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Man On FAR Away.
NEAR OR FAR AWAY

People who leave home for the summer often expe-
rience the need some article of Clothing forgotten
In the hurry 10 get away. Whether summerng up
north, among the lakes at the seashore the
tans or some secluded and quaint nook in the coun-
try. perhaps Light Overcoat would prove q comfort
and protection. thin Suit Coat is always q
luxury on hot day. and you've neglected to take
either.
Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers. you would
like Sailor Suit Shirt, for him to rough it in We
Keep Underwear for both Man Boy. In fact, q va
red assortment Of all kinds Of Furnishings ct the very
lowest prices
Those Of our customers at present out of the city
might write to u.s. telling their wants. and the Clothes
can go by express mail to the remotest hamlet at
trihing expense. Those who stay at home, or those
who visit the capital CITY, will find here coolest OF
cool Clothing. well excellence, with economy in
articles of Dress
NOAH WALKER & co,
1y17 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuonesra

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON SEVENTH STREET EX-
OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing s.Ir+
date on the twentyhrst l2D day Of April A. D. s;N
1854 and recorded in liber 1918, folio 244, eG
of the land records Of the District of
bia and at the request of the holder of the
cured thereby we will sell at public cton in front
Of Of, the =, premises, on MONDAY. THE SECOND DAY
OF AUGUST, A. d. 1885. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.
M the following described real estate situate in the
county OF Washington, district OF Columbia, to wit:
Lot numbered two hundred and twenty eight (22S),
Of r. Warmers subdivision of parts of lots sixty
three t6Sl and sixty (64), of awes subdivision
Of Mount Pleasant recorded in liber c. j. w. folio
~ OF the office OF the surveyor of Washington
ty, d. C., together with the i'm provements, &c.
Terms Of sale One-third cash: balance in three
equal payments, payable i'll six. twelve and eighteen
months. Purchase notes to be secured by deed of
trust on property sold and bearing interest per
cent annum until paid. all cash option pur-
chaser denosit Of 800 REQUIRED at time Of sale
terms of sale are not complied with within seven
90 days from date of SALE the property may be resold
at risk and cost of detaultug purchaser, after five
days advertisement
MAHLON ASHFORD, r.,,....,
jy19-eod JAMES H. SMITH. AiosteeS
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LIEUT.. 8. Z. LEMLY returned to WASHINGTON
last evening from the Asiatic station, bringing
the record Of the court-martial case of Paymas-
ter George r. Watkins, of the Ossipee who
was tried and convicted Tor mbezzlement The
sentence, as received by cable, was three years
imprisonment and dismissal afterwards
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Cen. Pac.........
Can. SOu.....,..
Cen. Pac-........
CheA & Ohio,
Do. lst pref
Do. I'd pref


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
Y. s ANS. 1891. registered. ll2S bid. 1l2ia asked
res,s.e rs, o9ggoP, 127 BID 1sSS asked as
s ,aSs Is, 1893 euFIsnoy III ed s0ye:r fund
4 X. stool, 4sasbid, 4sa4 asked Washington Gas
$50 bid SsAS asksd C0rcoran ms. o5 asked. Co
1872 old. 2oAs asked Real Estate Title Insurance.
1O6As bid. PENN Tel Co, 461s bid. Chesapeake
IS bid.
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vzNftK SALE
II ON 9Th ST.. near ST., two-story ard basement
brick Dwelling: all mod. imps; rented desirable
tenant S25 per month: can be bought easy
payments SWOkMSIEDE Il BRA
tyZ76t 81. ct.
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PROFESSIONAL.

IOERSONS SUFFERING FROM CANCERS
Il IuElors. ClOe>. warts. should consult VI Rs. DIR,
TlCh = Elk An infallIble cure without loss
o: blood, by her wonderful treatment. All invited
CJnsG.t.ii free. Charges reasonable. 4Uo .th 81
il I5-lul@
LNASY HEALTHFCL FEET.
IL Dr. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. l4l6 Penn
syivaHiss ave opposite W Wizards Hotel, " ashington.
Painless Treatment for COTns Bunions. Diseased
Nails. A-culRE EXSreseUces and other Foot Ailments
rrfeth consecutive Year of practice. = sitting
lIItlg The Ieet in Oruer- baltimore office IL v.
L." ~ jyl4
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT, BY
w Prof NIo>EN. a. the PATIENTS home IL the
eiIsh Health Institute. sos 10Th - NV iyl2-lm
RI DIR J. ~r.NMES AND HUSBAND SUR
wi geOn ChlTOpOGls- Iwenty--lX wears successful
practice gained them the rrputa ion
81 oeLS Americas best operators u.sCe l22Z ST. H.
For and hard cOrns, iIfiaIueG and sore FONTS
MADAME PAYN.
WI MANIC RI AND So RC EON CHIROPODIST
kOOMo . AMI q. VERNON ROW
feU 3s1 Pennsy lviania ave
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneera

TRUSTEEs SALE OF EIGHT.RoOM. TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE: 1903 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, D. c.
BY virtue OF Q decree of the Supreme Court Of 80
the Dlstrct Of Columbia. in Equity Cause No. Ill
1OO43, George h. luminous VS.. Susie T. Benner e.%
ct al and by virtue ola deed Of trust duly record
ed IN the Land Records Of the said District in Liber
S9S, Folio 1873 and because of default in the payment
Of the debt secured by said deed the undersigned viii
sell at public auction. in front OF the premises
WEDNhSDAY The FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST.
l6oS. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that part Of
original lot IA, in square POO beginning at point
Maryland avenue AZ feet inches west Of the norh-
east corner OF said square thence westerly Mary
land avenue 81 feet Inches to Iaskeys lot: thence
IN southerly direction on said premises ~ feet
inches TO the south line lot thence the
south line feet inches to east wall of brick house
on said premises and thence the place of beginning
improved BY two-story an attic brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: $500 cash. and the residue in three
equal payments In six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest secured by deed ftrust the prop
erty sold. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. Ifterms ofsaIe are not complied with
IN seven days after sale the property will be reSold
the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser de-
post CT 500 to be made at time of sale.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee
jy23-lOt GIG F street n. W.
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BALTIMORE Nd July 2S.-vireinis skies con-
solidated with coupons. 67as pastdue coupons 67Ia
tenforAes, with coupons, Al; new threes. eS4A bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 2a-Cotton firm and quiet,
middng. 94aa9As Flour nominal quiet and
do extra 3.Voa3.85; do. family. 3.76aA.50: city
mills super, 2.5Oa3.OO, do. extra. 325a4OO: do
Rio brands. 45Oa4.62: Patapsco family, 5.l5 do
superlalve patent, $50. Wheat-sOuthern higher and
active western lower and active: southern red
Soao6; do. amber, s6aSS: No western winter red.
TENDER, o34AaS37s. Corn-southern higher western
higher and quiet; southern white, 5Oa52: southern
yellow, 5Oa52; western mixed, spot, 474a4S; Au-
gust, 47l2alS4s; September ~ asked Oats firm
southern. 3Sa43: western white. 40a43: western
mixed. 3sa4O: Pennsylvania, 37a42. Rye easier and
llOOal4.OO Provisions steady and fairly active.
Mess pork, 11.25all.75. Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear rib Sides packed, 6a4a7A4. Bacon-shou
ders. SAP: clear rib sides, IA hams, 13al4 Lard
creamery: I5s2o Eggs lower. IL: Petroleum dull
refined. 67s Coffee dull-Rio cargoes. ordinary to
fair, Ssa9s Sugar steadyA soft, 6s. copper refined
quiet, Sl2a1O Whisky steady l9al.20. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-couon. ll-64d.; -four
ls.6d; grain 3l.d. Recelpts-hour, 1904 barrels
200 bushels; rye 900 bushels Shpments-dour.
POI barrels; 500 bushels Sales-wheat, 400
bushels; corn, "a. 700 bushels
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO, ILL, July %, HOO a m.-The excite
ment in the corn pit pitched high again this
morning. The market started In at Ash for Septem-
Der or higher than at the close last night,
46 on continued reports Of hot and dry weather but
has fallen off again to 451 Wheat opened very stiff
at 7SSs for September, but has dropped off to 77a
Oats-September, 29as Pork-Septem0er.9 .95 Lard
Sept. 6.75,
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TOMORROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS d co. AuctiOnsers
TH K5EsE HoEsEs ONE 4, FI sSE FAMILY
AEP aENTLE THREE RTGGsEs AND HAH
WaaoS cGrr 9SE Bo nEsV foRKs sEf 81
Hf FotsD A n 9IH vEsY A sTASE USUAL
bbE tie n qCtoHK shall sen a. the Livery sta
and NJ, 9th and 10th streets northwest. The above.
being engaged in other business
jy27-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
cH5cKERINc PIANO, PAR1oR SUITE NJ T.
aahHISes hAMs 81 HTEGEkE booR CASE
hAH s H9stW %aS5 1S SEDEf HH1S
cGA Axk ASp sPk1Na kHgNs
ssIHPaEIHRo PEG E Ext Table piNI NS
eLAssWAkE BoDY "H HkGssH SH,N xEL Xff
Req dsGHAS &c hkRK HTfs adS
HS#E Of REHahSf 40 Il sr 55hs
TS Shx We Iii ss
at At, the above named dwelling all the furniture car:
buyers Is respectfully called. jy26-St
CoMFoRTABLE 2.sToRY FRAME DWELL
- ING. NO. 5l5 7TH ST. SE
1 On sT ~ KHSSRSSDDAAY .. AETEaRMo0N, JULY IN
sell IN front Of the premises part Lot 80 square -
S1l fronting "a feet IN inches with depth OF ~
feet TO an alley, improved by a comfortable frame
dwelling in perfect order
Terms: y cash. balance in 3 years. note to bear 6
per cent interest payable Substantially and to be Sc
cured by deed of trust all cash. at option of pur
CHASER COnVeyanclng. &C. at purchasers cost A
deposlt OF 500 at time OF sale. Terms be compiled
with In 10 days otherwise right reserved to RESELL
RISK and cost OF purchaser alter days public notice
OF such resale IN some newspaper published in Wash
lngton, u. G Title good: abstract shown at sale
1y24d DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
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SPECLALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSDF
ANl LIFE AL business confidential Ladies and gen
teua.h 90 each aus street, between Attn aud
9th streets northwest uy04Uws
lDILES-DR MUHLENAN CURES PILLS BY
direct Treatment, without the knife c.ustic
or li.ature- cure Guaranteed Can Ue consulted a.
Ii3 80 Nv. Rom ! 10 apZ-l-u4<
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A Sensational Divorce Suit,

a
A ToRMER RICHMOND BELLE AND HER NEW
YORK HUSBAND.
Aaron ID. Sterling, grain inspector Of the
New York produce exchange, from which he
derives an income OF 10000 year, and his
wife, who lived at the Mansion house. on the
Heights in Brooklyn, for some time past, are
parties to . divorce suit. Mrs. Sterling is a
handsome lady Of about thirty years of age, and
is the mother of one child, a boy Of nine years.
She Is wealthy In her own right, and was
formerly q resident OF Richmond, Va, and was
belle In society there prior TO her marriage.
Shortly after her marriage the couple removed
to Brooklyn and lived happily together until
she discovered that her husband had been un-
faithful TO his vows. She demonstrated with
him and, as she alleges, he abused her. Finally
she threatened to leave him and return TO her
friends in Richmond, but he begged of her,
with tears, to remain for the sake Of their boy,
promising TO lead . better life. That was four
years ago. But q short time had passed after
their reconciliation when he returned TO his old
ways, and upon her questioning him about
several letters she had found from women he
struck and chOked her, and threatened to blow
supreme Court for limited divorce Is on 81, the
ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment
MICHAEL DAv1rr.-The municipal council of
the Irish National league held . meeting in
New York last night and after q long and
heated discussion decided TO discharge the COM
mittee that had been appointed TO receive
Michael Davitt and his companion delegate,
and leave the matter to state delegate, Gen.
reception local In Its character In any event but
the conclusion was that the best end would be
met by acquiescence In the implied instruc-
lions OF President Egan.
MURDERED HIS MISrRESS.-Monday night
William b. OConnor, OF Lawrence, Mass, con-
fessed that he had murdered his mistress Mrs.
Hannah Conway. The body was found In the
woodshed. The legs were cut OF above the
knees. OConnOr said that on sunday he
stripped the woman, pushed her into the shed,
and murdered her with an axe.
PARSoN DOWNS TO BE SUED-Deacon Story,
one Of the eighty brothers and sisters whom
Psrson Downs expelled from his church in Bos-
ton on sunday, intends to sue Downs for GRIM
1nal libel In charging that he with Others had
been guilty OF unchrtstian methods ana con-
Iptracy 70 tntuEe their pastori
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L'OR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON.
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. at . far a
SJuIiI4I berry and LeonsT dtJxn sslG ali
landings. Make al landings every Trip
You 20 10 any landing for 20 cents StaterOoms
81 oeuLa ty2.-lm
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The Japanese Prince.

NC JWpssHeS6 Prince.
The japanese prince called to pay:his respects
on the Secretary of State this morning. He
will be presented to the President
tomorrow before cabinet meeting. He spent
to-day quietly, visiting few points Of interest
In the city. He was at the Capitol this after
noon.
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MEDICAL. &c

1nAIA|4O11AS W..
L. The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies
Physician in the City,
can be consulted daily, i64 ST., bet Al and 9th
SITS. n.
prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta
lions strictly confidential Separate for ladies'
olnce Always open Iy2l-bt-
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
AN1 OF TWO OF Mrs. DR.. WILSON'S InvigoratiDg Cor
dlai Will cure any of Nervous Debility and loss
of Nerve Power. 1t imparts vigor to the whole sys
tenn. Residence No. liO5 PARK Place ne bet lith
AMI 18th and Il and G.. fy2I Bts
MALARIA, CHILLS. FEVERS POSITIVELY
IVA cured ia TO hours by Prom ptine" marvel
Gus specific; contains quinine tasteess and harm
iyl5-1m* " =
NINE DE FOREST. LONG-EsTABLISHED AND
at her residence. I245 TN ST. NV Office hours froIo
To y pm with Ladies only. iylOlms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING; A ROTvTI +
W or two Of DIR. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor
dIal VIM cure any case OF debility and loss
oi nerve power Ii lmparts vigor 10 the whole sys-
tenn. quo b ST. sw. jy7-lm'
Il HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTORY THAT
DR. hi.Oi II ERS 5 the Oldest Established adver-
using Ltcles Ph} STEFAN IN this city Ladies' you can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS. YU6 81 s w
fartcuIr attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
iadIes married or single All successfully treated
Jy2-lm
hR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
- - 1fnary Diseases In 40 hours Nervous Debility
Organic Weakness caused by indiscreton, Poisonous
DiSessts oil Blood. affecting Throat. Nose and skin
Sold at sTANDIFORDS, st Cloud Pharmacy 9Th and
SIS. Price 50 Sent by mail sealed mil M W finn
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. 500 r
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
citS ana VIII guarantee cure in all cases of private
disease OF men and furnish medicine, or no charge:
consultation and advice free at hour during the
day Subscribed and before me by DIR
BRoIH Eks. SAMUEL t. MILLS, Notary Public
In ana ior tie u oi e.. This 81 day of July. 1855
je2l-lm<
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ST. LOUIS BASE BALL PLAYERS HAVE a
Row IN BALTIMoRE.-rwo OF the ST Louis
base ball players got into difficulty ina Balti.
more last evening immed lately after the game
Latham wished 10 place a little mascot darkey
ia the carriage with Capt. Commiskey aud
second baseman Robinson. Robinson Objected
ana Latham, VINO Was seated with the driver.
struck Robinson terrible blow in the neck.
Robinson dashed for Latham and dragged him
back from the drivers seat. held him over the
side OF the carriage and pummeied him. Capt.
Commlskey finally succeeded in parting the
men. Robinson was fined 500 aud Latham gos
OFT with a reprimand
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VI 4Rfklkkp.

Acknowledgements. On the 2sth OF July
1856, at the parsonage by the Rev. RoBr " BAER
Mr.. GEORGE IA. BARBOUR. OF Pennsy ania aud
Miss EMMA CLEMEN Is of Washington, u. e .
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District Government Affairs.

WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSES ANNULED.
The Commissioners yesterday annuled the
licenses to sell liquors by Wholesale granted to
Frank Wright, Jacob Steiger, Ignatius Glori-
Gus, George Ii. Borga, August schmidt, Robert
McReynoIds, l.. v. Walker and Frank Graf, lit
having been proved 10 the satisfaction OF the
Commissioners that said parties have violated
the conditions OF their bonds.
POLICE REPORT.
Major 8. II. Walker, Of the police department,
has submitted i1, Ss report for the Quarter ended
show that there We're attempted suicides and
1O4 accidents reported, 30 dead infants found,
aeaa Is and I ece
reported, 81 fires attended, Is persons found
sick on the streets, infants found abandoned
and alive, 81 lost children returned TO parents,
S7S dodgers accommodated, % sudden deaths,
&C, DC.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle: Pres
colt Beverly, erect a two-story dwelling, +, be-
tween Sd and AZ streets southwest; $500. Jno
Stokes, erect a two-story dwelling, Benning 5
Bridge road, $500; Jno. L. 5. Loaue, erect a
two-story and basement dwelling, southeast
corner 4th and Il streets northeast; $1,000
Babetta Haas. erect a dwelling, corner Sth
street and Virginia avenue southeast; 81 900.
Jno. H. Small & Sons, erect brick, iron and
concrete building, five stories and cellar, for
offices. southeast corner l4th and G streets
northwest; $4,000. l.. j. Davis, repair brick
dwelling, northeast corner 10th and Nj streets
northwest; 81 800.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Messrs. BenjanEn Merry weather and Others
petition for a hydrant corner LIST and streets
northwest.
The manager OF the Western Union Telegraph
company requests permission TO replace the
poles on 14th street. between street south
and the Long bridge, with higher poles, in
order to raise the wires out OF the trees.
Major Walker will issue this afternoon or
tomorrow morning the general order changing
the numbers and boundaries OF the several
police precincts to correspond with the tire de-
partment districts.
DROWNED IN A observation-disclosures BraN-
ton, colored, OF 2l4i 9th street, was drowned
in the reservoir near Howard university this
morning, ana his body was recovered this alter
noon.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day,
a. M, Il; a. H., "A; / "a. m 81: z y. m., "a;
mo- n ailIra mi
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DENTISTRY.

1 NJ STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND ENW
DElLng specially: ALSO the OF toothache
without Extracting. \ local aHasthetc used ON m,
tuI4s aAeHiAtes pam vi extracting Gas given apI3
hk T. NJ. TALBOT. DENTIST 437 9TH ST
IL three doors from corner L. Dentistry in ali
ia branches 1eeth inserted 81 per set All work
Warranted lanI
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No.
1913 THIRTY-FIRST STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, DC, AT AUCTION.
on On TUESDAY. AUGUST THIRD 1885, at 80
SIX O'CLOCK PM, will sell on the premises EnH
Lot A. In square No. 100, fronting SO feet in r.
enes On the west side Of street between Ws!
oy substantial three-story Brick Dwelling House,
containing 13 rooms and all modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust
the property or All cash. 1T the option of purchaser
deposit Of $500 required time OF sale Convey
ancing and recording at the cost of purchaser.
Y24-d&dS THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Dem0ancing . Parne1l1te.
CoRBET, AN IRISH MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT,
DECLARED TO BE A RAcKRENTER.
DUBLIN, July 28.-Ths Kileedy branch Of the
National League has published = resolution
Villifying Mr.. William Joseph C0rbet, member
OF parliament Mr.. Corbet Is charged with
falling to reduce rents and with sei4ing debtors
cattle. The resolution says that while he poses
as nationalist his true character Is that OF q
determined aud relentless rackrenter.
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FAMOUS OARsMEN SAIL FOR EURoPE-John
Teemer, Wallace Ross aud George W. Lee a
famous trio OF professional oarsInen, sailed
from New York together yesterday Tor Eng
land. They went On the Alaska aud were seen
ohby an aggregation OF the sporting fraternity.
Three new shells went with thom. The great
race which IL the main object OF the trip viii
take place on the Thames Ola September ~. 1t
is for the championship of the wprld and
$1,000 "A side, and Teemer expects 10 contest in
il against Beach, the Australian scullcr and
CHAMPION.
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The Courts.

POLICE CoURT-Iuioe lynell.
To-day, James Carson, disorderly; So. James
A. Jackson, fast driving; $40. John Stewart.
profanity; IS. Lewis Coat, dIsorderly; So VIM.
Lee, disorderly: So. FRANK Dubant; disorderly:
So. David Trunnell, disorderly; workhouse.
Iichard Stewart and James Fields, disorderly:
$5 each. Lizzie Moore, cursing and swearing:
30. Preston Beverly, violating building regu-
latiOns $40. Sarah Nichols profanity; So. r.
j. Raglan, assault; personal recognizance.
Henry Brown, larceny Of pants and shoes; per
Soual bonds.
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SoE HE F$SSS?E WI S$v5g
n-,-,IN EFFECT July liTH. 1850 NJ EN- l.
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
s ssR a s. a and M daily id ass:
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati,
Sleeping Car Aoons to 9ec ScasS
Ss Cars wa,h" 9 to ch ss
az ard Har,lsbure to Cleveland connecting
through fon kossve ana S. wh
Pacific Express 1000 p. NJ. daily, for Pittsburg
Chicago. ~
For B AL fdoIns: And POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 p NJ daily except Saturday with Palace
Cars ,s, Washington to Rochester.
For Sey s xork and ,d ~ East goo and 90 A.
Of Pumsn of raa aRs CARS as4 sio n
NJ. and $50 7. NJ. daily, except sunday
For For Boston Boston wh9u! change 200 every day
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex afford.
ing directtranster to Fulton street avoiding double
For phiIsaelphla 7:i5, 500 AND and HOO A. NJ 200
800 15 oSP LOO i9oe s and a 1l2 'oo On sunday
Limited Express, GAO A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. daily
For $50 7 7 ea sSa 9fS
sa o AS M 91 SSun 1S 500 S;so 1lo AM
For Pope's Creek Line 7I5 A. M. and 4:46 NJ
daily, except Sunday -
For Annapolis: 7:i5 \: H., 1905 and 4:2s P M daily
except sunday. Sundays, 900 A. M Ais p n
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
VA, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria 500 7:05. s25. 1885, and 11:35 A.
SUNDAY 1T 800 4 49, 60 n 500 and i5:s5 M On
For Rlchmond and the South, 800 1855 A. NJ. daily
49, and 4:35 +. NJ. daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 500. 500
dOoO, iUio a. Loo 3:05, 3:23, $40. 7O5
and 1912 +. NJ. and 1910 midnight except Mon.
day. On Sunday at 500 and 1910 A. It: 7:O5.
1O42 p. NJ and 1910 night '
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast NM
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and At
the station where orders be for the checking
Of baggage to destination from hotels and residences
IN r,oo CHAs I. PUGH. General Manager.
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent i1I1
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Nominated for Cenere.s

LANCASTER, PA, July 28.-rhe democrats OF
the ninth congressional district to-day nomi-
mated Col Edward McGovern, Of this city, for
Congress-