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Naval Cadets Assigned.

FIFTEEN MEMBERS OF THE sIx-YEAR CLASS
RETAINED AND TWENTY-FIVE DISCHARGED.
The academic board of the United States
naval academy has designated ten members Of
the class of naval cadets that recently COM
pleted six years course to be ensigns In the
navy, and five others as assistant engineers, to
fill the fifteen vacancies occurring In the service
juno 3Oth. The remaining twenty-five mem.
bers OF the class who passed the required ex-
animation will receive an honorable discharge
and years sea pay Of 81 600, under special
act Of Congress. The list has been forwarded to
the Secretary ofthe Navy for his approval. The
assignment to the two grades is as follows: To
be ensigns, 9. Duna Greene, r. l.; S. w. Armis-
tead, Va; George w. street, Wis; Charles p
Eaton, Wis; John N. Elllcott, Md; John B.
jackson. N: j.: Charles E. Sweeting, N. Y; Ben.
tamin r. Thlrston, Ind; Harry George, Mich;
Frederick L. Chaplin, Ill. To be assistant engi.
neers, Wm Baxter, d. c.; Charles w. Dyson,
Pa; Wm. +. Datrah, r. l.; VIM. G. Herbert.
Alex. s. Halstead, Pa. Cadet Albion s. Keith.
Of Mass, who passed No. 10 In the class, was
physically disqualified, as were also Cadets
Geo. w: Littlehales, OF Pa., who stood No. IL,
and =. W: Barkiey, of No., No. IS. The physi.
cal disability OF these cadets admitted Messrs.
Chaplin, Herbert and Halstead, whose positions
were Nos. 10, IL and l8. It is expected that
another vacancy will occur In the ensign grade.
making eleven ensigns in all. In this event
either Cadet Harry A. Field, OF Va, or Ohas. F.
Webster, OF Pa, win be retained in the navy.
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IRELAND WILL NOT SUFFICE
DUBLIN, July 2.-Cnited ireland speaks with
contempt Of the local-government scheme
which has been proposed by Chamberlain, the
minister OF commerce I'm the cabinet OF Mr..
says, Twill satisfy Ireland. Messrs. Chamber-
lain and Dixie are coming here 10 find an ex-
cuse TO cheat Ireland Of her rights and to OBJ
tain some advantage for England" The
national league has instructed the Irish people
to be wakeful and to vote for the election 70 par
lament OF the conservative candidates.
meeting was held here last evening. Mr.. Thos.
Power OConnor, member OF parliament for
Galway, presided. A resolution was adopted
requesting Mr.. Justin McCarthy, at present
member OF parliament for Longford county,
ireland, to stand for Liverpool at the next elec-
ton: II was also resolved TO hold aloof from all
English parties
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Civil Service Examination.

APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS AS ASSISTANT EX-
AMINERS IN THE PATENT OFFICE.
About fifty applicants for positions as assist
ant examiners in the Patent Office were exam
ined to-day at the civil service rooms. Similar
examinations were held to-day in New York
Boston, Philadelphia, Albany and Ann Arbois
These examinations were held simultaneously
SO that the same questions could be used in
each ease. similar examination will be held
in Chicago OH the 7th. and in Madison, Wis
on the 9th instant. The examination here,
which was under the direction of MIR. II. H.
Bates, chairman Of the Patent Office board, was
confined to-day to applicants for appointment
as examiners. Applicants for places as me-
chanical draughtsmen, typographical draughts-
men, copyists OF mechanical drawings and
proof readers having been examined here dur
ing the early days of this week. In the other
cities applicants for such places were examined
to-day. DIR. Gregory, OF the civil service COM
mission, attended the examination in New
York. The examination in Boston was in
charge Of p. b. Pierce; that in Philadelphia in
charge of f. A. Seelye; in Albany, of B. r. Cat
lin, and in Ann ArbOr, OF G. ]. Kintner, all the
gentlemen named being members of the Patent
Office board.
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Denver. Colorado. J,na 90 ,sas isssse2W
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AN EXTENSIVE POLITICAL. LITERARY BURKAU
PROPOSED IN ENGLAND.

PROPOsED IN ENGLAND.
1osDN-s. 1rly 2.-The prospectus OF ron-
serva I've news agency Iimite has bee Is
sued. Lord Randolph Churchill las been !. med
rs the chairman OF the company. The capital
is fixed at 100000. The purpose OF this news
agency is TO provide the provinces with cheap
conservative newspapers and 90 prepare voters
for the general election. Accord ng 10 the pros
pectus, il is proposed 10 issue cartoons and ca
ricatures ana to publish literary matter 81 an
attractive character on cheap terms and on the
cooperative principle The = eIne has ne
support OF leading conservatives. Art icles
bearing the signatures OF tcabi net minister
and others are promised the new newspapers.
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RICHMOND, IND, July "A boy ID years OF
age, who came here a few days ago with lot of
gyPsies, as now with a farmer named Samuel
johnson, and claims that he has just embraced
the hrSt opportunity 10 set away rom the gvp-
sizes since being kidnappe by them near Mount
Vernon. Ind, two years ago. He SAYS his narne
Is Samuel Graham, and Ihat affCT his farGere
death his mother married one J llle. GriI.ia az
Evansville. ais story Is credited and his mo .hes
has hpall Mril nl L..
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Ir@ NOTICE OF srocKnoLDERs MEET


% NOTICE OF iSS' SE9ckHoIDERs MEET.
Where's It is provided BY section Of the bylaws of
The tn GENEvA ISs GRAY COPPER YER AND GOLD
ton organized under the laws of the state of
that the annual meeting Of stockholders for the cleo
Iion Of directors and for M other purposes shall DC
Denver Arapahoe county in the state Of Colorado on
the second SATURDAY OF OCTORER in each year;
and
Whereas 1t Is further provided by section Ct the
by laws of said Company that If for any reason such
annual meeting Of fstocsbolders should not be held
held ON any day thereafter fixed upon BY the stock
holders owning and holding majority Of all the stock
issued by said Company after giving twenty days pub
meeting next preceding the day Of holding the same
In daily newspaper Of general circulation published
IN IN the Sssr ct Il and Wash
Ano MueIess no annual meet n2 OF the stocSholders
was called or took place upon the second Saturday OF
holders meeting been Se mas sn @ se
asrslsned D. D. Mallory, yosn aeG g. Best and George
more than Of ali the capital stock Of said
Geneva Gray Copper, silver and Gold Mining and
~ sf shat meeting Of the y
Lewis Z. k9ckYeIl room 30 Taber Grand Opera House
ID tne &c ety Sf Denver AragahSs county sta1e
or JULY, 1855, at the hour Of TWO O'CLOCK ?.
NJ Of said day, which meeting Of stockholders shall be
nsa iSs sne Of esng Of s
ratification OF certain trustees sale made by Edwin
e Root trustee @ Tor said company, 70 Aaron w: ke..
December, 1854 and 70 Tra9sact snch other busHess
peFsons holding stock in said company are requested
Z 5Shk q hAhhSHEa 5: EIssE @
GEORGE WlL9ERa, ISGa.r.
Denver. Colorado. June %, 1885 jesV2Ot
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RoRRrprrs Rrpoprrn-l

RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Reuben Cox, 4S0
Missouri avenue, reports stolen from him an
eight-day clock worth $2.-Mrs. Kate Kirby
925 9th street. reports stolen from her house
four silver teaspoons; value S7.-Hugo Wise
pair Of earrings; value $16.75.-Dr. b. b.
Adams, 027 New York avenue, reports stolen
from his stable yesterday q Pope tricycle. worth
$165.-Mre. Baird, 1903 N street, reports that
about 2:3O. am. on the 29th an attempt was
made to enter her premises by forcing open the
side Windows. 8: Luttrell, 4O1 Sd street
money.-W. B. Griffith, 1OS LIST street north
west reports that while In Q saloon he was rob-
"A. s. Davis, 1O5 I'd street southeast. reports
stolen from his house small iron safe Contain
Ing between so and $75.-Thomas A Taylor,
his wagon o shot bag containing S9O.-Aiherf
SeeIey, 17lS street, reports stolen yards Of
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Gen, Grants Condition.
HE SLEEPS AS CSrAL-HIS MIND CLEAR IN THE
MAKING INTERVALS.

WAKING INTERVALS.
Mt. MCGREGoE, y. ", July 2.-Notwith-
standing the apprehensions that Gen. Grant
would pass Il restless night he rested and slept
fully seven hours. said Col. Fred. Grant at $50
o'clock this morning: Father was sleeping
when left the cottage just now, and l know
he slept well until after o clock this morning.
for was up and at work until that hour" DIR.
Douglas this morning remarked that when the
general awoke last night To take food or 10 have
intervals, and he fell asleep again readily. The
night was u very good one, despite the mental
work CT yesterday. The morning is bright and
clear, though chilly after the past four days of
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CHICAGO, July 2.-The RailscdV -ige to-day
says: Railway building in the United states
for the first six months OF 1856 is less than that
OF tie corresponding period for the past five
years. The total miles laid up TO July 4 in
twenty-five states is sos by fItv-six different
lines. The states showing an addition or mr.
miles or more are Georgia, Florida, Kansas,
Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska ard Texas, and
In these states well I'm California and
Pennsylvania from four 10 six lines each have
been under construction.
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CHIC A-o, July 2.-Thc ION. Il anbcn Fl God.
member of Congress from the T.. n Illinu dis
irict, died of cancer yesterday at mis- res. ience
in Sycamore, Ill. Mr.. Ellwood was born I'm lont-
gomery county, y. v. February II, 1921, re-
ceiving his education at the Cherry Valley
academy. He was a member OF the New York
state assembly I'm $50 He elected ~ the
forty-eignth Congress from the nth Illinois
district a republican. aud wa reelected 20
the rorty-ninth Congress. Mr.. Illwood WAS O
manulacturer OF agricultural i'm .,lements.
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G-cnt storm '1Auv--f-.

TWENTY VILLAGES JGSrTED - LIGHTNING
AND SIX NBN KILL.
VIENNA. July 2.-Twenty vi res were ignt-
ted by lightning and burned l. the storm on
Saturday and SUNDAY. Six mcr were Killed
while trying to extingulsh TIE DANES. Great
damage W., done TO tic crops 80 a aur-icl e.
The water spout Hooded Pesth yestrr rday even
ing. The Danube swimming baths. full OF peo-
pie, became loosened and nOated down the
streap; The people were panic-stricken, but
were all rescued.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

AN AMERICAN BARK's ROUGH PASSAGE
LONDON, July 2.-The American bark Edwin
Reed, at Queenstown from San Francisco.
during the passage had decks swept, cabin
flooded. and two boats and portion OF bul.
warks stove. She also shifted her cargo.
TO IMPROVE THE HOMES OF TIE PooI
LONDON, July 2.-It Il announced that the
Marquis OF Salisbury will very soon Introduce
In the house of lords a bill embodying the chief
recomlne dations OF the royal commission ap-
pointed 10 inquire into the sanitary condition
OF the homes of the poor and to report upon the
best means of housing them.
GEN. woLSELEY GOING HOME.
CAIRO, June 2.-Gen. Wolseley and staff start
at once for England.
AFFAIRS IN MADAGASCAR.
PArTs lrly 2.-Advf"es frcp Madagascar
So L. -rCF-5 we're repC sd in a. * ,)n
Fort MaSanga. 1t il deniei that Ire prime aim
lister OF tie Hoyas was strangled 10 death. The
interior oi Madagascar Is now threatened With
a famine. The rice crop has been destroyed.
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Tho GorslOn NemoriaI.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE ENING STAR
LONDON, July 2.-The Gordon memorial fund,
which is now 100000, is to be devoted to the
establishment of an institution to be called the
Gordon Boys Home, to train boys for either
military or civil life, according TO their powers
and inclinations.
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CHICAGO, July The announcement A
made here to-day that Charles a. Libby Of the
ST irt manufacturing firm OF James l.. Libby 4
Co, who mystertously disappeared some weeka
ago, Ia nol dead, as was supposed, but alive. He
he's been heard from "A Boston. from which
city he wrote letter to lis faith, in New : Ork
city, stating that he had heard with deep sor.
row OF bis wife's suicide through remorse at hts
disappearance and suppressed death. Te IN.
tended lie SAID, TO assuI.le ancs Ter name and
begin lie anew.
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= e, ;r-7~ftye Ste -. I'm Ecso--s~-

DEc,yEI, COL, July PRIV = adyi-ei -
G. -s l&tC 'Fs night n Blaf - q
d.An:-e oT tuesday nigt-.s stor "a .ha- IN.
lty Is greater than was at first supposed. Ihe
public sampling works, one mile from the town.
were greatly dana ged and Mel Taran as foundry
was nearly washed away. At one time the
water was three feet deep in the streets. Trains
on The Black Hawk branch viii not be running
for two or three days No loss OF life is reported
anyMhcre.
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Mr. LowclI.s Gift to Harvard.

Boston, July 2.-Mr. James Russell Lowell
has just presented to the library of Harvard
college a collection of books numbering 6SS
volumes, picked up by him in the past eight
lish and Italian works, but most of the books
are Spanish. There are some of the greatest
rarity and value and none OF them are common
place,
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 2.-Much amusement IS caused
here by the announcement that an association
OF French republican journalists intends taking
proceedings against Col. Smith Woolseley, for,
as alleged, setting a price on Olivier PAINS
head.
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A Large Real Estate Sale.

Donald Cameron to syndicate, composed Of
gentlemen in this city, for $50, 600, square 1SS,
bounded by 10th street, New Hampshire ave-
nue., v and w streets, containing about $4,000
square feet,
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To search for the Gallfa,

RELIEF STEAMER SENT OUT FROM LIVER
POOL 10 THE DISABLED CUNARDER.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-The Cunard Steamship
company has sent the steamer Demerara with
provisions in search OF the overdue steamer
Gallia. 1t is generally thought i'm shipping cir
cles that the Anchor line steamer Trinacria,
which left New York June 10th for Avon.
mouth, is towing the Gallia.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. July 2.-Thomas ].
Cogan, an attorney Of Cincinnati, and NJ. kary,
an alderman of the same city, were arrested
last night for tampering with a witness. Cogan
was here as the attorney for a hotel thief, who
had been caught with stolen property In his
possession. II is said that Cogan and Kary
were trying to buy of the prosecuting Witness
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A London Member to Resign I'm His
Favor il He is Beaten at Woods toe Il. /.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July IL understand that if Lord
Randolph Churchill is beaten at Woodstock to-
morrow one of the members for the city of Lon
don will resign i'm his favor, and probably'be
warded with knighthood. The contest Is grow
ing exciting and many leading conservatives
and liberals have gone down to help.
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PROPOSED CONVENTION OF LABOR ORaANIzA.
,TIONs.-At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the United Labor League Of America,
held last evening at 11S ID street northwest,
John Pope Hodnett presiding, proposition
was made to call a general convention of the
Amalgamated Labor organizations of the city,
both white and cOlored. Mr.. Hodnett said he
would consider the matter of calling such q
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 2.-Samuel c. Sha FER
q land speculator OF this city, has been ir icted
on a charge of embezzling SIS oO0 from John I.
Blair, New Jersey capitalist. shafisr gave
bonds and the Gaze was contir Jed until 20.
yCTubpr.
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PROPERTY SALE.-JOhn R. Mclean has
bought from Chas A. James and s. b. Boarman,
trustees, for $4,000, the whole Of squire $40.
which lies between N and and IA and Sd
streets southwest, with the exception OF four
lots at the corner OF and 4lh streets. This sale
was subject TO the accumulated taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

JUVENILE DEPRAvIrY.-A colored boy,
Osborne Basey, was before Judge Smell to-day,
Black, Of twenty-one cents. and afterwards of
assauIting him. Black stated that Basey
snatched the money from his hand and the
next day he struck him with brick. Officer
Brice stated that after Basey's arrest he said
that If sent to jail he would Kill Black when he
tail
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The Fortihcations of Herat.

Specia, Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 2.-Private letters from Herat
represent the Notifications of that city TO be
much stronger than is supposed. The English
officers received the most cordial welcome from
all classes of the inhabitants
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11tn St, by
The Evening S::ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Prest

THE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers IN the
city by carriers their account at 10 cents
week or 44c per month. Copies at the counter,
cents each By mail-postage prepaid-5O cents o
MONTH year, So six months. S3.
Entered at the Post Office at Washington d. C., as
second class mail matter.
The WEEKLY STAR-publsbed on Friday-$1
year. postage prepaid SIX months. so cents
So All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance
no paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July lit is a significant sign of the
times that for 145 new female clerkships i'm the
post Office nofewer that :, 500 women competed.
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From Wall street To-.,.~

Nrw YORK July 2.-The sto~'S rlarle. WA
.. gnat n. .gular at q. opel=- lis IN.
ing. Lac.-awanna and 81. Pa md L-' a
t.. sno AZ a los IA, --e
Union and Delaware and dudsca were 4. e n up
IA. Othor changes in the active list were for
sInaller fractions. The three active stocks dur
ing the hour have been Lackawanna, Pacific
Mail and Jersey Central. Laclzawanna sold
down in the carly dealings 10 9oi, and has
81, &c recovered the loss and gained 4. per cent
The whole list was weak in the early dealings.
portion OF which has since been recovered,
with Union Pacific and Lackawanna pro,ni.
ncntly strong daring the latter part of the hour,
while Jersey Central and Pacific Mail leei the
weak stocks. Just before IL o'cl Jck the whole
list made decided decline and at thai hour
the market is dull and weak. The total s.las q
the first hour were 50 1000 shares.
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TuE NEw ''BA1rrMoRE- RAseE
NINE SIZES. JUST OUT WITH THE LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS, IS CHEAP IN PRICE, BUT
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. THERE Is
NOTHING IN THE MARKET EQUAL TO IT.
TIE ECONOMY GAS STOVE Is THE BEST
SELLING STOVE, AS EVERY ONE USING THEM
TAKES PLEASURE In TELLING THEIR
FRIENDS ABOUT IT.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
je6 ]24 9TH STREET
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IE SAMUEL S. SIIEDD
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTEIS
Always in stock large assortment of Gas Fixtures
Crates, La;rohes, Ranges and Furnaces
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COMMISSIONERS EATON ADVOCATES MORE AZ
TENTloN To MUSIC IL PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
day. session Of the music teachers' national
convention at the Academy NJ Music. Hon.
Washington, read an essay on "Education u
Music at Home and Abroad He edyD-
Gated a vastly more liberal interest ~
both the federal and state govcrnmenGB
I'm the introduction and fostering Of musical
education as O branch Of our public school o.
TEN. A series OF resolutions offered by The.
dore Prusser, Of Philadelphia, and II. o. Har.
kins, Of Chicago. In which were embedded th0.
facts OF the potency Of music q factor in e(ln.
cation, and that IL should be more exteuziyalY
taught, particularly through the medium 0f
recognit,op III this public beneft, were unzsoAp
mously slopsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

ACCOUNTS SUSPENDED.-First Auditor Chen
oweth has suspended the accounts OF the coast
survey for portion of the last fiscal year pend
Ing the completion of certain Investigations. It
Is alleged that unnecessary expenditures have
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rF~ l. O. o. F-COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 10.
O>-A Every Odd Fellow in the District is invited
to attend installation THIS EVENING. Initiate de-
fltl WM NJ LAPORTE Rec Sec
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SERGEANTs JAMES MITCHELL and Frank W.
Ellis, of the Signal corps, made the highest aver
age of the seven sergeants recently examined
for promotion, and will probably be appointed
second lieutenantS in the CORPS
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rrrE FRENCn soCrAr.rsrn.


PARIS, July 2.-The French socialists have
issued their platform OF principles for the com-
ing electoral campaign. II demsnds, among
other things the abolition OF tho presideiacy
and the senate bestowal upon the assembly ef
the power % dismiss ministers or state.
the settle ment OF all questions OF war aud
Of constitutional revision by popular vHfe
confiscation OF church property and separat1Dn
OF church and state: grn lual abQE ion OF esl8dr
ing armies: free education OF children a. ru11e
expense and the free feeding OF children at the
public expense In all cases where they ara not
otherwise properly provided for; the establish
ment OF progressive income TAX: tho abolition
OF collateral Inheritance; reduction IA the hours
of labor, and the maintenance OF disabled
workmen at the public expense.
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STEAMER CORCORAN EXCURSION,

The owners of the steamer W. W. Corcoran have
purchased and VIII assume the management of Mar.
shall Hail. Daily morning excursions will be given
especially for Ladies and Children. Absolute order
Will be preserved the grounds. The table furnished
with all the mark affords. Lunches served aud ice
fruit and milk always on hand. Steamer leaves every
morning at 10 O'Clock, returning at o'clock Fare
70 cents for round trip to GlymOnt and Marshall
Hall. Children, Is cents ie:SSm
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NEAlsJ.Y ], 800 NEW CASTS AND % DEA-ES In
SPAIN YESTERDAY.
MADRID, July 2.-offioial reVo-ts show ffat
in ali Spain yesterday there were 1,4S7 new
These figures include 7S3 new ccsss in the capi.
tai and province Of Valencia, ard 4l2 ceashs
there. Two fresh cases are reEoYred in rllis
city. The report of an aia ming Increase of the
disease in Aranjuez is not confirmed In that
city yesterday there were 152 cases and 7s
deaths. The epidemic is decreasing in MERIDA
and Casiellon de Ia Plana. In Valencia hoV.
ever, there Is little change obseryahie
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An Emhcssl~r SensepceA.

Providence, X. l., July 2.--Second Teller
VIM. Tulley Torrance. who IN the course of
twelve years embezzled from the Old Proyi-
dence National Bank upwards OF $50 600 was
this morning sentenced in the L. >. district
court on his plea Of guilty TO six years at hard
labor in the state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02

T JOHN 7, MITCHELI,. ...,..
1>-3.s Real Estate ONCE and Notary Public.
DoWlings Auction Rooms, HOO Pepna, ave. .,...
Beant.mi hliIding Lot on 8lst 1t-. " est Wasnlns,
aud on ubeIal termK te2h8m