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RALiiHDiiE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE,
b. TWEEN
THE FAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WtSHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNi.Y COUPLER,

AG
STEEL RAILS,
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY MAY 18th, 1885,
IG'c "~u.,-St from station corner Oh New Jersey
For Ch!caeo. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis
TT1.S q 20 a m, 16:lo a. m. 1910 p. with
lnn VIZ M change: lois a. daily to Chicago
For .i,tsbors. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m
burg viii Sleei ny Care attached ' AA'' ~ ''S'-
daily. with s.ecper for Detroit 40 ." Ill.
Trains Tor Philadelphis and New York at 10 a n,
fsf s9 eP 6sr p s..aes sed 40 M daily with
tor Ea,ur-o.e week DAYS, s. 80 $40 7:45 a.10
a. ie.ss ic i2 80 7 ii.so 2ss $50 $50
rs. ass 20 $50 Sic. s. $40 i m. am'
Dan. $40 pm I'LL 'o"oHS'
For Stato',s between Washington and Baltimore.
Pm For stations on Metropoiitaa aaeh h IN a.
S Say exc ~ sunday 80 AS and S As p. M
cav TOT Feed nick. $50 a M. lO:I5 a. m and as
For hss . na .!.n lot 10 +, sunda{;
Tr.51s sSr,.s from the West daily. 600. 7ss a. M.
From ,, New {crk and Philadelphia 2;55. $50 I'm.
- daily ; 10 p IN Tally except sunday ." Ms
IRON staunt = 2:l3 Pm. daily except sunday
id:o1 M. IS. 40 pm. and 800 FIa M ;a m
s1cs9t s"'si,y: 1000 am. 500 daily from
Ira leave Baltimore for Washington att lao. $40.
p "a" 2 gl9 and AMI 20 2, an AN l2:15; 25o
Gay. .. 40, 7:l5. 1880. g. $40 am, $780, 40
49, C:2i. ia and 900 +. m.
~Auaili. iri'i "asbinston stop at Relay Station
, fcr rr;.,er Information appy q. the Bal,imore and
itnn~yy avenue corner IA IN -treet where or ier
80 t lax !or baggage to be checked and received al
". - MEMS. M of T.. Baltimore.
-. q n LORD. ten'l Passenger Agent.
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PHILADE PHIA, July 13.-Slx judgments, aggre-
eating f37,111, were entered to-day against s. d.
Sellers s. Co, shoe manufacturers at AZ Arch
street Mr.. S. D. Sellers admits that the house is
Segment and does not yet know whether that ac-
ton will be necessary. He is the president OF the
pennsylvania harrow company, or Camden, and
states that the affairs OF that concern COM
plicated with those OF the shoe firm that 1t Is at
present uncertain what arrangement will be made
WI
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The PacificatIon Of Perm.

PANAMA. July 13-Great satisfaction Is felt at
sick OF the whole affair with the exception of the
MOntoneroS, and the advent OF peace is warmly
welcomed. Several very important towns in the
north have been evacuated and are now In the
hands OF authorities appointed by Iglesias, while
in the interior and on the coast the Peruvian flag
Is flying In places where 1t had not been seen for
many months past
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DARLINGTON, Wis. July lathe sheriff returned
last night from Wahpeton, Dakota, with two pris-
oners named John Martin and Michael Mcmahon,
aged 18 and2O years respectively. They are charged
with having committed O brutal outrage upon
the person OF the 49, years-od daughter of farmer
named Henry Poulson, living near here, whom
they discovered alone In the house on the after
they choked her into insensibiity and LEFT her ap-
parently dead. The community Is considerably
excited over the temperance of her aSSaiIantS.
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A Weeks bushes. Failures.

NEW YORK, July IS - The business failures
throughout the United States aid Canada, as re-
ported during the last seven days to r. G. Dun q
three OF these were In Canada and the provinces,
leaving 1876 as the quota OF the United States.
The distribution was as follows: New England
states, Is; western, AZ: middle, II; southern %;
Pacific states and territories, II; New York city 2,
and Canada 80.
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Al0b0ma Claims.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13-Testimony was taken
before the local Alabama claims commission this
afternoon upon the claim OF the Wilmington Navi-
cation company. OF Wilmington, Del, OF which
John A. Grin IS president, for damage consequent
upon the destruction OF the schooner Lammot Du-
p0nt. This vessel was owned by the com pany
named, and while on a voyage laden with coal
from Cape Breton to New York was captured and
destroyed by the 1nSurgent cruiser Tallahassee on
OF her destruction at slsOOO and the claim is for
S13 $50 and tnfpreSt
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More New Bufldings.
IMPROVEMENTS ON 7TH AND STREE,


Mrs Elizabeth Cullinane will very soon COM
mence the erection of handsome store and ware
house on the site OF OF the stores recently con-
demned to be taken down, on 9TH street 1ust south
OF Odd Fellows hall. This will be four stories and
alley, and IS feet high The front will be OF press
orlck, brick with iron cOrnices and the cost OF
building will be $l2,000. Mr.. ]. j. Meyer IS the
architect and Messrs. Hurlihey and Wade the
builders.
Mr.. Chas 8. Hill has commenced the erection
17th and 10 tn streets northwest This building is
81 by % feet and 50 feet high. The front will be
OF pressed brick. The house will be heated by
furnace IT will have one bay window 119 feet
wide and feet projection, and one tower projec-
ton so feet high This dwelling will have all the
modern house building.
RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaste Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river front as follows: GEORGETOWN
Cleared-Schr. william and James, Williams, l4l
tons coal, for Norfolk, Va. Schr. Alfred Braywel
Briggs, $40 tons coal, Providence, r. l.; schr. Rod
ney Parker, Parker, 700 tons coal, New York;
schr. John j. Ward, Inman, $50 tons coal, for HO-
boken, N. j.; schr Nathan Lawrence, Harper $50
tons coal Providence, r l. Arrived-Schr. Kitty
Ann, LaycOck, 600 bushels wheat, Hartley Bros
schr. Frank and Mary Mcnamara, Cox, SO tons
Kennel, John A. Baker; Schr. Samuel Hart, Hol-
brook, 212 tons stone, Col Casey; barge Kitty
Moore. Moore, 3n3 tons coal, Danl. Lincoln: schr.
Ice company: schr. z. Sherman Rodgers, ,l145 tons
ice, Independent Ice company; barge John J. Ma
theWS, PendergaSS, 296 tons coal, Clark Given;
barge Molly Poffenberger, Spang, Ill tons coal,
Potomac Steamboat company; barge ]. 8. Malatt,
Malatt, III tons coal, same; barge Maggie Nc
Cleary, Clark, 112 tons coal, same; schr ZsE VIII
liams, Adams, 10000 feet lumber, E. E. jackson &
Co.
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geon's certificate OF disability, with permission to
leave the military division of the Pacific, is
granted Capt. Daniel Madden. 9Th cavalry. Leave
for six months, to take effect when his services
can be spared by his department commander, is
granted LIST Lieut. Henry P. Perr1ne, 9Th cavalry.
The leave OF Capt. James H. Spencer, 9TH infantry,
Is Still further extended six months account OF
sickness. The leave OF LIST Lieut. William B.
Wheeler, 18th infantry, is further extended fifteen
days. The leave OF LIST Lieut. Harry Reade, 18th
Infantry, Is extended i've months.
NEW BANKs-The acting controller of currency
to-day authorized the Strong City National bank,
OF Strong City, Kan, to begin business with a
capital OF $50 goo, and the First National bank OF
Biggsville, Ill capital $4,000.
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charter was granted to-day by the Pennsyl-
vania legislature to the Easton ana Bangor rail-
road company; capital $4,000 The road will be
located In Northampton county, and win be 20
milee In length.
The steamer Caspian. from Liverpool for Hail.
san N On tnf tnas sc ag u
low tide. It expected that she viii b gotten or
shortly without damage.
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TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP.-The President expects
to leave here on Monday on the q. g. Despatch
for trip along the Atlantic coast He win prob
ably stop at Cape May, Long Branch ana New
port. He win not DO absent more than ten days
or fortnight
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For the National Museum in Wash.
inRfAm.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA special dispatch from
northumberland, Pa, says: The greater part of
tie philosophical, chemical and astronomical ap-
paratus of the celebrated DR.. Joseph Priesty, the
d1scoyerer OF oxygen. have been sent by the fam
Prlestly, OF this place. to the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, and Will be prominently displayed in the
grand National Museum
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FOREIGN News.

THE TAMAIAVR AFFAIR.
PARIS, July lathe French consul at Zanzibar
has telegraphed to the government that he has
no knowledge OF the occurrences in Tamatave,
complained of by the English gov
and has requested that report on the
matter be sent to him.
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PRIZE FIGHT IN KANsAs.-James Mccain, OF Col
orado ana William Murphy, OF St Louis. fought
In tne prize ring yesterday, I'm grove the rail-
road ten miles northeast OF Lawrence, Kansas for
$780, The parties came down from Leavenworth
on a chartered locomotive, and returned after the
mill Eighteen rounds were fought I'm one hour
and thirty-nve minutes. Murphy lei in the fir5t
nve rounds; then until the end Mccain had his
own way. Murphy finally dropped from exhaus-
uon after having been badly punished.
Mr.. RANDALLs CANpIDACY.-The Philadelph,a
Times says: "ln answer TO the suggestion OF a
New York journal that Hon. Samuel j. Randall
the contest for Speaker enter the preside ntial
race, the ex-Speaker to-day replied good-hu-
moredly, but with unmistakable emphasis, 81
am democrat and nothing else MY name Will
go before the democratic caucus for Speaker, and
know enough to feel certain that will be its
nominee for that Office. II there shall be any bolt
1t will not be by any friend OF m,ne and all state.
mentS TO the contrary are entirely without war.
rant. I'm not candidate directly or remotely for
any other Office than that OF Speaker That's all
have 10 say"
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The continental Guards I'm CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July lathe Continental
Guards OF New Orleans arrived here this after
noon from Indianapolis, and were escorted by Cur
r1ers band to the Highland house, where they will
give three entertainments. They would have been
accorded military escort had not the local
military been away In camp.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelGgranS to The Star.
The Concord Contest.
CHANDLER GETS So yoTEa

CoNcoRD, N. H., July 1S-The 23d joint ballot for
U. s. Senator to-day resulted as follows: Whole
NUMBER OF votes cast, 3l2; necessary to a choice,
lS7. VIM. s. Ladd, I; John D. Lyman, 1: Chas. II.
Burns, l; Chester B. Gordon, 1; Saml c. Eastman,
Hartman, 4; Jacob H. Galinger, 4: Oren c Moore,
II; jeremiah Smith, Is; Aaron F. Stevens IS; Gil
man Marston, q; Mason w. Tappan, 80; James r.
ham, liz.
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No Rest Day or Night.

In the fall Of 1875 my sufferinss were terrible
was swollen to such proportions that feared my limbs
would burst had the best medical .aent obtainabse
and at the worst stage Of my Illness when my hus-
band and many friends had given me up to die the
late DE- JUhn Woodbury. made q thorough examination
OF my water, and pronounced my case acute kidney
osease. bordering on Bright's disease and accom-
panied by gravel, and recommended the immediate use
OF Hunts Remedy. At this time was suffering most
terrible pain in my back, limbs and head, and could
md no rest day night for weeks and was growing
weaker daily until this kind physician ordered mo to
take Hunts Remedy. Before taking half Of one bottle
commenced to improve, and sitter taking six bottles
was entirely cured. This nearly eight years ago.
and have had no return of tina diseaee I have re-
commended Hunt's Remedy 70 others In similar cases.
and 1t has never failed to have also used it for
sick headache and found in it sure relief. think
is the best medicine made and cheerfuiy recommend
it to all. ts8
Mrs. W. H. sTILsON.
No. 1G Tyler st.. Boston, Mass
April Is. 1883.
A Well.KnOWn Man
Hunts Remedy having been recommended to me for
Kidney and liver complaints. purchased some at the
Peoples Drug Store" and used it in my family and
found 1t to be q very valuable medicine and gladly
recommend 1t highly to my friends knowing it to be
beneficial to those troubled with kidney or liver disease
Respectfully yours
ELISHA NOYSE,
63 ST., So. Boston, Mass.
April IA, 1883.
ALast Manufactured.
have used Hunts Remedy for the kidney com
plan and. having been fully restored to health by its
use. can testify to its value.
Daily recommend it to some one Of my friends all
OF whom know have been benefited by its use.
Gratefully,
GEO. p cox,
MAIDEN. MASS. April %. 1888. 3y10
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July lathe Saloonkeepers'
Association OF this city has decided to conform
strictly TO the Downing law, both as regards high
license and closing on Sunday. They, however,
determined that II compelled to close on Sund "
they Will see that the Sunday law Is enforced
against all other business and work. The assO-
claton comprises about three-fouIthS Of the
SalO0nkeeperS OF the city,
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OCEAN BEACH, N. j., July ia severe storm,
accompanied by hail and lightning, passed over
ocean Beach last night. A large barn was demol-
lshed by the gale and several houses were un-
rooted. The hailStones that fell were as large as
Walnuts Many windows were broken.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures At the Cburch "A
the sacred Heart by Rev. Father o. Shanshan, the
morning OF March 30. 1883. Miss KATIE q. GALA
r Of Augusta, Ga to MIR. LOUIS r. SHOE.
MAKER. of Washington, ID. c.
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SUING FOR BLOOD MoNEY.-The trial OF the case
OF Edward Banks against e. T. v. Gutenberg, to
recover $3.50 blood money, was begun yesterday
In civil district court In New York. The plain
till is young cOlofed man, who was q porter In
the st. Andre hotel In West 18th street, where
Gutenberg was found on the morning OF February
18th last unconscious In bed from the effect OF gas
poisoning. The physicians who attended him
decided that nothing would save his life but
TRANSMISSION OF blood. and Banks submitted to the
operation. Eight ounces OF blood was taken from
plaintiff claims that he was promised ten cents
per drop for his blood Okenberg testified that
Banks had agreed to accept I'VE dollars, which he
had given, as payment In full His testimony was
cOrrObOrated by Mr.. Reed, q fellow clerk Ia the
Western Union company's employ.
SUNDAY IN HowARD's DEPARrMENr-A tele.
gram 70 the St Louis Globe Democrat from Omaha,
Neb, July .. says: Ad1utant General Drum and
Judge Advocate Barr, OF the United States army.
arrived here yesterday Sunday ON q tour OF in
specti0n. They were met at the transfer by Gen
Howard and his aides and Col. Taylor, ad;utant
general OF the department. and escorted to head.
quarters. Gen. Howard, who 10 q strict church
member. ana never goes near headauaFters on
Sunday except In cases OF emergency, was greatly
Mortified and chagrined to IND all the STAN oficefs
and heads Of departments ct their desks Writtnr
letters, reading papers, &c The matter was seons.
thing this morning an order was issued directing
the headquarters building to be closed on Sunday
and warning the 011cers and clerks again0C con.
gTegat1ng there foe any purpose whatever except
In cases Of necessity. There consaderablA 0ru1n
bling among the ofaoeFs, who have followed ne
custom ever s1nce the organization q ~ depayt,
meut
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Name
Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio.
A Deserted wife,s suit,
HOW WEALTHY REsIDRNr OF ST. PAUL rs BRoUG
INTO COURT.

INTO COURT.
divorce suit has just been begun In the dis.
trict court, OF St Paul, MINI. Fifteen years ago
samuel Potter, poor workingman, came to St
Paul from England In company with the late Dbl
Ion OBrien, the Irish author By degrees be rose
from penniless mechanic to the wealthy propri-
etor OF large furniture establishment For the
past ten years he has been living with a woman
supposed TO be his wife. Both have long been
prominent members or st Paul's Episcopal church.
III now transpires that Potter deserted his wife
and nve children In England This wife has tust
appeared In ST. Paul In company with one OF her
sons, and has begun proceedings for divorce ana
alimony. Potter confesses that he was never
married TO the woman with whom he has been
living In 81 Paul, and claims that he left his wife
In England because she was unfaithful He has
trled TO settle with the latter. but she demands
larger sum than he b willing 70 pay, hence the
suit Nv
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The Courts.
PR0BATK CnrRr-.Ialdne .Ln,,les

fRObATB COURT-JI0ge James.
To-day, estate OF Clark Mills; order approving
oner OF G. w. Knox. Estate OF Gottleib Rumpf;
order directing sale OF note. Estate OF Bennett
Lee; application OF Rebecca Lee for letters fled
Estate of Jane E. w. Kelly; letters OF administra-
ton granted Edmund Kelly; bond $780, Estate OF
James Eyan; letters OF administration granted to
Anna Egan; bond 81 500. Estate OF Margaret A.
Randall; order making final the order dismtSsng
caveat and declaring II null and void, and admit
ting the Will to probate; letters were issued to
Thomas L Hall on giving special bond. Susan b.
Porter was appointed guardian OF Lena V. Posey;
bond $500. Estate OF w. H. HOmiller; inventory
returned, with petition and order OF sale. Estate
Of James Murt; petition filed.
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Bells.

ELECTRIC Bells.
ROYCE / MARIAN,
DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
140S PENN. AVE-. OPP Wnsrd's Hota
The New Electric Floor burglar Alarm. Electric
Gas Lighting. Batteries and Insulstsd wirs
Estimates furnishsd /, 1e20.lms
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Stabbed His Wife Fatallv

ELLSWORTH, KAN. July IA worthless fellow
named James stabbed his wife four times with
butcher knife last night because she refused to
live with him. Physicians say hat the woman
cannot recover. Officers are In pursuit OF James
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% z
U11-d&dg VIM.
THOS. BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

(1HANCFRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
" kNOWN AS No. 1134 TWELFTH STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By vtrtne of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theA
District Ct Columbia passed the It'll day Of July s3
A. 1883, In equity cause No: 9, 569, will sell, n
at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises sub
Lot thirteen. 13 according to Dayidsons subdivision
IN Square numbered two hundred and eghty-two t2s2
cash. and the balance in two equal paya-
be IN one and two years from the day Of SALE with in
.ere the deferred payments to be by deed
trust ON the property Sold all cash. option Of the
rurchaser deposit Of 500 will be required at the
ume OF sale. CHARLES WALTER. Trustee
,,>,......- 343 D street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. jy9dAds
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RAILROADS.

TIVE GaEAr prxxsv,v,~,, no,
16 62 HE 1 N3FKH. WISE ASP s6TTEWEsT
go hf Efrk hAf u sTzi h isss
OF if NE, "AsHlNsIos FROM sIATIoN CORNER
For PHI burg and The W,st Ihiesso Limited npress
fhlns s;as : daily WIN sssp:
dali with faacecars to Pttsburp and ne IN
r via ana s1eep, s. for cfa s
Sleeping Car Iittsbura to CHICAGO. Mai FIpr ssh
30 =. M daily. for IittsburE and the West. with
81 Ts-h p6T%c e Rs shifsS
daiy s sn Psa AGAR. cara
Nah s'on to Canandalxus. and Harrisburg to
For WLlann,port. Lock Haven and Elmrra. at $50
ro1 a. x T.; daily d1t, s snS t sunday
1:sc 20. 80 and 10; ~ ?: m: On sunaay. 40
aR cr m I da H,Pss s,S Of Pullman
For Boss1n without change 1856 every week day.
For Brs@siy6. s sp ri II through tr.n. connee. a.
transfer Ss GNs, f nj .res . Annss s S
r. fesr1ase across New York City:
iS:9E Limited Express $50 a. m daily ally s e1'
For Bs;t9l5rs 60 500. $50. So 10; 40 a m and
n On ,gnday $50. 10: 40 a. IL. 4:2o. go. 7:3b.
For IsIes cresk Line. $40 and 44o pm. daily
For AM sIoi.s { 10 an and 44o pm. daily. except
ALixASbrI. AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
EAIi. 20 ID.
For Aesa cra. ESQ. 100. 60 Hoo and IL 80 H.
200. an. 800. $40. 500 and IL so pm. On
SGnG=y al $50. g. 20, IL m. $50 pm.
FOR Richmond end the SOrth. ESQ and III 90 A. M,
y dali. and 80 D. m daily. except Sunday.
1raliS @ase Alexandria for Washington 900 s: 90
i i-Gs nd lO2I am. 1880, 3 o. 3:27 5; no 100
.n z 20 =. m. and ~: 90 midnI mt. ON Sunday at
S,Fi, d. Il 100 a. M 100 and $40 pm
IlcEr'- eG infdraton at the Office northeast cor
D., q i;t tiset and Penn-ylvani. avenue and at the
ssICu, %ttrt riders be cit for the checking of
tae-a-e - &c natIon from hotels and residences
j. L. WOOD. General PASSENGER AGENT.
ms T. II 0H General Manager. 30
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ACTING JUDGE OF THE POLICE CoURI-Judge
Wylte to-day appointed Mr.. s. G. Mills, the justice
OF the peace aud Z. s. commissioner, take Judge
summer vacation.
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RANGE OF THB THBRMOMRfBR-Thef following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
onlcer to-day: am 735; IL m, 632; pm. S. l.
Maximum, 666; minimum, 684
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Death OF s. C. Collins, the well.knOwn
Type Founder.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1a-Samuel C. Collins,
member OF the long-established firm of ty
founders, Collins & McLeeSter. OF this city, di
suddenly at his residence here this morning, ag
81 years Mr.. Collins had been member OF
city councils since 1875.
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NorARTEs PUBIIC.-The President yesterday enc
to-day appointed a number OF notaries public fol
the District, but their names are not made public
on the ground that their publication would In
crese the number OF applications for appointment.
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VnNHOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real. Estate Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON NlNEI ZENITH STREET. BETWEEN g AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY. JULY SIXTEENTH, at FIVE a.,
O'CLOCK p NJ. shall offer for SALE in front of 81
the premiss, Lots q and w. in square 141, i'm -
proved by large school building,
Terms day Of sale.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN
JylZ-dNd6 Auctioyner
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CALLED Oh T1 PRssDRNr-Mf. Spencer. with
. delegation from the Business College conyen-
ton. called upon the President this afternoon.
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GR1MAu1r & Co.'S

MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid in the most severe
cases q private a They do not fatigue The
and VIII Be found = safe and effective remedy.
VIRTUALLY SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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NHHE CELLULOD TRUSS: THAT NEVER
Il breaka never wears out. always clean and can De-
worn while bathing. u tor saleat
CHAA FIEHER,S
623 7tl1stroeS northWeak
MRS. USHER dsvotes her attenton to ths vSntsN
LADY, Patrons. MI
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
The following are the opening ana closing nrtcs,
the New York Stock Market to-day, "a reoor,si
1yspecial wire 20 u IL Dodge, $50 18th sire &c
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AUCTION SALES.
XVALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsioneers.

N ALIEh b. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctioneers.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF MIsCELLA-
NOUS COLLECT TON OF USEHOLD Eff
LECIS. TOGETHER WITH SMALL ASSORT-
MINT OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, SHOW
CASES, WALNUT COUNTERS, Ire
IN On TONIC ROW. JULY FOURTEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ, We sha sell at our salesrooIn,
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS h CO.. Aucts
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'THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonees.
ONE FINE OLD HALL CLOCK, ANTIQUE CHAIR.
&C., AT AUCTION.
TO-MORROW. at TWELVE O'CLOCK within my
auction rooms. IL