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THEY LOST THEIR BOOTY.
Three Chicago Burglar shoot a Watch
man and Make Their Escape.

man and Make Their Escape.
CHICAGO, August 2s.-A Pinkerton Waterman
discovered three men getting into cab at o'clock
this morning at the corner OF Madison and Market
streets. in the Wholesale district. When he APP
preached and inquired their business they each
drew revolver and began 10 fire 1T him. The watcls
man returned their fire and pursued them short
distance, but was unable 10 capture them, having
received bullet wound in the leg. Returning to
OF burglars tools OF the finest quality and bag
containing about $500 In money and a collection
burglars had entered the wholesale clothing store
OF Henry w. KING & Co., in that immediate
vicinity, and In the most skilful manner had
opened the safe and taken the money. The thieves
escaped and their identity Is not known, though
they are believed to belong to the gang who have
recently committed numerous burgiarles on the
West Side.
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ArrER TIE WHITE CAPS-Governor Gray, OF
Indiana has written TO the judges and prosecut-
ing attorneys OF the Judicial districts which are
disturbed by the White Caps urging that Increased
exertious be made 10 cause 20 be indicted all per-
sons who have in any way been connected with
the outrages and insists that the perpetrators OF
the outra2es must be ferreted out
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The Flannel shirt Brigade.
.v, x1,a No. Vavk Sx,u

MI. Richard watson Glider. editor OF the Century
Magazine, IL q full-nedged member OF the flannel
shirt brigade So u John Hoey when he il at home
at his country place. 50, too Is Erastus Wimap,
The summer shirt OF other years. the French
percale OF gaudy patterns, u marked at Discount
Ia the Broadway windows, while flannel shirts
flannel down 10 81 for the new idea haIr-cctton
shirt which most people wear and laundries can
be safely trusted with.
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TIE PRESIDENT has designated Lieut. Jacob J.
bunker 70 supervise the New York hArbor under
the act approved June "a
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GRATEFUL-COArTORTINo
EPP'S COCOA
BREAKFAST

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the ettons Of digestion and nutrition and
BY careful application OF the ns properties Of we'll
tables with delicstey Favored beverage which may
ave US many heavy doctors bills 1t Is by the Judi
c,ous use OF such articles diet that
may be xrsdusiiy built Up until strong enough to
maaies arp nostng around ready TO attack where
ever there u weak point. We may escape many .
foal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti6ed with
pure blood and = properly nourishsd frame."-Cicil
Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold only
IN half-pound tins BY Grocers. tabled thus;
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic Chemists,
H2l-n. tuks London. England.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

a NEW NATIONAL BANK--The Controller Of the
Currency has authorized the organization Of the
Commercial National Bank, OF BOSTON, Mass,
h Frost, cashier.
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assg..lED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr. THos HorrIA
han, u hahAnoy tliy. IA. and Miss NELLIE DONO-
ohbk. III Washington. 40. c. married oa Mon
day, Augusg p. loSo. w the key f.tner Mareuroy
1T Aahanoy Cay, Ia
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TIE FIRST RrvHT-The Navy Department has
been informed that the frst rivet was driven into
the hull OF the cruiser San Francisco on the Isl
Inst at San Francisco.
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III. ID. BAss
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
Has the honor 70 inform you thss Ia NV ANNA
have yust arrived ~SS~~
NJ; sAAk psEsonally nss I'll ssxmsass nsdsts Aas
u,,, N,l PxNxsyIvAxrA AVE-.
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CINCINNATI, August 28.-At g o'clock this morn
ing re was discovered In the six-Story building at
the corner OF John and Let's streets, occupied by
Herman Kline q co. as q stocking mandatory.
The entire building was destroyed and nothing
but the bare walls were left standing. The loss
will be very heavy, and Is estimated at SlOO, OOO
The IRE originated In the machlne-room In cell
lar and spread With great rapidity.
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6cuYrIxp Hn BARK AT sgA-The steamer Per-
saan Monarch reported at New YORK on sunday
that she had rescued = number OF sailors from the
a1nking bark 0yne. Yesterday the story assumed
9 new phase. The captain OF the Gyfle deliber-
ately scuttled his vessel and sa0hrated her with
paxsnane, preparatory 70 nrfng her, requiring the
crew TO declare that she had fifteen feet Of water
In her hold, which statement was not True When
the Persian Monarch came alongside, heard the
story OF the crew, and asked about the parafnpe.
che captain OF the Gyne suddenly refused 70 aban-
don her. The twelve rescued sailors went before
the British consul In New YORK yesterday and
made clean breast OF the entire story.
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A Wedding at 81. Johns.

" NJ ~ SO""os
Mr. HOWARD L CHANDLER AND MISS VIRGINIA Z. PAT.
TERS0N UNITED IN MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Howard L. Chandler and Miss virginia
E. Patterson were married this afternoon
at o'clock in St. Johns church by
the Rev. J. M. E. Mckee, assistant rector.
Some dozen and half witnesses were present
The groom entered with the rector attended by his
best man, Mr.. James A. G. Campbell, OF Chester,
Penn, and awaited the arrival OF the
bride. The groom and his best man
bride entered with her father, pre-
ceded by two bridesmaids, through
the H street door OF the church. she
Wore a dress OF gray wool, the open pointed
body and elbow sleeves trimmed with white lace,
and she carried a bouquet OF white roses The
bridesmaids wore dresses OF white muslin, draped
In white lace. Mr.. Patterson gave her hand In
marriage. Among tho 9 present were Mr.. and
Mrs Ell II. Chandler, OF Kansas City, and MrA
Hayle Chandler, OF Ridley Park, Pa
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A SOUND MIND GOES VERY SELDOM WITH.
"A out sound digestion, and nothing Contributes
toward g more than the uss Of AN0UbTUkA BIT.
TkRS the world-renowned appetixsr aud tnvtgurator
Sons Is
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OFF Cons A BANK MANAeER.-Charles W. Wal
dron, one OF the owners and managers OF the
Waldron Bank, OF Hillsdale, Mich, mas aDsconded,
taking with him money and securities yar1ously
estimated at from $50 600 TO $4,000. He leaves a
wife and two children. The bank Is doing business
and deposiIors will be paid In full
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SUIT AGAINST TEE ARTHUR KILL BRrDGR.-The
Pennsylyania Railroad Co mas commenced suit
against the Arthur Kill Bridge for s.. 100000 The
bridge Is being built by the staten is.and Transit
Co and the b. and D. Railroad 20. The Pennsyl-
vania Co claims that the bridge Is q hindrance 70
NAVIGATION.
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The Saratoga Racen.

SARATOGA, Augusta 2S.-F1rsI race-f0r maidens
three-year-old-6 furiongs. BelwOod won, Col
Zeb Ward second, and Allentown third. Time,
l:17X.
second race-handicap sweepstakes. all ages
1-16 miles vosburg won, Letretia second, Oars
man third Time, :50x.
Third race-Morrissey stakes; IN miles. Mont
rose won, Pee-Weep second, Wary third Time,
3:07
Fourth race-Five-e'ghths of mile Chestnut
Belle won, Vendetta second, Penman third. Time,
l:Okk
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Disappointed Grangerx.

WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa, August 2S.-Fuily 5000
persons were at the Grove to-day expecting TO see
President Cleveland, but they were disappointed.
In his stead Congressman Scott and Maish viii
be present and deliver addresses.
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THR GUNBoAr PKTREI. now building at Balu.
more, will be launched about the middle OF Sep.
teniber.
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THorAs CARIY1rs W.,

ones sors~oU unmarried Thers's no knowfng
s. Whist Mr.. Carlyle might have been but for dys-
pspdA" Doubles dyspspsis was the cause Of
ais gloom and irritability. Had h tahsn Ayss's
Pnis he would have bssn . healthier and
hspptsr man
wss great sufferer from Dyspspsia aud
oonsupsson- had 10 appetite. became
srsssiy dsbfhtstsd. and was continually
Amicted with Headache and pisEtnsssL Altar
trying various remedies. finally began TO uss
Ayers Pills. and soon my Appetite improved
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
ID Il Logan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS
Prepared BY d.. J. G. Aver Co, Lowell MasL
59io oy AL Druggists and Dealers In xsdicina.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. 1883.

Lt az w WSksIH III FROM STATION CORNER
f9r SllcA<o aud Northwest express daily 1875 =
For Cincinnati and St. Louis. express d.ily Sal
For httsburx and Cleveland express daily 1875 a
IOr Ls1ineton and Local stations tlo:1oam
m 2d5 and gas pm daily ae eaus wmns0n' 7;so
,Ier IN ermediats points bsJvsea Balsmo,s AL
fS5 sinser'y and mtsrmedaats points 50 80 An,
Dor AatimOre. s. $50. 40. 40. $50, 945. IL
.4S-minnte ira nl am, II 10 2;o5. 81? (45-minute
ils o5 $50. 4s6 S PSI 539. s Jas SIS e and and
FOR ANNAPOLIS. $40 and s 30 m. 1910 and 30
e sons 4 o $50 F $40 R s'' sa AM
days . 81 am, 4 10 pm.
more. s. 40, 8: 80 m IL 10 $50 4:35. Gas pm
On SUNDAYS $3.50 m, I is 800. IS. 5:I5
mil:l2 Tor R5inSips stations only :io:iOxn N.
For Galth~rsburs and intermediass points tsam,
fOr Bcyd's aud intermedisis stations. n pm. $40
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only a.
Ito Pm, ssoppins st al stations ON Metropolitan
for Frederick tIo:1oAm. - t4:3:a t5:3o na
ICr Ha<vrstovn. no: 10 am and 70 :3op.m
S Rhs5sy .na piint' on the shsnSndosh Valley
west m hk. pm
p NJ: from Cincinnati and 81: Louis daily 20 a. n
and 80 y. trim Pittsoarx daily 20 ~. 5:I5
From FhiiadelPnIa. Cheser. aud Wilmington. Io:45
- ON: ~ an. snS y;1o p m aAily
Baltimors 10 a m daily aud II rs a m. sundsy only
30 -. D. 90 10 s5 n srans II sniS I'm.
nte trzinl IL l.. = 8 4:1O. ). d. q so, L.
~ ans To- Snsq,S' $50 sn q u so 10
fhIeept SUNDAY Daily ssupday only;
Senes. On orders lsfs at ueAst Otce. 0ls and Ia5l
fs M 81 CIhM nss oB.s q scU1r
$3.50 Cen MANAGER. Gen Pass Agent
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

short ROUTE 10 LONDON,
~ NOt.DDEJlSCHER LLOYD 8 CO
tsst ExDreas Steamers
To Southampton OLOnoou, Havrel Bremen.
Trsvs, Wed. Aug -. Al am; ElU~ a. sept l.
phA.; L2iin. we'd, SEPT D D q Ia. MerTa sat-, sept
.. a. In; Aler. Wei. Sept. II. 10 q EIGer sat-
seFt ID
Comfortable ststerooms, excellent table luxriouus
saloon appointments. Prices let Cabin S75 aud up-
sarvs berth according to location IA CABIN. ESQ
berth steers<o at low rates; Aplly to L. h. DROOP
6<5 Penn ave BkALL- LRONN q CO, 1871 y 81
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The Princess Henriesta, aunt Of Emperor WI
liam OF Germany, arrived In New York Saturday
with her husband, RsoG Won 1smArk. The famous
German surgeon.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Joseph
v. Bell, OF Charlestown, w. Va, and Ella C.
Arnold, Of Lovettsviiie, Va; Charles T. Wright
and Maggie Myre sears; Jno. w. Yong and Isabel
s. Sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28

During ssoem n New Brunewtck. N. J., yester-
CAV, tbs New JeFSey Ruooer WORKS were struck
by hghfnlng. Thef0 were 800 persons, majority
q tn woman, N tho roomA many q Vhon
Weeo stanno1 an1 0ogo pa1kesfs1ckeAs
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CRAR0B or FoRGRRY.-The Commissioner OF
Pensions has been advised that George King. col
ored, has been arrested 1T Kansas CITY, Mo-. on the
IStn Instant On charge OF Obtaining Q pension
cneck belonging 10 George W. King and forging
the pensioners name thereto He was brought
before United States Commissioner L. X, Wyne and
commtted TO JAIL in default OF bail, for further
hearing on September 4
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IIlHOMAs DOWLINd. Auotioneer.
A VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO.
1885 HIGH OR 32D STREET. GEORGETOWN.

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1855, ct 8 O'CLOCK,
viii sell in front of the PREMISES part Of lot 10. IN
square No. l01. fronting rs feet the side Of
High SD street. between est aud Soddxrd streets
by depth Of $50 feet. improved by elegant two
story brick dwelling containing eleven rooms water
gas tne cellar stable in fruit IN yard &c, &c.
Terms third cash. balance in aud years
With secured deed Of trust the property
sold all cash at the option of the purchaser. A
deposit of 100 required the time Of sale AUS dads
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AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock Market
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
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p1sARxlxa NRaRoys IN Lou1sIASA ,

RANGE OF THE THRRNOMRrER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal once to-day: q
m, &c; p m, 72: maximum, 70; minimum. So
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Heavy Frost sn New Hanpshire.
DOVER, N. H., August pa heavy white frost
covered everything In the l0wiands this morning,
and II IS stated that The damage done to crops viii
be large.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STAIR PARSONS DENTIST sTH ST. coz
" rer nv. Gold ala Anlsls.m iillil - especial
" ram prsve1teo N sxHeetlA< ~ application 70
SPKcIALrY IN BOOKBINDING.-HAkPEH Am
- C>aiuky 4.szxsnes oouad Tor % and rs cents q
xAk LlCkIT blSDEh1 (est4DlsAsd lSAol. lOl2
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FoR SLEEp1EssSnss
USE HoRsfoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Or. @ r. DAKE. Belleville, IL. says: i have found
It. and aIoh TO lie Capable Of producing and
natural sleep in ii Insomnia from overvork
this brain. which often professional
and business men"
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TOMORROW.

TWENIY-NIN III. at len O'CLOCK the contents Of
a ten room house. No 10 ST. NV. one fue Piano
Pzrior suite. bedroom Sets. Carpets, Dining aud
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c. au21-2t
ID oBERT vosE 3 CO.. Auctioneers, 800 1t. ae.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST IHIRTIETh 1858 AT
HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. n.
This lot has frontage Of AZ feet by depth Of 100
and part of original lot 10, in square o16, and 10
located LIST St south of Maryland ave-, near
the Garneld Monument, and fronting the Capitol
grounds
Terms easy s10O at sale. Title perfect Real estate
men look out for bargain. au27-3t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. AuctiOnssra.
HAIR-cLoTH PARLoR SUITE. EASY CHAIRS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, MARBLE,TOP
CENIk TABLES. MAHOGANY TABLES
HAIR-CLOTH ROCKERS, COTTAGE fUkNI-
IURn, BEpSTEAps. BUREAUS, MARpRoBLS,
OThEK CARPETS. MATTRESSES, BEDDING.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
SILL. ETC
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-ONE, ct TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell, at the residence 10 10
ST. general assortment of Household Effects. to
which we ask the attention OF buyers.
au25-ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucta.
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An ARKAsuAs Mono LYHcBRD.-A coaored boy,
sixteen years Old, named 0raveA assaulted the
farmer living near Brownstown, SEWER County,
Ark, on THURSDAY. Late Friday night mob
forc1bly took 0faves nom the omceu and hanged
cond1ffon n CRITICAL
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JANIS T. MARX,
au23- eod&ds SAMUEL A. DRURY, Trustees.


MIN MESt MQ nl COUNTY. VA OPPOSITE
In pursuance q deed of trust dated July 16 1885.
Of record in the clerks Office of the County Court Of
Westmoreand County. d. b. 40, page 470, executed
By Horace b. kirkwoOd to the undersigned trpsI
given by him to John A. Lynham ESQ, the deferred
instaIment Of purchase money of the above named
farm, said krkwood having made default in the pay
ment of said note, and the holder thereof having
quested that SAID deed be enforced, shall. on
WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1883,
proceed to sell said farm Peckatone with all the i'm
provements thereon to the highest bidder at puzzle
auction, upon the premises, at TWELVE O'CLOCK u.
While Is believed that the title said property
perfect acting trustee, shall sell only a.
WAS vested III me by the deed Of trust aforesaid and
shall convey the to the purchaser with special
known plantations on the lower Potomac, containing
10 acres OF excellent iand. The msnsion house, .
large BRICK residence, burned down about year
ago. but the walls still standing, and from them
there could be easily soften SUFFICIENT number Of bricks
to erect modern style dwellin, with enough
for any ordinary family. there also several out
houses on the place. one which might be converted
into neat and Comfortable residence at striing
his property will be sold At the time named above
without regard to weather. and the purchaser will be
REQUIRE y comply on the spot or give satisfactory
earnest " his doing SO in u short time.
Terms: or cash To amount SUFFICIENT to the
costs of ale anu the note aforesaid Of 81 $500 with
terest at the rate Of six July 18TH 1885,
till day of sale, and to The remainder. upon such
terms the sail II. Kirkwood shall name, or upon
his failure. upon SUCH terms the trustee shall deem
sua4 lot j. THOMPSON BROWN. Trustee.
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Cutting OFF Ferdinand's Supplies.
LONDON, August 2S.-It 10 rumored that as con-
sequence OF Russian and German pressure the
COOurg family Will suspend Prince Ferdlnand's
appanage.
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PARIS, August 2S-LOrd Salisbury Is at ROyat.
He has exchanged frequent visits with Baron Moh-
renheim, the Russian ambassador to France.
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TnY IT.,

IRY lri
PONDS EXTRACT II known sveyywhsro, and veil
merits it, reputation q the ~Psoplss Remedy" and
Cntvsrsai Pain Destroyer" For over forty ysaxs this
ersst vegetable compound has proved il scscy and
power faded do it, duty when brought into uss II
Snd ,Sas,nWasien and ahould b In every household
Inject btisa. Wounds, Bru,sss l7iss. Csssrrk
astsosEhsess. etc. Ash ter PoND'6 ExTkACT. TslS
no imtsasaeaA my31
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THE GREAT
L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
rIO HE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOIB4E TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
e1kEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENr EOITIPMENT

p 70 IHE NokIH. WEST: AND SOUTHWEST.
SffEL kSIEs MAoSiFfctSP foUfFaEsr
IN EffECT AUGUST o. 1855.
G GSNstH SIXTH AND d STREETS As Fol-
Fo1R1s.sury and the West Chicago E1press,,
fniinlaA NestibuI-d Cars al $50 AN daily. Fast
Lns. ;oO Am daily TO Cincinnati and st. Louis.
aaH.ITis6urs 70 s, LSus; daily except SATURDAY
ShleAso, with sleeping Car Altoona to { hlcaso
Car. %,.hlastP9 . chlS.So "a s. Louis; and
daily Al Harrisburg with throlgh slsepers for
L9Hisyliie and Msnphis Pacific EIpgess. 1000
throush Sleeper to Pittsours. and Pittsbur. 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Csnandaisua. and Rochester. daily for Buff
x ao sS car shut - Rosbes,eG
For willi.msport. Lock Haven. and Elmirs at $50
For Set hS5s and mo- TIE Es' 90 90 Sp9 % i00 and nd
sunass. zoo " 10 ttV 20. 416 ioo0, and
leo pm Limited EIpress Of Pullman P.ror
NJ. daily Sit1 Dinins Car -
for Bar aarsU Ssa shae n
For Brocklyn y. y all through trains connect at ger
diTeet trsr SER 70 Fulton street. avoiding doubls
Tor Phiiadeirhss 20. 800 ii 90 and IL 40 am.
il ny S 51 G 10 s snd
11:20 I'M Limited Express. all Parior Cars. o; 40
I'm. week days and ) 40 p. N. daily. with Dining
Fer Bf'5n95s es5, 5ae sSS. 80 go 90 90
$40. 800. : 40. 10 90, and IL 20 pm ON sun
sYo y goo 90 10 100 90 and atH sT PM ZOO "a"
For fopes Greek Line. : 20 am and 4:40 Pm daily.
For Anpapohs 7:2o aud 900 a m. l.. o5. 60 aai
soc g: daily. except sunday. Sundays 800 a
zR hahRE AS5 sAIE
For Ale 1andriA. 600. 6:35. $40 :45, 1857 an,
u % noon EOS. 4:25. 500. 5:5., 500, s :0S
~ %. anu II - M On sunday at 8 90 9:45
lO:51 An. 81, 300 SOS, aud 1905 pm
Accomllod stiOL tor Quantjco. , 90 pm weekdays
For Richmond and the South, 500, 10 81 am. daily
- and . o. pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandrl4 WASHINGTON. :0o, 70J,
sQU.y:lQ. 1918 ll:O7 am 1 20. $780, BIB
3 10, 500. s:32, 1882 aud IL .05 pm. On sun
Gay ao:lO and ll:01 an. 200. o:l0. Z: 0o 9:3s
1icset- and Information at the ONCE northeas. cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and At
the statiyn where orders be left tor the checku
OF basxae u destination from hotels aud resdenceA
CHAS. l. PUGH. j X WOJD
O=IrrAl MaIA<eE fa26l Pa. Agent
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CIVIL SERVICE ExANNArloN.-An examination
VIII oe held at the rooms OF the Civil Service Com
mission. September 1, to Ill vacancy OF q, 200 In
the War Department, the person to be appointed
70 De specially trained and competent to make the
genealogical aud anthrometrical measurements
Inc examination Will embrace orthography, PEN
manship, copying, letter-wriLlng, arithmetic and
elements OF the English language, together with
Vechnlcal questions 10 test the requisite SKILL
ARMY OKDKRs-Surgeon Charles II. Alden, de-
tailed as a member OF the medical board at West
Point Vice Surg. Charles r Greenleaf, relieved
Brig Gen. Greedy, chief signal on1cer, ordered
from This city TO New York, and thence to Mount
washington, N. H., on temporary duty. The
solved "
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CANNrBALIsTrc CoLoRED MEN.-Charles p. Dade,
a young colored man. was in the Police Court this
afternoon charged with an assault on Thomas
Holmes, also colored. Each OF tie men had
piece OF flesh bitten from his lips, and each
charged the other with doing It. The hight oc-
CURED last night In a saloon on street, between
4th and5th streets, and Dade was arrested by
Ofcer Daily, who caught them while the fight was
in D 'ogIeSs. Dade was given three months