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bloody Fighting su Beus.ss


Four hundred infantry soldiers were dis
patched In haste from Dublin 70 Belfast yester-
day, and more soldiers will be sent to-day.
Yesterday morning rioting broke out I'm Old
Lodge road. and the police were obliged 20 fire
In order IN disperse the rioters. In the after
noon the rioting was renewed with great
violence. A panic 10 seizing the peaceable In
ha5itants. The total number OF killed 10 six.
aud nearly 200 were wounded. Inspector Gen.
eral OF Police Reid and his escort were at one
time put 10 flight by the rioters. The stone
throwing WAS In some instances so heavy that
the soldiers were forced Ia clear the streets by
charging bayonets, the riot act having prev
iously been read.
UNoFFENDING woRKMEN, WOMEN AND 0aRLs
wANroNLY ATTACKED.
A London special cable dispatch to the New
York World, August z, says: Rioting continues
at Belfast. A number of brutal outrages on un-
Offending persons were committed during last
night The first occurred when the ship car.
penters Were returning from their work al
queens bridge. laborer named Francis Gall
lsgher was dragged by some workmen of the
wall ON which he was sitting, but escaped o. a
wooden house close at hand, where lac locked
himself In. However his assailants burst open
the door and inflicted severe injuries on him.
In Lower Henry street a similar onslaught was
MADE on a laborer nom Portadown, who was
stabbed In the left side. The doctors Of the
Royal hospital, 10 which he was carried on q car,
tishdeaIer IN na mouhe very DANGEROUS; poor
dreadfuily pounded In Lime stree so alarming
was ner CONDITION when conveyed to the Per-
lersnlii police barracks that IL feared she
would die She, too, Was transported 10 tho
hospltal, where she rallied. Another woman
was similarly treated I'm Gardner street But
the most atrocious attack OF the kind WAS on n
girl named sarah Young. As she was returning
rom work she was set upon by "A number "a
young men ana women, knocked down with u
STICK and beaten until She became Unconscious.
She was then dragged along by her hair some
residents attempted 10 take her into their
house, but her assalants dragged her out again
into the street, where they left her almost life
less. Three young men who afterwards came
up carried her into shed, where two OF them
remained with her, while the third climbed
over back wall, and, escaping the mob,
condition. Two other girls were subjected to
even worse outrage The Orange mob stripped
them naked, and one OF the crowd either acct
dentally or Intentionally, scalded them. This
last outrage, which has been telegra phed me by
Belfast correspondent has not appeared An
any Of the English papers.
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LOVE EPISODE IN THE PRINCES MAN.
SIoN.-A London dispatch W the New York
Sun, says: A genuine love episode in the
prince OF Wales household mas attracted "A
pleasant degree OF attention. Mr.. Robertson "A
personal attendant OF the princess, has been
seriously iii AT Windsor for several weeks. A
tirewoman OF the princess, when the illness
seemed likely TO result fatally, declared that
She loved the sick man, though she had pre-
Nlously rejected his addresses. The result was
that she Was married TO him while he lay
seriously Ill, nursed him 10 recovery, and after
ward the princess organized q household fet0
In celebration OF the happy event.
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The NEW POLITICAL PARTY NOT VERY DAN
GERoUs.-A dispatch from Indianapolis, Ind,
August z, says: The projected new political
party is likely to die in its birth, because Of the
failure OF the knights of Labor to go into it, The
knights here are disciples of Mr.. Powderly.
The delegates elected TO the coming convention
are tor Powderly's reelection, and they do not
favor the scheme OF going into politics on the
scale proposed by the projectors OF the new
movement. Ii the knights give the cold shout
der, the coming September convention is not
likely to be largely dangerous.
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THE POSTAL BUSINESS FOR THE MONTH OF
JULY.-Returns from twenty-six OF the larger
post offices in the country, received at the Post
Office department, of the sales Of postage
stamps, stamped envelopes ara postal cards,
show an increase OF about per cent for the
month of July as compared with the sales for
the same month last year.
SUSPENDED OFFIcIAIA-In cases where the
Senate failed to confirm men nominated to
take the place Of suspended officials, under the
law the suspended official resumes ONCE at the
end Of the session, unless further suspended
brought up in the Treasury department. in the
case OF John Menshaw, the suspended steam-
boat inspector for the third district. 1t IL
by again suspending Menshaw. This action
Will probably be taken In all cases that may
arise
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English Land Buyers and the Cutting
Case.

NeW OK Sun
The embrOglio between the United States and
Mexico over the imprisonment by the Mexican
authorities OF Mr.. Cutting possesses peculiarly
strong interest for q large number of English
men who are specializing in land in Northern
Mexico. London syndicate recently pur-
chased enormous tracts of Mexican land lying
along the American border at a price varying
from nve to ten cents per acre. Mexican agents
In London declare that subtle representatives of
these English spectators are fomenting war
between America and Mexico for the sole pur-
pose of forwarding their own selfish interests.
Ihey know that the result Of an annexation by
the United States OF any of the northern dis
tricts OF Mexico would immeasuraby enhance
the value OF their holdings, and they are pull
ing their wires accordingly. Besides Cutting,
there are other TOOLS conscious and unconscious
who are being used with good effect ip disturb
Ing the hitherto peaceful relations OF the two
great republics
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THE FATHER OF TwENTY-FoUR CHILDREN
David Gossard, OF Washington county, Md. is
celebrating the birth OF his oath child, bounc-
ing 13-pound baby girl, who has been named
Frances Folsom Cleveland Gossard. Number
was inaugurated, was named after the Presi-
dent. There are IL boys and 9girls in the lam
lily, but they are not the children of one mother.
Fourteen were by the first wife and ten by the
second.
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MORE BRITISH MEN-OF.WAR SENT TO CAN
ADA.-The British government has decided to
reinforce the fleet on the American station, to
allow OF more vessels being employed in the
vettes Pylades and Tourmaline will loave for
that station shortly.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS. AuctioneerA

WEEKLY SALE OF
dOSSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, FRENCa
PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, PARIOR SUITES'
MALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SEIS'
MARDROBES, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS
WASHSTANDS, NJ. 7. TABLES, EASY
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, BEDDING, STONES,
KITCHEN REQUISITE dc., TOGETHER
WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
HOLD GOODS
soRREL MARE GOOD woRKER). WAGON
AND HARNESS
AT AUCTION.
IN TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST TENTH, y
Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell salesrooms, 9th
and d streets northwest, q general collection OF
Furniture, &c 1t
NOTICE-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
~ Pound, corner 23d Ct and New York avenue
northwest, at ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. TOMORROW,
one Bay Mare impounded from tile southwestern Sec
u9n OF the city, and remaining unclaimed.
BY order of the Health Officer.
SAMUEL EINSTEIN,
mi
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Desertion of Paw Clerk MYERS.

HE LEAVES THE q. 8. 8. IROQUoIS WITH
$4,000 BELONGING TO THE SAILORS.
The Navy department has received informa-
ton of the desertion of John 6. Myers, Of this
city, clerk to Paymaster Doyle, from the
steamer Iroquois at Peru. He left the ship at
Callao, it is alleged, taking with him about
$4,000 belonging to the sailors, for which he
LETT notes. In letter he left he announced
that he wanted TO get to Washington, aud that
he would pay back the money. His wife, who
lives with a small family of children in East
Washington, near the navy yard, has received
a letter from her husband, in which he said
that he was coming home because he did not
like Paymaster Doyle. Navy department OFF,
ciais, however, think that he has no intention
OF returning to America, but has either re-
manned In Peru or gone to some distant parts.
Myers is well known in this city, where he was
first employed by Paymaster Doyle as a clerk
upon the receiving ship Wyandotte when it
was stationed here some four years ago. He
stayed on that vessel about three years, and
then Mr.. Doyle took him to the Iroquois. He
had always borne good reputation here, and
was considered worthy of trust.
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RETIRED.-Pay Director A. II. Gilman, of the
United States navy, was placed on the retired
list TO-DAY.
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II ACROBES RANGES. FURNACES AND MAN
L. TEIS ~ Low Prices Am Koonns and Johhing
promptly done Ost prices
yexo-oul Gk1 K GAEIREIL'S Sl5 7th Al m NJ
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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION FRAuDs.-The
following prisoners, convicted OF violating the
election laws last October, were sentenced in
Kelly, 500 and ten days in Jail; Dave OBrien,
one year in the penitentiary; Joseph Ryan, six
months In workhouse; John Brummagen, one
year In penitentiary; William killcoyne. two
years in penitentiary; John p. Evans, two years
In penitentiary.
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ANOTHER OF DE LEssEPs' SCHEMEs.-M De
Lesseps has engaged in another enuerprise-the
Fertilization OF the Tunisian desert The gov.
ernmcnt of runis refused To acccde TO DE Les.
seps proposal TO construct "A canal from the
Miitelmeer, turning the desert into an inland
sea. He Is authorized, however, 10 sink arte-
sian wells for irrigaiing purpose, and also TO
construct SO much OF his proposed canal system
AS would lie between the Gull OF CaDes and
Rasmahares. III the expected supply OF water
is found DE Lesseps will receive grant OF loo
hectares of state land Tor every Cubic meter oi
water raised minute,
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from Yokohama, under date OF July 22.
state that cholera is raging In that city and
in Toxic During the i've days from July Is
averaged over 100 daily, with a mortality OF
fifty per cent.
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ARBITRATION REFUSED. Huntsville
(Mo.) coal miners have prepared a circular set
ting forth their views on the strike begun May
i on account VI the reduction in the price of
mining from 81 cents To SO cents per ton. The
miners proposed arbitration, but the employ
ers refused, and a prOtracted struggle will en-
sue.
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WALTER b w1LLIAMs& CO., Auctioneera
ROBE. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, DIN
coT k02M GHAIRs HAIR SEoTH ~ Ri
H&F aEzss WAk HEfH1sshs
0SC ,i A. NJ. we shall sell at residence No. $50
housekeeping articles.
aue3t WALTER B, WILLIAMS CO.. Anc,a
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
a ZIP AUSCsT TENTH and THIRTEENTH
au94t WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
RREssELs s1S cAKPE Hsi MATTiSSs. PEsKs
COOLER COOLER t &C. &c. &c MoAEs' cHAiHs' WATER
On WEbNEs Sd " MsokN1NG, AUGUST nth
salesroons will sell. the highest bidder for cash
the above goods. BY order OF
au9-2t Asst. Secty, u. S. Treasury Dept.
THE HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY
On NJ wlil Se sod at auf9r On the prs~Ses
1885. They are located in the famous Warm e:aH
s hS1e sSo fsei aSass see Level
with the Springs. The waters are a noted remedial
has much and nature has been prodiga in beau
tifying the place. This very valuable prop
erty with capabilities for large and profitable expan
sion.
For descriptive pamphlets circulars, maps &C., ad.
dress the auctioneers oUARLEs 4 MctURDY, OF
n. w. BOWIE,
jy15.19,22, 29, au2 s. 1916 Richmond, Va
nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING ON SEVENTH STREET Elk
TENDED, HEAR GRANT AVENUE, COUNTY
By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing e.1N
date on the twenty-frs CID day of April, A. D. III
1884. and recorded in liber LOTS folio 244, ct GR
seq. one of the land records of the District OF
ba and at the request of holder of the note Sc.
Of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY
OF AUGUST, A. u, 1885, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p,
M. the following described real estate situate In the
county OF Washington. District OF Columbus, to wit:
of B. III: Warmers subdivision of parts Of lots sixty
three (63) and sixty -four 84) of Halves subdivision
OF Mount Pleasant as recorded In nber c. j. IT,. folio
40 or the office OF the surveyor OF Washington cOun-
ty, ID. ca together with the improvements, &c.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash; balance in three
equal payments payable in six. twelve and eighteen
months Purchase notes to be secured by deed of
trust on property sold and bearing interest at
chaser. deposit of 800 required at time of SALE
All conveyancng and recording at purchasers cost
terms of sale not compiled with within seven
GO days from date of SALE the property may be resold
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement
MAHLON ASHFORD, n.,,,+..u
jy19eod JAMES H. SMITH, Arus'eeA
AI THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ELEVENTH, A. D. 1885
same hour and place.
MAHLON ASHFORD,1 r.
y3l-m,wf&ds JAMES III. SMITH, A"s'eeo
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THE VESSELS Of the European squadron have
been ordered to rendezvous at Genoa, October
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PROPOSALS.

I)koPOsALs FOR CUT GRANITE AND BLUE
SION r. FLAGS
Onace OF building for state ar aud Navy Depart m
WAsIiINSzOS. u. e., August Sth, 1886.
epafale sealed proposals for furnishing. eating and
oehNtTIus tne cut Granite and The Blue stone Flags
t9ieu iof the ai.frOaches of the West Wing
,Sis ior state. War and Navy Departments in
anis Stty: VIII De received until TWELVE. NJ. on
IHl RsDAf, the TWENIYSIXTH DAY OF Az
ISL. 1850 and opened Immediately thereafter In
sestincatois. general Instructions 10 bidders and
Vank iorns o. proposal will be furnished To esIap-
..shtu SIaLaits ana blue stone
this office. THOS fIZCnI y ftFaSEV
aoe.Io,Il A-.<sN-o Col. Corps Of Engineers.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.@Saturday night w. o.
Brockman, OF Huntsville, Mo-, concealed him.
self near his bee hives to guard them from
thieves. His SON came out for the same pur-
pose, and mistaking each other for thieves, both
hre0 and both were seriously wounded.
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EHE ESSEzsE NAsE s$uEE
s5sS1 sgzS ffSz! fsssi
Trains leave Washington from station corner of Sixth
For r,tsburu a Snd ,b s1sees' as follows
Line $50 A NJ daily to Cincinnati and s Loa a..
e Chicago WIN Sleeping Car Altoona 70 Chicago
S'1S Sleeping Cars 9 to ch say
at with wesssra
through ,sg seepers for LOUISVILLE and St. Louis.
sSsousn sax ft'sSsss
For F1s AND RoToMAc
3So daily except Saturday with Palace
For williamspoft. Lock Haven and Elmira, at $50
A; N. daily, except sunday:
Ses and 70 ans sS e and
ted M ESQ 81 4S 1ooq pa sHa
For Boston Without ehsnse 800 ssIe Every day.
5sTssy City with boats Of BrSokyn AFFORD
For Phila , lax 5;15, 300 and loo A. NJ 200
'os & sss $50 ssS + dsy
isS sl s s 20 sss ss ss
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 715 A. NJ. 1905 and 4:23 daily.
except Sunday. Sundays, 900 A. NJ, 4:l5 r. N
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 600 7:O5 9:25, 1855, and ll:35 A.
NJ, 200, 4:25. 4:35, col sos and i 81 r. NJ on
SUNDAY at 600 800 1885 A. NJ. 500 2. NJ
For Richmond and The south 500, 1885 A N. daily
and 4:35 p. NJ. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, sos 500
tOOO, 1910 A. NJ loo $685. 3:23 $40. 7c)5
and 1912 T. NJ, ard 1910 midnight Except Mon.
day. On sunday at 500 and 1910 A NJ; 7:O5,
1O:42 p. NJ. and 1910 night
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and Mt
the station. where orders be LEFT the CHECKING
OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. h. PUGH, General Manager
j. R WOOD, General Passenger Agent. jyI2
w ASHINli,ClN OHIO A y Al
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JouN MILLER.
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAT.

SOUtUWESt:
1910 l4th street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
SQAL by The cargo or carload at wholesale . rices
IN DLINt and STOVE WOOD of ali kinds
CCAL a.id "a W Ed and SPLIT WOOD kept under
cover on plank floors. ~
Large and wellassorted stock of LUMBER Fine
Lunoer ana loorInS kept under cover.
orders promptly delivered in any part of the citv
without Charge for iau.ing
estimates cheerfully furnished
Cur Depot being centrally located and adiacen, Tn
TIE ROAD STOCK Is handled at small cost ing
a-NInl,Aes Ia estimating especially for Lumber or
Coal In large quantities 70
Long experience, ample facilities. and competent
ASSISTANTS warrant The belief that satisfaction will be
given those who may favor us with Their na,
which Is respectfully solicited. iyi7-3m
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MEDICAL, &c.

DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. 0O6 b
Il ST. . W.. appeared before me and made oath that
lie /, the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city, and Will guarantee in all cases of private
disease OF men and furnish medicine or no charge.
consultation and advice free at any hour during the
day subscribed and sworn before me by DR.
BkOTHE RS. SAMUEL L. MILLS, a Notary Public
III and for the u OF c.. this Sd day Of July 1855
au1 -lm<
nR. AND MADAM WILSON, nos PARK
TRACE, llth St., between and SITS. ne Estab-
shed lo,o Special treatment for ladies desiring re-
liable services Advice free and confidential aut6ts
MALARIA. CHILLs. FEvERs, POSITIVELY
AvA cured In to u hours by 'PrOmptine" marvel
Gus specltc contains no qunne: taseless and harm
less OF druggists, soc. Promptine Co, Buffalo, n Y
jyl5-lms
NINE DE FOREST ESTABLISHED AND
AVA reliable Ladies physician. be CONSULTED daily
al her residence. l2Io 9Th NV. Office hours frnra
1 10 . p.hh-' Win Ladies only jylO-1m*
Nj NHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTI, r:
WI or two of DR.. BROTH Frs Inyigorstipg Cor
ula VIII cure any case OF nervous debility and loss
oi nerve power. Ii luparI5 visOr the whole svs-
tenn oOo u 81. sw jy71ms
IL HA9 NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
a DIR bitOl HERS 5 the oldest Established adv er-
Using Ladies Ply stefan in this city. Ladies' YOU can
confidently consult DE-. BROTHERS, SOC Is St s. w.
faftcular attention paid TO all diseases peculiar to
ladies married or single. All successfully treated
Jy2-lm
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Monday, wednesday and Friday. 4 u far as
Nomini Ferry and Leonardtown and all intermediate
landings d Make all landings every trip
gu cents ty27-1m
n Al L Y Ii N E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE L "a x and Lazy OF THE
r1Rsr:cfass EAkf, s. a kS SisS in RIP 50.
Lssfy sG AZ s s,sse Hhss{
hfs sla On ana Uha5
Leary stops at Piney Point and Cornfeld Harbor
going and returning. and ON Saturday at Colonial
and wh
with steamer Ariel for Richmond. Va. and Old DO
secure rooms and tickets the b and o. Offices.
1851 and $40 Pennsylvania avenue and Knox's Elk.
checked from hotels and private residences For fur
hss s 81 ss e the offices
rates goes into effect Monday. 2sth. je25
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
CAPT. w. C. GEoGHEGAN
wharf ST. Every Every
SUNDAY. pm. and baltimore every FRIDAY, al
Stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat.
uI Hppy 0n 20 ana must DC RTsPsad BRO
mh1O-6m 18th and Pa and 7th st. wharf
IfOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
-. NEW IRON STEAMER ls ,"WAKEFIELg
b beayss sns ssrsss wharf on MONDAYS THURS
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY D. M touch,
Ing NJ River Landings as far Eomlni Creek Curri.
Is, d y. r r. at shepherds. See schedale.
JOHN b PADGETT. Agent.
y w. hLDAEf, Manager fe3
INFECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
IL. Frs JOHN GIBSON and E G KNIGHT leave
M; 9Th q. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING Freight At lowest rates ana
Mt VERNON MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Mt Vernon At 10 O'Clock q m: rets5rnina rSsnctSs
Washington about $50 p N.
sel6 L L BLAKE, Captain.
n ENTLEMENs SUITS SECURED
" AND PRESSED FOR IL
CoatS 30 cents. Pants % cents Vets IS cent?
Altering and repairing done In best manner
Goods called for and delivered
X. l. HAHN
7O5 9th st NV.
j21-2ms and a. N. Calvert st.. Baltimore
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The NQv York Sfnck Mark of


The following are the opening and 800 p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire TO II. II. Dodge. $50 10Th street:
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WOOD AND COAl.

Oh nnn Tons OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
~ OOOiof sale, comprising every desirable
rety, al the very lowest prices kindng and stove
9ou prepared IN The best manner. Quick and prompt
delivery. sand III your orders
Office Ills Pennsylvania avenue
Brarch Offices, 32S Pennsylvania avenue and ofah
and Il streets northwest. ~
Depot and W hari, 9th and Water streets southwest
au1-sSm q r So
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WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAII
w ROADC Co,

w ROADC
Schedule in effect June 90 1885.
Trains Will leave from and arrive at b. & p station
9th and stS as follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m daily except Sunday
and 4:45 p IN. daily. arriving at Round Hill IL Al
NJ and 7:19 pm. Leave Washington $50 o. M
daily except Sunday. arriving at Vienna 1913 D. no,
Returning trains leave Round Hill at 6:uS a. M daily
and at 5:l5 p. NJ daily except Sunday. ar irving at
Washington $40 a m. and 5:4S p. III.
u onthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets $26
je22 superintenient
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E8EI18E18mGs
From the New York Herald.
One result Of the late elections In Great Bri-
tam is an increase Of Catholic members of par
lament There are now four Catholics sitting
for English constituencies, the largest number
since the passing Of the Catholic emancipation
act in 1929 In the late parliament Scotland
had one Roman Catholic representative, Mr..
Macfarlane, one of the members for Argyleshire.
Mr.. Macfarlane, although he represented the
crofter interest In parliament, was not equal to
the forces arrayed against him Ct the late elee.
duke and the unionists carried the day.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

LNOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at Z a NJ. as far as
Nomni Ferry and Leonardtown and all INTERN ediate
landings Make all landings every trip.
You can go TO any landing for rs cents Staterooms
on cents jyZ7-1m