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General Foreign News By Cable.

THE WURZBCRY DUEL.
WURZBURY, July 16-The name Of the German
American who shot student dead in q duel yes
terday is Lennig. His opponents name was MO
schel The duel was fought at ten PAGES Mo-
Schel was shot in the abdomen and died shortly
afterwards. The two men belonged to rival stu
dents societies. The duel was caused by Lennig
Insulting MOschel
Mr. GLADsToNEs srATEMENTa
LONDON, July 16.-Mr. Gladstone, replying to q
question by Mr.. Chaplin, conservative, In the
house of commons this afternoon, said he could
not propose any legislation In regard to the impor-
that careful examination OF cattle in every
country be made, so that they could see whether
ton of disease was necessary. Mr.. Gladstone
stated that no further news from Madagascar rel
alive to Tamatane affairs had been received.
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PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER


Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18TH 1888.
Leave washington from station corner Of Now Jersey
For Chcaxo. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
daily at sos a. m, 1918 a. M, 1910 D. m. with
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change: lO:15 M. daily to Chicago.
For Ilttsbars, Cleveland and Detroi. at $50 a. m.
burg with sleeping Cars attached 'n' 1a'n 70 f1''S
For Toledo and Detroit wa MonroeviIe. 1915 am.
Trains Tor PhiIadephis and New York at 10 i. m
ssd ssspns sea M daily
IoSs Sss1 SiSS ' 81? IS So s; 49,
For Annapols s. 10 am. i2:io and 40 On Sunday.
For Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
6Ao For a. ..,, 12:10 pm $50 40 and 80
daily e1csp. sunday $50 a. M. 4:45 and As D. m
asY d 1pT S,annsSn. go an daily sscet SIM
pm, daily except Sunday. '' -'-A
for hasess!Swn lo:l5 NJ. daily except Sunday. 545
Trsns arrive from the West daily. s2o. 1886 M.
From SorI N. 3 Philadelphia. 1855. $50 m.
From Aa6pnaROs am. i:so. s:s7 Pm. Sunday,
asIz :ss1 paa suns s
1000 Am, 2. Is. 4:2c pm, and 500 I'm. dailv;
Eo;1f ~ Sq Ri io:oo an, 800 pm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington .sa Am s..o
s.o !so s:aS go zoe . 1SsS ssS
days. 440. 7;lS. 5:3o. 9. $40 am. ESQ. An
Antrans from Washington stop At Relay Station A..
sastSsE iaaorm..,en .gpy :. the Baltimore and
70 b checked ana sssssss
Y Y: + o [ nj s!f n q T. Baltimore.
myl4 Q. X. LORD. Genr passenger AGENT.
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The International Rifle Match.
THR BRITISH TEAM TO COMPETE WITH THE AMERl

CAMS
LONDON, July 16-The rifemen at Wimbledon
have subscribed 40 pounds, which Will be com.
peted for by the members OF the American team.
The British team and reserve selected to compete
against the American rife team in the approach
Ing International match are as follows: Corporal
Bates. OF the 1st Warwick regiment; Corporal
the % Cheshire; Sergeant Dods, of the list Ber-
wick; Sergeant Gratwick. OF the LIST Devon Ser
geant Hargreaves, OF the 10th Lancashire; Capt.
GOdsal, OF the I'd Bucks; Quartermaster cold
smith, of the LIST Gloucester; Private Gibbs, do
Private Goodear, OF the 9th Lancashire; Private
Lowe, of the 18th Middlesex; Private McVittie OF
the LIST Dumfrtes; Private Watteworth, OF the 9th
lancashire; Major Humphrey, Of the Cambridge
University Rifles: Major McKerrel, OF the lst
Ayrshire; Major PearSe. OF the 4th Devon; Major
Young, OF the 21st Mddlesex, and Lieut.. White
head, OF the 9Th Lancashire The Americans eX-
press themselves satisfied with their reception
In England, and say that the ample practice they
are having compensates in a great measure for
the exclusion OF the wind gauge.
The American team are satisfied with the re.
suit OF their practice to-day.
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REGINALD FENDALL.}
CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. ty14-d&
WM. P. YOUNG. Real Estate Auctioneer.

AUCTIoN SALE OF FOUR AND A-QUARTER
Road A ANb p1 sETT BaASca SEVENTH
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated July 18th. A. a
D. 1875. and duly recorded on the 18th day of$7S&
July AID 1876 in Iiber No. $685. folio DOL Of the-A
land records OF the District Of Columbia will SELL
PUBIC gale, on the premises, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK P; NJ. on FRIDAY. JULY TWENTIETH.
ID 1883 the following described piece Of land in the
county OF Washington, District Of Columbia viz Lot
M containing acres rood and "a Perchss
In Washington county, d. c.. made for BEN amin
SUNNY in which is duly Of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the remainder in
one and two years. at cent interest deposit of
6ioo at time OF sale. Conveyancing at purchasers
cost All of purchase money may be paid in cash. at
purchasers option.
jy 1,A.l7,1 9 WM. 8. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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Western Union and the OPERATOR.
DECLINE IN THE PRICE, OF THE aroCY

NEW YORK, July 16, p. m.-Western Union has
declined from 6Ox to 1871, on reports that the tele-
graph operators will send in their demand for
increased pay and shorter hours OF work to the
company to-day. It is said that the company win
De given % hours to consider the matter. The
general stock market continues weak and
lower. Manitoba has fallen from 118A to 107k.
Inc Mercantile Trust company is paying the
western Union q dividend OF X per cent to the
shareholders to-day, under the Gould agreement
THE OPERATORS DEMANDS
Ldter: the committee from the telegraphers' Or
ganizatlon. composed Of seven members. from Diff
Ierent cities, called on Gen. Eckert about one
O'Clock to-day and presented letter requesting
general increase OF Is per cent In the salaries OF
operators and slight reduction in their hours OF
work. and requested that q reply should be re-
turned as early as convenient for MIN to do So No
time was stipulated for, and no threats were
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News Bf1efDs
Ma Ingy aad MI are
private car at West Jersey depot. To-day they
left for Mount washington.
that cholera has arrived In London and that there
are several cases In East London.
It is ofncialy denied In London that the Mar
guis OF Ripon has telegraphed his resignation Of
Donald Currie & Co. IS steamer Taymoutn Castle
oficer. who stated that the French had taken
Tamatave. The passengers were forbidden to 60
". h b. Murray, Of Adirondack fame, proposes
to open law onice in New York city and another
In San Antonio.
.yem" Mace and Herbert slade arrived in New
slade says that after nghting Mitchell he win
challenge Sullivan.
minister, was arrested Saturday. CHARGED With
cruelty beating little girl named Rosa Strauss,
who was In her employ.
OF the Immaculate Conception. Lowell, Mass, has
been appointed provincial OF the Oblate Fathers
Through an oversight in swearing in Mr.. Hickey.
lieutenant governor Of Nova Scotia, no legal mar
riage can take place In that province except by
John Mccullough, the actor, has been forced BY
ll-health to cancel all his engagements for next
A dispatch from Cokato, Mimi, says that satur-
witch was fui q Tsiiross and sssysiiSs men; men.
G0eY
could escape and many injured
At q bull light at Guaymas. Mexico, Saturday, q
handsome toreador was gored to death by an In
furiated bull.
During rain storm at Barnsley, Eng. ON sun
day, dve children. who had taken refuge In a cul-
vert, were drowned BY q sudden rush OF water.
Their corpses were swept distance Of two mfles
Elijah j. Hayes and Rum Mcconnell, two young
men living near Paris Tenn. quarreled yesterday
and Mcconnell fatally shot Hayes ana then
started home, but fell dead from excitement
Frederick schuldt sr:, OF Reading. Pa. had his
son Frederick arrested Saturday Tor threatening
hts life The son was locked up, and half an hour
afterwards was found dead. having hung hirnaelf
with strips torn from his shirt.
At WuTzburg student at the university WA
shot dead yesterday In . duel His ansaRonlst. q
0efman-American, has ned
Christopher Moore gambler, was shot In The
neck ana instantly killed in New York last NIGHT
by Eugene Aouile. Frenchman, whom he q
saulted
Nj. John r. Meredith, appraiser general In the
baltimore custom house. dted yesterday S0d0enN
az his residence IN that city, In the saventy-thir
year OF his ago
ass e LEsos.ees, Hungary: he's ea.ssd
- To prefecs q police are mina19.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE PUBLIC AuCT1O,

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Seven CD acres Of arabic land overlooking the Poto.
mac river just beyond the northern boundary Of Alex
andrta, Va, suitable for truck farm for building
Uses. 80 F
heretofore opened and worked situate in Alexandra
County virginia opposite Georgetown. This quarry
mac and runs down at slope of As degrees to the wa
ters edge, and Is the nearest quarry to Washington
bridge.
The above described tracts form part of the estate
ton among his heirs Title perfect and warranted free
from 81! LENS OF taxes or otherwise; The tract OF
AUGUST FIRST: 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, the
whole The quarry lot will also be sold on tha ground
On the following day. THURSDAY, AUGUST SEC
ON ~, at SIX O'CLOCK p. M.
Terms: Cash on delivery Of deeds.
T.. ]. MACKEY.
jy12-d&ds Office. Webster law WI Rn M1is,
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GOOD NEWS FROM TEXAS

GOOD NEWS FROM TEXAS.
Mr.. THOMAS A. Howard. Of Honey Grove. fsnnin
county. Texas, under date Of April s. 1855 writes a
follows:-
have been suffering during several years from Sc
we're Illness and general breaking down Of my physi.
cal system. ana have tried the treatment and prescrip.
tons Of many doctors far and near and Travelled to the
Hot Springs and other mineral springs famous for their
remedial Quaitea drinking the waters and bathing
systematically in their healing depths but al to no
avail a. steadily failed In heath; and although In.
formed by my physicians that my ailments and weak
nesses were the result Of kidney disease Of dangerous
character. they could sveme nothing to cure me- Dur
ing the past two years my sussrings ct times wee
dreadful and had the most indescrbable pains in the
regions about the kidneys. the paroxysms Of which
to render itmpossble for me to Sleep
While IN this deplorahls and discouraged condition
Was persuaded 10 try Hunts Remedy and after using
less than half bottle my great suferinss and psrox.
ysms Of pain were entirely relieved and could aleep
better and lonser than mad in two years before and
although am now on my third bottle only, my i'm.
provement Is very remarkable. and regret that did
not know Of the wonderful curative powers OF Hunts
Remedy before it would have saved me years Of suf
fering heartily recommend to all afflicted with any
kidney disease or disease Of the urinary organs"
CHIT MY CASE EXACrLY.,
Please allow me to speak in the highest terms Of
Hunts Remedy. for 1t hit my case exactly. had
kidney and urinary trouble pretty bad. was recon.
mended Hunts Remedy. took teaspoonful a. d.
rected 1felt decided change At the first DOSE took
two bottles. and have felt like new man ever SINCE
Please receive the sincere thanks Of myself for the ben
efts which sought vany for and found only in Hunts
Remedy.
will cheerfully give this same opinion Of Hunts
Remedy to any one who wishes It by addressing
ROBERT d. ARCHER
81 Lnnard street. Philadelphia.
March IL, 1883. iv16
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A GARD.
49,. d1 "a yho are saerias nom the errors sndn
- uoas q youth. nervous weakness early docay
ioss q msshced &c. WIN snds recpe hat Win cur:
S01: n - Ox CAAk0E. This great remedy was dis
.sxacFeeSd e1ye,oPe 20 TIE REV. JoGx1H .INNAx
Sss~N0 ~ ~ 1ok1 W. o9-AtA, q, &k,1Y
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Nellie Turner Claim.

WHAT THE AyToRNHys m THE CASE eAY-WIIL rBE
IDENTITY or THl CLAIMANT IN DsPUrRps
STAR reporter applied this afternoon at the
ONCE Of Messrs Hagner q Maddox, the attorneys
OF Mira John A. Starr. to know whether Mrs.
Starr would deny the relationship claimed by
Mollie Turner. Mr.. Hagner stated that be had not
conferred with his client since Miss Turner's claim
had been announced, ana did not know what the
facts OF the case were. A call at the Riggs house
upon MIA Starr elected the response, brought
down hy bell boy from the upper region OF the
house, that that lady was "not In"
MI. r. s. Davis, attorney for Mise Turner, said
10 STAR reporter that MIS- Starr could not deny
the relationship OF Miss Turner to her husband,
and he did not believe she would. He said he
thought Ms Starr was perfectly honest In max
Ing AFFIDAVIT before the court about her husbands
telling her that he had no relatives Her husband
very naturally endeavored TO conceal from her
his relationship with Molly Turner and also stated
20 her that Mrs. Ellen Starr was his stepmother
He had never introduced his mother to bis wife.
MRS. J. w. Starr was divorced woman when she
married Mr.. Starr. Her first marriage
was unfortunate. Her husband, it IL
stated. was dissolute, and she was
finally obliged to leave him Mr.. Davis says that
there are some portions OF the will that viii need
judicial construction, and It may be year before
the estate ID settled As to the identity Of Miss
turner, ne says there are many people In this city
who have known her from childhood. When she
was young girl she boarded with her mother at
the Metropolitan hotel, and went to the same
school with many young ladies who have since be-
come prominent In Washington society.
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Severe Storm i'm Penn.ylyanfa.

READING, Pa. July IA violent storm passed
over this county yesterday At Bernvtlfe five
inches OF rain fell in an hour. The streets were
flooded, and small streams rose to considerable
height washing away fruit trees and quantities OF
garden truck. At WOmelsdOrf q grain elevator
was unro0fed. At MyerSt0Wn church was dam.
aged by lightning.
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STEAMERS.
A Liam LINE-SUMMER SERVICE.

A Liam LINE-SUMMER SERVICE
Quebec to Liverpool every Saturday, making the
sh rtsst ocean yaxe. Only five days from land to
land Accommodations unsurpassed. Cabin-S7O and
$50 single; sl35 and so Excursion.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday, via
Haiifs1 and st. Johns. n. f.
Intermediate Passage, $40. Prepaid I1eerage S2l
LEVE ALDEN, General Agents
207 Broadway. New York; or,
Al Washington, d. c.:
D. A BROSNAN, 6l2 9th street
JAMES BELLEW, I'll 7th street.
g. ". MOSS. Us Pennsylvania avenue.
tyll-w.s M 6m
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rNUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneer..

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON NOkIH g STREET, BETWEEN SEQ
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST Ar AUG.
TON.
BY virtue Ct two deeds Of trust accorded respec
Li6er No 1,025 folio s2s ct seq Of the laid rec-a
DAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF JULY, 1883. at
EVE O'CLOCK T. M. in front of the premises, all
IN the city OF Washington c. and being known and
on the ground plan plat Of said city as the
i12 lot s Numbered fsse 90 II square numbered
the improvements ways easements. rights privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging or In any
wise 8ppectaintnG. -
Terms: One. third cash; balance in six and twelve
cured by deed trust ON property sold or ali cash st
purchasers option deposit Of 800 required ct sale
Convey ancing &C.. at purchasers COST Terms to be
complied with in days. otherwise resale Of rsk
and cost Of defaung purchaser after i've days public
Washington. d. q.
@. q. GREEN, Trr.t...
N11-d&CR MN. KING In ( 4EO6teo0
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District Government Affair.
A TEMPORARY INSPECTOR APPOINTED.

Mr.. Thomas Mcmahon was to-day appointed
temporary inspector in the engineer department
at compensation OF a per diem, to take effect
tomorrow. He will be assigned TO duty on st.
southeast on street improvements
THR BOARD OF AssHssoRS
several cases OF assessments were reconsidered
oy the board OF assessors to-day, but no reduc.
tons were made. There were q large number OF
appeals made, and many applicants after exami-
nation OF the Geld book, and seeing the assess
ments went away satisfied
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i SYMPTOMS AND CTrRR

SYMPTOMS AND CURE
Inc symptoms are. moisture, Ike perspiFation I'm.
tense tchinE tnc.ea:sd by scr.tchine. very diatIe
crawling In and about the rsctu; the private paTs arc
sometimes Affected. II Above ed n Continue very SRI
=, pleasant SURE cure Also for 1etter. Itch. Salt
M ecaId He'd Erypelaa Baxbers, Itch. Motchea
SHntci Z bore 1;2S Gin stampa.l Addreo DIR
Rists. An ~ ~
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GOinv IN I.iherfa

NEW YORK, July 16-The bark Monrovia sailed
this morning for Liberia, having on board nfteen
from the southern states, propose making their
future homes in Liberia
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
SPECIAL SALE Or
UPRIGHT PIANOS ETYY
BY CHAUNCEY ]. REED.
1913 SEVENTH STREET N. ".

No Ian deliberately carved 3-stringed double rose
Tood veneered with extra grand. cabinet grand by
fered at onethird. and win take piano in exchange
No "A Cabinet Grand by the leading Boston ma
ger; very nne Piano. Factory price $3.50. offered ct
NO ga celebrated New York Piano. nearly new;
No. IA good imported upright $75.
No. GA very elegant Square Grand Piano bouRht n
trustees sale and worth $780, only Sl65.
NO 6;-SPecial low prices in the matchless Shon-
nnRer CymDella Organ sold on IS monthly payments,
No. Very great bargains In second hand Melo-
deons and Organs. ranging from $50 to $50.
N BI1 tune. ship and repair instruments; sell to all
nano f1ano6 ana organs Tor cash. jy12
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNSpflN.
'THos. BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

'N"oo. DO"LlN0, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP.
ERTf ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Ia pursuance Of deed of trust bearing date the
2otn day OF August, 1882 and recorded In Liber s3
number lol4 folio 252. and by direction OF the
part secured thereby shall sell at public auction, in
lront OF the PREMISES. MONDAY, JULY SIX
1EENIH, at HAIF-PAST SIX p. NJ, ali that certain
p &c or arcel Of ground and premises embraced and
ns Tor the tn street east at point Is fest
south from the northwest corner of Lot NO. Is, in
square No 500 thence running east 56 feet: thence
Outh feet inches thence east So feet thence south
and inches thence west liz feet to the line 9th
street. thence north along the line OF said 9th
the place OF beginning. improved by two-story Frame
Dwelling House.
Terms of eale are: One-half Of the purchase money
in cash and the rosdue in two equal nstamens pay.
able ctvely in nine and eighteen months after
the day of sale with interest II the If sale shall
hot be comp led with in six days aftei the day
the trustee tho right to re-ei the property
toe risk aid cost OF the first purchaser. All convey
anc1ng at purchasers cost deposit Of $50 In cash will
he required at the time Of SALE
jy9-d&ds X. K ELLIOT. Trustee.
TTNH0MAS Z. WA6GANAN
l. Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON NINE ZENITH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY. JULY SIXTEENTH at FIVE -,
O'CLOCK p NJ, shall offer for SALE in front of E:j
Terms day OF sale.
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN,
Dh<-o"os Auctioneer.
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jy11-dkcs VIM. KING JR Trustees.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
~ KS1MN AZ No l13 TWELFTH STREET

NUnIdWESI, AT AUCIIUN.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of theHs
A.. RI lSSS IN equity cause No; 568, IM ecu, at
4t SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ. in front Of the premises SUBJ
Lot thirteen. Q3 according 70 Dayidson's subdivision
in Square numbered two hundred and eightytwo C2S2
Terms Of sale: One:third OF the purchase money In
bss IL one and two years from the day Of s.le with
trust the property sold all cash. ct option Of the
purchaser. deposit Of 500 will be required II the
time OF sale. CHARLES WALTER. Trusted
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts. IVA jySdNds
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RANGE OF rn THHRMoNBfR.-Thef following
were tho readings at tho once of tho chief a0nai
oacer to-day: Am Sk3: II AN, eat; pm. t0A
4axlmunDs e06; minimum. @ l. =
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Name,


SMALLPOX AND YELLOW FEvRR-COnsular sani-
tary reports received by the national board OF
health show that during the week ended June 5th
there was one death from yellow fever in Shang-
bombay; that during the week ended June sd
there were five deaths from smallpox in Warsaw
roland. and during the week ended June 18th
dam.
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Ta1 SwKENEr Drv0Rcn CAsE-The defendant
Walter Sweeney has fl0d his answer, In which he
denies tho allegation Oe desertion and states that
he went TO Chicago to get work. and worked there
- months that he sent for her ana she refused to
come unless he paid her ESQ In advance, and he
returned home but she refused 60 i've with him or
permit him to see the children.
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TOMORROW.

VTNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, FRONT
g STREETS SOUTHEAST.
On TUESDAY. JULY SEVENTEENTH, at19&
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, / shall offer for sale, ngS6a
front II the premis part Of Lot g. in Square 600 -
Terms day of sale.
iyl4 -d&ds THOS, T.. WAGGAMAN anct