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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ lttt MODEL 7 tST LINE AND TIRE ONLY
I'M BIZ ZEN THk EAST AND THE WLSE.
VIA WASHINGTON
81 81 - 90. r,Sxr-v rar-Dt To,

In u 49, Hk EAST AND The WISH.
IOtBiL 4hkcH: JASNEY COUPLER,
schedule IN ffI FEt - SriSDAY. JUNE 18th.
, i794 MIL ttThl.i: NOTICE
svenue AID street
ioI .eaeo Cincinnati Louisville and ST Louis daily
eoschr. and iAlae s4eepins Cars to above points,
Ier Iit,s,prE a, 80 and - p n daily s: 10
n t ftisbuIg. Cleveland and Detroit. with sleep
Ior Toledo aud Detroit via Monroevine. lo.15a.r
9a3ly "th SLEEPER i0t Toledo Via WheeliIg Lake
Trains for Pniladelphia and New York \. s,o.m
S@Ey EXCEPT SUNDAY 8 = III. and =. III and
!e:i0 IL aais. with Par.os and sIrepln2 Cars at
For Baltimore on week days 50 40. CO. s 10 90
minute tram 49, $50 50 TO- "a 30. lo.iop
IcT Baltimore on sundays 80 90. 500 m. 1as
- aVo AA0. 9'00. 80. 20. so. 80 and 10 Top
forPoints on the Shenandoah valley Railroad. Iol5
t.r Az napolis. go m and 1910 and 4.aop. IA on
sun9ay. 80 a ~; $40 p N
90, 60 800 a H. 1910 ,. m $50 40 90 aud
gloP m On suSa :,is. 20 9 N aud Is 40 and
80 a ms ana a. s.2 = das except sunday IS
tranch so a. IN daily for l. 1is;on staunt6n and
VALLEY ranch go q m Saiiy except SUNDAY, =
r. n daily except sunday.
1SI Hsserstown lol5 M. and SIS daily except
Trains from the West daily. 20. 7:Soa H. "a
Prom New icrk and Philadelphia 255. s:soa m. daily
80 p IL daily. exc, Ut Sunday
rom Annapolis, 20 4 IL aud l55O and G.3s D. NJ /;
sunday. 1853 a. N, 6:31 D. NJ
from Lexington. CaO q daily. and 2:15 2. daily
except sunday
fSm Frederick and intermediate points SOS. m,
Z-lo. and SIP D. IN daily, except Sunday I: II
p IN daily from Point OF Rocks
N Us -eaye Baltimore for Washington at 200. 40
y 10 I:Sl. $40, 9 10 and 1880 m. 2:l5. 2:jl
~ &c 500. Is 80 900 and 10 Is p. Sun
6S. 80 and 500 D. ~.
Tans from Warrington stop at Relay Station e1-
rb, Tftnsr Information apply the Baltimore and
Ass Ofnee-~ ashinst6n Station, Sig and 1851
SutA ssenne corner 18th street where orders
=, tor baggage 70 be checked and received zt
W. CLEMENTS. NJ Of r., Baltimore
~ T. n LORD, Gen1 Passenger AGENT
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Too AffectiOuQtc.

From The Baltimore Day.
young man had his girl out carriage riding th(
other evening. and the horse took fright and ran
away. In turning corner the vehicle was over.
turned aud the young lady was pinned 10 The
earth, the body OF the carriage living heavily
across i.er waist She was rendered unconciuus.
when she was released from her perlious position
sue SLOWLY opened her eyes a. Consciousness re-
turned and iainty gasped: "Dont-squeeze-me-
quite-So-haTd-neNt-tim
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The Newcastle and MiddleSex Il. r.
TIE PROTECTOR SAYS IT Is NOT A FRAUD

PITTsBURG. PA, September 1.--'Thos. p Simpson
has telegraphed from New York to the editor OF the
Chronicle aud Telegraph in relation to the alleged
scheme to viCtinZe capitalists in Europe with
bonds purporting to have b. en- issued by the New
castle and MiddleseX railway company, Of Penn
sylvania which it was claimed had no corporate
existence, that the articles OF Association OF the
Newcastle and MiddeseX railway company were
filed in the Office OF the secretary OF state the
29th OF July, but the Issuance OF tie charter was
castle Northern railway controversy, and that, as
to there being any fraud in the matter, such
cuSatiOn Is false
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WEEKS CO, AuchOHeeft
aU9-3t T. SELlNGER, Broker.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & Co. Auenoneers.

M ALTER Il. WILLIAMS Co. Aueuoneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, BRUSSELS,
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SECOND, at TEN
OCLOt X AN, we shall sen. at residence No 20l D
street northwest "a street general assortment
OF hOusehOd turitre viz: Walnut frame ParlOr Suite
Nalrut Jhamber Furniture, Easy Chairs. Marble top
Tables. Extension Table and DniDg-room Chairs, Wal
nut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands; Hair and
Husk Mattresses, Bedding Brussels Ingram and other
CARPETS. China. Glass and Crvckery Ware. Kitchen
Utensils, etc Terms cash
aus WALTER Is WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

AN INNOCENT NAN HANGED.
LONDON, September 1.-Nr. IiInot nv Harrinr tOn
NJ p. for Westmeath, has written letter stating
that Patrick Joyce and Patrick Casey made depo-
sition while in prison asserting the innocence OF
Myles Joyce. who was hanged for the MaalnIrasna
murder. This deposition was never published.
Ar. Harrington says he will submit the matter to
parliament
PRAYERS AGAINST THE CHOLERA
ROME, september Ills holiness the pope has
issued an encyclical letter. in which he enJons upon
the faithful that prayers should be offered against
the cholera, and also for the freedom OF the holy
see and the prosperity OF the church.
CHOLERA IN sPAIN.
ALICANTE, September 1T is feared that cholera
has appeared here. Two suspicious deaths have
occurred in family which recently came from AL
giers. Three Others In the family are ILL Every
precaution Is taken to prevent the spread OF the
ceased have been burned and a Gordon established
about the house.
sTRucK on ROCK.
LONDON, September 1.-The German ship Marco
Palo from Bremen for New York, struck a rock of
Fal Isle, Scotland, and immediately broke up.
Part of the crew were rescued, but almost dead
from exhaustion.
The Government the Owner Of the
Monument Site.
Officials at the State department say that the
Washington Monument Society does not control the
site of the Washington nument. The property was
conveyed to the government January 10, 1877, by
w. w. Corcoran and John B. Clarke, executive
officers OF the society. The deed was filed at the
State department.
COMMISSIONER PRICE was at his desk to-day, and
tomorrow he viii move back again to the Interior
department building
a. A WIFE's PETITION FOR D1voRcE-virginia V.
Marders. by d. 4. Cahn and c. N. Smith, to-day ap-
pied Tor divorce from Jno. Il. Marders charging
him with being an habitual drunkard, falling 70
support her and repeatedly lreaung her with great
cruelty.
Judge James to-day In the cases of Bierman,
Heidelberg CO. against n. f. Eiseman, granted
motion to reduce the bond from 1000 in each
to an undertaking to pay ali damages which may
occur by reason OF the appeal.
No YELLOW FEVER ON BoARD.-Surgeon Murray
informs the surgeon General OF the marine hospital
that the bark Atlanta from New orleans, with sup
posed cases OF yellow fever on board which was
recently sent to the quarantine station at Block
island, proved TO be entirely tree OF contagious dis
ease OF every kind.
CoNMIssIoNER BuTTERwoRIH WIN return to the
city on Wednesday.
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AnC EctfObetlm VdIkets
CLEVELAND, o.. September Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. Ito deg test SIC

An assignment, pa1e 10y August p. Haffner, OF a
jewelry store, at Cos 12th street northwest, was
placed on record to-day. Preference is given to
Ella r. Hammer for $500. which is claimed as Dor
rowed money.
j. ShilingtOn sends 'Demorest's Portfolio OF
the Fashions" and " The Season for october.
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T AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED
s snail 49, 2ss; insdanms s0c large &c Per 6o.en
dozen Mail orders promptly attended to.
A. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ap1 1872 7th street NORTHWEST
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Trouble Brewing for the White Star
Line.

NEW YORK, September 1.-The commissioners OF
action OF the White Star steamship company in
turning adrift from the Britannia 200 elnigrantS
for whom no provisions was LII ide for forwarding
to their destination, communicating with their
friends or protecting them from sharperS. The
Secretary OF the Treasury Will be notified Of the
matter.
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CLAnk,s O. n. Il. Spoo1 Corro,
luz Lnonr RUNNING NV HonE

AeEabie Sewing Machines ard Fashion Rooms
!2s 9th street W., ST. Cloud Building
Cod machines for rent Ali kinds repaired Bazaar
Ial taShi, i.p
"a IN I g 4 HOUSEHOLD" SILENT
Nhns, New Home. Boston," fine Sewing Ma
o1tCe &nj Money. H.i&ux AMI IeparXux q spa
'ia-tJ A4ChfNNE1 AZ 9Th st n sepl1
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FTNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
l. Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attcndnce
nsed extensively fer running Pa.sengx and IEsaght
and Lithographc Presses, Coffee Mills Koastes Paper
sno Rulng Machinery. Iathes. &C., &c This eusine
great simplicity OF mechanism
For particulars - to pxicos h. apN3y ct OfRca Of
Washington Gas Light Co Nl4
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TEL. K FULTON Aueti0neer'
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will sell at store. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue by
public auction commencing TUESDAY SEPTEMBER
oIC0ND, at len O'CLOCK A. NJ. my stock Of For
feIted Pie dyes This sale will consist of
Gold Silver and Metal Cased Watches. Gold and Silver
Match Chains. cold Necklaces. Charms. Loekets
scarf Pins Studs. CUT Buttons, Eyeglasses, Spscta-
Giles, Earrings, Pins, Bracelets, Plain Gold and Set
Rings, Gold Iels aud Pencils. Diamonds and other
Yrecious stones, Gold Tbinibles Match Boxes Snuff
Boxes Solid Siiverware. Guns. Rifles. &c, &c.
This sale will include all Forfeited Pledges from Mes
$3.50 10 APO inclusive. and will continue mornings ut
40 ei4ck and evenings at 80 O'Clock until all the lots
are sold Persons holding ties cts please take notice
h. h. FULTON. PawnbrOker and Auctioneer.
J. W. DYER. Salesman
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuscrsrs
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P HYs1c1ANs AND DRuec1srs
AS THE BEST TONIC,

This medicine, combining Iron with pure Vegetable
Ienics, quickly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA.
BLOOD. CHIILs AND FEVER. and NEURALGIA
Sy rsa anu anor9u 4 ssslmla01 With the blood it
the blood Strengthens the muscles nerves and tone
and inyiEorates the system.
A FINE APPETIZER-Bestt tonic known
1t will the worst of Dyspepsia removing all
distressing symptoms. such Tasting the Food Belch
Ing !E,I Heat At in the st, StoHash, Hea,; urn etc:
BLACKEN OR INJURE THE TEETH
1t is invaluable for diseases peculiar women and 70
all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
1HE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
fersops suffering from the effects Of oyerwork ner
vo!ls troubles loss of api elite or debility experience
quick re! ief and renewed energy by its use
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CQNSTIPATION-otherI rolf medicines do
1t is the only preparation Of Iron that causes no I'M
rious effects physicians and Druggists recommend it
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red nes on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore Md
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MIR. Curtis and the school Board.
HE GIVES SOME REASONS WHY HK IS NOT ON tn

IMPORTANT COMMITTEES
The fact that Mr.. W. W. Curtis, the Oldest men,
Der of the school board, was not given a place on
the important committees OF that body, recently
appointed by President Warner, has occas1oned
some comment among those interested in the man
agement OF the school, A STAR reporter to-day
called Mr.. Curtis attention to this gossip.
"IeS.' he replied. " did get left OF Of most of
the committees. must see Warner about that.
voted for him, and think that he ought to have
l am satisfied. l know perfectly well that some
would like to have me off Of the board en-
tfriy, because / am not in with the
They run everything, and the fayottism that exists
IS controlled by them. But suppose that there Is
a ring in every public interest. I must say that,
under the present management the schools have
been prosperous and the ring control has not as
yet become corrupt Still In various ways it works
an injury. l, however, have NOT the time or the
inclination to make fight against 1t and do not in
tend to-"
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
ON NlNEh5ESTH .TKEET NORTHWEST. BE-
TWEEN q AND K STREETS
by virtue OF decree passed in Eq'hty cause Nc
$50 Docket II. will sell. TUESDAY. THE ss%M
SIAiEENTH DAY oF SEPTEMBER. \ d. 1881. LIN
AT FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ. in front of the premises,
subdivision lots Nos. 10 and &C. i'll square No 49, each
OF said lots fronting 20 feet I9,h street and having
delth OF 100 feet with comfortable dwelling house
and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: nethrd cash; residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve MONTHS with interest FROM
day OF sale; at his option purchaser may pay the
whole purchase money in cash SlOJto I've deposited at
title OF sale. Convey ancng, 1T purchasers cost.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee,
sel-QSlS GIlntou Binding 40 OlIiSiana a I
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
We We Will sell at public auction on SATURDAY. 81
3oTH AUGUST, 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ, part as:S
OF lot numbered SIX 90, i'll square numbered fourl
hundred and hfty-nine 459), 'front.' eighteen 0S)
nue.; improved by three-story and basement brick
dwelling house, known as No. 606 louisiana
he property viii be sold subject to deed of trust
dated on the I'd day Of January 1883 recorded in lber
lU folio 472 of the land records OF the District of
Columbia: to $4,000 i'll two years from LIST of
January 1885, with six cent interest semi
annually.
Terms of sale: Cash. Mortgage can be renewed Con-
veyanclng at purchasers cost A deposit of 300
Qured at time of SALE Right reserved resell il terms
are Lot complied with in days at risk nd cost Of
purchaser aft five days public notice OF such resale
some newspaper published in Washington. D. G.
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AUCTION SALES.

BROKER SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
CONSISTING OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GOLD RINGS. CHAIN DIAMOND RINGS AND
inns (CLCSTERS AND SOLITAlRES). GOLD
BkAC, LET'S. SILVER FORKS, KNIVES FISH
AND PIE KNIVES. SPOONS. LADIES NAPKIN
RINGS AND CUPS. OPERA GIAS,tS, FIELD
GLASS s, AND GUNS, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAi MORNING. SEPTEMBER THIRD
1884, commencing at II O'CLOCK We will sell with
III our sale rooms for account whom it may concer,
above By order Of
se1-2t WAIJACH loan Rroker
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market
TIE following are the opening ana p N price,
& the New York stock Market TODAY. as reported
ty special wire 70 H. II. Dodge, $40 18TH street:
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The Late Rev. Mr.. Brooks.

THE REMAINS REMov FED TO-DAY FROM THB HOUSE Te
THE CHURCH
The remains Of Rev. John II. Brooks, the late
pastor OF the colored Baptist church, on Vermont
avenue, were to-day removed from the parsonage tc
the church, where they viii lie in state until the
funeral, which will occur tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The church has been very profusely draped
in mourning, and this afternoon there was great
throng OF people collected in the vicinity when the
remains were brought there. All day yesterday
and from an early hour this morning there has
been constant stream OF people going In and out
or the house. While the remains, which are en-
cased in handsome casket, lie in state at the
church the deacons and elders Will act as guard
OF honor.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow afternoon,
and as many OF the coored clerical associates OF
the deceased as possible will participate in the
services. The sermon will be delivered by Rev.
VIM Gibbons. the pastor OF Zion Baptist church, In
South Washington. The societies OF the Sons and
daughters OF Liberty, OF the Good samarttans, OF
No Lily OF the Valley, and the Society OF Moses,
Of which the deceased was a member, will attend
in body. The hearse will be drawn by four horses,
and the tnterineEt Will take place at the Young
Mems burytng ground.
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FNWO-STORY FRANZ DWELLING, ON FOUR AND
Il A-HALF ST. BET. NJ AND SIS. s W.
On WEDNESDAI AFTERNOON, SOFTEN BERlta
THIRD, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, wess
will sell in front Of the PREMISES the south 1bfeet A
front OF lot No TO- by depth thereof in square No 54
fronting on Fourand- a-haf street and running
to an alley improved by two story frame dwelling
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in twelve and eig-
teen months notes to bear per cent interest and
be secured by deed of trust. all cash. option of
Of 300 required at sale
au29-dSds DTNCANSON RIOS auctioneers
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IN PRISON FOR MIscsGES ATIoS-Judge Thorn
ton, OF Madison, Ind, oyeTuled the motion for a
new tflal In the case OF the negro Thornton. con-
Nicted OF marrying Il White woman, aud sentence d
him TO four years in the state prison. The Judge
said that II he had passed his own opinion, with.
out reference TO the authorities on The subject he
would decide ft contrary 10 the fourteenth
appointment and the civil rights bill: but as the
Supreme Court had decided IL did interfere with
either, and the law was on the statute book IN
must be enforced. Efforts Will be made TO have
Thornton paTdoned.
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HU ARD LINE.
NO TICF.
La f RO u e
TEE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 80. n. K, NEW YORK
OREGON. We'd, Sept. g. :SKRvIA 80. We'd Oct l.
GALLIA We'd, Sept. 10 OREGON. Wed, Oct g.
ACRANLA. We'd, Sep II. GALIIA. Wed Oct 49,
BoTHNI. Wed, Sept 81 iAURANIA .... We'd Oct o.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-SGO. $50 and 500. according
to accommodations.
steerage at very low rates Storage tickets from
sroo and Queenstown a all other parts of Europe
lowest rates
Ihrough bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow
for Mediterranean ports ~
or freight and passage apply at the Comrany's Office
o1is btSAkL0W 4 CO COS It'll It, Washington. d. G.
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGEIOW a. Cd
au28 Cl5 Tfb street Washinvtop
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TO.MORROW.
hUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
H. 81 and $40 9th street northwest corner D s

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
~ 81 and $40 9th street northwest. street
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS COMPRISING
PaRLOR SUITES IL TEST d SI6NS),
NALNt L. CHERRY AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS,
NAkDROBES, CH1FFOAIER,
CAMP ROCKERS. HANDSOME CANE-SEAT ARM
DINING CHAIRS,
WALNUT MAKBLEToP MIRRoR-BACK SIDE
BOAED.
WALNUT EXTENSION tBLE,
WALNUT LINING CHAIRS
LEAFHkEK q xEk Re LOUNGE VERY FINE
= IENI ROCKERS. FRI NCH- PLATE MIRRORS
WALNUT HAT-RACkS WALNUT DESK,
OH. PAINTINGS, INt,RAVINGS,
SOFAS. u DSIEEDS. b; REAUS. WASHSTANDS
WOVEN WIhE MATTRESS, HAIR AND OTHER
NAITkESSES.
DAVIS SHINING MACHINE (NEARLY NEW.
EDDY kEFR ,GEKATOR, GARDEN VASES,
GARDEN BEN HES, BRAS, CUSPADORkS,
C!,Ol merry AND GLASSWARE,
CAIILlS. MATTlNGS, STOVES,
h1TCHEN REQUISI Els. &C, &C.
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SECOND.
at I'll O'CLOCK VIII sell within and in front of
acious saIcsroUns the elegant Household Furni
ture partly enumerated above. This sale PRESENT.
unusual opportunity to houseke " rs and others VINO
Anticipate replei>hng for The fall season. auJ02
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UNDERTAKES.

RTHUR ROONEY 90,
"A Professional Embaln.rrs and Undertaken
Parlors and residence 2l45 Penney1vspia avenuA
northwest Branch ONCE 6U6 Louisiana avenue sua6
JAMES BEILEM. UNDERTAKEN CENTRAL
% warcrooms. III 9TH 81 N. w Location and accom.
modaons particularly suited for transient funersls
Telephone connections. Ull
WnlIAff u Il sE,SRasE SsprRr.xrR
telephone connection
los 9TH street northwest pearL mia
TOHN L. Wright
q uNDkkTAxEn AND FuNERAI Dnnu1oA
1881 10th strUse noethVoA
Telephone cal-7Qe -
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nR. LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliab Ladies Physician IL the city. he
consulted daily. SO Missouri first south
q PeuusyvaIa avenue between Sd and y streets All
teae complaints and irregularities quickly removed
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly eonHdental Separate rooms tor ladies' Once
hOurs-l to and TO 3 y. III au20- In
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Judge James to-day In the cases of Bierman,
Heidelberg q CO. against H. +. Eiseman, granted a
motion TO reduce the bond from $4,000 in each
to an undertaking to pay all damages which may
occur by reason OF the appeal.
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N EEKS * CO, Auctioneers.

M EEkS & CO, AIlctloneers.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
We VIII sell within store G31 Lousiauia avenue
opposite city post Office. = ONDAI, sEPTt NBER
f1kSr, and TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER aECO 3D. at
lin o., IOChA Nj, the stock Of Forfeited PLEDGES "
the well known pswnbruker. Fred Selinger, 49, 9TH
street northwest his sale will consist Of
Gold. silver and Metal " aches
Coli. Silver and Filled Watch Chains
Cold Necklaces, Charms. Lockets. scarf Pins
Studs cuff Buttons, Earrings Iips. lraselets.
4 large assortment Of Set Kings Gloves
LARGE assortment OF Overcoats and Gents Clothing
Shoes Books, Bibles, Clocks
Tools of all kEn;is. Nls.wis &c. &c.
p S.-Iersons koldn, tickets which the time has
expired will please take notice, goods must be
SOLD without reserve.
WEEKS L CO, AuctiOneers.
ANGST SEIINGFR Broker
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THREE CINCINNATI bellies recently engaged In Q
swimming match. "When taken from the water"
says local reporter, 'sneither Lady was exhausted
but what followed was the most trying circum-
stance OF the day. The ladies fell 10 kissing the
ued the exercise until the trio were worn out Such
expressions as sYou dear sweet, How awfully mag
rid fish would bite your ana How nice you do
look were heard ON every hand"
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A WIFE's PETITION FOR DIvoRcE.-Virginia v.
Marders. by D. 4. Cahn and c. N. Smith, to-day al-
Piled for divorce from JnO. q. Marders, charging
him with being an habitual drunkard, failing 70
support her and repeatedly treating her with great
cruelty.
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ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRR
The steamsrs ~ sis AND BfEMES n
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot Of
"a street Hopoken. Rates of passage from NEW YORK
toLONDON,HAv BY Wednesday steamer
tlrst cabin 100 to $3.50: second cabin $50 By Satur-
sEs a lGysst rates Eor freight or passag Apply to
METLEEOTT& CO. 925 Pennsylvania avenue north
wet; CdAS WALTER. 342 d street. Agents for Wash.
thston JAZZ
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The Government the Owner Of ii
Mon nnlenf Site.

COMMISSIONER PRICE was at his desk to-day and
tomorrow he will move back again to the Interior
department building
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The C0uHfA.
. Died at Newport

ADJUTANT GENERAL DRUM expects to sail for
home from Southampton on the 4th OF September.
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NE MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
r1nary DISEASES in IS no urs Nervous Debility
Diseases Of Blood effectins Throat Nose and Skin.
Sold at STANDiFERp'S St Cloud Pharmacy 9Th and
r streets Price g. Sent by mail sealed au25-m,w.f
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A GREAT RowING MATCH IN PRosPEcr.-The first
step Ia what promises TO be notable aquatic event
was taken In Wheeling, W. Va, yesterday. John
RetZ, challenged John Mckay, OF Halifax, y. s., TO
row him thfeemlle singe-scull race at Wheeling
for lWU Side. Mckay To have $50 for expenses.
RetZ extends The Same challenge Morris. OF Bos-
ton, and 10 the winDer In the race 10 he roWed &C
| Bradd0ck, Pa, September 20.