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How She Found Her Brother.

The RESULT OF VERY STRANGE IMPRESSION.
Strange story has Just come TO the knowledge
OF people at MiiugtOwn, Conn. MIS- NJ Coakiey.
a lady Well along In years and highly respected,
about week ago read in copy OF a New YORK
paper the details OF an assault made IN Westneld,
Mass, upon an unknown man by two rufGanS
The unknown person lad attempted TO rescue
young lady from the assaults OF The two rur-
nanS- He had for this been so cruelty beaten
that when found lie was = a semi unco nsclouS
condition, and his life was despaired or
Though his act Of defense 10 an uupro-ectet
woman eventually resulted In his death. Il brought
10 MIN sister. Mrs Coakley, after reading tAe
account and the accompanying description Of the
injured man, made up her mind that he WAS her
brother whom she had Lot Seen for nineteen years
Family troubles LED 10 his alienation from the other
members Oh his family in 1866. and n was supposed,
That he went west. lie wandered about the couH-
Try very extensively. certainly, his sister he tTa
from lin at long ana irregular Intervals by letters
mailed nom several different statue and territories
In the south and west. The iasJ letter she received
annoupcsd thai he was bound east. She rs as -
thorougy impressed with TIE lea that The
wounded man wds her brother That. III spite OF thu
opposition o! her friends and relatives sLc went 10
NcSt4teid 10 satisfy EtiTslf. ON arriving IN TIL
town she made her Impressions known to TIL, OH
Gals 0i the town. She Was taken 10 The bedside ~
the then dying man aud 10 hin she ..dn Ter belief
hncwr- Although he Wa know n b- :.upt her than
II family name. the Injured man al once rtr -
nlZed IL when III Wa; spUn q, anu painfully tuI4.l
toward The woman anG rccCa Qi1ed LeT, and he
Drelthed lis laS1 ia her arms
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Bribery Ira Keuu.y,yania
CHARGES MADE Against DELEGATES IN A JUDICIARY


CHARGES MADE AGAINST DELEGATES IN A JUDICIARY
NOMINATION..
special dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Press from
Scranton. August l., says: The change that the
nomination OF Edward Merrt;1eid Tor ludge OF this
county was secured by bribery takes deIHite shape
to-day IN the Sunday NescS, where IL IS distinctly
stated that delegates WIRE purchased for $40 each
A correspondent saw Judge Handley who was NJ
MerTfeld's opponent for tne nomination this after
noon and sScsrt aimed from him that Ola the morn
Ing or the convention Ire was offered thirty
four delegates for two hundred dollars apiece
Judge HdnGiey added that lac was offered
tue votes Of the entire CaTbondale de- ega-
ton for $3.50 each lie says he declined in each
Case, and Stated distinctly that he would not pay =.
bfile Tor delegates He claims that sxy-three
Delegates OF the niuety0ne that comprised The con-
vcntlon were elected with Instructions Ia support
him, but were bought away by the opposition. He
says he will I've candidate for Judget1 he should
only receive ten votes in the entire county, and
states that he never Intended TO enter the field
until lie received petition signed by seventy
members OF the Lackawanna bar, regardless OF
party, requesting him 10 run. only four members
OF the bar OF this county refused to sigl pel-
ton, and three OF the four were candidates.
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BODY SEATcHING IN A NEW YORK vuIAsE.-Tbe
village OF WaSerford, n. Y, is greatly exercised
the residence OF his brother In 1882 and last m lr
DAY man was engaged to remove the remains
On opening the grave it was found that about one.
tMrd or the cover OF the rough box had been sawed
on and removed, the portion or the inner CORN
over the head uhScIewed and the body had then
been drawn through the opening thus made
stripped and the Clothing replaced fn the catsin'
this daStardly act ~ FSS'"oeu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-18

HEAT, DROUGHT, AND MOSQUITOES IN Loypov-
epeeia caDie dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press
from LONDON August IL, says: The unusual speli OF
not Meather nom which London is suffering has
Urought WIN IL some most unwelcOme visitors To
faace and Grosyenor, where famiiies returning
Irom lndla often put up, have long been infested
WIN mosquitoes supposed to be brought fn the
luggage. Within the last few days however these
insects have appeaHdln such swarms as TO becor- 2
common pest They seem OF q peculiarly yepo-
NOUS species an0 many persons ere suffering lroa
Unnamed oltes. Some OF the papers suggest tllst
their appearance Is the portent oil long cont nued
to such an extent that in spite OF the vast ysern
o. water works, the supply is already falling short
ana rate payers are asked by the authorities 10
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Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago
gratefully Acknowledges Of Salt Rheum on head,
neck face and legs for seventeen not able
to walk, except hands and knees for year not
able to hef himself eight years. tried hundreds q
remedies; doctors pronounced his hopeless
manently cured by CUT1cURA REsoIvEyT (blood puris
er) internally. and CUrIcURA and CUTIcusA Soar ttA
great skin cures) externally.
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Chas. Houghton ESQ., lawyer % State street. Boston.
reports OF Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years. which covered patients body and limbs
and to which all known methods of treatment had be1
applied without benefit. which was completely cursd
solely by the cuTICURA REMEDIES. leaving clean and
healthy skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-18

H. Drake. esq, Detroit Mich, suffered untold toc.
lures FROM Salt Rheum- which appeared his handz
head and face and nearly destroyed his eyes After tn
most careful doctoring and consultation of pyscianG
failed to relieve him. he used the CUTcURA RxMRDyKs
and WIS cured. and has remained 30 to date
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Mr. John Thiel. wilkesbarTe pG writes.-I have suf.
fered from Salt Eheum for eight years ct times 81
bad that could not attend ly bnsnes for weeks AZ
atine Three boxes of CUTIcURA and four bottleS
IEsoLvENr have entirely cured me OF th,. drssdful
Giseasa
Sold by al druggists Frice: Cr-rcpnA 80 cen.s. r.
soLrEST. 81 SOAP. IS cents FozTER DRUG AND Cruru.
CAL Co, Boston. Mass
Send for HOW TO CURE SKIN prsEAsEs~
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The Union Pacific Railway Manace.

Boston, August 18-Mr. Galloway. assistant to
President Adams, OF the Union Pacific railway on
being questioned In regard TO a western rumor that
the general management or the system had been
rendered TO and accep'ed by MI cakes, said that
SO Tar as his knowledge went. and he would be
likely to know II such action had been TAKEN there
was no truth In the report. Treasurer McFarIaue
said he had heard nothing OF such an appointments
and did not believe the rl,nor
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SALT RHEuM
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BuKN.
ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED

ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing itching
and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with
CuT1cURA SOAP and single application Of CUTIcuRA.
the Great Skin Cure This repeated daily, with two OF
three doses of CUTIcURA REsoLvEsT, the new Blood
Purifier. to keep the blood COOL the perspfration pure
and unirTiatng. the bowels opens the liver and kid.
neys active viii speedily Eczema, letter, Ring
worm Psoriasis. Lichen Puritus Scaled Head. Dam
druf ana every species Of itching. scay and pimplT
humors Of the scalp and skin. whom the best phys,caa
and all known remedies fail
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auf3-d%ds
fsaaos!AS uOWLING. AuctiolI,er

Iii. FETrBE PI.AST OF THE WASHINGTON
Cj:EaICAL NyI.kS CONFANY," lNCLUDINii
Al : jrC.l AND MATERIAL. On EASD OK
GLfIiE,s aUEE SULFHAT2 OF A-l-IONLi}
WILL 81.
SCLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. 1WENIi-1 I'D AUGUST. 1ssA.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK u, III trent of the work. of the
company, On eth street, retwe~n & sad streets
IcrtHwst consisting If ITS LEAD SuiI'E CBIC ACID
I'll tMBER 1H0xlS aId 7. ;s.s hirh. with front and
L.ck 5X5 ald Is feet high par CAPACITY $4,000
lbs. Gall arlroxirr:ate lneasnrensnr); thrsA sulphur
Lc7. ilr'Uti - GLASS r. sUrts, reducing PADS ETC. for
t. al.t.ac.i.rc ii C.l o vitriJI tUScther with all
] TX AND FRAME TT II DIkGS connected there
q, ..~trEre therein $50 Us siff, K iMMOSfAGAf
A..ulli A&p fs-Igh SICIh.. aEd EACFN ED
: -iU&IAt - CAS- Liquor ard he {. ore "
cu.IEl- 81 A.rlnOuia. including Boilers bumps, Satu-
ratUrs LvpOTaturs Steam Drying Table, nlefeiIts
tJta liner Utsi in Cysfatnl
sarae. The AMAUEIACAL SILL is con tnuous In It's
,yEi =. ana Lfs producing caFdc!:! "a. rom
tl-rsri t. rye thousand pounds SlPhatc daily Con-
I.s 1DT S ;lrG IIIct GHS Liquor transferred
i. -lss I,IIs,H. :, 81 liz. works.
Ii.i7 salf VIII made account of AIR p Bauer
purchases ., tie public sale Of this prop rty March
1J:A I><4.
Terms sale: Cash within FIVE days; all convevar-
eng ri assi txt; deposit OF $500 forfeit money
required ~ time If sale.
10 further PARTICULARS inquire 1t the Office OF the
''fhE WASHINGTON CHEMICAL. WORKS CO..
aa:-it7 gu Pcnnsylvanis Ayeu,Ia.
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Vetocs hy Jssyor ESsou

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-MayOr FdS0n sent to the
BOARD CT aldermen to-day q message Ve.0lng tAe
resolution granting 10 the broaGway Surface Rail-
way company the right 10 bulld and operate rail-
road On Broadway. ] he VETO created sensation
among the members Of the board. The mayor also
vetoed Il resolution granting to the Commercial
Gable company the right TO lay its wires Under
ground.
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PRIVATE HENRY'S BODY.
coroner Robinson Thinks the Dora
Buck Letter n Forgery.

LONG IsAND CITY, August 1S.-Cor0ner Robinson,
OF Long Island city, says he did receive the
patch IRON Dora Buck, requesting the eXhumatlon
OF the remains OF her brother Private Henry OF the
Greedy expedition, until yesterday noon Tie Is nog
satisfied OF its genuneIeSs and viii take 10 action
In the matter untii its Instructions are confirmed
In the meantime the coroner will obtain legal
advice regarding his power in the premises. as he
mas reason To anticipate opposition the part "
the cypress Hills cemetery authorities to the diSn-
te1ment of the body. John G. RumScy, The super
1ntendent OF the cemetery. declines TO permit The
body TO be disturbed without the previous consent
OF the United states authorities, who own that Dor
ton Of the burial ground.
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a fENNsYryaSIA ROUTE

To- TIE !fg}ss - ~ GS: e!9fzgwrsr
aIAIL kan.s dAuAiTll.ST EQUIPMENT.
rains leave :. sis an ro IA .a ss corner Of 9Th
a. 81 Ii T1E =, as c1i,.r,5 WIRES.
q t4..es sisspi,i- = . n lai.5; 80 iire.
~, ~. .1z,, ...,...,,s - -. C.,t % s
car g Il y u. S.'iy e1r.f, S-furdas; to Cht,a,,,
NTH s,r. car "A, A'eo , = 6.e az. y %,ft,rli ~
sslass;s 4@ 10. el-saso vtih sleen or
fCr i'-sGur. {! West. Viii tIace S.eepII.s CAR
wa -l1.es 81 si. g POTOMAC zAILRoAD.
N!S 81, !o AIN 3 ssS..s , W., III
o. ,sh' vi t nS5 run a +, ypli ', hoi, I;
For Stw i5sE go he Eas. ia $50 and 100 a
Gj0 ai IL l'g' M M" I II 4. , I, s " ia
rd9 ef Ca' s,; 10 f. daily Z, 1f,p sgIay
rS % b s3nt.y so m. n, .,ro
key City wltfi bat q Z - Annex. saoTdiag di-
rect tra.ster t. ou-s double ferriass
For adeiplla 1i5 20 and IL a m 40 400 100
~ 70 aha Zip 7 NJ gr Sun'ay : w. Cts, Iutp and
Fer Ba.fi,so7e. SIS. 715 SO e40 noO a. NJ. 1905.
On S,.n.!ay. $40. Loo LIZ. 400 90. 40 10o0 and
For Iopss Greek Line ea5 m and 40 p daily.
FCE AiiHlyS. 6.35 a. H. 1905 and 44o = IN daily, ez-
AIES ANItIlA AND FGECIRICES II Re I.AII.W AZ,
an 3LEG-.NtilA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
H. AeNs-dria. %, 100 20, q o5 and Il 35 Z L.
205, 425, 500, $50 sos and ll.35 r. III. On SUNDAY
at $50, OBS II .Os a. IA 05 3. m
For Richmond and the South 90 al; IL 05 a m daily
And 500 y DAILY. except SUNDAY.
Ta,ns .oaNe xandria cor Washington o. $50 &c co.
and II ~ midnight except Monday. OF Sunday at
80 and l0 10 a Uo AID ~ 40 y. H., and IL 10
night
Tickets and information at the ofc north east corner
q 18th street and leasy Iyania and sta
ton, her orders be left for tie checking OF ba
gs4. 70 DEFAMATION frvIn hotels and Residences
GHAS. r PUGd. J. Ii MOOD
Genera Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
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SIGNALING HIS Own DTATS.--Iames Kicker a
Young brakeman GA thr Yves. SHORE ana BufNatO
railroad, who fesid' a Paterson. " j.. died at IT.
Mays hospital, IN HobOken, Satuniay night OF
Injuries received on The road. " nlle his train Was
being drawn intO III Tailruad yards at hoDOken.
trldly evening. ne sprau- from his 10 Jurn a
switch. He d,uStet The brake without noticing
t3t ne had locked lis foot into It. and sgnalpd has
taln IurNard IIe struggled IN vain 10 release his
loot. aid a. II was 100 ate 10 stop the Train be
calmly awaited me inevitable managing. In the
agony he WAS forced 10 Tear ne fell. md the other
FOOT, lodging beneath the wheels OF the locomotive,
was also crushed. He was taken 10 ST. Mary 5 hos
IItll NhOrp III INaI D ncl.nrrld
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Death Of DR.. Woodward.

The War department has been informed OF the
death this morning, near Philadelphia, OF Col J. j.
woodward, surgeon, Z. S. A. Surgeon Woodward
was one OF the physicians in attendance on the late
President Garfield, and has been In bad health for
a long time
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

+ ARsE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BRRHCH.
GUS. FIsHfNa TAeKLn RifLks. k1x9Lx-
hks, CUTLERY, MUSICAL NsTBUMl .SSISS
POCkETBOOks. XJQLiNs. TOYS BAs. balls
BilUsHEs AND O0MBS, JKwELRY. TolIET
Sis OPTICAL S Gq0DS WATCH I5-r 4{HA rs AND
By direction of the owner, to change business Will
sell. the premises, al the above Stock Of j. L.
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH, at
SEVEN p. NJ. aid every evening thereafter 1t same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS AXE sPECIAILY INVITED, a. many
goods will be sold in original packssps Great bargains
may be expected every night FOLLY, AUctionser.
y. 1.-The Fixtures viii not be sold at The terlin
aticn of sale, the store will be occupied by J. Z.
OMAHA 4 CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
jel9
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E.AcRs AAfnS.

UolIzman'5 Real IsiGte GUIDE for August Is an
e&cell Onl,y cFadCabie issue, its excellent map
glvIn- ii permanent value.
This morning a small CuiOred boy. white whip
PING top Cn y street, near Tie corner or @th
street, sen, II NrIhnln5 through The window OF Vol
lands cuncclIuicry store, deGOiIsking large pane
Or glass.
senator Logan has been negotiating for lease Of
the "Nap.Co On Capitol iii, the property OK Mrs
T. t. Briggs IOliVla, recently occupied 10y The Swiss
minister.
Yesterday afternoon while party Of boys were
playing baseball Or Capitol Hill boy na;ned keI-
Icy aCciiGJty struck Charles Harlow H. the fore
had making Il very ugly, probably serious cut.
ID. BAL attended 70 his injuries after which he Wa,
SenI u llS NOME.
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PROCESSION OF CARRIERS AND soLDIER BoYS-TEg
CANES AT ATHLETIC PARK.
AS many OF the letter carriers as could be ex-
cused Irom duty threw aside their bags this after
noon and marched from the City Post Orice at
O'Clock to-day 10 the Athletic park escorted by tie
National Rire cadets, Capt Domer and LieutS
Tomlinson and Mosher, and the Union Veteran ca
diets, ofiicered by Capt. Hammer and Lieut.. tav.uS
The delegation OF letter Carriers carriei The hand
some SILK banner which Is the trophy Tor the com
petftfye drill The Union Netercn cadets wore
Their new uniforms and ii llU> lhe enUertaa-
ment at the PARK began st O'Clock, and was CUa-
Quoted according to the iO!lowll. program: Sack
race eRtr1eS-PhiIip AiS.na, John Tolnev Es.u
Bel, Van Davis, Ernest oTuU; and haaGy NoNs..
WheeloaTrow race or Combination race. one IA ~
loot race-A. Il. G.. Rap, OTTO TurleN anu uardes-
Ter five mile foot race. =. III. Srel. George
Frederick, John Dickson and {. I. Law
ron Polo match between Rex Smith ana William
Robinson. One mile bicycle scratch entries
Snarles J. Gray, Charles II. Proctor. J.. NJ.
krIger. Phil. =. Brown. Percy Seunerle Frank
PelrCe Ralph J. smith. J. z. Chambers. James h
Culllnan ana Louis Mathot. One mile bicycle
handicap entrtes-Iowen stewart. Carl Fathers
l. N. kruger, Isaac Saltzman, Percy Seufrere A.
I. King, W. +. Robertson and VIM. r. Crfst
Referee L. w. Seely Judges, VIM. Z. Scr1bner J.
w Wagner, ii. NJ Schooley. Timer. :. T. Moses
r. starter. Lewland Howard. Competitive drlll
between the National RlI1e cadets and the Union
Veteran cadets
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Who Owns the Bonds!
SUING TIE GUARDIAN OF HIS SON AND oTnEr

who Owns the BondSl
SUING TEE GUARDIAN OF HIS SON AND OTHER PHR-
SONS.
To-day Messrs. Crittenden and Mackey, Tor
Matthew Aiken, filed suit against W. II. Barstow,
guardian OF Matthew Aiken, 1r.: ". F. HELEN, adj
mlnistrator of W. D. Aiken, deceased; and II. J.
RamSdel, register Of wills, asking that the last
named be decreed to turn over certain bonds to
complainant. and that the court adJudicate that
lhe necessary accounts be stated, SC. The papers
state that pta!ntin married Mary Wilkinson Aiken
on october 14th, 1882 that she died september lst
1880; that three children were born to them to Wit
Eliza, who died In 1873: W. D., who died July I'd,
Mary at the time OF her death was in the possession
OF s450 IN L. s bonds but until recently petitioner
dld not Know OF their existence: that on August
12th he presented his petition IN the Probate Court
setting forth his heirship OF VIM. Aiken. and asked
That BafStow, as guardian, file his account. Bar
stow did so, admitting the existence or the bonds
but denying that Mrs. Aiken held them except as
trustee and the court directed that they be paid in
TIE registry; that April 25th, 1885, Hellen having
been appointed as administrator OF W. D. Aiken
filed petition for the bonds, and on April 18th the
court gave their custody to Barstow; that In May
the case having been appealed. the Judgment OF
The registry He AYERS that the affidavit OF Annie
X. smith, 10 the effect that the bonds were Ie,y
with his vile by one Mrs. Davidson, Is false.
District Government Affairs.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Richard Nevis, re-
ptIT StEttt Uort0WesSL, S45l James
Cunningham, repair frame, 7o2 lst street northeast
500. Mrs II. A Foster, repair frame, 71e ST. n. W:
SLIGO Frank Build, repair frame, 640 street
southwest; $50. Josephine Lewis repair brick 326
18th street northwest; $500. Patrick SI1llman,
erect two-Story dwelling. Union, between NJ aud
\ and AZ and 9th streets southwest; $500.
MILLION FOR STREET AND SEWER WORK.
The work or scheduling the bids opened on Sat-
uray last for laying lateral sewers both brick and
pipes. IS beng done to-day by the clerks in the DIS
JricG engineers office 4 norton OF the batch OF
~ nod hay.
yet been awarded, but 1t Is likely that all will be
awarded together, including the bids submitted on
for similar work. No awards viii be
made until al the bids now pending for sewers and
street improvements are scheduled. The amount
OF expenditures on account Of laying lateral sew
erS ANA FOR street work Will reach quite million
OF dollars,
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A STREET CO!LISIoY.-The carriage OF Mt. John
X tole!te was wrecked about O'Clock this NOR
hing, at the corner OF 4th and streets northwest,
by coiilSlOn Win milk wagon driven by cOlOred
man. which ,urnCu the corner suddenly. The car
rage contained MIS- Collette her Chilcren and her
sf'dnt, who we're thrown out and slightly Injured.
They were picked up by Il fEiendS carriage and
taken home The colored milkman 1t is stated,
drove OF rapidly alter the accident not stopping to
ascertain the extent of the damage render any
assistance he accident Is attributed to Ills reck-
less driving
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A saratoga correspondent says it Is likely that
M va1deroiiL win sell Maud S: that he recently
IoceiSed an oner ~ SoCcoa for her. ntimating that
mems Driving club ~ SS0
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The Proficiency of Eric.


NEW YORK. August lS-The Commercial SAYS
John King, jr., has accepted the presidency Of the
Erie railway.
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TG.NORROW.
. B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctoneers.

wELL-BUILT Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT. FRONTING ON SOUTH A
STREET, BkTWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST NINETEENTH, at SIX
O'CLOCK P NJ we shall sell in front Of the premises
Improved by two-story frame dwelling CONTAINING 5
rOonis carpenter shop rear end OF lot
7 One-liat cash, balance in six, twelve md
eighteen months; bearing interest from day Of
sale and secured by deed Of property sold
ali at purchasers cost 800 down on day
of sale
suI5-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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SICK HEADACHE. ikvC COR AND FrAScHoav
generally spriI- from Torpid Liver a Disoniertd
stomach or CostiyenesS the dist. essnS effects OF
which l3r. il. .lcs S,uaJ.1g ilils Will speedll, re-
move; 10y thcr beneficial, action on the hillary
cans they WIZ a'so .tssen the nkelhOod Of relnrl.
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RAILROADS.
TyNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
ALE sHoRT LINE t. lib SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule IL f-ct - JS-r g. 1884,
Pho A.M.-SEN GIi4EASS MAIL daily max .n9 close
connections To IL points South aud Southwest
Daily. eI. ept Sun,l2y, Will l. y O. R-ilvay: Pull
EIaa Sleeping BU3st cars f"U.i Now X s,:l wash
!IZton IT, AtituG I7Il4fsl1 SlreinI< Gas from
SasLll.rta7- sd -lsItL = New tci-..lt-. arlor
Ca from Ig-. q g. MAJ ~ t-fH~ VI.
6JtPN.-Lot Ir.ILi.E / AS.. II L Daily via Flar-
lott.sviiie I-c.r.--l Louisville and ait western
rO.nts. Iu-L-..4 SItcIIL.s cars Vas: .-l.on -
Louisville.
At6 = N-SOTTFERS MAI. AEIl NFltESS. Daily
& a. MS south Id ~ hives ~ Ia. rlli- ard
CLtIiOIIs i'alty EXCEPT SII--y VIZ = ,'4Ss--vaY
IU--.-.I S--s...-. Co. Il. II N-'.C tc-t VIA oII-
vile. Char. -GIl At-EI~ u SsW CF.-s,As Also
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-18

REACHTNa A VERDICT N NIsR Horks-The Gin
e. nat Jury IN The case OF Patrick Mcpe1natt who
- charged with murder In the it degree returned
. NeTGlct IN guilty NJ murder in the second desr,-s
shortly AFTER MCKNIGHT saturday night after deiih-
Grating Tor lint hout& a. Is1ptt was knocked
oeMA IN saloon bF Two O. hers, John and
CEGsscS Kennedy. Af-Cr IL +, vent 20 a board
INK house, procured a ncYo.,eg, returned and shot
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