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ENGLISH CRICKETERS COMING.
They Will Play Their First Games With the
Germantown Club.


Germantown Club.
Arrangements for bringing over the team OF
amateurs to be captained by Lord Hawke were
concluded in Philadelphia yesterday by cable
and the team will sail on the City Of New York
September 16 and will go tc Philadelphia as the
guests of the Germantown Club. The frs,
match sgains. all Philadelphia will be played
Friday, Saturday aud Monday, September 2E,
26 and %, and the second Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September 80 and October and q
The Philadelphia team for tie first match will
be chosen by the international. match commit
tee at the request of the Germantoyn Club
Whether the second match shall be played
against all Philadelphia has not We: been de-
cided.
letter received from Lord Hawke yester.
day gives the following, besides himself, q
probable or possible members of the team
Messrs W. ID. Liewellyn, l. G. II. Palairet and
E. Smith, Oxford; F $. jackson and :. NJ. J.
Woods. Cambridge: X. ]. Kew, Surrey; H y.
Hewett, Somersetsbira; G. +. Vernon, Midi
sex, and Lord Throwiey, Kent Lord Hawke &
county is Yorkshire, for which also play Messrs.
Smith and jackson, while Woods and Palairet
are claimed by Somersetshire.
This, as it stands, would be very strong sids.
Woods and Jackson are the two Cambridge
bowlers, Woods, the Australian crack, heing the
equal OF any professional in England. Smith,
brother of the Belmont bowler, has neeu max
ing very active record this year, and. it is I'm.
derstood, has been invited for Australia with
Lord Sheffield 3 teams. Keys standing il well
known, as is that Of Lord Hawke. Hewett, and
Palairet. Most of the men are free and open play.
ers, scoring fast and with Woods included it il
team that Philadelphia would have plenty
to do to beat. The eleven will be thoroughly
amateur. and it should be said that all the ar
rangements will so proceed as to recognize THU
complexion most strictly, Lord Hawke havin.
given special attention to this point. Changes
may be made in the list now sent, but formid
able side may be expected.
The itinerary for the rest of the teams toul
has not yet been made out, arrangements hav-
ing SO far been made only between thu
Germantown Climb and Lord Hawke. Chicago
Toronto and New York are known to be anxious
to meet the visitors.
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LATE ADvICEs FROM THE ORIENT

Japanese Men-of-War Prepared to Protect
Foreigners.
The steamer City Of Peking arrived at San
Francisco from Hong Kong and Yokohama last
evening, bringing the following advices:
The riots still continue in north China. The
Yangtse valley is quieter, but feeling Of great
anxiety prevails among the foreign population.
The two victims of the riots ut. Wusueh were
buried at Hong Kong, their funerals being at.
tended by Populations from the English.
French and German men-of-war. There is q
rumor Of some trouble in Fohkien province,
and at Canton the residents are not without
some uneasiness.
When kilograms reached Toxic announcing
the widespread outbreaks against foreigners in
China, it Is stated that Ave Japanese men-ot
war were at once ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to proceed at . moments notice to
Shanghai This fact suggests the great addi-
tlonai security to foreigners in China which
may be derived from the proximity OF Japan
In about three months the trIennial imperia!
examination will take place at Marking. The
average attendance of students on these occa-
slons Is from n, 900 10 ~, 00c and each student
has one servant. The vendors of food and
various other articles who 20 to Marking tc
sell to the students number about %, coo. The
examination lasts nine days and nights and
will be shut up in tine examination halls. II Is
very probable that an outbreak may he planned
to take place at Marking during the coming AZ
animation, and it is also probable that rs.ngs
may be planned to occur simultaneously at
other places.
The society for the Encouragement of Jap
anese Colonization in America has had another
meeting and has decided upon the amount to
be subscribed by each promoter. The inten-
ton Is to establish colony in California or
Canada.
A flood occurred in the Takashima mine in
Japan recently. drowning twelve miners.
The following telegram, dated July Is, was
received at Yokohama before the Picking left:
At I'm. July IL the steamer Tamae Maru OF
liakodate while returning from Suto With 800
laborers on board came into collision with the
steamer Migoshimaru of Shiragami. The
Iamae Maru immediately sank, with the loss OF
go persons, drowned and missing. The cap
tain and first officer and 60 laborers reached
shore.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE AT THf CORNER OF
FIFTH AND STREETS NORTHEAST. con
TANNING SEVEN ROOMS, ALL MODERN IN
PkoLEMENls. Parking ON BOTH STREETS,
BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded among
the lana records of the District OF Columbia in Ilber
lo folio ls and at the request of the party
thereby We VIII sell by puoic auction, the
premises. on WEDN rsDAf. AUGUST FIFTH. A.
9escribe real estate. situate in city of
u. e., to wit.
Lot numbered twenty seven in Oliver Cox's sub
DIVISION OF lot in square eight hundred and four
with the improvements.
Terms OF sale. Ov~r and above all incumbrance Of
&2,OUO (wbl:h bears interest at this per ceut
per anlllni pay able semi annually, and Oc-
tober 49, lsf' to I've pai in cash. all cash, the
9pt9n Of the pun chaser deposit Of 500 required at
tie line Of SALE Tel ms to b. complied with fifteen
days from day of SALE other trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at tho risk and
the deaultng purchaser. AT cow ,ysncing, &C., at
purchasers lost.
f EosSs = ssw38RRAASSIEEEPPr., Trustees.
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Imprisoned for Years and Often Beaten b,
Her Own Father.

hef own rather.
A shocking case Of cruelty is reported from
Lockport. ILL.,, where Jerry Mccarthy and wife
are alleged to have kept their deaf and dumb
daughter. nineteen years old, imprisoned. Mrs.
Friedenricht and her husband, neighbors, say
that Mccarthy beats the girl horribly, some
times using his fist and sometimes stick. Mrs.
Mccarthy, the girls stepmother, is alleged to
serve her in the same way. On one occasion
Mccarthy threw the girl down in q wood shed
and beat her black and blue with q club. At
another time, Mrs. Friedenricht says, she
heard Mccarthy say to the girl, Course you, l
don't know whether to ill your blasted eyes
with salt or strip you and lick you to DEATH
Mrs. Mccarthy often drags her around her
prison room by the hair of her head.
Mrs. Friedenricht's daughter. Mrs. George
Hoffman, corroborated this story. The girl
had been imprisoned for years. On one occa-
sion, Mrs. Hoffman alleges, Mrs. Mccarthy
burned the girls face with hot iron and Of
another time threw q large butcher knife at
her.
The states attorney will take up the case.
Mccarthy is q section hand on. the Alton rail-
road.
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RALTIMoEE q ONO RAILROAD.

baltimore OHIO RAILROAD.
- scneCue IN effect May 10. 1891
Leave aSillnston rom station New rerssv
avenue and street.
Tor Chicaso and Northses. Nesubdled Limitsd,r-
PRES trains. IL 80 In:, $50 y. IA. daily.
For CINCINNATI. St. LOUIS and In,aIlanolis yeuri-
buied llmiieft 3abO. express IA 30 r. m daily.
FOR fittsbury and Cleveland. express daily. ssss
For Lexington and staunton flO.4Osm.
For Winchester aud way stations, - - n m
tOr luray. 3.U. x - DIE
for iso-hoae. hDcAyi'e. Chattanooga and Nelnr,his
lo;yo L; "a. daily s.eeInEE car through 20 MemIhia
$50 Is 90, As minutes, 3d. 80 iOdS. As ninuts
IL "a AIN, IL 10. 2ao, ,s5 ti:l5. Is mLuiosl
AIS, 81. CO. 10. a. minutesl 1.Hl "a. q ,O
81, 20. $50 300. 1000. II 80 snt IL 8, . m
Sundays. 400. 40 tSsu0. 10 nlinutssD, 80 a W
SlOOO; - L.inu;ssl, II % a. m. l:oO 300. 2;4a
80. 81, 4s55 c5:l0. ~ mInutes) q 10 90 sI
SaD. s:oO. IL 30. u 30 p.
For Annapolis. 20 and 80 A. m, ia:lo and IS
pm; Sundays. - . m. 4;3l pm.
p!fS Tor Haxsrstown. 40 ~ a; m. ana % 80 "a.
hOl AL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
or Phisde phia New horE. Boston, and the r. :.
% To- Dining Car. $50 u 80 o. n- sle-pnG Car
open AZ 1880 o ciocED.
Buffet PArlor Cars on all day trainA
tor Boston, ESQ y. m. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
VIA Pousnkeersie bridge. lAndnx pAss-lzers n
b. Il NJ station at Boston.
fU Atlantic IIty. o. 100 and IL .s1 a. s1a
days. 90. n a
time suburban trains tine tables. 70 IA
OF all ticket
tExcept sunday Daily. tsundayoniy
Bzggsxe and checked from hotels and
dences " Union Transfer 70 On orders eit t.ekss
j. 4. ODEl-l. CEAS. o. SCULL.
myll Gen Manager. zen fAss. Agent.
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But She Had Eloped With Q Handsomer Ma,
and Said So.

But She Had Eloped With Handsomer Man
and Said So.
About two months ago Mrs. ]. NJ. Winninger.
wife Of prominent business man Of Woodland,
Cal. was reported drowned at Santa Cruz.
Her clothes were found and all circumstances
pointed to suicide. Now, however, the woman
has been located in San Francisco with another
man and her husband has begun divorce pro-
ceedings
The woman went to q seaside resort for her
health in company with female friend. II
was noticed that she was seen talking with a
man just before she went ia bathing, but after
that she was seen no more. and the fact that
all her clothes we're found in the bath house
led At once to the theory Of suicide, which was
strengthened by letter left for her husband
saying she was tired of life.
1t now appears she was taken from the water
by her lover in Q boat and then secretly and in
disguise removed tc San Francisco, where she
has since been living About two weeks ago
Winninger learned she was alive and received
a note from her asking him to call Reconcili-
alton would probably been effected because OF
q three-year-old child had not the woman said
in her note that she had gone with a hand.
somer man, whose name she wouldn't give.
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Cardinal Gibbons Peril.

While Cardinal Gibbons was out ridingfn his
carriage yesterday afternoon along the Mount
Royal drive in Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, the
horses. two young bays were frightened by a
fractions horse which youth was riding. The
cardinals horses started on . run down the
drive u short distance south Of Druid lake. The
driver, James Martin, jr., held on to the reins,
though the horses we're going at breakneck
speed. At the Mount Royal exit on North
svenus the driver ran the horses against the
stone gate,, causing them to fall. The cardinal
then stepped out and taking tho driver by the
hand praised him for his GOODNESS. The horses
were slightly cut on the legs and the carriage
tongue WAS broken. Cardinal Gibbons was
driven home by gentleman who was near by
at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-31

A severe storm Of rain, thunder and light
ming passed over Picton, Ont, Tuesday night.
Five large barns and their contents were de-
stroyed by lightning. Standing grain suffered
considerably.
The encampment Of state pensioners and vet
Grams at Wrightsville near Wilmington, N. c.,
Was formally opened yesterday with an address
Of welcome BY Col. Z. ID. Hall Over 600 vet
Grams were present
At a meeting Of the depositors Of the Sa,
Bank OF Nashville, Tenn. IL Was proposed that
the bank pay i21z per cent in cash, secure 37Is
per cent by real estate and secure the remain
ing 80 per cent by coal and iron stock.
Hon. Henry u. Hubbard, president of the
Russell Manufacturing Company and the Mid
dletown National Bank, died ON Wednesday a
Middletown, Conn, aged seventy-ssven years
He leaves fortune estimated at 5000, COO
DefaultiEg State Treasurer holland Of Mis-
souri, was denied new trial, but was granted
ninety days in which to hle his bill Of OK
ceptions.
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FUTURE DAYS.
'VHoMAs BOWLING & SON, Auctioneer..

Tw0;sT0RY BRICK HOUSE No. 1870 8 STREET.
BETWEEN 1HIRTY-THIRD AND THIRTY
FOURTH, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST FIFTH. 1891, AT
premises the western part of lot 2l1 square lUs West
WASHINGTON. fronting % feet street between SD
and 9th streets. 18th depth Of LOO feet improved
by a hve-room brick dwelliny renting for IL per
Terms: Half cash. balance in one and two year Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property, deferred
ments to bear interest per cent until paid or ali
casn, At option Of purchaser
THOMAS BOWLING son.
jy31-d&ds Auctioneefs
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Heavy Rain in williamson. P.

One Of the heaviest rainfalls Williamsport.
Pa, has known occurred yesterday afternoon.
The sewers were unable to carry off the water,
and the streets in the lower portions were
flooded three feet deep. A span of the new
Maynard street bridge, an iron structure, was
blown down by the wind, several mills were
damaged and thirty-fve houses of the south
side Of the river were wholly or partially blown
from their foundations. One house collapsed
over the heads Of the inmates and Mrs. Freder-
acy, one Of the occupants, was badly hurt and
Is still unconscious. The aggregate damage
fortunately narrow.
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y IcHMoNp AND DANvrLLE RAILROAD 90.

x v.
n schedule in effect June :. lssIl
Az trains issye and arrive st feunsyvaniA P.s.sn
s3D a; m.-Daily Tor Ign -hhurg. stop- At all sta
tions Sonne q srC.lyerton tor warr-hton sud faa-
with N9r:olk snd Western ksi'r,.ad Tor RuAnots.
ssism. wythevtile. Bristol. hnolviiie chattAnoOs.
:, Y IS .m;-Da.ly for Manassas. wanrn,on AMI
Charlottesville statlons CbesaIcake Ohio RAILWAY
Tor siaunon and White suirhur Springs, and tor
North carolina pIyison salisbury and stations Nest
south Carolina Iiv:slon and stations Atian,a ,,ni
Charlotte DIVISION q Atlanta, whore conn,,iion .
maze IN lnon Station for all PRINCIPAL points south
Pullman Buf,et Sleeper. New York ana Washington
10 Atlanta, connecting with Pullman Sleeper Atlanta
20 New url.ans va MontEonsrs snd Mohi.. and AL
,b 70 Sriii,s va Brnln ,ham un.tes At
iliilna, and at 3reensboro win Pullman seeIer toe
KNOXVILLE VIA Ashville and Hot sPTinss.
o. : ~ a. IN and b pm.-Daiiy except SUNDAY. for
stras'urg and interInediate stations.
b y. ul.-D=ily except Sunday for warreutou nnd
fsuSgier white sulphur srrng -. -.
WESTERN tfsiIst'Iip Iimi Mi ia Mas,la.
cent Train OF i'u nsn Nes.ihuet Palaces consis NJ
smokin Library and un.sr,a,os usrs s % tbs .
and most Msgnihc-nt ami Luxurious Desen. 6ullt
tlis trsli' IN connection with Tckets noI
eI eeung S over and above usual Pullman CHARGES
any point Arrives at Atlanta Z ~ p. IA following
day, ma king Immediate connections with fast trnirs
MerldisE. New Orleans and Iicss6aIs VIA Birii.ns.
II o2 p. m;-Daily, Southern Express for Lynch.
onrs panVllle, 1reensborO. Raleigh. Salisbury and
stations Western North Carolina DIVISION Charlotte
aud stations south Carolina Division Auysfa and
Stations Atlanta and Guar. Division To- AtIaI.Ia
where connection Il made IN Union station Tor al
points South and Southwest Through coaches NEG
Norh 10 Atlanta.
Pullman buret Sleeper. New York 10 Knoxville via
lynchburs. Danvllle. Salisbury and Western North
Carolina Division.
Pullman buffet sieep,r. washn gton to New orlesu.
via Atlanta. MONTGOMERY and Molae
TRAINS On WASHINGTON ANDoHIo DIVISION
leave Wash nston a. daily. Is - D. m daily aud
$40 r. NJ. except sunday. Returning. Wash
cept Sunday.
N through train. from the South via Charlotte ana
Dsnyllle arrive N WASHINGTON n - a. m lO:,g5 m
and $50 Ia, and from Charlottesville and Hauvu-
ton al 4 10 a. ,trdsburx loCal nj 40 a. am.
tickets, sletIans Car Reservation aud information
ful nlsed and baggage check Oice, 1905 Penn
syiyaie ave. and at Issen.er station, l.nnsy yAnla
Railroad. 9TH aD1 sts., asflngtou. ID C.
Jet JAS. l.. TAYLOR General Pas. Acant
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CLos.ss d..y festival :omorrow a, Glen Echo. .


Supt DubrO~ Of the SaltOn salt works in
San Diego county. Cal, arrived at San IRAN
cisco yesterday to confer with the directors Of
that enterprise Mr.. Dubrow says that the
Like OF the Colorado desert keeps at one level,
lie sv&E Grafton Of water apparently squsling
thy OveEiow from the Colorado river. He also
aid that the future Of the salt industry in that
section was problematIeal, for no one could
tell whether OF not the water would recede.
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A Ball Of Fire at Coney Island.

A heavy thunder storm prevailed at Coney
Island yesterday, creating considerable con-
sternation among the guests at the Manhattan
Beach Hotel. A ball of fire followed by heavy
thunder fell within foot of the railroad
station - sheepshead Bay just - passenger
train was coming in. The engine and three
cars were thrown of the track. Intense ex-
element prevailed. Women screamed and
men lost their presence Of mind. The train
men restored order, however, and the passen-
gers proeesded on their journey in safety.
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Senator Quay on His Resignation.

Senator Quay arrived in Philadelphia last
evening from Washington. In an interview ON
his resignation from the national republican
committee he said: Il was mainly DESTROYS of
relinquishing the Craftsmanship, and in order
to do hat i. was necessary that should with
draw entirely from the committee. 1 had pre-
viously made several attempts to resign. l
first made up my mind to withdraw on the Sat-
urday night following the presidential election
of lsss. 1 was persuaded not TO carry out my
purpose at that time. In March, 1880. while in
Florida, 1 wrote Mr.. Clarkson asking him to
call the committee together to consider my
resignation shortly after this the attacks be-
gan on ne and of course l could not resign
Under IRE. Recently l concluded that the time
had arrived where l could properly sever my
connection with the committee and did so. "
senator Quay had many callers during the
evening. He leaves for Beaver, Pa, today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-31

Three hundred representatives of the peo-
pies party assembled IL state convention in
Indianapolis yesterday and organized for the
coming campaign. I. W. Ferre. president Of
the state alliance. was made CHAIRMAN, and 1t
Was unanimously decided to place full state
ticket in the field next year and make a special
fight in ell the counties zoe members Of the
Lsxlxlsturs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-31

While the $50 pm Philadelpnis express was
standing AT the Vest Jersey station at Pleasant
vile, NJ. during the severe electric storm
last evening a fash OF lightning came ia
through an open window and struck a lady
Ya--enssr on Tue foot, without, however, doing
much damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-31

There was another terrific storm at Will
minston, Del, yesterday afternoon. but it was
Of short duration Houses that were fioode d
"Wednesday were again flooded, and MANY of tine
occupants lost their household goods The
tail Of ran ii hftee n minutes yesterday was one
Inch. making total rainfall there o. nearly tiys
inches IA thIrty-slX hours.
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ty3l-dGds
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneep
EXECUTORS SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No 81

STREET SOUTHEAST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST TENTH
1871 Al SIX O'CLOCK, vii. offer Tor sale in front
OF the premises part OF lot numbered one ID. in
square nine hundred and fftytwc CBo). described as
follows BeflnniI.2 for the the north line NJ
street, south sixty from the
southeast corner OF said lot ID and running thence
west sixteen feet. thence north seventy five ieet
SIX inches TO the rear line Of said lot d. thence
east sixteen feet and thence south
provements, &c
Terms: One-third cssh. the balance in one and two
years per cent payable semi-annually, secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises d. all cash.
option OF the purchaser deposit o: &2OO required
q? the time OF sale IL the terms of sale COM
piled with In fifteen days from the day of sSie
reserved to resell the property the aud
the defaultfng purchaser after five days ADVERTISE
inent OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. D. q. All conveyancing and recording
At the cost Of the purchassi
HENRY l. MEADER, Executor
Northwest cor. 18th and SITS se.
RATCL1FFE, DARK CO.,
jy:}O-d&ds Aurtioneer~
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Superintendent n. G. knight Of the Oak Clin
elevated railroad shot and fatally wounded
Mart Black, . discharged engineer, ct Dallas,
Tex. Knight surrendered.
The Labor Assembly Of Chicago has decided
to issue warning TO the workmen Of the world
not to come to Chicago in expectation Of get
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T ATIMER L SLOAN. Auct,oneer,.
SALE BY AUCTION
OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

SALE BY AUCTION
OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
EMBRACING IN PART
PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT NJ. L. TABLES, RAT
TAN BOOKING CHAIRS, COUCHES, ONE
FINE BRONZE FIGURE U.AsT OF THE MO-
HiGANSl, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
AND OTHER HANGINGS. FIVE WALNUT EX-
TENSION DINING TABLES. WALNUT DIN
P,GTTkks, WALNUT HAIL SET. MANTTI.
CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SETS AND slP-
AkATE tikGEs, ASH CHAMBER SET, HAIR
MATTRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS, PAINTED
CHAMBER fORNIIUkE, TOILET WARE.
MlkE SPRINGS. BEDDING. MATING.
On MONDAY MORNING.. AUGUST THIRD, 1891,
commencing At TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell the en-
tire contents of residence No. E2l street north
west
Terms cash.
ty.s4-dts LATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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4 ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule ia effect May 70. 1891.

nCIltIuIt 10 tnett Way u, IStl1.
Leave Union Depot, 9TH and b stre-sa
1o5s AIN. Tor Newport News. Old Point Comfort Al.
Nor,olE daily. Arrive at Old Point at Is 80 D m
and Norfolk at 6..ll D. m.
Pin. CIncInnau Express dsiy for stations IN Viz.
slnia, West Virginia. kentucky and 4 .nrinn.ti
NesuDuie sleep-rs and entire run Though
without change TO Cincinnati. arrvlng az 10. IA.
Dining car TO Clifton Forge. serving AN = and
SUPPER
II :lOp. L.. F. f. v. vestbule Limfs~d daily Solid
trains. with dining cars. run through without
change TO Cincinnati. kestibuie Sle.Iser for len
inston and Louisville PuIIIIan Carr are s,usu =,
receive I.ssengers Al pan
Offices. SlS and Al teIlnsylvania avenue
my36 Cepe-.i a. .s.n.SeT Am,
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D. ATcLIFTE. Darn : CO.. Aucsionssu.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF cHANpr.
LIERS ~ Il ~ 4. 3 AND LlGdTs, HAIL
On MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST THIRD. Al
TEN O'CLOCK. We VIII sell within our saiss rocms
go pounsytvania northwest. without rooerve
large assQrtmeut Of ChAnde1ers aud Hall Pendanfs
Parties building and IN search Of such rood ars
called 70 THIS ssle.
RATULuTE. DARR 3 CO.,
HEA Aucfioneo9a
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EDUCATIONAL.

DOCKLANp SCHOOL. TOR UaElS. SaNDY
~ sIrlnx. Aon'xoisefy county. Nd. Teyr-u. SGT.
ID 1aorough trsfn4ag situed a. With 'l.r infu-
ence, TAR p1-ssa .. 81 home roNernuseut. ths
number 70 hintil for ire al Hnd iurthsr inturni
ton sd,lr--- III lSN Z. hAA-ly,N AL. A NJ, asl.
sandy - rin-. Nd Jsi9 SIN