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MEDICAL, &c.

I NR LEON,
Physician in the C1ty,
can be consulted daily, AGA St. bet Al and 9th
ats. n. ".
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consalta.
tons strictly confidential separate for ladies'
Office always open. aul8-2ws
NJ ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTIE
V1 or TWO Of DR. BROTHERS. Invgorating Cor.
dia Will cure any case OF nervous debility and loss
Of nerve power. Il imparts vigor to the whole syi-
tehn 0O6 b st. 8 ". an24-lms
1NR ANb MADAM WILSON. IIO5 PARK
DPiace. 1lth st., between b aud sts ne. Estab-
lished 1856 Special treatment for ladies desiring
Liable servteeA Advise nee and confidential au618t
NJ ME- DE FORREST. LONt}-EsTABLI she AND
M reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
at ner residence, i2A5 TN 81 OfHee hourS ffo1
1 to M, with Ladies' only. Au2I-lms
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICfED THAT
Il DIR. ERDTh ERS u the oldest Established aaver.
Using Ladies' Phy sician IN ts city Ladies, you can
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS, SO6 Il st. s. w.
Particular atsenion paid to AL diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single. All successfully tr0oted
DEAD AND BE WIsE-DR BROfHERs 600 4
III ST. w., appeared before me and Inade oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialize u this
city, and will guarantee cure In all ca6ea ut private
disease Of men aud furnish medicine, no charge,
Consultation and advice ree Ut hour during che
day. Subscribed and swoen before me W Ut.
BROTH ERA. SAMUEL Z. MILLS, o Notary Public
In and fot tine u OF u. ihis ID dag Of july. 1SS6
81 -
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Mt Mc9regOr denies the statement published
this morning that MI. John Roach was seriously
i'll at that place.
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The Naval Cadets.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, August 27.-The United
States practice ships Constellation and James
town arrived here to-day with the naval cadets
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CAPTURING A NOTORIOUS BANK THTEF.-
Jim Carroll, . notorious bank sneak, was ar
rested last eventso In 81 LoaieS togetner with .
nan who Eave the name q 3 A; simpson:
hank. Carroll II well knoWn In ChciaGO end
New York city aad. IA fact throvghont the
country. He assisted In Cleveland hank
robbery ave years ago which netted 1000
and got . haul OF o1xt0OO fr0m o bank ~ 0sleo-
bury, Ill In 1879 Carroll got e2t, 900 from On
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MAKING Wac AoArRef PowDKRLY.-A
Chicago dispatch says: some socialistic MEM
bers Of the Knights OF Labor there denounce
Mr.. Powderly tor giving away the secrets OF the
the head Of the Knights Of LAhDr, and lastly,
for donouncing socialism and onaSehy, which,
they assert, do not diyquaiify for inembership
IN the Knights. The delegates from 1,0O1 and
2,800, IL Is asserted, will inaugurats . bolt
against Powdefiy toe f0-eloCtl0n IN the convon-
ton at Richmond.
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Mr.. Beecher Well Axa;n.

.MoFFAT, SCOTLAND, August 27.-The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher has recovered from his
illness. He will preach in Glasgow next SUM-
day.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest q6leglans to The Star.


WINDaoA, VT. August 27.-The condition Of
senator Evarts IL improving. He rested well
the greater part Of the night and 10 able to take
~, Iooo. His ankle pains him but little and
nls aefv0us system and pulse are about normal.
~ IS ioii vi hope that few days rest will en-
nrely restore him 70 health. Miss Matthews ID
Ueived, -S~ 49, ~o
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A WOMAN BLAMED. FOR lion the 10th
instant clerk in the employ OF Palmer q Dry
den syrup refiners in Baltimore, while on his
vacation, procured from the Marine National
bank Of New York, for s1.4ls, payable 70 II. A.
Harrison & Co., and went 70 Canada. The firn
discovered the maud and yesterday stopped
payment OF the check. The clerk Is we'll con.
nocted. and has q vile and three children In
Baltimore. A woman 10 said 10 have led 10 his
irfeuuiAritv.
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BRADLEY-HAISLUP. o. the evening Of Ausust
D. 1854 by the Rev. J. n z Mckee st the re.iaencs
OF the bride parents In this Gig, Mr.. WILLIAM j.
BRADLEY and Miss ANNA n. A-AlsLUP, bOth q
Washington d. C.
S0BERTS-FROsT. August %, 1880 by the Rev
Nj. LAney, GkohGE NJ. ROBERTS, VI WashinRtpn
y. e., 70 CLARA NJ B0LLAND FR08T, ofat. Johna
N0w EOundlnud.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMEncIAL,
The New York stock Market.
Name. O. S:0Oa Name. O

The following are the openn. and 500 p. m. prices
OF the New York stock Marxet to-day a. reported OF
special wire 10 IL II. Dodge 53Y I5.h street
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UNDERWRITERS.


GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERIEs.
2O0 pieces Of Hamburg and swiss Embroideries and
Flouncngs. rs per cent less than importers prices
Hamburg. ~ inches wide, SC. I'd.
Hamburg. to inches wide, &c. I'd.
Hamburg and swiss Flouncings iSc 20 On. rs I'd.
satin itibbons PicOt edge No y. loo; No IL, l2c -
Ladies Chemlse. good muslin. trimmed with Tor.
chon Lace, 25c each
i.oth's P.tent double Bone Corsets, 81 as
1hompson's Glove Fitting Corsefs, 85c
Common sense $40 Bone Woven Corsets, el.50.
Madame fhompsons spinal Prusecting Corset, 75c
Adjustable Hip corset, BIC pair.
LADIES' Fran omade Isle Thread Gloves, Ice pair.
Ladies' Lhie Thread Gloves, with fuil-fashi0ued
fingers. 25c, pair.
black and Uoiored Taffeta Gloves. 25c. pair.
All-Silk Lace Mltts, &c, Csc and 5Vc. par.
Pure silk Jersey Mltts, 49c
Fine quality Balbriggan Hose. DC, worth acc pair
Ladies' Chemisettse, from loc TO Doc each.
Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin and Crepe
Lsse Ruching lOc. TO Toe I'D.
Lolita, Bonton Fedora, Patti Woven Wire and
Alaska Down Bustles.
Large and fine assortment of Ladies' Dress Buttona
One unbroken of Ladies' Vests and Pants car
red from last winter, at soc each Good yaIuo
At present prices for tic.
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nUNCANSUN BROS, Auctloneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN d


BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust duly recorded ID -
lbtr No BOD, folio 426. Ct aeq.. one Of the land
records for the District of Columbia We will sell
on WED D the TIL AT!ETH DAY ofJON.
AID. 1855, al HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, Ia
front Of the premises VI that piece Or parcel Of efohd
ana premises situate lying and being In the city OF
and dsslngushed as the NORTH three % inches front
DIVISION Of original LOT numbered one al fuhniig
back the same Width to the rear line Of said o aid
also the adjoining lot numbered sixteen t10 II the
subdtvision Of original LOT numbered twu CD de IS
i0nnian ID square numbered six hundfed and
e.ts ways s.sen.stis Fights pfivlisees and sppiii-
tenAnce9 thereto belonging or In ally mathef 6pper-
tsIniLa This pfotertY win bs sold clear 81 ia incin-
brnnceA Title good ut no sale
years. Tor which the notes ~ ts purchaser. beafths
sik per cent 0tefe6t from tile dag Of ee and secured
by deed OF trust on thp property cold will be feueed
Of all caph . option ofpurcnasef. deposit 81 $1ts
Required at time Of sale Terms Of ssle to % complied
with in ten days. Otherwise resale st fiek ed ctsI
Of the defAnitins purchasaf alies Eve HayJ pnbik
notice OF such reSa Iii some DoWabab&f p{lbIlshel
in Was Washington. y G Ggaysyai.etk. sgc, q phf
JOHN WALTER. IN Afussees
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MARRIED WHILE THE BRIDE AND GROOM
WERE IN DIFFERENT STATEs.-A couple
aiighted from an excursion train yesterday on
the line dividing the states OF Ohio aud In
diana, and the woman standing on the Ohio
side and the man Oh the Indiana side, the min
lister, with one foot in either state, married
them
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n Monday: Wednesday anu FRIDAY. 81 am far as
60 Q an, i.Haias tor F: @
NORFOLK. FORTRESS ssh MONROE AND rHz
STEAMERS eEonqE fkAEx and Lazy OF THE
r1Rsrthsss gA aEAy s. At SiSS En- H1r a.
L%ssfz sf@ AZ : srs fR xh.
y .gBs r Pssy ga ns aas talas,a
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
1s e.
ton and Providence steamers Both steamers connec,
mnon Line New York and ii. railroad lines south
ad ans !: 1ns s1a 9es
press 0O3 Pennsylvsna ave. where baggage may 6e
heT normao iu aG q, & For fur
sSa T. as sshed Ses .
E'oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINaa
NEW IRON STEAMER .wAKEF1ELy
na and 2 ne.q ,csS
Va and Sc Elements Bay Ma cosne:,. w,tb
BID o. Il h at shephs s%i, see ssheduls:
C. W. RIDLEY. Manager. Ase ia
pOToAAC TRANsPoRTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
CAPT. w. G. GDOsHEgaN
has resumed her trips between ana Rain
more, leaving Stepbens0ns wharf, foot 7th St. ever
JPN.
Stops at River Iandnga Freight received on Sat.
Nrdays only. and must be prepaid
Apply TO STEPHENSON q BRO.
mhlU-6rn 18th and PA. and It'll st. wur,
INFECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
~ Frs JOHN GIBsoN and (. Z ,kN1GHT leave
Pier ~, East RIVER, n. Y, every SATURDAY as 4 D.
p: Ih q wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNlN0. Freight 1t lowest rates xp4
Mt. VERMONT MT. VERNON!
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
nj ernon Ct ~ o'clock am. Returning, reaches
Washington about $50 pm.
sel6 L. l. BLAKE. Captain.
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CONFIDENT OF DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN II

CONFIDENT OF DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN In.
DIANA.-Postmaster Dalton. of the House OF
Representatives,, who has just returned from
Indiana says the controversies in the demo.
cratic ranks in several of the districts viii. ali
be amicably adjusted. Mr.. Dalton says REPRE-
sentative Lowry will be reelected without
doubt; that the man who Is protesting against
LOwry's nomination il former republican, aud
has no following in the democratic party. Mr..
Dalton predicts democratic success In Indiana
In fact he is confident vi it.
DECLINING GOVERNMENT PLAcEs.-CIark
w. Brown, of New York, who was recently ap-
pointed to q 81 900 place in the Post Office de-
partment, has declined to accept, as he was
clinaiion within q week Of persons who have
been notified OF their appointment TO positions
in the Post Office department. In all these
cases the examination by which they received
their appointments was attended q year and
more ago, and since that time they have found
better openings than the government offices.
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n n q g hss.

MR.W. n. HEEsoN, Baltimore, Nd was cured
OF rheumatism by using st. Jacobs Oil
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneera

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
SS%SsHShHfsisss s1 "a q Ia '1 TzfED sFRSs
ss4 ssT sSSsa s1 2. III,
SELL In front Of The f5gs riKp ss,ssr. 7ss ~
f.. e .ssa.
cs s: Ssscs IL s s. ~ y
Se gwen bearing gig per cent intert snd 70 3 p.
d:ss ss'' %: g viii
81 s. :ss s,s t !:
ic aosige Of such resale n some new.PsPsr pusssed
a:lis s sasS ssea.'a At
WALTEA =. WILLIAMS 4 CO. AuctsOnesrs
HEe sgE sATgRDAx SALE oE HousSHo1 p
ssS sAassaH4H%xasF a2aHhe~ ~ H9hfsi
l. WA1nrEa 3. WILLIAMS . Co. Auc..
PUBLIC Sale c6s "a ! d 65SE EAhz IL MONT
a
g IS sss r sEgssPaSS k
81
On the seventh street turnpike about nine miles nom
me es@t s.sss Sc es ssS Sss
ROAD. and now occupied by Col Geo. T. Rust.
Inc arm Is In good state Of cultivation. has upon
purposes OF the farm. It is mpr0ved by fine dwell
ing and far Outbulldiugs: Is located In pleasant
and well suited for the country place Of
any one IN Washington desiring q convenient home
The terms Of sale will be made, easy to any one
purchasing 500 will be required the day Of SALE
Mortgage and TrnStee,
auS0-ot Tosvs0n r. o.. Baltimore Co. Nd.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsionesn
BEHNING g. XIX ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
WALNtT HAf-RAcK MADE rs bRDER ~
Mo S5I :, 9 e, CHAMPION, OF PHIhADEIaPHIA,
s16 SEPLEEHpI ID PIECE; ELEGANT WALNUT
TENsioN TABLE, 10 FEET long MADE
SMALLNgT MAkBLE:ToP uHAMBEA su11Ts,
BR MuAsRE9r uakr ssNa+H aAEE xSsb
SEAHAE fAkFhs bwHs AI Erp nA BB51afsks
sHHE EHR. RLAN * GoMFoRTss sc nAsx
PAINTED SUITS, ENGIIsH BRussELs CAR.
CHINA. TukGOMAN. AND LACE CURTAINS
MiFH G R3LE Fan MATTI !Ss oRHAMsEEEs
kfTdHEN kEa11s1FESsr u. &C. M AZ HSS
On MONDAY, AUGUST Tf1IRTrErH, 1889, COM
menclng at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, at the Fesidence
street northwest: a few doors south u Pennsylvania
avenue, will sell an elegant COLLECTION Of Household
Furniture, Ill of which wilt be found il frstc con-
d!uon and well WORTH the attention Of those III search
BY celebrated manufacturers Of Philadelphia
Terms cash,
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District Commissioner Wheatley was called
home to-day Tor lew hours In conseQ uence Of
the serious illness OF his little son, Hartley,
who is sick with typhoid fever. His three
daughters are absent Tor the season At Oakland.
The condition OF Mr.. J. X. Sharp, OF the b. &
p. railroad (whO has been seriously ia some
montns), is somewhat Improved Today.
John Robey, brakeman on the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, had his head severely
cut about $3.50 O'Clock this morning while
coupling can ON Maryland avenue, near 18th
street. He was attended by DE-. B0armsn, the
company's physician.
A parrot near the corner OF 10th and streets
northwest ainuses itself by calling out very dis
tinctiy, "STAR here, EvENING STAR" Il caught
the pnrase from the newsboys.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

V-OR SALE-A NUMBER OF ZINE BRICK
1t houses: modern improvement various sizes; In
Northwest: for sale on monthly paymentA North
Wash a Stou Real Estate CO., oVS + ST nv. au27-3t
I,oR sALE-THIRTEEN ROOM RESIDENCE.
III facing the library site: ali conveuiences: bay
window: porehes: large par king $4,000. Also. two
dwellings on East Capitol ST.: 1000 and 90
w H. FlsRE 4 CO.. i420 New York ave. aue !.StS
NOR sALE-D ESIRABLE THREEsToRY
IL Brick dwelling well located northwest ten rooms
aud fn frstcass order lot 30 feet front,
house feet front, with side openings: has good brrk
stable In rear Of lot Price $500. IYLf.kk RUTH
ERFURE, 1875 81. NV. au97-Sts
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w ARLINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAII-
w ROADCO.

Schedule in effect August /. 1885,
9th and sts. follows: -'
Leave washington BIO m. daily except Sunday
IA. and s:l9 pm. Returning trains leave ROund Hill
q 6:uS \ IN daily and at 3:15 y. ~ daily except sun
mile tickets $2a
"a r. BELL.
auIO Superintendent
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER w. i. BAXTER, En-
signs w. L. Caps and b. II. Hughes have been
ordered abroad TO undergo q course Of instruc-
ton at the University OF Glasgow.
BIDS were opened In Col Casey's Office to-day
for supplying polished plate, double-thick and
hammered glass for the west and center wings
OF the State, War and Navy department build
ing. Senaon Bache Il Co., of New York, were
the lowest bidders, At $5,415.
Mr.. JOHN r. PARET, the lowest bidder, has
been awarded the contract for furnishing neces-
sary periodicals for the use Of the War depart
ment aud its bureaus.
Mr.. JAZZ STOKE il acting chief clerk of the
War department during the absence of Chief
Clerk TWeedAle.
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ARRESTED IN vIRaINIA.--This morning De-
tective Carter arrived from Caroline county, Va.
having in custody Thomas Aerryman, q young
man % years old, charged with the grand lar.
ceny OF S13t nom Beaie Brothers, Of 1907
Louisiana avenue, In this city. He was en-
trusted on July 6tn with the money BY Mr..
Edward Beale 70 take TO the store and he LETT
the ely. Hs vas locked mp as the sixth PEE.
cfnCt for q hearing.
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TlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

On STREET NORTHW EST, No 1923.
virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 18th day m
OF September A. II. 1884, and duly recorded In IT,
Lloef NO. 1OS0 folio 50, ct seQ Of the land re- &ss
cords for the District of Columbia and by dreCl iOn
OF the party secured thereby, will sell public
AUCTION in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
IHlRTf-FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, AID 1885, at
the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK Pr the following de-
scrihed real estate suste In the city OF Washington,
District of Columbia. to wit
PartS OF lots five 6) and seven CD square elghysix
tS61; Tor the same At the southwest corner
OI LOT hVe t0l thence running east sixteen (l6 feet
north seventy l70) feet east a. foot three 3j
inches north sixteen 6l feet four az inches west
seventeen Q7 feet three (3) inches and thence south
to the place or beginning i'm approved by q hree-stOry
AND basement bricx dwelling house but recently put
in thorough repair. ~
Terms OF saie Onethrd of the amount TO be paid in
CASH the balance In notes at six and twelve months
with interest NJ six per cent, TO be secured by deed
OF trust On the property Or al cash al the purehas-
chaser q time Of SALE If terms Of sale
pied with in seven days from day Of sale. the Trus.
tees reserve the right to resell the risk Of
tie deaulting purchaser after days notice through
one OF the newspapers of the city aforesaid All con-
veysncinG and recording al purchasers COST
WALTER q. DuCKErT,
Cor PennA ave and 22d St l1.......
THOMAS ]. LUlTRELL. AEusteeS.
an19-dtS 1880 Penna. ave. NV.
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CoMMANDER r. A. Cook has been ordered to
command the Ranger at Mare Island, Cali
fOrnia,
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RANGE or The TnnAMoMRrHl.-Fias s5lloW.
Ing were the headings ct the signal office to-day,
II M, n; q M. ~; II d. M, 90; p. M, 81;
maximum. %; minimum. 68.7.
DnowNKp IN SIGHr OF HSe SWExrAEAnT.--
SStvAnus w. Carr, OF Mount Airy, GERMANTOWN,
Pm, was drowned In tlse sart while bathing ct
Asbury Park, N. j., yesterday. Miss Lizzie
messed his death struggles.
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DEAD.-The New York Sun to-day says: Dr.
Maggie, registrar of vital statistics, received .
death certificate yesterday for Lillian Tichborne,
avenue. she was the daughter of the Tichborne
claimant, described In The certificate as Sir
Roger Charles Doughty TichbOrne, who was
known a. Arthur Orion before the famous trial.
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The Courts.

PROBATE COORT-JuQ0e AefTT0k.
To-day, estate OF Catharine helphenstine:
letters Of administration issued TO ]. u. Linton;
bond $1,000. Estate Of Margaret Quinn; Jas.
Quinn appointed administration; bond $50.
Estate OF James A. POwletL; administra Tor
authorized to sell l, 100 shares Of tLS Pneumatic
Gun Carriage company estate. Estate Of wm.
rutherford; petition Of Matilda Rutherford fos
appointment ~ Anna Pardon fied. Estate 0i
Joseph Libbey; letters OF administration issued
to Robert NJ. and Frank Lbbey; bond So, 900
POLICE CoURr-Jados Harper, pro tenn.
To-day, Walter 3. kilmon, cruelty 10 animals
$40 collateral forfeited. Henry Aankey, loud
aud boisterous IS or 10 days. Gilbert Davis
profanity; $5 collateral lOrfelted.
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CHtAhSySSE ~ Sale OF PROF. 2.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of %
the District of Columbia passed on The 2Sth day
OF % 2. 1856 In Cause No. y73l, EauityH
Docket No. 20, wherein Charles f. Wollard - COM
plainant And Mary E Wollafd and others defend.
anta VIII sell q public auction. on IT. EsDAY. THE
AT SIX O'CLOCK r NJ, in front Of the premises.
LOTS SO. 40. Al. ~ aud As,
recorded In Iber W h. ~. st folio 376. In Surveyors
Office, together with all the Improvements. ways.
easements, rights privileges &C
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. balance In equal In
stalments at six. twelve and eighteen months nom
cured by deed OF on property sod or eli cash
option OF purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of $25
Will be required each lot at time Of sale. Convey
anciug &c. Ct purchasers coat. Terms to be complied
with in ten days otherwise the Trustee the
Of resale at risk and cost Of purchaser
after nve days public notice OF such resnie In some
newspaper published In Washington, u. e.
CHARLES T. DUNGANSUN, Trustee,
3ul9-d&dS Corner 9th and ID streets NV.
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xGTHE PURCHASERS Ar THE FORMER SALE
having failed to comply with se terms sd tie
NkkDXY, HE FIHsf DAY or ANPfENEEk. 4.
1851 e HAhF-PAsT FIVE QUICK RH.. Ii
.uasa4a. a 96Rs Wi nAS,sa. i. fsrss..s.
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MRS. LESLIE Nor 10 MARRY THE MARQUIS
1t has been stated for some time that Mrs.
Frank Leslie was 70 marry the Marc uis 0e Leu.
vile in the tall. In a cable dispatch Ia friends
In New York yesterday the lady announced
that she would sail for that city In the City of
Rome September 1, aud cuntradicts positively
ali rumOrs as to her marriage.
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THE DEBATE In PARLIAMENT LAST NIGHT, ETC.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach said In the English
house of commons last night that Gen. Butler
was not sent to ireland to establish martial
law, nor to strain the ordinary law, but merely
10 assist the civil authorities the work OF pre-
serving social order and detecting and punish
ing crime. Mr.. Russell, Gladstonian, commended
that the policy Of the government was TO de-
grade Ireland to the level OF savage and bar
barous country. IL was agreed thai the debate
on Mr.. Parnells amendment TO the reply TO the
queens speech should close to-day.
Five hundred policemen and troops have left
Birr 70 assist at evictions on the estates Of the
Marquis Of Clanricarde in Galway. The Birr
branch OF the National League has given notice
to Lradesmen not 10 supply the evicting party
with provisions or means Of conveyance.
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CMIRR % nN0lMREBa.
COL. Jas. G. Duane Practically as She
MeOa % ne COepA

Col. Charles q. Stewart, az the engineer sosps,
who was next In runk - General Newton, has
asked 10 be placed upon the retired list Of the
army on account Of ill health, hs having served
over Forty yean. OIL Chssses 3. Blunt, who 10
next In rank, viii BE- retired in February, 90
that Colonel James q Duane u practically
question Of promotion d concerned. His chances
for succeeding Den. Newton - chief OF engi-
neen are increased By the TACT that he IL Afe-
long democrat. He served during the var.
but % strong were his democratic ideas
that Secretary Stanton recommended his
dismissal for disloyaltv. Al the same time the
commander OF the Army Of the Potomac recon-
mended that he be promoted . brigsdter GEN.
ersi for gallant servico. President LINCOLN sent
for MIN, and, hoidlng one Recommendation IN
one hand and the other In The other hand, said
captain Duane, one paper recommends your
promotion and the other your dismissal.
you can 60 back TO your work and take Is ar
where you left OK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-27

For THE CHILDRENs COUNTRY HoME.@THE
STAR has received . check for ~. 10 for the
Children's Country Home, the proceeds Of Al
art exhibition given by little ioiks summering
at Aurora, w. Va The "art collection" CON.
sisted of about fifty specimens of the work Of
signed by Alice Gannett, Vera Charles, Farley
Gannett, Fred Biodgett, Flora Johnson, Mary
Gannett and Paul B. johnson, says: 1--WE had an
art exhibition last week and sold the tickets ~
auction afterwards. We made $2.1U, which
we want TO send to the Children's summer
it will give some child as good = time a. we are
having up here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-27

Ney, u resident of Belaire, Ohio, and employed
| on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was run
| over yesterday about two O'Clock by The Fred
erick accommodation train, out from Camden
| station, near the Relay station, and Instantly