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AehtS' a' AueToac ., tu auu III BIS.
Frank. Jeweler and Optician, No. 457 Pa.
ave., Gents Vest Chains and Charms, 81 to $40.
slippers. slippers. slippers.
For school examinations, at less than wholesale
Children's strap sandals, 47c.; children's low
ties, 47c.; childrens oxford ties, 67c: childrens
siPpsfs @ ankle ties Sc
misses i strap sandals, SIC; misses Newport
holes, 97c boys low ties, TIC
. Always be sure you are at the right place.
strasburfer Bros. 726 9TH street; between g
and II, and 461 Penn. ave., near Al It.
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.
Special Bargains cor school Ex"mina-
Spring Heels for boys and girls from 73c. up.
Spring Heel slippers from 95c. up.
Heeied Shoes, In KID ana feooie, from 69c.
Newport Ties, Ruttoned. oxfords, vassar Ties,
Opera Toes, Sandals, Sailor Ties and other
for boys we have Hooked Balls from s115
UP; fine Button Shoes from CSC. up.
Low Quarters, in Ties and Buttoned, from csc.
up.
z sTRAsBuneER, eoe 9TH street,
Johnser's Cool Dining Saloons
For ladies and gentlemen, 44O and 442 9th
Crabs, Deyiled Crabs, Clam Chowder, Turtle
Soup, Spring Chickens, Fresh Fish, Spiced Oys--
tiers, Frogs &c, &C., &c Little Neck CLANS and
Oysters, half shell. Also, Meals and Lunch.
Ladies' saloon first floor. Polite attention. 2
Best Quality Blue Flannel shirts
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot. 9TH and Fl.
So Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. L
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near st. s&w-3m
Reed e. Carprick's Sodium Uyp0cIor
lite. Recommended by the Public Health Asso-
disinfectants and germicides. Cholera, Diph-
liberia, Fevers, Malaria, etc, prevented by its
use. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,S-45 Reed & Carnrick, 1872 Fulton ST., NY.
To Keep the Blood Pure
is the principal invention in medicine. DR.. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy does this, thus it cures
Kidney, Liver and Blood diseases. co
Cold Milwaukee Beer
In English stone mugs. JoHNsoN's, 440 9th
street.
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GENUINE DASFORTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned 1T W. ;. jerks ( Co.'S, IL 9Th street.
THE EYEsIGHT FITTED 81. Hempler, near r.
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y REMARKABLE OFFER
For the summer months we have decided to
make six elegant cabinets for 81. Come and
see the charming styles. K. Wallis imperial
studio $40 Market Space.
Also, at a.. Pennsylvania ave. and 205 W.
Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
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TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.-The cheap
est and best Trunks Mt X. T.. Lewis, $40 9TH
street. between i and X. n. B.-Price plainly
mark ed ON each trunk.
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FINE INDIA LINEN. Toe: gents balbriggan
underwear. oUc.; full regular hose, 2oc.; Brod-
hon II
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-Gent's comfortable
French calf CATERS for tender feet, only 81 %
Il Strasburser, 9O6 18th street, four doors above
street
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WHIsKIEs.-For medicinal purposes call and
try some OF my special brands, such as the Il.
h Moore 1867. Chickencock 1S6S, Guecken-
at m
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IL ORDER TO please ladies and children we
VIII present every customer with q handsome
novelty card. and have reduced prices on Ex-
animation Shoes. Ties and Slippers to such a
low margin as will make them laugh. Call and.
learn our prices before purchasing.
SOUNG'S SHOE HOUSE,
iU2 9TH street.
Look for The Old Lady in Window.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Au,use,nenfS Yo.Ni~bt

ALBAUGH's OPERA HOCSE.-"Fra Diavolo"
CoMIQCE SUMNER GARDEN.-"Jack Shep-
pard and Female Ministries.
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Don't BUY THE FRAME of n NapOr Stove, but
get one with the improved burners. n. Eberly
& Sons. lis 9Th street northwest.
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SELLING Orr
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT A GREAT LOSS

NAVY BLUE sATTINES, with white figure re-
duced to 1Sc
Finest quality BATISTE, 25c. reduced to 15c.
PACIFIC LAWNS very fine quality nearly yard
wide, reduced to SC.
NUNS VIKINGS 1Sc.
Fine quality DRESS GINGHAMS, Sc
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON Sc.
BDACk BROCADE SILK GRENADINES reduced
to soc.
u. 26 down to 81.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from 81
down to Toe.
Very best quality A1ERRIMAC CALICO, &c.
Beautiful LAWNS &C.
New York Mills SHEETING Csc
COLORED BROCADE VELVETS, reduced to 81. so.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE,
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OUR CLEANING SALE
The greatest drives are offered in our bows
department, the prices nearly cut in halt. Else
man Bros, 9Th and sts.
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NOtices-Three or four nice rooms over my
furniture warerooms, 1873 14th street NV, for
rent furnished, or for storage purposes. Arthur
Rooney
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 13, 1888. III a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states fair warmer
weather, followed by local rains, southeriy
winds.
For sunday, local rains are indicated for New
England and the middle Atlantic states;
clearing weather In the lake region.
JULIUS LANsBURGH, 80 9Th street. intends
TO have another rug sale 0p Monday June 18th.
Especial prices for the day only: Llrse.t SIZE
mer price $3.50: another size at S1.oo; former
price 81 rs: another size 81 each; former price
In conjunction with above a line of
Smyrna rugs mOquette mats and rugs VIII be
offered, especial mention being made OF mo
quefte hearth rugs. S2-9o. reduced from Do
Large sofa rugs IN moquette. fl4u reduced
from SIS We will also place ON our counters
2OOO fancy bordercd shades with ali the fix
lures 90 cents each.
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FINE ASSORTMENT of travelling satchels and
trunks. Mt B.iuul's
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Tan. sunburn, Pimples. BIackheads and Oily Skin,
use the CUTICURA SOAP. ie3
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$4,000 WORTH OF BANKRUPT STOCK.-Ox-
ford Ties, Button and slippers for ladies misses,
children. men and boys. must be sold III ten
days. Look for bargains 1T
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OUR CLEANING SALE.
English corkscTew Sitin-lined Coats and Vest,
$40. Eiseman Bros, 9Th and SITS.
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IL
By virtue of an order Of the District Court. 80
holding Court of Bankruptcy for the District Of&S9
ing me to sell the real estate Of Joseph p Herman,
bankrupt, and by virtue Of deed of assignment to
in SAID bankrupt cause dated the Eth day Of Dsceu-
Der, a. DIST yesting in the following real estate
of the said Joseph p Herman, situated in the city Of
Washington and the Dis riot Of Columbia shall. on
WEpNESpAI, the EIGHTH DAY Of JULY. 1855,
highest bidder the following described real estate and
the same to wits All That part of the original lot ght
S) in square tive hundred and thrtyive $3.50 begin
Fourana-a,half street southwest. thence running
twenty five (2o) feet north said -Four and-a
half street; tence one hundred 900 feet; thence
south twenty-five (oo) feet south street: thence
Aso, AT TltE SAME TINE AND PLACE, that
dred ana thIryVe t5s5l beSinning for The same at
the northwest corner Of said Lot ten Qol running
thence east one hundred 400 feet south street
southwest; thence south twenty-five (25) feet; thence
west hundred lOV feet. to Fourand half street
north twenty five (25) eet to the place of beginning
Terms Of sale: Cash
jel3-s&ds CHARLES WALTER, Assignee.
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MONEY to loan on real estate in amounts to
suit b. III. Warner DIG + ST. II. W.
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ELECTRIC WORK. Burglar Alarms. j. Kueh.
Ing, 419 i2tn street northwest.
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Gold and Silver Watches
It cost. The City Optical Store. d. n. Wal.
ord, 4S7 Penn ave. s,mGw-1m
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OUR CLEANING SALE.
$40 viii buy OF US the best suit in the country
for the money. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E SITS.
ASK Your DRUGGIST TO give You our beautiful
story book, Legend of Aloha" Eastmans new
perfume Aloha.
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AUCTION SALES.

IT K. FULTON, Auctioneer.
-ArCTIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction at store 1918 Penn
sH!xaHa at FEN 4 a. stOe
Nickel cased Watches Chains: Bracelets, Cuff But
Oslo to 779sS inelasvs This sale viii continue
nn Ill he sts a. are sold
Ff hGS Ssst, and se taHs notice H
- Real Estate Brokers'
PUBLIC sAIE9E VERY pEsIR RaEI RTILDISa
S1 ,ls, s sItpjS{ IS, no,os to 40 ot
5as ABOVE deSerbed
P 1StS IF I1s e TbSs Sn Ine on 5fS
per cent interest payable semi-annuay, secured by
S:spss "s
sps s GUS esIsss i bRS
TIHoMAs J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Aucts.
EES SSWS i IS IS f. EAsf d1fiToi STREET:
last will and testament of Thomas Mcdonnell.
ted to probate and recorded in Will Book, No. ~,
folio Alp, &c:
The undersigned surviving executor, will offer at
public auction on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY
FIFTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the premises
square numbered seven hundred and twenty-eght
(72s), in said city of Washington, known Us sub
of twenty-six GO feet and one and 9ns-half ~
inches and depth Of eishty,iive }sS feet aud sly
basement frame dwelling. with all modern conven-
fences and other appurteDauceS said premises being
known No. lo2 East Capitol street.
Terms Of sale: Oneihird "a OF the purchase money
meuts OF and two years with interest at six per
cent per annum until paid and secured by decd OF
cost deposit Of one hundred 400 dollars required
the time of sale Terms of sale to be complied with
within ten IO) days.
+. MARCELLUS COX,
Surviving Executor of Thomas Mcdonnell, deceased
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WALNUT DINING TABLES, extension, So
lounges So: walnut chamber suites, $40. sio
and $50: imitation of walnut chamber suites
$50; walnut hair-cIoth Pslrior suites. S35; COW
cred in plush, $50; walnut marble-top side
boards sic: walnut dining chairs, Si.25 each
rnarbIe-top tables. $3.50; imitation walnut bed
steads $3.50: chifoniers, SIP; hat racks, 50;
walnut w:trdrobes. SIS; walnut coInmodes, 81.
VIM. H. Dunn's Furniture Warehouse, 81 9TH
northwest.
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Ten PER CENT off ON frames for schools. Veer
hoffs 916 and AL 9Th street.
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y REMARKABLE OFFER,

MONEY to loan in sums TO suit.
Il. H Warner. GIG T st n W
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CIR THE BEST.
''THE CORCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand Q large stock Of the Celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS" Of all kinds and de-
scrfption, at Lowest Prices.
Every genuine Concord Harness IL stamped with
makers name and trade mark.
~ Coupe, Carriage and Road harness q speciality.
LUTZ s. BRO,
407 Pennsylvania Avenne,
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satchels in great variety VI lowest price
myl4
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Mis-. f. .Ss eIs n yss! Sulphur cay: eyl3
ne hunting and sssins Two mi.e iro% 1lborS
s1s SniS ss os Natural Bridge or
IN 4WooRTA RD iase cf Orkney sprinsa Ssnsssr
rs aSsss o! FSs s ras. assns ti
hl spot on the Jersey Coast: b0tS raj and lG:ESl
Popular Ss Tsss 1t frSs fEsnd
dsssn Il, mN Sss ATLANTIC =; NJ cry;
Elegantly furnished uninterrupted ocean view way
fs Ss sT SsSp1 1ss% stafford R q
TlHE CAgRoLLToN, OCEAN GROVE. & J.. on
4 Ocean Pathway tpaved). two hundred a
8safsss THE ibs'sa kMs iFsy
SEJAxEs POINT PLEASANT. Nj. THE ONLY
ea'iss, f sS'sss and nd ei IS i'ss
Siblock nom beach; full ocean view: appointments
rus ;HEas
TENBERG. r o. Box 313. jel3-im
A ttLEGHANY SPRINGS, Va. Now. THE
tion ofgges,f The acsomn,od.,ions are frst.
The Hotel s .S % S aud sap
anS saSwsI Sash Fine IRWIN: and beau
n al ss.s I'd ss sass as ~ ss Ssss
I'D y ssa sprnns
dyspsSsa aud other ehroae diseases viii be- fur.
,si% 1919 e ea HESstssnf Fssss,s,s c.
ytIFToN HOUSE; ;A'sBTnY; PARK, ia
sss,ssry : sSra aaS ssSS
III N. p 80. I'm
l. Capacity 200 gnsSss..
e,,2m Popular rates oReI 1S TSSs so FTdpretor
The most desirable samner Reso. isr The
s hound fHh r epns to
10th ST. NV. jeioiw.
4 snUhH rAF sAH Ii i HOUSE.
Seventh season sui ocean view sewerage "a
arssS RRs EoG. sDf q
day. Special rates per week. 81. D. CIHfLE ysS-cS
A sBURY PARK. n. ). BONNY BANK COTTAGE.
v, Fourth d1 avenue venue one Plosk nom ocean AAA
tons; good table; noar hot and cold salt water
A sBUBY PARK, y. J.-THE VICTORIA FAM.
1eT sishts. fable good Accom- $stioSs eo%. .
Terms H.Ss's spfd s Tor sS
y. as.ss: $$y: ! IL: g.:s:
,ooa. Tenth Season. June 1a.h, 1855;
SPRING VIEW HOTEL, OCEAN GROVE n. J.
n On eSsaa Er9n ns and Wesley
Spring water; yerandas on three fronts; beau ~.
'f ia Lawns Special rates June and ypIy .tnS
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FINE PHoros. kets Kemethy,s, 100 Pa. ave.

WINDOW SHADES in every variety, ready
made and made 10 order. W. e. Moses s Son,
corner 11th and + streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-13

SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
shown at W. ;. jerks x COS, III 9Th street.
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FUsSELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
Oftown; 1927 New York avenue.
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HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.
LAWS & BURCH, 143 9TH street.
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All Kinds sewing Machines for Rent.
81 per week or SO per month; all new improve.
ments; at Auerbach's, 7th and H SITS.
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CITY ITEMS.

Trunks and Satehels.
Buy your Trunks at r. c. Lewis.
The cheapest Good Trunks In city.
1 II. G. Lewis, Hat and Trunks, go eth st.
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LIGHTNING RODS practically put up. ]. III.
Kuehling.
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MARKED DowN-I.adies' Gauze Vests silk
nnish, sac; India Linens, De-, Toe. Ice, I5c
Dress Clnghams, new styles, Toe; figured
, Nv DC; ofgandy Lawns, yard wide, s and
lOc. summer Silks at cost Dress Goods at
coss AowSon - &c Pa. ave-, south side.
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Frank. Jeweler and Optician, No. 457
ave, Cents Vest Chains and Charms, 81 to 81
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A DIVORCE GRASTED-To-day Stella NJ Vale
was divorced from Josiah NJ. Vale with the
riSht 10 resume her maiden name of Stella IL
Suepnsrd. They were married at Winopa
MN, November 29tE. 1871, and removed TO
tEis city, and she charged him with adultery
on May 18th, 1854, in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-13

CLOSING EXERCISES HELD LAST EVENING IN
VARIOUS INSTIrUTIONS-THEC COLUMBIAN PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT AT
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
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RAMONA" HELEN JAcKsoS's LAST Book
well worth reading, especially as you can buy
IL this week at Chas. Bsum's book and station.
cry department for Sl.0S, though Its regular
price is a dollar and a-half.-AdsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-13

INQUEST ON THE BODY OF GEO. NJ SCHAFER
Coroner Patterson held an inquest yesterday in
the case of Geo. NJ. Schaler, who was found dead
more and Ohio railroad north Of Boundary
street, and the jury rendered a verdict that he
came to his death about 10 o'clock pm, June
road from fracture OF tue skull, but whether
the fracture was produced by accidental fall or
railroad company we are unable, from the evil
dence to determine.
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ltt NJ ;. I'5- IIH street,
Sole agent IUr So Electric shoes
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Two-YEAR-OLD CHILD RUN ovrp AVN
kILLED.-Iesterday afternoon q cOlored cnrt
driver in the employ Of Matthew De Atle ;.
while driving along II street, between 9th and
daughter OF +. Larcombe. of 02I ii streSt
southwest, injuring the child severely DR.
Hammett was called in TO relieve the little snf
ferer, but the child died ut an early hour this
morning. The police were notified OF the chiI1i;s
death, and Officers Burns aud GARRISON arrested
Pollard and locked him up ona charge OF fnnr-
der. Coroner Patterson viewed tn Q remains
TINS morning and gave certificate Of acciden-
tal death. Pollard was then released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-13

DUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers

Surviving Executor of Thomas Mcdonnell, dece
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TEMFTERY NOTICE!-A LARGE ASsORT
Oment Of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
and GRANITE MONUMENTS Of every design and
description and the latest style and the best OF nuah
Is now offered Ut the lowest possible prices at
THE MARBLE WORKS,
Corner 2lst Ct and Pennsylvania ave. NV:
Please call. inspect and be convinced ap21-2ms
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Sc X
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
General Grants Remains.

Mt. McGREGoR, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The re-
mains of Gen. Grant have been examined
within - hours, and the extremities and
limbs been found to be fully under the con-
troll of the embalming preparations. Under
taker Merritt believes the body will be pre-
served in most excellent condition until long
after the final leave shall have been takeD
Of it.
Col. Fred. Grant to day received the fol-
lowing telegram from General Simon Cam
eron
DONEGAL FARM, Lancaster CO. Pa, Aug !.
To Col. Fred. D. Grant, Mount McGregor:
II am glad to know that Generals John
ston, Buck er and Gordon are going to act
as pallbearers with Sherman and Sheridan.
Your fathers prayer for peace to his coun-
try has been answered and the last hitter
ness of the war wiped out forever.
(Sicned,) SIMON CAMERON.
A dispatch was received on behalf of Pres
ident Cleveland asking for position in the
line 1t is intended that the President and
Vice President, with the members OF the
Cabinet, and also ex Presidents and mem
bers of their Cabinets will be invited to par
ticipate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-01

TIE MORNING republican organ Of Wash
ingtou says: ave do not believe the deu
ocratic leaders in Virginia, or many OF the
voters Of that party, intend to he defeated
under aay circumstances, no matter "hao
the relative voting strength Of the two sides
may Dr." O: course, n. an intelligent
Journal, the organ referred {" is 'nsincere in
this assertion. But, if otherwise, why tue
necessity it socms TO be under for so pro-
vokipg thu white people Of Virginia as to
induce them TO increase the majority they
intend rolling up for General Lee?
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ticipate.
The Pacific Mail.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 1.-The Paci-
fic Mail, one of the American Steamship
Companies, which have declined to carry
United States mails, has issued card to the
public which says: "On and after August /,
in order that the public may not be incon'
venienced, this company Will, for the pres
eut, receive and toward all letters enclosed
in stamped envelopes" The Call this
morning says: "The Pacific Mail steamer
Cvlima, which leaves to-day for Panama end
way ports, refused to carry mails destined
for any South or Central American port, ex-
cept those in Costa RIGA. The company is
subsidized by the republics Of Costa Rca
and Mexico, and will take mails from The
post Office for those two countries only. For
other points on the steamers route the mails
will, however, be received at the steamship
compauy's Office. and forwarded as usual.
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KILLED.

ST.. JoHNsBURY, VT, Aug. 1.-The bodies
of engineer Lawrence and fireman Gotta, oil
the train which ran into washout on the
Boston and Lowell Railroad, Clearmont Di'
vision, were recovered about u o'clock last
night Engineer Lawrence was badly
crushed and cut about the face, and his
bowels we're torn out. Gotta was caught
under tho wood from the tender, and was
evidently drowned, as the engine was under
water. They were both married, and resi-
dents Of this village.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVIIIEs.

Judge Cullen, in New York, to-day, in the
Supreme Court rendered decision in the
case of the gypses who were brought here
on steamer of the Bordeaux line by which
they will be compelled to return to France.
The tragic occurrence reported to have follow
ed the recent London Stock Exchange failures, is
to-day believed TO be the suicide OF VIM. Upward
a stock broker, who being short of advancing
American securities, suspended payment on last
Thursday.
MI. s. S. Cox, the q. s. Minister at CONSTANT.
nople, has been specially instructed, it is believed
there. to resume negotiations With the Porte fo1
modification Of the Turkish tariff on American
imports t
Mr.. George Y. n. Lothrop. the o. 8. Minister to
Russia, to-day presented bis credentials to the
Gear.
The Persian envoy has handed to the Car, an
autograph letter from the Shah together with a
magnificent gift for tho Czarina.
Owen Thomas stearege passenger OH the
steamer Caspian, which arrived from Liverpool
at Halifax yesterday, com ntted suicide last sun
day by jumping overheard.
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TRY BROOKLYN Union, pronounced re-
publican journal, alludiny to General S'a-
homes recent assemblage in Richmopd'
avs it "does not deserve to be called re-
nnb,ican convention" Well, hardly, as
there were few or no republican, in it, as
every siuvle one of its nominees was an
ultra and proscriptive democrat few years
400. and as ita candidate for Governor, only
last summer, was such q halfsouled repuoll'
can TIM, be told 1t. Gov. Lewis, Just before the
national republican convention, that il Mr..
Blaine were nominated he would "go IN hls
hole" Nc, the Generals convention
rdoesn't deserve 10 be called republican
convention"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-01

INHls speech at the late State uemocIa
tin convention, Mr.. Barbour said I'VE
have ample cause for congra. ulaton when
", compare our past and recent experience
with the present cnudi:ion of affairs" ANA
th ara j., not reasonable democrat IN TIE
State who doesn't agree with him. What sort
of DEMOCRAT nust he h., therefore, who, be-
cause the administration at Washington
hasn't done all it might have done, Will 50
act that. if his own action could secure the
result, tbspast condition of affairs would De
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