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A Bigger Man Than Malone.

TROUBLE REPORTED BETWEEN SENATOR MALONE AND
COL SIAs-EFFoRTs TO PATCH UP A PEACE
1t appears that the antagonism between the
straghtouts and coalitionsts, or, the latter
call themselves, Irregular" republicans in Virginia,
is not the only trouble in that camp. feud exists
| between Senator Malone and one OF his quondam
lieutenants, which, far, has deded all Efforts Of
the peacemakers AS is well known, Senator Ma
| hone went TO the national republican convention
an open and avoWed supporter OF President Ar
| thur. He had said he would take solid Arthur
| delegation to Chicago, and, no doubt. he fully ex-
pecttd to do SO. AT the state convention some OPP
position manifested itself, but the Senator fatered
| himself that he promptly sQuelched it. Subsequent
events. however, demonstrated his mistake, for at
| mands and declared Tor Blaine. Col ". E. Sims
who holds position under the US. Senate, led the
revolt against Malone. Sims was for Blaine. and
he had influence with several delegates. Malone
commanded threatened and eXhorted all without
effect. Sims remained firm and voted for Blaine.
For this act, it is said Malone read Sims the 'lot
act" and. result, the two have not spoken
since the convention.
senator Malone, SO Col Sims friends
say, called at republican headquarters in New York
city and notified the committee that il they recog-
nized Sims in any manner he (NahOne) would not
raise his hands In the canvass. Col Sims next
called upon the committee and found ready hear
ing. Meantime he had enlisted the StraightoutS in
his cause, and some OF the leading coaitiOnsts had
Joined with him He soon must cred all OF the party
hone were inclined to rebel against his auto
cratic rule. The national committee not only lis
views and plans for the Campaign in Virginia. The
project OF starting republican paper In that state
with Sims at the head OF 1t was seriously and
favOrably discussed Now 1t seems that NahOne's
friends have become somewhat alarmed, as among
the followers OF Sims 1t not concealed that the
overthrow of Mahones rule ofthe party was aimed at
For the past two days friends Of the Senator have
been earnestly talking with Col Sims here in WASH
1ngtOn, beseeching him to consent to treaty Of
day that Malone had found Sims to be bigger
| man than himself
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The democracy nj Ptss.burx.

COMMISSIONER rKICE SAWS TIE PROHIBITION CON-
NENTIoS Is IN THR INTERESTS or THE DEMO-
CRATS.
T" How did you leave the Temperance pecpe'7
asked q STAR reporter to-day OF Indian Commits
eloner Price, who has just returned from Pitts
burg, where tho prohibition convention Is In scs-
sion.
They were all sober when LETT RESPONDED Mt.
rice with smile. II dour know what they are
gong TO 40 IL seemed 10 me that every third man
expected 10 receive the domination for President,
anu further expected that the ticket they noni-
mated would De elected suppose that they WI
"wbat did yps advise them TO DOR asked the re-
porter. =. .t-r,..-.-
Il opposed purely Temperance Ticket was the
reply. II don't believe In third parties never
Anew one 10 succeed Yet wanted the temperance
people TO work within their party lines tor the
objects they have in View, Instead trying TO form
but they were wild.- continued the commits
Soher, ana suppose VIII make nominations The
convention Is In the interest OF the democrats and
TIE dominant influence there Is democratic. OF
course the bulk OF the temperance people belong TO
the republican party, but the men that are doing
the taking at THIS convention are democratic"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THIS EVENING",

7 ARaE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
GYMS. FISHING TAcKLE, RItLEs, REy0Ly
h 1879 bAs sclfs4Es
gRnsHEs r, AND COMBS; JEWELkY. TOILET
s5 6YieHEGAt G2SPf Mhr6H GHASs AND
BY direction Of the owner. to change business will
sell on the premises all the above Stock Of j. U.
o'NEARA Co.. l3t7 Penns. lyania avenue northwest.
GALE commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN ?. NJ, aid every evening thereafter same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
may be expected every night FOLEY. Auctioneer
e.Ihe Fixtures will not be sold Is, at The terlnn.
OMIARA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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THE PROSECUTIONS 10 BIZ TEAPKRARILY 0CsPlNpRps
Mr.. Merrick for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company, and Col Totten, for the Baltimore ana
Potomac company, have asked the Commissioners
In order TO avoid needless litigation and trouble 20
suspend further action In reference to the prosecu-
ton OF railroad men Tor running trains fast for
two or three months until the companies can carry
the case now before the Police Court TO the General
Term ana procure rnal decision OF the law.
Ihe commissioners have agreed TO this on con-
oi1on that the two companies will promptly fenco
their roads and protect crossings by automatic
gates az all points OF danger In the city.
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FVNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
III OEEICE SuPERISIENpESC OF Rr-II DING.

July II, 1884.
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of Waste Paper
during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1885, will be
cetvd at the office of the Superintendent until TWO
O'CLOCK PM. MONDAY. JULY TWENTY-kIGHrH.
1854
The Waste Paper will be Of three kinds White paper
brown paper and paste board and bids should specify
the price per hundred pounds fer each kind The
paper will be weighed by an officer Of the Department
aud placed in bags for delivery to the contractor the
bags to be furnished by the needed by the
Department The paper must be taken at the expense
ment usually once month"; and prompt payment
made therefor
The Department reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids. or parts OF bids. and t. waive defects.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish
bond III the of two thousand dollars, conditioned
for the faithful execution Of the contract
Bids should be endorsed Prop sails Waste Paper
and a dressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
jy1<-5t CHAS j. FOLGER, Secretary.
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IL LAKE GEORG
AND CATSkILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains New York, West Shore and Buffalo BY by
West shore of Ic:ur sque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station % P-Tnsy lyania Il. IL. as follows:
235 p n caldwell. Lake George. 425 Montreal IL
10 Montreal
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $50 am-Ar-
give Hotel haaterskll 23O p-n Grand Hotel 2:U PIN
Psrlor Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 10:l6 am-Arrive Albany 8 m !:
Sharon Springs pm. COOperstOwn pm. Utica $50
PM Sy' aclse us m. Rochester 1870 PIN Buffalo
l2l5 I'm. Niagara Falls l2:5S Paror Cars to Al
bany sharon Sprin and NIAGARA Falls.
SARAIOGA AND CAISkll-L MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESS III 40 aIn-Ar.ive Hotel kaatershiu 5:15 ~.
Grand Hotel 300 pm. Saratoga G23 pm. Lake George
ppm Parlor Cars Jersey City 10 Saratoga and Lake
GeOrZe.
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
Grand Hotel - m, Saratoga 80 pm Lax George
XII Mountains TO Saratoga Buffet Parlur Car leaves
Washington Pennsylvania r. X train s Is a m Tor
EaratOga sleepers thence To Montreal The New York
Limited leaves Washington at $40 m. connecting
with Saratoga and IL Mt Limited at jersey city
ASS for single round tr tickets by West shore route
and avoid ferry at and long through New YorA
City.
Apply 10 City or Depot Agent OF Penn Il r for COM
IL II tables tickets and Parlor Car chars. PaTlOr
Car chairs from Jersey City station reserved in advance
uTOn application 10 AGENT Pullman CIR Co. Penn. L.
Station jersey City. New Jersey.
HENRY MONETT Gen! Pass AIT.
!e2t-Sm "A State street New York
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DYON TRACY, Real Estate Agents.
IL 5l3 7th street northwest

1ON 4 1hAC1, Real Estate Agents
III 5l3 7th street northwest
REAL ESTATE, on NICHOLS AVENUE, LEAD
ING FROM WASHINGT n 10 FORT FOOTE,
SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE LAND OF
THE UNITED STATES HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE.
The undersigned TRUSTEE under deed in trust ko-r.
from the parties III interest being the heirs at 4&
law of the late John Perkins, will sell at public
P9rk ground" On SATURDAY, july TWENTY
SIXTH. 1884, at HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ the
real estate OF which the late john Perkins died seized and
possessed being the following valuable lot of ground
and nprovt mets: Beginnnx az the southeast corner
OF tract call ID st Elizabeth of which this lot is
the west side vi the road leading from the Navy Yard
bridge to Fiscataway and running thence with the line
OF said road n. 12s deg 1850 perches; N. deg. T.
~ 60 Perches thence tor div idEg line N 81 deg W.
69 TercheS to the stone wall enclosing the south line Of
tn: United states Lpnatc Asylum grounds thence with
said line 5 deg % perches to the beginning stone
on said road containing seven acres three roods and
half miles from the city limits.
Terms OF sale One third cash the day Of SALE the
residue III two equal lnsullents of and two
with interest," the deferred payments to be secured by
the notes and deed Of trust troln the purchaser
will be required from the whose bid is accept
ell Conveyanclng. &c. at CT st of the purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee,
32l ~ street.
DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jyl5-d&ds
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DROPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
l. FOR TERRACE U. .. CAPITOL.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE, u S. CAPITOL.
July TO- 1884
Proposals Will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, the TWEN-Y-sIITH INST. for furnish.
ing cutting. polishing and setting the Marble and Gran
it, work for go nine sections Of the north terrace with
STEPS and plant at the L. ). Capitol
Plans and 81 ecidcatlons can be at this Office
EDWARD CLARK,
iy10 Architect o. S Capitol
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Commisstoner Dudley,s Mission "a

Commissioner Dudley returned this morning from
Pittsburg, where he had q conference yesterday
with The prohibition leaders on the propriety OF
placing presidential ticket in the held IL IL un-
derstood that MIR. Dudley is opposed 10 t for fear
uI lis effect on the republican vote In Ohio and
Indiana at the November election, but did not meet
" TN success In lis Ia. sslon
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF DRY GOODS AMI
~ NOTIONS
AT 9O8 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
DAILY AT HALF.I Asst TEN A. NJ,
Commencing TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-SECOND
and ending on SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-SIXTH
The Stock Consists Of
Black and ColOred Silks,
Dress Goods. C-shIneres, Table Linens,
Towels. Napkins White Goods,
Fine Silk Umbrellas, Hosiery. Corsets,
Underwear. Flannels Blankets.
Sheetngs and Donestics, &c.
Purchasers are specially invited to attend this per.
e1nltory SAFE. Terms cash
jy2l-6s N. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
AssIGNEES SALE OF LIQUORS.. WHISTLES,
CATAWBA, &c. AT AUCTION.
On THURGDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY.
FOURTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at the auction
rooms Of Duncanson Bros. 9th and b streets north
west. an assorted stock Of Liquors.
jy22-2t GEO W COCHRAN Assignee
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS IN LEDROIT PARK
Il Nos. 1859 AND 1861 LINDEN STREET.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
FOURTH, at NIX O'CLOCK. will sell Lots and 2
Block Of leDroit Park, improved by two six room
BTSk Dwellings; comfortable dwellings, and will be
sold separately
Terms One third CASH balance in and two years
notes to bear six per cent interest. payable semi
annually: or all cash. at option of purchaser
1yl2-3t DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneers.
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BUFFALO CRHMAToRY.-The Buffalo Cremation
company has been organized In this city with Q
capital of $4,000. On Saturday application was
made at Albany for incorporation. The object Is
the moderation Of the human dead. Plans and
specifications for the crematOry have been decided
upon but the location OF the building has not been
fixed. All the incorpOratOrs are prominent citizens
and all believe in cremation.
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The Dental Convention.
1T ESCAPES Tx DANGER o. BEING NKR0Hp MO
ANeTaRR ASSOCIATION

ANOTHER ASSOCIATION.
The National Dental association met for the 60
ond days session this morning at the National
museum. The committee appointed TO confer with
q committee from the proposed new association
reported that the association had not Organized
and that as the delegates Intended 70 leave the
city this evening, the probability was that no
new Organization would be eHecte1 After some
discussion an adjournment WAS had until this
afternoon at $50, when officers were elected. The
assoc iation VIII finally adjourn to-day.
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STEA MERS.

~FNFRAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NV YORK AND hAykE-
Company per. No. AZ North RIVER loot OF Morton
street. New y ORR.
ST Laurent &c JOUSssiIn. y eae<tiAy. July 90 IL
NurmaItiiv. Frau,eUI. "Wednesday. Aug g. 5 a. m
Checks Jayabl- sight. in amounts To suit on tn
b nque TTaL>aJs1.tiqu ~ Paris LOUIS De BEBIAS,
A. mt, Nc d. Bowling Green. New \ Tx
". MOSS g25 Pcuusy wanna avenue:
j W. BOIELER SON. ~! Pennsylvania avenue.
tyl7 Agents Tor Washington. Il. c.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF NAvIGATIoN.-The Presi-
dent has signed the commission OF Mr. Jarvis Pat
ton, OF Maine, as commissioner OF navigation.
CHANGED HIS PLAcE.-A. NJ. Gould, q hrst-class
clerk in the Post ONCE department. has resigned,
and has been appointed to position in the Depart
ment OF Justice at higher salary.
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DANENHOWER l. SON. Real Estate and Insurance.
1926 street n W.. Washington. D. c.
TRI SIEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM OF ON E
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, Sill
IN ALEXANpRIA COUNTY, Virginia, FIVE
MILES WEST OF GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated January 18TH
A. ID. 1853. and duly recorded in Lber +. No folio
1879 one OF the land records Of the county Of Alexan
dri state Of Virginia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, will SELL at public in
front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, JULY TWENTY
FIFTH, 1884. ut TWELVE O'CLOCK. the following
described premises to witt Being the larger part of lot
8 plat No ASSIGNED to the heirs of Nancy Adams in
the division of Simon SOmers real estate September
1887 aud recorded in Iber A. folio 80 land suits in the
said heirs tS NICHOLAS Febrey deed bearing date
z. No p folio 1oS containing ll6 acres. l rood and SO
double ; frame house barn and all necessary
property in this section very valuable
Terms of sale: $4,000 cash; balance In equal INSTALL
ets IN one and two years. secured BY deed Of trust
on premises sold; or all cash at purchasers option.
deposit OF 900 required day Of SALE Terms to be
complied with within seven days from day Of SALE
the property will be resod at the cost and risk Of
defaultng purchaser All conveyancng at purchasers
expense. -
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,5 ar"s'ees'
jylO-dEds
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SAcRIF1cEp pY CARrLrssHRss. - Margaret

Blond, aged 46 years. formerly OF Denmark, who
keeps boarding house in East Port Chester In the
town OF Greenwich, Conn, was accidentally shot
Sam Peterson, q bosrder The gun with which the
deed was done was taken only few minutes be-
fore by her son, Lad aged years, TO scare away
some boys who were stealing apples from the yard
Peterson came In and seeing the gun picked II up,
being warned, however, that It was loaded Ap 10.
fell dead on the floor. Peterson was Immediately
arrested and held to await the action OF Coroner
Holt who was called to hold an inquest.
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Preventing Cholera.

SESSION OF IHE NATIONAL ooNFKkKkCB fRoP06kn
Health onlcer Townshend received to-day let
ter from Mr.. John H. Ranch, secretary OF the ILL.,
nois state board OF health TO Hon. ErastN Brooks,
and by the latter turned over TO Dr. Townshend &c
suggests that In view Of the temperance OF cholera
In Europe session OF the national sanitary confer
ence would be Timely and profitable IL suggests
that session OF the conference 10 held In Wash
lngton city on or about August 5th, and that an In
Eitation be extended to the health ofncer OF all
large cities, &c Health Offcer Townshend con-
ours heartily IN the views EXPRESSED thereip. 20
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TINHE otto" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids II expensive attendance
aopss Of time handling Of tuel and ashes It il
g,ed s1tsnsivsy fer running PASSENGER and Freight
and Ithosrsphic Presses Coffee Mills Aoasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery tAthes &C.. DC. This ensine
runs with extreme gmoothuess aud regularity u speed
Possesses the lesst number Of working part, aud
great simplicity Of mechanism.
For particulars to prices. &C., apply at Office Of
Washington Gas Light Co. yl3
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Names OF the Men who Will Man.
age the Campaign Announced.

NEW YORK, July 23-The members OF the finance
committee OF the National Committee OF Republi-
cans and independents" were made known this
morning; They are: J. W. Harper, 1r, Of New
&c, YORK; Moses Williams, OF Massachusetts,; Dan
lei Drake Smith, OF New jersey; c. T.
armstrong, OF Connecticut, and Samuel Wagner, OF
pennsylvania The executive committee or 10, ap-
pointed with power to add TO their number and 10
I'LL vacancies. consists OF the following named
MEMBERS Charles p. Miller, George W. Tolson, K
r. Bowker, T. A. Doty, Geo. w. Green, Horace E
Demlng, \. y. Taber, Herbert b Turner, Moses I.
Tyler and Stewart Wood.
Rear Admiral EmulOns Dead.
PRINCETON, n. j., July 23-Rear Admiral Geo. F.
EmmonS. .S.N., retired, died to-day at his resi-
dence, aged % years: He leaves widow, three
sons and one daughter. one OF his sons is lieu
tenant In the navy and his daughter is the wife OF
commander White U.SN.
No Cholera in Philadelphia.
THE CASE REPORTED TURNS OUT TO BE CHoLKRA
MORBCS
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-An inquest was held to-
day on the body OF Addison B. Ziegler, forty -four
years old. who died suddenly Monday, and
whose death was supposed 10 be due TO Asatic
Cholera. The family physician at first declared it
a case OF sporadic cholera II was shown, however,
that deceased had eaten plent1tuly OF green apples
watermelon and other fruit. The post lnortem eX-
animation showed that death was due TO acute
cholera morbus, and verdict was returned &C
cordlngly.
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An EXTRA SESSION OF TUE VIRGINIA LEGrsI arURR
Hon. ]. j. Barbour, chairman OF the Virginia state
democratic colnmi tee. has been In Richmond. and
II Is understood that Gen. Wickham, q straiyhtout
member OF the senate, Will sign the cali upon the
governor for an extra session OF the general
bly,. He makes IL a condition OF his slrning that
the democrats VIII not enact any partisan laws ex-
cept those looking 10 making arrangements for the
additional eectOr TO which the state Is entitled,
and pass another bill redistricting the state for
members OF Congress, should the court OF appeals
declare the present law void.
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T AD1Es!

,AD1Es'
ldevelop the FORM by new process tnever fas) and
Increase or reduce the desh scientifically alsolRemove
Permanently Smallpox Fittings. Freckles, Wrinkles
Moes. aud supernuous Hair Complexons Bleached Dc
ArtasucAaIy 6sAauneA Full particulars. &C. Address
MADAME NJ LATOUR e.,
o17.Wks DAG Iexington avenue. Now York.
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Rear Admiral SIMMONS Dead.
No Cholera in Philadelphia.
THE CASE REPORTED TURNS OUT TO BE CHOLERA
MOkBCS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Trefollow1ng are the opening and p. m. prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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A MRTAMoRPHosRD TRAMP.-An unknown man.
Pa. YESTERDAY morning, turns out TO be John oscar
Graham graduate OF Dublin college, and formerly
a civil engineer In the English service He says he
left Ireland five years ago to acquire wealth, In
order to carry out nxed purpose In Life, and that
the large amount OF Hills and bonds found in nia
wa1stband are the savings OF toll he has been
working as day labOrer under an assumed name,
and stole ride rather than draw upon his treas
ure to pay his fare to Erie He deposes that the
conductor OF the Nickel Plate freight deliberately
upon him with q lamp The authorities VIII inves-
ugata
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IMPORTER Of FRENCH WINES, COGNAC. CHAM
i PAGNES AND CORDIALS.
French Carets S3 Is &4 and e. 80 per dozen.
american native Wines, Brandies and Champsgnes.
YlCTtR ROUX, 1747 Penpsylvania avenue
Agents for hrst-class houseA Bordeaux. Burgundy,
CLampanes and CogDac Wins de tOute Sortes en- Caiss
ty9.1ms
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A BoGCs SUIcrDR.-It is now said that the Rev.
Sidney NJ. Strong, former pastor OF a church In
Warrensburg, y. Y. who was said to have COM
mitted suicide In Kansas, Is alive and that the
port OF suicide spread by him 10 shield himself
from the consequences or unlawful and immoral
actions IL seems that he turned out TO be a bga-
mist. and after his reported death one who WAS
acquainted with him identified the body, and re-
cent developments tend 10 show that he left
Kansas Is disguise.
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THREE DEADLY BIows.-A man by the nam,

THREE DEADLY BLows.-A man by the name OF
Foley, who was released from the Massachusetts,
house OF correction three days ago, went 10 his
wlfe's house Ia Cambridge, In that state, Monday
morning he arose procured an ave and enteringg
his wies room, seized her and threw her Into cor
ner. She fell upon her hands and knees, and while
ia this position he struck her three terrible blows
one cutting deep cash directly over the left ear
and another a gaping wound upon the top OF the
head, the third being little distance from the
other, towards the right. All this time the woman
was shrieking for help. Then Foley walked out OF
the house ia cool. deliberate manner, threw the
axe In the yard from where he Lad taken II, and
sauntered careeSsly away.
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TRANSFERS IN rHR Hrlrru oyy1c,

The Commissioners have relieved I. W. Parsons
ana Charles Z. smlns from duty as sanitary inspec-
tors and assigned them 10 duty as clerks In the
health ONCE, and have relieved w. A short ana
L. A Douglass IRON duty clerks In said Office and
assigned them 10 duty as sanitary Inspectors
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nR. RoBERTsoN THE Expert SPECIALIST
to be expert without in the wide world in the
Treatment and of Private, Nervous aud Chronic
e he system Bs9asr kidney and ali diseases Of ths
Gdsys 6mercury caustics used. Can be consulted
every wednesday aud saturday, from 2to Ypm At his
Main odace. w n Liberty st.. Baltimore Md uh3l
40 FOB AENCHECKS IN SIX HOURS
40 Curesin three days Drug Store. Is n 1th street
PhilsdelphiA
sepS lSOPennA ave-. Washington. D. O.