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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionee.A
| IEUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

ID
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. -
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated August 24th a
ISL and duly recorded IN .her 9si. folio 500 ct seq
the Land Records Of Washington county District
If Columbia and by direction Of the holder OF the not
ca TdCRsD.S. AUGUST TOtRIEEN1H 1854. at
HALf-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p. u, II front u TN.
Ireiss Parts OF Lots Cd and egt th IN Squar'
Numbered Ive hundred and 81 (5Gf) be2innlns
Tor The 10 street ninety 40 feet Forth from tn
southwest corner OF sad square and running nort.
eighteen sl feet. east twenty six fk feet south thi
go east thirty -four (34 fee south fifteen tl5 feet
sixty Zee. TO the place OF beginning together
with the Improvement thereon.
Terms If sale: One Esf IN CASH balance In GtX and
twelve months bearing secured by
deed Of trust the premises. convey RnCfnH Of the cost
a. the purchaser 500 to be paid down when the prop
ertJ j. Knocked off.
au4- I.oSIls JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTTNORE.A August 14-virgiais e,xes consolidated
,rees. 81 North csroas sixes id ias I'D to
, haLT1 7 F., Nh; August la-cc:tcn dunp,a
hsr ard western sssher Closing .ssS soath-rn
S. s ~ 1.sS .p; ms: IS s:.,.s 20
SeltGmber t-.@ssa'. os.oI.r. 9is.s9l. fovsmhnT.
soa,aert' Shi.s tsa5s - DO yso. s:sss:
ssl nh '' OF: i1ns Ausu ss42 ss
southern nsw. 5a42; western Whit. ucw Sssk9 old.
new ao,48 I'VE auiet .ac2 IVoT;so.s arm apd
s ssa osr .rs sd Su assl wst
Ia s4. per c sieAEe sts a.s
~ 800 nis.ie!s- shpnents-vheas. IS 6Oo bushes:
corn. 1859 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. August 14-weather clear and tenn
z hopG oSss 81 for r!sSs
Corn stea,iy-;eptenoss. sots October. 49's Oats
1928; October. 76l}a.
Abe Petroleum Market.
,eLhTE kh, s Ans inst. unchanged
.rsin4 fsaasa stEsr: IL marie. apsasa 4 seass
quoted It IS. "
ss 81: Assis s:S:::
AUGUST 3,s. September 245;; October 2S1; year 10:
N Nv; isS s b.Rss4 ,sy
September. p. IS; year. 1850 LArA-Au1ust. AK
Nominal; September. 152k; October. 7s2A
A Nuisance to be Suppressed.
From Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
The clipping" OF walters and other employees has
been made topic for newspaper discussion Of lata,
and the custom does not ind many defenders out
side of those directly interested. 1t is not that
there is any wish to discourage generosity The
trouble Is that, upon its present basis. the fee Is
not so much question Of generosity the part OF
the g1ver, as OF moral intimidation exefciSsd by
the receiver Walters expect gratuity, as mat
ter OF course, and anything less than tax OF
twenty-five per cent on the price OF ones dinner is
received. rs 1t were, under protest. Barbers stew
ARDS, elevator men, messengers, drivers, and at
tendants In various capacities, have also learned
the habit. indie d, II these people feed there is
no reason why clerks statesmen, railroad conduc-
tors, policemen, and public servants everywhere,
should not e1pectit The system Is founded neither
upon logical nor democratic principle. It is a
propr1elor's duty topay those whom he employees to
look after the comfort OF hts customers or guests:
and 1t ought to be considered Incompatible with
the nanllness OF any man, In this age and this
country, to accept money eXtorted by process re-
Sembling either blackm all or begging
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THE CHICAGO CLERICAL WIFE-xuRpERER INSANE
The Rev. H. NJ. Collision. who killed his wife and
then shot himself in Chicago Tuesday, is still
alive The coronerS inquest into the cause OF Mrs
Collisions death resulted in verdict that her hus
band killed her while insane The investigation
showed that he vas o maniac.
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John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneers-

John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneers
AS Sb PSkii s4bl kS6 ySfAu s. 81 FOUR
By virtue Of decree Vi the supreme Court of thea
District VI Columbia, sitting in equity, passed i'll
sass Sc s Il rs 4 Nh On > IS. >,
SIX O'CLOCK F. ~ SCI at public auction. in front OF
ties SAID cause in and to the south fve 6, feet ane
eight 80 inches front 10y the dIth thereof OF lot twen
inches front by the depth thereof Of lot twenty
er m viii e iHr and & 70
two,story brick and ir.ue building used store ano
Terms Of sale: All cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser one-thrd thereof in cash the day Of sale bal
secured - purchaser nose and deed Of trust TIM
premises sold Interest The deferred payments al ths
aars the day saa The uaes s siUS Il,
the date hcreo to to- so sad S Hea m es
tbs cost and risk OF the e1auting purchaser All
AP BL :sSszGs ff4frf sost s,e
aul3-dSds Office, 4S2 Louisiana Nv.
TT'HoMAs BOWLING Auctioneer
TIE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
G q sEoe!k WORKS sSh CnMrASi" iNfkyDISe
S SEFTISe SOME sULfHSTE OF AiiMoSI5
6. f%h1 a. = FSf hEf11SS
e. 1WELVE O'CLOCK H. II font Of the works OF IL.
Consisting a;t of It's IE afP st sd s nG
back towers SIS aid high pan capacity $50 oa
lbs tait APPROXIMATE Iaeasurenents); three SulB
Furnaces Tor 30 H. charges hourly four Keurt Fur
naces lncMdn. Gl.ss Eetorts rtlqcng pans. etc: fol
ss1eR %ND RM It 2" T G tlr WITH al
with as Well 4. all tools lpIemenss AID machinery
apperta aiming thereto. Also It's BR1CK AMNONIACA
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK, and PATENTED
AMMONIACAL : lam STILL for the listiation ot
A.lMONlACAl GAS LIQUOR and the man racturc OF
Suplate Of Ammonia including Boilers Pumps. Satu-
rators. Evaporators. Steam Drying Table, eInts
"'tr ctt[s is
q eraaon' ana mas a iro"nclns cs2acity g" from two
tract for the ammonlac Gas Liquor Will be transferred
to the purchaser OF The works.
This sale will bc made account of Mr. P. Bauer
purchaser at the public sale Of this prop made March
10Th. 1884.
Terms of sale: Cash within five days all Conveyan-
cling At purchasers cost deposit Of $500 forfeit money
req lired at time of sale.
For further Particulars inquire at the Office of the
TIL WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
cu2-itS GIL PennSy wanna Avenue
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STEAMERS.

rUN ARD LINE.
OTICF
LANE 70 TIE
THE CI-NARD sTfAMsHIF Coa1PANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING All CORN HARBOR
FRO1i PIER 40. n. K. NEW YORK
BorHNIA -. We'd, Aug. 90 tsrRANIA We'd Sep IT,
SERvIA-. We'd. Aug ~ BoTHNIA. go. We'd Sept "a
oREGoS- We'd. Sept. J. sEEvIA We'd Oct l.
GALLIA..... We'd, Sept. 10 OREGON We'd Oct g.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEw YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S6O. $50 and $780, according
70 accommodations
Storage very low rates Steersge tickets from Iav-
elou and queenstown and all other parts OF Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast Glasgow
hsvre antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports
or right and PassaEe aPply at the Companys office
No L. wing tirrn. or both Steeraxe and Cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW& co. COS Eth ST. Washington d. c.
VERNON H. BROWN & co. New York:
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW Il co.
aul4 COS 9Th street Washin0ton
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INJURED BY FALLING BookcAsE.-while moving
a heavy bookcase in the room OF the commissioner
OF navigation OF tho Treasury department to-day,
the Top OF the case fen of. inJuring Vim. Lytle q
clerk Ia the bureau, and two cabinet makers,
nanied Whiting and Ryan They were all cut
upon the face and hands, but their injuries We're
not OF a very serious nature
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HELD TO ANSWER CHsRGE OF RGBBFrY.-FraHk
Gray, > sevent.Vn-yeJF ca Coiore3 uasy. who hlS
Teen serving term IL the yoTh CJuse ruT grtnc,
WIS taken from the farm 10 he Police yIlrt jiis
Elar1uuy, 1i-STe he was chargsi with steaiIg 4
Sllcke16ook, coltintng SO, thee shirt SJuGS and
Two sleeve buttons, valued at 81 eaCn. The goods
and cbatteES of Bennett u. Sln.mS. on the EAU of
June OF last year. The case VAS sent to lie grand
Jury; bonds s5U.
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/ II I III I. III sslIsIIl ~

DIR. cHEFvERs EIEcIRrc rELr, On nuSawsssr
r. made expressly for the Of dcFaneunekS a -
rroceatiye organs Whenever sny debility a tkerep-
eYRtiye organs occurs from whatever eaprp IN
tinuous stream Of ELECTRICITY pefucntinr thrvrS1k
the parts must restore them 70 healthy act10u ~
if mistake about this Instrument Ysner ~ ei-s
tested IL and thousands Of cures ore tesed 10 well
POS from lndiscretion. lncspactty. Lsck q w..
Do not confound this with electric beit S5vSi3 e
cure all Als from head 70 Tho = fer - 6SE -
eihed PURPOSE for circulars E1vtne fuh infW1a3ra
CuEEvER ELECTRIC BR1rU.
n3-skw lGs Washingtustrss Onamgo
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AUCTION SALES.
rT1HoMAs DOWNING, Auct1oneer.

fTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
- AT my auction rooms. SATURDAY. AUGUST SIX
TENTH 1884. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, EN-
bracing every description OF Furniture
ALSO,
Lot Hardware
Horses. Carriages, Wagons Harness &c
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
aui-t Auctioneer.
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PoSTMAsTERs CoMNISSIoSEp.-Thef following post
masters were commissioned to-day: vi-ylnta-NrS
Mary Z. Hardy. NutbuSh, Lunenbery county.
Marylnnd-Joan T. Wilson, Bowen Creek Springs,
Wicomico county; Isaac S. Bennett, RiyeSton,
Wtcouico county.
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The leave OF Lieut. Benjamin Alvord, IT,, Is fur
Their extended two months
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FINANCIAL. AND CONMERCIAI,
The New York Stock MARKET.
The following are the opse,tng ana p. n prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, IS reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street
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RAILROADS.
vJ,aE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
HE SLCl1T LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WESl

LEE SI4C1-T LINE TO IHI SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Sched.Ile efezc- Is .. 1854
SIC A.N.-NI.W orr kASS NAIL daily. mating close
conn cflots 20 AL PUlr., South arc Southwest
DAILY. rIJ oS.ll-.aS w1tI1 G u ~ Ifi.w1S. Pull
naA SleeIiIg Buffet cars rom New ~ ;a4ld wash
nAt,u to Atlanta. PjLil.'aa S.eep,u- Cas- ttOin
Washington Atlanta - Ncw UTl-a-Is. TaFicI
Ca Na-,. S.riirGi Biz. Va
k1tfM-LOt I>NILI.E FAST LINE DAILY VIC Cha--
lCTtrSve - tiItC'. !. lie aEd all Neste- n
ltIt~- PuilrIG S!trilI.- C-.rS Nas:II':sIcl 70
lC,.SSi.H.
5c4e T.-SpTI HEEN MAI. AND EXPRESS Daily
!t.II-S <,l.tli alll. >v.s'i.weS Dsnse sd
St%Ie5te. Daly Icept j ay WITH Z. { HALLWAY.
P1llL... Sr-l!= Cssrs run Nssi.i~ t1u VIA Dan
NllC Charlotte il.I Atl4IS. 10 NeS J44"<aS. I.-o.
:rtEl sI4LsJOH ~ CIl---c.tv and bJ.,ailtiiS 20
Augusta fta,I- S1-el car washing
l. NJ ~i. "a.
Sarsss.s Division Tram leyss Washington !. 30
N-a-,a 80 a y - y = Il Suud1y.
Nsrrerto. trains lea.e !.--tu al . 10 A. II ar
5-lJi U. ..-ly
q tcEets zi- Information inquire al CO,rVs-s Of
t.. tJi F,,lI1ss .vsa.I.
N. SlA t-Ill Tx. - 1ACDANl T.
Gen Assc.- Ant
M -r-- a.
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Z - = JIM PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Z PENNsYLv}XIa ROUTE
,,i To IHE %g . :. 81 ~ = INVEST
sTEk- l.sILE. M Nj IoA.,T j.. CIpMENr
Trsirs have wasf.lo.l NON st.tyll, corIer Of oh
i,r P5;;sJrIr, snl tI.- west Chicago 5tyi I.NfrsS
- Palace SrsT tIG ar5 ~ : ~ 10y at Line
80 ., - ..lS q u Y -. 40 lS ~ .'Eel;
Car to 81 Lcu,-, IL y, sSce. r,s,s. lt.c.-D.
press 40 = N DAILY viii I4.aC C.r 20 I.i.sbJr-
lso cUGE-tJs oa-y io' t-,''. "a Size. u IT
f. + tsburtr an shc Vest w.,L t4lacr syI..se C4r
GIiI il;OIiE l[D POTOMAC sAILE0An
Tor EEle C4lsiit-A2. i.ocEt>t--. B'c.y. Sla--lra.
washington 70 l;oeiester s wi ..I.ton
ca SATURDAY risiit VIII ;l.t rua hey2nt heHovv
daily, r1cep. sun,.4y.
IN, so 400 loco az. II i y "A. O.. SGuG1y. -.
10c0 and IL 10 IL Limited ixpEess OF Pullman
Ter Boston without enaise 10 every weekday.
For Brooklyn y i, al through trains connect at Jer-
sey C1Iy VITA oGstS o. bIot KY Ahiex. a1iortaE III
lrt tfans 70 uiton street. avoiding dor bic terriase
z95 ILlla{ tirla, rs, 20 and IL a, 30 400 coo,
l0GJ anu Ills ,. On Sui ,lay. 4O0 500 1910 and
20 p lii LlIlltei EAIItss $40 - III daily. except
For Baltimore. Gas. us $40 90 IIOO a. H. u o5,
40 400 425 10. 600. 40 10 "a anal II. - p Ill.
On -, - rdsy 40. Ile1 a. M. AoU co., 40 1000 and
For Pores Greek Line. ss5 m and 4 40 p M daily.
For Annapolis. 6.s5 IN. 1905 and 40 q M. daily ex
ALixANDKlA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
ROAD
For A.I.ndria, $50. 100 925. Il O5 and I135 T. m,
2Vo, 40. AGO, 620. SOS and IL IS y. Ia Ou Sunday
at 80. = 25. IL 05 IA \ % D. IL
For Richmond and the South ESQ and IL O5 a H. daily
. and !. 90 J. ~ daily. except Sunday.
2ralls leave AseIat-la Washington so 10 90
1910 m; leo 3 o. 3 3. 5lu. 105 and 10 40 D. M
add l. 10 midnight texcePt Monday On sunday at
80 and Ia IN '.o5 and 1910 p NJ. aud Il. 10
night.
Tickets and information the office mort east corner
CT 18th street and Ptnrsy avenue and 81 rht
co,'. wher orders he checking OF bag
Ease to Estimation 1rom hotels and RESIDENCES
CHAS- r PlGH. j. z. WOOD.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
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The Congo Free State.

THE PROJECT OF STANLEY, THE EXPLORER.
PARIS, August H.-Mr. Henry NJ Stanley, the
African explorer, who is in this city, says that
the Congo free state would soon be recognized by
the whole world. The state proposes TO give open
commerce to all nations and expects TO become a
great federation OF native chiefs under the control
OF q European and American commission Mr.
Stanley stated that he would shortly visit London
and convert the English, who now stand alone in
their opposition TO his projects
A Lunatlc and His Keeper Captured.
AUBURN, n. Y, August lathe lunatic FitZger-
aid and Keeper Hall. who assisted him TO escape
from the criminal insane asylum, have been re-
captured. The Keeper is held for the grand jury.
Window Glass Manufacturers.
PITTsBURG, August 14.-The window glass manu-
facturers will meet this Afternoon TO consider the
propriety OF continuing the summer suspension 1t
Is expected that every factory IN the country will
"a r6DFosanf1d.
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The Saratoga Track.

Il nc SsIfHtOSsI 1fHCRs
vERANO WINS THE FIRST RACE.
SARATOGA, NY, August 1.-THE weather is clear
and very warm, the track In good condition and
fast and the attendance large.
First race-Purse $500, Tor two-year-olds, three
quarters OF mile. There was a a bad start. with
the f1eld strung out. JOY Beii made the running TO
the three quarter post. where NcranO through
and won easily by three lengths; Telle Doe second
Time, lis.
THE F0XHALL STAKES
Second race. the FOxhail stakes, for three-y year.
olds, one mile and five furlOngs. POlinaruS won
easily by three lengths Time, 2:5i
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Cheap House Decorations.

From the New York Mail and Express.
A Broadway dealer says that the house decora-
ton mania runs chiefly to plaster now. Busts,
statuettes, plaques reeis, antiques, urns vases are
OF the few things sold every Cay by the dozen.
They are oil made in the Italian quarter by newly
arrived emigrants, and cost almost nothing In
quantity. Ladies buy them almGst exclusively.
They take them home, paint, gild silver or bronze
them. They then look almost O. handsome as
genuine antiques, and at one-twentieth the price.
Or course its shoddy, but 1t brghtens sitting
room amazingly, and for people OF linaited means
it's O good thing. Besides. IL gives decent uveai-
hood to scores OF young girls who would Otherwise
BE- starving on needle work. They'll buy q dozen
or two casts for g, color or Ak them up FOG 3 or
more, and then, If they have good taste, and are
careful in their work, they can sell them all the
way from half up to - a piece.
Sacramento River Salmon
From the Sacramento Union.
The salmon run tnthe sacramento river has de-
creased until it has proved disastrous to canneres
and fishermen. It promises to become extinct
In this dilemma the fishermen threaten to violate
the close season and defy eAe law. The cause Of
the decay OF the fisheries is attributed, nrst 70 the
sea lions at the Golden Gate II Is said they de-
stroy $500 pounds OF fish daily. 1t Is alleged that
the throwing OF trimmings into the river BY the
cannery employees Is another cause " the Slacken-
waters into which parts OF the bodies Ut disected
fish are cast. This may be fanciful, orr may be
q cogent reason; certainly fishermen haze falfh IN
it. One admitted prime cause Is the SQre1ar&fng
OF the waters Of the river with mining d6SrttuS,
and the coating OF the bed OF the stream with
stroy the feeding grounds and obliterate spawning
beds,
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crctatonso q, Stocks ard Bonds and information "a
RsrdinG the Markets received through wires IN
S1ANTIY. direct from tie NV York Stock L1cLange
A. orders executed and r-uort.d promptly la2G
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FINANCIAL.

PuvArs Srock TELEeaArH WINS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK. 6oSTON. &G
PRINCE 4 WHITLEY. srocx BROKER.
a ei.ssh avenue, New YorA
General Par:ne-s-
James Whitley. Henry II Dotsn Fl. Crl-c- Oakley.
Harry c. Logan. Washington. D. O. Maynard {. Eyre,
William B. Trsvc-s. Special FarsEac
BUY AND SELL IN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
Of RAILWAY SECLRTTILS
Esanch OHice-5ss 18th street CCorcors1 haI}
q. b. DODGE. Resident Partner.
croaHon.o Q, s.ccfs ard Bonds and information "a
FsrdinU the Markets received through wires IN
sIANTIY. direct from tie NV York Stock E1clanEe
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DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE

Mt. VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCoRAy
leaves wharf DAILY Except Sunday for Mt
vernon at 10 O'Clock ALL returning, reaches Washng-
ton ABOUT o:JO pm
r, l. ri AXE raptoin
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Liorilly, ai.xrc he was chargsi with sizes ing 4
aOc1esEook con. sinnS So thre.. shirt syuGs and
TWO sleeve buttons, valued as 81 eaCn the goods
and chattels of Bennett u. Sln.ms on the 2iIu of
June OF last y.ar The case VAS sent to lie grand
jury; bonds $500.
The LIGHT INFANTRY CoRrS EscAMrNFSr.-
there WAS such unusual interest shown I'm the
eHcampinent by both the active ana honorary
members that he expected the attendance
would be larger than at amy former
assembly Of the Kind. There would,
he said, be very few hft behind, and those woU,d
be gentlemen so circunstaaced 10 render it iln-
possible for them 10 leave the city. besides lar e
number OF honorary members, nearly al the Ineul-
bers OF the stan Will SO.
RANGE OF THE THERxoMErER.-The following
were the reading, at the ONCE OF the chief signal
On1ccr To-day n m, g. g: IL a. ill.,, 81; pm,
$50 Mailman, S51; minimum, cos.
News Briefs.
Yesterday, Louis Taylor; farmer living west Q,
The state authorities OF Louisiana have ordered
BODY Of The STATE militia To New IBERIA account
OF the Gates fonteleu trouble there.
Gold media. were presented yesterday TO the fire
men who dls'inS uished themselves by heroic con-
duet In saving life at the Hooper warehouse dis
aSter In Baltimore
John Heay whipped Owen McDermott in sixteen
rounds near Wilkesbarre, Pa, on Tuesday, punish
ing the latter % badly that he unable to walk.
A pr1ze-nght at Midway. Pa, last night between
l0SM puSiiists PANIED Jennings and Douahe re-
suited in favor OF the latter VINO knocked his oppo-
uent out In the fourth round.
The salvation army was mobbed at Toronto
Tuesday night and peited with rotten eggs,
Ten pauper emigrants arrived at Castle Garden
yesterday on steamers from Glasgow, Bremen, and
Liverpool They Will he sent back.
fis0ro- pnue-nonta has made its appearance on
Long Island and In portions OF Pennsylvania
The French congress closed its session Yesterday
after adopting the entire bill for revision OF the
constitution.
A movement is on foot In New York to devise
means for the erection OF a monument 10 Gen.
Shields, who served In three and represented
three different states in the United States Senate
President Darling. OF Hamilton College. New
York, has replied TO the charges OF lnefliciency
made against him by the faculty denying their ac-
cusations, and retorting with counter ChargeS
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MFRS A. A. TUCKER 1924 B STREET SOUTH
VAtwest says she keeps Browns Iron Bitters in the
house all the time reliable family medicine In
a charrIi- jy29eO
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RANGE OF THE THERXoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
onlccr to-day a m, 63S; II a. III, So; pm,
$50 Mailman, S5.1; minimum, Coz
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r EMCEL ERGOOD. THE POPULAR GROCER. laos
IL 14th street northwest says three bottles Of
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cured him Of dyspepsia W29-eo
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27
Corn and Fuel.

-
Mt. Vernon Gazette.-The idea Of
corn for fuel is regarded by some as the
utmost extravaganza, but it is further
most from this, as our farmers can
readily see by a little figuring. Five
acres of corn would carry the average
family through the winter, furnish
good heat and is very clean. 1t is al
ways in shape for use and makes a good
fire. 1t will require two days to plow
five acres, n day to drag, half a day
to plant, three days to cultivate, and
four days-to snap the corn. tits better
to snap it as the husk will serve in kin
ding the corn, and youhave in this five
acres of corn, with so little time and
expense, your winter'sfuel. Try it and
you will see the economy in the plan
that is, raise the corn, and if it yields
forty bushels to the acre and you can
get 60 cents per bushel, haul it to town
and sell it and SO continue to do as. long
it yields forty bushels per acre and. you
get S ixty or even forty cents per bush
Ell; but if corn ever g cts as low astwen-
ty cents per bushet, you will find that
there is economy in rasilng corn for
fuel.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27
Sunny Words For Women.

Bishop Hurst, of Iowa, recently gave
voice to the following sunny words for
woman suffrage:
HAS she not won her way to this
right? BY her place in the development
of the home: by her record in IL his
tory from the landing Of the Pilgrims
at Plymouth Rock to this hour; by her
intelligence and unerring intuition of
what is right to be done: by her love of
the truth andher couragei in advocating
it: by the part she has taken in the
great cause Of temperance say, she
has won by her work and faith what
came to men.without their winning
a right to the ballot. Is there anything
that can suffer by such a concession ?
Would the press break down While it
printed the ballots that a woman's hand
might cast? Would the ballot when
dropped into the box explode like a
charge of dynamite? Some things, such
as the nomination of Incorporate and
incompetent men could be exploded as
though a mine Of nitro-glycerine had
been ignited. Would the telegraph re-
fuse to carry the news, which is going
to carry, that the General Assembly of
Iowa is going to Submit this question
for a general vote? No harm would be
done. The sun would shine just as
bright as before; your flowers would
bloom as sweetly; your prairies would
smile with bounteous harvests as be-
fore, and Kate Shelleys would multiply
on all your highways by which the long
trains Of humanity would be saved
from impending ruin"