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The Commissioners this afternoon revised the
schedule Of streets to be improved this year
90 as to bring the work to b done with
IN the appropriation Of $4,000 The changes
were recommended by Captain symons and
approved BY the Board OF Commissioners this
afternoon. The revision Is based on estimates
made by the Engineer ofnca The changes consist
In emitting certain streets nom the schedule.
THE CENTRAL SCHEDULE.
In the general schedule the following streets
have been omitted: Pennsylvanla avenue south
east from 11th street TO the new bridge ana Four
and-a-half street from street northwest to Penn
sylvania avenue street southwest and south
east from LIST TO New Jersey avenue, can be only
from the schedule because the bridge across East
ern Branch was not to be finished this year, as the
contract con-, term has been extended uptn July /
There are no omissions in the Georgetown
schedule.
THE NORTHWEST.
In the northwest section schedule some changes
have been made. Fifth street will be paved only
from to Q. instead of to the Boundary.
22d street VIII be paved only between o and
Rhode Island avenue will be paved only from 9Th
street TO New. Jersey avenue, instead OF to the
+ street win be paved only from 2sd to 25th
streets and street only from Sd to North Capitol
streets street, from 26th to 9th streets and
25th street, from X to New Hampshire avenue,
have been omitted altogether
THE SOUTHWEST.
From the schedule for the southwest section the
only street omitted Is II street from LIST to 3D.
THE SOUTHEAST.
From the schedule for the southeast section the
following are omitted: C, from 9Th to 9TH; D, from
Sd to 9Th; 9th, from East Capitol to G street;
south SIDE Lincoln Square.
THE NORTHEAST
From the northeast the following have been
omitted: North Capitol street from to streets,
9Th from to X. 9th from B to Maryland avenue.
18th street will be paved only from North Caro-
lima avenue to Maryland avenue instead OF Massa-
chuSetts avenue.
One Of the most important items left in the
schedule for the northeast section is the
paving for the full width OF Ma
leaving only four squares between the end OF the
pavement and the terminus of the avenue, where
IL lntersects the BladensDurg road.
10TH STREET.
Adopting recommendation Of Capt. symon's
the Commissioners have decided to
pave the west side Of 18th street
from Pennsylvania avenue to New York avenue
with granite blocks. This action Is taken because
no bid for paving this street with durable concrete
was received within the limit OF 81 yard imposed
That part Of 18th street has to stand heavy
trafhc, and none OF the contractors Tor asphalt
or or ns distii u pavements VIII undertake
pair for five years. When it was pro
wtS erape TIME Blocks o,
Treasury protested, but the Commissioners
say that under the limitations imposed by Con.
greSs they cannot do otherwise.
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Emperor wm,s~ m. q. . n.s boy.

From Mr. FrithS Autobiography.
"As 70 Prince William OF Prussia, OF all the little
Turks he IL one OF the worst: and how lam 20 get
likeness OF him don't know. let him paint .
little on the picture which delighted him; at the
same time was painting Princess Beatrices dress
from the lay figure. when the door OF the Rubens
room (where am at work, was thrown open. and
man shouted, as n he was proposing toast
q a public dinner. The crown prince OF
marched the crown prince Cwno had arrived
~ tne castle unexpectedly with his three
children. their nurses and all the English
Princess and their attendants Fortunately
me room Is an immense one. or it would have been
nlled; and OF all the rowsi those children shout
was looking At little Yrpse WIN Wi n ana talking
70 Princess Helena, when the royal imp looked up
IN my race ana said: M. FIN. you are q nice
stopped his mouth with her hand. He struggled
70 get her hand away, and again said Your
MrnisSes'. ". she stopped him again.
move However, they carried the youngster &C
the other end OF the room and soon
TTf Ss Gsisi nm 9ss. 70 good
inflicted q very unintentional and regretted pun.
tshment on the little boy, which fancy he may
Wss o. ee and as ssS % yee
toned on one OF the lower corners OF 1t
about . foot sauare-which / lent The
Old. think, to paint picture upon
giving him paints and brushes, but telling him &c
keep strictly within the boundaries or his owl
property. l was working quietly at my part Of
the picture when was reused by an exclamation
OF alarm from the lady In whose charge the
prince always came 70 me, who cried: Look al
bis facei What has he been doing to III
We'll, he had simply been wiplng his brushe.
upon Il, for IL was streaked with verninon bright
blue and other pigments
"'What Is TO re done: II the princess should
ZEE him she would
"ph,' said I, Il can easily remove the paint
sand 30 saying ! dipped some clean rag int,
turpentine and enectually rubbed on th'
color; or 70 be correct was rapidly removing
Il, when i was stopped by violent scream
from the young gentleman, accompanied b,
| severe cum from his little nst The turpen
tine had found out q little spot scratch OF
his face, and no doubt gave him great pain-great
indeed, II one might take scream after scream
proof. lie tore from me, after parting kick, an,
took refuge under a large table and yelled TIL h
was tired his governess The while In terror tina
he might be heard.
al don't think he forgot or forgave my remedia
Efforts for he took much pleasure afUer IN Tor
menting me by sitting so badly, that failed Il
producing anything In the picture resembling him
This young gentleman Is now married and Is
father, and, trust, happy one"
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sincerely yours,
M. APPLETON BAKER.

You can have . beautiful complexion by using the
Recsmier Cream provided you avoid all cosmetics It
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics. 1t will
remove pimples. liver spots black heads tan, sub'n
and redness Of the skin. Any Of these imperfecons
on womans face is equivalent to painted sign, say
Ing This woman is unclesny in her personal habits;
she does not think 1t worth her while make herself
attractive" send for free sample Of Recamier Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 Park Place, New
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W0man's Island.
Letter to Philadelphia Record
A little way north Of Cozumel and about miles
from the coast Is Isla MuJeres (woman's island),
which is only about miles long by half mile
wide. Some Of Cortez' soldiers went ashore here
and found four temples In the town, the idols in
which represented female figures OF colossal size
hence It's name.
wish could picture to you the singular beauty
OF this bit OF land encOmpassed by the blue-green
waves Of the guilt Imagine small sandy beach
cocoanuts grow to the waters edge. except where
broken by tiny cleartngA surrounding the palm
leaf hut OF some lonely fisherman. We approached
sQuatted under an arbor matched with palm
busly repairing an old net, while his wife and
half-grown boys were weaving new ones from
sand flies made life intolerable. The family We
had raided charitably gave us hammock TO rest
In, leaf OF palm with which 70 defend ourselves,
q fresh-ptcked cocoanut, and drink OF tepd
water from the nearby spring. Thus refreshed,
we lay at ease and look about US Near the shore
were immense focks Of sea birds perched on the
piles OF q turtle incloeure, and overhead lowered
q cloud OF snow-white ibises. All along the beach
were strewn the r0tttng carcasSes OF turtles Gov.
cred with swarms OF nfes, actually heavtng with
Turtle catching il quite business here. Three
kinds abound In these waters-the Cahuam0,
whose eggs serve for food. and which is useful
the meat as well % the eggs are eaten. which also
produces oil, and whose shell IL worth 25 cents
pound The airy casa Of our host was I huns
Inside with miscellaneous collection OF old nets
sails and other ad1uncts OF his profession, Under
turtle shs lied q
to the markets OF Campeche and Progres0 From
the raften depended strings Of turtleI eggs and
other parts that serve 5Sr ISSa aud or so%e
% wen ss tho smell being hy no means con.
duciSs 70 cuitivaiinS tasts tor the oeiiCaCy.
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A RrxAnxAs1r CASE

THE wEIL-KNOwN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PROCURED FROM The NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARL~BAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The cashier Of NJ. Gugvenheim's Sons. % and %
Frapkl street. Of the largest import houses in
the United ststss writes under date Of June 80 1885,
a. follows:
For years I hays Sunered from abscesses which
always formed lae back Of my neck and had to be
cut from time TO .SS obtain relief used all sorts
Of blood puriners 6vt tttbout avail The abecesses
until my physician k'vised " use the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad spru,NG S1J,. powder form) 4 used
this for about four weUAS since that time have
been entirely free from ts~ iNesse. Ny complexion
cleared and have enloyet good ENalth since.
cannot speak too highly Of tn. valuable remedy,
and have recommended u to o.. friends, who also
Yours very respectfully. l. MEYEns
The Genuine Carlsbad sprudsl Salt Powder In put
in round bottles Zach bottle In paper cartoon
and Ia. the seal the city Of Carlsbad aud the ssna
ture Of Eisner Mendelson Co.. sole Agents. around
the neck Of every bottle All others worthless int
tations. Pamphlets and Or. Toboldts lecture mailed
free upon application. ElSNEk MENDELSON CO.,
9 Barclay ST, n Y, Sole Agents. aul-m.wGf
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II TWO OR MORE
II TWO OR MORE
II TWO OR MORE

persona partnen Jointly liable mote o. bfh
due notice 10 Of them b sufncient. two nors
persona with their partnen mako you social call
open bottle of Hub Punch and how DUH care wau
be driven away and the pleasure Of genial hospitality
WI rsisn Your Grocer end DruGH1sf Win supply you.
Booton-
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Women Or INFLUENCE
MRS. M. APPLETON BAKER NIECE OF JUDGE
BLATCHFORD. OF THE u. 8. SUPREME
COURT, WRITES A LETTER.

NEW YORK. July %, 1887.
DEAR Mrs. ARA: Al one of the trying sequels to
long and desperate ilness have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder. for which have tried
many remedies without success. A few weeks ago I
purchased jar Of "Recsmier Cream" not that had
any faith in any so-called proprietary remedy, but
that happened to know who you aud felt sure
at least believed Recamer toilet
were all you claimed. nnd IL difficult to express my
delight at the improvement In my face Let it suffice
that all my friends congratulate the wonderful
cure Recamier Cream" has effected, and that my
physician. Dr.. Egbert Gurnsey. under whose care l
have been since childhood seeing the beneficial effect
OF your Recamer preparations, said to me: Il will
not prescribe anything for to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamier
Cream. I do not know what II Ii made Of but know
WHO Mrs. Aver ID. and am you will derive more
benefit from her cream than from anything else. Go
on W tn the cream" feel but do you Justice In lay
ing this we'll tribute at the shrine Of the beau
uful julie Rscsmier.
sincerely yours,
M APPLETON BAKER,
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. August 3.-There was q moderate
business In the stock market at the opening this
morning, but first prices showed declines as COM
pared with last evenings figures Of from u to e
per cent, the latter in Louisville and Nashville.
The market developed strength Immediately,
however, and small fractional advances were
established throughout the entire list In the FIRST
half hour. Michigan Central was again the
special feature OF the market, advancing 1k per
cent on very moderate business. The Improve
ment was checked, however, and the list there
after remained stagnant and dull without feature
OF any kind. Union Pacific was the leading active
stock, with St. Paul, Lake Shore, Western Union
and New England following, while the rest OF the
list were quiet to dull. At IL O'Clock the market
was dull and steady, generally at small fractions
better than the opening f1RlIfeS
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The Big Raft at Sea.

THE GREAT CI0AR-sHAPED BUNCH OF LOGS UNDER
TOW 10 NEW YORK.
At daylight yesterday morning the big timber
raft from Port Joggins, N. s., In tow OF the tugs
Underwater and ocean King, passed St johns, n.
B. 1t was making good progress. The raft passed
PASSPORT, Me-, ct p i'm yesterday, all safe.
The New York Herald says: Like It's predecessor,
the big raft Is cigar shaped II Is sos feet long,
SIS feet wide, IS feet deep, ana Is estimated TO
weigh 10, 600 tons An immense chain, with links
l2 inches In length, inches wide and inches
thick, runs through the rats center It's entire
length. Every 10 feet are cross chains Of inch
iron links inches long BY wide. These extend
in all directions, binding nrmly the monster fabric
uniform gtrth OF $50 feet taperng gradually to g
feet at either end Fully 60 tons OF the finest steel
wire rop has been expended In It's construction.
The logs composing the raft average about 20 feet
In length, and are from II to 16 inches thick at
the butts tapering on TO few inches In thickness
at the ends. They are placed In tiers tapping over
one another to the depth OF 20 feet The raft ID
towed by the main chain, the Lesser chains and
wire wtthes being so arranged that the greater
the strain on the principal or central power the
closer VIII all the logs be held together. The grip
Will be terrible In It's intensity, and no ordinary
gale will b able to make an impression on the
enormous structure. which ID fastened and braced
by iron chans and steel wire at intervals OF every
5 feet. When riding to its fasts the raft u about
tWo-th1rds submerged.
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NfSTkKIOUS MURDER OF ST. PAUL POLICEMAN.
ST. PAUL MIMI. August 3-At half past o'clock
this morning policemen on st. Anthony Hill heard
the report OF pistol coming from the direction OF
Virginia and Summit avenues. Those who heard
IL Immediately made their way toward that Sec
ton OF the hill, but failed to md anything suspic-
ious The policeman on the Virginia avenue beat
could not be found however, and this fact set
the officers to searching for him. After three
hours the missing man was found lying dead on
virginia avenue, with q bullet wound Just below
the right eye. The dead officer, whose name Is
Hans Hanson, was about twenty-nine OF age and
married. In his hand was grasped his revolver at
half cock and he wore his rubDer coat The bullet
which caused his death had shattered the right
eye. Chief Clark said: at Is probable that Han.
son was killed by burglars, but SO far we have
failed to md that any hoUfa In the neighborhoOd
has been disturbed. Ano er theory Is that he
was shot by some person who mistook him for o
foot pad. This might be the cause, as Hanson
wore his rubber coat over his uniform. So far we
have no trace OF the murderer"
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
- NOkDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD s. 8 co.
TAst Express Steamers
To Southampton tLOn1ou, Havre, Bremen
Wer a, sat. Auz. y IN Lam Wed, Aug 3, O a.
m Eder. sat. Aux IL, a H.. Aller. We'd, Aug 10.
2-s6 a.
Comfortable staterOoms. excellent table, luxurious
saIOou appointments. Prices. lst cabin and up
wars berth. according 20 location "a cabin. go a
birth, steeraxe At low rates, Apply u r y. DkOOP
30 leuu- ave- bEALL- BROWN co, 1891 + st.
(1CNARD LINE,
~ ChAs. L DUBOIS CO. Bankers, Agents
OO1 9TH ST. nv
Call ard inspect plans and description of vessels To-
cations made at once Cab pa-saze ESQ, $50 800
and sl2o Round-trip at greatly reduced rates
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WOman,s leland.

RANGE OF THE THERNOMETER--The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: . a
m, 90; 2 pm, 50: maximum. 49, minimum, GO
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Able ]. A. Boyle, the Oldest priest O the oonti-
WAS born In France In 1uO1.
The New jersey Court OF Errors ana Appeals
has afrped the C0ustltuttonaltty Of the local
option high license law By vote OF toz
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~ A ROOT & CO.. Auctioneers.
GROCERIES AND FIxTrrREs

On MONDAY MORNING. JULY SIXTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK, will SELL in store No 1890 9th north
west small stock Of Groceries, large Coffee MIL Coun-
ter Scales, NtckelPlated showcases large Ice Box,
Meat Block and Rack. Counters Shelving. and Bins
20 feet new Awning and rame.
Ash Office Tables, &c au3-0t
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 3.-This was the third
$3.50 for maiden three-year Olds; one mile. The
Bertha b. colt won, Kentucky Ban second, and
Amos third. Time ABA. Second race-purse
$3.50; winning penalties and nOn-winning allow
anceS = mile. Lotte Wall won with Elmira
second RemSen and KermeSSe ran dead heat for
third place. Time :l6
Third race, purse $4O0-winning penalties and
non-winnlng maiden allowance; one mile and a
furloDg. Lelex won; Macbeth ii and Birthday
had lively struggle for second place, resulting in
Macbeth II getting 1t; Birthday, third. Time
1:57x.
Fourth race selling-six furlohgs. Regent won
ROmp, second: Myth, third. Time 1:16a
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Tue state q Chihuahua 10 following TIE example
pet hy the federal administration u The CITY Of
Mexico hy tmpr1soning editors who print anything
dtssagoaful " III leading ooaoon In the Guy q
Mlgi1o ~ pslsea & Dsasa = nun q edis0rR
esstl Nv Vi ssssss . 6sIsssS Ola -.
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MARRIED

wALKER-GENTNER At 1907 Ninth street north
west August I, 1sSS, by kev. Samuel HsddawAy
THos. b WALKER and IDA b. GENINLR Nc
carde
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Q. 6isis vssisg psys!ea. & iss.ss I.i.ad.
pFctty tpc.Wrjter. uxtoen years Old, who lived
Win her Widowed incShsr N 3 houee beDonging %
the doctor. NOT fas from nis owp. The doctor Eas
soma Or. Tvdse1nk r cla{k 2 about fogty-eve
yeATa i've W1th his ta&,sos and hAs eoooeoQe4 y
his ptsct3cA ~ hes opealy svoWed ~ elono-
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Arms Hun V1oon

Renders the hair soft plant and Glossy. pro
notes fresh srowth. and curss eruptivs dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary A Jackson. Salem.
Nass.. writes: II have used Ayers Hair vigor
for number Of ysars. and It has always gwen
me satisfaction. II II IN excellent dressins.
prevents the hair from turning cray, insurss
its vigorous growth. and keeps ths scalp white
and Clean"
Several months ego my hair comns.esd
falling out. and in . few weeks wss almost
bald thought bottle Of Ayers Hair vigor.
and. after using only part Of II, my head wss
covered with heavy growth Of b ,f.-Thomas
4unday. Sharon Grove Ky.
AYERS HAIR vfoOR,
Prepared by DR.. J. O. Aver 90. Lowell.
Mass. Sold BY Druggists and PerfumerI A2S
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WHrx THr EsEncrEs Fac
USE HoRsFoRDrs ACID ]

UsE HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
DR. T. c. SMITH. Charlotte. n. c. ssys: IT is sn tn
valuable nerve touic delixhtful bsysr.ss and of
the best restore whsn the ens1s nag and the spar-
its droop."
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE SLOOP MAY" AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY, AUGUST SIXTH, 1883, at FIVE
O'CLOCK 7. N. at the foot of New Jersey avenue, !
will sell the soop May" length about 20 feet breadth
about 10Y feet and depth = - feet.
Terms cash
au3-3t THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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Nominations To-day.

Nominations To-day.
The President has sent the following nomina-
lions to the Senate:
Postmasters: Henry jayne, Taylorville. ILL.,;
Mexico, Mo-; Frank Z. Thompson, CloQuet, Mimi;
Mary Z. Winfield, Forest City, Ark; Jesse L Cra-
vens. Fayetteville ARR. Thos. Beesly, Provo City,
Utah.
capt. Winfield Scott Schley, to be chief OF the
Bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting with the
rank OF commodore. VIM. Ford Arnold, OF Ten.
nessee, and Geo. Augustus Lung, OF New York, TO
Oe assistant surgeons In the Navy.
The samuel strong Case.
AN AMENDMENT TO THE DEFICIENCY BILL REGARDING
1T RULED OUT OF ORDER
The House this afternoon INDUCED in a discus
sion OF the Samuel Strong case in connection with
the general deficiency bill Mr.. McComas offered
an amendment to the bill appropriating
81 500 for the employment OF a special counsel TO
defend the District In the arbitration OF the Strong
claim. point OF order that the amendment was
not warranted by any law was made by Mr..
SpinOla. After lively discussion, the point OF Or
der was sustained and the amendment thrown
out.
An amendment appropriating S. 600 for the re-
pairs OF the police and fire-alarm telegraph and
telephone service was adopted, and also an amend
ment apprOpriating s., SOL TO pay the Standard
Underground Cable Company for lines laid for the
District service.
Capitol Topics.
THE SENATE TO MEET IL A.. N.
Hoars resolution fixing the hour Of daily meeting
at IL a. m. by strict party VOTE "a TO % the re-
publicans voting for 1t and the democrats against
it.
THE SENATE TARIFF HEARINGS.
The Senate sub-finance committee to-day in
formally heard several parties who are interested
In manufactures. One delegation represented the
pottery interest They want the tarin tax to re-
main as now. Beside listening to the seve raj
visitors the subcommittee did nothing. The hear
ing, were entirely informal, no record being kept
OF them.
An immense horseshoe and shield Of flowers and
a floral basket were placed on Representative
Richardson's desk this morning In honor OF his re-
nomination. The larger piece was presented by
the employees OF the Government Printing ONCE,
he being chairman of the printing committee.
The Senate In executive session yesterday con-
frmed the nomination OF SamL j. Robinson as
postmaster at TOwson, Md.
The fishery treaty was taken up In the Senate
this afternoon and Mr. Teller spoke In opposition
ratification
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PROFESSIONAL


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