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TRAGEDY BROUGHT TO LIaHT.-While trout
nshing near Indian river, Hamilton county, n. Y.
Charles Branst0m, Boston lawyer, found corpse
In creek. In the breast were three gaslies and
the skull was crushed The body was identified as
that OF Paul Losee, who had Quarreled with Jean
Franchot late last winter over German girl at
her house. Losee went away after threatening
vengeance. Neither man was seen again. They
worked in the lumber district. They lett their pay
behind. II Ia believed that Losee attacked Fran
chOt, who killed him In self-,leense. Franchot
must have carried the body eight miles over
mountain In the dead OF night Both were young
Frenchmen. The body had been partly eaten BY
beasts when found.
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GIorcEsrER. Mass, July IA dispatch from St.
flcrre. Mlquelon, reports that ten men arrived
there In doi1es saved trom the schooner Morris.
supposed 10 mean the schooner Abbie f. Morris, Of
this port. IL Is feared t.at she has been run down
and sunk. She had a crew or IL men. and great
anxiety is felt here for the safety VI the other four
men.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

tn. HoNAs PREPARING TO RESIST rHH FRENCH
Lo>poN, July lA-LatesJ adVlces from NADIA
gasc3r state that the hovaS are actively pr,psrtng
10 resist The French. Heavy nghting Is inlminent
GOOD CROPS IN PRUSSIA
bhkLlN, July la-lhe crops throughout Prussia
are unusually good.
MINISTER TAFT.
VIENNA, July H-Mr. Taft, who was recently
transferred nom The American mission here TO ST
Petersburg, Will start Tor his new station tomor-
row.
THE GRAND VizIER TENDERS Hrs RESIGNATION
toNsTAsTISCfLE, July li.-ln consequence OF the
fNl4 AIah Conference having, according 20 lntcrma-
llul received 10y the porte, approved the proposals
maue ny the English government, the grand yizier
has rendered his sIsnatlon. The sultan refuses
10 accept IL
FRENCH PROTEST At ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA. July IA conflict has arisen here
between the EgI ptian customs officials and the
French agent 1ne Egyptian officers I'm fulniga-
uuS the lials 70 guard against Cholera discovered
And seized aqudntity OF contraband valuables.
The French agent protested against this As an
interference Win the mails, am hence the Trouble
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Reported for THE EvxHNo STAR
CRY CoURf.-The corporation court, Judge
Meade, opened its July quarterly term to-day. The
grand and petit Jur1es attended, and after the
usual opening the grand jury receS ed its instruc
tl0nS, ana was sent out Of court to consider such
business as the commonwealth attorney might
lay before It,
RBIl0I0u5.-A number OF strange ministers offl-
ctated In this city yesterday. Rev. w. H. Eagle
ton, 0f New York, preached OF the First Presbyte-
ran church: Rev. ]. e. Fair OF Virginia, at Grace
church; Rev. Father Duf0ur, Of Maryland, at St
Marys church; Rev. Mir. Boynes, Of England, at
N. Church south. Rev; Dr. Edwards, OF Trinity,
and Rev. Dr. Flippo. OF the Baptist church, ex-
changed pulpits.
PoLicE Rxroxr-There were four prisoners at
the station house this morning: Phillip Pratt COL
0fed, arrested b. Of1cer Bettice charged with as
saulC on Lewis Baker; VIM. Douglass, colOred,
arrested by OfAcer Goodrich, charged with assault
on ChaA Brown; Frank Shuster, arrested by on
cerS Ogden and Simpson, charged with being drunk
ana disordery; Sarah Alexander, colored. arrested
by Lieut. Smith. charged with being drunk and dis
orderly.
RRPoRT1Hs NoTKs.--The mayor has returned
aiter . short absence, during which his court was
neid ~ President Douglas, OF the common coun-
CHA coi0Fod boy named Jackson had his hand
cut IN twain by the saw at AtchersOn Hewes'
saving sned, on Fairfax and Duke STREETS last
saturday. The knuckleS and fingers were left on
the saw board-a CHASTITY spectacle-A salute
was nred here on the reception OF the news OF the
democratic nominations
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The Democratic Campaign Committees
A PLAN OF CONSOLIDATION WITH SENATOR GoRNAN
AS CHAIRMAN AND Mr.. wM. DICKSON As sRCRR-
TARY.
1t is stated that Mr. VIM. Dickson, who was
made member OF the national democratic CON-
mittee, will be elected secretary when the commit
tee organizes In New York on the oath inst. Senator
German, who is charm n Of the congressional
committee, Is spoken OF in connection with the
craftsmanship OF the committee These two COM
mlttees nave been working at cross purposes here
tolore and II Is now proposed TO unite them, and
While preserving the two organizations, make the
congressional committee a sub bcOmmtttee OF the
national committee.
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kilograms to The Star.
ANTI-PAPAL RIOT In ROME.
A PRIZE FIGHT FIAsco.
A WOMAN BRUTALLY OUTRAGED.
IMPORTED taBoaeRs FOR OHIO MINES.
THE LONDON TIMES" ON AMERICAN
POLITICAL PLATFORMS
English Opinion OF American pc,,s,c~.

tngttsh Opinion of American PoutetcS.
TIE LONDON TNRs THINKS THy RPPt-Rttc.S .Sn
pENCkATIc fLAIfokMs ALONE UNwoKrHY oF
RESPECT.
LONDON, July 4.-The Times this morning, in an
article upon the republican and Democratic nonli-
htes ior The presidency, says: The platforms con-
tu .O.tcu oG lle f'PuoAcan ana democratic conNen-
lions are both equally unNurIh, of rpsI,~,,t 1hey
ait distinguished 10y the ah>ence OF clear convic-
IONS o. tNaSlonS and trimmings by s,,rvIle rivalry
IN Hdtlerlns The masses. and pandeliug 10 popu-
lar pIeJudi,es thus encouraging sun,e OF the most
social quacAS
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BooERrs MAaro Coupousp..

certain cure for Sick Headache. Cramps. Cholerr
Morbus. Dysentery. Choers Infa: tu Indigestion. &c
For sale by all dru1 gists Price 25 cents
Also. "Do0ERTs VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP. .-fos
whoopiux Cough. Group and, olda Both warrantedfre
frUm ali kinds Of narcotca prics Is and s0c je16-am
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PENSION AGENTS TKoUnLK.-Pfus Rafble n
resident OF Bradford. Pa. who was committed TO
lau oy United States Commissioner Gamble on the
charge OF falsifying and alte ing pension papers
has notified United states District ATTORNEY Stone
that oy the death OF Mrs Charles Raible, her two
chlQTen ana servant girl, who were burned ~
death at Bradford last Friday, he has lost ali hts
witnessed, and that II VIII be Impossible for him fo
make any defense. Col stone informed him be wis
powefess 10 secure his relief or Afford any assiff
ance at present, but that he would eau the aff1n
ton OF the court TO the natter
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San ANTONIO, TEXAS. July l4.-Parties from the
western part OF the state confirm the report that
the sheep and cattle industry there are threatened
with annhiation by druuth. The sheepmen with
HOOKS are arriving daily at Eagle Pass seeking In
grtss into Mexico The water holes and streams
on The American side Of the Rio Grande have dried
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a Riot in Rome,
AN ANTr-PAPAL pENoNsTl

An AN1I-fAPAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
ROME, July IA serious anti-papai demonstra-
uon occurred here yesterday during the services In
memory oI Pope Plus IN The rioters ATTEMPTED
To cross the square In front OF St Peters but the
police ana military prevented them SK OF the
rOlerS were arrested
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MISS MARCIA McKEAN, OF the District, has been
appointed by the President to sign land patents
This Is new Office provided for in the legislative
bill
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Failure fn Boston.
The Deane Divorce Sea wdau,

BOSTON, MASS, July li-Nilllam III. Howard,
extensive wholesale dealer In neckWear, has made
an assignment for the benefit or his creditors.
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The steamboat Charles Morgan, laden with ex-
cursionists, ran into and sunk the little screw
steamboat Central City Yesterday on tho NisGts-
Appi below 81 LouiA No lives were lost
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IN MALE ArrrRr 10 re x,ru HrR Hrsn.xn

IN MALE ATTIRE TO BE WITH HER HrsBAHD.-
telegram from Key East, y. j., says: Henry Mar.
tin, the manager OF the Casino OF tie Newport,
the summer hotel or Ad0lph Z. Dick, on the north
Side OF Shark river had his assistant a young
girllsh looking Individual, VINO went by the name
or Wesley Barker, and claimed TO be Martins
cousin. Wesley quarreied with the cook this week
and the latter slapped his face. Martin dew at the
COOK and Mr.. Dick discovered that the supposed
youth. wesley Barker was the wife OF Martin,
who had sacrificed her long hair and put on suit
or mems clothing so &c be with him during the
summer. The discovery caused such excitement
that the couple threw up their positions and went
home.
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SECRETARY CHANDLERs Misunderstanding
Chandler and family left Washington on the lin
ired express this morning for New York. They
will visit Mrs Ktnslcy, Mrs. Chambers sister, at
West Point, until Friday, and will then proceed 10
their home in New Hampshire. II is not known at
the Navy department. how long Secretary Chandler
will be absent, but he Is not expected back for
tary.
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Miners Killed.


BURLINGTON, VT. July 1.-TWO miners were
Killed and one badly injured 10y the premature
explosion OF blast at Gatlins quarry on Saturday
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MT. Charles Wyndham. the actor. who recently
staIte0 on continental tour. is reported as ser1-
ously VI at one of the German Spaa
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n NOW RESOLVES ITsErF INTO AN ACTION FoR cor
SPIRACY.

IT NOW RESOLVES ITSELF INTO AN ACTION ron con-
sPfRACY.
special to the New \ ork World from Philadel-
phia July l2th, says: The divorce suit OF Edward
L. Deane, OF the United States revenue service,
against his wife. has assumed a new phase and
warrants or arrest for conspiracy 20 secure q
fraudulent divorce have been issued. The charge
is that Capt Deane employed Thompson and Lo-
berithal 10 induce Mrs. Deane. upon payment OF
$500, 10 sign an agreement Withdrawing all oppo-
Sltion 10 the suit for divorce. The woman cOnlrnu-
nicated with her counsel. Messrs Hevern & shake
speare, who promptly took steps looking 10 the
arrest OF the con,pifators.
In court OF common pleas, No. 1, this morning, a
rule was taken by jones VI. West esq, upon Capt
Deane TO show Cause why he Mr.. Vest should not
be allowed TO Withdraw 1ruh the case. Mr.. West
rs Capt Deanes counsel. and IA support OF his rule
lie stated among other things, thai he had learned
that his client had been in New York since Monday
working in this suit without any advice or consuta-
ton with his counsel. Mr.. Vests affidavit con-
cludes thus: 81 am unwilling longer 10 continue In
the position OF being made liable 10 be COMPROMISED
by the actions or client who acts without my
knowledge or advice. had no knowledge thought
or belief that nv client was TO make directly or
indirectly. any effort 10 arrange or compromise this
matter with the respondent The rule Will not 10
heard unit tie Iall term OF the court
CURIOUS STORY ABOUT THE BARrHoLpr STATUE.
The Paris correspondent or the American Register
In London SAYS IL is reported that the Bartholdf
statue was originally designed under the name Of
progress" for the Suez canal, but being refused
by the promo ers OF the canal, ii sold a Job
lot at reduced price TO the Frapco-American
Union.
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NEW YORK TENEMENT HOUSE, HoRRoRL--A
tenement house in New York caught IRE yesterday
morning. and owing TO the lack OF 1re escapes tho
inmates had 10 lap into the streets. One woman
was fatally and number OF others severely In
Jured- IL Is said that the owner OF the death-trAp
was fined last year for not putting up IRE escapes
when ordered TO DO so.
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Inc IHy1OF HaDeaS corpus CaSee
Upon the gathering Of counsel in the McDevitt-
Taylor habeas corpus case at the courthouse In
Alexandra, Va, this morning, Mr.. N. Wilson, OF
this city, being present, it was agreed that the
hearing on the habeas corpus, adjourned on the Sd
OF July until to-day, should be renewed this after
noon.
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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAF-Internal rev
lue, s4l3, 1856 80; customs, 557,6ss.A

APPOINTMENTS OF SECOND LIEUTENANTs FROM
CIyIL LIFE--Before the President goes away he
VIII make the appointments OF the second leuten-
ints In the army from civil life Twelve vacancies
emain after the assignments OF the West Point
;adets, and for these positions there are over i've
hundred applications on file at the White House.
cadets, who completed their full course this year
I the naval academy, are understood to be among
ne applicants Naval Cadet Samuel w. Patterson,
VINO Was mustered ou this year, has, it Is said,
been promised one OF the twelve vacancies by the
President.
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ANOTHER SHARON DIVORCE SENsATfoN.-W. =.
Nelson, who was the chief instigator Of the famous
suit or Miss Hill against ex-senator sharon, has an
nounced his withdrawal from the case He says h0
became aware that certain testimony upon which
Miss Hill based her case had been falsi1ed The
falsifcation consists IN changes In the my dear
wife" letters, the word sswife' having been added
The statement creates surprise In San FranciDCo
The trial was TO be resumed there to-day.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPoINTAHNTa-TheP President to
day appointed j. Maurice Duke to be q. S. consul
at San Salvador, and Lewis NJ. Rutherford to be
delegate to the International meridian and time
standard congress at Washington, October lst
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PERsoNAL.-Mator Poore, whose health is much
improved, has gone to his Indian Hill farm, near
Newburyport, Mass, for tha summer.-The fol-
loWing-named Washingtonians were registered at
Orkney Springs on Friday: Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
scott, J: B. Scott and family, j. J: Crawford and
family, Mrs Samuel Bacon, and Miss Mary Davis
Mrs. Cassidy and daughter, the sister and niece
OF Mrs Tiers, OF Rhode Island avenue, left to-day
lor the New Jersey seacoast and will 90 from there
Willards-Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim and family
have lett for their cottage at Martha's Vineyard,
Mass september they will pass at "Edgemount," I"
their Reading home.-Mr. Allen Rutherford Is
spending his summer at Point Pleasant, n. j.
AT Colonial Beach Hotel on Saturday were the fol-
lowing Washingtonians o. S. Firmln, j. b. Brady,
D. Kerr, T. T; Key, Miss Patterson, Mrs. Walsh, s.
s. Burdette, r. V. Lewis, G. E. johnson, Mrs. Lloyd
Miss Garnett, John K. Bass, C. A. McNamee, Mrs
!ngersol II. II; DO ,ge and family, A. K. Paris, T.
W. Byrn, Randall Hagner, W. w. Evans Edward
German, S. E. German, John T. Chancey. George
II. Noyes. John S. Edwards, and z. T. Daniel
senators salisbury. Hampton, Ransom and Beck,
and Thomas Ruff1n, OF North Carolina and Lucien
walker, OF Alabama, are at the Metropolitan.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE DEAD LETTER OFF1cH.-Miss
Clara n. Richter, OF Maryland, and Mrs. P. l. Col
Inns, OF Mississippi, have been promoted to second
class clerks in the dead letter Office provided for
the appropriation bin. Their duties to correct
errors and supply deficiencies In the address OF let
tiers, and have charge OF the foreign branch.
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NOU GLASS
~ NINTH AND STREETS

HOSIERT
This department think complete The stock IA new
and freSh and return the n-Eey when price are not
Is lCS elsewhere
One lyt nne TRENCH BALBRIGGAN worth
S54C. PC
Cue lot >Or ID COLORS, Full Regular usua, price
&c. We are Offering Three Pair tor 81
SOLID COZ UlsS. SPLICED lEE1. e5c 81. &c
MN HOSIERY. III great v~Tlrty. the cheapest
tI tie most xpeLslve.
CORSETS
department is second none and embraces over
&C -: les.
sell Corset for 81 that brings readily sI4o to
Sls0m other cities
A!s1 WAENkKs. THONPSON'S, "I DC P~
NLKLh FOl'S I. IN ~ EOSTON COMFORT.
ana e M lee !l.le " 8.S~ts COhStTS and 4IoTS
NINiILAiING .CESETS IL $50, 81 and la
IND RWEAP
rs GsTa- IGaat needs advertising We simply
q sIis "a Tie our own make Ful
lzs iel1et ssre. AID ud IIIo.ey unsat.siAc-
ltI5 Il tr-cS Cr Ct.SEWI->.
JERSEYS
NessS you 20 lock ou-y. The Quality Perfection of
iG. AID the it1C.s-S l ~ uI-will We know please
"ew44 no.-ee UtAer departments next week
DOUGLASS
.s3 SH2-524-S2G Ninth street
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A TALK WITH MIR. ELKlNs.

The Republican Plan OF Campaign
Mhere and When they will Put In the
Big Licks-Mr. blaine will nos TAX e
The Stump-rhe President and Cabi-
mee Will Give Hearty support TO the
Ticket,
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The Fraudulent naval voucher..

The Fraudulent Naval Voucher.
BELL MANN, OF CHICAGO, RN ROUTE FOR TINS crTY.
Bell Mann, formerly druggist and perfumer OF
Chicago, arrested in that city last Friday evening"
under an Indictment tnoticed In The STAR OF Satur-
day. for presenting fraudulent vouchers the bu-
reau OF medicine and surgery, Navy department, is
on his way to this city.
LAKE r. JONES INDICTED
To-day the grand jury found an Indictment
against Lake r. Jones for violating sections san
and 5.4SS II. s. U. s., on the testimony Of p. s.
Wales, W. Peacock, Francis Y. Walker, and Aug. H.
Foote. The charge is having on Nov. nth, 1859.
presented 70 Pay Inspector Washington false
youcher-bin against bureau OF medicine and sur
gerry. In the name OF Jones and Webster, for iO6
attraSS covers, linen, at e 10. $22600 100 pillow
do., do, az IS cents S0o 10 sent 70 6bora-
tory, New York
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DANGER 10 THE AUSTRIAN ENPERoR-A cADtos
gram 10 the New York Herald from Vienna, July
13 says AS the train which left Pola after the one
on which was the Emperor Francis Joseph was paSs-
ing through gorge near f0dgorftza IL was discov.
cred that the rails had been misplaced The DIS
covery, however was made In time TO stop The
train before disaster occurred. The criminals had
evidently mistaken this train for the one contain.
ing the emperor.
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MUhDkhkh Al I'd HiEEf---W uft "tufiy-ho3u@
Ashbaugh. aged six, with a number OF playmateu.
all inmates OF the Episcopal Orphans Home, e
Penn avenue and eoth street y1ttsburg, Pa, were
PLAYING Saturday afternoon IN the orchard cob-
age uttered and was sGocused OF stealing applea
This so enraged the newcomer that he pull,d NJ.
little Ashoaugh IN the breast, morsaIly woundinG
him. He was carried into the house, while eSb
sther children gave chase 60 the murderer, VINO =
chant Twice he stopped and nfed a. his puy.
suers, who nnally became frightened snd rave =
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LIEUT.. CHAs. LAIRD has been detached from
special duty, Aug. 9th and ordered to the training
ship Jamestown
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ARMY ORDERS-Capt F. w. Elbrey, assistant
surgeon, is granted six months further extension
Of his leave OF absence on surgeons certificate Of
disability. Second Lieut. q. H. G. Gale 4th cav
airy, Will report to the superintendent OF the
United states military academy. West Point N. Y,
e. Houston, corps OF engineers, Is granted one
months further extension OF his leave OF absence.
First Lieut. Henry Wiggant, 24th infantry, is
granted eXtens OF his leave OF absence for two
months. The superintendent mounted recruiting
service Will fOrward fifty recruits to Fort Smelling,
Mlnn., for assignment to the 7th cavalry. The
superintendent general recruiting service viii for
ward forty recruits to Fort Smelling, Mimi, for as
Slgnment to the 5th infantry.
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LECTURES.

MEMORY AND PHKENOLOGY TAUGHT BY
NPLOF A. :. BOYD at g2218 street northwest
h ke your nlSzsur, aud start You the right
direction iyl4-2w
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THE FOLLOWING CHANGES have been made In the
Treasury department.. Civil service aplointments-
Harry A. Barrows, Of Pennsylvania, 5000. Office Of
treasurer United Statee. Reappointed after pro-
bat1on-William b. Howell, OF New Jersey, $780,
internal revenue Promoted-MrS. A. A. BOtSford,
from $500 to 81 600, sixth a"tor's Office Promoted
under civil service ruleS-koOert C. Kersine, from
$'20 to 1900 registers Office; Mrs. j. P. Chapman,
rom 1000 to $500. sixth's auditors; Mrs N. E
haemmerer, from 1850 to $500, Secretarys Office.
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DEAD.-Paul c. Shelton, receiver OF the land
ONCE at Crookston, Mimi, is dead.
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The Republican Committee Recall q
Circular.
THE REASON WHY.

THE REASON WHY.
In consequence OF the newspaper attacks, the
Republican congressional Committee has recalled
the circular which announces that "With q view TO
the thorough distribution OF such documents as viii
advise the country OF the objects and aims OF the
democratic party, the Republican Congressional
Committee has decided to supply committees and
ali other persons with such speeches ana docu.
ments as 1t may from time to time publish, en-.
veioped and (when frankable) franEed II desired,
Tor distribution, at the following exceedingly low
rates" All those that had been addressed but not
yet sent, several hundred in number, were being
opened and destroyed to-day. new circular,
more carefully worded will be issued.
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LADIES GOODS.

4 IL KINDS OF
"A slim. WOOL AND LINEN STITCHING
ALSO.
A~ FlIfT WORK AND kNITTIS
nfksnd PROMPTLY Ne by young German Ladies at
214 q street northwest tyl2-6ts
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1T Is UNDERSTOOD that Capt Joseph Skerrett
VIII succeed Capt Greer as captain Of the Wash
Ington navy yard In september.
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Il WrDNi SDAY JULY 10TH.
Steamer Arrowsmith leaves $50 m, returning ut
seasonable hour
Fare 5Dc. for und trip: children under IL. 25c.
Ticket to be had at cOmpanys Office, 1921 street:
Prentis drug store, ith and streets j. J.
GouliS 42l Jth stret; tIckIngs drug store George
town, and at the boat
Dinner at the hotel, b14-H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALI. THE MEMB.RS OF TIE BAKER.
Assoc iatlon are redussted to be present at an
ira meeting. 10 MORROW (1 uestaj) at TWELVE
O'CLOCK; without iai1 .AUL BURK. Secretary
GEO. SUPPES, President it.