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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND; August 1s:-virginia SKIES
Ss North carona sxss o.d 20 bid ID To-Day e 'es
quiet -middins, s4.aeAs Flour steady and quiet
extra, $;eSas g: do family. s7ss4SS; city mills i
any ao
1--WE patent $50. Wheat-sOuthern frmer: western
sSua s. 5a s
red, spot. so7sas6 August, s5iaas5a.: September.
naiy steady: higher aadifrm:soashern white.
52a55: southern yellow. 5Oa54 western mixed. spot,
as Sa oa sisssy snS ey
southern xSas White SSas
52a55. Hay easy aud dull-prime to choice western,
hSs ss sna edy
rL sides. packed. 6aa7 Bacon-shou!ders, Sac; clear
fS saeS M nas iSs r.
l6a2l Eggs steady and dull. 11a1la. Petroleum
saa
ssaSH re aa qF,s bSdo %sky nominay
saSr sss: sasss
rye, 4,aO0 bushels shipmentsaao1r $3.50 barrels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. August Is. HAS a. :n.-Wheat-
September opened considerably stronger at rs
weak again and declined to 77la. Corn frmer-
MAJ. J. F. RAsDLErr, 9th cavalry, has been
granted four months leave.
DEPUTY @. NJ. GEN. B. c. CARD has been Or
dered from Washington to San Francisco on
public business.
PERsoNAL.-Secretary Endicott, Senator Cor.
man, Mr.. James G. Berrct, Mr. Kuki, the Japa-
nese Minister. Count Saigo, the Japanese Secre-
tary OF the Navy, and Judge John Davis were
In New York last evening.-.Mr. w. W; Met
bis family and spend with them a month in the
Adirondacks-Prof. w. H. Seaman, accom-
panied by Mrs, Seaman and Miss Ella ]. Morri
son, has gone to attend the Microscopy conven-
tion at ChautauQua aad the American Scien-
tine convention at Buffalo.
Compton, of Maryland is suffering from an
attack OF eczema.-The Misses Wade left last
evening on 9 visit to friends in Pennsylvania
samuel Boyd. OF Panama, and A. A. Robinson.
OF Topeka, are at the Rigga-Mrs. Z. E. Hop
arrivals at the Atlantic hotel, Ocean City, yes
terday.-Advices received this morning from
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, where he now is, report
weak. and likely to be detained there for some
time yet.-Col. Robert @: IngersoH will leave
New York Tomorrow for Paris, where he
throat.---Miss Mamie Todhunter is paying q
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. Keyworth, at Piney
toint:-George 4 Miller, editor Of the Omaha
at Cape May are tho following. NAMED Washing
tonians: NJ. William, A. Douglas, w. Douglas,
august DSnath J: Pool. jr, =. J; Pool, Miss A
RUN OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURKD.-This
a1'esnoon, ABORT 1rs. a;so oSoc6 horse attached
WIN: smith, accidentally ran over o two-year-
old daughter OF Henry Copperthite. The little
sss taken TO the home Of nsr
Daniel Sullivan was thrown from z Mexican
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NEW YORK, August 13.-District Attorney
Martini, Judge CoWing, Assistant District At
tornoys Nichol and Fitzgerald and Foreman
to-day. It's said 1t was with regard to find
ing more indictments in connection with the
Squire Flynn affair The grand jury were to
have been discharged to-day, but that plan has
been altered, and they will continue in session
next week,
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What Inrersom wanted to Ret.

NEW YORK, August 13.-The mayor said
after the close of the hearing in the
Squire-Flynn case that he could not
name any special time at which his
decision would be forwarded to Governor
Hill. 1t might never be forwarded. He had
been offered and had refused d bet of 81 900
that he would be out of office before the COM
missioner of public works. The offer to bet was
made by Col Bob InyerSOll,
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THREE DROWNED ToGErHER. Three G

THREE DROWNED TOGETHER. - Three chill
dren OF Henry Wyman, q Fisherman, OF Far
Rockaway, Jamaica bay, L. l., were drowned
together Tuesday. They were Nellie, aged II;
Lizzie, aged 10. and Sadie, aged q. No one saw
the accident. 1t is believed that they died
hand in hand. Probably one Of them waded
out of her depth or stumbled, and the Others
were overwhelmed by wave in trying 10 save
her. Only their cry for help was heard. 1t
reached the ears OF the mother in the cottage,
and with pale face and anxious heart she ran
down to the beach. 1t reached the ears of the
people around but they could see only the
crested waves breaking on the shore The bay
had seized its prey and carried IL beyond the
sight of men,
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Man Or Fan Away.
NEAR OR FAR AWAY.

NEAR OR FAR AWAY.
People who leave home for the summer often expe
rence the need OF some article Of Clothing forgotten
In the hurry 10 get away. Whether summering up
north, among the lakes at the seashOre noun
tains or some secluded and quaint nook In the
Try. perhaps Light Overcoat would prove a comfort
and protection. A thin Suit or u Coat is always
luxury on hot day. and you've neglected 10 take
either
Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers. or you would
IKE Sailor Suit or Shirt for him rough 1t in. We
Keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. In fact q va
RED assortment OF all kinds Of Furnishings the very
lowest pricea
ihose OF our customers at present out of the city
might write to US, telling their wants. and the Clothes
can 60 by express mail the remotest hamlet at
trifing expense. Those who stay at home or those
who visit the capital city. will find here the coolest
cool Clothing Is well as excellence. with economy In
articles OF DresA
NOAH WALKER 4 CO,
Wy G26 Pennsy1vania avenue
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WOOD AND COAL.

WINTER FUEL AT SUMMER RATES
w. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WOOD and COAL.
Complete Facilities. Bottom Prices
Full Weight and Measure
Telephone connection.
Main Yard and Office, llO1 Rhode Island ave- NV
Branch " ST
Office corner 9th and SIS. NV. aulOL3m
Oh 600 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
~ OOOfor sale comprising every desirable
variety at the very lowest prices. kindng and Stove
Wood prepared In The best manner. Quick and prompt
delivery. Send in'yOur orders. :
Office. ia Pennsylvania avenue.
Branch Offices, 32S Pennsylvania avenue and Goth
and X streets northwest.
Depot and Wharf, 9th and Water streets southwest
au5-3m G. l.. SHERIFF.
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General Foreign News BY Cable.

THE TINE NOT TO BE SHORTENED.
u short time Psns Lam
cashire cotton mills will not be carried
out Only one-third of the mill owners ex-
pressed willingness to reduce the time, and at
a meeting OF the spinners at Manchester to-
day 1t was resolved to abandon the idea.
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[1hCfUSAIS FUR ELASS
Office of Building for State
War
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

nWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES WHICH
ShaVe no once Ia this city can be supplied with
ent makes, at AUEkBACH'S It'll and II SITS.
THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN No \ of which
We have the sole agency maintains its steady march
towards universal popularity, being the only high
whf'es. Its shuttle being twice as large as formery
The thousands OF people in this city using il pro.
nounce The No AS the simplest Iighl est running
most carefully accurately and elegantly finished OF
All ~ ~ ne standard OF excellence and has no equal
Ihe New No does more elegant embroidery worE
than any other Have one sent to your hons, for M
spection and trial Instructions free All Kinds sod
rented. repaired and warranted q AUEKRaci ~'
je5 Cor 9TH and III Telephone Cali i2o'2
YINHE WHITE Is KING. THE ACME OF pER
Il lection III the category OF sewing Machnes
concentration and condensation mechanical genius
and skill The range OF work not be excelled II
thing OF beauty and forever Call and zee IL at
J. + MCkENNEl'S- Az 9Th ST. NV. J. D. RI,H-
MOND, Manager Machines Of all kinds for sale ar
for The Universal Patterns. See them u,vIc
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THE PRESIDENT SHAKES HANDS AND SHAKES
HIS HEAD TOO.
The President shook hands with two hum
dred visitors this afternoon. One blind lady and
another on crutches were among the last In line.
The President listened patiently to what each
but. Judging by the shaking OF his head, their
requests, whatever they were, did not avail
anything.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
d. {: per imp Is. 1891. coin. ll2a4 bid, 1l3l4
bid ILL asked 3o-yeaf fund. Is. 1902. coin 1855
bid, so asked. Washington Gas 3Sas bid. so asked.
Columbia lns. 13la bid Washington Market stock.
asked. Chesapeake anu tOt. Tel. Co., SO4 bid, SO.4
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john M1LLER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mill and r. r. Depot-South Capitol
and / streets southeast
Otnces-4Aa street and Maryland avenue southwest
1910 14th street northwest,
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo carload wholesale prices
kINDLING aud STOVE WOOD of all kinds
COAL and SAWED and SPLIT WOOD kept under
cover plank floors
Large and well-ISsOrted stock of LUMBER. Fine
Lumber and Flooring kept under cover.
orders promptly delivered in any part Of the city
without charge for hauling.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Our Depot being centrally located. and adjacent to
the railroad stock handled very small cost giving
advantages in estimating. especially for Lumber OF
Coal in large quantities
Long experience ample facilities. and competent
assistants warrant the belief that satisfaction Will be
given to those who may favor with their pat
which is respectfully solicited jyIr-3m
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have been issued by the clerk Of the court TO
E. T.. Lowry and Rebecca L. Dewey. both OF
Baker; VIM. Weaven and Mary j. Beavers, both
of Prince William Co., Va; P. H. Reams and
Sallie Driver, both of Manchester Va.
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HE SEzr1 EasE sSyEs
STEEL A sEEf ff4S fsss
Trains leave Washington station corner of Sixth
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
rasss Sa rs s. 4 ans
with sssP9s Cars to
S hSaf seep haPrss o to
with 10 wesfn h1ps sennee Ute
snd the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg Is
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie sanandaigua, Rochester. BufiAlo Niagara
Cars Washington to Rochester tr''1A' WIZ" f"'"''
For wIIliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at $50
For He Srk and ,ss a M lS ee2 and
Limited ExpIess Of Pullman Parior Cars. Gao a
For Boston wlthou! change. zoo r NJ every day.
For , BrooklXn n X all through trains connect at
ing to Fulton street. Avoiding ala do16e
For fe pnses sGrS.s SeT y, York City
4l5 SS3 1900 and sGG so' MO H. on sanasS
I@ea $40 e3 i ass ssS l2o
For isSs 5s 4ss
s sSo aS sS q Pc 5SG ssS ssS
For Ropes dress Line. 7:is a. NJ and and 4;so NJ
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and 4:23 p NJ daily
except Sunday. Sundays 300 A. NJ, AIS p NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 600, 7:05. 925. 1885, and 1875 A.
NJ, 300, 4:2o. i35. 6:Ol. S:O5, and l. 81 +. " On
Sunday at 900. 9:25, 1000 A. NJ, 500 p. NJ.
For Richmond and The south, 600. 1885 A. NJ. daily
Trains leave Aiexanara for Washington. Cos. 500
1910 1910 4. Loo 3:o5. 3:23, 61O. EOS.
day.. On Sunday at 500 and 1910 A. Nj: 7U5
1O:42 p NJ. and 1910 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders be lett for the checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and resdenceS
CHAS. +. PUGH, General Manager
j. X WOOD. General Passenger Agent. jyl2
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs.oueer,
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD REJECTS AT
q a M IL
ny salesrocms will sell general assortment Of
1o. ; ALSO no FOR 1T The NAVY DEP PA,
Horses Carriages, Harness. &c.
aul2-2t THOs. BOWLING. Auct.
i Horse. Carriage and Harness now at Bowen's
GRpAY at
O'CLOCK. ani2-2ts
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE FRAME Buzz pINGs ON SOUTHEAST COR:
NER OF TWENTY-sECONDA AND IsTREETs
ON NsoaKTrIH9 RHs' At AEGT rIo4IMSarrrnru
nSs4 at f0UR &C O'CLOCK p NJ. in front q the
aul2dads NUM- Thus 10 DO" Sfso5wiL1Na. auc.ioreer
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STREET SOUTHWEST. Ar AUcTioN.
1885 Sc a. FfvE SSYs ~ on 81 s
premises win sell parts Of Ioss 10 and IL in
81 With alley ON
by twostOry frame house.
months, with notes bearing interest and secured BY
deed OF trust on the property sold $50 deposit re-
LEONARD & BUCKLEY.
an11-d&ds Real Estate Agents. 407 IA st. s. W.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. AucuoneeE
CART HaRN Is " WIFI a AND IAP. gs
On SATURDAY. AUGUST FOURTEENTH. 1885
for cash the above turnout BY order Of
Executor of the Estate Of the Late Leonard Whitney
aul13t
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SPECIALTIES.

NJ ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
4X1LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gem
temen 90 cents each 4OS street. between 4th and
bth streets northwest my6-4Uws
IO1LES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the OF knife caustic
or ugoture. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted as
213 I'd St nw. from to pm. ap2-l2mx
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nor ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at Z a M. as far as
NOmiui Ferry and LeOnardtOwn aud all ediafa
landings Make all landings every trip.
You can 60 10 any landing for rs cents Staterooms
oOC cents. iy2-.lm
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A Monster Meeting Expected.

FOR THE SOCIALIST DEMON
STRATION IN BRUSSELS.
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Changes in the ON ces.

The following changes have been made In the
Land Office: Mr.. w. II. Harris OF Maryland, re-
duced from $1,000 to $1,000. Mrs. C. H. I4y-
man, Of Illinois, reduced from 81, 900 to 5000
Mrs. N: ". Bun, of Virginia, promoted from
$1,000 to class /. Miss +. ID. Brass, of Ken
lucky. promoted from 5000 to $1,000. Miss
Florence NJ. Ferguson. appointed at 81 80 per
day, TO make transcripts OF records and platS.
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THE TRrAL OF rHr Ax.ncu,.r,In

The TRIAL OF THE ANARCH IsTs.-In the
trial OF the anarchists in Chicago y yesterday
the arguments 10 the jury were continued. Mr..
Zeisler. of counsel for the defense, said the de-
tense. before finishing their case, would show
that the policemen, the principal witnesses for
The state, were not heroes, but knaves led on
by the most cowardly knave who ever held r
public position. Mr.. Zeisler contended that no
principal had been shown and no connection
established between Schnaubelt the alleged
bomb-thrower, and the so-called conspiracy.
Some excitement was created I'm court this
morning by rumors that the defense had been
Boosting that disagreement of the jury In Q
certainty: The case will probably 60 TO the jury
next Wednesday or Thursday.
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The LADIES OF THE WHITE HOUSE" IN Lrrr.
GATIon.-A bill In equity has been filed In the
United States circuit court in philadelphia on
behalf of Laura G. Holloway, OF Brooklyn, n.
T., against the publishing firm of Bradley a
Co., OF Philadelphia, asking TO have the defend
ants enJoined from publishing, In connection
with the plaintiffs copyrighted book, The
Ladies OF the White House; or. In the Home OF
the Presidents, any narration OF the life OF Miss
RoseCleyeiand, and the life and marriage of Miss
Frances Folsom, now Mrs. Grover Cleveland or
any other account or statement not written by
the complainant.
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EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.-An earthquake
was felt At Ste. Marguerite, Ste. Adele and st.
Sauveur, in Canada, on "Wednesday morning.
Mr.. GOdiner's barn at Ste. Marguerite was
thrown down and other buildings were slightly
damaged. The shocks lasted six minutes.
Shortly afterward u violent wind and hail
storm visited the district.
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BRADLAUGH ARRAIGNs CERT

BRADLAUGH ARRAIGNS CERTAIN PEERS
Mr.. Bradlaugh will ask a division of the house
OF commons on the 10th instant Oh the seasonal
order declaring that the interference OF peers
In elections constitutes o high infringement of
the liberties and privileges Of the commons.
He will instance interference by the Duke of
Westminster, the Earl Of Leicester, Lord Mon
tague, the Duke OF Norfolk and the Duke OF
IslingtOn and Argyllshire, and will move that
the order, If obsolete, be abandoned; otherwise
that 1t be enforced. The radicals viii support
Mr.. Bradlaugh.
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THE BANKERS ON THE SILVER QUESTION
The report Of the executive committee of the
American Bankers Association, adopted at
the closing session Of the association
in Boston yesterday, recommended the
stoppage OF coinage OF silver dollars un-
der the act of 1873, and that efforts
basis Of value between gold and silver. A reso-
luton was adopted asking for legislation in the
The executive council oganixed with J. j. Knox
as chairman.
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QALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY sOth, 1885, until
further notice

ScueOuie III elect SUNDAY, MAY 3Ofh. 1883, until
further notice.
Jersey avenue and street, 'oA.'' "
,d sS6 chicago 1000 am and 1910 Pm daily The
caeo next morning al s:55 No extra Are & Charged
For uneinnsa. Louisville and St Louis daily At $50
pm ,. and iO:l0 M with through coaches and Pal.
$50 m IS fast limi,ed train to Cincinnati and 81
St m le Is eSalnssa 9. on
train for fast time.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Par
ioT and Sleeping Cars 70 Pittsburgh
staunton. 1910 pm. with sleeping Cars daily. On
saturday sleeping e! 70 Natural Bridge station only
except sunday and l0:lO pm. daily. 80
and ap I6s no. On week days Sso $40 100 $50
$50 5ao i SIS and 81 5I o.
AM l:25. 1870. $780, 4:40. Sac. GAO TOO. sa5.
Wsshnsten New Orleans $50 p M sleeper
For ora AnnaPsIis GAO Am; and 1910 and 400 pm.
m ana S4o m $40 80 a2ae Pm $40 40 7oo
For a oS Ms.so s3
tan branch Gas am daily. except sunday and Bal
saS iGa p da
on Sunday stops at ali stations For Gathersburg
daily SUNDAY o For Frederick s gao Am an and
4:4O pm. daily, except Sunday.
For HagersOwn 1000 a. and 5:31 pm daily ex.
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 600. 100 am,
ITO. $50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Ex press
From Annapolis $50 am, and 80 and 5:25 IN.
Sunday, 1895 a.m 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad 100
m daily and 5:30 pm, daily. except Sunday.
and 81 pm. daily, except sunday
Trains ieaye Baltimore for Washington at $40.
40 . $50, 145 = and II :OO ~: sundays, $3.50
5:29 300 and 300 am, 1870. $50. ago. $500, 6:3O
1:l6. and 700 pm.
except l:25, 3:15 and GAO pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Characterization Station. 6l9 and
1901 PennSylSania avenue, corner Of l4th street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city.
b. DUNHAM. c. X. LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. TjyI7l g. A.
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The MASSACHUSETTS POISONING CASE-The
excitement in Somerville, Mass, over the
alleged poisoning case is increasing. 1t Is now
asserted that the authorities have traced eleven
suspicious deaths to the accused woman, Mrs
Sarah Jane Robinson. In all the cases referred
to the deceased, 1t is said, were insured in such
way that Mrs. Robinson was benefited directly
or indirectly by their death. Mrs. Robinson's
son William died yesterday. Mrs. Robinson
and her alleged accomplish, Thomas II. smith,
pleaded not guilty yesterday to the charge OF
administering poison with medicine 10 VIM. ].
Robinson with intent to kill. They were held
for trial on the 18th instant
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AHEAD OT ALL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest. simplest and best IN the world. Ever
lady should call at Office see the ya ret,, ~
WORK done Oh this Machine. Embroidery work OF ali
KINDS done without the use Of any attachment In
structioDs given free At Az
b OPPENHEIMER & BROS
52S 9th streetnw
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine. 80
Otd AacnInes taken IN exchange my29
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market

The following are the opening and 500 prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire 10 III. II. Dodge. go 18Th street:
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The COnPea.
bfdOe Ne,.>.snb

PROBATE CouRT-yudOe Merrick.
Estate of VIM. Tolson; letters of administra-
ton granted TO Joseph Tolson; bond 81 .OOO
Estate OF Chas. T. Gardner; letters testament
tary granted TO b. II. Stinemetz sole execu-
tor; bond "a 1000. Estate Geo. B. Corkhill Pc
tition of administrator to sell safe at private
SALE Estate of Mary c. Mcdonnell; petition Of
administrators TO distribute certain bonds.
Estate of VIM. j. kenney; petition OF Marshall
kenney for letters OF administrator filed. Estate
OF Christian Engel; will approved and admitted
TO probate and record. In re Of Fannie and
Mamie Duvall, minors; order appointing Emma
A. BrewtOn guardian; bond 81 900. Estate
OF Kari Heiniz; petition of administrator for
leave TO sell personal property at private sale.
A WoNAN's SINGULAR SUiCIDE.-A middle.
aged woman accompanied by little boy
arrived at the st. James hotel, Pittsbura
yesterday. The woman gave the name OF Mrs
Shore, stating that they had just arrived from
Philadelphia. When porter was sent to call
them TO dinner he found them both lying upon
the door of their room. The woman was dead
aud the child writhing In terrible agony. The
boy, who recovered, says his mamma made
hlm take O drink from q bottle and then took a
big drink herself Her husband. Isaac RShaw,
Is general manager OF the electric light com.
pany at Williamsport, Pa. Domestic trouble 10
said to be the cause Of the rash act.
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THE TURN OUT OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS
Horse. Carriage and Harness. now at Bowen's
staDles Will be sold at DOwng's auction house SAT
O'CLOCK ou1O.0fA
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A NORFOLK STEAMER FOUND

a NORFOLK STEAMER FOUNDERED AT SEA-
A st Augustine, Fla, special says that the
steamer Resolute of the Baker Wrecking com.
pany, OF Norfolk, Va, sprang aleak and found
cred at sea OFT Elbow Key, two hundred miles
south OF st. Augustine, SUNDAY, the sth inst.
The captain and crew took q lifeboat with pro-
visions and water, arriving at st. Augustine
yesterday. The steamer left Norfolk August 1
for Hayti
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MARRlEhp.
.-~N--
DIED.

BUTLER-GRAHAM. On July cath. lss6 Mr.
GERALD r. BUTLER, of this city, 10 Miss sA RAH
Ia e Rev. &. 4. Weede. .
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Maj. Walker on the 9Th inst. wrote to the Com
missioners recommending that the authority
heretofore given topersons to act as .'guides In
ana an around the pubic buildings and grounds"
gested that the public and strangers be notified
that the members of Metropolitan police and
the watchmen in charge of the public buildings
and grounds and the authorized guides under
the direction OF the several departments of the
United States government, are the only per-
sons instructed to give Information to strangers
and without cost. In closing he says: AZ would
respectfully state that Col John NJ. Wilson, in
charge of the public buildings and grounds,
heartily approves of the above ommenda-
tion.' Maj. Walkers Recommendation was ap-
proved TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

KILLED BY PARIS GREEN.-A painful case Of
death from the Inhalation OF paris green has
just occurred at Pleasantyille, y. j. About a
week ago Mr.. Benjamin Bower, "A well-known
the deadly poison to save his vines from the
ravages OF the potato bug. In scattering the
powder some of the grains were blown about by
Bower, Miss Allie W., who assisted In the work
inhaled some OF It, She was at once taken H.
and died yesterday.