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n L Y L I N e.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SrhAnEhS sEohfH FAEA rss 5FRf OF THE
FAkt Fatss GOOD s dS Elmer Boat 3d.
Steamer LsSTy G@ az snS s11set wharf MONDAY
n1f S 'a ana Ua5
going and returning, and on saturday at colonial
ton and Providence steamers Both steamers connect
nns So al ;nss od
Secure rooms and tickets AT the B. and o. offices
press. COS Pennsylvania ave. where baggage may be
checked from hotels and private residences For fur
has % 81 Se s
rates goes into effect MOnday. 2sth. je25
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
has resumed her trips between Washinsson and Bal,
more leaving Stephens0ns wharf foot 7th St, every
Stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat-
Apply to ' sTEFHENsoN BRO,
FoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER .wAKEFIELp'
HEs ana and 4 % oacS
W So % %s
b. & o. K r. at shephsas%dssi a%siN See s schedule nasr
C. W. RIDLEY, Manager. fs3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
L. ERS JOHN GIBSON and E. c. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East River, N. ". every SATURDAY at %
MORNING Freight at lowest rates. ap4
MT VERMONT MT. VERNON
STEAMER w. w. CORCOPAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily (excepe sunday NR
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock g m: returning Fseches
Washington about $50 p m.
oel6 I. I. BLAKE. Capfain
SArrIER u Co, BAIr1noRr.
Projectors OF the old and well known
PICkWICK CLUB WHISKY
have Iarge stock fother fine Rye Whiskies which
they onnf low. in bond doa. snvQI
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News BrieGs.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge, independent
Order o;odd Fellows, will meet in annual ses-
sion IN Boston on september 10th.
Among the passengers who arrived In tho
steamship Fulda, in New York. yesterday were
Henry Irving, Ellen Terry ana the latters
daughter They come only on pleasure trip.
The Toronto Lacrosse club defeated, at staten
Island, yesterday afternoon, the New York
club, the champions OF the United States, in
three straight games.
The yachts OF the New York club arrived at
New Bedford, Mass, yesterday, from Newport.
The Puritan was nrst, Montauk second, Pris-
ella third. The Maynower was fourth but
made the fastest time of the sloops.
A movement Is On foot in Cincinnati 10 re-
move the body of President Harrison. which
lies IN "A neglected grave at North Bend, ohio,
10 Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati, about
The time Chief Justice Chase's body il taken
there.
Mr.. Labouchere declares that the chief aim OF
the British tories now is To smash, crush and
pulVeriZe" the Grand Old Man.
Ten new cases OF typhoid lever were reported
IN Plttsburg, Pa, yesterday. There were uo
deaths. AT West Elizabeth, Pa, there one
new case.
Gov. Scales, OF North Carolina, has received
news OF the recapture of john oardwel who,
while under sentence OF death, was released
from Wilkcsboro Jail by his friends.
The body Oh Jonn NJ. Oertei, OF baltimore.
Who was drowned at Atlantic City on sunday.
as stated In yesterday 5 STAR, has been rccov.
cred.
Marseilles fishermen complain that the fish-
cries agreement recently made between France
and Italy sacrifices their interests and they
threaten ID protect themselves.
The striking walters of Paris made a second
demonstration yesterday. They held a meet
ing in the HalleS Ceulrsllcs ia Montnarire and
became SO disordeTly THAI the police were COM
PEELED 10 disperse them.
The court of queens bench in London, Will
to-day hear argument ON motion To quash the
verdict OF the sheriifs jury ia the suit of Cyrus
w. Field against James Gordon bennett for
libel
The artillery competitions at Shoeburyness
We're continued yesterday, the Canadian do
tachnent winning the first prize for shell firing
Duj losing IN the repository drill.
IHe British government has adopted the pro-
posal OF the royal commission on the depres-
sion IN trade TO appoint special committee 10
examine the currency question.
Yesterday morning lightning struck the main
Stable oi tne Omaha air association, at Omaha.
Neb., containing sixteen valuable horses, OF
Which eight were either Instantly killed or
burned death.
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HOW HE PRETENDED TO BURN THE LETTER
WHICH HAS CAUSED THE TROUBLE.
In the investigation before the mayor yester-
day of the charges of malfeasance of office pre-
| ferred against RoIlin NJ. Squire, City Chamber
| lain WINS told the whole story of the corrupt
| letter from Squire TO Flynn and gave details of
| q recent Occurrer"" as follows The witness met
cocting defense, which was that Squire should
consult Judge Gilderseeve and should then
! discriminating; as matter OF fact, Flynn said
/: that Squire did cone to him and ask tor the
leIter. and Flynn took paper from his pocket
and threw it in the fire. Squire complained
because Flynn had not shown him the letter
before burning, and the latter replied wv ell
Fynn an tod Witness that the urnea any
ruse. The real letter Of resignation was not
burned, but a paper substituted in its place
not pe a good time for him to turn states evi-
dence and put Squire where he belonged.
HoNoRs TO GEN. SHERIDAN.-Somerset
Ohio, was yesterday preparing for the visit of
Gen. Philip Sheridan, who will arrive to-day.
He was born here and every year pays flying
visit to his old mother, who at eighty-seve
years of age is in remarkably good health. The
general % was persuaded this h N year to make his
ment was in progress and take part in the
exercises. He will be accompanied by his
brother, Col. Michael Sheridan, and will remain
two days. The town is profusely decorated
with banners, each bearing an Inscription COM
plimentary to Gen. Sheridan. The road Lead
Ing to his mothers home is overhung with
banners and bunting.
The RIVAL RoADS.-Mr. A. &. Rose, the
general agent In New York OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, has made the following an
nouncement "In consequence of the arbitrary
action OF the Pennsy lvania railroad the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad company have decided
| to decline to receive through freight for the
present. Due notice will be given OF the re-
sumption Of traffic" A dispatch from Phiia-
delphia says the Pennsylvania company yes
hereafter local rates would be charged on all
freights received from or delivered TO il at Bal
tmore. This action was based on an alleged
violation OF agreement by the b. q o. COM
pany in shipping freight TO New York over
other roads than the Pennsylvania.
->O~-
| AUGUST Spies TELLS HIS SroRY.-August
Spies, in his testimony In his own defense In
tie anarchists' trial in Chicago yesterday, de-
scribed the meeting OF the strikers ON May 3
near McCormick's and the disturbances OF that
day After the fighting he went To the Aybei-
ter Zeitang ofllce and wrote the article which
appeared next morning. He added 70 It the
word sBlood." He admitted that he wrote the
| revenge circular, but claimed that he did not
write the word Revenge. He saw q copy Of
the circular closing with, "WOrkingmen. come
armed" He said he could not attend the meet
ing unless the line was taken out, aud Fischer
was sent to the printer to have the line taken
out He went TO the Haymarket meeting with
Schnaubelt He denied having been In the
alley with Schnaubelt OF that be lighted the
bomb
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THE PRESIDENTS VACATION.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland will leave Washington
either on the 18th or 18th OF August tor the
Adirondacks. TO be gone for u month, If not
longer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Th,, New York Stock Market.


The following are the opening and 500 p IN. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to H. H. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
a. m, 81; a. m, &c. III a. m., 76 y. H., 81;
maximum, 50; minimum, "a.
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Flynn's Trick on Squire.

A NAVY OFFICER RESIGNs-Assistant Engi-
neer E. II. T. Babbitt has resigned from the
navy from to-day
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PROFESSIONAL

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livery hddei my ystery revealed Finds lost or buried
treasures or mines Receivers stolen property Insf
friends Gives success in business Removes a fan
Il! M .dVuoi causes speedy marriages. Brings sepa-
Iateo tosether Never fais Gives picture of one Won
marry Ali IN trouble this ciairyoyant C,res
sickhtss SAtisiaction or No pay. . to o. Open Sun-
day. 2U5 Pennsy ania ave betveen d., ~, II ~.
- 90 80.
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jy3O WARTS AND MOIFs
i1hRSONS SUFFERING FROM CANCERS
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LABOR NorEs.-Thcre is no change In the
cotton mills strike at Augusta, "a. To-day Ia
the last day Tor the factory weayers % 20 lack
to work. III they do not all the mills will shut
down this aftcrnoon.-Ail departments OF the
Salmon Fails cotton mills at Dover, y. H., ex-
cept the weaving, started up in iuil yesterday.
No striking wcayers have rcturned.-The
Para Rubber Shoe works at South Framing
ham, Mass. opened yesterday to allow the
operatives 10 finish up the work left over last
Monday. They will reopen permanently
about August l6. During the progress OF re-
pairs all married men VIII be given employ
Inent around the yard.-Ncwman Perkins
opened his currier shop HI Peabody, Mass, yes
terday, and thirty men went To work, each OF
whom had been hired individually "a strong
movement Is in progress among the German
tailors' assemblies Of The Knights OF La Dor
toward requiring women tallors 10 Join tho
order.-Ine eighty iron workers employed in
the Tloga rolling mill will resume work this
morning after an idleness OF several weeks.-
Mr. Frederick Turner, general secretary Of the
Knights OF Labor in the United States, Is in
Richmond, Va, arranging for tue next semi
annual meeting OF that organization, which
takes place in that city in October next.
SWELLINGS, sprains and bruises are no longer
feared, st. Jacobs Oil cures them prOmDtly.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

A DIVORCE CASE DISCoNTINUED-Mr. N. III.
Miller has discontinued the divorce case "
Nathan Horn against Posie b. Horn, the Polish
couple between whom a reconciliation took
place last week, as described in The STAR.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

ANNUAL C1os1se Our SALE
FINE CLOTHING,
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COM
In order to Close out entire stock Of Spring and
the dollar.
NO HUMBUG NO FALSE PROMISES
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good Business Suit At $3.50
better one at $780,
A4-Button Cutaway at $1,000. worth double
fine Prince Albert Suit at $l3OO
have full line of Coats and Vests at rs per cent
iess tnan they can be bought for elsewhere
seersucker Coats and Vests from Sl.25up
Odd Coats in Mohair and Alpaca, from 81 .25un
odds and ends in Cashmere Suits 25 per cent less
"hat they cost to manufacture.
Boys and Chldren's Suits we sell you 20 per cent
less what they cost to manufacture
1900 pair Odd Pants from 81 .25un
Give us a call and be convinced at
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
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LIQUID Bread,

LIQUID BREAD,
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Possesses the highest merit II is manufacture drum
tne choicest materials, and combines the most paar
4Dle qualtles OF refreshing drink with the lnvlgOr
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true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir-
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tTiai 70 be pleasant and complete substitute for
an an aicohoc drinks, most which TOO stimulating
lCr r0encatecOnstitutionS.
mn,ba1s the beverage Par Excellence for nursing
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"Inengrhsns nngt and nytgorates the entire system
,s6Is says: Liquid Bread refreshing nourfshng
Mole beverage and a wholesome invigOrating tonic.
peiatable TO the taste and of easy assimilation"
a., rank James, Ph. D., NJ D., ST. Louis, after Analy
cls says lts low percentage of alcohol its etervea
cence its taste and odor all combine to re.
commend NchosODs Malt Extract as being q most
nishng beverage, and the best article OF the sort
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WIN MUEHLEIaEN,
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RAILROADS.

"ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROADCo
Schedule in effect August l, 1885,
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. & p station,
9th and B SITS. as follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m daily except Sunday
aud 40 p m. daily, arriving a. Round Hill IL IA
H. and 7:l9 pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
at Gus a. ~ daily and at 81 daily except
day. arr1vlng at Washington $40 u IN. and 54S pm
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets $40.
r. BELL.
au1O Superintendent
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RoRBERIES REPoRTED.-J. X. Kilinan re-
ports stolen from his stable OF harness,
valued at SIT. NJ. buckingham, 1928
Pennsylvania avenue. reports stolen from his
money drawer $5.
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MARRIED..

SwELLING5, sprains and bruises are no longer
feared, as St Jacobs Oil cures them promptly.
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DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS, 9O6 Il
\ 81 - W, appeared before and made oath that
he l. The Oldest Established Expert Specialist this
elty, ana Will guarantee all private
Disease oil men and furnish medicine, charge:
CONSULTATION and advice free any during The
Cay. Subscribed and sworn before me by Or
BHoIH ERS. SAMUEL e. MILLS, "A Notary Public
au.lms
lk AND MADAM WILSON Il'go PARK
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lshec 800 Special treatment fOr aaleS desiring re-
liable services Advice free and confidential aut;6ts
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specific. contains Gunne: Iastee,s and barIn-
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jyl5-IuI< "
NINE DE FOREST LONGEST ISUED .NT,
AVA reliable IaGes hysici2n. can be consulted taily
al hr Residence lS45 4th 81 NV. Office hours froIa
Ia PM, with Ladies only IyIoIms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BCT~rI.E =
ANA or two Of DR. BROTHERS Invigoratinr Cor
cLti Jill any OF debility and Ios.
OF nerve power II imparLs vlgor the v hole So
tem- SOD Il II. Aw. iyS-Im.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS
4 fAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATrORNEY-AT
SLaw. Practices ia all the Courts Office 4e0 nn
s saina ave tBarbour Law buiIding) Residence 1889
oen 81 hM. apS-6m
~ IL MILLER kATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ANs Rooms aud 4, Gunton Law Building
412 Louisiana aven0a
ReSfceNce olo 81 NV. mh20
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Posi- CHAPLAIN JOSEPH A. POTTER has been
relieved from duty in the department of Ari-
1ona, and ordered to the department of Cali.
-
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HOW He Came to Write the Famous
Aetter-He Tells an Interesting Story
OF the Way He Secured His Appoint
ment.
NEW YORK, August 1O.-The hearing before
mayor Grace of the charges against Commits
s1oner Squire was continued to-day. The prose-
cutlon ended its case yesterday. The mayors
once was crowded with anxious spectators.
Inc announcement was made early that
Maurice b. Flynn would appear and testify.
g. Ingersoll and r. s. Newcombe. Commits
sioner Squire was the first witness sworn.
:, He testified that he was appointed commits
sioner OF public works on December 81, 1884.
he mad known Hubert o. Thompson since
1883, and was afterwards introduced to Mr..
Flynn: He formed an intimate acquaintance
chicago convention. On returning to New
York he was more or less engaged in trying to
bring Butler and Thompson together, as Thomp-
son wanted Butler to support his nominee
The first time the proposition was made that
witness should be appointed commissioner of
Thompson's office. thompson said: II think
you can be of service to me-" said "how?' He
sa1% oq % are aware that politics are very
man as commissioner of public works whom
we dont want, and we have stopped IT, Edson
me and has desired me to get behind him and
his nomination, pledging me at the same time
that If elected he would nominate me as COM
,IiSSioACi VI puDuC WOTkS. IrdCc haS .sOuo
back on me and I won't have it. said "let
me know what you want and will assist you. J"
HIS OLD sCHooLMATE EDSoN.
Thompson then advised me to go and see
Mayor Edison and tell him that we had been
schoolboys together. / called on Mayor Edison
at his house on December Oath. 1884, and said
to him: Mr.. Mayor my excuse for calling must
be found in the fact that have message from
Thompson" told him what Thompson
had said and referred toour old schootteacher,
b. f. Perry, of Boston. The mayor had not yet
understood who Thompson had wanted made
commissioner, and he said: Who is the man3''
81 am the man." was my reply.
The next day was Christmas, and dined
with the mayor (Edson). and he was anxious TO
know If l would talk with his brother-in-law.
l told him that didn't want to talk with Col.
Wood or any one else. After that, on the same
day, met Flynn and Thompson at the Worth
house, and after conversation Thompson and
went over to the Hotel Brunswick and entered
the reading room. There we talked about con-
sulting with Charles p. Miller as the most plant
man in New York in case we should require
legal advice, and as a man who had his finger
in cyery Die.
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SPECIALTIES

Nj ME- BROOkE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOP
EE All business confidential Ladies and gen.
ESnien 90 cents each. 4OS street, between 1th and
o,h streets northwest my610Ys
iSiLks-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
a rect treatment without the OF knife caustic
y, y, usature Cure guaranteed Can he consulted IS
ZiS 90 ST NV. from 70 U pm ap2rlIms
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Secretary Mannikx.s Health.

HE HAS NOT YET DECIDED WHAT HE WILL DO
NEXT OCTOBER.
A STAR reporter had q talk to-day with Mr.
Thomas ]. Brennan, private secretary to Secre-
tary Marning, who has just returned to Wash
ington from a visit to his chief at Watch Hill,
concerning Mr.. Manning's health, and the
probabilities of his returning to the depart
ment in the early fall. Mr.. Brennan said that
health and spirits and gaining strength every
Hill.
"Mr. Manning" he said, .'eats well, sleeps
well, and shows no traces OF his recent illness
except q little stiffness OF mis- right leg, which
as the Secretary gradually takes nc re exercise,
is wearing away. The Secretary never was a
rapid walker, and the slowness of his gait has
been increased by his long confinement and
this stiffness, SO that persons seeing him casu-
ally, for a moment or two, naturally speak OF
him as showing evidence Of feebleness which
does not exist, and to this trace the recently
published stories concerning his physical condi-
tion. Mr.. Manning's mind is clear, sound and
vigorous, as it always was. His utterance is
distinct; he converses with ease and without
taxing those who listen to him"
"You may say added Mr.. Brennan, "that
any talk which finds its way into print as to
or not coming back to the department in Octo-
ber is simply speculation, as he has not vet
made up his own mind what he shall do. His
physicians, in whose hands he has unreserv0dly
placed himself, advise him to wait until cool
weather before reaching any conclusion On that
subject and he will watt
SOLICITOR GENERAL JENKS SWORN IN.-Mr
George 3. jerks, the new solicitor general, en-
tered upon his duties this morning and also
relieved Mr.. Maury as Acting Attorney Gen
eral, who has been performing those duties
since the adjournment OF Congress. Mr. jerks
took the oath OF office before Gen. Ewing the
appointment clerk, and visited all the offices of
the department.
PosT CHAPLAIN JOSEPH A. POTTER has been
relieved from duty in the department of Ari-
soma, and ordered to the department. of Cali
fOrnia
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CAPT. ANDREWS AND HIS DoG.-Capt II. W.
Andrews, OF Sumter, S. c., aged 96 years, who,
last year, walked from that place to Boston.
Mass, and returned, is again i'm the city en-
route for Boston again for the purpose OF hav-
ing his life published. The captain is hale and
hearty, and is accompanied by his little dog,
Fido, who after the long walk from Sumter is
quite frisky. The captain having calculated To
be by this time in Connecticut, where he asked
remittances to be sent, has been delayed some
what by rains, and his money run out forcing
MIN to call upon the police to-day ior aid. The
old man will be assisted and will leave in the
morning
Evening star., 1886-08-10

LEAVES ExTENDED.-The following second
lieutenants have been granted one months ex-
tension of the leave of one month already
granted them: II. C. Newcomer, corps engi-
neers Chas l.. Potter, 9TH cavalry; j. f. Nc
tillery; Chas. T. Menaher, LIST artillery; VIM. Ii.
Camp, 18th infantry; Harry Freeland, Sd in
fantry; Geo. d. DeShOn, 23d infantry; c. NJ.
Petit, Sth infantry; A. d. Miskern, both infan-
try; G. q. Walcutt, jr., Sth cavalry; Wm H.
Bean, I'd cavalry; D.J. Baker, jr, 18th infantry;
=; A. Poor, 10Th infantry; E. w. McCaskey,
Trout, 9th cavalry; E. S. Wright, 9th cavalry:
w: Ii. Hay, Sd cavalry; B. b. Shattuck, 9th
Frier, 18th infantry; Geo. b. Duncan, 9th in
fantry; D. E. HALEY, LIST infantry, ana VIM. G.
Elliot, 9th infantry.
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

I1oR SALE-6O FEET FRONT On NEW HAMP-
j shire ave, near NJ st. Lot property on 10th st.
~ f. fronting ON 10th Good inn provements. A. p.
HILL & co, 1888 ST. aul0-lw
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CHARGES AGAINST NAVAL LIEUrENANrs.-
Charges of intoxication and general miscon-
duct against First Lieut.. Bergman of the bar
racks and First Lieut. Quackenbush, OF the
Marine guard of the Juniata, were investi-
navy yard yesterday. The court consists On
Commander Robson, president; Capt Mclean
Tflton, judge advocate; Lieut.. Hunter and Conn
mander Ludlow. The New York World today
says: The accused officers are both popular
young men who feel their position intensely.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

THE LIGHT INFANTRY To Go TO ATLANTIC
CITY.-At a special meeting of the Washington
Light Infantry corps last evening ii was decided
by q vote of 81 TO 53 to hold the annual en-
campment this year at Atlantic City. The
corps will leave here on the night of the Dist
inst, returning the following Monday week. 1t
is expected that over hundred members will
go, and it is the intention TO take the I'd artil-
lery band. Col. Moore was authorized to ap-
point q committee OF five to arrange tor the
proper observance OF the fiftieth anniversary OF
the CORDS next month,
Evening star., 1886-08-10

Oh DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES
ELECTRIC vOLTAIC BELT. and other FIxf-rp,,
APPLIANCES We viii send thirty days' trial to
men, young or old, who suffering from Neryou,
Debility Lost Vitality. ana those diseases personal
nature resulting from abuses and other causes Speedy
relief and complete RESTORATION health yiyor ,1
manhood guaranteed SEM at once for iuustrars.i
pamphlet, nee. AdareSs NOLIAIC BELT CO. Ma.
shall. AlcD nlSU-eo
Il DK- BROi Frs ; the oldes. Established aiyer-
tssiny Ladies Phy sican in ths city Ladies' you can
confidently consuls Dr. BROTH EisS, 9O6 IL 81 = w
Particular attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar to
ladies, married or single. All successfully treated.
iy2-lno
Evening star., 1886-08-10

LEAVES OF ABSENCE IN THE INTERIOR De-
PARTMENT.-A statement prepared by Capt.
Hassler, the appointment clerk Of the Interior
department., shows the number of days of
partment during the calendar years 1SS4 and
1885 In 1854 the number OF days was
1O3, a24, and in 1853 SS,356, a difference OF