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Wall Street To-day.

ii q. L.
have been buoyant this morning and prices rose u
TO ~ per cent. Near II O'Clock the Improvement
was partially lost
HELPED BY INVESTORS AND THE GOOD CROP PROSPECTS,
NEW YORK, July 24.-The Post says: The advance
in stocks has not been all manipulation. It has
been assisted by some buying for investment, and
the security OF stocks in the street is par
atoms caused from week to week by the operations
OF the cllqpes Prices seem to be very gradually
rectlon by the good crop prospects
The baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. July 24.-virsinia skies, consolidated
new sress ss North csioas sxes old iosN S 30
IL Flour quiet and steady .Whest-southern easier
red. eaass do amber. ssaioo: No Maryland, ss5sass
ses sBs.
eStr perg hft 7Smna AZ
bid Oats quiet and s:sogthsrn. sss4o western
easier quiet sna sscss
s sisar !s :iass Fee
iis ofher articles Unchanged freishts to vesp0Si
re steamer aTmsottO1 sad: aour
bushels; corn SoO9S bushels: pats 400 bushels
bnshs 1gs 500 O1shss
The Chicago Markets.
Go.nmJuly $50 AmSS. ssgte%bsr
1Ss sMr aSs4
26h; year Is; May, 29h. .Wheat-August s21 Sep
tember, S41s; October, S5: November. $50 PORK
Sss:I5:4 III dsssssi III so@a: August i
The Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG. Pa, July 2A-On quiet and steady
Market opened at s. advanced to 64k and 1t O'clock
was 64k bid. Trading was fair.
WITNESS FEES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. District
Attorney Thomas made a report to Judge Smell
to-day In the case OF the petition filed by John H.
Denegn, Eustace OBrien and Mary O'Brten. for the
allowance OF about $500 in witness fees, mentioned
in The STAR few days ago. The report Is adverse
to the petitioners and Is sanctioned by Judge Smell
who refused to approve the allowance claimed.
DR. BLAND ELECTED FROM RKRRRvArIoN-Dr
T. A. Bland, of this city, recently went out to the
Pine Ridge agency, Dakota, with letter from
Secretary Teller, allowing him to visit friends in
the reservation. Red Cloud and other disanected
Indians got the idea that he was sent especially
from the Great Father to adjust their troubles.
On this account the Agent NeGillicuddy considered
DR.. Bland disturbing element, and told him that
he could not remain on the reservation. The doc
tor refused to leave, and the agent had him no
moved by the police. These facts were naxrated In
In letter 70 the Secretary BY the agent Dr. Hand
Is now tn the city.
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TOMORROW.

TO.MORROW.
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF DRY GOODS AND
~ MOTIONS.
AT 9O8 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
DAILY AT HALF Asst TEN A. NJ.
Commencing TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY SECOND,
and ending SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY SIXTH
The Stock Consists Of
Black and COlored Silks,
Dress Goods, C.shmeres, Table Linens
Towels. Napkins. White Goods,
Fine Silk Umbrellas. Hosiery CorsetA
Underwear, Flannels, Blankets -
Sheetngs and Domestics &c.
Purchasers are specially invited to attend this
3y2l-St NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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The GEORGIA WONDERS MULTIPL YING-Miss Mat
Tie Lee Price, the Georgia Wonder No 2. did not
appear Monday night at Wallacks theater, New
York. as her rehearsal was unsatisfactory IL f.
thought that she VIII have 10 practice little more
until her power has fully developed. Another
Georgia Wonder, Mrs. Fanny Coleman VIII SOON
give an exhibition IN New York
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NAflAlEn.

WEED-McLEAN. Al the residence Of Mr. Charles
Kilby No. 4lO sixth street northwest on Wednesday
evening July Esd. lss4 by Rev. Byron Sunderland D.
10. Mr. JOHN J. WEED TO lliss CARRIE MCLEAN
daughter OF William Mclean, all Of this city. No
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SENDING DYNAMITE TO CUBA.-The customhouse
authorities at New York are greatly exercised over
the alleged discovery that large quantities dyna-
mite are being shipped from that city to Key
West. The dynamite, 1t is said, was TO be used by
the insurrectionists In Cuba, who had established
q large depot Tor 1t at Nassau. The depot Is in
charge OF General Aguylera, and Is under the
supervision OF the wen-kn0wn nihiist Lasseure
The Cuban tnsurrect1onists are said to have pur-
chased one thousand pounds from one frm In New
York.
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District Government Affairs.

REPAIRING PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Building Inspector Entwisle has made up his bill
OF estimates for repairs of the public schools
District. The total amount estimated is SILL 81
an excess OF IS, 900 over that OF last year.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN AND FRENCH
CLAIM COMMISSION,
NO. 1918 Ii STREET NORTHWEST,
CONSISTING OF
DESKS, BOOKS RACKS
TABLES, CHAIRS. CLOCKS
LETTER PRESSES WARDROBES.

PIGEON HOLES CASES. TONGS,
CARPETS, CURTAINS
SHADES. BOOKS, &c. &c. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JULY TWENTY EIGHTH, commenc-
ing AT ONE O'CLOCK r NJ, will sell at the Ameri-
can and rench Claim Commission the entire effects
contained therein. being partly enumerated above to
which the attention of buyers called. jy243t
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PROPOSALS.
| IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER NEAR
| Il WASHINGTON D.C-PROFOSALS FOR DREDG
C. s ENoryEKE OFFICE,
2l35 PENNSYLVANIA AvENCE NoRIHwEsT,

2l36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SoRIHwKEr,
WAsEISGToH, DC JULY 2lsT, 1884.
flG eInbankinent on Potomac River Improvement
ne.r Washington c., viii lie received At this once
until TWFLEE NJ, on MONDAY. AUGUST FOUhIH,
1857 and opened imned iately thereafter
Blank forms upon which Proposals must be made.
specifications and any desired information can be Ind
on al III. alton to this office
Vet PETER C. HAMS Major of EngineerA
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nUNCANSON BROS. :Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, .Auctioneera
VALUABLE LOT on STREET, BETWEEN SEW
ENnEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
By virtue q deed Of trust dated June "a A. D. 1877
records Of the District Of COLUMBIA and by REQUEST Of
the party secured will sell public auction front
OF the premises, on MONDAY, JULY TWENTY
EIGHTH A. D. 1884. at ,HALF-PAsT FIVE P. NJ. the
real estate in the city Of Washington District
Terms Of sale: 0ne.third cash. balance in siI and
on property Sold all cash. at the option of purchaser
all and recording ut purchasers cost; $50
deposit at time Of sale.
jyl6 l9.24,& M VALE Trustee
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The Big st. Louis Suspension.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-ASstgnee Cole took possession
OF the property OF Weare, Boogher Co yesterday
afternoon, and will make statement OF the condi-
ton OF the firm in two or three days 1t Is stated
that proposition will be made to the creditors to
give them notes at twelve months for the full
amount OF Indebtedness, secured by assets and
other good securities, which will make the paper
fully equal to dollar for dollar.
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DGE Ed.

On a A. his ss r s s Ss ms W.T. e
Snr s TAX. fds a. the 5sy s Con-
m N SSaS fth Ia. Il fSIr Sc
est son Of james and Emily Fitzpatrick.
HEITMUIIER On July 2sd. 1854 At $40 D. NJ.
ari-a E foriitute HENRY f f s ss
81 wears months and "a days. beloved husband of
Notice of fune raj hereafter
KIRK On Thursday. July Path. 1894. at lo:Is a m,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
sIaN 9 SI Ters y sss M.
AGED five months and one day.
Little Maggie was our darling,
But an angel came and whispered
Darling Maggie do come home.
Funeral at m Friday from 9TH street road and
MUSE: On "Wednesday July 2sd. 1884, at half past
sarah MUSE daughter Of Daniel O. Muse aud grand
oa Tsst .,i. 81 "a MIS- ts c,,n,,
roners So Sls Eighteenth .sres %' north
west. at four O'Clock p m. Friday.
PADGETT. At the residence of her parents In Prince
G Geo county Maryland The inornins Of July
Of Frank Is .ha ..bssh f S.,
aged eight months and twenty-five days
Gone but not forgotten"
ts E Rssans July ."
Funeral from 81. Joseph's Church, corner I'd and O
1nternen Mt. Olivet cemetery All friend invited
SCHULZ. At her late residence on the Glenwood
road, ON July 23d, 1884. at three O'Clock a m. Mu.
G.hOAhEI SCHC IL tnee Unger), aged forty years
Her funeral will take place from St Mary's church at
three O'CLOCK y. m on Friday next 2
TIGER On July oath. 1884 at O'Clock m. NARY
D. TIGER. beloved wife of the late Henry Tiger tue
ffty-eishth year of her sge.
oh, we LONG Tor your voice TO- nisht mothar,
With its tender and soothing spell,
And the words Of hottest love, mother,
That SO oft from your sweet lips fell
We long FOR kiss from your lips mother,
As OF yore they were pressed to ours;
How the hot tears gusbed from my burning ey0
When We think q those happy hours.
But afar in your starry home, mother,
Singing anthems heavenly sweet,
We know when this life is aud done
That united We all shall meet
By Hn cmDakM
Funeral will take place from her late residence ls1O
-Four and bali street southwest, sunday, nth II
O'Clock thence - Grace church where service VII be
attend "a a6s
WOOD. On Wednesday. July . 1884 1t II O'Clock D.
m, WILLIAM WOOD aged 6fty-s1x ysars. the beloved
husband OF Frances Wood
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
We thy lose most deeply feel;
But tits God who has bsreft IN,
He can all our sorrowS heal
He win be buried in westmoreland county, Va
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6legranS to The Stal.
The G. A. II. Encampment.

The G. A. II. EncAmpment.
AN IMMENSE CROWD UPON THE CAMP GROUNpS-A
RECEPTION TO GEN. LOGAN.
M1NNEAPoLIs, MINI, July A.-YeSterday after
noon most OF the state delegations OF the Grand
army held reunions. Several business meetings
were also held Committees were appointed TO
make arrangements for the election OF a COM
mander in chief to-day. Last evening $500 people
crowded the encampment grounds and witnessed
the nrewerks by the Flambeau club, OF Topeka
zen Logan Will be given q reception this NOR
ming. Gen. Sherman and other distinguished gen.
erals VIII be present and receive at Gen. Wash
burns residence this evening
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FuL-oeMFoRrrKa
EPPs' COCOA.
BREAKPAsr.

by thorough knowledge Of the nafur0 ioNU WAacA
epvcIn the operations Of digestion and nu1oa and o.
2 careful appicston Of the one proprse q veu-es-
with adelicstely Favored beyersee Witch my ave uQ
many heavy doctors bils IL 10 BY the 5udtctQD use q
such articles Of diet that constitution may - g0u-
ally built until strong enough 70 roGgt evKy tn
deicy disease Hundreds Of subtle u1A6Ieo 0fe IT.
ting around us ready to attack whesever thses wsak
point. We may many fatal shAft by k0uptu6
ourselves well fortified with blood and proGorH
noprished frame "-Ctcsl Service CoSettG
Made dmply with bofline wsxer or milk SoaA fn tiu
only Glib. aud lib by 0rocers labsllsd thuG
JAMES xPPs CO.. Hooeepashis ca.AA
Hh1S.mktp London. EnG3and:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY
~ AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 225 B

4 NdANCERf SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORT
~ AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 225
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theA
A. d. 1884, Ia equity cause No. 9O65 wherein Ida ~
B.Chapin ct IL compartments and William s. Lough
cry ct al defendants, the undersigned trustees
Will offer for sale at public auction the prei
ees, on THURSDAY. the TWENTY FOURTH (2l) DAY
OF JULY. A d. 1884 at FIVE t5) FIVE O'CLOCK P. M
the following real situate In the city Washing
ton D. c. and described the eastern half of
SIX t6 In Reservat ION eleven CID. the said half of said
lot having front OF twenty seven (2) feet '.B"
street northwest and running back with that width
the rear s1de OF said lot to public alley improved by
and . two-story brick clubhouse in the rear.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by the decree One third
cash. and the balance in two equal instalments at six
and twelve months with interest from day of sale be
secured by deed Of trust the premises sold all
cash. At the option Of the purchaser deposit Of two
hundred dollars viii be required At the time of sale All
conveyancang and recording at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRINER,
$40 ~ street northwest. r.
WOODBURY. BLAIR Afus'eeS.
nrxc,xso Room SR g g; oorcoTan building.
1.-TWO BRICK DWELLINGS IN LEDROIT PARK
Il Nos 1859 AND 1861 LINDEN STREET.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
FOURTH, at SIX O'CLOCK we will sell Lots and 2
Block Of LeDroit Park improved by two six room
Brick Dwellings,; comfortable dwellings, and will be
sold separately
Terms: Onethrd cash; balance in one and two years.
notes to bear six per cent interest, payable semi
annually ,gs or all cash Ct option Of purchaser:
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The Saratoga Races.

CLEANER AND ToLc THE WINNERS
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2A-The racing was con-
tinued here to-day. The weather and track were
fine.
First race, for one mile The horses got away
We'll At the furlcng pole Cleaner came out and
won good race by half length Time, l:47.
second race-The Alabama stakes, for fllieS three
years old, one mile and a furlong Tolu got away
in the lead and won easily by two lengths; Mttie
B., second, twenty lengths in front OF Euogy third,
NeShannOck last Time, 2:Ol.
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7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING
STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES ANNUAL SALE 100000 JARS
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic rs SUCCESS and .
ful"-See Medical Press" Lancet 40
Genuine only with the fac simns Of Baron
4Aebgs Signature IN Blue Ink across the
Label. The title Baron Liebig" and photo
EsHh having been largely used BY dealers
public are informed that the Liebi9 Com
pe1y alone can offer the srticle with Baron
Laetn8s guarantee OF genu1neneas.
LIEBIG coMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT.
70 be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Che1ists, Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only @. David & Co, Eenchurch
avenua London. ENGLAND my16
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Secretary Chandler,s Trim.
Made Away with by Ne1roe..
The Strike in New York.

NEW YORK, July 2l-There is no change to-day
In the affairs u the striking brickIayers The
strikers agree on one point and that is to hold
until their employers concede the nine hours. No
additional employers were reported to-day as hav-
Ing Welded
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WouIdn't Pick Up M. Nickel.
FAT AND INDEPENDENT PASSENGER IN A BoRrAu
TRoFRIE

A FAT AND INDEPENDENT PASSENGER IN A BosrAu,
CAR MAKES TRoUBLE.
complaint has been MADE In New York, by tho
counsel OF the 2Sd street Crosstown road, against
Roundsman Herlihy, OF the I'D street police.
Ii was at Hiss on Monday night, at 2sd street.
near Lexington avenue, that the trouble occurred
stout, well fed and well-dressed passenger re-
fused 10 put i've cents in the fare box. He ala noe
care about the i've cents he said but as his nickel
had fallen on the door he thought the company
ought not TO expect him 10 ind Il. IL would not
have happened had there been q CONDUCTOR and he
refused 10 produce any more nickels
Driver HuSA Lynch stopped the car ana asked
Roundsman lierlhy 10 put the man on The
roundsman told him 10 do IL himself This the
driver proceeded TO do, calling upon the roundsman
10 protect him from assault IN case or resistance
The driver says that the roundsuan interfered ami
held him While the passenger pummelled him, and
that the roundsnan then took hand in himself
clubbing Lynch and Daniel Hughes, another driver
who attempted 10 interfere and that he nnally ar
rested both Lynch and Hughes, but let them go
again on fndinG that the red-faced fat man had
disappeared
Roandsman Herlihy says that Driver Lynch. in
stead OF trying 10 put the passenger OF the car
walked up 10 him and "sluashed him I'm the noS,l y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Trefollow1ng are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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A Building COllaDSes.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 24-The two story brick
building occupied by the Live Stock Indicator Pub
fishing company, and Wembush, Powell & Co.,
printers, in west 9TH street, fell last night, the
foundation having weakened by the excavation OF
lots adjoining. Damage, $4,000. Several persons
In the building narrowly eScaDed.
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To-day, about IL O'clock shed in the rear OF 400
Louisiana avenue took fire from lighted cga-
retue. The flames were extingulshed 10y eX-Detec-
ment.
The stable OF Mr.. Peter Mcvary. in the rear OF
his residence, No. Gle I'd street southwest was en-
tered last evening and quantity Of feed and other
things were stolen 1t Is thought that 1t was en-
tered by boys
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PRIVATE ELLIS EvENTFUL CABRERA DISPATCH
RON seneca Falls, y. Y, says that PRIVATE Ellis.
one OF the men who lost their lives un the Greey
expedition, was thirtysix years Odd. and that hls
mother IS YET living In Clyde, y. \. he was mar
rleo 10 Mary Brace, OF Seneca Fails some years
ago, having two children, both OF whom are dead
Ellis Joined the regular army, and was with custer
In the famous massacre. Nothing WAS heard %
him during TWO or three years. and he Was sup
posed 10 De dead Mrs. Ellis again married and IA
said TO be now the mother OF three children. Ellis
surprised his aunt. MIS- Edwin Relyea, In 1881, and
other acquaintance by appearing In flesh and
blood, ana soon thereafter Joined his detail TO
company the Greedy expedition. His remains VIII
DE brought either 10 Seneca Falls or 10 clyde fOf
burial. His letters show him TO have been man
Of much culture and Intelligence
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TINE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Reqaires no boiler avoids Fl expensive attendance
no OF time no handling Of iuel and ashes It
ped sstensvely fer running Passenser and Freight
sne hthoraphc Presses Coffee Mills. hoasters Paper
sno hulinx Machinery. Lathes. &C.. &c. This enaine
great simplicity of mechanism
For particulars to prices. nc. apply at Office Of
Washington Gas Light Co yl3
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

FOLEY Auctoneer:
will sell the stock of Dry Goods and Notions con-
northwest, commencing
MONDAY, July TWENTY-EIGHTH,
at HALF-lAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, and will con-
tnue from day to day until all the stock disposed
The stock consists follows: Silks Cashmeres
ems, Cottons Velvets, Ribbons. Housekeeping Goods
Fine Line Of Laees Embroidery; Underwear. Umbrell
found i'll any dry goods store in Washington
Ladies will do well by attending this the goods
Will be sold without reserve Don't fog the place No
1908 "a street northwest FOLEY, Auctioneer.
jy22-6t'
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RANGE OF THE TBERMoNEToR.-The following
We're the readings at tue onlce OF the chief signal
officer to-day a ~, Sl.3 IL d m, 909; pm,
9a2 Maximum $50; minimum, 123
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The Calais Regatta.

HEATS WON BY rKKMRR, TEN EYCK, AND GAvDIER.
CALAIS, Me-, July 24.-In the rowing regatta here
to-day for single SOULS, the FIRST heat was by
Teemer by one length in 20 minutes and 20 seconds.
fourth.
In the second heat Ten Ryck came in first by ~
lengths, with Conley second; Hamm third, and
Langley fourth. Time 22.37. The third heat was
won by Gaudier by six lengths, In % minutes So
seconds. Lee was second and Vail third, and Hos
mer fourth.
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VNHE CELLULOID TRUSS THAT NEVER BREAKS
while bathing Il for sale 1t
CHAS FISHERS,
-. 623 7th street northwest
Lazy k1tTOno NIL
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BETNEEN TIE LAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASH NGsTON.
DOUBLE GIAoE. JtNNEY COUPLER,

L1HE bf Mf-f.N iftE LAST AND 1HE NESI,
TCJBLE TtAoE,- JtNSEY COULTER,
schedule Il i[fE{T sl SpsTi ,IrSE 18th
Lave Wa<nlIsii -foli st@iol.. ccrie- Oi jersey
Ior q icaso. Circi rati Ior,i-ye ard St Louis daily
V a. m n u & m 10. - r. Ii Win iLrSjI-i
Without cn1Hge, IL IL I-y 10 CLicao. exec,
For F;tshur- at 80 a m and 20 T. N daily: $50
m. u I1t;SlITg Cleveland and Detroit. with sleep
ms Car = Iifis',i:-
q4y. With sloelr ior Toledo. - Wheeling AID Lac
TRANS 10y Philadelphia ard New York at SO a. m.
C4iS. 'xc,It >unl.y and so D. III. and
- 10 y. daily. eltA Iaslor sleeping, Cars at
Fer baltimore week days D. d, 6lo 500 $40 90
and Io' 1..l0 30 = - - .i..4l 40 "a
I-.iute 5IaiIJ 80. 80. C.5J - ~ 80 lUIO p
10 Eaitirno-o ,n Sundays. On. 500 SOFA H.. 125
20 1'1V 80 1-5| 60 '.og 80 go a;:d I0.I0p
IsrIei.its on the Shenandoah yaey Eailroad lois a.
II AnsaPo,is e.io m. and 12:IO and 4:4Op m: on
For Nay Stations 6.vy, n Washington and Baltimore
80 go 80 a. In. l--I0 7 IL. 80 40 20 ani
go J. IL Ior stations q NtiEosoltan branch
40 a II AM 80 J. III; da5ly u el.:5ay-
fra'ch % a ~ dily Tor /. xiror sis.Itn AMI
SaiL'y Iran. IA; - :, ~ esy eAe'ft Sqnay 80
fer Ii@s rsowl lois and SIS T. II daily except
Trans aIr.ye from The West daily. 90 80 a. H. p
fra NV York and P.ilafeI 7hia $50 80 a. H. daily.
- t. ny. exc. u Sunday
from ALEaI u-is. go N and 1J0 and G3T p. III
Sfll lt-N ,'-s-s "a. co. 3. IL
frin l~NnEt'n 90 4 IL daily. and rs daily.
T. Ifr1ierlca AMI intermediate points - a m
10 T. IL, ant = dairy. e1ceI Sunday. S IL
J. IL t!al4y IL ga Point ~ EuCE-
ITslE- leave Ialt-I-or- fuT Washington al 200 40
- - 80 so 9 ID ald l1..U III. 12:l5. 250.
~ 20. : ~ Go. - 30. - p m sun
days 90 ~ I'll. 81 : ~ 300 i m 90 500
y. 80 and = 81 p
Al trans i-oH Washington stop a; Relay Station ex-
c,ptl ~ = III.
Ior further information apply at the Baltimore and
Si4p ll.ket Ofrc-M sSiiflgtUii station tIg ana 1851
Iti>y anna az He. l4t street where orders
NlI D. tai COR ha-.a--e ,ee ke ana received al
n pom thr city.
" NJ CLESIESIS. VI ~ T Baltimore
81. 4 T. LORI, ell I..---,-,-sr s,,,.
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Nominated for Congress-.
MuNCIE, IND, July A-The democrats OF the
sixth district have nominated Dr. N. n G. Smith
for Congress
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ASSISTANT TOPoGRAPHERs APPoISrED.-The fol-
lowing assistant topographers in the geological
survey have been appointed, after a civil service
examination: At s9OO-W. J. Peters, ID. c.; H. "
Pomeroy. Cal; Frank Tweedy, \. ). At s7a0-
H. L. Baldwin, Col E. Z. Barnard, y. Y: c. E boo
little, d. C.: Feliz Freyhod ID. G.; ID. J. Howell W.
Va; j. II. Jennings, Conn; E. 7. Perkins, Jr, KY;
K II. Phillips. ID. G.; Frederick ROeser n. l.; r. NJ.
TowSon, Va.
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The Deadlock at Sedalfa.

SEDALIA, Mo-, July 24-The sixth congressional
democratic convention adjourned last evening
after casting 81 ballots, without any change from
the first ballot.
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blowing Up Houses.

Arrested for Poisoning Her Husband.
on John sa