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Ing at Cork HarbOr.
MEDICAL. &c.

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&Xoon JOHNSON BROTHERS.
hoGG !o;i, IELEPHoSIc CONNECTIONS. COAL.
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Main ottice, wharves, mill and depot connecte6 Nth
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With nneqnaled facilities and advantages for eco
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Nharves, factory, extensive store yards ena, So rs
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coal at the very lowest prices.
the ton. JOHNSON RR0THfSRS W
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY.... December 4, Is70,
The Cars Narrow E.cnnc.

az, A caole dispatch says: person who was In
! .ns oaegage train at the time OF the explosion
wmcn was intended for the train of the Gar of
h, Sla says the baggage train OF fourteen car
riae> : ara TWO locomotives was disnatched half
an hon. before those carrying the Emperor Int
by a for, innate chance the Cars train over,nos
the baggaA Te Train passed and LEFT n some i;sN
lance benin. Two railway officiais who yvare
in the fmmea. ate vicinity were badly in,rro,
The perpetrafor,s doubtless thought the reer
was Il, the second rain. The public prosscn Mall
and the magistrate soon arrived The latter
discovered In the court. ward OF the empty house
concealed under the SNOW some wires connected
with battery placed In an clubhouse, from
which the passing train COIL easily be seen.
The house was bought In September by young
man. who stated that he was citizen OF Saaara-
He had been observed digging In lis cellar by
his netghbors, but he diSarmed Suspicion by
declaring that his reason for doing so WAS TO OBJ
tain sand. From this cellar was dug passage
way, In which train OF powder was laid con-
nectlng with mine under the railway. Moro
wires were found behind the waif paper. From
the quantity OF clothing found In 6he house IL is
supposed that several persons were engaged In
Ihe WORK. An Official account OF the attempt to
destroy the imperial train states that the eXplo-
sion occurred as the train was entering the
Rogosh quarter of Moscow. The train was
thrown OF the rails and one baggage van was
overturned and two passenger carriages were
thrown right across the line. The explosion
caused a gap In the permanent roadway four
ftet and eight inches deep, sixteen feet long and
eighteen feet broad
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UNDERTAKES.

TOHN II. WRIGHT,
= UNDERTAEERs
sep27-l2m 1887 1Oth street ssOsthsceet.
TIRED, SpINDIER UHDERTAKER, 1888 It'll st.
ID NV, Washington. D. CReadence at place %
business,J Bodies embalmed and prepared for
transportation. ep1-
N1ATTTRAL FLOWERS ENfBALMED,
COS 11th street n.sC.
Mrs. c. J. RELY, Sister Of Mary z. Stoopa
Desires to inform their patrons and the public n
General that she has been connected for with
her sister in the business and win continne 70 gvo
the Same satisfaction ~ Heretofore. decl-lm
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THE RENO COURT MARTIAL. which has been
sitting at Fort Meade D. T., since saturday
last, has examined about fifteen witnesses. On
october 25th Reno. while drunk, struck Nichol-
con on the arm with billiard cue breaking the
sue. Reno was inebriated on several other oc-
casions, and on November 10th frightened Miss
Ella, daughter OF Gen. SturgSS. by tapping on
her window, although he is not friendly with
the family. General SturgiSs has issued an or
der prohibiting excessive gambling and dssipa-
ton at the post, the extent OF which has Just
been revealed to him by the evidence produced
at the court martial.
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ID 21OO Linen Bosoms, 76c. For sale only at
EDWARD Y. GINN'S,
aug25 Ills r ct. ,s.sc.
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COAL AND WOOD.
national FAIR ASSOCIATION.
THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND
kINDL1NG WOOD was awarded to us over all com.
petitors.
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Depot and MILL It'll street wharf.
Office: 18th and Penna avenue. noyS
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM:

The first class steamers of this line, 'W A. sCHOL
TEN "P. CAI.AND, "'ROTTERDAM. ""SHCIE-
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
"wednesday and Saturday. Cabin S65a$70; Inter;
Ag't, 81 South William St, New YORK, FUNCH EDYE
co, ~ So. VIM. ST., Freight Ag't L. W. NOR
RIS, 80 B'way. General Passenger Agt. jan1
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nR. LEON, the Oldest Established and only Reli-
able Ladies' Physician in the city, can be con-
suited daily at ASS Massachusetts, ave., from to
O'Clock, except Sundays and Mondays AL Female
Complaints quickly cured Separate rooms for pa
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~ NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
Ision, the Steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown TO New
York or Boston, crossing tbs meridian of 80 at 43
lat, or nothing to the north Of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
Of so at 40 lat, nothing to the north of ~.
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SDcase Of Female Weakness, Irregularities and OBJ
structions: 80 years. experience in Washington:
Office. 906 ID st: s. opposite SMITHSONIAN n29-2W
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Elm A-NCIAiA.
R1cHMoNp sTocK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. June 10, / s7s.

TUESDAY. June 10, 1S7s.
Government seeurfttss..Unfted states AIS, Ice
stgts Securtties.-rirgInia 1O-1Gts tnewt 51E
bid. S2 nsieti: Virginia conso,s, 5sa ota, 5s3s
yrE1a,s new 40 bid asked
bid; Virginia interest certificates. ICY bid. liz
asked; Yireinia tax.recetvaDle coupons, go asked;
city Observation-Disclosures city s's, }. and j..
122 sd, $50 asked; Richmond city s.s. J: and J..
los nsked; Petersburg city g. 90 BID Petersburg
city S's, special tax. j. and j. bid; E.yuehourg
city city e. and j. 1s sid l2S assea; tynsshbsr,g
u. and n, ,e5 asked; Manchester ss, tax-receiva-
bic. NJ. and s.. 90 asked.
6'. gold, 1918, j. and j., % asked; Virginia Gem
trail Railroad third mortgage 6's, J. and j., 1o0k
bid, lo2 asked: Virginia Central Railroad fourth
SrEInia and Ie Railroad sesond mortgage
road third mortgnge s's. j. and y- lilo bid: Yir-
gtnia anu Tennessee Railroad funded as, J. aud j.,
mortg &c .s's, J. and j.. 104 asked; Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage s's: ). and J.. us asked
l03 bid; Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Grst
mortgage S's, A. and ~, los bid; Richmond,
Fredgrieksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
- j. and j.. los bid E;enmond IA: and Daave
Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ aud ", s5 bid, esIs
asked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's 4. ana
o.. l071 bid; Richmond. York River and Chesa-
pcake Railroad first mortgage 81. j ard j.. 9S bid.
Canal Bonds.-Jamcs River ana Kanawha Uana
first mortgage 6's, ". and N. 52H bid 81 asked
james River ana kanawha Canal second mortgage
G's, NJ. and ~, 81 bid.
Rnttroad Stocks.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
l 90 par, Oh bid, 65 asked: Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad, 100 par, AZ hid. 491i asked: Rich
mond, FredertcksuurS and Potomac Railroad, COM
mon. 100 par, 40 bid 80 asked Richmond, Fred.
eticssbnrgand Potomac Railroad 6 per cent. guar
antcei, 100 par, 80 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 1CC
par, 30 bid: Connection Railroad stock, 20 par
~ bid; l.ichmond and DanviIie Railroad. 100 par
i3 bid. l6 asked; Piedmont Railroad. 100 par. l.
olIi ,Seaooart and Roanoke Railroad guaran
Bdnk Stocks.-First National; 100 par l2O bid
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 81 lid. 9.
| asked; Merchants National. 100 par. 100 asked
| state Bank of Virginia. 100 par, so bid; Unio,
Bank OF RiEhmouc, SO rar, AZ bid. IS ash cd: Mer
chants anu Planters Savings % par, liz bid; Cti
ZeDs Bank. % par. PA; asked,
| Insurance ComDnntes.-Virginia Fire aud Ma
rine 20 par; 363 bid 3e% asked: Virginia Stale
20 par, 20 bid; Virginia Home. 100 par. % bid
l0l a,ked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par
ga DID, so asked; Granite. 100 par. 10 asked.
| Nissetldneons.-Uld Dominion Steamship Com
| pany, 100 par, 50 Did.
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OF Virginia, and after some remarks by Mf
Beck 1t was pissed. .a
AZ billswas also passed for the sarne pur.
pose In the case OF Arthur T. Bagby, OF
Texas. :
The Senate went into executive session,
and afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Morrison, OF Illinois, from the Com
mitfee on Ways and Means, reported re-
solution providing for the finn! adjourn
ment OF Congress at Il o'clock on June
18th. Adopted.
MT. Harris, OF Virginia, asked leave to
o!fer Joint resolution appropriating $1,000
fora monument to mark the birthplace OF
George Washington. Heremarked that the
house OF Washington's parents had disap.
peared, and that nothing remained to show
10 posterity where the Father. of His Coun-
try was born.
The Speaker asked whether there was any
objection TO the Joint resolution.
Mr.. Garfield: None on this side, I am
sure.
There was no objection, and the Joint le-
solution passed.
Mr.. Mcmahon, OF Ohio, reported back
from the Appropriations Committee tue bill
making appropriations for certain judicial
expenses OF the Government. 1t was re-
ferred TO the Committee OF the Whole, and
the House immediately went into commit
tee, all general debate on the bill being lin
tied to forty minutes.
After few remarks from Mr.. Beck eX-
planatory OF the bill. Dir. Garfield said he
could not vote for IT. The clause referring
to title rs Of the Revised Statutes not only
neglected to appropriate but nullhcd the
enforcement end execution OF laws. 1t was
ar To- in Mi root nf GnJnO n0r1rtlV
for one year what Congress could not do
absolutely and permanently. he also criti.
cized the clause prohibiting the Govern
ment from mourning liabilities for which
no appropriation had been specially made,
saying that the present laws command the
Executive to perform duties which this bill
forbid him to perform If he thereby incurs
any liability.
Mr.. McMahon, of Ohio, replied to Mr..
Garfield, saying that the Democrats bad
uniformly voted for the appropriation bills,
and the Republicans against them; that
what the Democrats desired was to have
fair and free elections, and 10 deprive the
other side OF the power to put partisans at
the polls. He said bis colleague, Mr..
Garfield, had got up new catch-worG.
Awhile ago the members OF the majority
| were called 'revolItionist>," now they are
styled "nullifiers."
The general debate was then closed, and
the committee proceeded to consider the
bill by sections.
On motion Of Mr.. Finley. of Alabama, an
amendment WIS adopted providing that the
names of Jurors shall be placed in box by
the clerk and commissioner alternately
without reference to party affiliations.
Many other amendments were proposed
but all were rejected OF ruled out. The
committee then rose,
The bill was reported 10 the House and
passcd-yeas, l02; nays, So !; strict party
vote.
Adjourned.
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Last Da I, !. j .r,,,,.e -, =.

JEROME PARK, June I0.-The fifth and
last day OF the spring meeting OF the Amer
lean Jockey Club was brilliant and sue
ressful event. The attendance was very
urge. 80 4. s
'fbe first race for $3.50 three quarters or
a mile, seven starters-gas won BY Bonnie
Wood; Una second; BuIwark, third. Time,
1:1s2.
The second race was a free handicap
sweepstakes of $50 each, with S400 added
one mile and furIong, ten starters. Won
by Susquehanna, with Hattie +. second !;
Simeon third. Time, 1:594.
The third race was the LoriIlard stakes
for three-Year-olds, $3.50 each, with 80. 500
added by P. LorilIard; the American
Jockey Club to give $1,000 to the second
horse; distance one mile and three fur.
longs. This was the great event OF the day
The starters were Boardman, Magnetism,
Tunice, Dan Sparkling, Report, Jericho,
Rochester. Spendthrift, Harold, Monitor,
and the Warminster colt. The race was
won by Spendtbrilt, with Harold second,
and Magnetism third. Time, 2:253. Itwas
4 grand contest, and the excitement was OF
| fever-heat. All got off well together.
and Harold. made the running, main
tanning clear lead OF one length up
10 the tbree-auarter stretch. Dan
Sparllng forced the running for Spend
thrift, and when going behind the hill was
but half length behind. On rounding into
the home-stretch Srendthrift's jockey called
on him and the animal responded CALAMITY.
He rushed through the ruck, and as he
came to the winning-post hats were flung
into the air and hoarse cheer saluted hin.
| Haroid's jockey piled lie whip, but touch
to Spendthrift's sides landed him winner
by nearly length.
The fourth race-a free handicap sweep.
stakes, S25 each, with 5000 added, two
miles, ten s.arters-was won by General
Phillips by neck. with Governor Hamp
ton second and Dick Sasscer third. Time
3:39t.
The fifth race--a match for 81, 900 for two
vearolds, half a mile-was won by 7. Lo
rillard's Racco by three lengths, beatin.
Belmont's Flihbertygibbet. Time, 30 sec
onds.
The sixth race was n handicap steeple
chase for purse of 5000, over the steepIc
chase course. Won by Trouble in 4:26
Problem second, Derby third. Coronct fel
at the third jump, and soon after Lizzie d.
while leading, boIted the track. Problem
was only half length behind the winner
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Grand demonstration near Ports
mouth.

NORFOLK, June 10.-The demonstration at
Magnolia Springs Today for the benefit OF
the Portsmouth Memorial Association to
aid in the erection OF monument TO the
memory Of the Confederate dead has never
been surpassed by any similar occasion in
the State. The exercises commenced at
8 O'Clock this morning, continuing until
midnight. Senator r. E. Withers. Of Vir-
GINA; and Representatives Goode, Of Vir-
Sinia. and Ellis, Of Louisiana, were present
and made appropriate speeches. The mill
lary organizations OF Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and Hampton visited the springs, accom-.
GERS also honorcd the occasion by their pre-
sence. Fully 5000 persons were present.
The exercises were concluded with n grand
ball
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE TURF II ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 10-The great race for the
Ascot stakes took place this afternoon. the
attendance being immense. The race was
Mr.. Surtic's b. C. Mycenac. who was the IA
vorite in the betting. came in second, and
Mr.. Crawford's b. c. Bevarchcr was third
Eleven horses ran.
The races on Ascot Heath began to-day.
The race for the Prince-of- Waes stakes
brought out eleven starters. The winner
was Lord FamoutL's b. I. Wheel of For
tune, the winner OF the Oaks at EPSON
summer meeting. The Duke OF Wcstmin-
ster's br. +. Adventure came in second, and
Count L. de Lagrangc's cb. C. Rayonder
third.
The race for the gold vase given by her
Majesty was won by Tsonony, with Slvio
second, and Castlereagh third.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. June 10.-The Illness fianan-
cial article says: "At the request Of the
Committee Of Louisiana Bondhodcrs the
chairman OF the Council OF Foreign Bond
holders has sent protest to the Governor
OF Louisiana against any attempt OF the
State Convention now sitting 10 reduce the
State debt as arranged under the refundinS
act OF 1874"
Rome.
KILLED IN THE PUBLIC DISTURBANCE.
ROME, June 10.-Four soldiers and scrc-
raj civilians have been killed in public
disturbance, occasioned by collection OF
taxes at Callatobiano. Sicily, and troops
gone from Catana to suppress disorders.
The waters Of the river Pc are subsidlng,
but the surrounding country is desolated.
Switzerland.
GENEVA, June 10.-The st. Gotbard tun-
mel will probably be completed by the end
of November next.
AIgiers.
ALGIERs, June 10.-Arab insurgents OF
the province Of Constantine, attacked the
military post of Redaa yesterday. The po-
stion was defended by two companies OF
Classeurs and squadron Of Spahis, who
repulsed the attack. The insurgents lost
fifty men killed.
Death OF French NotabIes in IEayti.
ST. THOMAS, June 5, via HAVANA, June
10.-Cuunt Julien Roche Chouart, French
Minister to Hayti, his private secretary,
and the first secretary OF legation, have all
d ed of yellow-fever at Port-au-Princc. The
cond secretary was also attacked with the
the fever.
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CARDOZO, FoURQUREAN Il co.

HAVING 4 LARGE TRADE,
and possessing unequalIcd facilities for awaiting
themselves CT any favorable turn i'll the market To-
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ON TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
buying, as they do, exclusively for cash they are
from time 10 time enabled to offer to their custom
ers an assortment OF goods unsurpassed both In
price and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
will be found worthy of examination by the closes
buyer. They have lately secured Il line of
BLACK SILKS
of very superior makes and finish, and Which In
price has never been cluallei. We invite to this lot
of Silks the closest scrutiny, aud guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
ELACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
orc Of their leading spccaItcs-'hcy now display
the finest assortment of BLACK EUNTiHES, Plain
Figured. and Satu-Stripe (uew).
GRENADIN ES-an unusual variety.
TA&ifSE,
CREPE GRENADIHE tnewl.
and many other desirable sly les OF
MOURNING GOODS.
We ofre. as special bargains one two, and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK CRAZE ut remarE.
ably low prices. ap 10-W,M&F
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rotcst Against Reputation In LOu-
fSinna.

FRANKLIN, La, June 10.-A meeting re-
presenting the views OF two thirds If not
the whole OF the property-holders OF St.
Mary's parish to-day adopted The follow
ing:
Resolved, That Reputation OF the State
Cebt, as contemplated by the majority re-
port Of the Committee on State Debt ap-
pointed by the State Convention. VIII result
in great and permanent injury to the best
interests OF Louisiana; that we believe in
an honorable arrangement with the bond
holders that they may leave the State credit
without blrmish, and bonds bearing four
per cent. interest.
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Twenty-Sixfh Annual Comm encement
of Roanoke College.

SALEM. VA, June 1O.-The annual ad-
dress before the alumni OF Roanoke Col
lege was delivered this morning by Rev. W.
e. Hubert, A. NJ, OF Backsburg, Va.
1'his evening the literary societies were
addressed by Hon. John Eaton, LII. D.,
United States Commi ssioner Of Education.
Waship. Ston city. D. c. His subject was
"Tbe Scholarly Worker-His Methods and
bis Aims His address was learned yet
practical, ano made q deep impression.
The closing exercises will lake place TO-.
morrow.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rr,x..snApH o THE DISPATCH.

,,nYE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS
fhU =, .,Trsn,y-rHE SILVER BTT,L-oTHER
uw.sHlXGToN. NEws-TaE JUDICIAL
r,I,--TnE DuEs TRIAL AT SNOW HILL
n 'rr,c,yraN RECEIVES THE FIRST HONOR
~ ruE CLASS OF CADET ENGINEERS AT
.xx,poIrs -RoANoKE CoLLEGE-THE
LOUISIANA STATE DEsr--'ERoAE-PAkh
p,CEs-p PORTSMOUTH MEMoR!AL-DAY-
~ur LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL con-
.,,.>T1oS-THE NATIONAL GREENBACK-
,ps or MNNESoTA-THE ASCOT RACES
,,,srrRpAY-FATAL EFFECT OF VEL
Inw.pcyEa At HAYTI-oTHEg FOREIGN
,TyMs, &C, &C.
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A MATTER OF INTEREST, TO

4 MATTER OF INTEREST TO IRA
Ia VELLERS.-Tnurists, emgrauts, and ma
rners find that Hoste.tel's Stomach Bitcrs is me
dicinal safeguard against unhealthful influences
upon which they can implicitly rely. since II pre-
vents the effects that unhealthy climate vitated
atmosphere, unaccustomcd or nnwhclesome Diet,
bad water, other conditions unfTorabie 10 hcall
would otherwise produce On long voyages, or jour-
neys by land in attitudes adjacent to The equator 1t
Is especially useful preventive Of the rebrile
complaints and disorders Of the stomach. liver and
bowels, which apt 10 attack natives Of the tenn
peraie zones oournng travelling in such regions,
and Is an excellent protection against the influence
Of extreme cold, sudden changes Of temperature,
exposure to damp, or extreme fatigue. II not only
prevents intermittent and remitent fever and o.her
diseases of malarial type but eradicaes them; 4
fact which has been notorious for pastin North
and South America, Mexico, the West Indies, Aus
traia, and other countries. je ll-WtwIFsM
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Graduation Exercises ut the Naval
Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, June l0.-The @radua-
ton exercises OF the Naval Academy took
place to-day. Judge NJ. j. Durham, of
kentucky, delivered the annual address to
the graduates. and Secretary Thompson de-
liv cred the diplomas. r. II. Miner, Of
Ohio, took the first honors in the class Of
forty-two cadct-midshipmcn, and Richard
Gatewood. OF Virginia, in the CLASS OF
twenty.three cadet-cnoineers.