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THoMAs DOwLINa. Auctoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF NJ STREET. BETWEEN TWEEN
H1kIH AND TWENTY. FIRST STREETS
NGRTHWEsT. AND IN GEORGETOWN, D.
pc,TOMs n aTTR1E;rT1SH 1"IIN Hull AND

On MONDAY, JUNE 9Th. 1881, AT So Aan
Lots a. y fr snd o. aa the bs II
19o: On south side Of III street. between 10th and
lots. FL feet each. and one OF ~ feet AZ inches
n Also. At 90 ooLook. ZANE Day. in aeorsetown
Beatty Hawkins addition TO Georgetown, To-
Gated on LIST street, between High aud Potomac
Terms: One third cash. and the residue ia two
equal pay ments, at six and tvs elve months. with
notes bearing interest until paid, and secured by
8 deed Of trust on the property sold. All convey
ancipg st purchasers cost. deposit Of $50 will
be required on each Lot at time Of sale.
1e2-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.
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VOYAGERs TO EUKOF1.

W. BOTHER b son
Are the Agents for the sale OF Tickets In this Dts.
tfct Of the -
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
kAfuee proposing to visit Europe can obtain Al
ln .pi1sm 0' applying e v Berx1xs 3 SON.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETwEEH NEW YORK HAyRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company viii sail EVERY
Meboken. Rates of passsee:-From New YORK TO
Havre, London. Southampton and Brernep first
cabin, 800; second cabin. $50; Storage $780, pre-
psid steersse ceE1itestes s2s For freight or pas
New Yors W g MFTZEROTt & 90, 925 Penn.
ave., Agents for Washington. jsnl2
CUNARD LINE NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. p. NEW YORK
aallis. We'd. June. PA, thia We'd, 20 June
Marathon Wed, June sBoth MA. Wed 6 July,
Arena we'd. Is June 'Galiia. Wee, - July
-rcSthis wed, ~ JGne. Batavia. Wed. 20 July.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
SO and elO0. according 10 accommodation
Tickets TO Paris, SIS additional
Return ticse,s on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage
Liverpool and Queenstown, snd all other parts of
Europe. st lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glas-
Trent. and for Mediterranean ports.
or freight and passaee apply at the Compauy'a
once. No bowling Green, or both steeraae and
T TSDlh h, 70 UiiS Si6ELoW 90, 600 7th street.
janI2 VERNON a. BROWN & CO.. NY.
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M kHCdANTy AND MINERS

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
S.ilipg days from Baltimore-Every WEDNKS-
DAY and SATURDAY, at pm, from foot Of
spears Wharf (Desr foot 8. Gay street
From New lork-E7ery THURSDAY and SAT-
ShDAS, at J. M. from Pier 49, East River (near
loot Clinton sireet.)
Eegsnt passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freis hs guaranteed
Rates of pass see-Firat class, &C. including meals
and ststeroom berth Steerage, IS, meals if de-
sired, % cents per meal.
A L. HUGGINS, Act,
(BostOn Wharf BALTIMORE, Md.
GEO II. GLOVER, AGr.,
1e25 PIER 40, EAST EIvER, n. Y.
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HHANCERY BALE OF FRAME DWELLING
" ON CAPITOL HILL.

By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme IL
Court Of the district Of Golpmbia. passed in ira
Mt auction. In front Of the premises. on NJ JNDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE. 1881, AT $50 O'CLOCK p.
NJ. part of lot No. 90. in square No. $40. in this
city. beginning Is feet from the northeast corner
Of eaid lot; running thence west 30 feet; thence
20 feet thence north 1856 feet inch to the begin
ming, improved by frame house tNo $50 street
southeast.)
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal instalIments 81
or al in cash. ct the purchasers option. de-
post Of $50 win Do required at time OF sale. Con.
veyAnctng at purch aser'g cost.
- kESINALD FENDALL. Trustee.
OUNCANHoN BROS. AuoHoneezs. m23-d&da
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auction,

(tHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELL
~ ING HQUSE. No. ISL sIXTEkNTH STREET
N0RTHWksI. ABOUT TWO SQUARES
NORTH OF THE RESIDENCE OF SENA-
TOR CAMERON.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court III
OF the District Of Columbia passed on the 18th ::
dsy Of May. D. 1881. IN equity cau-e No. Ill
1850 wherein sherman P. Brown is complain ant
and an, EDea Smith, trustee. is defendant. snail
REsDAY. THE lsr DAY OF JUNE, 1881, BEGIN
MING AT O'CLOCK P. M, that desirable property
III the city OF Washington, In the District Of Co.
lumbia, known Lot numbered 10. in square
numbered 1874. with the improvements thereon,
being honse and premises No. 1sli 10Th street
northwest, the house being brick d yelling Of two
stories aud msnsGrd roof, and the lot having
trent OF ~ feet inches on 10th street by depth
of 100 feet.
Terms Of sale as provided by the decree are:
One-third OF the purchase money in cash, one
third in one year. and one-third In two years from
the day OF Gale. with interest the deferred pay
ments at six per cent snnun. the de erred pay
ments to be secured by deed of trust on the prem
ihee. 600 deposit
CHARLES Il. ARMIES, Trustee.
d. II. WARNEk, Aucsoneer, m2O-dEds
"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account Of rain until SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH.
1881, fame hour aud place.
je2 d&ds CHARLES H. ARMIES, Trustee.
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NAVY PAY OFFICE,
May 40, 1851. I
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this office
until IL O'CLOCK, ON THE 3 ST DAY OF MAY, 1891,
for supplying such quantities of Fresh Beet and
Vegetables. Fresh Bread and Baking Navy Bread
As may be required at the Navy Yard and StAtloa
at Washington. D. c., during the fiscal year end
ing June SO, 1881.
Blank forms OF offer, and AL necessary informa-
ton as to specifications and the quantities req uired
can be procured by applying to the Inspector Of
Provisions and Clothing at the Washington Navy
Yard.
A. SMITH.
m2Q2aw1W Pay Inspector q. 8. Navy.
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kJhOto SAAS COh I'LL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGToN, May IL, 1881.
Sealed proposals. separstely, for Wood and Goal.
iDdcrsed and addressed to the secretary Of the
EEayy viii be received until u O'CLOCK n ,SsTUR-
DAY, JUNE 25 to supply the Navy Department
and offices thereof in Washington with fuel, viz:
SEQ tons extra hard White ash Furnace Con-.
90 tons White ash Stove Goal,
ref CRYING the right to order much Of either
Furnace CT Stove as the Department may require
ct the same price
All the coal to be of the best quality, free from
cirt and slate and inspected by sworn inspector
at the cost OF the contractor. 240 pounds to the
ton.
Twenty cords. more or less, Spruce Pine Wood.
Twenty five cords, more or less, Hickory Wood :.
All OF the wood to be of the best quality, and IN
spected by sworn inspector, 1T the cost OF the
contractor.
The Coal and Wood to be delivered at the Navy
Department, or Office for which required by the
parties hom the contract {or coptracts) may be
awarded, In such quantities as the convenience Of
the Der artment may require
he hight to reject any and ali bids, or to accept
any portion Of any bid, is reserved: and the sue
ceseful bidder will be required to furnish bond in
the sum Of two thousand dollars as q guarantee of
a faithful performance Of the contract which may
be awarded him. VIM. n HUNT,
myl7-2aw4w Secretary of the Navy.
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TOMORROW.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DtTlON, AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold. on SATURDAY. JUNE >-1
aTH: 1881. AT ~ O'CLOCK. In front Of s8
in fine condition, and sh luld command the atteu
ton Of Parties In search Of such articles.
Terms cash.
te2. 2. THOMAS DOWNING. Auctjoneer.
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STEAMERS. &c.
LOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDIsas.

&<O0 koAOMAO RIVER LANDlN0S.
Stesmer T V. ARROwsMITH win ~6->
leave Der wharf, foot Of It'll street,
att m. every Monday. Tuesday.
Inureday. Friday. saturday snd sunday.
On Mondsy and Saturday rs far ~ Ourrioms1.
r, or Iuesd,y and Friday as far as Bsal's. Noun
Sunday and Thursday ~ far ~ Abeu's and Leon.
Ardtown.
day.
nn3e FL STONE Purser.
EoR BAL MORE AVID RIvER LANDINas.
II The steamer "SUE, Capt. ". O. 6EoGHEeAN.
leaves StepEenso1's wharf every a.
SUNDAY at p. m. for River and
ings and Baltimore, Returning,
leaves B,ltin ore every FRIDAY at p m arrives
IN Washington Saturday night Passengers for
Lowtr River Landings should take this line
~ All river freight must be prepaid. For FUR
'He' AiOf'nA' i'n Aps STEPHENSON BRO.
Seventh stree wharf, Office corner Pennsylvania
avenue End 18th street. m2S 3m
CTEAMEa 'MATTANO" leaves It'll st. wharf.
in Nomini: on THURhDAYS for
Msttox Greek and Nomini on SUNDAYS for Met
tawomsn GREE 4, Cbapel Point, and Mattox Greek !:
returRiBg Cd alternate days m.king Intermediate
River landi,gs goips aud returniog. Also touching
1t Chapel POI I Wednesdays and Msttawoman Mon.
daye ar FRI avs coming up 1hs River.
m26-Ims g. Z. JONES. Agent
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MAY PICKINGS
Is garden and highly cultivated Japan Tes. COM
posed OF the early picked leaves, cured with great
care natural color, aid makes Q delicious drink.
e ssgf sE1sk zzeo fo6s Sold
ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA.
Our Green, Black. or Mixed Tea, at so cents per
Tea. '- 20 'a"'"'' ~ ""'As wa ''f l'e'
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description tust received.
Potted Ham. T2ngue. Turkey. Chicken. 30. ;
Bcned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken 30, Rosst
Lans. Beef, Turkey. So; sardines. Salmon.
Eooster' Dried Beer. Baked Beans. &C.. &C., 6c..
SAUCES AND PICKLES
Durkses Salad Dressing. Crosse Black wsirs
PickeA. A full assortment.
shLECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER No pains spared to keep up 3
Queen Olives in . variety of styles-including
snail bottles st 70 cents for Picaic purposes.
In fact We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make It our whole study to furnish the VERY
PLIES generally. Our facilities 70. buying and
freiEhung are surpassed By none, and we e7iaran-
tee to sell as low as other house in the city as
also, TO give the article quality and quantity. -
Money cheerfuIy refunded to any customer who
liz not entirely satisfied with their purchase
my res deNce, as our Telephone st the ntore is
Plugged again for the present
ELPHoNZo YOUNGs.
GROCER.
myl9 6O4 9Th ST., bet. z and f.
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LNOLEY Il CO.. Auc uoneers.
Il 811 It'll street northwest.
Will sell at public auction the stock Of IN a.
merchant retiI ing from business, at storeSASN
NO. TIA 9TH STREET northwest, between g a0E4
and II. commencing SATURDAY MORNING, at
10 O'CLOCK, the stock consistinga Of fine Laces,
Corsets,. Hosiery, Towels. Dress Goods, Bunting,
Lace Collars. Handk srchiefs, Table Linens, Silks.
Oafhmeree, White Goods, Scissors. Buttona, Rib
bons. and large lot Of Notions and Fancy Goods:
Ladies and dealers are specially invited to attend
this sale, as the goods are new and fine, and must
be solo out for cash.
FOLEY. Auctioneer,
ia Don't forget the place OF sale. TIA
je2-3t
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DRY GOODS.


SEASONABLR DRY GOODS.
cents. worth 5; Zoo yards Union i lawns q 3 3
cent, cheap Is 10 Genus; $500 Handsome Pacans
snf 1 Sssas :: :; S'9 S an. sSis ns
fs:.n .! linen e . e 81 i en-:
1ndla npna ali prices Width: and color; French
brio, NsinsoOk and Swiss Edsinss and Insertinss
AZ q the lowest possible prices Also. agents for
Universal Fashion Company Patterns:
BROWN & CLAGErT.
3e1 500 Market space.
COLORED FLANNELS
FOR BATHING SUITS.
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN's AND oHILDRENs
GAUzR VESTS.
GENTLKAEN's FANCY HALF HOSE.
KID AND LIsLK GLOVES.
POLKA DOT AND FIGURED LAWNS
JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS. l2xo.
TYLRR d CHEWING.
mso BIS 7th e. NV.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS
AT
HALF PRICE
we have Just placed on counters S. 900 yards Of
cholce WHITE GOODS. which we will sell at - &C
Misty styles In the lot are worth over double the
price. ~
LCUIsINE SIIKa at 76c
PARAsOLS at reduced crices
New lot Of SUN UMBRELi AS.
Andereon's bes, SCUTCH GIN6HAMS.
CREPE YEDDO. nav styles
FlGUktD SWISS MUsLINa. great variety.
PURE LINEN LAWNS, Csc.
ONE PRICE.
W. M. SHUSTER Il SONS,
ml7 919 Pennsylvanfa Avenue.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
A GOOD HORSE. BUGGY AND HARNESS AT
AUCTION.
VIII be sold In front Of my auction rooms ~
on SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1881. AT II H4E
O'CLOCK. the above turnout The horse Ia
hind and gentle; any one can drive him; sold only
because the owner IL leaving the city. js3-2t
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF, MUTTON.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
CoMMtssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON. D. O., June 1, 1871
Sealed Proposals in tripicate, addressed to the
undersigned will be received at this OH ce until 70
O'Clock noon on WEDNESDAY,. June l5 1881, at
which I'm g and place they will be opened in pres
CURED by the Cubs .steucs Department United
States Army. at this depot, for issue to troops,
mencing July l, 1881.
Separate Proposals will likewise be received and
opened for furnishing choice cuts of Fresh Beef,
Corned Beef and Mutton. for sales to officers. dur
ing the same period.
The goVernme ut reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Information as t" conditions. quality of Beef.
pay ment. &c can obtained By application ID
1e2-3t w. IL. BH i. Capt and G b, o. S A.
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INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY!
VIE WILL OFFER ON MONDAY, THE 2sd,
FULL LINE OF EXTRA SUPER INGRAM
CARPETS. at rs cents a yard; former
price 80 cents and 81.
Also, line Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, at rs and
65 cents.
BODY BRUSSELS. from 81. 40 to 81 .65.
MATTINGS and OILOLOTHS at popular prices
Loose Covers for Furniture a speciality.
WINDOW SHADES made to order in all oolors
SINGLETON & HOEkE,
SOl Market Space.
tE- All orders for CARPET CLEANING receive
prompt attic ntion. nal
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Those who are using the ordinary Java Coffee
~ sold by most shops are requested to get Q SAM
pie pound Of our
SUPERB MARACAIBO,
retalled at rs cents per pound. fresh roasted.
They viii save money and get . better coffee.
Thote who want genuine, rich old Java, can be
suited ct
WINNERS,
Fine Groceries.
m2l 1918 PennA. ave.
, 1881-05-28
THE SIOUX INDIANS,
ftonloval OF 1900 Redskins from Fort
ttHford to Standing Rock Agency.

1tonloVn1 OF 1900 HedAkInR from fort
sp<eta. i,l,pntsh n ~. t.h,.ao. r-ts,'n.
c. spes."' n n"pa'e" .+ea' 20 'ae ."'eaoo IT'oans'
spccial to the Pioneer. Press says. 'rhres
stoo,nara ,rora rr,ttto,, ,..t ,,t-1,t H. ct",'I
Ing Rock, yia Bismarck, with 1,G00 hostIles
win aurrentlored at tl,ts mint ,,ot ,v1nter
wi .a'.t..U ~ t.4'' p'l'' 1"ss "A"tei
company Ut Federal troops wero sent will,
oocI, nj I'm otoomnra nil, ,nns,,,ma o,,e,,t
.ss't "a ~ t1'9 o'ea''cte' Ans Antl.ths Aoou1
loo other hostiles CAME III. SltttnR-Bullfs
, 1881-05-28
An Effective Theatre Ftrc-scrvfess

telp York Evening !'att a ,.rda
A correspondent Ia G9neyA, Sw:tzcEan9: ssass ~
us the following account Of thu ad'niIao,e "a
tenn against ttrs used in thetr oea! eeuebt
The recent tires III Paris and Nice .n, nsed
nt MStso hs bafc Tne
Divided iut! three Wnll-aeparatea foyef,
auditory. the stage ana sho 1afsob between
A ths doo5s sn,, sl, maae Of snest:
rs insse %has a"d f res'st r. 1::.
fos suiiioicnt length # time to a!!9T S'f i,
one to Kot out oa 1,1i" tnG oat isyor Of mesa sna
kopt In duiiy uso in urur that no rnec1h r.. sn
difficulties might binder ss "orx1s a',1casss % AZ
suotss;ue 10 the saIisstcs x open n ths stsss csr
DroinmrIly tbey rsinatn closed, but evety oGe Ses
and enply6 q the building has "a aeg ggu6lIs 81 I'd
they .nay eo thrown opSn Ell 70 III IL b'sss ua
tSsre aro o.her PRECAUTIONS agast tS &c eapasa IT,
admlsable 10 tholr nffGnxvtlne sansal MONTY watsr
iafs Msn hsys se thGr budPat:
fivo fjru exilpgushers, and rH.rten
pump. Thoro u rexular nt totc1 IN" ~ sergeant
n charxs e9sst9 twsye ot oss sappers ptaas
tns forf" IA Obliged to 10 on hand ast uvT
boforo The lifting Of the ogEtais, ~ n,sees, ous
statton.ly themselves M ,s,.srVu ~ tSe mscnncF5s
nthas II 11 tho Fiji an uft exits from re ne
and stiiI others III tho lofts. E1ea Ella" .. Al eI-
has 9ne Ut ~ tae x3!fe 3Ets Il nouEs tor cutting ,ss
rones or parts of the scenery ana o'os wJtb tns
safIes. tIo Gun aIso coHniancATe ;,.at1s Tel, xbIoa
hss,aasr,srs ynudato 1y i aid =
~ ~ iisnf Inc sheatro there arc little Eass c.ss II
Containing Geographic belly, n1o.k hna Tho gsss
aasxes .G = mne ~ xtR
ecossal Indicator At hshd1unFtsis,sn, iE,n, Witches -
10 tbis thcro !s Bystotn u n.sTT! = sIfe DE-
oonp!s.o and sy:tsmat!e net ass,xcens r. = tee
far sreatcr Importance II woa .s. "t, of tne CON.
, 1881-05-28
results Of tho first count Of cereal crops OF
l37D-'sD In comparison with TINT Of fBGll'70.

SS;s Sc -: sis'f iNi l$s' IS ;SSi; isSi;iSs
THE ExcEss nr Exploits ovnH IMPORTS
for twrlya hnI,ths ended April no. 1881, wns
IeS'i is si;s4,iSis tMs'v' months o''d April No.
TIFF CLAIMS OF AMERICAN RESIDENTS IN
hetwcct, tsco mud tS1o, for damages inflicted
hy French trUups under MaximtlinM, llnvu
been Withdrawn, froua beforg tl'e Ffencll-
W. w cse1 ,s, to " .s Fsech ,t, ,n o.
Till a'cr tho @ etr "S q s"sinlt. % o' ToS "s Iie p.
lnntin correspondence onsltci. a difficulty,
rnsshly IT., iisrii,tton Of thc Co.1tnlsslt'lt. s
clulttss. Ihpy NERrcKMty several ttiIllou6.
THE CENSUS DUlsEAu
etntcs TINT the nrt debt of tho aH citics and
i'Ss y, ,hS titsa y tv,s stSs hSV'F moro ton
REVENUE llECE1iTs
Tho totnl receipts from customs SOURCES for
tho tWonty. seven DAYS 0i MHy nre $A,NO,0VO;
Internal L.. reyent,e: M sia.@o9Go ors'inary Gx-
5W,,tN, Including e6UAttD Inspection olnltns AUD
not Including tuo interest m tho public aeht.
debt for Nlay Will bo upwards oE sll 0Ol,oo),
THE CUSTODIAN HING.
Tho niTic!nts Ut tho Treasury Department who
hnsc l'cnM Implicated t tho Trcns,lry Cnstu4lnhs
essrose @ atartyp easers a q ho
lnvcstlRnttnK Committee. This fact. toRcther
with cortntn efforts to !invo tho witnesses mnko
the nilair may end III wh!towashiDs, but thi1is
not tho cnsc. Secretary Windutn wRs PIT IN phs-
ti isivcstIsatiot, sns uricrod. arI she Secretary
if.,rek.owlr''gv of. tho misuse d public mency.
mifen of eharsotcs wlio viii hot hotd to pleas
q friendship or any, oshor kind to save tue par
tys bnft,rp tho tinni reD,rt will liz sut}nttted.
, 1881-05-28
PHILADELPHIA.

PtnLApEIrl1iA, May e7.-The North
Amcrtctn, In the weekly review Of trade,
will say: Trade In must departments has
been rather quiet Mt Philadelphia tho past
week, but the prices of several leatllng ar-
ticlcs ars higher.
In cotton there was no essential change
to notice.
Flnnr was moro active for both export
and home Use, and prices have ali upward
tenlency. Whont hns hccn cxoifnl aud hl1hrr.
1tye WAa unchanged. 0nts were less ActIvu aud
rAth0r lower. Corn for local usu waA dull and
Fathnr !ower, but futures wero Ia f4tr duu,und
ut I'M advnt!ce.
IN provisions n fatr jobbtpg trade was dono.
and prices wore atendy.
Eecds continue dull.
There hna bCGn rather more inquiry tor wool,
and prices were rather l1rmer,
Whlaky was unchanged.
, 1881-05-28
STAR ROUTES.

PURPOSES OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
HPfetat Dhpateh to TIC Chicago Tribune.
WAsnlsaroN, d. C., May 27.-Thc slander
relative to 3tr. Blaine will serve to emphasize
ono fuct with respect to tho attitutte of the
Administration toward tho stnr-ruute ring.
Tl,ose who are in tha hest position to know
say that 1'ost,nnstar-Generui Jamca ai,u Attor-
ncy-Gcnernl Atac Veagl. ure III perfect accord
III their line Of action, md both arc deter
mined to probo this nlntter to the bottom, IT.
respective Ut consequence nnd regardless Of
the persons who may be Injured by the dis
closures, mid they hayo the hearty
cooperation Of the President III this
purpose. The President llas said
to p0stnlaster-Gencral james,: "Scarcl
tho matter to tho bottom, aru don't stop
until you got there" There is no reason to
think that Gen. Garfield Will modify this In
are stories that tho disclosures will ultimate
ly slow that
SOME MEMBERS or CONGRESS
lluvo Ind MI improper connection With these
matters. Tile Presidents attention has bceM
called to tlAt fuct, alau It was with full
knowledge OF Stlc1, possibilities that lle g,lyc
hls comprehensive order to hunt tho r1acsls
dawn. Tl,eru IL nu purpose on tho part Of
tho Administration to shield anybt,ay, and It'll
cert.lin that Attorney General MAoFenxh Ia tuo
what he considers q. high public duty by any
considerations nf policy or llptloAl expectancy.
dos at sr retna s1S fro thS
and that the President bus no dcs!ro that h0
shail Withdraw. Mr. MuoVenKh and Dir. .Jnncs
of % aaytains % hit IT. would volt % isnpiieato @ " Mr. iainv
hut they will not llsclosc th9 information lit
their poSscaalon which d0ubtleas Coos t9nd to
tnlpl'catt persons who have been In otf1cal posi-
tons.
THE srAl.nourE INVESTIGATION
, 1881-05-28
Tlip KAedlYa.

ly oo vh4rxesl With extravaNanus. Tho 9ueFpp-
dur nf hls pFlsate ostatos u tho Egyptian bond
hnldeFs. thrao ycnrs 4gG. luft htm u poor man.
amount asstgued as h!s evil list. 0nu hunaro1
Thousand pounds seetns u very slHntl luunmu for
IN asS9 alono spent II l.a9, ,uD on tha entertain.
tnent OF Thu v!sitgra who calno 10 the opuulu9 OF
the 6ueS Cunal. ll!1 tiighncas's relations, hUw-
deuaoae appeadaxe. 1wenty.four dl0eraut
families IN I'LL tnoludtug tho ex- khedlyel. Thoy
absorb f2o QQ
, 1881-05-28
A c,eravmau's Sad Fate'

Tneso lived few wceke slnee s,ean,u u y Gfosn..
psps sSs5sttea o.. nS sssf IL ,ss
6ItfSs 6.trss' e sas tho 1t.p
espoused the Gseenback caHse, Az. ,,syored geatsss
ss t. sas
:sshins aeS 9ya et ss4l. ssi5tata, q ibsu1a.s ~
the pattYcA
, 1881-05-28


KASKAKEE. ILL.,, May GA walking cone
test OF 100 miles begins Tomorrow night At 10
o'clock. The contestants are Noel Cantway,
of slo1ucnce, md John Lorcnx, ot Kantskes.
It will be interesting from tho fact TINT Caa,.
why Ia six foot two md well proparuoned, willis
Lurenz Is scarcely live feet. 10th arc rood
walkers. and MITCH interest Is taken. Lore1z TX
tho fuYQrlt.
, 1881-05-28
EVMENFA1.

5peetat Dtspat:h 10 Ttts ch|eago aft5or@
ELd1x, ILL.,. siuy .7.-Harlan 6upssll and ~
Emma Gou1d wcro united In marriage ~ W.
Gould farm. south Of this CITY, last evening, ~
tho presence OF large aumGoGr r. u hss hgnss q, 10
night they Eivo u reception At tho housV " '4~
Krl)UIrl'H f4thar In this city.
, 1881-05-28
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Atay ,7.-rratlo has been
without animation, but tic city llas been
pretty well hffetl with visitors, md there has
been more actiyity tllan IL usual III May.
The leaf-tobncc0 market Inns been active, mud
has been gradually strengthening, partly by
reason Of reduced receipts and partly Oh
account Of the drouEhty character OF tho
weather recently. Hardly u fortieth part of
tue crop has been planted, and. while thore
is plenty time for planting. tho start Is n
Lutte one.
The grain tratle las been quiet III all de-
partmerts. but: the prices l,aye ruled firm.
npntcrs Rro still much annoyed by tho larEe
peEcentnKe Of untnerchattabla corn arriving.
Tho Inquiry for provisions from tho South haa
boon unusually nctive. hut dcnicrs have not
been FREQ sttlcrs ut current prices.
Wool Is In brisk tlcr,,aAd at n higher price.
Farmers have boon holding hack thor clip. but
latterly hhve been marketing It mere freely.
In tho whisky trade thcre has bcon slight
1Mpr0tEmGnL.
Tho pity Iron market remains quiet. but mar-
chant iron and hardware arc ,uore active, with
Bttlren!nE prices In susno c,ldlug articles.
Groceries have been qtifct.
, 1881-05-28
BELMONT 1sARK.

pnnADEIpi11A, Pa., May 27.-In the Be|-|
mint park races tho ::iD class was won BY
I'rtnkct. Kocno lin second, yo!tatse talrd.
Jim won tho tlrst llilf! second heats.