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washinpton Driving Park.

The proprietor of the above park has make ar
ments to have tickets sold at the following places
Office Of the National hotel.
Office Of the Imperial hotel.
News stand at Willard hotel.
Once of the ST. Marc hotel.
junction News Depot, northwest corner Of Ninth
and =
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Auction Sale.

Col. VIM. L. Bramhall, auctioneer, sold, last
evening, for ]. L. johnson, trustee, part of sub
lot 10, square No. g7a, improved by a two-story
brick dwelling house, on Eleventh street east.
near Pennsylvania avenue, to John Z. Hardness,
for 20 400
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Corcorau Art Gallery.

Last evening was the closing evening of the
season for the admission Of visitors to the Corco-
ran Art Gallery, and, as was TO have been ex-
pected, an immense audience Of ladies and gen.
tlemen visited the beautiful rooms and Inspected
the treasures of art. From to Top. N. the spa
cIous rooms vefe crowded with admiring groups,
who were unanimous in their expressions of
praise. About 9 o'clock Mr.. W. W. Corcoran,
with several friends, arrived, and during HIS stay
he was the recipient Of many congratulations.
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A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF. THREE Lrxs
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FoY:Iay Balls.

White Shoes ct cost. Ia z-r.rs
Ladies' fine French Kid Button, ti.so ~ I
Gents Stitched Caters and Ties, sa
Centennial Bargains st Hei,brun's Cheap Shoe
Store, 400 SeyelA Itysst psIthNsih
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This Locks Like a Revival Of the Real Est.t'

Our friend B. h. Warner to-day gave an order
for qusrter-column advertisement for one year.
He is firm believer IN advertising, and the re-
suits show for themselves.
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CITY ITEMS.

USE THuRsToS's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. A perfect dentifrice. Its action on the
teeth is specific removes tartar and discoloration,
arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and, containing no acid canoot injure the enamel.
Its constant use is recommended to all, but spe-
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish 10
preserve them. twenty-five and nifty cents per
bottle.
THoNPsos's PoMADB OPTIMB, for dressing the
hair. This fine pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable its effect is to soften and refine
coarse dry hair, imparting to 1t gloss and beauty.
Unlike many preparations for the hair, 1t cannot
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PRACTICE ECONOMY. Renovate your: solied
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K1srcRTUKEs OF JOHN s.GkGeARF
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National Iheatre-JulIus Caesar.

Jarrett & Palmer have reason to be proud Of
the overwhelming success which crowned their
enterprise Of bringing to Washington the grand
combination which has crammed the National
theatre since Monday night. The gross receipts
for the four performances given reached beyond
$1,000 This triumph Is a very suggestive one to
managers generally, showing the decided advan.
tage gained by offering the better kind OF enter
tainments aJulius Cesar will be played In
Baltimore tonight, with Barrett, Bangs, Levick
and Davenport In the cast.
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CEND sc. TO q. p. POWELL & CO., NEW
% York for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, containing
list OF 900 newspapers, and estimates showing cost
of Advertising. mh3-Y
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Fairlamb Opera company-"Bohemian Girl"

Last night the National was hlled with lash
ionable ::and intelligent audience TO witness the
nTst performance by the Fairlamb amateur COM
papy. The well-known and favorite opera, the
Bohemian Girl" was well rendered. It would
be unfair to apply too critical test to the efforts
of amateurs, and II would be unjust not to award
them the same praise which the audience be-
slowed without stint In the shape Of generous APP
plause and foral otferin Is. The chorus and &C
cessories were admirable, and compared fayorably
with those of the pretentious professional troupes
Tc.niph hit ssTalerie or Treasured Tokens s
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sHcFMTHENEcF- eYLCu1sPABsT
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stssSlss EdE HARVEST OF THE IsRB
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GERERAL KFWS0F THfclIY

SESSION OF THE UNITY CLUB
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National Thestre-Rose Michel.

On Monday next this play will be presented,
with the same scenery and essentially the same
cast as when recently played at the Union Square
Theatre, New York. The play will be produced
under the immediate supervision Of Messrs. Shook
Palmer, proprietors of that popular theatre.
The leading character tRose MicheD will be
enacted by Miss Rose Eytinge, who played IL in
New York upwards of one hundred and thirty
nights 1t is due 10 the fine acting Of Miss Rose
Eytinge that this great run was obtained, and the
drama really owes Its great success to the mimi
table personaion Of this most accomplished &C.
tress. 1t is now being played at Mrs. Drew's
Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, where 1t has
achieved an unqualified success. The press of
that city are unanimous in its praise.
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JOHN T. ARMS. d. W. EETcHAN.
ARMS s. KETCEIAM,

General Insurance Agents and Brokers,
LeDYoit Building, corner of and Eighth streets.
We are agents for Line Of strong, carefully man
aged and reliable companies and Insure property in
the District against loss or damage by FIRE on the
most reasonable terms. Wewarrant fair rates and
prompt payment of losses. ocl-f
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TURKEY.

ST. PETERSBURG, June S0.-The re
preventative OF Russia ut Belgrade, act
ing on the direct order Of the Emperor
has to the last moment done everything
in his power to persuade Prince Milan
from invading the Turkish territory
The Prince, however, declared that be.
ing urged by the people he could not re-
main passive after the acts committed by
the Turks in Bosnia, and their violation
OF the Servian territory.
Had the Porte accepted the suggestion
Of appointing him Yfceroy Of Bosnia, on
condition Of his recognizing the sultans
full sovereignty, Prince Beliereds
insurrection, and the consequent threat
ening aspect Of affairs would have
been avoided. The Porte would not ne.
gotiate with servia, and he was compel.
ed to yield to the public feeling Of the
country, and must act accordingly.
: An uITnrATuM.
BELGRADE, June 30.--It is stated on
reliable authority that an ultlmatum
was sent to Constantinople on Wednes-
day, and will probably be handed in 10:
morrow or Sunday. :.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The sultan,s plillen,,,n.

LONDON, June 3l.-The Timer corrcu.
pondent says that the'new Sultan Il over. YER
,whelmed with the difficulties Of hiS nos.
ition and contemplates abdicating In favor
OF his younger brother. .n 4,
The Turkish government has formed
the desperate resolution OF enlistnE
so, 900 Bashi Bazourks, with the view t
prevent the spread Of the insurrection by
q constant menace Of general massacre
OF Christians.
The children Of Gen. Ignatieii, the Rus,
sian ambassador, have been sent to Odessa
and the wives Of the Secretaries Of the
embassy have been taken to places Of
safety. The aspect Of affairs becomes
more serious daily.
Countess Beauchampis dead.
In the House Of Commons this after.
noon, Isaac Britt, member for Limerick
City, moved the appointment Of select
committee to inquire into the nature, ex-
tent and grounds Of the demands Of q
large proportion OF the Irish people for
the restoration Of the Irish Parliament,
with power 10 control the internal affairs
OF that country.
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CHARLESTON; SO, June 80. The State
Treasurer announces that in consequence
Of the payment Of large proportion ol
taxes in bills Of the State, made receiVa.
Bile for taxes by q decree Of the United
State Supreme Court, there is but S25, 900
in the State treasury available to pay
$4,000 Of interest on the conSolidation
bonds due tomorrow, leaving a deficit oi
$4,000 TO be provided for, by the legisla.
ture next November. ''-'''
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The iniorination Committee.

I ST.. LOUIS, June 'So.AAThe committee
appointed by the National Democratic
Convention TO notify Messrs. Tilden and
Hendricks OF their nomination held q
meeting last evening and made Gen. Jphn
A. McClernand chairman. II was re-
solved to wait upon the nominees in a
body, and for that purpose to meet at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, or
the 1lth Of July, A subcommittee was
appointed to draw up formal announce
ment to each one Of the nominees, and the
chairman was appointed a committee ol
one to confer with them as to where II
will be most convenient for them TO re-
ceiye' the committee.
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coAfPLIArENTED.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, June SO.-In the House this
morning the address calling for'the re,
moyal Of certain Democratic officials was
taken up. After discussion, James F
Wiggin, Judge Of Probate for Rocking.
ham county, was removed. An address
has been presented calling for q sweeping
removal Of all Democratic officials, some
sixty in number. Much party feeling il
consequently engendered.
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Objects 10 Nomination.

NAsHvnIE, June 80. = Ex-senator
Brownloy, in the Knoxville Chronicle
dissents from The action OF the Republi-
can Convention Of the First Indiana Cir
cult for nominating ex.CongresSman r,
R. Butler for Circuit Judge, because he
Is now under indictment at Washington
for conSpiring to deiraud thelgoyernmenti
and stands charged with grave crimes;
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VOLUME. .XxIV-NUMBER 968.
Gov. Hendricks Serenaded.

1NDIANAPoLls, June 30.-Several Of
the New York delegates returning from
st. Louis remained over here one train
tonight To call on Governor Hendricks,
whe met them at the Occidental Hotel,
where the party was serenaded. Augustus
schell, John Kelly, VIM. Roberts, W, H.
Quincy and others addressed the audience
from tho balcony Of the hotel, pledging
their hearty support 10 the ticket and ex-
horting the Democracy OF Indiana 10 re-
nSwed efforts for victory 1T the coming
election. After these gentlemen had
spoken loud calls were made for Gov.
. Hendrisks, who appeared and was
received with the most vaciferouS pro-
stored he said:
My FSlto1 Gtisens:-It is impossible
for me TO make an address to you this
evening; am here to pay my respects
TO distinguished citizensfrom other states
who are on their way home from one Of
the greatest political. conventions that
ever held session in this country. These
distinguished men sympathize with us
in the interests in which We intend to
protect by the change which is
10 take place at the coming elec-
ton. (Cheers. I believe at the
next election the people are going to ex-
press what is written in the platform
adopted at st. Louis, and what Is written
in the history Of the distinguished man
that heads the ticket, and that is
thorough reform in the public service.
(Great applause.) There is but one other
thought that l will express 10 you, that the
platform adopted at 81. Louis declares
that the resumption clause Of the act
adopted in 1875, shall be repealed, and the
repeal Of that clause, which carries with
il every feature Of the law which is
bringing about the contraction, is hurt.
ful to the interests Of the country. |
thank you fer the compliment you have
paid in this CALI [Cries Of "go on."l l
repeat, cannot undertake to make you
an address. It Is my duty TO pay my
attention and respects to the gentlemen
who have addressed you. Again thank
you.
After dining with the Governor, the
party left in their special car for the East.
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Yale and Harvard Boat Race,

sPRNoF1ELD, MASS, 'June S0.-The
eight.oar four.mile boat race between the
Yale and Harvard crews on the Connecti-
cut river, opposite this city, this after.
noon, resulted in an easy victory for the
Yale men, who took the lead and kept 1t
To the close, coming in about eight boat
lengths ahead in 90 minutes 2 seconds,
tho Harvard time being half a minute
longer. The. afternoon was fine, tho
water smooth, and the arrangements sue
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One OF the most important votes taken
in the ST. Louis Convention, was thai
which occurred on the minority Tor soft
money report signed by Ewing, OF Ohio,
John ]. Davis, OF this State, VOORHEES,
OF Indiana, and FIVE others. The motion
was to substitute,-it for the majority re
port, and on this motion Wes
Virginia voted aye, 10 votes solid. This
recollect, was a protest on the part o.
West Virginia against Tilden's views on
the financial question. Having voted
against both Tilden and his yiewsin tht
Convention, how beautiful it is to see ou,
Democracy calling on the party to ratify
the defeat oftheir delegates.
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Carl schur's Paper on the Nom
nations.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-The following is
part OF an editorial In the Wealtche Post,
The paper with which Gen. Carl Schurz
is connected:
Tilden.H Hendricks. So reads the Dem.
ocratic ticket for the Presidency. An
utter impossibility to compress within
the space Of four syllables farce, traffic,
or an act more peridous TO all the
principles of right. For who or whatever
the name Of Tilden may be ofiimply, he
Ii made to be and mean that he Is the
open representative Of the very opposite
to the miserable policy Of which, as the
stubborn and interruptions spokesman
for years, Thomas A.. Hendricks Of
Indiana, has been rendered so notorious.
We wish to emphasize the fact that
Mr.. Hendricks is one Of the most prom
inent leaders or spokesmen of paper
swindlers and as such was their candi.
date for the first place on the ticket but
now has been put of with. the
second. Humbug thy name Is
the Democratic reform, gold and
paper contraction and imitation, re.
form and swindle. Let us have il all.
How many men Of sense will be found to
Join this absurd chorus? Evidently
the nomination of Hendricks was
matter concerted beforehand. A
bargain and sale bare OF all honor and
full Of shame. A blow in the very face Of
oil who saw in Tilden the embodiment Of
honest reform. For the time being
there is an end 10 all honest reform
ou the Democratic side, and the truly
Independent citizens who do not believe
they can serve two masters will have to
look in another direction, and centre
their homes elsewhere.
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Dean, Of asire Lyhd. 1.

PHItGpE1pHrA, June So.-Hon: ames
Lynd, one Of the associate Judges Of the
Court OF. Common Pleas No. 8, died this
morning. Two or three weeks ago he fell
while leading a valuable Durham heller
about the grounds surrounding his house,
his finger being badly laSeraaed by the
cord attached to the animal. Although
the injury did not appear to be serious at
tirst II soon developed into symptoms OF
lockjaw, and resulted in his death. Judge
Lynd was a native Of Philadelphia and
was fhy.Rye years ofage. -
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Dem ocrntlc RatlficatIon.

JEPFERsoNyILLE, June SO.-The larg-
est out-pouring Of the people that ever
was in the city occurred tonight in the
ratification Of the nominations Of the St
Lofts Convention. The streets we're lit
orally jammed. Nearly all the business
houses and private residences were illu.
minated; great bonfres wait their fiery
flames aloft amid the Joyous shouts Of
Thousands of voices. While 4 beautiful
display 'ot fireworks was being made
Eichsrs fampus Kentucky band dis.
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Arrested lor Forgery.

HARRISBURG, June SO.-Edward GUNS.
ter, ex.County Treasurer Of. Luzerne
county; w. W. Kerr, formerly clerk In
the Auditor Generals Office, and Marshall
Smith, clerk in the Treasury department,
have been arrested charged with forgery
and falsifying returns Of taxes collected
in LuMrne county.
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Indian War.

OMAHA, June sO.-Adispatch receiyed
at The department headquarters to-day
from Fort Laramie, says there Is q report
from Red Cloud that the Indians are com
ing in, and brings the news Of another
tight with Northern Indians, the troops
not being Crooks. The village was on,
tireIy destroyed. ,.rH
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DETROIT, MICH, June SO.-At a wrest.
ling match between J,H. Mclaughlin, Of
Detroit, and ]. Il. Martin, Of Ypsilanti
Mich, last night, the contestants wrestled
from 1O;45 last night, until $50 this
morning, without either party obtaining
aiall. The referee decided The match 1
draw-all bets Of, a .r.
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Lynehel.

LounvGL1E, June Collaboration
from Lancaster, KY, says that a mob re.
moved Floyd Pierce, colored, charged
with the murder Of Henry Yeakey,white,
from jail thismorning and hanged him to
tree. s. ]. Williams, another murder
er, was either liberated or escaped in the
confusion.
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Cotton Frauds:

New ORLEANS, June S0.-Wm. sauch.
ey and J. s. Miller, part Of the commit
tee appointed by the Cotton Exchange,
inspected two bales Of cotton, claimed to
be new crop from the Rio Grande, and
pronounced them both old cotton and one
packed irregularly, the latter being ex-
pressed to st. Louis. The other was en-
route for New York, but was stopped
here and will be exhibited at the Cotton
Exchange to.morroW,
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RcpnbIlcan JoiIIacatIon

MEMPHIS, June SO.-The Republicans
held a jolli6cation meeting at the Opera
House tonight. Wm.r r. Moore pre-
sided. About eight hundred were pres
ent, mostly colored. Speeches were made
by VIM. Rudolph, Ed. Shaw (colored)
and others, which were we'll received. Z
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DIED

Commodore Charles Bocock, command.
er Of the ironclad Canonicus, died sudden
ly yesterday and was buried to-day with
military honors. The escort included the
Washington Artillery ard the Continen.
tai Guards. ~
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Heavy Corn Shipments.

Bosros, June S0.-The foreign ship
ments Of corn from this port during the
month Of June was 769,076 bushels, be-
ingby far the largest amount ever ship.
ped In . corresponding month.
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service WILL DC Just uu6 uuuE 1unB aul
will be specifically service Of song.
DEATH OF c. 061EBAy, ESQ. The de
clihing health cf this prominent and in
fluential citizen OF Wheeling has beer
once or twice alluded TO Of late in oul
columns, but Notwithstanding this fact
the community was NOT prepared for The
news Of his death yesterday. A report
Of his demise was abroad oil the streets
several 6oursibsfore Il actually occurred
caused perhaps by the knowledge on the
part OF his friends that he was really In
a dying condition.
Mr.. Oglebay was born in Bedford
county, Pennsylvania, on the 18th ol
July, 1878, but spent most OF his
life in Eastern Ohio. For many
years he was engaged in the leaf tobacco
trade in Monroe county, and stiff later
he was engaged in the wholesale grocery
forwarding and commission business at
Bridgeport, in connection with the firms
Of Rhodes &oglebay, oglebay, Atkinson
& Co., and oglebay & Watson. He waa
also President Of the Bank at Bridgeport
About the close OF the war Mr.. oglebay
came ~ Wheeling To live. and became a
member of the Wholesale grocery house Of
p.,tor Dorlo, g o,,eb,v-afterv,rds
PAXTON 4 Oplebay and sill later C Orle.
bav Son 4 Co, The present firm ia c orIe.
bay 4 Sons, and II ia one Of the most
n,omi,ent houses in m, ci,v The head
of tbs bouse. Mr., @, oplebav. was The
leodinv s,ockbolder in the Benwood Iron
Works Al ths timc Of ri. death. anil was
for several vsars pres;dep. Of The Com:
,,.nv Hs wa. ,iso a ,orss stbckbolder
i ,Is RelI,;rs Iron and Nail Work. and
tor Two war. mas, h,s besn nj The head
~. ,hs,' cnncs,ns yHs WA. likewise n
lo-so boldar IL stool in ,bs National
RAM of Wa.t yircin;, and President Of
,ho ;ns,i,rt;on
Az m active sroroa,;c and ;rds.
f,,;g,hle bnsincss man. Mr., Ople.
b,v had mt bis sunprior in
tbe civ Whatever hi. hand. fouud
N do he did with allhis might This was
the secret ofLis success in business. He
wa. a thorough merchant, arden,ly deyo-
ted 10 his duties. and always Eon lime ii
wba,ever be engaged IIis .knowledpe
Of The business Of Mia whole region Il
country bo,b in the wav of mercbandi.
King and manufacturing. was perhaps
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For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, seuth-
east to southwest winds, warmer, partly
cloudy and rainy weather,wit occasional
local rains and rising barometer, posi-
bly, followed in the western portions by
colder north winds.
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IRELAND.
WASHINGTON.

DUBLIN, June GOWN. Rigby-won the
Abercorn emp in the rifle match.
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observation-disclosures.

LONDON, June so.-steamers Greece
and Wisconsin, from New York, arrived
out.