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THE MI SSuT5
rr.,n. To-. rs 5 ktFEGT jT1Y liTH. 1855. I-' l.
For Pilsburg and the Wet Chlcaso Limited EXPIRES.
S"T so # and al 1a.
with sleePing Cars from harrisburg to Cincinnati.
W ShlsaS sseb aaPress s,s d, 3o NJ daily,
HaHsSaIs vim wesisra h1p seanef sisE
Pacific Express, 1000 p. ~ daily, for I1,tsburg
and the West. with through sleeper Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
f0f He aM"H d,,Ig R9cheser Buffalo Nissara
Cars Washington TO Rochester.
For "Iia,nsport Lock Haven and Eimira. at $50
For New lork aud the last. 7I5. 600 and II 900 A.
300 a; N. zoo, Alb. 1910 and TO 5" p III
Limited Express OF Pullman i.arIor Cars, Gao A.
For Boston without change 2'o p N. every day.
For brook,yn, ~ Y, all through trains connec, a,
ing direct transfer TO Fulton rect Nv gliding double
For Pailadephia. 7:I5. 800 and HOO A. NJ. 200
a aI5 oH1 1880 and lI:2o ?. NJ. On sunday.
Limited Express. $40 a. II. aud S.5U +. N daily
except sunday. '''
1906 800 500 AIS 3:s 40 900 900 10 ioSJ
and 4 :2of NJ ON sunday. 9:ts,. y:5O Il 100 A n:
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:I5 a. NJ and 40 p N
daily except sunday. 49,
For Annapolis. .:l5 A NJ, 1905 and 4: p NJ daily
except sunday. sundays 900 a. NJ, AIS r. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ale. ria, 600, 7o5. o25, 1885, and l,:ss A.
NJ. 2Uo. 40. Ado, 6Ul, Sst5 and / 81 p NJ ON
Sunday at 600, 9:25, 1905 A. NJ sos p M. VIZ
For Richmond and the South, 6.DO 1890 A. AZ daily
and 40 r. NJ. daily except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for W ashington Coz S,lO
tOoO 1910 A. LOO 3:O5, 3:23, $40, 7.O5.
aud lO:22 +. NJ, and l2:IU midnight Except Mon.
day. On sunday at 500 and lOlO A. Nj: 7.O5.
lU:42 r. NJ. and 1910 night '
Tickets and iniorma al the Office northeast
DER OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and AT
the station. where orders be lett the che, XII NJ
OF baggage " destination from hotels and resdepce
CHAs. T. PUGH. General Manager
j. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent. jyl2
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THE ATLANTIC RUNS AHEAD.
The Yacht Race TO.day-The Puritan
Misfortune.

The Y8cht Race TO.uay-The Purit8n'S
Misfortune.
SANDY HOOK, 1855 p.m.-The yachts are
standing south. The Atlantic is ahead, fol-
lowed by the Priscilla. Puritan and Mayfower
in the order named. The Priscilla is closing up
with the leader. The Atlantics light sails do
not seem to draw we'll while the Priscillas are
filled continuously. The breeze does not ap-
pear to freshen and it is feared that 1t will die
away entirely.
THE PURITAN DROPS ASTERN.
HIGHLANDS August 25, 40 p.m.-The Puri-
tan has taken in her spinnaker. 1t looks as if
she had carried it away. There was tug near
her. She has dropped to the stern of all the
rest.
1:5O p. m.-The Mayfower has passed the
Puritan and is pushing through the water at a
good rate OF speed. In the past ten minutes
the wind has increased to fifteen miles,
and there is some chance, il it holds for sue
cessful finish. The yachts are down below Sea-
bright. The atmosphere continues haZy, and
the fleet has passed from view.
TURNING THE STAKE BOAT.
SANDY Hook, $50 p. m.-The yachts turned
the stake boat off Ocean Grove as follows: At
lantic. 2:2O-3O; Maytiower, 2:22; Puritan. 2:23;
Priscilla. 2.C4.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET NORrHWf ST, No 1928.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated the eth day -
OF september A d. 1854. and duly recorded in iiiH
Iber No 1890 folio 80, ct sea- of the land re- E.s2
cords for the district of Columbia. and by direct
OF the party secured thereby will sell at public
auction. In front Of the premises TUESDAY, the
THIRTN-FIRSr DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1856, at
the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following de-
scrbed real estate situate in the city of Washington
District of Columbia to wit
Parts OF lots five 5) and seven I'd square elghty-sx
(s6) beginning Tor the same at the southwest corner
oflol i've t5). thence running east sixteen 90 feet
north seventy (1O) feet east one % foot three tS)
inches north sixteen go feet four az inches west
seventeen ls feet three (3 inches and thence south
To the place beginning, improved by a hree-story
and basement brick dwelling house but recently put
in thorough repair
Terms Of sale One-thrd Of the amount be paid In
cash. the balance In notes at six and twelve months
with Interest at SIX cent TO be secured by deed
OF trust on the property or all cash AT the purchas-
ersOpton. deposit of % will be required of pur
chaser at time of sale If terms of sale
piled with in seven days from day of sale. the TruS-
tees the right to resell the risk and Of
tie defutng purchaser after days notice through
OF the newspapers of the city aforesaid. All
veyancing and recording al purchasers Cost
WALTER q. DUCkETT.
Cor. Penna. ave- and 22d st. lr-rs,o.,
THOMAS j. LUTTRELL, A'uslees
au19dts 1880 Penna. ave. NV
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAn

RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY Both. 1886, until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner of New
For Chicago 1000 am and 1910 pm daily The
1000 a-m. q Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
cage next morning al s:55 No extra fare Is charged
this train for last time.
pm and 1910 pm. with through coaches and Pal
nee Cars to sSys points without change;
Louis. arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:4A
ST Louis GAO pm No extra fare is charged on this
r For Pittsburgh at 1000 m and s:b5 daily to
ior aud Stepping Cars 70 PitIsbnrsh. WIN A0"" fA
s, For Ly1eh6urg Natural Bridge. Lexington and
Sleeping BIdge y ory
For Lexington and Local Stations $40 W.. daily.
and io.,s ~; i2;lo, l25s 3i5 !45-minnte train,
On Sunday a sd and 166 @
Am l:25, lSO. $3.50. 4:4O, $40. $40. 7'OO, s:25.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Washngt, to New Orleans $50 p. m sleeper to
be ween iSIit more aud Wilmington $40 p. daily.
For AnnapSs GAO and 1910 and 4:aO pm.
For Way stations between y ashington and Balti.
and ii SI pm e on SUNDAYS s6 M and iaS $40
4:4O 900 and l Loo pm. For stations ON Metropolis.
pm daily; 4:4O IN. daily, except sunday for princi-
pal stations ON Metropolitan Branch $40 m. daily:
on sunday stops NJ all stations For aihersburg and
intermediate points lO:U5 In. 1890 and lI:2O m
daily, except sunday. For Frederick GAO 4 IN. and
4.4O p daily. except sunday.
For Hayersiown 1O:OO a. and 5:3l pm daily, ex-
cept sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily. 600. 72O a. m,
1I5 o:3O and 1880 pm. Little Rock Expr
From Vim ngton and intermediate points north of
Bait more, ll:l5 M.
From Annapolis $50 am. and 80 and SOS p. M.
Sunday, 1885 am, 6::}5 pm
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 7:2O a
M daily. and $50 D. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S25 a m
and .: Pun. daily, except Su day
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40,
$3.50, 20 900 300 and 1870 m, l2:l5 2:O g. T.
4-2O D. 6:3O, 1:4. y and IL 10 D. NJ. sundays g. 40
.:20, 300 and 300 am 80 2;3O APO 800 $50.
$40, and i LOO pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station,
except l:2o, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further niormston apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Characterization Station 6l9 and
1901 fennSylSania avenue. corner Of l4th street
where oriers Will be taken baggage be check
and received at any point in the city.
b. DUNHAM. c. K LORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore Tau23l g. r. A.
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Washington stock Exchnu~c

Inc following changes from yesterdays ouotst,ons
OF the Washington stock Exchange are noted io,iay-
u = Is, coupon. l26 bid. 1904. askei a : a
,eg,,tered l2o hid l26ls asked ao-year fund 3-ssS
asIs, currency lls1s bid. llp's asked, Washington
sas, 3NAs bud, S9is asket. National Inion ms 3oi
nid Arlington lns, l67 asked Farmers ana Me-
clianiCs bank. Georgetown, 1872 hid RIA Isfa,,
litle insurance. lOs bid. prnn lei Co. asa. hid
mort bonds 80 bid ~ ' W. - a. na's
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Col. Rtckctss viii Accent

WrLKEssBARRE, PA, August 2S.-Ool r.
Bruce Ricketts, reached here This morning from
North mountain. He was AT once seen by An
lated Press representative and asked ~ q
his acceptance of the nomination OF lieutenant
governor. He stated that while he had not
sought the nomination and would have pre-
ierred To have had IL go 10 some other person
yet coming 10 him as II did he could do nothing
else but accept
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

LNOUR NEW TWOS TORY AND BASEMENT
Il PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELLINGS ON N
81 RET. NEAR FOUR-AN ID A-uALE STREET
SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDA AFTERNOON. AUGUST 20
TWENTY-FIFTH. at HALFPAST FIVE miH
O'CLOCK. We will sell. In front of the premises. r.
Houses
Nos. 334, $3.50, 33S AND $40 n STREET y. W.
Being new two-sory and basement press brick front
dwelling Six rooms iatrobes ranges, water, gas
and sewerage.
The houses are entirely new with modern conve-
nences situated in one Of the best locations of the
southwest. suitable for comfortable homes and make
and four years. notes to bear at six cent
payable sem-annuaIIy aud to be secured by deed of
trust or ali Cash, at option Of purchaser. deposit Of
soO required on each house at time Of SALE Convey
ancing. &c. at purchasers cost. Terms TO be COM
piled with I'm ten days. otherwise risk and
cost OF purchaser alter five days advertisements in
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. Q.
Title good and houses open for inspection day OF sale
aul9-d DUNCANSON BIO :, Auctioneers
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THE PURSUIT OF THE APACHES
A Dispatch From Gen. Mt,e..

Adjutant General Drum has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Gen. Miles.At Fort Hua-
chuca, August 2Sd: Lieut. Col. Forsythe re-
turned to this post yesterday from FronteraS
He reports that hostiles are In the mountains
some distance from Fronteras; that the Next
can authorities were 20 answer Geronimo's
overtures yesterday; that the Indians were APP
prehensive OF rIckery on the part Of
the Mexicans. I am informed by Gov.
Torres that he has directed his officials
to offer only terms OF unconditional
surrender the same as our officers require. All
report the Indians much worn down and tired
Capt I.awton's command II In good condition.
Indians to surrender, and have every conf
dence in his ability and untiring energy. Should
he force them near our line our troops viii as
stst him." The dispatch IL dated August Gath.
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! III / i e. /. E., ,31 $oS$ 81
sS II N 4 E e. $s I'LL E
M. ~ 3 + 9TTS L I'm :.
Ss5
a
STOCK TAKING IN FEW DAYa
STOCK TAKING IN A FEW DAYS.
EXTREME vALU@

THIS WEEK:
10 cents hand made Torchon Lace. 8 and inches
wide were Is cents
10 cents, Gents pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 2 inch
hem, were 20 cents.
2cents, TOothbrushes, were cents.
~ cents, Embroidered Felt Tides 1Sx21 inches,
were "a cents.
10 cents Leather and Canvas Belts. were Is to 80
cents
20 cents. 4inch Sash Ribbons, all colors were 80
cents
80 cents. Ladies' Isle boot pattern Hose were 40
cents.
"a cents, Fans feathers both sides bone sticks,
all colOrs, were 81 "a.
81 cents. Ladies' fine Striped Lisie Hose were 70
cents.
cent, Initial Bangle Bracelets were cents.
"a cents, Tourists Leather Satchels. we're $1.24.
Is cents. Embroidered Top Null Ties were % cents,
20 cents, 4-row Cork Bustles. were 40 cents.
for % cents Ladies' Embroidered Initial Hem.
stitched Handkerchiefs, pure linen. were 10 cents
cents yard Ruchings, all colors. we're cents
$229 Ladies' Heavy Black Silk Hose. were $270
40 cents. Zynolite Cloth and Hat Brushes, were -
cents.
AZ cents, Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, IL inches
wide were So cents.
el.24 Ladies' open work Isle hose, were Sl.0a
10 cents, Pels Corn Solvent, were IS cents
70 cents, Nurses Aprons. Lawn, wide tucks and
embroidery. were 80 cents.
30 cents Plate Glass Hand Mirrors wvod and
leather back, were 40 cents.
% cents, Childrens Embroidered and Lace CollarA
were 3S cents.
SO cents. Sinch Black Watered Sash Ribbons, were
CLIO.
80 cents. pure Silk Gloves. were 80 centa
20 cents, initiated Felt Schoo lBags, were $1.24.
70 cents. Gents Hemstitched Embroidered Initial
Handkerchief. pure linen, were % cents
40 cents, Ladies' Isle boot pattern Hose were 90
cents.
"a cents, fine Leather Belts were 40 centa
Sl.4S, 11-inch Black Watered Sash Ribbons, were
$l.69
40 cents. Gretchen Dresses, pink and blue were SO
cents.
80 cents, Ladies' Fancy Striped Isle Hose. were
$1.24
$l25. Childrens Caps, fine embroidery full ruche
were $l.65.
~ cents. Corset Covers, Cambria, square shape
double ruffie Of embroidery, were 95 cents.
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DIED.
FAUTH On Tuesday. August 2$th, 1885, at 1880
am- JULIUS fAuTH. aged sixty-Ihree yeArs.
Passed his sune-ings,
Passed his pain; II
Cease 10 weep,
For tears vain.
BY Hrs CHILnREs.
Funeral Thursday at 4 pm Relatives and fr,ends
are respectfully invited 70 attend
FLYNN. On Tuesday, August 24th, 1855, al lI:I5
M, ELLEN FLYNN, native Of County Kerry, Lrsr
land. aged dfty-ei eight years.
May her soul rest In peace
funefa VIII take place on Friday morning. Ct $50
H. nom Der late ree,dence, No loo Eleventh street
soutueast, tEence 70 proceed Peters church,
where requiem mass Will be said for the repose Of her
SOUL Relatives and friends Of fAmiy are respect
fully invited TO attend re
HAGER On August Path 1855, WILLIAM A.
HA0Ek, 10 the twenty fourth year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hefeaItcr
JORDAN ALIcE EMERY. wife Of Harry B. Jor.
Gan. ana daughter OF Robert w. aud Caroline T.
brown, oied 0:lo q N. Augud a, 1856, OF typhoid
kvef. In her tweutS seventh year.
We VIII niost again to part more
tunetaI rom her lass tesidepce. % Defrees st. n.
InursdAy afternoon ~ O'Clock FRIENDS respect-
fully invited 20 attend. &c
ASkiE On Monday, August $50 1855, SUSAN
A. Mck1E. mother Of Andrew a. johnson.
gunerai from her late residence. 7l6 Twelfth streq
northwest Thuzsday. August 26lh q 2 pm -
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BALTIMORE. Nm, August a5-vinu,ns. .,,o.
pRst-due coupons, 67Aai do. ten-fortis~ Az do nee
threes- oSl2 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nh. August 25.-Cotton dull and
Howard street and western super. 2 5oa2 g.r do
extra, 3.UoaB.05: do family q 95aa 30: ,lIy mill.
super 25oa5OO DO extra, 325as 90: do. iilo brands
'ooa+.o2; Patapsco family, 3D. do supcrlaIIys
and quiet; southern red. s5ass; do. amber ssn,l:
No western winter red, spot, sSLsa-sls; August
sSeaSSA9; september, sslsaSSA: October. s.sa,i,i,
Corn-southern noIninally lower for white: yellow
yellow, 5oa52: western mixed, spot, 5Oa!JoS August
Do bid september. ssa5Os October 30 bid steamer
3s old Oats steady and quiet-soutbern .aay.:
western white. Has; western mixed, 3laS3: Penn.
aud steady-priIne to choics western, loUsbal 4 -
Provisions firm. with far inQurt Mess pork
ll2oall. 30. Bulk meats-shouders and clear rlu
si1es PACKED aas Bacon shoulders, sas: clear 10
hrm-western packed, loal 3: creamery l,ia2l Ir.,s
higher aud active l3al4. Petroleum steady-refit,.d
tvs Coffee higher-blo cargoe,, ordinary 20 fair
bSaiole sugar hrm-A SON u. copper refined quiet,
liSal 20 treights 10 Liverpool per steamer higher
cotton, 5-32d flour, ls0d: grain, 2a:Sd Ileceipts-
hour, l3,SoS barrels. wheat 10000 bushels corn.
900 bushels: oats. D. loo bushels. shipments
4ss2oo bushels; corn, "a 900 bushels
chicago Markers
CHICAGO Ill, August %, ll:o0 n sn-wheat
Opened easy. with more selling. OctoDer dropping or
10 sS's, but large purchases then made ON a
renewal OF the var rumofs, and the market Ia now
October, 86.la Lard-Dctober, q. 20
-
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-rhe follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
) a. m, rs. . a. m, 60 "A. m 81; z d. M sti.
maximum, 81; minimum, 60.
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A RIG FIRE IL LIVERPOOL.

a hI1 = IhE II LlNEkFOOt-
LIVERPOOL August 25.-A IRE is raging IN
the block of warehouses owned by J. n Mellsr
den in Neptune street, this city. The IRE is ex.-
tending and IL is feared Will destroy the entire
block. All the property Threatened 10 well in.
sured. The firemen succeeded In gaining con
troll of the fire aud confined 10 TO the two uppe,
floors which were burned out 10 has been i'm,
possible rs yet 10 compute the loss. which =
quite heavy
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ANARCHISTS TRACED To CANADA.-Three OF
the members OF tie Chicago anarchists gang.
says a dispatch from Ottawa, have been traced
10 that city and seven OF them to Montreal
the lumbermen on the Gatiueau river A de-
tective officer who followed them has, IL IL
stated, returned TO Chicago for the purpose Of
securing extradition papers.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
WI or two Of DR.. BkuTHERs' Invigorating Cor
dai Will cure any case OF nervous debility and loss
Vi nerve power II imparts vigor to the whole sys-
tenn. AU6 st. au24-Ims
i Mr. AND MADAM WILSON, llO5 PARK
DPiace. l1th ST., between B and SITS. me- Estab-
shed 1880 Special treatment for ladies desiring re-
liable services Advise Tree and confidential. autI st
NINE DE- FOREST. LONG-EsTAB Bill SHED AND
AN1 reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted duiy
al her residence, I24o 7th ST Office hours from
10 y III, Win Laoles only. auZ i-lm*
hR LEON,
IL The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the CITY,
can be consulted daily AGA L ST. bet. Ala and 9Th
SIS. n. w.
prompt treatment. Correspondence and consuta.
lions strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open. auI9-IW*
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICrED THAT
DR BROI HERS Ii the oldest Established adv r-
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS, vU6 i; St l. W.
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar 10
ladies, married single ALI successfully treated
aul9-lm*
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 X
~ ST. W., appeared before me and made oath that
he the Oldest Established Expert specialist in this
disease OF men and furnish medicine no charge;
consultation and advice tree any hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn before me by Dr
BROTHERS, SAMUEL L. MILLS, a Notary Public
In aud for tue u. Vi e.. Ibis Sd day Of July. 1850
u1-1m*
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PREPARING FOR EvICTIoNs IN IRELAND
Troops are assembling I'm Kildare for the pur.
pose, It Is stated, OF assisting in the work Of
eviction during the coming winter. The au-
thOrities expect that the default IN rents among
the Irish peasantry this winter will be unusu-
ally great, and that the present force Ina Ireland
Will, unless much strengthened, prove totally
inadequate 10 the work VI protecting the inter-
ests OF the landlords.
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THE NORTHERN ALASKA EXPLORING PARTY.
Surgeon VIM. X. Van Reypen, Of the navy,
has received q letter from a member of the
northern Alaska exploring party, commanded
by Lieut.. Stoney, dated Fort .osmos, longitude
that the health Of the party was very good.
The weather at that time Was warm enough to
be oppressive. The coolest weather WAS $50
below zero. Lieut.. Stoney intended to leave
camp in o few days on an expedition to Poin,
Barrow, and expected to be absent two months,
over the country 70 meet a. the mouth Of the
river.
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CoMMoDORE WALKER, who 10 acting Score
tary OF the Navy, has been suffering from a
severe cold for several days. and yesterday he
was compelled to go home. He was Oh duty at
the department to-day, however. It is his in
tention 70 sail shortly for Europe, TO join his
family. Commodore Harmony will then be
acting secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Inc foilowing are the opening and 500 n m pri~~s
OF the New FORK stock Mark,t to-day q reported Nv
special wire 10 H. IL. Dodge. $50 l5lh street:
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News Briefs.

A large delegation of southern railroad ana
Steamboat managers and ticket agents have
arrived al Fortress Monroe, 10 hold u three
days convention.
Two explosions OF gas occurred at the Short
Mountain colliery. at Lykens, Pa, Monday
afternoon, which burned twenty men sariousIy
l.. Ludekens, of Aiken, =. g., and T.. L. shaw
of Charleston, were drowned while bathing al
Sullivan's Island, near Charleston, yesterday.
DIR. Z. A. Ward visited Litchhcld, Conn.,
county jail anu examined Robert Drakeley the
Woodbury. vile murderer, and pronounced him
insane.
Rev. A. V. Nepper a prominent Methodist
minister In the Rock River Wisconsin, confer.
eDce, has been expelled on account OF the mis-
app oprIation OF funds.
1T has been reported to the Boston police that
Joseph Field, "A rich widower, who boarded with
Miss Robinson, died with symptoms of poison
ing, after giving her 5000 bond for safe
Keeping. Field makes the tenth supposed vic-
tim of the woman.
Governor Lee, OF Virginia, has been invited
10 deliver an address oi welcome 10 the General
Assembly, Knights OF Labor, which meets an
Richmond OctoDer 4.
Catherine Stub, a German nurse girl living
in a tenement house 21o east Soth street New
York city, yesterday murdered her newborn
child and attempted 10 burn the body by set
ting fire TO the bed. The fire was eXtinguished
before much damage was done, and the woman
was arrested.
The governing committee OF the New York
stock exchange suspended Tor fifteen days Cli,-
ton >. Smith and +. Il. Hayens for losing their
tempers aud nghtiLg yesterday.
III Is stated tuat Sir Charles Dixie is travelling
In Canada and British Columbia under the
name Of j. Garnet fellow.
divorce case, after pending 16 years I'm the
courts or Allegheny county, Pa, has Just been
granted. There have been 100 appicat ions for
divorce made In that county during the present
year.
Messrs. OBrien, Deasey and Redmond, COM
prisihg the delegation from Ireland 10 the Irish
National league, left New York Tor Europe ON
the steamship Wisconsin yesterday.
Messrs. lngersol and Strahan. counsel, APP
peared before Gov. Hill yesterday in favor uf
hollin N. Squire, urging the governor TO refuse
Mayor Graces request Tor Squre's removal.
Gov. Gray, OF Indiana, has issued a proclama-
ton Offering $1,000 reward Tor the conviction
OF anyone engaged in lynching crimes.
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WAsHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

Schedule In effect August /, 1885,
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. Il p station
9th and b rs follows
Leave w ashngton $40 a m. daily except Sunday
and 446 p. H. daily arriving at Round Hill IL ~ a
NJ ana 1:lS pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
al 6-iS n III daily and at :l5 D. H. daily except sun
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Mr.. BEECHER ILL.

He Leaves LondOn and Goes 70 Scot
land for Treatnsent.
LONDON. July 25.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher IL ILL He has cancelled his lecture en-
gagement At New Brighten tor next Friday and
has gone TO the hydrOpat hic Institute at Mofiat
Dumfriesshire, Scotland.