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BBR BRR 90
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STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
42O-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET
Coolest store in town for shopping. Twenty patent
fans Ia constant operation. au25
A LAIN STATEMENT.

ApropOs with Grand Removal Sale of
Mems Furnishing Goods now in progress We
desire to state that the prices on our Unlaun-
dered Shirts will not CHANGE the same with
Collars and Cuffs The same prices will be
asked In our new store, 1913 F street. In
every line of goods we aim to get the best pos
sible to sell at a certain price. and having
cured the entire control for this section of the
productions of the best and most competent
shirt manufacturers i'm this country we rest
right there. The qualities and workmanship
for the prices asked by us cannot be excelled,
If equal ed, by any other factory in this cOun-
try, and these are the reasons for our not
changing the prices. They are the best to be
had.
With Gauze Underwear, Jean and Nainsook
Drawers Flannel Shirts, Hosiery. &c, the case
Is different These are anxious to sell;
hence are wi ling to cut the prices
We have to-day received another Hundred
Dozen of our celebrated Unlaundered Dress
Shirts at S9c. each. Enough to last two or
three days. All sizes at present.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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The democrats of Pennsylvania must expect
70 cut into the coiored vote in that state pretty
largely this year. Black is their nominee for
governor, and a MIR. Africa is candidate for
another office on the state ticket
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BOARDING.

- LAFAYETTE SQUARE. BEAUTIFUL
90 Rooms elegantly furnished; open gratt7s; large
Closets every convenience; Ncei table. Transient
and Table Boarders accommodated au0-:SN@
11LkASANT ROOMS. FURNISHED AND N
Il furnished. with Board, IL 3l4 aud 3ld Indiana
ave. single Rooms, with Board, 80 per week
ie1.-jm
FINHE LOCHIEL HOUSE 5I2 9TH ST -. W.
and the n Pierre. cor. 10th and T. the
best conducted Boarding houses Ia heciiy liable hrs
class: pleasant rooms lerns moderate oc27
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PERSONAL.

EIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
" send 10 cents 20 Book stores or TO
IVY INSTITUTE
au24-1m southwest cor 18th and N sis m ~
TINHE HEIRS OF kAIHANIEL H. HEATHMAY
u learn something TO their advantage by calling II
or embarrassing aoom g. 1881 Est anz4-;sts
(lN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UP.
" on Us. we are now prepared to pay fli value
Gents secouu-pena CLOTHING. Address CAL ~
JCsIH's O.d Sand, $40 81. u. ". au2l1mo
John T. c. CLARK
u Notary Putltc, Examiner Of Titles end Con
No 400 10Th - ~, ssysn ,.s ;, ,,,.
aul4-lR
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Mr.. Blaine, In his opening speech in the
Maine campaign puts forth one OF those start

Mr. Blaine, In his opening speech In the
Maine campaign. puts forth one OF those start
ling economic sy lIogisms which have made him,
In the esteem of his party followers, prince of
losicians. and caused his enemies to condemn
him q chief OF sophists In 1851, says he,
after nearly a generation Of free trade, the peo-
pie of the nine leading manufacturing states
had accumulated in their savings banks one
hundred and sixty million dollars whereas In
1856. after nearly a qaarter-century of war
tariff, the same people had one thousand and
twenty million dollars TO their credit in those
Institutions. The people of Maine alone have
more than twenty times as much money on de-
posit In their savings banks today they ad
In 1851. Therefore, concludes Mr.. Blaine the
war tariff should be maintained. This is n
kind of logic which is convenient, rather than
conclusive. Notifications of it could be made
10 suit all demands. If the savings bank de-
posts had decreased instead of increased, ii
would have been possible TO show that the
American people, under free trade, became
sluggish Of temper, and were willing to let
Others handle their money for them; whereas,
under high protection, they were putting their
money directly into channels of productive in
dustry, to the detriment of their petty bank
accounts. Or, to take another example, there
are undoubtedly, in 1856 millions more OF peo-
pie in New England and the middle states who
drink lager beer than there were in 1851. Has
this change been wrought by the war tariff?
And Is Mr.. Blaine willing to use the comparison
as an argument before the citizens OF the great
est prohibition state In the union3
To the oft repeated inquiries "do detectives
detect?" and "do directors direct?" must soon
be added a third-"what are experts good for?''
The expert accountant who examined the books
of the Boston company OF which the defaulLer
Gray was treasurer says in effect that he knew
there was q deficiency in that officers cash,
butdidn't think it was his duty TO report the
fact to his employers, and feared that ii he did
so he would lose his position through Gray's
influence! This may be taken for what IL Is
worth; but nothing has appeared in the case to
excuse the criminal neglect of the directors of
the company. They knew exactly what Gray's
salary was, and IL was patent to them, as 1t
was too everybod in the neighborhoOd, that
Gray was ostentatiously spending each year a,
least four or five times the amount OF his in
come. This circumstance of itself should nave
put them on their guard, and caused them to
closely investigate his accounts years ago
when the amount of his entertainments was
comparatively small. The fact that they did
not do so makes them morally If not legally re-
sponsible to the stockholders for the whole
amount Of his thefts.
Representative Scott of Pennsylvania seems
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DENTISTRY.

IN J. JONES, ID ID. b.
L. Ofnce, 400 26th St, ,ear cor. Pa ave.
Filling n specially Artificial Teeth Inserted Satle
faction Guaranteed Prices moderate au2-lms
nR STARR PARSONS COR 9TH AND ENw
lVFilIing q specially; also, the Ioothsche
Without extracting. A local snaslhetic, used ON the
gums alleSiates pain oi tractiug gwen apis
nR T. II. TALBOT. DENTIST. 435 7TH ST,
H. three DOOR from corner h. Dentistry In I'll
hraacI,eA Teeth anseTtsd "a per - Al wor8
MAI Led lkuI
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fINOR RENT
IL 42l i tn st. $50 224 Mass. av. IT, $25 40
112I 18th NV lars. SD 81 l4l9 Pierce PI 6. 25 40
1868 ST. lrs. "a l42S Pierce Pi 7r. 25 30
IDA l4th st 1lr-so 2Sy7 w.. Or %
1863 81. W., lrs..- 1914 Iarch ST., Or. %
1888 p St NV lrs... IS 1885 ST. NV. %
11OS f It. w.. 12rs... IS 2S2O 81. W.. 25
1914 18th n.w Tor 80 iIS-43l Sd ne. Or. %
~ Grant Place. Srs... IS BOB, and ne. Or IS
COG f. Cap. ST.. rs..-.-tU G:5:S l. n. w. %, 80
;S26 Ind. ave- 1lrs.--.-6U 9TH & sumner, SO
1918 II st. NV s..-6O rs q ST. NV, 1r % SO
l14S 18th ST. NV, llr-50 81 " j. ave: 6rs.2l so
1873 CorcOran ST.. Hrs 30 1919 \. Cap, 6r... 2O5O
4SS Mo. ave- IL rs.-4O 80 6U6. 6l2 aud GA est
1924 St NV. 1lrs.4O 6rs ............. % 50
l45O X. ave, .rs.---4u 929 N j. own. Or. I'D 40
ISL s l4t Sr. 40 l3<6 w NV tsrs 10 30
1910 18th st. Sr 40 SU6 10Th 1rs.-.-10
4lO n }. avs.e, 10 30 234 9Th st. n.w, Sr.-lS
so. ST NV. ...35 Ash Z ST. l6
1927 l. St w. Sr........3 80 22U5 to 22l5 Cleveland
1614 eth 1t. 9r.3o Or. 100000. .... .... Is
l1I6 l4th ST. TO $40 It. Sw, tjrS Is
1903 St NV. ar ...2.5o 1896 Sth ST NV, 6rs.l5
312 LIST. s.e Trs.......3O 81 i st. n 6r-.....l3
il6 Sth st. NV Sr-..30 3 & Fenton 5r.. 50
7;}9 Sd st 1r.--.....3O :Sl6 ,5rs.-.-ll
s42 10Th ST NV. 9r..--3u 9U3 Il 9U9 18th 1880
1927 f. Capitol Tbs
~ I'm
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

Wv A1~AA<s<
ISoR SALE OR RENT-AN ELrv N-Roon
with fine frnt aud shade trees, nt HyatsSille Nd
residence Of the late Vim. shsdd; $1,000 sale aud
au3S-s1s SETH A. HoLToN, Trustee
good psos and store s Ss a' %
1850 Good room, House and t.,to Zee, % erosnd
corner-psyement. sewer. gas and water. recI cars
Pass imrnediateiy In rout grade. Price 40 ceats
sSe rr.sysy SSi,sSss ne new = ir ss !sf ssSS
o s1s, sA y ION MS, ST Sw Mar LIT I%S
s cSM' fas $40 per mouth WALKER VII
Is one ON I st, between 9Th and 10Th sts 81 ooa
Ip ne 1,n, rao Sn 20 S%s5n In aud iSth
II Fine corner Property situated on one of the most
prominent corners on Capitol Ht halfsquare south
DIV three small cottages Inquire S23 nth ~ pr
waite entrance. au2o-lm
L'oR sAIE-Twoa GOOD rHREF-~ToRN RRICKs
ON IA 81 W. betN en 20 sud 2lSt. - feat 'front.'
each; bath aud mod imls: about 5000 square fat a
Also same 10, atty a thr-e-story Brck nj rooms
pa.h and mod. imps: stable in rear.
rear on 81. NV 10 rooms. furnace all med imtS
wine cellar sairways beautifully carved per.
- II would take pages to do n justice; an be sold
large block Of Lots on Meridian Hill overlooking
the city, in whole part
GEO W. IINKINs
au24-lw Real Estate Agent, go 2oth st. NV
L~oR SALE - SPLENDID BARGAIN-AT ONE
4 .htru its Cost, stories ard cellar. IL aud
path room, private alley side Sofpot alley in
Tue rear 2storN brick stable etc. must seen 20 ne
sppreciateu' southeast, 18th street within 100
iei OF cars ana hsrdics only 81 5uo. ouefourth cash.
aisnSe 10 SUIT PROMPT buyers apply TO WELLER
Il REPETIl, SO n ave Sc auIa.,I
I.,oR sALE-A NEAT TwosToRY RKICk. six
rooms anu pain range, ihirobe and slate mantles;
e2,2oo; $500 10 $500 Cash. balance monthly
Htffl & DYER
au-sft 13th & II.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
LOST AND FOUND.

- - REWARD-LOST, ON $3.50 B. AND o.
s-oC train from Baltimore Monday. August %. a
black parcel containing lump Of composition weigh
ing about ten ounces and shawl strap. Return J.
i. MILNOR, b. and .. Il. r. depot, n. J. ave. and C
st. NV. LIS
OST-A MEDIUMSIZED BLACK POODLE
i dog shaved like a lion. Five dollars reward IL
delivered at JACkSON'S Grocery Store. 626 Penn
syIvana ave. au25-2t*
T OST-ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO. A SACK
Il Of childreD's clothes the Canal road,
Chain bridge. Finder will be rewarded by leaving the
same at BIT 7th ST. s. Its
g - REWARD-ON AUGUST DIST on LONG
sCO Bridge. one Beagle Hound Clip; white with
black and tan spots: answers 10 the name of File.
Leave the corner of 18th aud W., at Eureka
Dairy. Call about 10 a. IN. au24-St*
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I,OR RENT
i 1906 10Th st. NV, IL rooms. $50 33
1923 9TH 81. nw.. 10 rooms 80 ",
2522 l. ST. 10 5 Cd
2z2i X st NV. rooms. 30 30
SO ST. nw., 3UsDO
5ti5 18th St NV, 5OO
Apply to j. v. n. uCYCk,
au.i-6t 1906 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
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NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE ENENTSoR
NV LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' andgenr
tieuen 50 each. 4Oe l. street. between eth and
9th streets northwest. my0-4Ows
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the VI knife, causto
ugature Cure guaranteed- Cam W. consulted -
2l3 Sd ~ nv. from 10 q pm sp2-lzms
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L>oR SALE OR RENT-AN ELEv N-ROoM
H. threestory house and Eve acre. OF onna
with fine fruit aud shade NJ ilyat-sNhie Nc
Residence Of the late VIM ~ shsdd $1,000 sale aud
e2S per month rent
al3o-Sts SETH A. HoL TON, Trustee
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vi MAHIEUKE 1xD SURGEON cHIRoPoDIsT.
HOOMS IS XGO e VERNON ROW.
co DaE Psansyivania ave
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JSnR sALE-A NICE HoUsE-BRiCK; six
- rooms. bath, cellar; Caroline st. near I5Ih.
f345o 4. L. FARDON.
aul3:t 1926 4 II
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LyOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS l4O7 + ST NV:
IL entire second and third floors single rooms low
JOHN SHERMAN g. CO.,
au236t 14O1 street.
NOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS IN
Il Walter Building. 1908 and 1910 ST. H. w., at low
prices W. g. DUVALL. 925 r NV,
au2I-2w Successor 10 Duvall & Marr.)
ISOR RENT-Fine, large and elegant Office rooms
IL suitable for professional man 8 cond floor liU7
+ ST. II w. Apply at once to DANENHUWER d. son,
111O + ST. au14-2w
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NOR SALT
II The following properties at q price that will in
sure an immediate profit to the purchaser but If held
for two years Will probably double IN value:
ffout of l64 ieet OH ST. by depth Of 100 for
&c. per square foot.
l35 feet FROM on 4th st. ne, Stanton Square
Tor "a IL cents per foot
3UOU0 feet i'm Mount Pleasant
14o feet on 10th street 'front.' for ia cents square
foot.
100 feet corner Sd and @ n G.: 100 on Sd H. e.
near g street, for 2. cents per foot
10000 feet near Boundary. between North Capitol
street and LIST street east, for = cents per foot
JSO. +. WAGGAMAN,
an2l-T S14, Sl6 st. NV.
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I>OR sALE-HoUSES IN ALL QUARTERS IF
the city, too Numerous TO ton here, for people
oi little. moderate, much means; houses IN blocks
ar on beautiful broad parking lovely
views. You that are about 10 purchase please
before You decide. Buy aitd avoid rush later In
the season. HUMPHREY d ADAMS Real Estate
brokers. 6lS ST. NV. y3I
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

1NOR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN IF TAKEN
II in next few days, fine pot of ground l50xSo0,
on l4th st. extended just south OF Park ST.
au25-4t HUFTY q DYER, 18th and Z sts
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the $1,000 insurance his stock. The policemen also
stated that he offered them $500 let him Off, There
are six families living In the building.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.


GREAT DARLINGTON, Mass, Aug. 16.-The
house aud OF Frank Notewise burned a,
Monterey Saturday night Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
EUREKA, New, Aug. 16.-The Geddes & Bertrand min
Ing MILL in Secret Canon, burned yesterday. Loss,
100000.
BALTIMORE Aug. 16.-The dwelling OF Antonio Marti'
north OF the city destroyed by fire this morn
Ing with all Its contents The damage Is estimated at
$4,000. The building belonged TO Isaac George and
valued at $4,000, upon which there was only at
small insurance.
BURLINGTON. Iowa, Aug. 16.-Tho dry goods store of
e. b. Parsons was partially burned yesterday The loss
Is 100000; fully Insured.
MONTREAL, Aug. 16.-P. 7. Baldw -four and grain
store at Coaticook burned Sunday morning Tho
loss So 900; Insurance. 800 When the safe
move from the ruins 1t found to have been blown
open by burglars.
BIDDEFoRD Me-, Aug 16.-The house OF John Stevens,
together with the furniture, burned to-day. The
loss Is $1,000; insurance. S1,100.
KESSEBUNK. Ne. Aug. 16.-The house OF James Gay
was burned to-day. The insuranceis is $l.1OO
FRANKLIN Mass. Aug. 16.-Lucius W. Daniels's two
barns with fifty tons OF hay fourteen head OF cattle and
four horses, and quantity OF farming TOOLS were
burned last night The loss $4,000 The buildings are
insured 5000 and the stock for sl5oo The fire was
n inceudlary origin.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON Aug. 16.
KURDs INVADING PERsIA-A dispatch from Tsbriz
that the Knrds are invading Persia that there has
been severe lighting with them, and that the Persian
Government has appealed to Turkey to stop their in
cursione.
THE MARQUIS TsENG's sUCCEssoR-The successor OF
Marnuis Tsoug as Chinese Ambassador in Europe will
be M Lioninifen, who will also be accredited to the
Vatican.
Mr. GIADsToNE--Mr. Gladstone is in London busy
engaged preparing for the session OF Parliament
He saws report that he intends to visit ireland
s untrue He hopes 10 be able 10 take short visit
the Continent soOn
THE QUEEN HOLDING CoUSCII-The Queen held q
council this morning at Osborne Castle with the mem
bers of the Ministry The terms OF the Queens speech
10 abe read at the rcassembing OF Parliament we're
agreed upon. Lord Salisbury returned London after
lie council.
MArrERsoS BEATING PERKINS -hiatterson, the Austria
liam sculler beat Perkins to-day In over the
Thames course from Putney TO Mortlake.
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ATTEMPT TO POISON 4 HORSE.
STRONG FAvoRITE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
DRuGGED-CoNFEssIoN OF A sTABLEMAN.

A STRONG FAvoRITE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A sTABLEMAN.
Chicago, Aug 16 The arrest of Thomas Red
mond alias Texas Tom" for alleged completely in
the attempt to poison Ed Corrigan's mare Lizzie
Dwyer is liable to lead to some startling develop
ments Texas Tom now conesscs that the report
of his meeting the man Charles Price at Engewood
was correct and that Price gave him S4O0 TO bet on
Binnette against Lizzie Dwyer Price had obtained
this money through Mamie Hunt defeating Pearl
Jennings on July H. when the latter was strong
favole. IT is almost certain that Pearl Jennings was
drugged and thus prevented from winning Many
who saw the behavior of the the post that day
were convinced at the time that something wrong
with the great sprinter
"Texas Tom is still silent his confederate and
refuses to divuge the of the persons who were
at the back of the transaction There was strong
suspicion directed in certain quarters. and it is more
than probable that the officials on the right scent
When the attempt made to poison Lady OF the
Lake al st. Louis, two years ago, sam bryant
the owner forced Texas Tom to produce the bottle
of poison which he had intended to give the y He
then told Redmond that II he would give the aInes OF
tie persons who employed him he would not deal
harshly With him, but would do the best he could
TO get him Oft. Redmond consented, and in the
prescnce of Detective Browning OF ST. Louis, gave the
names of two boOkmakers. The detective, for some
reason best known to himself told Redmond that IT
was of 10 his giving up these names. as II woud
not help him in the least whereupon Redmond said he
would take the whole statement back and that what
he Ind said was not true The names of these book
makers are however, known and remembered, and as
one of them has beer. doing business during the
Washington Park meeting. though he was not there
the last few days. it is suspected that he may know
something of the business 1t is further asserted that
money was sent from Chicago to ST. Louis TO defend
REDMOND when he got into the Lady OF the Lake
trouble. and that some Chicago gamblers are impli
Gated in Redmond's work.
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4 MILL TRE4SURLR DISMISSED.
AN ILLEGAL APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS CHARGED
INVESTIGATION OF HIS ACCOUNTS.
po.ro,- a,r 1c Tho fnIlouinO notice WAS

AN ILLEGAL APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS CHARGED
INVESTIGATION OF HIS ACCOUNTS.
BosToy, Aug. 16.-The following notice was
published late this afternoon:
The directors OF the Indian Orchard Mils ana AT
lantic Cotton NILS having heard OF the Illegal hppro-
prlaton OF ther funds by their treasurer, William Cray
Ir., demanded his resignation, which was tenlefcu
meeting OF stockholders Of both mills called aud the
directors OF the Indian Orchard Mills elected Edmund
Dwight pro tem and the directors OF the Al
lantc Cotton Mills elected William Hooper,
The companiesnamed have Offices together at NO. 81
Mnk-st. The gentleman in charge OF the offices says
that there IS committee OF directors at work upon tho
matter and that until committees report is ready
nothing in addition the above will be given out IL b
believed that the report VIII he ready in about week
No informatsn as 10 Gray's whereabouts could be OBJ
tanned. Secrecy maintained a to the nature and ex
tent of the alleged irregularities AM whether they Will
seriously affect the companies The capital stock OF the
Atlantic Company Is 81 100000 aud Of the Indian Or
chard Company 100000. Tho former company has
ton goods The latest rumor the street Is that Gray
be found aud that the amount involved IS very
large He was a member OF the Board OF Park Commis
sioners from the time of its establishment until within
a year. All his property Is said TO be mortgaged.
Early In the afternoon warrant had beon obtained
for Mr.. Gray's arrest charge OF embezzling
S5OO.OOO from the Atlantic Cotton Mills, and a
detective at o'clock arrived at the
residence OF Mr. Gray, in the Dorchester
district The owner however, WAS not to be found lie
had left his house at 10 o'clock in the morning telling
his son that he but he has not
seen and the conclusion forced itself on the minds OF
his friends that lie had fled.
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German proocora;e Samoa without the assent oi
England and America
THE sECTARIAN RIOTS IN IRELAND.
SCORES OF PRISONERS SENT TO KGLMAISHAM JAIL
NOPE TporUrr TRsRrD

SCORES OF PRISONERS SENT TO KGLMAISHAM JAIL
MORE TROUBLE FEARED.
BELFAST, Aug. 16.-Occasional shots were
nroi In tho city throughout the day and evening The
men from Queens Island, while marching home sang
"No Home Rule for Ireland" parody OF "God Save
Ireland" This maddeued the Catholics. one OF whom
broke through the military GORDON and charged upon
the Isandmen yelling his defiance. He was seized by
tho police and carried OF TO jail. Had IT not been for
their prompt action his life undoubtedly would have
been sacrificed 1t pired that the military. in
Charging the mob last evening" bayoneted Magistrate
Burke who was asssting q wounded roter. Mr.. Burke
1t plain clothes at the time He was subsequently
taken TO hospital.
The military withdrew from tho streets at o'clock
this morning. Of prisoners have been taken to
Klmanham Jail at Dublin TO await trial. the local jaiis
being full.
The Catholic newspapers here accuse the OranGemen
OF beginning Sundays attack, while the Protestant
papers say that the Oraneemen acted IN sefdefence
DUBLIN, Aug l0.-At Dungannon to-day bands OF Ma
tionass paraded the Protestant quarter OF the town
shouting for Home Rule and cursng the Queen: rot
broke out and persons injured. The police
had force their between the Protestans ana the
Catholics thus preventing desperate fight one Ma
tion ast was arrested with knife IN his hand re-
newal Of the rlong feared Party feeling Is intense
LONDON, Aug. 16-Ihe Times again censures the frot
estans Of Belfast their refusal 10 submit to tho a
thOrties Referring the report that Lord Randolph
Churchill Is preparing irish measure The Times says
he will have long and arduous task The nature OF
the local government proposed must depend In some de
upon attitude o. the Irish people, ana possioy
upon the action OF the irish Convention at chicago
But IL s certain that nothing like statutory Parla
will Lord Randolphs scheme and that
system viii be applied the same principles 10 all
parts OF the Kingdom.
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THE AREA AFFECTED BY CHOLERA.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-The geographical area
affected by cholera exhibits the oaprcous behavior OF
this mysterious disease Thus 1t 10 worst in Bare,ta
which far away to the SOUTH where the coast district
between Monte Gargano aud Brinds is more less af
fected Thence makes clear leap Of 300 miles to
Ravenna and Bologna, then turns northward extend
ing though in less virulcnt form throughout Yeneta
Including the Island OF Choggia, and reaching far
east Verona and far north Caste Franco at the
foot Of the Alps 1t noteworthy fact that the places
most seriously threatened lie in the on the
edge marsy plains formed by the alluval deposits OF
rivers or sitting OF the which induces
more or loss malaria at this season of the year.