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TRuDR, infant daughter Of George land Kate
Harris.
The funeral will take place from the rosidsnee Of
ats clock, y. IN. ..-..
We had q little aerty once.
She was our darling pride;
Oh We loved her perhaps too we'll.
For soon she slept and died. =
DOM, -on Sunday afternoon, the 18th instant,
JAMES v. the youDgest son Of Orlando ii. and
katharine V. Dom, aged months.
WILSON. -on Sunday evening. al 10 o eloek,
after long and painful illness, NERLisDA O. Will
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
Invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon at 4
9eloek from the residence Of her father, Mr. Thos;
N. Wilson, No. ga fifth street, between NJ and N
north.
DAWSON. On Sunday morning. the 10th inst.
81 ii o. clock. SAMUEL LArouR, infant son Of Henry
L. and Mary 4. Dawson, aged s weeks.
BIsH0P.-Departed this life, on August 10th.
after brief illness OF intense suffering, MARIA l..
BIsHor. wife q Henry Bishop, and daughter Of
the late Jacob Mountr, Of Georgetown, d. O.
TAPPAN.-At 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the
Rev. JoHS TAPPAS, pastor OF John Wesley church.
Funeral will take place today at IL o'clock, a.
m, at John Wesley church, on Connecticut ave-
nue.. Friends arc invited to attend.
TALC0TT. in this city, August 10th. MARY r.
wife Of Alfred b. Talcott,
BOOTH. in GEORGETOWN, D. G.. August 10th,
Mrs. ANN X. Bo0TH, widow OF the late Samuel
Booth, formerly Of Pawtucket, r. L., aged forty =
SIX years, one month and twenty-nine days.
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Chief Justice Pearson, of South Carolina,
himself a conservative, writes a letter, In
which he says:
az Am alarmed at the condition OF the coun-
try, and fear we are drifting into another civil
war. In my opinion the war clouds are as
dark now as In the winter of ls60-6l. We were
then promised 'peaceable secessiOn;' we are
now to have 'peaceabie notification, Under
these circumstances I feel IL to be a duty to
make known the reasoning by which have
arrived at the conclusion that every man who
has an interest at stske, and who wishes to
have peace and avoid bloodshed, should vote
for Grant and Colfax. Being member OF tho
Conservative party, and having been elected
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court on the
nomination Of both parties, by a unanimous
vote Of the people, 1t is fair to presume that l
be considered calmly as the advice of friend
who has no motive save the public good. i
trust to be held justified, by the emergency,
| for expressing my opinion, and to be allowed
to do so without being drawn into the vortex
| OF politics; with my views silence would be
| criminal. God Almighty forbid war of races!
| Violent politicians avow their purpose to agi-
tate, turn things upside down, nullify and
| bring on another war rather than submit to
| let the negroes vote and hold office. But Ia 1t
| not the part of wisdom and patri otism to ac-
| cept the situation and try to make the most
| of a bad bargain, rather than make bad worsel
| l cannot, as Others seem able to do, exclude
from my mind the fact that the South at
| tempted n revolution and was subjugated, and
| our condition is one OF the bitter fruits of
| rebellion. Let us have peace This is the
point on which my opinion rests"
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WHAT THR DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL Do
The Herald thus maps out the work of the
Democracy If 1t obtain power. 1t says:
1.-THE edicts by which slavery has been
abolished and the suffrage placed on a just
basis have received the assent OF the whole
people, and must stand. But to the Southern
leaders these are analogous to or worse than
the compact by which limit was fixed to
slavery. They fret equally against these en-
actmcnts and murmur their dissatisfaction
more or less distinctly. Democracy, that
raises its voice in the south now and demands
the notification Of all the laws in regard to
the South but these-and murmurs at these
will go further when 1t is no longer a sap.
plant for favor, but secs in the White House a
President who Is not only Its own choice but
It's own creature. Then 1t will go SO much
further that we shall have an opportunity to
sec whether 1t Is possible to revive Southern
slavery in the absence OF laws forbdding IT,.
Southern aggression will stop at nothing less,
and Seymour will be its tool, as Pierce was.
Our future under the Democracy lies in that
direction
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PERSONAL.

Hon. L. A. Rollins, Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, had lengthy interview with
the Secretary oftho Treasury yesterday. Gen
eral John A. Rawlings, chief Of stafYto Con
cral Grant, Il, we regret 70 announce, con-
fined TO his bed with a severe attack OF hcn-
orrhage ofthe Lungs. Secretary schofeld has
directed Brevct Brig. General james Tottcn,
Assistant Inspector General, to proceed to
Augusta, Maine, and make a full Investigation
OF the cause of the recent fire at the Kenne-
bee arsenal. Captain Richards, U. 5. A, and
A. 7. Moore, N. Y, are registered at the Owen
House. Hon. A. W. Randall, Postmaster Gen.
ersl, arrived at Wizards last evening. James
Ecton, Of California, and +. W. Williams, Of
Savannah, Georgia, are at Bunker's Avenue
Hotel, R. 3. Hall, Louisville, Kentuckyj ID.
o. Conner, Kentucky; and A ID. Woods, OF
Virginia, arc at the United States Hotel. p.
Hughes, 10th United States Infantry, and
Richard A. Gillnough, OF San Francisco, are
at the Kirkwood. W. V. Marion, U s. N,
and Joseph Thornton, of Mississippi, arc
among the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel
Conservative and Conservation.
There are many people In this country who
mouth these words, and ring the changes upon
them, and take them for their "texts till sides
and benches fail" but they could no more tell
you what they mean, save and excepting tina,
| they signify something that Is not radical
l that is all.
Words and phrases do not amount to much
| Acts and deeds tell the story. One man calls
himself a Conservative, and sets down his
neighbor Radical. He assumes that con
servatism is the synonym OF all the virtues
and what he chooses to dcnominate radicalisu
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VALUABLE PATENT.-Letters patent, un-
der date OF August II, 1903, for an improved
shutter Operator, has just been issued to
Major James II. Barker, a resident OF this
city. The invention is a most novel one, COM
bining simplicity with great ingenuity, and
claims to open, bow, and shut outside shut
tiers from within, without hosting, or In any
way interfering with the sash. The many ad.
vantages of this invention In sick rooms, and
In wet aud cold weather, will insure its al
most universal introduction in n very short
time. 1t can be inserted in old window stills
as well rs new ones, and Its whole constTuc-
tiOn reflects great credit on the inventor, We
understand he has made arrangements with a
responsible party in Philadelphia to manufac-
ture these articles, and urge their general in
PRODUCTION by builders and others.
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LONDON, Aug. l7.-Baron Won Lederer, Min
lister from Austria to Washington, and mem
bers OF the Legation, sailed for the United
States on Saturday on the steamship Cuba.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE yacht Germania, on
an exploring expedition to the north pole,
was seen on the 23i Of June, in latitude IA 4,
steering due north, clear Of ice.
CoSsrANrISoPLE, August 7.-Admiral Far
ragut, accompanied by Mr.. Morris, Minister
OF the United States, had an interview with
the Sultan last week, at which, after an inter
change Of compliments and good wishes, his
Majesty informed the Admiral that the nag.
ship Franklin would be permitted to pass
through the Dardanelles to Constantinople,
should the Admiral SO desire II.
Ignatief, the Russian Ambassador at Con.
stantinople, last week entertained Admiral
Farragut at n grand banquet given at the Rus.
sian legation.
LONDON, August l7.-Hon. Reverdy Johnson
the American Minister, arrived In this city
to-day from Southampton.
LONDON, Aug. l7-Midnisht.-A great meet
Ing of the Tory party was held at the Crystal
Palace this evening. Resolutions were adopted
expressing in general terms the determine a
tion of the party to firmly support the Church
the Throne and the Constitution.
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"GooD STORIES" part 4, illustrated. Pub.
lished by J. Il. Lipplncott & Co. For sale by
French n Richardson, Notice heresIter1
PUTSAM's MAGAZINE of literature. sclencc
art, and national interests, for September
For sale by Shillington, corner of Four.ani. a.
half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
THE GALAXY" for the month of September.
Published by Sheldon X Co. For sale by Jos.
Shillington, corner of Four.and.a.haII street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
"GooD News" a new magazine for August.
Published by =. 5. Wynkoop b Son, New
York.
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COLUMBIA, Sc, Aug. 1.-THE House passed
a bill putting negroes in the State on an equal
footing with the whites.
The negro members demanded a right to
hotel tables, beds, and all licensed places.
Several white Republicans voted against
the bill, deciarog that on the question OF race
they must go with their own color.
Seventy sections Of the tax law passed with
out opposition to-day. The majority were too
ignorant to discuss II.
The State is practically bankrupt. The
Governor can raise no funds.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OPPIcE or LIuHr HOUSE, INsPECrOg,)
FlFTH DISTRACT, }
NORFOLK, va, August II, 1855.
Information has reached this office that n
three. masted schooner lies sunk in Chesa.
peake Bay In three fathoms water, with Cape
Charles Light House bearing L. by n, u N,
distant seven miles, Cape Henry Light House
bearing S. by L. y T., distant eight miles.
by order Of the Light House Board.
J. NJ. BEERIES,
Commodore u. s. Navy,
Light House Inspector,
Fifth District.
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From Richm Base Bnll--A Prone
incpt virginian for Grant and Col

RICHMOND Aug. III. NJ. Humphreys, COL
lector Of this.city and a member OF the Coun-
ell, was removed from the latter position by
military authority to-day.
A match game of base ball between the
Maryland base ball club Of Baltimore and the
Pastime Of Richmond, was played to-day, and
resulted In the defeat of the latter.
Judge Alexander Rives Is out in = brief
letter announcing that he will support Grant
and Colfax.
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THE New York Times says that "ia the
whole State OF Indiana, says our Lafayette let
ter, there is not Republican supporter OF
President Johnson in 1896 who has not now
turned his back In the most emphatic manner
on the Democratic partyj and the writer goes
on to give the names Of many leading men In
proof of his assertion. As IL 10, In this re-
spect, in Indiana, so It 10 In other States. The
conservative Republicans are everywhere
among the HEARTBEAT and strongest adherents
of Den Grant,
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"AhhiNoroNi huBuSF Az io"o'
Information has been received at this de-
psrtment from Mr.. George A. KittFedge, the
Consul Of the United States at Bombay, Of the
death, by drowning, on the I'd OF May last, at
sea, OF JoHS REED, esq, of Baltimore, Md,
while on voyage from Liverpool to bombay
on the American barque "Chalmette."
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE TO PRoPERTY-uoLDBRs.

The undersigned having leased and renode ed
the Sullivan Building, No. 40 Seventh street.
topposte the Post once have removed from their
old quarters, corner Of Seventh and streets, and
are now prepared TO offer nnusnal facilities for the
ly and at auction ut their new rooms
Property lSf, with them for sale or !o5 rent j. ad
Advertiser, :, which Is published weekly, and ex-
tensively distributed. No efforts will be spared to
effect sales Of property left on their books
CARE or property for non-residents, and also to
the negotiation Of paper secured BY rsal estate, al
moderate rates. FITCH NFOX,
aul7-6t Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneefs.
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A GOOD NAruRED city contemporary says
that sit is the custom OF the democratic party
to keep stiff upper lip even in the certainty
ofdefeat" This is An honest confession and we
hope 1t will do our neighbor good. The same
paper says that Senator Kavanaugh called on
the President yesterday. Who is Senator
KayanauQh1
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CoD LIVER OIL CREAM,

French Preparation, which preserves all the
nutritious and medicinal qualities Of the pure OIL
Is free from all offensive taste or smell, and
being agreeable to the tstc-is easily gested
ahOrding the patient the full benefit Or tho quantity
taken.
Is readily taken mixed with water. thus avoid.
Ing the use Of whisky or other expensive or hurtfu
addition
10 recommended and prescribed by the Medical
profession Prlce 81 bottle FOR circulars, send to
HYATT CO. 40 COrtlandt st. MY
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The New York Herald says that Seymour
Twill be repetition OF poor Pierce" Not
much. Seymour will not be elected, and there
fore the Pierce dynasty will not be repeated.
When will the Herald define its position and
tell US who 1t 10 In favor OF for President
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hubuhN u lhN11
Information has been received At this de-
partment from Mr.. George p. Brayton, the
Vice Consul OF the United States at GuAya.
quill, Ecuador, of the death, on the - of -,
at Guayaquil, OF THOMAS S. MrNCE, Of Balu
more,
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Tug New York Herald is troubled about tho
tone of the party press. 1t had better improve
its own morals and tone. A paper that does
not stick to one side for more than n day Is
not exactly qualified to preach morals to Its
seighbOrs.
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ANoEg the Republicans suggested for Mr..
Stevens place In Congress are u. j. Dlckcy,
Wichersham, State superintendent OF common
schools,
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the campaign opens brilliantly and with
enthusiasm everywhere, There has been
nothing like It since 1850 on the Republican
side. Before November the whole country
will DO in blaze. Grant and CoIfax are
bound to sweep the field,
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Basc Hall = The OIympics VS.. The
Alhlelica.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE olympics,
OF Washington, played game OF base ball
with the Athletics, of Philadelphia, to-day
The latter won the game, the score standing
IS to q. The Athletics were whitewashed in
one inning, and were unsuccessful in attempt.
ing to put blank score on their opponents.
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G GETTYSBURG KATALYsINE
WAT K r..
ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CURATIVE
WERSl

THE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY an
nounce that they have completed arrangements for
supply Ing the Getty Medicinal water scale
common urate with the demand. PhysiG.s-' and In.
valids desiring infOrmasion as to the Therapeutic
value and virtue Of this WATER, will, on appllca-
ton to the 0fics of the Company, or any Of the
Druggists Stores, be furnished with printed copies
Of statements Of invalids and reports Of eminent
medical mon as to its CURATIVE EFFECTS. the
only uncrring test Of the value OF any water or
medicine.
They are also referred to the thousands Of inyalds
and their medical advisers In every part Of the
country, who have, since the general introduction
Of tins WATER among the people, some six months
ago. been cured by its use Of distressing or fatal
maladios.
This combined testimony establishes, beyond all
reasonable doubt, the superiority VI this WATER
rs remedy for Rheumatism, GOut, Gravel, Dys-
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known 10 the materia medca. or found In the min
eral springs Of modern times.
1t has been demonstrated In a number Of in
stances to possess the power Of solving oaloulous
or stone In the bladder, and tho uTate deposits or
chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, 0out aud
Gravel, and Of permanently curing these diseases,
for which medical science and tho most celebrated
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permanently curing, Albumeuuria, or BTights
disease,
This WATER Is confidently claimed to be tho
only mineral spring water with which great and
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Special Notices.


n53s FOR THE FINEST PHOTO.
VIZ GRAPHY, In all Its branches, with all
the latest ~ a. the yeIy lowest prices
IN pnn VIZ IA sanns ,nsan FL, n0s - hn1
and slxt streets. Gems, Ambrotypes.P oreela mes,
all styles aud sizes. Cards, Imperial Cards, Four
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10 all kinds Of weather. Facilities unsurpassed.
81 Cut this out for for memorandum.
aul7-tf ~
NSys GRANT AND COLFAX RELIEF
SR ASSOCIATION will hold their regular
meeting on THIS Saturday EVENING, the 18th
instant, at the Washington House, In North Capt.
toll street, between d and streets north.
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Rase Ball Match Between tho Attain
tics and MutuaIs.

New YonK, Aug. 1.-THE base ball match
between the Atlantics and Mutuals to-day re-
suited In victory for the Atlsntics, the score
standing IL to H.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING STAMPS FOR
TOBACCO, sNufF, AND CIGARS -

OFFICE OF IXrPRNAL RIv.SrB,
wAsniSoToS, August IS. 1865.
1hg Commissioner q Internal Revenue Is pre-
l, at u IN, for Furnishing the following named
stamps required by tho act Of July 20. lsGS. to be
l. Five hundred thousand stamps Of ten diff
ferent denominations. viz: pound, pounds. 8
pounds, pound. 10 pounds ~ pounds, 70 pouhds
consist Of fpe steel engraving difieut Of iInlta:
ton, two and threc;fourths inches In length and
aud lCo's must vary from each other In color; the
rs must vary from the as, the 5's from the Dos.
appropriate yignette. and the spaces around the
figures must be nicely engraved.
2. Five hundred thousand stamps OF emo steel
engraving lx2h inches in size. with oval corners
and q suitable yignette.
5. Ono hundred million stamps OF fine steel on
craving, with an appropriate yignette. and with
lathe work designs around the vignette and the
printed matter. These stamps are to be OF eleven
different kinds, Of various widths and lengths as
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ws @. r. CUMaIINs,

srsEyENTH STREET.
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOEHOUSE T.,
~ Where the public may ally axe And WHAT THEY
WANT, and OF the BEST MANUFACTURE
Second door south OF street aud Northern Market
H1S3e E A RLY MARRIAGES.-DK
SS FRANKLIN advocated Early Marriage
Essays for E9nqg men, or thts and other subjects,
Felicity, by benoy client Ply seians sout by mall
~ scaled lopes. free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box T., Philadelrhin,
Penn. myls 9n
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR

Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, SILK
Dress Patterns, Carpetings, Domestic Goods. &c,
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars or ton checks sent for One
Dollar, describing ten different articles which We
will sell for
ONE DOLLAR BACH,
Splendid Inducements offered to agents sending
us clubs. Address LABONTR 4 BABBlTT,
No. 81 sudbury street. Boston, Mass.
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A GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC AT
n CARLIN'S SPRINGS,
WILL BE GIVEN DY
JEFF E II 3 ON CIRCLE, NO, =,
OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
b. U. tH. FL Q. A.
On Monday AuRust n 1898

Trains will leave the Loudoun depot, In Alex
andria, at and clock q. m. and and clock.
p Trains will leave the SPRING. at 0 30 0 clock
a. IN. , and LIS and 0 and II p. IN, 'g
Fif!y Knight. will enter the lists The charge to
the knights will be delivered by Col, NJ. d. BALL,
q Fairfax Court.hen the coronation address BY
Col JOHN s. M0sBY, Of Fsuauier.. Judges,
Capt W, II. Dulany, Hon, Hugh Latham and
Arthur Broadwater, esq. Marshal, Capt. John
Barnes, Of Fairfax Court.hou,e.
Prites-A superb crown to the Queen, and a
splendid piece Of Plate to the most successful
Knight
line band Of music will be In attendance.
The best Cotihon music has been enga ged for the
pavilion.
Refreshments will be furnished by Mr.. Carlin.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
X. T. Lucas, Charles Cox,
Henry Strnus, George Duhey,
Henry Herbner.
Tickets can be procured OF the Committee OF Ar
Iapgements and at the gates OF the A. l.. 4 n II.
X. depot. aulS.td
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA.


Asbpry Lloyd, Trustee In this cause. having re.
ported that he had sold part OF lots mo. ~ IN
hswlingsior ", sS and part bf lot mo 81 in sqyare
kN9 800 with the improvements, to John L. Har:
Tor l,Oio (boing the same property described
~ the prOeCedlngs,) pursuant to the decree, and
mat tho said Rawlings and Harrell had complied
with the terms of sale,
Is this 22d day Of june, D. 1893, ordered by
the Court that the said sales be, aud the same are
hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the
contrary Is shown on or before the 18th day OF July,
lSSi provided copy Of this order be published III
lie aAflOSAL hkPVnLICAS onco u week for three
ucctssiye weeks before said day
'rge ssorSmtost A. b, oLlN. Justice.
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Wants.
Boarding.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
FrOstburg, Md.
MRS, z. ARNOLD. PRopurErRKss.

This fayOrl to summer resort has been recently
enlarged aud roGurniahOd for the summer season
Quests visiting the city OF PrOstburg eau rely gu
uT-tf
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WANTRD-sALEsMEN to travel for u manu-.
mclarins company, and sell by sample.
AMlhTON 4 HOWE, as Chestnut 81, ThiisdaI.
phia, Pennsylvania.
'IEussBs. 'seeley's Hard Rubber Truss cures
huptufe, retain the most dlmeult safely and
easily meyer rusts, breaks, moves or aOlsi always
new Sold by all drnggistI, Send for psmphlet
W Chestnut street, Philadelphia,