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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.
LandsdOWne Inaugurated.

The Marquis OF Landsdowne, the new gov
ernor-generaI of Canada, was sworn in on the
ODD
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-31

BELGIUM raises annually over 8, 000,-
900 ducks which are sold at 81 per pair.
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WHEAT-No. 2, Red. ......... 80.
OoRN-Mixed..... ........ .....
OkTs-No. p. ...........-,..............-.
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Travellers Guide

PENNSYLVANIA RoAD.-Trains leave B. & p sta
lon, 9th and B SITS NV, asfolows: For New York
philadelphia and the East-AM.. 500 (exl, ESQ
limited ex 1923 (ex) PM, 80 (exD. a:2O lex,
4:0 lex $50 (ex.), 1920 (ex) For Boston, daily.
without change OF cars, 80 p (ex ): on sunday'
go NJ; tex.l For Pittsburg and the West daily
A. NJ, $50 Chicago limited); $50 rast line1 Pm
$50 (exl, $50 lex) For Rochester, Niagara Fails,
Buffalo etc.-P.M., daily except Saturday, ESQ
!ex) For Baltimore-A.M., Gao, 500, ESQ., 10: so;
PM, 1:3o, 4:N, 4:40 SEQ, $780, $3.50 and 10 20 ON
Su1dsynA NJ, $50, 10 80; M 30. 30 80, 80
and 10 20 For Elmira and Lockhaven, daily, ex-
the south-A.M., $50. ii 10 daily. Pm. 500
daily, except Sunday For Annapolis and Pope's
creek line-A- NJ, $40; PM, s:4O except Sunday
For Alexandrls.A NJ, $780, ZOO. geo, II O0 II &;
NJ, 200, 4:S0 500. :0O 500 and IL so On sun
day-AM, 6:3O. II rs: PM, goo, $500
the station; corner OF n. j. ave. and st., as FOL.
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
East-A.M., $50 (exD PM, 500 tex), cad fexS
On sunday p. NJ, 500 (ex) 9:40 (ex5 For Chicago
cincinnati. ST Louis and Loulsville-AM. s:O6
leXI l0:lo tex1 PM, 1910 (exD For Pttsburg
CLEVELAND and Detrot-A.M., $50 texD PM, s:lo
!e1) daily. For Baltimore on week days~AM.,
l2;Io, aso 2s5. 1900. $3.50, 4:sO a:4o, $50 700,
500 1000, $40 II 30 For Baltimore on sundays
AN, $3.50, 7:45, 900, 10 :05. PM Is a:S5 S:O0
4:4o, $50 200, $40, $50 For Annapoiis-AM,
64o, l2:lo Pm, 4:40 On Sunday-9:O A. M, s:46
Pm. For way stations between Washington ana
Baltimore-AM NJ, Gao. 600. Pm, 1870 80, s:sO
20 l:se For stations on Metropolitan branch
6:45 daily. For Staunton-s:SO A. daily ex cept
Sunday. For Frederick-S:S0. 1918 AN. and s:is
IN. daily except Sunday. For Hagerstown-l0:l5
AN daily except Sunday. 5:s5 p. NJ. daily
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--latest kilograms to Tho Star.
Charles C. Fulton Dead.
THE EDITOR OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN DIES
THIS MORNING.

BALTIMORE. June Z-Charles c. Fulton, editor
and proprietor of the American, died at ss a. m.
Today at his residence, 4;e Eutaw Place. MI Full
ton had been In bad health for about nve months,
ana MS death was not unexpected. He was 81
years OF age, having been born in Philadelphia in
National Gazette ONCE IN that city as an
apprentice. ana after serving as 1ourneyman
printer In Philadelphia, Baltimore and washing
Ton, ne removed to Georgetown, D. c.. and bought
the Advocate newspaper, which he sold f1ve years
afterwards In 1S40 he accepted q position as
composltor on the Baltimore Sun, but was soon
transferred TO the editorial room, where he served
editor, and afterwards managing editor, being
one OF the pioneers in local reportorial
and telegraph work. He was also the first
agent OF the Associated Press in Balti-
more In 1853 he purchased an interest
In the American and In 1852 became sole propre.
tor OF the paper. Mr.. Fulton made six visits to
Europe. travelling all over England, Scotland, Ire
rope were widely read. After his visit In 1874
they were published in volume. entitled
Europe viewed through American Spectacles,"
and had q very large sale. Mr. Fulton was one Of
the original republicans OF the state, was a war
correspondent during the civil war, and q sup
porter OF Lincoln. He was delegate to every
national republican convention since 1864 with
advocate Of Blaine's nomination in 1876 and
1880. AS delegate to the state convention
or 1867 he proposed General Grant as q
presidential candidate, and in 1871 offered reso-
luton for the annexation OF San Domingo. He was
q member OF the national republican committee
for eight years. He leaves four children-A. K:
Fulton. Mrs Agnus, wife OF Gen. Agnus, the mans
ager OF the American; Mrs. Schwartz, and Miss
Dolly Fulton. His funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon.
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News Briefs.

lt Is stated that China has ordered the speedy
acquisition 10 her navy OF several new gunboats
ana that she Is negotiating with eX-oficers OF the
fleet
PARK. Baltimore. and at Winchester, Va, were de-
corated yesterday.
In Wilmington, DEL, last evening David Lemon,
lrult merchant, attacked Ell. n. yalandigham,
euloor or Ererg ErefiRg, with horsewhip on the
Sary.
Adelaide 8. Smith yesterday got a verdict NJ
s2,ooO under the clvil-damages act In BROOKLYN N
l., against Patrick Dempsey and Cornelius Clarke
for selling her husband iauor
Albany, n. Y, was yesterday afternoon visited
by the most severe rain storm within the memory
OF man. The damage is estimated at 500 600
The story OF the banishment OF the mayor OF
Moscow Is denied.
The Episcopal convention at Indianapolis, Ind,
iast evening elected David Buel knIckerbocker, Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, blShop.
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ID Ed.

bonn. On June Z, 1888, ct ~ 40 O'Clock CASE
MIX BONN, In the sixty third year Of his age.
Interment at Norfolk, Va. q
CHAPLINE. At her late residence on June T. 1854
Mrs. ANNIE e. CHAPLINE. widow Of Judge jos. A.
Chapline.
Interment IN West Virginia
DOYLE, On THURSDAY, June Z. 1885, at $50 4 M,
MICHAEL DOYLE aged forty-four years native Oh
County Roscommon, Ireland.
May he resti peace.
Funeral viii take place Friday June 9Th. st o'clock
3 M from his late residence corner 4th and etreeta
northeast Friends and relatives respectfully In
LuSBY. AZ O'Clock an, June 6, 1883, Miss
SfMPHRONIA M. LUSBY. aged thirty -s.x years.
Her funeral will take place from Christ Church Navy
Yard, to-morrow Hndsy), at o'clock 2. m. kela-
RIDER: June 9th. 1888. at his daughters (Mrs.
Ihierkopfs) residence l street. between 9th and 9th
streets southeast MICHAEL RIDER o native of Ger
many. eighty years sge an old resident of this city
The funeral win take place At O'Clock m on the 6tn
inst
VERMILLION. In Philadelphia, on "Wednesday,
June the 9th 1883. at 8 T. m. CHARLOTTE AUGEE,
Vermilion. formerly Of Norfolk, Va.
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The Washington Monument.
DELAY IN GETTING MARBLE FOR rHR WORK

Col Casey this morning received a letter from
the president OF the Lee Marble Company, OF Mas
sachusetts. saying that they had encountered dif-
noulties In transporting the marble for the Wash
ington monument across the river at New York
They succeeded, however, In getting three car
loads OF the fve forwarded from the quarry across
which are now on the way to Washington. The
contract made with the company called for the
nrSt delivery OF marble on the eth OF
May, but the time was extended until
the nrst OF June, though none has
many facilities as possible to the company rather
than annul the contract, but the result will be q
delay in the work on the monument The Lee
OF marble per month, but owing to the inaccessi.
oity OF their quarry. which is IN the western part
OF Massachusetts, 1t Is thought that they cannot
comply with that guarantee There is enough
marble now on hand, however from the old con-
tract to increase the height OF the monument
thirty feet
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The steamer EUE. Capt ". G. Geoshegan leaves
Stephensons wharf, foot Of 7th street. every SUNDAY
Returning leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'Clock
p. m.
All accommodations strictly first-cass.
River freight must be prepaid. and viii be received
-. STEPHENSON BRO. Agents.
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ruF NEW YORK sTocKMARKy
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio.
DO. LIST pref



After the report OF the Ohio republican conven.
uon at Columbus closed IN The STAR last evening
with the nomination OF J. b. Foraker as governor
the state ticket was completed and resolutions
were adopted favoring the maintenance OF tariff
system which Will provide a revenue for the gov
eminent and at the same time will protect Ameri.
can producers and American labor: anproying the
action OF the Ohio legislature In relation TO the
liquor trafflc; indorsing the administration OF
PRESIDENT Arthur; favorlng the abolition OF prison
contract labor, and the establishment OF civil ser
vice reform.
THE IOWA DEMoCRATS
The Iowa democeatic state convention az Des
Molnes yesterday nominated Judge Kinne, OF
rama, for governor. The platform endor- es a
tariff for revenue only and gradual reduction OF
protective duties
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THE AsIATIC SQUADRoN.-Rear Admiral Clitz,
under date Of Hong Kong, China, April sOth, re-
ports the movements of the vessels OF the Asiatic
squadron as follows: The Monocacy left Hong
Kong April 9th, Swallow on the 9th, and after
communicating with Lieut. Neahaw at the Lam
ocks, who Is guarding the wreck OF the Ashuelot.
proceeded to Nagasaki, arriving there on the I4th
place tho Monocacy at the disposition Of
the United States minister to COrea, and
to convey him to that country, and
deemed necessary. The Falos left Nagasaki April
18th and arrived at Hong Kong on the 9th. She re-
qulres extensive repairs to hull and machinery
and win remain there awaiting instructions from
the department The Richmond was at Hong
Kong, awaiting the arrival OF Rear Admiral
Crosby, who was due there on the al inst
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LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET.
BETMEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
By virtue of deed Of trnst dated July path. eS
u 1872 duly recorded In hber No. 918 folio 4U5S8S#
ct SEQ. one OF the land records for the district
Counia and at the request Of the holder the note
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. 1858: at
HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
d e. to wit;nan that piece Of ground known
(33yj. ~ ~ oeA'' -nliie
Terms: One-third cash. and the balance in six,
WE'VE and eighteen months with interest at six per
CEN per annum, secured by deed of trust or all cash
sale and all conveyancng and recording at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in sc ven DAYS
BRAINARD H. WARNERl 60.
te7-eOd JOHN JOY EDISON trustees.
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The Norfolk Navy Yard CHARGES.
REPORT OF COMMoDORR MAvo

REPORT OF COMMODORE MAYO
Commodore Mayo, OF the Norfolk navy yard,
has sent to the Secretary Of the Navy reply to
the charges made by ex-Representatiye Dozen
dorf that the construction department was
mismanaged. The reply states that
the master workmen who were charged with
being absent from the yard engaged In electoneer-
Ing were enjoying the privilege, granted them by
Secretary Hunt, OF one weeks vacation. with pay,
during the year. This was In consideration OF
faithful services
The report of the board that Investigated the
other charges from the same source states that no
violation OF law or regulations found to have
existed between the dates specified. May to IL,
1883. and that letter OF the board to Mr.. Dozen.
dorf, inviting him to lay before them any knowl-
edge OF existing irregularities remains unanswered
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., chief OF the bureau of yards
and docks, in a communication to Secretary Chan.
dler. suggests that 'the limitation OF inquiry be-
tween the dates OF May and IL does not meet the
requirements OF the bureau in its orter of May 49,
TO make thorough and exhaustive investiga-
tion.' Neither do think sufficient notice was
given Mr.. Dezendorf to present any charges" Sec
rotary Chandler has the matter under amusement
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Foreign Affairs.

FREE BLACK LABoRERs IN CUBA.
MADRID, June 1.-THE agent OF liberal republic
has just negotiated with Spain q convention pro-
vdng for the repeal OF the law prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION OF free black laborers into Cuba. Two
hundred thousand slaves in Cuba will become
free IN 1888. The labor question then will be-
come serious one. Spanish statesmen and Cuban
planters are already examining plans for the In
Chinese or Indian coolies
DEATH OF A LEGAL WRITER
LONDON, June 7.-Sir George Bowyer, the legal
writer, tS dead.
SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR FIRING ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, June - Snlaiman Daoud and
Mahmoud Sail, who were accused of setting fire
to Alexandria at the time OF the British lombard
ment, have been found guilty and sentenced to
death. Eighteen Officers were found guilty OF
completely In the same crime, and were sentenced
TO various terms Of penal servitude.
ATTEMPT OF AERoNAUTs TO CROSS THE BRITISH
CHANNEL.
BoULoGNE, June Two aeronauts started from
here in a balloon at an early hour this morning
IN an attempt to cross the English channel The
balloon rose to height OF about $500 feet Then
1t appeared to shift Its course and when last seen
1t was drifting In the direction Of Brussels.
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H. 10th and streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE SOUTHEASTERN SECTION OF The
CITY.
Will sell at public auction on THURSDAY, thes7H
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1883 in frontSS5y
Of the premises at co. SIX O'CLOCK PM i0tsSl
20 and q feet front on street OF 9th street
northeast entrance to Kendall Green All naved
and graded water aud gas. fine pa. king.
Terms Obe-tlird cash; 1alance in and two years
with notes secured by deed of on the
sold. with interest at six per per aunun de-
Posf OF go be required when the property Is sod
All COZ yeyancing ~ purchasers cost Title perfect
1eo-d&ds X. o. HOFFMAN, Auctopeer
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THE MUTUAL RESERVE FrND IIrE

THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
Il ASSOCIATION 10 doing such lsrse business that
Il Is besnning to alarm Of the sgents Ct old-lfre
companies, who prospective dininution Of their
LARGE FEES and. forgetting the obligations of hon
orAbe competition are scattering unwarranted and
improved system Of life insurance Let man be de-
oeived a. his own injury IN this most important bust
but let Investigate and judge for him
sell. Our plan Is especially for the POOR who most
need Insurance.; economical. honest and reliable Cur
unprecedented business continues and increases
Ho0tn ny month tnanks 20 these set1sh and false at
Ventse. J. Y. KNIGHT. Msnsger
Omce IoO9 stree6 My23 em
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Mr. NKRRlcK's ARGUMENT CONTINUED

After the recess Nj Merrick continued his argu-
ment in the star route trial. comparing the pencil
memorandum with various writings to show, as
he claimed. that II was written BY Dorsey. he
then turned to the consideration OF the evidence
OF Rerdell and Dorsey relating TO tho interview OF
the purpose OF showing that the surrounding cir
cumstances supported Rerdelrs version OF the In
terview.
MI. Merrick was still speaking when The srAxs
report closed
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FINANCIAL.

lyU( AND SELL o. s. GOVT AND ID. C. BONDS:
DAko. WASH. e. GASLIGHT and ALL other City
Stock.
Deposits received subject to check.
We ray SPECIAL attention TO obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities. and prepared at all times answer inQu
Ees regarding same.
HARRY C. TOWERS b CO.
BAHKEAs. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
my31 1420 STREET NORTHWEST
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GEN. WRIGHT, chief Of engineers, has gone on
three-weeks' tour of inspection in the west

BIDS for furnishing wrapping paper, Irvine, let
ter balances and rating stamps for the use OF the
post offices in the United States, were opened to-
day at the department by committee consisting
OF Col. w. B. Thompson, superintendent railway
mail service; Henry L johnson, chief of the mall
equipment division; James Maynard, chief clerk
OF the inspectors Office The following were the
washington bidders: VIM Murhead, j. Bradley
taker. C. W. Thorn & Co., Jos L. Savage John c.
Parker, BENJAMIN Chambera
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The COQfSR.

1nOb01B VVUnI-xcDSSse5 ZStSUsStScbss
Yesterday, will OF Caroline Fowler; exhibited
and fully proven. Estate OF Fisher A. Foster; In
ventOry OF personally returned. Estate Cathe-
rine Brown; letters Withheld until order allowing
executor TO nle bond and pay debts Is brought to
the attention OF the court. Estate William Barnes
petition OF Sarah A. 1. Barnes, with assent OF next
OF kin, nled; citation directed ana issued Estate
0ustavuS II. Scott; nnal notice. Estate Mary B.
4aIbury; answer OF Anna n. Davis died.
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The Sayre Children

THE HUSBAND sURRENDERs THE BABY AND THE
HEARING WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT SATURDAY.
The writ OF habeas corpus granted yesterday by
Judge Macarthur, on the application OF Mrs. Sarah
T. Sayre, directed to VIM. b Sayre, commanding
him to produce their three children before Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF the District, was served
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Slyie had learned OF the
writ previously, and acknowledged TO the officer
that he had taken the custody or the children, and
had arranged for their care. This morning he
retained MIR. ChaS. Pelham as his counsel, and
after consultation with Mr. C. Darlington, who
represents Mrs. Sayre, IL was agreed that he
would surrender the custody OF the baby eight
months od) to Mrs. Sayre for the present and that
the hearing should 60 over till next Saturday.
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New York Notes.

CONCERN.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Early this morning the New
York fire apparatus cOmpany's works, on Gowanus
canal Brooklyn, took fire, as supposed, from spon-
GaneouS combustion among some cotton waste
me building was totally destroyed, the loss being
the Methodist book concern to recover 500, 900
damages for breach OF contract was concluded
To-Day In the Kings county supreme court. The
plaintiff had been engaged to Introduce a new en-
cycopedta for the defendant, but the contract was
rescinded. The jury gave the plaintiff q verdict
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Offices. 40 9th street northwest
THOS. r. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer my3l-dSds
C,HANC RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL EST s1E, BEING NIMBt RED 1917, ON
SENEN LII STREET

CHANC RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ ktAL tST lie, BEING NUMB RE- 1917, ON
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree passed in The Supreme COurt
OF the ~ ct II Columbia the 25th day of May.
A. u. ieSj, III the cause OF Alice W. Fcn vs. John -
Go,tin 81 a. No 95l Equity Docket %. will SELL at
kuolic auction. IN front OF IT," prern TU ESDAY
jun w 18TH. AID 1858. at FIVE-THIRTY
CCLOt p NJ. the ECrth twenty feet co fee) front
by the depth thereof Of lot numbered nine 49, square
nulabefe four hundred and fortyseven (4i7) situate
Oh TIE east sde OF Ith street between and streets
northwest. IN the city OF Washington, Dc, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of two
story oDd attic aud basement frame building and
brick Stgbe in the
Terms If sac: 5000 cash. and the balance in six
and twelve MOI tbs from day Of sale, to he by
the Hs Of the purchaser. bearing interest the rate
OF SCI per cent per annu, and secured by a deed of
trust the property Sold al cash. the option OF
the purchaser deposit of 800 viii he required when
the pIsrcha ers bid is accepted IL thu of sale
are Not complied with with ten days from day Of sale
the rstec the right TO resell the risk and cost
OF the deiauitin9 purchaser. ALI conyeyanciug aud
recording at purchasers cost.
CHAS. +. WOLLARD, Trustee.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co., Auctioaeers.
my30- dds
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SENATOR VAN WICK AND THE NEW STAR ROUTE
RING.-Senator Van Wyck says that Postmaster
General Gresham, having but recently taken
OF the Dakota mail route recently let to Miner of
star route fame, until he Van Wyck) called his
attention to the fact that the route is unneces-
Sary and useless. The scheme had been pushed
along without letting the Postmaster General
know the worthlessness OF the route. Senator
Van Wyck was ready to leave for the west last
night, but has determined to stay here until he
breaks up the "new star route ring" he says
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TeleGraphic Briefs,

The pennsylvania legislature having been called
O'Clock and then adjourned until the 10th inst.
AZ Waterbury, Conn, last night, Dominica De-
ton. Curlucci cannot live. Both are Italians.
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SWAYNE'S PILLS.
y IMPORTANT TO THE SICK!
SYMPHONIC indicate disease, q continuance, days of
bleed costiyeness irregular appetite headache
Decnng soreness IN back breast and sde heart palms,
giddness bad color to stools and urine. hot and cold
. 'SWAYNE'S PILLS"
cure by gently removing all corrupt matter regulating
and nourlshtng the system Is cents box of 80 pills;
boxes $l.GO. at Druggists or by mail 10'
DR. SWAYNE SON.
my10.th. g, tn Philsdephis "a
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Not q Candidate.

PITTSBURG, June 7.-President John Jarrett OF
the Amaleamated Association OF Iron and Steel
workers. has semi-Off1cially announced that he
Will not be candidate for reelection at the
annual meeting OF the association to be held in
Philadelphia next August
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ALLEGED Medical Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June THE mayor this
morning received letter from St Paul, Mimi, in
curing whether or not physicians named DR.. H.
Darling and Prof A. Campbell, N. D., are in any
way connected With the Philadelphia dspensary.
through the western states representing them.
selves to be the founders OF the dispensary. In
quiry made to-day at this dispensary showed that
no SUCH persons were In any way connected with
the institution.
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Base Hall Extraordinary.
LAWYERS AGAINST GRAND JURYMEN ON THE Ola


MOND FIELD.
Yesterday afternoon twenty lawyers held a
meeting at the office Of Mr.. Campbell Darlington.
on Louisiana avenue, opposite the Police Court, TO
select a base ball nine to play nine from the
grand jury, the object being to raise funds for the
seven policemen dropped from the rolls for diSa-
bility. Mr.. ChaS. s. Moore was elected captain OF
the club, and Chas. 7. Wroe, John Clark, A. A.
D. Wright, Chas. Walter, Edwin Forrest and Chas.
Moore were selected as the players. 1t was de-
cided that the game should be played at Athletic
park within two weeks Judge. Pelham and How
ard L. Prince, clerk OF the Police Court, were
elected scorers
The grand jury, at an informal meeting. selected
nine from among their number, OF which they
elected Mr. J. Hall Collegiate captain. The team
Will consist OF j. IL Collegiate, p; W. r. Mayreld,
G.: Geo. Spransy, I. b.. Frank Thomas. S. b.; T. @.
De MOL, t. b.; n. p Harris, e. S.; c. II. Chapee,
T. l.; A. j. Clark, c. T., aud VIM. 7. Lawton, L L
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June 2. 1888.
DUNCANsON BROS. Anctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
Nj Sk,, Sc, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No:
PART OF PLUSH SOFAS PLUSH CHAIRS.
BOOK CASES, WHATNOTS, WAL. UT AND
OTHER BEDSTE DIS. NJ. T. BUREAUS, NJ. T..
WASA2TANDS. M. i. I ABLt s, Easy CHAIRS,
WALNUT WRRDROBES, COMMODES, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEL DIS,
rHa1R MS Ar Ar BnHlR Gsi Hall SIAAR
CROC kerry AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN
REQC - TES, NC. &c.
By virtue of order issued by the Supreme Court OF
TIE District OF Columbia. holding special term for pro-
bate business will sell at the above named residence
ON NO Dai. HE ELEV: NTH DAY OF JUNE, A..
ID. 1883, commencing ct Ten O'CLOCK. all the Furni-
tre. NC, uair therein. being partly enumerated
above to which the attention of buyers is called.
ID. PINKNEY WEST,
JOSEPH WHYTE,
5e6-d Administrators.