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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-29
MTARFIELD & HALL,
D E q C G. s 7 s,
Corner Prince aid Fairfax street.

C0fner Pflnco ahu FalT1Ax stTtoE
Prescriptions specially. English, French,
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne; Magnolia, Hedyosmia, Geraninn'
and Florida Water Genuine Lubin's Extracts
sponges, Hair Brushes and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes full assortment Of Patent 0ledi.
cines, Coxe's Gelatine, Corn Starch; Sea Moss Fa.
rine Spices of all kinds, and select stock of all
articles sold by druggists at prices rs low as tbs
same quality can be obtained elsewhere. dec
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WHITE WASH BRUSHES FOR THE TRADE
w st 32S King street-Special attention is call
ed to our stock OF Brushes which was n,anuJac-
tured for US. "A large stock and great variety. On
hand superior class of Brushes for whitewashers.
Wholesale and retail at 1923 King street. Sets of
GARDEN TOOLS for sale cheap by
my21 IT CREIGHTON & SON.
TRUITTs VEGETABLE LOZENGE is the tri-
i umph over Dyspepsia in any form, Indiges-
tion,e Constipation or a Disordered Stomach
Price so cents q box; six boxes for $3.50 Sent
to any address on receipt of price, free of postage
For sale by
my23 E. g. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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The Annapolis HaZerS.
TESTIMONY TAKEN BEFORE THE COURT-NARTIAL TO

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 2O.-The trial Of the Naval
Cadet Noble Il. Irwin, Tor hazing, was resumed
this morning by the court-martlaL Naval Cadet
Chas. +. Cornell purged himself OF his contempt
OF court by refusing yesterday to tell
what cadet gave the order to Cadet Payne to chew
toilet paper and candle grease by testirytng that
1t was Naval Cadet Arthur Lee willard, third class
Cadet Irwin took the stand and denied having
made Cadet Payne either chew toilet paper or
candle grease.
The case against Naval Cadet George Richards
third class, charged with hazing Cadets Payne
and Poser. fourth class, was taken up. Cadet
Payne testified TO being required TO stand on his
head and drink vinegar at the instance OF the &C
cused. After drinking 1t twice, and being asked
TO take more be refused. He was then told by
Richards that he would have TO night. This was
made up between them, but several days after
ward Cadet mcfarland, Of the third class,
was picked out for him to fight for refuS-
ing TO obey an upper class man
Payne Is OF an unusually slight build Richards is
larger than he, but TO make the punishment Sc
veIer, or to COW him Into submission, Mcfarland,
a stu heavier cadet than Richards, was chosen to
fight Payne. Richards Is defended by Hon. A. Z.
Thompson, member OF Congress from Ohio.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGlGglalS 10 The Stah
THE sUNRURY REGATTA.
Tho Potomac Crew Comes IN Third,
after F0uliug the SylvAns.

SUSBURY. Pa, July 20.-The National Amateur
Regatta was continued to-day The nnhl heat In
the Junior single sculi race was called al 10 O'Clock,
and resulted In a victory for N. Shea, OF the Don
Amateur Club, or Toronto, with @. A. Strickland,
CT the same club, second; a. II. Seaton, Of the Ex-
celsor Club, OF Paterson, N. j., third, and w. j.
Gugerty, OF Cohoes, fourth.
Shea Won with ease In ten minutes and nine
seconds.
THE SENIOR SINGLES.
The next race, the senior single shell race, was
between Psotta, OF the Cornell Navy, Donahue, OF
Hamilton, and Ryan, OF Toronto. Donahue took
the lead and kept 1t almost TO the nnish, when
Psotta spurted and won by 8 feet Time, 9:55.
D0nahue, second. Time, 0:55k.
THE SENIOR FoURS.
There were four crews started in the senior
four-oared shells, the Toronto Rowing Club, OF
Toronto; the Passaic, OF Newark, N. j.;
the PotOmacs OF Washington, and the Syl-
van, OF Moline, Ill The Passaic won in
S:47A; Toronto second, $685.; Washington third,
9:l6k. At the half-mile: tie Washington fouled
the sylvan crew and broke their boat, and the
Sylvan dropped out Of the race.
THE DOUBLE sCULI.
The double scull race was between the Don ANA
teur CLUB, Toronto; the Metropolitan, OF New
York, and the Nonpareil, OF New York. The Don
Amateurs won In 0.2O6.
TIE KIGHT-oAR RACE.
The eight-oared was between the Crescent and
Paramount, both Of Philadelphia This was also
good race. The Fairmounts won In $3.50; Cres-
cents time, $685.
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PLUMP AND Rosy BABIES.

Had it not been for LactAted Food our little baby
must have died. She has been using 1t for three
months and is plump, healthy rosy-cheeked baby
Mrs. Moiiie Lappid, Kokom0, Ind.
SLEEP ALL NIGHT HAPPY ALL DAY.
I'VE tried other foods. but finding to agree with
our little girl used your Lactsted Food She began
at once to gain hesh and improv, d in health To-day
she is bright, lively and hearty any child can BE-
sleeping twelve hours at q stretch. and waking up
laughing every morning."-Wm. S. Traria 1274
Sunsach St, Toronto Ont.
CUTTING TEETH EASILY.
s'Tactated Food is excellent food for teething
children My baby is using it and Is cutting her teeth
this hot weather without And troubla"-Mrs Minso q
Brand, Iantha, Mo.
SAVED FROM CHOLERA INFANIUM
"Our baby had Cholera Infantum, and until We tried
Lactated Food, could ind nothing to stay on its
stomach. 1t retained your Food without any trouble
aud soon recovered."-Ays. Il. W. Logan, West Mon
terev, Pa.
THE RESULT OF USING LACTATED FOOD.
Most Nourishing and Economical of Foods.
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR Il.
Easily prepared. At Druggists-25 cts. 60 cts, 81.
er- valuable pamphlet on THE Nutrition Of In
fants and Invalids." free on application.
9 WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.. Burlington. VT
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The Parncil Inquiry.
THE TORY LEADER IN THE HOUSE DECLINES 10 AN
swER AS 10 me GoYERNMENT's corRsE.

TIE TORY LEADER IN TlIE HOUSE, DECLINES TO An
swER AS 10 rHE GOVERNMENTS COURSE
In the house OF commons yesterday Mr.. Smith,
the government leader. declined 70 give pledge
that the attorney general who has been counsel
for the London Times IN the action against it for
libel brought by o'Donnel. should not attend an
other meeting OF the cabinet at which the pro-
ceedings growing out OF the articles on ~Parnell.
ism and Crime were discu ssed.
Mr.. sexton asked whether it was with the attor-
ney-generals assent that the government last
they would bring suits against the Ts,aes; wheth-
attorney general became the Ttnies counsel:
general with any material for his speech a. tho
TtnaSs' counsel; whether the government Will con-
tinue to consult the attorney general IN reference
10 the commission b.n and the constitution OF the
commission; whether it wouldlbe open 20 the at
torney-generai TO appear before the commission As
counsel for the Times, and whether the governs
ments oer 20 allot the attorney general as cOun-
sci for the Parnellites was still open.
Mr.. Smith replied: "The governments ofer OF
1857 was that pembers desired 90 take pro-
ceedings against the Times they could be taken
In the name OF attorney general Webster. TWAS
not with the governments assent or dissent that
the attorney general was retained py the Times
20 defend the suit brought by o'Donnell he was
retained by the Times In his private character as
counsel TIE government did not supply Mn
with any material for his speech. decline %
make any statement OF the course the govern
ment viii pursue In regard 20 consulting the al
IOrIPy-gpnpralu
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DEATH IN THE STORM.
Appalling Destruction AT Triadelphia-
Half a Village HWept Away.

Appalling Destruction At TFtadelphta-
Half n Village swept Away.
WHEELING, W. VA, July 20.-Later and authen.
tic details from Triadelphia show the destruction
was more appalling there than anywhere else.
Fifteen families are homeless and saved nothing
but what they had on. Half this village
OF 900 Inhabitants were swept away. but all
but those before named escaped to the hills The
storm extended 10 miles east OF west Alexander,
Pa, and the scene all along the way Is one OF
desOlation and incOnceivable horror. Where the
Triadelphta school house, large build
ing OF six rooms stood, the creek Is now q
raging food and not a yestige OF even the founda-
tons remains. The whole south half OF the town
has disappeared as clear as II 1t never existed.
The Wheeling relief committee, which recently
raised funds for tie Rowelsburg sufferers, expend
ed the balance for provisions and sent
them to Triadelphia. The Baltimore and ONO
Railroad, Pittsburg division, is practically de-
strOyed for Is miles. The Western Union Tele-
graph Company lost 40 miles OF wire and most Of
the poles.
TwENTE-THREE PERSONS DROWNED
later dispatch says twenty-three persons are
known to be drowned. Among the number was
the sherin Of Marshall county. The cemeteries
were washed out and the cOr1ns with bodies fioat-
ed down the river.
Reports are coming in from all parts Of Ohio
County this morning, Indicating that the storm
was more disastrous TO life aud property in the
country than this CITY, 1t cannot be stated at this
hour how many lives have been lost
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SPECIALTIES.

(tRAYON PORTRAITS. FOR GOOD WORK Ann
" artistic hnish cali on address Il BENTIY
NIL n artist oIO Mas. ave. Diftcult wors = spec
tally. Clubs now forming 81 per week jy2O-iw
NJ RS DR. FULLER Is WITHOUT A RIVAL IN
Nk the successful treatment Of diseases REGULAR 10
her and IL known throughout Ens lzd and Amer
ica AS the only LAZY ply scian who can scienthcay
dlanose disease without asking the patient
o-o lIth 81. NV. yl9-lw'
WASTED-ELECTRI IN NERyOUa
w Mental and SPINAL disease, Ovarian and UtSrins
troubles. Paralysis, Seiatca. thorea, &c Hairs re-
moved. Structures cured; references Wssh,neton
cures DR. L. $ Nft.HOf SO>
jy17-lms 604 18th 81 ~ ~ Cor y
MAD. 4. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PII,N
lst can give You Your exact hfe-chaTt. aud to her
Come and BE- csnyInced. Prof q. Arden Ne crsphSS.
log1st and Phrenologfst. Business Qualincatoua ne
Open supdsyA 80 ct. NV. NI4-iv
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Attain. In Wet xy.shinrtou.

An ArTACHMENT FOR Hu.-In the case OF Henry
Darcy, who some weeks ago was lined sos in the
Police Court for selling liquor without license,
Mr.. Padgeut to-day asked the Judge for an attach
ment against him. Mr.. Darcy, he said, had not
made any effort 10 pay his flne. This he said was
the third attachment asked for. The judge granted
the request and said that Mr.. Darcy would have to
come In and pay his nne or go down.
PERsokAL-The family OF George A. Birch are ct
Washington Grove.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION or WATER AT
q m.-Greal Falls temperature, 70; condition.
Is; receiving reservoir, temperature, 70; condi-
ton at north connection, 10; condition at south
connection, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture 20; condition at tnfluent gate-house, o. con-
diti0n at efiuent gate-house, IL High tide In the
river to-day at 4:l5 p. m, low toe at loss p %.
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Ine kttVer ana kt0rOOf HILL
The Senate recedod from its amendment striking
out the appropriation for the purchase Of the lock
and dam on the Monongahela River. The Senate
amendment for the purchase OF the improvement
known as the Green and Barren River improve
ment was agreed 10. There Is no appropriation In
the bill for any canal project, but appropriations
are made for surveys or q canal from Lake
Michigan TO the Illinois and Desplaines Rivers,
and a canal from the Illinois River at or near the
town OF Hennep.n to the Mississippi River; also a
canal connecting the waters OF Lake Michigan
with the Calumet River, but the Government Is
any other project for which survey Is ordered In
this bill as set forth in clause added TO the sec
ton OF the bill making an appropriation for exami-
nations. surveys CONFINEMENT Nc.
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THE vors y THE TARIFF slLl.
us is Expected 60 Get Through ro-~sor.
rOW-Nr. Handnll Pasr,a

WOULD pe possible 20 prolong the voting On
the tarn bin 50 as not 20 Get thronsh win n
SATURDAY. III Q separate vote were Demanded ana
sue rou oallea on each alnendnen, It would GER
tainv carry &c over until Monday. This
Is not likely 20 occur. however. Mr.. Mills
VIII speak for az least an hour before the vote "A
taken lie win not have a written speern. ana
what he says VIII be limited only by the time De-
fore him
The IDEA Is 20 take vote On the amendmen,s a
an aggregate, and then upon the blu as amended
but any individual may demand a separate yols
on amendmentsif he desires
srAR reporter asked Mr.. Reed this afterpooa
what would be the policy OF The republican, An Ihis
matter. He replied that he thought the afnend
ments would DE voted upon AS an as,grey1fe
unless some individual demanded "A separate vote
He knew az no one on the republican slae wha
would make the demand.
MI Randall has sent letter % Mr. Sowden
asking him 90 secure pair for him and 60 maze n
OF record that he would vote against the bill AZ
present
II Is understood that Mr.. Foran VIII refrain from
voting.
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Ex-Reprcsentative Jno. y. Ffnerty OF Chicago Is
severe IN his condemnation OF the pope's latest
communication 10 the Irish bishops condemniug
the plan OF campaign.
James w. Kennedy, OF Quincy, H.. has signed
articles for Smile race with w. 4. Conley.
A. j. WEIGH. OF Hartford, Conn.,, sold his black
stallion Atlantic 20 ". Minaie, OF Rome Italy,
wednesday, Tor sl5, 200. He also sold the BAY
mare valkyre for $4,000 20 the same party.
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WELLER REPETTI. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
w 3!6 Penn. ave. o q.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX FINE LOTS ON
sPkUCE AND JUNIPER STREETS. LIE DROIT
PAhk.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
THIRD AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, We Will
sell in front of the PREMISES
LOIS /. =, 3, AND PART OF LOTS AND g,
BLOCK 2. Lii DROIT PARK
These lots have front of $50 feet SPRUCE
sIkEET and 125 ieet on JUMPER STREET tbeins
9TH street extenue1I and contain about 600
feet of ground being among the lots IN the Park
Terms: one-th,rd cash, balance in one aud two
years; notes to be given besr per per annum
Interest payable semi ualy from day OF SALE aud
to BE- secured by deed OF trust premises or all cash
Time o. sale Conyeyan. ing. &c. purchasers cost
Leaas 70 DC Complied with IN ten days. otherwise
siisr nys S.ss public notice IN newspaper pub
Hle-d DUNCANsOA BROS. Auctioneers.
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The FR1ESp o. AL

PONDS EXTRACT Is used In the household Of ne
President we'll as that of the humblest citizen.
Members Of the Army and the Navy. the bar, tbs
Bench the pulpit aud the Iressal ranks and classes
Of peopie-have sent their personsl experience and
thanks for the until their letters have
ned volumss testifyng the wonderful cures Of al
kinds of Pain or Inflammation. effected by PONDS
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT il sold in bottles only,
b. wrap per- with landscape trade mark thereon. Deal
with respectable druggists only. my3o
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THE U. s. 8 DOLPHIN arrived to-day at San
| Jose, Mexico, on her way 70 Honolulu

ARMY ORDKRs.--Major A. c. n Pennington,
4th artillery, ordered to attend the encamp-
ment OF the National Guard OF Pennsylvania.
at Morristown and Lebanon, Pa, in July,
and the encampment at Conneant Lake,
near Meodevtlle, Pennsylvania, In August.
The following officers have been detailed as an
Army retiring board to meet from time TO time
at Omaha, Neb. Brig. Gen. Jno r. Brooke, Col
Frank Wheaton, Leut-CoL SamT Breck, Maj. J. NJ.
Brown, and LIST Lieut.. Chas s. Beack. Maj. Chas. j.
Dickey 9Th infantry ordered before this board for
examination. First Lieut. Jas. v. s. Paddock 5th
cavalry, reported unit for active duty and granted
leave until further orders. First Lieut.. X L.
Robertson relieved from duty at Fort keogh, NJ t.,
and ordered TO Fort Buford, D. I. Capt Jas Hal
loran, 18th infantry, granted ten days leave
second Lieut.. II. T. Allen, I'd cavalry, ordered to
the Military Academy. MAJOR II. @. Thomas, Or
dered before the Army retiring board at Govern
Or's Island
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

A pMdnNISTRAToR's SALE OF IMPROVED PROP:
NoRIHWEST; yACANT LOT ON Q sTkEET.
PkoyEp PROP iit On THIRD sTREEf, Be
TWEEN AND + SOUTHWEST; IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS N0RTHWEsT. AND I'M
NUE., BETWEEN L AND NEW YORK AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY THIRTIETH.
isss at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell
In front OF the premises TO close the estate Of
LOT 8. SQUARE 55S,
fronting Ia feet street aud 90 feet New Jersey
avenue, improyed by store and dwelling.
xALdSUARTER OF SIX O'CLOCK, SAME AFTER
LOT 2, SQUARE SOL,
fronting 10 3l2 feet on street. hear Sd northwest,
At QUARTER-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER
LOT 10, SQUARE $50,
fronting % feet inches Sd street. between and
s1'eeSs .sshwsas imgrSysd * TIVE 4Tsf 4sases
FIRST, 1ssS, at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will SELL IN front
fronting o. Co., LOT @ e. :; SQUARE "a 425,
at SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON, part
LOT o, SQUARE $50,
fronting 30 feet on New Jersey ave. between st. and
New York ave. improved by two brick dwellings, l23
and 10 New Jersey ave.
Terms: 0ne-tbird cash, balance in six, twelve and
elxhteen months notes to be given bearing per cent
to be secured by deed Of property sold or all
cash at OPTION of purchaser purchasers deposit
Sl0O required on each piece at time of sale convey
ancing, &C. at purchasers terms to be complied
rlskAnd cost Of defauling purchaser after 8 days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
hshed IN Ma'hinston D. G. BY order Of the heirs.
ty20-d Auctionaers
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YOUNG WOMAN CHANGED WITH THKFT-Mr
Frederick A. Eckstein, OF No. 14l7 9th street, re-
Gently addressed letter TO q friend In Baltimore
requesting him 10 send him a servant girl HIS
Baltimore friend sent him q German girl. named
Meta StefYen, who was unable TO speak English
She had Just arrived from Germany. The girl did
not suit Mr. Eckstein, but he gave her q home In
his house until she could md employment. She
left the house after living there about three weeks
and took with her number or articles, including
a pair OF opera glasses, a gold ring, and UNI
brelia. The ARTICLES were valued AT Sal. Detec-
tives Mahon and carter Investigated the case, and
located the girl at 1.-THE Lo1ge," q summerfng
place above Catonsville Md. The girl was arrested
and brought to this city last night. The case was
heard In the Police Court this morning, and was
continued TO procure further evidence. The girl
claimed that she took the goods Tor money owed
her.
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1THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

MAGNIFICENT PARLOR UPRIGHT GRAND ROSE
MOOD PIANO, COST s599; VERY HANDSOME
AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. WALNUT
MIkROR-BACK ETEGER FRENCH PLATE PIER
MIRROR. PAkLJR FUkNITURE IN SEPARATE
PIECEs, SMYRNA RUGS. WALNUT MARBLE
P2kroT A MaLsur S chaMSER
SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES; HANDSOME
MIRkOR-FRONT WARDROBER VERY SU-
PkkI0R HAIR MATTkEs sEs, EASY CHAIRS
C0UCHEs AND L0UNGEs, FEATHER Pill:
SIDLBOARD, DINING CHAIRS DINING
TABLES, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, LARGE
NUMBER OF HEATING STOVES, REFRIGERA-
TOR. OIL CLOTH. KITCHEN, REQUISITES,
&c, &C.
This ne collection Of Household Effects will be sold
at public auction on WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTY.
Fir II, 1855. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 1t
residence Ia IL eft, adjoining the Rigxs House.
NiS-dts Thus. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
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Reduced Railroad Rates.

PrTTsBURG July 20.-The Central Traffic Associa-
ton met at CreSSOn Springs yesterday and made
rate OF TX cents to the Cincinnati Centennial and
also the meeting OF the National Ftreman's AssOci-
alton at Minneapolis, Mimi, In August The assO-
citation also adopted the rate OF one fare for the
round trip to the meeting OF German Warriors at
Cleveland. Ohio, IN August.
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Are not found in the forests, but BRA.
BURYs MUSTARD LEAVES (keady made
Mustard flssters) represent the very
best mustard aud are red hot in action.
RED securing the stimulating and counter
irritating effects SO much desired In
dOT Cranp Colo. Cholera Morous, ana
AYES Summer season.. Thsss sttscEs usually
come ON Ut night, and such handy ~:
lief N seaburys Ready Made Mustard
Plasters Is certainly bless,ng. sod By
all Druggists 3y10
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BAD CASE B1ooD Po1sos1sa
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIEs,

Through the medium Of one of your books. received
through Mr.. Frank 7. Wray. Druggist, Apollo. Pa.
became acquainted with your CUTIcURA kEMKDIEs,
anc take this opportunity to testify to that their
has permanently cured Of of the worst cases Of
blood poisoning, in connection with eryspelas. that
have seen and this after having been
BY of the best IN county
take great pleasure In forwarding to you this test-
monia unsolicited it il by in order that others
suffering from similar masdies may be encouraged
give your CUTIcURA REMEDIES . trial
r. B. WHITLINGER Leechburg, Pa
Reference: FRANK T. WRAY. Druggist. Apollo, Pa
James E Richardson. Custom House, New Orleans.
oath. says: In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out
on my body until was q mass of corruption Every
thing known to the medical faculty tried in vain.
/ became . mere wreck. At times could not lift my
hands to my head: could not turn in bed: in
slant PAIN and looked upon life curse. No relief
in ten years. In 1880 heard Of the CUrICURA
RKMEDIEs, used them, and WAS perfectly cured"
Sworn to before T. 8. Com. ]. d. CRAWFORD.
Sold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA. Soc. SOAP, 25c |;
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass 1y17.1S.2O21
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WILKRsBARRE. Pa, July 20.-At an early hour
this morning collision occurred on the Lehigh
and SusQuehanna division OF the Central Railroad
OF New Jersey In a tunnel on the mountain near
York fast freight. One conductor and five train
hands were badly injured. Both rains were rum
ming at good rate OF speed and both engines
are total wrecks.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctioneeE
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No. 400 N STREET
SOUTHWEST


Under and by virtue Of of the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, In o wherein Ida
Forrest and others were compliments and Abraham
hendlck and others were defendants, and known as
Equity Cause No. 1865 Docket No. %, the under
signed 1rustee will, on THURSDAY, the NINE
MLcEENIH DAY OF JULY. 1888. at HALF PAST SIX
O'CLOCK PM III front Of the premises, sell at public
auction al Of that parcel and lot of land situate In the
cy OF Washington, in said District and known as and
being Lot %. of Abraham Kendick aud Others subdi-
vision OF Lots 30 and 81, i'll BOB with the i'm
Proveinents thereon, consisting Of y Brick
House.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree third
o1 the purchase money cash and the balance
lnstaments i'll one and two years. by notes of
the and deed of trust the said property
or ali cash. at purchasers option Terms OF sale to
comphed with within ten days from the day of
SALE or the Trustee the right resell at the
cost and risk Of the deisutng purchaser All convey
sncing at purchasers Cost. deposit Of 800 required
Oh the day Of sale.
BENJAMIN F LEIGHTON, Trustee,
y7-dGds Office 4S2 Louisiana ave- n w.
tF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of the rain until TUESDAY. JULY TWEEN
iS-FOURTH. 1888. same hour and place.
By order Of Trustee.
jy20-dsds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.