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The Neck Cresk Park Nm AnooAea
and RScoAniteed.

In the House this afternoon, after the report IN
the nrst edition OF TIE srAh closed, Nj. Hopkins
onered an amendment to the hill for survey Of
the proposed Rock Greek park, the amendment
providing that the Commissioners shall have au-
thority 70 assess the benent to adjacent property
as q tax, the money - be used for the park
heexplained that the purpose OF the amendment
was 70 lessen the expense TO the Government and
prevent speculation BY land sharkA
MI. hemphill said that he had no objection to
the amendment and II was adopted
MI. Hemphiu offered an amendment which WAS
ADOPTED, declaring that the purpose OF the bill was
70 ascertain the cost and advisability OF
establishing such park, leaving the expenditure
70 the discretion Of future Congress-
An amendment by MI. Cameron providing that
naI OF whatever expenditures might be made,
should De charged to the District was adopIed.
several formal amendments were adopted An
amendment offered by Nj. Payson providing that
the values Shall be ascertained merely TO be re.
ported TO Congress was adopted.
MI Payson then moved 70 strike out sections s.
T. ., and q This was agreed 70 by vote OF IS 70
Mr.. Hemphill made the point Of no quorum, and
moved the recommitment Of the bill The bill
was recommitted.
THE WASHINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole on the bill to incorporate the Washington
and western Maryland Railroad Co.
The route OF the road begins at the west side of
the AQueduct bridge and extends up along the
river 10 the District line.
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Harrison's Letter Of Acceptance

OUTLINED READY FOR wRIrING-cRowDs OF Wis.,
TORS EXPECTED THIS WEEK.
Gen. Harrison received Saturday a large number
OF callers, many OF whom were from Michigan
Illinois and Ohio. His leisure was largely devoted
TO work In his library. Among the things which
received share OF his attention was his letter OF
acceptance, which, It is understood, he has now
outlined, but which will not b. given TO the public
doubtless until af,er the adjournment OF Congress
While walking up Pennsylvania avenue In the
evening. returning from his law Office the general
met ex-Goy. Porter. IL was the f1rst meeting OF
the two since Gov Porters positive refusal to ac-
cept the gubernatorial nomination. They shook
hands with great cordially and chatted Joget her
several minutes. Gen. Harrison and Gov. Porter
were law partners twenty years ago. Saturday
night glee club, composed or young ladies living
In the northern part or Indianapolis called at the
generals house In tally coach and sang several
songs Tomorrow the pilgrlmages TO Indianapo-
lis will be resumed. A large delegation from de-
catur, Ill, and Hamilton County, Ind, Will be re-
ceived on Tuesday, and on "Wednesday three H.
diana delegations are expected from the counties
OF kusk, Decatur and Delaware. Friday Is set
aside for delegations from kankakee County ILL.,
also Jacksonville and Paxton, Ill, and two Indiana
delegations from johnson and Dana counties. IL
Is thought Fridays delegation Will number nearly
10000 persons On saturday the commercial
travellers OF Peoria, ILL., Will arrive also other dele
cations whose applications have not yet been acted
upon. number OF applications are on ME from
Cleveland Columbus, Springfield. Toledo and other
cities seeking for dates and IL is probable that the
week following Will pe largely given up 10 Ohio.
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The District I'm Congress.
SALARIES OF THE ATTENDANTS OF ST. KLIzABETH's
HOSPITAL.

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Faulkner procured re-
consideration OF the vote by which the House bill
to increase the compensation OF the attendants
and nurses OF the Government Insane Asylum and
had the bill recommitted to the District commit
tee. In conversation with a STAR reporter Senator
Faulkner said that the bill Is Just and proper
one and he hoped TO see 1t passed He says the at
tendantS and nurses at the Insane Asylum work
addition are liable to be called up at any time
during their sleeping hours; that the highest ply
is SIS per month with board making about $45
per month. "There is not messenger in any or
the Departments" he added. "who does not re-
ceive as much for eight hours work per DAY and
with a much easier ndlighter character OF work"
Senator Faulkner wants 10 have the District COM
mittee summon DR.. Godding and other Officials Of
the asylum and some OF The employees. He be-
ueveS that q thorough examination OF the merits
OF the bill will result In its DaSSaQe
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The SaraeOwa Races,

SARATOGA, N. Y, August l3.-Ftrst race purse
mer won, Tessa K. second, Jubal third. Time,
l:20x.
second race, purse 500, mile and furlong-
0arsman won, With Little Minch second and Banjo
Third race, purse $3.50, mile-wvnwood won,
Hilda second, Clara G. third. Time 1:4eX.
kins second, James a. third. Tina. 1:21x.
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TIE COMMAND or TIE ARNy.-The command Of
the Army b still In the hands OF Secretary
Endicott. General Schoneld and stan are
at Army headquarters yet and will
probably remain there until the order ass Rning
the General to the command Is issued This order
must come from the President, who did not come in
rom Oak View to-day. Officers at the department
teei that as there Is no pressing Deed the order will
not be issued for several DAYS
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CHICAGO Markets,
LARRY posovAx,s BODY Fouxp-The body O

LARRY DoNovAN's BODY FouND.-The body OF
Larry Donovan, the bridge jumper. was picked up
Saturday evening In the Thames on Deptford. on
the Saturday previous to his death Donovan got
into drunken quarrel, and In the Tight which en-
sued had both his eyes blackened and his body
day morning. Finally he accepted q challenge to
jump from Hungerford bridge for purse OF $40.
He Immediately repaired TO the bridge drunk as he
wager. He removed nothing but his coat and
hurredly leaped from the foot path into the water
which he struck on his side or stomach. He i'm
mediately sank and was seen no more until his
body was picked up at Deptford.
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1t Is said that Sol Haas. trafnc manager OF the
Richmond and Danvtlle system, has resigned 70
accept Q similar poaition with the Chesapeake and
Ohio ana Big Vour.
In Caswelr County, N. c., saturday night, at .
coiored camp-meeting, Charles Wilson shot and
wife.
He was met aS tins railway station b. Emporor
William and guard q honor and eoaduoteo -
the castle.
rett on which ~ 0wner lot HI m hes ben ooa0
TO New YoTk parties M 5000
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Alabama Wants Immigrants.
AND SHE Is TAKING MEASURES TO SECURE THEM FRO

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 13-Capt r. F. KOlb
commissioner OF agriculture OF Alabama, left Mont
lie is accompanied BY a party Of thirteen gentle
men, representing GS many towns, who go In q
special car. He also takes another car filled with
specimens OF Alabama products for exhibition
They go direct to Evansville, Ind, and thence to
Des MONIES, Sheldon, council Bluffs, through Min
neapols, st. Paul, and back to Chicago. From
there they Will go through Ohio, Michigan, and
Pennsylvania. The object OF the trip is TO adver-
ttse Alabama resources IN the interest OF tmmigra
ton. Capt Kolb says Alabama has the immigra-
North.
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CATARRHAL Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers of suffocaton while
lying down. to breathe freely sleep soundly and
disturbed to rise refreshed head clear brain active
and free from pain or ache; to know that poison
Gus, putrd matter dees the breath and away the
delicate machinery of SMELL taste, and hearing fee
that the system does not through its veins and
les suck the poison that is to undermine and
destroy. Is indeed blessing beyond all other human
enjoyments. To purchase immunity from such fate
should be the object of all afflicted but those who have
tried many remedies and physicians despair Of relief
cure
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase of ca
tarrh from simple head cold to the loathsome
and destructive stages II is local and constitutional
Instant in relieving permanent in curing safe.
nomical and never falling.
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE consis of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE, one box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and one IMPROVED INHALER all wrapped in one pack
age with treatise and directions and sold by all drug
gists for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston.
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LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 13.-Capt. Jack Williams a
OF Malta, accomplished a remarkable feat yester-
day. He went up to Alton, Ills, and was taken
out In the river and his hands were bouno TO his
side, his legs strapped together and he was
then dropped overheard. Ills object was to swim,
thus handicapped, to this city, a distance OF 25
miles. He started few minutes after IL o'clock,
clad only In a pair OF trunks He arrived at the
big bridge a few minutes after O'Clock, having
been eight hours In the water. He was accom-
panied by an excursion boat, and made the long
swim without rest or sCoppage. He propelled him
self by working his legs, and swan the entire dis
lance on his back The swim is the longest ever
made in the river. The current was running about
eight miles an hour.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND cesar.

CoNrRAcr AwAKDKp.-The contract for the con-
struction Of coal vaults at the Georgetown custom
house was to-day, awarded 70 b Patrick, o; this
city, for So7, the work 70 be completed by sep
temoer Is
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IN WEAroN TURNED ASIDE AND THE sHoorrp n
yURED@fHB GENERAL UNHAENED

IN WEAroH TURNED ASIDE AND THE sHoOfKR M
JURxD-fHR GkkERAL UNNAMED
While Gen. Boulanger WAS driving In an open
carriage At Saint Jean d. Angeley yesterday, Prof
Perrin. OF the Lycee, nred nve shots at him, from
. revolver. y. Ratapan, q friend OF the general,
rushed forward and managed 10 turn the weapon
aside. The result was that Ratapan hilnself re-
ceived bullet In the back OF the head, but the
wound = not serious Two peasants were alsO
wounded. Cen boulsnger was not touched.
Prof. Perrin 70 friend OF Mayor Lair the candi-
date nomiDfed ~ the opportunists In opposition
70 boulaneI. The adaR occurred aI the height
o. pitched battle between the rival political par
oe4 when the gendarmes charging, count Dillon
recu1veo . blow on The head from STICK and other
Doulangt9ts were roughly handled Il d NOS Ger
tain that Perrin Intended 70 aim at Boulanger.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NHOkT EOUIE 10 LONDON
- NOnDDEUE SCHEfs LLOYD S. s. Co
fGst EXpress > Gamers.
To Southampton C>0ndOu. Havrel BrUInen.
Alers We'd. AU.- ID. NOON. Ems. sat. Aug Is, ,
y L.. sGa4-, Wei. Az. -. q Tulda. Sat. Aux
= . II lrav-. Wed, Aug -. IL am. Elite, l.,
= ~. l. a
'o-'iOrt4u-- saterooIns. excellent table luxrfouus
Saloon continents. PIces: LIT cabin SIS and up-
wants Oerti. accOrtiIn- 10 location: cabin 500
> 80 ---r.a-s ~ tuW rdLes, Atfly . 4. DR.
20 Penn ave. BEALI- BROWN x CO. I.i:sl II 81
(tJNALD LINE
~ ChAS. L DUBOIS CO. Bankers Agents
DO0 4th - n
Ca and 1nspect Plans and descr pton Of yeSsels To-
ttt. - made ~ once Cab 500. $50, 500
AL Ella kOUEdtTlp ~ sEeagly reIUcrd rates IA
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Japanese Villages Destroyed by Vol.
canic ErupiiOns-HcavyL Loss OF Life.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-Further advices re-
garding the volcanic eruptionsin Japan state that
the small villages of Kishizawa, Akurnoto and
Hosono, in Hinokihara Mura, were covered with
sand and ashes and the sites on which they stood
thrown into mountain. The number OF persons
buried In these villages Is entirely unknown, but
IT is believed, that no one there escaped alive The
following villages suffered the most: At Nina five
residences were destroyed and twelve persons were
killed; at Shebiupa seventeen residences were de-
strOyed and twenty persons killed or wounded; at
NagaZaka twenty-five residences were destroyed
thrty-seven residences were destroyed, but no one
was killed. The people fled.
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The Senate Tariff Bill.

SUGAR THE OBSTACLE IN THE WAY OF AGREEMENT.
There were no hearings before the Senate sub
finance committee to-day, but the republican
members were shut up in the commiJtee-room part
of the day. 1t is understood that so per cent cut
on lumber has been agreed upon, though against
the protest Of Senator HiscOck. sugar remains
the obstacle to final agreement, the opposition to
any reduction still holding out
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Two Fatal Mine Academia.

ASHLAND, Pa, August 13.-Two fatal accidents
occurred here this morning. VIM. Murray, boy
aged sixteen, while attempting 70 walk down the
slope at the Centralia colery slipped and fell TO
the bottom, and was instantly killed. At the
Big Mine Run Colllery Lewis Bartled, aged twenty
four, was instantly killed, and Michael Goblin
Hungarian laborer, was seriously injured by q rush
OF coal
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THE CORNELL Us1vEnsrrY CREw.
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACIN0-ITS
DANGERS LESSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF ENTERTAINING.

by me:
ZETA PSI HALL. CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
ITHACA. N. Y :, July 20, 1888. !
MRS HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
Dear Madam: shall always take pleasure in recon-
mending your "vita Nuova" to. athletes. particularly
oarsmen suffering from too much training.
During rigid and exceptionally severe course Of
hard training under Charles Courtney our coach"
became i'll and debtated from attack of dys entery.
but foolishly continued my hard work (averssing
row OF 20 miles per dayl until had trained down"
from $50 pounds to 147 and became completely pros
trated or what boating men called "overtraiued"
vita Nuova" has completely restored my wasted
vitality, and feel full of life and grateful that
desire personally to thank you. used "vta Nuova"
through the Recommendation of Mr. Blow of st. Louis
Gratefully yours. ROBERT LEE McCOMB,
"Stroke" Cornell University Crew
Vita Nuova (New Lfe) is the best remedy for dys-
pepsia nervousness sieeplessness and overwork. 1t
Will assist the weak stomach; 1t will rest the weary
brain it will brace up the shattered As it
made from the prescription Of famous physician, you
are not taking Quack medicine. As 1t is made by
honest manufacturer. you assured Of pure ngre-
dents. As it is used and Endorsed by and
you all know and respect, you are not using an IN
known or untred remedy only be careful to get the
genuine; refuse substitutes Send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER, 90 Park Place, New York, for additional
testimonials; from Rev. David SWING Of Chica2o
Judge Morgan J. O'Bren. Supreme Court New York:
Hon. Henry Watterson. of Kentucky ex- Gov Andre
G. Curtin of Pennsylvania and many others Of like
character and reputation. aug
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From the Rochester Democrat, August IL.
Last evening about o'clock DR.. Swift received
a telegram announcing the rediscovery OF Faye's
comet, which was expected about this time 1t
was found very near the calculated place which
had recently been sent out from one OF the Ger.
man obServatortes. DR.. Swift received the ephe-
merts yesterday, ana intended TO look for the
comet last night But the astronomers at Nice
had several days advantage, and found 1t Thursday
night 1t Is in the constellation OF Taurus not Tar
from Zeta TaurL II is also near famous nebula
In that vicinity. This makes the fourth comet
now visible, Encke's having been picked up In the
southern heavens. The Brooks comet was again
observed last evening. II was the judgment Of
both DR.. swift and the Democrat observer that It
is brighter than when nrst observed. Its angular
motion Is still small and 1t Is apparently coming
toward us. 1t Is q little to the LETT and above
Lambda OF the Great Bear. The nucleus was bright
and the tail quite well defined. Observation
shows that the Tail Is at about right angle to q
line joining the comets head and the sun, Instead
Ut being turned toward the sun as at nrst sup
posed In few days its orbit will be calculated
30 we may know positively what it Is TO do At
present Il has every appearance OF large comet
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Threw the Woman out Of the Window

PROBABLY FATAL RESULT OF A DRUNKEN QUARREL
BETWEEN HCSBAEDA AND WIFE.
BOSTON, Mass, August 1a-An assault which
was the result or Sunday drunk and which may
prove fatal occurred at 80 O'Clock this morning
Charles Moran, while drunk, threw his Wife, Mary,
nfty-three years OF age, from the second-story
window to the ground, distance OF nearly rs
feet. The woman's left hand and her nose were
broken by the fall and she was severely injured.
She was removed TO the city hospital, where she
lies In q very critical condition. Moran was
arrested. Both the parties had been drinking
heavily, and when the assault took place they
were both very drunk.
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MARRIED..

sECHER-DORR At Church Of the Epir,hany by
Rev. Arthur ). Phelps. August ~. lsss MM
sEChER to MAkGAllET n. DOlik. both Of Washing
ton. D. Z.
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TALK OF FORMING COKE TRusT.-The question
OF forming coke syndicate Is being again dis
have discussed the matter secretly, and expressed
themselves as favorable TO q new combfhation.
week, and some OF the small operators, who are
anxious TO start up their ovens, are said to BE-
willing TO so into the syndicate and have prices
put up about 81, the ngure at which coke has been
selling for several weeks past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

THE CHoCrAw CLAIM CAsE.-In the Equity Court
Judge Merrick, this morning, the CnOctaw claim
case damon agt. Mckee, was called. In the case
an order had been made directing the defendant,
Henry z. Mckee, to pay $l36,5OO into the registry
OF the court. An appeal was noted and the appeal
bond was fixed at 100000. The term allowed for
ming the bond expired on Saturday. A motion
had been made by Judge Weed for an extension OF
time. This morning Mr.. Weed renewed the motion
and asked that until September be allowed to
ME the bond. MeSsrs Coleman and Stafford OBJ
1ected, and after argument the court denied the
motion. motion for an attachment for contempt
against MI. Mckee was filed but not acted on.
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GAuoRRs APPonTED. - The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed Issac W. Hlghtower to be
gauger at Ludville. Ca; to be gauger 1t German
town, N. c., David Poindexrer, and John Z Osborne
to be gauger at DIN N. c.
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PEKsoNAI--The California DELEGATION 70 the

PERsoNAL-The California delegation to the
American party convention, composed OF J. F. Nc
Swain, c. N. Wilson, v. j. Robertson, II. L. Curtis,
=: NJ. Cuniagh. &. NJ. Brewster and L. s Rogers;
Hon. J. Ii, Wallace Of New Lisbon, Ohio, d. Cottle
OF Cincinnati, Hon. Edwd. Scult OF Pa, L. D. Cope
land OF Camden, n. J., E. A. Clark Of chicago, Jas
Culun OF Nashville, Tenn, and c. w. Pratt OF New
YORK, are at the Ebbitt-Mr. Z. Pifferling has
returned from a weeks stay at Deer Park.-W.
d. Lewis OF Chicago H., W. S. Young OF Cleve-
land, and ]. H. Mann OF Boston, are at the st.
James--J. II. Rice OF Indianapolis j. K. Moore
OF Vicksburg Z. s. Densmore OF Boston, NJ. ]. Ho-
gan Of ST. John, N. b., J. c. WorthingJon or Phila
delphla, and E. I. Bastiannelli, Homer 2. Beach
ana Z. ID. Barrette OF New York, are at Will
iard's"G; H Hammond. j.. OF Detroit, the Pitts
Durg Base Sail Club, II. B. Newton OF Albany, L.
G. Lawton OF Cincinnati II. A. Barnum OF New
YORK and J, 7. Farrell OF Providence r. l., are at
the Arlington.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hendley OF
Capitol Hill, are at Rehoboth.-N. A. Munson OF
washington, was registered In Paris yester-
day.-Dr. Hyatt has returned from q months
so1ourn at Ocean Beach and Fauquier Springs
Major y c. Mcclure, the appointment clerk OF the
Post-Ofce Department, has gone 10 his home in
Chester,S. C.-Mr. L. j. Stellwager has returned
from Poland Springs, Me-, where he has been for
several weeks.
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Ayes Ham Vreos

Rsndsrs the hair soft. plant and siossy. pro
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptivs dis
eases Of the scalp May 4 Jsckson. Salem,
MssA, writes; Il have used Ayers Hair vigor
for number Of years, and IL has always g1vsn
me satisfsction. II II an excellent drsssins.
prevents the hair from turning sr,y. insurss
it, vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair eomEs7ced
falling out. and in . few weeks wss almost
bald. bought . bottle Of Ayers Hair vigor.
and. after using only part Of II. my head was
covered with heavy growth Of b r.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove. KY
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver b Co. Lowell,
Mass. Sold by Druggists and PerfumerR ja23
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"MR. BARNES OF NEW YORK; GErs CLxRK-
sHIP.-Harry 8. Barnes, OF New York, has been
appointed to 500 clerkship in the Dead-Lstter
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ESCAPED FROM JAu.-Louis Redman alias Chas,
Mitchell arrested here last week Tor horse-steaLng
and sent TO Rockville, broke jan ut that place last
night and maue his escape
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HIS BODY SMASHED 10 A J.LLY.-At wilkes
barre, Pa, Saturday, John Il Thomas, . miner,
fell headlong down the shaft OF Q mine, o dis
lance OF over 300 feet, TO the bottom, stnk1ng .
mass OF rock In the GALL through the shaft, which
is lined with planks and rough boards the body
bone In his body was broken and the nesh was
rendered as SOFT a jelly. He was 70 have been
married to-day.
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A SLIGHT FIRE.-About 12:45 O'Clock to-day an
alarm was turned In from box No. 3l2 for fire in
the house OF Mr.. Dent, No. PIP 22d street north
west. About $50 worth OF clothing was destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

woman ~ the name q LIME Muller vas Committed
toG trial - The Jefferson xariket Police Court IN
NEW Yogk yeofog0Ay On TIE charge o. Turing young
real eoense e11 1ngufAnce broker, 0ustave New
ma was 80 ~ ~ jude On ne charge q b.
trsy1ne ysusg Gk1 - - vuaans paAcs q July
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SHR SAYS He THREATENS TO STARvE HER OUT
Maggie Russell has by Messra Birney and Birney
Ihey Were married April o. 1874, and lived to-
gether tlll December "a 1887, when, she asserts,
ne leit her. she states that January last he en-
treatment and IL was dismissed; that when he
lett her she was without means OF support: that
until FEBRUARY he daily delivered q scant ration
OF meat, sugar. &C., but much less than her needs
required, with one peck OF coal and q stick OF
WOOD she states that the court gave her the use
OF mouse 707 9th street southwest, and she has
rented some OF the rooms but the defendant claims
the rents and threatens to starve her out.
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THOMAS DowLiNa. Anctioneer'
IS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.

kNTIRE CONTENTS OF GROCERY ESTABLISH.
MkNT, NO 1923 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST IA, 1883, commencing at
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, will sell the entire contents Of
store NO. lO->o Ith street northwest, between New
York avenue and l. street, embracing in part
shelf Goods. Teas. Cofees Spices Soaps, Starch,
ups. Ninegars, Wood and Willow Ware, Cigars, To-
6aceo &c. &c Terms cash. Goods to be removed on
day of sale. Also, Horse, Wagon and Harness.
aull-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer