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AUCTION SALES.
rO.NOR ROW .
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE NEW
III BRICK DMEIIINA, H.lUsES. Nos. BIB AND

-
Si7 G SfkEk1 sOUIHMEoT.
By virtue three certain deeds OF trust duly re-
corded he and records Of the District Of Co
lum1a In Liber No 1133. Ito 300. 81 Sec. and IN
ieer No 1895 fciios 463 aud 41s ct SEQ the under
signed trustees, at the request OF the psrty se ureo
w SELL IN front Of the premises tasrein conysysd ss
bay III. FIFTEEN III DAY OF AUGUST 1883, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, that certain Lot
to) fzccoriine TO plat recorded IN said
IiDer NO ii 81 folio 30+) IN square 400. the said
lot being sow know B. lot "a OF the Subdivision re-
cor led book D. 81 record of the office OF the
surveyor for the said District and improved by new
brick dwelling.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER Lot mum
bered go in the same sQua taccordnx TO said
plat recorded IN Lber 1888 folio 3O4} and now known
as lot No. 81 acco q, x 70 the oresaid pat recor led
proved by new three- story brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money In
cash the day of sale within ten days thereafter
and the balance in equal payments ut one and two
years. with interest at per cent from the day Of SALE
interest be paid semi-annuAly. aud secured by .
trust the property Sid, all the purchase mon-y
may be paid in cash within said time. deposit OF
90 viii be required when each lot Is sold All
veyancug the purchasers cost II the terms of sale
are not complied with within said the trustees
the right 10 resell the property the cost and
risk OF the defaultilg purchaser.
WILLIAM W. BOARMANl ,.
GE0KGE @, BOAkMAN, I Afustee@
GEORGE ". STICkNEY. Auc, $50 st. au3-dkls
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PROF. PERRIN WAS KNOCKED DOWN By BoULANG
Frs F0LLowsRs-Gen. B0uianger returned TO
Paris sunday night from his tour. After an exam.
nation, the magistrates OF sc. Jean d'AngeIy,
ordered the release from custody OF Prof
Perrin, who was charged with attempting TO
shoot General Boulanger during q political
night at that place. 1t Is stated that Pro-
fesSor Perrin was knocked down by partisans OF
Gen. Bouanger; that he flred at his assailants In
seif-defence, and that he did not aim at General
Boulanger. Many participants OF the light have
been arrested.
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A CONFERENCE AT THE DISTINCT BUILDING TO- DAY.
Pursuant TO their notice given In the public
prints and In accordance with the law on the sub
jecs respecting opening. widening or extension OF
streets. roads &C., the Commissioners to-day gave
hearing In their ONCE TO persons interested In
the proposed widening OF Columbia road, between
Boundary street and 10th street extended, 70 give
opportunity 10 all those interested VINO had obJec-
tons TO present There were present besides CON-
mssloners Wheatley and Raymond, number OF
owners OF aoatting property the owners Of prop
Phelps Tuttie, Dean, Lansburg. Quackenbush,
Noerr, Stoddart, TruesdelL Presbrey, Flagg, and
the Blake heirs All are In favor OF the proposed
widening with the exception OF the Blake heirs and
which has recently been erected, at cost OF
$4,000, and the widening OF the road would neces-
SLATE Its demolition. Accordingly the trustees
NED the Following protest through their agent,
Mr.. 0lmstead:
As trustees OF the estate OF George Baty Blake.
deceased, owners OF the property at the junction
OF boundary street and Columbia road, on the
east we object 10 the route OF the proposed WIDEN
Ing OF SAID Columbia road, and suggest as more
advantageous that the additional width should be
taken on The land on the west, particularly at the
southern end OF Columbia road. This, we think, is
apparent particularly as the west line OF Columbia
road Is now east OF the west line OF Connecticut
avenue, and therefore we have TO request that II
this route 10 not adopted by You that you pursue
the course required by section 254 OF the Revised
statutes OF The United states Tor tie District OF
Columola Protesting that you are without lawful
authority TO widen said Columbia road, as pro-
posed in Your published notice OF July %, lsss,
we object thereto, aud IL IL be decided that you
nave the authority In the premises, we shall claim
damages ARTHUR w. BLAKE,
ARTHUR T. LYMAN,
GEORGE X. HARRIS,
BY WA. K. MsTTIsGLY, Attorney.
The Commissioners reserved their decision.
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RoD1HxrD RxFosTxD.-oeoFge y. schayer, No.
1310 30th street. reports ut0lon from his house two
diver spoons worth Sd r WlliiAmk No SO
scee5 reports stolen froa IN stabls sons has-
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New Commander Of the Army.

The President to-day issued an order placing
Ma1or-GenerA Schoneld in command Of the Army,
with headquarters at Washington Gen. schoneld
will also continue In command OF the Division OF
yet
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Safea Of Real Esfafs

w.R. Jackson has bought for s.. 900 of l. G. Hint
lot 15 square $50, 81 by l39 leeL, on the south
side OF II street. between "a and 4th streets north.
west
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USE HoRsFoRD's AZ

Use HoRSFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR. L @ o Turner Collar. Iowa. says 81 very
much pleased with At in meutAl deprsson ssstrle
troubIes"
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TIE CAsn DmnmsEn.-MaJor George A. Armei,
retired, who u ~ present In the real estate bus
nees On street. was arraigned IN the Police Court
this afternoon charged with assaultng MA So
phtA pempeey, of No l2&3 5th U&Eeee northwssC,
but the oase was 01amiosed.
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XVEEKS g CO. Auctioneera
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
opp. City Post ONCE.
EXTRA LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
CARPETS MATING, 40, &c. OF ALMOST
MANUFACTURERS. WITHIN OUR AUCTION
ROOMS, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST SIX
TENTH, All Ten A. NJ
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO ABOVE
SALE, Ir BEING THE LARGEST OFFERI N0
OF GOOD GOODS YET MADE auI4.2t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Marke
Ausle

The following are th0Openng and closing prices OF
TIL New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to CorsOn aha Mccartney. 141y street.
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When contaRious diseases are coming there
fore You should adopt preventive measures,
especially In the summer when dis .sse
YOU germs Turk In every nook and corner. Burn
sEAbURY's SULPHUR CANDLES In your
NEVEk ciosets store rooms. cellars. sinks stab g.
chicken coopa b,rd cages, &C. Nothing ~
KNOW cures such absolute protection against such
danger - sulphur and In no form 10 its sp.
plicstion % safe and efectusl q In these
candlsa- Sold By drugyiyts, sul3
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FINANCIAL.

NJ. W. COtssOS. SNU ". MACAkINEY,
u Men Der n y. Stock 1sx.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4lv ST. wv
Bankers and Dealers IN ovsSx11lnsuI BonIa
DerosjtsL Exchange. Loans. Collections
Bsliroad Stocks and bond and all securities listed
ch the Exchanges OF New lorK, fhiiaae phIa Boston
AID Baltimore bought and sold.
Specially made OF Investment Securitiea District
EoIds and all Local haAro.d O.s. insurance and Iel-
q hone STOCK dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy Is
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

S1EASikA JOHN ". THONFsON
- CoIEaeECInz MONDAY, June -, 1883 for Poto-
LlAc sJY l@A4ilsfs CO.Ous4l Beach. Nouliui
(crraonlan. 4na Leo aratowu-
Leave OH wh.gl . : m Monday. Wednes-
day. and riday. al landings nrst-c 49, 80
cent?; secOHu-clssS. 30 cents l. W EMMAkl,
@-l-oN Gensral AAlaxer.
DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE.
Il Tor lsluInorv and fo,onIac River Landings.
Steamer SUI. Capt 0eoxhesAn, leaves StepnenSon,s
WAT every SUNDAY. AZ 1 o'clock y. ~ Aiysf
her iurthe< lAlSEGlatlon. apply to
sIEfHENSON BRO
m3-6n lii ,Srsst ,xS5.-,
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Local Notes.

Mr. W. c. Hin, who is largely interested in real
estate in this city, will his family to Seat
tie, w. T., this fall. His business Interests VIII
probably keep him In the West for two or three
years.
The death Of Mrs Mary f. Bvins at Romney, w.
Va, last Saturday evening, noted in yesterdays
STAR, was due to an attack OF apoplexy. The fu-
neral took place this afternoon from St Matthew'S
church.
M. NJ. Parker has leased to Henry F. Blount for q
term OF years w. C. HIS house IN University park,
known as the yelling Mansion. Mr.. Blount Is a
wealthy manufacturer OF Evansville Md, and In
tends to make Washington his future home.
An alarm OF IRE was turned in from box No. Is
this afternoon for the burning OF the woodshed
west
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TIE scEHHs ABour RBApQUARfKKs-A rRKtnrxARY
CONFERENCE AND A VAIN pIsCUssIoN-oPENISo
SESSION or tn. ooxvExrIoN-rRR BODY now
AWAITING a xxroxr OF rnn con1frxR OF oRl-
pRNTIALa
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TsY IT,
POND's EXTRACT n known everywhere, and well
merits Its reputation the Peoples Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For over forty ysaxs this
great vegetable compound has proved it, efcscy and
pever failed 70 do its duty when brought into uss IL
nss VOL ita greatest . subduer Of al puiut
shd tnnAnination, and should bs IN every househol
fONDs EX1hACT curss burns. supbuFRs, Chxttug,
hsmoEshsxes. etc. Ash Tor PUhD5 ATTRACT. Take
40 lA.it.uonA my3l
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. Nd. AUGUST 14-vire1nia sizes. con-
til er-. t5x: do. ten-fortiss, 35H bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. August l4.-Cotton quiet and
Wheat .hern. quiet and easier: Fultz. S9aS2
Lonvberry. yOayi western, dnl! and iower clos ~
S0s.as9X: October. DOhsDOH Decem5er, 92Ha0,
Corn-southern, quiet and hr1n; white, 6OAOl gel
81 Ha5S: september, biX.52: year. 13ba40. 0su
Quiet aud steady-soutbern and PennsylvaniA. new
3sa36; western white 4is43; western MIXED 80.
Se..srn. is.ooaSooo Provisions. III " active an
firm. Petroleum. quiet aud essyseHned. ~ Cofce
nS.a .e.aS WHISKY .ay
Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer nrm = cotton
sSS1 ssso sSP S.-r U.s. sS.. sa.S
els; corn. 900 bushels: oats. 5000 bushels: rye
100 bushels. shipnent:Saour: SO0 oa barrels v, e..
ll,0U0 bushelsL
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, liz Auxust a; II Am-Public cable.
70 the board 'S s IN .na s
tending down Tor futYea Yesterday morning the
cables were almost precisely the rverse q thiA Sep
Of soH Corn Opened unc6sns d Il so Tor sepssm
Der AID pork also opened unchanged. at - 40 iol
NJ oeoefp Wha s% s os:
23ss; porf. 1885; lard. $40: short rihs 500.
The Brsoklyn Disabled.
SIZE u foWED BACK 10 4 JAPANEsD PoRr m
CAIPPl.1D CONDITION..
The following cabegram was received at thu
Navy Department to-day: "Brooklyn towet
with sfser crank shsit broken be
yond repair ana forwad shan cracked
under san with propeller on deck Pleas
'-Tls Bsocssn recently ssd nom
/
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b. @. Stewart TO A. Sheckier, ". N Sc W.HC.s
sub Mt Pleasant; s1.500. L. @. Hine to W. r.
jackson, lot Is. %. $50; 5000 Andrew Hughes
70 John Miller, lot Is, 50. 69o; g. X Rothweu to
Nattlda J. ROCKWELL, lot 25, "a. pe1; g.
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MAhmAoI LicENsEa-Maniagelic licenses have been
Issued BY the clerk OF the court TO Marriage Regain
and Mamie Roberta; George II. Edwards and
Emily Jane Sneed; Thomas Clements and Cathe-
nne Nrstead; Edward DAMN, OF Northumberland
County, Va, and Emrna jackson:
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w hen baby was SICK, Ne save her Cassoesa
Nhen she was child. she cried Sor Castor1A
When shs became Aias. shs chung 70 Cussor1s,
hLsh AAs lse ShaAoxen. h1a SAVE tham OassoEiA
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RANGE OF THB THHRNoNEYRR-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, 81; p H., IS; maximum, 40; minimum, 60
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The Naval APPROPRIATED
TIE CONFIRERs WILL REPORT THE HAJIu1D 70
AGREE 70 fHH HoUoE
The oonferees on the naval appropriation
bfll. after Q meeting this afternoon, decided 70
report IN entire disagreement 70 the House.
The matters OF small Importance at issue were
Paddy adjusted, but upon The more important
. uendmenta concorufng the new chips ana tho
sterA dock, both n1dee were ln0exthla
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Tn GEsu1sr
o q Nm n OTrso
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia couvsisscencs.
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
1T: suffering from attack Of Illness which had ot
only reduced my strength. but brought extreme
exhaustion. from inability appropriate food. tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
sWtneglassful three times day. Its was followed
by marked ehects-l Food which had heretofore been
rested properly e There appeared An increased
tower Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of imitstions The genuine has the signature
OF Johann Hof" the neck Of every bottle. All
Others are worthless limitations
Johann HOFF, bernn and Vienna. New York
ONCE Barclay ST. ta3-tu.t h&s
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TMNkRs SERIOUS FALI--To-day Micha
Caffut timer at work on building on Corcorah,
between 18th and 18th streets fell from a second
story window, and was badly injured about the
face and head besides receiving as IL is supposed,
internal injuries He was taken to bis home,
023 2oth street northwest
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MI. VERNON. vi. VERSoNi

MI l. !ERNON! MI VERNON!
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
Leaves 1th-street wharf daily lsxeslt sunday for NJ
vernon aud hiVer landings far down q ymont q
10 cock u L. heIHgAlns. Reaches WASHINGTON
slo l. l. BLAKE. C4ptzi1-
V,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON STEAM. II "WAkkF1ELD-
Leaves 9TH -. wharf on MONDAYS. TIT kSDAYS
ard sal UtGDA1S at fam keturutIlx TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAY .. ~ touchjn AZ overland.
lHss f-r Noi1lint Greek Va 1t. tsl4eEts bay
eolardtOwa Nd. Connects with b ard U. Il r. Al.
s1epherds zee schedule. JOH-, u. PADGErr AT
{. ". !DLEY. MANAGER, jas
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PARvEIL's SUR AND rHE GovER>NENr COW

A LUMBER TRUsr BACKED nv GERMAN CAPTTAL-
dispatch from MIN alsois annOunccs that rTed
Weyerhauser, a rich luulbernan, h al the head VI
a syndicate, backed by aeagy capitalists VI rcran,
which has Tor It's OBJ CT Inc organization OF 4
gigantic trust, 20 inclsds all the principal lumber
interests OF Minnesota ana Wisconsin. The agents
OF the So Indicate have SECURED UpllOna upOa the
largest holdings OF timber lands IN both states
The object Is 10 noaJ l.ss over llse ialis AT
Minneapolis 10 Dig mills ~ De erected lower
Missis,lppi.
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cN%-.s ~ clA4ty. "a Ell l.
~ Ca COnsilSe Ia most sceltlcAl aud bah
goo !aeA " a. liz " 1t. u-w. yIA-5w.
M Mk- kEkD
- y.
l4lO New iork ave.nv u,
khOf. Clay. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
VIZ All. As1O4oser anu SPIRITUAL Aedlum lSora
WIN veil kNerx httIlrt1 x.tarv
IeNe~AS3- hecose<s iSsS stOlxu lrUl~rtx rro-.s
hicosi treasures Owes ia AZ ual,,i.@r. tnnnes
SPEEDY MARRIAGES Br1nss set4rsted tuxrtnar 49,
sessess ~ o1sneAS As-15oNes al family TROUBLES
ty erOEts olntrs tuose Ake "a az rsss.ss.
Cab convince the most seepuc@L Strklsrs from o "a,
Will tine and disa coin tu,s m nv e.
tie OnlS genuine cl4irr city :. ne ~
seeds where al others iAi aud Adyertass only VIA,
lie Ssttinss, IOc. llle- reading Lv mai -
receipt 81. Name. lock hair. OF b, ri, 49,.
10 s opsn SUNDAYS frVIa W I4nl '
iJo.-It' AL 9th Il ~
INVOICES A SPECIALITY, By A LAWYER OF
~ years sSperence In This city, eonsultati.n
strictly con-. tsntsl AID ~ftSut CHARGE: o1
charges to the ueserviL.r poor. Address DIVOKCks
Star nee n25-6
NINE BROOKE TEIlA ALL HE EyENTs o.
w III L AL business COL tlAl LADIES andssn-
gsnsn 30 cent. each 4oe i SSest betxeep 4fh aai
e4sUssn northwest s0-4vvs
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TIE Bxsr
sfRINe MEDICINE
TARRANTs
l3 eELTZER APERIENT.

VNHE BEST REGULATOR or DIGESTIVE OR.
- Tats and the best appel known is ANGOsrUkA
the genuine article. msnufae ured by
10 Dr. j. g. b. SlEGERT soma
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LADIES GOODS.
StPERFLU0US HAIR DES IROYED. LAYING
kNHo trace oy electric needle process endorsed by
every E0nifient physician Ten years practice this
city ENctrlcal treatment for ladies and children
au4-lHs' Aks. DIX. GABhIEI. 1921 u 81 NV
NILE NJ. j. PnAsD1.
LOO st. n.w tsirs. Hunts)
FINE fhENCH HAIR GOODS
,Fr sPscial selection in SHELL AMER and DULL
Hair Dressed AID Bangs shingled a2s-lm.
FEDoRA DnEss SHIELDS
Arb TIE BEST IN NE WORLD
Manufactured By A IL BrinknIann q Co Baltirnore
au4-eo3m " 'oio'
thhSlSth DfEI. OCCURRING AND DRY CLEAN
I ISG EsLABL MEM, l2oo New YORK ava
ton ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH ,ormsrpy
sl,b A fIscher and alaison iriese. Paris. ja2I-iy
A NLoN tlscHkk's DRY Gle MING EsrAB
ALlSHhENT AND DYk WORKS, BOG q st M W.
Iaqles and Se rs Garments If ali kinds Cleaned ana
DYED without beiir ripped. Ladies' Ev, ming Dresses
specially. Thirty -Dye Year, experiences pr,rss
MODERATE. Gods called for and delivered sid
A LLWOoL GARMENTS MADE UP or RIPPRD
N ~ ed = sood luouIninx BLACK
A. FISCHER
~ SO6 q st nv.
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DIED IN Trying 10 SAVE HER BEOrHER--Mlss
Elsie Pyle, aged twenty, daughter VI fhiladel-
pnla milnonaire, was arUNued Al Ocean Beach, y.
j., sunday night while trying 10 save her brotDer
AT O'Clock sunday evening Miss Pyle and her
brother went out sailing on Shark River. MhLe
trying 10 tack, the boom swung sud 4enly around,
striking young Pyle on Tue head and pluAging aim
into the water. HIS SISTER, an eNpert swimmer,
dove after him, but her wateT-sJaked clO,Illng
rendered her heroic efforts frulJ.ess. and 80
weighted her that she was unable 10 Keep hcrselr
afiodt, and, with heartreDdng cry. saBk once Tor
an some spectators on Tue beach put out In a
boat and Rescued the oroJaer, vino chung u the
yacht
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FRED GEBHARpT's THoRoUGHBREDs BURSED.--
The fourteen horses burned 10 death Ou the
railroad accident near Port JefNls y. \, yester-
day, we're thoroughbreds and Tue property OF Fred
Gebhardt aud MIS- Langtry. Among tH0se loss
were Eole, EOls, Mineral 81 tBka. Certainty, Pau.
line, Frank, orphan Boy ana tRO-y edr-Osd flIy.
Scandinavian, owned by Mat storms. OF CaAIOr-
MA, was Killed and two OF Mrs. Langtry's black
tandem horses The only ones saved ~
savior ana two-year-old nlly. Mat Storms, the
owner OF Scandinavian, Wa, IN Lhe car AltAIhe
horses, ana Will probably die IRON his injures
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Two BROTHERS DRowNER-Amandus and WIN
holler, brothers, Of Mlfiiinsyie. Pa, were drowned
IN the susquehanna hdvor slg ht OF Ia ir trends
sunday. Amandus, the eldest, MADE dive from
mig rock he rose once raised cry u distress.
ana his younger brother went 10 his Rescue. BOta
4 were drowned
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NJ. De Giers and Count Herbert Bismarck have
agreed 10 appoint joint co.saIlsslOn " consider
measures 10 Improve economic rclalioas oetsccn
Russia and Germany
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REPRESENTATIVE MASON TALKS.
He 10 Sanguine Of Harrison and Nor
to0.s Election.

Representative Mason. who has been making
campaign speeches In the South ana IN New York
and New Jersey, was talking with a STAR reporter
to-day OF the impressions he had formed. He has
an idea that there are many protection
is's In Virginia and that the re-
puoncans are going 20 carry both
New YORK and New Jersey. He gives expression
TO no doubt In the world thht Mr.. Harrison viii
be elected he is going TO start out almost imme-
daseiy again TO help accomplish the election. THs
STAR man asked him how he was received In
South Carolina
'Oh, very corfially-by the colored peorle!- he
replied. "The white people would not have any,
thing 70 90 with republican" He says that all
tne LAX about colored people IN the south going
over 10 the democrats Is oosh. He does not think
there are ten colored democrats Charleston some
few practice diplomacy TO keep their 3o5s they
would consider themselves disgraced II they voted
any but the republican national ticket.
speaking OF politics In New York he said:
"Ihe republicans are sure OF the state.
Inc democrats did IL for themselves when
they proposed to take the duty on milk. The
farmers In New York get only cents per quart for
mix now, and that would destroy the business
entirely. Free tumber In the Mills bill has changed
more than enough votes 20 make up the
majority OF "a twice over. Free salt has
changed as many votes from democrats 10 repub-
overcome that majority. The dairy people will
overcome IL three or four times. Anyone or these
Things would give the state 20 US and
they are all combined. AT one place spoke was
thlfoouced 10 eighteen men who voted for Gleye-
iano and VIII now vote for Harrison"
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD = kDESNE, 1HE CELEBRATED PAM
AAt and Clais Voyaut, give you your exact he
800 40 70 Der sisters tAeI- fulL Love
eAts ~ elAliy. "a ins WI Ell sslIaIAetsoA
a. Ca COHstnse Ia most sceptlcAl aud b. llss
goo I1eA " 49, liz u a. Nv iyI4'5x:
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There arAI v " sAio, swonty-swo stAtes rspre.
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THIS morning huge American nag wasstretcnsd
across street, 10 front Of No o1h Another nag,
tnat oraped the froLt OF the building was 80 larxe
That II nearly concealed the whole structure. A
strip OF Canvas attached to the nag swinging over
tne street bore the simple legend: headquarters
National American Party" Upstairs. In the rooms
OF Zoe American Club, was busy throng OF men.
Delegates TO the national convention kept arriving,
ana there was considerable life and hustle about
the headquarters In the main room on q long table
were scattered pamphlets and books the literature
OF the party, AMI in the center was book In which
delegates and visitors were requested TO register
Ineli names The delegates and visitors were all
plentllully oeoadged Some OF them had their
ooSoms covered with rosettes, streamers. and me-
dallions OF different kinds The prevail ng badge,
however, was q miniature American nag, worn on
tue coat lapel Now and then, when some giant
IN the movement, like Ex-0ov Sharp, OF Kansas,
or M. Munyon, OF Philadelphia, arrived, there
was more Than usual stir. Tnese leaders were all
In excellent humor, addressed those abou. them
as "brother this" or "Br0ther that" and In other
ways gave evidence that an era OF good feeling
nao sol 10, at least 90 far as the hundred ami
nlty or more delegates to the convention were
concerned. Several OF the visitors to headquarters
were coored men. Three neatly dressed young
coloIeo men from New York appeared and regis
terer g delegates Their names we're Thomas W.
Jones' ROBERT Harry, and Chas. w. Marrow.
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THE CORNELL Us1vERs1rY Cnrw.
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACINa-ITS
DANGERS LEsSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF ENTERTAINING.

The following letter speaks for itself. and In o,
the Of unsolicited testimonials daily received
by me-:
ZETA PSI HALL. CORNELL UNIVERSITY
ITHACA, N. Y. July %, 1888. J