davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1886-09-30
The Damage 70 Charleston.
MISS CLARA BARToN FINDS 1T WAS NOT OVER

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-Miss Clara Barton, presi-
dent of the American Ascension OF the Red
Cross, who Is at present in Charleston, has writ
things in that city. She says In her letter:
Fulfilling my promise 70 report, I would say
that the damage to property il not overesti-
mated. Scarcely house is lett whole. The
people are hraveiy struggling, iuil OF gratitude
for the sympathy and help so generously be.
your movement in Chicago, for which he is
deeply grateful, but begs me To say that AS soon
as the greatest need for present contributions is
met he will telegraph the tact over the country
and request thai no more be sent He hopes
twO-thirds OF the sum required Is already as
sured.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE CASE.
The Governments 70 Bring Suit if TIT
Canal Company Delays.

Ex-Gov Wells, who served the notice of the
Alexandria canal company in the Aqueduct
bridge case for the government yesterday, told
q STAR reporter to-day that he expected the
government would receive reply tomorrow or
the next day, and the matter would be settled.
solicitor McCue says he expects a settlement
Will soon be reached. The reply from the Alex
anaria canal company ought to be received in
DAY or two. II it is not satisfactory, he says
the government will bring suit Immediately
and press it witl1great vigor.
Inc matter will be pressed too close to admit
OF the Alexandria parties securing much delay.
Ihe government has strong leverage on them,
-, - IS stated, on account of money advanced by
tne government, upon which stock was never
delivered. The Alexandria canal company
VIII probably not want to run the risk of hav-
ing suit brought against them for the full
amount advanced, by standing In the way of
an agreement to the transfer of the bridge. The
state OF Virginia and the United States govern.
ment hold most of the stock, and those repre-
senilng the state of Virginia are desirous OF
making the transfer; SO the government will
handle the matter with expedition and firm
ness.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
From wan street Teddy.

NEW Y0kK, Sept so. IL a. m.-There was en-
irregular opening At the stock exchange this
morning. changes from last evenings final
prices ranging from 3 below TO 3 above; de-
clines, however, were In majority. There was
less activity than usual OF late at the opening,
but business was well distributed. Prices were
feverish and irregular but generally nrm In the
early part OF the hour aud advances ranging
from y 70 3 per cent were established, whiie
Michigan Central was c0nspicuousiy strung.
gaining q on light trading. After slight re-
action Canada Southern became the leader, lis
net advance being Ia per cent The market
again became somewhat Irregular. and ~ IL
TOosl sales first hour 136, ,0OO share2
Evening star., 1886-09-30
SHARE Emith Temple Divided.
RESULT OF THE QUARREL IN ST. LEwn'
wEALTHIEsT JEWISH CONGREGATIONS

10 III CONDENSATION.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 30.-The trouble which for
some time has existed in the Jewish congregar
ton OF SHARE Emith Temple, the weathiest
aud most prominent synagogue I'm this city, mas
finally resulted In disruption to the extent that
over one hundred OF the members OF Shaare
Emith have lett that society and organized an
other congregation under the charge OF tho
former raboi Oh SHARE Emitn, Dr. Sounscheim.
Last night they held their inaugural services In
Memorial hail. large audience was present
The new Organization embraces many of the
leading ana most progressive minds among
tie Jews In tue city ana IL promises TO become
one OF the largest and most influential congre-
cations IN the west
Evening star., 1886-09-30
No YACHT RACE.

The NaynOwer Hauis Down Her Colors
and Goes Out Of Comm issiOn.
MARBLEHEAD, MASS, Sept. 3O.-The wind is
light from the northeast. The yachts will not
race to-day.
AT 8 o'clock Capt Stone boarded the May
hover and hef coiors were hauled down aud
tne Mayhower Was out of com IN ssion. At 9:l5
her sails were SET, and lew minutes later she
sailed out of the harbor.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
A wisconsin Village q. Danger.

MANITowoC, WIS, Sept. 30.-A fire started
here at "A. m, and famed by q fierce breeze,
destroyed over q dozen buildings Including
several fine residences. The fire the
other side OF a large marsh, and WAS kept from
destroying the city properly by the efforts of
the 1re department aud ciizens. The losses
have not yet been estimated.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

VD1O OemOCr0t0.
REPRESENTATIVES, ToRAN THINKS THEY NAY
HOLD THEIR OWN.
Representative Foran, OF Ohio, remarked to
aSrAR reporter that Notwithstanding the re.
publican gerrymander OF OHIO he would not be
surprised TO see the democrats hold their own
In the state. While the democracy he said
nave the great otfhculty Of adverse districts 10
contend against II would not be disappointing
should they lose several congressman, but the
party Is In good shape aud might return as
many as IL has in the present House.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Todd Again Break. the RECORD.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept 30.-Tne Iwo-year-old
colt G. Ii. Todd, which broke the best two-y year.
Ola mile record al Stockton on the 22d inst,
made seven-eighihs oil "A mile here yesterday
afternoon In l:2Sls beating the record by 4
second.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30.-The democrats of
the third district to-day renominated Hon.
Samuel J. Randall for CongreaR There was no
oppositiOn.
BuTLHR, No, Sept 500. II. Pitcher was
nominated tor Congress BY the twelfth oistr1cs
republicans yesterday.
LYNcnBuR0, VA, sept. 30.-The Knights oi
Labor In convention last night nominated
Joseph + PH0e soe Congress In the sixth dis
tx1ct.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
NO HOPE FOR CLUvERIUS.
The Virginia Supreme Court Refuses
h I'm Q Re0e8PiuG.

STAUNTON, VA, Sept. 3O-This morning the
supreme court OF Virginia. sitting here, handed
down the papers in the case of T. j. Cuverius,
Madison at the old reservoir, Ricumond, Va,
with the endorsement that the petition for u
rehearlng Is denied. This remands the case 70
the busting court Of Richmond, by which the
time will be fixed for the death penalty by
hanging, unless executive clemency interpuses
Evening star., 1886-09-30

Many BRANCH ROADS
ST. PAULi, MIMI, Sept 8U.-The Butte,
Mont, corresponoent q tne Pioneer Fress has
organizing company to build branches OF
that road 70 all the principal towns agricultural
valleys, mining districts aud stock ranches In
Montana. lt Is asserted that some OF the
routes are already surveyed and that work will
begin next spring - soon ~ the frost u out Of
the YrOund.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Chieago's Cattle Plaque.
THAT MISSOURI WILL QUARAl
TINE AGAINST THE CITY.

TINE AGAINST THE CITY.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.-A special from Kansas
City says: Gov. John S. Marmaduke was seen
yesterday an0 was asked II he wou,d take any
step TO quarantine the state against Chicago
cattle. The governor said: II nave sent an
expert to Chicago to look into the situation
there and 10 report to me. Ii he finds tue
situation as serious as indicated in the dis
antine the state"
CHICAGO. sept. 3O.-Dr. T. J. Herr, the cele-
brated veterinarian from New YorK city,
reached the city last night He said he could
not speak regarding the cattle disease in Chi
cago, as he knows nothing but what he has
pneumonia exists here at all, It must exist to
an alarming extent.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Hen p n1crs AND LARGE Pnorrrs

H1eH p PR1cEs AND LARGE Pnorrrs
are still expected by many merchants but we consiler
them things of past With the low prices OF
products you must have bargains therefore deal with
us and save paying large profits We believe that
small advances for goods handled larger quantities
and turned quickly is the only way to succeed in bus
ness in these times We are working on that basis
and the fact should be apparent that it brings about
state OF affairs very favorable to the buyer If you
wish to be careful and economical in your purchases
and are derors Of securing fullest possible value
for every dollar you spend it Is duty you owe your
selfto see our stock without delay.
Fall Overcoats from s. so to SIT.
Mems Business Suits from 50 upwards,
Dress Suits from $40 upwards.
Boys Suits from IS upwards
Children's Suits. from to I3 years. from s250 ND
wards.
Mems Single Pants from 81 so upwards
Children's Pants from SOC upwards at
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
se29 CORNER 7TH AND G sTREEra
Evening star., 1886-09-30

ANOTHER OPINION REoUEsrED-Acting Sec
retary Fairchild has asked the Attorney Gen.
eral for an opinion as to the dutiable value of
boxes containing safety matches. and also of
tne ordinary match box, which boxes are pre-
OF their contents
Evening star., 1886-09-30
| The Canadian Weather Prophet In
Very had OdOr Down There.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept 3O.-The weather
to-day is cloudy, cool and threatening rain.
There have been no earthquake shocks since 1
O'Clock on Tuesday. Several persons say there
were two slight tremors this morning about q
O'Clock, but The reports have not been verified
Miggins is the most despised and least reared
man to-day in the universe, aud the fears he
aroused are speedily dying out There has
been no let up in the work Of repairing DAM
ayes.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Gov. Mn Rieasea-

Special Dispatch % Tax EvNxIxe STAR
ALBANY. Sept 3o.-Governor HIN says OF
Judge Peckham's nomination: at A, n most
excelient nomination. aud he will be elected"
Evening star., 1886-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To- THE MEMBERS OF CENTRAL LODGE
ING, Octob lst at 73O as business Of great impor
@ upon to wS N Ike De
eIoS SS91x 90 oSSoTNcI AMmsAM !, FL FL
relative to deceass Of Companion goas WITrExIsDr
E ~ Sis#krsY THk sYestsE ~ 2oE5SgIH SSgsr OF THE
The Oath day of september. 1886.
GAY hoBEHTsoN sSoo FouEIAIS E ,rat, RosERrsoS-No
TON. her so itor i is ordered that the defendant.
S o the ns s &c
forty days after TINS day otherwise the cause will be
The ob ect of this suit is absolute divorce
the groun Of willf1l deserton Provided that copy
in the Evening Star newspaper Washing ,On well
as the usual number OF times in the Washington Law
"IGosfst By the Court. CHARLES P JAmEs,I
BY NJ A CLANCY. Asst Clerk seso,lawsw
To- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
HoidS. soo,., rdIs District d Of Celumbis: ,.,....
00ns epember Tsem 5er Sfphas % Court us'ness
In the matter Of the estate OF PETER FEeAN late of
the District of olumbia, deceased
Application for the Probate Of the last WI and Tes
the said deceased has this day been made by John
Fegan aud Frank Hume
this Cour on FRfpAY the 18th day Of oe'pser
next at II O'Clock am. to show why the said
ana Letters tesamentary the estate OF the said de-
Ceased should not issue prayed. divided copy of
this orde be published oce week for three weeks in
sr sas ing TO nj sssPorer and in The Evening
BY the Court. CHARLES JAMES, Jus ice
Test DORSEY CLAGETT, Register of Wills
HINE THOMAS. Solicitors. se3O-1aw3w
DIR. H. THOMPSON MURRAY,
O@ DENTIST
Office and Residence:
SC6 18th ST. NV. se3O-1mA
1~ OUR STORE Will BE CLOSED
down. EISEMAN Bros
se2NZt Corner 1th and K sts W.
[F~ THE PUBLIC AND PROFESSION ARE
OSEA invited to attend the lecture of Prof JOHN
Department of Howard University, OCTOBER 4TH.
al $50 pm. se29toc5
[f--xtSs CIRCULATING LIBRARY, l749 PENN
49, syivania ave. New Books and Best Periodi-
Gals Branch 1872 18th ST. NV. Mra LUCY L
HUNTER and Mrs r. l. RICHARDS. se29
Tfe M.-RCHANTS CLOSING THEIR
l1IIA sto es at o'c.ock p. M can obtain the Of
Se29-3I
If-s CHAS H. RAUB 4 Co,
O~ VIII open, on the lst of October,
Northeast corner 10th and Penn ave nw
hrsi-c ASS MAJ ket store in aduion to their fine
,am'y grocery where the finest meats fruits, vegeta
The public respectfully invited se20-5t
fl-rANOTlCE-NATION L LODGE K OF a.
O~Aa NO. 642. The members OF Naiionai Lodge
are requested to attenda SPECIAL citing the lodge
at knights OF Honor hall, THURSDAY EVENING,
a:3V 0GIoCk september 20, 1856. By order. VIM.
PARTELLO., Dictator. se29-2t*
fH-SS NO"ICE--PARTIES HAVING ILA MS
A1|1. against the late Frank Herbert cartman are
requested ~ present them 10 JOHN BERRY. ,:5z 9th
st NV. se2o-3I*
Evening star., 1886-09-30

CHICAGO. Sept 8O.-The signal service reports
the approach OF cold wave. The temperature
will drop 10 70 16 degrees within The next
tweuty-fOuf hours.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

BELFAST, Sept. 30.-The military pickets who
wele recently Withdrawn from the disturbed
districts In this city have again been placed on
duty to prevent another outbreak
Evening star., 1886-09-30
District GOvernument Affairs.
IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FOR.

Messrs. j. b. Taylor aud Thomas j. Fisher q
Co. call attention OF the commissioners To peti-
lion iled year ago asking TOR Improvement of
U street, between 2Utn and 2lst streets north
west Requests ior improvements OF various
kinds have been received as follows: From Mr..
Ii. 4. Gilbert, that three large trees may be
planted by the parking commission In front OF
his place OF business, l2OS and 1912 High
street; from Mr.. +. Hallahan, that h street,
from North Capitol TO 4lh street northea a. Z may
DC included In estimates ior street ulpfove-
ments; from Allen Z. Clark, that stn stree be-
tween East Capitol and Is streets northeast,
may De included i'm the estimates for asphalt
block pavement from c. A. Baker and others,
that the hill on Queen Chapel road. extending
3uO feet from the Blsdensburg pike, be graded
is repaired: from X. X. Crawford, that 3sth
street, between y and Z streets, may be graded
and cutters laid.
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS IN SCHOOL BUILD.
INGs.
Jos. r. keene, supervising principal OF the
county schools, recommends changes In Mount
Pleasant and Mott sciool buildings TO AFFORD
separate cloak rooms for boys aud girls. He
also recomme nds additional hue In school
building on Bennings road.
TO BUILD A BRIDGE.
The commissioners have awarded the con.
tract for the construction oil the bridge on Ana
costa road over Pope's creek, bids Tor which
were opened on September 70, 10 N. &. 4 L. +.
Fiannery, Al xl,a1l-53.
BIDS REJECTED.
The bids for the l4tn street sewer we're all
rejected, they being too higu 70 come within
the appropriation Tor the service.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodore Ralph Chand-
Ter and Capt. A. w. Weaver, ordered to exam
ination for promotion; Lieut.. Henry W..
Schaefer to the Naval Academy October d:
Lleut YORK Noel to the receiving ship Yer
mont, October 15Ih
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Political Notes.
NOMINATIONS YEsTERDAY-


THE WORK OF STATE ooNvENTIoNs-
Benjamin Butterworth, republican, LIST Ohio,
re-nolninated by acclamation: Charles h.
Brown, republican. I'd Ouio, renomnaIed; John
w, Lewis, republican, 4lh Kentucky: q. q.
Syms, republican,, Colorado, re-nonipaIeu d;
Edmund Rice. democrat, 4Ih Minnesota; A. J..
Warner, democrat, 18th Ohio, re-nomi mated.
The Republican State convention Of Massa D.
chusetts yesterday, aiter nominating Oliver
Ames for governor, completed the ticket AZ fot-
lows: For lieutenant governor, ]. O. A. BrscketGS
secretary of state, Henry b. Pierce; treasurer.
A. w. Blood; auditor, Charles b. Ladd; attor-
ney general, Edgar ]. Sherman. The platform
calls for the rigid enforcement OF the laws
Tor the suppression ol intempersnce aud fof
the submission TO tue people OF prohs-
bition Constitutional amendment Civil SER
vice laws are indorsed and the Importation On
foreign contract labor Is denounced. IL de-
mands of the national administration prompt
and determined action In the settiement VI the
fisheries controversy with Great Britain. AZ
the pretext OF offensive partisa nship and
criticises The administration Tor It's policy
toward Mexico. The repeal Of the silver coin
The Delaware republican state committee. In
session at Dover, yesterday decided IL impOlittc
TO put Q state ticket In the field this year. This
course is Justified on the ground that IL 10 i'm
possible ior the republicans 10 win under any
circumstances against the manipulation OF the
Ia assessment ana collection laws by the party
In power. The prohibLionists have ticket out
but IL Is not popular with the republicans. aud
thousands Of the latter will not vote AT all. the
election OF Biggs a. governor and return OF
Gray 70 the senate are assured.
The republican state convention I'm Colorado
governor and = Iull stale zcikeI
Gen. John n. Thayer has boen nominated
for governor oy the republicans Of Nebraska.
w. p. Byuum, Of cnariotte. N. G.. VINO was
licau state convention last week, declines %
accept the nomination.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

ZEN THOUSAND PEOPLE CLIMB THE STAIRS
twenty eight hundred people assembled the
washington monument during the month of
september, and the record from the LIST of April
Evening star., 1886-09-30

LONDON, sept. SO.-The steamer Ayrshire,
from New Orleans, August 14th, via Newport
News, for Antwerp, has towed into Falmouth
the steamer WetherIy, from Newport News,
September "a for st. Naxare, before reported al
having lost ber propeller blades and as pro
ceeding under sail.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

O>SA and give possession of store building 70 the
pariea 20 whom u has been rented for term
desire to close cut ~ and below Gust my entire stock
books and etationeFy and Fancy 6oods by the trss
OF Oc.0bef The attention OF friends and ell who
a A. Whitaker,
ee16tooc1 11O6 PennA ave
Evening star., 1886-09-30
PIcruRE FRAMEs AND P,crrprs

Nothing helps TO beautify room more than a
preiGly framed Picture, and house seems we'll f,r
nished unless PICTURES adorn s walls Years aeo We
started the really made Frame business In a smau
way. now We can, with PRIDE t,,ai not only do ue
Keep the largest assortment OF Frames m the CITY bn,
also thai We sell them much lower than ANY oil her
house. aHd further haI frame any size Picture
es once, from a 2ox3U Crayon down to a Card size
Picture. To give you slight idea how sell Frames
<equote
sxlv Berlin GILT Frames, inch, 25c
SxlO
de-n p,oui.,in0 on
LUZ very wide deep Gilt Frames, with Plush 81 o8
broad Idt Git Frames. Push inside, 9yc
% oize tr-ines, last Git. new and ric.. &c.
nabosoine Com DlLI4tl u rames lU, 4Yc
flar Gilt fTa1ses. oa moulding In all sizes from
tOAA4 10 Zoa1O, from 81 80 up.
.Aiso cheaper gr.ue vi Gilt Frames. all sizes T ON
~ I'd 10 sizes iGil line OF Walnut Brames
~ - sizes, and Oak. Plush and Gilt Con; n;bpSllon
Snnlts. Ne- et- Our prices always include glass Ior
~ anu mats photos -
assortment of pct,, roe desorxo~ ,,,ora
tnai passing Eotce- We offer a line OF l5x2U i'm
Pofied OeO-Taphs IN 3l In Fra. e. AT ysSc each
Inc huIooer We sell OF them that they
0snoe oDY soo1, odl Very Cheap. We offer the same
AyIe oi tctufe ID zo2zS. also u "A handsome (;t
FRAME a. SAoS Our on Trainings have established a
ef ior tntilseIses We otter On Paint-
0ss Ia deep Olli raines, al fruIn - SO up
We 24so CAL your attention Il, ,ur panel Pastel
Railitgs IN fine Bronze Frame. al Al sss
yassI Picture Room Will surely rsnax vo,,
We a-so sell Frames and Pictures al wholesale
N. .SILVEkBERG & Co
ae24 S12 9Th n w. near pa ava
Evening star., 1886-09-30

SOCIALISTS Nor WELcoME IN THE CLUn-
Messrs. Aveiing and Lieonecat, the socialists,
now visiting this country, have been the cause
Of u little senss ton In the Manhaitan club. OF
New York. They were given cards admitting
them 70 the freedom OF the club for ten days by
Mr. willard Brown, . member OF the club.
Tuesday Mr.. Brown introduced them 70 the
club house. DR.. Ave3ing was recoguized by q
member and IL II reinled that some OF lhe
board Of governors present called Mr. Brown to
one side and told him that his guests were un-
welcome visitors nd must withdraw and that
the cards that he had given TO them must De re-
voked. nj. Brown expressed his sorrow that
bis quests had caured oispLeasurs. Then he ias
his guests out
Evening star., 1886-09-30

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Rudolph Siegling and wife.
OF Charleston, s. c.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.
Grant Barnwell, at their home on Capitol hill
MIR. John G.. Judd, has returned from
Asbury park, greatly improved in health
JAS keppier, oil Puck, the Chicago Ball club h. p
Earle, New York, ana /. p. Bryson, of ST. LOUIS
are at Willards.-SecretAry W Eiidicott. wife
and daughter; and John NJ. Francis and
Alexander Graham Bell, OF Washington were
registered in New York last night
Jas. ID. Sherrerd, of Philadelphia: G, Morris
Dorrance, OF Bristol, Pa, and Rev. and Mrs.
RoDert Strange, OF Raleigh, N. c., are at the
kiggs.-Mrs. Walter Walker oi Lousyiile
Ny, is tue guest OF Mrs. b. j. Darneilie, OF N
street, West Wasilington.-O w Mink and
W. w. swan, of Boston, and j. r. Van
Warner, Oi New York, are at Wormley's-
Cards are out for the marriage of Henry N.
Shedd, Of Mt Vernon, N. H., and Miss Irene
Christine, OF this city.-Major G. C. Snif1en
Y. >. A., r. ID. Locke, oil Buffalo; G, T. Ford or
AKRON. Ohio; Z. w. Croker and wife. OF San
Eranclscd; John c. Henderson, of New York:
john Bennet, of Ireland, anu j. p Bennett al
New YORK, are At the Arllngton.-The engage.
ment Of Miss Thekia Richard to Mr. Isaac Haas
Is sannounced.-O. d. Lynch aud dauynter. of
Indianapolis, are at Welckers.-W T. (,ussen
and vile, OF Richmond; John Barclay and
family, Of New Dreams; j. A. Tiiden. OF BostUn.
J. ii. hatch and vile, Of San Francisco: George
Gregory Smith, OF st. Albans, W.: ii. Lewis
Arnold anu J. =. Rubenstein, of London. Eng.
are At the Ebbltt.-EX-SenatOr Jonas culIet.
TOR vi customs at New Orleans, Is in the civ
Gen. Joseph +. johnston, US. railroad com n is.
sloner, mas returned from Berkeley Sprtngs,
Evening star., 1886-09-30
kilograms to The Star.

kilograms to The Star.
CONFLICTING INTERESTS IN EGYPT.
Effect Of the French Defiance Of ENGLAND.
TORIES INCLINED TO OONOILIATE.
CLUvERIUS DENIED A REHEARING.
-Four Mem Blownto Piecesby Nitro -Glyoerine
kAULBARS Anglers THE BULGARlANS.
No Raoe and the Mayaower Out Of Commission.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

FUEL FOR DEPARTMENT BUILDING.-Bids
were opened at Col. Casey's Office yesterday
ior fuel for THE west wing of the State, War
ana saN Navy wv department building and the MON
uhenI once. A. X. Williams Co., of WASH
ilgton, were the lowest bidders and will be
awarded the contract
Evening star., 1886-09-30
EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. ETC.

INCLUSION TO RICHMOND.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1855.
Knights of Labor escort to Richmond Of representa-
sentatiyes will be ia Richmond Sunday.
IlcketS - round trip. For Il F.. depot
ami Dy members of the order
Train leaves h and p depot Saturday night at
LOU O'Clock. returning, leaves Rlchmond sunday
night. al ii clock se2sr1t
INXCUR,ION TO CHARLESTON, s. C., VIA
IL ATLANTIC COAST LINE ROUND TRIP
TICKETS FROM WASHINGTON SIO
Good going trains leaving Washington 8 and
al trains leaving Charleston up and including O.
tober 4. $50
Proceeds of ticket sales be applied to the fund for
tae relief OF sufferers from the recent earthquake
For tickets and other information apply at offices of
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad aud A. L. Reed Passenger
Agent. oil Penn Avenue. se2.-5t
MARSHALL HALL
Steamer W. W. CoRCORAN
VIII make daily excursions to Marshall Hall and
~ p.nL ne Old Manor House at Marshall Hall
Itttd UP Win elegant reception ladies and
SthueIel am meal, served a la carte. Fruit, milk
Ne. ace Cream and lunch suppileu excursionistsI
are lor rOundtrlp 10 cents
Oh sundays the Boat will make two trips tO Mar.
sIai mai leaving al 10 am. and 30 m, returning
- Mo . pm Fare Round trip 25c.
Steamer w W. CORCORAN" an2O
HO. FOR GREAT FALL, AND CABIN John
AbtIDGE--Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will
WhbHt HJr Iesular Trip ioGrai Fails SUNDAY.
Nhaff High ST. and csnal, GEORGETOWN L..t can he
c1-IleIed- Apply TO the apLaln se2-Ims