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BALTIMORE, August 17.-virginia skies. consoli-
dated. SO; new threes. 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. August y: Cotton outstanding.
ard street and western super q 96s3 rs: do extra
00a4 g; do. fsmily s. 35a6 90; city MILLS super.
g. 25aS 70; do extra .OOa6 SO; do Rio brands, 600
ss95; Rstspsoo family; SO do Mgss.t1ys patent
f,irly active; southern .1ss; DO amber. 10
ter red SPOT 19a1. l7x; September, ;lssl: 1sN
eeaSs1 s N.l NSSvemaSs 22s De
ssn quiet and steady western neglected southern white
AUGUST Slas2; September 81 k.slx October eihss2;
esn. SASS: westssn white. ssa4o; 40. MIXED s4aS6:
prime to choice Pennsyivanis ana Maryland. Il 90
AT 90 Provisions quiet and easy. Mess pork. 90
Bulk meAts-Ahoulders ana clear rib sides, packed,
7kas; Bacon.shonlders. 81; clear rb aide, Q. Hams
xssse.n PACKED. Sale; S.s.ms,y l6a2s Eggs higher
sts.dy.Rio carsoes. Ordinary % far sAssk. Sugar
Whs ann Fspsd s 3 Terpool e:
steamer sasisr.cotton. 3:lsa; 1our. is.sa; slaln.
6ashsis as corn u oSS 6ashss; 90 oSS bushes
Sales-wheat S66. O00 buahals; corn. g. 700 busha&
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Welded Underrround


PENNSYLVANIA COUPLE MARRIED IN THE BALL
ROOM OF THE LURAY CAVERN.
The Luray caverns were the scene Of
romantic wedding yesterday. 1t was the frst
marriage ever performed there. party of Penn
sylvania excursionists came down to examine the
caves. and among them were Mr.. VIM A. Huber
and Miss Belle F. Cooking, both OF Mechanics
burg, Pa. Both were young, and were known to
be an1anced. When they reached Luray and
learned that among its wonderful underground
halls there was spacious room called the ball
room, they determined to be married there taking
some OF their friends in their confidence The Rev
j. W. Reigart agreed to perform the marriage GER
emOny, and chosen few were told to be
present at II O'Clock. The secret, however cot
out, and the crowd was so large that the couple
decided to have the ceremony performed little
earlier The wedding party obtained the services
OF an expert guide, who conducted them to the
ball room by short cut The ball ROOM Int up BY
seven fambeaux. looked brilliant The bride and
groom stood under large arch OF stalactites and
eleven young ladies and gentlemen stood around
them. The responses OF the parties, though ut
tered 1ndistinctly. were reverberated throughout
Che chamber. 1t was pretty sight, and after the
couple had been pronounced man and wife the
crowd began to come In, and Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
received the congratulations Of large number OF
friends as they held their frst reception half q
mile UNDERGROUND.
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Foreign News by Cable To-Day.
Col. BADRNS' SORTIE.

LONDON, August ia dispatch to the Standard
from Mamdtnh says that Col Badens made sor-
tie on the 9th instant. supported by q gunboat
He proceeded norrhward and outflanked and
drove e on the enemy On the 9TH instant, with
2,0OO men. he made movement to the south and
attacked the earthwOrkS OF the Annamites The
enemy made but slight resistance and abandoned
their works In confusion. Their cannons were
hauled of by elephants. The loss OF the French
was two killed and six wounded. The enemy's
loss was heavy.
CRISIS IN THE EGYPTIAN MINISTRY.
ALEXANDRIA, August 17.-There Is crisis in the
Egyptian ministry. 1t is rumored that Riaz Pasha
Will form new cabinet
TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE IDLE ON ACCOUNT OF A
STRIKE
LONDON, August 17.-Twenty thousand persons
In all are idle on account OF the strike
OCEAN STEAMER AGROUND.
LONDON. August 17.-The steamer Istrian Bos-
place.
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At the Whirlpool Rapids.
CAPT. RHODES TAKING A VIEW OF THE SCENE OF HIS
CONTEMPLATED SWIM.

CAPT. RHODES TAKING VIEW OF THE SCENE OF HIS
CONTEMPLATED SWIM.
telegram to the New York Sun from Niagara
Falls, August 16, says: Capt Rhodes came here to-
day, and, in company with some Buffalo gentle
men, went to the Whirlpool Rapids The big
waves were pointed out to him, and one of the
party said that 1t would be suicide to enter the
rapids, armor or no armor. Capt Rhodes indi-
Gated few dangerous places and said: "Why,
can just play with that water. I don't think a
man could get through alive without artificial
assistance" he was disappointed with the whirl-
pool He thought he could even get through that.
seen great logs hurled upright In the current and
added, 81 told Capt. Webb, when he came here,
subject for a coroner, and tell you the same. "
Rhodes made laughing answer. He said later
that he had given up the Idea OF having boat and
a rope at the whirlpool entrance. No boat could
live in the surf. He went to Buffalo tonight to
get his armor. He will return tomorrow and
stay until after he makes the attempt, which Will
be some day next week. Chief OF Police Garfield
said he would arrest Rhodes II he tried to get into
the Water.
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STAKED OFF Hrs GRAVE AND KILLED HIMSELF
A telegram from Columbia, s. c., August Is, says:
county engaged in truck farming on a large scale,
planting immense quantities OF melons for ship
ment north and west The competition was so
farmers lost heavily. Among the latter was one
named Peacock, who grew so respondent over his
into his field, cleared spot of ground and staked
1t on for his grave He returned to his house,
made his will, took heavy dose OF morphine and
lay down upon his bed. He then called his
mother, told her what he had done, gave directions
for the disposition OF his body and would not allow
physician to be summoned. He died that night
yesterday.
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RAILROADS.

159p TIE RfSA HSg sSH7zxEs
sSiHf ffret4 haasEH9
For OF e.sS SIXTH ASP SHEETS reLIsws: '''A''
sRs s at S hn aaiyp
Hare SSo a daily with Sleeping Casfrom
daily with faaee Cars to Pittsbnrpp and Gne R
nafi- Also connects. except saturdays for Chica-
eepine Fttsburs to CHICAGO Iii Nal Fzpr xiss
81; sgsp m: daily for tttsburs and the West with
BtLIIM6RE AND I r ToMac e RA AhisoG
s:5JI m daiiy. except Saturday. with Palace Cars.
nn@ssnhs ton to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
For Wiiliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra. at $3.50
For NEW daily dTt s sDs tss sunday a
1:so 40 s:so and 1920 p; NJ, On Sunday. ! 20
G aR cs i das s1 asts ss o5 Pullman
FOR Boston without change 1:s0 p ~ every week day.
For q B SoFSs 2 al through trains eounec,
b egssy 6y with boats Of ,Broskya afford
Fh Fl p 500 :: m; io.io M 400,
Limited Express s"s ESQ a. 4a' daily end
For Baltimore. $40. $780, sso $50, 1910 a. M. and
no 49, s1 10 40 az 7:so, $50 and 1920
s;5o and dq iesS p ' n io40 H. 4 62o 1880
For Pores Greek Line s:4o am and 4:4o pm. daily.
For anaspoiis. s:4o an and 4:4o Pm daily. except
Sz$ 4aR sEBHRs zsB sA
For Alexandria, $780, 7:2O 800 IL 100 and IL 30 a. M
400. 400. 500, $40. 500 and II so p.ma Or On
ro! Sunday at 80 9. 20 y 100 a m; 500 p.
=, daily. and 500 D. m. daily, except Sunday.
traps leave Alexandria for Washington. 500 500
and9:10 p M, and IL 100 midnight. On Sunday at
500. and 1908 am. 700 and $40 pm.
Tickets and information at the office. northeast
ner OF 9Th street and Pennsyvana and at the
luggage to destna,,op from hotels and residences.
CHAS. E. PUGH. General Manager. jy9
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Failure in ChicagA.

NEW YORK, August 17.-Isaac W.. Taussg and
Mor,z Haammerschag, composing. the firm Of
and "a Wall street, filed an assignment to-day in
court to W: r: Barrickle, with preference amount
Ing to 1888. The failure was caused
by endorsing the firm Of Alexander 4 Taussig Of
Chicago. against whom judgment in favor of the
First National bank has been confirmed. The
liabilities or Tauss1g Hammerschlag will amount
70 ABOUT $235,OOO The assets are not known. The
nrm has been established since 1870, and has
always been rated high by the commercial agents.
member OF Taussig & Hammerschlag. Business
men offered the latter financial aid to enable them
10 continue their business, but the offers were re-
have turned over all their real and personal prop
erty.
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,ENGLEHART. On Thursday. August Ie. 1888, at SC
O'Clock p m, ALFRED F.. youngest son of Naxp,,
and the late Joseph Englehart aged fifteen months
FUNERAL from residence OF parents No. 45S @ street
southwest. at 8 O'Clock to-day august I'D.
PARKER. On August IL. 1885, ETHEL MAYFAIR
KER, aged eight mouths. only child of John d. and
Nellie Parker. 9s
SkIDMORE. On August l6 1883. at IL 80 D. m
JAMES d. Sk1DMORE, in the sixtieth year of bis
age. - ~
Funeral from his late residence, 3o5 Tenth street
southwest Sunday, at o'clock Friends and re-
latives are respectfully invited to attend. e
TAYMAN. At her late residence. No. eos 9th s.reet
southeast on August 18th. 1885, of consumption Mrs
SENNaE W; TAnMAN, In the thirty third year Of her
age after long Illness which she bore with resi- Rpa
ton and true Christian fortitude.
she was buried at family burial ground Grove Got
tage. Nd She was member Of Christ Church where
she had many warm friends.
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RATIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.

The MoOEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE J EAsT TA ANR TTE VEST.
Do0DAh iH STEEL i kAiks! COUPLER
Leave from station corner Of New Jersey
avenue and street.
Through Coaches and Palace sleeping Cas- to aSoye
esce %n9n, changes 1o;1s NJ daily to Chicago
FOE Iittsburs Cleveland and Detroit at $3.50 a. m.
Cars attached. e. n j. solid train to Pitts
PhadeIehi I1f a Dr Ssw York a. 10
fsiy ssd sssPs .s.essS
ana lGSs on sm resf fs diSSa $40
For asss1s. g 5sos an
For Wy station: between Washington and Baltimore
S@ S4o For Station. on ssS .4G
s sse Fl s:sscn:Sa SS.i sae: rs
For Pm as daily e1eeP. SUNDAY y:,,v so.,,
rrssns arrive from the West daily. s2o 1855 M.
From New York and r phi,.delphia. 2:ss. $50 am.
Ed, daily $40 ? N q. daily except SUNDAY
fo:sa a no. Isl am' low '''' pm sunday
From 81: Ss s,i ssa ssns s
fsssgs SUNDAY: 1000 am. s;oop@ S DAILY from 1oSS
Trains Sstnsrs for Warrington asa go. $40.
Gays z;sS: i;is. so .. $40 am. i;so. s:sa.
Antr.ins from Washington stop at Rslay ssaHon en-
OHIO fsss .gs Re snsss
.na
MN I Ions 3 s:. s, e.::sss., ...,.
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Drought in Texas.

-. GALVESTON. TEXAS. August 1z--This city is on
drained. the gardens are dried up, and
the effect of the drouth is plainly to
be seen in he poverty of the vegetable
have been depending upon the liberaiity Of their
neighbors for water enough to drink, having
exhausted their supplies Now most of those who
were well provided at the beginning OF the dry
season are almost completely without a supply
An indication OF the extreme want to which Some
front OF one Of the best known and most popular
restaurants in the city, "Closed Until 1t Rains" A
Slight rain has fallen, but not enough to change
the situation.
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RUNNING AWAY WITH HER FORMER LovRR-A
breach OF promise suit for 5000 has been begun
In the supreme court, Brooklyn. The plaintiff,
whose maiden name was Josephine Reisch, is Fl
years old, tall. and OF progressing appearance.
John Dopke, the defendant, like Josephine, was
to the village school together and read from
the same book. -Four years ago they were
engaged TO be- married, but Josephine'S father
objected Through the influence OF her parents
the young lady, two years ago, married Herr
Krupfen, the schoolmaster in the village where
she was living. A few days after the marriage
she met her old lover and fed with him to this
country. After living together for eighteen
months, Dopke, she says, deserted her, and a few
KacZor. In her complaint, Josephine alleges that
two months after her departure from Bohemia
with DOpke her husband died. Dopke says that
he Is still alive
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PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH CRIME-Dr George
l. Ilnany, who departed from Torrington. Conn.,
In March last TO escape being arrestei on a charge
or performing an abortion upon Mary E. Giddings
or West Hartland, who afterward died, returned
nome Unexpectedly last week. and was arrested
on a complaint made by his friends The state
Delng unprepared, the case was dismissed on Mon
day. Much feeling exists among the people, and a
further prosecution is probable
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The Baltimore American this morning said :
SIT Is stated that four OF the striking telegraph
operators returned TO their keys yesterday In the
and Ohio company, 1t "a said, rejected II Of the
strikers who applied 70 return
Ex-C0unty Clerk Andrew C. Warren fen three
feet from hay-etack foundation on his farm. near
Stanford n. r. and broke his neck. He dled
Instantly.
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FATHER McCARTHY's DKNrAL-The New York
Herald OF to-day says: The Rev. Florence
Mccarthy, pastor OF St Cecilia's Roman Catholic
church, North Henry and Herbert streets, VII
liamsburg, Wednesday morning after mass re-
ferred TO tho action recently taken BY number OF
his parfshionefs In appointing committee to
presence OF the SACRED Host, said he, 81 aflrm
that all the charges that have boen made against
me ana all the sCandAlous rumOrs set alloat con-
corning me are false and malicious
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DROWNED AT SUMMER REsoRr-By the cans,z-
Ing OF boat, I'm which Mrs John Barr Miss Ella
Barr and Miss Annie Little and Willie Barr aged
Herbertsville N. j., Tuesday, the boy Willie Barr
was drowned The accident was witnessed by
TWO gentlemen named Hendricks who fastened
70 the rescue or the fmperiled party. All were
Drought to shore I'm an exhausted condition. with
the exception OF the boy Barr. who was drowned
All reside In Philadelphia Fears are expressed
that Mrs Barr, the mother OF the drowned boy,
will lose her reason N's
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DEATH m DRNTHT's CHAIR-In Memphis, Tenn,
about noon yesterday, Mrs. Samuel Scheibler went
to the dental ONCE OF w. A. WesSon Son to have
some teeth extracted. She desired to have chic
reform Administered, which was accordingly done.
citate her failed, and she died In the chair. Mrs
Scheibler was apparently In good health, but she
was very large and heshy. She leaves fve chill
years old.
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JAMES MCDERMoTT'S BROTHER IN DANGER
the New York Sun OF Thursday says:-James
McDermott, who Is accused OF betrayinR
the secrets OF Irish organizations to the English
government, has a brother, Henry McDermott,
who Is employed in the board of city works Of
brooklyn. II Is alleged that men who followed
McDermOtt from the other Side with the determi-
nation OF killing him, have threatened to root out
the McDermott family.
yesterday two men approached Henry McDer-
mott in the corridor or the Municipal building and
Told MIN that they wanted him TO make an affi-
davt that he believed In the perdy of his brother
ana That he diSOwned him. He denied all know
ledge OF his brothers transactions on the other
Side OF the Atlantic, and said he hesitated to be.
ueVe him guilty OF the charges OF betrayal
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No Yellow Fever at Pensacola.

PICKET AROUND THE CITY.
SAVANNAH, Ca, August 17-The statement that
yellow fever had made its appearance at Pensa-
cola. Fla, is incorrect The navy yard at which
the fever prevails is seven miles from that place.
yellow fever ragged at the same yard nine years
ago, but was successfully combatted and kept out
or PENSACOLA, while the fever last year at Pensa-
cola was kept out OF the yard. The Escambia
Rifles and other volunteer organizations have es-
tabllShed picket around the city.
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A Boy WHO SAYS He WAS DESERTED BY HIS
MOTHER before last boy giving the name
OF Augustfn Mellin was locked up in West WASH
1ngton by Officer Warwick, and yesterday was
brought to police Headquarters He stated that
he came here with his mother from St Louis about
Law; that she introduced Law as her husband
and that night before last she and the man went
to New York, leaving him [the boy here. He was
morning his uncle brought him up again and sent
him to New York, c. O. d.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
THIRTEENIH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
OF GROUND.
BY virtue Of deedof trust recordedon the 22d dayNa
OF su,y 1852 in liber No 1910 folio 361 ct seq l
OF the land records Of the District of Columbia and -:
at the written request of the holder Of the thereby
secured the undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises, on MONDAY THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1883, AT FIVE
ST situate ate in the city Of said District
three t23) and twerty-four, in william B. Todd's
recorded subdivision of original lots eight 3d. nine
90, IN square one thousand and thirty three 1O33)
together with al the improvements consisting Of three
brick buildings and one frame building
terms OF sae $500 in cash, and the residue In eQnal
payments falling due respective in six and twelve
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold. 4
deposit of 300 required at the time Of sale and ali
veyaneng and recording at the Of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale are not complied with BY the
reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defanlting purchaser.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee
anf-2awEds Room 8, GIG street northwest.
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A LITTLE BOYS DREADFUL DIsCOvERY-At Biz.
mingham, Conn, John Hogan, aged sixty years,
| artery In his left arm. His body was discovered
yesterday forenoon by his ne-year-oId boy His
Wife las been confined TO her bed with fever for
the past four weeks. Hogan had been drink ing
for four weeks.
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SUICIDE FROM 1NsoMSIA-Mary Murdoch 40
Years old, living at No. $50 Madison street New
YORK, committed suicide "Wednesday by throwing
herself from the roof OF the house. Mrs Murdoch
was oorn1n England. When 20 years Of age she
married printer named Arthur Murdoch. who
ten years ago deserted her, leaving her with a son
9years OF age. She took care OF the boy until he
was able TO earn his living compositor, and she
also supported her father and mother She had
complained lately OF an inability to sleep and OF
eXcrucat1ng pains In her head.
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ASSAULTED BY THE SALVATION ARMY.-A special
from Trenton, N. j., says that William Black, OF
the salvation Army, was held for trial last night
by Police Justice Caine on charge OF assault and
battery preferred by q citizen named Stephen c.
B. Fish. Mr. Fish and his wife were at the bar
racks the night before and refused to stand up
when the army began to sing 81 am q soldier Of
the cross" Lieutenant Black attempted to put
Mr. Fish on his feet, and I'm the struggle the as
sault was committed. Captain Jolie and Lieu
tenant Berlin, good-looking English girls, were
among the Witnesses for the defense
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SPECIAL AND PnosouscrD BAnaArsa.

0inghams India Linens. SetiDea. Tucked Neinsook.
Null Musnns. HQuA Lupin's An wool Nuns yeitnG.
Bengslines and other imported pTess Goods ct sae
n6oe during Auguct
Linen Table Damaak, loc.
Lousdale Cambria, (tkat beautiful fahric). l01<c
Entire Stock ct wondsrfuly low prices 6
BRoDHEAD = CO.'S,
asu. laA1.sespl l2os stzsst nxshwsA
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STRUGGLING AGAINST SUrC1DE.-This morning.
about half-past two O'Clock, an old German named
Lord, living at 202 street northeast, came into
the seventh precinct station, with bottle in his
seemed to be much agitated, and said he had
taken two swallows OF the acid, and
would take more II the police did not take It from
him. He was in an excited mental condition, and
was afraid that he would commit suicide. The
police deprived him OF his bottle OF acid, and took
him TO his home,
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ARMY ORDHRs-F1rst Lieut.. Lloyd Mccormick,
1th cavalry, Is relieved from duty at Jefferson bar
racks, Missouri, and as a member OF the general
court-martiaI, and win Join his troop In the de-
partment OF Dakota. Ordnance Sergeant Richard
Browne, g. 8. army, Is relieved from duty at Fort
Duncan, Texas, and will proceed TO Fort Miffilp
Pa, for duty at that post
DHArH or THE MARINE WHO HAD THE YELLOW
FKvKR-The acting Secretary OF the Navy To-Day
received telegram from Pensacola, Fla, stating
that the marine who was first stricken with the
yellow fever died to-day, and that the civil author
lauonA
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AUCTION SALES.
Ttf-NitsRROW.
f,HANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON L STREET.
- BtINfEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
-

frHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON L STREET
~ Bt TWIN SIATH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. At AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decree Of tho Supreme Court of9AsE.
the District 81 Counlria. passed in equity causeE&
20; e.9'4 docket %, tire undersigned as trustee -
VII cTef Tor sae at pubic auction, UKNDAY, the
y C:thD DAY OF Angus A. D. Is83 at SIX
O'Clock p NJ in front Of the premises, the folOwi 3
descEiuei Zeal Estate, known and described on the
srpund lat plan OF the city OF Washington in the
DstF;ct "a Columbia, and being all of Lot mum
Tered ten tiol. IN square numbered four hundred aud
hfy (4J0) said lot fronts 80 feet inch on street
bGrtl. and will be sod in three parcels.
erns of sale: One cash balance in six twelve
aud eilesn months notes 10 bear interest and to be
.ecurs by died Of trust on the PREMISES all cash. at
the option of the purchaser Convey ancing &C. at
purchaser cost deposit Of 800 required on eac
parre scd a. time of sac. If terms of sale are not corr
died with in days from day sale the Trustee
reserves THE right to resell at the risk and cost of the
'efauaag Urch ser after five days. public notice of
such real IL some pub ahed in Washing
ton ID. C. tHAi.IE5 WALTER Trrsfae
DCNCAN3oN BIRDS. Aacts. jy20- d&ds
sg IN. SALE OF THE FAST IT FEET 8
inch. front Of lot 10. square $50. is POS PONFD
until SAL UR!t FAY, the EIGHFFE NTH DAY OF ALL
GUST. A ID. 10 j. ct SIX O'CLOCK T.. NJ in front of
the premises. CHAS. WALTER Trustee
THE PURCHASER OF THE II FEET g
inches front of lot TO- square $50 west by depth Of LOT
west OF the eastern feet inches front of sail lot
ha.iE failed 10 comply with the terms SALE the sad
part az lot 10. square 49, vii lie sold on S,TUkDAY
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST A d ISs3 q;
IN O'CLOCK z ID. in front Of the premise at the
FISK and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
n,-Dc.>-,~>- No., ClAS. WALLER, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts suI3-d,tis
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Unable to Furnish Rail.

NORRIsrOwN, Pa, August Thames Gaffey,
who Is charged with having caused the death OF
w. a. }. Flss, patient at the Norristown insane
asylum. was to-day brought up On habeas corpus
unable to furnish the security, and he was recon-
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CHANGES IN THB LIFE-sAyINc SRRy1C

CHANGES IN THE LIFE-sAvING SBRvICR.-The
Acting Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
Madison F. King keeper Of Amagansett life-saving
station district No. 3, coast of Long Island vice
Joshua B. Edwards. resigned. He has also ac-
cepted the resignation OF S. A. O'Brien as keeper
OF San Luis lifesaving station, district No. g. near
Galveston, Texas.
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general OF the marine hospital service has been
informed that there are q few cases OF yellow
fever ana one or two cases Of smallpox in Matan-
xaA Cuba, ana several cases OF yellow fever In
Ctenfueg09, Cuba,