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Society Notes.


Mrs Senator Pa! LIE IS III the city, having come
frCn CleyeIand t. vIsi; hti husband. Senator
PayL Z, Lules thu house OF the late Justice Wood
OIL VerIIuai avehue.
Jlog. and Mrs. Edward Bermudez, OF LOUISIANA a,
are al the Portland.
MI. ana Mrs ". w. Burdette and Miss Alice Bur-
dette, OF Vermont avenue, are at Lake GEORGE
Miss Marie " adswOith returned OIL Wednesday
from, visit with TRENDS AT Coloniai Beach.
Miss May MCGill Is al LumbertOn, N. j.
Tie Misses Hannah, OF 9th street, are at Deer
Park.
Mrs Cummings and her sister, Miss Irwin, are In
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Surfing and Miss Stirling, who spent their
FIRST season here last year, Oh board the Dale at
the navy yard, art at Cauon1cut, K L, Tor the
summer. Commander STIRLING went last week tG
join them.
MIR. r. F. Mcmillan, OF the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, is at Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. j. Hartley Soui6 will leave next week fol
Atlantic City and Cape May.
Miss Mary Gwynn is the guest of Mrs. Slater at
Newport.
Admiral McCauley and family are ar James.
town, R /.
Miss Kate Burgess is at Cape May.
DR.. Marmion Is at Nantucket
Miss JEANNE Turnbull Is the guest Of Mrs. Bars
tow, at Berkeley Springs
The Misses Florence and Edith James are al
Spring Lake Beach.
Mrs. and the Misses Phythian are at swee,
Springs. Va.
Misses Jennie and Lille Graves have gone with
party OF friends to Boston by SEA They viii be
gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Hynes, of Chicago. art
visiting Mrs. Tiers, OF l441 Rhode Island avenue
for day or two, on their way TO the seashore
A letter from Postmaster Ross states that hi.
eldest daughter Is quite Ill, although improving Al
Lewiston, Ill, where his children went TO spent
their vacation with their grandparents
DR.. John R Nicely, wife and child are summerins
near Hunters Mills, Va
Miss Minnie Midd0m, Of o04 18th street. left thi,
morning for Claremont in the Blue Ridge Mount
aims where she will remain until October
Rev. John G. Ames LEFT the city to-day to 1oi1
his family at Nantucket.
Mr.. Chandler and family, Nh. FIJI and family
Mr.. Philips and family, Misses Saidee Hay, Ma
Rawlings, Carrie Price. and Messrs Harrington
Price and Rawlings, are At Sprinydale, In L0udour
county, Va.
Among the washingtonians summering In the
vicinity OF Boyds station are T. A. woodward and
family, Watson Eldridge ana family, Merton Smith
and wife, Miss Bertha Scott, MIA J. johnson anC
daughter, Ma Dr. Mills and grandson and Nfs.
Frank Jones and sons.
Admiral ana MIA Quackenbush, Lieut. Cara,
and family and Mr.. George Maynard and family
are ~ Aontrose. Pa
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THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.
The Work 80 be Pushed and the Bridge
Opened by January L.

Under the supplementary contract approved re-
Gently by the Secretary OF War, work on the
Eastern Branch bridge will be begun at once and
pushed to completion. The last obstacle that re-
mains Is one between the railroad company
aud the Government, and does not affect
the construction OF the bridge. This Is
The determination Of the proportion OF the $4O-
OOO the cost OF the notifications IN the plans to
be paid by the company, under the act O; Congress
SpI ropriating $4,000 for the completion OF the
work. The company has offered to pay Sl2, sou as
i's share, wuIie 'o. Ham, has estimated a Ing
Dgure and The question will prODaly be declced ty
The Secret airy IN few days THIS Is the last step OF
tue Whole difficulty, which began last winler.
which Government contractor had dus In IT.
pairing 10 buiid bridge aDutInent. The case " as
taken into court, where IL still remains, theUreu
cally. lad the worK COLE on according tI tie
original pal and at the advice OF Coz ualLs the e
gineer officer Ia charge the rridge woLo been
ready Tor use. Tue Tine VI the trst Cont eA-
p.reu August ], but was eAtended teE hACLlLs, Or
until The LIST OF july, 1889. The cCLtraclurs, bow
bridge 10 the public on the LIST OF JuiIuaiS LeAI
leaving only a little work In the way OF painting
and touching up 70 be done.
TIE MODIFIED PLANS
affect only the western or city end OF the bridge
The tracks run under what would have been the
first span but as the bridge will be completed the
railroad company will have the right 10 run other
tracks undti the next span, on tresLle work near
the shore. There VIII De Two thruugn spuhs, eacn
Isl feet long, and one deck spaL, l2o tceI on one
sdesnd l4l on the other, TO take the place OF one
through span ol 90 Ieet, and deck spans or liz
feet each. This change carries The bridge out be-
vond the cOntroverted point and lnLerlereS with
only a small portion OF the work already done
Vi the II piers 10 he built, are completed wcik
OF this pOrilOn, which was outside vi the contrO-
versy, having been pushed ever since the disturb.
ance.
WHAT THE BRIDGE WILL LOOK LIKE
In appearance the structure Will, when COM
pleted greatly resemble the new Free bridge On
one end Two high trusses Will carry the footway
over the tracks as, in the case OF the West WASH
ingt bridge the canal Is crossed and there Is
by lrusses and beams underneath. The bridge
will slant diagonaily across the current OF the
river SO that the peers have been built ut an angle
TO the line OF the bridge. The upstream masonry
Is pointed 70 break the force OF Ice floating Gown
the river.
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ARMY ORDERa-Captain John R Myrick, Sd
artillery, granted three mouths leave. Lieut. Col
Geo. B. Dandy, deputy quertermaster general.
Hampton, Richmond, Cold Harbor, seven Pines,
ordered 10 inspect the national cemeterl at Glen
dale, Fort Harrison, Popular Grove PetersburR)
City Point. and CuIpeper Va
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 1O.-A fire which
broke out In tue Gnfn, Caldwell block last night
destroy ed the entire block besides the buildings Of
y. Deltzen Bro, Baltimore clothing house, and
she.ton "a howard. 1he total loss on buildings
and stocks Is 100000. wall Iell on lOur men
al, er midnight, Two VI whom are still under the
deurls j. g. Mcmillan, prominent citizen, was
lost III The nIe, DuL the oLher parties are not kLown
Two other men we're gOlLen out, probably fatally
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Bandu,aun,. Tr,bulat,on..

Special Cable Dispatch to THk EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 10.-Bandmann's performance
Of ADJ. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" was ordered discon-
tinued pending the trial whether he should be
committed 10 PRISON for contempt Of court, an In
junction having been obtained against him under
Tue decision secured In Mrs. Burnett's case. Band.
man made verbal alterations which, II Is alleged,
were an evasion or the judges orders
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Capitol Topics.

THE BILL TO REGULATE coNMERcs CARRIED ON BY
TELEGRAPH PASSES THE SENATE.
The Senate to-day passed without discussion,
objection or division) the bill 70 regulate commerce
carried on py telegraph, being the bill
introduced by Mr.. SpoOner on the 26th OF January,
1855, and reported back from the committee on
Interstate commerce with amendments on the
lSlh OF July.
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MILITARY CADETS APPOINTED. - The following
have been designated as cadets at the o. s. MIL
tary Academy: Harry II. Pattison, winamack.
Ind; NJ. Lewis Walker, Lynchburg, Va; James
Harvey Townsend. Smthvtlle, Ark; Fred THOMAS
n Y. alternalel: VIM n Smednur0 r. San Fran
CISCO; Thos. w. Fuller. Minden, La, and WIN. E
Horton, WASHINGTON ID. C.
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To Suppress Yellow Fever.
THE BILL INTRODUCED IN rnR SENATE TO-DAY B,

Mk. CALL.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Call introduced q bill
| 10 appropriate 100000 to pay for houses
and property destroyed III suppressing Vel.
low fever IN Florida. He submitted
letter from Suryeon-General II I'M lion, stating
that there is no money to pay for property thus
destroyed, but that If Congress would provide
money the officers OF the Ma me hospital Corps
viii &C; as agents In destroying infected houses,
bedding, &C
TELEGRAMs SENT By suRGEoy-GgNERAL HAMILTON
Suraeon-General Hamilton last evening Jele-
graphsd the president OF the DO I'd OF health al
Tampa and Surgeon Murray, at ManaUee, to de.
stroy all infected bedding aud clothing. lie was
informed that tue Infected bed ling and clothing
al Jacksonville were burned. lie notified the
president OF the Charleston board OF health that
arrangements would be made 10 fulnlgaLe malls
and baggage at Wy Gloss Today and ordered
to proceed W Way Cross and open station for
fumi aIon. He VIII remaiu In charge OF this STA
ZION through the sumner. and viii relieve DR..
Passed Assistant Surgeon Guiteras at Way
Cross, has oeen ordered TO establish fumigating
station at Du Pont, Ga, and another al Cnatta-
hoochee, Fla, to engage competent local ply
sicidnS IN those places to supertntend them
together with the railway mail on1cera
REPORTS FROM THE INFECTED LOCALITY.
DR.. Guiteras, at Jacksonville, telegraphed
last night that "since yesterday evening two
cases found at the city hospital In the outskirts
OF town. They have been Isolated there. One OF
them can be connected with the original focus.
Three other cases discovered to-day. total i've
new Cases. We are beginning to lose connection
With the original locus. The last three
cases will probably De sent TO Sand Hills,
but the importance OF Isolation Is evl.
IDENTIFY dim uI,hing. Injected localities have
been closed up, and inca ures Tor disinIeclon have
been TAKEN" The president OF the Jacksonville
DO I'd OF health Lelegraphs that the
disease Is assuming an epidemic FORM
The superintendent OF the Railway Mall Service
Mr., Bancroft, was in conference with Dr. Hamilton
Ln.s morning and promised that employ OF the
service will Oe present at EACH fuig ZION station
aud will cooperate with the phy siciana
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Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, August 10.>Ernest Spencer, u member
OF parliament, intends TO introduce bill compel
ling private banks to publish their accounts perl
odically. Yesterday the Bank Of England raised
It's rate OF discount from 2H TO- per cent avowedly
because or the Withdrawal Of large sums by pri-
vate banks In order to meet expected runs on them
In consequence OF the revelations connected with
the recent failure OF banks IN Warwickshire and
Noithamptonshre The Glyn Mills Is the only
private bank at present which publishes balance
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Nominations To-day.

ANVuuIut60tOuB HVsUUye
The President has sent the following nomina-
lions to the Senate:
Beal Gather OF Oregon to be agent for the
Indians OF the Siletze Agency in Oregon.
Lieut.-Col Nathan w. Osborne, Of the st infan-
try, TO DE colonel OF the 9Th Infantry and the
sequent promotions; also a number OF Naval
cadets promoted TO be ensigns and q number OF
pOStmaSterS.
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IACTATED

LAcrA1rD
FOOD IS THE BEST.
For YOUNG INFANTS IL IL q peri ct substitute for
mothers milk. often saving life: for THE INVALID
or DYsPEPTIC it is Of the greatest value. tits
THE FINEST BABY FOOD.
THE BEST INVALID fvOD,
THE MOST PALAIABLE FOOD,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FooD.
THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD.
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR s10O.
Cabinet photo Of Mrs. DARTS TRIPLKrs-three
BEAUTIFUL children-sent t. the mother of any baby
Torn within year. Also . valuable pamphlet on the
Care Of Infants and Inyalids
Sold by Drugsista 25c. Soc. sloo
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.
BURLINGTON. VT.
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District Government Affairs.
No LEGAL POWER.

Some days ago the Commissioners received a
letter from Mr.. b. L Denttne owner and manager
or the Washington Architectural Iron and Bridge
Works, asking permission TO lay shop track aud
q wagon scale In front OF their Office on the corner
OF Water and SD streets. Mr.. BeggS, the street
granted, while Major Raymond thinks that the
Commissioners have no legal power In the prem
iseS
CONTRACTS FOR CEMENT.
The bids for cement and lime opened the 2sth OF
July VIII be awarded as follows: For furnishing
natural Potomac cement 10 the Cumberland by
draullc Cement CO, 500 barrels OF Portland cement
OF II. l. CRAWFORD ana l5o barrels OF lime 10 y. W.
Blunt
THE HFRDICs on II STREET.
The committee appointed by the East Washing
ton Citizens Association called on the Commits
soners This morning to ask that the herdlcs tie
permitted 10 run on street northeast The COM
miSsioners said they had no power over the use OF
streets. They might just as well prohibit or des-
ignate the route a carriage must take 20 convey
passengers 10 the depot as 10 restrict the use OF
The streets 70 the ii -rdic Company. The Herdic
Company had no charter from them The herdics
will commence running tomorrow morning. The
committee was composed or ID. Is. Street. I. K
Benson, and Capt w. NJ. Gibson.
THE GREAT FALLS RAILROAD BILL
In reference TO senate bill 1921 ITO INCORPORATE
the Washington and Great Falls Narrow Gauge
Railway Company" which was referred 90 the
Commissioners for consideration. Mai. RAJ mond
reports saying he thinks the company should not
occupy any or the streets or roads within the
District limits one section OF the bin as now
drawn provides that in case the company cannot
come TO any agreement with the owners OF The
property for the right or way, tbs same may be
condemned. Maj Raymond thinks this right OF
condemn alton too broad, anu further suggests
that the grades OF the road should be subject 10
the approval OF the Commissioners Further than
this he Sees no objection 10 the passage OF the Ol
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits Were ISSUED to-day as follows:
Robert Waldron, five brick dwellings, from 1896 TO
1914 9Th street southwest; $1,000. harvey spald-
Ing, Two brick dwellings, al 340 and JAP sth street
southeast; s., 500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jas. F. Barbour and Others have written TO the
Commissioners requesting that street, from LIST
TO I'd southeast, and second street from Z TO L
streets southeast, lie opened and graded, as they
intend erecting large number OF houses on square
1856
The Commissioners to-day received petition
from the property owners and residents In square
9l7 praying for relief from the water that now
flows into their yards and cellars, caused by the
changing OF the grade OF street
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A Batch of VelOes.

AT twenty minutes to 3 O'Clock Mr.. Pruden ap-
peared In the House Of Representatives with nine
vetoes and the announcement that q number Of
bills had been signed. The members could see
that the river and harbor bill was not among those
signed.
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TEEMER Wins AGAIN-A single scull race for o
purse OF $1,000 was ONeI yesterday afternoon &C
Round Bay, pleasure r'sot "a the Severn River,
about 30 mlles below Baltimore. q he contestants
were Icener, Hoslncr, Gdudsur. namI, ana Mo-
hay. The course MAS 3 iille-, wItn tura. Tue
scullers got a good starr 1-cIitr son passed
Gaudaur, who was IN the le5d. Al tHr turning
stake HOsIner was close up 10 the leadeG d a. Was
Iouled Oy hamm. WHO then gave up he race.
Loslner made a strong nigh, uul Nas unable .
nnish better than third ieCui,I CROSSED ia. ms
nrst, length IN 'front.' OF c. ud.uT. lime 20 80.
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SUPPRESSED CANADIAN FISHERIES RRPoRr-
There Is much unfavorabie comment In Ottawa re-
garding the action OF the minister OF marine and
fisheries In suppressng his annual report, which
should have besn distributed IOur months ago An
o1cer OF the department states that It will be dis
tributed Immediately after the fishery treaty Is
disposed OF by the United States senate He
states further that In addition TO showing de.
cline In the value OF the fisheries, the report con-
talns considerable data which could possibly be
turned TO account against Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

AcroR BANDnANN IN TRouBLk-A motion was
made In the high court or chancery In London
yesterday 70 commit Mr.. Bandmann for contempt
OF court ior producing "Dr. Jekyil and Mr.. HYDE"
IL Il understood that olher matters caused the
closing OF the Opera ComiQue, where Bandmann
was paying, wednesday night Mr.. Bandmann
does not admit that ne has infringed the Long
mans copyright The Judge accepted Mr.. BAND
mann undertaking not 70 repeat The play.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
TEE Q. g 8 ALLIANCE arrived at Nontev1deo TO-
day from tho straits of Magellan.
ARMY ORDERs-

TEE PRESIDENT has approved the act for the en-
largement Of the Government wharf at Fortress
MOnIoe
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A WOMAN KILLED BY LI0RfNN0.-A terrible
counties, Va, "Wednesday evening, doing much
damage During the storm a woman named Betsy
Williams ives struck By lightning ana instantly
KILLED
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A Bows HEAD DRIVER INrO A NULE.-As Joseph
Richards boy OF fourteen yvaIs. VA. diving a
mule la the Murray sAaIt, IA MhAcsbdire, Pa, ye--
Jerday, train VI i've lOtd-d cars ran aNay all
came down the plane. Tue cars struck the "
VITA terrlOle force ana drove ilu L thc mu e.
The boys head was driven entirely iutO The mul- >
abdomen. The yOutus shuu der MAS Droken and
he was otherwise injured In united strength OF
two men was necessary TO cNtuyaUe hiM. Tue
boys head penetrated the sloliach % Lnc mule.
The boy was taken home ioi lsad. tut revived
somewhat, though his sku4. L. fractured aud lac
Will probably de. 1He mule died almost lLlnIeal-
aIely after the accident.
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DYNAMITE AT WuKEsBARRk-It has lately be
come known TO the wilkesbarre, Pa, police that
an Organized band OF dynamiters exists there. "A
sensation was caused yesterday when IL was
noised abroad that q bomb had been found under
Williams BIOS wholesale grocery house. MT.
WilliamA under whose house it was concealed Is
member OF the city council and chairman OF the
police committee.
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The American Convention.

ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA; DELEGATION.
Delegates TO the AmerlcaI n ilioua. Convention,
which Is 10 meet al Grand Army Hail next week,
are beginning 70 arrive. kx-.ongressmAn Wig
ginton, VINO was the LmericAh n.i. tec for gov
ernoI Of California Two years ayI haa arriN ed also,
j NJ. Bassetl, hv wrote The Lrs. LIa.tor4 y. the
AmerlIaL Iarty Oh CalifQI n. Otuei California
Delegates WI. arrive iV daj auc It. n,Lr.w. II IL
tUhceGec thai tLt ch.lI ii.LsLii Vii u gwen to
I uiiICIL'u, aLd Gov W,ss. III IS The unanimous
choice VI the CaAIOrn.a de,eg alton.
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w hsn baby was sick. We gave her Castoria
Nhen ale was . child. shs crisd for Csssor4A
When she became Aiss. she chung to Castoria.
hLeA Ale Lao sllAoEen. slss save lusaa CsssoriA
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NEW TRIAL GRASTED.-ln the Criminal Court
this morning Judge Montg omeTy set aside the YER
dict and granted new trial IN the o; Geo. Fox
convicted OF assault with intent 10 outrage the
person OF Jane Parr, a ur-year-old child. Mr..
Chas. Benheim appeared Tor him In the trial and
filed a motion for a new trial on the ground OF
newly discovered evidence and the judge held the
motion under AMUSEMENT during MS absence. An
attempt was made In the trial TO show that Fox
was not mentally sound.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
til New AoIA Stock a.arAe, as rel " special
vine TO CorsOn anu Mccartney. 4lo street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

REourEN Mass THIS MORNING ATTENDED By THE
FAMILY AND FRIRNDs OF THE DEAD HRRO-PRE-
PAIRING FOR TEE LAST SAD RrrRs TO =. HELD To-
MORROW.
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MEDICAL. DC.


ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. gOs n ar
HI APPEARED before and oath that ha \,
Tie Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city
anu vii guarantee cure In al Of private sesss
q n=E and furnish medicine. or charge: cousultr
kcrlbed aud before by DIR. BROTHErtl
kADCkI q MILLS. Notary Public. aid for La.
Dlstriet Of Columbia Ills al day VI july. looJ
sIiV-lM'
nK. Icons PILLS,
~ 81 PER BOX
Maj ed to any address on receipt Of price
aus I'm 4C4 st NV.
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE The SERVICES OF An
~ eIKefienCe Ell fe.@le pAysi ian should Mrs
iitL md l2ih Sta ne LADIES only. Remedy sa
~ Tic oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Ply sieiAn in City,
car DC consulted daily 4o4 st. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspon lence and copsuit,-
Isn stictly cOnntsnuA1 Separate rooms for l.lis.
Onee e4ssys open au3-6t'
nk MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
Dstand-rd remedy for all blood diseases, causing
tLIV4 basal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
IN forty -elsht hours. Price. 81 per bOI-
Ia DODD'S NkkvlSE No = permanently cures
nAtGral wesknsss. VI vitality, nervous debility &C
4s fr4ee Ell ut sealed by mail for "a c AZ
SoI SIANDlt OkD>. cor. 9th aud n W.
M M DE FOREST. LONG-EsTABLIsHEp AND
XArellAoie Ladies Physlciau lie Consulted daily
her res1deneo SOl ST. NV. Once hours frou.
~ R.H- WIN L-ales only IylS-lm'
M ANHooD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
NJ c on " u DI. BRO HERS Invisorating Cordial
female 300 b Il s.w. iyssims
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FATAL ACCIDENT on THE RNTTNORE AND ONO
passenger engine on lie kdl.liuuTe aud ono
Railroad plunged through the o,,.n draw-1 ldAc az
Grays Ferry. near PAT 4tie lha. - eIue-lag ulshJ.
An apprentice boy, named MC' Utd, MAS Uuued an
der the engine at the hCii0tu u TIE S.uuN lktn
River. The enginec, James "a. q "a, BaItiInUre,
had one leg broken ana Mas inl uTDI iLtcrnAlly He
died Thursday morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
GO.MORl ROW .

TVNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctonesr
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSE, OLD FURNITURE
OF EVFkY DE-CKIP ION, Al MY AUCTION
ROOMS SAT- KDAY AUGI ST ELkNEN HCOM,
NEN1,INt; All TEN O'CLOCK. amongst " HIGH
Isl SUPEKIOE ORGAN. Fkk NCh PLAl Pr
MIRROR, ENGEAvINOs AND O1HkR Ahll-
CLES OF VALUE
Ten CASES FANS
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
RXFCUTOK'S SALE OF FIVE ORskS; ONE OF
THEM Is A BI.OOD NAH WITH EOAI. AND
ON a BLOODl cult Two YEARS OLD. Be
IDN6ING 40 THE HOMILLER ESTATE
ALSO. Al Twelve O'CLOCK
A MEMBER OF HORSE, BELOSGISG TO DIE
FEkENT PAR 5.
ALSO. Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
NFw AND ECOND- HAN ID CAKi1IAGE,. BCGGIES,
aul-5t WAGONS. ETC.
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Tl,nOMAs DOWLIN0. AuctIonevr

VAL ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER
S.C CAPITOL AND SIkEErS SOUTH
FAST. Al Al IION.
On iii ESDAY. AUGUST SIXTE NTH. 1883. AT
Nv O'CLOCK VI. in front Uf he premises. W IL
sci sub-lOt d. III NJ. 6e7. fronting ID feet
south Iapl oil street v. 73 l0-fOOt
VIDE alley. Improved by early two-story brick
rtsideiIee wit store. beinx No. 1000 South Capitol
stree, southeast
4ern.s: .--third cssh. balance in six and twelve
mouths. 18th interest and secured by deed of trust
ON the IT, Perty Id. ali cash at the pu chasesis
oTacu- Al co veS anci.s and recoriing q y
purch uepO-lt 800 lie rcQu. red time
d SALE
suIO-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer