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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28
I'd Edition.
Latest 16legranS to The Star.
The Strike in New York.

THE SECOND WEEK BEGCN-BoTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
NEW \ oRk, July 2S.-To-day begins the second
week OF the bricklayerS and laborerS strike for
nine houTS per day instead OF ten. The reports as
10 the number OF men on strike are conflicting,
the employees say about 5000 altogether. and the
employers claim that the number does not exceed
100. The strikers drew no money last week. but,
beginning with to-day, they VIII be paid a certain
sum each week until the strike is declared at an
ehd. ms money comes frOm the treasury Of the
bricklayers and laSorers unions and from sums Of
money donated 6y other trade and labor Cr.anlZa-
lions. In order TO aid the strikers il gaining the
nght nearly all the plastcrerS in the city. engaged
on JOBS where the employers refused TO accede TO
tne hours, quit work to-day and VIII remain out
TIL the strike is over There also number Of
hod holSting engineers Who have refused TO work
until the difficulty Is settled. The strikers met to-
day and assigned committees TO various parts OF
the city. with instructions TO report to headquar-
tiers Immediately any job on which non-unlon men
had taken the place OF the strikers. \ large num-
Der OF trainers also stopped worl, this morning. and
Will only return when the nine hours is conceded.
The Mason Builders association viii meet Tonight
The strikers say that large majority VIII vote 10
yield the nine hour demand. This is denied by
many OF the employers. They say they can stand
tie strike as long rs any OF Their employees.
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THIS EVENING,

iFGF sF9ck or IEE TNl 81! SIM BRE ET
GINS. IISII ~, TAGKLE, BILLS. REy9I ply,
NnEAhL. TOOLS, KAZoRS. sCIssQks.
IGCnETBoOES, TIOIINS. TOYS, BASE BALLS
ND BNIS. VIOLIN STR NGS SKATES,
EFTSHLS AND CONES, JfWELkY. TOILET
SLIS OPTICAL GOODS. WATCH CHAINS, AND
IGupJ USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
2 ,ctl-n # the owner. 10 change business will
Ill tie premises all the above Stock of J. u.
GAEtiih CO. l5iI lrLnsy lvsn.a avenue northwest.
Sair commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEk ~ /. NJ AID every evening thereafter at same
LcIT Icntii further notice.
DEALERS AXE SPECIALLY Ed. many
goods vii b. sold III Original packages Great bargains
Lay L. e1i'ecttd every night FOLEY. Auctieneer
y Il Ia fIxturts VIII not be sold at Tie teruIn-
alton sale, the store viii be occupied by J. U.
ONFAl.A & CO., Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
.eI9
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PoIyganous Domestic Life.

!
The private home routine OF Polygamous family
Is matter upon which so much curiosity ID con-
StaliIy express d by my acquaiptaDces that ven
ture 10 say here what little know; but the reader
must Remember that less than 10 per cent OF the
voting Mormon population OF Utah are polygamists
The polygamiSt, as rule has accumulated some
property and owns house before he takes n eecond
ANA succe sslye wives, though sometimes be beuins
b. marrying two OF three al once. All OF theu,
marriages however. except the first, are made Sc
clctlA 10y the church. and no record OF them Is
cesble In the city, al least II is seldom that the
different wives share the same quarters In the
country this Is not so uncommon, but the natural
unl.rastillneSs follows IN most cases The general
method l. 10 have large house. the main part q
which, PERHAPS. is occupied 10y the FIRST wife, and
wings or additions by the successive candidates
Tor marital honOrs- These large, Struggling hotel
Ike HOUSES are common IN Salt Lake City, and
mark difference between II and q town OF small
houses Ike Cheyenne and most other western vile
lagos.
In many cases, however. the husband sets up his
wives la separate homes, either side by side or In
different parts or the city. Ia any case each has
her OWN kitchen garden. etc l have I'm mind n
wealthy dignitary II the church whom you migho
| eaSl@ have mistaken for the late Peter Cooper.
and who Is possessed OF seven wives Each OF these
women has some farming and garden ground az hes
own. and all are greatly devoted 10 rearing beeA
With the help OF their grown children they each
ralse large amount OF produce and honey an.
nually. The husband acts as their agent He
hives their swarns OF bees and charges them for It.
be renders special aid when called upon, and Is
paid Tor IT. lac sells their crops and honey when II Ia
ready. and credits each wife with her due SHARE
Most ot them live In suites OF apartments under tho
roof OF his great house In town, but the first WHO
has beautiful farm or her little out OF the
CITY, 10 which she and her children have retired 70
end their days In peaceful Independence The way
IN which this old gentleman has always arrange(
his domestic life Is reported 10 De thus lie had cen
tain rooms In his house where he kept his bed. hn
wardrobe. hin books, and saw any visitors Wild
called upon hun. Here he was a bachelor and herS
hc stdid every other day and night on alternate
days and nights he WAS the guest OF one anotheQ
Of his wives In regular rotation, devoting the OF
day dn this case f0rtnghtly1 which was hers di8
gently 10 her society. Of course this routine wa
Lot invariable, but Tor the most part It was req
larry followed.
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Governed by CiigUcs.


NEW YORK, July 2S. Wall Street lao p m.-The
Post says The decilne in stocks at he opening this
morning was arrested by the prompt action OF the
cliuuoS. and prices We're marked UP again TO higher
than the closing prices OF saturday, though they
We're not maintained there. and by il O'Clock ma
Jorty OF the stocks on the list fraction lower
than at the close on saturday. Tie market is still
governed almost entirely by the clGuea, composed
or comparatively Il very few persons, and alnUn-,
whom, it is now believed, sulLe of the niivid-
uaS W hO were the most prominent buyers OF the
last year. Commission houses report slight III
Vtstment demand tor stocks, but very few out Of
town orders Gu speculative account; ill fact. ma
Jorlty OF professional SPECTATORS appear 10 be doing
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lease Platter Feels Safe.

TIE WANTS TO COLLECT HIS wIFt'S BANK ACCOUNT.
Sheriff Fowler, or Anne Arundel county, Nd. who
came here on Friday last with requisition for the
co!ord man Platter. WHO married Mss Helen owens.
as mentioned in THE STAR. returned TO Annapolis
Saturday night without his prisoner, Judge Wylle
having declined to act. This morning Platter came
u JG,ice headQuarterS ana mad q talk with Capt
Vernon In rvferspce TO obtaining some money de-
posted IN hts wlIeS name Ia the Eutaw Savings
Bank OF Baltimore. He stated that he was living
among the brick yards in south WASHINGTON, aud
as he thought he was all safe now he would 20 to
work in flew DAYS.
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News Briefs.

B. F. Estes, aged ~, OF the nrm OF f. b. Estes e
Son. New YORK, SHOT himself In the head at the
Grand Central hotel yesterday and probably Will
die. Ill health WAS the cause
Michael Mcguire, aged 20, while bathing In the
Potomac river at Piedmont. w Va, saturday
night, was attacked with cramps and drowned lie
had only been married about three months
Eight men and ten women, members OF the sal
Vateu army, were arrested at Rochester, Y. V.
yesterday Ter singing while p&rading the streets.
In the police station they occupied the Tine with
prayer-meetlnsS and singing. request TO have
denied
L. J. Todd. son OF ex-Congressman TODD. Of Car
liss, Pa, attempted 10 conluAu suicide yesterday.
He and hs father had quarrel when young Todd
seized bottle VI solution OF arsenic aid swallowed
a portion Of H. His father knocked the bottle out
OF bis hand, aud an antidote was forced into him
and his life saved
The English admiralty is sending six riat-bot-
toned steam sloopS To patrol the Upper Nile
Belfast. was found. friday night, IN carriage 81
the night train ruDnin. between Paris ana Brussels
with bis braias blown out IL is supposed that lac
The English sectlops Of the National League are
urging NJ. Parneu to have the coming convention
Of s ,hs League held at Liverpool, Instead OF at
Several gambling houses in Norfolk, Va, have
been closes, owing tQa notification from the mayor
that Tue law against gambling would be enforced.
A terrible cyclone passed over Edenton. y. c.,
yesterday, blowing down the hardware house OF
5. DICKINSON Co, and unrooung the stores Of j.
n: woe, general merchandise, and Hooper a Co.,
The one lupdreGth anniversary or the death Of
the celebrated French philosopher, Diderot, was
made the occasion yesterday OF a celebration and
fets at the Irocadero palace ia honor OF his
memory.
The police have seized a quantity OF arms and
apDulitou near Tulsmore, ireland and have ar
rested four men in connection with the seizure.
Or. ESrDandeZ, medical officer oI the Cold
Stream Guards, has been arrested in connection
with the Dublin scandals other sensational ar
rests are expected.
John Aayberry, of Camden, N j., belonging to
ar n dr..,t -
urday at tbs steam boat landing, Cape May, y. J..
lie bad landed On the beach in the small boat.
which. not being securely moored, went adrft. he
eDdSayor0J to swim TO it, but failed to overIake IL
and vas drowned.
The Baltimore grand jury has found a
preSentmspt against q. w. HaZetine for the muir
der or Mamie ThGrp IN that city, on tie 18th inst.
at l0a North street at which time he also shot and
wounded Mamie White.
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The Pen.iou Examiners.

THE RECENT EXA2INATIoNS HBLD IN VARIOUS
ClTlEs-FIxlNG THE STANDING OF THB APPLI-
Giants.
sTiE reporter dropped in at the roows OF to E
chH service commission this morning aud o.
tanned from Judge Tn0man the following interest
hetd Tor pension examiners: Examinations were
hcld at Boston. New York, Washington. Rochester,
providence. Philadelphia, ST. Paul Detroit Topeka
chicago. l1ttSburS. st. Louis, DeS MoiDeS, Clevs-
land and Charleston, w. Va
From the returns received by the commission up
10 thls morning 1t appears that The number OF APP
Plc2hts W4S lot as large as had been anticipated.
M New York only As applicants appeared for ex-
animation. at Philadelphia -, Boston 81, Provt-
4SDee IL Cleveland 10. and Charleston, W. Va, /.
me returns from Rochester, 81. Paul, Detroit,
i9pek4, chicago, PittSourg. 81. Louis and DeS
MOlleS have not yet been received
The following board OF experts from the Pension
ONCE nave been detailed TO examine the papers
and fix the 81 nding OF the applicants w. u.
W Wens;er' b. A. Harlan NJ 4 Page, F. E.Camp: Y.
These gentlemen are now at work at the ROOMS Of
The commission, and VIII probably conclude their
apors about the middle OF August. There are 100
places 10 be rlei- and they VIII be spportisasd
among the different states accOrdn. TO population
ANY applicant whose average Sisuding "a thk sX-
an.4ton Is not tcioN THY viii De eligible 70 ap-
pointnent provided there are 20 other candidates
from the same state Who have attained l!Eher
average For instance, the man iIop Charleston.
West Va, though his average be only Exty-,iye
VIII stand better chance for appointment than a
man Irou Pennsylvania with al average OF ninety,
because there were over hundred applicants from
PENNSYLVANIA and only one from West Virginia,
ana each state is ouly eDtit!ed TO Der quota OF
places The examination papers embraced QueS-
Tons IN history, geography, law Of eydeDIe. pen
sion laws. anatomy and hygiene. TIE answers
VIII be graded Ia the order OF their Importance to
tle work required OF pension eXaMinerS Under
this ruling. perfect answer TO question IL bis
Tory ana GEOGRAPHY VIII not count near Is much
"a similar answer to question involving know l.
edge CI pension laws.
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Another Connecticut Murder.

4 f.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. July 2S.--Anirew German,
OF Falls Village was shot and instantly killed at his
house in that town early yesterday morning by Ed
ward Halstead. The latter went 10 German s
house. and DRAWN. q revolver fred three shots at
German. which took effect. ore through the heart,
one III the arm. breakin. the bone. and the third
through the G0iy. During the struggle IaiSJead
fired another ball which entered his own ler. Hal
stead then went TO the house of Hon. David Brew
Ster, Selectnlan OF the town. and gave himself up.
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Vic SnTGfGIH sErrnI.
u NC SitFtiIH1k sLtttPSs
". p. w0oDARp, FOND TT LAG AND WEASEL TUE


". p WOODAKp, FOND TT LAC AND wEASEL TIE
WINNERS.
SARATOGA, n Y, July 29.-The weather TODAY
Is COO! and CLOUDY The track i somewhat stir
First race. purse $50 for tlrcc-yeaT-0liS mite an
a fUTlOng. W. H. Woodland mate the running
from the start. followed by Richard l. and Mani
tChG. At the 1tirlOng pole Clan!iceer took second
place, tut could never reach the leader, who won
easily by TWO lengths. IhanticiC"r second. time;
20r&. Second race, purse 1850, Tor all ages; Baron
F"Verct ana Lady Loud mace play from the start,
followed h tel!0wplay aaJ Fond du Lac. At Tie
thrcequaItcr pole. Baron taveIot took 10 the run
ming ana held The lead 10 within Il hundred yard
OF tie wire, when Fond du Lac Camr in with rush
AMI won cievcTly by length. Time; lHi2..
Ihlrl race, purse 300, I0t three-year- us; thSee
quarters OF a mile. Weasel, Lizzie ). and iireyst0nc
were in front throughout, Weasel winning, L gOod
race by nearly d length. Tine: l:l11
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Gut OF Funds.
A GREAT GRANDFATHER AND his FAMILY on A LONG


PILGRIMAGE.
To-day wagon or a build not common to these
parts drawn by pair or bay hcrSes, stopped near
police headquarters, and the driver white man
named Joseph Lapoiute called on the officers for
assistance, h1ytD. run out Of fun dS on his Journey.
he stated that. with ls wife and great grandcltl-
u Norfolk, Va, whore he has two children living.
He has been on the road now nine weeks. and has
tr1Ye.eu some LOO miles lie states further that
he and his ittle party have enjoyed the very best
health AID have suffered DO Inconvenience. He
says III : ne Is 80 years Cid and his wife 90. Lis
pet seelA5 10 be Lutte Luis bright two year Oh
great grand child. sufficient LIoLey to last several
Jays was CtVvu To the party.
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Another New Work Failure.
Thc Labor Com,us.SlOucr


X ~
DENIED.
The announcement that M F. Hoiderman. Of
Illinois. Washington representative VI the Amert =
can new exchange" was selected by the President
fer commissioner OF The bureau Of lseor statistics
Is denied at The White House The Dispatches
printed In the various newspapers saturday MORN
S N'rc not sent 10y either the Associated Press or
In" special correSpondents IL Was sent via the
BANKERS and Merchants telegraph ONCE, signed
10y ''A. Ii. Cook, and was circulated In all dlrec-
Tons NJ the senders expense. This morning q
postal cards being circulated among correspond
tnis SAVING: he fourth annual convention OF tho
FEDERATION or Trade and Labor Unions ~ the
October .. and continue IN session one week Many
vital questions concerning labor interests will come
up Tor consideration, aud the convention will n0
The most important one held. MI N. r. Holder.
man, oI llloulS, IL the man selected for the com.
AeSi0nershp OF the new bureau OF labor statist,cA
The PRESIDENT decided 10 take no action In The
matter untll hi, return TO Washington, about the
MID lie Of AUGUST"
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Home Nursing.

SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN Will leave Washing
ton this afternoon for his home at Newark, n. j.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

FUGlTIyES FOEBlpnES TO RETURN.
TOCIo$. july aS.-FrglJivtS are now prevented
from returning To the city. one who lad returned
died yesterday
FIVE DEATHS THIS MORNING.
MAKSEIILES July *, nOuu.-Ihere have been five
deaths IRON clO.erd here Since . O'Clock this morn
liz.
TIE ABOLITION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS DEMANDED.
LONDON, jay 2@-iIic I'FU f,iH fTu2Dffe Censur"S
the Marquis OF harrington FOR d@precltiug III his
speech at Manchester, saturday, tn" att tCNS upon
The house OF lords. Ine ds.tte demands It's total
tbD!.t IDu.
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An Assignment in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-John L. Harris and JOhl
Fl. PumhOn. trading as John l.. Harris & CO., haT
ness makers made an SSsnment to-day to RchaT'
$. Culbreth for the benefit OF their creditors. Th
bond OF the truStc" Is = 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

MACON. GA, July sc. II. Fryer, engineer, and
Robert FlOurnoy, yard master III the employ here
OF the East Tennessee virginia ana Georgia rail-
road. had difficulty on Friday In which Flournoy
was cut and Fryer struck on the head with a
clinher OF dTOSS iron. from which he died yeSter-
day. (lOlrNOY SuIrenanral himself tO-dAE.
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STRANGE DIsAPPEARANCE.-Mr. w. ". Atkfn-
son. a young man. 22 wears old, ana Baltimorean,
disappeared Thursday night from Green's hotel, In
Philadelphia, leaving several letters In which he
announced hlS determination 10 commit suicide lt
Is said that he has been very respondent owing 70
bis unsuccessful attempts to obtain employment on
a newspaper. No news has been obtained Of him
since his disappearance although the detectives do
not believe hlLn dead.
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PROPOSALS.

y ANY PAY OFFICE.
~ NASTISGToN d q. July 20. 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ii duE licate to lie udorsed
PRO osa.- tr SUPPLIES. VIII lie received at this otfice
until THEY'VE II, TUE EIGHTH DAY OFAUGUST
Isl -: beloved SCribed articles To b. delivered at the
Navy lari Washington, D. C., free Of any expense to
the=Overeut anC s ect To the usual Ispcc ton aud
cOLuItlonS VIZ:
BtreGu II Steam Engineering.
[Iiulss'l9l - >: Coal, Wood: sane; tPQ,seefse.
an tharCUa!-each item 10 bV awarded separately
sE'.u!cS aud blank forms for bis to be Lad at this
C.re 40 person slal BE- received contractor who
man utacturer Of or regular dealer in the ar
served to 'ect any or al bi. Ee.ronsble Soc urty
jy2s-st Pay Director. L sN. Navy Pay Asent
IMPROVEMENT OF IOTONAC RIVER, NEAR
L WASHINGTON, D.C.-PltOiOSALS FOR DREDG-
I. s ENGISFrR OFFICE.
2l3G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
W,SuINGTOS. DC. July list, 1884.
irV c,nhaitlueut Ioto.-. River Improvement
mr. M3~.I-;"n C., viii 3e received at this office
Is and opened i1lncd ately thereafter.
Blank forms upon which Proposals must be made
Specifications, and amy desired information can be Lad
Vet PLTtE {. HAMS. Major of Engineers
EM!KOVEA1ENr OF POTOMAC RIVER AT WASH
Z IN0ToN u. C.-NASHINGTON CHANNEL-PRO-
IOsALS Fol. DREDGING
L. y. ESG1NEER OFFICr
"l5G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N0RT" ST.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Jul :. 1884
Sealed Proposals, = triilcate. for Dr., i'll the
al ,E.s dice until 1EiVE IL, on WEDNESrAY.
AUS IWENIIL1H 1854, and opened eciiately
he az oximate amount of dredging will be 1000 900
c,3l.r yards
bank forms upon VIII CHI proposals must be made.
slee. att.ns Il amy desired information can be had
5,:-l6 PrTLk G HAMS. Major of Engineers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TslECSTFE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
4 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed oi trust freIn John w. Burns g.
trustee. Mary Griffin and James G. Griffin. dated "a
November 10Th. l-15. ard recorded among the
land record OF the District of Columbia III Liber No
s folio 400. will sell at auction i'll front of the
T-'mlSeS on MONDAY, the IWt MY EIGHTH DAY
OI July, lSst. at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ.
parts OF LOIS and &. in Carsis subdivision II Lot
- :, u square No $50, WashiLg tou. ID. {.
tbs property has frontage OF Il feet IL inches
Ne rSty nue. Northwest, running hack with that
wl about 100 feet to alley Is teet wide aid is i'm.
proved Eou and substantial brick dwelling being
-. lJJI New Jersey avenue northwest
ISAAC HENRY FORD. Trustee,
No 4Ul 9Th ST. H.. W.
WEEkS = co, Auctioneers. tylT-dSds
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KcG.2Ci:,K Wages.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July %. - The American
Worsted company. OF Woon7ocket. has given notice
OF 4 ten per cent reduction Of wages. 10 90 into
eject august Isl. The company employs two hum
drId and nifty hands
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= y -'-.+I1''- II
ALL si-OI.l LINE To TH~ SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

.Sfi..lri. ~ .t-a,.[ W IS-l
fH ANN '-l--iN~ NAL daily lretf-gq- clos.
= :iit''f'--~ e. al points J1tll ast ~sI.tf,Wa-t
ial4H Il ~ -t-s.y va:. e. \ 80. Ea....y PIX
iH >l't -i-. lji.4l.l cas- t-ga Nta "a a.l wash
N4-'.h = alma ia..I.~l Sis ,..ls cars 1ruIn
c -i-.-' = a.-'. -s'-alt 80 Nv ci-a<. I.ilyt
ss"-' fs-ttT. = /
BIi LOUISVILLE } AST IIN,I I,e,!y Va Char
Io-t sNiI.e u t~Iai4. Loans ale auI al Western
Joni, Pullman s!,el.i.- Gals Washington. -
ISt N-suU !,f--.N, NiTT. AND TxrI.TsS T,afl-
I, al I-Its 5J,A aII Southwest VA Irrlviil. All
q srisitt I-i.s &c r. s>ji with &. {. -
lciiI1&u SIiit. t.r~ from WASHINGTON Via Dam
We. CEaT-oN @ist At-4-.5i ~ NgN Orleans, a.~l
81 WASN'T stVu E4I Gt15-J :. md CuIut.',.. -
AusIsta Iui.iil@5. : i.-i- C@F :.v.u y u
Manassas Division I-aln leaves Nasl-ugt5na. 9:l1l
NJ and z 10 z. y d4..! usa,.4y
Nsr--ntou Trains leave Washington al S4G = NJ AMI
30 Z VI. daily.
1Cr t.cketS and information ll.}1rs az CoLsVany.
To- tUI i,Iin- yiVaiIli avenue.
j.. SLAUGHTER y NACDANtET.
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic M@l..cc
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The answer OF the Travellers Insurance Co. in the
suit brou t 10 Recover the amount OF policy on the
lac G. VI. Ford. flied to-day, states that the de-
PENDANT has been enJoined from paving the amount,
The case OF Ida b. Chaplin ast. i. +. Beverdgo ct
NJ. for the sale or half OF lot \, reservation H. and
distribution Of the proceeds has Ieen dismissed by
plaintiff.
Chase Rows. guardian OF Nellie. Nettte and Celia
RoyS. filed his account in the Prostate Court to-day
and turned In the balance, Sl03.2t
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DIED.
july ~ 1854. after PAINFUL Illness NELLIE DON.
NELLY youngest daughter Of Catherine and the laea
James Donnelly, in the twentieth year Of her aGA
Past her suffering past her pain.
Cease vain;
Calm the tuuult Of thy breast,
forsh that Uffered II 1t rest
Funeral from her mothers residence e2s Fouftoenth
street IL clock Tuesday the 10Th inst Rels.
tv and friends VI the family respectfully invited 10
attend.
EMBRY. On Sunday July a. 1884 at the resaAence
OF her son-in-law. Ton JOSEPH Fowler. No. 2ll9 II
street northwest Mrs Lou lisa EMBki In the seventy.
fourth year Of her age
The funeral will take place from h late residence %.
morrow tuesday 1T II O'CLOCK
NASHVILLE, Tenn, papers please copy1
POND. on sunday, July "a 1884. at IL m. e 1916 z
u. and Hsddie Pond.
ROBERTS. DEPARTED this life on Sunday. July s7sh.
1854, at u ~, fETEk ROBERTS. eyed y ysaEA
mon tbs spd 3 days.
Funeral viii take place from bis late rssdeeee az
Franklin street Tuesday, July 10th y e'cls.k
SUMNER. On sunday July 9th, 1884 q II 80 q q.
HENRIETTA L SUMNER wife Of Commands q. ".
Funerai from residence 1900 Rhode rslsnd svsnua a
three p m Tuesday 18th inst. Relatives and frsndS
OF the family respectfully invited TO attend
WILLIAMS. On Sunday morning July 97th loek
at l2:45 LUCINDA WILLIAMS, widow Of the late
VIM Williams. IN the ffty eighth year Of her go
services At her late residence. 9l3 street n0rfhveA
on Tuesday. July 18th 1t 2oclock p. M gusa0l psl.
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PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEON q. T. II. HARMAN,
ordered to the Norfolk navy yari August list; En-
sign ]. j. Blandin, ordered TO branch hydro
graphic office at Philadelphia