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RAILROADS.

+, sFPFffzsE Rhsf HSs sErzxrsz
sns I'D ffrh HAe 81 a. E5SsgfaSSF
and the Stst hicaso f iimitsa Express
Iar5i;Surg e western 1pres: 80 p.
nat. Also connects. except Saturdays. for Chica-
sf asa d Fl f;p1 xs
g:a0 p m daily. for Ilttsburg and the West. with
isf 81 e s ePtfs5S
For Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester. Bunalo Niagara.
Wash1agton to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
For "illiam.port. Lock Haven and Flm,ra. at $3.50
For x M daily d!t. EXCEPT exc t., sunday;
80 $50 and 20 p nv g. On sunday. b.
g5 4o sps ,rs 70 M Limited da EsnTess q Pullman
For Boston without change. p. every Week day.
SsosR s.s' S. Ill through trains connect at
n srsy CITY wa ho s r Of Brokyn
fTrisse seross New York cit ss' aV''oln a0a0'e
Fer so ssa iSss 20 a So,1
io3eP; Limited Express $50 a. m. daily. s *.
Ba!timore $40. $780, $780, e:5o. 1910 a. M. and
n 49, 40 az: az S e. 7so ESQ and 1920
For Pores crssk Line GAO am and $40 p m. daily.
For aasspos. s:lo am and 44o p. m. daily. except
HsR sESERFz zsB aA
For Alexandria $50 100 $40, IL 100 and IL 80 a.m.
- Sunday ats 80 go II 90 a. ~: $500 p M
. daily and 500 IN. daily, except sunday
Tra,nt leave Alexandria for Washington. 500 $780,
lo:es and 1929 am; 1880, 3. 90, 1927, $40 1900
ant9:l0 p: M, and II 100 mdni <ht. ON Sunday at
s:So, ard lO:os a. III: 100 and $40 pm
nei OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
station where orders be cit for the checking Of
taggaze to destlns,iop from hotels and residences
J.R. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent
thAS. r.. tUGH. General Men2ger iy9
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Colored Colonization Proposed.


An ARKANSAS MISSIONARY IN wAsHINaroN-sEcRHr
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH 10 SEPARATE THE
RACES
Mr.. John w. Niles, a colored man, from Mariana,
Arkansas. was met by . STAR reporter this after
noon and questioned to his mission to this CITY,
He stated that he came hero to solicit the aid and
help OF the colored and also the white citizens OF
this District in a movement that is going on In
the south. BE showed the reporter letter OF
introduction TO MI. Fred. Douglass, Prof Greener
ana MI. Williams OF this city, from r. w VIM
neld. chairman, and r. b. Newsum. secretary, OF
Arkansas He said the object OF this association
Is to get territory and be separated from the
whites In the south, and to the en1 that this may
be effected there arc secret organizations all over
the south. He complained In general terms about
the oppression OF tho colored people In the south
He part'cularIy complained Of the irregularity OF
the delivery OF mails In that section. He stated
that because he Is connected with this movement
his letters are intercepted. He also said that he
had oeen to see the Assistant Postmaster General
and made statement to him. and he promised to
have the matter Investigated.
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The Garfield lio.pital.

rHR PRaJECT NOT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND RITZ n
INGS FOR THE HOSPITAL ALRKADr PURCHASED.
In reference TO tho statement IN q Baltimore
paper this morning that the project OF establish.
ing Garfield hospital In this city has been aoan-
doned, and that the funds on hand will probably
be Transferred II the 0araela monumens FUND
MT. Thomas J. Fisher, OF the hospital board, said
70 STAR reporter to-day -" IL Is entirely false.
1 he board has purchased the L b. Schneider prop
erty. at the head OF 10th street. on she
elevation overlooking the city, for Sss,0oe
md obtained possession OF it Auguss lse
There Is fine double brick house on the place
With outbufidings and nearly seven acres oil
grounds II Is the intention 10 bexin the erection
On wins TO the houss to cost $4,000. and DR.. J. g
Billings Is experimenting the erection. The hos
IatA VIII 6s open Tor the reception OF patients
very soon"
Tho board" continued Mr.. Fisher, "has the
money In bank to pay for these improvements and
they are In dead earnest about this matters
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The Light InfantFys Return.
THE HEARTY RECEPTION WHICH WILL BIZ rRNpERRI
THEM THIS EVENING


THEM THIS EVENING
The arrangements for the reception to the Light
Infantry this evening are completed, and the de-
monstration OF welcome that Will be made will
certainly be 1attering tribute to the members OF
this popular organization. Their arrival at 8
O'Clock will be announced by q salute by the Dis
trtct artillery, Major Hanneman commanding.
The procession will be formed as follows: Major
Jas T: Willet. chief marshal; escort OF police:
Marine band; National Rines. Lieut. J. z. Oyster :
the National Rifles Cadets, Capt Domer; WASH
1ngton Cadet corps, Capt. Fleetwood: band; Con-
t1nental Guards: nrst company Union Veteran
Corps. Lieut.. M. 3. Urell I'd artillery band; Union
veteran Corps, Capt Thomson; honorary men,
6ers: drum corps: employees Adams Express COM
pany, with torches; Wilson Post band, OF Bal
tlmore; Washington Light Infantry. The line
VIII VIII move from the depot by Pennsylvania avenue,
l5th, g, 14th, F. 9TH streets and Pennsylvania av-
enue and the armory, where q banquet win be
served.
A large star seven feet IN diameter has been
placed on the front OF the armory building formed
by gas jets OF different colored lights In the GEN.
Ter or the large star is small one about Is inches
In diameter OF glass, fastened to arc, on which
are the words "WelcOme Home"
Major Dye. chief OF police. was to-day author
zed TO allow such display OF fireworks on the oc-
casion as may be In his judgment consistent with
the security OF person and property.
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Parades and Rabies.


So universally respected Is The EVENING STAR
that its suggestions seldom fail to meet with con.
sideration, II not always adopted, and therefore
few OF the law-abiding citizens have requested me
to seek its Intervention, In their behalf In word
to the Chief OF Police In connection with the pro.
cesson tonight, 1t being well known that hitherto
parade5 have been so conducted as to partake
more OF a mob than otherwise. few nights ago
when the infantry paraded so little regard was
paid by the hoodlumS and rabble that the quiet
and unObtruSive classes were absolutely forbidden
q sight OF the military. As an eye witness the
boys preceded and surrounded the band and SO
blocked In the marching column as to render a
view OF the ''ShakoS" difficult, even by those in
elevated positions It was simply ito use the lam
guage OF visiting New YOrker) "a disgrace to any
well Organized community that so fine q parade
manner as to render it impossible for ladies and
gentlemen to see what was going On.n 1t was
really dangerous for children and women to stand
on Che curb. Two were pushed OF their feet by
the surg1ng crowd OF followers. In New York the
street Is cleared In ddpdnce of q procession and.
leaves the sidewalk unless absolutely compelled
to cross the street. Why cannot q new depar-
ture" In this respect be 1naugurated here? 1t
would be feather In the cap OF the new Chief OF
Police to be able tonight to keep the street be-
tween the curbs clear or vehicles and pedestrians
the procession. All could then see 1t from tho
sidewalks and be able to tell the soldiers from the
rabble. Will THE STAR not lend its powerful voice
TO consummate this wish OF IN my OF its readers.
Inc military need no police ahead OF themi The
street could be declared theirs after the signal gun
Orally for the next parade, II not for this one.
AUGUST a, 1883. OLD SUBSCRIBER
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SkLTIiCRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.


THE E,sR Bt ,Tn 5Nr wesr
DOUBLE T 1iA ASg 5ASSEY COUPLER.
schedule to take effect sUSDA a MAY 18TH 1883.
Leave Washington from station. corner of New Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
aihy Gao and H To aSoss
points, without change; 10:15 daily Chicago
fog t5ttsbnrx. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. M
b1 $40 ,b F. H. daily $40 is solid train to Pitts
For Toledo aud Detroit Monroeyile. lO:15 Am
a f or WIZ F fsPsf for a Dsr Ssw
fy aHa ssss sS NJ
FOR "a 1SsS r,si SiS, So SIS So 49, s 49,
rs; z:sS; 80: $50: Sic 80 1Doo a'm''
For Wy Station. between Washington aud Baltimore.
Pm For stations on Mero ois Ba sea 7as
d aai!y eS or aan'Sny so tas and st5 m
day; Tor Frederick. $50 a. N. 1918 a. m. and AS
s1Ss s1Ha's DAILY except Sunday
r'n ss 's sS a from the West daily. &C.,
From Sey York and Philadelpha. 1855. $50 am.
FROM Anu.pohs $40 am. 1850. 6:57 pm. Sunday.
S Ss:s ssz ssisss
1906 snS s2S ass 4 laa
Train; Isays Baitm for Washington So s4S
s:14s ?;ss 10 .nS 80 pm q Sas:
Antlains bon Washington stop at Relay Station er
oh;s sss ssSy s {. ss sSs I
viii TO taken baggage to be checked and received u
ri Isns s:s H, es.esss., .~..
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VIENNA, August E.-violent rfots against thu
Jews occurred at Byersxeg, Hungary on lssf FRI
day and saturday nights Two theusand possant,
took part In the outbreak. They wrecked an the
shouted, Murder all Jewsl" Troops were
called out, bur they were unable 70 sup.
press the violence OF the mob until they
were reinforced The rioters Also released q num-.
oes OF prisoners A force OF infantry and cavalry
nas ooen ordered % proceed TO Egerszs0 from
ante were armed with muskets, aud stoutiy re.
sisted The troops> II h reported that twenty soi-
dicrs "a many r0sers wefs killed. Riots against
the Jews have also occurred at Churga Ksszthely
and kantsanAgy. At the last named place troou1
mad 10 De called out TO suppress the dlsturba pce
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District Government Affairs.

Mr. John F. Cook, tax collector. reports to the
commissioners the following statement OF receipts
quest to transmit the same to the First Controller
OF the Treasury: Realty, $1.161.4l9 40; personal,
$13S, 1881 Realty, 1882, $lS4a57 ~: PERSONAL
1sSs, S10sS0 Realty, 1884, s4S $50 IS: personal,
1851, q Hall. Water fund, s73.37l.49; licenses,
xls8 ASS Ss market rents SIS 607 AZ; Police Court
fines, $29b58 9S, C$17,662 a. d. c. caSes) and other
Items footing up to 81 006, 93l.O6
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SEVERAL MEN INJURED-ONE FATALLY.
CINCINNATI, August ga dispatch from Steu-
benville, O., to the Tirnes-Star says there was an
near Mingo Junction, within a hundred Yards OF
the scene OF the great disaster OF 1878. An east
bound freight train cOllided with Cincinnati
postal car were wrecked. Engineer Chas. Wolf,
OF Dennison. O., and clerks VIM. NJ. Newman and
John B. Hoyt, both OF Indianapolis, were injured,
the latter fatally.
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BEALL. On Saturday, August 25th 1882, et 10 n,
NJ. AMABEI, youngest daughter of Charles and
Rachel A Beall. aged eight ears and ak mouths.
Over the river the boatman pale
Carried another. the household net;
Her brown curls waved in the gentle gale
Darling May! I see her yet.
REYNOLDS. Saturday. AUGUST 18th. 1885, at thu
residence OF her niece Mrs. Charles r.. Hsgper Mira
SUSAN ID. R YNOI DIS. relict of the late John Rev.
nolds. OF Frederick Md the eighty fourth year OF
her age. -
terry.
TEAGLE. On Monday morning, August 81 1888 81
ten minutes past ten O'clock her residence 1881 l.
street northwest. Mrs. HARRIET TEAGLE, doctress
and widow of the late Park r Tcagie
g. The funeral will take place with requiem from
st. Augusule's Church, "Wednesday, August 10Th
at ten O'clock The nds of the family are re-.
epectfuly invited TO attend.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES. COMPRISING
FANCY AND OTHER SO PS. CIGARS. TOBACCO
AMH 2f GR,SGANHxETrRT,E SH. CHOW Crow PICKLES
s R9YNHS RMA .sP I'm TEAS o ANP GoEFEaS
AND PAPER BAGt. TIA CADDIES, TIN AND
GGIh 81, VA GRoGKERY. LAMPS, sc; COAL
anxEs Two eH PT Fam G2ht d HOPS ICE
SGA1tE s. FINE FINE LARGE COFFEE MILL, silver
LATED SHOW CASE CHEESE CASE, COUN-
TERS AND FIXTURE &C., &c. ALSO, HORSE.
WAGON AND =, HARNESS, BEING THE ENTIRE
and COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCf RIES CON-
TAISkD IN STORE No. 2S25 BRIDGE STREET.
dEoRGE TOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY.
NINTH. 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK, at 1925 Bridge
street viii sell the above nearly new and complete
stock The stock and fixtures viii be at private sale
until 29th instant and offers splendid Opportunity
Ior an investment. Store for rent. For further in
formation apply to the aucuoneer.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
anli-lOt Auctoneer.
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A Frigh,ful Raiiroad Accident

GALVESTON. TEXAS. August ga special dis
patch TO the Ne,cs from Waco says: A south-bound
passenger train on tho Texas and St Louis rail-
road last night jumped the track and the engine
and the entire train landed at the bottom OF q
fifteen foot embankment upside down. The lights
were all exttnguiShed and the passengers groped
their way out OF the windows as tcst they could.
Strange to say no one Was fatally Injured, and the
only ones seriously hurt were Mrs. Chambers, who
was badly bruised. and her child, vino had its
thigh broken. Brakeman Versheet had his wrist
Sp.a1ned
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Henry Jones Hung I'm Ralef1h.

RALEIGH, N. g., August 27.-This morning Henry
Jones was hanged in the yard OF the Jail In this
Early last year he shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
Avis b. Blake, while under arrest Jones had
made profession or religion. He was remarka-
bly, sslf-possessed before the execution and on the
galows He was hanged at $40 a. M. after
speaking and praying. Death ensued in twenty
years. he leaves vile and an infant
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Alexandria Grain Market

Special D1spatcf to TIE EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA. August N.-About 4, 500 bushels OF
grain were put on change this morning. $500
bushels Of wheat, most OF it good grade, were
offered. Common lots sold as low as 90 cents per
bushel; good to prime Fultz at $1.O9 Sill: Long
berry brought q. IA per bushel 1000 bushels OF
uouched with garlic) at So cents. The demand for
choice grain continues good, but poor, il-cleaned
grain Is slow of sale.
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T1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTIETH RID AND e STREETS
M IN Fw sENfFTd SIRE ID BETWEEN l
lT16N; $500, noA. .SA' a. Aoo
O'CLOCK, will sell, the premises. Part Lot T. H3
n square No CO. fronting 81 feet on south side Of
street by depth Of 81 feet inches 2Sd street.
proved by TWO comfortable frame houses being Nos
2222 and 1924 street, between ed and 23d streets
northwest
ALSO,
IMMEDIATELY AFT Err. Part OF Lot No. g. In
square No H. fronting 20 feet on the west side Of 10th
stIest hetween and street, W. running through to
able frame house being No. 522 10Th street northwest
Terms: e-tird cash; balance in and two years.
or al cash at option of purchaser deposit of $50
VIII be required on each piece Of property at time
sale CnnveyanclDg at cost Of purchaser.
aO24 d&ds IHOM as DOWNING, AuctiOnear.
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Local NOlca.

Saturday night a colored woman named Smith
residing at 1ll3 10Th street, walking across q
gang plank from her residence TO the street (the
grade OF which has been rased), with child In
her arms, when she FELL and the child had It's noso
broken and she was injured Internally.
Edward Town was charged I'm the Police Court
this afternoon by his wife, Mary L. Town. With
threatening TO break her back. He was put under
500 bonds 10 keep the peace
The divorce case OF Alice p Read agt George
D. Read, In which the bill was filed March 3Oth
last, has been dismissed.
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Fire in Lowell. Mass.

LOWELL. MASS, August ga fire broke out this
morning at the Wamesit steam mills. which de-
body Sons door, sash and blind mandatory,
and II. c. and J. F. HOwe's planin. mill Peabody
losers were not insured. The total loss cannot at
present be estimated.
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SALES.
.UNCANsON BROS, Anctieneers.

PERnMpTonY SALE of ELEGANT WALNUT
M n, iE: CLIMB II sETs (Exr SIZE
GREEN AND G3i.p AND ,gslMsOll; walnut
Ia aE; WALSUT wAkDR0Bgs ,ExfRb
sIzEs; ,wALNIT wAKDRoBEs .(sMALIER5;
BODY. TAPESTRY AND INGRAM c. kPE rs:
LACE CURTAINS; We, VERY FINE HARTFORD
MMaAiT TRES FE At 4 Pillows AND
TEL MIRROR, IN WALNUT AND GILT GAKGE
SIZE1; MAN AT, MIRROR FRENCH PLATE IN
OAK DINING CHAIRS; WALNUT ANr GIL
MAdSWT iMIEk3REp cBAGk5 HAT RACK;
MAhBLE-ToP TABLE; WALNUT Lou 6 s;
LARGE LOT BLANKETS: ROCKERS; WATER
KITCHEN UTENSILS. Sc, &c. Bk1Na Til.
STREET NoRTHwE T. CORNER OF Ten H.
On THURSDAY INCOMING. AUGUST THJR-
TEETH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we viii sell
on the premises, No. 941 Ii STREET NORTHWEST
the above mentioned Furniture, being nearly new and
in splendid condition Chamber Sets and Wardroi es
being especially fine. being all contained in fifteen
rooms
Parties furnishing should attend this SALE an the
articles have been well kept and gccd as new au27 st
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WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

Vain t-frame Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites
Walnut Walnut WARDROBE q, Marble top Table Hall Rack,
walnut Extension Table and Dining-room Chairs
Nah gany Sideboard, " alnut Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Mashstands. Cottage Furniture, Lounges,
ferfgerator. Heating Stoves, Husk and Cotton top
Mattresses Beddinx, Brussels and other Carpets,
brussels tar and Hall Carpets. China and Glassware
On THURSDAY. AUGUST THIRTIETH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell, at residence No 926
New York avenue northwest the above collection of
Terms cash. WALTER 1 B. WILLIAMS VII CO..
au@o-u Auctioneers.
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Name.

senator John Sherman addressed O republican
mass meeting on SATURDAY at Findlay, Ohio upon
the questions at issue In the campaign-taxation
OF the liquor traffic and the tariff. He favored the
Scott law and a protective tarir.
Inc chicago papers publish bill In chancery
against josiah w. Begoe, governor OF Michigan.
charging him with malfeasance in the manage.
ment OF the estate OF his deceased son, Frank C.
Begole.
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Volcanic Disturbances
FEARS or A GRKAr cALAnfrv

BATAVIA. August N-Terrinc detonations vers
heard yesterd.y evening from the volcanic Island
OF krakotoA They were audible nc Sorrakr rata on
the Island OF Java. The ashes from the volcano
fell as far as Cheribon, and the flashes pro.
ceeding nom tt were visible In Batavia
was in total darkness throughout the night
batavia was nearly so. all the gaslights having
been exttnguished during the night. COMMUNE
cation with An1er Il stopped and Il IL feared that
there has been calamity there. Several bridges
between AnJier and SeralZ have been destroyed,
and a village has been washed away. the rivers
having overlooked their banks because OF q rush
OF the sea inland.
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BALTIMORE. August 27.-virRinia past duo oou.
pons, 421S bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. August 27.-Cotton steady-niddlins
and and U.s. Do: ssst
(. 0oa5. 90; do. family; s. 25ee. 90; city mills super
Rstapsco family. e55: Do. superlative patent
and d. higher eS1thsrn red LISA 1ss1 ii do amber l1s
1jn,sr red mot xma,,,st ia " Heste.n
Ll5Kal. ISX; October. 1.l7a1sl.i77s; November:
nd sts.dys southern white. .Sossi; do Yellow S'
segtem6er, s0fa6ok October: slkaslK Oats quiet
mixed. Sass: Rennsyivania. 34aS7. Rye firm and
mig nisn sna 6SaSe my m to choice
Mess pork, 1890; Bull meats-shouidess and
clear RIB sides. Q. Hams. 15Ialek: Lard-rsnned 1OS
Butter hrm.weetern packed. Sale; creamery, 18a23.
Eeys firm 20: Petroleum dun and nominal refined.
Sa9x Sugar stesdy-A soft. 81; copper refined quiet
1919; WHISKY quiet and steady. !; 18a1 1sh.
aSul f. 90; ss at a. Rsceipts.no1TS geo ~
oats eco o SpaSns; re 5000 6S sa
wheat. $50. 000 bushels; corn. "a. 700 bushels.
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RANGE OF THE THKRM0MHT1R-Th0f following
were the readings ct the once OF the chief adRnHi
0q1cer to day: am 6AS: II Am, oa6: Rm. IA
Maximum, 40; minimum a.
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1lUNCANSON BROS. Auct,oncers.

PARLOR SUITES WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER
SETS. LEATFER- COVERkD DINING-ROOM
SUITE, FRENCH ATE PIER MIRROR EX.
TENSION TABL.: ,HA bsoME Easy CHAIRS.
MARBLE AND PLUSH TABLES, CHAIRS,
TaINs AMP cokS5cs, EENSRAyiSGs HAT
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. K1TI HEN Ut n
SIiS. &C.. So. BENG THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS OF DWELL ING No. 504 18th / KEET
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On Fl FRIDAY NORM 81, AUGUST THIRTY
FIRST, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK we viii
sell at the above residence. the entire furniture &C.
&C.. contained therein, being nearly new and rarity
above, to which the attention Of buyers is
respectfully calet. au57- A.
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Mysterious Death OF Hon. John ".
IIiHRlnW>

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. August N-Hon. John w.
Bfgelow, OF New York. was found dead In his cot
tage on Washington street, Newport on Sunday
He was recen ly rescued from drowning, at which
Time quiet rumOr prevailed that he had at
tempted suicide. The suicide theory has again
Deen started, the alleged cause being financial
dimculties; but the doctor and the family deny
tnat there Is any foundation for the belief
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THE EVENING STAR.
2d Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.


WELLS. Mr., August N.-The body OF Miss
Emma Gould, one or tbs victims OF the recent
drowning accident, was recovered to-day. Three
bodies have now been fount-shose of Miss SAT-
iord and MI. Thayer having been recovered yes
terday.
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shot on tho 18th instant BY william Lusby, In
Prince Georges county, Md. after quarrel at q
horse race, WAS reported this afternoon 70 DO
occurrence and gave ball. and some OF our police
again arrested him to-day, but he was released
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CoAL ANo WOOD.

CoAL ASo WooD.
We have trst received largo lot OF Bakers PINE
WOOD; also fresh mined COAL of superior quality for
domestic use. al OF which offer ut lowest narket
rates.
lie attention o. consumers is respectfully invited to
IL Inspection OF cur stock.
STEPHENSON h BRO.
p'6 7.b -. wharf and 10Th at. and Pa ave-
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Thefollowfng are the opening ana closing prfcs,
tItbe New York stock Market to-day, as reportei
~ Especial wire 10 II. IL Dodge, 500 18th stresl
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PROPOSALS.

F1NHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires no boiler avoids All extensive etendanco
no loss Of time no handling Of fuel and ashes. Il il
used eatsnsSvey for running Passenger and Freight
and Lthographic Presses, Coffee Mills Roasters Pa
per aod huling Machinery Lathes. &c.. 30. This en-
great simplicity Of mechanism.
For particulars az to pEicea 10 apply Ct OfRce Of
Washington Gas Lxht c. iylS
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STREET CARS IN WAsHINGToN-The stn\s rail-
road companies Of the District to-day have in SO
80 cars. OF which but 90 are two horse vehicles
40 2-horSe and 30 1-h0rSe cars on Pennsylvania
avenue 20 2horse on 7th street. and IS l.horse
cars on 18th street There are % l-horse cars ON
the Belt nne i-horse cars on the Anacostia line;
Is 1horse cars on the Columbia line, and 50 1horse
cars on the Metropolitan line
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The Missing Sc. LOui. Girl FOund.

ST: LOUIS, August ga brief dispatch from
keokuk just received, states tn at Mary Churchill.
the young girl who disappeared from her home
here week ago last night, was found there this
morning. No particulars are given.