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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

|INHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND tEX-
GETTING SOME SULPHATE OF AMMONIAl
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-IHIRD AUGUST, 1884
at TWELVE O'CLOCK n, in front of the works of the
company, on 9Th street. between and streets
northwest: consisting of its LEAD SULPHURIC ACID
CHAMBER. l0O11S and IA Ieet high, with front and
pack towers tx5 and 10 feet high pan capacity
Furnaces tor 50 h. charges hourly four Retort Fur
naces inclpd rs Glass Reorts reducing pans etc for
Ine manutactqre OF OIL Of Aitriol together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with IS Well as ali tools. implements and machinery
appertatnipg thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAi
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
AMM0NIACAL )! 4AN STILL for the distillation Of
AMEONIACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture of
Sulphate of Ammonia. including Boilers Pumps Sat1l-
rai9rs Evaporators steam Drying TABLE, implements
TOOLS and machinery OF every kind used in operating the
same The ANMONIACAL STILL is continuous In its
OPERATION and has producing capacity Of from two
thousand to five thousand pounds Sulphate daily Con-
tract for the AmmOniaca Gas Liquor Will be transferred
to the purchaser of the works.
This sale will be made account of Mr. P Bauer
at the public sale of this property March
29th. 1884.
Terms Of sale: Cash within FIVE days; all conveyan-
eng Ut cost: deposit Of $500 forfeit money
required at time of sale
For further particulars inquire at the Office Of the
company
"ThE WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co."
auz-uts 62l Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Western Cyclones.

Up the Platte river in Nebraska, as you may
have heard, 1t blows And a "blow' in Nebraska
Is different from what IT is In Illinois. The ordi-
nary summer breeze OF Nebraska would make an
Hnnosian hunt his cyclone cellar. and what Ne
braskan calls blow is widely different sort of ar
ranGement Cyclones are not common In the great
treeleSS state this year. We Were out there few
days since, and learned that they did not average
more than three week. Occasionally they have
two In one day, but not often The Platte river has
Two channels When the wind is In the south it
nils one, when In the north the other. We were
creAibly informed by an old native-one who came
through with the forty-nlneTs-that the Platte
sometimes overnows Its banks and green people
think II has been raining above when it is simply
the wind blowing up stream; and. again. * goes al
most entirely dry when the wind Is down stream.
All the stories OF fish showers ere true. and they
are all blown out OF the Platte. People 60 around
u the evening regularly looking 10 see whether
the cables that hold the houses 10 the ground are
2 secure, and II is nothing for them to sleep for
hours with the house two or three feet above the
ground They have perfect contempt In that
country for cyclone caves or cellars. and people
who have become accustomed to the wind say they
wouldn't give . snap for a breeze that coulan {
dow away hole IN the ground.
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RAILROADS.
fs'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
aaE SHORT LINE TO TgE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

SrhtdnIe in etect - CST g 1885,
BIO AN.-NEW ORlEANS sIAlL daily Il Ak ng close
svDE"ctioEs 70 all points South xDd Southwest
Dahl e ept SUNDAY, Eith c. & o. hallway. Pull
nIsE Sleeping Buffet from New N,'rA and Wash
E:gtcn to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlsnta 10 New Orleans, tGrlor
Car from washington T. Natural h !is-i. Va.
Sap N-LOJ fsYI1IE FAST LII Z Daily via Char
bttsylIIe to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington To
1cuisrilie.
Is4UP, 1--SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
q all points South and Southwest Via DaQvfle ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with G. & OIsHil
fCllinI Sleeping iELnl NasiIln- ton via Dali
Vale Charlotte and Atlanta TO New Orleans also
fIOm Washington Via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
Il SA.t~ Su.Ph.ig S{TiG.s
Manassas DfvitoH Train leaves Washington at ~p0 \
ID and $40 70 u d2lly. except SuEd&y.
NsZrenton trains leave Washington Ct 9l0 4 n and
5.lg VI. daily.
For ticke;. aGd information inquire Conpany's Of
fae. GOl FeIInsy wanna avenue.
II. SLAuGHTER. y MACDANIEl.
Gen. Pass. AGENT A-pnL
Eu2 cNT. HAAS Traffic 1IaIIa.tr
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U'HE GREAT
pESNSyI VaNIA pOI-TP

Il 10 nm PENSsYLyANIA ROUTE -,-,,,,
potBLH h fasSh sf nEs fN lcE s9Gt"Esf
STEEL X kt rs. M iY, It4I EQUIPMENT
Trains leave Washington from station corner Of 9Th
spd , tSs5s as and ,Sl Gws w.
ca Palace aieepng Nsrs at 70 III dsliy; last Line
ing Ears from H.rTisbuIe % CineiI.na. ana siotel
Car TO Ss. Louis; G:4ly. except saturday, 20 Chicago
press 40 y. daily with Palace oar< % I1ttsburE
f1stsn =, esy ioy o Sn,sg win ~ III car
for I1ttsburg and the West. with Palace Sleeping;
Baf -igh MORE S@' SS9 POTOMAC EAnRoAD.
1or Erle CanandaiFua. Rochester. Bun-lo. NIAGARA.
MsshlnSton 70 Gchesier. rain leaving Washington
on saturday night VI ii not beyond Remove
Fog ials Pogt Lock Haven and El.nra. at $40 IN.
For New York ara The Fast. us. $50 and u.oO a.
p, 2l0. 800 lUe0 aId IL Is z IN on Sunday. 400.
iSS and ari ~ 9 ] L1S S's1a OF Pullman
koI tost9L WITHOUT change, 2iO D. III every weekday.
for Broosyn, y y Il: throush trains connect at Jer-
teS CITY with boats OF Annex ait9r5lta iii
CT Transfer u street voldrg double ierriage
across New lorA city.
100 and Is = Ia On sun lay. 40 go 70 and and
lll5 y L. LIMITED IIPress. $40 L. laiiy eIeep5
Fer ba,ti IL s35s IL $50, 30 MOO m los.
O. sunday 30 lilo a. H. 400 500, 40. i6oj and
For Pope's Cr,ek Line c35 a n and 44o T. m daily,
For Annspolis es5 H.. 2o5 and 40 p m daily, e1-
ALEXASpKiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
ROAD
For Alexandria. $50 100 OBS. lies and l135 g. H.,
:o5. AIS, 400, 625. oU5 aud ll35 y. - On Sunday
at 80, 925 I1-o5 IN. 8 Us D. H.
Io- Richmond aEd the south 80 and II Go & N daily
- ard 500 p. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Aiexaa. Tor Was o. $50 1000
lel0 Ia; 90, sos 5 g. 5.lU. 7Oj and 10 40 D. m
ara II 10 midnight (ex:eIt Monday. On sunday at
go and 10 10 a. !.0o and 1910 y. NJ. aud l. ~
nIgft
Ickets and information at the Office. northeast
q lJh street and Penns avenue. and the
ton wher' orders be left the checking OF bug
sac 70 dtstnaton froln hotels aud res,dsncts.
SHAS. L. PtGH. J. X MOOD.
Ceneral Manager. General Passenger Agent
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TK'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctionee..
FSNiUMAS DUWLISG, AuctioneeT.
SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE SITUATE
AT HE NORTHEAST CORNER OF I AND

SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL EsTATF. SITUATE
AZ A., HE He, NORTHEAST CORNER OF AND
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated sd day Of July A.
D. 1883 and duly recorded in ber No. 1851. folio Ito
" the land records o. the District Of Columbia AID
the request OF the person secured thereby will sell
at public ton, ia front OF the premises, TUES
Lf;PA.T FIVE O'CLOCK p. II the following de-
scrbe real estate situate in the city Of Washington in
the said district, known and distinguished IS and cling
lots numbered hrtynine (39) forty (40 and forty
"a IL einmerimacher ct al subdivision of certain orsd
nj lots ii square numbered Thousand and tao
Q'2l These lots have frontage OF ABOUT 100 fest
street and about 1875 feet 18th northeast and
utimproved
TERMS of sale: One third cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day Of sale
slN Per centum per annu1n be secured by deed of
tUHt On premises sold, all cash. option of pur-
chfser. A deposit Of 500 required Gay Of ssIe If
ne terms OF sale are Lot computed with within
days th9 TRUSTEES the right raaell said
ses after three 0 days previous notice IN he Evening
star at the risk and cost of the defatiny purchaser
Conyeyanclng and recording at cost OF purchaser.
MILAN y An sGHMNisG. Trustees.
Fv21-fS5s
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The Stock Market Depressed To-day.
NANNY TIL INSULT OF TIE BANK FAuuRE

NEW YORK, August II, Wall street, 1:45 o. m.-
The Post says: The stock market opened depressed
this morning, partly as a continuance of the weak
ness manifested on saturday afternoon, but mainly
owing to the suspension of the Wall Street bank,
which, though in reality small affair, was exag-
gerated In many peoples minds by its name
1t was also thought that the same effect from
this course would be felt in other cities where the
traders took this view and sold largely both for
long and short account The result was that In the
first ten minutes there was decline 4 to en- on
the active stocks The only favorable feature In
the whole railroad and business situation is the
nattering prospect for crops OF every kind and in
every part OF the country There was only moder-
generally lower. West Shore IS were per cent
lower: East Tennessee S. u lower; Erie seconds u
lower; Rochester and P1ttsburg incomes were per
cent higher
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A GIRLS CHARGE AGAINST b. PrkDr~ANp v HApRx-~
issuE An ADVENTURES:
Prom the Thilaaelrhis Tinea to-day
DIR. Ferdinand v Hsyaso. Of Isas Arch street. n
geoogiSt OF national reputation. and DR. G. Bottom
Massey, OF 1902 Arch street. were suei On a crsu,-
nsl charge yesterday, before Magistrate Lennon,
10y Grace N. Gardiner, girl Of ls living az seoa
Poplar street She swore that through her intims-
cy with Dr. Hayden she underwent criminal oper-
alton. performed by Dr. Massey. Or. Hayden Is as
present ia Montana, making surveys fer the gov
ernment. DR.. Massey held fopeour1 In the sum
OF S3.;ba Prof James T,son. Of the nlverity II
Pennsylvania became his bendSnan- Miss Card.
S Sc pretty young glrl was s:sn last night z. her
have known Dr. Hayden siaes last september
Cntll shortly before he went west he was u the
60 to he msuaees twice %ses Ne went p 10 arc
ga isl1es and 10 the Academy OF Natural sciences
In June last went 20 Dr. Massey 10 bs treated In
consequence OF my intimacy with Dr. Raydan. I
wepI several times Dir Hayden weat wrb me the
nrst time and left me at d.. nasssy's door.
Ia wrote TO me that II grew worse 20
telegraph Tor him and send Or Or Massey.
Dr. Harden gave me a great Many sooS. and he
hours together lie tod me OF the wonders Of eeol.
osy ana botany. We used 70 60 sy6 In the park To-
rock. and he would tell me al about thea Some
times We would take ride on the steam coats up 10
Misaahlc.on and ne would III s.d translate Greek
ie lne, 70 the weiosrmsnt OF thu other pssssngerA
Dr. Hayden knows have erssghi ihls SUIT he haa
written 10 me and SAID II would wait uhtu he
caine home IN september al wsVAd - right l viii
never rec tbs face again.
LIZ. lssey, when seen last night, said that both
be and Dr. HAYDEN were Akx1cus 10 be v1nLicat-d,
Dg. Massey said: IL never treated Miss Caroline
Tor an Improper purpose she was never here In
June. ne last time abe Was hers Vas In April.
After beng served WITH notice that tls suit AZ
10 re brought had the giFfs character inyesIi-
gated. found that sac had advertised Ia a pew-s-
paper IN iAis City, under the AaIAs Of 'Nsnea for
bciitlel4 an friend. That As the way Dr.. Man den
In1de her acquaintance. DR.. hayden las two
letters IN her handwriting, both signed .Nanea-'
1nry were sent 10 young lsn ayoofhIlRe "A meeting
on Tie street / satisfied that she L. an ADJ
YrpiuI5ss Her lawyers approached MY lawyer
ana Chsred 10 settle Arst for $1,000 ana then for
$1,000 Size has truilped up nj charge against ns
10 bring DR. Hayden 10 teTns i positively refuse
10 listen 20 SRy oSerturts Of COMPROMISE, as ain
perfectly INDECENT anu wish 10 show through the
medium Il Judge and jury how false ia every oar.
Uel.ar this charge In"
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SUPPLIED WITH POOR PAPER.
The Government said 20 HIVE Been
Vtcttmtzed BY Stationery Contractors
TESTS Made as the Post office he.
partment-The Postmaster GeneraI 90
Make Trip OF Investigation.

Through the fundamentally OF 4 machine for
testing the quality and strength OF writing paper,
invented by Mr.. Morrison. OF this city. tie Post
onice department ofncials have ascertainei thai
the paper and envelopes supplied that department
0noer contract do not como up 10 the standard
Specined In the contracts IL was observed that
me ocial envelopes, which, according 10 contract
ought 10 have been OF good material
were literally worn out in TRANSMISSION
through the mails. The Morrison machine Was APP
puso, aud The paper or which these elopes Was
made proved to be OF inferior quality IL was
shown, also, that the writing paper did not come
created something OF a sur among the contractors
who are mostly New England manufacturers. and
several OF them came 10 Washington In conss-
Quence. In one case where q contractor Claimed 10
furnish writing paper OF a certain manufacture.
the owner OF the mills from which ft purported 10
come saw the test and declared The paper WAS not
Vi nis make At all he was not the contractor but
TIE urn who had the contract had bound themselves
70 supply that particular paper, which, it appears.
tney were not doing. The SUCCESSORS or the Plymp-
lon manufactures company ~ New haven have the
grade, but when tested II was shown that the
paper OF which they were made went all 10 pieces
~ pressure OF IN pounds While the
witassood 4 pressure OF nearly double that, me
inquiry was made by direction Of the Postmaster
General ana notwithstanding The development OF
; ~. ,, In. lhaS .ne contracts had not been
ton at the department TO keep the
matter secret Last week stan reporter Who
made inquiry was told that the inquiry had not
prooeeoed lar enough TO determine anything But
enough has been developed bow 10 prompt General
SlenA&n 70 take trip east TO see the contractors
sno prone the matter deeper. He said to-day
th2t IL Is his intention TO make this personal in
quny he added that he did not believe yet that
there bad bcsn any deliberate intention 10 derraud
Tue governLnenL MT. Gresham VIII leave Washing
Mass, TO carry out his purpose or making per,
Sonal investigation OF the matter.
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News RpiefS.

Rev. DR.. J. PinEney Hammond, a brother OF the
late eX-Surgsen General Wtlnsya A. Haramold OF
New YORK, and rector OF the Bishop Nottingham
Memorial church OF Baltimore, died la that city
yesterday.
TIE marriage or William Benry nurIbert. late
proprietor OF the New York World, and Miss Katha-
day in Yorkshire, England. and was a grand Affair."
Lieut. WIN. IT, Emory. commander OF the Bear
ha4 "a most enthusiastic reception on his arrival at
hosiyn. L. l., Friday, near which place is Clifton.
his summer resiaence.
AL CirclevilIe, Ohio, John Ron!b0. a married
mtsher, was cowhid ID severely last FRIDAY nig-ft,
on tie streets by Misses Agile and NAN Ladson ON
whom he had tried his arts In VAIN.
wagon containing t. j. Wade. niS wife and two
sons. ana Airs. McCrea- Was over ugucd yesterday
morning 10y the horses running away n,.. ,settys-
oufs, Ia, ana ali the parties were al g;ed, the
Idth'r ana two SONS being fatally hurt.
Harry A. haworth, a member OF the Philadelphia
city COUNCIL aud prominent real estate agent is
missing. ard IL Is alleged that he Is de.auler 10
The extent OF $4,000 or $4,000.
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MAR RIED.

KkAUSKOPF to Misc ASNIE G. MRI0HT both Of
Washington. ID. c
LOyE-McHENRY On August IL. 1854 Of 81
Matthew church, by the Rev Father Boland JOHN p
LOVE TO IDA A. McHESRY. both Of washineton D.
&. No cards.
McGEANN-DAyIS. In Alexandria Vs. on April a.
1854 by the Rev Father Dewoh of ST Msry's chur Cd
JANIS T. Ac(iRANN to Miss KATE DAVIS
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GEN. SHARPE's MARROW EscAPg.-A telegram TO
the New York Times from Marlborough, N Y. Az
gust 9, says: The special train which conveyed
President Arthur up the Ulster and Delaware rail.
road 70 the Cetskflls was run at high rate OF
speed the trip being the fastest on record on that
railway. While the train was bowling along
around the curves the rain which was failing beat
Gen. George b. Sharpe stepped up 70 close the win
dow. and was only saved from being thrown head
long from the car by the prompt action OF q re-
and undoubtedly saved him from broken neck.
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The Lava Beds in Flames.
SHEETS OF FTRB LICKING CT Tus BANKS OF SNAKE
RIVER.

from the WOOD River (ldaho) Times
The entire country for forty or fifty miles each
side OF Shoshone seems to be in 1ames and the FIRE
seems TO be gaining In all directions The rapidlty
with which it spreads under a high wind is wonder
full About noon there was but mere breeze with
squirt or two Yet the IRE Travelled faster than
horse could rum and In less than one hour had COW
cred twenty-five or thirty miles. The wind blow
Ing to the east saved the town. It was then that
the IRE enveloped the Robbers Roost and the Big
Butte. The flames would rise In the air about
thirty feet, break Ia big blocks, sail along with the
wind. and land about 100 to 800 feet ahead. It's
speed Is not surprising with such gigantic leaps.
AS the weary people OF Shoshone, worn out with
made to leave strong guard on all night. The at
mosphere was filled with black smoke that nearly
stined Them but they could see one vast mass OF
flames extending easterly and westerly for proha-
bly, 100 miles, and travelling with Astonishing ra-
pidlty. The line OF the fire was about three miles
from Shoshone. About two miles this side OF that
could be seen the line OF the back fire from Sho-
shone, which was about one mile long and gradu-
ally spreading
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SARAH SUES FOR LTBEL--A libel suit for 5000
has been instituted In San Francisco against
the TIA California, by Sarah A. sharon, plaintiff
III the Sharon divorce Case. The alleged cause Is
the publication OF Vim. NJ. HHsons statement ac-
cusing her OF forging what are known rs the my
dear WIFE, letters.
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WORK oPA TOY PnToL--While boy named
Worthwhile camp ground, near Fonda, N. T., Saiur-
aay AFTERNOON tho weapon exploded, the ball pass
ing through the hand and wrist OF the boy. Con-
q another lad named Eddie Eisenbrey, son OF Dr.
Hisenbrey, OF Gioversytile INJECTING D serious II
not fatal wound
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STEAMERS.

HyEyERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NV YORK AND HAvRE
Company PIER. No a North River. foot Of Morton
STREET. New York
Labrador. Collier. Wednesday. Aug. 10. 10 a. m
Canada. de Kersabi-c, Wedn, sixy. Aug 20. 5 a m
Ameriqre. Rantelli. Wednesday. Aux ~. 10 q. IN.
Checks payable on sight IN amounts 10 suit the
hnque Trsnsstlantique OF Psris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN,
A&yDt, No B. Bowling Green New York.
g. W. MOSS. rs Pennsylvania avenue:
J.. W. BOTEIER son. g13Pennsylvania avenue
nj Agents Tor Washington d. c.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

HsST sS
DAYS Wednesdays aud Fridays stopping at izternedste
de- ssh snd.y. ana tuesday. down md Wsaaes
Gays up and Chspsl Point and Breats wlarf Thursdays
s eSa s day IND ss.n
W. 18th street wharf.
STEAMER IRON E y 4 AEEeTsmTF xHA,r
I'd nrnns Tes .ss s'"'n and n'n'di't'
csass Sss and Intermediate IHdiax., G sssaIa, n
on ss5 for cus5o%sn aomn and
On "e<ihesdays, $50 a. SPECIAL Excursion to Co
lonial leach aud return.
" b-i-and at all summer r,sorts eaeh trir.
,yls CIV; CIV. k i DiEAh22oaa aaa:s agent
'IHO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC srrANSs 9tTH coxpAsrs popular
s st, Gk4RGE LEARY leaves ?th street wharf
stops at flney Point and Colnfeld Harbor going and
SATURDAY NIGHT s STE NIEa RETURNS MONDAY
Sorfok and w Wesss tern sea ssab board
o Passage .nd room can be secured at Baltimore and
IA avenue; at St Marc hotel. polkinhorn's next to
IennsylSanla avenue. and at company's Office. eth
kno1's express viii call for and check baggage from
h4teis ana private reaidsnce4
JIrisut received DAILY until 3p m.
y10 WILLIAM r WEIGH General Agent
I OOK AT Low FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FIRST CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP. so
The Elegant Steamers LAKE and MOSEIlEY leave
Sixth street wharf MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at $50 IN, and SATURDAY.. at D. IL, Return
:ng MONDAY Morning
passage and rooms secured at B. and o. ticket Office
!aiA stree and Pa ave o. T. Thompson. 902 Pa ave.
eeefa ONCE sixth street wharf Telephone call 13l.a
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steanler THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, a. Fare 2oc. This steamer for charter
cheap Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings Tvs
poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE Capt w C. Geogheean. win resuma
Ter trips to baltimore and River Landings SUNDAY
March sth, leaving stephensons wharf at pm leay.
Ns B.ltlnore for " Arlington every FRIDAY at ) PIN
freight received until p Saturdays oNLx
Al River 1r, lght must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uneGualeI
Arpiyto STEPHENSON & BRO. .ger.,
Ell@-eIn 9Th street wharf
4 At VERNON! MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. COECORAy
Laws .thsTeet wharf daily Except Sunday, for Mt
vernon NJ 10 O'Clock ALI returning. reaches WASHING
tCH about $50 pm
oJo L. L. BLAKE, Captain
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An American Fable.

ErOu Cue Cnlc186 N9W6.
big, red-faced Nothing was strollilg along the
street when Deputy Sheriff slapped 1t on the
shoulder. 'You're just the chap Pm looking forn
"What do you want Of me? I've done no evil"
"Never mind; come right along" "But / never
stole anything" al know It." Nor killed any
body" 81 know that" al never broke a law
.of course not" Then what on earth can a sher-
III want with me?" You're Nothing, aren't
your" "Yesy Sir" "Don't know anything2" 'sNot
Q thing" "Donr want to know anything ?n mot
cussed thing ~ thought So" "wen?" "Wen,
we want you for q Juror"
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WIPNo OUf MORSE THTEv16-Reports received
at Helena, Mont, state that cowboys surrounded
party Of horse thieves In the Mussel-shel region
80 miles nom here. and killed out Of q party OF
Il, the other escaping.
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The Wall Street Bank Failure.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Post says of the
Wall street bank: The bank was originally the
Mechanics Banking association, but within the
last two years it adopted the national bank SYSTEM
and the name was changed to the Wall Street Ma
tlonal bank one or the objects In doing being to
build up stock exchange business.
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NARD LINE.
o t CE
LANE ROC E
TIE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW lOKK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK BAKBOR
FROM PIEi. %. y. T.. NEW YORK
ACRASIA. We'd. Aug Is. fGALLIa.. We'd sept 10
6oTHSA. -. We'd. Arlx. 20. ACRANIA. Wed Sept H.
oKRvIA. Wed. Aug q. BoTHSIA We'd Sept "a
OHkooN. We'd. Sept. 3 SERvIA - Wei oct l.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM INV YORK
RATES OF PASsA1E-SSe. $50 and 500 ACCORDING
to accommodations
ST. at very low rats steer ee tickets from law
spoo and Queenstown and ali other parts VI Europe at
lowest rates
Ior"ush bills of laden gwen for Belfast GLASGOW,
for Mediterranean ports
irslsIt and passase apply at the Cornpanys office
80 T. 2wilg t1reFf;, both Storage and Cabin %
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