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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER Fon Co1oS1A1 BEACH

AND CLARK'S WHARF
leave Ferry wharf SATURDAY, July IA. 43o p. M.
LAYS AT THE BEACH. returning Sunday 80 D. M
Fare. round trip 81. Refreshments on board t1l-3t
DOTOMAC RIVER LANDI> GS - STEAMER
Il THOMPSON leaves Sixth-street Wharf MON
DAYS. q. M, gong far Bealrs Nomini,
Curr1oman, Howard. Coburn and Stones; returning
TUESDAY, making all river landings.
WEDNESDAY,, a. M, Lancaster Bluff Point
Beau's Nomini. Abells and Leonardtewn returning
THURSDAY, making all river landings
FRIDAY. q. M, Currioman howard Coburn
Abells, stones and Leonardtown; returning SATUR-
Day, making all river landings
Fare. each way, 25 cents. te2o
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TICKET AND PLATFORM OF TIE Iowa GREEN.
BACkRRA-The Iowa greenback state convention
at Des Noines yesterday nominated Hon. John b.
Weaver for governor; Sanford Kirkpatrick OF
Wapella, for lieutenant governor: ID. w. Church, OF
neld, Of Des MONIES county, for superintendent OF
public instruction. The platform adopted de-
mands the abolition OF all banks OF issue and the
substitution OF legal tender treasury notes. favors
an unrestricted coinage OF gold and silver.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to John T.
Byrd, postmaster at Pastoral, Va; p. Ailstock,
Victoria Mines, Va, and r N. Ward, Atkins
Tank, Va.
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News BriefS.

Inc new York World states that Mrs. Lanctry
AM al MI. 1eonart has created a sensation at Long
brinch by living IN palace car there instc All az
sepkt ne quarters In hotel as was expected
bisnop Elder, coadjutor OF the deceased arch
olsnop, was the celebrant OF the requiem mass
over the remains OF Archbishop Purcell yester-
Jay ano Bishop Gilmore delivered the euiogy.
Inc Pniladelphia (PaI grand Jury yesterday re-
turned indictments against Robert b. Morrill,
cneI auditor, and James s. Smith, A. I. Goodma a
ana Martln W. Culp. clerks charged with emb, =
Aien'ena while Ia the employ or the gas trust
"A conference TO consider imrroyemo nts OF
Ine Mississippi river met In St Louis YESTERDAY
twenty clues were represented
Inc Baltimore jury In the case OF John r
Mciulre rendered a verdict OF death from pstol.
Shot al the hands OF James Clinton, and that
Harry daSkins was accessory
. capt. James Hunter and Lieut. Robert McNu,
len. oi the Starvation army at Bridgeport Conn
yesterday, were found guilty OF breach OF the
peace, and fined $40 each and costs - '1~
MAJOR Andrew j. George, for q number or years
clerk Ia the Baltimore criminal court was pre-
8 hted oy the grand jury for tamperlng with wit
neSSes In lottery policy case.
me Russian refugee colony ia Charles county.
MI, mas proven failure, and the colonists naye
cigars. e " AA'"s
A man who died at the residence or DR. 7 p
carter, near Richmond, Va, from an overdose Of
morphine, has been Identified as Thomas Raker
iieutehaht or the Portsmouth police who had
peeh missing since the cath OF April last
In the New York Soldiers Home Investigation
yesterday, dozen witnesses, principally Inmates
esIneQ as 10 alleged cruelties. InSuffiriepcy of
neuical attendance, Inferior food ana SICK men
oeihg required 10 work on pain OF dismissal
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TNRUSIEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
Il TATE IN SQUARE 799, ON /, STREET RE-
TWIN THIRD AND FOURTH sTREETs
virtue q decree Of the supreme Court Of the -
rlstrict 81 columbia. pas ed GU the 18th day OF q:
Jul e 1855, In cause wherein James Cornelius dssA
are coplainants and John DeVaughn and others
are defendants Equity No. 1919. doe II, the under
the premises, THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY
OF JULY. 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. the following
real estate situate In the city of ngto
in ths District Of Columbia, to Wit; Lots numbered
nineteen 49, twenty COO and TWEEN (21) of the
subdivision made by Woodbury. Wheeler and L dward
H. Thomas, trustees of the west hall OF original two
CD aud all original lot three a. in square numbered
hundred and ninety (799), WITH the improve
ments.
Terms OF sale as recuired by said decree. are: The
purchase money to be Paid in equal ents OF
third in cash. and the residue in equal payments in six
90 and TIVE We t1D months from the da, Of SALE
and the payment thereof to be secured BY
of trust the property sod Tor cash to be paid the
day Of SALE or ON the rsteaton thereof by the cham
ceilor) AdeTost If $50 H be required at the time of
sa on each lot sold Al conyeyancins and recording
at the cost OF the purchaser pom any failure by the
purchaser to comply with the terms Of sale within
week after any sale, the Trustees The right
resell the property at the risk and Of such default
ing purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER
$50 ~ street. [ rr.....
EDWARD n. THOMAS, Z trustees
Once: 916 ct. northwest.
JeSO-eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auos,oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON NO G strict, BETWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AT AUG.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust recorded respec- &
Iber No. OPS. folio 1928. ct seq of the laid rec-a
f5as Of tt the pstret Ct G9qmbs We WI sell NON
EVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the premises, ali
that certain piece parcel Of ground situate lying
ess on the sa p OF pas said
ina lot numbered fifteen (i5). in square numbered
seven HUNDRED and fifty three (753) together all
and appurtenances to the same belonging In any
wise appertaining.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in six and twelve
notes to bear six per cent interest and to be
cur Dy oeed OF trust on property sold all CASH
Rurchasers option. deposit of 90 required at sale
convey ancing &C., at purchasers cot. Terms to be
complied with In seven days. otherwise at risk
and cost OF defau ting purchaser, after days public
Washington D. e. 49,
jy11-d&ds VIM KING IN Trustees.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated December It, 81.
ls52 and duly recorded In Liber .023 folio $780, faa
Columbia, and at the written request Of the party
secured thereby We will offer for sale at pubic auction
I,,1 tSTY-sIx 1883. At SIX O'CLOCK M. Lot
square numbered ak hundred and twenty three in the
city Of Washington. ID. c., improved by q two-etory
No. AZ Defrees st eet
Terms Of sale: Amount Of Indebtedness 1913 90 and
expenses OF sale in cash; balance in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with interest at
ises to he deposited time Of SALE and terms of
sale to be compiled with within days day Of
SALE or property to be resOd at cost of defautng pur
chaser Cost OF conveyancing and recording be paid
aEoRaE FRaNc1s DAWSON Trustees.
jylc tn tn sSds
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IHhiH SHUTTING IN ENGLAND TU-DAY.
LONDON, July 12-The members OF the American
rne team to-day fired at the 500 600 and 900 yard
ranges. The total scores were: Pollard so; Adler,
"a; stewart IS; Van Heusen, 10; Joiner. "a; How
Ing. 70: Lieut. Walter Scott, IS; Cash, 6s; Rab-
beth, ~; Hinman, IS; Shakespeare, 60; Brown, a
smith, 81. The average scores were very high,
considering that the weather was unfavorabie
The screw wind gauge was used.
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AIELLIS's FOOD
FOR INFANTS AND INvALIDe.
THE ONLY PERFECT sUBsTrrUrE FOR MOTH.
ERSc MITR

The most nourishinR Diet for invaids ana nursing
motners. Commended BY al phyNctans. Sold By IN
dfuxe1sts Keeps In an climates 76c. Send Tor the
pamphlet. T. AETCALF CO.. II Csntrai Wharf
~sstA0s Mase' jell-m&th, 90
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y ton on sundays. Tuesdays aud Thursday, at 7
rOSs 2: M; TOT Potomac River landings Lands
9rlnoers wharf sundays and Tuesdays down, Wednes-
gays up. Brent's wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays
T Th and Mondays and Wednesdays up. MattoX
toert1nation) Sundays. Tuesdays and ThursdsYa
TsGsiysd and information given at Offices Of
q. 4. JONES. Agent. 7th street wharf. mhia
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General Foreign News by Cable.


DEATH FROM CHOLERA.
ALEXANDRIA, July l2-Thtrty-flve death &C.
Cured at Damietta during the the twenty-four
hours ending at O'Clock this morning.
ANOTHER IRISH INFoRMER
DUBLIN, July 12-Patr1ck Hanlan, one OF the
men arrested for participating in the murder of
MIS- Smythe, in April OF last year, has turned in
former.
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, July 12-At a meeting last night OF the
!Ilsh Natonal League the receipt of g 600 pounds.
rom Australia, was announced. Mr.. Sexton, NJ
r. 1or county Sligo, in q speech said England had
IeaInea oy ner short encounter with American
politciahs on the pauper emigration question that
II there was to be clearance OF Ireland tt would
not be the Irish people who would have to 60
THR FRENCH DoINGs IN MADAGASCAR
LONDON, July 12.-The French government has
telegraphed to Madagascar for details OF the pro-
ceedingS OF Admiral Pierre, complained of by Mr.
Gladstone in the house OF commons yesterday
During the session of the house OF lords this after
he had reason to believe that the French govern
ment were willing to do what was right In the
matter.
IRREPRESSTBLE Mr. BRADLAUGH.
LONDON, July 12-The speaker OF the House OF
commons has written to Mr.. Bradlaugh informing
him that he will be excluded from the House until
be engages not to attempt to take the oarh in dis
laugh has made reply declaring that che action
OF the House In his case was illegal He saws he
will endeavor to take his seat in obedience to the
law, and II he is expelled he will appeal to the
electors IN his constituency.
THE FRENCH-ENGLISH UNPLEAsANTNEss
~ LONDON, July 12-The correspondent OF Reuters
Telegram company at Paris says the French gov
eminent has not been informed OF the conduct In
Ianatave OF Admiral Pierre, referred to by Mr.
0IaoSVone IN the house OF commons yesterday.
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MAYHEM, Col, July 12-Yesterday Dennis Hag-
arty and Henry Bowling, two desperados, met
James Lynn and Swede three miles from town.
They shot Lynn and beat the Swede With a club
and they robbed them both Of the few dollars they
possessed. Hagaruy and Bowling were arrested
in the evening and locked up. but were afterwards
taken from jail and hung by citizens. Lynn and
the SWede will both die
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The Brackets Omitted

Nc 1bfdCRCIS Omltle0.
WHAT HAS COME OF AN ERROR MADE IN PRINTING A
LETTER.
The New York Tribune to-day published dis
patch from Washington stating that 1t is expected
that the Postmaster General will make some care
full inquiries to ascertain II practicable, whether
any OF the present subordinate officers OF his de-
partment have been derelict in their Official duties
in respect to the lottery companies. The dispatch
says that some color OF probability Is given to ru.
mOrS that the late POstm aSter General was de-
celved by subordnates respecting the legal status
OF the Louisiana lottery company by the fact
that in the correspondence between Postmaster
General Howe and Representative Robertson, of
Louisiana, last year, two letters from the Post
ONCE department contained what purported to be
citation OF section 1884 OF the Revised Statutes
The nrst words OF this section quoted as fol-
lows: mo letter or circular concerning illegal lot
teries, sOcalled gift concerts" &C., although that
section has not since July IL, 1876, contained the
word ''tllegal"
. A reporter OF THE STAR was to-day shown both
the record book and the copy book containing the
letter above referred to, and saw that the word
"iegal was enclosed in brackets, Just as It is in
the statute which was quoted The letter. as printed
In the Congressional Record, omits the brackets
and leaves the word '.illegal" standing as part
OF the statute The reason that 1t Is printed In the
statute Is in accordance with the custom of print
ing all changes In brackets, and this word was
formerly In the statute
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/ ARS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
prescriptions and send you to some side show drug
gist WHO divide profits with the doctor Those disap
BROTHERS and GRAY. 9O6 B street southwest. VIII
furnish medicine. guarantee . cure pay. Thirty
years experience. 1e26- Inn
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Fverv ~'-se rerfr-Ites hnrght IN rorr,s-
p'6r r. San Frg-c'sco. Baltimore PHILADELPHIA View
YORK Boston and Washington Orders executed ON the
Ne York Stock Exchange at of one per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Bcss'n. through which orders are executed on the
STOCK Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly Quotations OF stocks and Bonds and in
form@ ton regarding the Markets received through our
wires EsTAAI4-I ,4rect IrOIn the York Stock
Exchange nj
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CHAPOTEAUTs

Awneglassful of which contains 10 .rammes n, f,oa,
artically dgestsd by Pepsne It is entirely Sssiuo
bic and into the blood vessels without the
stomach to do any previous work 1t is highly recon-
cents TO whose blood is poor who suffer from
Chlorosf. Diabetes. Weakness. General Wasting AWAY
Stonach Ache. Gastraa Loss Of Appetite or 10 tbO.e
Exhausted by E4eess OF Work Age, Fever Dyssntery
Dsea SEES Of the Chest, Affections Frequent
IFayeling OF Long Fatigue. Paris. Rue Yivenne, No8
Sold BY ali DruggistS M22-m&thly
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lsS69 fn1eS e112 zoo
s. w. ~ H. y. hsH ushssa uH tcksta SO: S
REssA Doyf sEN1 BT kEGisTEkED LErfxRS
POST OFFICE ORDER Orders az IS and upvnr5 -
exlHe0 en- Be eent ct expense. xddrcss IN or6sn
10 Ri BOAkDMAG. Ccurfer-JOurnnl Buildin9. IluiS
Va mha- fnSfn
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MRS. SCoyILLB SrARvING-Mrs Frances Maria
noWe, formerly Mrs. Frances ScovfIIe. appeared
IN 9uige Morans court, Chicago, yesterday morn
my Win her youngest daughter. Bertha and her
LatsSt attorney, Mr.. Simeon w. King TO press her
appIica.on lor aimony from her former hu sband
III ~ &c sco.nie Judge Moran was busy, and said
.hdI ne could not hear the parties TIL SATURDAY
morning.. Mr. King pleaded, although his clients
pump form was present In court, that she was
apaoutely starving, and argued that She should
until Saturday.
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LADIES GOODS.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
IA Lsdies' and ChiIdren's
BATHING SUITS, at


AAD44IAS oA<AlJO.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
IA Lsdics' and Children's
BATHING SUITS. at
III. WILLIAMS.
7cite Trevise. Paris. sO7 Pennsylvania avenue.
have succeeded in procuring few more Of those
JERSEY PoLoNAISE.
In Black and Garnet.
for which it was impossible to supply the demand
lew weeSs ago JET
DoUU,GaLaAssSsi; NINTH AND sTREETs:.aEN;
sss e sSsh EACH hN saGzH
GENUINE s1s spf lSf jean 81 = 81
CUT PAN NJ and made in the ino.. iaoronS6
WEGRT I snd sas
6est manner. all sizes. ct 7sc each. ESGIIsH H0
the nscei. dsn ana s1S
Handsome WEAR, in new shapes. French. kne.
So snd sansRsR Rs do. SHIRTS made
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
and aaamsnE sas also Gran,
s
pesmedt ofhcisl chemist Of the District 81 Ca1
Pa Ss@ not
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
sas material
'no III GER eFieft A. fnd fs AE
French Handmade Underc!othing. Merino Underwear
sup
porting Corset for which Mis-. =. e special agent
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-French German and Spanish spoken. as j..
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Wall Street To-day.


NEW YORK, July 12-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was dull during the fore
noon, and much less active than during the same
hours OF yesterday. The fluctuations OF prices
were slight. but the market showed more strength
than yesterday, and the net result OF the fore
Moons business was a fractional advance OF n to
Is on the general list Denver, however, was
rather weak, and declined q to AN, which was
lower Than the lowest price OF yesterday. Lacka-
wanna and the Northern Pacific were also rather
weak at the opening, but afterward recovered and
were firm at 4 to u higher than the close yester-
day.
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M dies. Alfemsle complaints quickly cured Can be-
consulted daily at l245 It'll reetnorhwes Ocehours
from to O'Clock d. with ladies' onlY iy7 -2me
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RANGE or Fm THERMoMBrH..-Tnef following
we're the readings q tho once oe the chief afgns
061cer 70 day: Am. TAT: II am, oe Il; pm. tIl
Maximum, 66os minimum, 7Qk
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NOT THE PRUD'HoMMB RoBBERs-Detectfye Cox
statad 10 STAR reporter this afternoon that the
published statement that the two alleged hur0la rs
Logue and Burns, Tailed with the dissertation OF
tue men who did the Prud homme job, was utterly
INCORRECT, Tor those men were young The bow
VINO was driven out OF the yard by the Prud-
nomme robbers was taken to see Logue and Burns,
ana stated that they were not the men. Other
conclusion.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 12.-Virginia Is, deferred, 8;
new -forties. So; lew threes, SAX bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. July 12.-Cotton dull-middling. TO-
flour quiet, and unchanged. Wheat-southern frmer
and active; western dull and higher for late ortions
southern red .1Oa1 10: do amber l. l2aI 49, No.
I'D; August ;l$%al: Ia September 15la1. i5k:
October. ll5sl November: l.lss1. 1914. Corn
southern white 5e,s2 DO: yellow 6OaSs: western
bid September; 6o7.a6ik: October. Sia6sH: steamer.
S2.saS3 Oats higher and strong southern. 4Oa45:
vania. 4oa45. Rye quiet 65a6s. Hay firm. without
change Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter
quiet. 19al6 Petroleum nominal Coffee quet-Rio
earsoes ordinary to fair S4a9h. Sugar frnl-A soft
"a copper efinei quiet, 14H Whisky steady, l. l6
a. H. Freights to Liverpool per steamer unchanged
fece pts-dour, 2!9 barrels; wheat 32 600 bushels
corn. IA. 900 bushels; oats, 600 bushels; rye. 900
bushels o ShiPments,corn, 5000 bushels. Sales
wheat. lO7. 600 busheis corn, IL. 600 bushels.
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MEDICAL. &c.
M ANHOOD RESTORED.

MI ANHUOU RESTORED.
victim Of early imprudence. causing Nervous Dc.
billty. Premature Decay. etc. having tried in vain
every known remedy. has discovered simple means
OF self cure which he will send free to his fellow
eNuherers Address J. n. REEVES. - Chatham street.
Now York. tylO-tu. t1Aa
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LINE

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
5BF CUSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEIWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
tRON PIER 40. N X NEW YORK.
Servia- We'd. july Is Auranla :. We'd. Aug. Is
Scythia.. =. Vel. july 25 Servia -, Wed. Aug. 90
t,slha Wed, Aug I. Seythia.-. Wet. Aug. 49,
Bo:hnia. We'd. Aug. g. Galiia. Wed. Sept. s.
AND tNFRf WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK..
k$is OF rassase-sSO ana $780, according to accom-
fteeTsEe at very low rates. Steera9e tickets
sIoo and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe
Through bills Of laden given FOR Belfast, Glasgow
HaEre Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
or freight and passage apply ut the Company's oice
No. Bowling Green, or both steera1e and cabin to
y iIS BtUEAUN CO.. 600 ftn street, Washington,
VERNON Fl. BROWN X CO.. New York
Or to Nessrs. OTIS BIGELOW L co,
Janl2 COS 18th street. WASHINGTON.
INV YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
IN The hrstclass. fnn powered. Clyde-b built Dutch
steamships % this Line, AN ST ERDAM. POTTER
DAN SCHIEDSM. e. kIAM. ZAANDAM. p. CA
LAND W =. SChOLTEN. MAS, carving the II. S.
Mails 10 the Netherlands. leave Tanys Pier foot
SnsFe1 street Jersey City Nj. regularly every WE'D
NESDA1 FOR Rotterdam and Am sterdanl alternately,
FITst cabin. S70 second cabip, $50: steeraee s26.
y. tAZAUA, General Agent, ~ South William street
New ork- For passage apply to W. Ct. MEIZEROTT
L Co. 80 Penn Washington.
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PROGRESS OF WORK ON THE PENSION BUILDING
Gen. M. c. Meigs. the engineer in charge of the
work OF erecting the new Pension ofnce, reports
to the Secretary of the Interior that during
the month OF June the outside walls OF the south
front have been raised to the stills OF the first
story. Good progress has been made with the
other parts of the building. The amount discussed
was $22 16SO6 Total expenditures $1107la75
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AUCTION SALES
THoMAS DCWLING, Aucuoneer.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
Ten VERY YER HANDSOME PARLoR SUITES. FANCY
EksER s 3 D xshssf RON aSs
Sfs T sc Ta5h S5Tb sops
800 LARGE SIZE IMPORTED LINEN SALT SACKS
ALSO. TO Cover ADvANcEs,
ONE COUPE; ONE N0-TOP BUGGY, MADE By
SiRee an asGssE#f zs6 5Gsozs Il 4Sa
RE i"f s At JULY FOUR
ool6 s1he Carriages win be sold at TWELVE ,X1,Ss
T1hoMAs BOWLING. AuCaoossr.
BLA kGkb HORSE sS SYN YEARS DIP soUNB
6d CUP Use nsE-Sr H xUoT1oN: SUITED FOR
III Lsvf5SGHSA JULY s2gs
Th0hAS T. "A assi f..sts Auo.ion.sr
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
s ffME aE Ndhr Sweet BETWEEN And
81 sasRA 1 ssS1aH sss In :. 5 say q
ss, oPS Suns square ILL., Inn
5000 80 " ' THOMAS E. wAaeAMAN.
V'HoMAs Z. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer
Rs5%s ER5fH $!yt
go1Sf1a Eli O. % M NAG z1Shh ROAD AO
Nd ss t so G1 s deed Of recorded in
Fsf oP G2ck sS Z. Ts s. 1883
a F. Il Of g G
Of as Of 1ss9sded in the
XS$s$M2s 'Ps trustees. rna TWO
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FINANCIAL.

HTNHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
II hne aud ordinary Assessment Companies il the
constant Withdrawal as years pass on. the HEALTHY
sE. Va FUND LIFE AsSOCJA1 ION this great diff
Guilty ia the way OF and safe lite insurance
II overcome The meIl6ers more likely to
l5'9 il street 1. \. KaiGHI. Manager jy1
BUY AND SELL u. S. GOVT AND d. G. BONDS;
Hhlso. WASH. e. GAsLIGHT aud ALL other City
Stock
deposits received subject to check
Ne ray SPECIAL attention 20 obtaining CORRECT
and bffIAbLE information regarding our various civ
sec9Fbes and prepared at ali to answer inau.
rles regarding
HARRY C. TOWERS 4 c..
B@EREhs. BROKERS AM INSURANCE
my3l 1870 STREET NORTHWEST.
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND.
H. H. DODGE
Bonds STOCKS and Investment Securities Bought aud
cold on commission.
No. 80 18th STREET. CCoRCoRAN BUILpINa,)
AseleS for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
q BRoADwAY. NEW YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-12

Latest ItlegIlanS to The Stal.

The Situation at Concord
DECLINE ANSWERING THE ROLLINS LETTER
CONCORD, N. H., July 12-Messrs. Stevens, Mars
ton, Briggs and Patterson decline answering the
Rollins letter, proposing that all i've withdraw
from the senatorial contest ballot at noon is
looked forward to with much interest as the forces
OF all the candidates seem inclined to scatter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-12

No YELLOW FEVER ON THE VANDAIIA-Assist-
ant Surgeon 0lennan, OF the Marine hospital ser
vice, stationed at Norfolk, Va, has reported by
telegraph to the surgeon general that the USS
Vandalta Is In port and there is no yellow fever
aboard. The supposed case OF yellow fever Is
case Of ephemeraI fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-12

CLAIMING 5000 DANAaHs FOR AN ASSAULT
meSsFa chase Roys and john A. Moss, for WIN. Il.
Baney, entered suit against Bryan Downing, alias
beInard Downey. for 5000 for injuries plaintiff
S!a!ms 70 nave received In an assault az the hands
OF defendant on July Attn, at Anacostia.