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DRY GOODS.
BAuM,s MAMMOTH EsrAR11szmrsr.
IT'S ASTONISHING

IT'S ASTONISHING
Mw 9pT has
the spring trade But as we have kept our depart
w s
are always wanted, provided the price Is an OBJ
We open to-day the following bargains In some
cases the goods are entirely new and in others rerc-
attractive.
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
lot Of white Suits. made of fine Swiss and trimmed
shall offer tie Choice Of
Il black and white Lawn Suit, size 80; former price
q figured Lawn Suits, size "a and &c. former price
l BLACK Chambray Suit, size 49, former price sl2,
ra Lot Ct and Ends Of Misses Suits at all prices
NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT
,, loo Yards Crepe Lsss Ruchng either
offered at DC yard. 40 . es''"' ]''' '0'"'"s' ~"
lot Of Childfens Collars made of three rows Of
10 keep things lively we offer them at 2Sc. "''"
Another arrival of Tourists Rutti .ng 3 styles
box n
Net Fichus at 25c. We sold before 100 dozen in four
days.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
About 100 yards Of Black Cashmere Embroidery. at
81 to .hsse
specialties.)
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
entirely closed out We are Very glad Of this Az We
shall open soon with an entire new stock. which. as
now this department. is lively selling pearl buttons
we open to-day lot Of superior quality Pearl Buttons
offered '' . 0-'A' ''' A'''' 'n' '''' ''''ue Se'
to. We sold the past week over 5000 Shirts aud as
wegive with each and every one our guarantee to
to say that have not been called upon to refund one
cent which pleasing evidence Of the satisfaction
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
few specialities for few days Headquarters for
10 pieces Stripe and Plaid Crash &c. yard, worth
dOc ~ pieces Turkey Table Damask, at 45c. sold at
sold at AL soL5@esl 81 1R TsSis Cover. ":
WHITE GOODS TO CLOSE OUT.
Nainsooks Persian Lawns and Mulls at prices that
DEFY competition: see them and be convinced Our
the city. Cut this list out tor future reference. We
viii sell any quantity from one YARD to fi be. at
the following low prices:
Cotton Valley. 80 inches wide, &c. yard.
AndrOscOggin SO inches wide The. yard.
Fruit of the Loom, SO inches wide, &c. yard
Dwight Anchor, SO inches wide, lOc yard.
Wamsutta. 80 inches wide, 1Oc. yard.
Pride of the West, So inches wide l2c yard
LOnsdale Cambria 80 inches wide, 1llac yard
e. I. 81 s NJ sssss w s ssss
BBBbs 4 ~ 4 uu = NM sss 3
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A HORSE THIEF HANGED TO TREE.-Cyrus
Partridge, a notorious horse thief known all
over Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, was lodged
In jail at Laramie City, Wyoming. Sunday
week ago. 1t was decided to send him TO Fort
Collins, Col, for safe keeping and trial and lest
an attempt should be made to lynch him, it was
Accordingly. he was put under strong guard
and started across the country TO Red Buttes, a
station ten miles distant, where he was TO be
carried by rail to Cheyenne and Fort Coiiins.
At Fort Sanders an abandoned military reser-
walton two miles from town, a party OF masked
men took Partridge from the guards and hanged
him to a tree. Partridge was the leader OF q
notorious gang OF thieves who have eluded the
officers of the law, and was run down through
the efforts Of the Wyoming Stock Association
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Launch Of a Big Shin.

ROCKFORD, Me-, August 1.-the four-masted
ship, Frederick Billings. was launched to-day
at Rockport. She is the second largest ship
ever built In the United States, and the only
fourmasted ship Her masts will extend 20
feet above the Brooklyn bridge.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

doMAS BOWLING, Auct0neer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BusINESS
PROPERTY SITUATE AT THE COkNEK VI
THIRD AND + STREETS SOuIh"E Si'
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing ~
oate september oath, A. d. 1881, and duly re- S
corded In Liber $50 folio So. ct seq. one OF the
written request Of the party thereby the nn,
9sfsslgned Trustees will on MONDAT, ACGUsS ~
TWENTY-FOURTH,l 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK IN.
IN front the premises sell public auction all that
certain piece parcel and lot of land situate In the city
Of washington District Of Columbia known as snd
neanS part OF lot one In square nve hunqleo au
53s beginning for the same 81 the SOUTH.
east corner OF said. lot, and running thence neItn
twenty S25 feet thence west si3tyvs So rect
ave S8S feet to the place Of beginning together with
the improvements thereon consisting OF store now
usSo as saloon, and dwelling house combined
Terms OF sale: 81 900 cash. the balance In two equal
est. secured by deed Of trust the property sold.
or all cash, at the option of purchaser: All convey
ancing at purchasers cost A deposit Of $500 re-
CURED at the time Of SALE Terms to be complied with
IN ten days from the day Of sale otherwise the Irns
ices reserve the right to resell the properly al the
cost ana risk of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES II. PARKER,
Office Al and E SITS. s.w.
RICHARD J. COLLINS.
au10-d&ds 468 st. s.w.
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New Jerseys New Capitol.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 1.-the capitol re-
building commission met this morning and de-
cided togo on with the eXcavating Immediately
While this is being done Architect Browne will
perfect his plans.
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vJ,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule IN effect July g. 1885.
700 A. M.-LYNCHBURG MAIL. daily, except Sum-
day. local stations. connecting at Lynchburg with
Richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk and WesteI n
Railroads
HIS A. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily
making close connections South and Southwest
daily, except sunday, with C. and o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
tngton. 10 Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington TO New Orleans without change of cars
Pullman Parlor Cars from Washington 10 White
sulphur Springs.
545 p. M-LOCISvILLE FAST LINE. Daily via
Charlottesville to Cincinnati Louisville and all West
ern Points. Pullman Sleeping cars Washington 10
1O:4O p. M.-soUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily to al points. South and Southwest via Dam
VILE and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington to Atlanta Montgomery and Selma.
Parlor cars Montgomery TO New Orleans. Pullman
sleepers from Washington via Charlotte and Column
bia to Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at AIS p
m daily, except sunday.
warrenton Trains leave Washington at 200 a. m,
daily. except sunday, 1:l5 Am. and b:45 D. m daily.
Trains arrive In Washington: 500 Am, Southern
Express. daily; S:4o Am, Strasburg local daily ex-
sept Sunday; so p M, Lynchburg Mail, daily.
sept Sunday; 915 pm, New Orleans Fast Mail daily,
o4O pm. Louisville Special, daily.
For tickets and information inquire at CoInpanys
office. 6O1 Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave from
b. and p Station
VI. SLAUGHTER, N MACDANIEL.
tys SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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MONTREAL, August ia seizure Of jewelry
which has been Struggled into the Dominion
from New York has been made by the
that a well-dressed woman has been noticed to
cross the boundary several times at different
points. She was always accompanied by q
small poodle dog, and it was under the blanket
which the dog invariably wore that the valua-
bleS were stored,
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YTHE GREAT

V,HE GREAT
THE S TEIG wE sPE ANR
f Efrs MAe 5SNE Est h sss
Trains leave Washington nom station. corner of 9th
psse Sleeping as S5 at s0 daily
with Sleeping C.iy from HaIftsours to Cincinnati
De G g. Lns
and q
Iis6ars win western E1press with through sleep
ioP NJ daily for Pittsburs and the West with
isaGqfh md e schiss9
or Es % Resaesss5 Buffalo ,S Sssara
Cars, washington to Roehester Win rAiA'e
For williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50
For New York and the East 7:l5 $50 and IL 90 A.
M OK 1000 NJ and dd i215 night On sun:
For m ds ehssPs ss1Sag
For BroOklyn, y, Y, an through trains connect at
,1s sires. transfer e Fulton street, avoiding
8. ~ sS isOo IA SS sS IA s5 Ssas On Sun
Sss ssas Limited Ell EGpr so s 9ao AN da ana
For a a sS as ss9 a sse sG 80 ,D 1890
sna izS Hss' 500 S1 7 sSSaSy s R ss
For Pope. Creek Line. 7:l5 AN and 44o P M. daily.
For Annapolis. 6:s5 AN, 1905 and 425 Pm. daily,
except sunday. On sunday, 400 PM.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICESBURG RAIL
Way, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
For Aie1sndria, 500. 20. eos, 11o1 and 1ss5 A.
sana aa So .ss eHS ss rn SO 55 Pm PM On
For Richmond and the South, 500 and IL :Ol A. M.
daily and 4:45 p NJ daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington sos. 500,
1000, 1910 An; 100, 3O5. 323, 5IO, 7:O5 and
ana 9oo Ss s MSnfr
= NJ. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
nsr Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
The station, where orders be left for the checking
Of baggage 70 Destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PU9H J. r. WOOD
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Neglected Versailles.

DISp6UC0 LONDON
Versailles, which since the transfer of the
chambers to Paris, has relapsed into its former
dizziness, ts about to have prince as q summer
resident The Due de Nemours il expected
there tomorrow with his daughter, having
hired q villa for the summer. Versailles Is full
Of associations for q Bourbon prince, some of
them Of painful character, but the inhabitants
will certainly be gratified by the arrival OF q
prince whom they frequently saw in former
times, and whose presence will give q little
iveliness TO their neglected town.
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Torrc


DR.. Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic n q
nagniy concentrated vegetable remedy Of extraordi-
cacy in building and tonink up YOUR constituton, pre-
venting all forms of malaria and eliminating i from
the system protection against ague, chills and
fever and torpidity Of the liver sure appetizer,
great promoter of DIGESTION relief and for dys
pepsia; potent and permanent invigorator and .
thorough blood purifying tonic i will strengthen
sn9 give you renewed energy and vigor.
For sale by druggists and grOcers Price so cents.
T. A. BROWN & co,
100 w. Lombard street. baltimore, Md,
aul-s tn, tn '3m Sole gents n 8 A.
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Richard X. FOx's Marriage.


The reported marriage Of Richard X. Fox, OF
this city, was revelation not only to men
about town, but even to his employees On July
25 a decree was entered In the supreme court
by which Mrs. Fox, the first wife, obtained q
divorce from her husband. Mr.. Fox made no
defense when suit was begun, but offered his
wife $50 a week as alimony. His law
yers, Howe Hummel, said yesterday that
he had been paying this sum to his wife for q
year, and action was begun in the hope of OBJ
tanning AN increase on this amount, but the
court fixed the amount at that figure. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fox were married in 1869 and came to
this country over a dozen years ago. The peri
Odical which has made Mr.. Fox's financial sue
cess was started by him at q small Office at
No. II Center street. His wife in her
pleadings swore that his income Is Close on to
5000, 900 a year. He has six children, the
eldest being a boy fourteen years old,
all Of whom are attending private schools
On the Cunard steamer Aurania, which sailed
from this port for Liverpool June "a, the list Of
passengers contained the names of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard K. Fox. It is about two years
since Fox met the woman he has Just married.
Her name was Helen Dods, but by some people
she was known as Helen DWyer, the widow Of
John Dryer, q priZe-hghter.
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He CARRIED A NEEDLE THROUGH LIFE
Kelly Bonnel, the well-known billiardist died
in Atlanta, Ga, Sunday, and q queer incident
occurred in connection with his death. Thirty
years ago, when he was an infant, his mother
missed needle. The doctors said that IL had
entered the childs body and would come out
some day. An hour before his death he COM
planned Of an itching sensation in his shoulder
and few minutes later the long -missing needle
forced its way out
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w AsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD,

On and after JUNE 14TH, 1885, trains will Leave
nom and Arrive At 9th and streets Depot follows
Leave Washington am. and ABS pm. daily. ar
burg III O1 I'm and $50 M. arrive At Round Hill
~ ;i3 an and lis pm Returning. leave Round
Bin 0tD3 q N and 500 p.m: pass Leespurg $40 q m.
and 3;46 pm: Belmont Park 6.54 m and 3:5S
pm.
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK. Monthly and Communication Rates 70
81 pointA 3. u. BROPHY,
superintendent, Alexandria
4 ]. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent,
SO1 Penn washington. fe19
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The Courts.
Police COrRT-

POLICE CoURT-Judge Mills pro tenn.
To-day, Richard Holmes, colored, larceny, SIS
or 15 days. Edward Held. do, do. Lucy Fam
troy colored, larceny, $40 or SO days. William
Saddler assault. SIS.
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Cork CoUNTERFKITERs HELD TO BAHIA
hearing was given by u. g. Commissioner Bell
In Philadelphia yesterday afternoon to John
Dufiy, alias Dufneld, alias Snyder, and w. III,
Sassaman, tobacco and cigar dealers at No.
2O24 Ridge avenue, who were charged with en-
gaging In the manufacture Of counterfeit coin.
Both men were held to await the action OF the
grand Jury-Sassaman I'm $4,000 and Duffy
1900 bail. Johnny Hughes and SAINT Dare.
the two men arrested Saturday night at the
r1tman Grove camp ground by Secret Service
Detective Bell, on . charge Of passing counter.
feit half dollars, were brought to Camden, n.
j., yesterday, and given preliminary hearing
before U. 3. Commissioned James M. Cassady
Both were held for . further hearing, Hughes
In $4,000 and Dare in Q, 900 bail.
T4E BABY srEos HIxsEIy 10 sLEEr.-Mra.
=. Halstead, Of Richmond, Va, 10 reported TO
nave 9 little eon twenty months old who,
huns himself to sleep, mimicking various
tunes that he has heard sung or played.
M. Henry Saunders. Of Ashland, We, the lar
gese man probably In the state, was killed yeo-
terday b. falling out Of his bury, breaking his
neck. The dsc6aeed weighed four hundred
The county conmittss Of the prohibition par
ty Of New York state met In New York city LAT
evening and euooeDod Rev. Z. Do Wttt TA1nAgo
~ the candidate 1br governor.
The oocIUtnry q state a Illinois has togue0 .
oortincate Of Incorporation 70 the Grant Out,
Of Chicago. lbe The mn1ntouance a IL pr1nck
paee q The republican party.
Ahout fl9ty 9eetha from email pox have %
euzrpd n AontEeei the past week
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A CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON A GIRL.-The re-
ported criminal assault on Nancy johnson,
cOlored, by her brother-in-law, Rogers, in Balti.
more county, Nd, on Wednesday last, has been
Investigated and found to be correct, save in
the report that Rogers had succeeded in his
brutal purpose. DR.. VIM. c. Kloman, who was
called In to see the girl, said that he found
finger marks on her throat, which was much
swollen, and there were several large abrasions
Of the skin. She WAS badly bruised about the
body. Rogers knocked her down and dragged
her into the high weeds, but she recovered suf-
hctently 70 make q successful resistance. It is
said this is the second attempt Rogers has made
on the same girl. He is still at large.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.y

SIX HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWELFTH, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, In front Of my salesrooms 1
will SELL
One spotted Horse, sound except eyes, 6 years old;
One pair OF Yellow Horses sound, years old;
One Ray Horse, sound years old:
One Sorrel Horse, sound, except eye years old
One SOrrel Mare, 10 years old, sound;
One Surrey Wagon:
Three Top Buggies;
One Cabolette OF best make.
The above stock Is in splendid condition: horses will
work In either double single harness Sale positive
Terms cash THOMAS BOWLING,
au7-dts Auctioneer.
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THE WORK OF THE POLICE FOR ONE QUAR-
TER.-Property Clerk Sylvester, of the police
department., has just completed the quarterly
report for the quarter ending June 3Oth,
rests to be 1896, of which 764 were
females. OF the total number of arrests the de-
tectives made 80. Fines amounting to S1S,-
O74.O2 were imposed. Lost or stolen property,
valued at $4,000, were reported, of which
$1,000 worth was recovered. 962 LOGGER were
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Joined the Eastern League.

BR1DGEPoRT, CONN, August 1.-THE Bridge
pert base ball club has left the Southern New
England league and joined the Eastern league.
The arrangements were perfected Yesterday.
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STEAMERS.

CUNAHD LINE.
NOTICE
THE cusAnp s EASE k8GFE COMPANY LIN.
f From f PIEk g. q so new R44G esR
Aug Is sept sept a as
sT S, & = sat- s,Pt sEKyIA ssI. .sL 8
RATES OF PAssAGEDcabinIS $50 and 500
according to accommodations.
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu-
through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
HAVE Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports
o,cs iegnt R and passage apply at the companys
Cabin 10 OTIS siGELoW Co. Cos s Eth Street, esI
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., New York.
Messrs. OTIS BIGELOw & CO..
ans Cos 9TH street Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvKT-
company pier, No. AZ North River foot of Morton
Normande. Frangeul. Wednesday. Aug IL am.
II Laurent, de Jotsseiin, W ednesaiay. Aug -, pm
SHERMAN. Trsab' " ednesday Sent . il am A'
Checks payable on sight, i'm amounts to suit, on the
ran H or Paris Nv LoT DE Be
Messrs. BILL, d Co, Agents for The District Of
aus washington. DC.
Two BOSTON. VIA PROVIDENCE
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
Take the popular steamer "Leary', or Excelsior"
Meeting IN Nosfok With the r.scisss pssS SS
steamers Berkshire and Johns Hopkins
TO Bos,oa %is froSdencs . sla round Trip saa
This includes meals and stateroom berth.
jy9-2m Agent.
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lsr 1t 1923 Pennsylvania avenue, reports to
the police that since the Sth instant his store
has been robbed Of three gold watches, four sill
2260s-W. 81. Gould, Gao B street south
west. ree0rts that aimee July 80th Q gold watch
and eilyer watch, valued ct $66, has been
stoaen nom his bureau drawer.
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MARRUEn-

GARDNER-KEALEY. At st. Peters church An
gust 10th 1885 by Rev. Father O'Suliivan, C. CLTN.
TON GARDNER to ANNIE r. KEALEY both q
Washington ID. G. No cards.
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

YINHOMAS DOWLINU, Auctioueeh'
AssIGNEE.s SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF GRO
CERES, LIogoRs, , sH TPp a CHaSdnaaAARRs .
PAINTS OILS, ROPE, PLATFORM. A ANp
OTHER SCALES, COFFEE Mill, TEA CA AZ
DC. AT AUCTION. -.,,,r .rnr,y
On FRIDAY. AUGUST FOURTEEN Ut "a al w ImM
street. between 11th and 18th streets soutnwes sne
above took. VIII be first offered as Wnos' ano ~
not sold as such will then be sold in detail $1,000
au11-3f IA n NEUMEYER, ASSlgnee
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect SUNDAY. May 3D, 1885, until
further notice.
For Shisasc 1905 ana 1910 p. M. daily The 1000
SA,easo arriving IL Pitssburg al go p. m, Chicago
nsa 91 an. No extra fare Is charged on this
For CINCINNATI louisville and ST. Louis daily a, $40
SsSSs
$40 m train Is e fast limited train to Cincinnati
5:4o 81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare is charged on
For PitsSurg = 1000 a M with psrlor Car. and
9IV E M daily to Pitssburg, Cleveland and Detroit
For BsitiIoEe on week DAYS s. elo GAO 80.
s1 sn So aS sse 4oi s s.S Ia s.a $40
q sS1aSa sS $40 $40 80 e $40 sss
s:2o: Hoo .: N, wv
&2o !. p: train has Pullman sleeper. washington 70
q Fer Annapolis $40 I. NJ, and 1910 and 4:so p m
ssy Washington and Ra
more, 8. Gao, $50 an. 1910 pm. $50 4:4O. 200
tso And ii p.@ stations % Mst1o H titan
az for pr.ncfpaI sialions on Metropolitan Branch.
as S1 s. and y sSps q all Ss Tor
daily. except sunday. for Frederick. $40 am. 4iO
For LOCAL s. tions between Washington and Gath
For s aad sfseBs Sunday daily
except Sunday, and $50 pm daily to Hagerslown
Daily except sunday to Winchester
Trains arrive nom the West daily 600 100 a M
115, $50 pm
Prom Annapolis $50 am, and I:5O and SIS pm.
Sunday, lO:35 an 6&S5 %. m -
From Lexington $50 d IN daily exceps Sunday
Prom Frederick and Intermediate points sd a m
and $40 y. H. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington AT $40
$50 1:zo poo s95 and 1880 an. lis, $50. s 4
42O D, oS3o- s7O 900 and u NJ :on sundays $50
~ 300 and 9.O5 Am, / 30 80 I.SU s,SSo S.iO
g. SuO and i 100 d. M 1870 '' Wv
All trains from Washington xton n, psl.,, S..,to,
except l:l5, 3:l5 and $40 d M '' ~
For further Information apply AT The RsItip,o-a
and Ohio Ticket Ofice-W ashington Station ;Ioand
1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fonrteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage to ~
checked and received AT any point In the civ ~
d DCNhAM Z. h LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. 4;
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Allen
Rutherford to A. w. Giddings. lot 46, SO. 1853;
$500. w. w. Metcalf to +. H. Brown, lot ri
| and pit 20, So. 3O2; 500. Emily De voss to
Adelaide Morton ct al, pit. 81, Bealrs addition;
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Fos THr B1oon.
kss sS$ kk k g WV M" ssss
BBbs ( ( 90 IVY NM s,,s
+ IEE;IEE&I!!!S M
gBR \ TIT TIT ERE RRR ,~D
e. E.ss f s + T., fl -

Combining IRON with PURE VEGETABLE TON.
les. quickly and completely CLEANsEs and EN-.
RICHES THE BLOOD. Quickens the action Of the
Liver and Kidneys, clears the complexion, makes the
skin smooth 1t does not nure the teeth cause head
ache, or produce constpation-ALL OTHER IRON
MEDICINES DO.
Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend It.
Dr. N. g. RueeLEs, of Marion, Mass, says: II re
commend Browns Iron Bitters "a valuable tonic for
enriching the blood and removing an dyspsptic symp
toms. 1t does not hurt the teeth
Dr' n M. D1LzELI, Reynolds, Ind, says: "I have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in oases Of snemia
and blood Diseases also when tonic was needed and
1t has proved thoroughly satisfactory"
Mr.. WIZ BYRNs % st. Mary street. New Orles ms,
La says: Browns Iron Bittsrs relieved me In case
odGod PG,sonang and heartily commend It to those
Inc Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BAITIMOKE ND.
LADIES' HAND B0oK-Ussful and attractive, con-
tanning list OF prizes for recipes Information shout
CONS etc gwen away by al dealers In medicine
mailed TO any address ON receipt OF &C. stamp g
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 D. H. price,
ofthe New York Stock market to-day, reported o.
special wire to III. II. Dodge, 533 10th street
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RANGE OF THE THrRxoxrrrR.-The follow
ing we're the readings 1t the signal Office to-day:
8 Am., 71.9; An, 72.2; IL am, 61.6; 2 p.m.,
66.1; maximum, 66.4: minimum, 700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-11

TRYING TO PROVE RIEL INsANE.-A m Getting
In Riel's interest was held at Lachine Canada
last night which was addressed by Messrs
Royal and Girouard, members OF parliament,
and others. petition TO the governor general
which Is being signed there, prays for q sum-
Client respite 70 enable Riel's case TO be carried
to the privy council, II necessary. It claims
that the jury's recommendation 70 mercy was
because OF doubt in their minds as TO his san
fty, and says, in conclusion, that the rebellion
of which Louis Riel was the hgure-head was a
piece OF folly, and asks for the issuance OF a
medical commission TO investigate his mental
condition.