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BULLARD. Al Dallas, Texas July 7th 1885 m
estson Of Mrs : 4. Buiard, Of W sshinston. D. G
,CLoKEY, On July 18th, 1855. SAMUEL d. CLIO
day. the 18th inst. at . pm.
Is wfs aYE 81 Iny H. ssS
Funeral viii take place at his late residence $50 Fra
(N) street. West Washington, four O'Clock Tuesday
s }s @ s0Ss
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A. ;I Toss, beloved VIE q i: Foss. ESQ.
II5S;;siso, IN Jaiy IL. 1855. GRxk3iILE T.. ssis
children Of Lena N. and John +. Garner.
AS the sweet flowers that scent the morn.
,, And sither IN the rising day.
Thus swiftly passed their lives away.
fanGsy 'uE Ian iss ss e.. e z
Funeral to take place from her late residence, as
Su n.
respectful invited 10 attend.
MILES, HE'S 9p Fly - ass 2, three u O'clock
daughter Of Helen Belle and George Haas. 81, aga
The pet called Mabel
Time can only heal our bleeding wounda
Funeral takes place from their residence 81 Penn
| nesday, Jdly 18th. '''-
HAN MASER on Monday, July 18th, 1855. at s
late of Lyhchburg. Va
Darling Mama VIII strive to meet You in heaven
~ FUNERAL rom the residence OF Mrs johnson. los
VI street northwest, NJ four O'Clock Tomorrow amer
hooi- -
HARRINGTON. Sunday, July 18th, 1885 at VIII
Dennis Harrington, az Cd thirty years.
Funeral from Baltimore and Potomac depoe ct i n.
m. Tuesday, July Ia. Friends invited to attend.
MOSS. On Sunday evening Juy 1oth lssh sosr
S,I loss anu anu PaiIsl Illness, JOSEPH GUARDIAN
months and . days
Vernon nsnase ,,.... ,orv,
>,o,x io'' papers please copy.J
III EWEi IVY TN, $3.50 Ut o;ry CLOCK, ShONES
Nh go sa,, 81. ", .. . suo AAhsns W
I'm. raj aiil - IL ,a1 LIS anu Sc W., ~. oAys:
Monday Jmv IAN ps o,cnn s ~ E.ts,Ss ~ ~
family are respectfl,lIy invifei tn sff4nd
0CoNNEII sa,n,dav 1,,~ m ,oex ~.po.
mr. IrCHE I~.p.u july A, tooC, EsA-
Her funeral will take Mace Tuesday ynlv IA M n
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The Board of notifications.

NEW YORK, July 13.-The board of fortif1ca-
lions and coast defenses held private session
War Endicott, Brig. Gen. s. V. Benet and Capt
ChaS. s. Smith, of the ordnance department;
of the engineer corps. U. S. A.; Commanders w.
L. Sampson and Z. +. Goodrich, U. s. N; Eras-
tus Corning and Joseph Morgan, jr., who COM
prise the board, were present at tO-day's ses-
sion.
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DITMAN'S SHORTHAND EVERY STYLE OF
anc Pen nd and Book keeping taught at resi-
rience; thorough scientific instruction Address JAS
CoRRlDON, penman, House of Representatives.
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"ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY;
~ only school Of the kind here. A special inv-
soon learn profession. PA ID st. Sc je6 I'm
ERENCH LESSONS. PRIVATELY OR IN
4 classes, Summer rates:) Prof II. LARROQUE,
and modern languages taught and translated. jy3Im*
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VITEEKS & CO., Auctioneers,
wv 637 Louisiana ave, opp. City Post ONCE

ON ACCOUNT OF MAKING A CHANGE IN
-BUSINESS, THE PROPRIETOR WILL COM.
MENCE TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
THE y; ENTIRE ST0Gk THEREIN Nv, M5T I
MORNING, July FIFTEENTH; AT TEN A:
NJ, AND IN THE EVENING AT SEVEN, AND
WILL CONTINUE DAILY UNTIL ALL Is
DISPOSED OF.
The stock consists in part Of
Fine Mill nery Of ali kinds silk Pushes Satins and
SILKS; Ribbons Spanish Laces, Black and White:
Other Laces; Work. Net Colored Illusion; Kid Gloves;
Silk Gloves; Scarfs: Fichus; Trimmed and Untrinl-
med Hats and Bonnets; Black Grape Veils Feathers
and Flowers Children's Dresses; Ladies' Underwear;
Ruching Gilt and other Braids; silk HdkfS; large
stock of ali kinds of Buttons: Fancy Goods of every
descriptions Pocket Books Satchels Perfumery, Orn-
amentS, &c
Particular attention is called to this sale, the
owner is determined to close out without reserve
limit. ivl32t
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NHOS. j. FISHER d CO..

1NHOS j. FISHER & CO..
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
On COLUMBIA HEIGHTS" OPPOSITE THE
FINE RESIDENCE OF 4. /. BARBER.
On SATURDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH, 1885, at
SIX O'CLOCK L. NJ. in front the premises, s.fN
we shall offer for sale that desirable residence i
known as No Clifton street; the lot is so by .E:l
2l3 feet and is improved by nearly house OF
perior construction, containing nine rooms. with
large attic. ID foot hall, hard wood finish and all
modern Improvements.
The situation is delightful, commanding fine view
OF the city, and must enhance In value.
Terms at sale, fy1S.d&ds
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Gen. Hampton Makes Important Con
tributiOns TO the History Of the
Fight. !:

CHA RLEsToN, g. e., July 1S.-The Neavs and
Ipurter publishes long letter nom Gen. Wade
a d3 correcting errors in the recent arti-
cies OF Gems. Johnston and ImbOden, touching
the first battle Of Manassas or Bull Run.
Gen. Hampton shows that the Hamp-
ton Legion, 600 strong, which he com:
sherman and Keyes, who were driving the con-
iederate forces back, and that the legion SO de-
layed the federal advance as to enable confeder-
ate reinforcements to be brought up. The Ne.us
ana Courier gives an elaborate review Of the
battle, the history of which it claims must now
be rewritten Its conclusion is thus: Hamp-
ton was to Jackson at Manassas what
jackson was to the whole confed-
crate left. Hampton saved Stonewall
jackson, as Jackson savedthe army. 1t was
the magnificent lighting Of the:legion under ter
rlble odds that gave jackson time to bring his
troops into position. Had he not had the OPP
portunity to form the Virgtnians, who after
wards stood "like a stone WALL" the battle
would have been irretrievably lost. The oppor-
tunity to form those Virginians was given to
jackson by Hampton and his men, and was
given by them alone.
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HAMILTON, ONT, July 13.-Permission has
been granted the 18th battalion, of Hamilton,
Ont, To attend the Inauguration ceremonies al
the Niagara International Park on Wednesday
Lieut.. Gov. Robinson and the members Of his
cabinet and Lieut. Col. GrowsKi are among the
prominent Canadians who will take part in the
opening proceedings.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

Jusr RECEIVED
A JOB LOT DE GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS,
which Offering for 2o cents the regular price
so cents.
Also q fun line Of
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, COLLARS
AND CUFFS AND NECKWEAR
SHIRTS TO ORDER SPECIALITY.
COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED for &c each
B. ELLERY
m IlI2 street northwest
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE, NEAR l4TH STREET
co,ns Crsle VIII open SEPTEMBER goth, with full
vited to parents and guardians who know the school
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. d. CABELI., Principals. iyl3
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The English Yacht senesta.

New YORK, July l3.-The steamer Leasing,
from Hamburg, reports having passed the Eng
lsh cutter yacht Genesta on the morning of the
18th instant in latitude 40 As, longitude SO 10,
under full sail. ALI well. 1t is thought the
Genesta will arrive here about Thursday,
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Local NOTES..


At the annual convention of the business
educators OF America at jacksonville, ILL.,, last
week, Prof. H. G. Spencer, of this city, as pres-
dent, delivered the annual address, and Mrs.
Sara A. Spencer introduced discussion of the
methods ofteaching spelling.
Thomas Lawless and Edward Dean abused
each others families and had fight, in which
Dean had his eye BACKED and his face was ter
ribly bruised. Lawless was arrested for as
sault and fined $40 and costs by Judge Smell
Grace E. Burke, little girl Of six years. who
was found in house CT nI-fame at 327 Mary
land avenue by Officer O'Neill, was sent TO ST.
Eincents Orphan Asylum by Judge Smell to-
Sight Watchman Thomas O'Brien arrested
Samuel Hunt and Robert Allen for trespass in
Armory square and they were fined So each
by Judge Smell to-day.
the farm of VIM. Dinger, near Oak Grove,
x colored woman named Ella Jones, living
verely scalded from her knees down this after
noon by the upsetting of a wash-boiler.
AN ALLEGED POLICY BACKER ARRESTED
This afternoon Detectives Raft and Block, with
Lieut.. Kelly and officer Skidmore, raided an
alleged policy headquarters at los 41a street,
where the doors Were broken open and Frank
Thompson, the alleged hacker, was found look
ing over the days writings. A number of
captured. He gave bail for his appearance in
the Police Court tomorrow.
BEAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncanson
i Bros: sold In square fronting New Hamp
west, as follows: Lot 4, to ]; H. Mari, for 97c.;
lot Ito T. ]. Mayer for Sic; lot 6, to j. III. MARI
for Sac; lot Z, to Robert keaty, for SSc.; lot
to L. W. Tolman, for Sac; lot 3 to w. Blasland,
for Sac; lots 10, IL II and 13, to s. ;. Shedd,
for zoe; lot Is, to James Cady, tor Soc; lot z,
TO T. j. Mayer, for 74c.; lots l. and 10, to j. Ill.
Mari. for 7Oc.; lot Is, to T. j. Mayer, for 71c.
A WIFE-BEATER PUNIsHEp.-John Miner,
an excited colored man who lives at 22lS Nir-
ginia avenue, was arraigned i'm the Police Court
this morning on charge of wife-beating. II
am guilty, and intend TO do IL again he an
swered raising his hand in which he held a
long strap In answer TO inquiries from the
judge his wife Amelia said he kicked her In
the stomach and pounded her with his fist.
YES did and have got right TO correct my
child and my wife. too, il l want" spoke up
the prisoner. "lou are fined $40, or 60 days."
said the Judge. Miner again interrupted the
court saying he had right to correct his child,
and without his wifes Interference. The judge
told him to keep quiet or he would be put in
the dock. "Put me where you please" he an
swered. 81 don't give d. what you do with
me-" Bafliff Barton ushered the excited man
to the cell below, and the judge increased the
sentence by requiring him to give bonds I'm the
sum of $500, IN default to stand committed for
six months.
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baltimore Markets.

due sSas sss sSs
ding, iois Flour steady. with islr dsmandNHowara
S $;
GU Wheat nsSnhern easier under liberal receipts
sSsr N snd
s srs wipsss sss sge Sass
snd qas
Sd oa sG 1
ern 3saai western white aSs4l DO MIXED $saSe
prime to choice Pennsyiyania and Maryland. f4:0oa
ana ces rs
SIDES packed 5sSla Bacon-shouldsrs, 9l9; clear rib
stead stems efsa@sfy isais
Egys steady, l2al2h. Petroleum s!eady-reaned
sSd s e iaIS ssS s sssyS
cotton $500; Hour. ls. Sd alsSd grain higher. q
bushels: corn. bushels oats. 800 SasSsis rye
loo bushels, shipments.nouI. 1851 berreaA
wheat 800 600 bushels corn. 5000 bOsheia
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. July l3-1 p.m:-Feeling in wheat mar
higher shan e.Sss August
ss sD as os Aasess a AZ
sass sspfIesr P Rys S ss F:1.ssd s2S
strong and higher-CAsh, geo; August.& en-; Septem-
her, q 75a6.771a.
THE EXODUS OF THE CoURTA-To-day the
Court In General Term adjourned to September
14th, when the case Of Strong agt. the District
will be heard. The Circuit Court has ad-
journed Tor the term, and the Criminal has I'D
1ourned till september 18th, leaving only the
Equity Court In session. This will adjourn 70
September, but the Probate Court will be held,
rs usual. Chief Justice Cartier left some weeks
since ON has vacation, In Kansas. Ohio and New
York; Judge Cox and fhmtiy have gone 70 Mar
ragansett Pier; Judge Macarthur leaves to-
night for Wisconsin. but will spend most Of the
season at Saratoga; Judge James will spend
most OF the season la New England, and win
make o trip to New Foundland-
Charlie; Dyer, bos: OF 2 coal breaksr Ct shsn.
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MARRIED.

wRENN-wISE On July 18th, 1885, af Trinity
Catholic church, by the Rev. Father Kelly b j. pes
tor, assisted by Rev. Father Roccoford 81 THOA AS
j. WRENN TO CLARA ROSE WISE. both Of West
Washington.
No cards
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LONDON, July lathe Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
yesterday preached a powerful sermon on the
patrician iniquity Of London as exposed by the
text the 10th verse of the I'd chapter of the
Epistle of Paul to the Romans, which he quoted
in defense OF the Pal Mall Gazette's work in
making its revelations.
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TRYING To OUsr MAYOR HARRIsoN.-The at
date for mayor at the last municipal election In
Chicago, on Saturday served on Mayor Harri-
son a formal notice that on "Wednesday next
they viii ask the county court for an order di.
recting a recount of the ballots cast for mayor,
In order TO determine who is entitled 10 the
off
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Today, Stewart agt. Smith; decree below
affirmed. Patch agt. Davis; exceptions over
ruled and auditors report affirmed. Schiiiin-
ger agt. Crawford; motion for rehearing over
ruled. keyser agt. Hitz, decree signed.
Mackall agt Mackall; decree for sale. W. Ii.
TENDER 18th.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge James.
To-day, u. S. agt Grant and Hine ct al;
defendants Grant and Hine granted leave to
plead. Walsh, Hall & Co. agt. Bachelor ct al /;
judgment for writ of security for costs. Schulz
ties agt Rowland; default. d. c. agt. Emmert,
and same agt. Daily; certified TO General Term.
Brce agt. Bell; order for security for cost.
Bigger agt. Butterdeld; leave to amend repii-
cation. Thomas agt. Raglan; do, answer.
Kelly agt. Diver; motion for new trial over
ruled. Rivers agt. Carter; do.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Thomas LAwless, assault on Edward
Dean; SO or thirty days. VIM. Proctor; as
sault: So forfeited.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star,
zen. sheridan On His Way - Ror
Reno Via CALDWELL

Keno VIA CALDWELL.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July lathe Times Fort
Leavenworth special states that Gen. Sheridan
ana Gen. Miles have left Chicago for
Fort Reno, via Caldwell, Kan. Twelve COM
panles, under Lieut.. Col. Anderson, from the
department of the Platte, have arrived at
aiiace en- route to Crossfield, the terminus OF
the southern Kansas railroad, to reinforce the
troops already there. Six companies of the
sixth infantry at Fort Douglas are also ordered
70 De held in readiness to 60 to Crossfield under
Lieut.. osborne. The united forces at the last
named point will be Under the Command OF
Neut. Col. Anderson
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Gen. Grant Feeling Better.
TAKING PLENTY OF FOOD WITHOUT PAIN An

HIS VOICE CLEARER.
MT MCGREGoR, N. Y, July 13.-Dr. Douglas
said this morning that Gen. Grant had passed
good night, using little or no cocaine in his
throat, and this morning he was bright and his
spirits improved. Tie sick man is taking food
tg AND ne ns liquid
voice is clearer and stronger this morning and
his pulse has greater volume than yesterday.
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STEAMERS.
rU y A K ID l. 1 n E.

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NOTICE
- LANE ROUTE
TH TE6 eYNARp YpM TnS MI II
f fH6M c f1Ek g. sr Re- zone new R4 YoRR
ETRURIA-....sat., Aug. ErHU KIA.....sat. Aug. 20
AND EVERY A4R5Y FROM SEM Y SePs
RATES OF PASSAGE,Cabn-S6O $50 and 500.
sleerage at very low rates. s,eerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and ali other parts Of
through bills u laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
office No 4 Bowling Green, OF both steerage and
Iaolh 70 oiiS BiHELoW q CO., 0o5 7th street,
VEESoS Il; BROWN & CO, New York.
Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & Coz.
iy13 sos 18th street, Washington.
4 GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Companys pier, No AZ North River, foot Of Morton
Ameriaue; santelli, Wednesday, July q, Bpm.
Canada. de Kersabiec, Wednesiay. Aug J. noon.
Nornlande. Frangeul, Wednesday Aug IL, am
Checks payable sight. in amounts suit, on the
Banque Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BE-
ban, Agent No . Bowling Green New York.
Co MeSsss Bt FL, g CO. Agents for the District Of
iyI3 Washington. DC.
ITO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
CHEAP SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport, Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the sea.
Take the popular steamer ..Leary' or Excelsior -
Meeting in Norfolk with the first,ciass passenger
steamers berkshire and Johns Hopkins.
To Boston. via Frovidenc e si4; FOUND trip, $50.
This includes meals and stateroom berth.
whsr Teephone no 0es Ea sfree'
y9-2m Agent
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VWALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE LOT, TWENTY ONE-SIXTH FEET BY
ONE HUNDRED ONETWELFTH FEET I'M
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust dated June 25th go
1875, and duly recorded in Lber No 7SS, folio NV
469, of land records for the District of Co. 5
umbia and at the request Of the party secured there
by. we will SELL at public auction, in front of the
premises on TUESDAY, JULY I4th, 1885, Ats p NJ
The north 70 feet inches oflot No in square No 34
Washington City, nsad District, together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale expressed in said deed of trust,
amount of debt secured with expenses of sale in cash.
aud the balance at six and twelve months for which
notes of purchase bearing interest from Of sale
and secured BY deed OF trust on property sold shall
Conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms of sale to be complied with in six days from
day of sale else trustees the right to
risk and cost of purchaser in default.
FKEDK. kOONES, 1r.
jy3-eo&ds JAMES T. WOItMLEY, lrusteea
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A DENIAL FROM PRESIDENT BATfs.-Mr n.
III. Bates president OF the B. and o. Telegraph
Co., says: The statement I'm Sundays New
York World attributed 10 Mr.. Somerville, OF the
w. U. company, that the Is. and O. company
has been trying for the past two weeks and IL
still endeavoring TO get the Western Union to
take our wires, is absolutely false. have had
no conference or communication with the w.
u. company or any of it's officers for months,
and neSer at any time on the subject Of union
with that company"
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EDUCATIONAL.


= Win open s aahH with M
corps of accomplished instructors Reference is in
Me- nep the ais
Mt ST. Jo 5 5Id,s COLLEGE, -,
Ierms BOarders per session of FIVE months 500.
Ras osSsSfs%sa1.s s ss will "
Y13-1m Baltimore county, Md.
4 Penmanship and Book Keeping taught at resi-
aence ana at schools heen years professional expe
CoKRIDoN, penman, House Of Representatives. 'N>'
WAsHINGToN ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY;
t tsao to All to ire method
sunGss BY RE
graduate of Sorbonne, Paris TIA 18th ST. Classical
II Partisan pronunciation; natural method A prac
tlcal use ct the Language taught in short time.
ae' 4e'n now siisi hSar Pku aT SaS I'm
1e3O6m 1Ol4 18th ST. NV, bet. and L.
NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO
~ by which pupils can accomplish in q few months
time what is ordinarily done il years with the old
ans pSoSa
ana SCHOLARS enc VIII welcome the
easily convince Mat it is what they desire. For
sfe stRst es a n sGs g md
w Moores Hall. 81 9th st; n.w continues through
tsses iesim* BH tsiioa 5' Sre sasa
PRoF; oRTENsTEIN, THE POPULAR GUITAR
Guitar aS n usX and a
l742 Pa. ave- II. W. ie25-3m
HaaMsaEge sSH8od T3a
Opens September 10th, 1850. Special Glasses for
the Or seis @
S2sfE per year. Principals Library open gratutousy
je22.tsi REV. DR.. c. X NELSON. Principal
NoTrRaEs DAME OF MARYLANp;
town, i:iies from baltimore Nd Conducted BY the
Send for catalogue .y3-s.m,w2m
CELWYN HALL. READING, PA, 4 THOROUGH
preparatory School for Boys Conducted upon the
e head as tSr
reading Pa jyl-eo2m
CWITIIIN c. sHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD-
IibsE: a. NJ Harvard College Graduate, Media. Pa
TNHE BERLlTz school. OF LANGUAGES
s23 14th ST. n. W., CITY,
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER
ALSO SUMNER SCHOOL AT
PLYMOUTH. MASS.
CHORTHAND = REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
- every evening. Private lessons a specially. All
shorthand books and publications constantly on hand
and exceptional opportunities for learning the
offered at WASHINGTON PHONOGRAP PHO HEAD
QUARTERS. 927 l st. NV. apI
business EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
- mtddle-aged men and women Spring and sum.
9th and i, SIS H. v Rapid writing, bookEeeii Ing
rapid calculations English Language
from date OF entrance, day night $780, three months
day, $40; night ~ i; one month, day. 81 night. S.
RAPID writing, only II lessons, So Call send for
Circulars. HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal Sara
A SPENCER. Vice Principal mh2S
Miss AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD
~ nate and certified examiner of the New England
Conservatory: Piano technique, harmony aud voice
culture. 1912 10th st NV. DIS
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES or
4 study; to adults confidential: prepares for college
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTE, s.w. corner S,h and K sts NV
Mathematical Classical. business
s w. FLYNN A. NJ
Evening Classes, So ard SIS month. ocy9
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
win be sold at public auction at the Agricultural
Department in this CITY, on SATURDAY, JULY
Lot Of Farming Tools consisting of Plows, Cultfva-
tors Moving Machine, Manure Spreader, sulky Plow,
seed SOwer, ShoveiS Forks, Old Iron, Seed Bags,
DC. The property can be seen and any Information
desired obtained before the sale by calling
HENRY PHELPS, Property Clerk.
Terms of sale cash. jylS-5t
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The Lyuching of CooDer.

NO EFFORT MAKING TO DISCOVER THE MEN
WHO DID 1T.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 1S.- The body ofHow-
ard Cooper, cOlored, who was hanged early this
morning at Towson, remained suspended until
jury of inquest was summoned to-day. The
verdict was that he came to his death by
hanging, at the hands of parties unknown.
A large number of ladies visited the Jail to-day
to view the body. No effort has been made TO
discover who were the parties engaged in the
lynching, nor Is there manifested any DISPOSE
ton to know who they We're.
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