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The Vermont democratic convention met at
Montpelier yesterday. q. B. Shurtlefi, Of Mont
pelier, and r. NJ. MeldOn, OF Rutland, were
ernor, respectively. Thomas H Chub for
treasurer; ". w. Rider, for secretary of state
and T. A. Wilder tor auditor.
The Arkansas republican convention last
night nominated q state ticket headed by
LAFAYETTE Gregg, OF Washington county, tor
The democrats have nominated Waldo Brig
ham in the first Vermont district, aud II. E.
Folsom in the second, tor Congress.
Rev T. O. Ayres, Of Denton, Nd, has de.
clined the prohibition nomination for Congress
in the first Maryland district.
A vigorous prohibition campaign IL going on
in Caroline county, MD.
The Maryland democratic state central
committee will meet In Baltimore August 4.
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FINANCIAL

PKrscH & WH1rELr
STOCK BHOkERA
e 81 HfEiHia ah svsnue New York
b39 16th street SSorooran Buildlng(, Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, SC
GENkkAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHiTELY Ii. CRUaRR OAKL1Y,
MAYNARD c. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, D. G.
WILLIAM K IkAvkRS Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes OF RAILWAY
Securities.
II. H. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information 70
Rarding the markets received through our wires In,
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchan0a
orders executed aud reported promptly. je1
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AHEAD d. ALL OruERs

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best In the world Every
lady should call II office see the VARSITY Of
WORK done this Machine. Embroidery work Of ali
kinds done without the use Oh any attachment ln-
slruciions given nee At
OPPENHEIMER & BROS
S2S 9th etn.w,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home sewing
Machine.
Ola Machines taken In exchange my29
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n ALLY LIN E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE s2 2EakY and LADY OF THE
FIRsrCLAss FARE. 81. RouS d RIP, So.
Round-trip Ticket Good on Either Boat
WEDNESDAY and Friday. "'>D<Ah
' THGkspAY S and di' saT Una5l 7 hsDAf'
i,eary stops at Piney Pc nj and Cornfed Harbor
going and returning. and saturday at Colonial
Beach Steamer Leary connects a, Norfolk with 5os-
with steamer Ariel for Richmond. Va and Old 20
secure rooms and tickets al the H. and o. Offices.
1901 and 6i9 Pennsylvania avenue and knox's Ex-
checked from hotels and private residences For fur,
Ts gs o,a .i; inquire at the sompnys offices
rates goes INTO effect Monday. 18th. Ie.o
I)OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE.
CAPT. w. e.. tHoGHEoAN
has resumed heE trips between Washlngton and Ba,
more leaving stephensons wharf foot .th st. every
SUNDAY, pm. and baltimore every FRIDAY at
Stops at River Landings Freight received on SAT-.
ur aa,,'', only ~ and must be prepaid ~
nnIO-tm 18th and Pa ave and 7th st. wharf
lrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELp~
DAYS and SATURDAYS at ! a m Returnin ::
ina at River Landings a. far as .;omii tre ,G nrIi.
oman, "a, AMI 81 Clements Bay, No Connects with
Il. Il q. K X al Shepherds see schedule
- 49, JOHN Il. PADuE EFT Agent
7. W hibi1ci hahasef feS
NIKECI TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
- thS JOIN NlfSoN and L. G. KNIGHT leave
fier ~, East RIVER, y y, every SAT UKDAY at 1 u
D.: Dun ST. wharf. Washington. every TUksDAY
aioi'>i->' fie.hi at loves Rates ap1
Mt VERNON MI. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCOpAN
leaves 1thstreet wharf daily Except SUNDAY, I'M
Mt vernon st 10 O clock q H., returning rearhea
" Washington about $50 y IN.
selt l. L BLAKE. Captain
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APPo1NTED.-The Acting Secretary of the
treasury to-day appointed Andrew ]. Goodllne
10 DO inspector of boilers at Burlington, VT
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucsloneera

ST1kY ,ANb ATTIo sRiek p%EALiSa
WEs ft w tzef MAAfaAf D AVENUE SOUTH
by virtue Of decree of he supreme Court OF ~
George hm%ons IS vs. sasy ssnner
ct al and by virtue OF a deed of trust duly record
&c IN the Land Records OF The said District in Liber
seo Folio lss and because of default in the payment
H@ss SI:S? s9! ?! y
Maryland avenue. feet II inches Of the north
land avenue 81 feet Inches to Laskeys lot thence
in to he ns said si
south line feet inches east wall Of brick house
improved by a twostory III attic brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: ----ca.n and the residue In three
with interest secured by deed trust on the prop
efty sold All eonveyanGing and recording at pnr
IN days sale the property viii be resold
the risk and of the deaullfnz purchaser. de-
p'''' e os H. r q ia Trustee
1y23-1Ot 9l6 street II. W.
A BOUT 800 $4,000 % soUAEE FEET OF G GRO
OF OF IH H-l tKD AND STREETS NORTHEAST
TWENr7-EiGHTa, at SIX e GckocK. we viii :S
sell in front of the premises. &&
LOTS 10. IL, ID Ii and 15 SQUARE IT'S.
These Lots have front Sd street OF 117.6 feet,
and on street front of l64s1 feet Lot l3 s cor
ro cd By S sod rra SsE wes feet Lot
Terms: one-third cash: balance in one and two
years notes TO bear interest and 10 be secured by deed
OF trust or all cash al option OF purchaser Terms to
be complied with in ten days 9th rwise resale at risk
and cost of deau ting purchaser after five days public
notI of such resale newspaper published in
Washington. DC. deposit OF 100 required on each
Lot at time of SALE Conveyahcing. &c, purchasers
cost. DUNCANSON BROS,
jy23-d&ds Anctioneers.
T1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
. BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of 49,
the DISTRICT OF Columbia, passed July goth, A d. i
1885, In Equity cause No lOU56, the undersigned SS
trustee will sell public auction In front of the
ses on MONDAY, the SECOND day OF AUGUST,
AID. 1856. at HALF-PAST FIVE p. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city Of Wash
gtol District OF Columbia to wit Part OF lot II IN
square SO. beginning al the southeast corner Of said
lot running thence west 80 feet the east line of lot
= thence north 70 feet thence east 50 feet to l1th
street and thence south said street 25 feet to the
point o. beginning, together with the improvements,
and known AS German Hail."
Terms OF sale: Onethrd cash. balance in one and
two years. with Interest the Of six
annum from day OF sale all cash At option Of pur
CHASER A deposit of 500 required at time Of SALE
Terms to he complied with in ten days Conveyancing
and recording a. purchasers cost
YEldXuS FERDINAND SCHMIDT TruStea
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9.HOMAS DOWLING Auc1Ioneer

THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
THREE CRATES ASSORTED CROCKERY AT
AUCTION.
SATURDAY, JULYTWENTY- 1886 ut
TWELVE O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms. /
shal sell TO TIE trade the above consignment jy2Z2t
'9fHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer
REGISTERED hOLsTEIN CATTLE AT AUG.
TION,
The sale of the above Cattle, which was advertised
10 take place at Springland Farm the 10th inst.
VIII now take place at my Auction Rooms SATUR-
DAY ,JC LY TWENTY-FOUKTH, 1856 at TWELVE
Ool.Doh. V2I-3t
NHANCtRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
~ ~ 81 SE y, STREET, NEAR l. STREET
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court e.es
OF the District of Columbia sitting in equity ;si
passed July z, 1856 in cause 1923, wherein EEEl
Jennie D. Ford ct al are plaintiffs and George L. Man
h I'm, 1t a. defendants on SATURDAY, JULY
O'CLOCK p. NJ, will sell at public auction. in front
OF the premises, all that piece parcel of ground
ana premises Improved by ten-roon frame dwelling
known as and being parts of lot and g. in square 1866
III me city o, Washing on in the District Columbia
Terms Vi sale i'll said decree: OneInru of the pur-
chase money in cash; one-ihird in six months and
onethird In twelve months after date, all cash. at
by deed of trust with nteres; at six uer cent One
hundred dollars to he paid by purchaser when prop
erty Is bid OFT II terms of sale not comp cd with
In tei days the Trustee may resell at defauting pur.
Chaser cost
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee,
Office 32l 4l2 st. NV,
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS ty1U-d&ds
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UNDERTAKES.

OSEPH GAMBLER FURNISHING IJNDEt.
~ IAh ER and PRACTICAL EMDALMER
.I6 Pennsylvania lerIls moderate
everything nrsI-cass Telephone Cali lu2-ls IuvlI
I r. CLkMENTs, PROFESSIONAL USnER.
- taker-f Thirty Years Experiences. ls3T a2d
street and ~ High street. Georgetown. fsiephoue
Gail, 226-3. isI.Sm
- FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Corner New Jersey ave- and u st nv
Telephone call, 23o-3 ana
llCHARD >. CAIN,
III FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
iOll 9Th st Everything strictly Eirst-clau and On
the most Reasonable lerm. GI
- W. bARkEis
lNpERTAkER AND PRACTICAL FMBALMGR
GraduAte OF 1854 Class Of the Cincinnati school 70
hmhalming G. NJ. Lukens NJ. H.. Principal
J. H. Clark. demons. razor
6l2 lth street northwest
Telephone call e47-A or1A
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A Fe0rful Fall.

A MANS BRAINS DASHED OUT By FALL
FROM SIXTH STORY WINDOW.
Charles A. Grigg, young man twenty-eight
years old, was killed about half past eight
O'Clock last evening. by falling from a rear
window in the sixth story OF the Evans build
ing, 1920 New York avenue, to the ground
below, a distance OF seventy feet. Grigg, who
carpenter came here from Petersburg
several months ago aud made his home with
his brother, Leroy Grigg, who attends an
elevator in the Evans building and occupies "a
room in the sixth story OF the building. A few
minutes before the accident occurred Grgg,
who was suffering from a hemorrfage and
vomiting blood applied to Mr.. Maurice Otter
back, at the office of the chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone company on the fifth floor,
and asked him to telephone tor a physician. DIR.
Garnett was summoned. When the doctor
arrived he went to Gr;2g IS room, but he was not
there. Search was made and his mangled body
was found IN the area seventy feet below. He
had struck head first upon the concrete bottom
OF the area and his head was crushed into
shapeless mass. 1t was thought from appear
ances that Grigs had gone 10 the window 10
vOmit, and becoming faint had fallen out. The
sill is only foot high. The remains were taken
to the fifth precinct police station and given
into the charge OF the Carpenters union. The
deceased had two brothers here, Mr.. Leroy
Grigs and Mr.. X. ID. Grigg.a clerk In Berglings
pharmacy, 18th and IL streets
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PROFESSIONAL.

VDERsONS SUFFERING FROM CANCERh
II tunlors, moles waTls, should consult NJ RS DR.
IlCkhER at once An iniaiiible cure, without oss
OF blood by her wonderful treatment All invited
Consultation free. Charges reasonable. 62S Penna.-
Vania ave NV. jyls-lnis
LNASY. HkALrHFUL FEET
H. Dr. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST lllG P-pn,
syivania ave, opposite Willards Hotel, Washington.
Painless treatment for COINS, Bunions. lis Ased
Nails nscular Excresences and other Foot Aim
Forteth consecutive year VI practice sitting
putting the ieet In order. baltimore ofhoe ii
law 81 yl&
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT nv
AVA Prof Nlsof.N, al the patients home at the
swedish Health Institute. yoS 10th 81. NV. yl2-lm
NJ RS DR.. j. SEMMES AND HUSBAND. Sur
AVA geon Chiropodst Twentyeix years succeSsful
practice has gained them the world-aide reputation
OF being AmerIcA hest operators Offce l2-x u
". or son and hard corns infianled Joiuls
use Mrs. Dr sem N kls Black lyotIon and saive. N.l
MADAME PAYN
Nl MANICURE AMI SURG E0N CHIROPODLSE,
- kOOMe AND d VERNON ROW,
f2O Ds5 Pennsyly Anis ava
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BOOKS, &c.

4 MOONLIGHT BOY, BY L. w. HOWE
"A The Rear Guard OF the Revolution, by E Kirke
Cur Country, by Rev. J. strong.
kidnapped by X. l.. stevenson.
Anna karenina by Count Tolstoi.
Not in the Prospectus, by r. Danforth and other
Numb in t;iverside Paper series.
Cheap editions of Nil. lsaacs and "Dr Claudius."
Lovelis Library. Harpers Handy Series and other
Paper Libraries.
VIM. BALLANTYNE Il SON.
iy22 428 7th street n w.
w AsH1NGToN C1RcuLAr1Ne library,
1919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New Books and iieSt Periodicals.
Fifty Cents Month 81 yearly
Branch l6z2 18th street northwest, with same
terms and privileges
jy3 MRS LUCY [. HUNTER
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Gov. LEES New SONG.-The Richmond cor.
respondent of the Baltimore American on
Thursday asked Gov. Lee the news. The gov.
ernor sat down and wrote the following: 'rhe
governors family on the 21st OF July consisted
of two little girls and two little boys. To-day
the 23, the governors family consists OF two
little boys and three little girls, and he will
be able to sing, Three little maids from school,"
RICHMOND BOYCoTTERS RESTRAINED.-Mr
Tracy X. Wiles, the richmond merchant, whose
name was published in the Knights OF Labor
black list by the Labor Herald as . customer OF
the bOycotted nrm Of Baughman Bros, printers,
has been granted temporary order BY Judge
Bond, OF the United States circuit court, TO re-
strain such publication Of his name. Judge
Bond will hear the motion for Q permanent in
junction on October IL. His order, in the mean.
tme restraints the Labor Herald from declar.
Ing or publishing that Baughmau Bros. are boy.
cotted, from advising anyone TO boycott them or
from publishing any OF the names Of Baughm
Bros: customers. Mr.. Wtles II represented by
William L. Royal and A. B. Guigan, and the
labor organisations have employed John s.
Wise, and announce that they will employ, In
addition, four or five OF the most prominent
lawyers in the state.
MKAGHHR's PORTRAIT TO REPLACE THE
QUEEN "A meeting was held In Waterford
Ireland. yesterday. for the purpose OF taking
steps TO compel the corporation Of Waterford
TO remove the royal portraits from the council
chamber ana hang In their stead = portrait OF
Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher, presented 70
the city by Mr.. Ford, editor Of the Lrjsh World
New York, who stipulated that it should 70
main with the Young Ireland society till the
obnoxious painttngs were removed from the
council chamber. Resolutions In accordance
with the object Of the meeting Were passsd>
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EoUIrY CoURr@yndos. James.

Equity CoURr-yados jones
To-day, In re- ID. L. Lane; decree appointing
Afro E. Lane COMMITTEES. fiitz agt. Hitz; de-
cree setting aside orders and decree oi 16th
inst shoemaker sgt. Johnson; order appoint
Ing J. w. Ross guardian ad litem. Frett, jr.,
sgt Frett; order for appearance. Gushing agL
Lappan; do. 8reason agt Dayidson; order
directing Elizabeth Davidson 10 pay lees.
Do@ney sst. King; decree Diminishing plain-
IN bill Rupert agt Smith; order for retax-
alton oil costs. Coues agt Coues; order M refer.
ence to auditor. Walker AIT Parrish. order APP
pointing commissioning % take testimony. So.
PROBATE CoURr-Judos M,Trick
To-day. estate L. ]. DursnE letters of admin
lstration d. 70. n. and C. "A. ISSUED to Melville
church; bond $4,000, aud guardianship 10
louisiana Durant; bond 900. Viii OF Joseph
Weyrioh admitted to probate. kstate al Cath
crime Monahan; letters of administration
granted Z. ID. Fowler, bond 81. 600. Estate John
fedor Schepeier; do. 10 Jerome r. Manning:
bond $4,000 Estate of W. H. Bailey; will al.
United To probate and letters issued la Manga
ret A: Bailey; bond S5o,ouo. In r. guardian
ship L. L. Waters order Tor sale of stock In re
guardianship of Agatha Daw; citation issued.
IA re guardianship Of Susan T.. aad sarah -.
Marshall; order that former guardian SHOW
cause. Estate S. A. ii. Marks; order iur sale az
stock and 10 settle account la equity cause
1913. WIN Of r. Murray died with petition for
laI
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AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Marked

The following are the opening and 300 p. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported Dy
special wire TO H. Ii. Dodge. $50 10 b street,
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A STRIKE OF HARVEST HANDs-The saint
Marys Bcacon, Leonardlown, Nd, says that
during the wheat threshing in the Newtowu
section many of the hands struck Tor higher
wages. The farmers aud their families juiued
forces, did the work themselves the strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

SHORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED- SLOAN
- DUFLOYAN; simplest. most rapid and most legi-
bic system In the world Glasses forming Tuition by
correspondence. Call Tor prospectus 92l St n.
w
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More Poisonods Ice Cream.

EASTPoRT, Me-, July 23.-An ice cream sup
per was given at the North Baptist church last
night. The minister and about forty other per-
sons were taken violently ill with cramps and
vomiting. The doctors say the illness must
nave been caused by a poisonous extract.
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AUCTION SALES.


WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsera
2OOO PIECES OF WALL PAPER AT AUCTION.
We will sell. TOMORROW. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH. at HALF-PAST ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. At
Qua salesroom. 1000 pieces OF Wall Paper different
styl les. and will be sold in lots to suit
1t WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., AuctS
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneera

REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE AT OUR
SALESROOM TOMORROW MORNING, JULY
TWENTY-FOURTH, AT Ten O'CLOCK.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co., AuctA
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NEW YORK, July 23.-The business failures
curing the last seven days number for the
OF 1S4, as compared with 1873 last week and
110 the week previous.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Ihe follow
ing were the readings al the signal office to-day,
) u. M. TO- u. ~. 20; IL a. ~, 20, p m.. 81;
maximum, 80; minimum, 6S.
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Local Notes.

The Washington Heights Water Supply COM
pany, with u capital of $4,000 with The priv
ilege OF increasing 1t to Sl5 OOO has filed a GER
corporators are George Truesdeil, Lawrence
Sands and Leroy futile.
day, leaves his property 10 his widow, Cathe-
riue Weyrich. The Will of the late Patrick Muir
ray leaves his estate to Ann Murray, his widow.
Detective Ran brOug hit over from Baltimore
yesterday young man named Edwin Wind
sor. charged with stealing q sailboat from John
Lippard, April 6th, last The case will be
heard tomorrow.
K. A. Brashears, 612 New Jersey avenue, re.
ports that about $50 o'clock last night, while
In Loetiier's garden, corner of New York ave.
and LIST street. he was approached by man.
vino pointed pistol at him, and robbed him OF
a gold watch aud chain worth S5U.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
James DOdson and Ida Guy; Thomas A.
Mitchell and Ida A. Cavganaro.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
WI %eXt Session opens SEPTEMBER 20, 1856.
Beside tine regular Collegiate Course embracing
English the Classics and the sciences special cuur
In Agriculture, CIVIL and Nice anicai Engineering
and Applied chemistry provided undeF the direc-
ti"n of u corps OF Professor, and eminent Lec,ur-
err he Cadets are under military organization aud
discipline
Before making final selection send for Catalogue
Ut this institution giving full particulars to courses
OF iiistIuCst, u. Terms a. d SchOlaTSh
Location unsurpassed for beauty. heathfllness and
cOnN enieDce vi access
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'uONAS lJUW LING, AuctaVuVVf.

CIGARS AT AUCTION.
rG nf1}IiM,r0RRoW, sATURnAY, JTLY TWEMHI III,
aconsignmeut Of Cigars. of vsrious brands 1t
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by virtue Of an order of the Orphan's Court will
sell sell at public sale In front of the AUCTION HOUSE
VI DUNCANSON BROS. CORNER NINTH AMI
u ~, STREETS NORTHWEST, on TUESDAY MORN.
Ing, JULY TWENTY-SEVENrH. 1888, At TEN
O'CLOCK part of the effects of the late John ouinlan
aecsas, d, consisting of LOT OF HOCSEHOLD FUR,
MI URE TWO BUGGIES, ONE BUTCHERS
WAGON. ONE BROWN HORSE, &c. &c.
TERMS CASH.
CATHERINE QUINLAN. AdmipistratFix
DUNCANSON BROS AuctS. jy233t
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Hog Cholera in Virrinta.

LYNoHBURG, VA, July 23.-HOg cholera is
raging to an alarming extent in BOtetourt and
several other counties. Some cases have been
reported OF farmers losing one hundred head in
a "
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SURGEON J. r. GIBSON has been relieved from
duty In the department OF the east and ordered
TO the department OF the Missouri, relieving
surgeon Passmore Middleton, who Is ordered to
the department of the east.
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MOTHER SUES FOR POSSESSION OF HER MONTH
OLD BABY.
To-day Judge Merrick directed a writ of
habeas corpus to issue to James A. Wilker, COM
manding him to produce before Judge James
his one month old child by Elizabeth c.
Wilker, the petitioner in the case. Her petit
ton states that she was married to respondent
October ), 1885, and she has been living with
him till last night lIhe 22d inst.) at 64s street
southeast, boarding with her husbands
mother, Mary Williamson; that on June 10th
her Child was born and il is named after her
husband, james Adoiphus; that last night her
husband ordered her out OF the house, and re-
fused TO permit her to take the infant with her,
and she went to the house Of her father, Il. Il.
II milton. This morning she visited the house
OF her mother-in-law tor the purpose of nursing
her babe, but she was refused permission Ia
nurse the infant, and consequently the health
and perhaps lie OF the child is endangered.
The officer, in serving the writ, Was Informed
that the child had been given up. Wilker WAS,
however, compelled to go TO the courthouse
and then explaining matters to the counsel,
MIRA. T. Bradley, the proceedings were dropped.
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The NEW LIBRARY SITE JURY.-Tbe jury Of
Twelve on the condemnation Of property in
squares 729, 73O and 731, for the Congressional
library, have not been selected yet, but will be
announeed tomorrow. They Will meet on
Thursday. July 9th
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THE APACHE INDIAN DELEGATION. The
Secretary OF the Interior will have another con-
ference with the Apache Indians now In this
city, and the Indians will then return to their
reservation In Arizona. The main object Of
the visit was to make the Indians acquainted
to some degree, with the extent of the country
and the population. The subject of their re-
m NOV was preached, because it is probable
essary, and then the question will not be such q
novel one
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Name. o. 3OUN Name O. ! 300
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
E2S I'm Prince Georyes county Md.

INHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE
Il Select Boarding ami Day school tor
loung Ladies and Little Girls
Re-opens SEPT 70. 1886. For catalogue and all
particulars address III n. and Mrs. WM. d. "a BELL,
principals, 1912 and 1914 I4th st or for immediate
itlon. AT Norwood Nelson Co. Va
fupiis DESTROYS OF preparing tor the regular course
OF the norwood institute who IL opportunity
10 acquire practical of The French language, win
ma 10 their interest to attend the summer session
AT Norwood jy2U2m