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ISATlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA W SHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER,


SrHcdulc t. take effect SUNDAY MAY 18Th 1881
- ave Mash;iTt from station OF New Jersey
, f2r me-" cincinnati. Louisville and St. Louis
Mshy 8, 800 n IL. 10. Is a. m 10: no n m with
1hh.ngh q aches ald Pa. Sleeping Cars to a.:oye
Joints without ch-ase l0:I5 n. daily 10 Cbicauo
tICeSt Saturday ' w NNA'~&o'
fos Ii;tsbnr2 Cevsland and Detroit at $50 a. IN.
hursr With Sleei t'ars attached ~ " ''
toF Toledo and Detroit VIA M"arueyille. 1918 a. M
Trains FOR Phis1eiphia and New York at $40 =. ~
!y eAcsIt Sun laf and $40 p. daily with
fsrf,s and s-eeriis Cars attached. WIN
$40 SO :. :. 10. 40. ii 80 PM. PM D ';'0' $50
=, l:2a, 2:s5. ;. 40 $50. T. s;lc. GAO .m.
iof IraI cir, Go IA. T.: 10 ana So on Sunday
AoTNay Stations between Washington =, q Baltimore
a. " al 49,, ITO =: SO 40 and II 80
'Si.s Tor StauE;On. $50 a. III. d.iy cxcept San
.%y icr Fred rick. $50 a. Iu.. 10 Is ~ and aas
Tor l0:l3 a. H.. daily except Sunday s45
1rs.,,s srrixe from the West daily $40, 7:s5 am.
fHsn New YORK and Philadelphia. 2:55. $50 am.
f'on snnaIo t. $40 a rs. 80 ss1 su,a.r
~ - a. N e:SI I'm.
san Frederick aid interrnsdlats 'sn SahS say
1est sqaaax 1000 t goo GG0 N. & daily H. fioy
Trs.nr leave Baltimore for Washington mr. An 9 an
"a, so; = gis end end $50 O. an. i2i5 So
Gay. 30. 7:I5. 80. o. $40 a. NJ 40 : ~
= c:25; 80 an 900 y. N. ' Inv
Ttrfurtlet infornsten apply at the Baltimore and
ItIlsySsna avenns Il tn street where o. ers
VIZ ,ssen ior bagsage to Do checked aid received .,
VI. NJ. CT NENfs. NJ of T., Baltimore.
hY'4 4. X LORD. Gent Passenger Agent.
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CWAYNE'S PILLS,
IMPORTANT To THE srcKi

y IMPORTANT TO THE SICKi
Symptoms indicate disease, . continuance days OF
ss1ffs.ing Eerch.nce death! Symphonic are. impure
'elching, sorenessin back breast dc heart pains
gddlness bad color to stools and urine, hot and cold
sensations, yellow akin.
'SWAiNE'S PILLS"
cure by gently removing al corrupt matter REGULATING
and nOurishing the eyste Is cents box Of 40 rilla
boxes $l.O0 at Druggists or by mail.
DIR SWAYNE SON.
mylO-th. stu Philadelphia. "a
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES sale OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, HOUSE No. $50 NOLTH A STREET
BEL VEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
LAST, AT AUG lion.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in Liber *,
No IT. folio 372. of the land records Of the Dis E
1Ticf Of Golnmba, we will sell MONDAY. AsA
IH!RIIEIH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1888 at SIX
S sn Sse M front Of the premises ali that
icing IL the City of Washington hi trict Of Columbia
and known an DISTINGUISHED aud being the whole of
OF numbered twenty (2U) in Williamss sub diysion
OF part OF ,qn mare numbered seven hundred and
In L1ber H. D. c. folio 200 of the records Of tue
Office OF the said city and District with the
buildings and improvements thereon; together with the
rlxhts easements privileges and appurenances to the
same belonging or in any wise thereto appertainng
Terms: One third cash; balance equal installnents
at one ana two years Notes to bear interest six per
cent per annu and to be secured by deed Of trust on
premises solu or all ash at option Of purchaser de-
post Il 500 equired at sale. ,onyeyancing &C. at
purchasers cost Terms to be compl ed with in seven
days ote wise the rstees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost the efautinR pur
chasfr after giving Ave days public notice of re-
Bale III some newspaper published i'll Washington. D. c.
EDWARD A. ROLLINS. IT.
iy5- th sEt&ds
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
HOUSE NUMBER AIS.
Under and by virtue of decree of the SupremeCe
SHtrt OF ths bi.trict 81 Columbia. passed on the FL
the understand Trustee viii sell ut public auction in
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, THE TWEEN.
Ii-IIkST LAY OF JULY. A. L: 1883. at If
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p M, the following desc ibed
real estte 81 uat the City of Washngton Dist let
Of Columbia: Part OF lois q and 25 of Kennedy and
in square SIS. Being the west six inches Of lot 20
and the east feet six inches of said lot
iDg Ill all II feet 10y depth OF eighty feet Improved by
two story brick house.
Terms of sale. pr scrbed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money In cash. and the residue in
equal instruments payable in six twelve and eighteen
months after the day of SALE with interest
cent deposit of fifty dollars will be required when
the property IS struck OFF. Terms of sae to be COM
pied with in seven days from day of sale.
jyl0 dNds FREDERICK KOONES Trustee.
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NUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
ASD LOT, HOUSE No. LAG A STREET NORTH
bHTMEEN FIRST AND SECOND EAST. Al
BY virtue OF a deed of trust recorded In ber No
IL f"o s1s one of the land records Tor the Dis s
drict Oh Columbia, we viii sell MONDAY the Eli
IHlRIIElH DAY OF JULY. ID 1889. ut HALF
AL ri SIX O'CLOCK 7. NJ. in front of the premises,
az hat certain piece Gel of land and premises sit
nae and being i'll the City Washington District of
Columbia, and known and distinguished as and being
m twenty 2al feet front by the depth thereof Of
OF part OF square humble Ell hundred and twenty
seven tZ as the said subdivision is orded In iber
IL d. C folio ZOO one the records of the SURVEYORS
Office OF said city and District with the buildings and
improvements thereon, together with the rights ease
ents PRIVILEGES and appearances to the belong
Ing Or in anywise thereto appertalninE.
Terms: one tn I'd cash balance in ca nal iDstaments
at and two years notes to bear Interest ut six per
cent per annu and to he secured by deed of trust on
premises sold or all cash. at option OF purchaser
deposit OF zoo required at sale. Con, yancing &C.
ut purchasers cost. erms to be {. l"Iied with in
seven days. otherwise the Trustees right to
resell the property at the risk the faltng
purchaser alter giving five days public notice of such
resale III some newspaper published in Washi gtOn D. C.
EWRiiMiA1h sn 4; H 80 I'M irp Trustees.
1y5 til. e. tu&ds
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kLA. PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE NINTH
STREET. BETWEEN II AND 1 STREETS
NORTHWEST.
In pursuance a decree Of the Supreme Court of 81
the District OF oumbia passed the 18th day of tf:a
april A. D. 1889, in equity g. JOB. shall sell 11A
at puDc auction, in font OF the premises THURS
pay: July NINE, ZEN. 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK p
N, Lot numbered FIVE 81. in square numbered four
lot supposed to front about thirty two s2 feet ten O
in ber W. b. 65. tono SO. Of the land records of the
District OF Columbia together with the improvements
619. e ~
lerms of sae prescribed by the decree are third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue
equal lnstaments bearing interest and payable re-
spe'tFely and two years after the day # sale and
secured by lien npon the property If the terms Of
sale shall not be fully complied tn in week after
the day OF SALE the trustee will resell property after
one weeks notice i'll the Evening at the risk and
cost o. the first purchaser. All conveyaEcilg at the
cost of the purchaser. r. X. ELLIOT TRUSTEE
jy9-d&ds aus 9TH At -eet northwest
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T1.MOKiiON.

fl1HoMAS BOWLING, Aucucneer
LADIES. MISE AND CHIDREN'S SANDAL
BOOTS. LADIES' NEWpORT lies AND SLIP
PRS; MINIS Low SifOES
Ol WEDNESDAY NORM Sc. JULY ELEVENTH,
1909, II I'm OC1OCk, within ny auction rooms,
siG.l sell a general assortment 1t above goods.
JyJ-Jt EDNAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

NIDSUMMER BAkGAIN4 ~sSa
M v.,1n IS TIE UNsURPAssED TYT2l
Extremely low prices for Square and Upright Pianos
that we have rented the past Close cash and
time buyers can now get some bargains Small
monthly payments: Old Pianos and Organs taken as
part payment at full value.
Parties leaving the city and others desiring to dispose
Of their Pianos find ready sale by leaving them in
our hands, Now is the time buyers looking for bar
gains.
HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS
AND l1ANO EXCHANGE,
AT 10th street northwest.
iy6 A. " GRIMES Mansper
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mylO. tn. q. tn

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Al
~ the best @ JUSTH'S Old Stand hnevp for years
% the only place where hrut-cass SECONDHAND
COTHING can b sold y respectable prices. Addroa
jUsTHB Old Stand. no. sls D sresk betveen 9Th and
7th streets northwest.
N. ds-Aotebv maui pEo0vuy assendsd sA -
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Charged With Fraud.

TWO MEN ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF BEING en-
GAGGED IN SCHEME TO swINDLR PENsIONERs-A
PENSION OFFICE CLERK AND HIS ALLEGED CON-
FEDERATE.
For some time the commissioner Of pensions
has been aware Of evidence OF q scheme for
defraudiDg United States pensioners, and the
authorities have been working up the case
for week past Finally they concluded
that some one inside the Office must be in
collision with parties outside, and in a little
time they were led to suspect that j. J. Alley, a
clerk In the once, who was regularly at his desk,
and a party giving the name OF j. c. Allmet, OF
virginia. were engaged In the scheme To-day the
oncerS deemed it expedient to make the arrest,
and accordingly formal charge was made against
the parties named before US. Commissioner Bundy
or using the Q. mails for improper purposes"
In violation OF section $3.50 r. s. n furtherance OF
q scheme to defraud pensioners OF the United
States) Alley was taken into custody at his
desk, and Allmet was soon afterwards found. They
were brought before Commissioner Bundy for
nearing this afternoon 1t Is said that the alleged
scheme OF fraud with which the two men arrested
are charged with furthering was an exte nsveOne.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND
E BAASSEENMsNp p,,, BkIGK HOUSES ON FIFTH
NokTHWEsT. BEING HOUSES Nos IlO7 IlO9
AND I'LL FIFTH STREET.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in liber
No GAL folio 459, ct seq. Of the land records for I
the District OF Columbia and at the request the
Earty secured. we will sell FRIDAY, the THIR.
TENTH DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK
r. NJ In front OF the premises all that piece or parcel
Of ground and premises situated lying and being in
the city Of Washington. in the District of Columbia
and known and distinguished as the north half Of lot
ten QO), IN square five hundred and fourteen A. to.
gether with all the improvements. ways, easements
rights privileges and appurtenances thereto beionvin
Or in any manner appertaining. The improvements
consist Of three two-story and basement brick dWe-
ings. each fronting l6 g. II feet more or less aud win
lie sold separately.
Terms: One:hir cash balance in equal instalments
at one and two notes to bear per interest
payable semi annualy aud to be secured BY deed Of
Trust on premises sold or all cash. at option Of purcha-
81 DEPOSIT OF 500 required on each piece sold time
OF safe Conveyancng. &c, at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with in days otherwise the Trls
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk Of the
defaulnng purchaser after five days public notice Of
sue resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton DC. JOHN WALTER, JR.. n-..
5y2-d&ds MATTH w RUPPkRT,} AFustoea.
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ACCORDING To TIKI BALTIMORE SUN the project
or another Atlantic cattle Is neither dead nor
abandoned. IL says: "Since Mr.. John W. Garrett
mas been abroad intelligence has come 90 hand
that German syndicate has become interested In
the Atlantic cable about which there was a good
zeal OF discussion last year. IL is intimated that
MI. CARROTS visit to Europe this summer was
partly In connection with this cable business,
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEE
The following are the opening ana closing price,
q the New York Stock Market to-day, a. reported
~ special wire to II. Il Dodge, $50 18th street.
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TTVRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
Il IAIE in SQUARE 799. ON |. STREET, BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS

TEuST!lEEss'' SALE OF IL IMPROVED REAL Es-
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
JiEe. 1883. in cause wherein James Cornelius and k1
are defendants Equity No 1919. doc a. the under
dls premises ss0 on THURSDAY; the TWELFTH DAY
Described real estate situate in the city Of Washngto
nineteen is twenty 500 and TWEEN y.one CD Of the
Thomas trustees Of the west half Of original two
seven hundred and ninety nine $780, with the improve
Terms Of sale as REQUIRED by said decree. are The
purchase money to be paid In equal nstaents Of
third in cash and the residue In equal payments in six
IL and the payment thereof to be secured BY deed
DAY OF sale OF on the ratieaton thereof by the chan
So 60 on each lot sold An conysyancing end recording
az the cost OF the purchaser Upon any failure by the
purchaser TO comply with the terms of sale within one
week after any SALE the Trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and OF such DEFAULT
ing purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER.
rnu.pn $50, $50 ~ street, Trustees
Office: 916 st. northwest.
1e3Oeo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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JACKSON, MISS, July l0-By an accident to a
mixed train on the NStcheZ and Jackson road yes
terday evening, five miles east OF Natchez, seven
cars fell through bridge 30 feet high. The con-
ductor was killed, and seven passengers were
wounded.
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"ttLc> for Prince ard Whitley. took Broker.
g. BROADWAY. INV Yoax.
STEAMERS.

n U.,1H g IMAM LLOYD /.
~ STEAMsBIr LINE BETWEEN NEW YoaE. HAvn.
LONDOS- SOUTHAArrOS AID EEEs:sI-
be steamers OF thu C,nlany viii sal EVERY WE'D
NfSbiY AM - tkpAI from Bremen pier, foot
ff Sd street EOhok"n- hates 81 VssEaGe: From New
York - Hayre, London soI,tLan'l ioi, and Bremen
III st c1Din. Slto pIl cal IN. $50: 2tceraa 800 pre-
pad steerse yes. i2. iIcisft or passage
Apply TO OEl.K.tnS X Co., = Bowling Green. New
York; w. O. MEIZEROTT 90. 92.I TennsJ Iyala
SsStlc nOrtlSsSt, Agents Tor HssL.I4tCf. JAZZ
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

fGNHE MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE ES.
l. LiSHMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
We have always Oh hand AT iACHMENT , PARTS
aud NEEDLES for any machine ever made; also, a
complete stock of first class SEWING MACHINES
Pl4EAIING BOARDasTRACING WHEELS. ande very
thing that required for the proper working of sewing
machines Our kepairing Depa tnlent is the most COM
Of sewing machines at short nohce and lowest prics
Al work warranted Good machines for rent. The New
Hartford Sewing Machine the i9htest running and best
machine ever made. Call and see it. Orders by mail
promptly attended to at OPPENHEIMEk'S.
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
.2s 9Th street. St Cloud Building.
Bazaar PAPER Fashions lea
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The District Com missioners.

MR. EDMoNDS REFLECTED PRESIDENT.
At meeting OF the Commissioners to-day Mr..
Edmonds was reelected president OF the board for
one year. This election is in accordance with the
practise OF electlng, or rather reorganizing the
board, the first meeting in July each year.
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The Fate OF Mrs Jack.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, July IQ-At the coroner's in
quest to-day in the case OF Mrs Jack, who was
found strangled at her home on Tuesday last the
jury rendered verdict OF death from violence at
the hands OF parties unknown.
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CONTRACT AwARDEn.-Secretary Teller has
awarded the contract for one year for hauling all
surplus material from the Interior department
buildings ending une 30, "a. 10 j. J. Desmond
Co. This includes the Patent ONCE, census
building and two branch Offices
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Foreign News.

THE ENGLISH CHANNEL TUNNEL SCHEME REJECTED.
LONDON, July 10.-The joint committee or the
mousse or lords and house Of commons, which has
had the English channel tunnel scheme under
CONSIDERATION, has rejected 1t by a vote OF nays
to ayes,
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FIRES THIS MoRNING.-At 1855 o'clock this
ing from box 81 Was for IRE originating from
Carroll street, No III: damage about SIS At
81 10 pm. to-day box - sounded an alarm for a
nFe IN junk shop ana stable In alley, between ID
about 500; supposed 20 be the work Of incendiary
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IHk SECOND RACE FOR THB BICYCLE CHAMPION
sHfP~fhe second or the series OF bicycle
races between Higham, the English champion,
ana fnhce, the American champion, took place
| at Rochester yesterday. TIE distance was twenty
miles Hlgham won I'm 1: q: SIX The third ami
decfdin race Will be ten miles
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Nine young men were arrested I'm Frederick,
Nd, sunday, as Migrants. IL is thought they had
escaped from the house or refuge.
The French chamber OF deputies refused yester-
DAY 10 grant amnesty TO the socialist rioterS
Tremendous forest fires are raging south OF Sa-
In -
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IT Is @. w. DREW, son OF Col Drew, OF the fire
department, who Is the secretary OF the Corcoran
Cadet Corps. mention OF which was made In yes
terday'S STAR.
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FINANCIAL.

rEHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE CID
Il iae and ordinary Assessment Companies 10 the
Ssneeri =, by the Elan adopted L. ,ie U IUAI ~
~ m M, IL AssoCiAI ION This is, great d
+ o.ercoIne- The members are Tnore likely to
i5s sts s5t T. + K>Y5 a 70 dasser 'H o S
pUY AND SILT u. s GOVT AND u. O. BONDS;
bAlso WASH. Z. GASLIuHT and ALL othec city
reDosits received subject to check
We nay SPECIAL attention 20 obtaining CORRECT
ard lE1IABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared at ali answer iniui-
,iss regarding same.
HARRY C. TOWERS co.
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
uy3l 1870 L STREET NORTHWEST
I)RIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
nAsHINGToS. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND.
IT, H. DODGE
Bonds s,ocss ard Investment Securities Bought and
! Cla Oh COMMISSION.
No. f39 18th STRE!-T. (CORCOGAN EUI.DIN6.l
'ttLC3 for Prince ard Whitley took Broker.
g. BROADWAY. INV Yoax.
rccr,-,t'cs ar, ~ commit
~ SIn fTP. cisco. Ia tiu.nre. hila elIhia
Ntrk EOe:on frd Washing orders execute! on ~,
New ock Stock Exchange at onecighb OF per cen
'Cl ission. FIsEte and direct ;e.s 1T5pl wI:es t.
j., hmfnd. Paitimora. Philadelphia, Few York ami
lCtn. through which orders executed Oh IL
Sleek Exchanges III those cites a,ld retrted back
IIunpty. Quotations o. stocks and bonds and
fo.IHston At.Akcts received
wires iNaTAHT.-Y DIrcct the IocA STOCK
Exchange. III
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'s
MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid cure the most severe
cases OF private diseases. They do not fatigue the
and viii be found Q safe and effective remedy.
.3aZ2-tu&fV SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Opposed 10 the Redemption OF Trade

NEW YORK, July l0-At pubic meeting OF tn
produce trade held to-day III this city, resolution
were adopted opposing any legislation by Con
greSs looking toward the rodemptiOn OF trade dol
lars at par as being done in the interest OF RIM
OF spectators who have purchased the coin ii
large quantities at its bullion value
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CAPT. JNo F. WALKER. 3D. cavalry, who was re.
Gently adjudged insane at JEFFERSON barracks, NO.
has been transported to this city and committed
to the government hospital for the insane FOL
treatment.
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I'd Edition.
Latest 4GlegramS to Tle Star.
Pennsylvania Republican,.

DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION AsSgMBLING-A
CLOSE CONTEST EXPECTED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 10-The hotel corridors
pave not yet assumed lively appearance with
delegates to the republican convention which Ill
meet tomorrow. Only few have arrived since
last night Lively, for state treasurer, and Pass
more, Tor auditor general are to-day making a
warm light, and 1t looks as II the contest for the
nomination would be close and exciting.
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I'VE CIILtLOlD TRUSS: THAT NEVER
n bfe&kS never wears out always clean. and can Ia
Nor1i while BATHING. II Tor sale az
CHAS. FISHER'S
49,, - 623 5tIstroet northwest.
lsd5 Pstropa M
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JULY DRAWING.

W. fri I!s $ll2 400
tickets $780, "eAeS' sA'A' 1eAoe1s WV %
nemt money OF hank draft In letter, or send by ex
4 fsss; dD9N1T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
O6f OFFICE ORDER ORDER Of e and n. vnni no
exXress can be sent our expepse xdrsss iii or1r.
ton "a bOAkDMAN. Courier Journal BuiIdinr fons.
Va, - AN'SA IVA A00s ,s az Assn s.sas
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News Briefs.

IN the supreme court at Denver, Col. yesterday
Judge Dawson fined Willard Teller $500 for con-
tempt OF court In filing an answer In the case OF
Tabor agt Bush that was OF q scandalous nature
Two daring but futile attempts were made Sat
urday night to wreck the south and north-bound
faSt-ma1l trains on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad near Wilson, by piing rats on the track.
In norfolk county, Va, Sunday night lightning
struck the Portsmouth peSthoaSe, damaging the
building badly, stunning the keeper and his two
children, and killing his wife. Mary EvanA
The Pittsburg grand Jury yesterday returned
true bills against Archibald d. Rowland, clerk OF
the county court, on two Indictments, Charging
him with misdemeanor In ONCE.
Charles h. Hurd, OF Kent county, Del, fell into
the river at Wilmington Sunday morning and was
drowned. He served In the 1St Delaware regiment
during the late war.
Robert Simpson. a cartmaA. was stabbed and
killed In New York last night by Alexander Boyer
mulatto. Simpson had deserted his vile FOR a
young cOlored woman. Boyer was also infatuated
by the woman.
This is the last week OF suspension OF work in
the anthracite coal mines ana 10 Is understood by
Schuylkill operators that no furt1or restrictions
In production will be made for the month.
1t Is donted that smallpox prevails TO an alarm.
ing extent In St Louis There are fears, however.
Of an epidemic unless the Nth lefS by the recent
food is promptly cleaned away.
Robert l. Sherman, Q prominent farmer OF Wa
terown, N. r. fatally shot himsek yesterday
while laboring under mental alteration.
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