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nUNCANsON BROS. suetiou.ers.

nder decree o. the SDprrine curt District of IL
Columbia, i'll equity cause No. 1894 WI allen al
McCar by It H.. as-ed June II 1854 l will ---1
offer for sale to the hiGlss bidder in front Of Lepre
* at TOUR Z, ~ 7. ON the IhESIY &c
lot in Shafts alley between ist ana "a and aud C
streets northeast. ashiugtun city u g. and all the
rest tn rein of the PARTIES ca;ise. the SID
property being known lot i'll square No 125 III said
city and District.
Terms Of SAFE: $50 earnest money acceptance of
bid. TO 'e forfeited acceptance luii-compii-
witt, the of sal I'll ten days alan,r o.
IN chase money u:tn Guys from day OF nae. convey
at purchasers cost and property be sold
pure hasers cost. II terms not led with in ten
days CEss. J. NDDl,E, trustee
T27-2Ot Office 45t ;siaua avenue city
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DIED.
COSTELLO. On MONDAY July It'll 1884. IT II o'clock
m, WILLIAM COSTELLO. sxed twenty -four years
late of Castlsislsnd. County Kerry. Ireland
HIS funeral wall take PLACE from the parors Of Henry
nesday. July 9Th 1854. at so O'Clock p n Rtisnds
aud hcquaintances pect uly invited - sftsnd
DILLON. At San Antonio, Tex, on June 3sth lsS<
of Pneumonia, JAMES Il. DILLON youngest sun a
the late Msjor Richard Dnlon, Of Wash in0son. D. q
New York papers copy.
McAULIfFE. On Sunday. July 9Th, 1874 ss IL Il
late Cornelius AcAule IN the sixty seventh year of
her age
Funera will take place from her late residenca No
23i v rglnia avenue southwest wednesday morning
at half past e!ght O'clock. Solemn rsauis6 naas IT
Donlnic's church r
HOlI.INS. On Monday July z, 1854 at go O'CLOCK
Am, EMILY ROLLINS. beloved mother q Eva Hol-
lins. aged forty three Year,
unersl will take place on Thursday. at O'CLOCK p
NJ from Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church E1shteonth
street, between AID NJ frlsnds respectfully
vited to att nd. .
SHIRLEY. On July 7th. 1884, at 80 m Of disease
OF ia" heart, JANE widow OF the late Wm n Shirley,
aged seSeDty-ons years
Funeral from her late residence No 12ll street
northwest on Wednesday. at 8 O'Clock Friends and
relatives invited q
WINFIELD: On Monday, July 2, 1884, at II O'Clock
g. M. PAXTON WINFIELD, tn thu seventy nth year
OF Lis age
At rest IN Heaven
Funeral will take place from the 18th STREET baptist
church on Wednesday, the 9Th at o'clock D M Hela.
oyes and friends invited to attend
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The Latest Foreign News by Cable.

GEIllNG AWAY FROM DlBLlN.
DUBLIN, July S.-A number OF persons have left
this city in order TO avoid disclosures Of acts in
which they participated similar TO those charged
against VT. Cornwall. TIE post Office secretary.
MI corn wall, since the jury returned verdict for
Nj. y BrIen In the formers libel suit against the
latter, h "a o. d from Dublin.
VESSEL WITH CHOLERA ABOARD.
LONDON. july S.-Ihe authorizes have been asked
TO send NeSsei 10 Intercept Steamer bound II. III
MARSHES for Card1u, On which there art two cases
OF cholera.
AFFAIRS II EGYPT.
CA1RO, July S.-teneral Grcnfel has gone to
for;ify Wady Haifa. He Will also erect defen5es
Gear korosko \ squadron OF ca!alry and two
gunbJGJ, nave bttn ordered TO proceed from AS
sudn 10 WAdy fiaifa.
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Factory Eamds Out OF Work.

PETERSBURG, VA, July s-The Swift Greek and
Bandford cotton factories have stopped work.
throwing out OF employment a large number or
hands. Other cotton factories here are only work.
ing half time, is also the with many tobacco
factories. The is the dull and the over
production OF goods
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V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DANESE JOY son; Real Estate and Insurance
81 y vAL iGifEsf Am ! OF ONE
H4iEsR ASR slSzy Sq Ii I'VE FIVE
By virtue OF deed of trust. dated January 18th ~
s records s Of Il. county Of II
dria state Of Virginia and at the written request Of tho
GSTH las at %ILVz 1cp the foosnt
t. S d he BEN. s n s.sy part Hl
to- division Of slmon soiners real estate september
sa eoan and ss bs
said heir. to Nicholas Febrey by deed bearing date
s sta 9 a sepseS D. ls Sna rfsldd in fr
stone Pie OH the side of spanish oak and
and on the east side OF drain where box oak is cll ed
r. s as line
sh o as SAD j ns s Ct 'sd SSa. n ' ss
to S'a po Sis Inks 81 tx IS min fr sSiss
white Ak tree supposed to be of the white oaks
l. mir < So poles and l6 links to fence rost
t. the >omers tract tn n ses5 deg t. 81 poles +
Basil Rats line so oas poles sse called fei for
to G. astone pile feet short of double CHI stnut tree
s.a Of s So as ~ ss in
49, n 70 deg a. poles to a. while oak and spanish
1ak lied fo = deg l2o E1ss to i small chest
hue IS deg AZ ros the place Of wi
containing 1l6 scrts rood and 81 poles. with all the
improvements tn reun insisting OF two story double
fame house barn an ell necessary outouiidings
Terms Of sale: 90 cash; balance in equal install
premises sold; all CASH ut purchasers option
deposit of $500 required day OF sale. DO
tn property viii he resod at the cost and risk Of
defau,inz purchaser. All couveyancng purchasers
WILLIAM W DANESHOwER, ! rr,,,.0os
jy7-dts WA>hINGlON DANENHOWER,} Aius'e'"'
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RAILROADS.
1,HE GREA,
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH. n EST AND SOL THWEST.
DOT BLE TRACK STLENDID SCENERY.
eTEEL kAIL-. NAGNIFICE<I EGJ 1P4.ENT.
IN kfEECT il IL krH- 49,

DoFGl TEE HEs5k Isl Minnie gFsEur
IN AFFECT July sTH ls34-
For Rltt.buTE and the wss' ri aeo il,:ed ExPress
s;tes. daily VITA se-pilE Cars fso. Harrisburg
hcssc With slesf4ns car PittsSuTg % lineage 20.
ne West, with Palace sleeping Washington to
BsET1Aorr AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1er Erie. Csnsndaizua hoclsstsr. BUfs.o. Niagara
cox 70 n1spt ana ss I asn H f.9 G1
Tran leaving Warrington on saturday night viii not
IsI WiliamsIort Lock Haven and Elmira. at a.4oa
1oT New Yors and tie East us and $40 a. m. Ii %
nm nm . S toe 1000 and IL Up N On sgaday 70
6sr, $40 m day sf p1s snS o.
&oI nSston WITHOUT change Z:lo p H. every week day
Tsr Brgoklyn y Y. q. through trains connect a. Ier
~ sa,y WITH oe9ts o. Brootlyn Annez af9rins
RAG seross New York CITY. o,oe
SSd fhilsdrlghis us Oand II GOA ~ 10 90 500
l9:eo and HIS pm On sunday. 400 eco lJOO and
u1S pm Limited Express $40 a. n Gaiiy. except
1sr Baltimore e:s5 7:l5 s2o. go IL 90 1905
3l2 400 AIS = 40. 20. 40 10 90 and II 10 p m
Dor Pope. Creek Line. es5 and 40 daily.
Dor Annapolis 6:35 am 1905 AID 4s0 Pm. daily e1-
AixANpK1a AND TREpERIcKsBuEG RAIL
WAY, AID ALEXANDRIA AND WA HINGToS
Dor AleIapdria, 80 40 25 HOS and II - n.
205. rs. BOO %. 500 aHd 1855 PIN OInSunday
at6.sO 9:35 ii o. H.. s.G5 III
Ior Richmond AID the south. 20 and ii Oh daily,
and 100 Il daily. except SUNDAY.
1SA leave AeXSLdrla Tor Washington Cos sos 1000
lC:lo am. LOO eS. %, 10, 1;JJ and i0:40 p.
m. AID l. 10 IiGnt al teXrcPt non al On sunday
a SOS and I0lo 7.Oa and lh;4C pm ard IL 10
CiSht
Tickets ind information at the office northeast
Ct 18th street and PeEuSyvani and the
0oE. where orders can be left for tr che, na- bag
6aee 70 destiD alton from hotels and residences.
j. r. WOOD General I.sscI-ser Agent.
CHAS. l. lCGH. Gel.orai Manager jyT
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Killed EaiS Esrnfher.

DASVIILE. Va. July S.-B +. Richardson killed
his brother Albert with Chair III Henry county on
SUNDAY last. The murderer. who Is wOrt...ess
Character, is said to have been mOOnShner and
was abusing his mother, when Albert resented It,
and quarrel enSued. Tile murderer escaped.
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LOCKPORT, \. Y, July S.-lh annual convention
OF the Uni ed States Glass Blowers as collation. as
Sembled here this morning. Some sixty delegates
are present and others arriving. session last
ing several days is expected. There will be eX-
cursiOn to Niagara Falls tomorrow night.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TEUsTEEs SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE AND
WEIL-bUIiT BRICK DWELLING ON THE
SOUTH SIDE Or 8 STREET. BETWEEN THIR-
IEENIH AND FOURTEEN STREETS
NORTHW ESI. BEING HOUSE NUMBErED 1872
BY virtue Of deed of trust us. duly recorded a.
IN ber No GAG folio 3d. ct seq ,of the land records Il
OF The Dist let OF Columbia and al the request OF
the holder OF the notes secured thereby will sell at
{nonc auction, IN front OF the premises, ON MON
the following described real estate situate in the city of
Washington. d c.. and known an designated as Lot
numbered irty five 1889 Of John Ciagets subdivis
Ion Certain sublots i'll square numbered two hundred
and thr nine (39 sad lot having frol tage Of nine
teen ODD feet the south sid- OF North street. and
running back with that with ninety 900 feet the depth
OF said lot to an ley ten 0) feet wide and improved
by very desirable siEht (sD room Brick .rwel,ing
Terms OF sale: $500 of the purchase money to be
with interest from day sale at the of six t6 per
centua Per annum until pad payable semi ~
tobe evidenced by the notes the and
secured by deed OF trust approved by the undersigned
rus upon tho property sold, all cash, at the OPP
tlou OF the purchaser. deposit Of hundred (S l00
doll is will be required when the bid Is cepted The
terms OF sale must be complied with within t7)
days from day of sale in default OF VIII CHI the Trustees
the right to resell after Ave days advertise
yeyancing at cost Of purchaser.
ALERT +. FOX. } r,,,.o,
te2S-eo&ds LOUIS P. SHOEMAkER,5 Afus'ees
eE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH, A. D. 1884
hour aud pl,ce
BY order OF the Trustees jys-eo&ds
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Virginia Factories Stop Work.

PETERSBURG, Va. July S.--The Swift Creek and
Bdndford cotton factories have stopped work,
throwing ut OF employment large number OF
hands. Other cotton factories here are only work
Ing halt time, as Is also the with many tobacco
factories. The cause is the dull season and the
overprOduCtion OF GOODS
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Ct THE BEST

GET THr Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR,
Wehaye hand large stock Of the Celebrated CON
CORD HA6NE66." Of ali kinds and description
At Lowest Prices
IL Coupe. Carriage and Road Harness specially
LU1Z 4 BRO,
Isl Pennsylvania Avenue.
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and satchels in great variety at lowest prices
lxns and tfade- naark STAMPED on il. myN
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WILLIAM W. DANESHOWER, r.o,
jy7-dts WA,hINGl ON DANENHOWER,} trustees
HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
IEUs1EES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE TX ALLY Own i.OAD, NORT.+ OF
GEORGETOWN. IN H. DISTkIC4 OF CULUM

GEORGETOWN. IN III. DISTIICl OF CULUM
b.
BY virtue of deed trust from John Poorel-ss::l
and vile to the under'gned. dated i1th day Of s!;a
March. 1873 and recorded i'll LiDer No. $751; foil --A
224 AM at the st Of the party secured thereby.
Will offer at puo.c sale, on Thu sDAY. sEVE>-
OF the premises the following sc,ibrd property stu
at"d in the district OF Columbia: Be-; ming at point
81 teet from u STAKE the west of til ROAD lead
ing from T-nnay town Geor-etowii said sta being
the esd of the first In" of lot y conY-ye by
Josei West t. john Nie:. and run by ami with said
road sauth % degfee west lo9 feet to tn purchase
made by tacUu b. kenIla ell win henglas north line
south So degrees lea iec To the first line u Tia
kock Of Dunba tO the with said lin. OF DAN
nor'h 2lj9 degrees west lG4 l. lie south B. Z de-
ds.es east 255 ieet to tn. bt-iiu -. with Al c bu,id
inys and imi roy ments to the saline belonging.
1c OF sale: Oue-third cash. ha.anca OF the rIlr-
cl.ss- uOney Ill uni twelve months from the day Of
sale with Inter st. d-ctl give q deed Of trust
teen TO secure tho deferred payments the puIcla
ray all Cash. d~rt sit OF SOD required. All
couveyauciI.g urch;sars cost.
,v7.,s,. T. r. f i. &rk son; Trustees
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DELEGATES FROM THIS DISTRICT.
PITTSBCRG, PA, July h-1he tenth annual ma
t1Onal convention OF The Emerald Beneficial aSSOc-
alton met here this H., ana Will be IN session sew
eral days. Fifty delegates are present from New
YORK, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsy i"ania. Illinois, Viz
Slnla, Canada and he DlstrcL OF COLUMBIAN.
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Failure TN Ohio.

ALLIANCE, O.. July S-Baey & Co., proprietors
OF the largest canning factories in eastern Ohio, at
Marlboro, have assigned. Liabilities unknown. 1t
is stated that several business men have been
caught by this failure
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Scduced the Daur liter and Shot the
Ealller.

CALDWELL, TEX, July S-W. B. Boren killed j.
s. Mitchell yesterday. The latter i'll pursuit OF
Boren 10 force him TO marry his daughter or to
xiii him, wnen Boren shot Mitchell with a shot
EienL
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NEWARK. \. j., July S-The Newark chief Of
police states that the murderer OF Phoebe Paullin,
OF West orange, ia, been found in the state prison
oil an adjoining state. The chief Is sure he has
the man, but Cannot give particulars yet.
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LYNCHBURG, VA. July S--Wm. Ransom. who per-
petrateI a most brutal outrage UPON little ne srO
girl In Prince Edward county, on June II, was CAP
ture here last night.
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The COllapsing Stock Market.
DEPRESSING INFLUENCES CAUSE GENERAL D.
CLINE

NEW YORK, July 8.-The Post says: There was a
pretty general collapse in speculation in almost
everything this forenoon, the most conspicuous
however, being STOCKS, oil and provisions, all OF
which showed large declines. This is partly due to
the continued depression OF general trade and in
dnstry. The special news and rumors in connec-
ton with particular stocks were all unfavorable.
Under these accumulated depressing influences
there was general decline OF from y to 5H pei
- -
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NEW YORK, July S.-To-day there was an import
ant meeting OF tie Clearing House Association to
consi'ier TWO mOmentOus questions First
and secondly to devise scheme to protect the
clearing house banks against losses by fraudulent
checks"
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RANGE OF THE 1BEknOnErsR.-The following
were the readings at the oace Of the chief signal
ofdcer to-day n, GO 6: II An. no. p u. 753.
Maximum, 153; minimum, So
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE July s.-virginia skies. consolidated.
339 past-due coupons, Of do. ten forties 81 u;
new threes, So bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md July s-Cotton dull-middling
IL Flour quiet and lower to sell Wheat-southern
easier and act We western lower weak and dull; south
ern red. l.0Oal0 do amber, 10 .alU5; No. l Mary
land. 10nal03 No. western red spot. 9ia94 is
July 95 sAed August. 95Sza96; September, 9es 81
October % asked. Corn-southern higher for white;
yellow nominate western easier and dull: southern
white !0aIl do yellow, 6-a64; western mixed spot,
57,s asked August 57,+a5s. Oats steady and quiet
southern anu pennsylvania 3'aao western white Ssa4O;
do mixed 36a37 Rye quiet. GAGS. Prov sions frmer
for sides and moderately active sugarcopper refined
quiet, l3H WHISKY quiet, l. - Other articles
changed Freghts to Liverpool per steamer aull-cot-
ton 9-64d.: -four, Is; grain, 41sa5d. Receipts
aour 3s41 barrels wheat. $1,000 bushels; corn. 1000
bushels: oats, 5000 bushels; 600 bushels Ship
mentswheat, 600 bushels l6 900 bushels; rye,
1909 bushels. Ssleswheat 0OO bushels; corn 5000
bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. July 9. p. m--Closing prices:
SS Srn0Saly 4g "a nS Mn august SePtembsr
2sH; A Aug 26; September 2s4; var Is. wheat
Der: ss5sas5 Pork.Juy, y; August 81; September.
- rs. nominal LardJuly, ITO nominal; August, 100;
September, 1871.
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Alleged Land Frauds.

APPLICATIONS FOR AN INVESTIGATION.
DULUTH, MINI, July S-ApplicatiOn has been
made in the land Office here 70 the commissioner Of
the general land Office TO order an investigation
into the title of some OF the most valuable mineral
land OF Minnesota on which new mines are being
opened, the charge that the titles were procured
by pTe-emption frauds by men hired by one strong,
an agent for George {. Stone, s. ID. MunSOn and
Charlemagne Tower. The application has been
forwarded to Washington
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Alexandria Affair.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


The New SCHOOL BUnpING.-The city school
board was called together last night TO consider
the report upon new school house. A resolution
was agreed TO directing the special committee TO
contract for the building or new school house on
the Howell house and also for the remodeng OF the
dwelling there, so as to have two school rooms.
The committee on school houses and furniture WAS
building completed, and the clerk was ordered to
advertise for contracts TO supply the winters coal
for the schools
CONFEDERATE CANA meeting OF former con-
federate soldiers was held at the common council
chamber last night and camp organized
veterans. The following were chosen officers:
Capt p. B. HoOe, commandment: W. A. Smoot, Frank
Powers and X. kemper, lieutenant comInandants;
Edgar Warneld, adjutan,; X. NJ. Latham, quarter
master; Rev. q. h. Norton chaplain; Dr. X. e.
Powell. surgeon; Capt X. +. Knox, treasurer; A.
Howell. officer OF the day: Ed II. Hawkins vidette
Executive committee: j. K Zimmerman, Il. NJ.
White and George Wise.
MIrTAEY.-The Alexandria Light Infantry last
night met at Its armory, and reelected its officers.
Capt Mushbach ana Iieuts Marbury, Monroe. and
BRYANT The executive committee was chosen as
follows: Capt. Mushbach, and Messrs. Douglas,
Aitcheson, Padgett, and Stabler. Some fifteen new
members were elected.
POLICE AATTKRs--1he mayor at the last court
fined Robert Campbell and Robert Ambush. OF
Henry Nunson was sent TO the chain gang on the
charge OF petty larceny. Theo Foley was acquitted
on the charge OF shooting COW.
NOTES.-The circuit and the district courts OF the
United States were opened here at noon to-day by
Judge Hughes The early portion of the session
were put up in the Columbia and Hydraullon en-
CINE houses last night.-The Friendship Fire
company held meeting last night devoted to
plans Tor re-entry into active service.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

CONTINUED from the First Edition.l

CHICAGO, July S.-John r. Fellows, OF New York,
said that the convention OF his state had directed
that In compliance with immemorial usage in that
state the sentiment OF its majority should at first
be ascertainsd. and that that having been done
the vote or the New York state delegation should
thereafter be- cast d unit. The convention OF
New York having placed upon its delegates that
trust, he challenged the right OF this convention TO
strip the New York delegates of the rights thereby
conferred Such action would not pass
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The Courts
EQUITY COURT@Jud0e Macarthur.


To-day, Lord agt O'DonnOghue; hearing on ap-
plication for Injunction set for Nov rule day. Pal
mer agt Palmer; decree ratifyng contract OF sale,
and plaintiff appointed commissioner to convey.
Starr AFT. Treakle; auditors report confirmed
Starr agt Mcdowell; payment OF 8, 900 decreed t.
8. Maddox and R s. Davis. Hockemyer agt New
myer; auditors report confirmed Jones agt Jones;
fund directed paid to administrator Butt agt.
Beall; sale nnally ratified. Blake agt FAINT; inter
est ordered paid by w. A. Gordon Cumberland
agt Cumberland; bin dismissed
CRIMINAL COURT-.rud0e Wvlie
To-day, Frank w. Sanford, violating sections 542l
and 5438 R &, bench warrant returned executed,
a1raigneG: pieaaed NOT guy, ana 1 oSn nxso 2!
guilty. T.. z. Hoover, false pretenteG motion foE
new trial withdrawn and sentenced to twelve
months in jail Same, do; pleaded guilty, sentence
suspended.
POLICE CouRT-Nld0e Smell
To-day, Andrew Glass, superintendent Of thu Belt
Line railway, for permitting horse unit Tor labor
TO be worked tc car, was lined q Ernst Loe1ne4,
keeping Sunday bar; fined so
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Ex-MARsHAL LAMON IMPRovING.-Gen. w. L
Campbell, OF Denver. Col, who is now in the city
visiting his brother, Mr.. Peter Campbell, has re-
ceived dispatch stating that ex- Marshal Ward Fl.
LamOn, who was taken seriously III recently, Is i'm
proving rapidly.
TIE TALLAPo0sA is having some slight repairs
made at the Washington navy yard, but expects to
be ready for by the 14th instant. when she win
sail on her regular trip to the northern yards
A FIGHT BETWEEN INDIANS AND CATTLEMEN.-The
commissioner of Indian affairs to-day received Q
dispatch from Indian Agent Patton, at Ignacio,
Colorado, which states that q Tight occurred be-
tween the Indians and cattlemen in the eastern
part of Utah. Four Indians were killed and two
white men wounded. detachment OF cavalry
has left Fort Lewis to drive the Indians back to the
reservation.
ARMY ORDERs.-An army retiring board having
found First Lieut.. Thaddeus H. Capron, 9th In
fantry unfit for active SERVICE he Is granted leave
of absence until rurther orders Leave, for four
months, on surgeons certificate Of disability, is
granted First Lieut. Jacob r Pierce. Path infantry.
The leave OF Lieut. Col. Richard F. OBeirne, 18th
infantry, Is extended one month.
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Tho Ncvv York ~snclS 1EoVkot.

Jrefolowing are the opening and p. m. prices
q the New York stock Market to-day. IS reported
by special wire 10 H. ii. Dodge, 80 l5tl street:
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TO.1IOR ROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
LxECrTRIX SALE OF ARABIAN COLTS HORSES,
BREWkTtR COUP. BUGGY, HARNESS, ROBES
AND STAkLE REQE ISITES &C. &c
BY order Of the Orphans Court Of the District of Co.
1uInb the sntire stasc effects belonging to the late
General O. l. Estccck viii be sold at Pl Biz AUG
TON. on WkDN ESDAI. JULY NINTH. 1854 at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. ut stables, corner 18th and q
streets ofthweSt embracing:
Arabian and Han Colts, and years Old,
sired BY the celebrated Arabian stallion belonging to
Genr Grant.
Bay n re Nancy.
Dus Hsrse Arst-clsss Horse under the saddle.
DonAsy AID Doskey Cart and HARNESS.
CsuKS made BY Brewstsr).
Top BUEEy Unsae by Icbernott)
Coupe, Eafnesa, Double AID Single Harness.
S!tiDg Wagon, sle!gh, Childs Carriage, Robes and
Stabls requisites &c, &C.
jy3-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08
Sentenced to prison for Life.
Important Financial Que.

CARMEL, n. Y. July 81 H. Riley, negro. was
to-day sentenced TO state prison Tor life for the
murder OF Hannah Sunderiin.