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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFFC1 April, ,o 100,

Lave WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
or NV JE-ssEi AVENUE AND strict.
hV, S4leszo anu Northwest express daily 1854
q ter Cincinnati and St Louis. express dliIy al
fos Plt'sbnrr and Cleveland express daily 1o:55.
IOr 4eKineton and Local Stations. +IO.1oam.
r.S fhilate Pima. Newark and WinIin-tJa. 30 \
Ior inier-lediate points b.. ueea Baltimore AMI
fhhi W.. si =, am; AMI 70; > pm
..fG6 sia<ery and intermediate points. s7:30 an
FOR Bal.imore. 3. $50. $40. s:3o 30. pas. IL
train. $50. 30 % 5,5 D 30 q a. 5 Is an
i;l5 EOS $50. 4C 4a5. IS - Gas Gas 3 IS and
For Annapolis. $40 and 30 m. 1910 and 4 30
pm. On snnda $, $50 am. ABS pm Leave An.
nso'is 40. So. m. L. %. 800 62O pm. sun
ForMay stations between Washington and Balt-
Un saSdsysI o M * g. 10; ~ ~ 9;49 p IL
Fer stations on he AetrSpolitsn BRANCH. 4ti:35 a
"a Is a lSf R5liP sl stations only 10
Fer Gath rsburs and intermediate POINTS t9am,
FOR Boyds and interincdlass stations. ~ Pm, SO
Church train leaves Washington OF sunday ouIy a,
l.Io pm, stOpplns at AL stations On Metropolitan
slos irelerick tlo:1o am. 70. "a 80. - 81 pm
Io- Aaser.town no: 10 am. AMI - .3opm
=, for luray AMI points on the Shenandoah Valley r
70 hoan Ike, and all Points south Norfolk and
1rsins arrive from Chicago daily ~ Am and ,: 5
M. from Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily 6,o 4 m
and 80 Piiisourg daily 20 M. ): Is
y
From Philadelphia. Chester and Wilmington. 10 ~
q m =. 2.1O. . 10 AMI .. % y. daily.
FROM Singvriy and Intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. 10 g u DAILY aud l2:I5 a m sunday only
Trains leave EaltuOrs tor Washington II q 70
80 "a. - SO1 10 t4J-nnute traiuJ. | a 1-luin-
ute trSinl LIZ. l2l.. =, 3. 4:lO. > q. $50 s:IJ
81 anu 3 m ON Sunlats. $50 .. y:O5, 10 a.
L. II. =. 10. ,. go. : 10 =. 30 and To- 90 !, m,
fLxcept sunday. Daily; SUNDAY only.
IL zrzse caIlsd for and checked hot Is and resi-
dsne-s Orders lsit tcAet Oftices OIg ami 1851
[eIDsy wanna ave.
". NJ CLElESrS. CHAS. o. SCCLI.
ai5O Gen MANAGE. Gen Pass Are1t
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RAILROADS.
DIKpMoNT AR LINE

Il schsdale In feet June "a. Issa
1870 A. Mast Ienn. Mall Daily Tor Warenton.
ss.en s and rsassSgs hiae HSs:
sprinss. Allegheny springs. bristot knoxSIie home.
Sslsra. hoRisOmery and ne. orisans Pullman
liza A. M-Tsst all Daily for warrsuton, Char
lsstesyfIle 0ordonsvlie stsrion. Ches Ohio Route
Mcen LynchburS and panyiile, Greenseoro. Raleigh.
Chsrlotte Columbia Augusta. Atlanta. Birmins-
tulIman sis-per New York 10 MONTGOMERY in connec-
ool with Pullman sl~Iers MONTGOMERY TO New Orleans
10 Mann BSudoT seefsrs IsT sirn,nshssn, niek-
Columbia and Augusta solid trains Washington TO
Atlanta Does not connect for c. and o. route points
S:s5 p M-Dsy. except sunday. for Manassas,
esPz- burx, and intermediate stations
eorSonsvie. chsrot,esaiis Lonisvi LIE cnonnSti
nd Summer Resorts on and near line Of Cheszpeake
ed Osio r01te, Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains
~ Lonis also for Lynchburs. Bristol CHATTANOOGA.
Nashville. Memphs. Little Rock. and al southwestern
fosDtS Ihrouzn Pullman sleePers Washington to
HOO PM--sOuthern Express Daily for Lynch
SarE pshvie Raleigh, Asheville Charlotte. Column
Sans Texas and California Pullman sleeper WASH
Rxton 10 NeE Orleans. Atlalt IA. and MontgC mery
eAauxe. Pullman Sleeper Baltimore and Washington
70 White sulphur Springs aud C. aud O. Resorts
Trains on Washington and Ohio division Issye WASH
- Daily; arr1ve RouDd Hill Has A. N. and 7:2I p.
II Returning leave Bound Fill $50 NJ Daily. aud
AZ y Daily except Sunday arriving Washington
THROUGH trans from the South via Charlotte. Dan
VIE and Lynehours arrive IN Washnxton 90 AN
burg at IL Is A. " and - 40 NJ via Chesapeake
fnd Ohio route and Charlottesville at 9;4O PM /;
Tickets, Sleeping car reservation and information
ernished and easssse CHECKED at ONCE, 1900 lenn-
0lyania avenue and a. Passenger station Penpsy~
u General Passenger Agent
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STEAM FERRY BOAT VIRGINIA AT AUCTION
VIII be OF cred for sale at public auction SATUR
DAY, THE TWENTY EIGHTH INST, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK. at Lannon'S Wharf. Alexandra, Va, the
Steam Ferry Boat Virginia
jy2l-6t BOARD OF DIRrCropa
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rI,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1O12 NEW
HAAPSHikE AVENUE, NEAR WASHING Ton
CIRCLE Al AUCTION
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in iber
la iOIlO 39S ct OF The land records for tn.
District Of oubis, and AT the written request of the
arty SECURED thereby. MI sell At pubic auction,
IN front OF tEe premises, THURSDAY. JULY
TWENTY XIII. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ,
the proI erty Lot numbered
ca III Winter JoAnsUn's subdivision square nifty
two CO... as sid subdivision is recorded liter j
ID h., folio IL, one OF the records OF the surveyors
Once OF TIL District OF COIunDIa her with
if consisting of two-story and basemen
brck awellIIg, being No lOl2 New Hampshire
hue, Washington. u. G.
Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest IT day of sale and secured by
deed Of trut on the property sOld all sin. at pur
chaserS option. Ali recording and convey ancing at
purchaser cost deposit Of 500 will be required
al time OF sale Terms to be conn lied wi tn in twenty
days Oi herwlse rsse al defau.t ting purchasers risk
and cost.
ISAAC W. NORDLINGER. Gunton Building,
LEWIS ID. VIM. GIG St NV
iyl6, 80 II 23.2I26. Trus.ees
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 10 the health
Office as follows: Arthur S. Gladman, white, =
months; Eli. Magic, white, 80 years; Mllllson
Mead, white, 53 years; Wallace c. Wister white, 3
Years: Mary L. Jenvey, Whine, :a3 years; Andrew
X. Wood, white, . months; Jane W. Little white
40 years: Ella A. Griiflth white 30 years; John L.
Mueller. white, Is years; Rose h. Boswell, white,
mouths: ElL Mcleod, white, ~ Years; May Estes
white, months; tIl bert j. wilson, coOred, 2
years; Norris snowGen colored, B years; Jas d..
Harris, colored months; Lewis Carter, colorei,
% years; Jas. Shiel cOlored, A. years; saIal
Davis, coored, days; Chas II. Jorden. colored, ,
months; Clara johnson, cO.Ored, ID years
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FEE Was sDuyged for Protest,np.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Edward COrrigan the noted
horseman, was arrested this morning tor smuggling
a spectator yesterday at the West Side Driving
Park with loaded cane COrrigan IS proprietor
OF the track, and the assault was committed Ue-
cause the victim was protesting against a doubt
1ai ruling in one Of the races by the Judges. A
numb OF detectives were searching for Corrtyan
ali night, but he kept out Of the way until To-day
III was ascertaned this morning that the life tie
man injured Wa, not in Danger. Corrigan promptly
gave bail in $500. lhe Doudsman WAS William A.
tlukerlOu.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE sIDE-WHEEI
STEAMER LANCASTER.

By direction and authority of the owners we will
Sc at the head OF SMITHS wharf. Baltimore, Nd ON
IIHGf,S 81 Mr. !UpY TWES1i-s ixTH. 1855, q,
LANCASTER. She was built in Baltimore In lSiS
aud LAS b., since rebuilt twice. has beea
treigh; and towboat, could lie refied "a pass en9er
boat admiral adapted for the peach trade Length
los feet lie IL. q 90-1OO feet: width over ali, As
fee depth o. hold. Z 2O-lO0 feet; tonnage $50 40
loO disneter OF cylinder 20 inch stroke ei ENGINE
Q .eet: low pressure, surface condenser speed IL
knOts draueht Of water when lisht, about 4 feet.
Sale positive ami pereluptoTy. May be examined at
July -.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance on easy terms with
Interest," and secured To- the satisfaction theowpers
AA1THEN , Il KIRKLAND,
Aucfio -ra lla41 iY.1.lr
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How AN ENGLISH CrrKarn,s rrs.rrn urs

How AN ENGLISH CLERGYMAN TREATED HIS l~-
PANT DAuGnT R.-lhe v. John MouisOn, son IN
Ia" OF the bishop o. Lahore, has ia Tendon b On
up AT the Westminster Police Court for cruelty
10 hls infant daughter. The Guild, which Is SIX
teen moaths OLD, cried In teething untl the reyer-
end gentleman lost his temper. The eyiaa nee
proved mat he took II from Its nurse, went into
room with II, and slapped t FOR quarter % an
hour. The child was black and blue terribly
swollen, and could not bear 70 be touched for days
IL did not DIE however and the court dismissed
the heF. Mr.. Moulson with thlrty-one shilllnss
cost and reprimdnd for giving corporal punIsa.
mept TO Child OF such t'nder years.
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quincy, ILL, July 2o.-A party OF seven persons
were boat-rldiug last saturday night when the
skin Was capszed, and sam Steel and Miss Jessie
Nay were drowned. Steers body was rescued to-
uiy Win puIet-hoe Ia the temple, ana he is now
Thought To have been murdered ana the boat up
SET W remove suspicion regarding his death. Mis-,
Nay oouy mas not YET been found. The police are
working on The case.
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NJ. APPLETON BAKER.

You can have . beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream provided you avoid all Cosmetics 1t
VIII remove the damage caused by cosmetics 1t will
remove pmples liver spots, black heads, TAM sunburn
and redness Of the skin. Any Of these mperfectons
on womsns face is equivalent to painted sign, say
ing. This woman is unceanly in her personal habits
she does not think 1t worth her while make herself
attractive" Send for tree sample Of hecainer Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 Park iIace, New
York S-Iin
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WOMEN o. Isr1uEscE.
MRS M. APPLETON BAKER, NIECE OF JUDGE
BLATCHFORD, OF THE U. 3. SUPREME
COURT, WRITES A LETTER

NEW YORK. July %. 1887
DEAR Mrs. AVER As one of the trying seauels to
long and desperate illness. have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder. for which have tried
many remedies without success. A few weeks ago
purchased jar Of "Recamier Cream" not that had
any faith in any so-cslled proprietary remedy, but
that happened to know who you were. and felt
You at least believed Recamer toilet
were all you claimed find 1t difficult to express my
delight at the Improvement in my face. Let It suffice
that all my friends the woDdo riul
cure "Reeamier Cream" has effected, and that nay
physician. DR.. Egbert Gurnsey. under whose care
have been since childhood. the beneficial effect
OF your Recamer preparations, said to Inc: Il will
not prescribe Tor to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamier
Cream. do not know what 1t is made Of, but know
wEo Mrs Aver is. and am sure 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 weea ued tribute at the shrine OF the beau
ttul julie Rscamier.
Sincerely yours,
M APPLETON BAKER
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NNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRICK Splendid SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT


STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. Isss
TRAINS LEAsh Nash lNGToA, IRON STATION.
ff0 0Msi siArA AND b STREETS As FOL-
TeIPt,sDury and the West Chicago Limited Exress O,
Line. y 80 am. d lily, to Ciucinnst and ST. ioui :
Win s!eeI ing Jars from l1,tsnurx 70 Cinciln H.
y Chicago. with sleeping Car AtoOns "a nieay J.
Cars Washington to chicaro sli ST LOU and sI
eel Saturday Harrisburg to Cleve and cOnnectily
louisville aud Meinrhis. Iaeihe Express 1910
hpugS ai sesS S 70 Is5ur and and sIs M wa
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Ca sudagua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
t9VS . say; q, rEesg saturday Win Sleeping
For VIII aInspOrt Lock Haven. and Elmira a. $50
an dan }. except sunday.
Tor He 20 ana .ad the Ea' 40 999 90 and
sunday. 300, 1 l 40 am, !. 90. 4 10, TO- 90 and
Car 94o IN daily. except sunday, aud :: i5 ..
For Boston without change >: 90 D H. every dsy.
for bar harbyr without change daily excvYt satur-
For Brgoklyn y Y all through trains connect at
ssy Va, WITH *, = 81 br 'yhya Annex af9rdns
For Ihi,.aeI ha. fi2g, 200 II 90, and 11:4O am.
gay o.. Ii 40 am. 2 90. To- s ;o0. 10 90. and
1l.2O m. Limited Express. al PAr.Or Cars . 40
sm. weekdays aud 8 As p N daily with Dung
For Baltimore. e:a5, 20. 300. 80, 300. IL 90.
$40, G:GO 40. 10, 90, and IL 20 p m On sun.
day. 300. 9.OJ. D.JO. 1l.4O am. 2:UO, 3:I5
4:l0. 90. 20, 1000 and IL 20 Pun.
except Sunday.
For Annapolis 1:2O and 900 H. L. :O5 20 AMI
500 m daily. except sunday. Sundays, q 90 ..
IL. 4 10 pm
AL NANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NNAh' mp, mp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Ale&AndriA 90. 6.35 S:4O9:41 1857 an.
!. % neCn. 2;O5. 4:25 300. 5:55. go. 5 :05
iOy2. anu ii 80 M On sunday at 800. y a.
lOt1' a-in-- : 81. J:.lJ, S:n.I. aHd 1905 Pm.
AccolEiaUdsGyE Tor ClllAutco , 90 pm. weekdays
for tsehii0Ad and the South 900, 10 81 am daiiy
- anu . o. p.I.L daily except sunday.
2rslns have AleNandrla Tor WashIL-CJ 6 o. Oh
sQU. y.l0. lO.l ll.U7 ain l 20. 300. ID J.
o 10. 80, 3D., 1912 and II % PM. ON sun
Gay a, y 10 ami Il.of 200. 80. ZOO. .: 3.
Ticket- aud Information at the Office no<tbeast cor
ner OF l3tn street aud PyEnsylya il avenue ana AZ
Tie statlcn whore orders De lett tor the
q "a re T. Destination trOIA hotels aud re-itelS
CEAS. r. PUGH. i 80 ID
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a YOUNG BURGLAR QukEs.-A youthful gang q
thieves, under the leaoeisLip ca a iOurIeen-year-
Old girl, has just been broken up By the Phiaiel-
phia police after a SUCCESSFUL career OF crime in
tae western end OF the 9Th ward. EmIna Boyd, of
No. ls43 South street, wis tue leader.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SIEAMER JOHN ". THOMSON
~ tOIniueiicIn2 MO- pAl. Dune -, 1888 for Po.o-
Ldc A.lN liln=s a. ar CJIOn4l Beach. Nomini
turuOiL2D. All leo sratOWn-
Leave on - set vi al ~ . Monday, Nednes-
cay a. Tie4y. h 10 all Landings nrst-c ass 80
cent: secOadclass. 80 ceLts- l. ". EMAAkI,
.r-l-ON Gen raj MANAGER
DOIONAC TRf NSPORTATIOS LINE
IOr 4 atltnO r and lOlonfac River Landings.
steamer 81 h. apt 0eOxhexan. leaves
var every SUNDAY. ~ 4 o'clock y. iavsT
freight Il ust te D., paid
kOr t0rtiaex information. apply to
sIEPhENSON BRO
Mum 1In street wharf
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGl8glams 10 The Star.
MIR. O'KELLY ARRESTED.
Irish Member OF Parliament Charu O
with Making lnccndiary Speeches.

with Making inccndiary Speeches.
LONDON, July 25-Mr. James + O,Kelly. the
weu-known journalist and member or parliament
for the north division OF Roscommon was arres sed
Ia London yesterday evening for offenses under
the crimes act The warrant for his arrest CHARGED
MIN VITA making Speeches IN Ireland inclting to
INTIMIDATION and boycOtting. Mr. O'Kelly under
an escort OF police lett for Dublin On an early train
ms morning. The Charges against Mr.. O'Kelly
election ID tine south division Of Longford, which
resulted In the return OF MIR. Fitzgerald Parneite
Fitzgerald and Mr.. Leany, the newly-elected mem
Der or parliament for south Sligo will also be
arrested.
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IVES AND sTAYSER GyE BAN IN CINCINNATI
Messrs. Ives ana Stayner quietly entered ClnCin-
natl yesterday afternoon aud with their attorney
Miller Outcalt, and Messrs W. Il. smith and Al
Oert Meter, appeared IN the court room OF JUICE
SHREDDER, and gave bonds In the sum OF $1,000
each, with Messrs. smith and Meter as sacurltieS
Tor Their appearance To answer % the indictments
found against them. The indictments contain twO
grand Larceny.
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EouIrY CouRr-Chief .yvs ice y

EQUITY CorRT-CHief Jus ice bingham.
To-day. Carter agt. Mcfarland; sales nnaiiy ratf-
ned Gray agt. Cooper; Lizzie Middleton ct al.
admitted as complainants Frederick Agt. Wash
ington Beneficial Endowment Association; time TO
take testimony limited 10 september 1, 1855. Cos
sage agJ. Johnson; trustees directed 10 retain
commissions. Gibbons agt Daley; leave TO nle
second amended Oill granted Forrest agt Ken
dick: q lie ratlfel llsI.
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August Beln,on.,. New Horses,

NEW YORK, July 2o.-The National Line steamer
spain, winch arrived here this morning from Liy-
efpool, brings for Mr.. August Belmont the cele-
biated horses BeiiadOnna and Viola. They are In
char!. Of MIR. Ii. W. Bishop, and are in Splendid
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PERsoSAL-Nrs. VIM. Adams, OF this city, was
registered in ST. Louis Monday.--Nr. f. J. Lips
eombe, formerly OF this city, is lying III at Park
Springs, Col.-Gen. Clinton b. Flske is az Deer
fark.-hon- J. Vi. Whey OF Buffalo, EckfOrl
Moore, Hon. q. ID. w. Nroom. Hon. j. III. Brewer
and AdJatant-Senera! VIA. :. stry keT OF Trenton,
\. j.; Eon. Ell Saulstury OF Delaware. T. a Dopp
OF Rochester, IL. T. A, Pinkney. JAS. n. Haslin
ana Ernest Elllnger OF New York, are at MI
lard'S-P. Dumphy OF Grand Island. Neb, DR. c.
L. carroll OF Meadville, Pa, and ThoS. A Ray
mond NJ New York. are at the st. James. --t,en.
J. NJ. ScIoneid, Major. j. L. sawyer, Hon. III. l.
White Oh Boston. Capt. JAS. Parker or Perth Am
DoI. n. j., h. b. DeTIlng OF san FIR n isco, j.
Acostra OF Florida. L. Mcdonnell Of chicago and
X Parks OF NoriUih, Va, are at the tt.--Mts
e. b. smith, Miss NJ. NJ G,l, X. 4. Howssr, Mrs.
Z. WlcAer.ham, Mis- Wax rshaIn, J. NJ. SIockett
dnd j. MuliOy o. 4 ). Aere registered In san
francisco on the 10 IA iusL-EN-s pc aker Keller,
Co. X l.. Hughes, senator Brown, Rear Admiral
Luce, and Repres mt attves Morrow and Guenther
were reg stered In New YORK last night---Thos.
NJ BabSon and VI. Roman Of Boston, :. L. How
ltAd, W. 5. Charles ana VI. A. Bronson Of New
York. Percy Parker oil Lowell NJ tss and henry
W. Hooson OF Denver, col, are al The Riggs
WIN. Phillips and A. ii. Moore OF PHILADELPHIA
Nni. A. Macleod Il Boston, Harry =. Gage OF Los
Angeles, Cal, AID Nelson j. Waterbury and
Augu 1 MertZ OF New York. at the Arlington
Mr.. VIM. ". Becker, OF the 1rm OF Noah Walker
q Co.. let yesterday &c spend a vacation at Bins
near Coalesville, Na--Mr /. +. Schneider LETT
To-Day Tor Cape May, Tor the benefit ol his health.
MIR. W. NJ. Poinlexter has been spending some
time at Deer PARK Nd.
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The Courts.

| There will be an .ce-oream sociable by st. Pat
| r1chs Temperance Society at Carroll Institute
Han Tomorrow evening.
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CHIKF JUSTICE FULLER WINS LAW CAsE-Chief
Justice Melville W. Fuller won a legal victory In
chicago yesterday, the last, perhaps that he VIII
ever gain as a lawyer. The Illinois central Rail-
road Tried 10 eject Brenton X Wells from a loot
vide strip OF a hundred feet In length at Prairie
avenue and ION street which the railroad claimed
oelonSed TO ats right OF way. Wells claimed
twenty years possession and the jury rendered a
verdict In his favor Mr.. Fuller pressed motion
Tor new uial, and Judge Baker set aside the yer-
dict and granted new trial on the ground OF the
insuflC.ency OF Wells pruof of possesslun.
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To Murder Prince Ferdinand

SOFIA, July 25.-It is learned that the object OF
the plot, which was discovered at kustchuck, was
To murder Prince Ferdinand. THO or The rug
leaders, Bosuten and lvanOH, have been arrested.
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Held for the Grand Jurv.
THE SERIOUS CHARGE MapE AGAINST EDWARD I
RERRY

THE SERIOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST EDWARD L
BERRY.
This afternoon, IN the Police Court, Edward L
Berry, colored, was placed on trl, charged VIII
committing rape on Sarah Hattoa, also coiorei
The complainant testified that last Tues
day the defendant asked her IL she wal
going 10 Church that night. anu She told
hiIn That she was. During the nigf
s"c received word IRON Berry that he wante,
~ see her at the corner OF l5th and b street:
southeast. After talking to him some INF nutes
She left. Some time after 8 O'Clock she met hin
near 18th street and South Carolina avenue
He TOOK her across the co.ain rs towards the Jail
and took advantage Oh her. Sue bit him ana Then
attempted TO scream when he choke1 her. DR..
WoOdman Testified 10 the condition Of the girl and
the defendant was held in $1,000 bonus Tor the
grand jury.
RoBBERIEs RKpoRrEp.-wray Beattie No. 4Is A
street northeast, reports the Larceny or three
books valued al sl2.-Leonard SantZ, No. 327 9TH
street northeast, reports that while returning
from Harper's Ferry last evening his pocket was
picked OF a silver watch.-Samuel j. Armstrong
reports the theft OF s.. yards oi carpet
No BABIES WANTED IN THE POLICE CouRr.-
"Call Ben Johnson" said the prosecuting attorney
10 the Dailin In the Police Court this afternoon.
A minute later a small coiored boy Appeared
fence surrounding the dock, and the bailin
he'd the Coy by the collar as though he was
shllington, 'but did not see the DEFENDANT
sfEls is no place for babies" said Judge
Miller to the boys stepiather, VINO wanted
the boy sent to the Reform School. Take
tie boy home and take care OF
htm." Mr. Shilltngton said that he did not desire
TO lave the record OF convict on made against
the boy, and the case was dismissed.
SENTENCE FOR RoBBING HIS ENPLoYERs.-Gran-
Vile Madison, the coloTed porter in the employ OF
Guinnip & Co, on 9TH street, who was arrested by
Detectives Ran and Horne, on suspicion OF roObing
bis employers, was taken 10 the Police court to-
day and arraigned on nine charges OF larceny
Mr.. Campbell Darlington appeared Tor the prisoner
Mr. Guinnip Identified the goods recovered as
having come from his store. He said that the
clerks account book did not show that the defen-
dant purchased the goods. Monday morning he
said the defendant borrowed 25 cents from him
and when arrested In the afternoon lie had s. In his
pocket. The defendant WAS sentenced 10 two an
dred and seventy days in jail.
SUBSTITUTE LETrER-CARRiERs APPoINTEp-Post-
master Ross to-day appointed Eugene Burdlne
Marian K. Eppley and W. Howard Douglass sub
stiIu,e letter-carrierS. The appointments were
made under the civil-service rules tue appointees
having passed a satisfactory examination.
There will be an .ce-oream sociable by 81. Pat
ricn's Temperance Society at Carroll Institute
Han Tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25
WAL1ER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. AuctloneerA
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate ON s., NE

REAL Estate ON X S. NE
Ry virtue OF deed Of trust to u.s. the undersigned
trustees. dated the I1th day of May. 1887 and re-
corded N iLOer l-O4, foIo ~ ct seq, OF the Land
* cords OF the DStrCt OF Columbia and at the ruue
Of the holders % The note secured tt rpUy default in
payment OF said note having made We viii of n
Tor sale in Front OF the premises No t., st. eD on
lHI Jay. JULl IWLNrY- SIN Ii, at II ALI
fASI FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the follow ing described
n Al estate. situate III the city Of WASHINGTON,
u Columbia describes as follows viz The eleven
CID l-et eight tsj ches rOut o. lot numbered two
hundred ana fOrty-live (24Jl. and the eight sJ
teet four "a inches lot numbered hundred and
1orty SIN t2i6l, Iy the depths Of lots III b. f. Gil
berts subdIy4si u OF square numbered hundred
AID seventy Eve % 90. improved by brick dwelling
hc Use, being No. A X st.
lermsf one thIr,t cash, balance in two and three
years secured by deed OF trust the proper "
est 81 sx per cent % cent? per pay able
seiiannu y. or al cash. at the option If the pur-
chaser. drlOsit of one hundred dollars 14lU OF Will
be guIred at tie time II terms of sale arr not
complied with Ii ten day. from day SAFE the PROV
ery vii be resod at purchasers risk and cost after
one weeks public notice. All convey ancing at pur-
chasers
WI R WOODWARD Trustee.
Dl4-dSds LEROY ~ TAYLOR, trust e.