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The Naval Cadet Hazers.

The Naval Cadet HaZers.
THE couRT-AARTIAL AT ANNAPOLIS STILL At WORK
At Annapolis yesterday the testimony OF Naval
Cadet Gross closed the prosecution In the case or
Cadet Willard. For the defense Cadet Stockford,
fourth class, testified that before the Constella-
ton left the wharf third-class man proposed to
make him chew toilet paper and Cadet Willard in
terfered, and he was not made to do it. The de.
tense was argued by Ensign Gibbons, who claimed
that the Charges against Cadet Willard mad
failed.
The case Of Cadet Bernard H. Camden, third class,
was then taken up. He was defended by Lieut.. j.
B. Briggs and Daniel X. Randall Cadet Lang, 4th
class, testified that he had night with Camden ON
the 10Th OF last june because he Uang) refused to
tell story to some third-class men. Camden did
not force him to nght and Lang was not Influenced
Tight by the other third-class men because he was
ABOUT Langs size Cadet Sparks fourth class testi-
NED as TO the hight, in which he was Lang's second
and said that alter the night Lang was asked by q
third-clasS man he could tell story then, and he
said: Eyes, sir" Lang was worsted in the nght
For ILLEGAL vorYNG IN MARYLAND-John H.
Schaener, member Of the Maryland legislature
from the 18th ward OF Baltimore, was before
United States Commissioner Bond in that city
saturday, charged with falsely swearing before
the register OF the 9Th precinct OF the 18th ward
tnat Charles Bromme was naturalized citizen
and had voted In the precinct for three years It
V alleged that Bromme never had been registered
at all He has not yet been captured. Chas
Dletz was also before the commissioner, charged
with illegal registration. Dietz ia now serving
term 10 jail for mlsdemeanor. Both cases went
over TIL to-day.
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BURTT-wIILIAMs On Monday July % 1888
by the Rev. 3. W. Haddaway, at his residepce ii II
BUkTT 70 LUCY MINOR WILLIAMS. ali o. this CITY .
,CAMI1BRUNNER. on July 81. 1855, at the resi-
dence of Rev {. Herbert Richardson BE NJ n CAMP
Of Norfolk Va. and ANNA v. BRUNNkk VI Hsidls.
berg. Germany. .
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VIM. R WOODWARD. Trustee.
LEROY NJ. TAYLOR. Trust Q.
Jy14-d6ds

II "A
~ LOT, lMPkOy D BY HOUSE NO. lis FIFTH
SIREEI SOUTHEAST. HAVING A FRONT OF
"a FEET BY DEPTH OF 90 FEET, TO AL
LEY.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Coumlia made in the cause No 11243 In
equity W ertin WIN H. MARSHALL and others are com
plainants and Hattie and Alice Marshall are defend
ants shall, on MONDAY AFTERNOON. the THIR-
TlETH DAY OF JULY, A d. 1883, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, ell at public auction in front OF the
prelnlses the following real estate described the
plat OF the city OF Washin<to in the Distinct Of Co
umDia as and being part of lots twelve and thirteen
IN square eight hundred ana eighteen. beginning
point on Fifth street east thirty 1851 feet north
from the southeast corner of lot thirteen 3) run
mig THENCE north along said Fifth street twenty
CAD feet thence west the entire depth Of lot thence
SOUTH along the line OF lots II and H. twenty
four C24 feet thence east to the place Of beginning
Terms OF sale: One-half of the purchase money in
cash and in year. the deferred payment to
bear interest from the day OF sale and evidenced
by the notes OF the purchaser which be secured
oy deed VI trust on the premises all cash. the
chasers option. deposit ot $500 required sale;
conveysncing recording. &C. the pure hasers cost
Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten day s.
otherwise the trustee the right resell the
risk and cost OF the deiaulting purchas r.
EUGENE +. ARSOL Trustee,
,>.,......- 4oS Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers ivISdts
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The Catholic University.

A LARGE LECTURE HALL TO BG BUILT IN THIS CITY.
Arrangements are being made by the board Of
trustees OF the Catholic University TO erect large
public hall In this city. II will be used by the
university place for the delivery OF courses OF
lectures which may be established In connection
with the studies at the university. The hall Will
also be rented, and is intended 10 all need which
exists In this city for a large building where lee
lures, concerts, conventions, &C, can be held
Nothing has been decided In regard TO this new
enterprise, except the fact that IL Will 20 on
Bishop keane said recently that the erection OF
the hall Will be begun very soon. IL Is not known
TO have IL as central as possible. The work the
divinity building OF the university is going on,
and II Is expected that the structure viii be CON-
pleted by the fall or lss9 when the new university
viii be formally opened This Will be one OF the
features OF the celebration OF the centennial OF the
establishment OF the Roman Catholic hierarchy In
this country.
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Orlando A Jones has bought OF Campbell Car
rington, for g, 75sl5 half interest 10 lot B. part
MI Pleasant one acre on 7th-street road
10 NJ. q. Emery q transfer has been made by &.
=. Emery, for q nominal sum, OF twenty lots In
lsherwood.
b u. Warner Co. have sold for Mrs. Fannie
Bryan 70 Daniel Shanahan the house 1911 Penn
syNania avenue for 5000 Mr.. Shanahap pro-
poses 10 remodel the house at once and Mt it up
as business place for his own use Also for Capt.
Little, OF New York, house 2303 street NORTH
west TO MIS-. Virginia Day Tor q, 500
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secret 1nvcstt0asiOu.
PAYnAsTKR ALLEN LOOKING ron rHE BIG USE IN I'm

The New York Ss1n to-day says: Paymaster
Allen returned from Washington 70 Brooklyn yes
terday morning. and acting under Instructions
from Secretary Whitney, went TO the nayy-yard
with J. Monroe HASKELL OF the Department OF
Justice, and began private investigation Of the
frauds In the purchase OF supplies The secret In
Quiry was IN progress for several houp IN the Ly-
ceum building, and the room In which tt was held
was guarded. Paymaster LOOMS said: "The en-
animation wil be entirely private. and the stenog-
rapher Will make an oath not TO reveal any OF tho
testimony. All persons who are within reach aad
can throw any light on the matter under investi-
CATION VIII be summoned as witnessed"
The real object, it Is said, OF Secretary whitney
Is 10 discover not only the perpetrators OF the
frauds, but the Government oficials who were
responsible Tor The loose methods which made such
frauds possible. United states Marshal stafford
lntimated yesterday that other arrests were 20 b.
MADE. de said: 1T Is the big game we are now
after. Laird and shea may have been perfectly
honest In what they have done but their superiors
certainly directed Affairs fear the wide publicity
given TO the matter has put some OF the men we
stay in the United states"
Thomas M. Shea, OF the supplies ana provision
department. VINO was arrested on q Charge Of
stealing a barrel OF pork, before Commissioner
Benedict yesterday. Ban In $500 for his appears
was furnished by Supervisor Garrett Cullen OF the
nth ward, and his examination was adjourned
--SOS
EDITOR MOORE AND MRS. NORTON AT IpAHo
SPKISGs-A dispatch from Topeka, Kan, states
that when the adultery case against Henry W.
Moore was called he failed 10 appear, and nis bond
oI $500 was forfeited telegram from Idaho
Springs watering place thirty miles west OF Dem
Yer, says Editor Moore and Mrs. Norton have ar
rived there and are living at one or the summer
hotels as man and wife.
John +. Herne. the actor, died at Hot SPRING.
ARK. on Saturday.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-The subscription fund
Started week ago by Mayor Hewitt to reimburse
.. NJ. Hartt, who suffered q loss Of s., 500 by the
boycott against him, Instituted by the Knights OF
LABOR, was completed to-day, the full amount De-
ing subscribed
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The Courss,


PnoBAfB C0uRT-CAssf yHsfScs Btn0k0a.
Yesterday, Estate Cashmere Ginesa; letters q
asaIs 1m fU~s osss SSs& o
returnable August IL, loo1 Estate q Maggie A
Thompson and william & Thompson; psoo0as q
Brumer; Do, Joan Adam epguoer. Estates John
etswart ana May p. Faunoe, accounts ponDod.
E1GAeD ChAE1o Hom1ilers WIN 0lo6
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE sIDE.wHEEI
STEAMER LANCASTER.

By direction and authority of the owners We will
se at the head of Smiths wharf. Baltimore Md on
IHukSDAi. JULY TWENrY-sIXTH, 1883. q
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON the valuable STEAMER
LANCASTER; She was built in Baltimore in ls4S
tieigh; and towboat could be RENTED passenger
best admirably ADAPTED for the peach trade Length
l:5S feet be1m, "a 00-10O feet: width all, al
feet depth OF hold, 20-lQ0 teet tonnage. $50 40.
100; diameter Of cylinder SO inch stroke of engine
b feet: low pressure. surface condenser; speed ~
knots: draueht Of water when light, about feet.
Sale positive aud peremptory. May be examined al
the head OF Smiths wharf aud after Monday
July %.
Terms One third cash, balance on easy terms with
interest," and secured to the satisfaction Of the
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND.
321,24.25 Auctioneers, Baltimore Md.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July "a. - VIRGINIA skies, con-
soiidated. "a past due coupons "a: do. threes
64As do. ten-forties, BAN bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. July "a. Cotton quiet and
ste dy middling. lOA. Flour steady and firm: Wheat
Southern, active and easier, tultz. o.aS1; Long
berry. s4ssS; western, quiet and easy; No winter
as5*: December, s9ss9a; Corn southern. steady
and easy mixed spot; 81 gao august 5d,.a52 sep
southern and Pennsylvania. 4Oa4o: western white. Al
s43 western mixed 40a4OH. Rye hrmer, oYa60.
Hay quiet and steay-prime to choice WESTERN 10 %
a19.50. Provisions fairly active at current prices
Petroleum stead, refined ~. Coffee duil.Rio car
goes fair, IA l. IA. Suear hrm-A-soft, TX; copper
refined, steady, l5halo2. Whisky, quiet, 126a12S
Freights to Liverpool per steamer firm - cotton
SGD; dour per ton, los gram. 3Ha4d. keceI.
flour, l.. 900 barrels; wheat, 80. 600 bushels;
1000 bushels: oats 300 bushels: rye. 200 bushels
No shipments. Sales-Wheat 10000 bushels; corn.
$4,000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. July "a. IL q. m.-Wheat opened
in spite of stronger cables The weakness
attributed to the breaking down Of the July future
and the superstition that the shorts N this month had
covered Nevertheless July still at substantial
premium August Tie opening prices We're son
aud G9a respectively against S1L and 19ss. as the
closing prices yesterday August corn opened u off, at
45.. receipts of ol3 cars where only 49,
pected- At IL a. m. quotations were Tor AUGUST:
Wheat, 795 corn. 454s: oats, 257s for September:
pork 1887; lard. s 70aS. TN; short ribs S.07Ja.
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The Q. s. s. DOLPHIN has arrived at Acapulco,
H., to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stool

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices OF
tn New York Stock Market, rs reported by special
to COrsUn and Mccartney 14lY 4 street.
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PosrhAsrRRs APPOINTED Jesse W. Han has been
appointed postmaster at Simpsons, Floyd county,
virginia, and Jacob A. Dozen at Fountain Green.
Hartford County, Maryland.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SIEAMEk JOHN W. THOMPSON,
- COMniencInx MONDAY June - 1855 for Potu-
La tlS 440lEss - I4r Is CO.OnlAl Beach Nomini,
CuruOIuau. and Leo 4rutOwn-
Leave oh street wharf at : am. Monday Wednes-
Gay AID riday. fare all landings. frsi-c ass SO
cents. secOndclass. 80 cents l. ". EMMART,
1eZi-oW Central MANAGER
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
u fCr Laltimorv and Potomac River Landings.
Steamer SUI, Capt Geognexan. leaves Stepneusopu
MEarf every SUNDAY. al 4 o'clock y. ksivas
freight IL si be prepaid
fOE further information apply to
sIEPHENSON BRO.
II
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOT BILE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
eIEEI, RAILS MAGNIFICENT FOUIpMENT

l.
IN EFFECT JUNE I'D. 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION.
SohNEK SIXTH AND STREETS. AS Fol-
OrP1.tsoy and the West Chicago Limited Express of
Line 50 tv ar a. g9 a. nm and ds NJ
With sleeIing Cars from Pttsburg TO Cincinnati.
cheaso ~tS stpns car iooee
b1PT q, az 40 daily with s t
SRi saturday, Harrisburg to Cleveland eonnectinx
louisville and Memphis Pacific Express. 1890
Pm dAily for htts6 ,n and he West with
Chrago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For bre Cana 5a;l Roehss1er Buffalo SasarA
Gar washington to Rochester.
an an; daily e.esp, sunday 90 600 -
Hes hGah .nd te 4 sn 9pp 1o . Sa
Sunday Sunday 300 !: 40 An. zoo. 4;lo; 1000: and
Car; daily except sunday. i and As it,I p.
For Boston without Change. Zoo pm. every dav.
For Bar Harbor without change daily. except satur-
For BROOKLYN r. all through trains connect at Je-.
ssy CITY with boats r q Brooklya AnneS af9rdins
ffTTiass Hc rs IS N Sg Yo dn city
600 1000 and IL H. 20 1 pm ai on sum sum-
day. 90; IL 40 .m zoo. 4: TO- 900. 10 90; and
weekdays and ) As p m daily. With Dining ng
''t Fl iaS S1s 3 sSSS ?sS sSH iS
az s4o; a 200 DO 1000 and u, ~ 20 pm ON sun
4:1O. 600 . 40 1000 and IL .2Opm
For Popes creek Line. 20 AIN and 40 pm. daily
- except sunday.
For Annapolis. . 30 and 8 90 a m IL Or % AMI
500 NJ daily. except Sunday. Sundays, 200 a.
m. 10p.m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND wASHINuTON
RAILROAD
For Ale xandria. 800. @; 81 $40 9:45. 1857 an
~ noon 05. 4:23 800 5:;,J, Cos s .O5.
IUOl. anu IL 80 m On sunday at 900, 9:4a
1907 An. 80, 300. S:o5. and 1905 pm
ACCOMMODATING for Quantico. 90 pm. weekdays
and sos pm daily except Sunday
1ralnS leave Alexaniria for WashIngton 6 o. Or
500, 10, 1918. 1l.O7 am. 20 800. BIB
9:IU :O.], 9:32, 1892 and IL .05 m. on sun
and 10 40 pm.
Tcket> and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue and al
the station where orders be left for the chec kius
Of baage t. destination from hotels and residences
CHAS l. PUGH. j II No ID
6cn-ral Manager. Ie4i Gen. Pas AGENT
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PROPOSALS.

YNREASURY DEPARTMENT. JULY II, 1885,
Il Sealed proposals will BE- received the office OF
the supei inten,ient reasury building until TWO
OCLOCh PM THURSDAY: AUGUST 10, 1883, for
furnishing certain book binders materials for use Of
this Department Samples of the articles required
may De seen at the Snperintendents Office and
dule OF the same obtained The right is reserved TO
reject any ali lids parts Of any bid c. s. FAIR
CHILD, secretary. IL
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND cesar.

YELLOW FKvRR m General
Hamilton has received q dispatch from Or. Wall
at Tampa Fla, stating that that city Is healthy,
but that two new cases OF yellow fever have ap-
peared In Plant City. There was one doubtful
case At Manatee yesterday
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The Coroner scraped mp the Remains.
REDDNG. CAL, July 2A-At Morley's Station %
miles from here. James Mason, a veteran stage
driver, committed suicide In q horrible manner.
on IL and touched the explosive on The coroner
gathered up 20 pounds or the body In q basket
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'I,gusTEE's SALE OF No. 1905 ST. NV.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me- dated December
81, 1856 and recorded in Lber No l233 folio "a ct
OF the land records of the District Column
note sec ured thereby. will sell at public auction in
ElGH II DAY Or uLl, 1888, at FIVE AND HALF
to:3O) O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
estate situate in the City Of Washington d. C., witt
Part OF original lot To- i'll square numbered Ia begin.
ning Tor the same at point 100 feet west from the
corner Of said thence west the line
II street 20 feet tn nee south lQ4 feet inches.
thence east ~ Feet thence north 1O4 feet inches
the point Of beginnins Also the right of way in fee
PANEL HAener dated august o. 1865 and recorded
subject to two certain deeds Of trust the FIRST
recorded IN L6er No 1888 folio e. ct seq to secure
num- after January l4th. 1883; and the other dated
January Sth, 1887, and recorded i'll said LiSer No
lS folio 81. ct seq, one OF said land records
ing thirty nine notes for $50 each payable thirty
lime consecutlye months sooner at option, after
December Sth 1887 with interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum after said December Sth payable
monthly.
Terms Of sale cash. 900 Of which must Deposited
when the property Is knocked down. and the balance
be paid wi hin ve days from day Of sale All convey.
ancng ut purchasers cost. II terms of sale are not
complied with the trustee the right resell
at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser after
star. c. H KNIGHT. Trustee
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct jy2O2i.34 26S27
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held FOR TIE GRAND JURY.--A colored man
name John Young, whose home Is al No. 3 Hone
avenue, while serving q SIX months sentence In
Graham, who was also serving q term. Graham,s
term expired last week and he was released
"Wednesday he called at foung's house and repre-
senting that Young had sent him there Young
wife gave him 81. warrant Was sworn cut and
last night Omcer Pearson arrested Graham for
false pretenses he was tried In the Police Court
this Afternoon and was held for The action OF the
grand jury.
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THE TRADES.

SPEcIALTl IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
= Century Magazines bound Tor IS and rs cents a
Tux L1CkIT bIApEkx lestsblished 1S45), 10 II
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Rockville Academy.
NEW PRINCIPAL ELEcrED-A SUCCESSFUL SEASON n
PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
Correspondents Of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, July %, 1855
At o meeting OF the trustees OF the Rockville
Academy, held here to-day, DIR. C. X. Nelson was
elected principal OF that Institution. He was for
many years connected with 81. Johns College at
Annapolis and has for the past five years been
principal OF the academy at Brookeville, this
county. To-day be rented the large House OF Mrs
K I. Veirs at the west end OF town and adjacent
TO the academy grounds which Will be used for
the accommodation OF pupils from a distance. The
appointment gives mucn satisfaction and the new
principal promises TO start the school with an ad-
dition OF al least twenty -nye pupils from places
outside the county. project 10 now under con-
sideration by the trustees OF the academy 70 pur-
chase the large, but yet unfinished, hotel west
end, and whiC b lies adjacent 10 a large farm be-
Queathed 70 the Institution by the late Juus Vest
8. A NJ
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II NERNOSi MI. VERNON.

MI 4 NLhNUN. N I NLhNON.
STEAMER ". W CORCORky
Leayes 18th wharf daily (excet sunday for W.
vernon and i.lVer LAndln-ss far down GymOut
40 O'Clock a. IL keturnlnx, reaches WASHINGTON
about $50 ~
slo L l. BLAKE. Captain
I.OR POTOMAC RIVER LANJIN1S
u NV IRON SIEANER 'WAKkFIFLD~
Leaves ath =. wharf on MONDAYS. TIL hSDAYS
nd SAlJEDAIS al am. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS AID SUNDAYS T. m. touchjn- at RiverIand-
itss a. Tar NonliuI Greek Va Clements Bay 4
LeOnsfdtowu. MI. Cofuecfs with b ard D IN n at
slsPherds see schedule. JOHN u. PAD0EIT. Art
Z W N DIZZY. Maua-er- .a25
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Can be found in almost every household
throughout The land 1t this season.
How TO get rid Of such smells IL the
question that interests every nest house.
keeper. Here 10 ths lauswer; Burn SEA-
1uRYs SULPHUR CANDLIs In your
NELL Kitchens. Closets, sinks, Outhousss.
Chicken Coops Bird Cages and all other
THAT places that need distinction. These
candles are made Of the finest sulphur.
4EILS burn freely. and there IL no danger OF IRE
from them. Sold by drugEists. SEA
BURY 3 JoHSsoN. New York. Sole Manu-
utHctureEu. U23
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ENocH RIpGwAYs FuNERAL-The funeral OF Mr..
12Ih-street East Washington N. T. church Rev.
J. ID. stu omciating, and IL was attended By
large number OF the older citizens OF the District
The deceased was native OF Maryland. slater
by trade, and came here over sixty years AGO for
many years residing on l2th street. between G and
ID northwest, where he kept his STATE yard. He
the cause OF his death was BnVhts diseasa
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TblGglamS 10 The Star.
Gen. shsridau,s Improvemens.

Gen. Sheridanss Improvement.
II sfxs " FoR A SHORT TINE AND - ADLx 10 SEE
HIS FRIRltp&
NEW BEDFORD, MAss, July 24-Gen. Sheridan
naQ restful night ana IL resting comfortable to-
oay Every change In his condition 10 for the bet
Ier. he sat on the edge OF the bed for fifteen min
SIes yesterday, and this with the statement that
ne Is now able to zee his friends give tangible evi
dence OF his improvement
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NJ ". COksOA JNO. W. MACAKTNEY
u Member n. Y. stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l0 h ST. NV
BANKERS alo Dealers IN Governments Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securites listsd
On The Exchanges OF New York, Phladelpnia Boston.
and Baltimore bought and sold
ecialty made Investment Securities Distyict
Bonds and all Local xilrvsd Oas Ipsurapcs md Tsi
ephone stock dealt in
American bel Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
1--WE CELLULOID TkUSa
u That Urexks, never ysaru ont slv avs clean.
arc ean bs worn while bathing
IL Tor salexs
CHAa FISHER'S
A. vy.uv. t2o u street northwest
Lsay kstzVaA Nj
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Cool THE BLoop
BY USING
TARRANTs
10 SETTLER APERIENT.

No, WEIL-REGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
~ be without q bottle Of ANGOsTUkA BIT.
IERS. the world-renowned appetizer and tnviR.
orator. beware Of copntsrfsits Ask for the genuine
SONS. 10
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AUCTION SALES.
IT L. BOYER. AGENT.

II L. BOYER. A0HNT
FINE sTocK OF aRocERrrs COMPRISING
dLOUk. TEAS. COFFEE SUGAR CANNED
GOODS kARpINES. SYRUPA VINEGAR. TO.
H S1G0 p APP oSIaARs s LI9goERs w0opxEN
C00M s1nNN sAEE OIL TANK; SAoW,CAskS.
0rEEf- Nils, BU CHEZ SCALES AND OUT
ut LAk0E ICE BOX DESK, COZ MEMS, BINS,
SbELxiN0. OFFICE CLOCK AWNING AND
Also one BLACK Hawk Mare Colt six years old, hns
roedster one Gray Mare seven years old trotting
buggy Single Asrness; one covered delivery WAron
and one covered platform WAGON. almost new.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY.
SlXTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, We win sell the above
stock IN store OF goth and streets northwest
10 which the Of dealers and private buyers
respectfully called C. A. BOOT co. Auctioneers.
5y23-3t sos Market Space
q W. STICKNEY, Auctionssr.
Will sell at suction the stock and ttinss Of the Char
and iobacco store. No. 1920 14th St u. w., FRIDAY,
July x7, 1883. AT ALF-PAsT EIvEP. NJ jy23-5ts
GREEN WISE. Auctioneers
STEAM FERRY BOAT VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.
WI De offered for sale at public suction sATUR-
DAY, The TWENTY-EIGHTH INST, AT TWELVE
SSCLOSk 1t LANNON'S Wharf. Alexandria, Va, the
y2l-6t BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
TNkUsTEEs SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
l. DIV kLIlNG HOUSE. No. llOo EIk4INIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-24

Thus 10 VITA NUOvA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. 1t has restored to
health the aged and the infant No remedy has ever
commanded such spontaneous Inducements No
remedy has many friends. The stomach snd nerves
ale the causes of our troubles. VITA NUOVA
quickly brings them into normal condition. One dose
Of VITA NUOvA" will digest hearty meal In one to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach Of all
strain Refreshing sleep aud perfect health will follow
its Pure blood is its companion 1t IL not wine
Of and counterfes and substitutes have proved
unavailinx ap1S-6m