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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. 1898


5F ES9N s sTbTIe sfs2Ef
f9r CHICAGO aud Northwest express daily 10 :55 q
q toT Cincinnati and ST. Louis, express daily 3 ,ai
fos f1,tsburE and Cleveland. express dsiIy 1885
For Lexington and Local Stations, -1o:1oam
For Philadelphia Newark. and wilmington, 7:3o q
M 10 and DO pm daily, express.
fhlladslphia - an and rs Is pm
Fog singery and intermediate points 81 80 An.
Dor BsItmore. 5. $50. 40. 7:3o. $50, e:45. IL
ifsp $50. 80 Am. Is 5s s 30 as ss
S s sGGnd is se 2e s sss sss
For Annapolis. 8 40 and $50 m. 1910 and 30
sapo 40: So an. Il; o5. $50 go pm. ' sum
- way Stations between WASHINGTON and p.l.i.
% 66 sa5dsy. 70 Il SO ss9 ga s4' pm
Fer stations on the Metropolitan Branch. 1855
f45 6 a lSf RRsg9sgP pn stations only 10
IOE saithersburr and intermediates points. tsam.
For BOyd's and intermediate stations. "a pm. SO
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only AZ
l. 10 IN, stopping at al stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick t1o:1o am. 70. t4:3a 1850 pm
Io@ Aaserstown. TO 10 am. and IS :3opm
Or Lnray and points on the shenandoah Valley R.
X 70 Roanoke. and all points south via Norfolk and
Ir~ins arrive from Chicago daily 10 an and 5:ls
and so ,. from Pttsburg daily 20 m. 5: Is
From Philadelphia. Chester. and wilminrtonAO As
M 100. .: 10. and y;05 y. m. daily.
Baltimore: 10 daiiv aud IL: a. m sunday only.
q rams Leave bslrmore for Washington at 8: 20
gts iI.i1l II rs. 2. 8 40 5, & s: 80, s: Is
I 81 sSSusd e. 800 and 70 Ho 10
hLsSsps su sud- yor DAILY, ia ssund.y eniy
SeDces orders left a. ticket ofces. DIG and 1851
". Il CLEMENTS hEsSsrs cHAs O scULI.
hpoO 0en Manager. Gen Pass Agent
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


Speeches BY Commissioners COlm1m and
MRs. Lock wood as Williams Grove
WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa, August 30.-Forty thou
sand people copyrighted on the grounds at the
williams Grove grangers' exhibition to-day. The
speaker OF the morning was Hon. Norman J. Col
man, commissioner OF Agriculture, who delivered
very striking address on agricultural pur-
date OF the equal rights party, spoke TO an audi
euce OF 1000 people in the Auditorium. She de-
nounced the democratic and republican parties,
she represents Hon. w. A. Armstrong, worthy
master OF the New York state Grange, and editor
OF the HiLsbdndDadn, was the next speaker. He
dwelt principally upon agricultural matters. A
number OF prominent speakers viii be here this
afternoon
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Capitol Topics

THk fOkTfICA1IoS BILL
In the Senate Jhis afternoon Nj. Plumb called IN
The fortincation appropriation BILL
NOTES
In the House this afternoon Mr. Holman q
Indiana, submitted the conference report on tie
Reservation In Kansas, ana IL was agreed 20.
WHISKY, WINK AND BEKR.-Acting COMMISSIONS
OF Internal Revenue Henderson has prepared =
statement OF the per capita consumption q
whisky, beer, &C, ut the present day. -
compared with the consumption per capita
IoTty-s years ago, before the enactment
OF the inUernal-neyenue Laws impOslng a tax on
the same. IL shows that the Consumption por
capita during the year ended June 81.
1si0, 70 be as follows: DistiIlrd spirita
30 proof-gallons; vines 02s gallons; MAI
liquors, l36 gallons; making total Of all Wins
and liquors oil Az gallons Since then there
has been steady dimiautlOn In the par
capita consumption OF distilled spirita
and torres ming Increase In the coz
sumption mat liquors The per capita cOI,-
sumption during the year ended June 80, 1851
Was as follows: Distilled spirits, Liz gtllOna
wine, 0.54 gallons; malt liquors, ll-se gallonn
making total OF l3.oS gallons.
The DISTRICT ENTITLED TO SPECIAL TEIEGRArHIc
RATEs-ConIrOller Durham has decided that the
District or Columbia, as a branch OF The Federal
Government is entitled % the special telegra phie
rates provided for by section 5e,sj the Revise
Statues The District gov srnucnt has heretoIo 3
paid the same rates as private CITIZENS
The will OF the late Charles Croker, OF san Fran
cisco, was filed In that city yesterday. The e-tat
which Is valued at s2 600 900, Is DIVIDED into two
part, one nall being given 10 the widow tae OInel
u the son aud daughter.
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THE GREAT
III PFNNSyr vANTA pprrrr

TIE I I5NNsH TKsy sI ROUTE sTTEFrHwys,
fREt kkhSk ffEARlP s fGtfkEEES
IN EFFECT AUGUsI D. 1855.
SooERNsEE SIXTH AND sfKEETs AS FoL
FeEI1ttsDurg and the West Chicago Limited Express Of
pullman vesti5ulrd Cars, at $50 m daily; Fast
with sieeEinE Cars from T1Itsburx 70 Clncinn,t
chS.s WITT to LSgs ,1 sataca.s
Western LIprs-s a 40 pm. daily, with sleeping
cert saturday. Harrisburg to Cleveland connecting
daily at Harrisburg with through sleeper. for
Pm. daily, for PittsDurx and the West. with
through Sleeper 10 Pittsburg. and Httsburg u
FkLIIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor Erie CsDardsgus and Rochester. daily for Buf-
.9 s aSd Man, S{ sJsspi sa Z, 1000
For WiIiansport Lock Haven, and Elmirs. at $50
Am daily except sunday. o., M
i4o Zoo 40 10 90 and iii: 20 nm m q. oa
s9n ISay 300. 4 40 An 100 40 1000: aud
Cars :40a am, daily. except sunday. and 3:45 p
FOR Boston without ' Change. zoo m. every day.
For Bar Harbor without change daily. except Satur-
For Brcckyn y r. all through trains connect at Jsr
direct transfer 20 Fulton street. avoiding doubIs
To. fs5riass scr2s- Nv Yo5s n city oo ana
Zoo 4I0; 8 100 1000 and II 20 m on Sun;
LUised EIpgess. ali ParIor csrs a aS
An weekdays and j 40 p m daily with Dining
For Baltimore. 6:a5. 20 300. $40 $50. IL 90
and ia am. 1900, 200. 3:45. 4:lO, AGO
4:40. 900. 3 40 10 90. and IL 90 pm on sun.
day. 300. 9.05. $50, 1I:40 am. 2:UO. 3:45
40. 600. 7:i0. 1000. and IL 20 pm
For fope's Creek Line. 20 Am and 40 Pm. daily
For AnnsPoiis 20 aud 900 m. IL :o5. 20. aud
900 = II- daily, except sunday. sundays, 300 ..
m. 4:10pm-
AL! XANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WM, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
For Alexandria. 6 700. 6; 3I. s: 4o.9:45 1857 am
% noon. 05. AS 100. 5:55. 6 :O5, 8 :O5.
~ %. and IL 81 pm. ON sunday at d 90, y IA
1857 am, = 81. 5:55. s:o5. and fOO5 pm.
Accommodation for Quanrico. 90 PIN. weekdays
for Richmond and the South, o 90, 10 81 am. daily
. and d % pm daily. except sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for WASHINGTON. 8 OJ, o.
600, g:l0 dO;l5 ll:O7 am. go. 300, BIB
o. 10. . o. S;52, 1882 and IL :05 D. m. On sun
cay a. o: 10 and IL :O7 M co. }: 10, 7sO5 9:Ss
and ~ A. pm
Ter of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue and az
the station where orders be left the checking
Cf baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. T. PUGH J. n WODD
General Manager fau6l Gen. Pas. Agent
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The CORNELL Us1vEns1rr Cnrw
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACING-ITs
DANGERS LkSSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF OVEkTRAINING.

The following letter speaks for ITSELF and Is ono of
the scores Of unsolicited testimonials daily received
by me:
zETA PSI HALL CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
ITHACA, N. Y, July 20. 1888.
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD ArER.
Dear Madam: shall always take pleasure in recon-
mending your Vita NuOva" to athletes particularly
oarsmen suffering from too much training.
During q rigid and exceptionally severe course of
hard training under Charles Courtney our coach"
became III and debilitated from attack Of
but foolishly continued my hard work (averarng .
row OF 20 miles per day until had trained down"
from $50 pounds to l47 and became completely pros
trated. or what boating men called OVERTURNED"
vita Nuova" has completely restored my wasted
vitality and feel full of life and grateful that
desire personally to thank you. used "vita Nuova"
through the recommendation of Mr. Blow, of St. Lous
Gratefully yours, ROBERT LEE McCOMR
Stroke Cornell University Crew.
Vita Nuova New Llfe) is the best remedy for dys-
pepsia, nervousness. seeplessness and overwork It
VIII assist the weak stomach it will rest the weary
brain 1t will brace up" the shattered nerves. Al it
made from the prescription Of famous physician you
are not taking Quack medicine. As 1t Ii by
honest manufacturer you assured Of pure ingre.
dients As 1t Is used and indorsed BY and women
you all know and respect you not using an un-
known or untried remedy only be careful get the
genuine; refuse substitutes. Send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER, so Park Place. New York. for additional
testimonials; from Rev. David Swing. Of Chicago;
Judge Morgan j. O'Brien. Supreme Court. New York /:
Hon. Henry Watterson, of kentucky ex-9ov. Andrew
g. curtin. of Pennsylvania, and many others of like
character and reputation. au9
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ROSS
l Has returned from the springs and viii be pleased
u - her friends at
su2s-4t 1910 I1th st. NV.
MAD 4. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
Au and ClalrNoyant can give you your exact life
e.arI and 70 her sitters their names full Love
ara.rs specially Charms worAed L. Satisfaction.
alADAAk Can convince the most skeptlczl aud brings
good luck u al lll2 q st NV. jyl4-7ws
pkOF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
- ycyAnt Astroloser and Spiritual Medium Born
WIN second sisht and veil livery hidden mystery
,s SSs,ed keeoyers lost or stolen Property FINDS
speedy MARRIAGES Brings separatsd torethsr liiyes
seesess IN business Removes all family troubles
tno eva lnnuetlces Cures sickness II disappointed
enoIsot otners judge all alike, ~ the PROFESSOR
eNnnce TIE most sceptical strangers from other
s VII save time and disap pointment by CALI g on
ed. S hume SisrSoyant in tins city. he
he can 90 slttinss. soc Iife-readin.r by mai ~
Name. lock VI hair date q b rth Honrs
9oI-hn 421 9th Ct NV
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The Power oS Retaliation.

WHAT UNITED IRELAND ckks N ThE kEJECrIQN
% THE flsHRKlks TREATY.
DUBLIN, August 30 Rned Ireland says that
the rampant American senate In relecJlng
the nshe1es treaty gave England terri
Ole proof OF the power OF retaliation -
The greater Ireland across the sea, whose vea-
geance MT. BalfOur's coercion policy hes
aroused. IL says the arrest OF The Red
mond brothers will incite fresh vengeance.
The paper commends the action OF Jhe COX
band In refusing 70 play the national anthem at
the Irish exAlbltlOn In London
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Organising the Brass Workers.

THE KNIGHTS TO GRANT THEIR NATIONAL DISTRICT
ASSEMBLY CHATTER.
PITTsBURG, August 3O.-The general Officers OF
the Knights OF Labor have notified the PitLsburg
oficers that acharter will be granted he National
District Assembly OF Brass Workers as soon as the
money due the general association is paid into the
various local district assemblies This will be
done within the next two weeks and a meeting
will be held In New York about september Is TO
perfect the national organization. Twenty five
thousand brass workers, including nearly 5000
from New York, have signined their intention OF
joining the new organization.
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Camp Gaisllersburg.

Inc camp at Gaithersburg Is progressing well
Rev. Dr. Riley, presiding elder or the Washington
District preached at IL a m. yesterday. The
young peoples meeting was held at 3 D. m, and
Rev. 8. K Hughts preached In the evening Sew
eral conversions have added the interest OF the
meeting.
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NRUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF "PECKATONE-
l. SITUATED ON THE POTOMAC RIVER IN
MIS- IMokELAND COUNTY. VA. OPPOSITE

TNkCSIEES AUCTION SALE OF ''PECKATONE-
l. SITUATED ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, IN
MIS- IM0kELAND COUNTY. VA. OPPOSITE
In pursuance OF a deed of trust dated July Is 1885,
Of record in the clerks office Of the County Court OF
Westmore.and County. u. b. Al, page 40, executed
by Horace b. kirkwood to the undersigned as trus ee
IN order 70 secure the payment for a. 800
gwen BY hlm TO John A Lynham esq., for the deferred
Ihstsfnent OF purchase money Of the above named
farm, SAID kirkwood having made default in the pay
ment OF said note and the holder thereof having re-
WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1883,
proceed to sell said farm Peckatone with all the i'm
provements thereon. to the highest bidder public
auction, upon the premises, at IWELEE O'CLOCK NJ
while Is believed that the title to said property is
perfect ectng as trustee, shall sell only title a.
was vested In me by the deed Of trust Aforesaid aud
shall convey the same to the purchaser with special
warranty. Peckatone is one OF the oldest and best
known plantations on the lower Potomac Containing
iIo scres OF excellent and The mansion house, .
large brick residence, burned down about 4 Year
ago. but the walls still standing, and from them
here could o easily gotten sufficient number bricks
70 erect modern style dwellinx with rooms enough
ior any ORDINARY family there also several OUT
INTO neat and comfortable residence ut triing coat
ms property will be sold At the time named above
without regard To weather. and the purchaser will be
required 70 comply the spot give actory
earnest OF his doing 30 in q short time
Terms: or cash to aI amount sufficent TO pay the
costs OF SAFE ana the note Aforesaid of e. $780, with
teret al the rate Of six July 10Th 1885,
terms as the sail II. b. Kirkwood shall name or upon
nis iaIure upon such terms the shall deem
best, TO be announced al the sale.
sn24-l0t THOMPSON BROWN. Trustee.
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Jr, 1st artillery, granted one months leave Post
Chaplain Chas. c. Pierce, recently appointed or
dered to duty at Fort supply, Ind Ter. Maj Ed.
win V. sumner, 9th cavalry; Maj. Guy V. Henry,
9th cavalry. and LIST Lieut. Philip Reude. 81 cav
airy inspector Of rifle practice, ordered TO meet at
Fort Niagara, N. Y, to witness the annual
competition Of the Army rife teams. Leaves
OF absence granted Second Lieut.. Thomas b.
Dagan, Sd cavalry, three months and second
Lieut.. Geo. y. Ca twri hit, oath infantry, four
months. Thirty recruits ass gned TO tue 18th in
fantry, thirty to the Attn nIanLry, and fifteen re-
CruitS the C5th inf ,.,irv
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AUCTION SALES.

THoMAs BOWLING. AuosiOuesr.
hLGGLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" LIVERY DESCRIPTION, Al ny AUCTION
hOOAs, SAT- RDAl, SEPTEMBER FIRST.
1855. COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK
ALSO AT SAME HOUR,
EAECUIORs SALE OF A LARGE IOT OF HOUSE,.
HOLD EFFECTS BELONGING To THE HO-
MILLER ESTATE.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
A NUMBER OF HORSES. BELONGING TO Dlf'
FERENI PARTIES.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. BC0GIE6,
WAGONS, kTc.
ALSO,
CARPENTERS CHEST, With COMPLETE SET
OF TOOLS. AND A LOT OF GROCERIES,. au30-2t
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Porsuxuese Soldiers Muttuy.

LONDON, August 30-Advices from Lorenzo Mar
ques q Portuguese town In Africa, say that
mutiny has broken out among the soldiers OF the
garrison, and that marines nave been landed from
the war ships to quell It. Fighting Is expected
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NEO. ". SIILkNEY, Auctioneer, 1856 +.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST


BY virtue of deed of trust recorded In Liber No
1900 folio 277 seq of the laud records for the
District Of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, will offer for sale front Of the
premises. ON MONDAY. The Third DAY OF SKIP
lEhBER. 1858. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the follow
nston District Of Columbia, to wit All that piece
parcel of land and premises known and described "a
lot numbered ninety-two (92). in John T Arms sub
division Of certain lots IN square numbered hun
dred and seventy nine 019l said subdi il
corded in Book IA. l07 of the records of
veyors Office of said District, improved by . brick
residence subject certain deed OF dated July
20 1855. 70 secure 900 ve after date, with
interest at the rate OF per centum per annum, pay
able semi annually.
Terms of sale. One-third cash. and the balance in
one and two years from date Of with at
the rate OF ak per centum anLum. payable semi
annually. secured by deed of trust the property
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
post OF 500 will be required at time of sale. All
Sonveyancing and recording 81 purchasers cost
Terms Of sale TO be compiled with in fifteen days or
the property will be resod the risk aud cost OF the
defaulting pa rcnAoer
JAMES h. MARI,
au23-eOdk09 A
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TI,HOMAs BOWLING. AucIloneer
A VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO
1885 HIGH OR 32D STREET, GEORGETOWN

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1883, at ) O'CLOCK,
will sell in front of the premises part of lot 10,
square No. 1O1. fronting % feet the side of
High SD street. between West aud Stoddard streets
By depth of $50 feet. improved by elegant two
story brick dwelling containing eleven rooms
sas hne cellar, stable In fruit yard, &C., &C.
Terms one-third cash. balance in and two years
with interest secured deed of trust the property
sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A
deposit of 90 required at the time of sale au2 kds
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CRUISE OF THE REVENUE MARINE CADETs.-Capt.
d. B. Hodgton, In command OF the revenue cutter
Chase, has reported to the Treasury Department
that his vessel arrived at GARDENERS Bay, N Y,
on the 9th instant, from her trip to Spain with
the cadets. Since leaving Fayal, Azores. on the
gath or July, he had encountered head winds and
two gales, the last on the 2lSt instant. to the
southeast OF Geages shoal, or a cyclonic nature,
accompa MED by q very light sea. The vessel had
TO be hove to for several hours in both cases. She
particle OF water. This was que TO the small
qua ntities OF Oil in bags hung from the weather
cat head. All OF the cadets are In good health.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP,

LAND COMMISSIONER SToCKsLAGRR in his forth
coming annual report will state that during the
yenr 59,O95 cash entries were made, aggregating
5,9O7 :2o4 acres forwhich the Government received
$l1,2O3071. or these S,31S were private land
entries, 23,151 were presumption entries, 1,314
were mineral entries, 142OS were committed home
stead entries, 3S5 were desert land entries, and
152 were coal land sales There were also 9, 42O
timber and stone land entries. The whole number
OF entries OF all classes, including Indian land
Pos, 119, embracing "a, 4S5,S33 acres, the total
receipts being 81 3, 522. 1S5.
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THIS AFTERNOON.

u oBERT vOsE CO. Auctioneers, 800 1t. Sc.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION ON
IHuRsDAI, AUGUST THIkT1ETH. 1883 AT
HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
This lot has frontage VI AZ feet by depth Of 100
and part of original lot TO- in square 516 and il
located on LIST st s.w. south of Maryland ave,
the 0arheld Monument, and fronting the Capitol
grounds
Terms easy 400 at sale Title perfect Real estate
men look out for bargain au27-3t
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

III d Co.
Os dormeriy with Hanson Hiss 4 Co,
WALL PAPEkS-
We have just received q large Consignment, n, r.~
spring patterns We are selling all lie xhite H.
from l5c- 10 30 Embossed Gilt from i5c 10 a. Al
gork guAranteea nrstei2s< fresco Painting and
s. l. LEPREUx 4 BRO. sos s.x
9Th street pass the door. mi
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. AUGUST 3O.-virsinia SKIES cor
solidated. 3o past due coupons 81; do. ten-fortie
3oh; do. new threes. 65Is bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md, August 30.-Cotton quiet an
6rln-middlinT. 1OA Flour fairly active firm
Wheat-sOuthern. fairly active and nrmer; Fultz 9S
1O2: Longberry. 99a103: western. quiet and lowe
closing easy; No, winter red spot 97}sa971l: Seq
lOOksiO1. Corn-southern. quiet and firm; whit
65sos yellow. o4s57 western. dun and nomina
mixed. spot. 52%a53: September. 52&so3; year,
a46h; January. 4IAa46H. Oats. steady at unchange
prices Rye. steady: 56aSs Provisions fsirly acsiv
steady = Rio csreoes fair, IAN. Sugar copper re
nned; steady 15hal5A: Whisky, quiet, 126a12!
cotton. sgd: nour. per ton. Us Cd grain; A.
Bushels eorn saoo basSss osss SusSe
rye. 700 bushels; Shipments-four; $500 barrels
wheat l23,OOU bu shells. Sales - Wheat 276,OO
buahes. corn. 300 bushels.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SAoRr ROUTE 20 LoNDoN. "

- NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. s. co.
last Express Steamers.
To Southampton (London, HAvrel. Bremen.
Elbe, Sat, sept L, pm Lam. We'd, Sept y a.
N; Vera. sat, sept. 3. ID, Alier. Wed. Sept.
Sept Is. u y IL
CoInfortabie staterooms, excellent table luxriouus
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin, S75 and up
wars berth. according to location; "a cabin. 500
berth steerage low rates; Apply to Z L. DROOP
S25 Penn. ave- BkALI. BROWN co, 1921 + st
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he Italian Ports.

Queen Natalie Goes TO Bucharest
PARIS August 30-Queen Natalie, OF Servia, has
gone 70 Bucharest.
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The GARNER Incident CI

The GARNER Incident Closed.
PARIS August 30-The oflcials at the German
embassy are satisfied that the man GARNER, who
nred shot at the porter OF the embassy yester-
day, IL insane. The incident is thererose closed.
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JUMP & DErwr11rn, Pn,srrRs.

Judd ~ OETWEILER. Il RINTER6,
42O-422 nth ST. N. w., Washington. D. c.,
Have the largest once and the most complete sppars-
tus In the city. and are prepared to execute all
work speedily. promptly. and at low prices.
WORK FOR POLITICIANS
BUSINESS MEN.
LAWYERS,
DOCTORS &C.. &C..
Promptly DONE and ct prices low Is good work can
be produced Estimates cheerfully furnished
Fine Scientific work carefully executed
Ledsers and Blank Books made to order
au28- 2w
T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH STREET N W.
u . Asbsstos. Paper. Fire Brick and Clay,
Lime. Cements. Charcoal, Pitch,
yZ0 Felts. Pulp &c.
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Minister Romero Going 10 Europe.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 3O.-Matias Romero,
the Mexican Minister at washington, has obtained
leave 70 visit Europe.
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GUNNER FIcruREs.
Light and attractive subjects for the Country and
Seaside Bridal 9b GIFTS Sc "PLAYINa DOMIN6Es"
AIM" TojsttL C0oman's latest "MUSING" HING
AROUND A-ROSYm Dyorak. PAintinga Mirrors,
Etchings. &c. All ROGEhy GROUPS.
JAMES g EARLE SONa
3e26 616 CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
Il . question that can be answered BY one
who suffers from Corns and Buniona q the
approach Of rainy weather u usually indi
WILL IT Gated by agonizing pain. II such sufferers
oct wissly and use NeaGs Corn and Bustou
RAIN Piosteys, such weather indications disap-
pear. These Plasters afford immediate re-
TO-DAY Lief and secure rest and comfort to the suf
fsreE. Sold by all Drussists
|" Use Bensow's Plaster for Rheumatism
and Bnckache-
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lWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT, FRONTING ON STREET, BETWEEN
No. $40.
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH, 1885, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, shall sell. front of prem
ises. part lot No. g IN square 1856 having Is feet
ont by depth of 80 feet. improved by two story
In rear,
Terms 81. 1000 cash: balance in six. twelve, and
eighteen month"; secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold All CO nvey ancing at purchasers cost 300
au2s-d&ds WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
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To Visit the Italian Ports.
ROME August 3O.-British, German and Austrian
sQuadrons will make visit shortly to the prtnci-
pal Itahan portA