMBER 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK
PM the following described real estate situate in the
city OF Washington District Of Columbus: All of Lot
lettered "A" i'm Banchards subdivision Of Lot No. 8,
and part OF Lot No. =, in square No. 257.
Terms of sale: One third (l of the purchase money
In cash and the balance In six and twelve months
after the day of sale with interest all cash. at the
option of the purchaser. JOHN PATCH Trustee,
se3th,S tn, sos 10th NV.
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MaHe. o. 2:50g !


Warrington Stock Exchange.
The following changes from yesterdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. 8. 4lss 1891, reg, 112 bid,
1l2Ab asked. u. g. n, coupon, 1929 bid, 1857
asked; do. reg. 1917 bid, 122+ asked. D. c. 80
year fund, 3-65s. 1924, cur, l141b bid, 115
asked. 2O-year fund, 6s. 1892 coin, 1871 bid,
1l5 asked. Col. r r. stock, 941A bid. North
Cap. and o st., ALI bid. Wash. Gas, AOlt bid,
ms, A asked. National Met ms, rs asked.
National Union ms, 1911 bid, 81 asked. Ar.
lington !ns, 1904 bid. Col. ms, IOA bid, liz
64s bid, e& asked. Board Public Works, green
as, 95 bid. 81 aAked. Warrington Market
stock, 10At bid, 20 asked. Washington Brick
Machine, lO4 bid, 1071b asked. Citizens
National Bank, lib asked. Second National
Bank, 112 bid, 100 asked. Penn. TEL Co., 81
BID, Sc asked. Chesapeake Pot Tel. Co. 20
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A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY IN ORKGoN.-The
body Of Daniel Church, . farmer of Lane
house Monday night with . bullet hole in his
back. Shortly Afterward his wife was found
back OF the house with her fAce mashed In as IL
by q. heavy club or Q blunt instrument. sole 10
still alive, but there u no hope Of her re very.
The hat OF Andrew Boggs, q neighbor, wa bund
near Mrs. Church, and party going 10 h0ggs
ranch found him hanging TO the rafters OF the
barn, having committed suicide. He had pruhe
bly, murdered Mr.. and Mr.. Church
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She Had the Doctor Arrested.
MRS. CARPENTER SHADOWS" HER HUSBAND

AND WHAT SHE DISCOVERED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-rhe uptown police have
in custody a gentleman y-looking man about
30 years old, who was arrested this morning as
he was alighting from Poughkcepsie train
with female companion, with whom he is said
to have eloped. The police say that the accused
Is Dr. Frank Il. Carpenter, OF Brooklyn, and his
mist In that city. The doctors wife suspected
him, and when he Lett the house yesterday
morning she tracked him over here, where he
purchased q ticket TO Rondout and met Mrs.
Drier The two, followed by Mrs. Carpenter,
went to Poughkeepsie, where they stayed at a
hotel for the night. They returned to New York
this morning, when Mrs. Carpenter procured
their
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MARRIED.

CCRTIs-MENAGH. On wednesday, September
I'd. 1856, the residence Of the brides uncle W. w,
Curtts by the Rev. DR.. Fullerton, NARY BELL
CURTIS. of Washington to PRESTON q. AENA1H.
of Jersey Guy, n. j. No cards
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WIZ Is II To Youn INTEREST

WHY Is II To Youn Isrrnrs
TO BUY AsUIT OF OUR MEDIuMwE1oHr
CLOTHING NOW1
BECAUSE OUR STOCK IS FRESH AND
CLEAN. AND OUR STYLES THE NEWEST.
BECAUSE FOR THE NEXT THREE
MONTHS YOU WILL NEED JUST SUCH A
SUIT; AND MANY PERSONS WEARING
HEAVIER IN THIS CLIMATE AT ANY
SEASON.
BECAUSE AS WE WANT TO SELL
THESE GOODS WHILE THE SEASON
LASTS. WE HAVE MADE THE PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER
BECAUSE. NOW WE HAVE ALL THE
SIZES AND LATER WE WILL NOT. AS
THESE LINES CANNOT BE FILLEDUP.
IN MEMS AND YOUTHS TROUSERS WE
HAVE FOUR HUNDRED PAIRS. ANDWE
MEAN TO GET THE LARGER PART OF
THEM OFF OUR HANDS DURING THE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
TO DO THIS WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL
PRICES ON THEM. WE OFFER A FEW
PAIRS GALL WE HAVEO OF THESE LOTS
OF GOOD, ALL WOOL CASSIMERES, AT
$3.50 AND So. SOME EXTRA GOOD LIES
AT $6.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

VI OuuXAo 1el L1t D/0 LIZ.
DAILY LINE To . SsRESI4K AND FORTRESS
sss
BOSTON and secure eSets and
'Rd 81, g
vania ave, who win also check baggage from hotels
For further particulars inquire At Office 7th street
" iy9 Telephone Ne 7te Wtrcu o.,.r., ...,,
IL OF THE LAKE leaves 9Th street wharf Wash
ington, Monday. "wednesday and saturday. Is $50
stops at Colonial Beach on saturdays Fare So cents
Join an Az IaU Us: WsD
day and Friday, z am jelS
ENOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEF1ELp
heayss .th,streea wharf on MONDAYS. THURS
~ and suSb1a p Rsqs oneS
ing At River landing Is hr e Non.ini Creek,
with b q o. r. R ~,s6sPesTsa Sc .eSsSuie:
CIV RIDLEY. Manager ali
- kRs JOHN GIBSON and f C. KNIaHT leave
me- sh Shs1 over, svsIy 81
MORNING. Freight At lowest rates. apl
POToAAc TRANSPORTATION LINZ
MIN ,..r. CAPT ,hf ~ NC GEoGHmA NMxo,, ,
S;:SssIs :ioPPns
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY. and
must be prepaid.
Ali scoommodations drstclass Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, 7th Ct WHAT
Once:-l2th St and PENNSYLVANIA av nv. mil -6m
STEAMER NATTANO LEAVES 7rH-sTREET
- wharf Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Sundays e
o'clock Am. for River Landns e fAr e Hattox
@'.' {. L SHERIFF. iPD liz Z p. AZ. NV
mh9 q. T. JONES, Agt, 7th-st wharf
Mt VERNON Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
Ieaves 1th-street wharf daily Except sunday FOR
MI Vernon q 10 O'Clock q m: returning. reaches
" arlington about $50 p n.
sel6 I. I. BLAKE. Captain.
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
'NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date June1nG
9th, 1884, aud duly recorded In Liber No: 1O!L1
roiio $50 one Of the land records OF the
OF Columbia and the request Of the party secured
there6y Will sell at public auction, In 'front.' OF tne
premises, on TUESDAY. the FIFTEENTH "a Vr
following described estate situate In the County
or W ashington District of Columbia to wit: All OF
lots No 8, H. IL. H. Is and II in square In SUD
Reno"
Terms cash JOHN PATCH. Trustee, sos 10th St
w. So3-th, sat
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The Courts.
Equity COURT-yudoe Me,

Equity COURT~yud0e Me7Yick
Yesterday, Boyer agt. Boyer divorce granted.
Storey agL Storey; divorce granted. Payne
agt Payne; divorce granted. Morrison agt
Morrison; reference TO the auditor TO state
trustees account and substitution OF trustee.
Smith agt: Smith ct al; pro confesso against
certain defendants.
POLICE COURTCJud0e Shell
Today, Emil Bruehl, unlicensed bar; sos
and costs; appeal noted. Geo. Miller, Sunday
bar In county; $40 and costs,
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THE INTERNATIONAL DoUBLE-SCULL RACE.
A meeting OF prominent sporting men was held
In New York yesterday TO arrange the inter-
national doublescull race for the championship
at Jamaica bay, Rockaway, NY, between Sep
tember Is and 80. Dispatches we're received
announcing the following entries: Courtney
and Comfy, Hosmer and Gaudaur Ross and
Hamm, and Hanlau and Lee. II is also prob
able that John Teemer will ind partner and
enter the race.
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The will OF Pauline Wilson, a spinster, was
entered In the surrogate's office I'm New York
Saturday. 1t provides that she should be buried
plainly, and that q dog and several birds
mise. be cremased and their sshs. % ss ovss
her grave
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BARKEEPER WEIGHS DEAD SHOT.
killing the Leader OF q Gang OF Ital.
i0ns Who Attack Kim With Daggers.

ians Who Attack Him With Dangers.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3.-To-day a party OF Ital-
ians entered the drinking saloon Of Walter
WEIGH, in the western section, and, passing
into a rear room, acted in q disorderly manner
WEIGH ordered them out and drove them from
his premises ut the point OF revolver Shortly
atterward i've of them returned, part
entering through the front door and the others
by the rear. They were armed with daggers,
and made q break for WEIGH with murderous
intent. WEIGH had his pistol near and raising
ID. Antonio, who tell dead. The ball entered
the head near the left eye. His accomplices
then retreated. A jury Of inquest rendered a
verdict that WEIGH did the killing in self
defense, and he was liberated.
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GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
IN OUR NEW ANNEX,
NOW BEING FINISHED WITH SHELVING AND
DO NOT MISS THE CHANCE
CALL AT ONCE.
10000 PIECES OF DoMEsTICs OF EVERY
WELL-KNOWN BRAND.
Androscroggin yard wide, 7c
Fruit of the Loom. yard wide, THO
Lonsdale, yard wide, 71ac.
Dwight Anchor. yard wide, S1Ac
Wamsutta, yard wide 94c
Pride of the West, yard wide. 11c
LOnsdale Cambria, yard wide, 1Oc,
worth Sc N '-'N "1~' W.
5000 Remnants of Wamsutta Sheetings in width
the S
piece perfect no better Shceting made.
CANTON FLANNELS
Good Canton Flannel q. &C.. worth 3.
Better Caution Flannel at &C.: worth 8.
Excellent Canton Flannel at SCI worth 12lh
Heaviest Canton Flannel at 1Oc worth To-
COCO yards beautiful Batste finest quality made 40
inches wide, 12la cents.
5000 yards fine White India Lawn. SC.
Best Dressmakers' Cambria, all colors, &C.
Best Selsia, Sc.
Best Drilling for Lining &C.
Ladies Striped Skirts, ready made zoe
, Lawns neat set figures, 3lac.; yard-wide Pacific
1900 Remnants of Dress Goods, suitable for
chiidrens dresses.
Turkey Red Table Cloth. ssc; Dotted swisses, reg
ular made. 121gc.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
fSe sa 70 save buy Blankets
the celebrated German Blankets at 1915 = pair;
worth So IS.
1Stnches wide Cotton Diaper, best make, 10 yards
to the piece, So cents per piece.
Odds and ends i'll Towels and Napkins very cheap.
500 dozen Glass Doylies, ;3;}c. per dozen
100 dozen Turkish Towels, lSc.; worth 371A
Atwood 54 Cloths. In all the new fall shades 33
cents This is a most desirable article.
English Chevot, 8 cents yard; cost to import, 10
cents
Finest Irish Linen 40 cents
Plaid Muslin. 12l4c. worth 25c
simpsons best Mourning Prints, in plain black. gray
and black and black aud white, 4I,c
8 cents. -~-- f"''S-"
N9ttinsham Curtains by the pair yard at Just
stripes, l2l2c worth Z5c. -
200 pieces fine and beautiful Satteeus very scarce
IL cents. We have them in light and dark ground
42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere lOc
300 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods In solid colors A.
cents
10000 yards 121ac. Ginghams; your choice for 8
cents "
300 Bed Spreads at IS cents; worth ST.
Marseilles Spreads reduced from 81 to S2.26
1000 yards Crash. Is inches wide &c
40 pieces Bed Ticking from cents per ward nm. Mt
less than cost TO manufacture
This sale will only last short time as the
carpenters will be out and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods, Silks and Velvsta
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT ONCE
LANsBURGH & BRO.
AL 400 422 424. AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
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GENTS INDIA0AUZE SHIRTS. 3SHc: WORTH
~ soc.
Scents India Gau1e Shirts, Soc; worth 75a
Closing out Spring Neckwear At half price
Finest Sa,teen Drawers only soc.
Spring Weight UnderShirts 5Oc worth tic
Medium Weight Undershirts, nearly all wool Soc
ASK 10 see the COMFORT SHIRT made Of Wan
sutta Cotton and Richardson's 2, 100 Liren bosonls
reinforced. ready for the wash tub, only S6 ceuia
inns Is the best fitting best made shirt In tie
market ~
hemem6er only S5c for the Finest Dress Shirt It the
bhANCd BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
myxS 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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Latest Foreign News.

ANTI-GERMAS DETERMINATIONS FORBIDDEN.
PARIS, Sept. 3.-The French government
has Issued an order prohibiting anti-German
demonstrations in France by Spanish residents.
WHAT AN ASGLo-cHISESE ALLIANCE MEANS.
VIENNA, Sept. 3.-The Neue FTeie Presse re-
marks that an Anglo-Chinese alliance would
open up new phase OF the Russian question
and guarantee the peace of the world. This
much Is acknowledgements decadence Is still
far distant.
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AUCTION SALES.
D0WLING. AnctlOneer.

TNHoMAS BOWLING Anctoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AT
Ny AUCTION ROOMS.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER FlfTH. looo, cUna
mencing ct TES O'CLOCK. embracing every oescnp-
ton OF Household Furniture
Iarre col,.c,,o, NJ Engiish Stone China Glass and
Tin Ware. <,-,,
Also AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, ,.,.s ,a
Large Black Horse warranted souno, ki s TIN
gentle; one Dayton Wagon, Family Extensaon aU x
Carriage, together with other Carriages HOSES 81
wagons &c oeo-zs
HlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL
FROM THE BUREAU OF PRINTING n ANH
PPfNGRAvING, CoNsIsTISGGn OF MING
PkEss, PIPE cTrTER, METAL In CU UT oF
I EITRIOL ALSO, LARGE NUMbEh We
DESKS, TABLES. CHAIRS. &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEIZE ~ bf.iss
EIGHTH, 1885 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, In nOnt .,
my auction rooms where they have been rem0vS99
for convenience, shall sell the abovedescfoed oiu
material.
BY order of E o. GRAVES.
se3-dts Chief OF Bureau.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. NJ
GLENWOOD ROAD AN d METROPOLITAN Z

VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. NEAR
GLENWOODROAD AM METROPOLITANR K. r.
On FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY oF%se
SEPTEMBER A. D. 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK E$&
p. NJ, will sell at public anction on the premi -
ses part Of Lot thirtyhve 49, Of the subdivision of
A. Middleton, trustees, and described as follows:
Beginning at stone in the center Of south avenue
bounding the center of said avenue south
81 degrees west u: perches to the center OF spring
south, 81 degrees east 2S perches; thence SOUTH 40
degrees 20 perches thence SOUTH "a degrees east
railroad northeastwardly, intersect line drawn
south. 20 degrees east, 81 perches, from the begin
81 perches the beginning containing 13 acres
roods and "a perches, more or less.
and ,he ~ a IDOL Oh money In cash
twelve months to bear interest at per cent per
qured when the property is sold, terms be complied
he so At h s Sl Of
ing purchaser after five days pnblic notice of such
sale in some newspaper published in WashiagtonD.C
ssa.aSds s''' 8 w. ~ '' - HuSoRA ROACH.
- MOUNT PLEAsANT, Situated ON SIX
SHERIDAN AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 80
'front.' Of The premises that desieai Tl sel II,
Cottage at Mount Pleasant, on 10th street extended
near sheridan being parts Of #, lots - and 70
The House RS been newly painted and papered; has
tains about 1900 feet of ground, fronting two
streets
three and four years notes to bear six inter-
est payable semiannually. to be secured by deed OF
500 required At time of sale Conveyancing &c, at
purchasers cost
easy terms and convenen, 70 stree; cars schools, &C
seI-ot DCNCANsON BhOS, Aucts.
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ACQUITTED or KILLING Hrs WIrE's an

ACQUITTED OF KILLING Hrs WIFE's SE-
DUcER.-Daniel Clever, OF OakviIle, Cumber-
land county, Pa, suspected his wife OF infdelity
with young William Martin. One evening last
gether under most suspicious circumstances,
he broke down the door. When Martin ran out
Clever shot him twice. Martin died two days
was yesterday acquitted. There was a t1mult
in the o0uRtsOOIn whom the verdict wss an
uounced.
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SIR PRISONS DRowNxp AT OsHxoGH.-Six
posooDs VerV drowned In the river ct Oshkosh,
VIA, early Wednesday morning. The draw Of
the railroad bridge being open, eleven persons,
nine girls and two men, nearly ell OF than en-.
10 Gross the open channel In . boat They were
caught In the swell Of tug which had passed
through just pe0vi0usly, and their boat VS. up
ages rsaSsd fiom twelve - thirty ysaN
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ps sss R Pa WI: agsss ss
Io!ooSA qaeed9 xh!,e &slivsssns spssce , q
q % iaf5qf . kie setufn tron pusoga fall
SeS1 eySr t. p5aSs0sn of hsars dieense. He had
20 = s IN - sie ss:. We Z:
sos ssss g - =: y S'.:sl = n srva'A saA
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LONDON, Sept. S.-Mr. Gladstone, comment
Ing upon Mr.. Parnelrs recent Dublin address,
said that the Irish leader was very thoughtful
that he never said anything sillier than when
he declared that Scotland, by the union, had
lost her nationality.
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WOOL WEATHER NOTICE,

WOOL WEATHER NOTICE
We have Clothing to suit every caprice Of the
weather All summer goods al and below cost Fine
blue FLANNEL suits the thing for the present,
cevinxly cheap for In delicate health have
large OF Nerino shirts. very good quail
ny. 70 salt amy ones pockstheok Remember the
pace, where you can always strike nar gam
j. W. sELBY,
au26 loll-l0l6 Pennsylvaafa ave
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RAILROADS.

'RAINs To ROCKVILLE FAIR.-Up: 7:25. $40.
y l2.io. Down: 2:S3. $50 Az 7-2s "Wednesday,
tal s;ra ana Friday Fare. including admission to
90 oiVunus, VI. se2-2t
w ROAD.
On and altar AUGUST 30 1885 trains will leave
rom and arrive ut 9th aud streets depot As follows
i've :. ssmane faIs io ana and a sas aaY ss
ou,g lOl a M and 6:36 p. arrive round Hill
HUI e:o3 and ASS ,. M pass Leesburg 6:42 m
and .fr1e Il aGs .. sss o AND and ZIG
On Sundays the train leaving Washington At q m
only runs 70 Leesburg and the train arriving at 7:IO
y. m. starts from Leesburg.
Monthly 5nSi an, and as
Superintendent, Alexandria.
5O7 Pennsy y ania ave-. Washington au3l
VINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH
, Schedule in effect Angus, 80. 1855
day 70 loc. stations, connecting a Lynchburg with
,iis and Apy Ssf gssr NAIL daily
making close connections south and southwest, con-
except sands %sh and o. Rsway PUTNAM dny
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Washing-
S1sn % Sea Of cars PS
man Paror cars from Washington to W hite sulphur
Ss15 PM.-LOUIsvILLE FAST LINE. Daily via
Charlottesville 10 Cincinnati, Louisville and all
Western Points Pullman sleeping Cars, Washing
ton 10 Louisville
10s4O p. A--SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily 10 Al points. South and southwest via Dam
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington TO Atlanta and Montgomery. Parlor
Cars Montgomery TO New Orleans. Pullman Sleep
ers nom " a.hington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at 4:55 p.
u. daily, except sunday.
War renton Trains leave Washington at 100 q
daily, except Sunday. I1:l5 q M and 5:45 p
daily
Trains arrive In Washington: SEQ a. m, Southern
8xprsss daily, Sc45 Strasburg local. daily ex-
cspt Sanday; 80 pm, Lynchburg Mail. daily,
cept sunday: 9:l5 pm New Orleans Fast Mail. daily,
8.lO m. Louisville Special, daily.
For tickets and information inquire at CompaDys
ofhce. 81 Pennsy wanna avenue Trains leave from
b. and =. station.
N. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Agent
au2S SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
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CusARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
FROM PIER 40. n r. NEW YORK.
GALLIA-......Sat sept IL, GALLLA...-...SstO Oct 10
ArRAsIA---.ss sal, sept 10 AURANIA..-.sst. Oct. IL
ET RURIA--.Sat-, sept. D ETRUKIA...sat.. Oct. "a
SkRViA..... sat, Oct 3.SERvIA...--Sai, Oct. 81
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-CAbin-S6O. $50 and 800
according to Recommendations Intsrmediate-$3a
steerage Al very iow rates Steerage tickets to and
nom Liverpool and Queenstown aud all other parts
OF Europe AZ lowest rates
Through bills VI laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
hsvre Antwerp and other ports On the Continent.
Aid for 4editerrsnean ports
for freight and passage apply at the Company1
once, NO. Bowling Green, or both steeraxe and
S S 10 OTIS BIGEL0W h CO.. $40 7th street,
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. New York.
AearA OTIS BI4EL0W & co.
SCI 900 7th street. Washington.
Two BOSTON, VIA PRoVIDENCE
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
10 Boston, Newport Narraganseft Pier and adjacent
on TUkAD4f Us OF FRIDAYS, Is $50 p. n, CON
meeting In Norfolk with the 6rss-cias passenger
steamers berkshire ana Johns HopkinA
To ProvidenE. $l3: round trip, IA.
10 Boston. via Providence, $1@; round trip, S26
This includes meals and sIsteroon berth.
For mrther infofmasaon inquire q e1ice TN sssees
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-03
NHANChRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON I
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MEDICAL, &c.

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