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Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
The Marquis In lard Lines.

From . private letter from friend u
London learn .ha. the Marquis d Lrsvlss'
a powdered and laced guy whe was ~
laughing sock Of New York for several -
sons, is In . sad way. He IS, indesd. ahssa
reduced 70 working Tor living, ard b Es~-
ins moro ani moro destitute h nay - -
membsrsd that b was ths a@A1ssd h1sban1
Of Ms Frank Leslis, who 4af0As4 -
against many Of the good ss1nS1 -
local Journalists with mach piE8 - -
She finally thzvv him osss, ~ ~ hss q
ths cold and cruel werA H wuGe1 49,
80 pounds, vors cng1 - - -
wtiakess snd ustnchaI 100 UunS sha1al
an G1ovO - - - - - =
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St. Louis Grain and Produce.

st. LOUIS. August 70
Flour-Qulet, unchanged; xxx g 2o@2 - family
So 4OG2 s.; choice. 81 SOFAS TO- fancy, s. 1905 50;
extra fancy. So etGS s.; patent. 81 oo(yi %
Wheat-E Receipts. l5 7c shipments, r. 100; In store,
3900o market weaker No. red, cash, ,Gia
September, ,6s<GIaB closed 11IS asked
Corn-No. mixed cash. SEA bid; September. sos
Oct Ss1sa.aS4.
Oats-No. Z. cash, 25l1 Sept %; october 20.
Rye-No. . cash. 3iGsl2lt
Bariey-No market;
Iead.Dull; refined 81 So; chemically hard 81 5,]4
i}utter-Quiet; creamery, i.92S; dairy, l09lS.
Ecgs-Firm, il1sGi2c.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 10.
Professionally so y.
I4ard-Firm; ST. 50.
Receipts -Fioour. 600; wheat, 1896 corn. 32,eJc
oats, 1860; Rye. 300; barley. 200.
Shinunents-Flour, n0eG; wheat. 1850; corn, SOC
oats, S,0G); rye, none; barley. none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

Cattle Receipts, ISL. shipments none; fat stuff
strong and shade higher; range Of good quail
ty steady: common tuli; choice. 81 ga sf eoni-
mon 10 medium. e SlezS 5; stockcrs, g. y
40 -; feeders. !: Ss13 ~. cows, 81 5Sca =;
grass Texas steers, s. $tatS ~
Hoss-Re-ceipts. 1888; shipments issS: choice.
firm Others steady: good to choice. 81 SfGs -
common 10 medium. 81 1894 =; skl,s AID pigs
s. mi IT, -
coo-'to choice s. sfsS 81: common t. medium. s. :.
a. -.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
New York Live Stock.

n,
Beavcs- Receipts including g. car loads for export
We're 451O head making $3.50 for the week demand
was weak and trading very slow at decline or w ICE
rr 100 pounds ordinary prime steers sold at 30
IS per hundred POUNDS; extra do al 55e5 TO- Colo
radc and Texas Steers $50. 81 indian cattle $50
81
Sheel,-Receipts. liifr; market dun and weak at
IS % ci 20 per 100 lbs Tor sheep and s. Uc6 % FOR
lambs.
Hogs-Receipt. $40. market slow and steady at
UslS5 - per cwt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO August 81.

CHICAGO, August o.
r,at.,e-Recepts 1900: shipments 1890; market
strong and active; good to choice butchers 81 .93
~: stockers s. coos ~; bulls anti mixed 81 o3 80
shipping steers s. COOS %, through Texas cattle
81 5oa3:a. -
Hocs-Receipts. I2,oae shipments 400 mark
strong; good butchers to best heavy s. sol .,
packing and shipping. SedS5lO light, % .oesi ~
Sheep - Receipts. 4.p0: shipments. lSO: market
stead; natives 81 COCA %; western, s. ulS 80; Tex
ans. 81 - lambs. 81 0Oal5 90.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
OLD JOHN BROWNS PLAN.
What His Son Owen Says OF It-Causs Of
Its Failure.

What His Son Owen Says Of It-Causs Of
Its Failure.
Los Angeles county, which IS more than
three-fifths tho size of the state Of Mssachu
sets, is not only noted for tho variety Of its
products the hoalthfulness of its climate and
the beauty Of its scenery, but it has attracted
numbers Of celebrities, many OF whom have
remained to make it their home. Among
others Los Angeles county has three Of the chill
! d1er OF old John Brown IS residents "Old Ossa-
wattomie" was the father of twenty children,
and three of them, Owen, Jason and Ruth,
with Ruth's husband, named Thompson, have
| located about twenty-five miles from here. l
was in that part of the country not long since.
| Owen is q man 62 years Of age and has never
married He is said to resemble his father,
has white hair, small eyes and grizzly beard
covering all the lower part Of his face. He
dresses slouchy and either affects to be or is
eccentric He says he intends to build him
a hut on the summit of one Of tho mountains
where he expects to pass the remainder of his
DAYS. He was with his father at Harper's
Ferry, but escaped with the party that got
away. In conversation he was generally
very communicative.
! The apparent folly Of the attempt Of tho
! few men whom his father led at Harper's
Ferry to iberate the slaves being referred to,
he said: "My father certainly had no idea of
being either captured or killed. His plans are
not generally understood. If they were his
scheme would not seem foolish. lie had
studied that whole region for years most care
fully. He was thorough mountaineer, and
he had learned all about the Alleghenies.
| There he intended to find retreats high up i'll
| the mountains, where ten men were match
for thousand. Having many Of these places,
| he would raid a settlement, carry OFF the ne
grces and retreat to the mountains If pur-
sued, each fort would defend itself to the last,
then retreati to the next, and l believe that
100000 men could not have overcome him,
once established as he planned. He did not
expect to destroy slavery at once by q gem
| eral uprising; he sought to harass it, cripple
tin short, to make slavery SO Improbable
that it would be abandoned. He failed at the
beginning by staying too long at Harpers
Ferry n-California Cor. ST. Louis Republi-
| can
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
81. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. August 80.

n.
Cattle - Receipts, 1869: shipments, 600 market
Arm; good 10 choice shippers. 81 S6yi .; com
mon tofair 50 6jeSi ~ butchers steers, s. JDGl =
cows and heifers 50 259S3 -; through Texans, s. .
90 p; Indians. s. 5ocI3 IS.
HoSs-Receip;s 1900; shipments, CSC; market active
and strong; butchers and best heavy, 81 o@5 10
mixed packing 81 406oi -; light, 81 leeli %.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1orD narkei
steady and unchanged 81 25&5i p.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
Illinois for Anderson.

JUNCTION CRY. Kan, Aug. Cool.
Jesse Harper, of Illinois, made speech
here today in the interes. Of John A.
Anderson. About f75 men, women and
children were present. szra -t-5s.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

Horses, COWS, wagons. bugSies- Norman
stallion, stock OF general merchandise. S%9,uni
stock OF clothing, IL horse power engine
and th.eshing macine two valuable patent
rignts' shares IN several good growing in west
ern KANSAS. several good preemptions and timber
culture claims in the Garden City land district farms
nd town property III sll the eastern and southern
states, also western Kansas land and a great many
vacant lots in western Kansas towns all To trade for
lots ia Wichita or improved farms In SctswtcS. But
Ter Cowley, sumner and Reno counties VIII Trade
for mortsased property. Three good improved farms
10 rent FOR 1851 We make specially Of trading. II
YOU have anything trade sell bring the cesSrip
ton 10 our oi,icr: YOU trade. Town lots
for sale on credit. Ofice SIG East Douglas avenue up
stairs front room REiNAN SABIN.
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Ne so,., ,a,e of rtocar. today wer. N,s4o sh~es.
New York Grain.

NEW YORK. August 80.
Uneraded red, s3a9s1 No. red, s6s4 elevator SIS
delivered. -,
Corn-Spot lots shade higher; options lower. clos
ing stendy; Ungraded 4e5ls; No ASA; elevator al
5I4 90 -,
oats-inoderative active. mixed western 1898
white western, 36sGfs
Barey-Steady
Butter-Frm; western, 10912M.
Cheese-Firn. western, 159rl5hs.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh, 15A.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
Counterfeiter Caught.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 3o.--Wm Wand
sor, of Vermont. one OF the leading coun-
terfeiters in the United States was caught
near here last night in barn
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
N-NV. sST-t.F
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Whereas satisfactory notice has hsen transmitted
q the comptroller uf the currency that the capital
stock uf state National Rank ~ wichita. " icfita
Kansas has hceu increased IN the Of forty eight
thousand dollars (SsSUt in accordance with law and
the provisions of Tie of May 1874 and that he
whole amount Of such Increase has been paid In ana
that the paiG-up capital stock Of said bank
amounts the OF one hundred thousand ccl.ars
tSlstul
New il is hereby certified iha, the cepital stock Of
the state National B2l % " chit Kansas. afo-as
said has been increased aforesaid IN the sum az
iorty-egh: thousand dollars, (S.sut. that said In
crease IL capitol has been paid iI.o said bank -
srt i the csl.tai stock thereof, and thaI The said
Increase Of capital As approved By THE comptroller
OF the currency.
In witness whereof hereunto afiS Ey c1itciai SIC
nature and seal OF Office.
- '. 7. SNYDER,
{srAL} Deputy and Acting Comptroller:
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ArOthe: Victim.

CHICAGO, Aug 30.-George Nenn. !.
farmer, injured by the powder explosion,
died this forenoon. making The second
death
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Railroad Bo,ds-very dnll and about steady.
In stocks. marcel again extremely dull and there
was nothing except advance in sterling exchange
rates which had any influence on values. Stocks
generally Arm early in the day, but yielded be-
fore noon and the OF prices was generally
lower but the differences are for small fractions
only.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

yVANTED-A Young man from the east wlshcs
w cp,rlovment IN Wichita; ehsracifng and insuf-
ance preferred. Address T. j. X. Eagle once GSiot
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

VIyANTED-By September lst two unfurnished
w rooms suitable for light housekeeping for man
and wife, within ten minutes Walk OF posto'Iice.
Call at No s1r2 n Lawrence ave. or address D. >.
t5eochv Wichita Kan dS56t+
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w s., u -. etrnet dSi6t+
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FOR RENT.

NyvANTED-To loan at lowest rates. sl,noo on el.!
w ,, sAiu i.i ~. tt5.aSpPst dS)tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

yyvANTED-I5y middle aged gentleman having
w the highest references to character, posi-
ton as salesman in lumber yard or clerkshlp III
an attorneys or q real estate office, In all OF which
he has had experience Address call on Ii. Rennie
-four feed ana seed merchant 3l9 Douglas ave S66t
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

VyvANTTD-Parties wanting ncndinS done or an =
w description, either ladies' or gentlemen, VIII
find that special attention is given 10 such woiI 2,
w c. I. u. rooms. co'-o'
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

Y>OR RENTING have for rent a new room house
located on one of the incest sreets or the clA ile
minutes walk from the postoiice. Ali modern con
venences Possession given. sept loth or oVn is
n F. Niederander. "'o-o'
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% -! s 3 :: 3 s :. ! 81
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

Il VI 49, dS9-6t-
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ANTED-Bookkeeper and business men To
w tnoyy that the National Accountants Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement oi
flrsi elias, men and women for positions az pooh
keeners and accountants. Business men VINO want
efficient help and expert bookheepers VINO can SS
we'll hy addressing us Office for the state o haiisas
nj the Sou; hwestern Business College, Nichta nan
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

VVvANTED-Bo arders at the northeast corner OF
w Third and Lawrence ave. "-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

100000
OST-A gentiemans finger ring with black
4 lonyx setting The finder VIII be noerally re
warded by leaving IL at room $. Zimmerly building,
90 / nouylss ave oS7 81
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

VIvANTED-I3y a young man, n position as Clerk,
w salesman or bookkeeper; have had i've yeors
experience and willing TO take anything az statt-
FAN'''0'o - - 80 dSS-6tr
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31

voOR RENT-six rooried house with cellar, on y, VA
i co ST. No 1918 one block from sirtel carr " n.
rc,f n,r;ly furnished; one room reserved Tor Two
hoariers VIII take rent IN board. Address ~!
hon
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


Tho chain-gang viii commence weed
Ing the public lots OF the city to-day.
Fall and winter services at 50. patricNs
Church will be held at Z, % aud II o'clock a.
m. and ycspCrs at 4 p. m.
John Scott, colorcd, aged -, fell from
au outgoing b. & o. train last evening,
fracturug his skull and Jaw
The Light Infantry returned at mid
night last night from their trip with the
merchants to piney Point on the Excelsior
The Spngerbund reelected It's present
officers last evening with the exception Of
the secretary, Mr.. CARL, who declined the
position. Mr.. A. Lcpper was elected to
the vacancy.
Willie Putche, aged 6 years, was run
over 10y a horse aud wagon driven by an
unknown man Saturday evening at Seven
tCcnth street and Pennsylvania avenue aud
seriously injured.
The Columbia Fishing Club left on the
steamer Sue yesterday for Mundy's Point,
Va, to hold their twenty. y.iirst annual fishing
encampmeut The following composed the
party: Mcssrs. Conrad Kaufman, James
Lowe, John Smoot, +. W. Bergman, Walter
Cox, Henry Fry, Joseph Shane, George
Kaufman, Edward Mattern, John VI.
Becker, W. J.. Riley, John Sinclair, Jacob
Rotn, George Eckloil Charles Schegel,
George Jucuemann, George Miller, John
Foy, Charles johnson, George Zurhorst
and Frank Lewis. members. and Messrs.
Rothschild, John Clark, Shallield, Colmsn
Frank Senscny, John Wagner, and JOSEPH
Beck, substitutes.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT NEWS.
Matters Occupying the Attention of
the Local Authorities.


The Commissioners are considering the
question of uniforming the stationkeepers
Of the Police Department.
John Miller of Four-and-a-half street
and Maryland avenue has requested per
mission to run siding into his coal
yard from the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad at that point.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have notified the Commissioners that
they will adopt the suggestions Of the Com
missioners concerning the syn track, with
respect to the speed Of trains, etc.
Treasurer Jordan has submitted to the
Commissioners his estimates us eX-ollicio
commissioner OF the sinking fund OF the
District, for the expenses of the sinking
fund Office and for the interest on the
bonds.
owen O'Hare John II. Crane and other
business men on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets have petit
toned the Commissioners TO lower the
grade OF the carriage way and cutters and
sidewalks on that street at once, or sub
nit estimates therefor for next years
work.
The report OF the Inspector of Marine
Products for last week shows that there ar
rived at the river front 6,470 punches of
fish Of various kinds nlnety-two sturgeon,
10 Spanish mackerel, l2O OOOO clans, 80, 800
crabs, 4s0 bushels OF oysters, or these 1871
lunches of fish We're condemned, 8, 100
clans, G,l60 crabs.
Major of Police Walker has called the at
tention of the Commissioners TO the fact
that Special Officer BrockenborJugh was
fined by the Police Court for making an ar
rest of his beat, lie asks for an opinion as
to whether these officers can make arrests
outside the limits prescribed in their com
missions.
Building permits have been granted to
j. X, Warren TO erect dwelling on X
street, between 18th street and Connec-
ticut avenue, to cost $l2 ,0O0 j. y. Hutch
inson, dwelling on First street. between
q and II streets, to cost $4,000, w. +.
Lewis, two frame dwellings on Sixteenth
street, at "Rosedale,n to cost 81 600; Geo.
Zeigler, a frame dwelling on Meridian
Hill, TO cost 5000 j. b. Slack, a frame
dwelling on Bennings road, TO cost 5000.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
nIh lnmininn Nntea.

The exhibition of the Baldwin District
Fair Association will open at StauntOn
October IL, and continue four days.
A large union prayer meeting was held
at Danville yesterday afternoon, and $500
raised for the Charleston sufferers.
Quincy A. Balm, on trial In Sussex County
for the murder Of VIM. Z. Balm February
27 1856, was acquitted last Thursday
The labor convention which meets at
Richmond to-day, will decide whether or
not to make Congressional nomination.
The Richmond people are all pleased with
the reinstatement of Colonel Craighill as
engineer of the James River improvement.
The Tobacco Exchange building at
Petersburg, together with Beckwith &
Co.'s drug store, was destroyed by fire Sat
urday morning.
At a place called Horse Pasture, in
Henry County, yesterday, an alteration
between a man named Richard Bausman
aud j. T. Darlington, editor of the Martins
VILE News, resulted in the death Of Baus-
man by pistol shot.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
Wcst WnshInrtnn.

Mrs. Whelan of p street has returned
from her Northern trip.
The Misses Bessie and Annie McGowan
Of n street have returned from Colonial
Beach.
Mr.. Trunnel's funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence OF his mother, 81 Frederick
street.
Temperature and condition of water al
"A. m: Great Falls, temperature, 73 con
dition, 36; receiving reservoir, tempera-
ture, IS; condition at north connection, 36;
condition at south connection, SO; dstrbu-
ting reservoir, temperature II; condition at
intluent gate-house, 80; condition at eilluent
gate house, SO.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
East Washington.

"A watch valued at $50 was stolen from
the Office Of MIR II. l.. llinklc, at the corner
Of lirst aud NJ streets northeast, Saturday
night.
There was d false alarm OF fire at 1890
o'clock this morning FOR small couilayra-
tiou at the corner Of Third aud B streets
southeast.
"A Slight fire occurred In the stove store
Of William Is, Msiclc, on Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, to-day, caused by d can
Of oil being s,t on a match.
Mir George \. Bohrcr highly re-
spcctCd citizen Of the cusirrn section Of the
city, is lying Il ugcrously 40 from paralysis
at lis residence, conner Eleventh aud q
streets southeast.
AS Mr.. Z. II. Wilkersou was cleaning
his revolver at his house, 1912 Eleventh
street southeast. lust saturday night it ac.
cidun,ally went OF, shooting his wife In the
check iulictiug slight wound.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
ncnth OF Ilr. Uro.I,Y.

Dr. Albert II. Crosby of Concord, n. H.,
died of apoplexy yesterday morhing, aged
IS years. In 1862 he was assistant surgeon
Of the Columbia College Hospital in Wash
ineton and was subsequently detailed as
surgeon Of the Thirteenth Regiment, Vet
eran Reserve Corps. He had been q mem
Der Of the local Board of Pelsion Exami-
ners for many years and sixteen years ply
sician 70 the State prison.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
IseaI Estate Sales.

Several good real estate sales were made
to-day with large number of smaller
sales, showing that business is opening up
FOR the fall boom.
Mrs. Ida 7. Plat has sold to j. w. Sin
clair three large lots corner Twenty third
and VI streets northwest, aggregating
1879 square feet of ground, the consldera-
tion being ST., ,3l0.
Major John I. Arms has sold to Lewis j
Davis, for 80 600, ten large lots ON Dela-
ware avenue near y street southwest.
MIS- Virginia b. Bevan has sold Joseph
Paul two lots in Mount Pleasant, one
being lGl feet by 92 and the other 100 by
$50, the consideration being 5000.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
A ouartermasters Troubles.

General Rufus Saxton, in charge Of the
Government depot at Jefrersonylle, Ind,
has recently deposed five of the slxty-two
employees at that post, and has about 400
applications for fifty-seyen positions on
file. To Courier-Jourlal reporter he said
81 have never questioned any Of the en-
ployes with reference TO their politics
Most persons imagine that the appointing
power Ia in my hands, but this is an error
The changes are made through the Depart
ment at Washington.n
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
MY. wnrren's New House.

Mr.. j. X. Warren intends to build an
elegant residence on X street, between
Eighteenth street and Connecticut avenue,
which will cost $4,000 The house will
have frontage OF 2Gl feet on X street and
will be 43 feet deep. 1t will be three stories
high, with basement, and steep-pitched
roof. The architect is II. Y. +. Wendell,
and the builders are Graham & Co.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
The New swcdcnborgian Pastor.

Rev. Z, D. Daniels Of Toronto, Canada,
who has been called to the Swedenbor.
gian Church in this city, preached in that
church yesterday. lie will remain here
until next January, when he will 90 to
Texas on missionary work for three months.
During this true Rev. Jabez Fox, the
former pastor, Will occupy the pulpit
Mr.. Daniels made a deep impression upon
his congregation yesterday 10y his sermon
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
Marriage Licenses Granted.

Marriage licenses have been granted to
Thomas Gurley and Mary A. Wallace;
Cader B. Graham of Norfolk, Va, and
Maggie l.. Turnburke; John w. Weller
and Elizabeth McKenney; VIM. W. seitz of
this city and Violet l.. Miller Of Fairfax
County, Va; john Covington and Ann
Patterson; George A. Davidson and Marie
Aschenbach; Albert L. jackson and Minnie
Aschenbach; Wm. IL. Francis and Lucia
Collins John Z. Morrow and Myrtle l..
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
south Washington.

"A large envelope collection was taken
up at the services at st. Domlnlc's Church
yesterday for the new school aud hall In
South Washington.
--Jamcs Moore aud T.. + Pywcl' were at
tackled by Adam Balzer Of 33G Virginia ave
nue. southwest last Saturday night. He
was arrested 10y Onlcer Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay of this section have
gone to Montgomery County, Md, for
three weeks.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06

A stock of over 500 stoves and ranges has
been received at Smiths reliable in5tallmcnt
house, from which you can select and pay
for In easy weekly or monthly instalimonts.
No. 452 Pennsylyania avenue northwest
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
WASHINGTON CRITIC
AMllsrMENrs rO.NIOnr.

AIbaugh's oporH-Houso.-"m china
Ninth strcet.Opera-HOus katherine
Rogers.
Biiou Theatre n. S. Wood
Barton & Logan's.-"Wiid Bill"
Athletic Park The Roller Coaster
Panorama second Bull Rum
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
Nnichts OF Labor Exeursion.

District Assembly, No. %, Knights OF
Labor, gave an excursion to Baltimore to-
day. The excursionlsts did not go in O
body. They took different trains, both by
the b. and r. and the b. and o, roads. 1t Is
estimated that at least 1000 people partici'
pated In the excursion. They will return
this evening by different trains, as they
went.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
Heyie,y ~ Coiored ygnsous.

The 8 o'clock train from the South this
morning brought in a number of members
of colored secret societies, consisting of
Mount OlIvet Commandery from Richmond
and st. Marks Commandery from Peters
burg, Va The visitors were received by
Simon, No. /; Henderson, No. 3, and
Mount Calvary, No. A. communicates of
this city, and escorted to Carson's Hotel.
At II O'Clock parade was held on the
Avenue, the Communicates marching to
Van Ness Park, where festivities were In
season and he Communicates reviewed by
the Right Eminent Grand Commander,
John J.. Hickman, and staff.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO Rk!LWAY

(t.EAVE j. IL +. DEPOT, SIXTH AND B S'rS)
1065 a. M.-For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Daily except Sun
day.
the West, daily except Sunday. FREQ
Observation Car from Charlottesville.
$50 =. M.-For the Virginia Springs and tho
West. Solid train, with Pullman sleepcrs
TO louisville. Pullman service to Cincin-
natl and ST. Louis. Fast express daily.
11;O0 L. M--Nirginia Springs Express, daily
except Sunday, through Pullman Buffet
Sleepers, Baltimore to White sulphur
Springs.
For tickets and Information apply at @. b
o. Railway office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
and H. & +. Station,
II. w. FULLER,
General PASSENGER Agent
The Washington critic., 1886-09-06
Denth oc R, n, Trunpcu.

Mr.. Richard IL. Trunnell, a well-known
citizen of Georgetown, was found dead at
10o'clock yesterday morning on the floor
of his office. The Coroner decided that
an inquest was not necessary, death having
resulted from natural causes.