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BnrrM9nE AND ONO RAr1soAD

4.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jsrssy
For Chicago and sas ssssSul.d Limited
Tcr si5sinn,a St Ioais and Indianapolis. expires.
f5r I.baTT and clee1ei.nd. v.s,ibulsd Limited en-,
For Whsens sna .Ps
on main line. express daily except Monday. at 1855
Tor Lexington and Local Stations II 0 :soa NJ
i so s sin ~eea n dsys 90 500 SEQ "a
% lsg aos "a
so 1850. and ii SO > ,' m. SUI Sunday. va
R 4ss $50 a lOS ss go Sos :ss
TOF 81 800, $40 SO. NJ II 10 IS s:se
ID ~ 7: IN sundays, $50 q m. :l5. S:25. asa
o leave len Baltimore for Warrington week days.
is IS$S as m minutes ae s sS fsfS s
o6 p,an amt zoo 800 90 s45 mingtsse
II 900 pm. sundays 80. Z: iS 80. S:iS. 1920
$50 40 500 Sc Il io Rl1uis, sna
70 se Us. ;4: s.s: ses sss
psavs Bay Rds xssi ss sPs 80 .na
s9 una FsS ID $50 md sI 90. N -
i&s Can q 49, sSSrs. 40 ia6s
ne Me;r % an Brunch -y.s
iiSo = = 5e 80 i na ,os JR5ns'p. stations 0n'
for Selthersourg and intermediates points. so:0oA
m, fl2 so. % 80. I'll 20 pm.
for Boyds and intermediate stations. "a 90 ?. n
Church trsa leaves Washington on sunday ct rs
m, stopping at all stations Metropolitan Branch
For Frederick, 10 40. 40 80 An IS 90. ~ 80
m sundays. :l5 and , :55 pm
For Hsgerstown, 1880 Am. and IS 80 pm
Trains arrive from Chicago dsly IL 40 I'm. and
200 D. from Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily 3 SO
sm; aud % pm. from httsburg 7:lo am. and
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
For New York. trenton, Newark and Elizabeth. N,
- 4:OO, 70 co. % 30 Y 90 20 80 = 20 and
10 80 pm. Buffet Psrlor Carr all day trxias
Sleeping Car on the 1880 p.m-s open st 300 pm
The 20 pm. train does not stop At Elizabeth.
for PhisdelPhis Newark, Wilmington and Chester,
90 90 $3.50. '12 90 an. '2 80, e 90 q 90
Philsdeirhis, IS 80 an, - 80 and ~ 80 pm
.' $50 Ssa 'ss SAX s5S I'm 80
sl5, IL 10 am. II IS, '4:l5. '5:05. sb:4S and
For Atlantic City 4 90 and Q 80 an. 1900 noon
and 80 p, m. Sundays 90 O and II 90 noon
For Long Branch and Ocean Grove ~ 900. IS 90 q
tEIcept Sunday. DAILY. ssunday only. .E.osps
Bsfsase called for and checked from Ihossls ana
ticket ofhces 6le aud 1851 Pennsyvanis avenue and
at Depot CHAs. o. sCULI. Gen Pa. Ae't
j. a. ODELL. General Manager. je26
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoreer.

TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioreer.
VERY HANDSOME SIX PIECE SILK PLUSH PAR
LOB SUITE. wHATNoTs. NJ. T. TABLES.
CHERRY BOOKCASE WILLOW CHAIRS VERY
SUPERIOR OAK sIDEBoARD. FINE OAK TX
TENSION DINING TABLE. WALNUT EXrEN-
SION lining TABLE, WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS, VERY COMPLETE BLUE AND WHITE
DINNER AND TEA SERVICE. GLASSWARE,
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER FpRNI-
TURE REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN REeuI-
SITES. b., &c.
ON MONDAY MORNING. JULY FIFTEEN. lssa
e he sbs1s Which az
sio.ss '0Nd'nG THOMAS BOWLING. Auc.ion..r.
HbA sSSSEE CIV SALE 4 OF 4ALgABIE IMIRoy6p
TWWLNTf-FIhsT AND K SHEETS NORTH
Ry virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
March Ap lss9 IN certain cause therein dependins
ssef sss . s0Ps tssg
r. DAY hs af JULY Eadi fssS .. tf HR
right tia interest Of the psrtie: 70 SAID cause in
W. s 3 50 = ss
the Ssass follow Sesinnins Tor the same At
north street west seventy feet thence
il said square seventy .n thence running south
seventy ys feet, 70 The front line said lot
one f.1S. y .s sss s.ss
cash the balance in two equal nstaments st and
Twelve months with interest at the of per cent,
or All cash Al the option of the purchaser For the
deferred payments the notes of the purchaser secured
on the property will be taken deposit OF 5000 will
oe required at time the property s sold II the terms
reserve the right to resell the property After days
advertising IN The Evening Star the and risk
OF the detaultng purchaser Ali conyeyancing ct the
cost of ehe purchaser.
J. CARTER MARBURY,
EDWIN CAMPBELL. TrusteeA
- .425 Ist st nwl
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers y1-dkds
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RAILROADS.
prEpMoNr AN LINZ

schsduls IN eject June so. 1852.
a., n.-fss. Iennes-ee Mall daily fcr wsrssa-
stations estweeu Aex.ndris snd Lynchiar. Eas,,erS
man SLEEPER w..Siassos % Mss,,as s As"pAA fA1-
leu s s.,s sSs w:sSson "a CO.. s,s
tons between Lynchburs .sd bssSlis es.s s
Atlanta, BIRMINGHAM Nortsosnery, New Cr,e<na
ienas and California. Pullman sl..t>r S-v Ycrf 10
Atlanta pSrlor cars A;isnts 20 Monisomery, Falinss
SLEEPER ersensboTS io oolu%s.. sss .asu. m,
nan sieepers washington % Cincinnati VA O. snd
strssbufy and iniermedisss ststionsNs ''' AAn
s ssnSSsa Pullman ys.,6sis sissr.r s..hinstss =
also Washington 70 New Orleans
$40 y n1-wes,ern E1press daily for Nsnsas>a
Wiz c;1cS5sa S,hI.slot,s.ys ss.unson Lou
% Cincinnati with Pullman seef~r for ioui,xii1e
~ y1 y mIsoutherr kxpress daily for Lynch6urr.
pnnwlis. kaleish, Ashevine. ckarfctte. CoiumbiS
aud California pullman Vestsbu,s c.S Wsss,,,,s,
New orisans. via Atlanta and Montsomsry. pullman
s 81 70 Birmingham. Ala. Atanta
Trims on w.shinston ana Ohio d,v,uop ,..r.x..>
nsson s;Vo Pa m; as elosPt SUNDAY. and As m
p daily s1ceps sunday. srs,Sns Sa.as srS *
Through irsin. nom IN. South vi. Charlotte. p.,.
s sle .pd Lyncheafs .rT.s IN Mssslngtol sH
bury At sos am. and 10 40 pm. VIA Chs.spssfe
.nd ohie route and Charlottesville st IS pm and
1l3 p m and 6;53 am srasburS local 81 !. i 8
,r liefss sleepins-e.r rsservston and informssioa
inTnl.hsd and basy.ee CHECKED st once 1900 Pom
~. .vsnss and p...snssr ssstOa Psnnsyv
,e2p JAS i. TAYIoR Gan Pc. A~~,s
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TOMORROW.
MIXERS 4 CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave, OPP City Post Office.

THURSDAY JULY ELEVENTH. AT TEN A. NJ
KEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
LLIEATHER;SEAI CHAIRS, PARIoR SUITS iN
CASES, MAKBLE-Tor CHAMBER SUITES, BED
sIEADS, BQkEAUS, WAsHSTANpS, kEFKIG-
BED LOUNGES, COUCHES, TOILET AND TEA
SETS, CROCkERY: GLASSWARE, PICTURES:
IN ALL DESIRABLE COLLECTION OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, EFFECTS OF SEVERAL
FAMILIES BREAKING UP, 1t
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Parties going to the country may leave their orders
for shipment which will be promptly attended to.
Assorted cases u specially.
r. A. SELIGSON
5y6-w6s-tr 526 10Th st. I. W., near F.
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EDUCATIONAL.


SHoRTHAND REvoLUTIoNIZED, AND PLACED
Swithin the reach Of all Acquired in sixteen easy
lessons. Acme phonogrzphy simplest most rapid.
and evening. Cali or send for pamphlet Head school
Aeme Photography szl st. NV Evening Glasses.
Il EEHAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART
IA Conservatory is Complete School for Girls.
lend for catalogue to C. l. KEEDY. Pres aagers-
EAUoUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
\ ,,., WATERMELON va
Opens 2gS Session se IL Isa9 Situated in the
d dne GE@ e. i1q eST catSs1e sd
OPEN ALL sUMMER-cHEAPEsr AND BEST
tiSpaI Academy q Fine S5s;; 500 :. n% Mira
OF to s Sr p,in1 and oil sOlOr
every day and wednesday evenings CAN and see the
wonderful progress of students. jy6-2w.
M AsHINGI On CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
Piano oSan Vore von sn1 FLUTES cdrns G yers
advantages o. B. BUILARb. Director: ,yS-1m. ms
R ockvILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, Md
II h9ss Of gT,nsehh LOsatiSn high and healthy
ana in al send for ssssos1s Rey
4 NELSON 5 p frihneiPsl W fINSkSEY Mason
II ocKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-oPENs
lSeptenber II; thorough training; home govern
z
A. NJ. Nalel, sandy spring, Md. yl-3m
UNIVERSITY .,
VIRGINIA
Session begins Oct. /, and continues nine months.
Letters and Science, in Law Medicine, Pharmacy,
Engineering and Agriculture. Expenses moderate.
WI NJ THORNTON,
Chairman Of the Faculty,
p. o. University of Va. Va.
MOUNT HOLLY On. ID ACApEMY FOR BOYS.
- 40. ERSRY NJ W1fEA6T sIGIna,
MUSIC. ART. ELocUTIoN. AND GENERAL
viii Tsoe ave" vsiasSe insOr
3el5-kw3m E. ToURJEE. Boston. Mass
T'HEo INGALLS, King. TEAcHER OF PIANO
and Organ: ior the summer az 5oI II ST. n w- Mon
day "wednesday and friday. SO to 10 S
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. CORNWALL.
study ssSif .is r.
supt. b. T. HYATT. cond't Of Cadets. jeIo-sm
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGoNTz, PA. On
Equipment military df sc Ne Tsor saoS
preparation cOilsse or seisntihc School For CIR.
jeI0-2m J. CALVIN RICE. A. M Principal
TINlvERsIrY- TRAINED TEAcHERs-PREPARE
ss S' evening" rSaa; e'sss
221 ct. NV. my16-3m
M ISIS BALCH's CIVIL SERVICE INsTITUE. 1907
lilly for II 9ss .ns com
Positions e.reflly revised; highest reisrsness is5m
1,HE sEnLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEA
S23 14th stnw
1erlns besnn srow
Open an Summer. Also summer schoo, ., Asbury
ferk ~. >. su29
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH
Oand ID sts. NV. Founded 1864. More than SC, 600
young men and women have been trained in the spsn-
eerisn Coleyss Lay and night sessions Sir copfsss:
5Isinsss qSur.s: sherthsnd TxPe.ritine and Graph,
bspid Mritns, ResdinE and or.t2ry Dels.rts method
frissipI: EfSHY G sPf fscE IL E. lind fanelp "
MARTYrs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE sl3 eTH
sdissd. d. y .sSs ios SSss'a ms S''
ARCHITECTS.
RRAxcIs \. 5AvA. N. 3 co..
.ys-s-. AssAi''s'' md cvn ..s'3sss;{s 80
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CATsKILL MoUNTAINs,
~ SARATOGA

n NA1ShlLL MOOSIANe
LAKE GEORGE ADIRONDACK
On and after SUNDAY, June rs. eIpres. srsins O.
West shore Railroad will Daily, except SUNDAY,
TO and from the jersey City station OF the Pennay-
wanna ksilrotd making close connections with fast
trains " and from Washington.
CATskILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS. Leave Jersey
City Station at so Arrive Phonicia. IL IS p.
m; Grand Hotel 40 PM: Hotel kAsterrkill, x IL
pm. Mount House Station. 90 pm. Palenviue,
4 20 pm. Drawing room Cars Jsrsey City 70 Grand
Hotel station and TO Ph0nicia foe Hotel ksassrukin
sAkxTooA AND cArsKILL MT. ExpREss-
Leave Philsdelphia, go am. Arrive Ph0nicaa leo
pm Mt House station. . is pm: Fsisnviiis. Z rs
pm. Arrive Saratoga, $40 pm; Caldwsl ~
Geone. $40 p, m. Ds~1ng Room Cam Phiisdeiphis
Kasterskill and Mountain House, New York 70 Osi6-
sas Rae ss SN6 z cs sfss'I MT srrc1AL
PM; Grand Hotel, s:45 M; Hotsi KssisFslllyS ID
pIn M House station, 90 pm; Pslenvtils. sos
pm Arrive s.rstog.. . :25 pm; kans 2 Gsld.elL
Driving Room c.n Ne. rSrh 20 Grand aotsl sssses
HSnsee and Warrington 70 s.s.sos. p.,.
and connect IN the Jersey City station for al northe
resorts by West Shore kaalroad- bAeBage checko0
through. sarstoss trains run "a. Albany
,e24tssp3o General Passenger Agent New Yosk-
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER MILLION DISTRIBuTkn
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

1ncorporated by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes and its franchise made .
part of the present State Constitution 1873 by
overwhelming popular vote
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi
Annually, SJune and Deeenber), and its GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each
of the other ten months OF the year. and all drawn
in public, at the Academy OF Music, New Orleans, La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, FOR INTEGRITY
OF ITS DRAWINGS. AND PROMPT PAY
MENT OF PRIZES,
Attested as follows:
We do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
e,ts for all the nOtv and SENT nnuat Drdtcilos Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in srson
manage and control the Drin1s Themselves and that
The conducted rith honesty. Jdrness aud "a,
good Jal OaoaTd all parties aud authorize the Com
Jdny to use this certificate. eit Of s0-
natures attached, in Us advertisements"
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1889


NorE.-Iickets drawing Capital Prizes not en-.
titled to terminal Prizes
AGENTS WANTED.
CE- For CLUE RATES, any further information
desired, write legbly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence with state County, street aud
Number More rapid return mail delivery will be as
sured ny enclosing Envelope bearing your tui
address.
IMPORTANT.
Address N. A. DAUPHIN,
New OrlexnA La
By ordinary letter. containing Money Order issued
by All Express Companies, New York Exchange, Draft
or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters containing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orieans La
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RECEPTIONS TO SULLIVAN AND KrLRArN ABAy-
DoSED-sroRIEs As TO THE CONDITION OF THE
MES-AS ASSERTION THAT THE FIGHT WAS A
FAKE" AND BOTH MEN WE'RE PARTIES TO IT.
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAHSe
THHOMAs BOWLING, Aucr,oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF PIANO. FRENCH PLATE
MIRROR, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AND LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

BY virtue Of o deed of trust dated the 9Th day Of
April 1889 aud duly recorded in iber 1856, folio So
sea of the land records of the District Columbia
dersigned Trustees will sell ON WEDNESDAY,, JULY
TENTH, 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No.
effects. described in schedule attached to said trust:
ONE PIANO. ONE SWISS MUSIC BOX. FINE EN-
CRAVINGS AND OIL PAINTINGS. PARLOR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE. SOLID MAHOGANY
CENTER TABLES, ETAGERE, FANCY MARBLE
TOP TABLE. FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR BOOK
CASES. LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND
ARTICLES OF VALUE.
,vs.4. s soHE 3 sE q LhbhowSl Trustees
eT THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY POST
poned until FRIDAY, JULY TWELFTH, same hour
and place, by order Of Trustees.
jyfO-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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NNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE ON KENTUCKY AVENUE AND
D STREET SOUTHEAST, IN THE CITY OF

By virtue of deed Of trust dated June 90, 1887.
and recorded in Lber 1852 folio $40 ct Seq OF the
Land Records Of the District Of Columbia and in pur
suance Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia passed IN equity cause No. 1854
wherein Henry r. Moodard h complainant and Charles
A. McEwsn ct al are defendants the undersigned viii
offer for ssls public s9stion IN E9pl Of the
A. p. 1859, at FIVE VcL0CK PM. the following
Resi E,t4ts In TIE civ % wsss s1 y q SiE;
square numbered Ten Hundred and rorty-cse tl0zll
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchasenone in
cash and the balance In tl) and % years 10 equal
inetalments with interest from the day Of sale. pay
able eemi-annually. the deferred payments To- be
cured the property cold. all cash ct purchAsers
option All eonxsysnc4ng and recording q the pur.
and co.t Of dsfsulang luroha:er u TIE tsrms g ne
GEORGE T. HAMILTON, !
Sun Building, r-~-<.>.
WILLIAM A.. Nelly. AxA
Uo-dkds A12 Louisiana sve.,y
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Fe the undersigned Banks and Bankers ,cfu pan all
7rizes drdtUn The Louisiana State Lotteries hich
may be presented at counters.
Il. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE IANAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank.
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u1s WIFE SAYS JAKE WAS pRueeEp.

Last night Mrs. Kilrain, in speaking Of the
result of the battle, said: "Jake was undoubt-
edly drugged, and I will censure him severely
upon h:s retarn for standing mp and taking so
macA punishment after be knew he had been
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him about the face as he did, show what sort
OF fighter he is; and as to his going down TO
avoid punishment and gain time, that was al
lowaole and perfectly natural under the cir
eumstances, and he would have been a chump
TO have pursued any other tactics. Sullivan.
for the first time in his long career, received
punishment never before inflicted upon him by
any other antagonist. The big fellows right
eye would have been closed early in the fight
had not the skin cracked under his eve. and his
left cheek was badly swollen. One can also
hear lot OF these know-it-alls accounting for
Sulliyans vomiting in the ring, saying he was
sick before he entered the ring. The cause of
his vomiting was the repeated stomach punches
implanted by kilrain, and nothing else, and
Sullivan Is well aware OF it. No. siri In NV
opinion, considering that Kilran was outclassed
and outfought from the start to finish, that he
was not in the condition that he should have
been 70 face such a giant as Sullivan,
and that he did battle over two
hours IN the boiling of the hot sun, taking the
terrible punches in the ribs and chest as he
did, shows he Is a fine fighter. It had been
repeatedly asserted that Mitchell did not want
his man TO WIN This / know nothing about.
But Mitchelfs conduct toward Kilrain after the
battle was Indifferent and old-blooded in the
extreme. He rode on the same train with
kllrain to New Orleans, over 100 miles, and
from the time when the sponge was thrown up
never went near his principal. This / know
for certainty. for Mitchell rode on the engine
WIN ~ Vel anu OtuerS clear INTO New Orleans.
never displaying the least interest in Kilrain' )
welfare. Sullivan outclassed Kilrain. SulIi-
van can stand as much punishment as anybody;
he showed yesterday that he had plenty OF
wind, and he can whip any man on earth In a
24-foot ring under any rules Kilrain's record
against such odds Is one not to be ashamed of "
HE SAYS IT WAS FAKE
Prof. Robinson, in charge OF the pupils OF
the Southern athletic club, who witnessed the
nghs, stated openly on the train while return
ing that the fght was q colossal fake from be-
ginning to end, and that Sullivan and KiIraiu
were both parties TO it This explained Sulli-
vans magnanimity toward Kilrain when he had
him at his mercy several times during the
fight, when he could quite easily have knocked
him out. He processes to know all about SPAR
ring, and has seen q number of prize-fghts
and IL competent 70 judge. His assertions are
made openly TO the members OF the club, and
have evoked no little comments. Some allege
that he 10 mistaken. for too many heavy blows
were hit, and the principals received too much
punishment
HIS WIFE SAYS JAKE WAS DRUoGED.
Last night Mrs. Kilrain, in speaking Of the
result of the battle, said: Jake was undoubt
ediy drugged, and will censure him severely
upon ne retarn for standing mp and taking 81
much punishment after be knew he had beer
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the following names were presented
John o. Brown, Of JefeFsont the present
incumbentj John o. Sheffield, OF Huron
Thomas B. Harvey, Of Ashland, and W,
4, Cope, OF Columbiana The vote re
suited; Brown, 42l; Sheffield, l42i Har
yey eS; Cope, 1853, Brown was declared
the nominee OF the convention,
II was generally expected that in case
Foraker was nominated the other can,
didates for the lesser offices would stand
successful muster,
THE TICKET COMPLETED,
The ticket was completed by the fol-
lowing nominations; Urban H, Healer,
Of Van Vert Clerk Of Supreme Court
D, K, Watson, Of Franklin, Attorney
General; 2, ]. Dnckman, OF Cuyahoga,
Judge OF Supreme Court and William
Hayne, Of Richland, member of the
Board Of Public Works, John Hancock,
OF Ross county, who Is serving an unex,
pired term in the Office Of School Com
missioner, was nominated for the short
and full term.
II was nearly A o'clock before the con-
yention concluded the business, having
been in continuous session from 10 a. m,
A large number Of the delegates left the
city as soon as the head Of the ticket
was disposed OF, and the balance Of the
work claimed but little interest,
A majority ot=the Republicans seem
well satisfied with the days work, and
where formerly some feeling existed
there were expressions that they would
90 in TO win,
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CHlcAoo, June 2O.-Charles s. Lee, Of
the Merchants Exchange III Kansas
City, and also a member Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, secured temporary In
junction restraining the Board Of Dl-
rectors Of the Chicago Board from hold
ing q trial at 3.l5 yesterday afternoon,
when he feared an expulsion from tho
Board. Mr.. Lee states In his affidavit
that, having learned that the ticker was
To be removed from his office, he last
March secured an injunction against the
telegraph company preventing the ac-
tion. He claims that the present move
has the same object In view, yizi the
dentiying him OF the Chicago Board Of
Tfade quotation, and alleging that there
Is q conspiracy between the Board and
tho telegraph company TO injure him
financially,
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CONDENSED TBLEgRAMs,

1tisreported that oooney, the Ctonin
suspect, has been spotted at Chllllcothel
Mo,
The Harvard. Columbia race was post.
poned yesterday on account Of rough
weather.
The Eureka Improvement Company
Of 81, Paul, failed yeaIerdAy, Liabilities
between 500 900 and u 10000,
Walter Hamp, from Lancaster, Pa
murdered bis vile at springaeld III.
yesterday and then shot himself fatally
s. Robinson 4 Sons, iron and lsteel
manufacturers, Of Philadelphia, assigned
yeAtetiay, Liabilities, $4,000 a6sets
$4,000. 5'fif
Commissioner Tanner has gone 10 OF
tAwA, Kaa., whore, on Friday, ho vii
deliver an address before the ChAutau
qua Assembly then V 10 In session q
that place.
Mellow, the mutdefer Of Editor D9w
son IL ChafleBtnn, B, o., went on thl
stand yesterday Ia hia own behalf. III
plAlmId The ahboing was IN eeli.deiense
hut on efol8exAmlnAtlon hiB'etory dil
| not hang together,
pfe6ident williams, Of Allegheny Col
li6ge, IL Meadyillg, Pa. dosltod The ri
lienatlon ol pfoi, ellllwell, which Va
lnof Approved by Che trustees Whetl
Upon Williim5 t6hdofed fln teal gnalI0
lyo1letdAy aud II Wa accepted N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27

SAN Francisco, June 20.-At yester-
days session Of the American Phar.
maceutial Association the following
officers were elected: President, Emlen
Painter, Of New York; First Vice Presi.
dent, Karl Simmons, ST. Paul; Second
Vice President, w. N. searley, San
Francisco; Third Vice President, j. w.
Eckford, Aberdeen, Miss. Secretary, ],
NJ. Maisch, Philadelphia; Treasurer, s.
A. D. Shepard, Boston Reporter Of Pro,
gress Of Pharmacy, Louis G. Diehl,
Louisville; Members Of Council, Lee
Ellel, South Bend, Ind. w. s. Thomp,
son, Washington, j. s. Dawson, San
Francisco.
Seventy.fve new members were elect.
ed. Joseph F. Geisler, Of New York,
was awarded the Ebeil prize for a papei
read at Detroit, entitled "Notes on
Morphiometric Assay OF 0pium."- II
was resolved 10 hold the next annual
meeting at Old Point Comfort on the
second Monday in September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
GEN. OAMHRON DEAD.

The Distinguished Statesman Passes Away
Quietly, Surrounded by Friends and Rela-
Conscious to the Last,
LANCASTER, Pa June 26.-General
Simon Cameron died at 8 o'clock this
evening.
The Generals condition during the
day was rather encouraging and death
came suddenly during a weak spell, Up
to the last attack he was conscious and
had no trouble to swallow the food given
him and which he appeared to assimi-
late. Around the death bed were ex-
Attorney General Macyeagh aud wife,
Mrs. Haldeman, James Cameron, Simon
B. Cameron and wife and Mrs. David
Watts, a granddaughter The funeral
will be held in Harrisburg.