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EDUCATIONAL.

JAMES CORRIDOR, PRIVATE TUTOR-(1eTH
~
| ST. NV; q to 10 o'clock p. m aul-1ms
CT GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
- men, st. Georges Baltimore. county, Md. Prof J.
| English. Classical and Commercial Unsurpassed in
advantages and situation: $3.50 to $500 E31-lms
TTlHE coMsTocK SCHOOL.
NO. 80 WEST 4oTH ST., NEW YORK,
facing Reservoir Park.) English French and German
Boarding and Day school tor Young Ladies. Opens
Sept. 80, 1886 MISS DAY in charge. jy19-m&w3m
WI Concordve. Pa Yale and Harvard Professors
Thorough instruction in all departments. A we'll,
E2aSm j. sHonT III SG}s Am s Principal
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
WI Next Session opens sEPTEM Der 20. 1886.
Beside the regular COLLEGIATE Course. embracing
In Agriculture. Civil and Mechanical Engineering
OF hf
ers The Cadets are under military organization and
Before making final selection send for Catalogue
81 this giving full particulars as to courses
Location unsuI passed for beauty. heaithfuness and
convenience Of acess
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
y232m Prince Georges county, Md
rTNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE
selecs n Boarding Giss and pay Pay; School for
particulars address Tt and Mrs wv BELL T.
attention. at Norwood, Nelson Co. Va.
Pupils DESTROYS of preparing for the regular
of the Norwood Institute who with opportunity
to acquire practical of the French language, win
find to their interest to attend the session
at Norwood. jy2O-2m
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE
IN And
WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE
For Young Men-With Preparatory and Business
Schools for Boys For Young Ladies-With Prepare
tory and Primary Schools for Girls
Eau sessions open september 10th, 1885,
Separate buildings. Catalogues ready. Address Rev
A: n; JELLY. D. D.. Prest., New Windsor. Nd
jy2O-2m
ROCKLAND SCHOOL for girls. Sandy Spring Mont
III Co. Md. ID miles north of Washington Citv re-
opens Sept 20 Thorough training; home government:
health carefully attended to- number limited For
circulars address HENRY c. HALLOWELi, A. M
lYale.) jy2Olm
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Losr HER LIFE IN SAVING ornEps.-ror

LOST HER LIFE IN SAVING OrHERs-For .
year past Miss Jane Macarthur has been con.
Quoting a cattle ranch on the Upper sun river,
Montana. With her old mouhsr she was en-.
c;lnped on the bank OF the river when Judge
Armstrong, win his vile, daughter, aged
fifteen, son. aged twelve aud "A sister, attempted
10 ford the river with four-horse team. The
norses became unruly, ran into deep water and
spilled the family into the rapid current None
could swim. Miss Macarthur, seeing the acci-
dent, plunged In and successfully saved son,
daughter and mother. Going back Tor the sis-
Ter, she was seized In "A death grip by the DROWN
Ing woman and both were lost. The bodies
were recovered.
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"ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
w ROAD Co.
Schedule In effect June 90 1880
Traits Will leave from and arrive at b. & p station
9th and SITS ~ follows
Leave Washington 9:l0 a 10. daily except SUNDAY
and 4io 2. N. daily arriving at Round Hin IL "A
M and 7:19 pm Leave Washington $50 % m
daily except sunday. arriving at Vienna 7:x.s b. m
Returning trains leave Round Hill :OS g. M daily
and at 3:lo p N. daily except sunday. arriving At
Washington $40 a ~ and 5:4S y m.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates 1000.
mile tickets $1A
r. BELL.
ie22 Superintendent
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GEN. BUTLER BEATEN IN A RACE WITH HIS
SoN.-On Merrimac river Saturday afternoon
there was AN interesting contest between Gen.
Butler, In catooat, and his son, Pau, in "A
canoe. The boats kept well together down the
river tor mile or more, when the son grad alfy
padded away from his iather. The general Was
considerably In the rear when Paul rached the
Nesper boat house.
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The Temporary Appropr fation Bill.
EXTENDED TO THE 9TH INST, BY WHICH TIME
1T IS EXPECTED CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN.
The House this afternoon passed resolution
extending the temporary appropriation until
the 5th OF August Mr.. Randall stated that he
was informed officially that the Senate COM
mittee would report in favor Of final adjourn
ment on that date.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Lord LousSale Fined.

Lord LOnsdale Fined.
HE KICKED AN ACTRESS HUSBAND OUT OF A
ROOM AT A TAVERN.
LONDON, August 2.-Lord Lonsdale has been
sentenced to pay fine at Newcastle for assault
Ing David Debensande, the husband of Violet
Cameron, the well-known burlesQue actress.
The husband had found his wife with Lord
Lonsdale In room at u tavern and had been
kicked out of the apartment by Lord Lonsdale,
VINO otherwise maltreated him.
Raised 70 the Peerage.
LONDON, August 2.-Frederick A. Stanley,
president OF the board of trade in the new cabi.
net, has been raised to the peerage.
Two Men SuROcated I'm q Well.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Henry Martin, aged
~, and John Caswell. aged 30, were suffocated
to-day In well in the rear of Paca street, near
Lexington market.
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streets northwest, opposite new Pension building;
LOT Of Lumber, Doors, slate Sash. Blinds, Mantels
&c. to be removed day after sale.
jyso-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO., Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated May s;,e
LAB one of the land records Of the District gs8
s on fs s. July .YeGs T. Sns
1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following de
Of Columbia to Wit Lot nunbered one u5. in Square
bered eight 80 in H. Holders recorded sub
venture. Also. Lots numbered two Is. three IS
eighty 500 eighty (SD and eightytwo (s2 in said
By G. starewsasher II Nay G1 is9l under cutiSa
ton and improved by small Frame House and out
Terms of sale: Onehat of the purchase in cash. and
at IN one year from the day OF sale with In
deed OF trust on the SAID property to my
the
the terms OF sale are not complied with in five days
y
purchaser after five days notice by advertisement
leaves Bennings station at e57 M, via Baltimore
jys.12&15 CHAs H. KNIGHT. Trustee.
ARSXE fAhE Is bnY 81 SJIY
jyI5dls-N CHAs. H KNIGHT. Trustee.
Until AB9yE 54FE TT1E HaV 81
ty2O&aug2 CHAS II. KNIGHT. Trustee.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOueer,
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No
1913 THIKTY-FIRST STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, DC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 1880, at e.NS
SIX O'CLOCK PM, will sell on the premises. :;iH
Lot A In square No 100, fronting 36 feet in esQ
ches on the west side Of Congress street. between West
and Stoddart Streets by depth of 12O feet improved
by substantial three-story Brick Dwelling House.
containing IL rooms and all modern improvements.
Terms: One.thlrd cash; balance In six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property all cash, at the option of purchaser
deposit Of 500 required the time sale Convey
anclng and recording at the cost OF purchaser.
1y24-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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~ bENSINEER, AuCtiOneer,
~: will sell at 1907 1th street. on MOMDAY.TUEs-
"a and WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST SECOND,
T1H1RD. FOURTH. 1885. at sEvEN-THIRTY P.
a.. large assortment OF Unredeemed Pledges con
SsIsting of Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver
Watches, open and hunting cases. Gold Chains an q
Neckaces Gold Earrings, Pins, Bracelets, Crosse s.
RAN ana Set Rings. Lockets, Buttons, solid Silver
and Plated Ware Mirrors Blankets Cutlery, Valises,
BOOKS. carpenters Tools, Cloth aud silk Patterns
LADIES Goats, Circulars and Dolmans Gents Coats,
Pants and Vests. Dresses, Overcoats Ulsters Guns.
fhevotvers, Clocks. Bibles Musical Instruments. Al
Dufns Shawls, Gavanic Battery and Drawing Instru-
au,-3t* H con EN- lOO7 Tth ST.
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THE MILITARY CALLED oUT-ONE BOY KILLED
AND SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
Another riot between the Orangemen and
Catholics occurred at Belfast, Ireland, Satur.
day. An Orange Sunday-schOol procession,
with q band of music, groaned ct a number OF
Catholics at Carrick Hill. Groans Were followed
by stones. The Orangemen gathered in great
numbers, wrecked q tavern owned by Catholic
named McKenna, and stoned houses occupied
by Catholics. The police fired buckshot into
wOunding several rioters. The military were
called out The mob was then dispersed, but
the rioting was renewed on Sunday, and sew
eral people were injured. The police made a
desperate night and many OF them were badly
cut, FOrty-Six arrests were made.
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PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIsT.--Col. John D.
Williams, 9Th infantry, has been placed on
the retired list by operation OF law, and Or
dered to his home.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
M MEK 0F STREET NORTH AND SEVEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
T TfK, OF Us, STREET NORTH AND SEVEN
IuEESMHIH STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
p' WAShlNGToN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned .tA
ana M J0hn E. Hanna NOW dead, bearing aate ;%ta
Decemoer 81. 1883, and recon ded In Liber No. ES
lOoS 10l Z32. ct seq of the land records of the
trict OF Columbia and by order of the party thereby
secured the undersigned will sell at public auction in
'front.' Of the premises, on MONDAY the SIXTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID 1885. at FIVE
UChOCk Pm An that piece or parcel on lot Of
District OF Columbia: and known and DESIGNATED on
the piats and plans of said city parts Of lots
Dered twenty-three (23) and twenty-four GA in W.
Hill. trustee, and others subdivision OF lots In
square numbered one hundred and sixty-five 165l,
beginning at the southwest of said square and
running thence east on street thirty 800 feet thence
north one hundred and nine uO9) feet thence west
Inrty (oO feet to 18th street. thepce south 18th
street one hundred and nine (lO9) feet to beginning
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase price in
cash: balance in and years. with interest from
ises
. A cash deposit of $500 will be required at the
time OF sale; and if terms not complied with in
ten days after date of sale property may resod
at the risk and cost OF the Qeutng purchaser on
days public advertisement
MAHLON ASHFORD,
au2.1,14,Zl&d Surviving Trustee.
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TOMORROW.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS q co. Auo'0nesrs'
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. MANTELS, SLATE
LUMBER, &c. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. AUGUST THIRD. at SIX O'CLOCK
PM, We shall sell on 9Th street, between and
streets northwest opposite new Pension building, q
LOT Of Lumber, Doors slate. Sash, Blinds, Mantels
&c. to be removed day after sale.
Terms cash.
ty3O-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO. Aucts.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
COMFORTABLE TWOSTORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 1912 EIGHTH STREET NORTH


WEST, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIXTH, 80
1880, at HALF.PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. / shall Essh#
sell In front OF the Premises part lot j. in square,
4I6 lot l31ulaxlOO improved by comfortable lWO-
StOfy Drck dwelling with all modern improvements,
nne grape arbor, dc. A splendid investment
1ernls: All cash except 1900 which has until Both
september 1887 to ut per cent. 500 deposit
required at time OF sale All conveyancng. &C., at
purchasers cost
au1-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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UNDERTAKES.
MEDICAL, &c.

nR LEON,
Physician In the City
can b consulted daily. 4eA =. bs1 ~ and esh
Prompt treatment Correspondence and oousulss-
Once always open. iysi-sts
nR AND MADAM WILSON, HOO PARK
y Pisce, llth st., between and sta ia kstAb-
liable services Advice free and confidential jy2oees
Malay, Ms. FkyERs. POSITIVELY
AVA cured II 70 Rurs BY Promptine"a marvel
E iss 81 GO sss aS
NAE DE FOREST LONG EsTABLIaHEp AID
Nx reliable Ladies Physician. be consulted duly
Ito pna. with Lsde. only !. NV 0''' T VIZ
MANHOOD RESTORED BY UsING BOTTLE
-Nk or two az On BkoTHERS InvigorAting Cor
dial WIZ cure any cass 81 nervous ds6iliiy and Lon
sn n go P S m'.f' v's'r 70 'A' r1ss :.s
nk MOTIFS FRENCH PoWDERs CURE eli
~ Ura@ry Diseases In 60 hours. Nervous Debiiy.
Htssnc w s csSss6 BY ,ndlscret,on r0sseoS1s
SOLD & eTANDIFokDs, s. Cloud Pharmacy Sth and
90 Prsce. % Sent by mai sealed. mhl-m.w13o
IT HAS NEVER REEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
anx FhyScn sn s Gns nsds yoS O.
Confidently CONSULT On. BROTHERS. v06 =. q ".
Eertscuiaf aseention paid 70 81 diseases peculiar =
vain $3.50 " shs'~ Al ''''''"'"
Ped AND 0E wBE-DR BROTH ERs eos
~ M ~ aPpsTsd nsfofe ne snd made or - ~.
az sns va are z "a s2:s. " = -
49, Of men end fsrnish msdtO1ne, n mo- chargg
osnspa;st;on and edvics ffse At aay boar during s
. "a g sas q &C "a 81: d AZ q jais. issa
WAErED-r,1,lEpIAr BnIcKlAV.
w "a. App}y O. 183b y o. RWs on14
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Il 1OINSaAN1OA< oTOo, AuCIlOueerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT-ROOM. TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. 1905 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH-
WEST, WASHINGTON, D. C..
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of e.ts
the DlStrct OF Columbia, in Equity Cause No. 6s:kN
loO43 George f. Emmons VS. Susie T. Benner t::N
ct al and by virtue ola deed of trust duly record
&c III the Land Records OF the said District in Liber
1893, Folio 1s aid because default in the payment
ofthe debt secured by said deed, the undersigned viii
sell At public anction IL from. OF the premises
1856. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that part Of
0rlgnai lot IA IN square 800 beginning ut point
maryland avenue ~ feet IL inches west of the north
east corner OF said square thence westerly on Mary
land avenue 81 feet inches Laskeys lot; thence
IN southerly direction on said premises IL feet
inches TO the south line of said lot thence east on the
south line II feet inches wall of brick house
on sna and thence t9 the place of beginning
improved by two-story an attic brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: $500 cash. and the residue in three
e4ua payments In SIX twelve and eighteen months,
with interest secured by deed OF trust prop
erty soid All c0nveyancing and recording at pnr-
CHASER cost ifterms Of sale not compiled with
seven days aer sale the property will be resold
the RISK anu cost OF the defaultinS purchaser de-
post GfS1OO to be made al time Of sale
EDWARD II. THOMA AS, Trustee
- So-IVt DIG street n. W.
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SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, of the ma
rine hospital service, has gone to Chicago for
several weeks, and Surgeon Stoner is acting
surgeon general during his absence.
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From j. c. Parker we have the architect
and builders edition Of the Scientific American
for August.
Early sunday morning Officer Jordan heard
cries of murder from the house No. 344 Penn
sylvania avenue, occupied by Frank Northouse
ouse in an intoxicated condition. and Mrs.
and pointed loaded pistol at her. Northouse
was locked up and forfeited IS collateral In the
Police Court to-day.
On Saturday night . party OF some nifty
colored people, mostly men, took passage on
and Ohio railroad leaving here at I1:2O o'clock
and acted in very disorderly manner. to the
Several times on the way up razon were drawn
and 1t is said that one person was cut
The Capital City guards left this morning by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Harpers
Ferry to take part in q parade and competitive
drill with q number Of colored military com
panies of Baltimore, western Maryland and
Virginia.
William Long was before Judge Barper to-day
charged with assaultlng mis- sister Mamie. The
judge gave him thirty days.
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LAUGHED WHILE HE DIED-In q memoran-
ia book found in the apartments OF Henry
Pursley, In Hudson avenue, Brooklyn where he
put AN end TO his life last Friday night by sew
erlng the arteries IA his. wrist, were the words:
" 1t makes me laugh TO think am lying here
dying In this miserable condition while have
brother a millionaire" The brother O. the
deceased, who is very wealthy, at first said he
did not know Henry. Finally he gave direc-
tions TO have an undertaken take charge OF tue
body,
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THE GALATEA ARRIVES SAFELY.-The Gala.
tea, the English yacht, which was long overdue,
arrived safely at Marblehead, Mass, yesterday
afternoon. Her commander, Lieut. HEM, was
welcomed by a committee Of the Eastern yacht
club. The yacht left Plymouth July LIST, and
had good weather all the way over. Lieut. HEM
Is accom- panled by his wife.
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The MEXICAN COMPLICATIONS. - Represen-
tative Grain, OF Texas, to-day had an interview
with Secretary Bayard in reference to the Cut
ting and Rassures cases.
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AUCTION SALES.


"A1TER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctionsera
SPECIAL SALE OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR.
E Es' x SA 2pcTsdH ShlDLEs Willis fonh'''
On TO-MoRRoW. AUGUsTTHIRD, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. We shall sell at No 600 10th street
articles. to which call the attention Of buyers
It WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Aocta
FT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
DOG CART. HORSE. HARNESS. &C. AT AUG
On TOMORROW, UT TH f!sGAY, AUGUST THIRD,
1855 at TWELVE NJ, in front of my salesrOoms, 1
VIII sell above turnout The horse is good one,
years old. sound and kind
Terms. Cash.
II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
nUNCANsoN BROS Aucttoneers.
REGULAR SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.,
PARLoR, CHAMBER, DfNING-RooM AND
OTHER FURNITURE,
To take place at our spacious
SalesrOOms,
Ninth and streets northwest,
TUESDAY MoRN1S sa AUGUST THREE.
COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK. ~
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
U. S. MARSHALS SALE OF
ONE BROWN HORSE
ONE ACk'MARE,
TWO SETS HARNESS.
1855 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, will sell. IN
'front.' OF the auction rooms of Uuncanson Bros 9th
ano streets northwest
One Brown Horse,
One Black Mare,
Two sets Harness.
me above horses sold on account of being too
HGnt for use at my Office
ALBERT A. WILSON,
auZ-Oe s. Marshal 10. C.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

L>OR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
IT STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON.
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. AT a IL. as far a.
Nomini Ferry and Lsonardtown and ali intermediate
landings. Make al landings every trip.
You 20 10 any landing for 10 cents Staterooms
% oontA ty21Im
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SATURDAYS SEVERE STORM ON THE AT.
LANTlC CoAsT.-The storm OF Saturday WAS
the most severe that ever visited Atlantic City.
The storm lasted from three TO five O'Clock and
SO terrined the guests at the hotels that they
collected IN crowds In the halls and corridors.
that shook buildings and knocked people from
their feet THE storm OF Friday night was
very severe at Rockaway Beach, L. l. train
was nearly blown from !. trestle over Jamaica
Day, ana the passengers were greatly fright
ened. Great damage done by the same
storm in the vicinity of New brunswick, n. j..
man named Dorpher was killed and his son
severely injured by lightning.
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Gov. PORTER, the First Assistant Secretary
of State. was expected to return to-day from an
extended vacation passed in Tennessee. On
account of an accident to his son, however he
Is not expected until later in the week
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Add1f1On0I Bf1tfSh C0blnet AppOfnt.
menfa.
The following additional appointments, un-
der the new British government, have been an
nounced: Secretary of State for InGia-Sir Rich
ard Asheton Cross. Lord Privy Seal-Earl Cad
ogan. Colonial Secretary-Right Hon. Edward
Stanhope. President Of the Board of Trade
Right Hon. Edward Stanley. Lord Advocate
Right Hon. j. H. A. Mcdonald. Solicitor Gene
raj for ScotIand-Mr. J. p. Zimmerman Robert
SON Master OF the Horse-Duke OF Portland.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
- 123 14th ST. n. W.,
VIII be open Sill summer. Great reduction In prices
tor summer
fy2O
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CAPTURE OF A SNEAK THIEF.-Thomas
Clark, q colored sneak thief, entered the STORE
OF Mrs. James Harrison, 423 9Th street, Satur
day, and stole Il cents. When he ran out Mrs
Harrison gave the alarm and after long chase
he was captured by Sergeant Bryan and locked
up. This morning In the Police Court CLARK
was charged with larceny. The judge gave hin
90 days In Jail.
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BLOWING UP A CHURCH WITH DYNANIrE.-
Saturday morning Y tremendous explosion
occurred at St. Clair, two miles from POttsville,
tat chyrcn and exn,oded wrecking ahs Sni,x.
ing and entailing damage to the amount of sew
eral hundred dollars. The perpetrators have
not been discovered, but the act is universally
regarded as q result of the crusade of the Law
and Order society, through whose efforts Dam
Tel Walker, an old and respected citizen, was
recently Imprisoned tor q technical violation OF
the liquor law. and who died In . short time,
his death being gensrally attributed to his Inn
prtsoumeut
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
AsS u y e s. SALE aG OF STOCK OF JEwELRY
T 1I9 SAFE, 6: GoNTAiSEb IS STORE No
T hS E sVkShT andnsF THIRD
1885 by virtue of a deed of assignment to will
'e at 'nf efe sEVES
O'CLOCK z NJ. and continuing each evening there
This Is a splendid opportunity TO obtain frst-class
100 FRANK T. BROWNING, Assignee.
an2 416 9TH street NV
GALE OF 80 SHARES OF THE MONTGOMERY
On THURSDAY, AUGUST 5TH, at 1 O'CLOCK P.
M within our sales rooms. 9th and b streets NV. we
jy3ld DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucuoneera
TKTSTEEs SALE ~ OF 4rxr2 TWosT9RY BRICK
OF s WAsaf EAi1o MANI AVENUE COUNTY
BY wi virtue tue of certain deed Of bearing
1854: and recorded 10 lbeF 1913 1oiio IA Ct E:
S and at the OF ss bn n s.fet Of
cured thereby, will sell public auction in front
81 'hs on 1873 rH ouR RA
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
Lot numbered two hundred and twenty-eight (22Sl.
Of b. H. Warmers subdivision of parts of lots sixty.
q CUNT Pleasant recorded in liber C. j. w. ioiio
40, OF the office OF the surveyor of Washington cOun-
w u u, together with the improvements, &c
Ierms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in three
equal payments payable in six. twelve and eighteen
trust on property sold and bearing interest at per
cent per anhum until paid Or all cash option of pur-
CHASER deposit OF 800 required time of sale
Al conveyancins and recording at purchasers cost
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
CD days from date of sale the property may he resnld
at risk and cost Of deiauing purchaser. after Ave
MAHLON ASHFORD,
ty10-eod JAMES II. SMITH, trustees
Ag- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ELEVENTH. A. D. 1856,
MAHLON ASHFORD, -
jy31-m,w f&ds JAMES II. SMITH, trustees
T WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE
premises of the late Elizabeth Iabert one acre of
land fronting Brooks Station Bunker Hill road ID C.
On TIL CRSDAY, AUGUST THE FIFTH at ALE.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. Terms cash.
y3Oot THOS BOWLING, Auct
FTHHE HEALING SPRINGS BATH COUNTY
l. Va, will be sold at auction, the premises eh4
on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST EIGHTEENTH I:ss@
1855. They are located in the famous Warm km
Springs Valley. $500 fee: above sea level Besiucs
tue hotel cottages DC. Sl1 Of land will be sold
with the Springs The waters q noted remedial
agent in pulmonary gastric and nervous diseases Art
tifying the place. This now a very valuable prop
erty, with capabilities for large and profitable expail-
SION
For descriptive pamphlets, circulars maps &C., ad.
dress the auctioneers, QUARLES d MCCURDY, or
n. w. BOWIE,
VIo.Io.12,z0, Richmond, Va
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneera