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MISCELLANEOUS.

MADRID, June 23.-In the chamber of
deputies Prime Minister Sagasta alluded
in severe terms to the fact that a tory
journal had first made scandalous insinu-
ations in regard to the departure of the
queen for Bohemia. Robledo repealed the
charge and twitted the government with
applying the tory press law. After a
storT y alteration between the prime min
lister and Robledo Senator Morel. .chaI-
lenged the government to afford an oppor-
tunlty for general political debate, which
challenge Sagasta accepted.
SHANGHAI, June 22.-The difficulty be.
tween China and France Is adjusted, Ii
Hong Chang is'e1pected to return to Pekfr
immediately. 81 .,:.n .H..tale. al.y:u
PARIS, June 22.-Gustav9 Aim a . q, the
French novelist is dead. -srll ne5a Isl
DUBLIN, June PA militiananl named
Ryan, about to start for America. was, an
rested at Tnal on the charge of being con-.
cerned in the murder Of Justice Young,
shot FIVE years ago.
| LONDON, June '22.-Teiegraus rsDors
the food in Silesia subsiding,, but tho
Elbe river has risen seven feet and a
serious overflow caused. .y.Jtosn .4I.ef III
- DioSSAoIo ody CIdt yuId 70 fIuKEdUl'S FeJSt>
table Compound Is the best remedy for fem ale
complaints they ever heard of.i s.f -"
l.s n9..Y A. Broken lJaw.j0a ~, -LI.-4
i- Rudolph Becker young lad ief eleven
years of age, son of John Becker, cjan4t6r
of Christ Church, residence corner Of
Fourth and Franklin streets, met with q
painful accident little after 9no' clock
yesterday morning.--With- several other
boys, he was at play in rear of 1Pfesley,s
fruit store, Second tstreetr about.
q, wagon loaded with telephone, cross
pars, IN dumping which the boy was, eaught
being relieved and removed To tie resi-
dence of his father IT vas fohnd 10 had
sustained a'fractureof the aIgl55 T4fJ and
seven bruises ofltheti Ii1nos..IifJrst DR..
Wheaton, who was called. iny is confident
he will bring the lad out all right N 2 fen
weeks.
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Ladies'. Misses and Children's Hats. We
shall offer our entire stock of millinery below
cost for the next two weeks in order to close.
Schultz's, So east Third street.
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MinnetOnka

IflInn6GOnka
to-day via Manitoba line. Four trains
each WRY.
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MinnetOnka

to-day via Manitoba line. Four trains
each way.
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Read Kavaaagh's auction advertisement in
want column and Kava1agh's column this morn
ing
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MinnRtnnE9.

to-day via Manitoba line. Four trains
each way.
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A IBrokeuiiJaw
"ROUEH. .ON.RAr.L.

o. s,4 'ROUE n ON .RA f>!, .t.
Clears out rats: MIC, roaehes, ties, an's, rod
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, goph9ls. lie. D ~
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Half Price.

Do not fail TO attend the sale eff the Israel G.
Lash property on Wednesday next.
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"BUCHU-PAIBA.'
THE THIRD Day.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
o Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggist
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-24

Kavanaugh sells lot 41x180, with two frame
dwellings, at 10 oolocl, Monday morning.
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!. *Druggists say that Il dia e. Pinkhan's Ve;sse-
table Compound Is the best remedy for fem ale
complaints they ever heard of. i..- :..f H."
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RAILROADS.

0''hA PFSysy1v,x1. po,,rr
TIE rSffh W.T. H21 e@frEwsr
sTifL NaeS1Ei S!1EfR Rqni HSfzEFS
For MA h Oh The E sfahT BE - 20 2h
Of Palace seepine Car; at $50 am di:y: ast
H line y'9 a M d.i.y VII Sleeping Ca-s from
dsiI ~;s ,aaee Cars to riiisbnr rsi and IN
r via go Co1 Snees s, d1e afpFdaYs To- CAfa
ieeiiEs car ittsbr to Giic5so NAL fxs Sss'.
eer t teI 1tiGF nP I'd t thf Mss with
IT, B Bal AND p ToMAC RAILROAD.
80 p IA. daiIy. excer; saturday with Palace Cars
Nash gton to Canandai<ua, and Harrisburg to
For wilLamSport. Lock Haven and lmlra, at $50
For NGw ls G and G tn the he,t 500 m l0;aoa
$50 ad 1919 g 'na iO United Fs on Of Fa lima.
Fer I R1 Carl ;rft 30 m daily EXCEPT sunday
On Sunday. 4: 20 D. m
Fer B.o%EyS S Nm i II .hEossh trans
ing III ect transfer 10 Fuor. street avoiding double
For Philadelphia. 500 a. M. IO;3Oa NJ. 1880. 40
aud O Limited , pr susts ESQ M s s9 s9d
Fer 30 5 SO sSG 500 s 1920 and
day. day. 30, 1880 a. L.. 4:2o. 6:2o 7:3o. $50 and
For Popes Greek Line Gao ain. and 4;4O p M daily.
For Annapolis. 10 a m. and 40 pm daily except
ALEWx ,y AND FRTDEEICKsBURG RAIL.
RAiI.isO II.
For A,.xsndra. 30. 100, go, IL 90 IL a. NJ
SUNDAY at 63o 9. 20 and ii % AIN. 800 and 500
pm.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and IL as a. M
- daily. and 200 ~ H. daily, except Sunday
Trans l-ave Alexandria for WastEgtcr 600, 90
Sa3 and 10. o. a. -: a. 1850 3, o. 10 7e0
snd9:1O T. NJ, aud ~ 90 nldni4ht. ON Sunday at
Ssl. 2 % ard 1000 am 90 and Q: 10 I'm
Tickets and information the Gicc, nortiie.,t cor
hfr of 18Th street and Pennsyiyani avenue and at the
station. VII. orders BE for the check us Of
Luggage to destination from hotels and residences
J.R- WOOD.
- General Passenger Alent.
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ED

ch RAHkk On IglE 1883 sS ST lingering Illness
Funeral will take place from the residence OF her
s. 1888 at O'Clock p m Friends are respectfully ia.
yited to attend.
CASE OF pneumonia on SATURDAY. June So 1883.
Maynee. Indiana and Representative frou that
Notice of funeral In the morning papers.
FOWLER On Sunday, July lat. 1893. at 9 80 pm
after after, long aud painful illness. Mrs: EIIZk3ETH
FOWLER. aged sxty-fiye years. relict of Ibonlas
OH could we call our mother back
From deaths cold embrace,
Fill up her vacant place.
No, never again can another
In this cold world be found
With heart warm and gentle
And voice of loving sound.
OH she kind and gentle
How can we st il live on and drink
BY HER CHILDREN.
8l2 Twenty third street. Tuesday july I'd at O'clock
GRIMES. On July i, 1888, at O'Clock a. m FTHFL
MAJ infant daughter OF A. v. and May L. Grimes.
Friends invited 70 the funeral from parents
residenoe NO. l226 Eighth street northwest Monday,
Cemetery.
u hS e MAky q nos sdis MY IF
DAVID Hanlmersey, aged twenty eight years.
HJ Rose as oS Sss hss sfi s has sons
A Jplaoe is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Day after daC her fade
And gently sink away;
Yet often in our hearts prayed
That she might longer stay.
BIZ HER HUSBAND.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents No. $40
Thirteen and a. half street southwest Tuesday, July
Sd. at two O'Clock M Relatives and friends Of the
fanli y are invited TO attend.
baltimore SUN and German Correspondent please
oopy.1
MCCARTHY. On Sunday July the LIST 1888 at & 40
O'Clock p. M. DANIEL. MCCARTHY, AGED SIS years q
native OF County Kerry, Ireland.
Funeral Will take place Tuesday July Sd, at four
O'Clock D. m from his late residence, Mount OH
vet cemetery.
PARKER. On July LIST, 1888. JOHN, the beloved
husband OF Catherine Parker aged thirty five years
Funeral from his late residence No 1923 4th
northwest Tuesday. July at O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited
RENsHAWE; July I'D. 1885, MARION. infant
daughter OF John H. and Annie n. Renshawe aged
five months.
Funeral services at the residence of their brother
ID. TerrhL No. 1884 Vermont avenue. Tuesday. July
vited.
SELLER. On Sunday morning. July l. 1883. at
O'Clock q m. CHRISTIANAE E., youngest daughter Of
Laura and the late William j. Seller and the grand
and nine months.
Funeral from the residence Of her grandfather James
Espey, No 3O6 Pennsylysnis avenue northwest Tues
day. July 8, at O'Clock p.
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A LETTER SIGNED a.
Fenian Dynamite.

AN hAFLUsIUN On THE HUDSON RIVER
The New York World OF to-day says that Fe-
Man heet sailed up the Hudson yesterday, carry.
ing members OF districts A, b and c, OF the Clan
na-Gael, To witness the effects OF the destructive
energy OF dynamite when applied To the bottom
OF q SNIP An old three-masted ship loaded with
70 tons or sand was anchored near the shore at
Engewood. torpedo, containing two pounds OF
dynamite, was attached to the stern OF the ves-
Sci. This was ignited by fuse When the eT-
plosion, which was noiSeless, occurred a column
or SAND and water 20 feet thick Was thrown 800
feet In the air and the vessel was blown into bits
or wood, the largest OF which would not cover the
seat OF a chair. One OF the leaders, according to
The World, said there 800 600 In the treasury
and England would be startled DON.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES us 1 SALE Leo OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VALLEY STREET, GEORGETOWN. D. c.
,o BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the
doe S ass folio 2so one Of the land records as
0ar tne OF Goum6a and by direction Of the
sell :, on 1T TTUESDAY. the TENTH JULY. 1883.
ing described property. viz All that part # lot
bered three 90 in the subdivision of part of Lees Hill
az a. made by the heirs of the late homas Brown by
he4fy W. Brewer surveyor the sixth day
OF yuly 1874 and recorded in the office the
OF the District OF Columbia, said lot being situate in
Seorsetown in said District and described follows:
ming Tor the same at point the west side of
valley street distant sOuherl twenty five feet from the
northeast corner of said lot and running southerly
along the west side of Valley street twenty five feet;
then westerly and parallel with Brown Scott reet
one hundred feet then northery twenty-five feet then
eastey one hundred feet to the place of beginning
o9ether with the improvements which consist Of two
story frame dwelling.
TERMS third cash: the residue in two equal pay
ments at SIX and twelve months. with notes bearing
interest," at six per cent annum until paid, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold. All
conveyancing and recording at the cost Of the pur-
chaser deposit Of 800 will be required at the time
OF sale II terms OF sale not complied with within
i've days after day of SALE the property be resod
the Fisk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
ie2sd&ds LEVIN S. FREY, Trustees
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Dull Day i'm Wall Street

NEW YORK, July 2-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was extremely dull during
the forenoon and the general expectation is that
II Will be SO until the latter part OF the week at
least The effect OF the dullness this forenoon was
a Slight decline OF prices ranging from y TO u on
the majority OF stocks, though a few stocks were
higher and some were unchanged Money con-
tinues abundant Rates for cali loans this fore
noon were 2Ka3 per cent on stock collaterals Gov
eminent bonds were & higher for the The 81
and As are quoted eX-nterest to-day.
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je2S-d&ds
ENH0MAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFi
SIREET, BETWEEN o AND STREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Nathan c. DraperH
ana wife and Johnson P. Thomas and wife. dated
July lst. A. D. 1872, and recorded In No 693 A:4
foo 81 OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia
ana OF the order OF the Supreme Court the District
Columbia, in the of Draper VS.. Hyde ct al equity
No o ~. dssoy1ng the Injunction, the subscriber
ses on lHuKSDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF July, A
D. 1888 at HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, Lot a. in
subdivision of Square No 610 made by the commits
s9nsr9 appointed by the court to divide h Hodge
Terms of sale: One-t third cash. Of which 500 must
be paid at the time Of SALE and the residue in equal
sums In one two and three year, notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest at six per centum per annum
from day OF sale. payable semi annually, to be secured
on the property sold to the satisfaction of the TRUSTED
10 be sold subject to taxes and assessments and con
vyanclng and recording to be at the of the
chaser. ANTHONY HYDE WV E
je23-d&ds
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Singular Railroad Accident.
COLLISION OF TRAIN WITH A STREET CAR-TwELy
PERSONS INJURED: SEYERAL SEYKRELY

COLLISION OF TRAIN WITH A STREET CAR-TwELvR
PERSONS INJURED; SEVERAL SEVERELY.
CHICAGO, July 2.-The following is an account
OF the collision here late last night between rail-
road train and street car: The outgoing Kansas
City express train on the Wabash railroad last
night cOllided with street car at the Root street
crossing, near the southern city limits, smashing
1t to fragments. The lamps In the car exploded
and set fire to II. Out OF thirteen persons in the
car, only one escaped unhurt, and 1t Is believed
that two three OF the worst injured persons will
die. Several OF the passengers were badly burned
before they cOul be extr1cated from the blazing
fragments The driver OF the street car misunder-
stood the signal OF the man stationed at the cross
ing.
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BOSTON HORSE BEATEN IN A CONTEST WITH A
SATAAARAN.-A novel race between Frederick
Hughes catamaran Jesse and Ezra Daggetts horse
Boston, IRON New York TO Stony creek, Conn, yes
terday was won by the catamaran, which passed
New Haven at half past two, and landed at Stony
creek at twenty-five minutes past three yesterday
afternoon. The horse arrived at Stony creek at
eight O'Clock. 1t is unde1tood that the race was
for 81. 600 side.
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wronged Husband Shot.

AUBURN, NY. July "a. Coppernoll. a farmer OF
The town OF Victory, was shot three times with a
large navy revolver yesterday, by Lew French, a
young farm laborer. Suspected intimacy with
Soppernolfs wife was the cause OF the trouble.
The wife was present at the shooting and ordered
French to fire. Both French and Mrs. Coppernoll
are under arrest The victim will die, all the shots
taking Ell eCt I'm his body
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.


DOUBLE TRACK JASNEY COUPLER,
Sche.Iuic To take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18TH 1889
sytIue and . street
Ssiiv st Sn5 N Ia T. M To ara 81. Louis
Through Caches and Palsce sleeping Cars To- asoye
polnt. w.:hon. change, l0:lo II. daily to Chicago
tor IittsburS, Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
burg with sIee;InE Cars attached '''o Ai' 70
For Toledo and Detroit via MOnroevle 10 Is a. m.
Trains :6- Phiiaiephia ' and New York at s los m
Gsiy exc IT SUNDAY 3 = m and $40 p IN. daily. with
For baltimore on week DAYS s. $50 $40 7.4s s.1o
snd TO- 5G am 1910; 40, 2:35. 3, $3.50. 4:30
fnr Baltimore ON Sun'lays go 7:45. g. 1905 am
LES. 2i5 3. 40 $50. 7. SIZE. 9:40pm
Fer AnnaI obs $40 a m, l2:l0 and 4:4O; Sunday
Fer Way Stations between Washington and baltimore
Pm for ltaidHs on MetrS SS afg Ba ses Il 80
dsy c ,0r 7, s4nday sSo m As and 545
day or FFtderick 40 a Ia, 10 Is q. m. and 4:45
Ter Hat an lois m. daily except Sunday 5:45
Train arrive from the West daily. G:2O. 1885 a. m
from New York and FhiladeIphis. 2:55. $50 am.
FIom 4n,.alois, s:2O am. $50. 6'sT pm Sunday,
Iro@ st.gnton. AIS Pin II daily except Sunday.
ffon fr'erlck ed interIl.edlate POINTS. 625 M.
e1cait <H.fsv; 1000 AIN. 500 ~. daily from
1rtns eaEe 34l:Inore for Washington at 2 4:4o 40
.i5. 40. 3. gle. and 1890 a, M. 12:l5. 80
= 80 . So 7:39, 200 and Il 80 p, m: on sun.
a e:25, 30 ana 900 p. IN. ~
III trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
thlo Ticket Offce-N ashington Station 69 and 1851
VII ne taken Tor baggage TO be checked and received a.
v, y CLt MINIS. VI. of T.. Baltimore
ny = T. q LORD. tE-Il'i PaSser Agent.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DCTOMAC RIVER LANDI GS - STEAMER
Il THOMPSON leaves sixth-s:reet Wharf MON
DAYS. L. M, gong far Bea's NOmini,
CurriOnan, Howard. Coburn and stones; returning
TUESDAY, making all river landings
WEDNESDAY,, a. H., Lancaster. Bluff Point,
Bealis Noniin Abelrs and Lecnardtown; returning
THURSDAY, making al river landings.
FRIDAY, z a. M, Currioman, Howard, Coburn,
Abeis, Stones and LeOnardtown returning SATUR-
DAY. making all river landings
Fare. each way, % cents. je29
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Tn-NiORRGN,
nUNCANSON BROS. Auct.oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. AT OUR SALE> ROOMS, CONSISTING
GII.Ih I'D WALNUT FAME FRENCH PLATE
MNeSrti NJ, MIRRQRS -, PAkLoR Sites IN VEL, 4,
CLOTH: WALNUT CHAMBER SETS, WARD-
ROB g. BbDSTEADS BUREAUS Mt. TABLES,
DESKS. EXTENSION TABLES, MIRRORS
C!:IFF0NIER oOTTAGE SETS, MAT
kaSSE-: P1LLCMS, CUTLLRY, CARPtTS.
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c. &C.
To COVER ADVANCE AND CHARGES, ONE
DECKER BROS. PIANO, ONE Bon AND ONE
b DSTE.,D AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING JULY THIRD at TEN
CCL On. We viii SCI, in front of our salesrooms a
large collection of household goods b,ing partly
enu4rated al owe, to which the attention OF blyers is
respectfully called. dfO-1t
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Name.
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio.
DO, lSt pref
The SartOris.Bush Sensation.
GEN. GRANTS soN-IN-LAw DENIES THE sToRY-wHC
MRS. BUSH rs.


special TO the Baltimore American from Chi
cago, Ill. July 1, says: The Sartoris- Bush sensa-
ton Is agitating not only Chicago and Milwaukee,
but Green Bay, Wis, and St Louis Young
Greene, the alleged brother OF the pretty Mrs
Bush, suddenly left Green Bay yesterday without
notifying his landlord. well-known gen.
tleman In st. Louis, DR.. Stevens who occu-
pies the house once rented by the fasci-
mating lady, said to-day that she is meme
other than lanche Melbourne the beautiful
regular army, who resigned in 1864. She was re-
garded as rather fast and wide awake. Mr. Sar.
toris was seen at the Grand Pacific hotel to-day
and Was furious at the publicity given the matter
In the papers. He saiG the whole thing was ridc-
ulous, and as false as hell He was determined to
stay right here In Chicago until they are through
talking about It. He says there were never any
improper relations between him and Mrs Bush.
He was well acquainted with her. and had helped
her out OF financial difficulty, and there was no
MISUNDERSTANDING or ill-feeling between them. 1t
Is said that Sartorfs has loaned the husband and
his pretty wife $1,000"
ALETTER SIGNBDa
A Milwaukee, Wis, dispatch says: The day
after Mrs Bush left her 18th street residence so
suddenly part OF letter written I'm a masculine
nand was found upon one OF the mantes In the
mouse by neighbor. Mrs Bush had evidently
dropped the note in her haste TO leave the city
Inc portion or the letter left intact conveyed some
very warm sentiments The style is very lover
like. The letter complained OF the time that had
elapsed Since the two had met and the writer
SAID he was counting the hours when they would
meet again. meeting had evidently been agreed
On or VAS expected between them IN the very near
future. Inc note was signed as"
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nUNCANsON' BROS, Auctioneers.

lhgsT II 7; sN SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND
STREET, BETWEEN AND M STRIFE g
NOkTHWEST. BEING HOUSES Nos. 11O7, 1lO9
AND I'LL FIFTH STREET.
by virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in
the District OF Columbia. and at the request Of the
PARTY secured we will sell FRIDAY, the THIR-
TENTH DAY OF JULY A. d. 1888, at six O'CLOCK
T. NJ in front Of the premises ell that piece parcel
OF ground and premises. situated lying and being
a the city OF Washington in the District Of Columbia
ten (lO in uare five hundred and fourteen (5l4 to-
kether with all the improvements. ways, easements.
rights privileges and appurenances thereto belonging
OF in any manner appertaining. The improvements
consist OF three story and basement brick dwell
he sold separately.
Terms One third cash; balance In equal instaments
at one and two years. note to bear six interest
payable semi annually and to be by deed Of
trust on premises sold all cash. at option of pur
chas r deposit of 300 required each piece sold at
nme OF sale Conveyancing at purchasers cost Terms
70 pe complied with in days. otherwise the Trus-
tees the right resell the risk and cost of the
defauung purchaser after five days public notice of
sue resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, DC
JOHN WALTER, JR., ru,,.oos
Jy2-dSds MATTHEW RUPPERT.} Ai"s'oo'
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
The Continental Guards visited the White House
at two O'Clock this afternoon. The President was
engaged with two or three of the Cabinet officers
at the time and was unable to receive them as he
Is to leave this afternoon for New York. They
were, however, shown through the rooms on the
lower floor of the building. They were accompa-
MED by Col Moore, Lieut.. Dyer and several other
members OF the Light Infantry corps. The wis.,
tors will leave this evening at $40 for Cleve-
land.
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ITCHING PILES
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
The symptoms are. moisture, IKE perspiration In.
tense itching. Increased by SCRATCHING very Istreee
ing: particularly st night: seems e e
sometimes affected. II allowed n continue very seri-
Gus results may follow. ''SWAYNE'S OINTMENT"
Rheu Scald Heed, Erysipelas. BARRIERS Itch Blotccs
Al scaly crusfy Skin Diseases sent BY mail for 50
sWAYNR SON. PhiladelphiA p Sold 81 prnS.
e1stA m9-W,tm
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Tele1raDllic Rriefs,

Yesterday was the sixteenth anniversary OF the
confederation of the British North American
provinces To-day is set apart by proclamation
as general holiday. and will be observed as such
throughout the dominion.
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The Despfsed Trade Dollar.

SYRACUSE, NY, July 1.-The associated banks
and bankers have resolved for the present to re-
fuse trade dollars.
SCRANTON, PA, July 2-The Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad company are redeem
ing at par all trade dollars recently paid to their
employees
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ENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
Il VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos S1a
AND $50 TWENTY FIFTH street NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JULY SEVENTH. 1888. AT@
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the premises, El:3
VIII sell the north hall of lot Is, in square II, 1S
street by depth of 81 feet to 30 foot wide alley inn
proved ty two new two-story brick houses front
of lot and two good frame house on the rear.
Ierms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest. and secured by deed of trust
on the property sod all cash, at the purchasers
option deposit IF $50 will be required on each piece
at TINE ct sale II terms not compiled with within
five days the property will he resod risk and cost
defaultng purchaser.
y24t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-02

AN AGENT FOR THE NEW POSTAL NOTES AP-
POINTED-Mr. Frank Raymond, of New York, has
been appointed agent for the new postal note
with headquarters at the mandatory OF the
Homer Lee Bank Note company In New York.