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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ROSS
w Has returned from the springs and viii be pleased
~ see her friends at
su2S-&t 1910 18th ST. NV
MAD Z ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
Af1lsI and ClA1rvoyant can give your exact HE
chart. and 70 her sliters their III full Love
srairs specially Charms worked q, satIsfactiou
MADAME can convince the skepticaI and brings
E0od luck 10 ali. ll12 q ST. NV. yI4-7ws
DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR,
yoyAnt Astrologer and Spiritual Medium Born
Win sesoEd SIGHT aud veil. livery hidden mystery
fResssAed hecoyers lost or stolen property. Finds
Ascosn treasures Gives lucky nInIbersl Causes
snccsss IN business Removes AL family troubles
eno svn lnnuencesl Cures sickness II disappointed
enos Of others Judge all alike as the frofessor
al the most sceptca strangers from othsr
s ns ssheipe elAlryoya in this city. a. he sue
- "ae'o ~ others fail. and advertises only what
Ne al ~. stnngs. 50c Life-reading by mail o,
S Name loek ., hair date Of birth Honrs
93I-En- 42l 9Th ssnx
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YNkUSIEE'S AUCTION SALE OF 'PECKArONE"
l. SIICAiED On The POTOMAC RIVER IN
MESl MORELAND COUNTY, VA. OPPOSITE

In pursuance OF deed of trust dated July 10 1885
of record in the clerks office Of the County Court OF
Wesimoreand County. ID. b. A. page 470, executed
Dy Horace b. hrkwood to the undersigned as trust
IN order 10 secure the payment OF a.. SO o.
given by him to John A Lynham ESQ.,, the deferred
in5ta4ment OF purchase money of the above named
FARM said kirkwood having made default in the pay
nent OF said note, and the holder thereof having
quested that said deed be enforced, shall. on
WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1883,
proceed to sell said farm Peckatone with all the i'm
Provenents thereon to the highest bidder at public
auction, upon the premises, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
While II Is believed that the title said property Is
perfect acting trustee, shall sell only such Il
was vested In me by the deed of aforesaid and
shall convey the same to the purchaser with special
warranty. Peckatone is one of the Oldest and hest
known plantations on the lower Potomac, Containing
40 acres OF excellent land. The mansion house. q
large brick residence, was burned down about year
ago but the walls are still standing, and from them
there could be easily gotten sufficient number
10 erect modern style DWELLING. with enough
Tor any ordinary family; there are also several OUT
houses on the place. one OF which might be converted
into neat and comfortable residence at triing cost
This property will be sold at the time named above
required to comply the spot or give satsfactory
earnest Of his doing so in q short time
Terms: For cash to amount sufficient to nav the
costs OF sale ana the note aforesaid of 800 with in
terest at the rate OF from July 18th 1883
I'LL day OF sale, and to the remainder upon suc
terms a. the said II. b Krkwood shall name or upon
MS failure, upon such terms the trustee shall deem
BEST to be announced at the sale.
au24- lot j. THOMPSON BROWN Trustee
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Fi'HOMAs BOWLING. AUCTlONEER
IL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE FOLLOWING GOODS
MILL BE SOLD TO PAY STORAGE CHARGES on
FRIDAY. SEPIEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1888, conn.,
mencins III ZEN O'CLOCK, a. NJ, within my sales
rooms. corner Pennsylvana avenue and IL tn street
nw,I VIII sell boxes and contents forge anvil.
vises. drill. table with viSe pair shears trunk
and contents Of drawers satche and conten ts
&C.. STORED with me July i, 1882 Terms cash.
au29-ltt THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
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SENATE TARIFF HEARINcS-
To He Closed Within Ten Dav..

3 nator Allison, chairman Of the subcommittee
On tarin, gives notice In accordance with the
understanding reached at last nights conference
that parties who wish o hearing before the
Q mmittee must make their appearance within
Ten days
The hearings by the committee began May %,
1855, ana continuing almost every day since
several hundred interested parties have been
heard, Including many delegations OF working
nlen, and Information, the Senator says, has been
enght from every possible source. The
h ar1ngs have been conducted practically with
''pen doors, though, in order to prevent
Jwding and to contribute TO physical comfort ad-
I.issions have usually been limited to members OF
the Senate and House. Of both
parties and to the delegations
which presented themselves to be heard.
Inc evidence has been stenographically reported
ana printed from day to day for the Information
OF my who cared to examine it.
The next ten days Is expected to be a busy time,
since, In addition to the hearings the subcommtt-
Tee mas TO complete its elaborate report on the bill
THE CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.
senator N ierson made an effort In the caucus
last night TO obtain q reduction on lumber, but
his motion was rejected.
Senator Cameron remarked that the interests OF
fehhsyivania are well cared for In the bill, but
salu ne reared any legislation In that direction
wuulu Gown the manufacturers
senators Plumb and ingalls, were both absent.
ana as tney object to cut on sugar their absence
Is regarded by some as significant
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MARRIED.

PADGETT-PATRICK. On Wednesday evening.
Aul1st ~, 1883, At \ O'Clock, the parsonage ~
Chatswor1h NJ. T. Church. Baitinore Nd : by ~ nv
DE- MightlnAn. FRANK II PADGET1, OF Ws-lnIston
Md
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4 note on the September pilot chart says that
the recent collision between the 0eiser and Thing
villa would not have occurred had the Geiser fol-
lowed the usual southward course, A. recon
mended by the photographic Onhoe
Another big Indian pow-wow has taken place at
Crow Greek, OAK, - result Of which many In
dians are expected TO aign.
The forty United States ltfeoavfn0 stations along
the New Jersey coast from Sandy Hook on the
north TO Delaware Bay on the south WIN Omen to-
morrow and the crews win remain IN service Until
Nay i, lisa
IN the parliamentary election In the sixth d,s-
tr1ct Of Berlin yeeterday, Herr Lebknecht social
ist was SUCCESSFUL receiving % 067 votes out OF
total Of II, I'll The conservative made strong
EFFORTS 70 defeat uebknechG
The oeep-Water convention, n Desa1oa at Denvur
yesterday, passed resolutions which Demand the
eseaolishmonh - national expense, q One oeSp-
MEXICO. -
Bandits 1t MatanxaA cuba, have ktdnapped
6enor 01voofFo Garcia fr00 HE oetata a val1ence
a cahle hes oeen lad bsCWsea Cuba end nayta
connecting Cuba WITH Rosso R1aka, Gan Doming0
CyEocoe ano vonezuelA 81
Two Runnian sx-ol1ogu have hen auested st
SOFA @ sn1p1cioA q oetng CONSERVED 4 Ehs recent
- g nnespeees = s1l!aslA
80 0ned viii - sapUW ~ sVl11sG
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POLICE CoURr-JudQe Afilis pro TEN.
To-day, James Hilyard. disorder1y conduct; IS o.
Is days Charles Washington, colored vagrancy;
sonsl bonds. john Hall and Liliie Ro6tns0a. col
ored, dis0rderiy conduct; IS Or 10 eays each Bar
va4raucy: bonds OF 90 days. john Collins, vio.
lat1ng police regulators: $40 o. 30 daya Adds
Ad1n9ton profanity; collateral forfeited
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoRT ROUTE 10 LONDON,

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NOhDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. s. Co
last Express SteaIners
To southampton tlondon, Hayrel Bremen
Elle, Sat-, sept /. pm Lam, We'd. SEPT j. 8 n
M Vera. sat, Sept. 8. a. ~. Aller. We'd Sept,
y. 10 a IN; Eider. sat. sept 10. y IL Lms Tues
Sept Is. y Ii
Comfortable stateroOns excellent table luxriouus
saloon appointments Prices. LIST cabin e. ; and up-
wards berth. according TO locason % cabin esd q
berth. steerase low rates; Apply 10 y ~ DbI0P
s25 Penn ave BkALL. BRONN'k CO. I32I ~
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LIME BUILDING LOT CORNER VIRGINIA
Il AVENUE, I'd STREET AND STREET SOUTH
WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 8, at
$50 CLOCK. We will sell
LOl l. 500 ARE NORTH OF SQUARE 1885,
fronting III. II feet on VIRGINIA AVENUE 40 feet
on ID STREET. and 90. oS feet on STREET. Ono
OF the nnest business lots Ill the southwest
DUNCANSON BROS
au2S-dSds Auctioneers
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Claus sraprEIn NJ WaHcE.-1Ae s'ovef1and
flyer" On the Union PACING Hoad va wIeckeo az
Klmbel Neo, wednesday morning ~ broken
b. Claus 6prockfs4 The ssugaf king" rolled 0own
"a emDankm0uA epreckt66 escaped. bus thgUo
oehsg pa&eayen wuge seriously 1n1uso6
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ERENCHMEN CAN PROPERLY BE CALLED
"knishts Of the table" They are good Judges ~ ali
the appetite and keep the digestive in good or
der they give pre- euinence u AK0OsrURA BIrrERs.
MAnufactured by Dr.. ]. @. B. HEI(kkI q hAlNa M
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TERMS ON WHICH JOE LANNAN WOULD LIKE 10 FIGHT
KILRAIN.
Boston, August 31.-JOe Lannan called at the
Herald ONCE yesterday and said that friends
were ready to subscribe $1,000 for a two
ounce glove night to finish, Queensbury
rules, between him and Kilrain. Lannan would
not challenge for the championship, be-
cause he would not fight under London rules,
but he would meet Khrain under Queensberry
rules as suggested four or five weeks az
ter his Lannans) battle with jim Gym, OF Brook
Ign. He would agree that the winner should take
81, $50 and the loser $3.50
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

III b IEFkElA Co.
q. o0rnsriy w xt,h + H !. ss Hiss Co.
We have Just received a large een.,y,,r,s,. 81,
syring patterns We are selling ali Sc White ~
from BE. TO 30 Embossed Gilt from H. ~ rspsfi
-ork guaranteed nrst-clas& fresco PAlntinS an
Jmttps y specially. s0o
J: n LEPREux BRO. SOS .,.x
9Th street cars pass the door. NJ
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NEWPORT, X. l., August 31.-Admirai Porters'
son has Just returned from Conanicut. He author
ICES definite announcement that the crisis in his
fathers case has been safely passed and that he Ii
now out OF danger.
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Capitol Topics.

Senator Henderson to-day reported favorably,
with amendments from the military committee, q
bill introduced by Senator Sawyer to give to sol.
diers who served ninety days or more and were
discharged account or disease contracted In the
line OF duty the same bounty to which they would
have been entitled II discharged for wounds
THE FRIENDS OF REPRESENTATIVE FORD
were startled this morning by a statement In q
morning paper that the democrats OF the fifth
Michigan district had nominated ID. T. E. Bark
with for Congress. 1t was soon learned, however,
that there was a mistake made, as Lnere is no
such person In that district liable TO receive the
nomination from the democrats. A man OF SIM
liar name was spoken or for the republican noInl-
nation. There Is no reason TO doubt that Mr.
Ford will get q denomination. He will nave q
hard fight for reelection, but the other Michl-
gan democrats think he will carry the district.
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.


The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Mccartney. 141v street.
Nalne q. q. m Auu.e a / n
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jump 4 DErwr1IrR. PR1NrERs,

42U-4@2 nth ST. n. W., Washn9ton. D. G.,
Have the largest office and the complete appara-
tus In the city, and are prepared to execute all
work speedily. promptly. and ut low prices.
WORK FOR POLiTiCIANA
BUSINESS MEN,
LAWYERS,
DOCTORS. &c. &C..
Promptly DONE and at prices al low as good work can
he produced. Estimates cheerfully furnished
Fine Scientific work carefully executed
Ledgers and Blank Books made to order.
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A Great Glass.WOrkers' strike.

ALL THE FLINT GLASS WORKS IN THE COUNTRY tx
PECTED TO CLOSE TOMORROW.
PITTsBURG, August 3l-A general strike OF the
flint gIass-wOrkers Of the country is expected to-
MORROW, when The new scale OF the engravers Is
supposed TO gOtntO effect. The engraverS demand
mol less than IL cents per dozen for engraving and
the manufacturers say they cannot pay the ad-
vance, which Is about 80 per cent on the cheapest
grades OF glassware. The men insist upon their
scale, and o. suspension OF work in nearly all the
factories in the country is probable. About 1000
hands Will be affected.
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HoNoRs TO THE FISHERIES NEGorrAroBS-si
Charles Topper has been made q baronet Niniste
West has been given the Grand Cross OF the ordel
OF 81. Michael and ST. George, ana Messra Thomp
son. Winter and Berne have been made knight
commanders OF the same order. These honors nave
been conferred In recognition Of the services rem
dered by the recipients As members OF the fisheries
commission.
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w hen baby was sick. We gave her Castorta
when abe vas ehild. shs cried for Castoria
when she became Aiss. she chung to Castoria
When Ahe hsa cAilaren. hAs gave thsan CAssoris
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At n meeting IN Cork last evening Al 600 WA
subscribed 10 the Parnell fund
President Fitzgerald, OF the Irish National
League In America. has issued an appeal FOR CON-
trtbutions 10 the Parneu defense fund
Russia proposes 20 unite ROumanla and Roume-
king.
Inc despatch from Rome wncn said that the
papers there published the pOpes encyccal 70 the
American bishops, was incorrectly reported The
encyclical was not addressed 70 American, but 90
Armchair bishops
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VI,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO.
i33o HIGH OR BID STREET. GEORGETOWN.

ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1883, at ) O'CLOCK,
Will cell ID front of the premises part of lot 49,
square No. 1Ol, fronting % feet east side of
high or 32d street. betw West and toddard
by depth of $50 feet, improved by elegant two
story brick dwelling containing eleven rooms water
hne cellar stable in rear fruit in yard &C. &c
Terms one-third cash, balance in and two years
with interest secured by deed of the property
sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser A
deposit of 100 required at the time sale au lids
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DENTISTRY.

nk eTARR PARsONa DENTIST. erH ST ooS.
~ BsI Inv. Goid and Analgzm billings especial
U. Pain prevented In exxactug BIZ AZ plicafson =,
runs: seAins tssth saved; AEdnelA tsstk insssssS
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RaItiuDOrc uarkee..


BALTIMORE. Nd. August 31.-virsiuia sizes. con-
35ss; do. new threes. 65S bid today.
%su aD ox oa So. ss sRc
Wheat-southern active and easier; fultx 95el01
Lonsberry 07alO2 western. quiet and easier: No
winter red spot. 96a96A; septeniher. edha96h;
o s,hs y1tse7A DsceinSsr ygNs9v Torn.
st s and a saasy Whit sSas
september 52ka53: year. 46a464. Oats. steady
southern and Pennsylvania. 32sS4; western white.
aaa3t; western mixed. aya3l. hye. hrmer. STA
o9 Hay, dull aud easy-prime to choice western.
h5,o, 90 rrSvis9ns isry HHsiv sr :16 steady
Egg e,% $:'sf a.I E7st' ::
isa WHISKY srm ~ is Ssn g sss
pool per steamer quiet and nominal-Gotton: 5-32d
GSs Pss sS 3D. Sa.hsi saes
bushels oats. $4,000 bushels; rye, l.500 bushels.
bushels. saiss-Whsat 375.O0O bashslss corn, a..
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. August 3l.-There ~ o general tom
deacy downward ON Change to-day, The public cables
quoted wheat quiet With . fstr denand aia holder.
.s Wheat sssos 8 . e. ss.I
hour had touched OK and q 10 80 was ea Corn
8 zba45k 0sts opened stssdy. q AN. Iosh Opened
PC ioNay, weakened a9oth9 de- more rallied az but
Lara Closed g Sn e osss ad sa 3
sins aa ss sss se Sset rs a rsS
ons for aspesmber q ~ o'clock we're - follov.:
!ss. 4S2x soP ~; 0ss~ sA*' sosf Il; l.sd
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ts~seneut NJ Jark co ytlIo.
Inc SITUATION Ia jacksonville continues 20 grow
worse, and all who can get away are hurryiss
nofeh~sra has BEEN decided by the AuxiIiAry
Association TO Try 70 get people % move out 20 Tao
camp no A. 70 depopulate the place morn ana t.y
tnis means endeavOr 10 check the teyers cour-.
Inc poor Who are unable 20 20 Will be assisf..a
anu eNery enort VIII be- made 20 get r1d on a laTge
hanocf on peonle Thirteen cases were renoyf "A
w 70 noon, with three deaths This rsnid tnsr,ssss
nel.'s on me exodus and viii carry out 4 200 D.
PIE ln,s week The physicians are not prompf I'M
r ra nc cases which pass out usds.r fnair
Snarge cured The WORK Of cleaning M ma ass -,
.Scung soes forward most gratlfylngly Invent -
es u new cases were reported 10 the boafr
OF neAlih Tor The twenty-four hoars eniing ~ a
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. There were terse
oealns during the same ume-lafayette Dans~.r
cohndenuai clerk OF the lnternal-rryenue On y.
MIS- ID !. crowley, wife ~ the manarer IN a.
an Italian. o'e Les"'-
Inc governor OF Mississippi has issued An oros-
adopting more stringent measures Tor the prot.e-
pon OF the state from the epidemic No per~os.s
Will pe permitted 10 enter the state unless thsV
possess certincate from the helAth of1,er m :,
they nave not been exposed 10 yellow fever. n :
denied most emphatcally that yellow fever eNi,s :
In Atlanta birmingham, Ala. Is enforcing STR
QUARANTINE against Atlanta
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THREE MEN BLOWN TO PIECEs.--Michael Angelo
Latouche, Antonio Latouche and Francis Moore
employed at railroad work at South Bethlehem, O
few miles from Albany, N. Y, were clearing away
Wednesday evening. One OF them struck dyna-
mite cartridge, which exploded, killing the three
men. They were literally blown 70 pieces, frag-
ments OF their flesh being strewn all around.
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War ships Going % Quebec.
Fires I'm MaPvland.

QUEBEC, August 31.-H. NJ. s. Bellerophon and
two other Eugltsh vessels en- route to this city
passed Cape ROsere yesterday.
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LEFT HER MONEY IN CHURCH.-This morning,
about IL AS O'Clock, Mrs Annie j. Bassett OF no
street, went into st, Peters church to pray, and
left her pocketbook, containing $50 and some other
articles OF value She missed IL soon after leaving
and on returning failed 70 find 1t.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
Office as follows: Uriah b. Mitchell, white, "a
years; Jno. Hynes, white SO years; J. u. Dinneen,
white, 43 years; VIM. Creaven, white. IL years;
Bernard Loveless, white, year; Jas. Tate, white,
year: Frank Kelly, white, months; VIM. r.
Cole white, months; Addie Bresloner, white 10
days; Lord Brown, colored, 81 years; VIM. NJ.
D1nnlsam' coored; 8S years: Lucy Taylor: colored.
Hattie Shaw, coored. 3 years; Burnett Crosby,
colored, year; Annie Palmer, coiored, 10 months;
augustus Cornick, colored, months; Florence
Thomas, colored, 5 days.
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Epidemic Diseases.

RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER-Thef following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m, 70; 2p.m, rs; maximum, 81; minimum, s.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
u For Baltimore and Potomac River IandinSz
Steamer sCk, CAPT Geoghesan. leaves Stepnenson's
freight must be prepaid
Tor fpTtAsz Information, apply to
STEPHENSON & BRO
mo-on 9Th street wharf
MT. VERMONT MI. vERNoN.
STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves 1thstreet wharf daily (except Sundsy1 to- Nh
Vernon aud River Landings down as u yn.on AZ
10 O'Clock q IA. Returning. Reaches Washington
about 5;sop.m
I,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
IL NEW IRON STEAMER -WAKEFIEIDn
Leaves 9Th st wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at am. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p ~. touchjns at KiyerIAnd.
lnss IS TAR as Noninl Greek Va. ST Clements Bay aud
leouardtOvn, Md. Connects with b. aud u X r. AT
W. RIDLEY. Manager as
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BALTIMORE, August 21.-specials to the Ne,os
say: The fruit evaporatOr at Chestertown, owned
by John Groves, was destroyed by nre this morn
Ing. Loss, 81, 500.
The barn near Lewisburg owned by Christian
Hullinger was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss, 81, 600; partly insured.
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will be held at the rooms OF the CT vii service Com
mission, City Hall, Washington, on Saturday,
September 8. for q 8, 200 position in the Nava-
war Records ONCE, Navy Department The ex-
manship, copying, letter-wrlting, elements oil
the English language, arithmetic, naval routine,
nautical nomenclature, forms OF Off1cial CORES
pondence, naval material and naval evOlutions
An examination will also be held on tie same day
for 81 900 position in the Naval Observatory the
examination TO embrace photography, penInan-
ship, copying, letter-writing, elements or the
English language, arithmetic, algebra, geometry,
trigonometry and rapid and accurate use OF To-
garIthmic tables
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BONDS ACCEPTED-The Secretary OF the Treasury
this afternoon accepted the following bonds: Reg
istered per cents-$4O, 900, at 12SA; 500, at
12Sk: 1900 at l26
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Fon SLrrp1Essxrss
USE HoasfoRp,s ACID PHOSPHATE.

DR.. G r. DAKE. Beleville Ill. says: Il have found
IT, aud aiOne 20 be capable Of producing sweet and
natural sleep in Of Insomnia from overwork
the brain. which often occurs in active professional
and business men,"
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THE PRESIDENT is expected to return to the city
tomorrow morning.

NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the organization OF the
First National Bank OF Tower, MIMI, capital
$4,000 ID. A. Ware president, and Geo. W. Hert
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Inc HleuNHOOO ASsduIt Case
THE VICTIM OF Mr. CORDS MISTAKE IMPROVING
CORD GIVES s.. 500 BAIL 10 ANSWER A CHARGE Oh
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
VIM. Overhultzer, the old man who was beaten
and dangerously injured by MI VIM Cord at the
latter's home on Glenwood road Tuesday night
when the latter mistook him for a burglar, as
mentioned In yesterdays STAR, was reported much
better to-day. Mr.. cord has given s. 500 bail for
his appearance in the Police Court on warrant
sworn out by Onicer Mcnamara charging him
with assault and battery with intent 70 Kill.
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ACHINAMAN CANNOT MAKE A HOMESTEAD entry
letter has been received at the General Land
once from Nebraska making the inquiry whether
Chinaman who has been In this country twelve
years, and has declared his intention Of becoming
cltlZen can make an original homestead entry.
reply has been prepared stating that under Sec
tion 2l69 OF the Revised Statutes Chinaman can
not become citizen and therefore the entry in
question cannot be made. Ii is stated at the Land
once that an application, as has been published,
mas been received from Chinaman in Wyoming
70 make timber-cuture entry and that no deci-
slon favoring such application has been made.
INTEREST CHEcKs.-Treasurer Hyatt to-day
mailed 0,S91 checks In payment OF the interest
due September IL on AZ bonds amounting to