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audoah, Pa, the congregation Of the Folish
Roman Catholic church and Father Lenarka-
w1c1 are In open revolt again. There have been
years. The congregation met yesterday AFTER
noon ana sent Tor the priest 70 render an 90
count q tho finances OF the church, which they
say Is heavily In debt The priest refused TO
confer with the committee appointed to wait
ON him, ana was roundly denounced at the
plain that the pTsact.S methoS ~ Ssaiinr S Sdah
them - cruel, tyRannical ana heartless, he even
going % fAr a. to declare that In death person
who had dtspleased him during life was damned.
The meettng passed . series Of resolutions de-
nounctng the priests conduct and demanding
MS removal, and . committee was appointed
TO present them 70 Archbishop Ryan.
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Reception to Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. n
General Foreign News.

BERLIN August 24.-The International tele-
graph conference has decided that that part of
Ing the destination of the message shall be
counted as on word, even in cases where it con-
tainS more than a single word.
PERSONAL.
LONDON, August 24.--The marquis of Sails
bury has started for Dieppe. John Ruskins
condition to-day is an approach to GONZALES
cence,
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1NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE NEW BRICK
STABLES, TWENTY HORSES AND MULES,
DAYTON WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
STAGES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
&c, BEING THE ENVIRONMENTS OF tn Il
v WuENLdhok NJ Wy, LIVERY STABLE NO: lO65
NEAR BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN, d. c.
,S On WIN CGDS ES1An; cAUGUST TMENTf.SIxTH.
the above premises viii sell the above building and
stock The property fronts AZ feet Congress street
Sy depth OF * feet and Is Improved by new two
conveniences II OF the best locations in the
district for this business. and Is An opportunity but
seldom offered The stock is all in splendid condition
and we name in part One large black coupe horse,
kind and gentle; three heavy draught horses twelve
good young work horses, four fine sound draught
mules, three Dayton wagons, three buggies. two
stages one twOseat carriage four Of double
ness eight sets of single harness. three saddles and
brides, blankets whips, &c, &C., &c. All vehicles,
harness. &c are nearly new; the sale Is without
serve and should command the attention of buyers
The brick stable and lot (42x73) win be promptly
Terms: On stock, all cash ON day Of SALE On build
ing. onethird cash: balance In one and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold deposit Of 800 viii be required on
day Of sale.
au17-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneerz

TRUSTEEY SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON
MARYLAND AVENUE BETWEEN THIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
EAST. WASHINGTON. d. c.
BY virture of trust to u.s. dated on the third 80
day of February, 1883 and recorded ill Liber IT.
1881. folio 2S3. Of the land records for the Dis 6
trict of Columbia, we will sell public auction. IN
TWENTY FOURTH, 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ the east fortynine 49 feet six go inches front
Maryland avenue, by entire depth of lot numbered
thirteen l13), In SQUARE numbered one thousand and
twenty eight OOPS. in the city of Washington D. c.,
and the twostory Frame House thereon.
TerI.s of sale; Onetnrd "a cash, balance in sixt6l
and twelve (12) months, with interest from day of
SALE secured by deed of trust property, all cash
at option Of purchaser 800 required at time Of sale
Conveyancng at cost of purchaser Terms Of sale to
be complied with in one week, property will be re-
sold at risk of defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, r-,,.,...
auSeo&ds BURR n. TRACY, Al"SsS'
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The Bffghtseat Post Omee.
FosTAAsTkR MAGRUDER MAKES AN explain

ANON ABOUT TIE ACCoUNTS
Postmaster Magruder of Brishtsest M
called at the Post ONCE department to-day TO
make explanation Of the accounts Of that ol,,cs
ior quarter in 1883, the payment CT which
had been held up in the eth Auditors once
The report Of the inspector stated that there
was apparently some understanding between
the postmaster and COLONEL Snie
in regard to the increased CONDENSATION Of the
ONCE arising from the mailing OF Col suits
correspondence at that Office. Mr.. Maeruder de-
tween him and Col. Suit, and that he had only
casual acquaintance with him. II there was
any such arrangement 1t must have been with
ship with him at that time, and also the post
master. His brother was now dead, but he had
no knowledge Of any such understanding. Mr..
sixth Auditor McConville, who will then de-
eide what action shall be taken In regard to the
accounts.
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FELL DEAD DURING A THuNDkR-sroan.-
usually heavy rainstorm, accompanied bv
sharp lightning, Myrtle Cornell, aged fiitee1,
years daughter OF Mr.. Cornell, proprietor OF
the Cornell house. at Oakland Beach Conneaut
Lake, suddenly fell TO the floor and died IL h
supposed her death was the result OF heat
diaeaSe - ~s
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EOLEY, Aucuoneer.

THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, 9OS
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
VIII be sold at public auction, without reserve on
MONDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. aud will continue daily until the
stock has been disposed Of
The stock consists Of Silks, Satins, Velvets, fine
Cashmeres and Dress Goods of the latest and
Linen Goods of all kinds Hne Hosiery, Corsets
Gloves, Embroideries, Laces, Underwear. Parasols
Sateens Ginghams, Flannels, Cassineres and domes-
tics generally GoIaforts and Blankets, Embroidered
Piano Covers Table Covers, Thibet Shawl$ also black
Grapes and other articles usually found in rsclass
Dry Goods Store. Ladies specially invited at
tend this sale, IS the goods have been carefully
selected for best city trade and will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash.
The trade invited to attend the goods will be
offered In lots TO suit will sell private sale after
the auctions at q sacrifice.
au2l-5ts M FOLEY Auct
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Frost in the Northwest.

VEGETATION KILLED AS FAR SOUTH AS SOUTH
ERN MINNEsOTA.
ST. PAUL, MINI, August 24--Tbe signal ser.
vice here has advices reporting a killing frost
over the greater portion Of the northwest terri
tory, extending southward to the northern part
Of Minnesota. The temperature fell 30 81 de-
grees at st. Vincent just before sunrise this
morning. This is low enough to kill vegetation
The report says this frost is not likely to extend
very far south of St Vincent The lowest tenn
perature reported this morning was %, OBJ
served at Minedocas, Northwest Territory. The
air in st. Paul is crisp and chilly, but there il
no frost. The guests are leaving the lakes in
large parties to-day for the south.
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A Mississippi Mans Reuucst

A postal card, addressed "U. q. Patent OfscA
Washington, D. c." was received today from
man In Mississippi, and read as follows: .(An
you loan me rbout $500 with interest nom
datef wish to 60 into business for myselI
Want to sell goods and will want about that
amount.
pS..N not, please let me know where I can
the suggestion to apply to the Patent ONCE
PROBABLY arose from the knowledge that the
fatent Once reports yearly Q surplus Of receipts
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He fl n washfurtov pr.u

dOODE, WHO KILLED POLICEMAN NORTH. IN
NEW YORK, NATIVE OF THIS CITY.
Goode, the negro who killed Policeman North,
In New York, last Friday, was native OF this
city, and lived here until few years ago. His
father, Booker Goode, lives at No. 1906 /
street northwest. He heard from his son about
two weeks ago. but has not heard Of him since
the tragedy. The only sign Of emotion young
anxiety on account Of his aged father and
mother. AS Goode has not been here for a mum.
Der OF years, he 10 not known to the police here.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 24.-The race meeting
was continued here to-day. Rain fell heavily
decidedly heavy. The attendance was light. The
first race three-Qnarters of a mile was won by
Nora NJ with Jim Renwick second and Rupert
third. Time lis.
The second race, one mile and furlong, was
won by Jim Douglas, with Morning Glory and
Farewell third. Time 200.
The third race, one mile, was won by Natl
nee, with Greenfield second and Tenstone third
Time 1:474.
The fourth race, three-quarters of a mile, was
won by Ernest, with Carrie Stewart second and
Young Duke third. Time LOO.
The fifth race, one mile and a quarter over
SIX hurdles, was won BY Guy with Quebec Sec
Reception to MIR. Blaine and Mr.. Hale.
BAR HARBOR, Me-, August 24.-Two vessels,
supposed to belong to the north Atlantic SQUAD.
ron, have arrived in the harbor. Admiral Jouett,
OF the flagship, will give an invitation reception
this evening to Mr.. Blaine and Senator Hale
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms to The Star.
ron sLANDEBINe GEN. GRANT.

ROk S11ANOEB1N6 GEN. GRANT
New York Politician Challenges
Naval Lieutenant 70 Fight . Duel.
BAR HARBoss, Me, August 24.-A sensational
story has just leaked out here, the substance Of
which IL as follows: While prominent poll.
tician of New York city, a personal friend OF
Gen. Grant, was visiting the flagship Tennes-
see with party Of ladies, certain lieutenanto on
board, who was still wearing the mourning Grape
upon his arm. INDUCED in slanderous remarks
against Gen. Grants character and career. The
politician became very angry, and on his return
lenge to fight q duel. The latter declined, on
the ground that dueling IL In violation of navy
the officer that he would shoot him on sight
unless he accepted the challenge. The lieuten-
ant finally accepted, but while the prelinfna-
ries were being arranged, the admiral heard
rumors of the affair, and declined to permit the
lieutenant to go ashore, thus frustrating the
duel, for the present at least.
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Dbl ED.


BROWN. In New Haven. Conn. Sunday Auxua
23d- 1885. at the residence Of his sonn-law Rev r.
E. samson. Mr.. ELEAZER BROWN, late OF thig CIV
In the seventy-third year of his age.
a., CAMERON. This morning August 24th, 1886, e
Nasey. 2012 Fourteenth street northwest BRETA
ELEANOR infant daughter Of Shelton T. and Rober-
q A Cameron of Edofado, Kansas
DEM1NG. On sunday, August %, 1885 n f1.20
Am, LAURA C., eldest daughter Of Israel and UndS
Deming, In the 10th year OF her age
Funefal from the residenc Of her parents No ll21
inst O'Clock pm Friends u The family Srs IN a.
DOUGLAS. In baltimore on Saturday An~,,.t ~
1886, Mn. NARY DOUGLAS, relics q The ale Wn
Funeral from the Bslttmorc and Fosou,Sc depue On
Tuesday. 18th inst. at lao 6'clOck pn IntSrIsSt
~ Congressional cemetery.
STELLA VIRGINIA, only child 81 &. n ~ -.
Funeral from The rssidence q her p.rens. No "a
O'clock m Fssnds Of :: S.aS " r.. sn 49, 3
attend
MOORE On August ~, 1885, q Q An. .a,r q
long nlness. JOHN MOORE, in the axtyScvsnch -.
fftends Of the family are respscf2aly inviesd se
asteno ms funerA, nom his late r6siduncS No 1Ol RI
sf s mo. - :. I.s g 49,, 49, e
Rye On the 5th Of March. lse6 NARTHA a
Rye wife OF John T. Bye, IN shs 1.svsafS - a
And On the 2sd q Augpe. 1885, snx . s>srs N,
Inierment q Tsnieysown. .. q
.Ss. BRIEF Ipsss s'l &SkE e rA1 sw1f e NJ
s esss son ooS g. IhG 8a ssss'ps, g Es
20 an .uasxing pea IN p.an;
osees 70 weep @r tenn aFs ysln
Marlboro papers please oopy.1
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TRAGEDY IN A FAMOUS CHICAGO FAMILY
Cornelius O'Leary, son Of Mrs. O'Leary whose
fractious COW kicked over the lamp that started
the nre that burned Chicago shot and instantly
ously wounded Kate o'Leary, his sister i'm the
Town OF Lake, near Chicago. 0'Leary was seen
were found shot, and there is no doubt felt that
he did the shooting. He had not been arrestcd
up TO q late hour last night Kate O'Leary re-
fuses TO say any thing about the tragedy,
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THEIR CHILD STARVED TO DEArH.-Mr and
MIS- victor Repose, poor but exceedingly proud
ana sensitive people, entered the poor directors
once In Erie, Pa, Saturday morning with their
chnd, beautiful but emaclated young girl
"For Gods sake give US food for her said the
man with emotion When their turn came the
pair told their tale OF suffering and upon call
Ing upon the girl to confirm their story IL was
found she had died OF starvation while waiting
their turn for relief. The Reposes have kept
secret their destitute condition The Pc
rents were with difficulty prevented from kin.
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District Government Affairs.

COMPLAINT ABOUT BARRED WIRE FENCE
Mr.. VIM. T. Wallace, 4l6 Spruce street, In
quires If there il any law prohibiting the cree
ton OF barbed wire fence within the city limits
lot he occupies, and the one east OF him, 40 &C
Ala Spruce street, lie Droit park.
MISCELLANEOUS
Police Sergeant McKim, in conjunction with
the visiting physician OF the Washington asy.
lum, has been requested by the Commissioners
OF the District TO visit the Freedmen hospital
and examine the patients there whom DIR.
Purvis desires TO transfer to the almshouse hos
pltal.
erty holders Of South Washington call the at
tention Of the Commissioners TO the condition
OF the unpaved alley between e and + streets
and I'd and Sd streets southwest.
Rev. E. A. McGuik, pastor of ST. Aloysius
church, calls special attention to the petition
for the paving Of North Capitol street, from E
to Il streets.
s. E. Faunce, 919 L street northwest, com.
plains Of q leak in the water or sewer pipe in
shepherds alley, near corner OF l. street. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets northwest.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: ID. w. Oyster
erect a two-story and cellar dwelling, East Capt..
tol, between 9TH and 9Th streets northeast,
$1,000. Samuel Norment, erect four two-story
dwellings In alley between LIST and second and
Q and o streets; $500. Leonard Grant, repair
frame, 327 9TH street northeast; 5000. Mrs
George Juseyman, erect private stable on
9Th street northeast; 81 600 VIM. Limerick
repair brick, 1874 Z street southwest; $500. w.
H. Mcknight repair brick, 61S @ street north.
west; 5000. Ignatius Tenaglia, erect two two
story dwellings, Q, between 9TH and 9Th
streets northwest; $4,000
R.ror m rur Turpwowrruu Thu r,,,o,,
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

II
TRUSTEEy SALE OF vALUA BILE BUsTNEHe
PRoPERrY SITUATE At THE CORN ER o.
THIRD AND STREETS SOUTHWEST
STORE AND DWELLING COMBINED.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing -
date September oath, A d. 1881, and duly re- 20
corded in LiDer oS9 folio SO, ct seQ, one OF the
land records of the District Of Columbia and at tEe
written request of the party secured thereby, the
designed Trustees will, on MONDAY. AUG UST
TWENTY-FOURTH. 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK PM.
in front of the premises sell at public auction all that
certain piece parcel and lot Of land situate Ia the city
of Washington, District of Columbia. known and
being part of lot one u. In square five hundred and
thfrtyeght 53S) beginning for the same at the south
east corner of said lot, and running thence north
twentyfv (25) feet thence west sxty6ve 1851 feet
thence south twenty t25) feet thence east sixty
i've 49, feet to the place of beginning together with
the improvements thereon, consisting of store now
used as a saloon, and dwelling house combined.
Terms of sale 81 600 cash; the balance in two equal
nstsllments in one a. and two CD years with inter.
secured by deed of trust the property sold,
all cash at the option Of purchaser All convey
ancing purchasers cost. deposit Of 500 re-
quired the time of sale Terms to be compiled with
in days from the day Of SALE otherwise the Trs-
the right to resell the property the
COS. and risk of the defaultng purchaser.
CHARLES II. PARKER,
Office III and F. SITS. s.w
RICHARD }. COLLINS,
au10-dtedS 46S 4 st. s.w.
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Another attempt WAS made in the suburbs Of
Denver Saturday evening 20 wreck Q train on
tne Denver md RIO 0rande railroad By placing
dynamite on the track. Owing 20 the two re-
the nilroad constantly, and his watchfulnees
saturday evening probably prevented wreck
pfoaching train Was fast one. The Leadyilfe
expfe0 Ian q ESQ, and the Salt Lake expreas
WAs due at o:10. Ia the interval the watch
man found . large quantity Of dynamite on the
track, % placed thst passing train could not
fAii 70 explode Il. The attempts are thought 10
grow out q the strike In the Denver and RIO
0fande shops.
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SOLICITOR McCuE has decided that govern
ment disbursing officers must accept court rec
ords of administrators, when properly verified
according to the law of the state in which the
court meets. He has also decided that no suffi-
Gent reason has been offered Tor the reversal of
the order multiplying the contract with Jno II
Starfn for the transportation Of baggage to the
port Of New York.
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FINE BUILDINI LOT on MBIA
KENESAW STREETS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST TWEEN.
TY-SEEENTH. at SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell in
front of the premises,
LOT IA, BLOCK SIS,
Columbia Heights fronting 100 81 100 feet on 18th
street and lSS feet kenesaw street This is one
the finest lots on Columbia Heights opposite residen-
ces on 18th street. the Episcopal church. and
street cars passing Building operations now in
progress on the Heights.
Terms made known day of sale.
au22-ot DuNCANSON BROS Aucts
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
SOFT HWESC

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule In effect July 5. 1885.
700 A My NCHBCRG NAIL. daily. except Sun.
day. to local stations. connecting at Lynchburg with
Richmond and Allegheny and Norfolk and Westei n
Railroads
HIS A. M.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MALI. daily
making close connections South and Southwest
daily, except sunday, with {, and o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New York and Wash
tngton, to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington to New Orleans without change Of cars
Pullman Parlor Cars from Washington to White
sulphur Springs.
bcs5 =. M.-LOUISEILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charlottesville 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all West
ern Points. Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington 10
Louisville.
I0,4O p. M.-SOUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily 20 ali points, South and Southwest via Dam
vile and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping from
Washington 10 Atlanta. Montgomery and selma
Psrlor cars Montgomery TO New Orleans Pullman
sleeperS from Washington via Charlotte and Column
bia To Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at AS
daily. except Sunday.
Wsrrenton Trains leave Washington at 700 a. m
daily. except sunday, Ills am. and 5:45 m. daily.
Trains arrive IN Washington: 500 Am, southern
sept sunday: 80 p. M, Lynchburg Mail, daily ex-
cept sunday; 9:1o New Orleans Fast Mail daily,
9.4O pm. Louisville Special daily.
For tickets and Information Inquire at Company's
Office, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
l. and Z. Station
NJ SLA CGHTER, n. MACDANIEL.
y6 Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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The United States steamers Pensacola and
kearsarge have sailed from Copenhagen.
IL is expected that Prince Hohenlohe, COVER
nor OF ace-LorrAine, will revoke his order
expelltng II. Rothan from that district
The American artist, Story, has gone non
ftosne 20 vallambrosA. The latest production
Cholera reports In spain since the beGinninn
deaths.
The London Ssosdrd confirms the stassmeus
tnAt Russia has abandoned her claims 10 zuk
MAI Pass and says that peace II thus seoors6
,yA,n immense bear was Shot last week neal
noihsterviiie, Wayne county, Pa. When cut
SPen nruin was sound % have IN old bullet IN
trap. -"
The Priscilla won the yacht race q. sandy
LUX saturday. croesing the line ct 636, hve
minutes ahead q the Puritan
a syracuse Dispatch says that Mr.. Evnrta
states tnat he win under no circumstances con.
senL 70 be candidate for governor OF New
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TIyHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
sHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

VIA
SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route 70 the south and southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 3D., 1885.
e2S daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points On line OF Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western, East Tennessee. Virginia and
Gsorg,a Railroads. Atlanta, Macon, Jackson
leans and the South and southwest Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Counec3ing at
ShenAndoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York Atspta
e1o p NJ. daily Memphis Express For all points
South, southeast and Southwest Pullman Pal
Aes sleeping Cars between Shenandoah junction
and Memphis wiShout change, connecting 6
Cleveland Tenn, with Pullman Cars to New
Orleans without change
Trains leave b q o. r. K Passenger Station, cornQ
New Jersey avenue and street.
For tickets sleepng car reservations and a infor.
mstson apply al ticket Offices, SO Psnna ave, 1851
PennA ave- and Al depot r. a q. R r, and cEaee az
The Line, 5O1 Penna ave-. where orders will be- taken
-. oaE4ge to be called for in part Of he city
A. POPE, z J. LOCKWOOD,
8sae- PaA end Tiki ACT Pas and TIKI Al
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