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DIED,

eran church coraer 18th and streets northwest On
CALLAN. On Saturday, August g. 1885 MARIAN
daughter Of the late Michael and Mary A. CalIan d
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
lAdo "a, h street, Georgetown, on Tuesday morning
ity of the Blessed Virgin are invited 70 attend
CALLAN. On Saturday, A lgust sth, 1885, MA
RAN. daughter of The late Mchaei and Macy a Cal-
Her funeral viii take place from her late residence,
4l6 Thirty fourth street. West Washington Tues
of the family and the sOdaiity Of the Blessed Virgin
are invited to attend.
DowDEN At Rockville. Md, on August 9th,
daughter of Charles b. and Cora Agnes DoWden, aged
six months and twenty seven days.
HAYWARD. On Saturday morning Aueust 9Th
1855, at 800 Mrs EMMA HAYWARD al her res
idcnce Ala IL street northeast, aged seventy thrss
years
Funeral services at p. m. Tuesday afternoon Az
gust H. 1855 at her late residence Her friends are
LATHAM On August 9, 1885. at quarter before
O'clock p NJ In the seth year OF his age. j. ID La
Funeral from Waugh uM. u Church on Tuesday,
August l1th, al 4s3o O'clock pm
NoWLAND. On August Sth. 1885, after long and
KATE ROWLAND. beloved wife Of the late Jane
No~iAnds N the twenty eighth year Of her age
Her funeral viii take place nom the residence of her
brother, jeremiah Desmond 335 ID street southwest
mass vii be S sn r , church where rs9Si.m
DAY, at $50 q m. Interment at Alexandria
SCOTT. On August 10th 1856 al 5:IO g. m JOHN
eight months and twenty five days
Funeral from parents residence, eOs Virginia ave.
are invited o attend ' %ssss s sa
please copy.l
WAGER 1SEE;, On Ausus ssh, 1885 .,e. short "
.I ns 1Sns5. Sin take place nom $50 Eleventh
pm Friends and relatives are invited 20 attend
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BLOODY WORK OF A MAN CRAzEp ny DRrNH.
George Miller, a victim Of mania-potu, escaped
from his home I'm PIttsburg, Pa, last evening
and with a large dirk-knife, created a panic on
the streets by attacking the pedestrians. After
slightly cutting three persons the insane man
went up into the second story OF q house and
jumped from the window, falling on the knife
which he still held in his hand, and INJECTING q
fatal wound i'm the abdomen
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r, new Y1RK August 1O.-Edgar w. Emmens,
gslsing t1e nrm Of Emmens 4 Roach, Iron, at
ta an9 fr rSa CEDAR street made assignment
ToS;n w, bnS penent Of creditors, to Francis h
OF the assignee stated to-day that the failure
was aue 70 the general depreciation in the iron
Der Of the irm was grandson Of Tohn Roach.
.ne s1ilp3Hlider, whose failure had greatly ex.
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M AR RIEn-

BRADSHAW-BAYLIE On August Sd. la8S bv
the Rev. Dr. Ry land, D. T. BRADSHAW, OF Virginia,
to HATTIE T. AfLIE, Of Washington.
BROOKS-BARRY. August LIST 1855 by Rev. O.
Ellyson, at his residence, CHARLES W. BROOKS
and VIRGINIA BARRY. both Of Washington,
ID. G. .
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BOSTON, August 1O.-Fire in the large wooden
pudding owned by. the Taylor heirs in Wal
cabinet making shop, caused total loss on the
building and stock of $5, 200, partly insured.
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Maxwell Said to be Aboard.

. SAN FRANCISCO. August 1O.-The steamer
s;a t mas Just been reported four miles out
si ,s Inc neaos She will arrive here at IL
O'CLOCK Maxwell, the alleged st. Louis muir
oerer, is supposed to be on board the vessel
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Oun Nrw ANNEX
NOW FINISHED
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FOUR TRAIN ROBBERS TO BE SH oT.-Four Of
the Mexicans who participated i'm the notorious
train robbery on the Mexican National rail-
way, in February. 1883, have been tried, con-
victed and condemned to death by the Mexican
courts. They will be shot
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DOMEsTICs

OF all the leading brands at less than agents prices
Extre good full yard wide Bleached and Brown Cot
tons at &C.
"a Bleached Pillow Case Cotton &c., worth 12lsc
- Fruit Of the Loom Bleached Cotton 12iac. worth
1910 by the case.
sheetngs ofevery width and make at less than they
ever were sold before.
10 cases Simpsons Best Mourning Printe in lengths
perfect. ' S
g cases Pride Of the West, wamsutta and New York
Mills yard wide Bleached CottOns In lengths from
20 lO yards at &C. Per yard An extra chance to
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST JUDGE--Judge James
Garland, probably the oldest Judge in the world.
and it is believed the oldest member of the Ma,
sonic fraternity in the United States, died at
his home in Lynchburg, Va, Saturday night, in
the ninety-ffth year of his age. He had been at
the bar and on the bench seyenty-three years,
having only retired in 1888, when in his ninety
blind. He became q Mason i'm 1912. He voted
for Jpmes Madison for President, and for every
gone to the polls in a carriage last November
aud cast his ballot for Cleveland and Hend-
rickS.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star,


S.ARAsToaA, ~ r, August 1O.-Today was an
extra ga Gay at the race meeting here. The first
IaSs, nTe luriongs, was won by Red Girl, with
third. Time, l:O4. N SS 0'"Ao'
The second race, one mile and furiong, was
t MTn py nSssie. with Una b. second and Valet
Inc snird face, one mile and 500 yards, was
Won py Aretino, with Farewell second and Favor
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The Population OF Massachuse,t..

BOSTON. MASS, August 1O.-Col. Carroll D.
olatlon OF Massachusetts. based on the returns
Wnlch ma, nave been receiyed for the census of
Massachusetts, 1,94O,OOO, a gain of about
100000 on the United States census of / $50
ne expects to have the complete returns in Sep
TENDER. So w
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The system Of selling every article cheap, yet of
thoroughly reliable quality is the ruling principle of
our house. This principle honestly and strictly APP
piled. has insured the constant and hitherto unprece
oented success of our business All merchandise not
entirely satisfactory, which does not up to the
warranted standard. can at once be exchanged or
money refunded to the bAyer.
Please call a. early convenient to avoid the rush.
Our store Is cooled by twelve patent ns and there
fore. pleasant place to shop
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IT>HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF
THIRD AND STREETS sOUTHwEsT,
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing .&
date September Path, A. ID. 1881, and duly re- Ei#
corded In Liber 9Ss folio 90. ct seq. Of the
Land records of the District Of Columbia and 81
written request of the party secured thereby the
dersigned Trustees will, On MONDAY. AUGUST
TWENTY-FOUkTH, 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ.
in front of the premises sell ct public auction all that
certain piece and lot Of land situate In the city
of Washington District Of Columbia known as and
thirty eight 53s begnnins for the same at the south.
twenty five Sa5 feet; thence west siItyve l6s, feet
five 85 feet the place Of besinning together With
the improvements thereon, consisting of store,
used as a saloon, and dwelling house combined.
Terms of sale: 600 cash. the balance in two equal
!nstallments in one and two (2) years with inter-
secured by deed Of trust the property sold
ali cash, at the option Of purchaser. All convey
ancing ut purchasers cost. A deposit OF 800 re-
Qured at the time of SALE Terms be compiled with
In ten days from the day Of sale otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
cost and risk Of the defautlng purchaser.
CHARLES H. PARKER,
Office 41a and e SITS sw.
RICHARD J. COLLINS.
eu1O-d&ds 4SS 1t.
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THE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

THE GREAT
TO 6o THE N2kIH WET APP SoSTHWESr
fS EFrh hAe 1GNE Est 1sss
Trains leave Washington from station. corner ofeth
For PiIlsburg and West Chicago Limited Express
Line $50 A Il daily to Cincinnati and Sc LOUIS.
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati.
e T5hisaso; Win slssglaF Car Altoona e ShissSs
and Liarr:sb1Tg 70 Louisville; connecting at Hsr-
@ sna & louis WIN
iaGqFh ssRsr ANb T. hissSG
For EIis GsRspda , Reeaesssr Buffalo Nisssra
'ars. Washington 10 Rochester.
AN. daily except sunday
For New York and the East. .:l5. $50 and 100 A.
aa SS 400 sna foo nfhs and On i san
For Esstan xiIhsSt change ss ; soS svs-y day
Jersey City with ocats Of BpooRyn a Amen sord
iig direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding dOu
For phi;adeiphia. si5. $50 0 and Hoo AM, 100
S9o sSo lSoo 9 On l and ia i215 , GiSht On sun
12:l3 night; Limited Express. $40 Am. daily
N i2 100 Si 4e AS So" 40 eos .,o ~, 100
ilS6 An, 100. 400. 500. 10. 1000 JPN IN and and
For POpes Greek Line. 7:l5 M and 4.4o P. NJ daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis. 6sS5 An, 1905 and AIS PM daily
except Sunday. On sunday, 400 Pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGTUN RAILROAD
For Alexandria 600. 700. 9:25 l1Ol, and 11:35 A.
sands2 al $50 go 3 S fso ln sd p5S PM On
For Richmond and the South. 600 and l. .OI A. N
daily, and AS M. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, sos. 500
1000, 1G-lO M; loo. S.O5. 3.23 o:iO ..)5. and
1l:S5 PM. and l2:lU midnight (except Mondny
On sunday ar 500 and 1910 A. NJ: 7-JJ and IL rs
r. NJ. and lZ:iO night
Tick cts and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and q;
The station where orders be left for the checking
OF baggage 20 Destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. r. PUGH, j. r WOOD,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
one Of which leaves 71h street wharf DAILY except
sunday. q, $50 p m Exclusive connection with
rooms at 1851 and ais Pennsyivania ave, St. Marc
hOtel. and Office Knoxs Express, 9Th St. and Pennsy
aud private residences.
For further particulars inquire at Office, eth street
w W.P. WEIGH. General Agent
T oW EARE TO NoRFoLK;;-sTEAMER LADY
y OF THE LAKE leaves 9th street wharf. Wash,
pm. FrsSclass Fare. 500; Round Tip $3.50
Telephone call 81 All Il Potomas River Landnss
Steamer s me, v John ". THOMPSON. Monday. wednss
ENoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEErELr
PHS So ssa pn sas
C%rsiGman Va aid 81 Clements Bay Nd Connects
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager spii
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FRETGHT STEAM
II, # Es:s g. : every HAI TX
%6s s,a g wharf Washington every WEDNESDAY
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE
win resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
stopping e kSsf leaving
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY. and
must be prepaid
All Recommendations first-class Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO. 9TH st. wharf
OMce:-12th St. and PENNSYLVANIA av. w. mill 6m
CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-STREET
y wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, at
O'Clock an. for River Landings g far g Mastox
afternoons F0f information apply to
q. L SHERIFF, lila Pa ava n
mh0 q. T. JONES. Agt, 7th-st wharf
Mt VERNON MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily Except sunday for
MI vernon at 10 o'clock q m: returning reaches
Washington about $50 p. m.
se16 L. l. BLAKE. Captain
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MEDICAL, &c.

u only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. can
asa s and ss Sh
tons strictly confidential Separate rooms for iadies
ONCE always open au5-6ss
nR AND NINE. SELDEN, 320 MISSOURI AVE
Ospecal treatment for ladies' thirty years sx.
charge.
ence strictly cendsn,iai; call or write office always
NINE. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTAB LIsHED AND
s5 s st. 81 soas ss
T ONDON GRADUATE, FORTY YEARS EXPE-
Il rsnce In Europe and America, invites those afiic
TeeSsa EypsDa mOdeiass
s Hours to pm NIL, Dr. rLYNN. 800 Ney Jersey
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
u Urinary Diseases in Shours. Nervous Debility,
Organic Weakness caused by indiscreton, Poisonous
sold al sTANDfFoR6s, b. Cloud phsrm harm 9TH and
3O DAYS TRIAL
r, DR. DYES
ELECTRIC vOLTAIC BELT, and other ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES. We will send on thirty days trial 10
men young or old, who are suffering from Nervous
nature resulting nom abuses and other causes speedy
relief and complete restoration health yigor and
xsar.s: VoLTi cHss BET Fl 1870
IS the odess sdver
Using Ladies' Physician in this city Ladies' you can
conndenfiy consult DR. BROTHERS, 006 Is It. s.w,
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar TO
ladies, married or single Ali successfully treated.
~ board with good accommodations, and kind efn-
Gent nurses furnished 70 those who desire stay
atew days u the city under his treatment my93ms
MANHOOD RESTORED b. USING BOTTLE
Nx OF two OF DR. BROTHERS. invgorating Cor.
d,a VII cure any case OF nervous de6i ty and los
OK nerve power imparts vig0r 10 the whole sys-
tenn 9O6 b s. Az. my03mS
DEAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS eos
Il 81. ". appeared before me aud made oath that
he II the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in ths
csy ana VII guarantee cure In all Of private
oisease Of men and furnish medicine, or no charHe:
consultation ana advice nee any hour during the
day. subscribed aud sworn 70 before me By DR..
BFOTHERA, -SANCkL g. MILLS, Notary fublic
In and for the D. OF C.. this Sd day ofJuiy, 1SS&
MIS- BROWN lCOLORFDl TAXES LADID
Al before and during ulness 6 her nice home, sos
Missouri ave NV whAes they win have the hest q
nR R01ERTsQN, THEOLDEST D5TA RLMHED
Re3An0 IN Baltimore, en- - consulted every
WeonesdAy and saturday, e A6o Ct NV, nom 70
pm; guarantees cure In Ill private diseases -
Gently conrActed In four six dsya without the use
o. nAnseAun1 drugs Allchronc 66oasns and blood
eoesons Rosatiye1y cured without ths Of moxQaRy
sPScae eoSnsion % al female dissAaaA Nah once
70 ~ Ltoerty q, Baitimors. Nd. ASSN
WALKHKs~ 9o4 10Th ST. n. w.-CARpoN-
wv t4ed Moth Proof rApoR, C. pe9 yoed: WhlaHWnah
Rru1hee cheap Charcoal Fitch, 11ye CAV an0 Hxtck
Lima CmeeA xIasees. a ap3
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"ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD

On and after JUNE 1ITH, 1885, trains will Leave
nom and Arrive at 9Th and streets Depot follows
Leave Washington . AN and ABS pm. daily, ar
rlVe al Belmont Par < 1851 a m and 626 pm Lees
burg ll0l a. IN and 6:36 arrITe at Round Hill at
IL :43 an and .:lS pm Returning, leave Round
HUI 5:UI a. N and 3O9 pass Leespurg 6:42 o. H.
and 3:ib pm: Belmont Park 6:54 q. m. and :S:1S
pm and arrive al Washington At S:3o AIN and $40
pm
special excursion rates and Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates 10
all points :. NJ BROPHY,
superintendent, Alexandria
+ J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent,
SU1 Penn Washington. tel3
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NO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE

CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport. Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the
Take the popular steamer "Leary' or Excelsior"
on TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS at $50 p. NJ, CON
Meeting In Norfolk with the first class passenger
To Providence Sl3; round trip $24.
10 Boston. via Providence, $14; round trip, 226
This includes meals and stateroOm berth.
For further Information inquire Office 7th street
wharf Telephone No. 1854 w. p WEIGH
y9-Zm Agent.
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FI,HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL.

sHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route TO the South And southwest
SCHEDULE In EFFECT NAY SD, lSS5
BIS ar daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For All
points ON line of Shenandoah Valley Norfolk
and Western East Tennessee, VHIinis and
Georgia Rri,rcads- Atlanta, Macon. jackson
VILE. Chattanooga, Memphis. Mobile, New Or
leafs, and the South and Southwest pullman
Palace sleeping cars between Waahington and
Ns.s Orleans without change. Connecfinx 6
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York 10 Atlanta
$40 p. NJ daily Memphis Expresa for III points
South, southeast and Southwest Pullman Pal
sleeping Cars between Shenandoah junction
and Mem phis without change, Connecting e
Cleveland Tenn, with Pullman Cara 70 New
Orleans without change
Trains leave b 4 o. r. K Passages station, corner
New jersey avenue and q street
For tickets sleeping reservations and al tnfof.
nation apply at ticket Offices, 010 RennA pve., 1851
Penna ave, and al depot b. 4 o. r. r., and once Of
the Line, 507 Penna- ave. where orders win b tAkeo
A POPE, u J. LOCKWOOD.
Gem. Pas. and TIKI A. Pas and Tkt At
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SPECIALTIES.

NJ RS DR. WILSON. AGA e ST. N.W-SPECIAL
Az treatment nor ladies; over thirty years extensive
expeI,snsss remedies prompt and reliable: chsrxes
strcty conndental; cali or write: ocs always open;
Madame Wilson visits ladies any distance: histelss
board and nursing. aus 6tS
T AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
~ sknnl Female Physician, ahould consult the
original Mrs Dr. WILSON, No. Park Place. l1th st,
between and ne. beware Of imposters. au6-lws
nR AND NME sELDCN, 820 MISSOURI AVE
~ special treatment for ladies' over thirty years ex
tensive experience remedies prompt and reliable:
charges reasonable and consultation AoG corfeHponr
dencs strictly c0nddental call write Office always
open Aadame Seden visits ladies' any distance 2S2ws
PdLEs.DR MuHLEMAN CURES PILRs RY
oE u4nture Cure guaranteed Can - oDn6ulted =
128 6th q nv. nom 70 pm. AD2Sms
NnE AAOOKE Tells ALL THE EVENT8O1
N1L1G Al hoelneD cQn6dent1al. LADIES and zen.
ueme0 ~ cent? each 4O8 street. between lkh and
nR RoakfTsoN, TIE Old EsTA1LI6lED
M1XSpecisMs nom naiumcee, c4D b. consulted every
Weonesday ana saturday. sx 468 o. NV, nom 70
0p m, conhdenttAlly, ~ gentlemen and ladiGo who
nee0 9emcl eav1ee End 6erviceA special Attenttep
20 ~ o12e1eee q women. Over tWoptY yoaxS expert
eocs 0eo g Ace % ~. Liberty =. 06atl0oeN Nd
nR r fARKEA or BOSTON, NAaa, NAG.
~ nessc Healer Wen0Mfhl Cures By laying on e
he10S Neeyoue end ChTonic Djoeasss aapedaNy WIN
ONCE hears - .. N 106 <th2 -
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S SoS E ZEE E Enf ZEE ssss
SSo6 ZEE ( 3 ZEE ssss -
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
NgS Ss 9,ns. F,ou. In TIE world
containing It does al the most improved Machin.
:. ns ny in he So Ps:
s shipps
s r made rom S ssisctsa
M eHa
aIaton of the gutnous particles Of the wheat berry
" and
oS 70 @
rom itbread making qualtttes Il is the cheapest.
b. sny Foul as Every .sSr ana
every barrel b warranted to slvs entire satisfaction
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered TO the sads It d unsxcelled BY any other
Patent except Ceres. and will please the most ex-
acting housskeeper sud n&isy the most tastidoussv
cure
GILT.EDGE.
Amagainosnt Winter Wheat Passok
RELIANCE.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made BY The
celebrated Hungarian process Its avery cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach OF all classes. and
we guarantee win give satisfaction 70 every one who
wMuytk
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour the District 1t ID equal In quality 70 great
many high-priced Patent Flours whilst Il b
bought for considerable Les We defy compet
tors 70 bring forth any Flour superior TO CERJA
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
tries them once VIII never anyt thing sasA kogsAe
BY All grocerx
wholesale Depot. CORNER 1st = and Indianaavs'
sel3 WIN. n. GAIT 4 CO
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APPROXIMATION OF THE MUNSTER RANK
reorganization Of the Munster bank has been
n e aed; The capital Of the bank is to be $780,,
OUU, ana II y TO have three directors for each
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from fridays Quota
tons on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. 8. 4las, 1891, reg, 1114
bid; lila asked. U. s. As, 1924, bid; 1924
asked. D. c. per imp. 6s, 1891, coin, 14., bid;
1147s asked. 50year fund, 1855 1924. cur
1l4ks bid; 1147s asked. Metropolitan II, r.
stock, s17s BID; S5 asked. Firemens ms, 40
bid i3 asked; German-American ms, 1875 bid
Riggs ms, Oh bid; 65s asked. Masonic Hall
bonds, 100 bid. Washington Brick Machine,
1Osl2 bid; 10 asked. Citizens National Bank,
1Od bid; Penn. Tel. Co., 52a4 bid. Chesapeake
d Pot Tel. Co., 90 bid
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Sir Charles pike Denies

IhE ChAWfOhD DIVORCE CASE SCANDAL.
In order to mitigate the disastrous effects Of
the Crawford-Dilke scandal, liberals are circu-
lating statement that Sir Dixie denies that he
had criminal intercourse with Mrs. Craw rord,
and that the lady herself has withdrawn the
confession made to her husband. and when in
the witness box will declare that the confession
was not true and was made under hysterical
delusion. Mr.. Crawford's friends insist that he
has evidence apart from his wife's confession,
but say that he will not persevere In the action
unless convinced that it is perfectly justihable
and absolutely necessary. The trial will be the
last OF the heavy list TO he heard In the divorce
courts in December. The name OF Sir Charles
Dixie has been expunged from the list of speak
ers for the coming electoral campaign. Sir
Charles will pass the autumn at a villa near
Toulon. He has written to his constituents de-
nyin2 the truth OF the accusation brought
against him, and asking their forbearance until
the trial OF the divorce case, which, ne says, he
awaits with confidence.
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ALL OUR SUMMER GOODS BELOW COST.

Yard wide Pacific Lawn in best patterns. SC. per
yard. Never before was such a bargain offered.
Yard wide Nuns Yelling in cream, blue, pink, Nile
green and lilac 12Ahc. per yard
All our Dress Goods ut q wonderful reduction.
Finest Satteens In remnants of to 10 Yards at 11c
In dark and CIT am ground with small figures.
5000 pieces of Silks reduced 40 per cent to close
we 90 this In order to open our new Silk Show Room
with an entire fresh stock, our importation orders
tor the coming tall are immense.
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FOLEY, Auctioneer.

ENOAEY, Auctoneer
THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, eos
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST,
VIII be sold at public auction, without reserve. on
MONDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, 1885. ut TEN
USLOCk A. n, and will continue daily until the
stock has been disposed Of
Ihs stock consists Of Silks, sstins. velvets. hns
81 able styles Table Linens, Napkins Towels and
Gloves. ,Emoroideriesl Lscss, Underweaf. PSrasols
and umbrelas. splendid line Of White Goods, Lawns
tbs generally, Comforts and Blankets Embroidered
1ano Cover Table Covers Thibet ShawlS also BLACK
Grapes and other articles usually found In drstclass
Dry Goods Store Ladies are specially invited TO at
tend this safe, as the goods have been CAREFULLY
seected for best city trade and VIII be sold to the
highest bidder for cash.
The trade invited TO attend the goods will be
offered In lots to suit will sell ut private sale after
the auctions, at = sacrifice.
tyl0-2O;* n. FOLEY. Auct