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FINDING or THE ANCIENT VESSEL IN GLacrsR on
MOUNT ARARAT
From the New York Herald. to-day.
Constantnople contemporary announces ,he
discovery OF Noah's Ark. II appears that some
Turkish commissioners appointed to Investigate
the question 0f avalanches on Mount Ararat sua-
denly Came upon gigantic structure or very dark
wood protruding from glacier. They made in
Quir1es OF the Inhabitants % l725 IN their report
1heSe nad seen IL for six years but had been
afraid to approach IL because a spirit OF rerce
aspect had been seen looking out OF the upper
WINDOW. turkish commissioners, however. are
Dold men, not deferred by such tribes and they
determined TO reach IL Situated as II Was
among the businesses OF one OF the giens or Mount
Ararat, it was work OF enormous dSIIcuity' and
IL was only after Incredible hsrdshps that
they succeeded. The ark, one will be glad 20 hear
was In good state OF preservation, although the
anRleS-0Dserve, not the bow or stern-had been A
good zeal broken In Its descent They recognized
IL AT once. There was an Englishman among them
VINO mao presumably read his Bible. and he saw 10
was MADE OF the ancient gopher wood or Scrip-
ture, which, as every one knows, only grows on
the plains OF the Euphrates Erecting an entrance
into the structure which was painte ed brown. they
found that the admiralty requirements for the
conveyance or hors's had b~en carried out ana
the Interior was divided into partitions n teen
rect nigh. Into three OF these only could they get
the Others being full or ice, and how far the ark
extended into The glacier they could not tell n
however, on being uncovered II turns out ID be 800
cubits long 1t will 20 hard with dsbeiievers In the
oooK OF Gfness. NEEDLESS TO say" says the Pau
AdH Gazette ian American was soon on the spot
and negotiations have been entered into with the
local pacha for its speedy transfer 70 the United
States"
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The Ei>hrrr Ernns,s
THREE ILTrBss WHICH THROW NEW LsGur "a, ,vv
SrBJrCr.

fHSsk iiIfbks WHICH THROW skw LsGHr or. rHs
sCByFCr.
MiSpSak. N &, August a-ProG. Henry YouIe
Hind publishes three fresh letters which ctye }.
new complexion 20 the fishery frauds and n wider
importance. TIE letters ere addressed 70 Mr.
Gladstone, premier OF England, Sir Stafford North.
cote, and MT Hamilton Andrews Hi, OF Boston
The letter TO Hamilton A. Hin calls upon Mr
h''l 20 lola bin In publishing the SECRET method
oy whica DR. Young and Messrs. Boucheite and
Johnson. OF the Canadian customs Department.
manufactured the United states ana Cahadiar,
He dem nds Just exposition OF the whole sub
lect as one OF fnte national ana nrtlonai I'm orr.
ance. he requests public r~rly from Mr. HIii.
ana asserts that the matter, it now stauds win
vast frauds unmasked, ana known only 20 A few.
docks the road 10 fair renewal OF tr atv ne9ot,
atlonA The letters bear date OF August 3 T. and 4,
ID understood that they remain unanswered
TBE NEW YORK SrOCKMARKEc
9fefollowing are the openinR ana closing prtcss
fIthe New York stock Market TO-DAY, as reporta
tyspecial wire 70 Il IL Dodge, $50 18TH street.
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RATIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAsF ft ANp FHE WEST.
DOUBLE TRACK! Track, JAASEY COUPLER,
Eeheaq,e 70 ..ke e sct sUN Maj MAY 18th, 1885,
avenue and from station corner OF Now Jersey
For Cheese. Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
aud ssspns Cars F. 70 .s sss
points without change; 1918 q m. daily to chicago
fes i3ssSars, Cleveland and Detros. a. $50 a. m.
sessnE e..e e. solid train to
For d dsS AID pess, ~ Va Monroev lolS
s:ass "a sssSSs ii N d'
I'D 1 sss Is; 81 s. AZ $50 I'D
ro! a t. $50 ,si s I'd ~: N suna.,
10f VIZ sZ.5 ';s: 6is.sse x..19soa and s.@9.
s s:T IS s. Tss ;sssss S ;ss:ss
For asy s1sssRs SUNDAY. s:,
FIX d t.sm tn. IVES. dahl, Gao. ,.ss.m.
rro% Sss $esi * ,lkan.aspe.. :ss $50 am.
sso'y s.' sso .eas1y sunday
From e.: % s:E s,i ss sns s
80, SO : sd I'D SS SSi aas s
Point Of Rocks. - >>S >SA~
Trains leave Baltimore for Washneton at0 I.xn c.ln
Up H..n Egg, Y 9:!G and l0;S am. l2:l5. 1850.
day. l;40. 7:i5. 7:sO. o.. S:iO an i:So. S:4G
G:2s: 80 and 900 pm.
cept 4 30p m. ~ ~' Ss~~eAA "a
i fsssss .ge, he Baltimore
VII avenue corner tn street. where ordsrs
Y. T. cI L NJ s:f NJ: Of T.. Baltimore.
myiA =. 4. LORD. Gent Paseonger Aosne
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Copeland a cor Creditorx

BOSTON, August "a meeting OF the creditors Of
the boot and shoe f1rm OF Charles W. Copeland &
statement of the firms affairs was mad Direct
liabilities 81 467 200: contingent liabilities 1854 6O0
total 81 101 800 Assets In cash, machinery stuck
and real estate, 5.S00 due from Fayette Shaw 4
Bros, &616.7OO open accounts and notes receivable
$73l 400; total 81 6OS,700 committee or five per-
sons. including one from New York, were chosen
TO examine into the firms affairs and ascertain
the best method for reaching settlement The
meeting was harmonious throughout
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Excrmo SCENE n 4 Pool ROoN.-Judge Red
OF Nashville. Tenn. who on Sunday refused TO dis
solve m Injunction against the Rock City Pool
Room Association, restraining the members nom
eelling pools untn Il changed its charter IN com
pliance with the law. Caused considerable COM
motion BY his accidental appearance Sunday
night In the Cumberland pool room, which had
uot been en5olned IL "a SAID that he was received
with kissing from the younger memoen OF the
Ing he would have the whole crowd before him on
. bench warrant ana that he would send the pool
mon % yaa nor ave yearA The scene created quils
oenSatt0h Al ltB Co0c1uBio0 the 1udRe and 1T
friends were 0riveA homo It b eenefally coC-
ceded that judge Reid decided the caae q Nonday
lmpartaally, and that hiG1ang him 1aDe 01ght W0a
fnexcusabiN In his pemnska 70 those In he pool
roo0 ~ no1d he de1ed any nan q Waa Who No.
dare % lay hands upoo him.
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An Electric Suit.

PROVIDENCE, r. L. August 9-In the United
Blatchtord presiding. the case of the Grsmme
Electrical company OF New York against the
Arnoux Hochhausen Electric company Is being
granted to Theophile Gramme, Of Belgium, In 1871,
ne being the inventor OF the modern dyn amO ma.
chine. The compliments allege q general In.
The cuse involves very occult scientific question:
and has been in controversy among electricians
TOT many years The machines are exhibited In
court.
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The Telegraph Working SpiendfdIy

"VrNtuS Sptehd1dIy.
From the Milwaukee Owls. Sun.
Customer-Hellol How is the telegraph work
1ng7
Western Union-Splendid We are doing bust
ness right along. The strikers don't bother us
much.
CuStomer-ls that so. Well, what made me ask
Is mat sent dispatch from Chicago 10 hours
ago. ana II has not arrived here yet Transacted
business Tor SIX hours In Chic igo, and then came
up on freight tram, and l was thinking that AS
iriend OF mine WAS coming mp Thursday I would
nave MIN step into your ofnce In Chicago and
bring the dis ,atch I'M
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Two young men. sons OF Senators Geo ". Allan
and Donald McInnis, OF Ontario, LETT Barrie In
boat Saturday for camping ground, four miles
distant. on the Kemperfeld bay. They have not
since eesn heard from and are supposed to have
been drowned.
Mrs. Fannie Sprague, the mother OF ex-Gov.
6prague, Of Rhode Island. has accepted an ofYer
OF the Onion company, which has bought her
homestead, TO lease 1t TO her during her life at 81
per month. She accepted upon the advice OF Gov.
Butler, her counsel
At the Amalgamated from and steel workers'
convention In Philadelphia yesterday. motion to
appropriate eS0.O00 from the surplus fund OF
600 to the support OF the strikers at Bethle-
hem was adopted It was also agreed that
$4,000 week should be sent TO Bethlehem II
necessary.
Bernard Phillips, stock broker and prominent
politician. WAS arrested at Mauch Chunk. Pa,
yesterday. charged with the embezzlement Of
about 500. which had been fntruSte0 to him.
Michael Danner, railroad station agent aI Mar.
settles, Ill. was arrested yesterday s0r alleged EN-.
bezzlement Of FUNDS Of the Odd Fellows Benevo.
lent Association OF New York, while acting as its
treasurer ten years ago.
At Rockville, Ind, yesterday, Joseph Stout was
hanged for the murder OF Taylor Dunbar IN NO
vrmber last He exhibited the utmost nrmness
and cOmpoSure TO the last
elected directors Of the Postal Telegram com.
pany yesterday In places OF Hugh J. JeWett and
Thomas Dickson resigned
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AUCTION SALES.
Iif..sltDffROW.
as FOLEY. Auctioneer.

VI.
viii sell The stoct OF Dry and Fancy Coos. con-
talhet I'D sto'e No gS street northwest suction,
coz :lneaciig on lHCkSDAY MuRNING, Angus
sEtoED. II IN o. LOCK and VIII continue from
cay TO unit; all is pysosed of.
ne stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods. Velvets.
Ca~iieftS Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Msrse:iles
Spreads. White Goo,is. Hosiery u derwt ar Corsets
Laces and firoiderieS Dress Shirts, hheetngs in all
wlctis, CaEsinere- Fisnnes, nomestics OF ali XII IDS,
Lawns AMI other arIicles too TO mention.
sdiss acisiy invited to sttcnd this SALE as the
goods are FIRE md Vii be sold uitho reserve
tyy0 NJ FOI.E., Auctionecr,
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the Striking OPERATOR In Washt0gaOu.
HOPEFUL FEkxLSe AZ THEIR HEADQUARTERS To-
BAY-rALK or COMPROMISE WITHIN A wExk
"This thing Is bound to be settled In less than
week now" said one OF the few operators who
were at the strikers headquarters to-day. "The
brotherhood will win. think there win be com.
promise. The demand vas made for Is per cent
increase OF pay, but do not think any one ex-
pected to get that when the strike was ordered
Iney would take per cent and be satisfied. The
great point to gain IS recognition OF the brother
Most OF the operators went ont to the old base
S Sar gronnds today and spent the day In playing
pa, Gal ~. I'VE have no news" said one Of the know
tlon that the London Stock Exchange as refused
20 ust Western Union until this trouble Is over.
II That ID 90 It Is big thing for the oper .tors"
NO Trouble ON THIS DIVISION OF THE .. And o
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad ofYicials In this
city state that they have suffered no inconve-
ntence BY the strike OF railroad telegraphers So
far as this division OF the road Is concerned not
enough OF the operators have struck TO make any
petceptoie dnerenceA Trains are run on time,
the west are not delayed at all so it Is Thought no
great trouble Is experienced on the western divi-
AID FOR THR srRIKKRA
Ono member from each labor organization OF
this District has been delegated to solicit and re-
ceive financial contributions from outside parties
Tor the strikers here. Capt Randall has rendered
the use OF the steamer Mary Washington to the
brotherhood for a moonlight excursion to be given
on s saturday evening, AUGUST 18th. Tickets will
Oe Issued Immediately. The well-known caterer
Mr. Tim Sullivan, has offered to give 20 per cent OF
the receipts OF his hosiery for Friday next to the
brotherhood fund.
TIE REGULAR PAYDAY OF THE BROTHERHOOD
Will take place at It's headquarters TO- morrow eve
ming at O'Clock.
wrRE-cUTrNo.
Inc members OF the brotherhood regard the
charges OF w!re-cutting with smiling Indifference,
and believe that they are mere subterfuges insu.
gated for the purpose OF divertng public attention
from the real cause OF the trouble, which is that
q large majority OF the linefnen are on a strike
and It Is impossible to keep the wires In good con-
oltlon with the present available force.
superintendent Tinker, OF the Western Union
company, was here tod y In conference with the
local omcials OF the Western Union ONCE.
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A Railroad change. Hands.

NEW YoRk. August 9-The Post prints the fol-
lowing special:
MONTREAL. August 9.-The Southeastern railroad
was purchased to-day from Bradley Barlow by
OF the National Construction company OF
New jersey; Ashley Hibbard and Walter
SnAnley, OF Montreal, and James Mitchell,
This Will leave Mr. Barlow q surplus Of about
0oo AFTER paying on all his liabilities, inclu l.
sale is considered big s'euchre" on the Canadian
Pacific company, who supposed that they con-
troiieo the southeastern road, and cuts
Oh the only connection with BOs-
ton and the Atlantic ports. The purchasing
sydicate Is believed to represent the Grand Trunk
and Central Vermont interests, as Mr.. Hubbard
has been working against the Canadian Pacific all
along: Mr.. Chapman Is here. and MI. Mcintyre
ana Mr. stephen. OF the Canadian Pacific, have
LETT for New York, to interview Mr.. Barlow
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HrrxrK.mp P1Asos.
HIGH st STAND ND OF EXCELLENCE.
CELEBRA: Ed FOR B.ILLIANCY OF TONE AND
DUhABILI Y.
s!NfiING QUALITY UNRIyALED.
WORKMANSHIP A. ID FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALI.
OiHERo.
F.CfO PRICE Easy PAYMENTS.
We give persons having Old fiauos toeeEssn
excinI re exta I'D auiages in the value Off XF1
thsi old Instruments. and balance can be -
PAID month y. Oren TIL PIN.
HEINEhAMi'S BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMs
At lot. stree. northwest. ana
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CHAPOTEAUTS
WINE OF PEPTONE
AWfneglAesful Of which contains 10 grames OF Beef
artfctaly dgested by Pesne. 10 entirely assimils-
bic and into the blood vessels without earring the
stomach TO DO any Previous work i is highly recon-
mendea 10y the medical fac9ty OF Paris to GONZALES
Ghlorosis Diabetes. Mesknsss General Wasting Away.
Exhausted BY Excess OF Work. Age, Fever. Dyse sfy
Diseases OF the Chest cancerOus Affections Frequent
Travelling or Long Fatigue. Paris Rue Viyienne No s.
Sold by ali Druggists. N22-m&thly
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A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
ALO1S AT The NORTH Asst CONNER, r ELEV-
NUE s0UTHE Asr. -~---.------
On MONDAY AUGUST THIRTEENTH 1888 az
at SIX OC OCK P. NJ. will sell at public auc- IN
uon IN front OF the premises lot fronting 90 feet-1
avenue There IS feet Of parking the avenue and
10 feet On 18th street Pavement water ana gas
SPECTATORS.
On sAME DAY viii be offered Q two-story frame
house No. 306 18th street southeast 1875 by IS feet
mean depth.
Terms viii be made to suit purchaser.
y. A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker.
y. L. COIDWELL. AuCtiOneor. au7.6k
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S4r s SEEEFzssE WEE asgsE
N ffrh9f ~ s5S
OF nth AMP STREETS. AS YoILows:-
Cars :. Limited sayp Fss
hns Sss = d,ily With slsspns
viii faiase Car. sns r
sssT,s 4; e. S:s eSe.s9 s:s
f ssTf1M ss1PF S Ssf S
Fer Ere. CanandaiEua. Rechsster Bnff.e. Ni.s.r.,
m daily tS ssosPt Saturday. SS With Palace Cars
For Wiiiam.port. Lock Haven and Eim,ra. at $50
sfG go and nd Ii%ea E. On 3
For 5,sSEIyS; n through tran. eonnss. at
nr sses transfer q Iatn double
rofI hisaelP9s sos a. .G m. ~ H. $780, 400,
;sd l's Fl pr saSs S H. asy :sa
Fer i hs s is "a sso 1919 n 81
m On nndaS $3.50. lo:40 a. NJ. 4:2o. gao. 7:so.
For Pores crssf Line GAO am. and 4:4o p. m. daily.
s Anaseohs. GAO am. and 4:4o Pm daily. e1osp.
tER sEBBERF zsD R2sHs Gus
For AIe1andra TO 900. IL 90 and II 80 a. M.
Sunday at 80. 20. Hoo a. nl.. SEQ pm
For Richmond and the south. $50 and II 90 am
Trans leave AssandT. ssH Wsshsngtene goo. $780,
ioos ard 10 ~ a a. 12 so 100 3:27. $40, 700
500. and 1908 q. m: 700 and $40 pm.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ne OF 9Th street and avenue and at the
station. where orders be left for the checking Of
luggage to destinalion from hotels and residences
X. WOOD General Passenger Agent,
CdaS. T. PU6H. General Manager. jy9
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DROTECT YOUR FURs AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST THE RAvAaES OF MOTH.
REFINED GUM CAMPHOR,
SOC. PER POUND.
L. c. BISHOP. Druggist
ap19 720 9th street corner street northwest

Ca. RUPERT.
NOS. 400 AND 4o5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET,
Lawn Tennis. Croquet Bicycles, velocipedes Arch.
err. Fishing Tackles Wagons &c.
Can and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
umee. jy2l
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Saratoga Races Today.
SARATOGA, ADJUST 9.-The frst race, one mile
was won BY Ascender; Bonnie Lizzie second and
owen Bowling third: time. l:42L.
The second race, i've furlongs for two year -olds
was won by Burton; Lloyd DAILY second, and Lot-
ten third. Time, :OSx
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A Wrecked Train.

KILLED.
CINc1NEATI. August "a special dispatch from
Canton. Ohio. to the Tirnes-Stdr saws a freight
Train oh the Cleveland and Lorain road ran OF an
open switch, nve miles south OF Massillon The
train Was wrecked. Graham, the engineer and
wilson, the fireman, were killed. Others were
injured, but not fatally,
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DIED IN HER LOVERS ARMs-The Terra Haute
Express says: Mr. Paul OF Crawfordsyflle, has
Oten engaged TO marry Miss Moore, at Ashland
Ohio. few days ago ne received a telegram 70
come to A >han 1, as Miss Moore was not expected
10 1--we. He went When he entered the young
lady'S room she raised up In bed muttered his
name, threw her arms about him. and died.
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Reunion of Veterana

survivors OF the battle OF wilson's rex at which
Gen. Nathaniel Lyon was killed, commenced hert
today. Several thousand persons including vet
Grams OF Doth the Union and confederate armies
from Missouri, Arkansas Iowa, Kansas and L.uisl
ana are present All are having 8 splendid time
ana the most cordial feeling prevails. Tomorrow
will be the chief day Of the reunion
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Hanlan, Ho,mcr ANA Courtnex

WATKINS, N. T.. August 9-Hanlan, Hosmer and
courtney have already arrived here and are In
uaily practlce for the coming regatta OF August
l4th and 18th. Wallace and Edward Ross, James
a: Teneyck, and others are expected here to-day.
Ine amateur entries closed tonight, and among
In the amateur ranks
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Alexandria Grain M.rket.

AaeXanOElo TRAIN MARKET
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2-The receipts Of grain
continue large, but less than 900 bushels were
offered today against some IL, 600 yesterday. This
morning 5000 bushels OF wheat sold-FultZ at l05a
liz, and Lon cherry at 1l2i116c. Corn was In fair
supply; LOCO bushels whit sold at &c.; $50 bush
els OF oats sold at &C., and y bushels rye at SIC
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I1HUMAS DOWLINa. Aucuoneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE. No. 1850, NORTHWEST CORNER
" FIRST A I'D FAYErTE STREETS. GkOhGE-
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day of "a
april, 1873 and recorded in Liber No. 7l5 one Of
the written request Of the arty secured thereby. will
sale at public auction In trout of the preses
on THURSDAY, the TWEETY-THIhD d 7 OF AtI-
gu 1. 1889. at FIv. O'CLOCK p. NJ. al those sub
DIVISIONS Of the lot Of ground numbered seventy
CD In hrskeds addition to gsorgstown. il sad
pounds to witt Begnning &C the northwest corner Of
LIST and Fayett Streets and running thence north tn
tn west line OF Fayette street C23)
thenca west and psra Ell with LIST street seventy
feet and three 6, inches to the east wall Of the late
Joshua bateman'. br OK stabe thence northery With
AMI parallel with LIST street twenty three 2S feet and
nine 80 inches more less the line of the Catholic
Church iot then south with the line Of said hurch
i4S feet six 90 inches more less to st
street and thence east by aud with the north line of list
street one hundred Q0O feet more or 10 tot ,lace
ball.
Terms Of sale: ne-third Of the purchase money in
cash. the residue IN two equal install payable in
and twelve months after tho day OF and
oy me notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the
ay Of sale at tho rate Of six per cent per snnu paya
Die semi annually and deed Of trust tho property
Sold or a cash. at the option Of the purchaser de
post OF 800 will be required ut the dine Of sac the
terms are not complied with in ten DAYS after the Of
sale the the right to resell the property
purchaser in default. All conveyanciny Ut the cost Of
au2, 9&23-3t Trustee.
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WOOD AND COAT.

CoAL AM Woop.
We have INST received large lot of Bakers PINE
WOOL also II, sh mined COAL. If superior o,ality for
coneste Use, a. VI which otter at lowest nlSrkat
Rates. A"'
lhe att ntop OF Consumers is respectfully invited to
IL iisyev tiCl C3 our stock.
STEPHENSON BRO.
me 7.h 81 wharf ard 18th St and Pa ave-
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CWAYNE's PILLS,

y IMPORTANT TO THE SICKl
Symphonic indicate disease, O continuance, days OF
suherin9. Eerchanre deathi symptoms are, impure
p10Gd costiveness irregular appetite. headache eour
Decnn8, soreness in back, breast and de heart palma
sensations, yellow akin.
'SWAYNE'S PILLs~
cure b gently removing ell cerrnpt matter. reeuating
ana nourtshng the SYSTEM % cents box Of 80 pils:
bboxes &.00 at Druggists OF by mail. 80
my10-th tn PhiadelDhis r.
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District Government Affairs.


DR.. Kleinschmdt has been appointed polIce sur.
ge0n IN place OF DR.. Newman, resigned.
THR TOTAL TAXES COLLECTED
The total amount OF taxes upon real estate In
tho District assessed and collected during the
nscal year ended 1882 IS was:
Taxes assessed q ss1 IN a
iaAeS collected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,ll2 sos 81
Delnquency this year. 1858 per cent. $2e2 467.l
AlrearaSeS prior to 1882 'SS collected
this year ....................... 2es es2 80
AEIeaEageS l66S-8S aS above. 922 ACT IL
Reduction this year Of taxes in arrears. s,4saes
The penalties paid by delinquent tax
PAYERS. In addition TO the above, prior
tol662-ts, were. ...................... 7s4o7N
ana curing 16S2-SS were. 1859 90
a16
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Wanted for q Robbery In Virginia.
NEW CHARGES AaAINsT The ALLEGED cULPRPEl
POST OFFICE ROBBERA

NEW CHARGES AGAINST THE ALLEGED CULPEPKR
POST OFFICE ROBBERA
A warrant was sent to police headquarters q
day or two ago from Richmond, Va, charging
Duke Sullivan alias Frank n. Ellis and Thomas
ON Il With rObbing tho residence OF william II
Richardson. OF Prince Edwards county, Va, OF
81, 100 In money and negotiable notes for 500 and
goid-plafed watch. Tho warrant was put IN the
hands Of Detective Bdealn, who to-day reCo5ered
the watch In this CITY and served the warrant on
the two men named, who are In jail here awaiting
the action OF the grand jury for rcbbing tho CUT
peper pest oMee It Y stated that one Of the men
once robbery. The detective swore cut warrant
In this city, so that the prisoners could not Ret
away until reQul0con was received from Viz.
gtnla for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
General Foreign News.
SENIOR ZORTYJ.A.

PARIS, August 9.-The report that Senior Gorilla
mao gone to Spain arose through his quitting his
France.
RELIGIOUS DISABILITIES IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, August "a ST. PetersOu N dis
patch to the Times says the coronation decree.
granting liberty OF worship to dtssenters only af.
Iects million OF sO-called registered disSenterA
Tnere are fourteen millions still unrelieved OF their
religious disabilities