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DIED.


C0WLING. At the residence of her mother 1874 1lth
street northwest July Sd. 1854 at l0l5 p m NET-
TIE, beloved Of the family of the late Dr. ~ W. Cow
Funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. from Calvary
Baptist church
DAZZLE Departed this life. July g. 1884 at $50 p
MARY A. DAZZLE.
Her funeral will take place Sunday ut O'Clock o.
m, from her late residence No SG 5th street north
west Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
DENNY. On July 9Th, 1884, At 4:45 \. m, JOHN T
3years, months and "a days.
The funeral will take place Sunday, July the 9th.
At p. m from the residence Of his parents No. 80
Delaware avenue northeast
FOLLEk. On the morning July lth 1884 At ten min
utes past O'Clock, MARY h. ROLLER. widow Of the
late Damian Folier. at the age Of fifty years
Awakened TO Q better LIFE
HkB CHu.DRKn
Funeral from her late reedence No o2e Fourth strees
northwest on Monday morning at O'Clock thsnce TO
heiaffves and friends respectfully invited % attend
HENTHORNE At HIS fathers home in IAcon I'll
July 2 1854. LINCOLN r. HENTHohNE.a Ged twrnty.
i've years and late Of the Post Once department.
KANE. On July 9Th. 1884 1t 1880 am. JAMES z
Funeral from his late residence S22 street north
east on Sunday, 6th ut O'Clock pm. His friends
respectfully invited to attend
PORTER On July l. 1854 IT 8 :2b pm CARRIE NJ
daughter Of Fitch apd Susan B. Porter, aged eleven
yeaI, three months anc four days
Funeral wtl take place from the residence Of her
O'Clock Friends and relstives invited 20 attend
SIMMS. On July 8. 1852 ri O'Clock Am. EVANS
SIMMs. the infant son of Clayton Z. and Amy Z.
Funeral win take place from parents rssidencs No,
315s street northwest on Monday 1T 10 O'Clock Am
-TAaGART In Philadslphia. on July 81, 1884 JOHN
q. TAGGART. n. infant son Of William n and klvis
Inferred In Phiisnihropsc cemetery, in tina. city tu
(Saaurday) Afternoon.
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A Lightning Bug Kills a Child.

From the Charlotte IN. CD Observer.
A strange death of a little girl by accident
ally swallowing lightning bug is reported from
Concord. The child was playing in the ward
with number of other children, at her pa.
rents house. near OdeIrs factory and, while
laughing and romping about. lightning bug
flew into her mouth and made its way down
her throat. The little girl became suddenly i'll,
and though ply sicians did everything TO relieve
her sufferings, she died within a few hours
afterward. This is the first death from such o
cause on record
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.

], JOHN A. MCCALL. Jr- Superintendent of the In.
Department OF the State Of York do hereby
certify that the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION located in the city of New York has ON
deposit i'll this department the following described
securities protection of its members in accorIance
with the statute in such made and rroye 10
ticates Sl00O0 each 81 bstitute Nos 67i3a TO 6T29
loan act of July r. 1888! dated June 1854 reeelable
the pleasure of the United States REGISTERED Inter
est payable quarterly.
Total deposit. ;............- 800, 900.
In illness whereof. have hereunto hand and
ax ed official seal at the city Of Albany this 10th
day Ut June, 1854
(Signed) JOHN A. MCCALL. Jr,
Superintendent
Policy OF Life Insurance In the above Association
rust certain to be paid one in company
and will not cost, probably, more than third
much Ofice in Washington, 1909 H. Agents wanied
3elA Y. KNIGHT, Gent Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR STATIONERY.

Il HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,, o. s.,
WASHINGTON. ID c.. June 90, 1894
Sealed Proposals viii DC received this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, MONDAY. JULY TWENTY
FIRST, 1882. for furnishing Stationery for the House
Of during the fiscal ending June
Goth. 1885
Blank forms of Proposals. blank bonds, and neces-
sary Information. will be furnished application to
the Stationery Clerk.
The Clerk the right to waive defects and re-
iect any or all bids rlrts of bids
No contract will he awarded for Stationery herein re-
ferred to mt appropriation for its purchase shall
have been ina.e by law.
Proposals should he addressed to the Clerk of the
House of Representatives and endorsed Proposals for
Stationery" JOHN T. CLARK JR
ie21-iawiw Clerk House of Reys e.
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In the Court in General Term to-day the Judg-
ment OF the Criminal Court In sentencing Edward
Brice to be hanged, was affirmed. Brice was con-
victed OF murder In killing Peter Washington, a
fellow employe at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot restaurant in February last, by cutting him
in the hip seveing the femoral artery the cutting
succeeding quarrel. Judge Cox said that the
question on which the case came up-the objection
70 Hebrew having been sworn as a juror on the
Rible-waS out OF the way. During the hearing an
objection was made as TO the uncertainty OF the
sentence, but there had been no appeal taken 70
this motion. and they could not say this man
should be tried again. The Judgment, therefore,
was affirmed.
The General Term viii adjourn to-day, and there
fore, according 10 the terms OF the sentence Friday
next Will be the day for execution.
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The Philadelphia police discovered that the boy
who arrived In Philadelphia from quincy, H.,
Claiming TO be the missing Charlie Ross Is an I'm
poster, and came from Tie St Louis House OF
Refuge.
Six bodies have been taken out OF the wreck OF
the train Oh the Cunningham and Burlington rail-
road. Mo. 1t was said at the time OF the accident
that no lives were lost.
Dr. Cervera, president OF the state OF Panama,
has been impeached for bribery.
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Appointments and Promotions In the
Treasury Department.

The following changes have been made In the
Treasury department.: George N. Glover, Of Penn
sylvania. appointed to 200 clerkship third audi
tors office, under civil service rules, and
George koehler, OF Illinois, to 1890 clerk
ship, of11ce controller OF the currency; Henry
c. 1lsdel, promoted from class to class 2 and Mrs
H. Mel Shepard from 81 600 class to class l, in the
sixth auditors Office.
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REV. DR.. BRrsToR HoSoR,BIy Acorn

REV. DR. BRIsToR HoSoRABLY ACQUITTED
The judicial court OF the NJ. f. church, which was
convened In New York June % 10 hear the appeal
OF Rev. George A. Brstor ID. D., pastor OF 81 Lukes
NJ. E church, In Newark, y. j., who was dismissed
from the ministry by the Newark conference last
March on charges or immortality, has reversed the
action or the conference. No one voted 10 affirm
the decision OF the conference. This action hon.
oraby acquits Dr. Bristor or all the charges made
ana restores him without stain 10 his position In
the ministry OF the NJ. l.. church.
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Racing ut Chicago.

CHICAGO, III July 5-The summer trottine meet
ing opened here yesterday with about 10000 per-
sons present The track was fully seconds slow
ON account OF the rain OF the night before. First
race, 2:17 class purse $500, was won by Clemmie
G, with Fanny Witherspoon second and Edwin
Thorn third Time, 2:e37l, 2.23h, 2,a24, 2:251<
s;sssa, ss7, s4 The free-for-ail pacing race;
second. Time, s244, 2:a6h. 2:29, 2a5}4, 2:24. Be
fore the final heat OF the 2l7 class troted, the
two horses whose performances last fall In the east
made such sensation were brought out
to contest for a purse OF 5000 to beat
2:l7 They We're II. Is. Winship and running
mate and Frank and running mate. Frank ap-
peared first on the track and trotted down In front
OF the grand stand, hitched to q light road wagon
with chestnut runner, who gallOped by his side
After several attempts the word was given. Win
ship had the pole and went to the lead, Frank
breaking badly. At the head OF the back stretch
Frank began TO settle down to work, gaining rap
Idly on Winship and after passing the lower turn
was even with Winship. when The latter broke
badly. Frank kept on and came down under the
wire In 2l6 with magnificent burst OF speed, with
WinSnip at the distance stand. Time: quarter
mile, O:30; half, 1O95l mile, 216. Further racing
between these two horses was postponed, owing to
darkness, until to-day. Dick Organ, Felix, Belle F.
and Index trotted one heat for a special purse OF
81 600 The races will be continued to-day. Felix
took the heat In 2::2S with but little trouble
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A CHICAGO SENSATION.
Cleveland Has a Clear Majority Of the
Kings County Delegation and His
Nomination Predicted.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CHICAGO, July s, Later.-Some OF the Kings
county delegation heretofore hostile to Cleveland
state this afternoon that they will vote for him,
which will give him a clear majority of the New
York delegation. Ex-COngressman Bliss, of the
Kings county delegation, says Cleveland will be
nominated This has naturally changed the situa-
ton and creates quite a sensation. G. W. A.
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The Navy Department Frauds.
INDICTMENTS PREFERRED BY THE GRAND JURY II

INDICTMENTS PREFERRED BY THE GRAND JURY To-
DAY.
The grand jury to-day returned four indictments
against VIM II. Dempsey for viOlatidg sections 5i2l
and 5i3S Revised Statutes United States In present.
Ing false vOuchers-One dated October aDth 1882
for S15g75O; one January 9Th, 1888, 81 O36 90 one
January 3Uth, 1882 1915, and one February I'd 1882
for 1891.
MR.. G. A. whitaker INDICTED.
The grand jury also found three indictments
against Grenvile A. Whitaker, one on bill for
s66O45, October 9th 1888; one, s65a So August 9th,
1888; and one, 1861 25, June Goth, 1883.
Mr. Whitaker this afternoon gave bail in S. 900
for his appearance-Mr. Lortn w. Saunders going
on his bond.
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LIME, LIME. Lnxn
GEORGETOWN LIME ETIyy

We prepared to furnish N excellent quality OF
refh wood onrnea aaiS 70 tne esae AZ rs
keep hand all Of the best brands - imported and
Cements Calcned Plaster Plasterers' Hair
and White sand, &c &C. =
Kilns and Ofce 18th street and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, ID. u Telephone No 3SS-l2.
apl1-NR CAkIMkIGHT JOHNSTON
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District Government Affair.".

THE DESPATCH will leave the navy yard this
evening with the Secretary Of the Navy and party
on board for a run down the river.
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AnluSelnenes.

Buffalo Bits "wId West" closes its exhibition
here tonight
The presentation OF the light opera, Field OF the
Cloth OF Cold" at the ComiGue, during the week,
has been successful, and the audiences have been
large. An entirely new bill next week.
Driver has presented at his summer garden a
very acceptable program throughout the season
The prize drill OF company B, Capital City
Guards, Is postponed until July II.
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THE ORDER relieving First Lieutenant Herbert
E. Tuthery, 1st cavalry, from duty at the Univer-
| sity OF Vermont, Burlington, Vt, to take effect
! July /, 1884, Is revoked
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The SQuier & Co. Failure.
MR. JESSE B. WILSON APPOINTED RECEIVER ON A
X

To-day, In the Equity Court-Judge Macarthur
in the case OF T. c. Crawford agt. j. Fl. Squier
Co., Mr.. H. A. Myers was presented as the addl-
tional Dondsman OF the assignee, Mr.. Jay B.
Smith, when the question was raised as to whether
he should be required, also the others, to stand
in the full amount. The court finally appointed
Jesse b. Wilson receiver on executing bond of
s5O0OO When this is done the assignee Will be dis
charged.
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Ex-SURGEON GENERAL WALES BEFORE TUE
NAVAL INVESTIGATING CoMMITTEE-The naval
board investigating the alleged Navy depart
ment frauds met to-day, with closed doors Ex-
Surgeon General Wales was before the board, and
was examined with reference to the methods Of
doing business In the bureau Of medicine and surge
ry while he was its chief
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RACE WAR IN ALABAMA on ACCOUNT OF POLL
TIcs-As party OF democrats, twenty-one In num-
Der, were returning from q political meeting from
afternoon, their wagon was fired into by two col
ored men, armed with shot guns. One man was
killed and six wounded The colored men escaped.
The attack was caused by a disturbance which took
place between q white man and q col0red man
during the progress OF the meeting at Bulls Head.
DAMAGES BY THE RECENT STORM IN MARYLAND.-
The total losses by the recent storm and freshet In
Cecil county, Nd, Is estimated at $26S 600 In Car
roll county at $4,000 to $4,000 The damages were
also extensive In Washington, Frederick and Har-
ford counties, where no definite estimates have
been made. Navigation OF tie Chesapeake and
Ohio canal and OF the SuSQuehanna and Tidewater
canal Is yet suspended, and 1t win take $4,000 TO
repair the former.
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Local Nnfes

squad OF officers, headed by Lieut.. Austin and
Detectives Ran and Block, raided several houses OF
u-fame to-day, and arrested i've colored men.
Two batteries OF artillery from Fort McHenry,
baltimore arrived here this morning. on Monday
they will join the batteries stationed at the WASH
lngton barracks, together with the two from Bati-
more, and will start on their march to the White
Sulphur Springs. Virginia
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Death OF a $40, oOo stallion

Almont died yesterday. He was the sire OF several
fine trotters His owner had refused $4,000 for
him,
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Decision IN the Emo case at Quebec has been post
poned till Monday.
Sol Smith, the actor, died Thursday, at his resi-
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at the Washington navy yard this morning.
THE NAVAL BOARD OF INSPECTION will go to Nor
folk on Monday evening to inspect the United
States receiving ship Franklin.
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Mexican Run Fight i'm Dodge City,

1,,...as S, ,, St1 aspa0cH T 70 CLe
Mexican bull fight on American soil took place here
yesterday. A large number OF visitors by the
trains east and west and 500 cow boys were pres
arena 100 rect In diameter, enclosed by a fence
eight feet high, provided with eight escapes and
two ladders. There We're five bull fighters and four
only a fair Tight, furnishing over half hours
amusement. The second was too quiet, and show
ing no spirit, was withdrawn. The third pranced
into the ring, throwing up clouds OF dust After
being angered by several spear thrusts he made
matters very lively, and when he was exhausted
was lassoed and dragged from the ring. The fourth
proved Il failure, and the crowd demanded the frst
bull, which was returned to the ring. After a brisk
night and much charging, the picadOr gave him o
fatal thrust with his lance and he fell dead.
MATADOR SEVERELY INJURED.
One OF the matadOrS was severely injured about
The crowd was greatly excited during the progress
OF the exhibition. There were between 1900 and
1000 people present.
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DENTISTRY.

nR III. T. MURRAY.
II DENTIST
1910 street northwest
myG-2lf Office and Residence
nK. S. i. SCOTT. DENTIST,
~ date Of sandy Spring. Md
1907 Street \. W. Washington, u. c.
Preservation of the natural teeth q speciality. mh20
nR- DUKE, DENTIST, 10 18th STREET NORTH
AFwcst. beautiful sets of Teeth and perfect fit
Teeth hod for 81. Extracting without pain 80 cents
All OPP ratons warranted. ja11-6n
HR- STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND STREETS
LIN W. Filling specially; ALSO the of tooth
ache without extracting. local anasthethic used on
the gums, allevates PUN Of extracting. Gas given
Charges moderate. NJ
- ANDALI PARSONS. d. ID. s. OFFICE AND RESI-
1aGence rs 9Th u. over Ballant ymes All branches
OF Dentistry skfully performed Gas given with most
pleasant results Gay night Ten years experience oS
hR- T. NJ TALBOIT, DENTIST, No 43T 7TIi
lI<treet, three doors from F. Dentistry in all
Its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set. All work
raEted jan1
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What Judge Van Alstyne Says.
THE NEW YORK DELEGATION TWO TO ONE FOR CLEvE

Judge Van Alstyne denies that any one could
have information that would warrant the assertion
that Cleveland will not have the New York dele
CATION He says that they now stand two to one
for Cleveland.
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THE TRADES.

BoonRrs MAe1o ConpousDr
certain cure for Sick Headache Cramps, Cholera
Morbus Dysentery. Cholera Iufantum Indigestion, SC
For sale by all druggists. Price Is cents.
Also. "BoGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP. rfor
WhoOpng Cough. Group andColds Both warranted free
from all kinds of narcotics Price 25 and Soc ,eo6sm
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THE CASE OF THE CARILKss JURoR.-In the Cir
cult Court, Judge Hagner, this morning, Mr.. j. g.
Btgelow called attention to the case OF the Juror
august Beckman) who was fined $50 for contempt
OF court, as mentioned in Wednesdays STAR He
said Beckman was poor man, and that 1t was
through ignorance that he had taken the course
complained Of Judge HaGAer said he would con-
slider the casa
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RANpALL's PROBABLE STRENGTH.

An EFFORT was made this afternoon to test the
probable strength OF Randall with the convention.
An advance guard of the PennSy lvanta delegation
arrived to-day, and quite a number OF Chicago
democrats have been talked to about the Pennsyl-
yania Congressman with a view of getting their
support In the face OF the strong trade senti
ment that prevails, 1t can hardly be expected that
the Randall boomers will arouse great enthusiasm
Mr. Randalls friends say that MIR. Tilden favOrs
him.
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Shot Through the Head.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, july GA dispatch to the
Ne,rs from San Antonio says: VIM. Davenport was
found near CariZZO creek yesterday shot through
the head. Hilman Tappermer, son OF the justice Of
arrested, charged with committing the crime.
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| THE NEW SoLICIToR.-Mr. Henry s. Neal, the
new solicitor Of the Treasury. took the oath OF
office at his residence at 1ronton Ohio on Thurs
day, and will reach Washington next Tuesday
Judge Robinson Will act as solicitor until his
| arrival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-05

The Gloucester city IN. J.) Savings bank has sus-
pended. Liabilities tl50,00l
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WEST VIRGINIA FOR BLAINE IF THEY CAN'T GET BAY
Some of the West Virginia people here say that
If Bayard is not nominated they fear the state will
go for Blaine. G. w. A.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A MCCAIN MCsIC-BY REQUEST OF NUMEROUS
II frleIds anu pupils. will remain this summer aud
instruct at reduced rates Singing and Piano by INV
shortest method All these DESTROYS BROUGHT out
III oiTS I2rlors etc viii have their voices trained
enlckIy 70 the ye-y highest culture. aIOre voices ara
ur,t now for this concerts Oratori0s az
thO! ESSOR DE hOLOMSkFSs Musical Institute
ssU new Aofh avenue apt
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A DINNER TO THE BEE STAFF.-On the Fourth OF
July the staff OF the Bee, the cOlored organ OF this
city, were given a complimentary dinner at the
residence OF Mr.. H. C. Bolden, at No. 1924 5th street
Chase, senior editor OF the Bee; r. F. Chisolm, as
socate editor; Col. VIM. Murrell, business mana
ger; VIM. Henderson. James Roberts, Henry Pryor
and others.
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATS At CHICAG0-The member
OF the Columbia Democratic association will b.
well represented at Chicago. Some OF the member
have already gone, and others will leave this eve
ming and tomorrow. There win be about Mt,
representatives at the convention.
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MARRIAGE TRANSATLANTIC licenses have
mis- Anderson and Harriet Snow; Phineas Towne
and Mary Townly; Moses A. Matthews and Mary
Elizabeth Gordon; Frank II. Bowman and Minnie
j. Shue both OF HarrlSOnburg Va
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THE FOURTH AT THE ALMsHoUsE.-The Fourth of
July was observed at the Work and Almshouse
wife, as has been their custom, entertained the
children OF the place by party in the shade. The
boys who have been reared at this institution and
are now living outside where homes have been
found for Them were invited TO be present, and
were entertained by the 1ntendant and wife at
their residence In the grounds, and In the evening
enjoyed display OF fireworks.
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An Alexandrian Killed by the Cars.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 5.-Alexander Beckham,
relative OF the mayor Of this city, was run over by
train on the Virginia Midland railway, near
NOkesville station, yesterday, and instantly killed
He was standing on thu track as the train passed,
and some say threw himself before the locomotive
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HEO ", NCEIfRESH'S
" INDEPENDENT DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
BUREAU OF INFORMATION,
my2-3m 1343 + ST. n. W. Room j. opp. Ebbitt House
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-25
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
All legal advertisements 81 so per square, or
rraction thereof, for each period of thirty days;
EXCEPT Notices of Forfeiture NINETY days.
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Business cards by the year at 10 per cent. dis-
count when paid in advance