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vTNRE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

L tn ryr PENIS PESNNNSsYLyANIA ROUTE rr,wrs-
SELL nails NAILS MAeSiIiGtST E fStfFNr
IN Effect AUGUST D. 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. IRON STATION
SSoENEK Sixth AND b SHEETS. AS Fol-
ForI1tsDurg and the West Chicago Limited Expresso
Pullman Eestbuled Cars. at $50 Am daily: Fast
with Sleeping Cars from i1tts1urr to Cincinnati
and Harrisburg to ST Louis daily, except saturday.
Western Express. at 40 pm. daily. with Sleeping
eeIt Saturday. Harrisburg Cleve and. connecting
daily at Harrisburg with through sleepers for
pm. daily. for P1ttsDurz and the West. with
through Sleeper To I1ttsburg. and Pttsburx -
ExLifMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandsgua and Rochester, daily for Buff
naiS aRd Ss dy SJssp. sa 10 le9op
For willismsport, Lock Haven. and Elmira at $50
am. daily except sunday = on nm ia
II 40 an, 2 90. 4;iO. 1000 and II 20 D m. On
oS I'm iaie TIpress of Pniim9n P,s anr
Cars 40 am; daily. except Sunday. and 3:4J y.
For Boston without change. 200 pm. every day.
For Bar HsrbOr without change daily. except Satur-
For Brockyn " L. all through trains connect at Jer
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding doubls
Fo, ff5T.se nerGss NSS fS5S n c m and
200 10. 900 10 90 and IL 20 pm on sun.
ii.3UPm Limited Express ali Parlor Cars 3 40
IN. weekdays and ) 40 = M daily with Dining
For Baltimore. 6:a5. 100 200. go $50. 100.
aDC IL 40 am, 1E.Uo, Z:OO. - 10. f:lo 4:sO,
40, 600. . 40. 10 90. and IL 20 pm ON sun,
day. 300, 9.OJ. 80. IL 40 am. 2:UO. 3 AZ
4 10, 600. . 40 1000. and IL 20 pm
Tor Pores Greek Line. 20 am and 40 PIN. daily
Tor Annap5Iis 30 and 900 a m. 1a:O5. 4 90. aud
600 p N. daily. except sunday. Sundays. 900 =.
n. I 10 p-ul-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Ale aIirIa 90, 6 b $40. 9.4j. 1857 an
l2:O4 noon 205, 4:25. 500. 5:5J, SO }, .: 05.
1UOJ. and 1856 N. On sunday at 500, 9:4a
100 an. 30, 5:5J. s:e5, and 10 :O5 pm
Acconlllio datlOn Tor QuauticO 90 weekdays
Tor hehmond and the South, 600, 1857 am. daily
- and q o. pm daily. except sunday.
1rsins leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. 6 o. Z: o.
600, ylQ. 10; 10. 1907 am. 20. 300. BIB
=: 10, I:Ub, 3D., 1882 and IL .05 pm On sun
day al @ 10 and n O7 IN, >: 90 TO- 7:O5, ::ys
and 10 ~ pm
TlcketS and information at the Office northeast cor
Ter OF 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue and at
tie station where orders be left for the
Ci baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAs. 4 PUGH. j r. MOOD.
General Maua0er. Iau6I Gen. Pas. Ascent
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PERMANENT CuRE Or eczema

Two years ago was attacked with eczema cannot
tell you what suffered was the forlorn spec
tacle You ever Charles Kennedy, Of this place.
showed me your pamphlet skin diseases and among
them found the description suitable to my case.
bought the CuTIcURA REMEDIEs. took bottles,
with the CuTIcuRA and SOAP. and the result is per.
manent cure. I thought would wait and if 1t
would come back. but it has proved all you said it
would do, DO will say God bless you and yours!
THOS. L GRAY, Leavertown, Ohio
have been cured of q most unbearable itching skin
disease by the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES. They have en-
aoied me to escape years Of suffering. You may use
my name IS . reference, and any who wants to
know about my case may write me, inclosing stamp
W. b. BROOKS,
Al Grove street. Providence, h l.
am canvasser, and one year ago was badly
andicted with salt rheum, that unable to walk
l tried the CUTIoURA RKMKDIEs and they entirely
cured me- +. l. PERRY. Rome n. Y.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA 500 SOAP, Csc;
REsoLvxNT, 81. Prepared by the PoTTxR DRuo AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston Mass
" send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages 80 illustrs tons and 100 testimoniaa
PIMPLES. blackheads. red. rough chspped aud oily
skln prevented by CUTIcURA SOAP. su28, 20 ,sep1
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FUNDS EXTRACT u ueed In the household Of the
President - ven - that of the humblest citixen
nem6sr! Of the Army and the Navy, the Bar, the
6encn the pulpit and the pross-a ranks and classes
pSople-haye sent their personal experience and
Tor the last forty until their letters have
ned volumes tesufying 70 the wonderful cures Of al
EXTRACT.
ksmembsr PONDS EXTRACT 10 sold in bottles only
oeu wrAppsr. with landscape Trademark thereon Deal
WIN respecsshle drugxiste Gully. lny20
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STILL THE FEVER SPREADS:

fiftee N New Cases and Two Deaths
in Jacksonville Since Last Night.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 29-12 O'Clock bule-
tin.-Since O'Clock last evening, new cases, Is;
Deaths 2; recoveries 1; under treatment 81; total
cases, LAG; total deaths, 81.
(Signedl NEAL MITCHELL, M. D., President
Duval county Board Health.
The Citizens Sanitary Association this morning
passed a resolution requesting the Surgeon-Gen-
eral 10 establish hospital near Refuge Camp on
the st. Mary'S River.
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Over 100 CASES CURED BY VEHICLES Ma
" LARA and Axue kxterminator during May and June
In Harrisburg. Pa; most Of them Of long stsnlinG
some y. >. ~ AID IL yearA VIII curo ~ out Of %
kSANs. Wholesale Axsnts. My8- lms
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Political Notes,


yesterday nominated J. b. Pennington for Con-
gress and named the following presidential cleo
tors: Cae0 r SSnn s Oh New ~ Sase; hU o Hill
form Endorses President Cevelands administra-
tion and approves his patriotic utterances and de-
proves the national platform, and pledges the cleo
torai vote OF the state u Cleveland
chief Arthur, OF the Brotnerhood OF Locomotive
Enytpeers declines 70 talk politics. and says he
taxes no stock in the story that the railroad men
viii cut Harrison because OF alleged utterancss
saws democratic engineers and nremen VII vote
for Cleveland and republicans for Harrison
The democratic congressional convention OF the
second South Carolina district took four ballots
YESTERDAY without result Representative TIL
man had 20 votes Aldnch 10, ana HENDERSON 10.
~ TSs Pennsyivania democratic state committee
yesterday nominated Henry Meyer, OF Allegheny,
for auditor-generl-
ted cen. Harrson 20 attend q two days mass
meeting at Fort Mega In the Maumee. The gen
erai repiied that be decided to accept any invi-
taIIons outside OF Indiana he would 60 70 Fort
x3dironal congressional nominations have been
made as follows: In the third Maryland district,
gina district, Charles B. Smith, republican; nrst
West virginia district John c. Pendleton, demo
ocrat: ninth KENTUCKY district, J. b. Burchei
SsSP.os%ocr.s % succeed kr@snScur M sro 1
Attorney General Michener, Of Indiana who a
regarded as representative OF Gen. Harrison,
was among the callers at republican headquarters
IN New YORK yesterday. He had conference with
Chairman Quay. Senator Allison telegraphed that
his services were at the disposal OF the national
COMMITTEES. senator Frye. Of Maine. also expressed
his willingness 70 take part In the orAsorical de-
partment Of the campaign
The New York 6ss to-day saysit was announced
yesterday that Col Bnce, chairman Of the ma
ttonal democratic campaign committee. had
the democratsc party, ssd thAt there would be no
lack Of funds Cor The legitimate expenses OF the
campaign. Among Chairman Br1ceb visitors &C
headquASteu were Representative Scott OF Penn
yivanAA, ana . number Of Indiana polltic1sna
The Indiana u1tuAfaon was thoroughly 0tcusseo,
and ASSURANCES Of the national op0m1tsee's nnan-
c1al cid wogo nos lacking.
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The BreMtauOs tn Court.
THEY PETITION FoR A hASDAMUs on POSTMASTER
ROSS.

To-day petition was filed for q mandamus In
the name OF the United states ex rel August Bren-
tano and simon Brentano against John w. Ross.
city postmaster. TO compel the latter TO deliver TO
them mail matter addressed "a. s witherbee &
Co., "a. 8. Witherbee Co, proprietors," and
"Brentanos." They state that prior 10 July 10 A.
s. and g. A. Witherbee carried on business at 1910
Pennsylvania avenue and at The National Mu-
scum; that on the day named they sOid the
stock TO Solomon Guggenhelmer, OF New
York; that WUherbee & Co agreed that
they would not carry on business In Washington
and Guggenheimer on July 10 conveyed the prop
erty 10 the relatives They state that since July
lS when they took possession letters addressed 10
"Brentanos," A. 3. WitherDee a Co.," &C, have
been received here and were delivered up 10 Au-
August II, but since then the postmaster refuses
TO deliver letters addressed 70 Wifheroee Co., &C,
and they now seek redress by mandamus
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

III Il Co.
Os Horneriy with y Hanson Hiss kco,
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received a large consignment Of nav
sprfng PATTERNS We are selling all I5c Witt H..
from Sc To 30 Embossed 6ili from 35c 70 a. All
.vrz guArHhtsso nfsteiA-A tresco PAINTING aud
s B LEPREUx q BRO. SOS asx
ttn Sfeet eNfs pess ne ooof- myl
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ROSS
A Has returned from the springs and will be pleased
l. trends
sa2S-4t 1910 1lth ST. NV.
AD- p ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
NAlst and Clairyoy ant, give you your LIFE
ClArt. and To her sltters their fun Love
Ara.rs Specially. Charms wOrked L. satisfaction
MADAME Can convlnce tbs skeptical aud BRINGS
so.d luck o. all 1ll2 q st. NV. yl4-7w'
DROF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
= Soy ant Astrolozer and spiritual Medium. Born
VIZ second SIGHT and veil livery hidden mystery
tessalsd Receivers Lost stolen property. ilnds
Laodsh Treasures. Gives lucky hunters. Causes
eleedy marriages Brings separated t,tether Iriyes
success II business Removes al Family trouble,
LosNn nueLces. Cures sickness u disappointed
enertsoi others Judge all allke tine rofessor
convince tie most SceptczL strangers from tner
sues VAL save tine and disa by calling on
| seani1e elAlrvoyan in tins city. he sue
- Al others iAi. and advertises only what
ne e. 90 slttnSs. Doe Life-readinx Ly mail on
seaYt q Ell Name lock Vi hair date of birth Honrs
sDa Vpsa sundays fr0Ln 10 pm
0St11. 421 9th stnw
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TO m RsruxxsD 10 IRsrAxp.-The SECRETARY a
the Treasury has AUTHORISED The commllIloner a
Emigration It Phiie1elphla 70 expepd go u order
Iriah emiRrant who arrived n this country 81 eap-
tember, lo07, and - now liable % become p0hdlc
chagYO on ocoou1e Q. failure q h1B oyoGght
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A SOUND MIND GOES VERY SELDOM WITH
"a ont sound digestion. and nothing contributes
TIERS, the appetizer and invtgorstor
sons Is
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2e.-The statement OF the
business OF the Norfolk aud Western Railroad for
july 1885, shows, gross earnings, $407, 2S5; ex-
penses, 25l, $50; net earnings 1855 90 an increase
OF $3l 2OS as compared with the same month last
year. For the seven months OF 1888 the net earn
ings were 81, 900, an increase OF 5000 624 as
compared with the corresponding period OF last
year.
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CHIEF ENGINEER ALEXANDER HENDERSON, who
has been In poor health for some time past will
sail next Saturday for Liverpool He expects to
spend about two months In Scotland In an en-
deavOr to regain his health. His duties or late as
member OF the advisory board have kept him
very busy, but the Affairs OF the board are now
about wound I'm.
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Department, ordered TO temporary duty at Du-
points powder mills at Wilmington, Del First
lessor Of miatary tactics a. KENYON e. pIT,
Military Academy, at Gambler, OHIO.
Lieut. Col. Jared A. Smith, Engineer Corps, or.
dered from Portland, Me-. TO Fort Knox and Fort
Popham, on temporary duty. Private Jas Snay,
Troop H. LIST cavalry, retired Capt. JAS. c. Ayres
Ordnance Department, relieved from duty at the
Benicia Arsenal Cal, and ordered TO duty at
the waterviiet Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y. Major
VIM. II. Powell, ed Infantry, recently promoted
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DENTISTRY,

RR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
~ Per n-v. oold and Anlss3In Ffllil especial
~. Pain prevented in extracting by appliczt,on 4,
gums: aching tssta saved. a<rEeial tseth insertsI
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALSF FOR FUEL-U. s. COAST AND GEO
II Dbl SURVEY UfFlCE--Wsshington August
"a 1855 Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
DAY. SEPTEMBER D. 1883. and opened immediateIy
thereafter In the presence Of lad Furnishing Two
hundred and forty (24u) tons best quality white Ash
furnace COAL twenty-five col best quality white
ASH stove COAL seven ( cords quality pine wood
sawed once, and three 90 cords best duality budv
hickory wood sawed once, The fuel to be delivered
subject To the provisions Of section 81 the reyised
statutes Of the United States fhe pous
ts oD1ce The right 10 reserved reject any and All
Forms for proposals Will be furnished ON spplcation
20 TINS ONCE Envelopes to be endorsed .PUpoess for
Fuel," and addressed To the SUPERlN rENDENT or
THE COAST AND GEODEIIC SURVEY washing.
ton. d. c. su2S-1f
DEyJRM SCHOOL STEAM HEATING Plant
h sealed proposals for steam heating plant and
for water tanks for the eform school Of District
II ColuM bis Will be received IL O'Clock NJ WEn
NkSDAN. September ,, 1855, at 6O0 9th a y
Specifications furnished and given At the
above number The right II reserved reject any md
all bids or parts OF pldA J. CARPENTER
au2s-t Chairman Bldz. Com
DROPosALs FOR FURNISHING UAST-IRON
IL WAFER PIPES AND VALyka-OHyIcR on THE
COMMISSIONER. d. C., WAsHI croN. ID. G., August "a.
lSsS sealed proposals will be received 1T this Once
unul TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on THURSDAY, sep
TENDER SIX. 1883, for furnishing cast-iron wafer
pipes and valves For specifications, blanks which
bids must be made, and all information apply at this
once The night Is reserved reject any and all bids
Or sarts Of BIDS. W. b. WEBB. B. x WHEATLEY, @.
W. RAYMOND. Commissioners. D. g. aux7-6t
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoRI ROUTE TO LONDON,
y NUhDDEUT SCHER Il

NHOkT kOUIE 10 LONDON,
- NUhDDEUISCHER LLOYD s. s. Co
last Express Steamers.
To Southampton (London, Havrel Bremen.
Iraye, Wed, Aug. ~. IL am. EiDe, st, Sept. l.
pm; Lain. We'd, SEPT y n ~. Vera. sat, sept.
8 a. N. ALer. We'd. Sept IL, 10 q. EiGer, Sat-
sept 10. j. III
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table luxrtouus
salooE appointments Prices: LIST cabin S75 aud up-
varus q berth according location; I'd CABIN $50
brrta. stsorAss al low rates, Apply To Z r. DKiJOP
SZS Penn ave BEALL- BROWN co, 1921 n Il
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NOmsu0ssOmo AOoys
The President to-day sent TO the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations:
VIM. CASTOR Allen, OF South Carolina, to be
United States consul at Kingston, Jamaica.
Vicente n. Baca, Of New Mexico at Peidras Ne
gra&
Laredo.
Army-Leut.- Col Alfred L Hough, 10th infan-
try, TO be colonel OF the 9th infantry.
Maj. VIM. II. Penrose, 12th infantry, TO b leu
tenant-colonel OF the 10th infantry.
Capt lessee A. p. Hampson, 10Th Infantry, 70 be
major 0tthe 12lh infantry.
second Lieut. Isaac W. Iittel, 10th infantry. q
be first Lieutenant
FIRST lieut. Geo. 3. Davis 9Th cavalry. to be cap.
tain.
second Lieut. WIN. + Almy. sth cavalry, to b
nrst lieutenant
Corps q Inginssrs- Captain Daniel W. Lock.
wood TO be major.
First Lieut. Thomas I. cassy, jE,to BE- captain
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The Wheelmen's Tournament.
NOTED PROFESSIONALS AND AMATEURS ENTERED FOR
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS AT BUFFALO.

NEXT WEEKS EVENTS AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 29.-The entries for the
wheelmen'S tournament, which Is to be held here
September 4, 5, q, and 3, closed yesterday. There
are eghty-hve entries OF professional ana amateur
wheelmen. Among the notable events OF the
tournament Will he one mile Tree for all profess
sional tandem race; three-mile professional bicy-
Gle race for the worlds championship; the two
and one hundred-mile road race from Erie Pa.
The professional entries include such well-known
wheelmen as VIM. A. Rowe, OF Lynn: Jack Lee,
OF Nottingham, England; Jules Dubois, champion
Of France; +: W: Allard, Of Coventry, England;
Vim. Wo0dside, H. q. Croker, Of Newton, Mass. ;
S. g. Wniteaker, OF Chicago; w. +. Knapp, OF
Denver; I. Weeks, OF Minneapolis; Ralph Tenn
pie, OF Chicago; Jos. West. OF Birmingham, En-
gland; 1. D. Munger, OF Chicago; Eddie Mcdowell
or Philadelphia; Sidney Eastward, OF Denver; W.
J. Morgan, OF New York, and W. II. Barber, or
Rochester.
Among the most noted amateurs entered are: :
Tom Roe OF Chicago; ". A. Wilhelm, OF Reading,
Pa; Phil 8. Brown, OF Washington, ID. c.; II. S.
kingsland, Of Baltimore, aud w. J. Grubb, OF
Pottstown, Pa.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. August 29.-virainia SKIES. con-
soldated. 81 past due coupons 65; do, ten-forttes
315s: do. new thIees. GOV bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. August 2O.-Cotton nominally
firm iddnR. 1Oas. Flour in good demand and nrIn.
Wheat-soutnern quiet but steady; Fultz, 9SalO2;
Longberry 99a103 western, ruled active and hisher
but closed easy No winter red spot, 9Sa9Sk;
September 9S1sa9s3S; October. 99ha99k; December,
l0l kal0lH. Corn-southern quiet and easy: white.
56a5s: yellow, 56a57: western. dull but firm
mixed spot, 53A bid September. 52ks53; year. 48K
and Pennsylvania, 32a34; western white. 3.a:54 !;
western mixed. 29s31. Rye. quiet and steady 56s
5S. Hay. frm prime to choice western IT 00a1S<O0.
Provisions firm and fairly active Butter. hrln
tern packed. 13a15; creamery, 17al9 Eggs, easier
17SalS. Petroleum ady-refned. IN Coffee.
nominally hrm-Rio cargoes. fair. IAN. Sugar. quiet
and steady--soft IN; copper refined. steady I 6ka
15Z. Whisky, quiet l26sl28. Freights to Liver
pool per steamer quiet but frn-cotton 5-32d. flour
per ton. LAID; grain. 44aod Receipts-nour,
1000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn. $500
bushels; oats. $1,000 bushels: rye 200 bushels.
Shipments-hour. 41,000 barrels. Sales - Wheat
$4,000 bushels; corn. 5000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Auxust 20.-Thsre was Q biz increase In
the amount OF grain on ocean passage and the Liver
pool market was quoted quiet, with prices tending
down. Wheat opened ct v2<. or lower than closed
last night. september corn opened ON, at Az
The Of yellow fever in the South made lower
for at the start In spite OF the fact
ina: hogs were &C. higher ct the yards The opening
price for September pork was 1850. against 1A27H
~ yesterdays close
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AUCTION SALES.

VHoMAs DoyLIYe. AgcIloNEER ,,u
akREBY aTvhs II Hal nA fHE offoEwINS do5ts
MILL De SOLD 10 fAY sToRAaE CHARdEs on
snes a. IN SSt5cE ny
rooms, corner TennsyivSns avenue and ii u street
vi-ss dali able e' with Sise pair shear. tnnf
nd sea.e1s case e s sae Isr a.S es
sa2S.iS, VAN -" TsoaAs LOWING. Auetionser
WEEKS 90. auctioneers
Two GOOD WORK HORSES, soRREI AND IRON
GRAY. AT AUCTION IN FRONT OF OUR SALEs,
G GS4sSj THURSDAY AUGUST So .ua AZ !.
j TfRs hSP fixfuhEs. AT 1904 STREET
On THgEspAE, AFTERNOON: AUGUST THIR:
Gold and Silver Jewelry Plated show Cases. Shelving
Mr. p waaeh moving 70 otssr quarter. and dsvo.ins
hi, attention to DIAMOND and bS1seS gSsinsss
WALTER D. WILLIAMS s CO. Auctioneers.
Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH. 1888. q.
FIVE OCL0Ck p NJ, We shall sell IN front Of prem:
s Of % s hi S 10 fsss
brick dwelling. five rooms, water and gas. stable
Terms; $1,000 cash; balance in six twelve. and
eighteen months. secured by deed of trust on prop
sriy sold Az conveyancing at purchasers cost elOO
sGsS-d a. s' V WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
WEEKS CO.. Auctoneers.
w 637 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post-ofhce.
o, Thy US sDAYs August r, THIRTIETH. TEN
"a iN Up x1TH
SAT CHAIRS, SEVERAL FINE FOLDING BEDS.
FIFTY SCHOOL DESKS LOT BOOKS FOR AC-
COUNT OF STORAGE, EXTENSION TABLES, g. 8.
AND 10: FOOT: 100 BEAUTIFUL FRAMED PIC
lUkES, BOOKCASES, INV AND SECONDHAND
CARPETS, HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES.
HARNESS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE, TRUNKS.
LEATHER NETS, LAP ROBES. SADDLES, &c,
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Fon Srrrpnrssxrss
USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Or. @ r. DAKE. Bellevile. IL. says. 4 have found
t. and aione 10 be Capable Of producing end
natural sleep In Of insomnia from 0vervorko
the brain. which often active professional
aud business men"
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TIE FIRST CONSIGNMENT OF SILVER Com from
the Philadelphia mint, to the amount OF $500 600
was received at The Treasury this morning an 4
stored In the new vault under the north court
Consignments Of like amount Will b received each
day from Philadelphia, New York, New Orleans
and San Francisco until the vault is Oiled At THIS
rate 1t will be about six months before the trans
fer Is complete.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
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THE UNIFORMED PYThANs-RAthbone division
OF Uniform Rank met last night 10 inspect their
forms are OF the regulation pattern OF the Knights
OF PythiaA and were purchased from the proceeds
OF the late fair held for that purpose After an In
spection OF the uniforms pleasant reunion OF the
Knights took place.
NoTES-A coiored excursion party paraded the
the streets this morning with band OF music
While the transfer train the Midland Terry slip
was backing up yesterday IL struck some cars
standing on the track near the tunnel switch and
broke up two cars but injured no one.-A num-
Der OF Indians here are attracting much attention
from the younger portion OF the community.
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THIS AFTERNOON.

II oBERT voSE CO., Auctioneers, 800 1t. Ae.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH, 1883 AT
HALk-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
This lot has frontage of AZ feet by depth Of 100,
aid Is part of original lot 10, In square 516 and is
located LIST St south of Maryland ave-,
the Garreld Monument and fronting the Capitol
grounds
Terms easy 800 at sale. Title perfect Real estate
men look out for a bargain. au27-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-29

NEW YORK, August 20.-The semi-annual con-
ventiOn OF the National Electrical Association was
opened to-day ia the Hotel Brunswick. About 800
delegates were present. Mr.. A. s. Duncan, presi-
dent OF the association, called the convention TO
order. w. II. Harding, Of Baltimore, the secretary
and treasurer, presented his report, which showed
Q nOurtshlng state OF affalIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-29
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
l. FOR bsltiInore aud Potomac River LAndings
steamer sCt- Capt 0eoghexAn. leaves stepnenson's
wEArI every SUNDAY, ~ o'clock y. ". bivae
freight must be prepaid
kOE furtLeE u4I0El1akon, apply to
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