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WASHINGTON Soc1ErY WOMEN.
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MODESTO.
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN.
TO BE READ CAREFULLY

Miss J. F. SMITH. No 1889 9th ct. 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 yesrs from
Nervous Prostitution, and have only kept my feet
through the use of tones. This year 1t had been .
harder fight than but about two months one
OF my Customers Mrs Justice Miller advised to
try your Vita Nuov&' have ,a.Iroved steadily
hn,e .-s.u as use q T. sad would Ike 20 know II
you viii seai 1t > ne hr-ct. sad wat will charge
me by lbs lozen oot.lsss Ny :orewomsu who is con.
sumptive. = also 'aktLg 1t With great benefit have
recommen led Vita N1ova to many Of my customers.
An early will greatly cbge. yours respectfully.
Miss J. +. SMITH.
ITO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
80 and 81 Park Place. New York"
Thus is 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 Endorsements No
remedy has many friends. The stomach and nerves
the of troubles. VITA NUO A"
quickly brings them into normal condition. One dose
Of VITA NUOVA" wi digest hearty meal in to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach of all
strain. Refreshing sleep and perfect health will follow
its Pure blood its comp MON. 1t is not wine
Of and and substitutes have proved
unsvai.iuR. sp1S-6m
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SPECIALTIES.

WANTED-ELECTRI IN NERVOUS,
w Meatal and spinal disease, Ovarian and Uterine
troubles. Paralysis, Scatics Choral &c, Hairs re-
moved: Structures cured; references, Washington
DIR l. -. NICHOLSON
tl1-1m' 6o4 18th st. n. W.. Cor. f.
MAJ Z ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
Mist can give You your exact life cnsrt and TO her
Come aud b. convinced. Prof. G. ARDkNN NE. Graphic
og1st and Phrenolosst. business QuAlIncations &C.
Open sundays. 83v II ct. jyl4-lvs
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A Woman in the Case.
A FILTRATION WHICH LED TO BowLES CONFESSION
OF THE DYNAMITE PLOT.

Two women figured In the trial Of the alleged
dynamiters cases in Chicago yesterday, occupying
seats behind the desk In the courtroom One OF
them was said to be the woman to whom Bowles
though q married man, made love while on his
dynamite expedition In Indiana, and whose pres
ence more than anything else, Induced Bowles to
confess In order 10 head on suit for divorce.
Alexander Smith, the Aurora Brotherhood fire
called. He was interrupted at the very outset by
Lawyer David for the defense, moving that all
evidence concerning lniormer Bowies be stricken
legation Tue court leL II stand. The examination
OF inIormer Smith was then started again. when
Lawyer DonohOe, for the prisoners, Interrupted
MN with an instruction that he need not answer
II ne would thereby crlm1nate himself, and that he
need not testify unless he SO desired. The court
confirmed these instructions, and Smith proceeded
with his testimony, unnesitatingly Confirming the
case outlined the nrst day OF the trial By District
Attorney Ewing for the prosecution. Smith Was
subjected 70 q severe cr0SS-eXamnatton by defend
ants counsel They failed to get him TO CONTRA
DICT himself but established the fact that he knew
nothing about the dynamite found on the train
when Broderck, BowleS and Wilson were arrested.
CONFERENCE
was held yesterday afternoon at the ONCE Of the
chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad, In Chi
cago, at which the road was represented by Presi-
dent Perkins, Weep esident Beasiey, General
manager stone, Writ DeAIes. and J. ": Blythe.
sargent, Of the nremen, and Mr. Alexander sulIi-
and sargent In Chicago had been kept secret
Propositions were MADE looking 10 termination
OF the strike on the Burl ngt0n, but no concession
was reached at yesterdays meeting.
new and dangerous counterfeit OF the 81 silver
certificate mas been discovered IN New YORK. II is
Q fraction OF an inch longer than the Treasury
plate. II Is, however, deficient IN execution
The cornerstone OF q coiOred Baptist college, to
cost $50 COO was laid In Lynchburg, Va, yesterday
L. Is the nrst institute OF the kind In the state
The horse Grand Duke broke down In the
Brighton Beach races yesterday, and Will have to
be shot.
lne local optionists OF Richmond, Va, have
withdrawn their petition for an election 70 decide
upon the liQu0r-licenSe question.
The remains OF the late Roscoe Conkling were
removed from the recelytng vault and inferred In
the seymour lot, in Forest Hll cemetery, ~
Utica y. " yesterday. MA ConkitDg was pres
emf sxs2zssa 7s'sAe1
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BUFFALO, n. Y, July INNS. John Floss and
sster-in-law, Mrs. Mafy Millett, OF East Buffalo,
were burned 10 death last nigut. While chatting
In the kitchen OF MRS. MlilettS house q lamp eX-
ploded aud covered the women with burning oil,
and, before Tue flames could We extlngulSne DOLL
were fatally burned.
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lnquirinx into Mandevillc,s Death.

DUBLIN, July ian inquest Was begun to-day
al MiLcncilstown into The death or Mr.. Vaudeville,
WHO Is SAID 10 have died from The RESULTS OF The
treatment he received in gulamOre talL The
widow OF the deceased testified that her husband
tOlu her that he had suffered with sore throat
throughout his Prison term. He was unaU,e TO
swallow ana nad suffered terribly from hunger.
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1NHoMAs BOWLING. AucuoneeE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No AGO N STREET

II.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
OF the Dlstrct OF ClunIb.a, In . wherein Ida
FORREST aud others were compliments and Abraham
hendlck and others were defendants, and known rs
Equ ~ Cause No. 1905, Docset No. 80, the under-
slsned trustee will on THURSDAY, the NINE
1EENIH DAY OF july, lsSs. at HALF-PAST SIX
OCLOCk Pm IN front If the PREMISES sell at public
auction all OF that parcel and lot land situate in the
being Lot o. Of Abraham Kendck aud others subdi-
vlsiOp Of Lots IS and 3S in square JOB With the i'm
Irovements thereon, consisting Of q story Brick
House.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said decree: One-third
Of the purchase and the hal anc in euuaI
miscellaneous III aud two years, By notes of
the purchaser and deed of r the property
or all cash. at purchasers option Terms sale to be
complied with within, ten days from the day Of
sale or the Trustee the tight resell al the
cost aud risk OF til deaultlng purchaser All convey
anclnx At purchasers deposit of 800 requred
ON the day VI sale.
BENJAMIN F LEIGHTON, Trustee,
iy1-d&dS Office 4S2 Louisiana ave NV
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctiOneerA
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED ALLEY PROP

By virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
Dlstrict Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
llOS1. doc ket IS, trick ODea ct al Mary O'Dea
rUwn ct a. July II. 1858. will H. front tie
premises Q. SAT- RDAY, JULY TWENTY- FRS r.,
1888. MT HALf-PAST FIVE =. NJ. that parcel of real
estst described Lot 46 in Lawrence IDEA ct al
subdivision of Original Lot in square 7l9 improved
By two-story Frame II use, now under rent
Terms Of sale rs prescribed by decree IRE cash
ESQ deposit at time of sac. Terms must be COM
Piled with wItlin nve days, resale will be made
cost OF deiautlng pure aftr five days public
notice All conyeyancing, &c at purchasers cost De-
cree also authorlZes private terms
THOMAS n. FIELDS. Trustee.
40 FendAl Building, corner Al and ID sts. NV.
iYl3-dSds
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SILAMEK JOHN ". THOMPSON
~ COmmencIne MONDAY. June -. 1883. for Poto-
has hlN-r landings As lar As Colonial Beach. NouIini
tuEriOnzn- and Leo xrutown-
Leave ON street WHAT at . Monday. Wednes-
DAP, and riday. Fare 10 all landings frstcass so
cent, seeOnd-CI2ss. 50 cents l. W. EMMAkI,
-r-l-Ow General Manager.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il or baltimore and Potomac River Landings
steamer 81 Capt GeOghex4n. leaves stepnenson's
wLArI every SUNDAY. ~ = o'clock y. kiysr
freight "a ust b. PREPAID
1CE Iurt1er lniOEnAAilon, apply TO
sIEPAENSON Bro
H4o-Oth 1th street wharf
MI VERNON, MI VEKNON,
STEAMER ". ". CORCORAy
leaves street wharf daily (exceIt sunday for
vernon and klNeT Landings far down Glynott AZ
10 O'Clock n Returning. reaches WAshlngtou
alt L L BLAKE. Captain.
l,OE POTOMAC RIVER landings
II NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
Leaves 9Th st wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
aud sAIUkDANs AZ an. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS y m. touchin. at RiyerIAnd-
Inxs IS FAR NOmlni Creek. Va 1T. Clements
LeOnArdtOwa. Md Connects with aud o. Il r. al
SLepherds See schedule. JOHN y. PADGEIT. AT
Z. ". h DIZZY Manager ja2y
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HNRE GREAT
II PENNSYLVANIA ROrTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
pdTBI ih RUE "EsI PI M S9S sTRyFR
SILL Halls. MAeSlFICtNP 2QUiPMENr
IN EFFECT JUNE 3D. 1885.
TRAINS Lave WASH NGToN, FROM STATION
CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS. AS FOL-
failnaI nestlbuid Cars. at $50 m daily: Fast
Nh % IA; d,iiy to Cincinnati and ST. Louis
and Harrisburg TO ST LOuIs daily, except Saturday
Westsri. IIpre%s At 10 pm daily. with slespins
Tar, Nsshingt3n TO ChieA.o s3d 81 Louis and ex-
DAILY at Harrisburg with through sleepsrs for
pm Tally. for RtssDnrx and the Vest. WITH Win
through Sleeper to httsburx. and Pittsbur. 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For krie CslsndAxua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
car Sa.h-nrIo' 10 Koebesssr Win Sleeping
For NilliamspOrt Lock Haven. and ElmirA at $50
For Sss lofk md the Ea.,; 10. 900. 100. and
sunday 40 an io:gS zoo 41o, ioo0. and md
1I2O pm Limited Express Of Pullman Par
Car y 40 an daily. except sunday. and 345 y
For Boston without change; 200 p m every day.
fOT Lar hAroOr Without change daily. except Satur-
For Brooklyn y u. all through trains connect at Je-
direct tralsfe to Fulton street. avoiding doubIs
For Thiisdei1 hs 20. 300 II 90. and II 40 am
40 i%OS 51d II aS E 10 on Do sun sTi
- 70 ? m, Limited Express all PAr.Or Cars. o 40
For ba1m9Ts. e:aS. 100 300. 80. $50. II 90
and II 80 AIN, 12:O5. 200 3:io, 4: 10, 4:2O
40, 500 40. 10 90 and IL 20 pm. ON sun.
day 300 30. DO. lI:40 am. 2:UO. 3:45
For Iopes Greek Line. 20 aud 40 pm. daily
- except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 90 and 900 a m. I2: o5. 90. and
600 ~ daily. except sunday. Sundays 900 a.
m..4:l0p.m-
AL XANDIIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
kAlLRUAD
For Alexandria, 600. 6.3j $40 .45, Io:57am.
~ ~ noon. 2:Oo. 4:25 $500 5:55, 6:Ol. 8: O5.
D. Il g a ID m nfnya S.ln tl.Ix
lO1' An. 81. 300. s:p5. and 1905 pm
hccOhiinOdatloE Tor Quzntico. 90 PIN. weekdays
Tor lichmOud and the South. D co. 10 81 a NJ ialIy
anu . % pm daily. except sunday
1rali- leave Ar1Andria Tor Washlnxt n. 8 O5. 7:Oj
: 90, y 10. 1918 ll:U7 am 20 300 q: Dr.
,: 10 % s52, 1912 and IL :05 pm. ON sun
and lO:iS IN.
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders left for the chec ku1
OF 1asx re u destination from hotels and residences
CHAS r PUGH. i n Nj ID
Oene raj hdEaSer tje4l Gen. Pa
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOt.I kOUIE 10 LONDON
~ SOhDDEJTCshER LLOYD 8 Co
Fast Express steamers,
To SOuth4InItO (I.ondOn- Hayrel, Bremen.
Ems. Wei. Juiy 10. ). IN Tuida, sat July 2l 3
u IL. sl@le. we'd. July -. Elfc. Sat. July
p a N; IEave, We'd. Aug. 1. pm Werrs. SAT-
ssiooh aii'ol teEts Prices LIST cabin. loo ami up
sAttss osrth; ACCORDING u location. "a cabin. ESQ
a1d soO birth. st-eraxe a. low rates Apply 10 ~
DkOOf. go Penn. ave EEALI. EKtjWN A 90.
1871 Ist- 80
(,CNAkD LINE
~ CuAs- l. DUB0Is co. Bankers. Agents
OO5 9TH -. nv.
Call and inspect plans aud description Of y.sels In
cations made at Once Cab passage sGO $50 4 ion
sId 10 Round trip at greatly reduced rates M
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INK CHocrAw CLAIMS CAsL-In the Equity
Court to-day the arguments In the case Of lamon
et al against Mckee ct al were concluded ana the
decision Was reserved By The Chief Justice until
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RED
HOT
LEAVES

IRY IT,
PONDS EXTRACT u known evsrywheres and we'll
merits it, reputation the "PSope's Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For over forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved ts seacy, and
pever failed TO do tts duty when brought into Il
nAs Won l0 Groateet renown subtuer OF al paint
snd Inflammation, and should be in every housShod
rONDs EXTkACT cures burma supbnrns. Chatting.
Asmorrhaees. etc. AK Tor FUNDS KxTkACT. TskS
no limitations my.u
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The kaiSer'S Yacht.


BERLIN, July 17-Th Yacht hohenzollern, which
has Oh board Emperor William, passed Memel at
O'Clock last evening.
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A Sign Of Peace.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Journal de 81.
Petersb0urg welcomes the visit or The German EN-
perOr, and says IL Is a continuation OF the policy
OF peace whlcu the Two powerful empires are try
lug TO consolidate.
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THE RIFLES, TRIP.

They Reach New bedford aud Take
Boat for Cottage City.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 1.-THE National
Rifles or Washington with tieir guests passed
through this city this morning, taking the early
boat lor Cottage City.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qGlGgIanS 10 The Star.
Gen. sheridan II PrOpped Up In Bed
and Engages In Conversation

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July l1.--0en. Sneroan
passed quiet and comfortable night last night
He was raj ed up in bed yesterday afternoon and
npped by PHI. ows, and engaged in q pleasant
ION sersation with his puy,.,IanS-
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-FiVE
ENnk. AND iMPkovE i' By a MsG SSHft NJ
kEsIDENSE kN1WN As No. ll2O vEkMONT
Of coumba passed on the day Of Ju s"s
adniuistrator and others aeanst George Taylor aud
Ia tss mi Y Sna S 81 s" ID e Fat
FIVE O'CLOcK 7. NJ seli at public auction to the
.n inc to the OF s
real estate 70 wat; Lots Numbered from forty nine
4i,iSo Us ieet front on Vernon. avenue OF Let
number forty eight l4s) by the tu depth the cot
square numbered teo hundred and fourteen (2i4l On
the plat plan of the city of Washington in the Dis
IL folio is5. OF the records Of the surveyors Once B.
c. ing the property now occupied by tue said Isyor
on the west SIDE OF vermont avenue opposite The
Said sale Will be made subject to deed of trust made
by SAID George Taylor and wife ~ X. W. Tyler and X
O. Rutherford, OF record in the land records Of said
pf nc, IN Lssr M9 l by At ,r r09 A. seq The
TO wit One incpal note for sixty THOUSAND dollars
and two notes for interest on the note rst sSo:
mentioned each for the sum OF eighteen hundred
January, 1883, and the other will mature the 25d
Terms OF sale: One-tbrd % Of the purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue in two equal
credit OF and two respectively from the
his notes tor the deferred instanents OF purchase
money. bearing date the day OF sale due in ole and
per from until paid. payable mi-annua "
and to give such security Tor the payment thereof
the court; or the purchaser may pay ali cash At kis
O. ton deposit Of 500 vii, IN, be required on ne day
comply with the terms sale within ten days there
e Or The w Ss Ct his risk and
'' WILLIAM fIi.l MT TAiLoE sSYDEs. trustee.
jy9d&is Fendsll Building
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baltimore Markers.


BALTIMORE. Nd. July IL - virsinis skies. con-
@ t Pi.s sus Ba a. a0
BALTIMORE. Nd. July IL. Cotton frm-mid.
ding lo,. flour quiet and , ABOUT steady; Wheat
sna snG
sou 6 ISIS Ssiy, s4sssss: AasS.s s4s.sst &
rS IA sesss Yellow
90: western; wax and ley.r mixed spot: 5.a52A
is o.: snis and 81.
ssistHpr.@s to choice western. y oo.is:so Pro-.
visions quiet and unchanged , petroleum steady.
sSps rsansS s.esaY WHISKY steady
3ss4d: Receiptsaaour,. I5,0oQ barrels wheat: So;
100 Su. oAi
929 oG SsfTss Ass-"heat 2ooo bushels cora.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. July IL. IL q min spite Of
bullish cables, Ausust wheat opened unchanged, at
and and
1t 46h for August hues were 6alO higher but re-
Dosi opened d:s o. q Is S Tor 2u.
pss s z Il
Queen Natalie, OF Servia, has purchased the
villa PamieTi Of Florence for $l2O. 6OO.
Herr Schmidt, the editor OF the cologne Gazette,
fortress for writing articles eliminating Prince
The doctors DO not speak very confidently as yet
OF Gen. Boulangers case. They have forbidden
him TO speak.
There Is much dissatisfaction among the West
ern Iron Manufacturers' Association because some
OF the fivms signed the amalgamated scale Many
threaten 70 withdraw p. l. Kimberly Co, OF
sharon, Pa., signed the scale yesterday and work
was started In all departments at once.
A bill now before the Belgian parliament ap-
points Queen Emma guardian OF the Princess
Royal her majesty 70 Be asetsled In her duties BY
council consisting OF four member
Scotland won the international trophy IN the
ms contest ~ Wimbledon yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


rTNHoMAs DoNLISa. Aucuonesr
iwo-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
DENCS- No. 30 MlkTLE sTREET. BETWEEN
N0AtH CAPITOL STREET AND fIAsl STREET
On TUESDAY, JILL TENTH. 1855. AT HALF
PAST IoL 4 O'CLOCK in iron, p the premises.
Dive. INK No 80 Myrtle street cortanng six roenIs
sEd modern prov All taxes paid up to first
Ie1Ins: one-thrd cash. balance in one AMI two years
trust All cunveyancing recording at purchasers
COS, d 500 depot h s1a ssd Nj s
s~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN coSsE-
on nee o. the rain. iii 1 UEsDAY. JULY SEVEN
iEESIn, 1895 same eh honT Ind n go Sc ,,,.
nUNCANsON BkUs- Aucuoueers.
iHUsTEEs SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS
s1h Sok mp los L Az 1 Ehick k2is
BY virtue Of a de-d Of ust duly recorded in Liber
S,rf 81 LAY 9i 1P We WI i ss on A4Sphi ne
Iho-e certain pieces or parcels of land premises
or pla, of wilmington eisy. bistTie, OF
Columbia, as md being ali OF ORIGINAL Lots bered
said lots .mIraciIy SUB lots nineteeu 40. twenty
t-4s tsenty::ne CD; twenty two Ss;! twenty three
t2ol twenty -ssven t2T, and twenty eight I2sl in
lo OF the records OF the surveyor oce vi III Dis.
Terms T. made known at time of sale and are to
be complied wi IN twenty days roperty will be
sohi At itsk ana cost OF defa9fing purchaser. de-
cry when did Is accepted Conveyancins &C., AT
,ea5-eo&ds JAS. i. MAk i Trustees
aseEE sAE Il paH 81 5PL Sx
,y1o-eosd, SaS. f il. M hAioh' Trustees
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE DENTIST. us l4TH Nw-Tl,Era
H. extracted without pain. by local apple ZION
prepared and only By ma Teeth nllsd a. Psr-
ieetnrtln< Of a.tncAl tossA Operapons rusrHn.
ieeo- apiU-:ins
nR STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
~ ner nv Cold and Amalgzm Film = special
~. Pain prevented in extracting by zpp kcaton 10
Ssn 49, ssasas teeth s'sa' ARTIFICIAL tssta iasssssa
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Are not found in the forests, but SEA
BURY MUSTARD LEAVES (keady made
Mustard flxsters) represent the very
best mustard aud are rid hot in action.
led securing the stimulating and counter
irritating effects SO much desired in
lot Cramp. Collie, Cholera Morbus. and
other violent pains common to the
AYES Summer season. 1heee attacks usually
come on at might and such handy ~:
lief - Seabury's Ready Made Mustard
Plasters II certainly blsssang. sod BY
all Druxgista Ul0
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BERLIN. July 1.-THE dowager Empress Victoria
Is engageu Ia recognizing hcr court. Her majesty
Will remain In Berlin or fOtSdim I'm II She nnuS a
suitable castle on the Rhine In which she can
reside Win heI daughters.
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The White Pasha.
EXPLORER BUXTON THINKS HE Ii EMIN REY AM

EXPLORER BURTON THINKS He Is EMIN Beg AND NOT
STANLEY.
PARIS July 1.-THE Apiorer Burton in an In
terylew here stated that ne believes the white
paSha VINO has arrived IN the Bahr-e-GuZel prov
luce rs Emln Bey and not Henry NJ. Stanley. He
thinks That Einin Bey Is striking nOrLuward. Mr..
Burton Is OF The opinion that StuleyS tOree IS hot
strong enough 10 attempt all attack upon khar.
tOum.
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BALE WE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 81. NE.
Ry virtue Of deed Of trust 70 rs the Undersigned
corded in Lber 1894. folio rs ct seq. Of the Land
Records Of the District Of Columbia aud at the request
Of the holders the secured thereby default In
payment OF said note having been made we will offer
Tor sale in front Of the premises NO 45 St on
THURSpAY, JULY TWENTY SIXTH Al HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described
real estate situate ia city Of WASHINGTON District
OF Columbia described follows, viz: The east eleven
lD feet eight go inches ront Of lot numbered two
feet four inches OF lot numbered two hundred and
forty six C246p, by the depths of said lots in b. T.
bert's subdivision OF square numbered six hundred
and seyenty-nye % i5I improved by brick dwelling
house, being No. As X ST. ne.
Terms: One third cash, balance in two and three
years secured by deed Of trust the property inter-
est - xx per cent % cent? per snnum, payable
ssmi .snnnsny Or al cash q the option q the pur
be required Of the time Of sae II terms Of are not
complied with IN tan days from day " sale prop
erty Will % resolo NJ purcnAsors risk and after
one weeks puzzle notice. Al conveysncing st puE-
WIZ n WOODWARD. Trustee
Hl4-d&ds LEROY Il TAyLOk Trustee.
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Shot and Killed His Paramour.

NEW YORK, july l0.-Jack Lewis, a coiored man,
Shot ana killed Aice Jackson, also cOlOred nine
O'Clock this morning. He had been Intimate with
the uead woman IUr some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

To Drill FOR CAPT. Ross MEDAL-Capt. Ross
OF co. Is, Washington LAght Infantry Corps, has
had made a handsome massive gold medal 20 he
competed tor In individual drill by members of his
company. The medal Will never become the per-
manent property OF any one man. but Will bs
competed Tor every six months. The nrst drill for
tbs medal VIII take place Friday nght. IAeutS
Saiterlee and Chase OF the 81 artillery, will Ia
the judges At the end OF the contest the medal
VIII be presented 10 the winner by Col. Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17
CHAKLLs W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker.
AUCTION SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE. 93J
STREET NORTHWEST

RET NORTHWEST.
lWI oner Tor sale Tor In front of the premt
SIS. on WEDNESDAY,. July EIGHTEENTH, 1858.
at FIVE orc -OCK PM, lot 10. square 367 Lot
"a feet inches front by de- tn of l20 feet. 10
loot ale. Lot Is improved By good frame house.
Terms made known day OF sal
CHARLES w. HAN DY, Real Estate Broker
GEO W. SI4ChN Y. AuctlOneer jyl4-4t