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Evening star., 1886-08-12
PROPOSALS.
[)ROPOSALS FOR GLASS
L Office Of Building for State

EOR GLASS
Il Office Of Building for State,
War aud Navy DEPARTMENTS
WAsHINGToN. ID. c., August 10th, 1855
polished plate, double thick and hammered Glass
required Tor the west and wings of the building
for State, War and Navy Departments in this civ
the eTWENTY-SEVENTHD DAY OF AUGUST 1856;
bidders. 0-
sp cfcations general instructions to bidders and
plank Iornis of proposal viii he furnished to esab-
sheu manufacturers and dealers upon application
TINS once. THOS- LINCOLN CASEY.
= aul0J Il. IL. .2a26 iCnrps OF Engineers
- ECkEIAA1'S OFFICE, NATION AL
- sBRICk COMPANY.
Washington. D. C.. August g. 1885
are al once tor the supply OF 1000
tons more or less, ofGeorges Creek BitumiDOus Coal
suitable tor manufacture high grades of prick to be
delivered during the year commencing september l.
1880 on slde track or on canal at works of company
Waterloo station, Alexandria aud Washington H. ii
Pay nents TO br made cash on delivery. Bids should
auiO-tseI JOHN E BEALL, Secretary.
I NkPARTMENT OF STATE.
II WAsHINGIoN 9th August 1885,
Sealed proposals Will be received at the Department
OF STATE until L W ELN NEOCLOCk NOON, MONDAY.
sIXIEENTH AUGUST. 1886 for furnishing the De,
parment with Ice during the fiscal year ending Both
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
Necessary Information will be furnished upon appii-
cation To persons proposing to bid au6. 7,lO.l214.5t
PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE AND BLUE
Office of Building for State. War Navy Departmts
WAsHINGToN, ID. e., August 9Th 1886.
Separate sealed proposals for furnishing cutting and
delivering the cut Granite and the Blue stone Flags
REQUIRED for the approaches of the West Wing of the
Building for state. War and Navy Departments in
tins city. will be received until TWELVE NJ on
THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF AU-
1I9i, 1856 and opened immediately thereafter In
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions to bidders and
Drank forms OF proposal will be furnished estab-
this office: THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
au9,Io,II IZ.Z4&2o Col. Corps of Engineers.
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MArrRR-oF-rACr coUNrRY COUPLE AND
THEIR ADVENTURES IN SEARCH OF A
PREACHER.
James o. Ferguson, . countryman nom Belts
Vile, Montgomery county. Maryland. paid a
visit TO this city yesterday with . dollar In his
pocket, and with it purchased . marriage Ii
cense, saying that was oil tho money he had.
He was very anxious to know how much the
preacher would charge. as he had no more
money. and being assured that he could get
trusted, he left, saying he would bring his
intended biide with him to-day. When
tue train reached here AT noon to-day
FerHueon's red hair was the FIRST thing TO indi-
cate thAt any body was on the train. He, with
his intended bride, Miss Annie Dull, OF Fred
erick, Nd, started or from tho depot, walking
intended bridegroom had his shoes blackened,
ana was inQuiring tor a minister, when STAR
reporter came upon the scene. and offered TO
conduct him to the residence Of q minister.
Annie wants q publican preacher" said
80, .Ne. / want Christian" she said. "Jim,
stop fooling with me-"
several parsonages were visited, but no
ministers were to be found Then the re-
porter explained to them that they could catch
one az home early In the morning or late I'm the
ap early I1s .s orniss sa sa. sad ooss
not get away earlier because her clothes
which she had sprinkled would get mildewed,
ana they were OF more importance than get
ting married. Finally after an hours walk in
the not sun minister was found. The excited
countryman took him or to one corner, and
II isl am busted. but II you will marry US I will
satisfy. You Saturday when bring In my crops
10 SELL To this the minister agreed, and the
ceremony went on.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

OWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES WHICH
Shave no office in this city can be supplied with
Needles OILS Attachments and Repairs for ali differ
eHt makes, at tACERBACH'S, 7th and Ii SITS.
LIE SlLEN! NEW AMERICAN No Z, of which
We nav Inc sole agency maintains its steady march
loMids universal popularity being the only high
arm machine without spiral springs and without cog
wheels, Its shuttle being twice large as formerly
me thousands of people in this city using it pro
nOunce the No as the simplest lighi est running
most carefully accurately and elegantly finished of
all III Is the standard of excellence and has no equal
me New No does more elegant embroidery work
than any Oiher Have one sent To your house for IN
specton and trial Instructions free. All kinds sold
rented repaired and warranted. &. AUERBACH
Jeo Cor 9TH and ii sts. Telephone Call 422-2
'}'HE. WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
a Iection In the category of sewing Machines. A
Concentration aud condensation mechanical
anu skill Inc range of work not be excelled. 1t
is thing OF beauty and forever. Call seeit at
j. r. NICK ENNEYs >. AZ 9Th St NV J. r. RICH
MoND, Manager. Machines of all kinds for sale or
rent Flrst-cass repairing done. Also, Central Office
FOR The Universal Patterns. them my2I
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Swept Away by . Storm.
FRONTIER TOWN BLOWN TO sHREDs AND
WHIRLED AWAY.

FORT KEoGH, MONTANA, August 12.-News
has reached here that the new town, Lusk, In
line, was visited by q terrific storm OF rain and
hail last Sunday, which virtually swept it out
OF existence. The town contained several hun
dred Inhabitants and was built Of tents and
temporary structures OF boards. The storm
literally swept the earth clear Of incumbrances.
rents, boards and canvas were wrenched from
their moorings and whirled away. Yards of
canvas were scattered everywhere along the
neighboring foothills and even far up among
the mountains There were no serious casual
ties, owing to the lightness of the material COM
posing the BUILDINGS
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A Tragedy at Cape May.
A WOMAN TIES \ SAND BAG To HER wAIs
AND DRoWNS uERSELf.

a WoMAN TIES \ SAND BAG To HER WAIST
AND DRowNs HERsELf.
What was undoubtedly case OF suicide oc-
CURED at Cape May Point yesterday morning
Six weeks ago Miss Sadie Nichols of sturgeon
Bay, Wis, accompanied by maid, came IL
board AT the Cape house About week since
the maid left, and Miss Nichols declared her
Inability to pay her board. The proprietor had
since offered 10 pay her way To Philadelphia II
she would go away, and the two had been talk
Ing the matter over Tuesday. About
O'Clock yesterday morning her body found
AT the top Of the tide on the beach oppo.
site the Seaside Home, "a sand bag formed
by winding her shawl together. and weighing
over nfty pounds, being fastened around her
waist. Ii Is supposed that early in the morning
she leaped from the steamboat pier ard the
ebb Tide had washed the body around where IL
was found. Miss Nichols claimed 10 have
friends an San Francisco and baltimore. An
effort Will be made 10 communicate with the
latter.
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General Foreign News.

MR.. PARNELL HUNTING GROUSE.
DUBLIN, August 12.-Mr. Parnell, with Mr.
shooting in one Of the Wicklow mountains
which Mr.. Parnell leases
THE FIELD-BENNETT LIBEL CASE.
LONDON, August 12.-The arguments in the
case OF the appeal OF James Gordon Bennett
from the award against him OF S25, 900 in favor
OF Cyrus w. Field tor libel, were concluded to-
day. Judgment was reserved, and pending its
prOnOuncement execution of the award was
STAYED.
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AIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
Annual sale S,OOO.OOO Jars
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic. "Is Q success
and Q boon for which nations should feel crate
ful."-See Medical Press, Lancet" DO
Genuine only with the fac snnile Of Baron Lie
0lgs signature in Blue Ink across the Label.
The title Baron Liebig' aud photograph hav-
Ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
nectiOn with Baron Liebig, the public are In.
formed that the Iiebig Company alone can
offer the article with Baron LebiR's guarantee
OF genuinenesR
LIEBI0 COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had Of all storekespefs, Gro.
GERS and ChenaiSts. Sole Agents for the United
States wholesale OILY. c. David 4 Co. . Fem
church Avenue. London. England. an6-th
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-John Miller a herdic
driver. reports stolen, on the 9th instant, a cash
box containing money and tickets valued at
$16.5O. William +. Miller, 300 u street south
west reports the embezzlement of $40. Walter
De Montreville, $40 II street northeast, reports
stolen from his room . gold scarfpin and cuff
buttons valued at SO. Mrs. A. Taff, 4O5 u
street northwest, reports stolen from her house
white dress worth So
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE FRAME BUILDINGS ON SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF FTWENTY-SECONDA AND 1 STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On On sAIU AUGUST FOURTEENTH, go
premises. will sell tor cash the above buildings E:
10 be removed within one week.
aul2-dxds THOS. BOWLING, auctioneer.
I'VE Viii be tSffdi tsSSffd sf sfRRlsNGs .BATH 5nnNTY,
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST EI9iITtiIaHniiEnSee5,, 20.
1856 They located in the famous Warm v.tU
Springs Valley 1900 fee: above sea level Besiu.s
the hotel cottages &C. Sll of land will be sold
with the Springs. The waters are a noted remedial
agent In pulmonary. gastric and nervous diseases Art
mas dohe mucn and nature has been prOdgal in beau
tying the place. This now a very valuable prop
erty, with capabilities for large and protab
sion.
For descriptive pamphlets, circulars, maps. &c. ad-
dress the auctioneers. QUARLES & McCURDY, or
~ n. w. BOWIE,
Ylo'l9,ZZ,29,au2.5,9,12&1 Richmond, Va.
VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. 22e E
On SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURT TENTH. -e4
1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the I'LL
premises, will sell parts Of lots 10 and IL in Esl
square No 5S3, fronting about II feet inches ON f
by a twOStOry frame house.
Terms: One-half cash balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest secured by a
oeea OF trust on the property sold $50 deposit
LEONARD & BUCKLEY.
aul1-d&ds Real Estate Agents, 4O7 AZ st. g. w.
TFNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer
CART, HARNESS. WHIP AND LAP-ROBE
On SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH. 1885.
at Nv ELVE ID, i'll front of my saIesrooms will se
for cash the above turnout BY order of
Executor of the Estate OF the Late Leonard Whitney
au11-3t " ""'
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To Meet at Old Point Comfort,

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, August 12.-The con-
yention of the International Association of
Travelling Passenger Agents at Minnetonka
decided to hold the next meeting at Old Point
Comfort, June 2, 1887.
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n ALLY Ii n E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE sGEls GEAkY and LADY OF THE
FIRsI;GLsss srsIal;s E5 EAEE, 81 =: koSS6Tk1p SO.
We WEpSGspa9s fs a9 snd s,aset Friday Thsl MONDAY
S I ss ana Uha5
Lear Leary stops at Piney Point and Cornfeld Harbor
going and returning, and on Saturday at Colonia!
ton and Providence steamers Both steamers connect
with steamer Ariel for Richmoad, Va. and Old DO
secure rooms and tickets at the b. and O. Offices
1851 and 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue and Knox's Ex-
hotels and private residences For s ne
1hse Tepsos 1s 81 inquire @ q! the cSmpanys offices
rates goes into effect Monday. 2Sth. je25
PoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
.. CAPT w; e. GEoGHEGAN,
more leaving stephensons wharf foot 7th St.. every
SUNDAY. p.m and Baltimore every FRIDAY. al
stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat-
uraays aaDiv only Id and must be prePad
mh1G-6m 18th and Pa ave % and TN IS st. Wharf WSsir.
E,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELp
beayss bys sId 1hssrses wharf on THURS
ifIspAY fk6aYs and rs Y Re'p5nas R sonen:
ns Ing a, RIVER haapdings as far as omn Greek Curl
Connects
T. IL U. Il K at Shepherds See schedule
JOHN L. PADGETT Agent
y. w. hIOLC I, manager fe:S
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
~ Frs JOHN GIBSON and E. c. KN1GHT leave
Pier A, East River, N. Y, every SATURDAY at o
NJ; 9th 81. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates ap4
Mt VERNON! MT VERNON
STEAMER w. w. CORCOPAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily Except SUNDAY, nm
Mt Vernon at 10 O'Clock q m; returning, reaches
Washington about $50 p m.
seI6 L L. BLAKE Captain,
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
On the Washington stock Exchange are noted to-day:
asked. D. C per imp Is, 1891, currency i16as bid,
115'2 1 ssSed 20-year fund, 5H C.. 1890, currency.
Georgetown Gas, a. bid. Arlington Ins-, l54 bid,
Columbia ms 1874 bid. German-American Ins.
l44la bid. $50 asked. Potomac Ins, SO bid. Ma.
sonic Hall bonds. lO2 bid Citizens National Bank.
1lO12 bid Treat Falls Ice. l3O bid 1877 asked.
Real Estata Title Insurance, los bid. Penn. Lea. Co.,
~ bid. 451a asked Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co.,
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News Rriefs.

Minnie Hauk sailed from Bremen yesterday
for New York.
seli in Druid Hill park on Tuesday, died AT the
University hospital.
Lord Edward Cavendish and Mr.. W. s. Caine
have been appointed whips by the committee
OF the liberal unionists in the house OF CON-
mons.
A hurricane swept over the town of NaDcy.
France, yesterday, doing immense damage.
One soldier Was killed and many persons were
injured.
house, denies the rumor that he intends 10 re-
sign. He is greatly pleased with the appoint
nent OF Mr. Magone as collector, and says
there will now be perfect harmony ia the Gus
tom house.
Count Ysugi, son of the premier OF Japan, is TO
arrange with publishers Tor school text books in
The English language for Use in the japanese
schools.
Mrs. Nernza Wyatt, aged ~ years, committed
suicide by hanging In Norfolk yesterday.
John ID. Spencer has been acquitted In the
county court al Henry county, Virginia, of the
murder of j. X. Terry at MartinsvIlle several
months ago.
Sixteen young ladies received the black veil
and 23 took the white veil at the Mallinkrodt
convent, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Dolly Adams has withdrawn her charge of
larceny against Col. Glider, upon which i4e was
arrested as he was leaving New York tor the
north pole. She said that james Gordon Ben
nett had agreed TO pay tine $1,000 Tor Mr. Gilder.
line Longiord Ireland, board OF guardians has
families.
poet and patriot, Marochelli, whose body was
recently brought 10 Naples after forty years
lnterment In America, were held at Naples yes
terday.
Senator Logan and party left San Francisco
yesterday morning for trip up the Napa val
ley, ana he l. expected to speak at sacramento.
where arrangements have been made for a great
demonstration in his honor.
The game OF lacrosse yesterday afternoon at
ST. George, Staten Island, between the Irish
team aud the New York team. resulted In an
other easy victory for the New Workers
At the annual convention OF the National As
ISOLATION OF Bankers at Boston yesterday Mr..
Horton advocated the restoration OF silver To
Its former prestige, and Hon. W. l.. Trenholm
gave an elaborate address ON the banking and
financial situation.
The executive committee of the Irish Parlia-
mentary Fund association decided I'm New York
Tuesday 10 place S53,0Oo, that had been col.
lected by the association, in the Bank of New
York at l12 per cent interest until ii should pe
needed by Parnell.
Hon. ID. sullivan, secretary of the board OF
trustees OF the state university at oxford, Miss
was shot Sunday night 10y j. NJ. Howery, and
died Monday morning.
james Moore is i'm jail at Macon, Ca, charged
with assaulting Mamie Little, a young girl who
arrived there ON saturday, "A stranger, To obtain
work.
The socialists Wagner and Ruytens have
been sentenced to nve years penal servitude
Tor melting violence and pillage during the
riots at Liege last March.
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jy15.l9 &c, ,au2. .5.9,12&16 Richmt
TNHOMAS DOWLIN(i Aucrioneer
FINANCIAL.

PRINCE & WH1rE1r;
STOCK BROKERS'
Ga Broadway,
e39 18th street 1Corcoran Building), WASHINGTON
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHlNGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY h CRUGER OARrrx
MAYNARD {. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington d. c.
WILLIAM K TRAVERS, Special Partner
Buy and sell Oh commission ali classes OF Railwav
Securities.
h II. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
Rarding the markets received through our wires in
stantly. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
III orders executed and reported promptly. jo1
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I'd EDITION .
--latest T6leglans to The Star.
Nominate, for couere...

RALEIGH, N. c.. August 12.-1n the demo
cratic convention Of the third district to-day on
the 345th ballot Charles w. McClammy, OF PEN
Ger county. was nominated for Congress 10 sue
The democratic convention of the first con-
gress1onal district is in session at Elizabeth
clty. At last accounts On the 18th ballot Louis
q. Latham was leading.
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Fired UDOn Inv Mooultrhters-

DUBLIN, August 12.-The police on patrol
duty in Farranfore, County Kerry, Were fired
upon by moonlighters last night A physician
and three well-known and respectable trades
men have been placed under arrest charged
with the shooting.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

TWO 1MPROvISED BOMBS THROWN INTO THE
RANKS OF PROCESSION.
LONDONDERRY, August 12.-During process
sion of orangemen through this city to-day two
lighted fuses were cast into the ranks at differ.
ent points along the line. Both bottles were
smashed before the lights could reach the
the nature OF the affair became generally known
among the orangemen they became greatly ex-
cited.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

DOvE-YOUNG. On August g. 1856 at ST Peters
church, Capitol Hin, By lne Rev NJ. T.. sullivan,
ington, ID. Z.
HI CHlNSON-CHARLTON. On August llth,
iSSo a. the residence of Rev. C. c. Meador, X >.
AOICHlNSON, of LoCdoun county, Va, 20 Miss
ANNIE N. lHARLTON of this CITY No ,,aras .
Evening star., 1886-08-12

BOSTON, August 12.--At the convention of
the National Association of American Bankers
Ofhcers were elected as follows: President,
Logan q. Murray, Of New York; first vice presi-
dent, Lowell II. Camp, of Milwaukee.
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All About the Minister'S Dauehter.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 12-Thomas
Bondy, the son OF Baptist minister at Grays-
Vile, Tenn, attempted to whip John Davis, a
young farmer, for visiting his sister. Davis
crushed Bondy's skull with a stone and then
the father of Bondy intertered. He and Davis
fought with knives and both were mortally
wounded.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Md, August 12.-virginis past-due
coupons, 90 new threes 69 ten-forties with coupon
43 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE ND. August 12.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding, 911a0As. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat
southern hrm ior choice western rmer closing dull:
southern red, S4aS7; southern amber. S5aSS: No.
2 western winter red spot, s4las4s4: August, S4ls
bid; September. S4AkaS4A1 October S5lsaS45. Corn
southern Arm. with light supply; western irmer and
dull; southern white 53a55 southern yellow 5Oa52:
western mixed, spot 49l4a497s September 49la bid;
steamer, 47+a47a4. Oa1s du and rreguiar-southern,
26a33; Pennsylvania. .36a:3; western white 32a:34:
western mixed. 3OaS2: Rye quiet, 65a57 Pro.
visions steady and quiet Coffee hgher-Rio cargoes
ordinary 70 fair 9a9a4 sugsI-copper refined quiet,
9l2alO. Whisky steady, 1.19a1.2O. Other articles
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton,
cotton, $500; -four, ls3d: grain, lower and nominal
lled. Recelpts-hour, lS9O barrels: wheat. ll3-
600 bushels corn. bushels: oats "a 700 bushels;
rye, 9OObushels Shipments-four. 1909 barrels
wheat. 24S,uU bushels. sales-wheat 36I 900 bushels
corn 1000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, August IL, HOO a .n.--The
markets have all been strong this morning: Wheat
opened at t6Ss advance OF u last night rose
to 1854. and Is now quoted at 76la Corn has been
very strong q renewal Of the bad crop reports
September advancing AN. and is now quoted at A
11-10. Oats firm-September 2SAs Pork--September
$40. Lard September, 1925.
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IL IL WARNER q Co,
LIE Real Estate Brokers
GIG street nv
SOlIuME ES'l SElllQN

ABOUT 1O, 900 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND IN
SOUTHWEST SECTION OF TEE CITY,
We viii offer at public auction on the premises s>a
on MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH bay OFx3&
ACGUSI, A. ID. 1886, at HALF-PAST FIVE-
O'CLOCK PM, the following described property in
the southwest section of the city:
ORIGINAL LOTS l. 2 g. AND IN SQUARE
85S,
comprising about 10000 square feet Of ground front
ing o9l feet y inches on Georgia avenue, l73 feet
ihches on y street south, 249 feet inches on lst
street west and 12' feet inches - street west.
d,, tmis properly is improved by number of frame
aWelllis IN good order and good siaug er-house
,hres esms: One-third cash. balance i'll and
tnree years with interest at per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually be secured by deed OF
5rust on premises Deposit of 5000 at time of sale.
CohVsyanclng &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be
win In 10 days, otherwise right reserved to
Iese at FISK and cost of deaulting purchaser after
published in Washington, d. C.
aul24t DUNCANSON BROS Auctionoars
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THE FIELD-RENNETT 1IE
Raidinp tho C0uutrv fnr rvns

DUBLIN, August 12-While the police of the
towns in the vicinity Of Killarglin were engaged
terday, gang OF men secured the Mid-Kerry
country tor arms. They were successful in their
search and made away with large number of
weapons, including rifles. They also secured q
quantity of ammunition.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

SIDERATION.
There was a full attendance at the cabinet
meeting to-day. The session adjourned before
two o'clock. The Mexican troubles were under
consideration, but it could not be learned that
any new move had been decided upon, the Inn
preston existing that the result of the CORE
spondence between the two countries Will be
awaited before deciding upon any decisive
course.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

ENoR LE-CHEAP-BUSINEo LOTS ON Al.
ST We also offer Lots for cheap homes on con.
crete stfeet IN the southwest section. several Lots
within one hail square OF 41a cars, for $500.
SeNerai hrst New Houses. which will pay well
a Investments b. III. WARNER & Co,
nuI2-Jt ola = of nv
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The MARYLAND TOBACCO CRoP.-A gentle.
man who Is an extensive tobacco planter In
CaVert county Is quoted As saying that there
will only be half crop in thai and the other
Maryland tobac co-growing counties The TAIL
ure Is attributed To the almost incessant aud
summer season.