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Business Of the Country.
RETURN OF CoNFIDENCR RETARDED BY THE RECENT


FAILURES.
NEW YORK, August 3.-R G. Dun & Co., report
that business throughout the country during the
week from this point OF view appears TO have been
much restricted, and the progress towards bet
ter state OF things has been slow. return OF con-
ndence has been somewhat retarded by the I'M
portant failures in the east, which, however. are
more directly chargeabe to individual attempts at
overtrading than to any radical weakness in busi-
ately anected by this departure from
legitimate business principles. the casual
ties have not been numerous or significant.
cation has also restricted operations especially
those OF speculative character but this difficulty
is rapidly being remedied, and each day witnesses
ness purchases for the fall trade arc as yet llm-
TIED, but the expectation seems well founded that
very lair autumn trade. at reasonable rate OF
profit, viii be done. Money continues very easy,
with promise OF great abundance at financial
centers Crop reports are in the main very favor
able, and 1t looks as If the year would be one OF
uattve business has been limited. and prices gen
orally weak. The provision market IS duh, re-
oo6srs
mainly for wants. Lard IS lower Light demand
for bacon at nominal prices. There Is q better
expected. Raw sugars inactive. but prices are are
flrm; refined dull and a little lower. good de-
man, mani and nd f arm prices for the better
Cheese is held firmly; demand moderate.
There Is q better feeling In the iron trade and
number OF mills are resuming work. Steel rails
livery reported. In the shoe trade there is good
demand for the better class Of GOODS; cheap grades
more pn4 so% Leather trade dull With
Exports fairly large and prices 1rm.
THE BUSINESS FAILURES
throughout the country during the last seven
days, as reported to New York, number 1sa. as
had 80, middle states S. western 20, southern 90.
Pacific II, Canada Is. and New York city 10
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Hll ED.

r. c oSSk a. Ems. Jsy 2 ,sss OLIVE
wi1sa.nss1 :. p t e. aged twenty months
only child Of the late William B. and Marie i J. CO1
eH i e S
Mary F. Grsney. in the nnetsenfh year OF her sx.
iny, Tsds relatives q the family
u sgy On Aueast 1888. at O'Clock pm. JOHN
av AK monts. SON a Of VIM and Edith r. Guy. asd
los LOST: August Sd. 1883. at II O'Clock an. MARY
from the residence. corner sixth and streets north
Of isss
L. Orme. aged one year.
JOS " o6RASD IN the sssr & q:
eo,nsrSf lsta 'na stTests nOrthxssf sunday:
&c .sna Of s'
s .ss iSs. e Is .6 i S:
q sy s1
esn.aapsn a,.s q grs s II
e sSsn ssS's0 daughter Of
Safe In the arms Of yesus-
There BY His love oyershsdoWU1
Sweety my soul shall rest.
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully invited 10
Ua her sos
WHITE ALICE ELIzABETH. infant daughter Of
john c. and Elizabeth White.
An q nd within our dwUifn9.
Lonely il our home to-day:
AhCe. loved 10 dearly.
Has forever passed away.
Our dear saviour thought it best
To take our dear little Alice home 70 rest.
BIZ HxR MorHHR.
Funeral from her fathers resddence $50 Delsvar~
avenue. Sunday evening. ct O'Clock.
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Ndfne.
tdsae.
Telcgraphic Embarrassments.

IhH PHILADELPHIA SUITS AGAINST WESTERN UNION.
The hearing OF the five civil suits brought by c.
4 fuller, agent OF the Chicago meat company,
against the Western Union telegraph company for
refusal to accept messages from him on July as.h
under the ordinary conditions for the transmits
sion OF kilograms took place yesterday afternoon
oeIore Magistrate List, in Philadelphia. The plain
tln sWore that he had presented at offices or the
company messages for Cape May, Atlantic City.
Aooury Park, Trenton and Chicago. These were
refused. except upon the condition that they be
subject 70 delay or mailing. Mr. fuller declined
10 accept these conditions and refused to send tina
messages. Omcers OF the telegraph company
Swore mat the plaintiff was Informed that there
would De no unusual delay In sending his mes
saEes 10 Atlantic city and Trenton. The magis-
G,ate held the suits under Amusement until next
WEDNESDAY. MT fuller states that be Will begin
ages In SIS, 0O0
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PATIMORE.AN OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON

Schedule to take efect SUNDAY, MAY 18th. 1894
wa from station. corner of New Jersey
Fl. For CHICAGO. cincinnsh, Louisville and 81. Louis
Through Cache. and Pssos sien SiS m n Nth
points, without change; a0:ls . NJ. daily TO Chicago.
For flt:sburE. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 q. m.
burg WITH seepir Cav. sttacIed ''o 'f"'n 70 f''s'
daily With .spse so ri n. MSiR.0e''' lOl' am
Trains Tor Philadelphia and New York a. $40 a. m.
fs: sSd sss $50 daily
r: VS. ssS + So ' as
las: a:sS, .. 4;4o. $50. !. SIZE. $40 pm. Ill.,
ssM4! s:fo D. NJ sm' i2:io and 4:.o: on Sunday.
rorx.y s,:tSs.ss ss.~ssn Washington and Baltimore
S3 o FOR st:aa a;lo OF Ns $50 s:.9 and
s s.1 ;d for Fst,pnsSn 90 day ssosps Sun
For h.sess.Swn lois am. aaly except Sunday. b:45
Trains arrive from the West daily. s:2o 1885 m.
rro ss Ssy I'D al, Rh s4 2ss $50
FTom AnIapois 800 am. 1850. 6:S7 pm. Sunday,
Fro ao Sauna ;%;; o !, pm H. a.uv
frdse and nsy sss1 pdn s1ns:
1000 An. Ala, Z: 30 I'M. and 500 pm daily
FONT ~ s4 k; looo an. 500 pm. daily from
Trains iasSe amore for Washington .sa. 44o $40
s &c 10. asise Dn as;, ss s sas:
aay.s 20 7;l5 7so 8. S:lO am. 1870. z:sO.
AEtrains from Washington stop at Relay Station az
one ss apply :. the Baltimore and
win be taken 70 checked and received
m;s M e L 81 s 81 Gent nHHps s1asns.r Agent
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'TFtNER W. ". CORCORAN
leaves ~! street wharf DAILY (excet Sunday fnc Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock q NJ returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 Pm.
$50 L. l., BLAKE Cap+zic
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I1UNCANsON BROS, Aucnonecrs.

hUNCAN5ON BROS, Aucuonecrs.
TRU TEES, SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
AR b4F as zEHssEs
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in "a
Liber No LOLA. folio 484. ct seq. Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia. and at the sa
81 81 ne Rsz seeS1 Il Nj III .
or JUNE. Alp. 1854. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
r IN trout Of the premises ali that certain piece
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia and known
and that part of original lot numbered
and seyenty seven SD. contained in ths fol owing
metes and bounds. viz: Beginning for the same at q
ENnf on the west ne Of th street east distant sixteen
ner Of said lot running thence north on ss line Of
said street fifteen 5 feet and two ca inches thence
SAID lott thence south fifteen 6 feet two ca inches and
thence east one hundred and ten 1G) feet to the place
OF beginning; toxet with the bndlnsr rights ease
ioasinx. o. in any wise thereto appertaning:
Terms: cash; balance in one and two years.
and to be secured b. deed of trust On
slO0 required at time Of aale Conveyancing &C.. at
purchaser after FIVE days. pubic notice OF such resale
IN some newspaper Pnbtiahed, in y sshington D. G.
fe7-d4ds THoS 4. Gall cHIiAN. Trustees.
THURSDAY. INVENT FIRST DAY OF JUNE A. D.
1883. same hour and place
,ensaaas 1h /; s3 4! SsnEiAs.} Trustees
re THE PUsCHAsFR AT THE ABOVE SALE
property ine0 tened therein viii be sold in 'front.' Of the
premises pre- on No DAY, The SIX DAY OF Az
S tsk and p as e. SIX aoCk NJ
,ys1-asas HOS i Is '9 Il SsiEAs. Trustees.
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EDGAR MURPHY. Complainant, vs. Unknown Heirs ~
9KoRaE s. WAsHINGroN ct a.-In Equity, No e596
Doc. -.
The object Of the suit by the above-ramed comp,a n
nm: Edgar Murphy is to procure decree of sale Of
colored man, died seized and possessed. The bi i
in substance, that the 28th day of May D.
1883 said George s. Washington died the District Of
any known hs that said deceased was at the time of
his death indebted to eemplanaut in s. Lee; that
sald deceased being indebted 10 complainant and to
property worth $780, and two o. pieces o: real estate
situate 10 GEORGETOWN in said Distri ment oned and
described in the bill Of eomplaint that on the I'd cto
trust on part Of said real estate to wits part lot No So
to secure the payment of ,5O6 to Robert T. Frey A.
Treasurer Of 18th Building Association OF n.
executed another deed OF trust upon the property
to secure the payne o 5000 TO said Frey treasurer
aforesad that admnstr ton upon the personal estate
H. kengla and that said personal estate suc mt
70 discharge all debts due and by said deceased
and that tho deficiency ought to be by sale Of
IL thereupon, by the Court this 25th day of June
1885, a. Judged, ordered and decreed that
~ copy Of this order to be inserted in The
WASHINGTON Of caluma and also IL IL G news o.
paper published in Camden county. State of North
1Ese week n each Of six weeks
tee to the said Unknown Heirs of said George s
MashinEton deceased, Of the ol and substance Of
ne o. o. complaint and warn the said Unknown Heirs
this court in person BY solicitor on or before the
sald hrst day OF september next to the prem
n 1ss a1d not ino cause any they why degree
proceeded with a. In case Of default
,.-,.. 49,. CHARLES P. JAMES. Justice.
X. J. MEIGS. Clerk
3e29-1aw6w BY N. Il. CLANcEY. Asst Clerk.
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End OF the CiRar-makers' Strike in New
York

NRw YORK, August "A number OF the striking
cgarmakers returned to work to-day, the difficult
been settled The remainder OF the men will 90
TO work On Monday. The manufacturers say that
the cya have yielded every point at issue
side by slide in the shops with the International
union men. The only concession gained by the
progressive union was that 1t would be recognized
Oy the manufacturers The secretary OF the pro-
gressive union said to-day that the settlement
had been Effected by mutu Il CONCESSIONS.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auct,onoers.

REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IuRErl r FRENCH PLATE, PIER And
MALNUT PAnLOk AND CHAMBER FUKNI-
IUkk. CAkPEI~. 80. AT AUCTION.
On h1-MORkON, AUGUST FOURTH, 1t TEN
OCLO. X A. IA. We shall sell within and In front OF
our saleeroom general TT of Household Ef-
fects. WALTER IA WyIIJAMSk CO. -
1t - ATcf,nas.~
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TIE PROPOSED FOURTEENTH srkxK1 K.uno.n

TEE PROPOSED FOURTEENTH STREET RAILROAD ~
TENSION
Henry Hurt, president OF the Washington ana
Georgetown street railroad company, was az the
District Commissioners ofice to-day 20 confer
ABOUT the extension OF that railroad on l4lh street.
above Boundary.
The point IN issue r. the system OF transfer at
bounoary street. the Commissioners suggesting
mat every nth car shall run 10 the terminus In
ING county without any transfer. Nothing deA-
ute mas been decided upon so far.
rHR BOARD OF AssEasoRS
Inc BOARD OF equalization and appeals to-day
were actively al work Tomorrow IA the last day
OF their session. The committee on examins lions
recommended, among other things, that the a.
be as 600 ~~f~~
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tn. SALR or LowEH CEDAR PoMf-A company
to be known as the Inland and Coastwise Trans
p0rtataOp company OF Baltimore has purchased
Lower Cedar Point and the steamer Armenia. II
tho point, aac TO have railroad connection with
the Popess Creek Nne, 90 that the point cAn Be
reached BY fAl both nom Warrington and BATH
more.
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RAILROADS.

JACK On GROVE CAMP
METHODIST r FSS : Fl : 4 CHURCH.
e. $50 m. l:so I:ao and SO p n.y. SUNDAY trans
iope1 Creek eko Accommodation from Bowie st 7ss
:ss ai ay .ss .s Sunday saaasy
tys1:,us, and T. Aus7 il, i g. DOt President
Gpss s$szs Wa ss asg gJtrurrsr
sfhhI N fTyk SAq s5E 81. isss5!
THA1Ns LEAVE WASHINGTON. FROM ALTON. CORNER
passs ssspinz sss na'e daily fsss
Mar gs;9s x' e Qioc.sHs
s &C. via coIu;asns and G. s.; L Fri. with
sepn daily for & ae snd the ' Vest with
al Tss1tS e Rs Shss5S
For Eris. Cansndagua. Rechester. Buffalo. Niagara.
daily y si n. R;s es
For wiihsn-r,or., Lock Haven and E,m,ra at $50
F.. =. m m dailS. except sunday; - ' - - ''''
4s $50 ssa .n saf 5.s s no. On
For BEG s & s1s:s @s:1 day.
For o RI sopIa1y No Up p Fl through ,.n
boat: BsSssyh ' Anns ssnn sera !.
12 direct transfer 10 Fulton street. avoiding double
ferriage across Nav York City.
Fer tssoi1 .sd 1.S 500 Nh 1oaos NJ lso 40
sa WI limited E1 pr sasss ESQ n asy s end
For Bsitimors 40. 800. $50, s.5e. 10 40 m and
l:3o, s:35. 400. 4.40. $3.50. 1880 80 and 1920 D.
NJ On unday. ESQ, l0:+o a. H.. 400. 6:2O 7:3o.
$3.50 and 10 20 p. ln.
For fopss Creek Line. GAO and $40 p. NJ daily,
For AnGarolis, 6:4o An and 4:4o pm daily. except
tfR SEBbaRFs ssD aA1
AieIardra $50. 7:7n. $40, IL 90 and Ii 80
soe. 40. 500 &C. go 500 and ll:50 pm. Or
For Richmond ind the SOUTH $50 and II 100 a. M
r daily and 500 D. N: daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Aexapdrta for Washington. 500. $780,
jo:Os and 10 % am $780, 8 90. 3:27. $40. TOO
anf9:lO p n, and II 100 rldlii -h.. On Sunday at
$ 90. and 10 :0S A.. 200 and 81. p. M
Tickets and informstion the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and avenue and at the
station. where orders 10 left for the checking Of
tsRyaye 20 destha con from hotels and residepces.
J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CEAS. 2. TUGH. General Manager. iy9
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Racing I'm England To-day.
fnRIyJARD,S pnNTr IN RRA rrG

LONDON. August Sat Goodwood to-day the
race for the MolecOmb stakes for two
year-0ld. was won by La Trappe.
Wild Thyme came in second and Garb Or
third. There were flve starters. Including r. Lo-
rillards Pontiac The last betting was 20 to 1
against La Trappe. to against Wild Thyme. Q
to against Garb Or, and 10 to against Pontiac.
La Trappe won by half length. There was only
neck between Wild Thyme and Garb Or.
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The GRllOyvs in Virginia.
COLORED MURDERER HANGED IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND Va, August a-Charles Henry Lee
{colored) was hanged here to-day Tor the murder
OF Daniel Miller, another cOlored man, in Henrico
county, Va, last February. The execution took
Gated In this city. The affair, In accordance with
the state law. was private, only a limited number
OF persons being admitted to witness the hanging.
The courthouse yard and the vicinity were
crowded with people, mostly negroes The drop
fell at 12S p. m. Lee died without struggle, his
neck being broken.
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HI. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investmen. Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission.
No. 500 18TH STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING, }
ASeEey fer Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers,
"a BEoADwAY. NEW YORK.

Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion III San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON thu
New York stock Exchange at one-eixhth Of one per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
to iichmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which are executed on tho
Stock Exchanges IL those cities and reported back
prorlpt5- Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and In
formation reg .rng tho Markets received through our
wires IASIANT-I direct from the New YORK stock
Exchsnge- =,
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AUCTION SALE OF BARRON FIXTURES, FUR
k STy Cs0H PIT rIS IS 10Y = Nc ss7 Pen,
AS "AEW YORK HOUSE,"
,s By virtue Ct deed Of trust dated M.3lst A. D.
Of the records for the District of Columbia and Ut the
written request q the holder Of tho notes secured
thereby shall sell at pubic auction WEDNE DAY,
ACGbST klGnTH. 1883, comIhsnsdn9 At TEN O'OIIQK
:. all the Barroom Fixtures. Mlrrors. Glassware Of
sts.,s Bedding. Wardrobss Mashstsnds. Chairs Cut
Futures &c. SC, more fully desc.fbed in cheduls
A. art=e -. -A. trust. and contained In House
House. WILLIAM T. BAILEY. Trustee
au2-d5t No. 400 Louisiana avenue.
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CHICAGO, August sc. Norien, a finely e6u
Gated young Swede, was found lying dead IN the
swedish Lutheran church at Englewood, near this
city. yesterday, having committed suicide The
morning papers claim that the young man has
oeen toentined as the illegitimate son OF King
oscar OF sweden. and that he grew up In the fam
ny OF the sister OF the king. During his stay In
this country be had been engaged as an instructor
IN q private school, On q portable blackboard,
back OF the pulpit, he had written In Sweti,sh
"the dead cry never" There Is no cause assigned
for the deed
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A High Sea at Long Branch.

Lone BRANCH. n. j., August a-The sea ran
very high at Long Branch yesterday afternoon
able to make their trips to the ocean pier. super
intendent Taylor said the sea was running higher
tnan for years past, and he had the landing plat
forms taken up for fear they would be torn out by
the waves. They were replaced this morning.
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FOLEY, Alctioneer.

NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer
viii sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goofs con-
tanned lie store No. 98 h street Northwest suction
COMMENCING on THURSDAY MORNING. Angus l.
SECOND. AT IN O'CLOCK. and will contilue FROM
Gay 10 d. until all is disposed Of.
The STOCK consists Of Silks Dress Goods Velvets,
Cashmere Table LINENS: Towels. Napkins. Marseilcs
spreads, Wbits GOODS, Hosiery, q derwear Corsets
l.ee sd kn roeries. Dress Shirts Sheetings in eli
widths, Cassiieres. flannels, DOmessics of all kuds
Lawns and otter articles numerous to mention.
Ladies sre specially invited to sttend this SALE the
goo.,s are fine and viii be sold witho reserve.
jy30 NJ FOIE, Hucf;one.r
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TINPREoEDENTEDi!i

The statement that there b Life insurance Assoeis-
hoA which has been In existence only two and ono haif
years yet has wr1tten nearly sixtx issiiaA s.
3oS9 maicn nn1 In H noE as .s . e
ths oid.' not 81
aAQe c6mpAnte3 Yet they are facts. he Certi6-
Sves lssued In Mas by tho Mutual Rererve Fund Life
Association amounted e nearly four and quarter MIL
two million sueh record . beyond eyerythine evsr
heard Of In the history Of Life Insurance Tho
Admits TIE simpest plainest and best he haS
VIA /. I. KNiaHT. 1909 Il ssxsee.
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Killed bv a Deputv marrhal

ROCHE PORT Mo-, August Sat Harrisburgh,
fifteen miles north OF this place. on last Monday,
Green white, aged q, was shot and killed by
Deputy Marshal Childers. White was wanted
for An assault. and when being. arrested placed
his hands In his trousers pockets Childers think
ing he was going to draw his revolver, drew his
weapon and fired.
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TIE FIRR THD ArT.RNoOM-What came near
being disastrous f1re took place at las O'Clock
to-day In the square bounded BY eth, 9TH and
streets and Massachusetts, avenue. Fortunately
the nre department CWas soon In service and sue.
ceeded II extingvlShipg the nsmea The are orig.
nAted either In the stabing and sheds In the rear
OF Nj. Solomon rishman's residence. or In an ad-
z unknown Planned BY tho wind,
the lamee spread 70 the stable on Ma Frankiin's
premises soTn nsa y = nr ,ss nuey No On
OF Leopold Weiss. es7; Mra Ferguson, Nrs Hen
ming, hra Clements, MIA Oob1rn, Mr.. Horgan
and NrR Dofoeck, the latter No ga At this
pnias the flames were stopped; but the sfablipc
the north side Of the alley was badly g. vn
alsothe rearof The resideocea tn. 1:aaSed, =
dense SMOKE sns :se ne rs s, Da1e =
dram -. .-s0pS6 Theg6 1ete several o1Ck chin.
90 tes houses, Who uesu caEeeuI1y removed %
CUB houses Of neighb0A It = -i1arodS q s0me
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The First Hops.

NEW YORK, August 3-The FIRST bale OF hops of
the season arrived this morning, being four days
earlier than the first bale OF last year, and was
sold TO prominent brewing hrm for 50 cents
pound: They were grown by Mr.. Rapdali, OF Mar.
shaii, Oneida county, NY, and are very fine hops
for the first pick
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Foreign News.

COUNT DE CHAMBORD's CONDITION.
VIENNA, August 3-Tne physicians in attend.
ance upon the Count de Chambord announce that
unless there is unforeseen change for the worse
in condition OF their patient no further bulletins
will be issued.
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TOMORROW.
FFHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoaesr.

THoMAs BOWLING Aucuoaesr.
ONE yOSE y co. SEyEN-OCTAVE PIANO WITH
COVER AND STOOL. AhDSOME PARLOR
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE. &C.. &C.. A
AUCTIOS.
On SATURDAY MOLNING AUGUST FOURTH
1883, at TEN O'CLOCK, within snd In front OF IN;
household effects, viz
Cue Voss Co 7-octsve Piano. with Cover and Stool
SefE n-1r,------o paror Uitss.
Sever hle " siiit:s - Sets.
4 iLt Il sna other Chamber Furnitg-c.
t:.le HAIR and othef Mattresses.
zhhc Walnut Mar xtenson Dining Tables.
Very iafyo Na NJ. Bookcase
Bsir-c 9th Bed LOUNGE.
now Case AID Counter,
Brussels and other Carpets
ortsr
Cooking and Heating Stoves
ioIs ther with geueral assortment Of Household
Goods.
ALSO,
CARRIAGE Buggies, &c. au2-2s
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TCHINE PLIES,

ITCHING PILES.
SYMPHONIC AND CURE.
The symptoms are. moisture ike Precipitation. In.
tense itching increased by very dstreee
ing: particularly q night: seems 9 pin worms
sometimes sfceied. III siIoaed b eontinue yerv se
Gus q results suia may follow. SWAYNE,s oINTMEET"
RhsuH hcald Heed, EYsipelas Bsxbees Itch. Botohee
sn sca1ya cfusty s6n Diseases: sent by maui for 90
sMAfNE { SON. PhilaSsip6,a r. Sold ~ DRUG.
Rtsts m9-w.fm
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ELIxlH o.
BEE A gss Em 3 r
e. ~ ~ sss !. Fl

POSITIVE CURE ron MALARIA. OHMLS AND
FEvER-Contans no Quinine. Arsenic. or any mstalic
compounds At DrusgispA 50 cents. jy1o-6m
DIP VINE AND OLD ERIENp9 ABE KNOWN AS
" The begt % II JUSTHB Old 0t1nd kn0Wn for years
% the only place Wheg0 Af1f-caA1s SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can b sod q reapectahas pricss Address
jUsTHs osd stend. No. sls stsest between 9th and
i. s-As.srss Sc rs; sSi seoa $780, ssssaasa "a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
nUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers.

lkDNthNoON bisUo., AuttIoleers.
ES' CUTOR'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
U RECT NORTHEAST. Bling NOS. 647
AND 6s9
On FRii,AY the THIRD DAY OFeFAU6UsT, 81,
Iee3 at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. viii sell in from: 81;
OF the Premises, lot No. % in square No. sta n@cA
tie ely Of Washington, d. C.
Terms: Cnc third cash. balance In six and twelve
months notes bearing SIX cent interest ecuTed 5y
iced Of trust OF the purchaser can Fay al cash II de
sired Al anciig. Ec at the ccst Of purchaser.
If the terms not eop he'd with in seven days the
executor lhe tight to rese the property al the
lily paper published in sshins ton D.
T.. 4 deposit OF $lGC required.
CHARL. 8 WALTER,
Executor kstste Of michael Reuter-. dec'j,
jy23-dSt!s 342 u street northwest
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Mends Marble Stone Patches on Leather and rubber
and Cloth. Card Board in Scrap Books Leather Betting
Ornaments Of every hind Book Backs. Earhsuware and
everything else With everlasting insepersbe tenacityI
Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels. Text Fabrics.
Fine Ca riage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers scroll
20 Cts per Bottle; by mai. postpaid. loo. extra.
j. U. O'MEARA 4 CO., l.47 Pa sv WASHINGTON. u, C..
Live agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists,
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Fourth Race at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. NY, August S.-The fourth race, one
mile and rurlong, for all ages, was won by Hart
ford; aeIen Wallace second and Blanton third.
Time, /: So