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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.


STEEL RAILS! '''
Echedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18th. 1888.
ave.. ue and street. N -'0" 'e'o''
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
and Paoe Sleeping cars o a$of ts
point. without change; l0:ls q NJ. daily to Chicago
For littsbarf. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
f bnas d1i 40 b. is solid train to Pitts
For Toledo and Detroit VIA Monroeville, 1915 am.
rran a cr vi" fh s Sef for Dsr Ss
Parior and Sleeping Cars attached H. WIN
For 1875 on rssi asi' ss? 7 $50 a 49,
For i gs't as On .so so sc 1oos am
For oniGsi OILS g. Az am. 1910 and 4:4o: on Sunday.
Way stations between Washington and Baltimore,
P@ For Stations on pM e aa aca 7 q:
m d ttS a s.os t' Sum
dav; Tor frederick $3.50 q. m, lO:I6 a. m and x:45
For sss s1seG SUNDAYS s.y e.oep. Sunday
Tr.sn: .sriSs from tho West daily. s:2o 7:ss m.
From New York and Philadelphia. e:55. $50 am.
ro aay spo daily sscsIt o qnSy snna,v
From From Si.qass s;is I'm; daily except sunday
Sas: 1000 s am. So 500 S asy aa soS
Trains leave baltimore for Washington ata. 44o $40.
s @ s s1S . loisn 40 aa:i y: a aaD:
SO n sia sn I'm i:s % sa1
6:2o. so and 300 p. m.
lss ira, iTcm Washington stopt Relay Station ex-
o5s apply .as Baltimore
Pennsyv. svenue corner izth street where oriers
w be taken for baggage to be checked and received
msI1 ~ G K. Hkp. dssn Tan Paseenser Agent.
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Arrest 81 m ox.ReusBOa Clerk
cHARo1 OF USING THE NAILS HoR uPRoPER
PURPOxK0


This morning Gould p. Austin, who was clerk
In the Pension Office for some time prior to March
last, was arrested at his rooms, No als Pennsyl-
vania avenue, on the complaint OF officers OF the
Pension omce, for using the mails for improper
purposes With the pension officers was Deputy
Marshal Goss, who made the arrest, and Detective
Mattingly, who had a search warrant, under
which he found number OF oficia. penalty en-
velopes. some of11cial PIPER and mass OF CORE
spondence, which was taken. Austin was taken
before Y. s. Commissioners Bundy. where TT. Tur.
ner and John B. Sweat appeared for him, and
the case was continued for two weeks.
bail being fixed at 81, 500 The specific charge Is
mat Austin opened correspondence with claim
ants Tor pensions, representing that he was pos
sesSef or influence and could secure favorable ac-
ton on their claims. the case OF Helen r Richard
son, Of TecumSeh, Mich, being noted. which he
stated he would get through. and would expect
her TO do the handsome thing. To her he also
wrote that he was examining her case, and that as
soon as he could brief The evd ance ami make the
report it would be settled, and he also wrote her
that she must not divulge this or he would be re.
moved from Office, whereas he had been removed
several months before
commissioner Dudley Is taking special interest
In this class OF cases. and is limited that the
OF Austin Is hut small one compared TO Others
now under Investigation.
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A Ealal Duel

VANpALrA, Irrs, August 2S-A duel occurred
early this morning n ar Louien City, in this
county, between Louis Phillips and Jacob Rosen-
brook, both residents OF Bowling Green town SHIN.
In which the latter was killed Instantly; the former
wounded so badly that he died In few hours after
The anar had Its origin In grudge OF long Il nj.
Ing growing out or usrespectful remarks by Phil.
Ups concerning RoSenbrook's sister Rosenbrook
hr"d the frst shot, the ball entering Phillips
mouth. Philips staggered, and before falling
DISCHARGED his weapon. the ball taking effect At
one side OF RosPnbrook's mouth, and ranged up-
ward through the head Both were young men.
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Au25. 28k29~
THOMAs DOWNING, Auctionesr.

VEdOMAo DOWLINC, AuCttOh00r.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOU HEAsT
CORNER OF TWENTIETH RID AND STR EETS
A-DGN TWkNIY-sIXIH SIRE I, BETWEEN
= AND STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUG
On MONDAY SEPTEMBER THIRD at FIvEHa
O'CLOCK, will sell, on the premises Part Lot f. E:3
in square No. 60. fronting 81 feet on south side A
st eet by depth of 81 feet inche0n 23d street. i'm
2222 and 1924 street. between 22d and sd streets
northwest.
I'M. lMMED1ATEIY AL Err. Part Of Lot No in
square No H. fronting 90 feet the west side Of Goth
stree between and stre t. w. running throu n to
New Hampshire venue, and impr. we'd by comfort
TERMS One third cash; balance in one and two years
with inte est secured 10y deed Of trust property
Will be required on each piece of property at time Of
au24-d&is THOM s DOW ING Auctioneer.
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SARATOGA, n. T., ADJUST 28--First race, equity
stakes. for twoyear-odS, three-Quarters OF mile,
Lloyd Daily flrst, Geystone second, and Loftin
third. Time, 1:17.
The second race. one mile and a-half, for all
ages was won by Cleaner, Taxyatherer second
and Wallensee third. Time, 2:37x.
The third race, three-Quartersol mile, was won
oy Lady Loud, Pearl Jennings second and Pope
Leo third. Time, :l5
The fourth race, handicap steeplechase, about
TWO miles and three quarters, was won by Rienzi
Di,turbance second, and Miss Moulsey third Time,
5:14
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FURNITURE, BODY BRUSSELS d OTHER
CARPETS, BIDDING. &C.. AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated January l7th A. D.
1882. and duly rect rded in Lib No. 99i folio I53
OF the land records for Washington d. C. and by
direction Of the party secured thereby shall sell at
FOURTH: D: 1888. cemmsnclng at Ten .o'cLo, K
E9rnitnre Bedding. Carpets etc. mentioned in the
HANDSOME Psror suite upholstered in silk.
bony Tables, covered with plush; Lasy Chairs
Handsome Walnut Chamber Suites.
Walnut Marble top Buffet Dining room Chairs brace
arm.
Walnut Chionier. costly; Han Rack mirror back
Walnut PHI ar xtension Table
Walnut ecretary. elegantly carved.
Lace Curtains and ambreQu M.
Walnut Library Tables, Walnut Writing Desk Boston
Easy Chair.
Lounges. French Couchesl Walnut Folding Chair
Maroon Sleepy Hollow, Walnut Hall chairs
Reclining Chair. upholstered in leather
Body Brussels. Tapestry Ingram and other Carpets.
Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Sheep Mats.
Ash Chamber Sutee, Mante Mirrors.
Mattresses, Druxgets, Blankets Comforts Sheets
- Towels, Napkins. springs, etc.
Many other articles, too numerou to mention.
be above collect Of furniture is in perfect order
ami worthy the attention of buyers.
au23.d WALTER b. WILLIAMS Trustee.
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STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD SUITE. B. Church
to-day entered a second suit against the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, through Mr.. L. G. Hine and
Messrs Hagner 4 Maddox. He claims $4,000
damages to his property-seventeen dwelling
houses-on 18th street, between Maryland avenue
and D street south west
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES. COMPRISING
AND GALE TES CHOW CHOW. PICKLES.
gELIIES. EX Z, IA. GANHED GOODS, SAR-
sYtPs, s "P AID willow Will WV WARE iof pAPEk
AND PAPER BAG :. T CADDIES, TN AND
GhAsSWARE. CROCKERY. LAMPS. &c; COAL
Oh 9nx AND LA LARGE IANK, coal HOBS ICE
SCALES. FINE LARGE COFFEE MILL, SILVER
LATED SHOW CASE. CHEfsE CASE, COUN-
TERS AND FIXTURE &C., &c. ALSO, HORSE,
W WAC On, AAp HARNESS. BEING THE ENTIRE
TAINBD IN STORE No. 2s25 BRIDGE STREET.,
GEORG TOWN, D. c., Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST TWENTY
NINTH. 1888. at Ten O'CLOCK, at 1926 Bridge
street, Twill sell the aboya nearly new and complete
stock. The stock and fixtures will be at private sal
until goth instant. and offers lendd Opportunity
for an investment. Store for rent. For further in
formation apply to the auctioneer
Ter, cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
aul7-1Ot Anctonoer
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

PREPARATORY SALE OF ELEGANT WALNUT
MAKBLE-TOP CHAMB R SETS extra SIZE
SGbbAASssIEs,; !, WALNUT ,1 PARL0R UITEs On
MARBLE-ToP TABLES; VERY ELI.GA T AND
"a GE; WALNUT WARDROBES EXTRA
BODY. TAPESTRY AND ING: AIN C1tPETs;
WoXES;;WikE MAITk, ssEs; Fl HAIR
hoiSTnEs: FEATfEk kNc RI oTs mp
TEL MIRRJR, IN WALNUT AND Gill LAi GE
GID; XTEEsI0M TABLE; WALNUT AND
G G9fS1G s; WJNP3T III PEsi .EELEaANT
TM A6>w MIEf4kEp c Rah1K2 H kdsr EASK
MAaaBLt; d TABLE, wA AL Lou Gas
GTHtHkS; Rk9P LIGHT LIT kM ,crHAIRS
ESTIE CONTENTS OF HOUSE No. 94l Il
STREET NORTHWE 7. CORNER OF TEN d.
On THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST THIk-
TIt TT commens ing ct Ten o,CLoCK, viii sell.
the above mentioned Furniture being nearly new and
in splen i'd condition Chamber Sets and Wardrci es
being especially fine being all contained in fifteen
rooms.
Parties furnishing should attend this SALE a the
articles have been well kept and good as new a st
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r FOLEY, Auctioneer.

MI FOLEY, Auctoneer.
will sell the stock Of Dry and Fancy "a, con.
tanned in store No 9 7h street northwest at auction
commencing EVERY MORNING AT 1EN-AND-
A-HALF O'CLOCK. end will continue from day to day
until all IS d sposed Of.
Tho stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods, velvets
Gar hmeres Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Marseilles
L:ees and Embroideres. Dress Shirts sheetngs In ali
widths. Cassimeres, Fannes, Domestics Of all XII ads,
Lawns aud other articles too nuElerOua to mention.
ladies' are specially invited to ttend this SALE the
goods are fine and VIII be sold witho reserve
ty30 NJ FOIL . Auctioneer.
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THE NEW YORK srncx uApKu-
Name.
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio.
DO. list pref
~ ~


SAFdOB MUKDEk Nd.
On Sunday last James s. Leary, a farm hand
near still Pond. Kent county, Nd, killed b
Gallup, his employer. Mrs Gallup had read
postal card sent to Leary. which provoked him
very much, and he abused Mrs Gallup In violent
language. Mr. Gallup, shortly afterwards, told
him that he must be more respectful In his Ian.
guage towards Mrs. Gallup. He said that this was
not the nrst occurrence OF the kind, but Il must be
the last With this Gallup turned 10 leave him,
out Leary said to him savagely: "Arm and face
me like a m n when you want u talk TO me-" Gal.
lup again turned TO face him, but In the mean
time Leary had drawn his knife, and as Gallup
turned he plunged IL In The side OF his abdomen
and drew it across, laying bare the bowels. Gall
lup put both hands TO his stomach and said: my
COD, am murderedl" The wounded man was
carried into the house, and medical attendan
was summoned but he died yesterday morning.
Leary has been arrested.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
CHAusorr j. REED ma
Offers the following Special Bargains in
PIANOS AND ORGANS

No. Ia Double Pound, deliberately finished Rose
Eocd Square Grand Piano, maze by VIM Knabe & o.,
a. cost or $3.50, property of ex-sepator very
htie, and without \ scratch. Price Only 80.
NO. "A uperb Upright, in handsome ebonized
case, used four MONTHS made by the leading Boston
has no superior Original price. eoo
No. "a ful 7-octsve ilos wood Piano, carved legs
overstrnv a-e goo,i rs new. used three months by
ex-cierk, offereu Z IT cash at 80.
No: 4-ful Loot Piano, with overstruns base. made
$780, offered 1T $l25.
5.-An eleg mt Ioct. 3-stringed Cabinet Grand
UPRIGHT Piano me offered By manufacturers at Sl75
NO. Ga genuine Daniel F. Beatty. s1l5 n Stoop
Organ. only $50.
No. IA superior Organ in octaves by J. Esty Il
Co., $50.
No. Especial prices in the .matrhless Shonin1er
Cymbels Organs, the only organs containing "a com
plete chime of bells; sold On S. monthly payments.
q. J. REED,
au2O 433 7th street no: Invest,
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.


SALE BY CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE WORKS OF
ART, HAVING FORMERLY BELONGED To
THE RIYAL BOURBON FAMILY OF FRANCE
B0UGHI " HOTEL DE vENTE, PARIS, 1877
At k r. 10 It, = NO 1889 THIRT- ENTH
G ei,G1 Bet TWENTY-NINTH. 1883. AT ELEVEN
WORKS OF ART.
l. one UNIQUE Cabinet Secretaire In Mosaic wood and
=. Two Antique Candeabres, gilt bronze, with black
WlnSed Statuet es; very massive and heavy, like
those IN thateau de Versailles.
D. Iwo Flower Vases, Porcelaine de Seyres.
=. Two cups with Ssucers and Covers, Antique Por-
ceia1ne de Sevres U7S3) from Chateau de Fontsine-
bleau, with portra ts of Louis XVI. and the Prin-
cess Lsnballe. Of the deep blue enamel (bleu du
Rod which Is now lost art. Very rare. and OF
5. One Pendule and two Candelabres, of French solid
ri t bronze.
g. One Monoee of largest size tgass inches in diam,
et.r). in Walnut Case.
And Immediately thereafter the household efects VIII
be sold per manuscript. named in part
hoee" pod Case Psno, tool and Cover Parlor Suite
upholstered In Raw silk Velvet Conches. Lace Cur
Tables, Library Tables. Raw silk Curtains. Hal
Rack. Ienness ee Marble Base Mirror back; Wa nLi
Chiffonier, Marble Top Chamber suites. Ward.
robes. Folding Bed-Sofa.. Walnut Pillar Extension
Table, Walnut Marble Top Bduffe Easy Chairs,
Brace Arm Dining Chairs, Refrigerator, Chid't
Carr.aEe, Bfu ssels, In9rain and other Carpets.
China and Glassware: Kitchen Utensils, etc.
GUST 2sTH. from l to o'clock p. m. Catalogue can
WA TER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts
au24-d Corner 10th and Pennsyl vania Avenue.
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The Wood JevVelFy Robbery.
stsHEENY NIKE" ARRESTED In NEW YORK.

dispatch from New York August e. says: MI
chael Shehan, alias "Sheeny Nike" was arrested
tonight on a warrant issued by q. & Commits
sioner Osborn. He is charged with having stolen
$500 worth OF Jewelry from house in Washington
"Sheeny MIKE" was under the name Of Michael
Mart Allen, John Burnell alias Little Johnny and
Michael Conway for the larceny on September g.
1851 OF tewelry valued at SEQ from the safe Of
Chas T. Wood, on the 0aths OF W N. Wood, Chas
T. Wood and Chas OLeary.
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Alexandra Grain Market
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR

About 1000 bushels OF grain were offered: $500
bushels OF wheat. OF which 400 bushels were red,
were sold. Common wheat not up to market
grade sold as low as rs cents and 81. FultZ soil at
1O5a112, and Loagberry at 11la114. Some 500 bush.
els or corn brought SO 60 cents, and 1873 bushels of
oats 50 cents per bu,heL 225 bushels OF rye put
on change were left over unsold.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGglanS to The Star.
Tho uaho. nnr..,,~.,,o

The Labor Investigation.
NEW YORK, August 26-The Senate sub-commft.
tee On labor and education resumed their session
to-day. VIM. g. Moody, of Brooklyn, author OF
Land and Labor" was the first witness
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BALTIMORE. August 28-Vtr9ina e. consolidated,
36h past-dne coupons. 40; 5s, so; ->orth Caro-
lima 6s old. 1868 bid TO- day.
BALTIMORE. AUGUST 28.-Cotton dull - middling,
1Oh. Flour unchanged and dull. Wheat-southern
steady and quiet western lower closing steady southern
red. l3n1 l6; do. amber. l.15al. 10; No Maryland
.17sal. TX; No: 2 western winter. red srot and
AUGUST iSal l5H september. l1hAal lszs Octo-
southern white SOa62: do. yellow: Ssae4; western
October. 6lka613s; November. 81 asked; steame. So
ssksd Oats highermscnthern. s2a3s; western white.
steady 6aa66e Hay UNCHANGED. Provisions unch sneed
and fair 13bbiDS trade demand: Butter steady
&C. Petroleum unclaimed and quiet Coffee steady.
so s copper sn se 1' qas hslS
steady. IL sal. lsH: FreiShts to Liverpool
changed. Recoiptsdour, 9o8 barrels: wheat 202 O0l
bushels: corn. 1000 bushels; oats. g. 600 bushels
rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments-whsat. IS. 0OO bush.
els: corn, IL, 600 bushels.
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The Recent Collision i'm Chesapeake

., BALTIaoRs. August as,The board Of local
steamship VIM. Lawrence from blame in the sink
Ing or the schooner Sarah Lavinia, in Chesapeake
Day, on the 10Th instant, by which the vile and
two children OF Captain Anderson, of the
schooner, were drowned. Captain Anderson has
Instituted suit against the owners or the steamer
for damages.
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1lUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoncers.

SETS, LzAfhERscoSEkI OH pINf HaH ROOM
MAkSs 1 TAB
TAINs AND cokS16:, ENaRAY1NGs Hat HtF
CHINA AND aLAsswARk XIII Hen d i n
SIls a e.. &G &c., BENG The ENTIRE con:
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. =
rf On FRIDAY =, NORM e. AUGUST THIRTY:
FIRST, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK we will
SELL at the above residence. the emit furniture &c
&c contained therein, being nearly new and arty
respectfully Gale /. au374t
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LONDON, August 28.-Mr. Shaw. the British m g.
sionary who was arrested in Madagascar on a
charge OF melting the HOvas to resist the French,
but who Was Afterwards released, int. ndS 10 press
Claim for indemnity against France Tor the loss
OF his property and Tor false imprisonment
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Destructive Fire At WilltauSpOrt, Pm.
WILLIAMsPORT, PA. august 8.-The loss by the
lire In the lumber yard here last night, which was
gotten under control at about one O'Clock this
morning, is fully 5000 900.
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District Ga0vermmene Affairs.

LIQUOR LICENSR2
The application Of Patrick Ward for liquor
license &C No 1855 9TH street, and George O. Miller
No. 2l0 6th street northwest were approved by the
Commissioners to-day.
BUILDING permits
have been issued by Inspector EntWfsle as follows:
Dennis Fogarty, repair dwelling No 172s 9th q n.
W.: $80a J. ]. morse. repair dwelling No TO 3 st
NV. 3200 Ernest Fre1oey, repair dwelling No
$40 G st ne; S30a John Walsh, repair dwelling
No. 1850 18th St NV: eco Geo r. Moore, repair
dwelling No. A1 g st n.W.s 90
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ODONNELL'S APPEAL REJECTED
CAPE TOWN, August 8.-The supreme court has
rejected the appeal OF O'Donnel TO be tried here.
O'Donnell sailed Tor England to-day.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND LONGFELLow'S HoMR.
LONDON, August 28-The Prince OF Wales has
accepted Ernest LOngfellow's painting OF the poet
Longfelow's residence at Cambridge, Mass.
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Tele9raphfc Briefs
The N aFK0tS.

About 800 deaf mutes attended the first tri-
ennial national convention, which began In New
York to-day,
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News Briefs.

Dr. Harrison Wagner the famous litigant OF
Frederick county, Mo, against whom 703 att ach.
mentS were issued by the CHIEF Judge or that dis
trlct last Friday Tor contempt or court IN dsobey-
Ing one OF It's decisions, which was also arirmed
Dy the appellate court, was yesterday placed In
prison
The report that Mary Churchill. the girl miss
Ing from ST. Louis, had been found at Keokuk,
Iowa, proves to be untrue.
A. A Atherton county treasurer OF RoScommon
county, Mich, IL Is alleged has gone with funds
amounting TO about SIS, 900 which did not belong
John Dees was shot yesterday, while riding in
buggy, between Lake City and Wellborn, Fla, by
an assassin concealed In q schoohouSe by the
roadside, who fired through q crack, the whole
charge taking effect In Dees' back.
At Rushv!lle, Ind, David Woods was stun to
death Sunday by honey bees His team was also
killed.
Ex-Chancellor James p Carroll, OF South Caro-.
lima, died at CBSar's Head, on Friday night last.
from an attack OF erysipelas, brought on BY the
bite OF spider on his lip.
Delegates from the building trades unions or
dered strikes In New York yesterday upon seven
buildings, upon which John Tucker, builder en-
pioying non-union men, has contracts.
The FAILURE OF OSCAR wuDEs PLAY-Vera
MI oscar Wilde'S play, presented at the Union
Square theater, New York, besides being severely
handled by the critics, failed TO popular a-
provai, the audiences having continued 10 dimin.
1sh In size at each representation After one
weeks tIial Mr. Perzel, the manager ana husband
OF Marie Prescott, the only female IN the play,
yesterday announced its withdrawal from the New
YORK ords, COME Ssipg that his losses FAR ara
very large, and that he flnds himself unable 10 in
cur further risks He promises 10 produce Vera
In other cities, where he is confident IL Will prove
more popular. Mr.. Wilde In the meantime, learns
that posing esthete Is less difficult than sue.
ceSSful playwr1ting.
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RANGE OF nm THHRAoHsrxR.-Thee following
were the readings at the olco OF tbs chief a1gnal
ofncer to-day: am. @ II al N, 3l0s q pm. o.
Maximum, 7ka: minimum. 664
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THE FOLLOWING PosTMAsTERs were commits
stoned to-day: John w. Williams, Drumcliff st.
Marys county, Nd, "a new post ONCE; Jno. B.
Lynch, Avon, DOddridge county, VIVA.
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HoMpsoNs

FUvHE ''UTTOn GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids ell expensive attendance
no loss OF tme no handling of fuel and no ashea 1t s
ned eatensayey for running Passenser and Freight
and Lithographios Presses Coffee Mills nossters Pa
per and Ruling Machinery. Lataes. kc. &c. This en-
g1ne runs with extreme 6moothnesg and regularity OF
SPEED the east number Of working pars and
great simplicity Of mechanism
For particulars to pricoG &c. apply st ONES Of
Washington Gas Liz ht Co. iyl3
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GRIxAULr & Co.'S
MAIICO CAPS ULRS
Are warranted to effect rapid in the most severe
cases OF private diseases They do not fatigue the
stoniae5 sal other apsules with liquid Sopaiba do
and VIII he found safe and effective remedy
VIRTUALLY SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Notes from Cincinnati.
CsIcAL-PoiITICAL-A VICTIM OF THE PAN HANDLE

L-PolITICAL-A VICTIM OF THE PAN HANDLE
DISASTER
CINCINNATI, o., August 2S-Herr Shadrick late
or the Leipsic Conservatory OF Music, has arrived
here, and viii take charge OF the violin department.
or the College or Music OF this city.
The committee OF Is democrats appointed by a
secret meeting or democrats yesterday, are now
considering the question or calling new conven.
uon They will report tomorrow.
VIM III. Hoyt, the postal clerk who was injured
In yesterdays disaster on the Pan Handle IA 4.
road, at Mingo junction. died last night
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tfefollowing are the opening and closing orfc.,
tItLe New York stock Market to-day a. reoortsI
tyspecial wire 10 II. IL Dodge, $50 18th sire At
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CoA1 AND Woop.

CoAL AND Woon.
We have lust received large lot of Bakers PINE
WOOI also fin sh mined COAL Of superior quality for
domestic use. all OF which offer ut lowest market
rates
he attention of consumers Is respectfully invited to
IL Inspection OF ourstOck.
STEPHENSON BRO,
mIs Tfh 80 wharf srd 10Th ST. end Pa ave.
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NEW York. August &.-The hog cholera has
made its appearance at PatchOgue. l. L num-
Der OF farmers have met With heavy losses by the
death OF their swine from the disease.
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IN THURSDAY. AUGUST THIkTIEr TIL, 1885, A
EN- GCLuCK A.. shall sall at store 40 7th
Groceries in store No 40 consisting in part
OF Teas Golfers. Liquors. Canned Goods. Fancy and
MiIlowwsre. Tinyars. Japanned Ware, g assware.
toe msrous to mention. Sale win commence at T
OGsLOt A. n; and continue from day 70 lay until
sold. At TWELVE O'CLOCK SAME DAY will cell a
Valuable Family Horse, years old. Also. agon.
Harness. Hav Cutter and one Money Safe.
Terms: Cash.
The above stock will be sold in lots to suit
G. GEORGE GOLDEN. Assignee
p. p. Ii TIE. AuctlOneer.
Au25. 28E29s 603 Louisiana avenue