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WoRKnEN CEysUEE MAYOR HEWITT. - Mayor
Hewitt has written two letters TO the central
Labor Union, OF New York, IN one OF which ne ex-
presses his opposition 20 tenement cigar work. and
In the other he declines TO raise a subscription
Tor the three girls who were discharged because OF
their evidence before the congressional investgat
ing committee he did In the case OF Foreman
Hartt who was boycotted by the labor organiza-
tons, but states he Is willing 70 devote the surplus
OF the Hartt subscription 20 a proper case OF need
when presented. AT a meeting OF the union yes
terday motion OF censure was passed, and it was
resolved TO rebuke him al the polls should an OPP
portunity arise.
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baltimore MArkets.

BALTIMORE. Nd August 27.-virsinia sizes, con-
s so sd d. h's
s f.I, .s as and
DO. eItr.. Saostls: DO family 40ssy6: city min:
sna a e.ssr Fl Sa s: Wy
s.; Sssss; q
yellow. 5es57; western. dull and nominal; mixed.
sSs.S Ss'ss os sssis ssilI. ana
southern and Feansylv,n,s 32aS4; western white 81
su: Sa. ; @s::in '7ss
Py9xisisn ,;t Arm and fairly sstys-1es. roEs
.ides. packed sA.9k Hams. lsNaI4k.. Lsrd-re.
s.sy Es
ei % . ss I ss1ass
SS, per per ,s ds s9. arm
ssipss 1000 ss:ssi:S SS:: loo i SS.hsi:;
sss. rye soo
2ls,0O0 bushsia sales : Whsst 275.OOO bushels
corn, $500 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
wheat ssnns
Whit Is q I .x xssa e ss
eiO.ns price. Corn vas also weak September opened
ysiSa lever sei Il
the south and shs fat tina. ne hog m.1ist !.
ton on the board Of trade was quoted q follows
Mheat 901: corn, Az oata Pan; pofk. IA l2H;
lard. 0.37h; short ribs. A..
ASSAULT CAsEA-To-day, In the Police Court,
Francis Pollard, alias Mary Bryant was charged
with an assault on Onicer Kendig on Saturday
night by biting him on the arm. In view OF the
fact that this was the third charge ro-day, fne
Of o or 80 days was imposed IN each.
Rachel Hedgeman, colored, was charged with an
assault on Taylor Fitzhugk on Thursday last: The
Rachel testified that F1tzhugh called her an ugly
name and she Just took him BY the neck and
wrung It for him. Tho case was dismieeed
MARY Lee was charged with an assault on Mrs.
Matilda Aandoo, and was nned %. Kliza Haw-
kins and eade Allen, charged with an ARRAY, Wers
nneo %. Nay johnson, Tor contempt was nuod
ma HBvrfr's ILLNHsa-Mr. r. O. hewitt waa
RAreB on nm TMmmoMuKR Inc foalowing
wefs the read1ARs % tho signal On1ce eo-days Q
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A Fugitive Mormon Leader.
GEORGE o CANNON wITH HIs WIVES IRAvns r,
THE LAND or THE zUNIs.

-
THE LAND or THE ZUNIs.
A dispatch to the New York sun from Topeka
Kan, August 25, says: Geo. q, Cannon, the well.
known Mormon leader, who Is a fugitive from Jus.
tice, being wanted for violation OF the Edmunds
law has been In this city for the past three days
He has been secreted In the house OF O friend on
Tyler street. His presence here was explained by
the arrival to-day from the West OF three women.
They were met at the Depot by Mr.. Cannon, and
were evidently detachment OF his plural wIveS
for he embraced them one after another, and the
meeting was an affecting and affectionate one,
The quartet then took Q carriage ana drove 10 q
private residence on Tyler street. where Quarters
had been prepared for them IN advance. fney re-
mained indoors during the afternoon and evening.
Of midnight Q hack called for them, and tbey Wefc
driven to the Santa re depot, where they TOOK the
train for the West. IL n supposed they were
bound for the land OF the Zunis In old kex,co.
where the Mormon Church. through Cannon, has
purchased . large AREA OF land for the occupancy
or Latter Day SANTA IL was generatly thought
that Mr.. Cannon has been In Mexico ali rhe time,
but he said before his departure that he had Just
returned from visit East Twohundred thousand
acres have been purchased In Mexico ~ NJ. Can
non and the leaders Of the church, and they say
that several thousand M0rmons VIII &C once move
nom Utah 70 that country. where they can i've
unmoleSto6
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The Baseball Case Again.
THE NEW ORLEANS CLUB HAVE THEIR "UNDBRfAKING"
READY FOR APPROVAL

THE NEW ORLEANS CLUB HAVE THEIR "UNDBRTAKING'
READY FOR APPROVAL
Judge Merrick came In this morning and con-
vened the Equity Court, having been apprised that
the compliments In the baseball case to restrain
VIM. Widner from pitching with the Washington
National Club, had their undertaking ready for
approval The compliments, the New orleans
Baseball Park Association filed bill against the
Washington National Baseball Club and WIN.
Widner TO restrain the engagement OF the last
named, on the ground OF prior contract with
cOmplainantS. Judge Merrick granted an inJunc-
ton on filing an undertaking with sureties, and a
week ago Nessrs- John Cook and Emanuel Steinem
properly signed. The defendants objected that
the undertaking was not effective until signed by
the complainant or under power OF attorney. BY
telegraph power OF attorney was mailed to the
counse, Messrs. Abrahams and Stafford
THE PAPER SENT TO NEW ORLEANS FOR SIGNATURES
subsequently the complainant's counsel con-
cluded that the undertaking should be signed by
the officers and sent the paper to New Orleans for
their signatures. 1t was mailed on Saturday, but
had not been received. Mr.. Stafford then suggested
as the Judge would return TO his county seat that
he would, when the paper is received, allow Mr. r.
7. BrowLiLg, who appears with Mr.. Cook, to in
spect 1t and send it by mall to the judge for ap-
prevail MIR. Browning said that IL he had objec-
lions he would send them to tn judge.
When the undertaking is received there will
likely be other objections made. Until approved
by the court the writ OF Injunction Is imperative
and Mr.. Widner may, In the meantime, pitch as
much as ne pieases. should the WI t be issued his
TO MS liability for Playing last week, since the
verbal decision, will be one for the court TO settle
on the nnal hearing. should the Injunction issue
II will not restrain him beyond the District OF Co
jurisdiction OF the court he may be brought up
Tor contempt
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BALTIMORE, August 27.-BenjaInin Bergen, who
was indicted In Baltimore Tor forgery, arrived
here last night, In care Of Detective Todd from
Montreal. Canada
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ARMY ORDERS. Col. Geo. B. Dandy, deputy
quartermaster general ordered to visit and inspect
the national cemetery at Gettysburg. First Lieut..
jas. Parker, Attn cavalry, granted twenty days
leave.
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AUCTION SALES.
M ELhS CO, AuctIoneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue.
Opp. City Post-Ofhce

WEES & co, .A.,setlonssr..
w 031 Louisiana avenue.
Opp. City Post-0ffce.
SrETSIAL SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF NANUFAC-
saShEhs MD WILL BE SOI.D WITHOUT RF
SS,,K' Z WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS TUFs-
al InkNT1-LIGHTH OF AUGUST, AT ZEN
~ MAIDS OF 81 300 WORTH OF SINGLE
az DOUBLE CARRIAGE AND BUG0Y HkR-
SE,SSS. LEAlHEk AND OTHER TRUNKS.
RRndRpnENs SADDLES HORSE COVERS. LAf
1cbES. LEAlHER AND COTION HORSE Mis-.
SDHDED NEIS, WITH A VARIETY OF OTHER
olOCh- ALL IN PRIME CONDITION, 1t
NHoMA5 BOWLING. Auctionssr
SPECIAL SALE FIVE CASKS ASSORTED CROCK.
On WEDNESDAY ru ER NV r,xr,, ,xsr ,...
commencing a. Ten O'CLOCK A NJ, I will sell
ny saiesrooms, the above goods in lots TO suit
s,, Ten thousand Cigars.
sale positive. Dealers invited.
Terms cash. THOMAS poyyTINa
au27-2t r.ti-na..
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THoMAs CAnIYLr.s WIZ

once shrewdly remarked. There's no knowing
what Mr. Carlyle might have been but for dys-
pepsia." Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause Of
his gloom and irritability. Had he taken Ayre's
Pills he would have been . healthier and
happier man
II WA q great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. I hsd no appetite. became
greatly debilitsted. and was continually
afflicted with Headache and Dizziness. After
trying various remedies. finally began 70 use
Ayers Pills and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulf ed. and became we'll"
ID Il Logan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by Or. ]. C. Aver d Co. Lowell. Masa
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
faIS
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ACTs APPRovED.-The President has approved
the act for the erection OF q marine hospital at
Evansville, Ind. the act for the relief Of the Low
& Fleming Manufacturing Company, New York;
the act to regulate the subdivision OF land within
the District or Columbia; the act TO authorize the
Richmond and Dan Vile Railroad Company to lay
tracks, &C., In the District OF Columbia;
the act to provide aid to state territorial homes
for the support Of disabled soldiers and sailors Of
ton OF Jos. Francis; the acts for the relief Of
Perez Dickinson, H. II. Helper, A. M. Andrews,
and others, Andrew X. Smith, Lowman & Co., Geo.
M. Ochiltree, Jos. W. McClurg, Andrew Gleason,
and S. B. West; and the acts granting pensions to
VIM. Kelsey, Caspar Banke, Richard II. Van
Dorm, Gertrude K. Lyford, keyes p. Cool, and
susan T. Alger.
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Farm, Building. Burned.

BoRDEsTOwN. N. j., August 27-An the out
buildings on the farm owned by ex-Gov. VIM A
seweil, and occupied by Henry Emily, near Allen
town, together with all the grain, were destroyed
about $500. The fire was OF an incendiary
OTt9ln.
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DUBLIN, August 27.-Father Kennedy has been
arrested for holding q meeting Of q suppressed
branch OF the National League at Duhall0w,
County Cork.
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Shot by q Woman i'm Fun.

ST. JOHN, N. B., August GA probably fatal
accident from the reckless use OF firearms &C.
CURED on city road yesterday. During q CONVEX
sat1On between LeOna Sleek, aged thirteen years.
and Mrs. Frazer, the latter picked up revolver In
Jocular manner and said: "Leona, I'll shoot you
The revolver went OIL, the bullet entering the girls
breast and penetrating the lung. The girl Is In q
critical condition. Mrs Frazer Is In custody.
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w ALTER 3. WILLIAMS 1 co. Auctioneer.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES MARBLE-TOP
G,N NJ Llk IN T I, S, MAH0GANY TABLES
TtRh BEpsIEAps.; BUREAUS, MARDRoBEs,
OTHER CARPETS. MATIREssEs, BEDDING,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
SILL ETC
On FRIDAY, AUGUST THfRTY-ONE, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall SELL at the residence 10 10
ST. n general assortment of Household Edecs to
which ash the attention of BUYERS
auSJ-5t WALTER Ii. WILLIAMS 3 CO.. Aucta
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ARM Wave,

Are rolling in. You can't escape them; but you can
escape the sleepless nights loss Of appetite. and
anguid feeling that result from draining the nervous
force by muscular or mental exertion In summers
torrid days. The use Of PAfNE's CELERY COM
FOUND. that great nerve tonic will ct strengthen
the nervous system and fortfy against the attacks
Of summer debility. This preparation il . medicine
not drink. It is scientific combination Of the best
tonics giving lasting benefit to body and brain. Il
cures all nervous diseases and has brourht new life
and health to thousands whose weakened nerves were
the cause Of their many ills 1t il especially valuable
at this when feeble persons are 30 liable TO
stroke. disease which nearly always fatal PAINEs
CELERY COMPOUND, BY restoring perfect health.
almost entirely removes the liability to this dread
disease. II feel the effects of summer heat you
can't afford to delay another day before gaining the
vitality only obtained By the of this great medicine
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. s1.Oo SIX FOR o. 90.
Send for sisht-pase paper. with many testimonia,S
WELLS. RICHARDSON Co,
BURLINGTON. VT
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THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY accepted the
following bond offer to-day: $4,000 registered 4s
at 128.
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PROPOSALS.

PkEor1sAis FOR FURNISHING UAsT-IRON
= wAIEh PIPES AND NALEES-OFFICE or THE
SoaAissioSkks. d. @, WASH eroN d. q August -
ea proposAls Will be received at this ONCE
r r1xx h,mELnE O'CLOCK NJ. on IHUksDAY sEP~
IkMbkh siA. 1sss. tor furnishing cast-iron va,er
Rpes all saiees for spectncations blAnks ON which
DIS mess .. made and al Information apply At this
once Inc s az Il reserved reject any and ii. fiis
or Iars Of DIS. W. b wEBB - WEExTfao' ~ ~
W. RAYMOND. Commissioner D. q M ~ -
SEALED PROPOSALS. ETC. FOR PURL FOR UsE
~ u United states SsnAte. xiII ~
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2s. al TwEIyE .scT " oe oPen ri
~ the Office Of the Sergeant TnStsI us
senate for one Thousand o0oI ton. be.f xh,ss ~
anthracite coal TO be We'll screened fr.e srs,
nnpurtlss and delivered In such ouant,ts.. ia ~. ~
seh times A. may Dc desired thirty t3o) tons red ash
stove coal hundred 100 cords hes hirioyr e
cut IN three Pieces straight clear free from knots And
SPLIT 10 MEDIUM size. hundred (l0Ol cords ~ az
best spruce pine wood. straixht and clear The cal
and WOOD 10 be inspeeted wei1hed measured, ssved
aud stored in the vaults Of the senate wing on 49,
United states Capitol the expense the coptrnct,
The coal 70 be devered In part % the balance
may Be called tor Tas wood g Be delivered stored
measured. and ct the Capitol. unless othsrviss
eedered The night % rsject any and al bids re-
ssnse auo-mAv
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.
will sell large stock Of frst-clsss
GROCERIES, WHISTLES. WINS, BRANDrES AND

CIGARS,
Counters. Shelving and two large Show Cases. large
Coffee MIL lee Box, Beer Pump. Counting Room and
Desk, Marbletcp Meat Bench and OUTFIT also 32 feet
Awning and Frame The groceries consist of canned
goods, 20 barrels of -four. starch coffee teas sugar.
syrup cigars large quant Of tobacco and many
other articles too numerous mention. This sale will
take Place TUESDAY. August TwENIY-EIGHT.
1ssS. At Ten O'CLOCK A NJ. at stores 317 and 3l9
corner Of 4th and l. SITS Il W, The barroom fixtures
and LIQUORS will be sold the same day. If any person
should like TO rent the building and buy the stock in
bulk be the day of sale they do BY applying
To NJ FULLY, suctioneer. Sl1 9TH st. W. au25-2ts
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
fur Their notice The stock will be sold In bulk,
above mentioned 1ts
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF

LGh, CHAMBEk Library. DINING ROOM
AND OTHER FURNITURE
50 sECQND-HAND, BODY, TAPESTRY AND
OTHER CARPETS. IN GOOD ORDER
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY
EIGHTH. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell
eral collection of Goods.
CARPETS will be sold promptly at IL O'Clock 1t
lIEo. W. sTICKNEY, AUCT 934 r ST n W
~ viii sell on WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST
IwENIl-NiNlH-s at Ten O'CLOCK. the contents Of
> ten room house. No 10 i st NV. one fine Piano,
Psrlor Suite, Bedroom Sets, CARPETS, Dining and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &C. au21-2t
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MAJ. GEN. SoHOFIELD and Lieut. Pitcher, Of his
stan, returned to the city last night from Gov.
ernOr'S Island.
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
FREEl FREE FROM PAINII

Pains. strains and Weakness The first and only pain
killing plaster, % cents au21, 80
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He Changed HIS mind.
A wOULD-BE SUICIDE JUMPS IN THE RIVER AND THHN
CALLS FOR HkLP.

Jas. McIlhaney, printer, employed in Gray &
Clarkson's printing offce, caused some excitement
at the river front yesterday morning by Jumping
into the water at Bscoes wharf, foot OF 10th street.
He walked out on the wharf and was looking into
lne water when Jas Mothershead, Waterman
employed on the Baltimore ana Potomac Railroad
appeared on the wharf, McIlhaney waited few
moments, then walked around pile OF lumber
and jumped In. Mothershead heard the splash and
at once went to the drowning mans assistance.
The watchman soon saw McIlhaney rise to the
surface and cry for help. Then he swan ashore
and was lifted to the wharf by means OF a rope
lowered by the Waterman. Two policemen APP
peared In the crowd, which soon assembled on the
wharf, and the would-be suicide was escorted to
the fourth precinct station, where he was placed
behind the bars. Later In the day he was turned
over to some friends, who took charge of him.
McIlhaney lives on Maryland avenue near 10th
street. Some months ago he ended a spree by
taxing laudanum. but was relieved OF the poison,
before 1t mad taken effect
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r. EoRGE ". sTICKSEY. Auctioneer,
NJ g3f 3 street N -

PR PKRrV AZ, ~ MI W. u ~
OF FihST AND STREETS y. W, AND ON THE
SOUTH SIDE Oh NEAR THE CORNER OF
THIRD STREET ". W.
BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust recorded in Liber
1910 folio i6S ct seq. and LIber 1881, folio 2O6 ct
and Liber 1897. fOO 1913 ct seq ectivey
the Land Records Of the District Of Columbia will
offer Tor sale in front Of the premises on THURS
DAY, The SIKH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. u.
1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described
property. situate in the city of Washington D. c. /:
The east nv ljl feet If Lot No. sixteen 6) and the
west forty 40) feet sir @ inches Of Lot No.
90. In square No o53 and the south thirty six 1850
feet front Of Lot No twenty C27 in said square
No BOB said part of lot "a having two-story frame
building upon the same.
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance In six and
twelve months with interest at per cent, payable
seIni-snnualy. secured BY deed of trust upon the
property sod, or all cash, at the option Of the pur
chaser. A deposit of 800 will be required on each
lot at the time of sale All conveysncing at pur-
chsser's cost Terms to be complied with In days
from of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right t. resell at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser after hive days previous notice in the Even
ing Star FLEMING j. LAVENDER
auS1, BO,s1.4.6 Trustee
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TIE MONITOR PAssAIo was to-day put into CRY.
dock at Norfolk, Va, to be caulked and scraped.
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TI'HOMAs BOWLING. AucIioneer.
A VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO
133s HIGH OR 32D STREET. GEORGETOWN

On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1885, at O'CLOCK
VIII sell in front of the premises part of lot 10 in
square No. lOl fronting % feet the east side of
High OF SD street. betw West and Stodlard
By depth Of 100 feet improved py elegant two
stOry BRICK dwelling, containing eleven rooms water
fne cellar, stable in rear fruit In yard &C &c
Terms one third cash. balance and two years
with interest secured by deed Of
sold or al cash at the option Of the purchaser A
deposit of % required of sale au2s ia
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Arbitrator In the strong Case.
The President has appointed the following GER
tlemen to arbitrate the question at issue between
Gen. Strong and the District Of Columbia: D. g.
Henry, OF Albany, n. Y; W. H. Phillips Of WASH
ington, d. c., and Samuel g. Holiday, OF Utica,
NY,
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBl8glans to The Star.
MN. CHAMBERLAIN srLErr.
ne VIII Say Nothing About the Rete<
ton Of the Fishery Treaty.

LONDON, August 27.-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain,
on being questioned by q press correspondent in
relation to the rejection or the fisheries treaty By
the United states senate, said he did not propose
70 comment upon the Senate's action which had
long been foreseen.
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District Government Affair,
THE TAX-SALE BILL.

| THE TAx-SALE BILL.
| Inc commissioners, In company with Attorney
Davis, were at the Capitol THIS morning endeavor-
Ing To get the Senate to recall from the President
the bill providing for the advertising ana sale OF
! property for delinquent taxes in the District of
Columbia, heretofore referred to in The STAR, for
| the purpose OF changing the date on which the
SAFE was 10 take place, as 1t Is impossible TO pre-
pare the list In time to have the sale take place in
| september OF this year.
DELINQUENT TAXES OF THE CHEsAPEAKB AND OHIO
| CANAL COMPANY.
The Commissioners this morning received let.
Ter from Assessor Fish, calling their attention to
the delinquent taxes OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company Oh real estate In the city OF WASH
| ingtOn. He says that for many years the company
mas ceased to operate as canal, and this ground
has been entered on his books as taxable. The
says In his opinion the company should pay their
tax from the time the company ceased tn operate
ney for the District.
TO EXTEND THE POLICE PATROL SYSTEM.
The Commissioners to-day opened the bid Of the
Gamewell Fire Alarm and Telegraph Co.,
,Sr putting the Patro! system in police station
Supt Miles for his views, who said T. was tho
roughly satisfactory and recommended that the
Co. were the only bidders. This company was
the same that put the patrol system In the exist
Ing stations.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: A. B, Hines one
prick dwelling at S211 street northwest. 5000 800
NJ. A. Bates, one brick dwelling at 2O5 street
northwest, $1,l0O; Win. Widmeyer, one brick
dwelling at TakOrna Park, 81, 900; j. I. West
one brick dwelling at els 18TH street northwest
81, 200; Jos q. Hester one brick dwelling at ~ ID
| street northwest, s., 900.
THE LIZ DROIr PARK FENCE CASE PosrPoNEp.-
In the Equity Court Judge Merrick, this morning,
she LIE Droit fence case came up owing to the uil-
Outstanding on the part OF Nj Worthington that
the case Was to be tried. Mr.. w. said 1t was de-
srable to remove the present structure as soon as
possible. and replace II by slightly In APP
pearance. 1t was agreed to postpone the hearing
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Great Fire In Germany.

Great Fire In Germany.
srx PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH AND PROPERTY WORTH
ssvBN MILLION MARKS LOST.
HAMBURG, August 27.-Seven old wooden ware
houses at Steinwarde, containing cotton, rye,
sugar, and saltpeter, valued AZ 100000 marks,
were destroyed by fire to-day. Six persons per.
1shed In the flames
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BALTIMORE, August 27.-Consul General Freder-
ick Raine arrived here last night on visit from
Berlin.