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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-04

GREAT PULLING DOWN
PRICES.
lCO CIIILDREN'S KNEE
PANTS SUITS. from four
10 thirteen sears OF age
that go in this sale for
sl.5S, worth s2.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-04


OF The grass widower's train during the Pc
Nod.
DR.. J. u. Pendleton, Clerk OF the Senate,
and Colonel John Bell Bigger. Clerk OF the
House OF Delegates, were in the city yes
tcruay, but were TO leave for their homes
by the afternoon Chesapeake and Ohio
train.
MIR. Il. lamar Minor received distinctions
In Mathematics and History at Professor
Abtots school, In Bedford county, which
be attended last session. lie is now visit
ing at Mr.. h. Is. Minors 2l5 east Franklin
street.
Al the recent annual examination Mr..
Writ Robinson, son OF Russell Robinson,
Esq., OF this city, was made captain OF one
OF the cadet companies 81 West Point. He
WAS jumped nom sergeant over twenty
lieute nants.
Miss Grace W. Booth, one Of the most
popular young ladies of Petersburg, is now
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Lillian q.
ROdman. els Cary street. The two will
leave for Bedford Alum Springs about the
| 18th instant.
| vile. Va. passed through the city a few
/ days since On his way New York to sail
| for the old country. lie was accompanied
! by Mr.. and Mrs. John jackson, OF this city,
| 10 Washington.
Henry W. son OF the late General James
!
Episcopal High school gold medal nom
| the Fairfax Society for defamation aud
debate. and the Meade prize for scholarship.
he is the grandson Of John Enders, ESQ. OF
! this city.
Mr.. Warner Moore has given to Taliaferro
| 4 Go. the contract for large bill OF lumber
| 10 be Used In building All improved lee
! house 10 be located just outside the ship
/ locks and on or near "A part OF the old DO
mlnion steamship wharves and Hawess
coal elevator
Mir. W. u. Sims. with his bride, from New
Orleans, IA In the city, and will spend few
days with relatives OF Mr.. Sims. after which
they will resume their wedding tour. re-
turning 70 their home, in New Orleans. Mr.
sims IL @ Richmonder, bat has resided In
New Orleans during the past Two years.
Alta recent meeting OF the Virginia Asso-
eistion a handsome oil-psintlng OF Captain
william T.. Tyson. OF Company IL. FiSt Vir-
einia volunteers who was killed while In
command OF his company At the Second
battle OF Manassas. August so. 1852, was
presented 10 the Association. IL will be
placed at the Soldiers Home.
Alta stated meeting OF the Central Bene-
ficial sud Social Society the following OFF,
Gers were elected for the ensuing six
nor tbs: President, L. q. Davis: Yice-Presl.
dent, W, II. Bauer; Recording secretary,
John MckneaDny: Financial Secretary,
y. IL. Davis; Treasurer. h. NJ. Batkins: Ex-
ecuIlve Committee: Cain jackson. w. w.
Whitlock, Joseph Myers; Trustees; John
Magphy, o. NorEenstern. J. ID. Mokenny,
Miss II. q. Minor, who last session attend
cd Miss Rsndolphis school, In Albemarle,
Il row waiting Mrs. n. u. Minor and family,
~ 2lb east Franklin street. She was foxtu-
psie IN Winning the following prizes; Fiut
aud only Latin prize, first In second Glass
OF french, frat In Mathematics. Algebra,
ald Geography, second In Epglish Lters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
Delicate Men Lave the Longest
From the Elmirs 0ssetts.

"Its my pet hobby that delicate men live the
longest" said aleading Elmira physician tho
other evening, adding: 'Tve been greatly In
terested In Mr.. Tilden's case. II has been n
WONDERFUL example Of what science ID able 10 do
la prolonging lie. IL has been exhibited pretty
wei In other cases, but in Mr.. Tildens IL bas
ceen particularly satisfactory. On, there 40 no
0ooot he'd MIR. 1flden been q poor man or a
nARn While ~ surround himself with only the or
alnary means OF prolonging Lie hs would have
died several years Gxo. Ii were 70 found an
insurance company would accept all the ris n
rsoectsd by the regular companies. Whyf
longest AZ Is of course, because they take
better care VI themselves than strong robust
inolviduslA. The latter say, on, can stand
AnS lining, nothing Will hurt me- and the firut
MinG you KNOW pneumonia or some such
disease takes them OF like dash. The delicate
lnan or woman, on the contrary, Ii always
guarding against draughts, 10 careful during
sudden changes, mindful not 10 eat what ek-
perience has taught him does not agree with
MIN, ana by such care extends and prolongs
Lille.
II Will give you another interesting fact II
has been demonstrated VI late by the most
careful computation from che most reliable ala.
usIos That the age OF man IL Increasing rather
Than diminishing. ThIs il q TACT which most
people Wall dispute. Men and women arc
actually living longer This Ia due no doubt "a
seisntinc discoveries Of various kinds, 70 more
knOwiedge, 10 DIFFERENTIATION"
There Is certainly food Tor rejection IN tho
DOCTORS observation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

TIC rare DoX 8oo0oRys
PHILIP STANTON, THE ALfEQRp Nkono HIGH
wArMAN, HELD FOE THE GRAND JuEY.
This afternoon, Ia the Police Cooft, the assist-
ant district attorney called 10 the attention of
Judge Harper the case OF Philip Stanton. the
nsgrs who wss arrested for the assault upon
and robbery Of Robert II. Clark, . driver on
the Metropolitan street railroad, late last Sat-
urdsy Right. The prisoner whsn called upon
70 Rieaa 10 . charge ef ROBBERY. pleaded mot
The DRYER testified that Oh. ne night charged,
STOUT coiored man got on hts car near 22d
street and walked towards the front o. the car
es Ne. sTns e !us n,s !, are e the
the iarS. Just then ths negro nred pi9tol and
the bullet entered witness shoulder. The ne
gro then grabbed the boz and during tno scun1e
eoa ned sns Ss q sns
tickets being scattered on the tracks.
ssss Ws. e Sp s's Scx ssstsd that sns
sHst HAP ascs 2. soossec He .ssd 81. s. n
Wsst. He left the store and got On the car
shs ria, y Saark. In Few monsnts hs heard
b. si S.ss &, SSsess .. s:ssa , shs:
sowsrds the spot where the shooting occurred,
ne saw colofed man, who rsseu1blsd the de-
Sa9ens, running away. Witness saw the 0e-
Ienaant the next fnorning near where the
though he was looking for the money which
Wa dropped the previ0ue night
James Beavans lcolofed) testified that when
ne started In the direction Of where the shoot
ansss ?: ws mel 4. sSorsS
saia to him: "Whar was de sho0tinf Whats
You waikiki % last fors' The man made him
= TIE sass was sent 70 the grand jury; bonds,
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DIED.
"a as 81 :: 70
ssy, eyed twenty-eight yearA
May he resi- 10 peace.
BY HIS BROTHER
Twentyseysnth street northwest. ON sunday 1t ssis
spsstsul'y invned g attend.
LIAM ssSy August ss lsss KArE
sad Ai0lns Brown, sxed SIX weeks
:, Eaassaa sunday si.srnssn ~ O'Clock. from 1904
,o SgowLEx. ON A.sas. q, lsss. :. s;so p a-
tOrty-fourth year Of her age
Our precious mother from us has gone.
Aplsce 3 vacant n our home
Wnich never can be filled
BIZ Aka HUSBAND AND CHrIDnxx.
Funeral win take place from her late residence Aoo
street south wsst On Monday, August SOth ~ half
oi M..;hsw and Adrlsnns C HoasSn. sssd zyssrs. .
funeral from late residence, No. 7os Fif,h street
sSSs: s.n "a a ssaa
,J kst s1 H g. '; sseS.4 frsG = ,sss
Hsy yss e s:s ss wscsw Of The lac AcAs
nAy she rsst In peacA
Funeral noesse he's oaaisr -
ko0N q -, AZ Colonial Beach, AugMs "a, le66,
vaSsss Ses con % nsss Hos q. & ,o7
Capitol street. sunday, yvsh inst a 4 s'cock pm. .
AAAoNEf. On Angus 18th, los6, kARY,
oAngnser ~ Sohn And Johanna AAsO0ey, aged o~y0n
months and seven dayA
kynerei 20 tske plscs from her parents resaaonca
AOl9 virginia avenue southwest Tomorrow ~ \ n.
ns.. nnenos aud Relatives ere respectfully invited 70
NckELDEN. On Friday, Angus 27th lso0 g
~ O'CLOCK am. JOHN G. GckELDEN, In the cev-
sneySevonth year Of his age.
knneraI non hls late residence, No oSo Gorsgs
nes1nMes@ en- Sondng, Augusl 2osh, e'ciDck pm
ase00dL 3s
fklCk On Saturday morning August 18Th. 16o4
- AbsAos efeer PAINFUL Illness Of three Weehs, fed
sslesP y jsua. EklLY BODEN PRICE.
xnnsrA n0m her sisterA Ma klisabsth HarriA
tossoseeos VA Eghteenth street northwest on eunr
dAy, Augast zeth. Is p n Erisaas rsspsosSaly N
WEHER d Angus "a, lsss NARY n, sgva
tNo yeass 80 ii naoaths, danghsor Of p. H and =
Fnneral WIN sahs placs eron her pareuss residence
Ae ~ 0th . nsAr e. sunday Aa1ua 2oth, q fouf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
Cigars tAst Insprsss Ceantrymsn.

From the DISTRICT Free PfesA
Tue last time that was In New York bought
some cigars 1t - uptown plsce. There was q
box Of tinfoiled cigars labelled "nity cents
straight" I said 10 the dealer, II don't suppose
you sell many q thoss3'
1--WE ssli more Of thoss nfty-csns cigars than
any otbsf. I'll tell you how it's done. Those
are three-for-a-qusrtsr cigars. The foil wrap
ping d0eSn't cost much and % has O nne Exact,
- Il eaeh eigAr Was worth gold and had tobe
taken care Vt Now. I have IN arrangement
with . number Of men about town who br1nG
friends In here. They call for hfty-cent clears
and hand over th0se. charge 'em ten cent?. |"
0ond the oaehS"
,..0h, e. f6ey .glys ne Ss bill aud give
u wi3h lordly AIR ~ H change were Of no con.
ooQQonoo to thom." !.
IL supposs ssch custemsn ere pretty mech
young 3olloWn, not too 0ush Of 0a6h. who want
70 put on . good aeai OF stysss''
"Gss, w have some Of them, bat mainly Trey
megS IRON the country"
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Jesse H0yt's Will Sustained.
THE END OF ONE OF NEW YoRK'S CELEBRATED

New YORK, August 2S.-Surrogate Rollins
handed down his decision to-day in the Jesse
Hoyt will contest. The will is sustained. The
surrogate says the will of Jesse Hoyt IL in all
things sufficiently i proved, and the probate
ment and conscience of Jesse HOyt," said the
surrogate, "the requests that he made to his
and to his c0njugal and paren tai obligations, il
was natural and proper that he should look TO
his fathers children and children's children a.
the persons justly entitled by ties Of blood and
affection to the remainder OF his large posses.
SiOns."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
The Smart AIexasder.

From the Pittsburg Commercial 9asette
One OF those smart Alexanders who travel ON
his cheek and the Inability Of the public 10
change $40 bills for q glass of soda or four
tobies got ON Pennsylvania avenue car the
other day and rendered the aforesaid $40 for
Ills fare. OF course the conductor could NOT
change it and SO he got his ride free THIS was
repested until the conductor got tired oil iL aud
after the fourth or nth time OF It's repetition ho
determined 70 get even with The Fellow. By
visiting the toll-houses, and By other means
UNKNOWN, the manipulation OF the bell punoh
managed 70 scrape up Sls.96 in pennies
fiaelng these IN u little bucket he quietly
posted the driver and some other Intimate
friends who happened 10 be on board. When
she unsuspecting man with the plethoric pock-
stbook put ~ an appearances and promptly pro-
duced tue Twenty" with many apoios les Ino
conductor pocketed the bill and prod uccd uis
presented az 70 his customer. The yoaus man
looked pretty cheap, and after feeipg the bcft
Oh the bucket thougntiully got OF tie car and
disappeared around u corner. Then the con.
duovor took the bill from has pocket and pro-
ceeded 10 Told it up nicely % that it would rt
something In the appearance OF the bill caus at
MS eye. and, as lac examined IL q little closer.
his Jaw dropped about n loot The bill was u
TIE genus dehominRted by The sporting lraters
nifty ~ queer" The young man had also been
laying Tor the conductor.
Al the Farmers Congress at ST. Paul, Mimi.
Thusday, q report WAS adopted asking Con.
gress TO create the Office OF Secretary OF Agrt-
culture, aud make the officer filling il a men,
Der OF the cabinet.
Five thousand people attended the reunion Of
Inc sherman brigade in the grove near Crest
lne, Onlo, yesterday. Senator Sherman waa
eiecteo president Tor the ensuing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

The Order WishArawn Yestsraay Refs.
sued To-day.
rumor hes gained currency that there va
. hitch In respect 70 the order FOR the retire.
msns Of Gen. Newton and that after the order
was issusd yesterday Gen. Newton vas In
formed that Il was suspended by
order Of the sser.ssry Of Wa.
Gen. Drum, Acting SECRETARY OF war, says
mat Gen. Newton was not % noti6ed, but that
some question with regard to the law In che
without reversing az suspenfin9 it he VithSel6
~ Publication In circular until the mattos
scnid % studied up. The question was whether
dent 70 retire an oficef On His own reQuss,
sftsr forty years Of service. The law 10 fou1d 70
pc mandatory, ana the circular orders IRE
=. General FafkS 10 out Of TOWN, and Cpl. J. II.
Nncon y acting chief Of engineers. Il j. ~.
Porte9 tnst Col. Jas. @. Duane will be ordered
oRpO1nem0nt oA(2enlrnl NaNtonsa nnNe9an0f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

Nr. 0ladstone's brochure ON the Irish cues
ton was published In London yesterday. The
hrst part IL devoted 70 vindication Of his own
course from the charge Of Inconsistency. In
the second portion OF the pamphlet Mr.. Glad
stone begins drawing certain lessons from the
elections a. they affect the liberal party. In
the course OF some full calculations he estimates
the loss to the liberal party from the unionist
schism At twoSevenths Of the whole, but this
fraction Ii distributed, he points out very un-
hve-sixths. he says Of the liberal peers, but not
more than one twentteth Of the liberal work
now the tories have JAILED TO secure an ALSO.
lutte majority, and draws the mai conclusion
that at the first momont liberalism is again
united 1t must again become prsdominant i'm
parliament. MI. Gladstone sees fufther ground
Tor hope In the abatement that hAS already
taken place in the tory opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
From One Prison to Another.

BALTIMORE, August 2S.-David Peyton, who
to-day completed ten years service In the Mary
land penitentiary, was this morning delivered
to the custody OF Boston officer to be returned
to the Massachusetts state prison, from which
he escaped prior to his conviction In Baltimore.
He is nightly spoken Of by the officers OF the
prison here, and mis- good conduct obtained for
him q communication Of two years. He left for
Boston immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
washington NfsrL E~chsssn.

The following changes from yesterdays Quotations
OF the washington stock Exchange are noted to-day:
d; e per imp ~ lesl. currency: i17lA asked. 60
year nd 3S5s 1924 currency, l19ls BID: 120 asked.
S0,yesr fdnd e. 1901, coin. l2s BID. WashIlsIon
Firemens Ins., A asked Franklin Ina. 90 bid Ger.
Waab,naa Ina 200 bid fo'Smac InA, 81 bid
BricA Machine. rs bid National Metropolitan hank,
loo 1d National Bank Of the Republic 153 Did, l55
asked fArmerS and Mechanics Bank, 1oOrgetoNsi,
lo3 bid. second National Bank, l16Ab bid Real
stat title Insurance. 1U9 asked. Penh. lei. Co.
40 oiu 4tA asked. chesapeake Pot. Eel. Co.. 81
Ulu, " asked. w. L. L HrHt mort hnn6S y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

P1TTsBURG, August 26.-The body of Louisa
Veney, u young coiored girl. was found this
morning lying across lhe duOrsili OF . house 90
cuped by her on Boyd's Hill. The body WAS GOV.
cred with cuts and bruises and the SURROUNDINGS
showed evidence of terrible struggle. She
has been living with u coiored hOdcarrier
named VIM. Franklin as his vile, and as they
were heard quarreling during the night 1t Is
supposed that he murdered her. Franklin
has mol been seen since last evening, aud IL ID
thought he has fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
I'd EDITION
Latest Tbleglans to 11B Star.
GEN. NEWTON IN NEW York.
His Induction Into HIS New Once
nn~k~mA>A rf-Sap HAaA~-

Postponed Until Menday.
NEW YORK, August 2S.--0en. John Newton
the newly appointed commissioner Of public
works, reached the city at II am. and ut noon
saw Mayor Grace at his business ONCE In Hap.
over square. A long consultation followed. Il
was decided that in view Of the TACT that the
I0rmai1ties attending the retirement OF Gen.
army had not been accomplished thAt the I'D
m1nistering Of the oath OF ONCE should be post
poned until Monday. At that time Gen. New.
ton will be sworn In and ale his bonds. At
noon to-day ex-Commissioner Squire turned
the control Of the ONCE over to Deputy Com.
missioner Smith and left the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
The lOuPrs.

POLICE COURT-Judoe Hdrper, pro tenn.
To-day, John D. Geutheler, sunday bar; $40
collateral forfeited Charles Eagan. last driving;
tying horse TO tree; IS. Patrick Cady, proiari.
ity; Is collateral forfeited. William f. Bam-
hay, cruelty 70 animals; do. William sullivan
branch; % collateral forfeited. Annie Nc.
Aahop, profanity; collateral forfeited; Alpheus
French, assault NO. Robert Hutehinson, pro-
faulty; IS.
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BOARDING.

SINGLE ROOM. SECOND FLOOR, IN PRIVATE
- mnnty. near Judiciary square, with excellent
board $50 Also. double room, second floor. for two
with board, 800; rooms nicely furnished. sos + 81.
Ok LAFAYETTE SQUARE, BEAUTIFUL
~ Rooms elegantly furnished; open crates; large
closets every convenience; excel table Transient
and Table Boardefs accommodated aut5-4w>
DLEAsANT ROOMS. FURNISHED AND UN-
Il furnished. with Board. 1t S1A and 316 Indiana
ave single Rooms. with Board, Is per week.
iel1-3m
TTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9TH ST. n. W..
y, and the IA Pierre sw. Coz. 10Th and NV are the
best conducted Boarding houses In the city Table first
class pleasant f0omA Terms moderate oc27
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A Wreck On the PenmSylvania.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS JUMBLED ToGKrHER A
MONMOUTH ifNCTtON.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N, j., August 2e.-Two
freight trains on the PennsylvaniA railroad
were wrecked at Monmouth junction early
plea and cars and freight were piled in I'M.
mense heaps on both main tracks. Trains are
passing the wreck on sidings The fast NEWS.
wick, this morning, struck Q wagon loaded
with garden truck, owned and driven by q
farmer named Smith, at the Easton-avenue
crossing. The wagon was carried block on
the cowcatcher, and was deposited ~ Albany
street total wreck. Smith saved his life ~
jumping. The horses were not hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
Killed HE Brother for EOoiln9 with
the Cloek.

TIr1BUR0, August 28.-A C1rOnjcle> TEE.
graph Bedford, Pa, special says: Last night
Jacob Duncan shot aud killed his brothefcip.
law, JereMiah Plecker, because the latter Jest
ingly turned the hands OF the clock forward two
hours. Duncan has been arrested. There IL
great Indignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

NEW YoBK, August 2e.-LThe passenger rate
cut by the Baltimore and Ohio remains un.
changed to-day, but q new feature Is added To
the situation. The emigrant agent Of the COM
pany in this city says that arrangements are
York over the Jersey central and Reading
roads to Wilmington and thence over the b. /
0. lines to Chicago. He says that the arrange
ments may be completed tonight. The eni.
grant tickets will be offered at the regular pool
rate, but agents will have an allowances for coi,-
cessions liberal enough TO enable them to secure
q good share of the business. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
The New York CentraI,e worHtu~m.

The New York Central's workinemen
NEW YORK. August 26.-The rumOrs regard
log demand for an increase of pay for EN-
plOyes of the New York Central railroad are
repeated in Wall street to-day. This time. it u
SAID, the demand was made upon the company
by the Knights OF Labor at Amsterdam. u, Y
At the office Of the general superintendent In
this city it is stated that nothing has been heard
OF the demand. The treasurer's Office IL equally
ignorant Of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
MARRIED..

, BANes.LAKE At O'Clock p. m, July 22u, by
Rev. A AZ heiley. ~ the parsonage OF the Caroline
street II. b. Church, baltimore Md, DAVID ~
BANGS to CLARA Z. LAKE, 10Th Of w ashington D.
g. No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Baltimore. August
24th, 1oo4, by the Rev. Robert Bali, THOMAS J.
xANeAN "a aAd Mss ALICE WOOLDklDask. both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

Hlymouth, Pa, yesterday. There WorU thrse
hundred men ID The sleps as The N1s, out 81
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CHICAGO, August 2Ss--The officials .of the
LAKE 4hote rad ridicule the report published
yesterday that the imported sWitchmon now
emploteo on that rosd wsrp about 70 strike BE-
longer. xhs officials deny the statement that
Inc men nave been allowed q . day for board.
Ine 0mslaie say thai ~ fAr they know the naoh
now 0t work ara anfia6ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

LtQUon LIC4NSEs REvokED.
The Following wholesale liquor licenses were
revoked to-day for violation Of the law BY the
propristors: TheQbold Warmkssssl, e1O X
street southeast; I, ]. Lapghorn, Nichols. ave.
nue., Anecostia, and John Hsinger, corner Mon
roe and Jefferson streets, Anacostia.
NIBCRLLA NHOUS,
The members Of the police and IRE depAft.
menS were paid OF this afternoon.
The Com missione1 to-day appointed In.
Washington asylum, vice DIR. Danfofth, re-
signed, 70 take effect On the frst OF September,
1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMEscIAL.
Nome. | Q. 3:Ot

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D. n. pricss
or the New York stock Market today reported "
special wire 10 II. H. Dodge. $40 10Th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

NAVAL ORDER2 --Commonde Horace Elmer.
ordered as assistant inspector eleventh light
house district September q, ana ~ inspector
September 80. Pasxed Assistant Surgeon g. A.
ktPPtnc0tt, TO duty 1t the naval academy,
flashed nom command of the Ranger upon the
reporting Of hfs relief and placed on waiting
orders. Ensign Thomas w. Ryan, from the
ders. r. A. Surgeon q. II. Dickson, from the
naval nav academy. October I. and ordered 70 the
ginesr 6. Il Rocker, Cadet Engineer Q. Kasm-
meriine and Douglass Zevely Icisrkl detached
from the Navy department. aud ordered % tfJ
naval advisory board, Chester. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

SARATOGA, August 2S.-The weather Is very
warm and cloudy; attendance very good, and
Vie track il fast.
allowances; one mile. Estrella won easily by
two lengths; Hattie Carlisle, second; Pettcoat,
third. Time, IDA. Mutuals pald $1,000.
Second race-Relief stakes for three-y ear-oldoe
one aud five-eighths miles. Moliie McCarthy'i
Last WON Elkwood, second; 0uenn, third.
Time 2:51ih
Third racs-Handicap sweepstakes for all
ages; one mile ana 800 yards. Jim Guest won;
Panama, second: Lady Maynard, third. Time,
2:16.
Fourth race, selling purse, for ell agss, 4
mile.-Climat FIRST by Q length, Bessie second,
Wynona third; time 1;161A Mutuals paid
826,7O
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General Foreign News.

WILL NOT EXCHANGE PLACER
PARIS, August 2S.-M. Waddington, French
ambassador at London. refuses TO change POSI-.
tions with Baron de Courcel, ambassador ct
Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

THE SONS OF VETERANs-An order issued by
Walter Payne, commander-iu-chief OF the Sons
Of Veterans, states that the division Of the Dis
Camps Nos. /. 3 aud 3. Col. w. c. Far1uhar
has been chosen as . delegate TO the Buffhlo en-.
campnent, and leaves to-day for Buffalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28

SKULL CRusHnD At RAsD BALL oANK-
Felix Mentally, Of Chi0ago was paaytna base
bali on the prairie Q few days ago. In the sec
ond inning he stood at the home plate with bis
being thrown TO him fOt the purpose OF nipping
9 player who was t:yihg e makse hom: run on
hsnGs tSe Sase runnsr 6it lin ~ the hesd VII
his knee, knocking out his teeth And crushing
his skull 90 terribly that the doctors bad TO 70