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nd 18th street. r-,s..o.
c. NJ. MATTHEW'S AfusteeA
IDS 1908 31St Street:
je13-d&d.
ExECUTORs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,


PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET
KNOWN AS NO. 1872.
Under and by virtue of the provisions Of the ezeS
last will and testament Of Thomas Mcdonnell es#
late OF Washington, D. c.. deceased duly admit 3E5
ted to probate and recorded in VIII Book, No. 1y.
folio Az, &C.: -
The undersigned surviving executor will offer at
FIFTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the premises.
parts OF Lots numbered one Q) and thirty 600, In
{12s! IN said city Of washington now known IS sub
OF twentysix (26) feet and one and one-half Il Ia
inches and depth Of eghty-iive 9s5l feet and SIX
basement fr anne dwelling, with all modern coIven-
fences and other appurtenances, said premises being
known as No. l6x East Capitol street.
Terms Of SALE: Onethird Csl of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the residue in two equal
cent per annum until paid, and secured BY deed Of
cost deposit ofone hundred (1OO) dollars required
ut the time Of sale Terms Of sale to be complied with
within ten (1O) days.
F. MARCELLUS cox,
Surviving Executor Of Thomas Mcdonnell, deceased.
a do
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Artistic and hne work in cement speciality.
eurskhied workmeu lay the following ravementx
sCHHLENGER PATENT (BEsT},
ARTIFICIAL STONE, AsPHALTUM, PARAGON
GRANoLITHIC, NEGOTIATED. MASTIC.
Kitchens. sidewalks Stainless Cellars laid with neat
neas and prompsnen
.Tslsphans cali 4eS-S = . 80 - my6ssa
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Democrats Of Chicago are indignant over the
Joseph g. Maekin as secretary OF the Cook
county democracy. Mackin Il under sentence
TO the penitentiary for gross election frauds.
ing TOnqutn. submitted to the French chamber
OF deputies Yesterday, is regarded Is being very
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STEAMERS
GU y A RID LII n E.

CUNARD LINE
LANE ROUTE
TED. BErWHEN NV YpRk AND LIN E I'm
f fsda c PHI g. n Re so REV RA AosR
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aN1 ErEY at si iTts ID HON NV YGhK
RATES or PASsAIi E--Cabin-s6O $50 and sIOO.
S,eeraze a. very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpqp. snd Queenstown and all other parts of Eu-
through ellis Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Havre. antwerp ard other ports on the Continent,
Eor ,reigat and pas.aSe apply at the Company
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Messrs- OTIS BIGELOW Co.
je15 COS 1th street. Washington.
WHITE STAR LINE-NAURY ROUTE
w United states and Royal Mail Steamers. for
Queenstown and Liverpool
REPI BL!I Thursday. July I'd,
hnrsdsy July is $50 m
ADRi ~ h s day Jaly 2S, p
Rats~-saioon, $50. $50, 500 Return tickets On
rsasonanie terIns stee.sge al low rates. Interme-
For insp elton plans and other information apply
at ,he GomRanys offses; 81 Broadway. New York ,
Pes nseIvan a avenue northwest apI5-s.tu. tf-:3m
- ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
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Company pier, No. ~ North River. foot Of Morton
81: s,men. Durand Wednesday. June "a. pm.
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s. e rent. &c lo',se in. "Wednesday. July Is s am.
Check. payable on sight. in amounts % suit tue
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Columbia l437 Pennsylvania avenue.
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I'd EDITION,
--latest Kilograms to The Star.
THE SITUATION IN LONDON.

End OF the Government Crisis-COrris
Grant to Fight the Election OF Lord
Randolph Churchill.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 23-5:OO p. m.-Although
contrary to general expectation, nothing def
mite was done in either house to-day, the crisis
may be regarded As at an end. Mr.. Gladstone
announced that a full statement of everything
would be made. Motions were made for new
writs for the reelection of the conservative
members.
THE CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.
believe the chief secretary for Ireland will
be Sir William Hart Dyke, who was patronage
secretary in the Beaconsfield administration
a position which included the post of tory whip
TO OPPOSE CHURCHILL'S ELECTION.
learn thai Corrie Grant, who recently dis
tinguished himself by attacking the city com
panies here, goes to Woodstock tonight to op
pose Churchill,s election, II the liberal leaders
there agree to 1t. Churchill holds his seat on
about $40 votes, Woodstock being a pocket
borough which Is wiped out in the new bill
This gallant attempt will create much excite
ment and amusement
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A YOUNG LADY o. EXPERIENCE WILL
"A give private es ons to adults In the con, mon
English branches including Arithmetic PENN ans,ip
ana Compos ton. Address, at any time, MISS L,
Fox 249 City p. o. je23-2 ts
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THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
AuctiOneers

IINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY.
No. SIS FOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET SOUTH.
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, TWENTY-FIVE JUNE uzsh
1885, at HAIF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in ..:sfA
front of the premises, will sell sub-lot 81 in iHl
square 49o, improved by three-story brick con-
tanning ten rooms, with modern improvements being
No 515 41a street southwest
Terms easy and made known at sale.
1e2Od&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

MAGNIFICENT II IC MoTsEHoLp FURNITURE At
EhoNi t TAbE WnisH HFo MfRRohBAeK
E5TEEG .. " EAsELs, TuRK 65 H. R9GKERss,
EnAskEs 1 = Is 81 sT ifA kAe e
GuckkTAI[Ns. M LAMBBEoqINs, G0ENIcES,
s ssS sSzSSsS tR RsHHA4 Me
lair MArThEssE 8 sfRiss 9 ko SHSs.
REDsTEADs. BUREAUS. WAsHsTANDs.
ISlstS S c aYEs akEES Sofa BEE
MMAAhkP P1Ec REsK XEKy FFKE Wh hSkg
SHADES A MQ9TET BODY or BKUssELs,
a1H ARRU Klar Spq RhoT MHA A 80
@ F FUR TSkh toNTAkEb fN
syn IOWA at EATEHT o acGfHh
On FR Rii5 MoRNiNa. JUNE TwENrYs1x.
agove,named residence, aI the excellent goods con-
Which we rsspeofy cali the attention. Of buyers ss.
House open for inspection early ON morning of sale.
by VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
DCourt Of Westmoreland county, Virginia. s...sN
Sa see az the
Burnside and wife. the undersigned commissioner,
~ s. IL Sssf sSfsR
Nos 10 IL, 1913 and 194. in Colonial Beach," to-
On Th h a tue ana there-
twostory attic dwel house On the TSer 'front.'
closed by pailing fence A very desirable summer
residence.
Terms Of sale: onehalf of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the dy and at the time Of sale and
the residue credit of twelve from the day
the purci' s.r with good personal security, bearing
SIX per cent inter st from the day of SALE and the
paid In FULL Conveyancng at the cost Of the purchaser
GEO. \. MUSHBACH
Commissioner of Sale
State Of Tirqinfd County Of Westno,eland to ,cit:
1, J. Warren HUT, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the County of WestmOreland do certify that George
AMushbach, thecOmmissioner Of sale in the chancery
suit of John B. Hammond J. o. p. Burnside and
wife. depen ding in said court, has executed bond In
tn: penalty of S5O0O.OO with approved security.
oitioned accord to the law and required by the
decree of April Ia. 1855. in said suit.
Test: j. WARREN HUT C,lerk
May list, 1885. my26-law4w
~ THIS SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WE'D
NESDAY, JULY EIGHTH, 1885, at the same hour
and place. GEORGE A. MUSHBACH
je23-1aw2t Commissioner of sale
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
WILLIAM n SHARON VS. J. r. Tucker ct al, heirs of

i The SUPREME COURT THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
T. T1eSsH II Equity No sa OF
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The object of the above entitled bill is to quiet the
title of William Sharon to sub lots 40 l49 both in
elusive in square ISL, in the city Of Washington Dis
named and John R. Tucker, n. c., Beverley Tucker
he4e So AND ssne also
by the blu to be all
Of the District Of tolumba. Plaintiff herein Claims
tls to the before described property under color Of
IN himself and his in title for
5Sss F% asz, Blend sRs,,9a
ac Virginia Tucker Dallas Tucker, Hattie A
faeRer Erena M1n
p LIcss Na .I ME = Mcianghlin George Brooke,
bs"isy sS soots lucy
HR rsHs sio Bro, Henry Brooke
zss
Edwards Tucker Evelina Tucker. Lucy Richardson,
F Fss 2S{sS Sssi
< Esa eKsr Fanny f.
Talaferro Julia Clark Tucker. Nathaniel beverley
Lewis Tucker virginia TasEer Virginia f Lewis
Tucker, Francis n. Tucker. Mary Thornton Tucker,
Page. John T. Page Fanny Carmichael, & w. p Cara
mnchael, Georgia B. Grinnan. A. 6, Grinnan, John R.
Bryan. r. Margaret Bryan, St George 7. {. Bryan,
Joseph Bryan Isabel s Bryan e. p. Bryan, Mary S.
y BIyan Fanny Bland Brown, H. Peronnean Brown.
Virginia BraxtOn and St. George T. COalter nom
1886,
Ordered and atudged That the complainant by caus-
ing copy of this order to be inserted I'm the Evening
STAR a newspaper published at Washington, ID. c.,
once In each of three successive weeks before the 18th
day OF September A. D. 1885, give notice to the said
absent defendants OF the object and substance of this
by solicitor on or before the 18th day of September
next to answer the premises AMI show if any
they have. why a decree ought not to be passed as
prayed A. B. HAGNER
HlLLfE R q RALSTON, Plaintiffs solicitors.
true cOpy-teSt: II. J. MEICS, Clerk,
By NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk. jel6 Iaw3w
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District Government Affairs,

CONTRACT AWARDED.
The Commissioners to-day awarded the CON-
tract for cleaning alleys for one year to Murphy
& Coffee. Although the contract is awarded for
one year, the duration of time it will he
acknowledged by the Commissioners as valid
will depend upon its faithfully performance by
the contractors.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneer

l. Real Estate Auctoneer.
e. iS7 A siXTH sfSHES aSesE
PosITE B 4 p PAssENGER DEPOT 40 ~
the SGss
in equity cause No. 1865. the unde signed will 49,
ises Friday the Thru BAY OF july as p iss5
at h 1--WE O'CLOCK all that part of Lot mum,
Washington contained within the following metes and
bonds Beginning for the same at the sout hw
thence east one hundred 400 feet to the rear line Of
2 the aeS Of ee
ssrsd Wslye d2 in said reservation and thence
twelve Il2) and thirte Q3) one hundred (IOO) feet
to the place bsfan df s n,oo,
and the residue In two equal nstamepts payable re-
sna S @ at ct
sale to be ssn
Of sale in default Of which the trnsee rsserSe ahs
right to resell at risk and cost of deaning purchaser
amer !nree DAYS notice by advertisement i'll the Eve
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
)eZod0ds 4l6 9th street northwest
ExEcUTok7s s ANb sP S5 VALUABLE BONDS
Under and by virtue Of the decree ofthe Supreme
GonT Of hs District Of passed
Arthur Claxton executor OF the last viii and ties.
DHY Of SH Ksy x SCI e
ONE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. at the office Of Thomas J.
Fisher q Co.. 1924 street northwest Washington
d. C. by public auction for cash. the following bonds
ana stocks belonging to the estate of the said Samuel
Kirby. deceased, viz:
Five 81 600 District Columbia 9 per cent bonds.
1ne 500 :. 365 per cent bonds
Eileen shares Capital Stock Wash'n Market CO.
twenty Colombia Fire ms Co.
One hundred and eighty Shares Capital STOCK
Washington Gasght Co.
One hundred and eighty-ive shares Capital Stock of
Columbia street r. r. Co. ~ y,
-Four shares of the University Publishing Co stock
ARTHUR B. CLAYTON
,,,oe, Executor.
AuctiOneerS icon ~
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Lord Salisbury Take. ONCE.

HE FINALLY ACCEPTS GLADsToNE's vAGvE
ASSURANCES AND ANNOUNCES HIS CABINET
The English ministerial deadlock seems at
last to have been broken. Lord Salisbury has
contented himself with promise from Glad
stone to prevent "factious opposition" by the
liberals, and TO give the conservative govern
ment as much of the time OF the house OF COM
mons as possible, and has announced his final
acceptance of Office. Following are the leading
members OF his government: Prime minister
ana secretary Tor foreign affairs. the Marquis OF
Salisbury; first lord OF the treasury Sir stafford
Northcote; chancellor OF the exchequer Sir MI
chael l.. Hicks-Beach: lord high chancellor Sir
Hardinge Clifford; lord president OF the council
Niscount Cranbrook; lord priyy seal the Earl
or narrowly; secretary for the home DEPART
ment, Sir Richard Assheton Cross; secretary
for the colonial department., Col. Frederick
Stanley; secretary Tor war, RI. Hon. William
Henry Smith: secretary of state for India Lord
Randolph Churchill first lord OF the admiralty
Lord George Hamilton; president OF the local
government board, Arthur James Balfour.
president OF the board of trade-the Duke OF
Richmond and Gordon; vice president OF the
council, Hon. Edward Stanhope: lord lieuten-
ant OF Ireland the Earl OF CaInaryon: lord
chancellor of Ireland, Right Hon. Edward GLE
son. The correspondence between the pariy
leaders will probably be presented 60 pariia-
ment to-day. 1t is stated that the leaders have
arranged 10 make an effort TO carry the Welsh
intermediate education bill, the Australian
confederation BILL the Irish national education
bill and the minister for Scotland bill. Lord
salisbury declined to include the Scotch croft
ers bill. The Seats bill will be finished tonight.
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THE FULL-LENGTH, LIFE-sIzE PORTRAIT of
ex-President Arthur, by Huntington, which
was purchased by the Senate Library commit
tee arrived at the White House to-day. Mr..
return to New York. It will take the place of a
similar portrait in the main corridor.
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>-@cNSA-N"
HALL.
The closing exercises of st. Josephs school
were held this morning in Carroll hall. a very
interesting program was presented. After the
distribution of premiums and medals to the
scholars Rev. Father Walter made an address.
The following day pupils An the school were re-
Warded with premiums: First class-Paul Cain,
Willie Tobin, Garrett Sullivan, Charlie Etch-
berger; Henry Degges, Fred Haas, John Con-
elass-George Ward. Henry Schulz. Harry
sweeney, johnnie Hayden. Tommie Fitzgerald.
Harry Harry HAYDEN, James Madigan, William Men
James krug, Willie Hannah, Charlie Fitz-
gerald. First division of second class-Frank
Dinneen, Joseph Duffy, Thomas Msdlgan,
George Harvey, Howard Hodge. Second
division of second class-Fred Krieg, James
Phillips. Third division of second class~Theo-
aasS ba ake snceat
Lezel Givononi. Fourth division OF second
class-First premium to little Howard Niehol-
conduct-Bernard Cain, Garrett sullivan,
Henry Degges, Tommie Fitzgerald, Willie Ham
nan; Charlie Etchberger. To draw Tor the
medal for lessons-Garrett Sullivan, Willie To-
bin, Fred Haas, James Murdoch second class
M To draw for the medal for conduct-George
Brawner, Diek Miller, Harry Harry Moran, Hugh
Duffy, Willie Mccarthy, George Harvey.
Medal for lessons awarded to stephen Guista.
awarded as follows: First division of first class
Richard Meeks, John Reese John Newhouse,
Thomas Hughes, Freddie Schwab, Thomas
Neacey, Eddie Begley, Dan Sheehan. Second
diviSion-pavid Byrne, Louis Farrell: Harry
CoIghlin, Frank Saunders. James Hannah,
Lester Drumond, Timothy Hill, Dan Munro,
| Jas. cunningham, Laurence Cullen, Frank Sui
| Ivan, Bernard Whelan. Third division-Peter
Burke, Jos. Reese, Johnnie Hannah, Freddie
Berger, Harry Lusby, James Greene, John Dom
| ohue, George Kennedy. MiniIn department
Eddie Drumond, Charley Farrell, James Byrne,
Victor Dant, Jerome Hemler, Martin Conboy,
Eddie Butte, Charlie Kennedy. Prize medals
To draw for the gold medal-John Newhouse
| Richard Meeks and Frank sullivan. To draw
| for the silver medal, day scholars and orphans
Willie Tobln, Eddie Begley and Dan Shee-
| han. To draw for premium-Joseph Reese,
Timothy Hill and William Menchini. The two
gold medals for good conduct, presented by
Mrs. VIM. Orme, were awarded to Thomas
Neacey and George Kennedy. Minim depart
ment,The gold medal for good conduct was
| awarded to Martin Conboy,
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TELEGRAPH WIRES TO BE REMoYEp.-The
telegraph and telephone wires have not been
removed from the Treasury building as ordered
by the Secretary. II by the 3Oth the COM
panies have not complied with the order the
wires will be removed by the architect Col.
Wilson says he Is going to have the wires re-
moved from the White House directly as they
are an annoyance and an eyesore
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jel1-eo&ds

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON FIRST
STREET, BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS
SOUTHEAST, No. lois.
On TUESDAY. JUNE TWENTY-THIRD. at s,,aeA
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, l will offer for sale. at tiJ
public auction, in front of the premises Lot 25 i'll
Square TAO, improved by atwo-story Brick House.
ieyO-3t THOMAS f. wAqGAMAN Auct
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES CO0NAC
CHAMPAGNIS AND CORDIAIla
French Clareis. - IS, - and 81 10 dozen Calf
torEia wines imprrtsd directly. Napa ZintxRde soc
psr salion VICTOR kibEN. jT47 Penn. ave.
Agents for hrsf-el~s houses. Bordeaux, Burgundy
Champss mes and Cogaac. Wis de soTIes On
cais-s~ isi5-lms
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To INVESTIGATE THE CHEYENNE TROUBLES
Secretary Lamar has invited Col. VIM. Nc
Michael, of New York, a member of the board
of Indian commissioners, to serve as q member
OF board to investigate the differences and
troubles existing at the Cheyenne agency and
has signified his acceptance, and viii report to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and 2:2O pm. prices
Ofthe New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to Ii. H. Dodge $50 10th street:
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-Thef follow
Ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
Am, 61.5; z am, 6S.S; IL am, $50; 2 p.m.,
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Dowr THRow Away Youn
MONEY!
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Is SELLING
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING FOR JUST ONE
HALF SEVENTH ST. HOUSES ASK

FOR BOYS TO Is:
Suits at 3d. So so So, "a and So. Fully as good as
are sold for double those prices.
Sailor Suits at 81 .25, $l.S7 and So rs. Genuine
Bargains.
FOR BOYS IL TO IS:
Suits at $3.50, S5.25. $780, $780, So. rs and $40
The best goods for the least money ever offered.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN:
Suits at $3.50. S675, s.. so, 50. 40 and s1o75 Go
ahead Of anything ever offered
Pure WOrSted l-buttOn Cutaway Suits at $40 Mnst
be seen to be appreciated.
Blue Flannel Suits at So only. A few left.
Blue Flannel suits at $3.50, 1918 and $3.50. War
ranted Indigo dye.
Fine Yacht Cloth Suits at sl2 worth s1s
IN SEERSUCKERS
We have just received complete new line, from
$l.5O for Coat and Vest, up
ODD PANTS AT A SACRIFICE
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND sTREETs
~ AS interruptions parties initiated our sign
and name be careful and come to the CORNER OF
TENTH AND + STREETS. iel9
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Latest Foreign News.

SIX NEW CARDINALS TO BE CREATED.
ROME, June 23.-The pope will create six new
cardinals at the consistOry to be held on the
18th of July proximo. At the same consistory
his holiness will announce the name of the new
archbishop of Dublin.
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Mr.. Myers will Re Floprea-

BALTIMORE, June 23.-The case of Henry A.
Myers, convicted of brutally beating his wife
and sentenced to one years imprisonment and
twenty lashes, came up before the supreme
bench this afternoon an application for a
new trial. The court overruled the motion, and
he will be fiOgged.
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A WIFEs SUIT AGAINST HER HUsnASp.-
To-day j. 4. Power, Tor Annie Flynn, filed a bill
against Morris IL Flynn, To restrain him from
eAerclslng control over certain property. She
states that she was married To the defendant
Arrn 2lst last, and they lived together a. maa
ana Vile Till June 10th, when she was compelled
10 leave him in consequence OF his tad treat
ment OF her; that she removed 90 his residence
alter the marriage, taking furniture, household
property, wearing apparel, &c.. OF which defend
ant now claims possession, and she asks that he
be restrained from asserting such claim.
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The case OF Anna 1. Reed agt. VIM. d. Reed,
nled by Mr.. I. +. Miller for q divorce and
Injunction, has been dismissed.
Thomas Banks and VIM. johnson have been
arrested on suspicion Of having attempted to
burglartze the house OF Mrs. General Myer's
corner OF and 18th streets, Sunday night
AN ILLINOIS Law MAKER CHARGED WITH
A Foul CRIME.-Representatiy Thos. lanes
from Randolph county, ILL.,, aged "a years. has
been charged with assault with intent to rape
Mamie James, q 12-year-oid girl, q page in the
state house. A warrant was issued for his ar
rest Representative James Is q man OF con-
siderable wealth, and has . very estimable
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SALE or REsIDENCE-RAss EIsHING-PoLITT-
CAL AND PERSONAL NOTES. &C.

SALE OF A REsIDENCE-RAss EIsHING-PoLITT.
CAL AND PERSONAL NOTES &C.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, June %. 1855.
The beautiful residence OF the late William
Brewer, situated near the depot In this city.
has been bargained for at 5000 by Comme-
dore Oscar Badger, OF the United States navy.
The sale has been made subject 10 a decree and
ratification OF the court
The county commissioners have given the
school board levy OF $4,000 with which ID
run the public schools for the next year, CON-
mencing the l4th OF September.
Bass fishing at and near the Great Falls IL
claimed 10 be better than WAS ever known. A
party of three from this place captured ycstcr-
day eighty-rve I'm an hour and a half.
Hon. Geo. Peter and AZ. ". Talbot are tho
opposing candidates before the approaching
democratic primary for the state senate. Ii j.
rGmored to-day that Vim. Niers Route. jr, son
OF Judge Bouic, viii also be "A candidate.
The county commissioners completed their
annual levy to-day. The rate OF taxation a. not
yet aScertaned. but IL is thought IL Will not eN-
coed dollar, county aud state, on the one hum
dred dollars. Last year the county and state
tax was 81 .o5
Harvest Will open up very generally through
out the county ON Friday, and ~ i thought tho
crop VIII greatly exceed what has all al0ng been
anticipated.
Among the large arrival Of washingtonians
noticed the past two days Mrs. A. ;. Saarp
and +. ID. Cushman.