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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17


The mystery surrounding the disappearance of
diamonds worth $50, 000 said TO have been shipped
NV the Inman Line to Loms StTasburger ~ Co., of
W,iden Lane was III no way cleared up yesterday
and no reasonable theory was advanced by any of
the nersons interested III regard TO the matter MI
Srasburger said: The package was shipped to us
nv our firm in Paris j. Picard Il Co.. III the same
way IN which we have frequently had valuable i'm
variations forwarded. We hold the receipt OF the
forwarding agent from Paris 10 Liverpool
IJHeTbettc Kane in which il states that the pack
ace was received in good order. The next we hear
of il is when il is opened in the Custom House ana
fonud TO contain only paper"
''Of what did the consignment consist 7
a graded lot of diamonds suitable for this sea-
son of the wear in this market. They came in the
rough from our agent in Kimberly. South Africa as
we are interested in the diamond mines. In Paris
thew were cut and then shipped to us as have
stated" H. .ts.
was committed r -, l..
saw ANYTHING about the matter, as there Will be an
investigation" A..
4 TRIBUNE reporter also saw John 6. Dale, the
agent of the Inman Line He said that he did not
care TO have anything published regarding the dis
snpearance of the diamonds, and that he had no
theories TO advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
ARRIVAL or 4 STEINER.

The steamship State of Nevada arrived from
Glasgow early this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
FUNERAL OF GEORGE A. OsGoOD.

There were no pallbearers at the funeral OF George
A. Ospood which was held at his house. NO. ~
East twenty -irst-st.. yesterday, morning. The
body Law I'm a coffin covered with black cloth IN the
potlor Upon the lid was silver plate with the
inscrintlon: George Archer Osgood, born sep;
trmber 6. 1920. Died November 13. 1852"
TLere were wreath of terms, some vlolets and some
The services were conducted by the Rev. DIR. John
Hall. Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterlan Church. lie
made brief address aliuding to the life dTOsgood
had lei and TO the fact OF his having pad debts III
cnrred through no fault of his when able 10 do So
The house was crowded The principal
monrners we're Mrs. Eliza Osgood and her hr,other
William II. Vanderbilt, Franklin Osgood, William
II. Osgood. Miss Osgood, Miss Eliza Osgood Cor
ncqs yand5 and Mrs. XapdHrOt Wa@ acd H
Vanderbilt d. Torrance, Vanderbilt Allen, y. Is.
Allen. Henry Allen, Norman Cross WlIllam Is.
Tbornc. Vanderbilt Cross, John Wallace and William
II Appleton. Among others present were Chauncey
NJ Depew, Jenkins Van Schaick. George ". Burn-
ham Charles j. Osborn, ". III. Macy, ID. ;: Appleton,
Daniel Bxby. Orson d; Num-. Charles Fling
Charles Dclm0nicO, Charles \. Minton, George W.
Douglass Lawrence w. Jerome, Thomas Pearsali !,
i. II, Carver, w. II. McVickar and George X. Brod-
head. The body was taken by special tram to
WOodlawn Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-03

The going out of business of A. T. Stewart l.
Co., may remark, has been of considerable af-
fiction temporarily to the very firms which ex-
pect ultimately to profit by it. Stewards stock
Is SO large the moment 1t was announced the
firm was to suspend there was q great rush of
every race and nation to the store. From all
the villages and surrounding cities sharpers
came TO New York for no other purpose than to
buy at Stewards lady was showing me yes
terday piano cover which cost her nearly $50
made of spun silk, which she said was about half
Its value about two months ago ut Stewards
store. Such an article of purchase causes a hull
In the family buying Of dry goods for weeks or
months thereafter. Stewards kent q higher
grade Of goods than any other merchants, es-
specially In silks. was shown at that store
about year ago single suit Of underciothing
for gentlemen worth go, or % much a. the
finest exterior suit Of clothing made by fancy
tailor. That class OF goods has been rushed for
at the notice Of the suspenston, and the bazaar
stores are running very thin.- GaA IN Cincia-
nGii Esqssiyer.
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N33l Street ryo,dnv

NEW YORK JIn,' 3--The Pots fla .nctal article
says: At the Stock tx han.re Quilted States bonds
are higher for the extended O. and Il lower for
the A. state bonds dull aud firm. Railroad
bonds OF a speculative character are generally
lower. The stock market In the early dealings
was very weak for Denver, which fell to So :;
Reading IN 521 Jersey Central, to 65I. and Louis
Vile, t. 69L, and heavy for the general list at q
fractional decline. After the first hour the mar
ket steiGed. and Later became strong, and con-
timed until a little after 12 O'Clock, when the
highest prices o. the day were made. except for
the stocks named. and some OF these were near to
She highest. From noon until the appearance OF
the bank statement prices declined fraction, but
as we write tie Elarret is again strong and adj
vlnctng. The short interest in thu market has
been largely increased recently is shown by the
rates at which the leading storks are lending.
Jersey Central lends at g fiat" to 1-6; for Del
aware, Lackawana and Western "fiat.s Lake
Shore and Michigan Central at lag per cent
for carrying. Denver, Erie, Louisville, West
ern Union Telegraph and Northern Pacific
az pc. each for carrying. The weakness of Lou
fSyfiSto- lay has been helped by the I'm II refusal
OF Mr. Fink To accept the presidency. In the
money market renewals o. cali loans have gener-
ally been made at 3 pc, the quotations being
3a3H p. C. On U. =. bonds the quotation Is 2a215
p C. Time loans an prime mercantile paDer are
unchanged. There are no gOft shipments to-
dry. AMI the market for foreign exchange Is
barely steady on small transactions
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kilograms to The Star.


GOODWIN sxrrJ,s ATTACK THE LATE LORD BEA-
CcSsFIYID.
TORONTO 0:T.. June IA special cable from
1nndCn TO the GOte StyS: The attack by Profess
SCR Goodwin Smith, I'm the current number Of the
l9th century. u;'On the late Earl Beaconsfleld
catset muth comment here. Several daily papers
severely condemn Il.
PRINCESS LOUISE AND THE IsHIGRASTS
Prini s@S Lc'I' ~. prompted doubtless by the re-
ports which were published n silCrt time since or
the utter inaGecE OF the arr. PIGMENTS for the
f"94fh ana comfort Of ;Crl9les @Gpng the steerage
pass myers on Oh" ira nsAtantic liucs paid visit
IL the Storage deck OF the stestinS p SarHatian
and made thorough inspection OF the food and Of
the sleeping bettli<.
DERFLICT CTABASTINE oFFICYKS.
MONTREAL JoRP 2--TSerc appears TO have been
considerable IaxHy among TIE quarantine officers
RI III alfSN and QUetec in tie performances OF
their duties rCcF DtsS. Bt Ea@aT OF DFrS0nS having
TN sc -T!Ct fever wsra above 30 land at Halifax
and travel OF tire rffT-tHin0tai railroad until
stcrped at Quebec. Passengers affected with
Cfptheria. OF q v!r1lrGt type, have also been al
lowed to nd at Qaebcc.
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FTsHOMAs BOWLING. Iucuoneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF LEXINGTON THE
COUNTR SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theHA
1853. Doc. go, win sen at public auction. to h67
THE rs
pay OF JUNE, A. D., 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p.
al that tract OF parcel Of land IN the county Of
part Of lexington" tdescbed by metes and bounds in
said decree containing 81. 18 Of land or
less and improved with large and substantial dwelling
There are several beautiful building sites upon the
property, which Is well wooded and wxtered and
,Soks and forms portion Of tie northern boundary Of
not sold we viii then offer the according 70 the
plat OF our subdivision in seven lots. which will be
hibited at the SALE viz Lot l. improved with the
Lot ? oontainin9 ii I7-10U acres: Lot oontainine
y .10o acres These lots lie west Of the line of the
adjoin the .Kesting estate; Lot adions the Germa
mia Scheutzen Park and has front Of l3l feet
on Boundary street. Ths remaining lie east of said
ins z 77i0o acres Ia containing So 100 scrss:
acres This lot has also front OF 64s 80 100
Terms Of sale: One hfth Of the amount of the pur-
chase money in cash and the resdue in four equal in
stalments. due in x, twelve eighteen and twenty
purchasers giving his their promissory notes for
the deferred payments with interest thereon at the rate
OF SIX per cent per annum from the day Of sale all
title to said property win be retained until the whole
purchase money for the for any separate part
fnsrsof sna1 be fSX paid and any sh.
the risk and cost Of such defauitng purchase The
plat Of su6dvison may be seen upon Application % he
as whole and 500 on each lot Il sold IN separate
cAH6E s oScxxkkh hIsis IS 81 = ST. 8 nv.
John T. MITCHELL
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nR. RICE RD'6
VITAL RESTORATIVE

Approved by the Academy Of Medicine or Paris. 70
commended by the Medical Celebrities Of the World %
sspecanc for nervogs and phyacci debility. log q
Paris; q Seth. B. Hancs Baidmoee and c. Christi
ami. 4S4 Pennsylvania avenue Washington. D. c..
monials can Be had. The rnune slone bears privs1s
groH.ietary stampA with name and monogram Of 6. b
sIGESMOND 81 Vanderbilt Building New York. m26
HEALTH e WEALTH LpR Q. .wEsrs
III NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT; Specin0
for HystesiA Dizxnesa. Oonvulaona. Nervous Hssd-
che Msnssl Dspresao1, Lc. q Memory. sperm.so.s
Old 1se csused By ovsr-exerdon al or over
induleence which leede 70 misesy, dsOsy and dasfh
months treatment One dollar . bon. or nix boxes faR
nye dolaIs; cant by maa prepaad on reespt q pre-
ordg Esoeived By u foe ax boxsa aooompenied VII
antee 10 return The money he teaement doss nQe
eject cure. 0nersnts. i.ned By sToTT CRoh-
WELL. 40 Ponnsylvan1a avenuA, Waahingtnn. ID. O..
Whoes.leand Retail Agents. 10 whom au osdea should
be addreased. ocl6
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonesr.

cHANCERY SALE or rNPRovEp real, ESTATE.
c UndsE and * yizsoe g deere q The snprsme&
fs "a cs n: I Ne 6 cSs s.gg s,.s
sid Court tie undersigned . frustsss vii OFFER for
sale 8 pubic auction front q ne prsmissa on WED
NESDAY. the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1854 ~
SIX O'CLOCK p n, the foficw4nf Described Rcai Re-
tate in the city Of Waahnston ID. c., wit: Part of
Los1l In Square SS< md particularly described = fo
ove BAe1nntng for the same q point on the line Of
me pubic Alley in ead square Is feet west from The
corner Of the Lot and thence running
E along sad Alley IL feet and Al inches; thence north
"a iee thence east IL feet ~ inches aud thence south
10 the and Also the free forever Of the
private alley three feet wide running alonR the north
part Of said Lot and opening into pubic alley in said
square.
Also part Of lot n In square sSl beun,ne for said
part at point on the south line Of said lot a. IS feet
inches from the southeast Of said lot and thence
running nerth ~ feet inches 70 3foot alley, thence
west n feet inch 10 alley thence south Along the
west hne Of said lot u feet inches an aley thence
east IL feet inch TO the beginning.
Terms OF sale, - prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money In cash, balance three equal
instruments IN six. twelve and eighteen mouths after
the day OF sale with interest from the day SALE
secured to the satisfaction Of the trustees The
whole purchase is paid II purchaser fails
TO comply with said terms within ten days the day
OF sale the property be reeod at the rsk md
q the defautng purchaser. after 1--WE days notice in
the Evening Star. A. deposit Of &25 each piece Of
the property sold VIII be required ut the sale An con-
veyancng at purchasers cost
m,s7s... Ill.,. aS n ss,s|s;. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-03
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Tie following are the openinc and closing prices
CT the New York Stock Market TO-DAY rs reported
by special wire to II. n Dodge, 539 18th street
Name. o. C. Name. O.

JOHN BRIGHT ON AMERICANA. John Bright
trade, were present at the opening or the Birmpp-
ham Central LIBRARY In England Thursday The
former, In speech, dwelt particularly upon the
growth OF literature in America. He recommended
the study OF the American poets. especially Whit
tier, the best gifts Of whose genius were on the
SIDE OF freedom He also recommended the study
OF Bancrot's history OF the United States as con-
veying knowledge of some Of the most important
events OF the last century and showing how the
colonies grew to what Will soon be the greatest
nation on the face OF the globe
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF f
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND
TMEMTY-SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
December 9Th. AID. 1876 and recorded in Lib RE
No $40 foo 12S ct aeQ, Of the land records of
front Of the PremgS,ses. On MoSDAY, June NINE
original Lot numbered two 60. in square numbered
eighty So according to the plat plan of the city Of
Washington. D. c., with the improvements thereon
Terms of SALE One thrd cash balance in three equal
instaments at six. twelve and eighteen months from
date OF SALE with interest secured by lien on the prem
ses sod or an cash At option Of purchaser deposit
are not complied with within one week the premises
viii be resod at risk and of defaulting purchaser
on five days notice in the Star.
MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustee,
myJl-e0dkd1 472 Louisiana avenue.
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~ ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF n
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
LOulBlK02
WALLER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AuctR, my26- d Ef.a

IMPROVED AND gNfMpkovEP Din fNc aiihnta
FiHST ASS SEcoNR RSS HSR sTREETs
Prick Prick PPT%ShttIE1Tss SSSEkREP > 81 ? 81.
FkkMk sTfE6f on TTS fns
ALLEY. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH T 4
S6 mp sTSE 54s SSk
SIXTH SnITII STREET s BEIMEES AND T sTREETs
I'VE me 0z 1sb 9f s1 NETS
NJ in the .Ss q Just
passed in said cause the oath day May A. D. 1852
re. estate in the city Of Washnston in the District of
1899 g !. M9 N1Pk a TIE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE D.
NUMBERED I've hundred and fifteen (ol5). improved by
Or the AME f DAY at HALr PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
r N sns N frSnt OF the prem,ses lot numbered in A.
numbered hundred and twenty three sss,mp proved
by "a h aTst three story 6I1ck dwelne;
1884 .tEIYE O'CLOCK T n. Il front Of the PREMISE
os 1pmSeTed fUsnty CO. in Charles Juss
and thirty two 139 improved by desirable twostoy
0t1st nfsz!E It HHArpAsrr1vEoc1o
p NJ. in front Of the premises the north half Of lot
asea snd b1y ga square numbered eight hun
*. SnS 3 sss SANE 6SS =. SIX O'CLOCK NJ. in
9, s.e Sns 9S y as
each piece Of propery in cash. and the residue Ia two
equal nstailments payable respectively. with interest
q q e
paid. or all cash. az the option Of the purchaser.
S
Se .g e.a
sns f r be ss after rs
the risk and cost Of defautins purchaser. al con-
Veyanc'ns al cSsf 81 PnrhSser
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ST. LcUIS. june 3-Chicf-O:-D Detectives Watkins
ln't here list night for Shelby vile, Tenn with
IeGu itiO: for the arrest Of Robert :. Montgomery
IrcSi ieRt OF q savings be n. ut that place Mont
fomery has been indicted by the grand Jury on q.
charge Of d"1rduiing CT o. r. Small Co., grain
brokers, Of this c ", cut IF $ic,CGO
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Thc Ec:rsf, OF t.arib1ldi.

R0NE, JUNE 2-The death Of General Carl
san " ~. irson IF an rhe ,ut ennctI
last night adj Urrrd on the arrival Of the
n@wS. and the pnr'ryTna noes in the tleaterS were
stODTcd. A gTtaT pn;uiaT demonstration OF sorrow
Will he arranged. The chamber Of deputies viii
adjourn. King HHTEert has sent DISPATCH to
MfnGtti Garihsl1iI. expressing Friai At the death
OF Gen. Garbalii and the loss his family and the
country have sustained.
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The Rricku,aser., Strike.

CHICAGO jun 3-Dnc bricE-maktng firm yes
tcriay worked eff 4G.C0G bricks, employing non-
union men, This firm. with ether firms, viii run
with fun canacity next week.
spacI1l dispatch rrc N EeS hoines. Iowa, states
That ever :01 brickrnaEerS haye struck for ad-
vince OF - ccnts in wages NJ That place, bnt that
TIE employers are not likely to accede TO tic de-
Il I'M
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
wkAvYR KENGLA 4 GOA
LAUNDRY SOAP

Is EoONoMICAI. BECAUSE II ~ PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONs. Such 40
MARBLE dust, 6OAP6TOEK PIPE CLAY Sill
CATE. kc., WHICH ARE USED 10 ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEA3 OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is SAFE. BECAUSE III n MANUFACTURI1
FROM STRICTLY PU1k MATERIAl4 VIE: sTRAn
REFINED TALLOw rREPARKD BIZ OURsELvIS,
PALM AND COO0ANUT OILS; WHILE ON TIE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED From
THE CARCAS6ES OF PUTRID DEAD ANINALA
THUS ENDAN0ERIN0 LTB AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARA AND BykRV Han nRAxDzD
WITH DUB MANI
FOR SALE BIZ 0ROCERs GENERALLY.
AND WHOL1EsALE At oRRloR
ms o26l WATER 6TRkEx. GDOD0ETOWN, Do
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The sultan cone.dcns ard Inaependcnt.

CONsTtNTINOPIE, June 3--Thc sliIt1n has IN
formed the Marquis IL NCi,ieS, the French ambas-
sadOT that the porte is able 10 remove the difficult
ties in Egypt without . conference. The salt. n
SAID he eXaeCte(l his commissioners to be Obeyed.
II" felt quite confident q: being able to restore
Egypt TO her Normal state.
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THIS EVENING.
Auctioneer.

EULEY, Auchoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNhEDEEMED PLEDGES
,o SSommencng FRIDAY, NAY TWENTY-sIxTH.
1882 at the National Loan Office 1907 Th street. large
and varied assortment of Unredeemed Goods consist
ing Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Plain and Set Rings.
Sleeve Buttons: sets Jewelry
Chains aud Necklaces.
Books; Musical Instruments.
Ladies and Gents Clothing
Sewing Machines; Tools, Guns and Reyoayers
Cutlery; Plated and Solid Silver Ware.
The sale will begin at SEVEN P M EVERY EVEN
ING, and continue until all forfeited pledges are sold
N.B.-AH persons having deposits at the National
Loan Office will please call and redeem or renew them
before the day Of sale.
my24-16s FOLEY, Auctoneer.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
UATED ON ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
6TREETS. BETWEEN AND @ STREETS

L.
Under -. -, by yirtue e decree Of s,e Supreme -
2eth. 1852 In Equity Cause No. !.7I!. vherstn
are defendants, the undersigned, Tfpssa Win Offer
for sale At public auction. in hont g - pEs1nises,
VcLoCK =. De foiioxiee d:sc16sd raj estate.
situaee In the CITY Of Washington, D. c. and Known q
lots txsaye n2, thirteen tiS) md foartsso lisS IN
square 1885, said lots fronting l2th street east and
lot rs being inproysd BY oomnodiow Bx,ek Bed
for ss,s q ponhs .acon n frons g te prsnse a.
eat Lots y and is have fsoot,ee g es feet
Titn degsh o. l52 feet inc1es esch Lot u contains
Ter1ns a sale = prescribed By decree: third
cab; balance in equal instruments of twelve 2) and
eighteen {e) months from day Of ssle With infsrest to
be secured by deed of trust upon the pFemisa II the
pGEchaser or pprchasers fad to comply With aid terms
resoa e the risk end cost Of the defsnne p1rchaser
Str Esch los win be sold separately. depost q
NIFTY 900 dollars on each unimproved and hundred
l00) dollars the improved Lot win be required It the
Tune O sale An conseyancdng and recording q pur-
LEON TOBRINKR,
No. IA ~ street Northwest I
b. p. JACKSON 1fosoeee
No. LIS Bridge street 0eorgetown.
J. r. GOODWILL. Auctioneer. my25-eodkds
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STEIGER LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Brokers
~ 14l6 New York avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. No. A07 g STREET

BY virtue Of deed o. trust dated the LIST day
May. A. ID. 1877, and recorded in Liber No. $751; Hss
folio sos. Of the Land Records for the District II
q Columbia and by direction Of the party secured
thereby. VIII sell q public auction, fn front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JUNE
1885,. ct HALF.PA6T FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ. the follow
ing described Real Estate situate In the cityof Wasn9
ington in the District of Coumh. known part Of To
numbered thirty four go! In HAIRS recorded subdvi-
dred and eghteen f5ls begrnins . the soathssssern
corner OF said lot and thence running west along
ne OF north 90" street eighteen (l6) feet; thence
north ninety -four (g feet: thence east COZ feet
thence to point the eastern line OF
said lot exhty le0 feet and ten 10) inches distant from
the point OF ba1nnng and thence south to the point Of
beginning togeeher with the improvements thereon.
Terms q sas: one third cash. and TIE baaaaos in
equal instoments OF eix, twelve and eighteen months
from day Of sale. for which purchasers note bearng
az per cent interest and secured on the property Win
deposit OF 500 required ct time Of ale Il terms Of sale
are not complied with within i've days from day az aale
purchaser afseS i've days notice in the Evsning Stsr
Newspaper. Al co0yeyant1g at purchaser cox
FRANCIS A. LUTZ in. TrnsHss
]. 7. GOODWILL AucdoneeE. my30-dkds
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Suicide with f.at Poison.

NV YORK, Juno 3.-Nrs. Bertha Olsen, n
Suecfish woman, comm tied suicide last night at
her residence in Brooklyn br tn ing rat poison.
She was deserted ~ her IN -htni on "Wednesday
fst and It Is thought that this led her to take her
Efa
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The Chesapeake and Ohio company hove COM
m2nced the construction OF q railroad from their
Newport News linz to ord Point There is very
little grading to be done, and only one trestla or
any length to be built. According to the contract
the road will be finished in rurty-five days. The
distance is about nine mil eS.
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At WEST PorNr vestard,v tho Arg,

AT WEST PoINr yesterday the first class WAS
examined In Spanish, the second in philosophy
and the fourth class in English studies. At 5
In Gen. Howard and stan marched to Cranny's
hoIei and formally received the board OF visitors.
After the review OF the cadets the board officers
OF the STATS and tie first class we're entertained
by Mrs Gen. Howard at her cottage, where o col
latiOn was spread.
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VTNHOMAS DOWLING, AuctlOneer.
VERY HANDSOME MIRROR FRONT ARMoIRE;
FINELY CARVED MAHOGANY TABLE; TURK.
MAHOGANY FRENCH Work TABLE: MAHoG,
Any An1n PARLQR SUITE, PIECES; BRUSSELS
CARPETS; MIRRORS; RECEPTION CHAIR;
VERY SUPERIOR FRENCH CT OCK. WITH SIDE
ORNAMENTS: ROSEWOOD CHIFFONIER IAN
G GII1 WATER nE COLOR FLOWER PIECE BY
FRENCH BEDSTEAD AND BUREAU; VERY
HANDSOME MAHOGANY EXTENSION DIN
ING TABLE; REFRIGERATOR; CHINA AND
GLASSWARE; KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.. &C..
The above goods belong to Madame Larmier, the
French dressmaker who is about to leave for Paris
and will be sold at her residence No 1426 enpsylva
MIA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel, on THURSDAY
TEN O'CLOCK. dts
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The APACHEs DEFEATED Ry NE,

THE APACHEs DEFEATED By MExICANs.-Gennral
Fuern, commander OF the Mexican troops in Chi
huahua, with AGO Mexican cavalry, surprised and
attacked Juhs band OF renegade Apaches early on
the morning OF the 25th ultimo, near Bosuue de
Santiago. 1hirty-seven bucks were killed a nd tn
taken prisoners. The entire camp outfit, includ-
ing fifty head OF stock, was captured.