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RAILROADS.
HNHi GEEA1'

VIE GREAT prx,sv1v.x,. porrr
The 3s aSsBH
sHf frhg4 HfsHassHs
sss sso as sra1los
d sas sRa the o 8. s sss Es s,yp
I Iisrr. gso daily With sleeping Cars
ss "a sa snd
nat. Aiso connects. except SATURDAYS. for Chca-
g;5ep.ni. daily. for i1ttsburg and the West with
Ell feRs ssf Hss1sfaa
ma dg except Fssss Sar
Mash gton to Canandaixua. and Harrisburg to
For Wiz am,rort. Lock Haven and Elm,ra. at $50
or New d ldIt s sSs the sH raai
s S9 a.. 42g so $50 and 1920 On sunday 10
For Bostn Without change is o. m every Wsek day.
ssss rsnss r5S
fsIrIase across New York City s:' "'''n. 0o''''
10 ts sSd 1925 500 81
iosoP Limited Express ss5 a. M daily sSE s s1
1:so. s:ss: 80. 4:iS. $40 40 80 and iS:ao P
For Pores Greek Line. GAO an and 44o p NJ daily,
For An9apols. $40 am. and 4:4o pm daily. except
tsR ESEREz zs sA
For Alexandria, $50 72O e2O IL 90 and IL 80 a. H.
200, AGO, 500, 6:2O. 800 and IL 80 D m. On
roI Sunday IN at $50 30, u 700 . M; $500
=, daily. and 500 D. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 500. 500
lo:08 and 1920 1880, 00, 1927. $40, 700
and9:l0 nl.. and IL 100 midni hit ON Sunday at
8 tiG, and 10 :08 In. 100 and 9:l0 pm.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
OF l3th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
staten, where orders be eft for the checking Of
Luggage TO destination from hotels and residences
X. AxeOt
CHAS +. PUGH. General Manager. jy9
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DAVIS. On August %. 1885, Mr.. CHARLOTTE
pANis after long aud painful Illness In her seventy.
F.seIal viii take place from Grace Church. corne,
oclecs p M Friends and relatives respectfully in.
81 fqsPs ad tbs sS GSsSt Year
M no atSm her k s
t sSes and friends are respectfully invited 70 q:
M kisA s,, kssH, 2.sn 1883 3. II. O'Clock
Abbey FAN 500 aAsAn beloved chnd Of John and
nsmm.ton Of the bowels. Residence Third and
Interment At Mount onvet cemetery. at O'Clock ..
m Sunday Relatives snd friends respectfully in.
M .,ssn 1n TEs.g n August
Daniel and Georseiana Stewart in:the twenty FIRST year
Fnne1al on Sunday at O'Clock. from Graoe church.
f1ss r.. 9Th and streets norhwss Friends and
Of Robert s sDd Ssis Nam
We thy loss most deeply feel:
but Ut ssSi1 n that has bereftps
H take pas s four O'clock on sa
Mann. On thursday. August 2sd. 1883. at SOS
S6 % after fr Isnfq ness which she bore
Charles Manu. in the sixty ninth year of her age
northwest ap Sunday nss a;s the % No az street
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
seno. 2ts
MoCAULEY. On Friday m s.rins Aueu.t q. lsss
81 O'Clock a. M. after few hours illness 4 r. Mo.
Cauey. widow OF the late William NJ McCauey ia the
forty eighth year OF her are - e
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from the residence of
| ing at O'Clock p. m. N'eA
MOOR. At l:30 pm. on August o. 1888 JOHNNY
beloved son Of Thomas and Bridget Moor aged seven
months and twenty one DAYS.
Relatives and friends are requested to attend the fun
era, from the Twentieth and streets north.
west, on Saturday. 25th inst. at 2 D. IN.
oo,ol
PEI OWENS, of paralysis formerly an employee a
twenty -one days. $500 A
Funeral to take place from his late residence No s2s
sixth street southeast. suDday afternoon AT D. m
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.

l.
TIE MODEL FAST L LINE Me- AND THE ONLY LINE
DOUBLE 4 TEzG GAsg 5hSSEf COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS!
Leave station corner Of ii New JERSEY
avenue and street
dSF at SS m Ps .0sv fo iDd st S
Thr ugh Caches and Palacs sleeping Cars above
except Saturday.
sn aSs mr. and Ds sca :,
burg with sieeflnx cars attached 'O = an ~ f''''
aS a DsiFs York a.
and sea $40 NJ daily
''I %Sss rssf SiS S.? IS &c. s 49,
For I'll; sn isio and , 10: On Sunday
w.ae,nstea nas~9.s
For .s:o1. o. ssS .4G aaS
daily daily e1oePt Sunday go M 4;4s and 5:45
S.y meant and Sun
roIP Pm: daily except o.P sunday
Trains arrive from the West daily e:2o 1886 M.
From Seys SCsf anS Ph.aslphia 2:ss. $50 am.
From A5n.,Ros $40 an. 1So ss7 pm; Sunday
a:'z s,i ssa ssns sg;
Io:OO M, z. ID. 4:2c p. M, and 500 pm. daily
except SUNDAY: 1880 a. H.. 500 pm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 4:40 640
!:15 7:3O. 9, 9:10, and 1880 M, 1915 1850,
4, 4:40, g. 625, $780, 900 and IL 80 D. w. ; on sun
days, 40 7:15 $780, 8. 9:l0 am. 1880. 4:4O.
6:25, 80 and 800 D. m.
Abrams from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
cept 4:30 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Ofice-Washington Station. 6l9 1851
Pennsyvana avenue, corner II tn street. where orers
viii he taken for baggage to be checked and received ~
r. n. c L Nj f'f NJ of T., Baltimore
myl4 T.. X. LORD. Gent PASSENGER Agent,
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Wills Filed To-day.

REQUESTS OF SAMUEL KERRY, BENZ. r. GRAFTON
AND CHARLES WEAVER
The will of the late Samuel Kirby was nled to-
day. 1t is dated February 18th, 1888, and directs
that none OF the property, houses and lots, shall
be sold until ten years after his death. He makes
a number OF requests, directing that from the
rents, &C., the bequests be paid. AT the expira-
ton OF the term mentioned the property Is to be
sold and the amount divided pro rata between the
heirs. To his daughter, Helen r. Kirby, is left
sSOV ANNUALLY and an elm wood set OF furniture;
to his sons w. W: and j. A. F, IS each; to S. G.
Kirby $500 annually during his life; to Mary j.
Lyon, Of Williamsport; Pa. granddaughter,
$500; to his II grandchildren 81 coo each, and in
case the income Of the estate is insufficient these
requests to be paid pro rata In case
OF any disputes they are 70 be referred to Geo. n.
Oyster and j. w. Drew, whose decision is to be
nnal and binding. Mr.. A. b. ClaXton is named as
executor A cOdicil IS appended, In which he
states that being DESTROYS that no contentious or
lftigations arise, that all the Indebtedness to the
estate by WV, j. A. F. and s. G. Kerby, sons. and
Martha Az ClaxtOn, Granddaughter, for board, &C,
be cancelled, and that every beQuest to the sons
and granddaughters be paid clear OF all claim
whatsoever. An order OF publication was d.
rected
The will OF the late BENZ. F. Grafton was filed
and admitted to probate to-day. He leaves his
entire estate to his widow, Virginia A., who was
appointed Administrative wa, on bond of a, 900.
The will and codicil OF Chaa Weaver was f1led
and admitted to probate. He leaves his estate to
his wife during life, to revert to the children.
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AN EARLY START OF THE RxcURsIoNIsra
CAMP STRONG, W.. August q, VIA BozBMAH,
MONT. August A-The reveille call at s O'Clock
In our buckets this morning showed that three
blankets had been none TOO many during the MIC hi
for our comfort Halfpast six found ali the tents
struck and packed on the mules and the Presiden-
tial party In the saddle. Our route to-day Of
thirty miles lay nearly northward over the foot
hills OF the ShOShone mountains, avoiding the
marshy bottoms OF the Snake river, which are
very treacherous; and 1t was a rough and rugged
country, covered for nearly quarter OF the dis
lance by dense tracts Of burned and fallen TIM
Oer AT noon we reached q SparSely timbered
Knoll, which commanded view of Jackson lake,
In the back ground. The scene was wild and
grand and repaid US for our severe, hot and dusty
maTcn In the early part OF the day.
MYTHICAL REPORTER
Inc omn1Sc1ent reporter who claims to be with
parsonage since we left the railroad and
Green Green river, carefully and considerably
Washakie for an INDEFINITE period after
We had started on our present trip across the
mountains, and as the Secretary has never been
s aDsens !. Is matter Of much curiosity as to how
ent could be able to restore him to US, and as a
matter OF fact Mr. Lincoln has been one of the
keenest daily observers OF the country through
which we are passing, and is constantly and pleas
antly reminding US OF his presence.
GOOD FISHING AT CAMP STRONG.
This evening we are camping at the crossing of
Snake n river which was. last year, named by Gen:
on the banks OF the stream, in grove OF lofty
pines. Trout are abundant, and the party are
taking advantage OF their last opportunity OF
stone region. The surrounding of this
camp are beautiful, and the opportunity for sport
SO great that President Arthur decided we should
remain here another day. The President and the
other members OF the party are in their usual
good health and spirits.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
CHAuNorY j. REED @sl
Offers the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

No. la Double Round. deliberately finished Rose
wood Square Grand Piano, made by VIM. Knsbe o.,
Int lie, and without Q scratch; Price only $3.50.
NO. "A superb Upright, in handsome ebOniZed
case. used four months, made by the leading Boston
manufasturer has no superior Original price. 0O0
No. IA full 7-octave Rosewood Piano, carved legs
oVerstrnng base good as new: used three months by
ex-clerk, offered for cash at s so.
No; 4.ful Loot Piano. with overstrung base. made
by Marshall trauver, OF Albany, N. Y, and worth
70 IAN elegant 1soct. 3-stringed Cabinet Grand
Upright Piano tnew offered by manufacturers at $175
No: "a genuine Daniel F. Beatty. $195; ~ Stoop
Co., $50.
Cymbelia Organs, the only organs CONTAINING q COM
plete chime Of bells; sold on IS monthly payments.
c. J. REED,
au2O 433 7th street northwest.
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NEW YORK, August A-Elbrtdge T. Gerry and
the other members of the committee of the Bar
Association cruised about the bay all last night
awaiting the steamer Celtic, on which Lord Chief
arrived this morning, and Lord Coleridge and Gil
bert Coleridge. his son, Sir Jas. Hammer, Mp. and
hon ChaA Russell. NJ. p, were taken on board.
the East and North rivers the party landed and
were driven to the residence of Mr. Eliot f. Shep-
ard, where Lord C0lerdge and hts friends will be
guests during their stay this CITY, This evening
dinner will be given at M. Shepard's, at which
Gen. Hancock viii be present.
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Name.
The Courts.
PROBATE CouRr-Judoe Ha0ner.


To-day, estate of Bernhard Berens, petition
OF Magdalena Berens for letters OF adm niatratiop
filed. Estate OF Ida z. Davie, will admitted to
probate, and letters issued to Robert Dyrenforth
on bond OF 81 900. Estate OF John Conner, Mary
Conner appointed ADMINISTRATIVE on bond OF $500
In re WIN Of Benjamin F. Grafton, letters issued to
Virginia Grafton on bond OF 81 OF Mary
Palmer, order excepting gold watch and chain.
VIII and cOdicn OF Charles Weaver filed and fully
proven. VIII and codictl OF Samuel Kirby filed
and order Of publication issued. VIII OF Charles
E Bradley admitted to probate and record and
letters testamentary issued to Arthur Clements
on cond OF 5000 Estate OF Jas p. Mtllard. pet1-
ton OF Elizabeth Slyer that JAS E Waugh be an
pointed administrator nled; order OF publication
Issued.
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FURTHER DETAILS AND LIST OF THE VICTIMS.
WELLS. MAINE, August 24.-Further details Of the
drowning accident show that a party OF Is or 20
and drove to Ogumquit beach, where they arrived
about II O'Clock. and entered the surf to battle,
the undertow and surf running strong, and
heavy sea being on. Although warned
of the danger OF venturing too far, nearly the
whole party were swept out by the undertow anu
four were drowned. Four others were rescued in
critical condition, but at the last accounts were
doing well The rest OF the party reached the
shore In safety Rev. Geo. o. Little, Of Washing
ton, d. c., succeeded In rescung his wife and one
child, but his son Eddie was drowned A full list
OF the victims is Mr.. Greenough Thayer, North
Cambridge, Mass; Miss Emma Gould, Andover,
Mass Miss Kitty Stafford, and Eddie Little, WASH
1ngton D. Z. Search is being made for the bodies,
but so far without success.
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BALgIMoRE. August N.-yirginia Sizes oonsoli-
421s; new lo-4Os. SIX; new "a SIX BID to-day.
BALTIMORE, August 24.-Cotton easier-msd dlinx
10 i-l6 Flour drmx. with good demand-Howard street
and i'd. Western super. 3: 2s z 40; do. extra,
8: 2SaS g; do. extra 00a6. t0 do Rio brands %
Patapsco family It's; do, superlative patent
7.60: Wheat soufhern. esder: western lower;
Masyia9d: il74.i; ~; No. ss:ssEn yinsr RED.
Isx; Ocsobsg 1901. isk: Aove@6sr. ;aONsi. al
quiet western dull; eouthern white 6las2 do yellow
ssfe ocsoSsr smsG 5s e
Em.scHthsrn Soas1 west ssne white ss.ss DO
Hay qaiet-rrine to choice and Msryisnd
Is 00sl6O0 Provisions steady, With fair jobbng in
qui!y-Nss pork: 3: GO , bgIf Hsas.-eho1ide0 ma
- Is DDS 9. H.n. lsE.lsk I.rd-ssansd loS.
EsEs Am, 20, Pstrolsum gniet-reaned. Ka5H.
CO6oe hghAe-Rto earg0eg, ordinary 10 far, 6xso&.
isT Wh.Ey sssa1y. l.iSsLisH Eleishts 70 Liver
fCO poE steomae dul-cct*au, SLID; Aoux. ls.3 10;
essin teka1d. hsOsapts nSaI. a.al7 6aEsels; whest
busssls: ue 100 tu.hel.. sAiugPsnt-shs.t a13 gOc
nnnno!es scuEns A0Qe buao1!o oAioe-W6oAS AA00H
b0ahes; com. II 90 bunheaA
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NTARRIRn

wiiLBrR-CoNDiCr On the 10th Of August. 1888.
by the Rev. J. b. Ayirett. JEREMIAH r. WIIBIfR
OF PENNSYLVANIA, to ELIZA STONE WEAVER daugh.
ter OF DR.. Henry +. Condict. OF Montgomery county,
WRIGHT-CoBURN. In Baltimore. Nd Ausus,
18TH 1855, BY the Rev. John Lanahsn, Hon. GEORGE
WRIGHT, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs nj AIRY n
CoBURN. Of Washington, b. O. --N mis-
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The s,an,cy Matthews appo,n,me,.

DENIAL FROM JAY eoUIn
Jay Gould, in reply TO letter from Mr.. Wash.
ington Mclean asking II he (Gouldo made any
bargain or agreeme mt looking 90 the appointment
OF Justice Stanley Matthews 10 the L. s. Supreme
Court, writes: " The story that ever paid sny
money 10 secure the nomination OF Stanley Mat
news or any one else 20 the supreme bench II a
pure fabrication. I had no bargain or understand
ing Win Gen. Garreld OF any sort, directly or IN
directly. Ny acquaintance with Mr. Matthews
was not intimate; Indeed, now that I write e
member tnat IL was az your own personal solicita-
ton after his nomination that asked Mr. Plumb
oy an open telegram TO aid, II consistent, In bis
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DECISION AGAINST THE SULrAN-In the suit Of
the sultan OF Turkey against the Providence, r.
l.. Tool company, 70 recover possession OF rifles
manufactured for the Turkish government ana
paid for, but never delivered, Judge Blatchfori
yesterday handed down a decision adverse 20 the
sultan. and dissolved the Injunction granted Nov
The decision Is based on tech meal grounds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTY-THiRD AND STREETS
AMP On TWEMTY A,, STREeT, BETWEEN
+ T16S 49, srnr',a auaan".si' Al Aoo-
O'CLOCK, will sell, on the premises Part Lot f. EM
IN square No. Co. fronting 81 feet south side Of A
street. by depth of 81 feet inches 23d street. i'm
proved by TWO comfortable frame houses being Nos.
Z222 and 1924 street, between Odd and Esd streets
northwest.
- ALSO,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Part of Lot No. 8. in
square No H. fronting 20 feet on the west side of 26th
street. eetWee3 and streets w. running through TO
able frame house being No. $40 18th street northwest
Ierms One-third cash; balance in and two years.
or al cash. at option Of purchaser deposit of $50
VIII De required on each piece of property time Of
sale. COnyeyanciDg at cost Of purchaser.
au24-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer.
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NEGRo's BRUTAL CRrNR--Sever raj DAYS aco
stephen Robinson, a negro. IL years old, employed
by a white family In Charleston g. c. eniic~d =
white child, years old. into the garret OF bis
masters house and there attempted TO Outrage
her. but failed 10 effect his horrible pur pose The
child Informed Its father, and Robinson has bee
committed 20 fall for trial
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GENERAL CorRr MARITAL is appointed to NEE,

GENERAL COURT MARITAL is appointed 10 meet
at Willet's Point, New York harbor. at II O'Clock
a m on Tuesday, the 2th day OF August, 1883
Detail for the court: Capt Ernest a. Rurfuer,
corps OF engineers; Capt John c. Msllery corps
OF engineers: Capt Joseph II. Willard. corps OF
engineers; First Lieut. James L Lusk, corps OF
engineers; First Lieut. James G. Warren, corps OF
engineers; First Lieut.. Edward Burr, corps OF en-
glneers; Second Lieut. Oscar T.. Crosby, corps OF
engineers; Second Lieut.. Graham d. Fitch CORPS
OF engineers; Second Lieut. Eugene J. Spencer,
corps OF engineers; First Lieut. Harry r. Hodges,
corps OF engineers. Judge advocate.
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Bill to Set Aside q Real Estate Sale.
THE POINT MADE THAT THE PROPERTY MUST BE Ap-
vERTIsRD TEN DAYS CONSEQUENTLY.
bill in equity was filed to-day by 7. J. Mackey,
ESQ.,, as solicitor for Mrs NJ. Brown, to set aside
the sale OF her house and lot No. 1910 N street
northwest. which was sold on the 3oth OF June Of
the present year, under a deed OF trust given to
the Freedman's Savings and Trust company. 1t
is alleged in the bill that such sale vas made
without compliance with an express condition OF
the trust deed. which provides that the premises
shall be sold 'after at least ten days notice OF
time. place and terms OF sale by advertisement in
one or more newspapers printed and published In
The city OF Washington" whereas the sale WAS
made after advertising for only four days IL is
commended In the bill that the true meaning and
intent OF the clause OF the trust deed cited are
that the property should be advertised
for ten days. The point is
a new one In the courts OF this District and as the
practice has been to regard an advertisement
made ten days before the sale. and appearing on
two or three different days .as a compliance with
such requirement In a deed OF trust, II this sale
should be set aside on the ground stated, It will
doubtless lead to multiplicity OF suits TO set aside
other sales. Judge Hagner has granted an in
junction to restrain the purchaser, Mr.. W. b.
Moses. from dispossessng the plaintiff, Mrs.
Brown, who refuses to vacate the premises
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SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN A. LOCKWOOD, 18th In
fantry, now at Columbus, Ohio, win report to Co
lumbus barracks, Ohio. for temporary duty
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PAYMAsTER HENRY B. REESE. o. 6. A.. now on
sick leave OF absence, is relieved from duty In the
department OF the Missouri, and win await further
orders
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Bros, Aucuonoers.

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctonoe1s.
ASs1eSErs, AND rpns7rp. s.,p IN sn,v
m RID AND WIM4 VII 81; RIED STOCK OF
SNALS. ALPACAS. vESTIEGS, FIREPROOF
F S4E F rW G TEEs: G1INIEss. MIRRORS;
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed of assignment given to MS by se.tz
Of the land records for the District Of COMMIT:
We viii sen on the premises. 1105 avenue
northwest. on MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-SEV-
ENTH. AID: 1883. commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ, and CONTINUING at -FOUR PM. and each MORN.
ING and AFTERNOON thereafter ct same hours until
the entire stock Is disposed Of the finest assort
ments Of goods as regards quality and styles in the
city. consisting In part Of
lsO SUIT fatterns, dlnerent cloths and styles.
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STEAMERS.

r Oh. q u RMAN LLOYD
~ S:F tNSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvpH
tSNEcS- SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
be stesIers OF this COMPANY will sail EVERY WE'D
NJ Il ~ SAfI h1)AN from Bremen pier, foot
OF 50 street, Hoboaen. hates of passage: From New
1ors D haVre, London, SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen,
frst Cabin SEQ, second hin. SEQ; stoeraee. $50
paid Storage cert tes. %. For freight passage
spp!y u CfLklCII> y ~, Bowling Green. New
AoFh. W u SiEIZEhUHr & CO., 80 PenIsyyania
avenue rtIwest, Aseuis Tor NashInnt ton lai2
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CURIOUS SUR BY CHMANEH-Sam Koo MOy
Wing, Mob Tom, Moy Dock and Sam Wah, the nvo
Chtnamtn who were recently tncarceraled IN the
New jersey state prison for an assault on one OF
their feliow-countIymen IN Paterson, throatoned
to bring suit against State Prison Keeper Laverty
and the board of inspectors for heavy damages fof
depfNing them Of their queueA They claim that
the Constitution declares that no peEBon hail %
deprived Of the privilege Of woFshIplnG 0od 90
cordlag % 10 aieeaues q hls conse1ee, ana that
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THE KNIGHTS TKMPLAR ELEcTIoN-The Knights
Templar yesterday. at San Francisco. elected the
following of1cers: Grand master, Robert Z
Rome, Of New York; generalissimo, John p
Goblin. OF Pennsylvania; captain general Rugh
McCuddy, OF Michigan; senior warden, j. Larue
Thomas, OF Kentucky: junior warden, George @
Perkings, OF California. The treasurer and re-
cOrder were reelected.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE AND SPAIN.
MADRID, August M-The Inlpdrcial says the
Spanish representatives abroad have sent to the
cabinet the opinions of various foreign powers
regarding the right OF Spain to make representa-
country towards Spain. This, the impartial says,
is probably the origin OF the report that cOllec-
tive note, signed by Germany. Austria and Russia,
relative to the conduct OF France towards Spain,
had been sent to the French government
PENSION TO MATTHEW ARNOLD.
LONDON, August A.-The government has
granted a pension Of .f250 q year to Matthew Ar
mold. the poet.
CHOLERA DECREASING.
ALEXANDRIA. August 24-There were 83 deaths
from cholera here yesterday: No deaths from the
Is decreasing In the provinces.
THE GEAR AND CzARINA
COPENHAGEN. August 24.lhe car and czarira
OF Russia are expected to visit the royal family Of
Denmark In short time.
CETAWAYO.
LONDON, August ga dispatch to the Times
him a constantly growing force Of armed follow
erS
Pleasant Reading for Bismarck.
THE LONDON TINES SAYS THE NORTH GERMAN GA
zETTE ARTICLE Is AN OUTRAGE UPON DECENCY
AND COURTESY.
LONDON, August 24-The Times this morning
again comments at length on the article against
France recently published In the Berlin North
German Gazette, and which has attracted much
attention throughout Europe. The Times says
that the Gdzette'S article is gross and deliberate
insult II 1t fails to shock the public opinion OF
Europe 1t is only because we are accustomed to
hear Germany address France in terms wholly
unknown to European diplomacy. To prefer an
untenable charge In language calculated to wound
and humilate France is an outrage upon decency
and courtesy. Diplomacy has abundant resources
for conducting controversies without resorting to
language OF vulgar menace
WHAT THE PARIS PAPERS SAY.
The Paris papers give various reasons for the
article, including the recent unwilling at Courbe-
vote OF the monument commemorative of the de-
ha yypfa or faRf ovf1 $y,1
tour OF inspection OF Gen. Thibaudin, the French
minister OF war, and the completion OF forts on
the frontier. The Paris National states that the
Idea OF the mobilizing the French troops has been
abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-24

TIE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEE
1hefollowtng are the opening and closing pricss
tJthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
tyspecial wire 60 II. Il Dodge, $50 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-24

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, August 24-The friends
OF Joseph W. Bartlett, OF the yacht Mystery, after
q conversation with Capt Andrew Snow, who saw
a man ON one of the Hen and Chickens rocks on
the 18th instant, are confident that the man who
gave the masonic signals must have been Mr.
Bartlett, who was the only Free Mason In the