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Through Niagara WHIRLPOOL.

COOPER GRAHAM FLOATS THROUGH SUCCESS
FULLY IN A BARREL.
Carlisle D. Granam, the English cooper, yes
terday successfully performed the feat of going
through the whirlpool at Niagara in barrel.
At 3:45 o'clock Graham entered his barrel and
was dropped into the current at the exact point
from which Capt. Webb started. He went
through the rapids without incident and struck
the whirlpool safely. Once or twice the barrel
struck the rocks heavily, but it rghted itself
promptly and sped on its way TO the lake. Or
servers at Lewiston Landing caught sight of the
barrel at Ais O'Clock. Al 4:25 Graham was
safely landed at Lewiston, five miles below the
starting point. When his cage was opened he
stepped out in good form. His only complaint
was that his hands We're sore from hanging TO
the straps SO long. He was made the hero of
the hour by the villagers. Graham made no
money by his daring feat, and bore all the ex-
penses himself. The barrel in which he went
through the whirlpool was built somewhat in
the shape OF an egg, the top being 20 inches, the
bottom Il inches and the swell 33 inches in
diameter. 1t was made of slaves Ia inches
thick, the bottom being 2la inches thick, and
the top, In which the manhOle was placed, III
inches thick. The barrel, which is Z feet long,
is protected on the bottom by thirteen Ia, hoop
iron bands, and the upper part by four pinch
bands,
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers

DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctioneerS
CORNER OF IGHIEENTH ANDS STREETS
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed OF trust left for record with 80
Inc Recorder OF DEEDS of The District of Column ii4
Ola on the 3Oth day OF June, 1856, will SELL on wa
TUESDAY, the THIkTEENrh DAY OF l. /.
1885 at Ia LF-PASI FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ, in front
premises, in the city Washington. d. G.. known as
lot SO OF Geo Burgess subdivision OF certain lots In
square lo2, the same being the twO-StOry pressed
ick-froht residece at the northeast corner 18th
AND streets rhwes, the said lot being 20 feet 3
Inches III front by % feet inches alty and being
three squares sorthta asst of dupont circle.
Terms: One-hat cash: balance 10 remain In prop
erty a. six per cent INTEREST all cash option Of
pur chaser. deposit of SlUO required time sale.
Terms TO be complied with IN ten day., otherwise
sale AT risk and cost OF the purchaser. after
ve days notice In some daily publ he'd in
Washington. u. e. tonveyancing, &c, NJ purchaser
cost.
.y6-d&ds HARVEY 8. DURN ALL. Trustee.
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The New Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury.

GOV. THOMPSON TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE.
Gov. Thompson, the new assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, arrived In Washington this
morning. He called at the Treasury depart
ment, and took the oath OF Office about ten
O'Clock, before Mr. Fitzpatrick. of the appoint
ment division. At noon all the chiefs OF bu-
reaus and of divisions Of the Secretary's Office
were presented To him by Chief Clerk YOU
mans. Gov. Thompson did not perform the
routine work OF his office to-day, but was sn-
gagged In looking over the field. Tomorrow
morning he will begin the discharge OF his new
duties
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Travellers lsuide.

PENN RouTH-B. d A. station oth ana n sts For
n. " Philadelphia. boston and the East, 7:l5 go.
$40 AND "A =. 800. S:lo. los,u, pun Ior
BOSTON = pm daily. fnia'lei phi. accommodation,
900 pm. daily. On sunday 300 Am, =. $40. 40
and Pttsburg and west, am Chicago limiIedD
daily. 800 IN, East IneD daily 10 ,incIunal and
Chicago and Cincinnati, s:lo pm. aalIy. Pacific
express, 1000 pm Aaiiy. for Richmond and
sunday For BALTIMORE. o:3o: .:lo $780, S:sO 600
llou am. l2:U5 ZOO Soy Ala. :-s5. 4:4U, og,o
To- AM 4:o oo 4i5 6Uo .o I io5 sS s ys 20
pm Tor Popes Creek lAue. .:l5 m, and s:s0
Ann. lay lag ana s:s pun daily. Except n sandas dS
sunday, an. alb pm. tor l-rie. CaiandalguS
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara, looo pm daily. eAc-ls
SUNDAY.
AID o. RouTE-Station. Corner New Jersey Ave
nue. and Street-For Chicago. 1880 M drst Inn.
lied, lo:oo daily; ior Cincinnati. Louisville aud
81 Louis, daiiy, $3.50 ~ H. lo:lo tUr PItIsburg.
lvs,o "a M 800 pm. daily. for baltimore .. 900.
minute train. $3.50, 43U. 44v $40 O:su I. 80 and
IL pm sunday, $50. $50, $50 and lU:o5 am l.2,
nspoiis $40, a. and LILO and 4;ju D. ON
day, $50 a. III, 4:4o p. m. Tor way stations between
Washington and Baltimore. D, o:io $40 "a. M. I2lU
pm. 500. s:4v. and IA pm. On sundays. $3.50
and 80, $3.50, 4:so aud IL PIN. FOR stations Me-
tropolitan Branch, $40 a. IN. daily. except sun
day, and 5:3o p N, daily: 4:so y. m, daily except
sunday, for principal stations on Metropolitan
lions; for Frederick $40 H. s:4O p. daily
cept sunday. For Hagerstown. looO a. and 53l
p m daily. except SUNDAY for local points between
ii :eo 4 IN daily, except SUNDAY.
VA. MIDLAND RoUTE-B q Il Staton.-For New
Orleans and Atlanta, ll:lo a tdaily) For Louis
vile. o.io pm tdailyC southern mail and express.
III p. IN. daily MaIrAssas division. 1@.o D. m
sunday. ll:l5 ALL $50 y. A. For Lynchours way
statonsJ q AIN.
Orleans and intermediate points Iooo an and $50
p. daily.
burr aud all stations s:loa m. ana $50 pm daily
except Sunday, and $40 p m every day.
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Y7HoMAs BOWLING, AuctDneer

5A5E q on I'm
E9 NV AvEN - pr eo Or I'll aENWo1p road.
EKTY. WAsHISGroS y D. c 4 AAiiSS PROP
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF ses
passed in a cause Cwherein Keating ct al. are =
complainans, and Mciaushlin ct al defendants),
saf a HALF fasf
O'CLOCK. on the PREMISES, sell the Following de-
81 So 40 A. as ss S. 81 s. IS and r. VII" In M iIs
IaughlinS subdivision OF the tract of land known as
Terms OF sale Onethird cash. balance IN six and
welve months notes to bear six per cent interest
with within Fly, FIVE days amer day Of sale the
cost OF the detauiting purchaser or purchasers.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers
10th 1885. and recorded in Liber Nd ,l26 folio :is
143 ct one OF the land records OF the District
r. iss Pfs e F;SS
of Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered one a. in 50 uare
numbered eight ~. in c H. Hoiden's recorded sub
venture Also. Lots numbered two (2). three 80.
eighty 500 eighty (sl and eghtytwo (s2 in said
by N. g. starkweather in May, 1874. under cuitiva-
ton and improved by q small Frame House and out
Terms of sale: Onehaf of the purchase in cash and
the balance In ore year from the day SALE in
deed of trust the property to my satisfaction
or all cash. ut purchasers option. deposit of S75
II the terms of sale not complied with in dive DAYS
from the day OF sale reserve the right to resell the
purchaser after Ave day $ notice by advertisement
rain leaves at 4:4O M Tor Glen Dale. returning
jys.12&1o CHAs H. KNIGHT. Trustee
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EDUCATIONAL

NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND,
~ Collegiate Institute for YOUNG LADIES and
Preparatory school for LITTLE GIRLS,
Fm la +. o., thi ee miles from Baltimore Md.
Conducted by the Sisters Of Notre Dame. Send for
Catalogue jylZ-m, W s-2m
TINJTORING-FOR coli EGF ENTRANCE. X
Il aminations, by Yale student has had large ex-
perience Inquire of Il. w. POND. 81. Patent Office.
jylO IVA
MR. c. PERSCHFL KOYL. TEACHER OF
ANl Physics In the High school, will open July 18th
a class IN preparation for the september exanina-
lions. Class 10 three times weekly in twu-hOur
sessions. Tuition, $lO per month in advance. l416
q st. NV. jy0-3tA
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BusINESS
l. PROPERLY, NO, 1927 9TH STkEEI NORTH.
WITH STORE ROOM. BETWEEN NEW
YORK AVENUE AND L STREET NORTH
WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWELFTH.
1855. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, -
We will sell IN front of the premises, IMM
PART LOT 8. IN SQUARE. No. 400. ,E;&
fronting % feet 7th northwest, with depth
OF 80 feet 10 inches and improved by well built j.
story and back building brick dwelling containing ten
rooms with fine room and cellar. being No. lO21
eth rect mort invest, with modern couven ences; one
of the BEST locations for business purposes on 9TH
street.
1erms Onethird cash: balance in one and two years;
notes bear interest and be secured by deed OF
trust premises; conveyancing DC, at purchaser
cost. A deposit of $500 required at sale. 7 fms 10
be compiled wi III i'll days. otherwise resale at
risk and cost Of deaultng purchaser after five days
public notice OF such resale If some newspaper pub
!ished IN Washington, ID. Z.
Stock of shoes. &C.. contained In store can b puf-
chased at private sale by applying on premises
jyS-dtyds DCNCANHO.N Bro. Aucts
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
BEAUTIFUL BARONESS SIN.
RarOn de Worms Sues for Divorce on
no /. nf AAnltarv

LONDON, July 12.-Baron H. de Worms, who
was parliamentary secretary to the board of
trade in the Salisbury cabinet Of last year, has
brought an action for divorce against his wife on
the ground OF adultery. The Baron alleges that
his wife made frequent vsits.t to the Tyrol alone.
He suspected nothing at first because the lady is
a native of Austria, being the daughter OF Baron
Won Todesco, of Vienna. But he discovered
that the object of these visits was neither patri
Otto nor innocent, but to meet In criminal in
tercourse Baron Meron, who made appoint
ments for her to secretly receive him there
Baron de Worms then secured sufficient ev.
dence to base his complaint on and make
Baron Meron the correspondent It Is stated
that Baron MerOn and the Baroness de Worms
have concluded not to enter any defense.
Baron de Worms was the tory member for the
Toxteth division of Liverpool IN the late house
OF commons. He Is 46 years OF age. and Is a
hereditary baron of the Austrian empire. His
wife is handsome, stately woman, possessing
fine, voluptuous figure. and has long been the
leader of a fashionable circle, and q general
social ia yOrite
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD. July 12.-Virgin.a SKIES consoli-
dated pass coupons 6.la do ten-iurties with
coupons, Al; do. new threeS. u sA2 Nogtn Carolina
skies. old. 1.ZIA2 bid to-day.
BALTIMoRE. Nd. July 12.-Cotton quiet
street and western super. 25ua-9O; do.
extra, :S.UOa:}.65: family, 3. 75a4.5U city mills
SUPER 2.5Oa3.OO: do. extra, 3.25aA.UV do Rio
brands, 4.5Oa4.62 Patapsco family, 5.l5; do.
superiltINe patent. 5.oU. Wheat->Outhern firm
tor best grades and active western higher southern
No western winter red. spot. S5ao1l2: July ssh
aS.: August. S6asAo7: september, SSlsaoSi<. Corn
southern firm; western higher and dull; southern
white, 4salS+2: southern yellow. i.aiS; western
mixed. spot 4olaa47: July, 45A4 bid; steamer. a \,
asked. Oats firm - southern. 3.a42, hile,
39a4l; western mixed. 36aSS: Pennsylvania 37a42
Rye. COATS. Hay duII-pr!me Ia choice western,
S.OUal2.5O Provisions firm and fairly active. Mess
pork. 1O.5oal 60. Bulk meats-shouders and clear
clear rib sides. ia; hams l2a.al3la Lard-rsfned
liz Butter steady-western packed 1Oal3 3: creamery
15alS Eggs quiet. Ii 4.aI2. Petroleum dull-rehned.
Coffee quiet-Ro cargoes. ordinary to fair Sa!.s4
Sugar steady and hrm-A soft, 6ls: copper refined
steady, Sl2alO " Risky nominally steady, 11Ssl 20
Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer Quiet-cotton.
Ibid: flour, ls.6d: grain easier, Sd. Receipts
flour 49, barrels: wheat 1o3Ou bushels: corn.
bushels; oats. 700 BUSINESS rye. 200 bushels Ship
ments-hour. $500 barrels: cOrn $4,000 bushels
sales-whest. 6OOOOO bushels: CORN, 10000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III, July IL, 100 a m.-wheat-
August opened strong and higher at 81 and after
fuctuatiug. declined to SIla. Corn nrm and sls de
Pork weak and lower-September. 9o2l- Lar
Steady-AuguSt, sos,
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Washington stock EXchauge.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington SLocS Exchange noted to-day:
T. : 4l2s, 1891, coupon. ia oll. ll2ls asked I.
: 4ias ISL registered; l!ia. Did lIzts asked u
is t. i25Ts Did l3oi4 asked ID. c per imp 6s
1s, 1881, currency l16 did. 2Uyear fund Us. 1872
com liza bid. 3U-year fund, 6s, 1902 CON- l27l2
Did Metropolitan A. X. SOCK, 1904 DID, lUS
oolumbiaR. Il. stock. 80 bid Washington Gas, 3oLa
bld 81 ..sAcd. Potomac ms, OBJ rs nus, ola
BricN machine. 10 b.d. Citlzeus' National Bauk
llUls bid fen.I 4ol2 D.4 40 ASKED Iues.-
,,e.anc .iiilt lei S2Lx I'D SSAa
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SPEClAITIES.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
AVA LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and gen.
tlenen 50 cents each. 4OS street, between ath aud
OLD streets northwest. my6lOw~
NINE ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
AN1 and AstrOlogist has been consurei on Business
Love and MatrimOny for "a years this city; all in
trouble Call. Satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 10
am: to DIN. Fee 5Oc. aud 81 312 First f. Capt.
toll Hill M
DILES-DR- MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the OF knife, causttc
or ligature Cure guaranteed. Can 10 consulted as
2l3 I'd ST. n from to 6pm ap2-lcms
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Parson Downs, Latest Trouble

BosroS, July 12.-In company with Lawyer
Keyes, MIR. Downs visited the police headquar-
ters at 10 O'Clock this morning. Inspector Ma
money has warrant charging Mr.. Downs with
bastardy, sworn out by Alice W atson. Inspec-
tor Mahoney, Mr.. Downs and Mr.. Reyes went
TO The superior court to give bail.
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AUCTION SALES.
nuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TUESDAY MORNING.,
JULY 18TH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALEsRooMS 9TH
AND d STREETS NORTHWEST,
REGULAR SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MATING, CAR
PETS, STOVES. &c.
ALSO, ONE NEW BUSINESS WAGON. 1t
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctonssr

II 'AiSAA%AS ~" AINIs AUCtlOu0eI
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED GROUND
IA RAPIDLY IMPROVING NElGHBOR-
HOOP, BEIN.. THE SOU HEASI ,,. CON y, NJ ER
" THIRD AND y STREETS NORTH WESI,
AND On STREET. NEAR THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST.
ny virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
Inc ISa District OF Columbia, passed July 3D. A. -
lono, IN EQUITY cause No. 1908, the undersigned,
as sao win otter for SALE 81 public AUCTION In
I rWtS u ths prtmises on THU tsDAf CD ia r
SIX OSLotK NJ the following described real
esa1e situate In the City Of Washington, District OF
T. T. nmoia to VII: Original lot number cd fifteen l5l
w square numbered q hundred and fifty three
l56. and the sixteen feet six inches ll66) of
,1t n9mos ed seyenteen 90. and the west twenty
nine I'D ieet of lot numbered eighteen lSl in said
SO ARE 6oS orgins LOT 15 has front Of ~ ieet on
street py depth OF 30 feet on Sd street northwest
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
casn, ma balance in six twelve and eighteen months.
OF All cash, Ut option of purchaser. Deferred pay
ments to be secured by lien reserved on tbs prem
lsS s0io Inc purchaser to give his NOES thereiOr
Win interest Ut six per cent deposit OF 500 Pc
auIeu on each OF above parcels Of ground terms 10
De SoLhplled with within ten days All conveyanclng
ana recording at purchasers cost.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee.
jy12d&ds No. 511 9TH street northwest
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Local Notes.

James Wilson. colored, was fined $40 by
Judge Smell to-day tor cutting Adam EdmundS
across the lace with u KnlIe.
In the case OF John z. Thompson, editor OF
the Sunday Chronicle, charged by Miss Mary j.
Mcbride with criminal lioel as published IA
saturdays STAR, Mr.. L. r. Miller appeared as
his counsel and waived ali examination. The
case was sent to the grand jury; bonds, $500.
To-day, in the case of the estate OF ABBY n.
Bailey, letters OF administration were issued To
John Bailey: ST., 900 bond.
Postmaster Couser to-day appointed VIM. y.
Wilder as a substitute letter-carrier. Mr.. Will
der was one of the special delivery messenger
boys at the office. and Went into the examine
tiOn for q letter-carriers place.
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TOMORROW.

nUNCANSON BROS. AucuoneerA
HORSE. WAGON, HARNESS AND CARRIAGE
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. JULY THIRTEENTH.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ We will sell, in front of our
saesrooms tie above, to which att ntion Is called
lNlu-1t
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts i
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvFD PROPER
TY ON CSTKEET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS JUI HEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust. duly recorded i'm e.t>
Luer No $40 folio 1925, one of the land DIS -
OF the District OF Columbia will sell in front W.
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TWEN = 4
FIRST DAY OF JULY, AL 1856, at SIX OCLOCk
P, all those pieces or parcels of ground and Prem
tses known and described On the ground plan plat
OF the city OF Washington. in he District OF Columbia.
ana known as the west thirty feet front by the
entire depth of Lot numbered one Il the east twen-
ty-seven feet front by the entire depth of Lot
bered Two O. and the east twenty ieet six and
half inches front by the entire depth Lot numbered
four (4), all in square numbered
ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY QO6O)
together with all the imprOv enents ways easements
rights. privileges and appurtena1ces the same be-
longing or in anyw ise appertanng.
Terms: One-third ca,h. balance in one and two
years, notes to bear interest payable semi
and to be secured by deed premises sold or
ali cash at option Of purchaser. deuosit OF SlOO
required on each lot at time OF sale. ConyeyanCing
etc. at purchasers cost. Term. TO be complied with
In ten days otherwise right reserved resell risk
and cost OF deAul Ing purchaser after five days pub
lie motto OF suc resale i'll newspaper published
in Washington, ID. c.
jy9-d&ds SAMUEL CROSS. Trustee.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT, ONLY
i Toe per n and D lots llc,; also very choice
lots on Bacon 81 near l4th st. J. X HER FORD,
1423I2 81 jylOlw*
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LNOR SALE-LOTS-
Il UNIVERSITY PARK,
Columbian College Grounds
Several fine residences To be erected on this site
during the summer. Prices sure To advance Location
elevated, commanding ~ view OF the entire city
Water. gas and sewerage No more desirable oppor
tuf.iIy tor home an Investment
For plaIs and particulars. inquire of
PARKER Il townsend
tel4-3m lIlS It.
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ASr1c1pAr1se OuH Srock

ASr1c1pAr1Ne OuR Srock
Too large for this seasons demand we have con-
cluded to offer such low prices as will not fail have
the proper effect.
SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Mems Flannel Shirts, neat patterns. stripes and
checks $3.50 Youths Flannel Shirts ratterns,
stripes and checks ~. 25 with an i'm variety
to select from, In all shades.
500 dozen Zephyr Weight Scarfs, Embroidered
Swiss special price &c., tor soc.
Atwood English Jersey Underwear for the Summer.
Mems Bathing Suits 75c.. 81. 81 %. Jersey Flannel
Rubber Bathing Caps. 25c.
100 doz India GAUGE shirts GA to AZ. 25c.
Ice dOz. fine Balbriygan shirts, soc.
and Cu1s, Si.5
Zen per cent reduction entire stock Of light
Derbys and Ssraws
AUERBACH & BRO,
623 Pennsylvania avenue.
New Entrance on st. jy6
l. That never BREAKS never wears out, always clean.
Is SAFE ~ CHAS. FISHERS
SD 9TH street northwest
Mrs. FISHER dsvotes her alIeuuon wants Of
Lady Patrons MI
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BROS, Auctioneers.

$1,000 FEET OF GROUND FRONTING ON F1F.
1 TEENTH AND sIXTEENTH STREETS, Be
TWEEN AND i STREETS NORTHEAST.
NEARC0LUMBIA RAiLROAD DEPOT, BEING
FART OF "ISHERWOOD.'
On DNESDAI AFTERNOON. JULY 49,
F0GRTEENTH, 1885, at HALF-PAST FIVES$k
O'CLOCK, We will sell in front Of the premies -.
Lots d, T. IL and IA, square Ii, o: subdiv sion of
sherwood" zach OF these lots front 30 feet, and
have depth OF 16O feet tO alley. Property this
vicinity Is rapidly enhancing In value
Terms: One-third Cash: balance in and two years.
Notes to bear ini crest and to be secured deed
trust or all cash at option Of purchaser deposit
$loO required on each lot at time of SALE Convey
ancing. &c, at purchasers cost. Terms be COM
Piled with In ten days. OhsrU Use right reserved t.
s after five days publ notice of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington u. c.
jy7-d&dS DUNCANSDN BROS, Auctioneers
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DENTISTRY

lNR STARR PAI,ONS. COR 9TH AND EN- w
IL r. lllng n specially; also, tie Oh IootHacne
without exIaCunz. A Local useu Oh In.
sUI.-s. siieslaL oi extr-cllil. 1as apis
hR. y. NJ. IALbOTT. DENTIST 431 1TH ST.
- three L. Dentistry in ali
III branches Teeth iHssrteu - yer Al. WORK
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FeiI from n Window and Was Killed.
FORT MONROE, VA, July 12.-Sergeant John
ONeill, battery NJ, third artillery, fell from the
second-stOry of the barracks last night and WAS
instantly killed.
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FINANCIAL.

PR1scE 81 WH1rELr,
STOCK BROKERS'
ca Broadway. lN,r w.,
$50 Fifth avenue, AVG" ioFk
$50 18th street l.orcoran Buildng), Washington
PRIVATE SUCK TELEGkAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW 1Okh, BOSTON, &C
SESkkAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY Il. CRCGER OAKLFY
MAYNARD &. EYRE.
HENRY Il. DoDGE Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM X 1RAVERS, Skecal Partner.
Buy and sell on commission ALI classes U RAILWAY
Securities.
II. H. DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re-.
earding the markets received through wires in
stanty, direct from the New York stock Exchange.
II orders executed and reported promptly vel
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DEATH OF HENRY K. Brown, THE ScULP-
ToR.-Henry X. Brown, the sculptor, died In
Newburgh at noon Saturday. Mr.. Brown WAS
born la Leyden, Mass, in 1914. Among his
works are the bronze statue OF DE Witt Clinton,
the Washington equestrian statue In Union
York and Brooklyn, and the equestrian statue OF
Gen. Scott In Washington. In marble, his best
known works are "Hope," "Ihe Pieisdes,"
Nathaniel Greene in Washington. He had
lived in Newburgh since 1855. His death re-
suited from Softening OF the brain. His wife
died six years ago, and since then his health
gradually failed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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ne NEW IOfK SIOCK M8fR3I,
The following are the openin and 3OO p III. prices
of the New York stock Market to-day. reported oy
SPECIAL wire 10 IL. II. Dodge $50 18Th street:
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PROFESSIONAL,

MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOSEMENT by
WI Prof y ~. 1t the PATIENTS hou,, or ri tne
swedish Health institute. So3 10th II. JyI.Im
ssI >DE E--sN FiET
Il DurIug summer heat the cite from far mi ear
DIR " establishments. l4IG PRnu,y.ss..ta
ave, opp W !laFC's hotel. " a-nIrstOn, and Ii \
IutaN opp kGtIW hJylse. 4gA year It
PTactIce- II The reIiel IA and sy d-
81 coins. ounIOus, diseased nails otEer foot
Aiiii.sGts JeZ3
Mrs DR. J. Sr.MMES AND HUSBAND SIR
Av1 zeOn thiropOdist- Iwenty-sX years successful
practlCe has gained them the reputation
ofbriuZ Americas best operators once l--- r - m
tOr ssIft and hard cOrns, IHfi.ned otHts
use Mr. 4Jr- SEA MI, BLACK Lotion >s.ive iPxI
MADAME PAYN.
WI AASICU kE AND ST. RG EON CIIROPODIST
ROOMS y AMI u VERNON ROM,
EO o45 Pennsylvania ave
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A TESTIMONIAL To TRAINMASTERMCkEEv ER.
Capt. ID. L. Mckeever, trainmaster of the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad here. who was re.
Gently transferred from the Frederick division
of the Pennsylvania railroad to this city, Was
on Saturday night recalled to Iork by his friends
OF the road and presented with a handsomely
framed testimonial and costly gold watch and
chain.