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Are They Enti,Ied Go Pensions,
VETERANS OF The MEXICAN WAR WHO RsKD IN
THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.

VETERANS OF The MEXICAN WAR WHO sKRykD IN
The CONFEDERATE ARMY.
some time ago Pension Commissioner Black de-
cided that an applicant for apension as a Mexican
soldier, who had resigned from the Union
Army and entered the Confederate serv-
Ice, was not entitled TO the benefit
OF the law. This decision was overruled by As
slstant SECRETARY Hawkins or the Interior Depart
menu, ana secretary Villas at frst coin
claed VITA Mt. Hawkins, but subsequently
agreed Win Gen. Black. Several members
on congress from the south protested against the
1eclson, aud cited an opinion Of the T. \ supreme
Court holding that men who resigned from the
army are entitled 70 pensions. They have
oeeh unable 10 let the case reversed AZ
Tue PENSION Once, ana to-day Representative
Brown, OF Virginia, offered a resolution In The
House calling Tor an inquiry into the matter
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Family Troabics ia Court.
THREE CASES OF ALLEGED ASSAULTS BN HUSBANDS
UPON THEIR mNEA

rHkEk CASES OF ALLEGED ASSAllTS Bf HUSBANDS
UPON THEIR WINES
Richard C. NJ. Burton. who was arrested yester-
day near hls residence. on street, between gth
ana 10th streets northwest. on a complaint that
he had engaged IN some difficulty With his wife.
was tried In the Police Court to-day. Mrs Burton
testified that her husband was under the inf,u-
enoe OF liquor last week, and Friday night she had
10 leave her room "a get some sleep. SATURDAY. he
abused her and would not let her out OF the
room. He did rot strike her, but only caught
her ana pulled her on the sofa. She said that lie
haJ been carrying on IN this way for a long time.
Mt. Win. Is. Matcheu, MhOswofe out the warrant
testified 10 hearing the trouble between Mr. Bur
ton and his vile and he SwOre out the warrant IA
order 10 have Mr. Burton taken care of. judge
Miller dismissed the charge OF assault, and Mr.
Burton gave his personal bonds "a Keep the peace
toward his VILE.
uudde-aged man named James Maloney was
Charged with assauting Bridget Maloney, his
Vile bridget fallcd TO appear. Her husband was
Released aud al alIacaInenL Tor her arrest WAS
ISSUED.
Go. Bailey, colored, charged with an assault on
his Vile. iaiiod 20 answer when his name Was
called, and his collateral g., was forfeited. Has
vile also Jailed 10 appear. but as the collateral
Vas forfeited lao attachment MAS issued for ner.
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An APPEAL 10 TIE PRESIDENT FoR NAxwRIL-NrI
Brooks and her daughter visited Hugh n BROOKS,
alias Maxwell, IN the jan az 81 LOUIS Friday. A
10 conversation afterward, limited at possible in
reference In his behalf BY the President The
mother and sister, when all means for mercy have
been tried. VIII leave the country before August
Maxwell looks forward 70 . yiait from his father
interfere n the case aad peoGsns - sf have hapss
q SAVING 1axwelI1 ufa
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Raltima0re Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. July. l6. - Cotton firm
m ma M t9u. quiet ana sts.a, How
39osas5: do. family. 4;oo.a:50; c,y niills supsr.
+90so00: Pstalsco sulsEi Tive patent. 800. do.
family, 5:25 Wheat-southern. 6rm; medium grades
strong; No. winter red SPOT rs4s.ass; July. $40
ceu.ber, SY1s.O. Coril-southern. firm: white, 6Gs
0s: yellow. S9a19: western. quiet and easy; mixed
orptembef. 55 asked, yssr. "a ka47A. Oats quiet
western white. 4is42; wsstsrn mixed. sSss:4os Ky:
quie: ana stsady-pr,me S7a5g Hay apister-
Mos pork. - 90: Bulk mests-leose shoulders, 2;
clear NIB sadsa, 81; clear rio stdes packed, ,sk.
Hams 81; l..aisA; Lard rsnpsd gs Sns,.. S 9
Petroleum ste.dy-rsdned. ~ Cofee. duii-Rio car
gves. tar. l4Al4k. Sugar hrm-A eoft. ~; COPPER
rs s'ssS.: e Ms:.ssel 2. :':.|:s 's.ssy6
nour. t.0O0 barrs!s; yhs.e 5SQ00 bnshels;
corn. LOCO buahels; eses l3Q00 buahels; sys 200
whest 330,000 bushals; cen. $1,000 buahsas.
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PROFESSIONAL

1 EOF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Noyant. Astro!oser and Spiritual Aeaium. Bora
revea!ed hecoNers lost or stolen property. FInds
hidden Treasures Gives Iut ky Iul.u@r, Cause,
>, ,A<ly uarrIa.es Brings tuvetter Nv.
sGccess III business Removes al family troubles
ana eva lAnut nces cures SICKNESS If disappointed
ly snOIt. tuoge all ALIKE the roessor
CO!yILce the most -cePtc4 rs from asr
cNes Wall save time and dlsaY by calling
Tie only genuine ciair' oyant III tins CITY,
eecds where all others Ia. and sasertses only what
he can do- Sittings, Doc llIe-Te.dIIx by IuaiI
receipt OF ell Name lock vi hair date oi Ia rth hours
4 TO 4. open Sundays from ~ PIN.
2s-2s 42l 9th st. NV.
M MI BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
W LIE All LusiLss con IoeutlaL j a1ies aud fsn-
tlen 30 cents ch 4US su.el. belweei 4th aal
Itl htTee Is northwest. Ss,-4,,ws
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VG,HOMAS DONLlNG. Auctioneer.


chANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
ET on S iHE mp en- iiP 81 Of
AVENUE. NEAK THOMAS CIkCl..
BY virtne u ad,eree of the supIsme Court Of the
D!sr.ct OF Columbia. passed. tue 27th day OF June
1893. in Equity Cause No. 1879 OF c. b. Fowler
adu, istrator and others asaint GeoI re Taylor and
TA S b sA or 5u 1855
I'VE O'CL0 I. NJ. sci at pubic auction to the
said George IayIor in aud TO the following described
y sx o both saa i6 5e au,
+llUO tlJ AID feet front On Vermont avenue Of Lot
all IN the said sorre ayors snbd so Of me srt 81
square numbered Two hundred and fourteen CID on
trict o 60 umDia as per plat recorIed n Liber w.
folIo 100. o the records oi the surveyors Office D.
on the Vest sue OF Vermont avenue oppos,t. he
POI and Flals"
sale viii made subject to deed of trust made
by sand ueo.se Taylor ard vile Il ". Tyler and x
u. ku heriord. OF record IN tine la records OF said
following notes secured By SAID trust remain unpaid
to WIT On lciIsi note tor sixty thousand dollars
1000, and two notes interest the rst sbo
ne,ntionea, ZACH tor ,he sum OF eisntaen huudred
J"nuary 1855 anu the Other viii nIsture on tue 23d
Term. oil One-t third % Of the purchase mo ey
cash Ia had, and the residue IN two eQpai ents
on credit OF one ana two years respectively from the
Lis notes tor the deferred iustalments Of purchase
money. bearing date the day 81 SAFE aue in and
two RESPECTIVELY thereafter, with interest NJ
per Ct nj IRON date uni pad payable sem, y
the court or .hs pnrehaser may !sy III cash. at his
% ton dspos Of sSoo vii; % ,eanired on the day
comply with the terms sale within days there.
after Or the prop rty Viii DE resold at his risk aud
WILLIAM TAYLOE sNYDkk Trustee.
CHARLES c COLI. irastse."
ty9-dkds Fendali Building.
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AT TIE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
The senate.
CONTINUED FROM The FIRST rprr,

CONTINUED FROM The FIRST EDITION.
Mr. Hoar. from the committee on TIE library re-
ported back Senate bill appropriating So 900 for
the purpose OF erecting a monument TO GEN Geo
Rogers Clark In the city OF LOUISVILLE KY. unstead
Oh Washington, ID. Gu In recognition OF his emf
neht services 10 his country IN the occupation and
conquest OF the Noftbwestern territory during the
Revolutionary War.
Alter considerable discussion the bill as passed
THE FISHERY TREATY.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
OF the fishery treaty IN open executive session. and
was addressed 10y Mr. Pugh In favor OF Its ratItca-
ton.
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THE GREAT LoCKoU7's BACKBONE BRoKEN-The
great iron lockout is practically over, and before
the end Of the week general resumption OF the
mills Is expected Fifty nrms In the Manufac-
turers Association have not yet granted the de
mands OF the workmen. A meeting OF these firms
will probably be held at P1ttsburg tomorrow,
when Il Is presumed that they Will decide TO sign
the scale
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Meeting of the Republican Executive
Com m itles. I'm New York T0.daI.

NEW YORK. July 16.-Matthew Stanley Quay,
chairman OF the national repub lican committee,
accompanied by his son, Lieut. quay, U.S.A., and
his secretary, F.W. Leech arrived at the 9Th ave-
nue. Hotel al 10 o'clock this morning. Mr. Quay
stopped for a shorJ time In Philadelphia, on his
way from Atlantic City, and had conference
with a number OF prominent republicans IN that
city.
AT noon the National Republican Executive
The committee organized by electing MI.
Quay chairman, and j. S. Fassett
secretary. The principal subject discussed was
the selection OF permanent headquarters for The
committee. Another session viii be held to-mor-
row.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qGlGgIalS 10 The Star.
Where Intending American Exhibitors
Can Obtain lmformaa,ios. About Il.

""e'e sntenotug American EXhtOttOfe
Can Obtain snf0rnaasiOn About IL.
NEW YORK. July 16.-Gen. VIM b. Franklin and
MI. Somerville P. Tuck have respectively qualified
as commissioner general and assistant commits
sloper-geheral TO represent the United states at
the Paris exposition of 1889 and have established
lelr ONCE at No Is Wall street, this city. Noti-
nc ZION has been given by the Department OF
state 10 the governors OF the several states and
territories that their people may assist In the
propers representation or the products OF our in
dustries ana national resources The several Ex-
ecu,lve Departments OF the Government have
also been requested 10 take such measures as may
De necessary for an exhibit from each OF
them. The commission has received Official CON-
munlcations, pamphlets and circulars from the
trench authorities, and viii, soon as possible,
invite applications for space from American EXIT
DltorS, giving them al the same time full informal
u n as 10 the manner OF preparing ana forward
IN exhibits, the date when they must be ready,
and all other needed details. The United states
nave been awarded advantageous locations In the
exposition buildings, and there Is every reason 90
DeieVe mat our representation viii be larger and
OF better quality than that previously seen at
any fore gn exposition. The exposition opens May
D and closes October 81, 1889
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Winding Up with a Murder.

BLOODY ENnlNG or A SPREE IN A VERMONT TOWN.
BENNINGTON, VT, July l6-John GuShannon was
murdered in his front yard this morning ia sight
OF his family. James GuShannon a nephew OF
the deceased: John Keenan,, James Costigan, and
George Gavin had been carou ing about the VII
LACE all night, and finally called on John GGshan-
non, from whom they demanded drinks. H re-
fused and they began s'oBing the house. When
two front windows were broken Gushan1on c me
out, eau rht his nephew, ana was ST. ing him.
when Keenan,, who is lame, struck him on the
head with his crutch and killed him All four
We're arrested and lodged in jail GushannOn
leaves a widow ard nine children
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TO PUNISH THE DYNAMITERS.
TO be Charged with Conspiracy i'm Or.
der to Insure Their imprisonment.

CHICAGO. July l6.-The sensational develop
ments In the trial OF the 80" dynamiters. and the
hone OF more STARTLING disclosure s brodght large
crowd to-day to Judge Gresham's courtroom,
where Commissioner Hnyne is hearing evidence.
II the defendants are convicted Of carrying and
dealing In explosives, which is only punishable by
fine, they can schedule out under the poor
debtors act. The United States officials. IL is
SAID have decided. In view OF this fact to bring
CHI rye OF conspiracy. crime which can be pun
ished by two years Imprisonment in The peniten-
tiary, a ine or SO. OO0 or both This charge. it
was intimaied might be brought today. Bowles
since confessing, has been kept In the United
states marshars offce and allowed to sleep on
lounge which was b tught in for has comfort
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MEDICAL, DC.

MANHOOD RESTORED BIZ USING A BOTTLE
w az two Of d.. BIO. HRS Invgorating Cordial
VII cure any case OF nervous 1ebll and loss
Power. 1t iaEts the whole sy stem. Male or
female 500 Il t D9-lns
II HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRACTED THAT
DIT BRoI HLiS is I'll oldest-establisned sdvertis-
ins iAdles Physician IN THIS city Ladies. you can
Iohhdeiitiy consult Dr. BkOIHLlS, 900 b It. s.w.
laEJct4ar AiteutlOD PAID all peculiar
IaNlcs IuArrIeI Or sis.s. tCrty years experience
.ys~IE-
- lad AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. DOG r.
IA = W. APPEARED before anti made oath I'll
N-e oldest Established Expert Specialist IN this
anu WILL suAranee cure Ia all OF private III
81 men aAd furnish medicine, cbArpe: consuItk
iCn aid ADVICE Tree 81 any hour during the day.
stIltyL AMI sworn beiOre by DIR. BkOrHEltS
sAMt tL &. MILLS Notary Public. aud for ~,
DISTRICT oi CoIalnOI.- this I'd daS vi July. 1861.
ia In
I AIILs WHO kLQUIKE The sERvICES OF AN
IL rAlc fenced female Ibysciau should consult Mn
l. =" II@HoN. ! 100 taTk Place ne, bet. anu and
IIth and l-th sts- ne Ladies On-y. Len.ecy So.
gys-oI'
NNL. DE FOREST. LONCs-ESTABIISHED AND
VI reliable LADIES Physician. c4n be ed All
~ her r. sldenCe 3Oi 81 Nv. Once hours iron /
u pin WITH i-.%iies OnIy. jell-lLn'
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED ALLEY IRoP-

By virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
Distri Of ColuInb IA, passed III Equity ause No.
llUS1. docket q, l. trick ODea ct al W. Mary Cd a
1t al. OH july L. SsS, wills H. pfront ST tie
Premises. o. SAL, RDAl. July IWENIi- FIkST
1888, ut HALf-PASI FIVE T. NJ. that parcel OF real
esta. described as Lot 40 in Law ence O'Dea ct al >
subdivision Of Orlg1na Lot 4 ia square no improved
by Ia twO-story frame III use now under INT
Terms Uf sale a. prescribed by decree IRE cash
$50 deposit at time OF sac. Terms must be com
pied With within hNe days, resale will be made
cost OF dvau ting IurC ait,r hve days public
notice All cohS eyaIciAe. &c AT purchas De-
cree also autAoilzs private te
THOMAS VI. FIELDS. Trustee
40 Fendall Building, corner II and ID sts. NV
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TEIS EVENING.

DAWNBROKERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
Il PLEDGES.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT, the SIX
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH INSTS.. at HALF
PAST SEVEN PM, shall sell all articles on which
no interest has been paid for three months.
IN part of I'D ami Silver Watches Cocks Jewelry Of
various kinds Opera Pistols Clothing set ap-
p4eton's Condensed Encyclopedia edition of 1850
g., &c. iarties ter, SIZED viii please take notice.
q o. H. McACLEi, Tawnbroker
M FOLEY AuctipBeer. jylt-3ts
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS PRoGRAM.-Emperor WILL
lam, who left kie Tor Russia on saturday, expects
10 be taken on board the cars yacht at Cronstadt
on "Wednesday. The emperor VIII remain tour
days at 81. Petersburg and return by Sea 10 keL
His after program VIII include an inspection OF
the troops, the maneuyerS OF the guards and the
third army corps In August In september he VIII
visit AlsaceLorrane, meeting the king OF the Bel
CLANS at Strasburg. Al the end VI September lac
will go TO Vienna, and Will probably visit the King
OF Italy In october.
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DENTISTRY.

HR DUKE DENTIST. us l4TH Nw-TEErH
~ extactsd without IAlu. local apple
IItIsIeo ais Is.s. only by me Teeth nlleu 81 rec
ttG. aIiu-.,.u.
n r. STAIR PARSONS. DENTIST 9TH ST, COR
H nsr n.w. ,'OlI AiiiaIxaIu fI,IiL sspeciis-
~. AIN prevented in extracting By az plcaiio to
gums Aching tceiA ssyeu. Axunclal teeth lasorteL
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SOCIETY MEN FIGRr1Ne At NEwPoKT.-John Law.
renee, OF New York, met John Whipple, husband
OF the daughter Of the late Gov. swan, OF Mary.
land, On the street In Newport, K L, Saturday,
and after some words the lie was passed and Mr.
Whipple promptly knocked Mr.. Lawrence dow a.
repeating the action when Mr.. Lawrence regsined
his feet Mr.. Lawrence WAS LEFT In Q reclining
position BY his antagonist
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Defeat for Judge Hilton.

JUDGE O'BRIrN DECIDES AN IMPORT INT ROM AGAINST
HIN IN THE CONTEST FOR THE STEWART ESTATE.
New YORK, July l6.-Sarau y. stewart, niece OF
Mrs A. Il. stewart, and heiress under her
will to one-fourth OF her reslduary estate,
brought suit to set aside the transfer
oil A. Il. Stewards interest in the firm or
A. 4. Stewart & Co., TO Judge Hilton. and
h we Jud &c Hilton and Charles Cuncb removed
as executors OF Mrs. stewards Will on the ground
or misman cement. In his answer Judge Hilton de-
n ed the charges OF acknowledgement, but s-yerai
OF his code. en ia Is declared that Judge Hilton
obtained his interest by fraud, and that he had
succeeded In approprtating the larger part OF the
estate to his own use. Judge Hilton asked that
this portion OF his co-defendant's answer be
stricken out. Judge U'Been denied his motion.
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The ENGLISH HOME OF THE WAsBIS6roSs FOR
SALE.-lhe sulgroye estate In Northampton, En-
gland Is 10 be sod In August IL Is the ancestral
nome OF the Washington family, and the malets
aud bars composing The arms OF the family, which
still adOrn the gateway are the origin OF the stars
and stripes in the American flag, Sc Is said Henry
VIII granted the property. which now includes
90 acres, TO Lawrence Washington In l545. His
son Lawrence emigrated TO virginia and was
George Washington's ancestor.
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The New Library BuiIdinr

lis CONSTRUCTION To BE PLACED IN CHARGE OF TIE
CHEF or ENGiSEEEs OF THE ARMY.
The conferes on the sundry civil bill have decided
to put the enre control OF the construction OF the
new Library building In the hands OF the chief OF
engineers OF the L. 5. Army, and ample alpropra-
tlons viii be made To carry the work on TO COM
pleuOn.
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BuSincss ,Ien burned Ont

LINCOLN, NEB., July 16.-Oakley's large dry
goods store was burned yesterday with a loss OF
$4,000 TO $4,000. MIS-. Heleman Foreman
notions, lost about $1,000 Mobiles Photograph
gallery lost $1,000. LaAbertson's dental parlors
LOST 8, 800.
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w ARLINGTON Society WOMEN.
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MODESTO
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN.
TO BE READ CAREFULLY.

Miss J. F. SMITH, No. 1889 9th st. NV. Washing
ton, D. c., who dresses the leading society Of
that city, writes. under date OF June 4. 1883:
Dear Madame: have suffered for three years from
Nervous Prostitution, and have only kept my feet
through tie use OF touics. This year it had been .
harder FIGHT than ever. but about two months
OF my customers MRS Justice Miller advised to
try your VITA Nuova' l have improved steadily
SINCE began the use Of it, and would like to know
viii send II dir, Ct aud what you will charge
me by the dozen bottles? My forewomsn who is con-
sulnptive. II also taxing itwth great benefit have
recommended Vita NuUva' to many OF my customers
Al early answer will greatly oblige. RESPECTFULLY
Miss J. +. SAITH
ITO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
80 and 54 Park Place, New York"
Thus Is VITA NUOVA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. 1t has restored to
health the Sked and the infant No remedy has ever
commanded such Spontaneous Endorsements No
remedy las many friends. The stomach ana nerves
aIe the CAUSES of troubles. VITA MO A"
quickly brings them into normal condition. One dose
OF VIA NUONA" viii di<est hearty meal in to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach of all
strain Refreshing sleep aud perfect health will follow
its USE Pure blood its comp uon. II is not wine
Of coca and couutereis and substitutes have proved
unavaiiiug. aplS-6m
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Mr. JOSEPH Il. kARvrS. Of Massachusetts,, has
been appointed chief OF the issue and gazette div-
sion TO NJ the vacancy caused by the recent death
OF T. W. Dick Blu lock. The salary is 5000 Mr.
Marvin was at one time employed In the internal
revenue division f the Treasury Department
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Italy Will. PROTECT HFR ISrRpr

ITALY WILL PROTECT HEX INTERES1S-The Rome
Ruormd commenting on the appointment by the
United States House OF Representatives, OF q COM
mittee 10 inquire into the evasion OF the contract
labor law with special reference 10 the influx OF
Italians into America, says the Italian government
Will be on Its guard 10 see that neither America
nor any other country shall take measures con-
trary to International law In opposition 20 the
rights conferred on Italy through diplomatic rela-
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MARRIED.

pfCK-HADAwAI. On Jupe 10. 1885, in the city
of Baltimore. by the lev Dr. Mnuth, WILLIAM y.
Pc h and ADA q. HADAwAl. both VI washin gi. a,
Ia a
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MIR. BLAINE TO SAIL FoR IIoNE kUGrST 1T C.
CrawIords Lonaon special 10 tie New York Wssld
says that Mr.. Blaine has decided to POSTPONE his
departure Tor home uDtl the Isl OF August when
lac VIII sail on the tlty OF New YORK on board
which he has engaged passage for hlEasef and
family
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Heal Estate Nales

NJ. II. Cavanaush et al have bought. for $40 Ooa
or NJ. r. Morris part or Tot -. square .0 ~ by lOl
Ieet on 18Th street, between 4 ana northwest
W X Decide has bought, Tor s4.:,OO, OF e. l.
Fraser, parts > aud :, square ST. Irunung Ia feci
Oh 1, between 18Th and 10Th streets n.rLhwe,t
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FINANCIAL.

NJ. ". COhoON. JN0 W. MCCARTNEY,
- Member y. /. stock *.
CCPSOS 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, II 10 ST. NV
bankers and Dealers IA GVSSrl.Ineut Boudx
rerosits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Eeruad STOCKS anu Bonds and all securities listed
IL tie Exchanges OF New lOrA, fnlI.ue liza. BOSTON
tIo Ia4tliIOfe bought and sUla.
- eslaty mace OF Investment Securities District
E1LOH GLu all Local hGIITS.l Cs INSURANCE. and
IL ttIp stock atalt IN
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy
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TO ABOLISH DUELfNG.
Bishop Freppel Introduces a Bill in the
French Chamber

PARIS, July 16.-Bishop Freppel Introduced a
bill in the chamber Of deputies to-day ooiisn-
ing duelng, ami demanded urgency for the meas
u.e. 10 the course OF his remarks In Introducing
the bill Bishop Freppel referred particularly 10
tn. recent encounter between N. FloqueJ and
Gen. Boulancer. The demand for urgency was
Rejected by The chamber
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''NorHso LIKE TEX

10 the verdict Of all who take AyerAs Pnla
PrumL. and effective in their action. they lesvs
no ill-enecta. and may be administered to old or
young. Herbert Elwsll. Of East sAxinaw. Mich.
says: Il vas . great sufferer from constira-
ton. Headache. and General Debility. Ny sk.n
was yellow. snd I had constant rain in my side
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Marblehesd. Mass
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