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PACIFIC sRcN WORKS,

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janl7-ly
Evening star., 1886-07-14

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 14.-Virginia Sizes cousoIs
with coupons. 57 new threes, 81; ten-torties with
coupon 43 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 14-Cotton hrm and
quiet - middling, 9aa- Flour steady Howard
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CLICK. On July 18Th lssa at IL am. SUSIE,
nfant daughter OF ). IL and Mary Click, aged four
Funerai from parents residence .ta street road ON
THURSDAY. July 10th, 1855, ~ clock pm fris.ss
GRAY. ON Tuesday. July 18th. 1856, ELIZABETH
Funeral from her late residence lIo2 Tenth street
O'Clock p m Relatives aud friends respecifnyinvi.sA
HARDING. On July ls.h. 1855. at ESQ sm NO
aged one year. one month and thirtoon days
norIhwest. on "Wednesday. July I4th ut d We o'clock
pm. Relatives ana frienos respectfully mVitsd 2s
4n ~ sss ::
Margaret MckennA- aged ten years. four months md
Funeral viii take place from her parents residence
1922 Thirty sixth street W est W ashngton. VI
day al O'Clock pm Friends and relatives sss -
PIERRE On July 1ssh, 1856. REoINoLp W.
son OF John A snd Carrie l. Pierre. aged ysan "a
street Ga 9 ThaIsSsy sissfnoOn a sOSaiSsE Sl:ss
sess, which he bore with Chrissian Sortissds.
Faner.i nom his las: rsssdencs. cornef T~snty-nru
and srsss ., nossnwssS f@s,aay, @ yu,y iSsa q $50
lives and friends respectfully invited 70 sfssDd y
. rAasEET y WE . A. % q. July as,s 49, ELLFx
sge amer long ana painful ilineaa
Funeral from her lsss rssids1os 1885 Tenth essse
ives % ana fisssd: isspecifSiE % iSi invi,sS IN - pm
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W; % No nSnaay g sys sysn,ns' July IL asse sAAL
AZ sossrsi vi % u. BE: nom n. r.sosne. ofAs
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wIDnAYEn On wsdes.a,g, J.iy lAth. lsse =
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Evening star., 1886-07-14

I've and Q nalf Millioa fer Naval
VR0aela.
THE BILL As CHANGED BY THE AoUsE COM
MITTEE.

The House naval committee met to-day aud
changed the bill "to increase the naval estab-
lishnent' SO as to make 1t conform to the sug
gestious OF the committee on the order OF busi-
ness With these changes the Speaker has
agreed to recognize the committee as soon
the Morrison resolution and the District day
are disposed OF. and the bill will probably pass
without material opposition.
The changes made In the bill are as follows:
Instead Of three protected double bottomed
cruisers one Of the best speed IL provided for
not TO exceed in cost $l,ooo.ooo: instead OF
four first-class torpedo boats two such boats are
proyided for, to cost S2o0,oo0. The precision
of S30O.O0O for q torpedo cruiser is stricken
out. The completion OF the monitors Is pro-
vided for. The provision OF 81 ,oO0, 600 towards
the armament OF the vessels, now nearly COM
plete. is retained In the bill. The appropriation
for torpedoes Is reduced from $125. 900 10
$4,000, that for the ordnance plant AZ some(t The
Washingtonl navy yard from $2oo.O0o TO
$3.50, oOO But part of the million for arma-
meut may be expended In tools, &C.
Towards the construction and completion of
the vessels provided for In the bill o., SOC, 900
Is given To start with.
Evening star., 1886-07-14

The President sent the following nomi.
tions to the Senate to-day:
George s. Stevens, to be postmaster at Cats.
kiln, Ny.
VIM. p. Randall, a lieutenant on the retired
list, 10 be q lieutenant commander on the re-
tired list of the navy.
Army-1st Lieut. Edward A. Goodwin, Sth
cavalry, 10 be captain; I'd Lieut. Enoch IL.
tional I'd Lieut. stephen II. Elliott. Attn cav.
airy, TO be ID lieut. 9Th cavalry; Capt. Jas. r.
Randlett, Sth cavalry, to be major 9th
cavalry; I'd Lieut. Charles II. Griersou, 10Th
cavalry, TO be 1st lieut.; Additional ID Lieut..
Seward Mott 9th cavalry, To be ID lieut.. 10Th
cavalry; I'd Lieut. Frank X. Harlow, LIST artil-
iery, TO be lst lieut.. LIST artillery; Additional I'd
Lieut.. Tho>. B. Mott, LIST artillery to be ID lieut.
lst artillery; I'd Lieut. Colville Il. Terret, sth
infantry. 10 be 1st hent.
Evening star., 1886-07-14

PENN. RoUTE-B. q 4. station 9th and sts-Poe
$40 and A AL: :, 500. Ala. loOO, IL: 30 pun. tor
Sosion. pm ,dailyJ palladel phia decentralization,
ANA iT:1o pm. For chicago. Cncnuatl, 81. Louis
and Pittsburg and west, 300 Chicago limiisdI
81. LOUIS and except saturday lineage. 300 am
CHICAGO and Id,s Cincinnati .;io pm @aly; p.cns
The south ro, g. rn fSss am & go pm s sai,y ssos.s
iis1 am, 1856, 800 $50. li5. lsS. .;so, Soss i:
?lo, loo0 and and li.19 pm, on On sunday 300. 900
pn For Pope. tf crses s Line ny ,GG m Aaa aa tsS
!. N daily, except sunday. For Annapolis, 7l5
Rochesier. Buffalo. niagara io:oo PIN daily. eassrs
B ANpO o. RoUrE-ststion Corner New Jersey Ave
nue. and Z Street-for Chicago. 1000 m: inst lin.
81 Louis daily $50 y. M, lo:io tor Pittsburs
s syo & 80 20 apd pn ios ss5 M IGF s2IS i.ns,e al, 4 as IS
minute Iainl 3,o. 4:so. $40 3:4o o.4o Z. e:-5 and
u Ia, pB % Suaasy as sac Sso is $50 & sa ipn @ For & z
napolis $40. a. IA. aud I2:I0 and I:5o p. ON
Ses %sshnsan n and s. isS
pmr $50, 4:4o and Ii p,n. On sundays. $50 a nL
Iopoiitan Brancii, o:45 a N daily. except sun.
day and $50 p m, daily; 4:so o. ni, daily. exceps
Branch, s4oa M daily on sunday s. .is Al all sis-
tous; for Frederick. $40 4:4o p. m. daily, ex-
pm daily except SUNDAY. For local points between
Washington and Gailhersburg 1905 a IN. and l2:3Q
Va. MIDLANp RoUTE-B. a r s,ation.-.ror New
Orleans and Atlanta, lao = m. tdanyl For Louis
"a p. M. !dayg Manassas division. 2sS0 .. m.
sunday Ills am. $50 ?. M. For Lynchbsrg way
staiionsl Am. s..,
Orleans and intermediate points. 1000 $40
p pW.saS.Aox Va aaSyA a ou,o-s a p s,a,,on.-rm,
burg aud ali siatio.s y:Ioa m aud $40 pm. dsliy
except sunday. and .:.o 2; m every day.
Mr.. A. F. MCMILLAN, Washington. I. c., says
Red Star Cough Cure cured his cough.
Evening star., 1886-07-14

REFUSING TO WORK UNLESS ASSURED BETTER
TREATMENT-WHAT SENATOR BROWN SAYS.
The 300 striking convicts i'm the coal mines
In Dade county, Ga, have fortified themselves
and say they will not return to work until as
sured Of better treatment. Penitentiary- keeper
Towers has telegraphed Gov. Mcdaniel that he
can crush the rev olt without the aid of troops.
Towers telegraphed the governor that IL would
be necessary to kill three or our Of the leaders
or starve all TO subordinatIon. The governor
orders the latter course, and the conVicts say
they will all starve to death rather than return
to work. They have gone one day without
food or drink, and are more determined than
ever. Many of them are under liie-sentence
and Others for many years. Senator Brown,
who owns the mines in which the rebelious
had heard nothing of any trouble in the mines
He SAID the convicts were well treated and
Evening star., 1886-07-14
I'd EDITION
--latest T6leglanS to The Star.
THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
Tory and CniOnist Gains Continue to
He Reported.

Tory and CniOnist Gains Continue 60
He Reported.
LONDON, July 14.-The tories have gained
Middle Leicestershire from the liberals, elect
Ing E. De Lsfe, conservative, over ]. E Fergu-
son. Gladstonian. The tories have also gained
East RenIrewshire, Scotland, where they de-
feated NJ. II. Shaw-Stewart, Gladstonian, and
South Huntingtonshire, where the reelection
OF T. Coote, jr., Gladstonian, has been defeated
by the election of Smith Barry, conservative.
The tories have gained Houghton-ie-SprinE, In
Durham. electing N. Wood. conservative, over
John Wilson, 9ladstonian, who was seeking re-
election. The unionists have gained the Pee bles
and Selkirk district in Scotland, electing Wal
ter Thornburn, uniopist, against Sir G. rennant,
Gladstonian, who seeking reelection.
Smith Barry. the tory who defeated I. Coote,
Gladstonian, in South Huntingtonshire. is the
land, and is a working miner.
Eight thousand Orangemen of Sydney, n. 8.
W., have cabled to England a set OF resolutions
denouncing the proposal to grant home rule TO
Ireland.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
BITTER ATTACKS ON PARNELL.
The London Times Charges Him with
Telling EAlsehOOdS.

LONDON. July 14-The Times, commenting
on Mr.. ParnelFs denial of Lord Hartington's
assertion that the nationalists are in league
with the fenians, says: 'Mr. Parnells denials
are a mere waste uf breath. 1t seems necessary
TO remind him that while the Marquis
OF Harrington is q man Of unblemished
honor and veracity, Mr.. Parnell quite
recently was convicted of having deliberately
and repeatedly affirmed that which he knows
to be false
The Sandard says: "Mr. Parne.l carries his
Protestation of innocence to absurd lengths
The question he ought to have faced is, whether
the moneys OF the extremists To accept money
from fenians and then to dsown them is not
q course OF conduct which commends itself to
Englishmen."
Evening star., 1886-07-14

SAMUEL CROSS. Trustee.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
Capitol Topics.
DISGUSTED HOUSE EMPLOYEES.


The employees Of the House are very much
disturbed by the failure OF the extra months
pay clause in the general deficiency bill The
members of the House through whose efforts
the clause was beaten, have come i'm for much
abuse by some of the disappointed employees.
Some OF the less cautious have been max ing
threats and trying In various ways To get their
revenge. Members complain tnat<these ALI
noyances have grown almost 10 the proper
tiOns of blackmail, and III they continue the
matter may be brought TO the attention of the
House. They say that some of the doorkeepers
get the ear OF the constituents who send in cards
each day to the members, and make state
ments 10 them detrimental 10 the members.
This Is done 10y way OF revenge. Members are
determined not to submit to such action as this,
and If 1t goes any further the dismissal OF those
persons who have been engaged In it will be de-
manded.
NOTES
Mr.. Whitthorne, who is 1t present serving Mr..
Jackson's unexpired term in the Senate as the
appointee of Gov. Bate, is a candidate for re-
election next March against Gov. Bate.
PLEADED GUILTY.-The case of William Lee,
the colored man charged with stealing "a auan.
uty of printing material from Mr.. K %. Polkin-
horns printing establishment on ID street, was
brought before Judge Smell to-day and his
guilty. The Judge gave him six months In Jail,
the extent of the law.
INJURED BY A RUNAwAY.-This morning
Mr.. Harry Gessford and "A young man named
Davis residing in South Washington, with
John bridge. While passing the Agricultural
grounds the horses ran away, upsetting the
wagon. The young ladies We're quite badly in
1ured. The young men escaped with slight
bruises.
WAITING FOR PROOF OF THE BOYS AGE
This afternoon In the Police Court a thirteen.
year-old colored boy, named Charles Brown,
was charged with assault and battery with in
tent to commit rape upon Carrie Sweeney,
little white girl about u years old. who lives
on h street, between Sd aud 4la streets SOUTH
west. The assault is alleged To have occurred
in the stable, in the rear of the house where he
was employed. The boys mother testified TO
the boys age being ID years old, and the
judge continued the case until tomorrow for
her to produce the Bible to prove his correct
age.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings AT the signal office to-day,
3 a. m, 90; a. m, 6S; III a. M, "a; y. H., eS;
maximum, 49, minimum, 81.
GEN. SHERIDAN has returned from his visit
to Chicago. Col. Sheridan, who went with him,
has not yet returned. Adjutant General Drum
is also absent from the city on an extended Va
cation.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
washtnrton stock EXCHANGE

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
Z. S As, coupon, 12e bid. 126ls asked U. 5. 4.
s s COM aae ga bRS S rs ASKED g. ng @
1903 1924 currency sa. i2o, bid 2oyes, ,nnd ss
asked North Capitol and o street X. r. stock 4. bid
Washington Gas, 3Sas bid. 80 asked. Georgetown
Gas, A bid. National Onion ms. 2Oas bid. Columbia
lns.. 1874 bid. German-Amerc ms, l47 bid WASH
ihgton Market stock. 19a, Did, 2Oa asked Washing
ton Brick Machine. 1l5 od. Farmers and Mechsn-
Bank, lis bid. Great Fails Ice, l25Ha bid. Reai
kstat. Title Insurance. 1U4 bid Penn. Co.. asa.
bid. 41l2 asked. CneSa and Pot. Tel Co.. 81 bu
81 aSkeu. Y. 5. Electric Light. 66la bid rs asked.
Evening star., 1886-07-14

THE MORRISON RESOLUTION AND DISTRICT DAY.
There is some talk to-day to the effect that
the District may lose Its day tomorrow by the
Morrison resolution going over. II is not likely,
however, that this will occur, as Mr. Morrison
Is confident OF passing the resolution to-day.
There is, however, no probability that IL will
pass the Senate.
GEN. BUrLER's BUILpINGs.
The Senate appropriation committee have I'm.
serted provision I'm the sundry civil bill, ap.
propriating S2I5,00o for the purchase OF Gen.
Butlers buildings, on Capitol hill, for of the
Treasury,
Evening star., 1886-07-14
TO.MOR ROW.


TTNHOS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneen
To CLOSE OUT AN ESTATE VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UN1MPROV ED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH, at 80
SIX OCLOt X p. NJ, shall offer for sale In E;sfJ
front OF the premises part Of lot 26. in square %
improved by three small frames, numbered /, 3 and
o, SHOWS alley. between Oath. 25th and X streets
northwest.
square lbS, improved by buildings numbered 1875
ana 1857 pennsylvania avenue northwest.
At HAlF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK. part of lots and
2, in square of square 351, improved by buildings
numbered 1905 b street southwest, aud 1907 Vir-
ginia avenue southwest.
Terms day of sale.
jy12-4t THOS. F. WAGGAMAN Auct
Evening star., 1886-07-14
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n ALLY LIN E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
sEorfE 4 ees ss5 1HRT fH OF THE
F1RsD"Lss spand,5s FaIa; FAEE 81, 81 hoTSSbIRlP ss
steamer issfX f ~ and s1Ssef Thss MONDAY
Steamer 1afs f's and srsst Ufi
going yd i0P t hey ke sa
going and returning. and on Saturday ut Colonial
with steamer , Ariel for Richmoad, Va. and Old DO
Secure rooms and tickets the B. and o. Offices
press. 603 Pennsyisania ave where baggage may be
checked from hotels and private residences For fur
fs es 81 @ Il the So1ee
rates goes into effect Monday. 2eth. je25
FOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
sTEAMER. JOHN ". THOMPSON.
Ferry sna fT,aas and ali as far
landings land, Make all landings every trip Commencing
June Il. leoo. je1s-lm
1OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
has resumed her trips between washington and Balt,
more ieaying stephsns9ns wharf foot 7th St. every
Bpm ''''' i'iDA l. !"
Stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat.
Apply 70 w ,a.s ~ sTEFHENsoN BRO.
E'oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIEIDr
Leaves 7thstreet wharf ON MONDAYS, THURS.
DAYS and SATURDAYS at q. NJ Returning
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY D. M touch.
Ing ut River Landings far N0mni Creek (urri.
oman. Va, and 81. Clements Bay. Mo Connects WITH
u, & U. X X. at Shepherds. See schedule.
JOHN b. PADGETT Agent
I. W. RIDLEY, Manager fe:5
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FRFIGHT STEAN-
j., j. - Frs SO JOHN Z GIBSON and E G: KNIGHT leave
Pier Al. East RIVER n. ", every SATURDAY Y ut i q
m; 9th st. wharf. Washington every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight Mt lowest rates ap4
Mt VERMONT Mt VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
LeaySs 1h-street wharf daily except Sundayo hyr
MI vernon at 10 O'Clock a. M; returning reacheS
Washington about $50 p. M
se16 L I. BLAKE Captain
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or. q. r. LEI. JK.,
telelm< Alexandria. Virginia.
lsl1.2ri
A.L
TnE Views Or EoplE

WIN Ieiereoce to purchasing READY-MADE
CLOTHING is sOmewha; divided Some go TO
pace and some 10 another to buy and IL will always
oe So but you ~" hear expressed all sides that
II ~ person asks another where TO produce good and
ell able clothing ready made or made to ORDER our
house is the first meutioued to buy-because its
generally known that We manufacture the best that
Can ts produced and carry q large assortment from
The finest in quality to the lowest in price
III needless 10 mention separately every article we
sell and at what prices, AS you WILL FIND ANY
KIND OF GARMENT, FOR EITHER MAN OR
BOY ON OUR COUNTERS. AS WELL AS A FULL
LINZ Oh TIES. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR. &C
NOAH WALKER & co.
625 Pennsvlvania avenuA
Evening star., 1886-07-14

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July lathe body
OF Allen Hathaway, of Freetown, who was re-
ported to have died on the 9th inst, and whose
funeral services were held on the 10th, is stated
to have been warm and flushed on sunday and
the lnterment of the remeins has been post
pOned until dissolution is unmistakable.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
Gored to Death by q Bull.

WATsEKA, ILL, July 14.-Daniel w. Hill, q
farmer, living three miles west of here, was
gored to death yesterday by an infuriated bull
MIR. Hill went out to his pasture to milk q fresh
COW, and not returning to the house when ex-
pected, the family went in search of him. They
found his mangled body in gully. The man
was still alive and was able to say that the bull
had gored him. He died in a few hours,
Evening star., 1886-07-14
Fair Play For ia. Consumer in West
Washington.

To the Editor OF TafE EvENING STAR
The bill reported 10y the District committee OF
the Senate, intended 10 give relief To consumers
OF gas in Washington, shows an unfair discrimi.
nation against CONSUMERS i'm Geol geIown whicn
Is now really = part OF Washington city, all
being under the same municipal government,
The Washington Gas Light Co.. has only been
charging 81 80 net per thousand feet, while the
consumer IN Georgetown pays 81 net for what 10
registered 10. thai Ingenious contriyance known
as gas meter. IL has been said that the George
town company Is "a poor struggling corl,ora-
tlon," but according 10 testimony before
the Senate subcommittee eN-lresident Bar
tol, OF the Washington Gas Light Co.,
has acquired controlling interest and
IL Will hardly be claimed that he il
going around helping any struggling enter
prises. Besides this the very imperfect bill re-
ported Il perfect in one thing, aud that Is, I'm
securing the Washington company a return Of
at least seven per cent on the capital invested,
and the Georgetown company. II embraced in
the bill, as IL ought To be- would have the same
protection. Al any rate, the discrimination
against the people living west OF Rock
creek is SO unjust that IL Is 10 bs
hoped some friend OF isir play In Con.
gress Will move To amend the bill
10y making 1T apply To the District of Columbia
and not 10 one section thereof, giving all the
people the benefit of the measure. Z.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
Rev. Mr.. Martins Trial for Assault.

LAFAYETTE, IND, July 14.-In the trial yes.
terday Of Rev. r. s. Martin, young Methodist
divine, Mrs. Frazer testified that on the 9th of
January last Martin committed an assault
upon her. She did not inform her husband
until April. Martin denied the charge A
brother-in-law of Mrs. Frazer testified to hav-
Ing mad conversation with Martin last May
In which he acknowledged having been i'm
prudent, but denied all actual wrong.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
Another SrB1xE,r

ANorHER SrRIKE.r
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOFx
n last. Nice Soft, Easy and Good Wearing shoes at
u nominal price. A special lot OF Haud-sewed
Shoes are now offered u reduced rates. Call ex-
anime No trouble 10 show goods A few more Of
hand. which cheap as dirt Everything In the
Gents Furnishing Line Y low be bought at
lSl& and 1916 PennA ave-
my20 j. w. SELEX.
Evening star., 1886-07-14

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 14.-Hugh NJ Brooks,
alias w. II. Lenox Maxwell, convicted OF MUIR
dering Charles Arthur Preller, was sentenced
Evening star., 1886-07-14

1'9oI Prizes. amounting $265 500
Application Tor rates to clubs should be made only
10 the Once of the Company in New Orleans.
FOR 1urther information write clearly giving full
address: POsIAL NOTES. Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Cur
rency by Express Tat our expense) addressed
81. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans LA
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and address Reg.
Stered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
y14 New Orleans, La
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPER
TY ON CSTREE'T BETWEEN FOU RTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS SOEIHEAST

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPER
TY ON CSTREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust. duly recorded in go
Lber No SlO folio 1875. of the land records tsfH
of the District OF Columbia will sell III front a
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF JULY, AID. 1885, at SIX o. CLOCK
M all those pieces or parcels of ground and prem
lseS known and described on the ground plan plat
OF the city of Washington, in the District Columbia
and known as the west thirty five 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 :wO t2) and the east twenty feet six and
half inches front by the entire depth OF Lot numbered
four (4), all in square numbered
ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY QO8O,
together with all the improvements, ways easements
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same be-
longing or in anywise appertaning.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years, notes to bear interest payable semi
and to be secured by deed of trust premises sold
all cash. at option of purchaser. A deposit of $lOO
required on each lot at time OF SALE Conveyancing,
etc. at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
In ten days. otherwise right reserved resell risk
and cost of defaung purchaser after five days pub
lie notice OF such resale in newspaper published
in Washington, D. c.
jy9-d&ds SAMUEL CROSS. Trustee.
Evening star., 1886-07-14

LONDON, July 14.-It is expected that j. J.
Hubbard, one OF the conservative members for
the city of London district, will resign, for the
purpose OF enabling Mr.. Goschen to secure the
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DOWNING, Auctioneer.

REGISTERED HOLsTEIN CATTLE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On MONDAY. july NINETEENTH, 1886, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK M. at '.springland' Farm.
the TenleytOwn road and adjoining the place
purchased by President Cleveland, I win sell the fol-
lowing celebrated HOlstein Cattle:
BULL "SAWYER,' No. 3,670, caived July Goth,
1884: sire Billy Boelyn: dam Petronela: bredby Ed
gar HiudekOper. of Meadve. Pa
COW "VROUrJE. ID" No. S543. calved May 90
1854 sire Billy Boelyn; dam Vroutje: thas bull calf
seven weeks old by above Bull "sawyer''); bred by
same gentleman.
The Cattle VIII be found in frstclass condition and
we'll worthy the attention of buyers Certificates of
registry be the office OF the Auctioneer
Terms made known day of sale.
jylO-dtS THOMAS BOWLING. Aucf
Evening star., 1886-07-14
The Courts.

To-day, E. b. Brown, student, admitted to the
bar. In the case Of Naiior agt. Nailor AN APP
peal was allowed. U. 5. agt. j. Ii. Adriaaus
and L. Gunnell; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Shell.
William II. Davis, colOred, carrying a pistol;
500 or 90 days. Patrick Fitzpatrick, indecent
exposure; sentence suspended and defendant
committed on a forfeited vagrancy bond. Wm.
Ribnitzki, threats $500 bonds or months.
Evening star., 1886-07-14
A 81. Louis Bank Closes.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 14-The Provident Saw.
ings bank closed its doors to-day and has made
An assignment Almond b. Thompson, the
cashier, has absconded. The liabilities exceed
the assets by $4,000.