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The Yosemite stage was stopped Monday night
Dy nlghwaymen. The passengers were Robbed or
$500 In cash. watches and Jewelry.
The Italian government has received assurances
from offlcial sources In America that the reas-
sembling or Congress next winter the abolition OF
the protective duty on works OF art viii be pro-
posed.
1t is reported that Prussia has demonstrated
WIN the vatican against the language OF It's organ,
the MoRfteur de Rome.
The stockholders OF the Southern New England
telephone company yesterday voted In favor OF the
consolidation or all the New England telephone
companies with capital OF SIC, OO0 600, and 10
buy 400 shares OF the new stock.
T. NJ Mooney. city marshal OF Helena. was as
SasSlnated In front OF his ONCE on Monday night
by unknown aSSaSSinS.
The Rufus Hatch excursionists reached Chicago
yesterday. They Will start for the Yellowstone
park tomorrow.
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PALAIS ROYAL,
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DIR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT. or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the of arrangements of
the provocative Whenever any debility the
generative organs OCCURS from whatever cause, the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is mistake about this instrument Years Of
use have tested it. and thousands OF testified
TO- Weakness from 1ndiscreton, Incapacity. Lack Of
Vgor. Sterhtyn fact any trouble of these organs is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adver-
tsed to all Ills from head to toe. This is for the
ONE specified purpose For circulars giving full
information address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT co..
mh3-s&w 103 Washington street. Chicago
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The IrOMWOrkers' Convention.
A COMMIrTEE TO CONE TO WASHINGTON

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 15-At the morning
session OF the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
workers convention the report of the committee
on constitution and general laws was again taken
up for discussion, and not finished up the hour
of adjournment. A resolution was passed fixing
October 1St OF each year as the date upon which
Che terms OF the annual officers will expire here
after: resolution was also brou ,ht up but not
definitely disposed of yet, that the annual conven-
t1on shall be held hereafter in the city OF Pitts
burg. In pursuance or an invitation from Senator
Blair to send representatives of the association
appear before the Senate subcommittee on labor
and education. the Off GERS or the association Jno
Jarrett, Nm Martin and James Penny were ap-
pointed committee to so to Washington after
the convention adjourns. The committee has
power to select fourth member. which will
probably be Trustee VIM. Weihe. The resolution
to discontinue the payment or strike benefits here
after has not come up for action but 1t will not be
endorsed literally. The payment OF benefits will
be curtailed without doubt, but not entirely dis.
continued. The convention viii adjourn, it is ex-
peCted, at noon to-rnOrroW
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III ED.

CLEARY. On the 18th Of August 1883. At twenty.
hve minutes OF III q m, MAGGIE, AGED two months
and twenty days. infant daughter of James B. aud
Joanna c. Cleary.
God has called our little angel
Magic. to q brighter homs
Than ours. Goodbye. our little angel.
God has given. and he has TAKEN
Our little flower to bloom in heaven.
Funeral the 10th at 8 n. m. from parents resi-.
dence. No. $40 Twenty fourth street northwest.
HAFELFINGER- On August l4th, 1883, at IL 30
am. Waller EDWIN HAFELFINGER. ssed
eleven years. eleven months and eight days.
his mother, 2iU6 street northwest. e
HA!NES. On August l4th, 1883. Gen. T.J. HAINEs.
U.S.A.
Funeral services at Boston. Thursday afternoon In.
eerment ut Rye. West Chester county. New York.
VENABLE. On Sunday, August 10Th, 1888 as
Brooklyn. n. Y, MARY j., beloved wife OF Thoma
P. venable. United States Navy. the fifty sevenu
year of her age.
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THE MITCHELL-SLADE FIGHT-ylnita I'm the In.
dian Territory, has been selected rs the scene or
the prlZe-hghu between Mace's Maori and the
English lightweight champion which Is 60 come
on september III. The selection was made partly
because In the Indian Territory there Will be no
local interference, while IL Is believed the United
states laws VIII not be found TO avail against the
proposed encounter, and partly because there is
lar ground there with an immense amphitheater
where tiers OF seats will supply thousands OF
spectators with a good view OF the battle The
place Is situated on two lines OF Railroad whose
trains are expected TO furnish large number OF
patrons OF the pugillStic event.
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The EdmOnSfOn Claim.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS wANTRD OF WASN'T,
PROPERTY OWSFRS

THREE MILLION DOLLARS WANTKD OF WASHINGTON
PROPERTY OWNERS.
Mr.. Samuel B. Edmonst0n, OF St. Louis who
claims, with others, interest In large portion
OF the land embraced within the limits or Wash
ington QnciuIing South Washington and much OF
what is now the Capitol grOuuds), is In the city.
This property was sold by James G-eenleaf to the
government in fee, and Mr. Eimonston contends
that MI. Greenleaf'S interest WAS only leaSchold
for SO years, which has or is about TO expire and
that those who have purchased 1t have no fee
simple title. 1t is understood that Mt. Edmonston
Is willing 10 settle with the present occupa ntS
and give each good deed the basis OF s. 600 900
for all the property involved.
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rs.e Situation r., p,rx,..u

HAReiSBU sc. Pa. AUGUST i6-The senate to-d av
refused 10 concur In the amended resolution q, me
house making nlal adjournment coptIng emf ,iror
the passage OF the apportionment bills In tie
mouse INC Dill 10 repeal the act OF ls7i relative %
apporU onment was discussed
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The Brokers, Failures.

NEW YORK, August 15.-George w. Ballou, VIM.
81. Bingham. David H. Darling and Allen S. Weeks,
composing the firm OF George W. Ballou g. Co.,
the bankers who failed yesterday, filed their as
sgnment to-day, for the benefit OF creditors in the
county clerks Office, to Theodore NJ. Nevins No
preferences are ed.
The assignment OF Edmund c. Stedman and
Frederick S. Stedman, OF the firm OF E. C. Stedman
q Co., brokers, to John McGnniS, was also filed,
with preferences Of $1,000 to Mrs. Jennie c. Croly,
of $4,000 to Mrs. Emma E. West, and s., 200 to Miss
L. f. Perkins
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District Government Affairs.

IHs foiOMAC SIEAABOAT COMPANY.
MI c. W. Ridley, manager OF the Potomac
steamboat company, has addressed letter to the
DISTRICT Commissioners asking that the District
property yard at NJ and 9TH streets southwest,
which the District some time ago leased from the
Steamboat company. The matter was referred to
the engineers.
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Saratoga Races To-Day.

SARAToGA,N. Y, August l5.-The weather to-day
Is warm ana the race track is In fine condition:
The attendance OF spectators Is quite large First
race. purse 1900, for maiden years mile, Ri ist
first, Powhattan I'd, Bob May 3D. Time, 1:174
The second race. one mile and 500 yards, was
won by Copads, WapchOnita 2d Red Hornet Sd.
Time 2:15H
Third race, mile and furong, All Hands Round
1st, Sallie Mccoy I'd, and Blue Grass Belle 3D.
Time 1884,
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Hanban and Courtney.

WATKINS, August l5.-Hanan has acted the
gentleman mere. In speech last night he man.
luly apologizei 20 the public for so far forgetting
az osoensburg as TO be betrayed into the use by
nilsriL OF ungenuemanly language. Courtney has
fewer friends than ever. and it viii make ii,is
uluerence 70 him In hls future career whethy
ne ana Lee had an understanding on the iou!lng
matter or not -e
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STREET CARS NECESSITY ON SuNp,y.-Judpe
Noohan, or The court OF criminal correction. I'm St.
LOUIS before whom the Sunday law violation cases
are being tried, decided Monday afternoon that
the state must prove that street cars are not me-
cesSty In order to convict the officers OF the COM
paDieS VINO are on trial for violating the law 10y
running cars On Sunday. All cases Instituted
against street railroad companies under the sun.
DAY law viii therefore be dismissed.
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Local Notes.

An exemplified cory OF the viii OF the late Ed
ward ID. Morgan, OF New York, was filed here to-
day. He makes requests to his relatives or yarI-
Gus sums, and bequ2stS to number or societies,
sc.
Arrangements were made at the city post office
this afternoon so as to keep the Corcoran street
station open for registration OF mail matter until
the departure OF the mail carrier at 80 p. H.
Thomas Crawford, the colored man who was
tied to a tree and horsewhipped by a crowd OF men
hear Glendale, Md, because he was suspected of
trying to break into the house OF Dr. DucKett to
outrage young lady, was in the city to-day
searching for a lawyer TO enter suit for him
against the men who whipped him.
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MARRlAGES.

cRAMPToN.TALBERT: On August Il. 1883. at
the parsonage of Christ p. Il. church southeast by the
Rev. c. ID. Andrews. JAMES G. CRAMP ON TO Miss
MARY j. TALBERT. both Of Washington, d. q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On "Wednesday after
noon. August 18th. 1884, by the Rev floridas A.
Steele, GEO. ID. CUNNINGHAM to ELIZABETH
NAY LEHMAN. all OF Washington DC.
DURFEE-YEATMAN. On August 18th 1888 by
the Rev Mr. Cobb. assisted by the Rev. DIR. Burdirk
GEO w: DURtEE, Of New Yolk. to MATTE H.
yEATNAN, of Warsaw, Va.
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The POIicenan's Club Again.
JUDGE MILLS DISMIssEs THE CHARGE AGAINST OFF
GER NoRCoMBE.

"ebuH MILLS BUSINESSES THE CHARGE AGAINST OFF,
GER NoRCoMBE.
This morning, in the Police Court, Policeman
David Norcombe, of the fourth precinct, was put
on trial for clubbing prlsoner-the third such
case in this court within week. The complain.
ant in the case was a wiry-lookng colored woman
named Eliza Dyer. Mr.. {. Darlington appeared
for the defendant
Eliza stated that last Sunday, between and u
O'Clock, she was in her back ROOM partly dressed.
when the officer walked In and asked for Eliza
Dyer. Witness asked ff he had a warrant when
ne replied that he was warrant enough for her
she tried to get her basque on, but he dragged her
TO the front door and clubbed her. She resisted to
get her clothes on, when he dubbed her till her
arm Tell lfeleSs to her side, when he put the nip
parS on her.
The officer stated that he was sent out by his
lieutenant to Quell disturbance In this house.
When he went into the house he put her under
he granted. She then began to swear, and said
no - - officer on the force could take her In.
on the way to the station-house she chung TO
post, and struck him about a dozen times, and he
only struck her On the hands to make her let go
his collar and stop striking him, and he only used
force enough to take her TO the station.
REMARKS OF THE JUDGE.
In disposing OF the case Judge Mills said: "In
my decision in a recent similar case was con-
strained to lay down rule. Each case must
stand upon the circumstances surrounding 1t.
c Mnat would would De the n, proper rule In one
Where citizen in good standing is not commit
ting breach OF the peace; where he is not COM
hitting larceny, citizen, h or she, cannot be
arrested Without warrant after the occurrence
Is over Where hue and cry is raised. where
there has been recent disturbance; where
crowd Is gathered and a complaint is made TO the
oHicer, lt Is the duty OF the officer to make
rest 1t Is the duty OF the party arrested to SUBJ
nit TO arrest 1t may appear that he or she is in
hocent; but 1t Is a duty Imposed upon citizens TO
submit, and they required TO obey the COM
mand OF the officer. Tue officer Is not authorized
TO assault his prisoner until he Che offlcer) Is
hnf hn &c I'm hnag1
danger. Although 1t may be provoking to have
a prisoner cursng and resisting officer, 1t does
not justify an officer In using his club. l have
denied that there was disturbance. 1t has also
been admitted that the officer went to the locality
10 quell the disturbance. The offcer was properly
In the premises and the arrest was legal. There
was no more force used than was necessary, and
the prisoner Is discharged"
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MI FOLEY, Auctoneer.

M FOLEY, Auctloueer.
viii sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, con-
commencing EVERY MORNING AT lEN-AND.
A-HALF O'CLOCK. and will continue from day to day
until all is disposed Of.
70 The stock consists of Silks. Dress Goods yelvets
CashIneres Table Linens, Towels, Napkins Marseies
Ices and Embroderies Dress Shirts sheetings in all
widths, Cassmeres Flannels, Domestics of all kinda
Lawns aud other articles too numerous to mention
Ladies specially invited to attend this sale as the
goods are tine and viii be sold witho reserve.
jyjO NJ FOI, ~ Auctiona.r
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wire.Cutters mt Work.

hoRokFN, " D., Aug. l5.-The wire-cutters r.
Moved .heir operations again last night in this
Slty. none or the telegraph comp9ni,s were mo-
Tested, but the trunk line of the New YORK ana
New Jersey Telephone company was again SUI
Ierer. Inc cutting was done at an isol ,tef snot
on Grand street al the corner OF sth street where
nineteen wires were sesered ""S'S
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent. Cure Of eyery
form OF Catarr, from the simple Head Cold to Inc!p
lent Consumption Relic; IN five minutes Nothing
like it. Grateful. fragrant. wholesome Cure be-
gins from first application. and ia rapid radical per-
manent and never failing. Complete treatment with
Inhaler. 81. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. aul5
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Three Men Shot i'm West Virginia.

CHARLESTON, ". VA, August 15-On Monday
night, at Fayette station, on the Chesapeake and
OHIO Railroad, Lee Reeves, mulatto, who had
previously assaulted Edward Nolan, renewed the
attack and shot Nolan John HuddleSton, and an
other man whose name Is unknown. Nolan and
Huddleston cannot live; the other man may re-
cover Reeves eScared
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY line
BETWEEN
THE Fast AND THE WEST


STEFJ Raj 81 Ooof LEN!
Schedule to take eject f su MAY MAY 18th 1893
eyenue and street. WV o'
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to asnve
points without change; l015 a. daily to Chicago
For Iittsburs. Cleveland and Detroit at s:soa m.
and $40 p m daily $40 p M is solid train to Pitts
For Toledo and Detroit VIA Monroevile lO:I5 a. m.
Trains Tor .PhiIsdephia and New York at 10 a. m.
For BaItmoss week days s go $40 7:4s. $40.
4:4o. $40 T. 8. 10. 80 ii so PM . o. ':'o' Az"
FOR Baltimore on Sundays. $50 7:45. g. 1905 am.
For AnnaI oils G. 40 a. H.. laio and :G6: on Sunday
Eo, "a q: M; 80: 40 ?. NJ
Pm For stations on Me3ropoan II ra nnS = 7 s
daily for $50 ann tts and sa'
CAV; tor Frederick. $3.50 m, :15 O. IN and I:x5
For s1ssP5 DAILY except Sunday
Trains from the Yves. daily s:2o. 7:s5 a. M.
From New York and Philadelphia. 1855. $50 am.
fro aaiiy, $40 p m daily EXCEPT sunday.
from AnEapoas, 500 An, loo, 6:37 pm. Sunday.
From Prom Stau6ton 2:i! p. m. daily except Sunday.
e5 0e = s1 n 1000 am. s:Oop daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at q 4:4o 40
gi s 800 saa and a0 IL 50 r. M o. sS
Alsl.Sn isa ra snS 2S9 p m a., :, p.,.r
Ohio 1seess Amply the Baltimore
Pennsyyana avenue. "a tn street where or ers
will lie taken for baggage be checked and recivea "a
W NM o L dii SIS NJ Of T.. Baltimore
myl4 G. X. LORD. Gent Passenger Agent
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Death of Attorney Herrinrton.

CHICAGO, August 15.-Augustus NJ. Harrington,
u attorney for the northern district or Illinois
under the administration OF President Buchanan,
ana lattery one or the solicitors for the Chicago
and northwestern railway, died at Geneva, Ill,
yesterday.
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SUIT FOR 5000 DAMAGEs.-To-day Messrs Biz
hey Birney entered suit for Samuel Arnold
against Charles and Frances Schroth for S. 900
run over by the wagon OF defendants on July 10TH
last, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and
pled
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RANGE OF THE 1HSRNoMETRR-Thef following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF srnal
oncer to-day am. ESQ; IL ain, 629; pm. 81 8
MAXIMUM, lie; minimum, 6l.a
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Every class Of Securities togh. and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco, Ea.tjmore. Philadelphia New
York Boston ard Washington Orders executed on the
New FORK stock Exchange a one-eizllth of per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
10 clil ono, Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Eoston, through which executed on the
Stock Exchanges III those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations CT Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through orr
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New Yofk Stock
7 n InEe. nj
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The Warrington strikers.

The bulletin sent out to the country by the
washington brotherhood to-day, said: "Wash-
ington greets you with confident smiles and a
solid 'front.' Plenty OF money; more determined
than ever to bring this struggle TO a successful
issue. Let every member practice strict. economy
rather than abandon the fight and surrender to a
neartlesS monopoly. We captured nrst-class m an
from the western Union yesterday. We have been
called on TO aid our brothers at Richmond and
have complied as far as able at present other
cities south need financial aid. Ali cities abe
should extend all the aid possible, as It is vital
that the brotherhood south should remain intact
SticA. S. b. SHEIBLEY, NJ. W.
NEWS RECEIVED HERE TO-DAY.
A dispatch received at the headquarters In this
city from the Brotherhood at Cleveland, Ohio, to-
day. said: "Had large and enthusiastic meeting
yesterday, at which every member present re-
newed his oath before Almighty God and In pres
ence or all to stand by the Brotherhood
and this strike until ordered back by
ME- campbell The meeting was addressed
6y Richard Powers, president OF the
SeamanS Union, Chicago Last night the he ad
men OF all the trade and labor organic atoms me {
Tor the purpose OF devising a plan for raising
funds TO support until the bottom falls out OF
w. Y. STOCK, and may God hasten the day."
AID FOR THB STRIKERS
member or the Federation or Labor told a
STAR reporter to-day that the workngmen OF the
city were very generally responding to the request
for aid for the telegraphers, and that the strike
WOULD pe sustained In this city, If money was all
that was needed.
TALK OF A COMPROMISE
There was talk to-day about an expected CON-
promise before the week is ended, which would
send the men back to work Monday. 1t was
stated some capitalists were about to aid the
strikers 10y operating TO the detriment OF Western
Union stock In the market.
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POLICE C0URT-yud0e Mus, pro tom
Yesterday, Jacob Ptnkney. grand larceny; grand
jury. Eliza Dyer, assault on Frances Turner: $40
or 80 days Mary McLAughliH, iouA ana boisteg-
Gus: g or Is days. :
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pUBIIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND MA
TERIALS.
nEp

FRAMES, &C., with other goods II
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END OF THE MOYER-THoMPsON ASSAULT CASE
In the OF Gilbert Meyer charged with assault
ing Col Thompson, Judge Mills dismissed the
case.
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TIE LowEsT BIDDERa-The q. 8. Encaustic Tile
company was the lowest bidders for encausttc
thing Stairways at the St Louis custom house.
and will probably get the contract.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
80 August 10th. 1888.
the the act ss 9f Cong GhapsT
res a tas supplies apa st the the
@ to the Navy for use therein and
a IN hs St oE
1erair Of vessels their mschinery aEm9r srmamept
+ H SEFT n
5 Nb New N Td4 andeH
and RE TWro
F9UKIH; Pensacola. saFTE MBER TMESTX.sEC
The spss VII .a he at pubc auction for cash to the
eontin from day day, if necessary. until all the
s sod Of offered Of the articles
OF ''s yards rsSpEfl pWAYfp T. NICHOLS.
aul5-law4t ActiLg Secretary of the Navy.
- Pound corner 23d street and New York
UGt one Bay "a Nj Horse TAKEN up
from the northwestern section of the city and remain
pound unclaimed y ash5E o. n f1s Of
1t Pound Master
rSGH E ah1ESfs y aJTsR n EbHNs
The undersigned, as trustee, will offer, atasH
pubic sale on 1a the premises known as .Wayer
IfHs iaS de ~ s san
tanning 80 acres more or less improvea by two,
other buildings. -'''' anu
Also, the Farm Known as the RAILROAD Place )" d.
tween Branchyile and College taon, containing
aDo acres NOR or less mrroyed by Frame Dwelling
easily improved. and well adapted to gardening Each
OF these farms nay be offered in two tracts
deposit OF 800 will be required on day Of sale from
Terms of sale are one third cash. o.e- third in six
months balance in twelve months from day of sale,
aus. Is %. s1-4t W. s. KEECH. Trustee
# a E5fEkY "a sTKkhT
, BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofSas<
the District of Columbia passed in equity catlseSS
No SPA. docket %, the undersigned. as Trustee IL
s.CoND DAY OF AUGUS /, A. D. 1883. at SIX
O'Clock p NJ. il front Of the premises. the following
Ground plat or plan OF the city Washington in the
Distrlct OF Columbia. and being all OF ot num-
fifty 45o said lot fronts So feet l inch on street
north h. and ID viii be sold in three parcels.
ana een oS n to a 1aG nr IN six AKA twelve
secured by deed trust The premises or ali cash at
tine 9on Of the pnFcha9er f. Cen At
parcel sold at time Of sac If terms of sale not com
led with in seven days from day OF sale, the Trustee
defuung purch- ser after five days public notice of
on Be- p5as " some neI HarPp nnhgd in Washs
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts. iy2o.dSds'
TT r. THs SALE OF THE EAST It FEET 8
until SATURDAY, the ffGHTEENTH DAY OF AZ
the premises. CHAS. WALTER Trustee
r- THE PURCHASER OF THE IT FEET
inches front of lot TO- square $50 west by depth of lot
west Of the eastern Il feet inches front of said lot
having failed to comply with the terms of sale the sad
the EIGHTIL.kTE DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1888 at
SiA O'CLOCK F. NJ i'll front of the premises ct the
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts aul3,dSds
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TIE NEW YORK SToCKMARKgr
1fe1ollowing are tie oDening and closing n-r ,ss
fithe New York Stock Market TO-DAY "a reportai
" SPECIAL Mire 10 Ii. II. nAiga 20 I'm -
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A colored woman named Lou.
lisa Turner, living at No. 629 81 street southwest
died suddenly Monday. The stories told In the
neighbOrhOod attributed her death to poisoning
Coroner Patterson this afternoon investigated the
case and decided that she died from disease Of
the stomach.
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INDIAN RoUGHs ATTACK Posi- OFFICR-W r.
Edgerton, chief postal inspector at St Louis, has
received q telegram from the postmaster at fish.
oming0, T., stating that hts ONCE had been fircd
into by a gang OF Indian desperacoes, who tried