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I'd Edition.
Latest HelGgranS to The Star.
WHY HENRY WAS SHOT.
Lieut.. GTceIy,S Statement About the
Execution 1t Cape sabine.

Execution III Cape sabine.
BOSTON, August ia special dispatch from
Portsmouth, NH, says:
early this morning Col Kent obtained an
interview with Lieut. Greedy, who admits that
Henry mad military execution on the 9th
Gay OF June. AS early as March it was sus-
peSVeu tnat Henry was stealing the lmi-
teu loou which was apportiOned out 10
The survivors for their sustenance. and this fact
being finally and positively ascertained Lieu
tenant Greely had hereafter hard work to pro
tect the mans lie. 1t became necessary
In order to keep up discipline to inform Henry
lnat he would be Shot IL the practice con-
unued, and that similar fate would be
meted OUT to any other member OF the
party who Should be detected in 4 Ike crime.
III Henry had been permitted to continue his steal
ingS unmoested the balance OF the party would have
surely starved TO death and Henry alone survived.
After, ana In spite OF these warnings, Henry was
again detected stealing the provisions
Private IHenry's Body.
EXCITEMENT AT CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
NEW YORK, August l3.-The rumor that Chas. B.
Henry, OF the Greedy expedition. was killed and
portion OF his body eaten, has caused much eN
ctenent III the neighborhoQd OF cypress Hills
cemetery. Application has been made to Coroner
Robinson, by persons not related to Henry, TO have
the body eXnulned.
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Solomon J. Fague Real Estate Agent 1870 New York

Solomon j. Fague Real Estate Agent, 1870 New York
avenue II. W., saws:
II used Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion and
found gr,at relief i'll few doses. After taking
one bottle 1 considered myself cured 1t is the
best remedy have ever used for that affliction."
VIM A. Duval, 912 I St s. e.. says
Il was victim of that horrible disease. dyspep-
sla. began taking Browns Iron Bitters and
III two days my food did not my stomach
as before nor did the water brash trouble me. My
appetite returned and rejoice in a renovated
system, and have acquired fresh life and visor."
Chas A Williams, employe of the Branch Printing
O!iIce, Treasury department. says:
Il have used Browns Iron Bltters for malaria
and the result in my case has been very beneic cal
1EaverrcoEIncndcd it TO others, who have used it.
With the same good results"
Thos. s. Anderson. 1906 Twentieth ST. H. VI says:
i have been usins Browns Iron Bitters for
nervous prostitution and chiiIs with very good re-
suits. consider it AL excellent tonic"
A. A. Henry, emp,oye Of the u S. Government
Bindery. says:
Browns Iron Bitters is the best remedy for
dyspepsia have ever used. Have recommended it
to many oI ly friends. who AL speak well OF it,"
Mrs. Susan Grayson 1914 18th st, says:
Il was very sick and 50 weak that was unable
to get across the floor unai,led. 1 have used four
bottles of Browns Iron Bitters and am now get
ting along splendidly.'
W. e Boulter 500 I'd st. g w, SAYS:
Il suffered from weakness and exhaustion. for
which used Browns Iron Bitters 1t has done
me vast amount of good"
L. W. Henry. 80 II street n. w. says:
II used Browns Iron Bitters as tonic. It built
up my system WONDERFULLY
C. Il. p S;aiiy. Room 80 Post Office department. says:
There Is more virtue III one bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters than in twenty of any other tonic
and have tried great many"
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German Colonial Policy.

BISMARCK OPPOSES EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
LONDON, August l3.-The Vienna correspondent OF
the Daily Telegraph says: One subject which Will
occupy the attention Of Count KalnOky and Prince
Bismarck at their approaching conference, Will be
aseussiOn OF German h colonial policy i rnc &c
emigration TO America
American institutions, he says, are not in har-
that country adds nothing to Germany's wealth,
while 1t tends TO undermine the traditions Of mon
archy. Prince Bismarck hopes to open new fields
for colonial enterprise and SO prevent the ultra
Independent AnglO-SaxOl clement from absorbing
the German element.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 13.-virpinia Sizes deferred 3:
past-dua coupons. S. ten-fortes, 3316; Virginia
new threes. 5a North Carolina SKIES DID, LOG bid
day.
BALTIMORE. Md. Aneust .13-cotton du,l-mid.
ding. IL. Flour quiet with only local demand-HOw-
rs: do family 425a5 IS; city mills super. S5a5 Is.
do extra, 3.35a4.0O: do Rio brands. 500: Patapsco
Southern say o with rer
and quiet: southern red. s6as9 do amber. S9a9S No
Maryland 81 .8a9s No western winter red. spot s7
la9l14 November. yl sa93h. Corn-southern steady
western nominal: southern white. 66a7O: do yellow
asked Oats irregular and more demand-southern new
3saao western white old 44a46: 4Oa4e; do mixed
Maryland isaais o. PROVISIONS hisher and f 1na
clear rib sides liz Hams. 1sai6. Lard~refined. ~
a.e5 S ai* sn1 S
9aio Sugar steady-A soft: 6S& copper refined quiet
per steamer steady-cotton. 1l-64d: Hour Is: grain
Cd Kecelptsfour 703 barrels: wheat 10000 bushela
Sshes bSsseis co ass go
bushels Sales-wheat 100000 bushels; corn. AUOO
bushels
The Chicago Markets.
,na i On I Ausrst Is iS 6ss clear
aas. hsghcr Oats; .a1 higher fork. 2oc higher for
cerHIA1s1st sis nominal: sersemSer sos: ocso S
:ss bid; Soysmb.r 4s; yssE z n0,ain. My 81
septein6er $50. october sikssis,: NoSenbsr. 81
tember. 747H: October. 757E.
The Pesr0leum MARKET.
P1TTsBURa. PA. August ls.on incidentally active
dropped back 70 7sl but rsd sssa . - q noea '
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Captain CHARLES STEELHAMMER, 18th infantry,
mas been ordered to report to Brigadier General
Christopher c. Augur, president of the army re-
tirnG, board. at Fort Ieavenworth Kansas and
VIII hCld himself in readiness 10 appear before the
board Tor eNiilinattOn when summoned.
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HARRISoN's GUTTED BANK.-Receiver Lamb OF
Har11sOn's bank which lately failed at Indianapo-
lis, Ind, filed partial report Monday. He fnds
assets OF $4,000. OF which 1917 900 are available
and that only II there Offsets He has not con-
cluded the schedule OF the liabilities but SAYS they
will exceed $5O0,0O0 Bond was furnished Monday
night, at Indianapolis, In the sum OF 10000 for the
appearance OF John G. s. Harrison to answer to the
charges against him.
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STEA NERS.

IFNFKAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
IN BFTwFES INV DIRK AND HAVEF.
Company's I4er. No A. North iLv-.- 1eOt o: Morton
street. New lOra
AmeriQu.. Sauttli. WEDNESDAY. Aux - 10 a III.
st Leu eat. JuGsse.i-. Nt,.rtS az s,lt ). q
Clpcss pavable on ssE!Ic II amounts suit. the
Barcue TrarlsaflantiCv- OF PsrIS LOUIS DI BEBIAS.
Agent. NJ, s. BOyiil- Green, New York
q. W MOSS. - J. ms yiVai a avenue:
J. ". BOTELEIs * oON. - Pms, lysIia avenue.
AUS Agents .oI Washington. ID. c.
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TENifE GREA'
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TC THE North. u 81 tNh sol TITWrST.
,OJ ELE LEACk. sFLINDID SCENERY.

70 INF I IENXS1LTANIA ROUTE r,rur.r
DotELf fr iCf SsifS bIb DC icf ,@f
SILL 4 Ail LIZ hgTih IstI ~ QU ifMESr
rams have Was.Iioti from staten. corner Of Ch
Ior :1stsiar- and tn west Chicago Limited Express
81 lalase ;,ltr.i- rs al :? a ! IL 'iiiy; Itst Inc
Irg ear. iron karr~iur- to C.ncluIatI. AMT H tel
Wtb =, H. -, ds, - 49, t. 49,
lls5 coli2t,.t1 iaiIy for hi1I Nth HIrt
Ii:fsbI,I.t T.. CT, Nal 49, ~ -, - -, :, !:
;.r ftt~bur- AID Inc West, With 1aiaea S!oeln Car
~ s4Hi Is {, HSE roTouAc RAILROAD.
f6r krle CaI'.nsaizua. Hocr ster. lnfa.9 N!acara.
WASHINGTON l.s,s. 1...s .i;I- Wellington
Tr port Lex i:S l'. AM. I . aat at $40 H.
For Ntx YSrk ai,si the. Fast. rs SEQ and 100 a
T.. 2 10 80 loco ana II 10 n. or sunday. %.
rsT r. Gas 80 M daily !' KEPT % fi
For Lyston without eh~llse 2io = Ia every weekday
For BTpGkyn y al through trans connect at Ter
res trT'is:er - Fulton street avo.-- double fesra
acres ,s,s,- wy . l?r@ city %
11Gv and IL % OiI Suliiay. 90. G.'st IUtD
us L. Limited kApr,ss, 9,4o - daily q
For Baltimore. s.s5 rs. TO. $40, 100 a NJ L. o5
10 ~. 42i. 40 ste. 40. To ai.i IL - J.
On SUNDAY. ~. Hoo a. L.. 4Uo. tOo. 40 1000 and
For IoIes Creek Line. G.35 a. aid 40 T. daily
FOR Annapolis. 6,35 IL. 1905 T. III daily ex-
ALtXASDniA AND FREQ CRICKsBUEG RAILWAY.
ROAD.
For Aexardris. go. T0o 25, u % AMI 1l35 A. H.
2O5. A.. 400. .2o. sos 1i55 J. IA. Ol4 Sunday
at . 80, p. IL i e., u.
Fox ktChllt nj u the and Il G5 a. m da w.
- and so L. daily EXCEPT S,iJI,i1S
Trains le..Ie cxiir.a washington o. 80 1000
10 - ~. 3CJ. p SD. .G5 and Ii ~ T. n
AID IL 10 III dI.i9it te1cci- Monday. SUNDAY Il
30 and 10 10 s0J and 1Ui0 l.. IL. and -.
night
Tcks t. and information st the Office mort sas. corner
cf l3ih street and I,IIsy WANNA avii and ~ tn, --a
ton. wlr- Cr..s lc ti- n rhIl IL bag
saee IL IL stlliatio:l is IeIs and -iir,s
GHAS. l. ECui. j. l. MOOD
u, General I.S-tI-.r
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NJ o Re
GOOD WORDS
kknTb EEnIk g g %WwWW Il ! i" SIS So
ssBb Z I 90 90 %%w"Ww \ M M ssss
f F. F. F. $ :: s II i
EBF II TIT TIT EFn RRR ssss
E E Ess f ! + T. T.. i IL ! 81 -
RIGHT HERE AT HOME

In previous announcements we have given the opin
Ions OF such well-known men rs H s. Berlin esq., j.
A Lochte esq,F. l. Thompson, esq, Jas. H. Spring
man, esq. W. c. Hunter, esq, Lemuel Ergood esq.
ton; John H. Walker esq, of Alexandria, Virginia. and
Lainber. Cuttings esq, Dr. j. L. Heard, Alvin Robert
son, esq, +. +. Carter esq, Vim. II. MasterInan esq.,
and Rev W. II. Chapman, Of Baltimore Confirming
yesterdays promise now give the following addi-
ional Homo Testimony:
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RAlTTNOEE AND OHIO RsIIROAD
~ 1Et MODEL EEST LINE AND THE on.
LINZ EtINffS TIE tAST AND THE WESl
VIA WASHINGTON
Lon lIF TEaCE' AMY f-Or-pUrp-

TRACK JANNTI COUPLER
STEEL RAILS
schedule y NH fftF{ {Er = YP Yr, 5TNE 18TH
Law WssLir.on tron sta,ioi corner o. New Jersey
Ior CIlcaeo. Cnclnnat Louisville and St Iouis d,v
- :. III - 70 :. r. 10 10 , ~. ~;tI lLroush
Si.hon cfl@-i.e ~ 10 - Il daily u Gin except
for Iiitssrrs az 90 and $40 = m daily s. 20
IT, Ptt$burv Cleveland AMI D,troit viii, sIt,.I,o
For Toiedo AMI Detroit via Monr,eyiile. 1o.15a =,
4niIs "i,h s4eicr for Toledo va Leiinp Lake
Trains for Ih;lad@lrhia azd New YoIk At 70 ar,
i1i5 n, da ITh,l'y. .; ], n ard 9in = m AID
feE baltimore on wee1 days 5 IN 10 No. 10 900
minute 'r"-nJ 80 80 30 .:vp % 80. 10. -
For Baltimore tn Sundays c. 20. s.ao- s.ocs 10,
1.s $40. 44o. 80. $50. 80. SO. 34O and 1910 y
forIoints he Shenandoah Valley Railroad, I9::5
n Annapolis. 30 and 1910 and $40 p II en-
fs3 MAY s,,ta,, nj ~ ~ =, n
90 10 atO a IN l-;lo ? M } 80 40. $50 AID
ITO !. IN lor stations q. Me,roroli,sn Lrarch
40 a m ari So - GAlly except >uI.day 4: s5
ranch % a IN, DAILY Tor L4-toI s:4atdss AID
H. daily for Frederick. so =. Io.I5 t. H.. A. i5
, ~ daily except Sunday-
Ter erstown lol5 and 535 p IL daily e1cep.
Trans arrive from tie IVES, daily GO. 7soa H. ~
Prom. New YORK and Philadelphia 255 s:soa m. da. u
frcI 49, -. ga y ~ ~ sui'tnyi "a ,,
UEeay. --..l a m 6.&1 - NJ
1it4 L x.IetJt. daily, and 2:l5 T. daily
Except SGIJav
iE.a Irs,isFlc and Intermediate roin,s SOS m,
10 j. H. and :: = J.. III. daily. EXCEPT sunday IL
, Ii dsl-y from Point Of R,acA-
2r-:Ls IeAye Baitno-. Fer VI shicgton at 90 30
% 10 i:5t S-Uu, 9 10 and 1919 m. Il: Is. $50.
80 20 5on % 80 9:Oe aid 10 10 on si,i,-
z 70. 80 and 90 y IN
ssIt4 80 y. NJ - -
~ 5 Information apply 90 the Baltimore snd
Aet offlc~-H ashingtoH Staten Gl9 and 1851
avenue corner l4th street where orders
MY POINT Ia the city - ~ ~ '- 'N~>''~~. -
n SAkAENIS u. of T., Baltimore
'eA' T. d. LORD. CELL Passenger Arena
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Rev. II. NJ. Collision, pastor OF the Fullerton ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, at Lake View, ILL., shot
bis wife and then himself, yesterday afternoon
Both areVaead
Advices from the Usage Indian country say that
Black Dog was elected CHIEF OF that nation q few
days aga
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LIST OF PRIZES

Appcat for rates to clubs should be made only to
the Office VI the Company i'll New Orleans.
For inrthcr information write clearly giving full ad
dress Make =. .. Money Ord payable and address
REGISTERED Letters to New Orleans National Bank, New
Orleans, La
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail or Express
ta sums of 50 and upwards by Express expense)
to
MA DAUPHIN.
au13.20, o. q .30.se3,6 New Orleans La
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What is Influencing the Market.

New YORK, August 3D. Wall street, 2:45 D. NJ
The Post says of the stock market: The influences
which have strengthened the market have been
the ciques In the principal active stocks but more
largely the extent OF the outstanding short In
tereSt.
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q WOman's arsous Bequess.

Ia the viii OF Rachae. T. stevens, OF Somervflle,
recently filed in the probate court OF East Cam
bridge, appears the following bequest 81 give and
devise all my estate, both real and personal TO the
city OF Boston, In trust nevertheless for the follow
Ing uses and purposes, viz: TO pay the net income
thereof In semi-annual payments to Hannah J.
Adams. OF Somervilie, upon the death OF said Han.
nah 10 pay the net income OF said trust estate for
the support and maintenance OF poor, worthy
rived at the age OF 50 years. mot including wldows),
paying each The sum OF $10o annually In semi-an-
nlitl pay nents; upon the marriage or any benefl-
cl3ry under this VIII no further payment Is TO he
made 10 her, nor Is any further payment % be
llidc 10 any be lrf Ciary who becomes unworthy Of
htip Under this rust The foregoing Is perpetual
trust Her S2meryille property Is directed to bs
held In trust uiti IL can be sold 1t q per square
loot, At which time the city Is authorized To sell
cceds ol The sale 10 be held upon the terms of the
previous trust.
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MONTREAL, August 13.-Henry Bulmer. one OF the
directors OF the deiunct Exchange bank, has been
committed for trial on the charge OF obtaining
undue preference from the bank after its collapse.
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TO SARATOGA rerove.
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL Rail AND PARL0R CAR LINE
LAhI. GEOKGE

TRIMS en- New York. West shore a-t Bua.a,7 Uy. Iy
We: SDOs' ~ l1C-u~ site T.. i~J River rssy
C;tl S;.t-5:i - i !--y.yaI ia ~. a. :Jligx-:
StRiIUSfi -SiEH Al 9-uy AIN ir..ys Sarato-l
- T.. t@NvI ias- tror<-. = III SIOitr,t. IL
Pm Ee>st Pu-.:L-l DuIct Ca.s u SARATOGA thence,
IL Montreal
CAIsAJI.L MOUNTAIN Special. go AMIR
nv HJ,'4 hdArEsAi 30 pm, Grand Hotel .:J1 pm
DAY ESP!iESS. 5.16 arl.-!irrive Albany ; 7 M
siiaron SPRINGS Coop pm Utica 80
pm SSi&u-e '-l1 k"ri s;rr 1870 pm Buffalo
1.;4o am NIAGARA rails l..J- isrior Cars To- Al
Lar J. Sharon II rms All NJ .G-lrt Falls.
SahAlptiA AND CatoktLI. NOM Nm Fy-
PHtSS. III 10 a-l;I-Ar Hotel kaa ,rskiI SIS pm
GRAND iiotl ',s' y Slrtuga Pin La. trcr.
Bpm farlor Cars Jrrssy C.ty SARATOGA xl.a Lax.
George - ~
.AiATOGA AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN LIN
IT'D = - pla.-sr-lye Ii1s,i E.St,r-lH . % N m
Grand Hotel - pm saratoga 80 riu LAX I,l-.
10 80 Montreal So with isfOr Cars H. Cats
hi Mountains 10 Sara-Og. I;Iiset I&ia~ car lrav
Na-ln-tOn fn.S. wanna 4. l. ir4.a l.. a H. f,1-
SaTa;osa. slecgC-s thence u Iy:l.Tca The NrS lrn
i-IEiej teavas NsS.alGtJtl - JiJ Am connect ny
With SaT- and iet-Alil ut Limited a. ors.y city
Al ior Si.e round trli ck, Gy - est Shore route,
az ave. teGry - anu long through New Iu.A
city.
Apply TO C.:y Depot AGENT OF Fem Il p for co-,,-
Ict. I'M -taieS. tickets and IarlOr Car chars. Ir0r
Car chars from t- S;ty station reserved in ad-e
cio at "atiCi 10 :-c-t Pullman CIR Co.. IcE l. X
Station JrI5SS CITY New Jers,y.
HLSi.i MONET Gen. Pass. AIT.
.e-t3nl "A Stale s;ry,t. New York.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Tre following are the opening ana p. m. prices
Ct tie New ofl stock Market to-day, as reported
y special wire TO Il. IL Dodge $50 18th street
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THE AMERICANS ARRESTED IN MExIco-The
twelve (American) railroad employees arrested at
Calera, Mexico. saturday, were, with the exception
OF three, released Monday, upon the payment of
a small fine. The three not released were ordered
to Zacatecas for trial the federal authorities assur-
ing them OF fair treatment
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RAILROADS.
f1'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
3AE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTH

fH'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
All SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND VI ST
Schedule in effect I - .. 1854
Sic ANN OIlEbNS MAI. daily. making close
Conn ctlCIS fo all r'.iIt~ south and Southwest.
Daily, 'it SIIf,.ey. NTH {. : q h.fl~gy. ttj,.
Sleeping H'Ii'et ears irul.. New "a and SIT
I.gton To- Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping ears from
WASHINGTON a1G atlanta To New Orleans. !arIUf
t.r II r,t>t 1lI--t..- g. >~+rr l;rl,j-- Va
r. pM--Lcl lNV!ILE FAST LINE 1ialy via Char
lott.svil!c &" I'll cinr'tl. LCuSyle and all Western
Joints Pullman Si-et!u-r Washington -
louisville
NsGP.N (JJ!IF RI SihIT. md tXPEFSS Daily
e. q! POINTS South and So,t;tTe- Vis idnyii0 ard
CEaIl.ty. i.Ily except Sur,y with e l. o. Railway.
1IillG:t SI"tVIr- from Na~.I-,i-
VIII. Charlotte aiit ttlan.i 70 New Orleans: also.
nom Nasit-;ttH2 ~ Charlotte slt Columbia %
a"gustc- ii-.'"ai Stepping ta- f:eri ".~iil.-v
L. - hft. SI.'f,lI- --.I4,,-c>
&aEassa* Division Tra5. lo3V.-s Washington i. 7.tDA
y. 4I.s 80 +. u t.Lly exc, y. SUNDAY.
N2Trcntcl r-ifS leave Washington a. Ia Al. AMI
5-Ipp Il. daily
itch and information inquire Con,rany's Of
B.. .eGl i'tlI4-y ivaIIi. aVeute
n SLAUGHTER ENaCDASIET.
Gen. lass. AGrl- Ant
au2 Sol. HAAS Trs lie 3l..4a-,r.
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To-day wits OF capias ad satisfaciendum were
issued in the cases recently filed against Moses
Eiscman, the cothier, and he was arrested this
afternoon.
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AN OLD LADY BRUTALLy OUTRAGED-A special
from Fernandina, Fla, says Miss Brown, maiden
tally assaulted carly on the morning OF the 10th
instant BY negro, who got into her bedroom
through window. Miss Brown was shOckingly
mut1lated, and Is not expected to recover Her as
Sailant has not yet been captured
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THE NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY investigating the
Navy department frauds, having completed the In
vestgation, as far as practicable, has adjourned,
pending instructions from the Secretary OF the
Navy.
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SllSUeiA6cd.
A Bank Director in Trouble.

GAIT, ONT, August 13-Gavn Hume, miller, and
dealer In hardware and groceries, has suspended.
Liabilities $4,000.
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RANGE OF THE 1HERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer today a. m, 640; II a. m, 7522;; pm,
30. Maximum, 80; minimum, SIS.
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VI,HoMAs DOWLING, Auctioncer

VuHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
The ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL. WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL. ON HAND CEN
GETTING SOME SUlPHATE OF AMMONIA,
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY. TWENTY THIRD AUGUST 1874
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. i'll front of the works of thu,
Conirany: on 2.th street. between 6 and II streets
northwest. consisting Of its LEAD SULPHrRIC ACID
back towers 5x5 and u feet high pa capacity 3J0O9J
lbs (all apprC xiiite neisurymtnts): three SULPHUR
Furnaces FOR 80 To- charges hourly: four Ietort Fur
naccs, including Glass Ket"rts, reducing pans.
tire manufacture Of Oil ot trio together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS conn; cted there
with, as We'll as all tools. implements and machinery
apftrtainln@ thereto. Also its BRICK AMMUNIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
AMMUNIACAL 81 EAM ST Ill for the distilIation Of
AnMoNlACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture of
Slphatc OF Ammonia. including Boilers, Pumps Satu-
rafors. EvaporatOrs Stealn Drying Table, implements,
tools aud machinery of every kind used i'll the
same. The AMNONIACAL STILL Is continuous in its
operation, ana has Producing capacity of from
tTt for the AnnioI iaca Gas Liquor be Transferred
to tie purchaser vi the works.
This sale VIII be made account Of Mr. P Bauer
purchaser at the public sale vi this prop made March
Goth. 1884.
Terms of sale Cash within five days: all conveyan-
cl,g q; haseT ccst; deposit OF $500 forfeit noney
required at time of sale
Tor further Particulars inquire at the Office of the
Company.
THE WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
au2-uts G2l peulisy lvaniI Avenue.
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TO-1IOR ROW.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AucsoneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated August oath g.,
ISL sld uy recorded in Ilter $751; folio 500 Me-
%: the Land hecurds of Washington county District
III Columbia. BY direction holder OF the note
scared thereby writing viii sell at public auction
oil III RsDAI, Al GtST rot KrEEN II. 1884. at
IAlf-PASf FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ. i'll front If the
IIis OF lots scvt II % and eight S) in square
numbered nv hundred and sixty (5G) beginning
Tor tue same on y. street ninety 800 feet north from the
southwest corner Cf sad square and north
tive IN tol feet. east :wentysx co feet south three
% let. east thirty (4) fifteen tl5) feet
wat sixty O feet TO the place Of beginning. ther
with the improvements thereon,
cr,ns of sale: pna-half cash balance in six aud
twelve months. i'll ties bearing interest and secured by
e"tt OF trust the Coveyancina at the cost
OF The purchaser S1OU to b. paid when the prop
crly IL knocked of.
"Ui-dNdS JOHN J. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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GEN. SHERIDAN has taken his family to Cape Vim
cent He is expected to return tomorrow.
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NiRIllt,n

THONAS-COOPEH. ON August 18th 1894 nj the res
idfnC" ot the Bird. 10y the Rev. J. s-ph l. Mills Mr.
JOSEPH B THOMAS TO NJ. CHARLOTTE COOPER
both this city. No cards
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Injured by n FAN of Coal.

SHENANDOAH. PA, August 13.-ThomaS Lynch, q
Pole, was fatally, and John Sigman, Hungarian,
seriously injured by fall OF coal at West Shenan-
dOah cOllery at noon to-day.
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au13. 20. %, T.@.se

Ducncs A1rMrsrAnY E11x1n.
Its principal ingredient PURE NEAT is scientifically
formulated with me licsl remedies. giving it wonder
fully stimulating properties invigoratng the vital
forces without fatguing the digestive organs
In TYPHOID. YELLOW and MALARIAL Fevers it s in
valuable, giving strength to overcome these MALIGNANT
diseases Highly recommended by leading Physicians Of
Paris tonic for Convalescens and Weak persons;
also tor lung diseases. f. FOUGEKA CO. Agents. Y.
my3l-w6s SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Commissioners.

Incorporated in 1888 for 5 years by the Legislature
for educational and CHAIR: able rurposes-wh capital
of 81 900 OJ-to which reserve fund of S550000
has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
December 2. A. d. 1879.
Thcoty Lottery erer roted and Endorsed by the peo
pie Of any .St,Ite
1t nerer scales 1,ostpones
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
PLACE MONTHLY
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS l. IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1884
172D MONTHLY DRAWING
81 CAPITAL. PRIZE $4,000 1T
100000 Tickets at So EACH Fractions in fhs in proper