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The I1ottest Of the Year.

YESTERDAY WAS WARN, BUT TO-DAY WARMER
EXCEEDING THE RECORD By DEGREE AND
SIX-TENTHS.
There have been but three hotter days than
yesterday this summer-July 7th, July 3Oth
and August 18th. The hottest day was Au-
was S9.4 degrees. Yesterday it was $500.
To-day the temperature was still higher than
yesterday, and exceeded that Of August 11th.
The signal service thermometer at II o'clock
yesterday registered So degrees, Ut the same
hour to-day S4.3, and on the 18th Of July
between the heat at ii O'clock on the
hottest day OF the season and that
Of to-day at the same hour.
The ma ximum to-day was reached at 2 o'clock,
when the thermometer registered 81 degrees
the highest OF the season by degree and six
tenths. The Indications for the next twenty
four hours, beginning at o'clock this AFTERNOON,
are fair weather. sOutherly winds and nearly
stationary temperature.
between 1sL "a. F and q streets southwest, Wa
SUN struck In Judiciary square this afternoon
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Baltimore Marx cts.
BALTIMORE. Md. August 27-Virgtnia ten-forties
AN; do. past-due coupons, 81 bid to-day.


BALTIMORE. Nd. August 27.-Cotton dull
middng. 9A Flour hrme- in tone-Howard street
and western super. 25OaZ.0 30; dO.extra, 3uOa;s65:
dc. family. 8. SO; city mills super. x5OH3OO:
do. extra. 326a4 U co. Rio brands 4.60ai.62 Patap-
SEQ family. OLD; do: superlatise patent, $50.
Wheat-sOuthern steady western lower and active;
southern red. S7a0O; do. amber, SSa9i; No. Mary
land. SO asked; NJ western winter red. spot 50 "a
S6s: August. S61aaS6a4 september, S6lsaS6as Octo-
t 6er Saaeae7a4 November: ssasasSA; December.
lower and quiet southern white. 4a5O southern vel.
low. 5la62; western mixed. spot, 40 bid september
43aaa49At; October. steamer. 481k bid Oa,
steady and auies.southern. 29ss5: western white.
Rye steady o4ao7. Nay hrnler for choice, Inferior
lower-prime to choice western, SOOal3.OU Pro
visions steady with moderate inquiry. Mess pork
11;25sll;15; Bulk meats-shouldeis and clear riG
SIDES packed, 7&7. Bacon shoulders Sa0, clear rib
sides. 74.ss; hams. ISlaala. Lard-reHhed d Butter
frm-western packed, 1Oal5 creamery. lda2l. Eggs
higher and active, 14al5. Petroleum sleady-refined
y Coffee a.mwK,o cargoee; ordinary g fair. 9ass
g sss;a3,s Whisky steady and hrm, l.lea1, 90
kecelpts-houf. ,4g6 barrels: wheat 144. SOD bush
els: CVru 1900 bushels g. 100 busele RE. TOO
bushels. Shipments-dour. "a. Sol baRfelA
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au14.16.eoddds
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneel.

II
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO
140O X sTAEE. S0hTHWEsT, At AUCTION.
MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITES FINE
RED PLUSH PA(RI,Uk SUIT, CHERRY CEN
TER TABLES, kkIEPTI0N CHAIKs AND
OTHER ODD PIECES, FINE WALNUT MAR.
BILE TOP HALL RACK WITH FRENCH
Plate MIRKOn BACK, WALNUT LEATH Err
COVERED AND OTHER DINING CHAIRS
SEVERAL SEVERAL WALNUT ExTENsloN AND
OTHER DI INC TABLES. WALNUT AND
z Ash WAhpRDhEs DrSK. LAkGA lor BRUs-
PEfss c AWEIVh AA HA1R ASR sTAth s1s
l EkAA1THER ,, PILLOWS AND BoLsIERs.
kUGS; SINGLE 5Is BE. B9Es1srE s STOVES GAS
SILVER plated TABLE WARE, WATER
rra aKE G SIls sNUT CRACKS 3;
GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATOR. LOT or
BLANKETS. SHEETS. SPREADS, CON FORTS'
TABLE LIN EN-. &C, &C. =.
Or TUESDAY. AUGUST THIRTY FIRST, 1885
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at the residence Of .
gentleman leaving the city, situated southwest
corner Of l4th and streets (being No. l4OU
northwesD will SELL for cash. the entire contents
The furniture IA nearly new all having been pur-
chased Within the past year and would advise intend
ing purchasers TO q ye his sale their attention.
au26-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY 3Oth. 1886, until
further notice.

Leave Washington from Station, corner of New
20, For Chicago 1890 am. and 1910 pm. daily. The
1000 = H. is a Fest Limited Express for Pittsburgh
caso a s5 easrs a5s Is Charged gaa
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
pm and lO:lO M with through coaches and Pal
sD ao
Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:45
81 Louis $40 pm No extra fare is charged ON this
For Pittsburgh at 1000 a m. and s55 pm daily. to
ior and Sleeping Cars 10 Fittsbnrgh.
For Lynchb1rE. Natural Bridge. Lexington and
saturday Sleeping Natural Bfidge station Only
For Lexington and Local Stations $40 am. daily.
For Balmore on weeS days 5, $50, $40, 7:3O $50
3d. sas 9S "a i siS 15 SIS sna
For baltimore on sundays $50. 100 $50 and iUU5
An; I:zo. $780, $3.50. 4:4O. 5:4O $40. 900. s:25.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
1 ~ a M and $50 p M daily 10 m has Sleeper from
Washingt n to New Orleans $50 p. m. sleeper to
For Wilmington. Delaware, and intermediate points
De ween i.at nore and Wilmington, 3:l5 p. M. daily
For Annapolis $40 am and 1910 and 400 nm,
on sunday $50 am, 44O pm. ''
mss way .o ta91s between ashng.en and Bsls
and and 20 m On SUNDAYS ss0a m, and 1870 $50
sss t sscsps sand 1s ssa i
pm daily 4:Ao m daily except sunday for princi
On sunday stops al stations. rS
1.,5 Poia5s loY5 $3.50 and ll:2G
4:4O In. daily, except sunday.
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 500, 7:2O an
1Io $50 and 1890 PIN. Little Rock Express,
From Win ngton and Inter ediate points north o,
Bait more, lilo n M
From Annapolis $50 am, and 1.5O and 62S D. M.
sunday, 1873 AM, 635 pm.
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 7:2O q
S s"d asy safsR. e sSna.y
ana Trs s;no pm pm. daily; except su day
6;3O 40 300, yO5 and 1870 M. 1915, 2:SO 3 a
40 D 68O IA. ana 10 In. sunday g. go
1:20 300 and sos a.m. 30 2::sU a2O 900 gao
TAO and IL go pm
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l:2o, 3:l5 and 6:40 pm.
For ml, hef information apply al the Baltimore and
onlo acket Ofhce-Washington Station, $40 and
1901 ftnnsylFanIa avenue. corner Of lAth street
wnsIe oiueTs VIII be taken Tor baggage to be checked
b. DUNHAM. e. X InRn
Gen. Manager. Baltimore Tau23l a p A
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Foisonetl fer His Money.
FATE or A COL0RnD "DOCToR'' From WA1l

A telegram from Norfolk, va, August 28.
sayss Dr.. Payne, "a Indian doctor, mailing from
Washington, d. c., arrived 1t windsor, n. q.
aud Get up hts stand, settling medicine on the
strsef He had with him two men and one
wotnsn TO play music 10 draw crowd. A be
was selling bis nostfums to-day he was taken
sudoenly ili and soon after expired. su4picie1
peineed 70 one Of the men employed ~ him ahc
No was arrested. The prisoner Is the same mar
who wes implicated "a The Killing Of Webb VI
Merry HiA about eight years ago. II IL sup
)Cso0 the crime WnD committed for She money
the doctor had about him. All the parties lin
pllcated are ne6rosS,
The DR.. Payh6 referred u In the above dis
patch fs supposed to be halfbrOed. vito made
Aspeciality 6f treating patients troubled with
APE worms, and some three or Dur yesf9 80
keps ~ once on 9th Atfeet noar =, and prior e
street.
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washington stock Excb.ur.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
OF the Washington stock Exchange noted to-day:
.Oyear fund 5p c., 1899 currency. 1141a bid. 11oia
Gapl,9 aud stree. a. r stock 4s bid OOH asked.
ADA bid Firemen's Ans. 44A asked. German-A mer-
ican ms l45 Old, LOS asxy Polomac InS, 5O1a Did
ltfgs ins, S Did. Masonic Hall bonus 1Ul bid, 1O2a
asked Washington Market stock, 1894 Dd. 2Oa ASK
tarmers' and 4Mecnanics Sank. Georgetown. DID.
safe Deposit Co.. los bid. w. L. l.. first bonds
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BOWLING. Aucsioneer.

SMALL LOT OF wELLKEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITUkE AT AUCTION, CON PRISI Ma SEW
ERAh WALNUT 4ARRLETOF CHAMBER
SUITES. WALNUT HALL RACK. BRUISED,
AND INGRAM CARPETS WICKER ROCK.
Eks' Easy q C, G5HvAIMs. HAIR MAITRAssLs,
TURkS. EXTENaION TABLE REFRiGER-
ATOR, FINE HEATING STOVE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY.
FIRST. 1885, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at resi-.
dence No TIA lltn STREET, between u and II streets
northwest. will sell tho eutirs coatents.
Term: Cash.
au25-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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PROFESSIONAL


MAP. ELzE e SsA1. ,WoNDERFUL GIFTED
Every hidden my stery revealed Finds lost buried
treasures or mines. Receivers stolen property, lost
friends Gives success in business Removes ali lam
ny troubi CAUSES speedy marriages. Brings seps,r
rated together Never fails Gives picture one You
marry. AL In trouble consult this clairvoyant Cures
sickness Stsfaction or no pay. to .. open SUI
day. Al 9th 81. NV. bet ID and stz NV. ltS
NADAMs ROSS. THE RELIABLE CLATNYOY-
N1 ant and Astrologist has ben consulted ON bust
ness love and matrlmony. 20 In this city All
In trouble call. satisfaction guaranteed Office hours
10 am TO z pm. 1UO4 st. NV. auI1-:3
20 AND SEE PROF. WARNING,
N MEDIUM AND REAL ASFIsOLOGER
45S ST INV. Five Thousand dollars to any one who
can equal hun liz telling the past present and future
Causing speedy marriage. bringing separated to-
gether and In business affairs. whose advice is in
valuable He tells ennsuiters name In full and Is the
only person that can do so. Prof Warning asks no
profession. -'
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY
fee-Ladles Sl. Gents 81. au17-lms
NJ RS. DIR. J. SEMME Els AND HUSBAND SUR
N1 geon Chir0podst Twenty-six years successful
practice has gained them the Worldwide Reputation
Ut being Americas lest operators. Office 1922 a. o.
". For soft and hard cOrhs nfamed and sore ioints
use MIS-. Df SEN ID Els Black Lotion and Save ie21
MI MANICURE AND SURGEON CHtRopopIsT.
ROOMS AND y VERNON ROW,
RIO 146 Pennsylvania ave-
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NEW York, August 37.-The business failures
occurring throughout the country during the
last seven days, as reported to II. g. Dun & Co.,
Canada 80 or q total of 2O1, as compared with
total OF 1S6 last week and 157 the week
previous 10 the last. The increase observable
this week arises mainly in Canada. Business
casualties in the eastern, southern and middle
states continue light.
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d. r p.


BROWN. Thursday, August % 1854, KATE
ELIZABETH BROWN. only daughter vi Thomss
And AfoinA Brown, aged sir weeks
Funeral sunday aiternoon at q O'CLOCK from 1904
81 NV. Friends and relatives rsspscttully invited
3s
CHANDLER On Friday. August 27th. sa o. clock.
CHANDLER, in the hfyiour,h ear 81 hsr age
Asleep In Jesus
Funeral from her brothers residence. John A.
Harvey. l22S o. Aw., saturday aftertoop N ~
O'Clock Friends Of the family ere respectfully In
yited to attend. .
HARBAUGH. on Thursday. August %, lssa
WlNlf RED HARBAUoh, widow Of the lalc
Leonard y. Harbaugh.
Funeral from ioO2 II street. Saturday - four
O'Clock pm .
MckELpEN. On Friday, Angus 27th. lssS. a
S:2O CLOCK AN. John e NICK kLDEN. In the sew.
ebty -sev enth year VI HIS age.
FUNERAL from his .ate RESIDENCE, No 028 strees
northwest ON sunday, August 18th, at o'clock D. ~
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 70
attend. ys
PETrIBoNE. on Wednesday August 25th 1854
al BAD p M JOHN PkTrIBONk. In the seventy
sixth year Of his age.
Funeral on Sunday as First Congregational church
at o'clock pm. Friends are invited meet a the
church al that hour.
tPhliadeiphia Ledger and St Louis papers pless,
copy.l .
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ZENITH SHEET AND PENNsYLVAN
1Ng AUGUs." TWENTf AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. II.
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District Government AHairs.

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwistle TO
u. RaybOld, erect three tw0-story dwellings on
Z street. between l3th and l4th streets south
ling next to corner 7Lh and streets southeast;
$500, Edward Cooley, extend lime kilns on
9th and l. Streets Rock creek; 81 $40. w. III.
Smith, repair brick dwelling. lOl street
northeast; 5000. w. - Moose, repair brick
dwelling and stores, lS02-4-6 and 14th street
northwest; $1,000.
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Acting Secretary Of War.

THE QUESTION: As TO THE PRoPRrrrY OF Ap-
JUTANT oRNRRAL DRuM ACTING IN THAT
CAPACITY.
A question has been raised regarding the pro-
priety Of Adjutapt General Drums continuing
10 act as Secreor of War while Lieutensnt
General Sheridan Is on duty at the War depart
ment, on the ground that It places . superior
officer under the command OF his subordinate
When Secretary Endicott left Washington
General Sheridan was not in the city, and Ad-
Jntant General Drum was design to act a.
Secretary OF War. Heretofore IL has been custo-
mary to designate Gen. Benet, chief of rdnance,
to act "a Secretary during the absence of the
Secretary, and It Is learned that he so acted
while Lieut. General sheridan was on duty at
army headquarters. AT this time Gen. Benet
had gone to Europe. It IL also learned that
Gen. Sheridan has never been designated TO act
as Secretary of War since the occasion when
there was a conflict of authority between Becre-
tary Lincoln and himseifas to the direction VI
military affairs.
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nUNOANsON BROS. AuctioAee1a

TRUSTEEE SALE OF TwOSTDRY FRAME
DWELLING on NINTH STREET EXTEND
1kyING STREET. COUNTY OF WAsHING-
on the nineteenth tl9) day OF JenuaYy. AID. Hui
1852 and recorded In Liber g92. folio 24xet seq.
and because In default In the payment of the debt Sc
cured by said deed. we will sell at public auction, in
IIETH. 1850, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the follow.
lng described real estate. situate In the county OF
Der one u) Of block II, Todd and browns recorded
Pleasant
Terms Of sale: Cash. All eonveyancng aud record
Ing At purchasers cost If terms O sale are not com.
piled with In seven days after sale the property will
oe Iesold 81 The risk and cost Of the deaultinG pur
Chaser deposit OF S1UO to be made ct tme sala
T. A. ROVER. 1fuster,
Corner North Capitol aud n IS. lie.
JOHN MORAN, Trustee.
aUl A. Ia eodx&ds "a A.
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A ToWER or BABEL FOR TIN DnAA-Fred
erlck Baulann, an architect submitted % Com
missioner OF Health De WOLF al Chicago, plan
for disposing Ut the dead of Chicago. He pro-
poses to erect . monster edifice resembling the
ancient Tower OF Babel with q gradually
ascending stairway. and which might Be carried
70 any height that was desirable, from twenty
i've 20 fifty stories. Thousands Of vaults could
b built in this building, which could be sold or
rented for single interments or for the accom-
mediation Of famiiies Az al times q huge fire
was 70 be kept burning In the basement OF this
hollow center, which would efectuaiiy destroy
al the poisonous vapors. Al that vas required
70 carry out the scheme, said Baulann, was an
Get Of incorporatloh and eeO0, 900.
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SARATOGA, N. Y. August 27.-The weather is
the track fast
First race. purse, for maiden two-year-olds;
nall mile: Village Boy won, with Valiant Sec
ond ana kink third. Time, so seconds. Mu-
tuals paid S23.
Second race, purse, winning penalties ana
Deeten and maiden allowances; one mile and
seventy yards. Little Minnie won, with Grena.
der second and Bessie third. Time, 147lA
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF H STREET NORTH AND SEVEN
TENTH SHEET VEST. IN THE CITY OF
By virtue off, deed of trust to the undersigned 20
and John f. Hanna NOW dec'dl bearinY date ill.,
december 81. 1883, AND recold ed In Liber No. E&
trct Of Columbia. and by order OF the party thereby
secured the undersigned will sell at public auction liz
front Of the premises, on MONDAI the Sixth
DAY OF sEPTEMBER, AID. 1855 at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. "Ail that piece or parcel or lot OF
ground situate and lying Id the city Of Washington.
district OF Columbia. and known and desiFnated on
the p!ats ana plans Of said CIT, parts Of NUM-
bered twenty-lhree (23) and twentylour CA in W.
Hill Trustee, and Others subdivision OF lots ~
beginning at the southwest corner Of satd square aid
north one hundred and nine aOS) feet thence west
thirty (3O feet TO 18th street, therce on 17h
street one hundred and nine t1U0) feet BEGINNING
Terms Of sale Onethird OF the PURCHASE price In
cash; balance In one and two years. with Interest nom
date sale, and be secured by lien On the prem.
ises
u cash deposit Of $500 will be required at the
time Of sale; and II terms not complied with In
ten days after date Of sale the property be reoi
at the risk aud cost OF the uefRutnk urchasef on I'VE
days public advertisement
MAHLON ASHFORD.
4nx.J,l4.21Gd&03 Surviving TfuSte0
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DuNCAxsUN BROS, Auctloneers

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE
BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A.HALE AND SIXTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree Uf the Supreme Court of sstA
the District OF Holulliba passed on the 29th day @
July, A. u. 1885, IN cause N lOUU4 To- Docket esE
26. pending in said court wherein John VIM. Lee Is
complainant and Sames G. Campbell ind others are
def, ndats. Will sell at public auction in front OF the
P emises, on FRIDAY, IHE THIRD Day OF Sep
part Of lS' isttered in The subdivision q original lo
and nine-,wo t4y2) being the eastern eleven eet
five (5) inches front of said lot and extending back
In parallel lines of that width right angles with
Maryland avenue to ten foot alley. improved by q
two-stOry brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale, as specified by the decree: Ohethrd
OF the purchase money shall be in cash and the bal
ance i'll equal ms ailments in and two years re-
spectivey Tor which the prossosy OF the pur-
chaser must be given, to bear interest from day of
safe at six per cent and secured by deed Of trust on
property sold; or all cash. at purchasers option A
deposit OF $50 at time Ut sac. ALI veyancing at
purchasers cost. Ii she terms sale are not com
piled with in seven days Um day OF sale the Trustee
the right resell risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser after Ave days public notice Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.
C. SAMUEL ADDOX Trustee
Au24-d&dbS 482 Louisiana ave
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I1NOR SALE-AT BAK9AIN-A GOOD FRAME
II House and one acre Of ground on 7tI-st road,
above Bright wood and very silver Spring sta
ton and Takoma park; high and healthy country.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
nr11fl u
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The Deputy Recorder or Deeds.

HOW VACANCY IN THAT OFFICE MIGHT
AFFECT THE LEGALITY OF THE REooRDe.
1t is stated that Deputy Recorder Of Deeds
Schayer, who has resigned, took the ground
that il was necessary Tor a deputy TO be reap
pointed. Mr. Matthews claims that it Is only
necessary to appoiut q deputy In case of the
sickness or disability of the recorder II is held
by some that in case OF the recorder's inability
to fill the office there would arise some question
rs 70 the legality OF the records unless there
was a deputy recorder. The case of the en-
abIing ACT, which was required to make valid
the acts Of Major Fioou. who as the senior
clerk conducted the affairs Of the office u Ie W
years ago, during u vacancy caused 10y death,
10 referred to as one which should induce the
recorder TO take precautiUn aud provide against
ANY sudden eulerHencY.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

INOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. At m, as far as
Nomini Ferry aud LeonRrdtown aud all inter IN eCiate
landings Make all landings every trip.
lou can 60 70 any landing tor 70 ceutA StateroOms
oO cents ty27-lm
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BOSTON, August 27.-T. r. Brown & Co., fur
nitnfe manufacturers, on Merrimack street,
nave gone into insolvency. Their liabilities
are $76, 600 and their assets about 5000.
This failure il another development OF the
recent failures Of p. Williams, Russell, Sheen
q Co., j. j. Horgan & Co. and others.
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Fined for swearins. Mt the Canta,u.

Fined for Swearing at the Captain.
DErRUIr, August H7.-Pilcher 4etSein. Of the
Detroit base ball club, has been fined $500 for
insoienee and profanity addressed TO Captain
danlOn, VINO had censured him tor listless play.
ing. This makes a total OF S4OO assessed
Of fines.
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Blaekiistfnr tne f,ustern.

NEM YORK. August 27.-The Clothing Manu-
tee.urefe eesociation has adopted . resol1sion
tnas On ana aftsr the 3Oth Of August no mem.
ne! q the United Clothing Cutters OF New York
w., VIII oe employed by any member OF the Cloth.
Ing Manufacturers association Until the
strike IN the shops Of August Brothers and L. 4
4. Miehaels & Co. shall be declared OF. The
members OF the Manufacturing Ciothiers' assO-
citation are commanded to comply with the res
Olut1On under penalty of a.. 800.
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TWo-Ola Cltisens Pass Away.
DEATHS OF JOHN c. NKELDEN AND JOHN
PETT1BOHE.

PETTrBoHE
Mr.. John c. Mex elden, an old and highly 70
spected citisen of Washington, died this morn.
Ing at his residence, No. 623 + street Mr.. Mo
Kelden was native OF ireland. who when his
father removed With the family to this city was
but two years old, ana when he died was within
9 few weeks of being seventy seven years Of age.
He learned the trade Of baking, and about nifty
years ago conducted o bakery on street. be-
tween 20th ana 21st streets, and afterwards
removed TO 9TH street. below E, where for thirty
years be was In business, and here he amassed
war; For many years be was one OF the trus.
tees OF the Washington City Savings bank and
was president Of the Second National bank
from 1872 TO 1877. In 1870 and 1871 he WA
the auditor Of the city and always took m
active interest In the affairs Of the District
For many years he was member OF Wesley
n. E church, but subsequently he became
member of the MI Vernon Place N. =.
Church South. He was q man OF The strictest
the District. He enjoyed excellent health until
few years ago. when he was paralyzed.
MI. John Pettib0ne, another old citizen, died
"Wednesday night at his residence, near b and
14th streets, In the 76th year OF his age, his
disease being internal cancer. The deceased
was native Of Philadelphia, aud = b0okbinder
by trade. He came here over hfty years ago,
and has since lived here. He was one of the
original members Of the Washington Light
september 18th, 1886, ana always took q lively
interest in military affairs at one time being an
officer of the Presidents Mounted Guard. For
many years he was engaged IN the Ice business
and was engaged In . number of public enter
prises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-27
General FOREIGN News.

Mr.. GLADSTONE AT MUNICH.
MUNICH, August 27.-Mr. Gladstone has or.
rived here.
GEN. BULLER AT DUBLIN CASTLE.
DUBLIN, August 27.-Gen. Butler, since his
arrival, has been busily engaged in conference
with the military and Dublin Castle officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-27

A TBAffoa ~ RAkNELL-The Dublin Ek
press, conservative, says there Is trouble In the
Hrneliito camp, owing 10 tbs throAtsning atti.
tpde OF man who once was deep In the secrets
OF tho ~PAfnsllate ooaaclave,"