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Important Bills which Became laws
Daring the sessloa % Csngress Jess
Closed.
There were but few District bills passed by
both houses at the recent session Of Congreas.
The Senate was unusually diiisent in attention
70 local interests. and passed q number Of bills
which remain either on the House calendar or
ON the calendar Of the House District commit
tee. The precedence obtained by the cable
railroad bill and ths light made against it,
operated to shut ont other local legislation. The
only measures OF Districts interest which be-
came laws are The following: To erect the
i{orary building; to change the name OF
uniontown to. .Anacostta; TO. convey an
alley IN square No. 6S5; 70 authorize the re-
movai OF the statue Of Gen. Rawiins to more
eligible site; 70 purchase the AQueduet bridge.
Ine act granting annual leaves OF absence To
e EN- Of the sorernment printing office
ana lhe two ects for winding up the business OF
the ALABAMA court OF claims MAY be Included
Is o. some local interest joint resolution was
passed directing that the vases In the interior
court q the pension. building be kept Oiled
WIN mowers aud evergreens. There was no act
passed In relation % lottery advertisements or
tickets, and the House bill to prohibit pool
selling and book-making in the District was
never considered by the Senate District COM
mittee.
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Sautre's QueeF Letter.
HOW IT WAS DELIVERED TO MAYOR GRACE BY

HUBERT Q. THOMPSON.
NEW YORK, August 6.-rhe examination by
Mayor Grace into the charges made against
Commissioner Squire was continued to-day.
The hearing on the sixth charge, the one re.
garding the resignatian letter was begun. Gil.
july isth saat ON
letter which was identified as the letter OF De
cember Doth, written by Squire. Mr.. Thomp.
Company safe.
He then went to Mayor Grace's office with
Mr. Thompson, anu there met Mayor Grace
and chamberlain fvens He remained in the
outer office while the Others retired to an inner
Office, when Mr.: Thompson came out witness
asked him II he had given the letter up and he
said that he had. He then got into his coupe
and drove away.
After Mr.. Thompson died the witness had a
that there was certain paper that belonged to
himself which MIR. Thompson had in his safe,
and he would like to get it. Witness told him
that he didn't think that 1t was there or In the
SAFE - = So }+f+'f '1t 81 = r. ssfe y =
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

V.,OR SALE-A BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE
II pressed brick front, eight rooms, two enclosed
p0rcEes; modern convenience; lot 2Ixl45 feet Price
S5.VO0 address L. star Office. IFS
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Report That Warrants Have Reen
Issued for Their Arrest.

Report That Warrants Have Been
Issued for Their Arrest.
NEW YORK, August GA rumor was circu-
lated to-day TO the effect that Rollin NJ. Squire
ana Maurice b. Flynn were liable to be arrested
at any moment on criminal charges made to
the district attorney. 1t was said Tn at already
bench warrants signed by Judge Cowing were
detectives, and that at an opportune moment
the documents would be put in execution.
Diligent inquiry made among attaches of the
district attorneys office failed to. either con-
firIn or deny the startling report. Many said it
was nonsense to suppose that any action had
Deen taken which would place Squire and
mayor was pending. Judge Cowing absolutely
refused to speak about the reports, saying that
II was something he was not ut liberty to either
affirm or deny. ~ - - = . . -
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A suit for 100000.

CHICAGO, August ga special dispatch from
Milwaukee, Wis, says: Suit has been brought
by the administrators of the estate of the late
s. 8. Merrill against G. H. Prior, assistant
general superintendent Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad, with headqpar-
tiers in Minneapolis. In the complaint It is al.
legged that the defendant isindebted TO the
estate to the amount OF $500, 600, on account
to account for. ~ 'F-''f
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DENTISTRY.

III ]. JONES, d. d. =,
L. Office, 100 10Th ST.. near cor. Pa ave.
Fillng Specially. Artificial Teeth inserted. Salts
Iactlon guaranteed. Prices moderate. au2-lm*
nR. STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND ENW
DFilling specially; also, the cure OF tOothache
without extracting. local anIsthetc, used on the
gums. allevlates pain OF extracting Gas given apl3
nR- 7. NJ. TALBOl'T. DENTIST, 437 7TH ST.
~ three doors from corner T. Dentistry in ali
It's branches Teeth inserted - per set All work
warranted mnI
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ST. LOUIS, August 6.-The COmmercio del
Yale, published in this city, prints a letter in
US last issue from ITS correspondent In the City
ex-presidepts ofthe Central American republics
OF salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa RIGA
and Guatemala are now In that city arranging
g ptan for the union OF those states In one con-
federation, with the ultimate view to annexa-
ton TO the Mexican republic. 3''
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PROBATE CoURT7ysd1e Aeyriek
Ssx WY e dSsre. sS sas eFess e
Issued 70 widow bond 1900 s Jeenpetts
stevens was sppointsd guefdian % Der cnfinfpn;
S ss sssss4 e1M9a isaSsss Gil ~
bond $500 Estate W h Bailey; letter. Q!
administrstion. with the viii ANNEXED, issued
Sood 3So,oo6 ssssts s. ss 4 dss6ner;
letter. tsitanentafy issued % B. H. stinemet!
Is. Day, guArdtan; order Scr counter Secufity
Estate Of WIN. Helms inventoV returned
.JacObdna Bender appointed guardian 70 An
drew Fender, bond 1900. Estate Of Kar'
Hefnt2; proof Of poblioation. Estate a lsaa6
n. Rush; order Of publication nled.
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The yaeaf,en ef Tarie.. Oaeisls.

Secretary Lamar expects 10 leave this city
shortly for tour among the Indian agencies OF
the west He will probably be aocompa uied by
Senator Beck, senator Voorhees, and Others.
Postmaster General Villas will leave the city In
about ten days for his home In Wisconsin.
Assistant Attorney General Bryant win 60
about the same time. Chief Clerk
Nash will take his leave in about two weeks.
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Atkins ex.
pected TO leave the city today. but is detained
by the unexpecued aud serious illness Of the
wife OF Assistant Commissioner Upshaw. Hon.
NV. Montgomery. the commissioner OF patents,
will leave about the 18th instant, and will take
the sea voyage to Nova Scotia, In order 70 avoid
the annual visitation OF hay fever, from which
ne Is great sufferer. Gen. Sparks, the COM
the city next week. Gen. Joseph e Johnston,
the commissioner OF railroads, expects 70 leave
In lew days for IN inspection OF the bonded
railroads.
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PERs0NAL-The degree of Professor OF Arts
was conferred upon Alexander Graham Bell,
and that Of Doctor Of Philosophy upon Simon
Newcomb and John w. Powell, all of Wash
ington, by the University Of Heidelberg, yes
terday.-Minister West who is in Quebec.
has been the guest Of Lord Lansdowne -Jno'.
p: Risley, Of New York, is at the RIggs.-Mrs.
Wm. y. Kelley and Mrs. Fred'k Defferich have
gong t. h.iantic CITY fas stay Of some time.
Park, will 60 from there to the White noun
tains for month.-Fred. Douglass is at
Atlantic City, where he addressed a reunion Of
colored editors On Wednesday.-Cfvil Service
Commissioner Lyman has gone over to New
York on official business.-Mrs. Metcalf and
kishfleld t Springs apd Co9perst9yn for
be joined by Mr.. W. W. Metcalf and
spend month In the Adirondacks.-
Mr.. w. H Gibson has gone for month with
bis family to the mountains OF West Virginia,
pr. Bliss, who has been confined to his room
since the day follow!ng his accident ct cIeye:
some time next week:-.Representatiye and
friends in st. Louis before returning to their
home in Louisiana-E. B. Fox, OF St Louis,
G. Donohue and George Vanderbilt, of New
x9rk, and I, F. p; Curtis, Of Phi!adelPhia.
z: Gregory have returned nom their north
Howell, the brides mother-Nr. W. s..
Bissell, Of Buffalo, IL at the Arlington
Treasurer Jordan has gone to New York to at
tend Mr.. Tilden's iuneral.-The Mexican
Minister and Mrs; Romero are at Atlantic City.
RraHnb Eugene AsEn, has gone to Long
Whifaker's family have gone to the country
for the sum u1er. = go
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sixty Thousand for the Psrnell F4nd
Rig C0NTRIRUTIoN SENT BY CABLE FROM
DETROIf, -''' --4-~

. DETROIT, MICH. August 6.-Rev. Dr.. O'Reilly
irish parliamentary fnnd. In London SEQ, 600 90
TO sustain the Parnellites In their struggle Tor
the redress OF Irish grievances. The following
dispatch was sent to Mr.. Parpell:
"PdTaen, House Of Commons, London:
"Have this day transmitted to the trustees
sixty thousand dollars. Theleague in America
relaxes no effort. knows no dismay. (SigneJl:
% Reilly, treaEurern -. -
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NEW YORK, August 6-The. agents of the
North German Lloyd steamer Vera, which is
over due at this port, had not this morning
heard anything of, her whereabouts. They say
they are not alarmed about her safety, and that
she has probably broken shaft and is on her
way TO this port under sail.
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sHr sggEg
STEEL Il sgi4 mi fsssl
Trains leave from station. corner Of Sixth
For p,tsburg and The West Chicago Limited Express
zssRas = Il and daily Ld ~ns'
sDS s + e 1S1 DAILY
Ss Sleeping hPs Washington 1 to NJ ch sy
at aro Harrisburg with in1 Mes!sfn Express with
ana the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg tS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Gse Sa n disg Roshsssr Buffalo S,ssar
washington 10 ef seess sarafa"y with Palace
For WilliamspOrt, Lock Haven and Elmira, at $50
For New aas s saseP sSe sq ss 900 and
s M 2o M alo dSo AZ. 15d 1aSSp o. sunday
Limited E1p5esS Of Pullman paTIoI Cars Gao T.
For Brooklyn n: X, all through trains Connect at
Jersey City WITH boats Of Brooklyn annex. afford
e. fe ass ,g across New York CITY, .''
iS!sa $40 AN i aud s a5S !0 daily
For isSs sS s 9es s 20 ssS ss 4
200, AIS, 500. TAO, l6aiO and ii:29 r ii.
For Popes Greek Line. 5:lS A. NJ. and 44O p. NJ
daily. except Sunday. - - -
For annapolis 7:l5 A d., 1905 and 4:23 NJ daily,
except Sunday. Sundays, 900 A. NJ, AIS r. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD. 81 '' .-i-. y = = 1917
rs g. so p s:as ,s saa rs i + e. On
sunday at 600, 9:26, 1865 A. NJ, sos p NJ 7
For richmond and The south, ealO 1855 A. n daily
-, and 4.s5 r. n. daily, except sunday. 'l's
Trains leave AlexafIdria for WASHINGTON Cos 800
1000. 1910 A. NJ 100 $685. S:23 $40 7:O5.
and 1O:42 p. NJ, and 1910 midnight Except Mon.
day.. ON sunday at 500 and lO:lOA Al: 100
1912 p. NJ and 1910 night. 77l = - ''H>'
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
the station where orders be lett for the
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and residence
CdAS 4. PUGH, General Manauer
]. r WOOD, General Passenger Agent jyI2
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The PICNIC ASSAULT CAsR.-Carl Surie a
driver, twenty -four years old, was arrested last
night by Officer Pearson and held on q charge
Of ASSEMBLING John Auth. at . picnic given at
Geuthler's park Monday night. AS published
in The STAR at the time, free tight was in
progress d, during e. Xhic9 l. is alleged. surig
tnjuring him, foR the effects of which he is
Still confined to his room. S6rig was released
on $40 collateral for his appearance when
wanted.
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NYASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co. - =
Schedule In effect June 90 1885,
Trains will leave and arrive at b. & p station
9th and b stS as follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m. daily except Sunday
and 445 p m. daily, arriving 81 Round I'M II Al =
m. and 7:10 pm. Leave Washington $50 D. m
daily except Sunday. ARRIVING az Vienna 7:23 =. m
Returning trains leave Round Hill 1t 6OS daily
and at 3:l5 p. ~ daily except Sunday. arrtving at
Washington s;4Qa nd and 04s p m. - = I''''- :
mile tickets SIS - -''--I -=iEif wv 49,
je22 superinie1iSent
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WOOD AND COAL.

20 IONS ss,s OF .d rsHshLy Mined
variety. at he very lowest prices kindlng and stove
Wood prepared la the best manner. Quick and prompt
delivery. send la yOIr orders.
Office. IL IA Pennsylvania avenue.
Er4Tch Offices, .S2S Pennsylvania avenue aud Doth
and n streets northwest Pr" 80
Depot and Wharf, 9th and Water streets southwest
aao-3m g. l.. SHERIFF
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PERSONAL.

II DARK YOUNG LADY, IN THIN WHITE
Il dress, who entered car l4th street last Sunday
hisEt al 40 O'Clock. will answer this she hear
sDniething 10 her advantage Address Box 40, Star
OLLce- lt+
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UP.
" on Us, We are now prepared pay full yaue tor
Gents Secondhand Clothing AtiCiress or call AT
JtefH > Old Stand. 6i9 ID 81 NV iylT-Inl
A yISIL SERVICE EXAMINATION-OVES
Stiohs ana ais* ers On al Suhj-cts. send 10 cents
IVY INSTITUTE
yl1-lmr Southwest corner 18th h sis
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MEDICAL. &c.

nRR AMP MADAM WILSON, 11O5 PARK
-l1Place. 18th St. between Il and c SITS ne Estab-
iished 1850 special treatment Tor ladies desiring
liable services. Advice free and confidential an66ts
nR. LEON,
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the City,
StS n. w. t1- -A
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
tons strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open. --'''f 't'5it jy31-6ts
MALARIA. CHILIs. FEyERs. POSITIVELY
IA cured in TO q hours by Prompting" marvel
GUS specific: contains quinine tasIeless and harm
less OF druggists, soc. PrOmptne Co, Buiialo, NY.
jy10-lm*
M ME- DE FOREST LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
XN1 reliable Ladies' PHYSICIAN can be consulted daily
at her residence 1245 18th st. W.. Office hours frOIl
TO pm. with Ladies' only. jylO-lm*
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTvFL Il
Xyl or Two Of DIR. BROTHERS. hvigOrating Cor
dial viii cure any case OF nervous debility and loss
OF nerve power 1t imparts vigOr 10 the whole svst
tem. quo b 81 sw jy7-lm*
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRA DICTED tn AT
L DR. BROTHERS IS the oldest Established adv er-
Using Ladies' Physician in this city LADIES' vol can
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS, 800 Ii st. s. w.
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single. All successfully treated.
jy2-1m -'e-7.IF1,17' trf7'-S'
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The Prestdent Geing % The Funeral.
HE WILL LEAvE FoR NEW yoRK This AFTER
NOON.
The Preaident will leave Washington this
evening for New York to attend the funeral OF
MI. Tilden tomorrow morning. IL 10 not known
at what hour he viii take his departure. The
President held his customary reception tins
afternoon. The attendance was not very large.
80 that he was detained but few minutes II
who can make IL convenient will also 20 TO New
York. Secretary whitney b already these. and
Acting Secretary Rairchtld leaves this AFTER.
noon. Assistant Secretary Thompson viii oct
@ Secretary during his absence.
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HOLLAND-BURTON. On March 18th, 1856 a
the Residence of Rev. A. W. Pnzer, of this city j. NJ
HOLLAND, U this city ~ Miss JENNIE T. BIZ r.
TOM OF Hastings, Neb.
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LONDON, August 6.--Ihe Rss. NJ. Eiulsysou.
the organizing secretary OF the Colonial and
Oontin6nsil choreh society (established churchl
aamsd Psy 800 alsSe
suit brought By the latter against his wife Cd
the grOuh4 81 adultery with F1nlaysop.
against hts Vile. The decree OF divorce OBJ
tanned p1st by Mr.. Donald Crawford on Febfu-
relations with Slf Charles Diks, M Soday de-
clared ahe0lhte. y
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FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAL


HE MN 1yEK b|OcK MHrKeI
Of the New YORK stock Market today. a sepor IA ~
special wire TO H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Name. O 800 Ndme. o. 800
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Joux Muller,

JoHN M1LLER
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUNBER, WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, NH and r. r. Depof-South Capitol
and 1 streets southeast
OALces-412 street and Maryland avenue southwest;
lO3O l4th street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
IDAL by the cargo car load al wholesale prices.
INDLlNO aud STOVE WOOD of all kinds
COAL aId "a WE'D and SPLIT WOOD kept under
over On plank floors
Large ana wtIIHSsOrtsd stock OF LUMBER Fine
Lumber ana Flooring kept under cover.
Eicers promptly delivered i'll any part Of the city
without Charge for hauling ~ y - -
Estimates cheerfi1ily furnished
our Depot being centrally located and adjacent to
The railroad stock is handled very small cot giving
siNSliaees IN Estimating. especially for Lumber Or
Goa. III large quantitlea
Long experience. ample facilities and competent
AstAts warrant the belief that satisfaction VIII be
sven 70 those who their par ronage
-,Sn Is IesPecIIoiiy soiicited jyl73m :
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AUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT-ROOM. TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. 1906 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, d. c.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF 80
the District OF Columbia, in Equity Cause No. fi;@
4U,O43, George Il. EmmOnS VS.. Susie T.. Bonner tn8
ct al and by virtue ola deed of duly record
&c in the Land Records of the said District in Liber
S9S. Folio 1888 and because of default in the payment
ofthe debt secured by said deed the undersigned will
sell at public auction III front OF the premises.
pNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST.
1885. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that part of
original lot IA, in square 200, beginning ut point
Maryland avenue AZ feet IL inches west of the north
east corner OF said square. thence westerly Mary
land avenue 81 feet inches to Iaskeys lot: thence
In o sOuthery direction said premises ~ feet q
Inches to the south line of said lot thence
south line IL feet inches wall OF brick house
on said premises and thence to the place of beginning
improved by twostOry All attic brick dwelling ~
Terms of sale: $500 cash and the residue ia three
equal payments, in six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest, secured by deed OF the prop
erty sold. All cOnveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. lfterms of sale not complied with
IN seven days after sale the property will be reSold
the risk and cost of the defaulting PURCHASER de
post CT 500 TO be made al time of sale.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee
1y2o-lot GIG F street II. W.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1855,
SAME HOUR AND PLACE. ~
au4d EDWARD H. THOMAS Trustee.
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Many hags were flying at half-mast in this
city Xssterday ana fo'dey n memory of the late
The North Wsshington Real Estate 90. hes
northwest for $3.50.
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Change. In the Oaices.

BENJAMIN NJ Turner, of Georgia, has been ap-
pointed special agent of the Post Office depart
ment at a salary Of q, 900.
Mr.. Fletcher johnson, of Lexington KY, has
In the general land office. vice Gen. Hunter
made special inspector
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II A LY LIN E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE s1 9EakY and LADY OF THE
FIRs srsaa, EAEE =: k6SSbfkIp. So
Steamer LssTy T1 IN Sire, sire wharf MONDAY
if sl s'a and sr sr Th TUESDAY,
na Lake s sna ar
going and returning. and Saturday at Colonial
ton and Providence steamers Both steamers connect
with steamer Ariel for Itchmoad, Va. and Old DO.
nllnion Line Tor New York and al railroad lines south
secure rooms and tickets the Il. and o. Offices.
isn aa ana 1iS avenue and Knoxs Ex
checked from hotels and private residences For fr
es % and + the aSnrs
rates goes into effect Monday 2sth. je25
poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
hoo NOD, f S,ir ~ "; Z GE s HEEaAN,
more leaving stephensons wharf foot 7th St, every
SUNDAY, pm and baltimore every FRIDAY al
stops at River andings Freight received on Sat.
ur apyiy 9p 9a and mus; be Rr rssPsHdE
mL1V6m 18th and Pa. ave. and eth st. wharf
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
sh.al e ao &NAbhhEsE Huns
fkfpYs and r srNbA9 m RE- ,onsSs
Ing =, RIVER .a Landings {, as at :oMn cSri
s. at shspeara s s sc he Connects with
JOHN b PADGETT Agent
=. W. RADLEI I, manager fe3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
II Frs JOHN GIBSON and e c. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al. last RIVER, n. ", every SATURDAY af 4 n
nl.; ON & wharf. Washington every TUESDAY
MohNINo. freisht VI lowest rateA ap4
Mt VERMONT MT VERNON
ss.H l II ses sssss Sunday, <
wsseingson about $50 N;
SPECIALTIES.
AFME BROOKE TELII, ALL THE EyENTs,f,E
NlL LIFE All business Confidential. ladies' ana van.
tlemen 50 cents each. 4OS street, between eth nud
OH streets northwest my6A0ws
DILEtDR MUHLEMAN CURES PII.FS ny
direct treatment, without the u knife causfir
or Hgature. Cure guaranteed Can ~ Consulted ~
2l3 I'd ST NV. from TO d pm ap2-l nus
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RAILROADS.
Bn'riAoHE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in effect SUNDAY. MAY 3Oth, 1886, unit
further notice - -

~~~ND OAA~O A"~AAA<As~<AAs
schedule in effect SUNDAY. MAY soth, 1886, until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
,d For Chicago n 1920 s m and 1910 Pm daily The
cage morning II s:55 No extra fare IS charged
For natl louisville and St Louis daily Mt $50
pm and l0:l0 pm. with through coaches and Pal
$50 pm. IS fast limited train to Cincinnati and 81
e1a RSSs at on s
train for fast time
or sDa Sleeping sns A'h'reh
saSnto io:iS PIN with sleeping Cars. aly a na
;sepn Sstars gdgs station only
FeE ana llo daily
sas ig5 sl SIS and II train
an 1875 1880. $50 4:a0. SAC GAO 700. i s:ss
For shsa s Valley Railroad and points South
washington to New Orleans $50 p. m. Sleeper to
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4:3O p.m
on p sunday aSy $50 a M, 4:4o pm:
a mSFe sto ss1 SUNDAYS a2le aS
tan Branch 6;a5 Am daily. except SUNDAY and 5:3l
s1Sss1 susaaa sac l9s pi .y
on Sunday stops at ali stations For Gahersburg aid
Except SUNDAY q r a sao an
4:4O PIN. daily. except Sunday.
For Hagerslown 1000 a. m. and 5:31 pm daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 500. 7:2O I'M.
1l5. $3.50 and 1880 pm. Little ROCK Ex press
From Annapolis $3.50 am, and 1:5O and 5:25 q. m
Sunday, 1875 am, 6:S5 D. IN. - : -
FROM Harpers Ferry ard Valley Railroad. 7:2O q
M daily. and $3.50 I'm. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:25 m,
and 81 pm. daily, except Sunday =
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
$50 100 BOO 9:O5 and 1910 m 1915, $50, 3. 1,
40 D. $50, TAO and IL 100 PM: sundays, $50
100 300 and 900 am. 1880, 230. 4:2O. 50O, $780,
7:46, and ll:UO pm. = 80 -
All trains from Washington stop at RELAY Station
except 1:25, 3:l5 and GAO pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Characterization Station, Ol9 and
1901 Pennsyiyana avenue. corner Of 14th street.
and received at any point III the city.
b. DUNHAM. C. K LORD
Gen. Manager. baitm0re. Iy17l g. p A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-06

INSPECTING THE SUBSIDIZED RoADs.-Gen
Joseph E. Johnston, the commissioner of rail-
roads, will leave the city this evening on his
annual inspection trip over the roads
aided by the government. He will be ab-
sent about month. Mr.. Thomas Hassard
the engineer of the railroad bureau, left last
evening TO inspect the Missouri Pacific
Mr.. William NJ. Thompson, the assistant book
keeper, has gone to San Francisco to inspect
the books and accounts of the Central Pacific
Dir. Thos. j. Walker Of the bureau, has gone to
inspect the books and accounts Of the Union
Pacific at Omaha,