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Foreign News by Cable.

SUNDAY ELECTIONS IN FRANCE
rARIs, august N-Second ballots were held yes
places where no results were reached in the. cleo
ton on the previous Sunday. The results show
Janvler de la Motto. Bonapartist. and member
of the chamber OF deputies for the department. OF
Eure, who was candidate in that department.,
FORBIDDEN TO QUIT THE PALACE
LONDON. August 2-Adv1ces from Hue, Annam
state that the mother of the late King Undue, who
the relations between AMMAN and France mas, by
order OF the new ruler OF the country, been for
hidden to quit the palace.
MOVEMENTS OF MINIsTER TRICoU.
LONDON, August ga dispatch from Paris,
printed in the evening edition OF the Standard
says the reports that NJ Trlcou has left Pekin and
MED. 1t is stated, says the Standards dispatch.
that M Tricou Will go to Japan shortly and thence
return to France.
SPANISH INSURGENTS
who took refuge In Portugal and were sent BY the
government Of that country on the transport
africa 1nn to Sher,6ourg have reached their desna
their will.
FRANCE AND SPAIN
ulSpaIcn TO local news concern from Madrid
says: The cabinet held meeting yesterday, at
winch was discussed the attitude OF France to-
wards spain, and 1t was resolved to make over.
lures 10 Germany for support.
CETEwAYO RECOVERED FROM HIS WOUNDS
LONDON, August 20-Cetewayo, the Zulu king,
has recovered from the wounds received In the
late engagement between his forces and the in
surgents, and has made request of Queen VIC
torla that she will have full inquiry made into the
treatment he has received.
DEPRECATING VIOLENT LANGUAGE
DUBLIN, August 20.-The FTeenl0h'S Journal
deprecateS the violent language to which utter
ance has been given in the house OF commons re-
Gently by some Irish members. 1t says it serves
no good end.
CHOLERA IN ALEXANDRIA,
ALEXANDRIA. August @-There were 81 deaths
here on Sunday from cholera.
MR.. SHAW RELEASED.
LONDON, August 20-The Daily Ne,rs fntimates
that Mr.. Shaw, the British missionary In NADIA
gaScar, who Was imprisoned by the French there
on charge OF cOncealing two HoVa spies, has
been released.
THE QUEEN GOING TO BALMoRAL-
LONDON, August 2.-The queen will 60 to Bal.
moral next Friday. The health OF her majesty is
much improved. The election In Sligo county re-
suited IN the return Of Mr.. Nichols Lynch. the
home rule candidate, who received 1888 votes
against 102O for Mr. Kane O'Hara, the conserva-
tive candidate.
EGYPT INCAPABLE OF SELF GOVERNMENT
LONDON, August 20.-The Times Alexandria cor
respondent says: Ii the British troops should be
Withdrawn from Egypt no European family would
remain In the country a week after their depar-
lure Egypt, he says is incapable OF self-govern-
ment.
NO CABINET CRISIS IN EGYPT
ALEXANDRIA, August 20-The report in circula.
ton on Saturday, that there was crisis I'm the
cabinet and that Riaz Pasha would form q new
ministry, proves to have been without foundation
HoNoRED By THE SULTAN.
CONsTANT1NoPLE, August al-Prince Nikita the
ruler OF Montenegro. has arrived here. He was
conferred the imperial order Of Osmanie upon his
princely visitor.
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RAILROADS.
FJvHE GREA

e TIE s PPEEzsE HfsH aSg sgHrzxEsz
sIlfL fs MAf 5uEH s4 h isss
1RASs r LINE ixT A 4 FROM station CORNER
Fer Ptshurg and the West, thicago Limited Express
H linz Sso asiy WITH sssp9n: a eaEs
nat. Also. connects. except Saturdays, for Chica-
Sc Via c car asn and to St n; with
g;50p daily. for Plttsbure and the West with
fsif 81 TsshDSG1 t. Rs ehis5
For Erie. Canandsgua Rochester. Buffalo. Niseara
Washing ton to Calandaigua. and harrisburg to
For Willam,port. Lock Haven and Elmra. at $50
to, a. M M daily. exert exc, Sunday;
@ y 4na an saf s%o ON
9a nj af Espfss Of Pullman
For Boston without change 1850 p. m. every week day.
70, On Rr SnRH,y' Ne p M M ,,ou.
1K erect c w al r Of Brokya
New 70 yo p' c street, avoiding double
Fol Pti!adephia. 500 ~, 1o:4O M. 1:sO. AGO.
wi Limited Ez pn s"5aay mo- a sS s sa
For BaItmora 60 $780, ssO $50 1o4o a. m and
ESQ. 3:s5. 40. 40. go $780, so and 1920 b.
m ON sunday. $40. l0:4O "a. ADO. 6:2O. 7:35.
For Pores Greek Line. 6:iu am. and 40 p m. daily.
For Anlapolis. GAO am. and 4:4O PM daily except
VA. $50 AHE2ASbhm AND WasHiNG Gft,s;
For As1andra, eso 100 800, IL 100 and IL 80 a. m
200. APO. 500, 600. 500 and IL 80 pm. On
Sunday at $780, 800 Lice am. $500 p. m.
For Richmond end the South. $50 and II 90 a. m.
I'd daily. and 200 pm: daily. EXCEPT sunday.
''s5 tssi Ss5.s5: s. ws:as's9 80
8nft9:i0 j. M, and II 100 mni hit. On Sunday at
500. ard 1905 I'm. 200 and 9IO pm.
Tickets and Information at the Office, northeast
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania and the
station. where orders be lett for the checking Of
baeslge TO destination from hotels and residences
J.R: WOOD General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. l.. fUGH. General MANAGER, jy9
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
iuL MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST.

STEEL RAILSi
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY MAY 18Th 1854
Leave Washington from station. corner of New Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
daily ct 1903 a. M, 10:15 a. M, 1910 D. M with
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points, without change; l0:15 NJ. daily to Chicago
For fittsbnrs, Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
ino ss ,, m daily $40 p M is solid train to Pitts
For loedo and Detroit VIA Monroeyine. 1915 am.
Tra aaE cr with Ph sBsf for d Der Ssx
sees Ra fed p M daily
is$ 1sss sE TO- .2ls rs s:ss: $780, $50
125 a:s5. 4;4o. $50. /. sic. 8: 40 m "'n''
Fer ohnnaio!is 6;4D am. 121o and 4:aO; Sunday.
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltimore.
S4o For a sts;id 121o PIm 80 40 and II 80
daily except Sunday $50 a. m. 445 and 5:45 .. m.
daily; for stanton. $3.50 H. daily except Sun
cav Tor Frederick. $3.50 a M. lO:l5 a. m. and 4:45
for s, lol9 a.m daily except Sunday. 5:45
Trains arrive from the West daily 6:2o. 7:35am..
From New York and Philadelphia, 2:55, $50 am.
From Annapolis. $50 am. f!So. ss7 Sunday
1870 m, 6:37 Pm.
From Frederick and intermedIata pdint shs say;
except s sqpasy: 1000 am. 500 daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 40, 40,
~ '" SIS 2ls and and s 1870 al m d2:1S 200
cay, 40. 7:l5. $50. 8. $40 am. 1880. 4:4O.
49, 6:25, $50 ana 900 p. m.
further Information apply a. the Baltimore and
Pennsylvania IA tn street. where orders
viii be taken for baggage be checked ana received al
MN i. eIfMESfs NM, n; 9, T. E: Baltimore sa
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The Alexandrla Sensation
THE EvANs-sNIrH CASE ENpIp.

The hearing OF the case OF Mr. E. J. Evans. OF
the Post ONCE department. and Mrs Smith, men
toned IN the FIRST edition OF THE STAR was fixed
for II O'Clock at the mayors office, In Alexandra,
Va, this morning. but the parties did not appear
and $40, for which sum Mr.. E. had redeemed the
watch originally deposited by him as collateral,
was forfeited on the statement Of the police that
Mr.. Evans and Mrs Smith were both found in
toxlcated on the streets sunday morning, about l
O'CLOCK. Mrs. Smith professed TO be relative OF a
leading postal officer. and Mr.. Evans claimed TO
oe projecting lady that had been abandoned by
ner natural protector In a strange city, and was
indignant at the arrest With the forfeiture OF
TIE collateral this morning the case is ended.
WHAT MAJOR EVANS SAYS
Major Edward Evans said to a STAR reporter to-
day that his connection with Mrs Smith was en-
tirely accidental and innocent He says he met
the woman In Alexandria by accident, and dlscov.
cred that she had been left by a gentleman who
escorted her 70 Alexandra from Washington.
This gentleman had promised to return and failed,
leaVlng the woman without any protection what
ever. Major Evans says he undertook to escort
ner 10 a hotel where she could get proper accom-
modatlonS; that In her Indignation at her truant
escort she raved SO ercey that the police arrested
both OF them. Major Evans contends that his
only object was to relieve the woman from her
MRS. SMITH
Is the sister-in-law OF Gen. Giles A. Smith, who
preceded Gen. Brady as Second Assistant Post
master General Her husband, who was a mail
contractor, died, and his wife assumed his con-
tracts, and carried them on for some time She is
we'll connected, and has several children.
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~! BARRON; On August 10. 1888 at s:45 a. m, Ed
WARD o. BARRON. in the thirty fourth year Of his
Gone husband. father, brother son.
9nr hearh's stone light the radiant one.
In deaths embrace lies silent STILL
But in that upper land of Light
Who. who may speak that sours delight
As loving ties were severed wrung
A Sayiours praises he had sung
Funeral from the residence Of his parents. Az
Relatives ahS At s FAMILY Tuesds August az
TO attend. LIT. Louis papers please coPy.i
ocost m On Sa ai August 18TH 1885, at two
beloved SON Of William b. a SGu ids Bosss
aged three months and fourteen days.
brown. At the residence Of Mr. J. L. TAYLOR.
day. ss 1885, HI & VII sun
Funeral services from No. IL X street northeast,
at O'clock r m August a. 1883. Friends respectfaS
CAMPBELL. On the 18th of August 1888. ROBERT
CAMPBELL. in bis sixteth year of his age.
His blessed spirit is fed;
He sweetly sleeps in Jesus.
Amidst the silent dead.
We will think how safe forever,
In that sweet home Of love,
The dear one for WHICH we sorrow.
The hopes Of fond wife,
The pride OF his chi dren.
Lays cold in the tomb.
By Hrs CHILDREN.
Funeral to take place from his late residence south
capitol and streets southwest "Wednesday at three
p M Friends and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend Tuscorora Tribe. No. 8. X NJ. Central Lodge.
No I.OO.F.; Lebanon Lodge, No. z, +. A.A NJ,
GOwANs. On August 10th. 1888. LIZZIE. young
twenty months.
Funeral from residence Of parents at Tenleytown
Tuesday, August 2lst. at 80 Friends and rels-
tives are respectfully invited 70 attend.
KIRBY. Departed this life on August 10Th 1881
SAMUEL KIRBY. In his eighty. fifth year
Funeral will take place on Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock. Relatives and friends cordially invited In
torment at Alexandria, Va. No flowers.
LANCE. In Washington. D. c., at seven O'Clock D.
m, Saturday. August 18th 1855 JOHN LINGO
LANCE, youngest con Of Martha z. Borland. by the
Funeral from the residence Of his mother No. 442
street northwest. on Tuesday. August 2lst ct four
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends invited.
.POWELL August 18th, 1883. at 10 O'Clock .. H.
Dr. he j. POWELL. In the seventy first year of his
Friends are invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence lSly street. Tuesday morning. the
Providence Hospital BRfpaET READDH the wife q
John Readily aged sixty years. resident Of Washing
ton for the last twenty Ave years.
May she r6st in peace.
Funeral YIN AXE place from the undertaking est.b-
west August 81, Ut 10 O'Clock am
ETRANSZ. At Irondale. Preston county, W. Va.
August 10TH 1885, MINNA in the seventeenth year Of
her only daughter OF Alexander and Strausz
and granddaughter Of the late Dr. Noble Young Of this
city.
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FOullV Murdered

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 2O-The body OF the
man found recently in a field near West Valley on
the line of the Rochester ana Pittsburg railroad,
has been Identified as that OF Nelson Odin, keeper
OF boarding Shanty. All the evidences indicate
that he was foully murdered, his body being per-
forated with bullet holes and his skull crushed.
chase supplies and had with him $3.50. He Was a
Swede, and as he did not return his folks thought
he had possibly gone back to his native land. His
watch and money were missing.
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Gov. Crittenden Indignant.
HR WILL ENFORCE THE SUNDAY LAW AGAIN
st. LOUIS SALOON KEEPERS.

Hh WILL ENFUKCE THE SUNDAY LAW AGAINST
ST. LOUIS SALOON KEEPERS
ST LOUIS, Mo-, August 20-The continuance of
the violation OF the Sunday law cases before the
court OF crimina! correction during the past two
weeks seems to have increased the confidence OF
the saloon and small shop keepers, and more beer
and wine saloons and cigar and other small shops
were. according to the police reports, kept open
from his western trip on Saturday, seems to be
quite Indignant at the course of the saloon keepers
here. and asserts very emphatieally that the law
must be enforced, and that, IL necessary, he will
send the attorney general down here to assist In
the prosecution OF the cases now before the courts
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THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
--latest qGlGgranS to The Stap.
Serious Riots I'm Scotland.

oRANGEMEN AND CATHOLICS FIGHTING.
LONDON, August 20-There was serious rioting
In the town OF Cambridge, Lanark county, Scot
land, Saturday, between parties of Orangemen
and Catholics, when twenty-six OF the partici.
pants In the disturbance were arrested. Two
police officers were dangerously wounded In quell-
Ing the disorder. The riottng was resumed
THIS morning, when number of Catho-
lies armed with picks and hammers
paraded the main street OF the town
sisted the efforts OF force Of police sent to dis
perse them. The officers, who were unsuccessful
In their attempt to break up the mob were sub
SeQuendly reinforced by body OF mounted police
men, andsthe combined forces, after sharp fight,
charged upon and dispersed the rioters, twenty Of
whom were arrested. The town is in a state of
great excitement. as fresh trouble is expected.
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SARATOGA, NY, August 20-The attendance at
the races to-day was large The weather was very
cloudy, with indications OF rain which began fall
Ing while the horses were at the starting post
The track was heavy.
First race, five furlongs-Tattoo first, Hanap
second, Lady Loud third Time 1:O4k. Tattoo
went lame.
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TVHOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES. COMPRISING
FANCY AND OTHER SOAPS. CIGARS. TOBACCO
AMP AN { GIaA HYIy 5s CHOW CHOW RicKLEs
sY kE R N1ab 1Sp THHs ANR
AND PAPER BAGS, TIA CADDIES TIN AND
GLASSWARE. CROCKEKY. LAMPS, &c: COAL
R AND w LAfaE tam C ga d Hops ICE
SCALES. FINE LARGE COFFEE MILL, SILVER
PLATED SHOW CASE, CHEESE CASE. COUN.
TERS AND FIXTURE :, &C.. 30. ALSO. HORSE.
WAGON AND HARNESS, BEING THE ENTIRE
TAINKD IN STORE No. 2S25 BRIDGE STREET.
GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY
NINTH 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK at 2825 Bridge
street will sell the above nearly new and complete
stock The stock and fixtures will be at private sale
until 29th instant and offers splendid Opportunity
for an investment Store for rent. For further in
formation apply to the auchoneer.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWIING
au11-lOt AuchOneer.
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LADIES' GOODS.

nj. WILLIAM.
Importer Of
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS REAL,
LACES. FINE NECkWEAR, PARASOLS, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, THREE BEST STYLES FRENCH
CORSETS, SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS, SUITS
BATHING SUITS. Etc.
'C1te Irevse. Paris. POT Pennsylvania avenue.
offer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re-
duced prices. ang
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Secretarv Folrcr,s Tr,n

CHICAGO August 20.-Secretary Folger, accom-
excursion to Lake Superior on board the United
States cutter Andy johnson. The Secretary viii
go to Pictured Rocks and return to Detroit and
will go thence to Geneva, N Y.
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At Washington, d. c.:

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAyRz
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREssFN
be steamers OF this company viii sail EVERY WE'D
MD ! AM SAT- kDAI from Bremen pier, foot
81 90 STREET. HoDoken. Rates OF passage: From New
York L. Hayre, London, southampton and Bremen
first cabin. SEQ second abiu. $50 steerags $50 pre-
ralj stserage certificates so. or freight passage
sppiy 70 OELKlCMS CO., Bowling Green. New
York; W. u. METZEROTT CO., y25 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest Agents fo- W WASHINGTON. jal2
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STEAMERS.
aLLAN IINE-SUMMEE SERVICE.

4 Lin MIDSUMMER SERVICE.
Quebec 20 LIVERPOOL every Saturday. making the
FIJI rtest ocean yage Only five days from land to
land Accommodations unsurpassed, Cabiu-sTU and
$50 single. SI35 and $3.50 EXCURSION.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday via
halifax and st. Johns, v. F.
intermediate Passage. SO. Prepaid Stcerage SCI.
LIVE ALDEN, General Agents
2C1 broadway. New York or,
At Wash:ngtcn, d. c.:
D. A. BEOSNAN, 6I2 OH street
JAMES BEILEW. III It'll street.
G. ". MOSS, 20 Penusy lvania avenuA
iyi1-w,s, III 6n
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The Massachusetts democratic state convention
will be held at Sprin gfield S,ptember 90
AT Lynchburg, j. N. Patton and E E. HartsoolS
sup-profesSors In the Virginia Military Institute
about TO engage In duel They were bound over
to keen the neaca -
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Reversing the Custom.
An ENGLIsHMAN TRYING TO TRACE WILL II
COUNTRY.

An ENGLISHMAN TRYING TO TRACE WILL IN THIS
COUNTRY.
1t is OF quite frequent occurrence that Ameri-
cans look after fortunes left by ancestors in Eng
land; but to-day letter received at Register OF
Wills Ramsdells oflce shows that there are per-
sons on the other side Of the Atlantic interested In
fortunes In this country. This letter is as follows:
ford, Yorkshire, August 18th, 1883. Sir: want to
know, Ii you Will be SO kind as to send word,
what copy or James Holmes will win cost He
came TO America from Yorkshire at the latter end
OF the seventeenth century. and died in America
about the year 1910. He amassed fortune and
his Will Is In the American Will office. want to
know II you Will be good enough TO write as soon
as possible Ienclose you three pence for postage,
because thought it would not do to send you a
postage stamp Iremain yours truly, VIM. Craven,
Bradford" An answer will be returned that there
Is no such Will on file here and that I'm each
county In the United States there is an office for
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A Poser.
WHO WILL ANswRA IT.?

From the New York Mail and Express.
What right have 1000 men, or 1000 men, or
l,oOO,OOO men. TO turn honest AMI willing workers
out or job as was done by the trades unions YES
terday at the new Park Tilford building? Is a
country really Stree" where laborers are not free
TO fnd work as ard where they please without
asking leave OF any one?
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Killed His Wife.

DETROIT, MICH, August 9.-Last evening, shortly
after the ferry steamer Hope, for Windsor had
left her wharf. l. Phpps, OF Detroit, bartender,
shot his wife. killing her Instantly. He was over
powered by the passengers and delivered to the
windsor authorities. Mrs. Phipps was from Ro-
chester, Ny. Jealousy is assigned as the motive.
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Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.
$50 IENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guarante perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
french Hand made UnderclOthing, Mertno undervaap
D.. and fl finest Imported Hosiery. u'' WON
fatent Shoulder Braces and al Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustles. The ''Hercules' sun.
porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special agent,
and Il Corset, her OVID make. that for the prico
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-French. German and Spanish spoken. as
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A Lockout Probable

PITTsBURG, August 20.-From present indica-
IONS lockout or strike of both window-glass and
hollow ware blowers will take place next month.
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Alcxan dria Grain Market

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, August 20-The offerings of grair
upon Change this morning reached 1000 bushels
600 bushels OF wheat, mostly Fultz was sold
Ihe common wheat brought $105; Fultz from
$116 to g. IA, and small lots OF Longberry also al
$l14. Some 1900 bushels of white corn sold at &C
cents. and 30 bushels of yellow ct 81 cents: 4(
bushels Of rye sold at 81 cents.
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THAT OTHKn WORTHLESS TR.AsuxY Fpn.-
Three sheets OF so bills. with three bills In sheet
were. few days ago. found among the waste
paper OF the Treasury department. They were
intended for . bank In Illinois. but a. they had
bank they wero valuele8& They Wcre. however
immediatev returned 70 the once q The contsoloi
OF currency.
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nsness cash prices paid. Ala Wstc6ea Jcvelrv
Sssss Fas.o y &C. Call or addrsas HERZOG 500 0h
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TOMORROW.
T FOLEY, Auctioneer.

NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
will sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods con-
tanned In store NO 8 7lh street northwest at auction
cor: mencing EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND-
A.HALF O'CLOCK. and will continue from day to day
until all is disposed Of
- The stock consists Of Silks Dress Goods velvets
Sashnieres Table Linens, Towels Napkins. Marseiles
Laees and Embroderies. Dress Shirts Sheetings in all
widths Cassimeres Flannels, Domestics of all kinds
Ladies specially invited to attend this SALE as the
goods are fine and will be sold witho t reserve.
jy30 NJ FOLEY Auctioneer
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
J1t following tie opening ana clos,ns, ors.~.
tItbe New York Stock Market TO-DAY "a rssrsor,ss
tysrecial wire 20 H. h Dodge. 6ss 18th strrst
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CONTROLLER KNOX returned to the city this
morning, and to-day resumed his duties at the
Treasury department He did not bring his
family with him.
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL has been appointed to
meet at the Washington navy yard on Thursday.
The court Is: Capt. ]. A. Russell. president: Com
mander Silas Casey, Lieuts. R M. Cults, J.H. Day
First Lieut. w. F. Spicer, with Lieut. & @. Lemly
as fudge advocate
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A NTON FISHER.
~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
MENT 9O6 street northwest. Thirty years expert
Wells Laees etc, are perfectly cleaned BY this superior
process Ladies' Evening Dresses a specially, Opinion
Of Z. J. Demedt official chemist of the District Of ca
Mmbia: ia Your chemicals Of the most efectal ma
SURPASSED in Paris. New York elsewhere" Notice
Grease spots be
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN Bros, Auctoneer..

HIUNCANSON BROS., AuctOneerA.
IRSESTr 1E Ee SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
EASI, ABOU SIXTY FEET BY NINETY FEET
BY virtue Of deedof trust recordedon the 22d day
OF yuy 1882 IN liber No. 10l0 folio 361 seq one a
OF the and records OF the District Of Columbia and
secured, the undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction in front Of the premises. on MONDAY THE
IMENIIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1888, AT FIVE
4Ga ..o MI the fol,Swing described rea estate
10 wit; Lots numbered twenty two (22) twenty
three CD and twenty four. in William B. Todd's
recorded subdivision Of original lots eight (S) and nine
9), in square thousand and thirty three (1033)
together with MI the improvements, consisting Of three
brick building and one frame building.
erms OF sale: $500 in cash, and the residue e0al
payments falling due respective in and twelve
months after tine day Of sle with interest until paid
secured by deed of trust on tho property sold A
deposit of 300 required at the time Of sale ana ali
yeyane1ng and recording at the cost of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale are not compiled with by the pur
Chaser WITHIN seven days after sale. the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the said property at the
and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee,
aut-Zaw&ds Room 8. 916 F street northwest.