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Evening star., 1884-07-18

4 BOGUS PRIEST ENTIcrs A PROM HOME AND
oUrKAGEoUsLr AssAULN ExR
fhe Philadelphia Press to-day says that last
April a man who represented himself a. Fathef,
Stack, OF Wnliamsport Pa, who had been expelled
from the priesthood By Bishop o'Harx for disooe-
dience, appeared NJ Mil Greek, near rottsville Pa.
asking Tor funds 10 appeal his case 70 Roma He
was warmly received, ana collected great deal OF
money. Mhlie there he made the acquaintance OF
Maggie Koran, pretty girl OF q years ana who
became infatuated with him. He persuaded her 70
leave home and accompany him on his begginG
Tour They disappeared my steriously, and nothl M
Was heard by the han crszed parents OF the girl of
her whereabouts until last week when she returned
nome IN company with the bogus Father stack
she vas SICK, and q physician was called In, who
found her suffering from the Influence OF powerful
drugs When she recovered she told substantially
the following story:
She went with the alleged priest 20 Prttsourg,
where they continued begging fer aid 70 take lis
case 10 Rome. They begged al various places and
once. when she rebelled az alnst his DOMINATION he
Used club on her with such Violence that she stan
pears the marks OF his brutality. At Plttsourc he
maie her cut on her long and beautiful hair and
sII Iney started 10 come back 20 Pptisyille trav-
elhs on loot and spent three nights In the wds q
theAleEheny mountains Al one place slene the road
Maggie refused Ia beg, and her companion Knocked
her down 10y blow IN the face he had seduced
her, and had outrageeusy assaulted her many
times during the two months lac made her tramp
with him
When the story of the Girl came out the other day
the people OF the place were incrnsed and drove
the man from Mil creek with stones He Was
undoubtedly an impOstOr OF the worst kind as the
his iaNor In Pennsyls ania did prosecute his appeal
Ia kume.
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Stocks Still.
, AND RElRS TAXING REcT

BULLS AND BEARS TAXING REST.
WALL STREET, NEW YORK, July 1S, 1:40 D. NJ
The Post says: The speculation In stocks came more
nearly to a standstill this forenoon than at any
previous time this year. The bulls were appar-
emily trying to do little more than sustain the
prices OF their several specalties, and the bears
were doing almost nothing. The market seemed
quire some new development In the general situa-
ton In finances trade or railway affairs to affect
prices very much in either direction. There were
rumors OF other probable failures in mercantile
business, but the unfavorable aspects Of the COM
merclal situation are now generally acknowledged,
and Its enects have, to large extent, been dis
road bonds was as dull, proportionately, as the
stock market, and, apparently, from the same
cause. Prices, however, We're well sustained, and
generally fraction higher. The only activity was
in Erie seconds, which showed net advance OF ~.
Richmond and Danve debentureS were per cent
higher. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
1irStS1 per cent
Evening star., 1884-07-18

Ex-CongrcSsman George l. smith. OF Louisiana
died at Little Rock, ArSanSas n few DAYS ago.
Tie state convention OF the Upiled American Me-
chaEics OF PENNSYLVANIA have recommended that
colored men, American born, be admitted 70 mem.
bership.
Warner n Hatch. president OF the Hatch Itho-
graphic and Engraving Company OF New York and
man OF considerable means, has disappeared and
III is supposed he committed suicide
Miss Gertrude Griswold, the neice OF Bret HsYse
sang In concert In London last night
There were forty-three deaths In Marssilles and
thiriy-seve deaths In Toulon during the twenty
four hours ending last night
A local passenger rate war has started be-
New York. and until July 81 the fare OF siq Sd
from Cleveland 10 New York IL SUPERSEDED by the
round-trip fare OF SIS.
The famous PAGER Westmont attempted yester-
day 10 lower his record OF 20l. at Homewsrd
Park. near Pittsburg. Eight Thousand people wit
messed the trial He failed 10 equal his previous
record, the time made being 2:02 The last quarter
was made In 29s seconds
Dr. james K Clesg, OF Baltimore, died from an
overdose OF morphia yesterday.
Prince krapotkine writes from his prison that he
Is dying OF scurSY.
The Cnfted ireland or Dublin denounces what
IL calls the sham liberal agitation against the
mousse OF lords because VI its rejection OF the fran
chise bill IL says the members or the house OF
lords are more honest and less preJudiced gentle
men Than the radicals are
Mathew Scranton, aged twenty three years COM
mltted suicide In his cell at the state prison In
trenton Nd. wednesday night by means OF a rope
nlade from ped sheet He came from Hudson
county, and had served two years OF his fiye Year,
term
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Clerical Changes In the Land Office.
PROMOTIONS AND TRANSFERS FROM THE PENSION
J. Dempster Smith, OF Indiana, the chief OF the
railroad division In the general land oflice. has
been promoted 10 chief clerk. vice Luther Harrison
made assistant commissioner. In consequence of
this promotion the following changes In the clert-
cal force are announced: From 81 600 10 81. 500
Ivon Pike. W. Va; w. II. Boyd, Mimi From q GOO
70 81 .S0o-John p. Driver, Iowa. John W. stockton,
Pa, and John p. Smart d. {. From 81, 40 TO 81 600
Miss Emma Z. Pearce, n. Y, Miss Mary Murphy.
Iowa; j. p. Berthroug, n: Y: A II. Van Deusen, y.
Y; W. L Spauldlug, y. Y; Rupoph Won Glumer,
ID. c.; n. ID. Bragsw, Col. and the following trans
fers from the Pension ofice-L W. Homes. y. III. /;
w. S. Burton. Ky; W. {. HUI, Pa From Sl.sOo 10
s.400-Miss Josephine Warning. Md; Mis- a. \.
Chaker.N. Y; Mrs. Nj. L. Mason. Ark: Ms + T. l.
Lawrence, KY; Miss +. X. NcNeir, Nd Mrs Mary
6. Oyster, Pa: K H. Parder, Iowa, and the follow
ing by transfer from the Pension oflice-L 81.
Browne, Tenn; W. III. Harris, Nd; J. ). Jones,
Tenn; p j. Mfscheaux, s. G.; J. NJ. Rankin, KY;
Selah V. Reeve, Ca From $1,000 TO 81. .20; MIS-.
Martha s. Morrison, Ohio: Miss NJ. 4. Walker,
Iowa; Mrs E. T. Morris, Md: Mrs. T. G. Fraser, H.
MIS- II. 1. b. Smith, Pa; Mis- l. h Cook, Mo-; and
by transfer from the Pension ofice-MrS Eva u.
Eastwood. from $500 to 81 nA
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DaED.

GFfES SeoHra ON 'e Mar, n s T
htty-two years and eight months
- funeral Will take place from his late residence No
invit d t. attend ''' '''o' -'' fe''ee''u.'S
DoNoyAN. On Thursday. July 18th, 1884 at O'Clock
Donovan, aged four months.
Funeral w taxi place SATURDAY at O'Clock from
are rpefuy nvd attend aS friend. Of the family
NaIR HI RLEl A on July 18th 1854 At 81, ocleok m,
lOmontLs and Is days.
There more angel wanting
ssopr darling Maud was called
10 heaven that vacant place to fll.
Funeral viii take llace from Ia rents resid.nce cor-
O'clock y.
@ @KETSHUM on Thursday. July IT, 1884 Mn ELIz-
gnera will ake ags from her lae residence le2s
sMALLwooD. yoaneest Of J. c an and Lang 4
Funeral morrow Csaurdsy1 from his parents, res
,aspss Tss Si 10th street. at nine H. and viii be entirely
MACE On Thursday, July IT, 1884, at O'Clock D. n.
lhoMAs MACE aged sixty -four years
Dearest father thou hast left US.
We thy loss most deer ly feel;
But tbs God who has brreft US
he can al our heal
The funeral VIII take place on Sunday from h,s
daughters residence No 7IO street southeast at :
tiana M heiatiSes and friends are respectfully invited -
NOLAN On Friday July is. 1884. JOHANNA. a.ush.
ter OF Jeremiah and Hannah Nosn in the twenty third
Friends and relatives invited TO attend the funeral
which Will take place the residence her parents
stant .
REAGAN. On Thursday. July 17th 1884 at 10 O'CLOCK
a IN; ANNIE. the wife of Janes 7. Reagan, In ths
thirtith year q her
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
IatIer James McIlnIey, J43 bsfuf-
day morning. July 18TH at 80 O'clock and proceod to
~ polin.cs church, where requiem win be Of
iered helstves aud friends invited to attend
THORN. DEPARTED this life on Thursday July H.
l8eA az Ia 80 y. M Mrs ANNIE THORN, beloved wife
OF William u b. Thorn, Ia the forty seventh year Of h
age
May she rest In reace
Dearest wife thou art gone 10 rest
Thy tolls and cares over;
And sorrow. pain and su derfng now
sLAl never distress thee more.
Calm on the bosom of our God
Sweet mother. thee now:
lille yet with U.S. thy footsteps trod-
Her seal wac on thy brow,
BY HER HUSBAND AVID CaYLDBDH.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence Roe
lyn. Va on Sunday. at 80 y. m. sharp. =
TREMBLE- On July l7th 1884 at her late residenoa
1aog street northwes ct $50 O'Clock ELIZA bETH
forty sx years three months and twenty days
Funeral sunday. 10th, at O'Clock, st St. Naryb
chapel, 23d street between q and II. =
WALTER. On July l7th 1854. HARRY c. infant
son ot Henry >. and Jennie c. Walter. ased seven
months and two days
Funeral from the residence Of his grandfather Adsm
!. Rose esq No los Georgia southeast easuY
dsy the 18th instant At O'Clock kelativos ond
fricnds are respectfully Invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1884-07-18
ITO SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEORG
AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR CAR LINE.

Trains on New York. wes. Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West shore Of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station Of Pennsylvania X. II. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 9-O5 am.-Arrive Saratoga
2:36 IN Caldwell Lake George. 4:2o Montreal IL
TO Montreal
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $50 am-Ar-
i've Hotel kaaterski = ~ H. Grand Hotel 2:01 PIN
PariOr Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 1O:ls am--Arrive Albany m.
shAron Springs IN. Cooperstown pm. Utica $50
PM Syracuse I:l5 Rochester 10:40 p.uI Buffalo
l2l5 N. NIAGARA Falls l2:5S Psrlor Cars Al
bany. sharon Sprin and Niagara Falls.
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN Fy-
PhESS. II 40 am--Arrive Hotel Kaaterskin Sis m
Grand Hotel sos m. SaratOga 6:25 m, Lake George
Spm Parlor Cars Jersey City ~ Saratoga and Lake
GeorYe.
sAkATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
lied 3:45 p.m--Arriye Hotel Kaaterskill 80 PM
Grand Hotel S45 SaratOga $50 p.I Lake George
~ ~ n, Montreal o25 with Parlor Cars
XII Mountains TO SARATOGA Buffet Parlor Car leaves
Washington ON Prnnsy lyaIlia r. T. Is for
saratosa sieepers thence tosNOntreal The New York
Limited leaves Washington at $40 m. connecting
with Saratosa and Cats Ill St Limited Jersey City
ASK for single round tri ttc kets West shore route
a avoid ferry al and long transfer through New
city
Apply TO City or Depot Agent of Penn z for CON-
Ilete tables tickets and ParlOr Car ca rs Parlor
Car chairs from Jersey City station
0EOn Application Agent Pullman Car Co. Penn K r
Station. Jersey City, New Jersey.
HENRY MONETT Gen. Pass AIT
FZo-5m "A State street New York.
Evening star., 1884-07-18
The baltimore Markct..

BALTIMORE. July 1s.-virgina sxes consolidated,
"a: past.due coupons. n; new ten-forties. 80;
threes 81; North Carolina sixes old. 104 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md July 1s-Cotton dul-mid-
western super 25as 25; do extra sS5a4 90: do fam
Iy 4.25a5 80; city mills surer. 275a3 49, do extra
335a4. 90; do Rio brands 537a562: Patspsco family
LOO; do amber. OOalO O2: No. Maryland. GOAL Oh
No western winter red spot 95Aa95a; July, y5aa96
August. Sc ha95A: September. 97aa9Izs Corn-south.
73ai5; do. yellow, 65aSs western mixed spot. 5sS
bid. August. 60a61: steamer 56 bid Oats higher and
frm-southern, 36a40; western white 39a41: do
mixed, 3Ga3S; Pennsylvania. 36a40 Rye higher 6Sa70
and Maryland, l5OOal7O co. Provisions quiet and steady
Mess pork, 1900 Bulk meats shoulders and clear RIB
Sides packed 7Aa94 Bacon shoulders, 8; clear rib
western packed SAILS; creamery. l5a.o Eggs quiet liza
Is. Petroleum nominal-rehned. 7ta7H. Coffee dull
Rio cargoes ordinary to tair 9a1O. eugar steady-A
soft ": copper refined steady. l3A Whisky steady
and hrnt-cotton, 964d; -four, Is: grain. 4aa5d Re-
ceiptsdour. 965 barrels wheat lOOO 900 bushels corn
300 bushels; oats: 1900 bushels rye; l00 bushels
Sales-wheat 32l.0OO bushels; cor1 SO. .O6O bushels
The Petroleum Market.
PITTsBURG. Pa. July ls.-On steady. trading fairly
active Prices opened at 64z, declined to g. rallied
643s at noon.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 18-Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg. test, TIC.
The Chicago Markets.
Corn.July, 54As nominal: August. 55b; september.
65I; October 55: year. 4513 bid May 46. Oats-July
3ok, nominal: August, 26a4 September 26 bid: year
sea9 october ssas7 AJk s5o 81 Inp1s
September. 7so: Gctober: 74sx nominal I'' ''-'''
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War Department Changes

AdJutant Generals Ohice-W. NJ. Porter, pro
NOTED from class to4; VIM. G. Powers, class to
3; Geo. g. Allen, class to 2. all to take effect July
IA. 1884, j. T. Kean, class 1, resigned July 15 1884
Don McClain, class 81 900, resigned July I6, 1854.
class !. resigned July Is, 1884; Eugene McSween
clerk 81 600. promoted to class !. July 16, 1884.
Rebellion RecOrds-Francis U.:Stitt, appointed
clerk class (prcof reader, July II, 1884
Signal ofI1ce--Frank Waldo, junior professor,
promoted from 100 to 81 800, July 1, 1884 Thos
Russell Junior professor from 81 600 to l,7OO July
$,2oO July l, 1884, Thomas Flynn, photographer, at
$500, promoted to 81 ,2OO July 1, 1884; George ].
Heck, appointed messenger at $3.50, July IL, 1884
Evening star., 1884-07-18

FROM the Portland (Ne.) Argus. July Is.
Diea In waterford, July l2, 1884, Capoline z
BROWN, well known as the mother OF the cele-
DRAFTED humorist, Artemus Ward. Mrs Brown
was born in Waterford In september, 1904
She was daughter OF Calvin Farrar, q merchant
In that Town. She married the late Major Lew
Brown, who died many years ago She was tho
mother OF two sons. who both made a reputation
In the world-Cyrus w. Brown, well known In
newspaper circles as yeraltile and Interesting
writer, and Charles +. Brown, better known a.
Arteinns Ward. The latter was the idol OF her
neart She never Wearied OF talking or Charles
MS memory with her was ever bright, and she
dellgnued 10 discourse OF his merits Mira Brown
was great reader, an Intelligent lady, being
Well posted on the leading topics OF the day. She
oy VIII directed that portion OF her small prop-
erty be devoted 10 the erection OF a monument on
the family lot at Elm Vale cemetery, ut south
Waterford
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NAle etGED.

MISREPRESENTATION On July 18th NJ 7.sO
p m; b. the Rev. Father Rocoffort. HUGH r. MoCAf.
FREY TO KATE t. SHERWOOD. both of his city
ROSETTI-LUSBY At the eroom,s r,,si,le,,,e "A
noon on THURSDAY. July I7th lss4. by the Rev b A.
Price, Dr. JOHN ROSETTI 20 Mrs MARIA LOUISA
LUSBf, formerly Of Prince Georges county, Md.
WEAVER-WRIGHI At Hamline NJ T. church On
ursday July l1th lisa 10y Rev Pitzer assisted In
Rev Price EGBERT l. WEAVER TO Miss EFFIf
G. WRIGHT No reception.
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u YON l. TRACY, Real Estate Agents,
IL 5l3 7th street northwest.


IL 5l3 7th street northwest
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON NICHOLS AVENUE, LEAD
ING FROM WASHINGT N TO FORT FOOTE
SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE LAND OF
THE UNITED STATES HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE.
The undersigned Truste', under deed in trust ..r
from the parties in interest, being the heirs-at ~
law of the late John Perkins will sell at PUBLIC -
auction. on the premises. nearly opposite the National
Park Par , groands,', @ ;, on sAIURbAl. 4 " JULY TWENTY
estate Of which John Perkins died seized and
possessed being the following valuable lot of ground
and Beginning at the southeast corner
part at stone marked in the plat Of said tract
bridge to and running thence with the line
p 60 perches thence tor dividing line N 81 deg:
tn United states Tnatic asylum grounds thence with
on said road containing seven acres three roods and
half miles from the city limits.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash the day Of sale; the
residue in two equal nstallments Of and two years
with interest the deferred payments to be secured by
the notes and deed of trust from the purchaser all
cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit of 800
Will be required from the purchaser whose bid is accept
ed COnveyancing &c. at cost of the purchaser
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee,
321 ~ street.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jyl5-dEdS
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10 oVERAwE THE LoRDs.-The British house OF
lords yesterday by vote OF ls2 TO i32 declined 20
proceed with the consideration OF the franchise bill
Ihe uaues committee Is making arrangements for
a procession or 2o.OoO trademen on Monday at
which ,ine meeting viii be held IN H. yde park TO
oyeraWe the lords
Evening star., 1884-07-18

VVHE lotto" GAS ENGINE
II Requires no boiler avoids Fl expensive Attendance
noIoss Of time handling Of iuel and no ashes II il
used extensively 1Sr running PASSENGER and Freight
snd IithosrePhe Presses, Coffee Mills koassrs Psper
and kulin9 Aachinery. Iathes &c. &c. This enRine
great simplicity OF mechanism.
For particulars as to prices. &C.. apply ct Office Of
Washington Gas Light Co Nl3
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RAILROADS.

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. wIsT AND SOUTHWEST.
DouB4E 1kAcK +, SfItNPIP SfE4kE}i F6i1pEsr
IN EFFECT july 10Th. 1884
Trains leave Washington from station corner Of 9th
For Iitts6urx ana the West, Chicago Limited Express
ne ss aa az 1s wif eep e
ing car. from Hsrrisbur. to Cinean2t "a and Hstel
with sesPnx Car Altoons t. ohiesE9 " %ertern TX
IIitsburF to chicago Mail IIpress, 10 % I. daily
Washington to Chicago
BALI MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
WASH 5ston 10 Roehester. leaving Washington
FJr WI lAnsPort Lock Haven ana tlniira, at 40 m
For New 1ofk anu the East Is and $40 a. M. 11OO
m, 2lo. 400 1000 ana II 10 IN ON SUNDAY W.
Parior Cars y 40 4 m daily. except SUNDAY
For Boston without change 10 La every weekday.
For BT9ossa II through trans connect at JsE-
rect transfer to Futon street. avoiding double ferrage
For Ihil.dephi.. / is. 20 and II 3. 100 600,
Ills ?. m Limited Express, $40 a. daily. except
For Baltimore. 6ss. us 20. $40 IL 90 a. M. 1905.
20 400 AZ 5 4 49, 500 90 10 90 o. and II ~ Is p M
For Popes Greek Line s5 M and 44O p. daily.
For Annapolis ss5 a. H. 12O5 and 40 D. m daily, ex-
ALEIANDKfa AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAr.
For Ale1andrta. $50. 10 e25. Il o5 and 1ls5 a. m.
205 AS. 500, 6.25 sos and 1l.3o D. IL. On Sunday
At 9. 30, 925. IL O5 a. III 8 05 u. III.
For Richmond AID the south $50 aud IL IO5 a. m daily.
and 500 p. IL daily, except Sunday.
Trains lease exandria for Washington o. O5 10 co.
l0l l0am; w, 3O5 q, 5lO, 7Oo and 10 40 y. H.,
and IL 10 midnight Except Monday On Sunday at
SU5 and 10 10 a. 7.O5 aud l0L40 p H.. and l.. 10
night
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
OF 18th stree. and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
ton. where orders be left for tie checking of
saxe to destination from hotels and residences
CHAs L. PC9H, j. L. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

T .ARaE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
9gSs. FISH E1sH91MG ING TAcKLE R1l Les, REyoLy-
Eakp%HKE foo hVsIf
fsSSghSETSSSks sSh t$d% t$fgffss,s sfSSs sAss bxhI
BRUSSELS AND CONES, JEwELRY. ToILET
sETS saT OPTICAL GOODS; WATCH CHAINS. AND
BY direction Of the owner. to change business will
sel, on the premises all the above Stock Of ]. U.
sale % %semmences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN Z. M: aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods viii be sold In original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
n B-The Fixtures will not be sold q, at the termn-
alton Of sale, the store will be occupied by J. U,
O'MEAkA 4 CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
jel9
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-ur roTror cas FNaINr

HENRY WISt GARNETT, Trustee.
No. Columbian Law Building.
DUNCANSON bhOS.. Aucts ty7-eo&ds
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A Prize Fight Postponed.

DEMPSEY AND FULLJAMES AGAIN INTERPRETED WITH
HUNTERS POINT, L. l., July 1s.-Arrangements
had been made for the prize fight between Jack
light weight championship OF America, which was
prevented from taking place in Baltimore by the
police on Monday last to come OF early this morn
Ing at sporting resort within few miles OF this
city. Word OF the affair having reached the dis
tr1ct attorney, however, the tight was postponed
for several days In the meantime day and place
will be finally agreed upon. and the tight come
OF within 100 miles OF New York.
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A Rhyme r,

Rhyme FOund for the Ticket.
From the Clicazo Herald
Wen shout Tor our man and his fmportant an.
pendlx!
Wen whoop 'er UP lively for Cleveland ana Hen
Orlcksi
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KNOCKED Down BIZ STREET CAR-About II
O'Clock this morning white man, named Timothy
Cunningham, about n years old, and weighing
car, driven by Fred. Schiosser, and considerably
bruised. Cunningham obtained warrant for
Schl0sser this afternoon.
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
RardinR the Markets received through our wires IN
sTANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
AL orders executed and reported promptly. ja26
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Az E,rvcvn p.,,n

AN ALLEGED RAyIsHER ARREsTED.-James II.
Faulkner, who Is charged with having committed
an QUIZ age, about two months ago, on girl named
Anna Blarche Gin, In a hotel In Philadelphia and
easlng her locked In an upper room while he de-
cainpeG, was Yesterday arrested al Ridgeway Park,
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS. .WATEk
Sb n6a6E4 aSb
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS, FINE OLD
WHISTLES. BRANDIES. OLD WEIGH MA
DEIRA, FINE SHERRIES. CHAMPAGNES AND
CLARETS, BILLIARD TABLE, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY TwENTY-sEC-
late Gen o. E. Babcock No 2U24 street northwest.
shah SELL by order of the Orphans Court Of the District
Of Columbia. entire effects. embracing in part
Two very handsome French Plate Gilt Frame Mantel
Mirrors
Square Grand Bradbury Piano. with Stool
handsome Rosewood Parlor Suite 90 piecesl
Fire Screen with Mirrors, EaSelS, Stoola
Rosewood Mirror back ktegere.
Marble top Tables Music Rack
Large number Of tine Steel Engravings and other Pic
tureA
Walnut Mirror.back Hall Set.
Rosewood Buffet with mirror back).
Handsome silver-piated Ware.
China and Glass Ware, Water CoolerA
Drop Lights, Mantel Clock.
handsomely Mounted Deer and Rocky Mountain
Sleeps Head.
Window Hangings
Superb Revolving Office Desk and Chair
Large number Of MoQuet and English Brussels Carpets
in fine condition.
Walnut Marble top and other Chamber Furniture
flne hair Mattresses, Spring Under Beds.
Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Equestrian Statues Of Washington, Jackson and Grant
Splendid Billiard Table in complete order with Balls
and Cues.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
f1ne Old Whistles and Brandies.
Nelchs Celebrated Madeira Wine.
Fine Sherries and Cordias.
Champasnes and Clarets, &c, &c
1yl7-A THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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The Oleomarxarine Case.

8
NEW YORK, July 1S-Patrick II. McGann, a man
ufacturer OF OleOmargar1ne in Brooklyn, whO to
test the legality OF the act passed prohibiting the
manufacture OF the article, had complaint entered
against himself and was fined 500 by police
and the \Atter tribunal affirmed the decision OF the
police magistrate. MIR. McGann viii take the case
to the court OF appeals.
New Pools I'm Wall Street.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Wall street-It Is reported
at the board that new pools have been formed to-
day In western Union, Northwest and st. Paul, and
that strength OF the market is due to the purchases
for these combinations
Canada Takes Precautions Against
Cholera.
OTTAWA, July 1S.-Officias Of the dominion have
been instructed to exercise extra vigilance and to
carefully inspect all vessels arriving from Mar
seleS, Ioulon and London to prevent the 1ntrOduc-
ton OF cholera AT Muranich1, where many ves-
sels arrive from the Mediterranean, all will undergo
thorough medical inspection,
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
THE REGENT OF HOLLAND.
THE HAGUE, July 1S-The Dutch council Of state
has approved the bill making Queen Emma regent
during the minority OF the Princess Wilhelmina-
The chambers have been summoned to assemble on
the 2Sth instant to discuss the bill
Telegraphic Briefs.
Michael koShOfsu, skillful forger, was con-
victed to-day in New York, and sentenced TO state
prison for five years He has already served three
years in prison for similar ofense