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Always O. bad nns asssrfmszt Il
Canne6 Frula And vegelahieA Kxcel-
lat Kl1w Hafssr and Cklmirgn Chssss
8oods sol6 q rsdsesd rsass fo< cash
snd dnlirNrod tree 81 cAarxM
mks CALKrNs & KKDDfsH
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FOR SALE Or RENT

THxLARoE sTEAM SAW MILL AT
city from 81 % 10000 feet per a ~ ndrni-
- ny situated Tor shipping. and In tka
0enter 81 . xr0winR uity. For partfru-
laFs inquire Of x kLDRIb8K on the
D emistA or EHASTus nAHILE1T. III
Hayes street. San frsncisoo. ap.i<dpim
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NetIcc Of Final Proof.

.. .. Lam oTvsrs A. 0Lsxrrs. VII
April -. ttH1.
~Notlce 4 hsrsbg zis<n tsns IHDzlks
Pitts ~ nled aotiee - intrn<to1 4 &C.,
Gear, a. hl1 once IN heM< u. ". r., nn fhns1s
deB. III a1fh Dag u snns A. y. lH2B. "a
ntznsstrnd appiIcztian Nc. s1nI. fcr fte n y
q . \ u ssesien y. tssnship q zoaa, zzsss
e s.'@s {. sIis.s,ss A4ss sszs.
H<xxtns, ~ q As1teB. W.T.
JOHN r GI0wfx.
spsl4s1 Mx1z1rF Of fke Lsn<I oeIee.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR.
Buildings, seAeeis. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger,
Sleeping and asidssraissscss.
Psrfscs vsnfiIasisa Euaraatsea
wherever vsnsilaties 10
Rssairsa.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos, and 4, for bed room and oflice
e. the window.
Our venrlafor On any sisel. when
placed through Q wall . window sash. or
Q wooden bar under snsh. sdmits o con-
slant supply Of frssh air usder perfect
control, without drAughs: any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
aRould b without II q Il stops Dursiars
oxciudes rnin and eust. and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ina the Window Being heavily plated
In nickel Il Il vefy ornamental when n
place. The handles serve 10 p guia1e
vsntiiator. also 70 rAiss and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

WAsHNoTos, June Il.-Fifsy- three
memorial stones foe the Warrington
monument, which have for many years
been stored Away, have been seiectsd 10
be placed ia ths interior vail Of the
strasture. Tue seleased stones are those
presanted by fereign eaantxiss. States
and Territories. and Maaenic and I. o.
U. y. and temperance societies. They
are 10 be pisssd on the walls between
nights Of 100 and $40 feel, and are 10 be
cut down 10 thin slabs, to inches ir
thicknes. and inserted IN cuts made In
the wall, 20 that they will not project.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

e Presislsai 10 DAY sppeiHssd Ges,.
<ea1, Of fisesia. Ili&. - - ooiiss4<sR
knzefnsl kesssIaa for she Ehfth Dhs
80 2! iils.. vics Howard kRnwlsx. sl,als-
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Ths 8. A q. c. essssss en- b -
sai1sd - Jssk 6srssazsas nsss dspos
- - ees1s ~ copy-
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MAsHsxoruN. gane il.--Tha C2hlnes
s.eeelnx iodiky wss aescssd 10 q ssassAl
eNeesssen or The business hsfore. the
!. esfa dePattmeiits. One of ihe qass
80 considaFed was h regard " the
s.o1stoa % ths $50 900 sppteprisaed
!. ~ oeoeilt of Ansericaa sse&nNntra
I'D ~ the fasetgA raAii satviua. ~
Acsion 10 this matter will be- te-
<R<19 aatil AfseE the fetni.n 10 The
E(f az Saaraharp Hxx..A
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: The Naval Eysiusisns.

LoNDos, June 1.-Admiral Horribly,
Who isft Portland harbor few days
ego With squadron Of Is vessels, In
oluding some ironeiads and torpedo
boats. has arrived OF Bantry Bay, on
the west coast Of Ireland. he evo.u-
lions Of ths squadron vii include q
cham naval batfls In Bantfy Bay. After
the svointions the cruise Of the squa-
dfou will Be continued.
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foa SALE yERY CHEAP.

DewE TOWN. BUsISxss PROPER
~ -. Two bQil4lezs pkyil>a need raE<.
App.4 = Due. Mf5cllki1> Xil<licaspr.
~ onS sxrssA easz<iA 1endutn
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a PEagme.

NEW Yonx. jane Il.--Steamers Wea-
eel and Polynesia have been lying in
quarantine for eight days, of the hoard
ina station. Daring that interval. small
BOX has taken Q stubborn foothold
among thc people on board. No less
than 20 Gases Of that disease havs ap-
psared since tho coutaRion waa brought
into port By the passenQess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

DUHrm. June lt.-Michael Dayitt re-
seised an ovation hers lass night. The
the term Of his ticket of-lsaye expirss
today Il 10 reported that Davitt will
contest Ceanty Mayo az the appFoach-
lag parliamentary election. yohr
OUonnor Power now represents the
eounty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

MADR1p. jane 1.-The cholsra IN
spain ID spreading. and an increase in
the nnmbsr Of sases b nov daily re-
ported, causing great alarm among TIE
people. In Valencia thsre have beee Is
ns~ cases reported since the lass pro
vious returns Of yesterday. CASTLE an
nounces II casea- 10 ths province Of
eholsrs. This member includes - cases
IN tha city Of Marcia.
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NOTICE.

THEREAFTER THE o. R.&N, co.'s
Il steamer Olympiaa win land &C the
Ocean Dock. w. VAN WATERS.
te1t Agent O. r. & N. 20
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VIcroRrA. b. O., June Hin the Ras-
sell divorce case . verdict Vas found for
defendant, and plaintiff was required
10 give bonds for payment Of his wifs's
costs.
The heavens present IN extraordi-
mary appearance tonight. Lightning 10
hasniaa incessantlv from every quarter
Of perfectly clear and stariit eky.
The flashes are 90 brilliant at timss a.
to dim the electric light BY comparison.
and 70 be painful 20 the eyes Of thoss
who behold them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

ooAsheh1oA HAAh t1U1uhkk.
The Queen has MAIDS an appointment
10 confer With Gladstone ON toe present
crisis In British political affairs. The
conference will take plaes next Thurs.
day at Balmofal. The Queen has ar
ranged TO return 10 Windsor Castle on
the 2Osh instant.
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81. PxrxnsBuna, Jane 1.-The Ne
sossi confirms ita statement that the
Aneer Of AfRhaRistAn 10 dead. &c sage
tnAt runpors are heinz received continu-
slly, both from the Cancasus and the
AFGHAN frontier, o. the sssassination Of
ths Amesr. Tue Hoposh adds that the
people Of Afghanistan are in Q STATE Of
great exsite@enk rumors Of the death
of the Amses hAvinR reached thsm fol-
toxed by anetheF rumor that Ayoub
Khan. former Amsss, nos In Persia,
viii take the piaes u the murdered
Ameer. thfouzh ths naoainafions 81
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CONTRACTING auMoRs.

LoxDoz. June 1i-ss's0 .. m.-Nsarly
every hour brings q fresh rumor COS
corning the Ministerial question. TIA
latest Of shese rumors 10 that the Mar.
quis OF Harrington, Secretary Of State
tor War, will be asked by the Queen 70
reconstruct the Liberal Ministry, Glad
stone 70 retire. Nothing reliable, how
ever. has transpirsd today up to this
hour.
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ssai Grana ~ sx Oonfsdarass soidiess
gold cigar Gases, frsm the CELESTIAL and
second Kings Of Siam; gold handed
knifs, presented By The miners Of idahs
rsrFifory; silver tFosel. used b. Gen
Grant In iaysng the corner stons Of 10
Museum Of Natural Histery. Mes ferk;
knife made ~ 6hefnsld for ten. 0rsnt,
0en. Grants gold pens ensbroiaessd
picture of coek and hen. presented b
cltinsns Of JaPan; ncld glasses used b
Zen. Grant dnrinz The var, iEon-hsadsd
cane maEle from rebel ram = Eerrimscs'
SILVER BEADED cane from 9ood ues6 %
the dsfsnssx a Fort Snmptsfs gold
beaded cane made ous OF GOOD frou
ED Fort Duqosane. Pa; Ro1d-hsAdec
huniAzity dnrieg tAe war; xotd-hsadsd
cansI nssd By Latsystts, presented y
he ladies Of bsif.mofs; carved eoo<
cans frem the esssts Of SIR wales
rsooiIts unlforua - 0enefai af the Unit
ed Ssases arrays nfseea bnttona
Gus frcm ssosss onring The "a
By Mrs. Grant affair varions battles
aeunirements H.sd a. Belnost and Fer
DsHssson; shoaldef ssraps lBriRsdls'
0unrsAs'sl wsrn bg 0en. Grzaf ~ Bel
snoni. fozt Dsnelsan and uAliohi strap
Of Lisas. 0saerAL cas- fronn coas var
~ den. Grant IN the eampaign AzAins
RscAmond mnd fesersb1r2; gold upeds
from Congress for ofentas The Mis<is
sipris GELD ss<ial fFom PniladslpAia; II
suetsls n easd. silver and brunxes siil
pagers prinses fof 0sn. Grant, oolh
4 "a a. Sapanese cotna (sAts b - cIl
oa1piese 90 exseps sAs one IN -
Sapklsesa TraAsnry; ssven of the piss~
coss $4,000. prrsentsd ~ Ehs Govern
ne<s u Jspans sAsrAnt - eecet 2
Wsla Point end army so0miss1eue fror
hrsse1 saeon& lssaieaAnt - thai q 0en
erHi II he Unissd S.Ates sznf. N
lisl opnel1a<1 Win 81 pape<s and ~
meslsDex. oomps5aln& ad1ressrA ao1ss
AIRY aociesF eemmisAAoDa and reeulas,on
~ suspect ~ vii - ths frsedom .
elssss rresenlsd aoFoed. A ~ pspsz
/ and san1siie< articles wuee ceze1s1 tec
wars p<1ked II . larxs 81. e11 -!
uhsa fnli wals oe<ssed. esasee 80 se&d
/ = upsa { AVA 4 u sazb. whsEs
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OrrAwa. 0nl, Jans fl.--is b slated
here thai ne president Of ths OanAds
PAcs9o u ahunl 10 rnsfxn. At b also
sEaasd thN1 Ven HnTne vii szcesed
hirs, and thai Frank Abboft will become
GENERAL manages.
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Isozpoz, jane lt.-A British resident
Of C4shmefs reports that saFskqsake
shocka oontinns Of great ssserlsy, Tns
towns Of nAramnlia and S0huR have
besn utterly ruined and tQo persons
killed. There has also bssn great lcse
o. lifs IN ne adtsc>ot viiiagesL Many
cattle ana uhesp asvs bean kiiled.
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every fine.
~...-.,,rcx. yuns li.-Ths question
- vhssher an allen cenaine
b4xl. ~. 80 s..ortiJ and paying bis " head
- - ss,sIi "a futnre be exempt from
n1e9 - At Of the kind. seeEstary
y - -. ,sferred the matter 70 AttoE-
4sasa, 1870 (jafIaod. Tho Attorney
- $50 inst The eapltstton tai
- under she im@iarat.ca sci ms
ssi,ssssd every time thai 40 alien
- romss into the Uailtsd States,
- - ~ Of August 3. 1852. Tbs
49, = ssrstefors been Isyied on the
-. - =. ssrsiI,e in o. siien passfHRers-
-
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Germany's Great Undertaking

Ao BUD SHIP CANAL BETWEEN THE BAL
TIC AND THE ELBE AND THE NORTH SEA.
Inc PfuSsian Bundesrath has approved the
Oil FOR the construction of the ship canal be-
tween the Baltic and the Elbe and the North
sea. ms canal will cost Germany about S.
ooo'ooo marks. 1t IS To be strongly fortified,
anu VIII nave a great military as we'll as com.
ntrciaI :aiue In the year 1873 Count Won
1-oitIe opposed the project, on the ground that
~ "ouid be better TO invest the money required
'oI tIle construction of the canal in Increasing
tie imperial feet, but now that the s.Pan fn1
;,ounoing anavy has been carried out the Field
Nafshai approves of the canal The delenses O.
lnc coast %; Germany must always remain a
divided task so lo, as a. canal does NOT mite
.ne Baltic with the German Ocean, and enable
herman war vessels TO pass from one sea to the
other by u route which does not expOse them ro
thc Danger OF falling into foreign hands, The pro
}ect mas been under the consideration of the
RUSSIAN government. more especially, since
going to be realized ~ 40
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HOStilitieN Resumed.

SERVIANS ATTACK THE BULGARIAN OUTPOSTS
AT THREE POINTS AND ARE REPULSED.
A Belgrade dispatch of yesterday said it is
not believed here that the powers will be able
to prevent decisive battle being fought be-
tween the Bulgarians and Seryians. The Ser.
VANS will not admit that they have been con.
quered. They now have large army, com.
posed of the flower Of the nation concentrated
here, and are burning to retrieve their military
honor. Servia has sent circular to the foreign
ministers here, stating that she cannot accept
the Bulgarian conditions Us the price OF peace,
because they are dishonorable. Hostilities were
therefore resumed yesterday, the Servians ut.
lacking the Bulgarian OutpOstS at st. Nicholas
Izoor, and kirOover. They were repulsed at
each point. No losses were sustained. Forty Ser.
yians have been shot for mutllating themselves
wise njuring themselves to escape military ser.
vice. King Milan ordered the executions
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Swrrrs Srncrrrc

Il natures own remedy, made ffcm roots gathered
from the forests Of Georgia. The method by which
It Is made was obtained by halfbreed from the
Creek Indians who Inhabited . certain portion Of
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers and thus the formula hes been handed down
to the present day. The demand hiss been grad-
ually increasing uutl q 100000 laboratory ID
now necessary 70 supply the trade. A foreign
demand created. and enlarged facilities will
be necessary TO meet It. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CANCER, CATARRH, sCRoFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM. BLOOD faint,
hereditary or otherwise without the use Of Mercury
or Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and on s.Blood
and Skin Diseases" mailed free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga
157 W. 23d st. N Y. Is
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Comedy After the Great TRAGEDY.

Wash. Cor. Christian at Work.
1t is quite the fashion nowadays to sue news.
paper editors for libel, but rarely are found
clergymen among the plaintiffs. An excep-
tional case Of this kind has attracted much at
tention here. Last week came of the trial OF
the suit Of Rev. w. w. Hicks against THE
EVENING STAN, claiming S35, 600 damages Tor
alleged libel III reference, to a report that Mr..
for money for the bones OF Guiteau. Mr.. Hicks
was at the time the pastor OF the Tabernacle
cnurch OF this city, and the spiritual adviser OF
Guiteau. The jury, after an extended areu-
ment of the case by counsel, and an elaborate
charge by the judge on what constituted a libel,
brought in Il verdict of one cent damag II
was hoped that We had heard the last OF Guiteau
when his body was buried, but here reappear
his bones to add a comedy at the end of a sol
emn national tragedy. CAPITOL
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Sad Sequel to an ElOpement.

ID.
About 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon O
young man entered the Cleveland, O., central
police station and informed the superintendent
That ne was In search OF Katie Meyers of Mans.
Held, Ohio, who ran away from home a few DAYS
ago. He stated that it had been discovered that
she left Mansfield in company with a railroad
couple had rented IL room on Lake street where
, ,he giri was found and she tainted when told
.,i;.t her mother had dropped dead on hearing
The news OF her daughters escanade Aita1
CONSCIOUSNESS had been restored the girl was
seq S1,Zsd Win violent COMMISSIONS and it was
oniy os inc use OF strong opiate that she was
Queteo. The couple had not been married
ana Corrigan has made his escape
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A Chip or the Old Block.

Washington Cores pOndence New York World.
One OF tbs interesting pictures In the House OF
Representatives at the opening OF Congress yes.
terday was the sight OF Mr.. MeElhone, the CHIEF
Of the official reporters Of the House, and his
son. Mr.. McElhone has been In the continuous
employment of the House as q reporter for the
last thirty-dve years. He has been right in one
place In the House slnce the debuGes OF Con.
gress have been reported verbatim: He is to
day clean, strong, demonstrating man
whom no one would suspect OF being over forty.
five years Of age. He Is training up q sou "a
take his place. This sou stood just behind him
yesterday He is strong.limbed, clean-loOking
vigorous boy Of the pure Scotch type. The
glowing red hair OF the boys head set of well
his fair, clear complexion. Although he is moi
over sixteen he Is y carefully educated lad, and
Is now q good shorthand writer.
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u divorce
OLD NAN oNsLOw INSULTS HIS WIFE AND
CLUES HER CHAMPION,
MIS-. Mary Onslow, OF Jersey City, has begun
a suit for divorce against her husband, Richard
Onsiow, on the ground Of adultery. Onslow ia
az years old, and his wife is about the same
age. when he entered the Office of the master
In cnancery yesterday he said something To his
wife which Caused her to change color Freder.
ick \. DeVeral and his wife sat near Mrs. Ons-
lo~ AT the time. Deveral overheard the re-
marx, and told OnslOw he was no gentie,nan
The men then came to blows. Onslow drew n
ciGb, ana Tor 1ve minutes they fought tiesner.
ateiy. All the persons who were in the ONCE a,
the time ran out, leaving ii in possession of the
Two men, Deyerall. who was getting the worst
oil the battle, finally broke away from OnsIow
and ran into the street. He was bleeding pro
iusciy from several cuts on his head His wife
and eirs. Onslow took him to O ueighhorin0
drug store, where his wounds were dressed
Shsiow was only slightly injured. The hearing
IN the divorce case was postponed and Onslov;
aud Deycrall procured warrants for each others
arrest on Charges OF assault and battery.
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n EVER SucH BARGAINS
IN MEMS BOYS AND ,,HIIDREN,S cT 0ruJNc

as are offered at the Great Sample Sale of Men.
BOYS and Children Clothing opening at 924 9TH street
sa W. bet st and Massach9setts ave Over thou
OF OF the pest goods Many Of them will be sold less
IMAM ne cost Of the goods nothing about the max
ing and trimmings. Actual bargains seldom come. A
sample Salt worth 500 can be bought for $l2 over
coats very low and Children aud Boys suits ut little
over nalfprice Chirens Overcoats at less than you
would have to pay tor the making. These goods are
mostly in single Suits only one of kind and
goods Prince Albert Coats sold for slo nt So
Of the cost There no better goods made many of
them superior to the best ordered work. Mems Suits
start at 81 and go TO $l6 Boys Suits So to $40:
Ghdren's Suits $3.50 to 80. and Overcoais for Men,
the best bargains of your life in any Of these goods
yo9 can get tted in We have alot Of Children
81 81 IN ma a u. price Of them was $3.50 81 s5, So
have choice of this lot for Little oyercoas
20 We have lot Of Prince Albert Coats, Black
to-day for $12.
It would be impossible to enumerate the thousands
OF good things in Clothing for Men, Boys and ChlI-
dren Come and for yourself at the Great Sale of
sample suits az S24 7th st. NV. bet. st. and Mass
aye Look for the signs-sample Suits and all style
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock d.
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The following are the residences of cabinet
officers in this city:
Thomas F. Bayard, Secretary OF State. 1413
Massachusetts avenue
Daniel ManLing, Secretary OF the Treasury
W. Z. Endicott Secretary OF War, 1913 18th
street. AS'AA
, W. e. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy, 1871
l.. q. Z. Lamar, Secretary of the interior. the
=. ID Garland, Attorney General, 1915
street. Ao>o IA
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eller, OF New York, has filed a ercfis,cr's
bill in Chicago against Ferdinand Ward. Eila
I. Ward, his wife, and Mary G. Green. her
mother The proceedings are connected vii h
the recent suit filed against the firm OF Grant q
Ward. Last October Batchelier obtained =
Judgment against the firm for S22,S23 Ward
ILL.,, which are supposed TO be held in trust FOR
him by his wife and mOther-in-law. Il is nj
legged that Ward concealed the ownership OF the
property for the purpose Of defraudinx mis- cred
itors. The WrtghtwOod property, Il Is believed.
VIII not leave any great margin after the safis.
made a levy ON It on an attachment suit.
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From the Cloak, Suit and Ladies' Wear Review.
The National Dress society very wisely draws
attention to the Inconvenience Of the ladies'
riding habit, the strained, unhealthy and tir.
ing position 1t forces q woman to sit In as well
as the injury to the horse, which has to bear
the weight of the rider on one side. The com.
fort and we'll being Of both horse and rider
t Mouio ne vastly increased inc weight OF the
horse, the rider having q dress in which she
could assume this positions In such q dress
and position not only more comfort, but more
safety would be obtained by greater security OF
seat and absence Of encumbering and entang-
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Id
schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY Sd. 1855. until
further notice
Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jer-
For Chicago io:Oo band lo:lO p m, daily. The 1000
sno arriving 10 Pitssba1l n 10 tss bcs aa c 7,
morning al so5 No extra iare Is charged tins train
For Cincinnati Louisville st. Louis daily nj 3 30
m and 1910 pm, with through coaches aud Paic.
M train IS iast limited train Cincinnati and ~
Louis srgiving In Cincinnati next morning al .;i5 -
louis 900 pm No extra iare Is charged on this Train
For Pittsburg at 1000 a m, with Parlor Car. and
with Sleeping Cars 70 Pittsburg.
$50 ana ICs on am ~e ELL US Sie Am So
traln) $50, 4o. 440. 54o. 6ao 700. s:21 and 90
For Baltimore on sundays $40. 7:3O $50 and 1895
M l:25. l:so. 800. 4aO. o4o. $40, 800, s:25 and
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and
points south $50 p m daily. with Pullman sleeper
FOR Annapolis $40 A. m, and 1910 and 4.30 y. m
For way stations between S eig Washington and n.
more o;So. GAO $50 m. l2:lo $50. 4io, 500
$3.50, 4:40 900 ana :oV o. M For -iatiors on Me..
css Sunday. and sso M and Sa hyi go G S
exc SUNDAY tor prcii'al stations ON Metropoli,
stations. For Lexington siinion and siiey Branch
$40 a. m. daily, except sunday. For Frederick $40
For ioe. stations Between ashinsIUh and Gaitners
'u FSr r % GA aDa eHSfp Sa%a d.
kept Sunday, and 5:50 p ~ daily 10 Hagers'own;
except sunday. To winchester.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 900 s:20 IN.
40: l:5O New Orleans express, and $40 y. IN
From Annapolis $50 a. M, and l:3O ana 5:25 y m,
sunday. 1O:S5 m, o:So pm.
From Lexington 5:5o pm daily. except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points S.2o a m,
and S:l5 m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore Washington at 6:l0,
,,:3o, 1:2O. 9sDv. v.o5 and lO:SO am. 1915, 23O,
> f. 4:.O. 500, $50. 500, 81 and IL pm:
lays $50, ..20 BOO and 9as5 An. l:3O go s:2u,
200, 6sSU. S:O0 900 and 4 90 pm.
III trains from Washington stop nj Relay Station.
-xcefd l:I5 Bio and $40 pm
Fol- further lnfornatien apply at the Baltimore and
hio 1ics ct Ofiice-Was station, CD and 1851
.'snnsylvania avenue, corner OF Fourteenth
mere Will be- for bagxa re 10 be chez s<
nd received at any point In the CITY.
B. DUNHAM. C. Il. LORD
Gen. Manager. baltimore q. r. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-11

SUICIDE OF THEOLOGICAL SrUDsNr.-w.
Z. Waixer, student in the theological semin-
airy In MeadEiile, Pa, shot himself dead yesfer.
aay morning in his room in the college build.
ing. The deceased came from BROOKLYN To af
tend college. He was a fine-looking and agree
able young man, and very popular His inahiI
lty 10 keep up with his class is said to be the
cause OF the act. He left q note addressed In
his mother and sister asking foryiyeness and
saying God would also forgive him.