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The Irish World, just before the last Chicago
Convention, put up this head line "Giye US
Butler or We will take Blaine. Well, the gin
was not made, now keep your word.
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Lunuborg's Perfume, EDNA.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
mrS-ly
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Hotfilter, the Goldsmith. pays the high
,st price for gold dust, old gold and silver Sixth
street, between and X. jy14-tf
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Dentistry.-J.V. Horner, Dentist, No. 515
Tenth street, bet. Z and F, Sacramento. je271m
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

[IAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE nrooRD-uslos.l
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Go to Golden Eagle Oyster s Chop House,
SIC X ST. for Steaks, Chops, Large Eastern Oysters.
Open day and night. ADAM DAMN. Prop. m14-lm
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Orange " Celebrations"

BELFAST, July 13th.-During the Orange de-
monstration yesterday near Carrick HILL an
Orangeman shot a Catholic The police arrest
cd the Orangeman. but he was rescued. Fight
ing ensued and ut last accounts, although the
Mayor had interposcd, the fighting continued.
WHrrEHAvEN. July 1Sth.-An Orange pro-
cession was returning yesterday TO Cleator, n
town near here. when it was attacked by the
Nationalists Serious fighting followed A tele
graph boy was killed and several persons in
jured Revolvers and swords were used, stones
thrown and windows smashed. The police,
armed with swords, finally dispersed the rioters.
The co-Chinese Trouble.
PARIS, July lsth-TTg1ro says that Patenotre,
French Minister to China, has granted the Chi
nese Ministry of Foreign Affairs delay of two
days. but IL it then fails to give assent to the
terms submitted by the French Admiralty Court
squadron viii lombard the forts at Shanghai
and Admiral Lcshes will discmbark his forces
at Choo-Choo and seize the arsenal there Two
iron-clads have Left Brest to reinforce Admiral
Courbet.
workingmen's Banquet to a Russian
Minister.
PARIS July l3th.-The workingmcn's and
trades associations of this city rendered VALID
rick, Russian Minister of the Interior. a banquet
Tonight A number of Senators and Deputies
were present. Waldrick, in speech, said he
believed the extension of trades unions was not
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nBooRD-uslos.l
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namarinc Firc Cansod br Lichtninc.

NEW YORK, July 13th.-The damage by fire at
Martin, Worn & Co S furniture factory Williams
burg struck by lightning last night, is estimated
a., Onn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ss- RENT AND OTHER COLLECTIONS MADE
al29ptt
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hall. T nc uutI WAS INC ftsIul OF ufIIlkIHg.
with Annihilation by Drought.

GALVESTON (TeX.), July 13th.-A Nc,cs San
Antonio special says: Parties from the western
part of the state confirm the report that the
sheep and cattle herds in that part of the State
Sheep men with their flocks are arriving daily
at Eagle Pass seeking ingress into Mexico. The
watcrholes and streams on the American side
of the Rio Grande have dried up.
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a Duel with Fatal Results.

DALLAS CTex.). July 13th.-W. H. Beale and
Bowie, in room in the third story of the Ma
tional Hotel. fought duel to the death last
night with pistols. The shots were heard and
the room broken into, and both found lying
dead pistol lying by the side of each Both
were shot through the head. Shortly prior to
the duel they were devoted friends. and Il few
moments before the tragedy had quarrel.
you" Soon afterthey retired to the room. The
tragedy creates great excitement, hundreds of
people surrounding the hotel. The cause is I'M
known ut this hOur
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A Duel in Texas.

GALVESTON TEX, July l3th.-A No,cs San An
tonic special says; To-day at Iozier Station, in
the southern part of the State. II duel at thirty
PAGES was fought between Lieutenant Cunning
ham. commander of the Seminole scouts, and a
railroader named DAILY. Pistols were used and
three shots exchanged. Cunningham was
wounded in the leg When it became known
in campthat Cunningham was wounded several
ScminoeS armed themselves and sought to as
saSsinate DAILY but were restrained by Cunning
ham. The duel was the result of drinking.
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NEW YORK, July 13th.-A fire in the four-story
tenement house, 219j Second street, early this
morning, caused great alarm. Several people
jumped from the windows, and one woman
threw her infant out of the window; but il was
unhurt, as it landed in the arms of a man out
side
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Died from Their wounds.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13th.-Lizzie May, who
was stabbed by her father in her bedroom yes
terday. died this morning. Her father, who
stabbed himself to death after the assault on
his daughter, was buried to-day.
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
J. II. SULLIVAN,

Il ~ NV '''''
NO. 1907 FOURTH STREET,
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Affairs i'm West wash;npsou.

A NARROW EsCAFE.-The wife OF Mr. Thomas J.
Collins the architect and builder, was sitting on
the porch In mont OF her residence on S4h street,
near the corner Of street, Thursday night about
II o'ciock.With her infant child I'm her arms when
boy on porch near the corner OF street fired
pistol and the ball took small piece of the upper
part OF the lady's ear, making painful wound. A
slight change In the direction OF the weapon might
have resulted In the death OF herself or babe
CUTTING CASE.-Between 10 and IL o'clock
Thursday night Philip Contee and VIM. Wheeler
became engaged In an affray on s2d street. near
Grace street, when Wheeler cut Contee In the
leg and arm DIR. klefnSchmdt dressed the wound
NoTEs.-West Washington was unusually quiet
yesterday. The officers made but eight arrests,
and those for "drunk and dlsorderly."-The canal
presented, in the morning and evening. a lively
sight, there being five steamers plying between
Georgetown and Cabin John Bridge and other
pointS-The Fourteenth building association
held their regular monthly meeting last Thursday.
Nothing was offered. Business was not very good.
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT A. N-Great
Fails, H. receiving reservoir, north connection, l3;
south connection, IL distributing reservoir influent
gatehouse, 5; effiuent gatehouse, 8 High tide in
the river Today at 12 p. m; low tide. o. m.
FLOUR SHIPMKNTS.-The Georgetown milers are
again shipping flour TO New York and Norfolk by
the steamers OF the Inland and Seaboard coasting
company.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
{ Condensed E.DcDss.

andrew saith. cG!0rni, was charged yesterday in
TIE folCe Court with assault ON Samuel John
s0H. Co.JIcd. By cutting htln with knife Oh June
- iast Jo!I5Oi testified that Smith came UP TO
hiln and Without Word cut Lin. \ fine OF SEQ or
e. days III jail was imposed.
THURSDAY afternoon Rev. DR.. Sunderland united
IL marriage az the court house In this city Mr. W.
=. Henry and Miss VI. Alice Crawford, both OF
Prince Georges county, Md
John Fore iEJdnett has turned up In California
Where ne + Grating In behalf OF the Omitted Labor
League Of America"
i ct,,I oil lamp was upset In house 1921 street
northwest. occupied by John Thicker as a grocery
store, between and eciock yesterday morning
e;ttls ng fire which d:d damage amounting tos5O
Hon. WIN H. C;lklas Will be present at the meet
Ing OF The Indiana Republican club at Masonic hIl
this evening 10 ri1y his Nomination TO the office
q governor of Indiana.
MI Barry Bulliey. son Of Or. j. ". RulkIev. Of
tAl~ ci;S. mas just returned trCn Amherst C1Iie-p
Mass, bringing with him the keliC-g prize OF $50
which l. given yearly Ia the freshman who makes
The tt~t 1ccJIn alton on the commencement stage
\ cock light was fought at wilson's station. on
tle Baltimore and Potomac road, between birds
owned 10y Daniel Stewart. OF this city. and John
Nolan OF Alexandria. Tie Alexandria lirds won
TIL oil fight.
Twenty-oae persons were arrested yesterday for
setting off IRE crack T. ana InrlIefinpS ON Tho MN
Tic streets. In the Police Court this morning tie
loys we're charged with setting OF fire crackers
ALL JGd-c smell imposed tine OF - IN each case.
Mrs NJ j. Perry sends - 10 TTE STAR Office for
IL t'ti4t Tx q the Poor ChildTtn'S Country Home
Apuut 1892 o'clock yesterday morning an alter
cation TOOK place between two cOlf-rci men named
Jonah Adams and VIVA Davis, on q street, between
LIST ami 2d streets northwest. Davis struck Adams
On The head with brick. inflictinr three painful
wounds The police took the injured man 10 the
Trcctiiuan'S hospital. In the Police Court this
EloTEi5- Davis W@S fined SO.
The police report for the twenty -four hours end
IL at 9 >. II. to-day, shows I2s arrests
Two lnianS belonging 10 the Wild West COM
r2hy were taken 10 the Garfield hospital yester-
day, ore suffering 1TCIn pneumonia and the other
IVn lHjui4co received by falling from q horse.
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BIG BAneA1S
BIG BARGAIN
Will oren Thursday morning sc Pieces
SEERSUCKER BINGHAM. PAN and Fancy Stripes at
So CENTS YARD.
20 Pieces FIGURED LAWNS, S CENTS.
65 Pieces ORGANDY LAWN yard wide, 10 CENTS
Yard Wide INDIA LINEN So cts 10 cts .11cts 1o,Scs
CROCHET CoUNTERPANEs, so cents.
TABLE LINENS. IS cts, IS cts sc cts
TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN. OIL BOILED az cts
WORSTED DRESS GOODS, l21l cents
43-Inch NUNS YELLING, 80 cents.
Children's HOSE no seams Is cts.
Ladies BALBRIGGAN HOSE, no seams
Fancy Stripes and Solid Colors p cts
Gents. Colored HALF HOSE no seams 81 c.s
OPENING NEW STYLES IN BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS.
TOW SON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side
E2 Near Center Market.
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The lfIgeIOw Case.
A KEAEGrNENT ORDERED.

To-day, In the CoIrt In General Term, judge
JaInes announced that the court would grant the
motion made by Mr.. COOK for raargumcnt In the
case OF Tie prisoner HiGe5w, the receiving teller OF
TIE National Bans. Of the Republic. who was con-
weed OF tIntfLZ.tIcDt and sentenced TO five wears
fl the peLitcutigry judge James In announcing
I.@ action Of the CCGFt, said they conceived on
account Cf the constitutional Qt.cStiJn-sS bcin.
tlc" put III "'i JTly for the Ufvnsc-the i'm
I3!iJHCt 0I 1he ease. HHd would grant the notion
l.AitlGS the argument to that point.
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The Jackson Democrats Eject Officers.
The Jackson Democratic association at its meet
ing at Cosmopolitan Hall Thursday night elected
the following officers: John E. Norris president;
Howard c. Clagett and DIR. H. II. Barker, vice pres
idents Jesse B. Wilson, treasurer n. SardO, secre-
tary George I. Stewart, financial secretary; E. D.
Wright, corresponding secretary. On motion of c.
c. FraySer, the executive committee was directed
to fire salute for the nominees Of the Chicago
convention.
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PERSONS contemplating decorating their homes
with wall paper VIII find II to their advantage to
call upon The firm Of X. ". Henderson d Co, 1II3
street northwest, where a large assortment OF
fOT IGN and domestic wall papers are constantly
Kept. from the cheapest grade TO those suitable for
tn" finest house. The stock is composed Of the
latest designs. both in side wall and ceiling papers.
1TieZeS. holdings. &c, from the best factories or
America and England. and in style, price ard work
rlaLship cannot lie eXctlled. They guarantee sat
isfaCtiOn- They are not a branch OF any house.
Please remember name and nuLIber-R ". Hen
derSJn a Co, 11i3 + street northwest.
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George Nzaatinely.s Will.

The will OF the late George Mattingly was filed
to-day. He bequeathes to his two widowed daugh-
tiers, Clara v. Brown and COrdelia L. Marsh. his
household furniture, at Al street southwest; to
Howard, Albertus and John Holt, his three young
est Children lot g. So 466, at 9TH and street south
west; to James s. Edwards he gives the premises
on Which he had lived nearly forty years. part lot
o., square 495, In trust to permit his two first
named daughters to occupy the same during their
ives but gives the trustee authority to sell and
renvest the proceeds If lie deems 1t best. He also
gives MI Edwards certain debts due him in trust
TO settle Indebtedness due by him. and the surplus
TO be divided among his children; as also all the
rest OF his real estate in trust pay his funeral
penses and other debts: to pay Rev. Father Coyle,
OF 81. Domlnic's church, 500, to be used as he
deems proper, and 500 for masses; to John H. Mat
tnsly $780, to two daughters of his deceased child
Mary Martena Bowling, $500 each, and the debt
due by Edwin Bowling, and the balance OF collec-
IONS TO his daughters, Clara v Brown and Cortlea
h marsh. The will bears date March /, 1884, and
codlcil dated May s, 1884 changes the bequest to
me pastor OF st. DominicS from 500 to $500. and
gives 500 instead OF $500 for masses He also gives
$500 to Mary Lucinda Brown, child OF his widowed
daughter and directs certain legacIeS to be paid in
the order named and not pro rata
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TIE ,Ies>enger ssoy., COMPLAINT.

WHY THEY ofirJT To PAYISG FcR THEIR HATS
Oar Of the Mutual District messenger boys saws
In regard To the strike or demonstration made by
IT, tys last TAfr-i3y against tie ORD r It turing
t1'iE 70 pay iGE j- mats which they are required
u wear: 1.-The hats IN question ale Of no Use a. q
I.c3TCT on fcA the sun. the face being entirely
opposed; are ugly IN color and SHAPE aII en- Ia
hat" been G.- -uyi. .rtIcjIdTiy The large plates
II n -, with tie intention Of making The me-
S'''sI- AS conspicuous possible. am at loss to
Understand by what right the company demand
F"ilu' NJ Tor Them. Cur pay Is sIna.! enough
Glir"uy, !Alne \ sig a month. cut 81 which | nav
tC the company - a month Tntil have Maid S!3yg
the prlce demanded fer jacket and pair Of pants
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THE BUsHMAN DIVORCE CASE.-The evidence in
this case shows only the charge OF visiting house
or 1ll-fame to have been proven attempted to be
proven The complainant, In her amended bill,
abandoned the charge of intOXiCatton. &c. John
Amber Smith. counsel for Bushman. says his client
Is sober man, and voluntarily agreed to pay the
money for the support OF the child and that he
Will educate 1t at one OF the best schools in the
country
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The Ind ustriDl Home.

THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROPOSED.
The committee OF ways and means Of the Indus
trial Home have made a report to the board OF
directors OF that institution showing the present
status OF that institution and what they expect to
Go the next fiscal year. This Institution IS located
just north of the Heights Of Georgetown. and since
its establishment has done great deal or WORK.
giving the young Inmates practical knowledge OF
various useful Industries The report says that at
the commencement OF the present fiscal year July
1881 the gross amount OF outstanding liabilities
were S3,4S3s IS, OF which reduction has been made
during the year OfS .5iS 03. The prospective income
sfonal appropriation; maintenance fund, 81, SGO
tree-bOX profits Qabor\, $780, sales from farm and
garden. $500. and dues from members. $50 making
gross revenues from all sources, s15150 The est,
mates Tor expenditures amount in gross to al 90 e.
The report says: at Is not probable that the aver
mence the year with seventy-six, SO that IL the
number should Increase during some months to one
hundred, our estimate OF ninety would not be
reached The capacity OF the institution is limited
10 ninety; mere cannot be sheltered without I'M
healthy oyer-crowding." Among other recOmInen-
datiOns made by the committee are the following.
"lhat In proper season some Of the trees on the
grounds be tranSplanted the public road in
'front.' or and leading to our premises Also that an
avenue or trees be planted each side OF the car
rage road inside the boundaries OF the grounds of
the n0lne ana that as lar as practicable the in
mates or the institution aid in this work; that i'm
mediate steps be taken to properly fence the
farm by planting hedges, &C; and that special
committee be appointed for the purpose Of LAYING
before the Commissioners OF the District the neceS
grounds, with the view OF having the protected
buildings completed, or the erection OF common
school building, available for the inmates OF the
nome and the whole neighborhood."
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ROBRERIEs are prevented by the Timely precaU-
tiOn OF dcpns!ting Your loose YaludhleS with the
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New York Avenue
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TEE National safe Deposit company. corner 18th
all New \ cTS avenue, receives trunks of silver
Special dePcSi- iUT a moderate charge. See adyer-
tlSenlent
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TIE B0>D OF MI A. K Browne. as notary public,
was to-day approved 10y Judge Cox.
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WHERE do You drink your beer now? Why, of
course, ut the American House, where they Keep
the renowned ''NlcG1a Cabinet Beer
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lie SAYS He Is Not THE MAN.-Iewis Jones, who
was arrested on Thursday on the charge OF assault
win intent TO XIII John Laughin car driver yes
terday by Mr.. c. Caringt0n, HIS counsel, waived an
examination and gave bail for the action OF the
grand jury, Mr.. David l.. Git going on his bond
Jones protests that he IS innocent of the charge.
ana SAYS 1t Is o case of mist AIKEN identify.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION VIA PENN
sYLvANIA RAILRoAD.-For delegates and visitors
attending the national democratic convention
tickets to Chicago will be placed on sale at the
elusive good going to destination on or before july
and good for return passage on or before July Is
Tickets good for continuous passage In both direc-
offers superior advantages over other lines and q
trip over the road at this season viii be one of
pleasure and comfort
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CHR XASpER- Pure J-year-Old Port Wine. made
nom the Virginia Seeding grape: also, lust az
lived, fine lot Of LCGdOn Dock Port. HIS Rasp-
berry and Blackberry are recommended 10y ply
ti'iaHS for summer complaints. Get il at the
Native Wine Depot. No. gll fth street NV.
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DoSS PI4TT treats of the candidates for the dem
IUE.
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SANSTAG will sell Monday morning at auction,
10 OClCck, AT St6 9Th street, the whole stock OF para
solS cUr>eiS, gloves, ladies and gents underwear,
laceS and hosiery, TO the highest bidder.
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"THE '.St. Marc also runs the famous .v;cnna
Cabinet Beer
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Sc
hEsSRs- CUNNING, uZNPsET AND DREW PLEAD NOT
GUILTY.
This morning In the Criminal Court, Judge
Ny!ic, MessTs. James ID. Cumming, W. III. DeInp-
sey aad J. W. Drew. against whom a number Of
Indictments for presenting false vouchers have
been found appeared and. waving the reading
u The indictments, pleaded not guilty.
LURKING FIEND.-Janes Brooks the MARYLAND
OUTLAY i said 20 be lurking In the vicinity Of MARI
toro IN mat state. and much excitement prevails
the:S. lie Is notorious on account OF being the
as~ailant In i've rape eases He is known TO be
heavily armed, and viii make desperate fight be-
rCTS he Will Ue captured The officers are ON his
track
MUSICAL RECEPTioS.-An interesting musical
reception was rendered en Wednesday evening last
70 Miss Hattie Pryor. daughter OF Congressman
IfNur, OF Alabama, by Professor Alexander s. De
NO.owski, at his residence, 40 New York avenue
northwest. The program included vocal and in
'runtental music or a classical nature. and was
belle DE Woiowski, HAstc Pryor. Matte foc iS-
Mary +. OKOrkc and Kate smith. IL was highly
en- en- ~ 1y INC guests among whom were Mrs.
Peebles. Judge Johnson. wife and daughters MIR
and Mis- Robinson, senator Walker Count and
burg. Mrs. OIiorke and Miss Mary T. ORorke MT.
ana MIS- Wood. Miss Emma Wood, Miss Matte
Locke and sister, Miss Jennie Porter Major Thos.
6ardner anu daughters, Miss Kate Smith, Miss
Bessie jackson. OF Baltimore, DIR. Moran Mr and
Mis- a F. Heien, Col Hinton, of California, and
many others
STorFtGE OF IMPRESS TRAINS AT CREssox-Tne
passenger department Of the Pennsylvania railroad
announces that during tie continuance Of the SIM
Eler season al! express Trains In both directions
except the New York and Chicago limited will stop
81 CIesson. the famous mountain summer resort on
the Tep Of The AlleghanGs.
-G-----<>---
To BUILDERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN
EUILDlSi--Ihe patent right OF the District OF
Columbia Is for sale OF 4 rrst-ClasS building
material namely. the recently patented Imitation
b=-ck Notwithstanding. This Is frst-clasS oppor-
tuHtJ Tor parties with money. Fer further parttc-
ol2fs Inquire At the Office Of George EmInert, IT,
10 s2l + street D"Tihwest where 4 .9il size u.Sdei
q iAc p3te1e can DC inspected.
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The T0ylor-Neses Case.

ANOTHER CONTINUATION IN ALEXANDRIA,
the habeaS corpus case OF George Taylor came
up before Judge Meade of the corporation court, in
Alexandria, Thursday afternoon. Capt. Geo. Mush-
back, with MI. c. c. Cole, appeared for Detective
McDeVltt and w. B. Moses who have seized Mr.
taylor In order to surrender him at New Orleans
ana be discharged Of a bail bond in the sum of
Slu,otO. When the case was called counsel for Tay-
lor asked for continuance TO get important test-
lnCny, and Judge Meade continued the case until
July IA.
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LIGHTNING ROps, and all kinds Of electric work
ana repairing. j. II. kUEHLISG.
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SPEAKING TUBES fitted. iron safes repaired.
J. H. kUEHIINC, 419 I2th Street n W.
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JAMES Dorsey, cOlOretl. was overcome by the
heat cu street, between Dist ana Ed northwest on
Thursday afternoon
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ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF LIBEI.-In the
Criminal Court on Thursday before Judge Wylie
the case or w. G. Nicholas and W. nj. Robertson,
charged with libel was concluded by a verdict of
not guilty.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tscr Weather.
rTCF OF tbs CHIEF SIG&AL OFFICER,

(FFTfF q ne tEIiEF SIG'SAL OFFICER, !
WAS:.IS,-'S, ID. e., july ), 1884, go a n
Ter the IriTl.e atlantic states. partly Cloudy
vctths- and OCCASIONAL rain. southwest 10 north
yC~t winds, station y temperature. For SUNDAY.
] a rains. followed hy fair weather, is indicated
f-T The middle Atlantic states