Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1885, Page 3

GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Sars x To Onxorm ‘Six Shirts to order fOr... 9.08 a Tae 12.00 4 FULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, COL- LARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY AND NECK- WEAR 4T THE LOWEST PRICES, COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED 20 each. sy17 &.B ELLERY. _RAILROADS. way * Shore of picturesque Hadson River, leave Jersey City Station of Pennsylvania Rallrosd as = |. Pennsylvania Railroad train TAIN SPECIAL, 840 om, skill 2:11 pm., Grand Fotel 145 p.m Parlor Cars, Pennsylvania Ras’.road Hoya fewer : jo connect. ‘AAND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN. LIM- Sedo pena, arrive at Hotel Kastersell 8:57 p. m., Grand Hie! sah p.m., Saratoga. G:10 p.th... Mon {real hat. with parlor cafe to Catskill Moun Saratoga. iuffet ‘par.or cars leave Washi Pennsylvania failed train at S30 am. for Suratoga: Rleepers thence to Montreal. Aak for single or rowad frplinkts by Weai shore Rouie-andavois tong tay, a me York City. 3] 0 vlvania, Haileoad for complete time {parlor car chairs sir from Jersey City Station reserved copay 1 fe ion, Jersey Clty. Rewleacy. HENRY MONETT, General Passe Sctkgo Broa bwat HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND pay effec 790 A. MEN a HEC MALL alte except Sun. Gay. to local suntlons, connecting at Lyachburg with Titbuiond and Alleghany and Noyfolk and Western Radivoal 11:15 5. 3i.—NEW ORLEANS FAST MALT daily, making close connections South and. Southwest Gaily, except Sunday, with C. and O. Rallway.— Pull Bian Sleeping Huet cars from New York and Waly ing. car’, ‘New Orleans without change of cara Parlor cars from Washington to White i 5 LOUISVILLE PAST LINE. Daily, sia Chariotisville to Cincinnati, Louisville and all Wen iman Sleeping Y ‘o Washington to Pulm Ea ern Points, Pul cara, W Loutsvtiie 1040 P. M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily to siz points, South and Southwest via Dan- $ille and‘ Chariots. "Pullman Sleeping cars from Washington to Atlanta, Montgomery and Selma. Parlor cars Monignme:y to New Orlexoa,” Pullman tisepers from Washington via Charlowe and Colum nae Manamas biviston Train leave Washington at 4:15 p. int daily, exceye Sanday Warren Tras teas: W alles excepe De rains arnve S45 am, SI |, daily ex- i-sovp. m, Lrnctburg Mall dally. ex- 1a., New Orleans Fast Mail, daly, visvihte special, daily. 14 information inquire at Company's i Peonsylvania avenue, Trains leave trom N. MACDANIEL, jent. Agent, SOL. HAAS, Traffic Mauager. ye GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST AN: NERY, LEICENT EQUIPMENT. EFFECT J Ast. 1885. ‘Trains leave Washington from sation, corner of 6th a = jor Pittsbury: and the West, Chicago S.imited Express of Palace Sweeping Cars at 050 4. M- daily” Fast Line, #.50 A. SL daily to Cinemnatl and St. Louis, ‘With Sleeping Cars from Hi. to Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to St. Louis; daily, except Saturday, Siceping Car Altooua to Chi jcinnatl Ex; 70. Pat ‘with Sleeping Cars Wasbington to Chicago and Harrisburg to Louisville; connecting at Har- Fisburg with Western Express with through Sleep- eretor Cleveland and St. Louis. ic F-xpress, do P.M daily. tor Pittsburg and the West, with through Harrisburg % BAL D POTOMAC RATEROADS for Erie, Canandaigaa, Rochester, Bui o, Niagara, 16:00 P.M. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars. Washingion'to Rochester. ‘itamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 Galiy, except Sanday. and the Bast, ith boats of Brooklyn Annex, afford- pee Sok on ee 5, $30 and 11:00 4M, 2:00, night. Limited Expres. 0:40 A.M. r 5, 9:30. 9:40, 9:50, 11:00 A. cB 0. 4:00, 4:25. 4:40, 6:00, 0, 10:00 15 night. On Sunday, 5330. -» 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 7:10, 10:00 P.3t., 3 igh i Gregk Line, 71S A.M. and 440 P.M. dally fexceptsanday For Annapolis, 35 A.M., 12:05 and 425 PM. daily, TeXcept sunday. Ou Sunday, 4:00 PAL. east ) PREDERIOKBBURG RATL- SND “ALEXANDELA AND Waste SHALL ROAD. A.M, 8:06 PM. th, 6:00 end 11:01 AM Sunda; AE ca eit tas sake : i= P.M. and 12:10 midnight (except Monday). grarauday a too aad Touo's aro and 1125 n mation at the office, nortbeast cor- Ber of 13th street and Linon bio avenue, and at the station, where orders cap left for the: ng efbagenge o destinauon Hom Bouele and resid Manager. [je22] General Passengur 4, WV 488 5eT0N, O10 AND WESTERN Rall ‘ROAD, On and after JUNE 14TH, 1885, from and Arrive at 6th and B streets Depot as follows Leave Washington am. and 4:35 pm. daly, ar rive at Belmont Park 10:51 am. and 6:46 pm; bury 11:01 a.m and 636 p.m. arrive at Round Hill at Bem. and 7:15 p.m. Heturning. leave Round mont Fark 654am. and 358 at Washington af 835 am end 5:40 ‘al excursion rates and Sunday trains to BEL- PARK Monthly and Commutation Rates to ‘all potota %& M. BROPHY, superint Alexandria EJ. Lock Woop, Passenger Agent, 507 Penn ave. Washington, sels. Py*s Tone aN onto RatLROAD. Bchedulein effect SUNDAY, MAY 0, 1885, until further rouse © Leave Washington frots Staulon corner of New Jer- “For Chicago 1000 and 10-10 m, ‘The 10-00 or : : : TE BS ne m,n, mom Chicago, arriving in Pitisburgst $0 p mee bertmurning at No extra are charged on ns fue fant tamne. For Gincinusti, Louisville andSt. Louis daily at pens and Lucio pans wiih teva cose aah Tee Bee Sleeping (ars to above poluts, without, change, Soup ta. train ia a Saat bined train to Ciscimoeal ‘R Loulm areiving in Cincinnstt west a St Louls tsi) pin” No extra tare is oa 7 mm For itsborg at 10-00 a m., with Parlor Car, and 9:10 p. m. .to Puttsbarg, Cleveland aud Detroit, ‘ars to Pittsburg. on week days, 6:40, 7: Sundars, 6:10, 7-80, “Tso, Sse sd, 80, OO, TO = On the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, and eso a ta. daily, and Blo pe ne dae rain has Pullmad ‘sleeper, Washington Yo For Annapolis. 6:40, mand 12:10 and 420 pm = 08 Bumiay. nu ama. 4 stains Sew Washington an Bat >. Sd Am! and"130 "é3o, 440 7-0 and 11 p.m,” For statious on Metropolitad: Branch 7.23 aim Vand, 11°13 p.m-dally, except Sou- ¥,and 5280 ptm. daily: 4:40 p.m dally. except Bun Sy, foe. peinetpad nadogs on Meitvpolian ttancuy Texingion, Stanton and Valley ‘Branch, $m. dally except Staday. Cor Len Sates setween W, erurg Ta pan ‘except sunday. For Tiagerstwn and Wincbestar, S40azm daily, except Sunday, and 8230 pan dally to Hagerstowe, Tally except sunday to Wintchestcr, 2 Ls scrive from the Weat daily, 6:00, 7°20 am, From Anbapolis $30 am., and 1:50 and 5:25 pm, Sunday, lcd am. 85 pre ‘Front Lexington 5:30 p ta. dally, except Sunday Frou (rederick ant intermediate polutg W2i5'a.ch., and S15 pn-dails except Sanday Traine Seas Haltimuoce tor Washington as, 5:20 6: 800, $05 and 10-30 am, 12:15, 2.30. 3,4 54M), G00 aud 11 pin jou Sandays, 630 hake mae LOS 20, ABO, O00, OID Bn) fee Sd Via pa ‘Ail trains from Weabengton epee 25.15 ana op nd Ohio Ticket Otlice -Waalhngion Station, O1Ben2 IG51 Pennsylvania. avenue, cocust or Fourteen rect, where’ ordere will be take for’ SEES hatred at any poise inthe Sr stop at Relay Station HE NEW ORLEANS FasT LINE aND ENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL SHENANDOAH JUNC, LURAY axp ROANOKE, ‘he New Route to SCHEDULE LN EFFEC oon iloe “ot _AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. . FISHER & . Beal atate Avctioncers. AZ CHASER Ate Tet EAI PPR ED SOUTMEAST. RAS te of 1 Bupreme Court of the Districe 751, keg ‘shall, bay, es FOC oe oe atotat ies ite suction, in front of the promises, those parts bumbered twenty-tx (: pan fueesvoewen, (27), Ia ghost gain point on Suh surest east distant Grenty(30) south trom tc nortueam corner of aid Lot offer at pubite auction, in Drenilees, the uth tweiy-two (22) tet front on st Hiret cate by the depib of one, hundred eimeine ‘we will also offer, in fro eastern twenty-five(25) feet of lot number the depth thereof, in umbered nod eighip-twe 02.) "feriis of sale, as prescribed by decree: third cash: the balance ju one apd two years from the day of sale, the notes of the purchaser to be given for the ‘deterred. parents, Denning, tnverest a: Six pet cent ‘per annum, oe Ba Doslt of oxe hundred doliars wit jefe od ge oe tenpe if Mec ea of . Bot co within seven daye the trustees Serve the right to resell at the rls and cost of the faulting purchaser. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. _and-2taw nw. INE BUILDING LOT ON COLUMBIA BEIONTS QORNER FOURTEKRTH AND NESAW STREETS, On THURSDAY APTERNOON. AUGUST TWEN- TYSEVENTH. at SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell in 3 ‘prem! ‘LOT 14, BLOCK 35, Columbia, Heights, fronting 100 31-100 feet on 14th street aud Luwleet on Kenesaw street. This ls one of the nest lots on Columbia Heights, opposite residen- ceg on 14th street, near the new Episcopal church, and street cars ‘Bullding opersiions are now in on the Heights, ‘Srurs made k : = mown SUNCANSON BROS. Aucte auz2ot TO-MORROW. (0S, KH WAGGAMAN, T Real Estate Auctioneer. Vall rN PROVED PROPERTY ON F ASHAEED, BETWEEN HIRST AND SECOND Op FRIDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-EIGHT! at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., I shall offer for sal pablic action, in front of the premises, lot Square 567, suid lot fronuing depth of 120 feet to an alley. *Rerais day of salen” aud at feet on F street, by a ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Anct {OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. GOVERNMENT SALE OF SMALL Lor OF FUR- RITURE, BEDDING, TOILETWARE, ICE On SATURD: AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH, 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., in front of sales: rooms, I will seli a lot of FuFniture, Bedding, ico Chest, ‘Tollerware and sundries. ‘Terins cash. By order of WM. A. DeCAINDRY, Secretary of Bourd of United States Executive Deparunents at New Orleans Ex, ition. eu26-3t ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. { BENSINGEK, Auctioneer, Ss. ‘Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 940 La ave. AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, WAGON, HARNESS, &c.,, &c.. EVERY TUES- DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN- INGS aT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF WEATHER. ae. CRASGERY, SALE LOE VALUABLE Two STORY FRAME DWELLING - HOUSE, No, 289 TENTH S1REET SOUTHEAST, INTHE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of r FR, 1885, FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.: 1ot number 43 of the subdi- made by, John W. Vanbook and William W Metcalf, June {3ih, 1864, of square 944, as ruco ded in the surveyor's office of the Dastrict of Columbia, im- Proved by atwostory Frame House and used as a pri- Vate dw ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purckase money must be paid in cash, the balance fn two equal In stalments of one and two years, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing Interest at six per cent from the day of sale, will be taken. or all cash, at the option of purchaser. The trusiee ‘will retains lien on the property sold until the terms are complied with and the purchase money paid in full. A deposit of 350 must be made on day of sale. Terms of sale musi be complied with within seven dys or property will be S04 at cost of defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purch sser's cost. EDANTUS B. EDWARDS, Trustee, 583 16th st. n.w., Room 26, Corcoran Bull 24 déeds ‘DUN _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. AILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR, one of which leaves 7th street wharf DAILY, except Sunday, a 6:30 p.m. Exclusive connection with shee steamers. Secure tickets and Fooms st 1351 and 619 Pennsylvania ave., St. Mare hotel. and office Knox's Ex; ‘6th st. and Pennsyl- vanis ave., wo will also from hotels and private resides neces. For further particulars tngulre at office, 7th strest ‘Telephone No. 7 3 'W. P. WELCH, General Agent. OW FARE TO NORFOLK.-STEAMER LaDy OF TUE LAKE leaves ih sirvet matt, Waste jonday. ™plonrclass Furey 91,00; Hound. Np, 6150, at Colonial Beacty of eatirdsys, ‘Pare s0 Seis call 94 All Potomac River Landis W. THOMPSON, Monday, Weduee- 7 Ls anid Saturday, is 5:40 POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IRON STEAMER “WAK FTE! Leaves 7th-sireet wharf on MONDAYS, T! DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 am ‘Returning BerpATS. tints aed SOMOAY pate Aaa p Bintan Ve acetic fay At a oe wich Se He ihe rds. Bes schedule. EET, RIDLEY. Manaser. B PADG: api FREIGHT STEAM. IN ‘IBSON and EC. KNIGHT leave ier 41, Kast B.ver, N. Y.. every SATURDAY at 4 ma 6th’ whart, Wi mm, every WEDNESDA: j. -Froght at lowest rates. PoroMac TRANSPORTATION LE ER 81 CAPT. W.C. GROGHTGAN, WRSNREUS Sopp er aor RAND HigetonesonceP Pine Bh Pung TURDAYS ONLY, and BENSON BROO Tih ot. whart Office:—12th st. and Pennsylvaniaay. o.w. mhll-ém ~T! \TPANO LEAV] TUH- Sere are pret returiiing on Wednesday, Friday and Monday a Gh SHERIPES 14 Pa sve nw. G. T. JONES, Agt, 7th-st. whark M™ Y2R8om1 MT. VERNON! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN ‘thstrest wharf daily (except Sunday) for nema af 10 giclock am. returning, reacbes wie LL BLAKE, Captain, SPECIALTIES. Dian ke SELDEN. d-0 MissoUni AVE. icoaive experieueet Temedies protape ait telat: ve Charges Teasonaiie abd. congullaiion frev; correspo ‘coulideutiak call or write: ofiice always Selden visits ladies any distance bowe Leaves i wi PREZ, MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY direct treatment, without the use of ‘caustic o Guaranteed ‘be consulted at ‘Ladies and gen- ‘cents each. 408 L street, between 4th and Sth streets northwest. mm 6-16w® i= OLD ESTABLISHED De. BERTSON, pap fedesday sind Baturday, at 466 Ost. t.w, from (0 .T. PARKER, OF ‘netic Healer. We Visi patente "OdsehessieSeres foam ce ale rs 30 v8 Tear Tse Axuxorox Borrumxa Co,- ‘Corner of 27th and K sta. n.w., ‘Wasminetom, D.C., ‘Bottlers of Chr. Heurich’ MALRZEN AND LAGER BEEK. JACOBSEN, pense: _" yeeonS Louvre Brnzovort BREWING COMPANY, BREWERS AND MALTSTERS OFFICES Nos. 508 and 510 VINEST. BREWERY, 207u and pen era, PHILADELPHLA,. N_SALES.__ RLOR CHAMBER "Se Hace aa iON, USTRES SALE OF VALUABLE. SITUATED ON wet CORNER OF NINTE to be at the Lis H. ENIGHT, ‘Trustee, _PIANOS AND ORGANS. ember nem, nid, clegant, Stock of chin unrivalled Pianos beta i I. SUMNER, W.G. MirtzEROTT & CO, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, At the Old Stand, 025 PENNSYLVASIA AVE, ole Agent for STEINWAY & SONS’ Unequaled Pianos, al: for Gabler Grovestein & Puller. Marhall & Wendell, McCammon, ‘Simpson & Co., Wheelock, and other ‘Pianos and Urgatis, Rew and old. Pianos and for rent or sale ou easy terms. Tuning and Repalring a specialty. Mov- aa end. ‘Packing attended to by competent workmen. y IANOS AND ORGANS OF BEST makers for sale and rent. Please call at@. H.KUHN’S, 407 10th street north- West. Prices reasouable. jy13 Ona RENT OF BEING OVERSTOCEED aT this dull season, we will sell a select — 5 assortment of Steff und Kranich & Bach and other fine Pianos, new and second-hand, at a great sacritice for cash, or at reduced easy terme, iL, Win & BRO.. ive 700'7th street northwen. KOK NNN A BBR FEB BE NSS gk Bob E K NNN AA BBE RE KR NNN AAA BOB EF KK NON 24 BBB KERB PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH. WORK. MANSHIP AND DURABILITY. PAPE] SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, FROM 950 UPWARD. PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & CO, $17 MARKET SPACE ms29 Exersox Praxos, OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly firsiclass and reliahle plano at 2 medium price. BTECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, ned, boxed, and for rent. René applied if purchased. Best wna most complete umoriment of bc. musicla the city, HENRY ERFRRACH, 915 F street, m29 Managing Partner of the late firm of Kills & Co. WOOD AND COAL. Przrare For Wisrer BREAK IN PRICE OF FUEL, ‘Egg and Broken Lee Coal, $5.00 Stove «8 95.75. Chestnut “* $5.25. Stoveand Egg Red Ash“ 86.00 Genuine Lorberry “$6.50. ‘Not imitation, as sold by some of our competitors, Finest quality of BAKERS’ SPRUCE and OAK ‘WOOD constantly on hand at lowest cash prices, HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, 805-1, 938 F street dorthwest, 5.0 ae TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRE ing every desirable variety’ at tho very lowest prices. Rind the best manner. Qu and Stove Wood’ prepared in wid prompt delivers in your orders’ Office, 1114 Penna. ave, Brauch Offices, 325 Penna. ave. and zoth and K sts ‘nw. De Pot snd Wharf, 6th and Water sis, sw. ylesm, G._L, SHERIFF. ee ee Joa, Woon JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS 8.W. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE 1202 F street northwest. ‘1515 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 1222 9th street northwest. Corner 3d and K streets northwest. 22] benusy ives avenue southeast. als DRY GOODS. Sczooz Oursirs. SEATON PERRY, (Svccenson ro Peany & BROTHEN, FS THE “SPECIAL ATTENTI HIS VERY LARGE STOCK OF ALI-WOOL SCOTCH PLAL 64 WIDE ALL-WOOL HABIT CLOTHS. AT 75c. LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK AND COLORED DI IMPORTED JERSEYS, FROM $250 TO $8.00. MEDIUM WEIGHT | TMPORTED JACKETS, FOR GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SUMMER RAPS, SILK, CHUDDA, CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAWLS. CX GREAT VARIETY, GARTND UNDERWEAR, ALESIEES AND QUAL: TIES THA’ BR AMLTED ON 70. EAR SHAKER FLANNELS. MARSEILLES QUILTS; ALI-WOOL BLANKETS. BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHE: TING LINENS. IRISH AND GERMAN TABLW LINENS, NAP- KINS. TOWELS AND DOYLEYS. “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN BLACK AND COL. QRED, RHADAMES, SURAUS AND | GROS GRAIN SILKS, AT 1.25, $1.60 AND $2. Ag PLAIN FIGURES AND COknDOT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennayivanie ave, cor. Oth st. Extablished 1840, aves con 98h a2 GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHInITS, Suc; WORTH ‘8 India Gauze Shirts, 50c.; worth 75c. Gent's Balbriggan Shirts, Uc; worth 75c. Closing out Spring Neckweur at half price. Finest Saiteen Drawers only Suc. Spring Weight Undershirts. 00c; worth 75c. Medium Weignt Undershirts, nearly all wool, 50c. ‘Ask to see the COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wam- mutta Cowon and Richardson’s 2,100’ Linen bosoms, remorced, ready for the wash ivr, only 86 cents The tg “the Dest fitting, best madé in the ark sen ember! only 85¢.Yor the Finest Dress Shirt at the RANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY. 29 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST STEAMERS. CoNAED LINE NOTICE, LANE ROUTE. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIM- ILED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM PIER 40.N, R.NEW YORK. Frnonta....Sab, Aug. 20 ErRonia.....Sat, ERVIA. SERV: DL ZIGALLEA. Sut, Sek 10 AiAURANtA Sat, Oc 17 ATURDAY FROM NEW YORK. (GE—Cabla~$60, $80 and 91 according to accommodations, eae ‘Steerage at very low rates,” Steerage tickets fron: Liverpool and queenstown and ail other parts of Ei iven for Belfast, Glasgow, rope ut lowest rates. prinrough bile of laden favre, Antwerp and otber ports on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports. ° For freight and e apply at the Company's office, No, 4 Bowilng Green, of both steerage and Cabin to OTIS BIGELOW & Co., 605 7th street, ‘Washingtov, D.C. VERNON H. BROWN & CO,, New York. ‘Mesers OTIS BIGELOW & CO. 128. 605 7th street, Washington, ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY BETWEWN New Yoru axb Navax, snpcimpany’s pier, No.42 North Hiver, foot of Morton pr w York. Amérique, Santelli, Wednesday. Ang. 26, 5:20 am. St, Germaln, Traub, Wednesday, Sept. 21] a.m, ak F, Perier D’ Hauterine, Wednesday, Sept. 0, 5 2 ‘Normandie, Frangeul, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 11 am. Geeks payable on sight, in amedots fo eult op the Banque ‘fransatlantigue of Paris. LOUIS DE BE- B.AK, agent, Na 6 Bowling Greeu, New York. Mestrs BeLL & CO., Agents for the District of Co.umbia, 1437 Pennsylvants avenue, aule ‘Wasiiington, D.C 0 BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE HEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE ‘To Boston, Newport, Narragausett Pier and adjacent retorts by the sea, ‘Take the popular steamer “Leary -TUBSDASS of FRIDAYS, ab 5:30 P.M. nect e' first-class passenger steamers Berkshire and Johns Hopkins. Providence, $13; round trip, 24. *rovidence, $14; round trip, $26, Judes meals and stiteroum berth. For further information inquire at office, 7th street 3% W. PB. WELCH, al wharf, "Telephone No. 745-4 yom MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. e 48K FOR IT. BAM'L C. PALMER, Acuny, Dror: 1224 29th Strest Northwest. ‘Telephone, 454. se MEDICAL, &. org ‘THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND nly reliable Ladies’ in the city, can rompt. treauibents “Cori mute and coms Hone strict’ conddential. “Beparste Foouss for ladles. Omtice always open. ‘auzi-ote ADIES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND lUiful female physician should consult the orig inal Mre br.WLLSUN, © Park place. 11th st,,between Bund Cue. auizl-gwe DE ANP AGE SELDEN o20 MISSOURI AVE ‘special treatinent for ladice; over tirty years’ ex- tensive experience; remedies prompt aud reliable: fe Teasouable and consultations free: correspond: ence strletly coniidential; call or wri.e; office always ‘open: Helden visits iadiesauy distance. 23-4we EAD AND BE WiSE—DR BROTHERS, 006 B Re before ms and aade osth Chat iy, and wil guarantee a cure in Al cases of privare disexye of men and UEL ©, Mi) in and for the D. of C., this 3d day of July, _auig-Tme T HAS N) DICTED THA’ ba: BROT ERS is the sacs Metasinnes Laver ently constit'Da BROPAE SS Gos Be Se, ee aeeeae 1 Ail diseasen peculiar to or wi sot arses furnbasea tesoeas oe iy under his il cure any case of nervous = Sr ck ie vane ip Mosr Ase Wuz Bz Sow THIS MONTH WITHOUT REGARD TO 00ST, VIZ: All Low Quarter Shoes and Odds and Enda, ‘Come early to secuse Bargains ‘We are making to measare extra fine American Calf Shoes in any style for only $6.00, and French Calf for 96.00, We warrants fit, solid comfort and good wearing Shoes, Our Famous $8.60 Shoes are worth 94.00 in Gold. ‘Try a pair and you will be convinced that they are of the best quality. GEO. W. RICH, 400 Th st, nw. DON'T FORGE? THE NUMBER. ull Dz Hamm GOLDEN sPECIFIO, 4 POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. Itcap be given ina cup of soos or tee without the knowledge of the person iakihg It is absolutely harmless. and will efiect @ permanent and speedy cure, whether the patien is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck, 1thas been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has fol- lowed. It XEVER Yaile, The system once impreg- bated with the Specific, it becomes an uMer impos DULY Jor Une Liquor appetite to exist. GOLDEN SPAULVIC CO., Proprietors, eran ‘Cncinnaii, Oto, RK. EBBITT HOUSE DRUGSTORE, Corner 14th and F streets also corner 14th strest and ‘Vermont avenue, Washington, D. @, (Gall or write for circulars and full particulars, @19.00 Ee Oe SSE nnd Pell peters. Oo Lovenn, Sisz, Doors, Low now. WHITE PINE STOCK 1'7<12/'-16, per 1,000 f%, 917.50. DRESSED OR ROUGH etaame price ‘VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft. pet 1,000 ft, $12.50, é WHITE Pine —s and e-balf, all regular 1.00, GEORGIA PTE STEPPING, kiln dried, dreamed, ‘NAILS, per keg, 9240, a LUMBER delivered any part of olty tres of chars, ‘ESTIMATES tarnished freeot charge, a. Ota ot and H, ¥. ave, burn and the latier being in the office time. Goodwin bas bees in the ern oy, of the Molecular Telephone company, of New York, of which Swan was general manager, and came to the ‘office to claim several ¢ dollars which, he sald, was due him from the com- = ‘a brief discussion Goodwin drew a Smith Sinner Scale savolre, wk, calibers ‘Swan reeled and fell to me floor, Jyst as the bookkeeper, alarmed. by the shot, entered the room. Goodwin th 2, soatotdea spot eat nag eat Sonne him. H @ mill, but, meanwhile, Goodwin Had “walked to tho station aod aereondered himself, stated that Swan had robbed him of all he had, and there was @ Period in a man‘ life =e he could Ligeeeitg a had reached that int, an the mill to kill Swan, and wae wilitng to stand the consequences. ‘Swan lived but a few minutes after the shooting. Medical Examiner Hoar ordered the remains to be taken to an undertaker’s, Goodwin is 88 years old. He Was brought up in Lawrence, and was of the firm of Goodwin & Coldwell. ‘He started a tele- phone business hore, and later sold out Swan and his partner, He then went to South America as manager of the Bell Telephone system at Buenos Ayres. He returned two yeara since and enj with the Molecular Telephone Company, and lately has been establishing the Molecular system at Cleveland. Ho served in. company H, second Win netusctts artillery during @ war. Good- win basa wife residing on Hampshire street. He 1s a capable electrician, of bright and pleas. ing manners, He returned to this city from Chicago three days ago. He refuses to see or speak with any one. ‘Mr. Swan was born in Tewksbury in 1845, and had a wife and an adopted son, He had been in the insurance business since 1866, and Was atone time inthe banking house of Hall- garten & Hirschfield, New York, and paying teller of the New York stock board. le was very largely interested in the telephone busi- ness, fn which he made a fortune. He was treasurer of the Molecular company and the rinelpal stockholder, was a director of the State National bank and paymaster of the 1st battalion light artillery for the past twelve Years, “He wasa Knight femplar,and was uni ¥ersaily esteemed. pool SN Racimg at Saratoga. SARATOGA, N. Y., August 27.—This was the gighth regulér day of the second race meeting ere. ‘The first race, three-quarters of a mile, was won by Minnie Hunt, with Bonnie Prince sec- ond. Time, 1:20%, ‘The second race, one mile and a furlong, was won by Col. Sprague, with Kosciusko second and Bessie third. ‘Time, 1:59. ‘The third race, one mile and five furlongs, was won by Rapido, with Irish Pat second and Hopedale third, ‘Time, 2:57%. The fourth race, one mile and a half, was won Benette, with Vola second and Betiler third. Time, 2:44%4. ‘The Aith race, one mile, was won by Hearts Fase, with Una second and Huron third, Time, 1:48, ——— A Seminary Barned. LAWRENCEBURG, IND. August 27.—The Glenwood seminary, near this town, owned by Mr. Walsh, of Cinciunatl, was burned this morning. ‘The loss is $12/000, and. the insur- ance $8,000, —— Sullivan Bragging. Prrrspure, August 27.-John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, pashd through this) eity thix morning on his way to Cinclnnatl. He said he was In excellent condition, and added: “I won't paralyze McCaffrey,bui merely intend to reduce his swelled hea MONTREAL, August 27.—Thirty-five cases of smallpox were reported at the heuith office yes- terday. Of these five were reported by physi- clany. Three deaths were reported, eee Mexteo's Tri to Gen. Grant IMPOSING MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD AT THE ‘MEXICAN CAPITAL, Crry oF MExIco, August 27.—Memorial se vices, under the auspices of the elty govern- ment in honor of Gen. Grant, were held last evening In the hall of congress’ in the presence of all the chief officials of both the tederal and city governments and the elite of Mox: society. All the members of the Ameri colony’ were present by special in tation. The program embraced appropri- ate music by a superb orchestra, fune- Tal. oration. by Senor. Itamon. Prida, ‘an Senor Tomas Reyes Retana, and the “Ave Marla” by Rosa Palacios, 2 prima donna. In addition ad: imude by Senores Andres Clement Vasquez, Edwardo Zarate and Anselmo Aitaro. This morning the Municipio Libre, organ of the city government, published a portrait of Gen. Grant, with an eloquent sketch of his Iie, while the press generally pay ® tribute to the dead American hero. A Boom in Cotton. New York, August 27.The cotton market to-day has becn buoyant and decidedly higher, attended with excitement at times. August de- livery wax worked up fully 20 polnts, and the shoris were badly squeezed. Later deliveries are also somewhat higher. A fenture of strength was that of 10,400 bales taken tor export to the continent late yesterday. ——__ The Philadelphia Railroad Fight. PHILADELPHIA, August 27.—A force of work- men employed on the new Baltimore and Ohio rallroad line in that section of the lower part of the elty known as Neck,” are now engaged hear the traeks of the Pennsylvania railroad at Meadow street, A conflict has been talked ‘about, but it is stated at the Pennsylvania rail- road office that Instead of opposing a physical resistance to an advance of the new road at the addres hy singing of point in question, prompt legal steps will be taken to prevent a crossing at grade, General Foreign News. MUNIR PASHA DISMISSED FROM OFFICE. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 27,—Munir Pasha, ‘Turkish minister of finance, hus been dismissed from office and Zihin| Effendi, under secretary of state In the office of the prime minister, has been appointed in his place, ——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Now York Stock Market. following are ning and 2:50 p.on. prices ofthe New York Stock market today, as reported oy special wire to H. H, Dodge, 639 13th street” IRREGULARITIES IN CONNEC- TION WITH CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW PEN- SION BUILDING. bavi From what can be learned of the discoveries made by that officer the reports concerning the extent of the peculations to hav iderably inaguified. The case {tis stated tres tty thieving of odds and ends bull and it is pk pe ag . Dicker se 0 mo city, at Colonial Beach. He bas been ne oF the ht ad omy ey against him, and is Seep! to Fosidon gand tert re of his family said Senet ta cae of manent in oo —___ Sudden Death in a Police Cell. SAD END OF JOHN MEANY, A PAINTER. John Meany, a painter, living at 1624 16th Street, was arrested by Officer Sutton last even- ing on the streets for intoxication, and taken tothe fith precinct station. At 6 o'clock this morning he was found dead in biscell. The coroner decided that death resulted from apo- lexy. The body was taken in charge by the inters’ Union. The dead man was 42 years old, and leaves @ son and daughter, ‘both rown. He is the third man who has died in e same cell within four months, pristine Sinaia District Government Affairs, EXTRAORDINARY GUTTERS. Mr. T. A. Rover, in a note to the Commisston- ers, calls attention to the sunken condition of the pavement corner of H and North Capitol streets. Referring to ® petition which had 2 sent to the Commissioners tor the improvement of North Capitol street, between E and K Streets, he calls attention to the manner cer tain work has been done on said street. He states that “some fifteen ago this street was paved with stone, which was torn upin a short time on account of laying the large sewer. Instead of rep ving. the street was filled in with gravel, which made at times a fair road- way. About three years ago this solid roadway Was removed and aclay bed substituted. The filling-in was done without much regard to grade, the middle of the street being In many Places lower than at the gutters, This is par. icularly the casein square between G and I streets. The gutters are the most extraord! mary things of the kind ever put down in a city, ranging from eighteen Inches to three feet in depth. ‘They are absolutely dangerous,” &- MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. H. H. Winship asks the establishment of agradeon 0 street, from 27th street to Rock creek, for the purpose of filling to the estab- lished grade for improvements. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: R. E. Roberts, erect a two-story and basement dwelling ', be- tween 9th and 10th streets northwest: 000. John W. Garvy, erect @ new panorama build- Ing, on 15th street and Ohio avenue; $50,000. Peter M. Dubant, erect four three-story and basement dwellings, northeast corner 9th and L streets northwest: 816,000. B, F. Leighton, erect four two-story dwellings, 3d, between Massachusetts avenue and C treet northeast; $4,400. 8. A. Lipscomb, erect six two-story Awellings, southeast corner 10th and V streets northwest: $6,000, Adol! Wheeler, erecta amall dweiling, 41g street southwest: $200. M. Wilson, repair frame, 624 Delaware avenue; $100. "Charles Brooks, repair frame. on N Sion between 4_ and Ist streets southwe: 100, —— Local Notes. This morning John Mason filed a petition for letters of administration on the estate of Jas. Mason, his nephew, who died on the Ist inst., Ing petitioner only his next of kin. elson Brumagim hasassigned the unexpired lease of the St. Mure hotel, running five years from June Ist, 1884, with chattels, good-will, &c., to Joseph Fitzgerald, the consideration be: ing $3,000. The reports of the police Neutenants sent to headquarters to-day show the total number of men on the force to be 261; sick, 10; suspended, 1; with leave, 14, and detailed, 28. ant eee RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow- re the readings at theslznal office to-da; 54.0; 7 a.m,, 64.0; 11 a.m., 63.0; 2 p.t 66.6; maximum, 67.0; minimum, 51.0. CLCRBING A DRUNKEN MAN.—This afternoon about 2 o'clock, Officer Costello, of the seventh precinct, arrested near the corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue Mathew Sexton, aged 55 years, on @ charge of being drank and dlsor- @erly. The old man resisted, cla'ming that he was doing no*hing, when the officer used his club, and soon a large crowd gathered. Some of those present were highly incensed at the officer, and some of them volunteered to de- tain the prisoner until the patrol wagon could be sent for. This the officer agreed todo, and Sexton was taken to the seventh precinct station, ——— A BRIDEGROOM OF SEVENTY.—This afternoon an old gentleman over seventy years of age, named Lucien Hobson, formerly of Texas, and Miss Mary E. Keep,’ formerly of Chesterfield county, Va, ‘apparently about twenty-five years of age, procured a marriage license. as LEAVE OF ABSENCE for twomonths ia granted Lieut, Col. Horace B, Burnham, deputy judge advocate general, ENTITLED To Pay WHILE ABSENT ON LEAVE. In reply to inquiries of collectors of customs, relative to the compensation of inspectors, &c., when on leave of absence, which was referred to him by the Secretary of the Treasury, Solici- tor McCue renders an opinion, in which, re- ferring to the general subject of deaves of ab- sence, he says: “It is fair intendment of the law thal v hy ee of absence, and the same not exceeding thirty days, the clerk or employe shall, during such leave, receive his usual Us & It is fobe borne in mind that the leave is sim missive, and the head of the department has freight to allow leaveor not, aud to whut ex: tent within the thirty days, and that all leaves 40 granted must be recelved upon the under- standing that It is revokable within the discre- tion of the head of the department.” Ex-Gov. Sr. Joun, of Kansas, has been in the city for the two days visiting his son, who isainw clerk in the general land oftlce. "Name, 2350) Tue Surrty or Postat Cagps—Third As- sistant Postmaster General Hazen returned yesterday from New York, where he went to iss | ascertain why the Wadsworth company which a Eapey Erie. nhGent Ei ‘Lake 5h: 1105 1 Lou. & Ni 16%) 16% Mo. Pac. 149) 1 Nos. Coa oom 70% Washi m Stock Exchange. 91 in, 12: i jenn 118" bide 1%, 98% bid; Washington od; toe ld: Warb: Brick Machine, 108 vid, 108% asked: Giucens National Bank 108 bid; Great Fails Tee, 91 bid; Penn. Tel. 5 6 & Pot. Tel. Co. e Light, 81 bia,40 oe Si Se a Baltimore Markets. has the contract for: lying postal ecards w: behind in the delivery of the cards, There will be some delay, but it is thought that the old stock will be suflicient to meet the demand until the new cards are ready. . It is found that the quality of paper will be interior to that which the contract calls for, and under the pro- visions of this contract the price will be fixed by the Postmaster General anc_ will be rated sccording to the quality of goods furnished. -THE ASSIGNMENT DIVISION of the general land office has been removed to the rooms for- merly used by the Patent office library. PERSON AL,.—Attorney General Garland leaves ‘Washington to-day for Arkansga, where he will make a brief visit at his old home,——Mr. David King gave a dinner in honor of ex-President jur at his Newport co’ Jast night, To- night Mr. Arthar dines with Mr. W. W. Astor, and Friday night Mrs. Wm. R. Travers gives & dinner in bis Representative Morri- son, of Hilinols, pald's fying visit to St, Louis correspondént, is st the Hiygeis. Howl, Fortress corres; Monroe.—Mra. C. B. ye is Park——Mr. R Hoss Perry has left Atlantic THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR. The Educational Facilities of Washing- tom—Matters of Interest to Parents As the new school year will begin in a few ays many parents or guardians are anxiously considering the school question. No city is Detter provided with educational facilities than ‘Washington, which is famed tor the excellent ‘Standing of its universities, colleges, semina- ries, and preparatory and professional schools. To aid such of its readers who have to make a selection, Taz Stam publishes notices of Various well-conducted schools and institutions ot Among the institutions in which the city can well taks pride fs tne Mount Vernon Seminary, En English French and German home and aay the seminary Proof of Hts ex- at Mrs. The in every branch of knowl- Pils enjoy the best of instruction instrumental music. Careful at- advan The in vocal ani tention is. to delicate or backward pupils, Toner adem conductes uy ‘the Misses St as Neale, at Cox sta county, Md., will Teopen on the third Monday in September. The location, which ts near apel Point, is Tall and sicamboct seal “4 seventeepth year of the Waverly semt- BAY, §,boarding and day sehool tor iris, will conducted by Biles Lipesoente ho fe auaisted een by a full of teachers, has ‘earned able reputatlon. Thach inkney institute, conducted by the at 818 Connecticut avenue, will Feopen September SOth. This is an English and French school for young ladies, which is highly recommended by its former oung men and women who believe that life is worth living, and who have the noble ambition to be something and do something 1p lite, ‘have an tu nity presented in the course of the Spencerian Biron, of goititig’ thet prorteal Poowieaee at ee ‘now! business methods, which hus money’ value, and always commands its price in this age of striving active competition. The lar day and evening sessions will be resumed jesday, September ist, at 9a, m.and 6 p.m. Thorough instruction is given :n rapid writing, the Eng- lish language, correspondence, rapid calcula- ton, bookkeeping, business practice, commer- clal law, politcal ‘economy, stenography and type-writing. |The instruction iw eminentiy Rimetical, The college has acquired a repute ton which brings students from ail parts of the country to profit by the advantages offered. The Ariinzton academy, located in the Cor coran building, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 15th street, will reopen September 24. This is @ select school for boys and young men, and only scholars of good moral character are received. Careful and thorough instrac- tion ts given in the common English branches, book-keeping, short-hand, higher aritumetic, algebra, geometry, Latin and Greek. The prin: cipal, Burton Macatee, A.M., M.D., ean be com- municated with at this address, Mra. Hoffeldt, @ German lady, who comes highly reconmended, offers to Instruct pupils in modern and classical music, She follows, in teaching voral music, the Italian method, and also gives Instruction in the German, French and Tallon ianguages, Mrs, Hoffeldt may be wine aden sof the Kind Normal e advantages of the Kini school, which 1s conducted by Mrs. Louive Pol- lock, at 929 Stb street, are appreciated by those Who wish to become teachers In this dewervedly popular method of instruction. Mrs. Pollock fs so well known in this connection that her name isa sufficient recommendation. Full purticu- lars may be obtuined by inquiring at 929 8th Street, after September ist, or at the Froebel in- stitute, 1127 13th street. ‘The popularity of the Friends’ Select school, at 18111 street, is attested by the fuct that It has been found necessary to secure additional Toom, apparatus and teachers for the new yeur, which will begin September 14th. The prin: cipal, Thos, W. Sidwell. will receive applicants from 9 a, m. until 11:30 each day until the school opens, Those who may not be familiar with the Rockland school for girls, which is conducted at Sandy Spring, Md., under the direction of the principal, Henry C. ‘Hallowell, A. M., can ob- tain circulars by addressing the principal. This well conducted school wili resume its sessions September 15th. Parents who are desirous of finding @ school where superior advant ure offered for the education of their daughters would do well to consult Miss Hilton, whose school will September 28th, at 821 Vermont avenue, Opportunities are afforded at this school of studying literature, philosophy, and the ancient — get dee = tid gry of achers whose success in fully demonstrated their abilit = ——— Laying Underground Cables. THE NEW INSULATING MACHINE WORKS WELL The Averell Insulating Conduit company, of this city, of which Gen. W.S. Rosecrans is pres- ident, and Col. Wia. G. Moore treasurer, began laying the copper wire cable for the Baltimore and Ohio Ratlroad company in this city to-day, commencing at the corner of 10th and C streets, and extending tor 14th street, on the line c the agian y being to connect the wires of the B. & . road between the railroad station and their new office, near Willard’s. The wires are to ex- tend up'14th street to the office. This is the first contract work done with the Averell patent insulating machine for laying the wires. ‘The machine works Perfectly, and does the work of au army of men. The carrier is an iron machine on which is reeled miles of fat wire, ten in number for each machine, ditch ‘is dug for the Wooden trough oF holder of the aspiialt.” The trongh is of pine plank, and about ten or twelve inches wide. A bed Of hot asphalt cement ix jaid over the bottom of this trough. The machine is drawn by a couple of men, the machine resting on wooden rollers on the edges of the trough; the cylinder over which works the dram containing the copper wires has ten corrogated projections, on which the wires are unwound and falling into the corro- gated projections, the wheel being all the me in motion, the wires, ten in number, are im- bedded inio the soft asphalt as the wheel turns, abeut one inch apart, and uniformly fixed in the asphalt, Then comes a thin coat ofasphalt cement and after this @ cast-iron follower just fitting in the trough and covering the ten wires ‘With a continuous coat of compressed asphalt of aboutan inch in depth. The company are at present working six: f these machines, mes commenred this morning at 10 o'clock, and by 1 o'clock had ten miles of wire iaid. The asphalt cement is composed of silica and ure asphalt cement. Mr. J.J. Burroughs is Boing the work for the contractor aided be Dis- trict employes, so that a strict supervision way be Kepton the manner the pavements are ro- —— ee Cuban Filtbusters, LOOKING OUT FOR AN EXPEDITION FROM THE EVER-FAITHFUL ISLE, The Treasury department has been notified that party of armed Cubans has left the d of Cubs tor the Florida Keys, It is sup- posed that their object is to organize a fili- bustering expedition to dverthrow the govern- mentatCuba. The revenue cutters will prob- ably be ordered to watch out for them Vout their landing. laa Science at the naval war coll wport, HET, to take effect Sopember . 1eeb LEAVE for one month, to take effect when his services can be ‘has been Sohn J. Kane, asslstagusurgeos, Oe Sew onemienaon Fatally Injured. EW ORLEANS, August 27.—A dispatch from jackson, Miss., reports that six passengers were injured an accident this ning Buyou Pierro raiironde =o tion: For Counterfeiting Brasilian Notes. LUCIEN WHITE ARRESTED IN ST. LOUIS AXD $320,000 1 UNFINISHED xoTEscAProRED. Lucien White was arrested at St Louis a gigantic scheme to counterfeit Brasilian bank notes, Partly Gnished notes, amounting in the aggregate to $320,000, have been discovered. The backs of the notes have been discovered in New Orleans. arrests are expected both the will Other ‘at St. Louls and in Ne id then low Orteans, an names of the besecured. The 4 H far aoe ‘morning sreione F) Hi convermations about have grown more frequent, and the to ‘uesday in three of the minated @ week T in three drawi: Fie.200 trom the bank and it to Bit. “that anernoon Ell left osten- bly for Louisville, and nothing has aince been Salles Frank ‘received this ing letter morn! from Ell, dated ‘at New York, saying: tbat Fil had lost’all of his own money in speculating and conceived the echeme of securing what ‘Money his relatives had. Hesays be all the money be got trom ihem with him. He ——»——__ Carr. Cart F. PALFREY, corps of engineers, Row awaiting orders at Cambridge, Mass., will to Grand Rapids, Mich..and report to Daniel W. Wood, corps of engineers, tor duty. . China and the United States, JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG SPEAKS OF PLEASANT RELATIONSHIPS—A GROWING COMMERCE, From the New York Tribune, Jobn Russell Young, ex-minister toChina, an rived at the Astor House yesterday trom San Francisco, which city he reached three days be- fore the death of Gen. Grant. The Hines of Gen. Grant, Mr. Young said to a Tribune re Porter, Was @ matter of deep solicitude to the emperorand imperial cirojesin China. “The prime minister,” be says, “who accompanied meon my departure, stated that he had been expressly charged by the emporor to ask me te convey his regards to Gen. Grant, his assurances of his esteem and his sympathy for him in bis oe Ye t. Young met Col. Denby, his successor, In San ‘Fran ‘and gave him all possible aid touching Information on Chinese affairs” Smigration question,” Mr. Young stated, <i not have any weight with the Chinese go ment, so far at least as any feelings of resent ment’ or fil-will are concerned. Indeed, that government paysno attention to it. The Anformed that the proper person to make an in ws, ts the American minister in London, ton by way of Hong: Komptena that city ieee a Kong, ani 2 British posession, © The Ch 0 washes . inese goverument hands, therefore, of the whole mat- ter. The action of the United States has pro duced no til-will toward usin China because of the tack of interest taken in the matter. Fur thermore, the relations between this country and China are most friendly, and the drift bas been In that direction for some years, 1 might say that American influence to-day is the strongest of all foreign influences, because this country bas had no war with Chins and our commercial relations with ber are next in ©x- tent to those of England. itis only question of Ume, I believe, when our com: jal rela tions with China ‘will lead those of any other nation, The tendency in that direction exists, and the opening up of traMic by the way of the reat transcontinental railroads will promote ‘fiese commercial relation.” Mr. Young expressed his belie! that the rail road would be introduced in China in the near future. “China already has ¥,500 miles of tele- graph lines, but only one little ratiroad seven iniles tong,’ With such an extent of telegraph lines, the railroad is bound Ww follow. Aud tt will ‘work @ great industrial revolution, 1 be- lieve, golng as it will through @ country of «0 many millions of people #0 densely situated, The great question Is, of course, what country. WH get the lead in the enterprise. It will be Great Britain, Germany or the United States. France cannot be taken into couxideration in the question. With the friend!y relations extst- ing between our country and China, with our increasing commercial relations, 1 soe no tea. son why this country shall not be the one ofthe three ulions to have the lead in opeuing up railroads in Chin: The strike on the Queen and Crescent railroad system ended yesterday, and uperations were at once resumed. DIE) BOWLING. Wednesday, Aucust 26th, 1885, 5 BM. BOWLING, ‘at ‘bis Inte Potdewon, Onet Milt Primes ‘copy. Cogan GOODRUM. Died ai u WILLas GOODRUM a we twenty-are year of bis age shut Sshort tings, Funeral will take place a o'clock p. m., Fri three day, August 25th, load, at Mount Zion A.M. Shorch, filisdale. D. Go’ Priends ot the taanity = LANE, At3 p.m. this morning, THRs, ELLA BELT LANE aged twentt ter o: Susan E. dnd the sate U ‘Funeral will take pinoe from ber H mreet northwest, at 4p. in., ‘and relatives PUMPHREY. Ona Wines, BURNETT, only son of Prauk and Lulu Fumphrey aged eleven “mouths aud tweuty-ihres ‘aneral will take place trom residence, 1837 Four. and-e-halfmtreet souliwe-toe ine ut te, Friends of the family. are tn it nist 26th, TABS, afer a short a RAEDY. On Angus 18s, RAED gust 25th, PATRICK in the of Baeey ‘27th year of is age, afer ® long aud Funeral wil take from bis brother's on Friday moruing, at v3 ‘JOL North Capitol clock. WALTER On- ai 27th, | IRGS, at 1 am. WM. WALTER tu bis sixt}-fourh yest, a ie, tive naaiza: Germany: for the last $'yiars = Fesident of tus city. | (Baltimore, Philadelyuia aod New York papers viease cony.| Funeral from his late No. 438 Sixth street UNDERTAKERS. MAXWELL Is Formerly with J. W. Taw, jertaker, 1247 7th st. n.w..nearcor. N. Everyt StOcG aia chss sd a obs ane raring R* 4229, Jil Tat, daween New Vor eve and Lat WASiNUTON: b'c ier ‘OSEPH GAWLER FURNISHING J TARE oni PRACTICAL EMEALMER 726 Penusyivuuis ave uw. Terms everything firsi-clum.Telepho AMS BELLEW. am: nGNDERTAKER, mer ew Jersey ave, stteution to ail dewils of funerais. UNDERTAKER aND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, Graduate of 1884 Clam of the Cincinnati School fot ; C.M. Lakens, M.D., Principal 43.4. Glark, Demonstrator; G12 Lith sires auriuwes _Telephone call 947-4 Untaeranas sip Powenas. Drexcrom, akEE ax *. 1887 10Ub street borthiwes Telepvone call 700 a0 —_—_—_—hXaX=32”_leeeeelel FAMILY SUPPLIE oderace and ye call 1UZ-L2. aay ah Personas, tea ote AMY AND SANCTLY PURE KVE WHISKY, Five Years Old. Fee — Niet. * POOLE, BROOKE & Co, 44 Loulmaus avenue. DFALERS 1S 10K FAMILY GROCERIPA jo TM OCUVE CUM BUTTER 4 TRIAL. GERES. THE CELEBRATED MINNsSOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, ai i : i i tf Hy I i eg GILT-EDGS. RELIANCE. |