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Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. It relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarThea gripping
In the bowels and wind collie. BY giving health
TO the child IL rests the mother Price - cents q
bottle. m.ws
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Political Notes.

W. NJ Robins was nominated by the democratic
convention OF the th district OF North Carolina fer
Congress yesterday.
The republicans and readjusters OF Frcdericks
burg Fa yesterday elected rs delegates TO the LIST
CONGRESSIONAL nominating convention Char les VIII
liams Rev. "sS:iiscr Howard, Thomas B. Leonard
and C. d. Foster
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THE CLOSING OUT SALE OF SUMMER CLOTH
ING, which we naugurated several weeks ago. has met
with more success than looked for. 1t is true
we expected to clear out Summer Stock with the
help of Reduced Prices, and proud to say that
our expectations HAVE BEEN MORE TIA REAL
lied. We have made successful break in stock,
and in order to clear counters have made STILL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS. We going to make a
CLEAN SWEEP. We arc rot going to carry any goods
to next season. These last reductions this
season. few more OF those SILk-LINED SUITS
left. that sold for S28. We now sell them for s1S
for S25 We sell them for SIS. Those SUITS that
sold for $40 now sell for S12 Those SUITS that
sold for SIS sell for SO. We have several lines
Of extra-size Suits. and also Pants which want to
close out have therefore put such prices them that
will effect speedy clearance This will positively be
THE LAST CHANCE this season to buy Clothing at
near half value. We would ask all who the look
out for Extra Bargains not to fail to call We have no
old stock to offer you. Every garment is is Of
this seasons manufacture
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Special Weather bulletin.

SUNDAY TO BE FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARNER.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is high i'm the lower Ohio valley and on
the north Pacific coast; IL is lowest in the upper
Missouri valley. and low in California. Local
rains reported from the southern states and
Virginia AMI the upper lake region, and fair
weather continues In New England, lower lake re-
gfon, the Ohio valley, and northwest with south
erly 70 westerly winds, and slight rise In tempera-
ture- The temperature has changed slightly in the
south Atlantic and gulf states, with light variable
winds. North to east winds and cooler weather are
reported from northern Minnesota and near Lake
Superior. The following special temperatures
were reported at a. III. this morning: EaStpOrt,
500; Montreal, 66o: quebec, $50; Mt Washington,
lSo; Cleveland. go; Al2ena, CSC; Duluth. SO; St
Paul, 600; Denver, 90; San Francisco, $50. Sta
tons reporting one inch or more of rainfall dur
Ing the past "a hours are: Smithvlle, las; Knox
Vile, 1.s9 Generally fair and slightly warmer
weather is Indicated for the middle states on Sun
DAY. Slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather and
and gulf states and lake region on Sunday.
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His tssppossibIc

To conceive OF a more lealthfu and refreshing
draught than is afforded by Tarrant's SETTER Aper-
ent, combining, as IL does, the advantages OF q
luxury and a pure safe Alternative and corrective,
Sold by all druggiStS
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dispatch from Boston states that Tn eophius
Youngs was yesterday convicted In the mun1cipal
court there and fined $50 and costs for the larceny
OF SIS from Mrs. Lizzie Newell, at whose house
Youngs has been living. Having occasion to leave
the house about two weeks ago, Mrs. Newell left
ss5 with Youngs, which. according to the evidence
he could not account for when she returned The
ophllus is the same who figured so long in the
courts or New York, claiming to be the original
Theophilus foungs, who was supposed to have
been drowned some years ago. Mrs. Mary Younrs
having taken legal steps to gain possession OF
pTcrnerty that would come her as the widow OF
Theophilus, this Theophilus turned up. and as his
widow and her friends the situation was extremely
interesting until the death OF Mrs. Youngs, which
occurred a few months ago. Mrs. Newell who
claims to have known Theophilus and Mrs Youngs
Tor many years, says there Is no question about
his identity.
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n U T l c U r A .

Geo. W. Brown, 4s Marshall St, Providence R. l. cured
by CUTIcURA REsoLvENT (blcod purifer) and CUTI-
CuRA and CUTICURA SOAP (the great skin curcs) of a
Ringworm Humor got at the barber's which spread all
his ears neck and face and for six years resisted
all kinds of treatment.
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ECZEMA.

Hon. VIM. Taylor. Boston. Mass. permanently cured
OF humor of the face and scalp that had been
treated unnecessarily for twelve years by many Bos
toms best aud most noted specialists We'll
as European authorities.
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AFTER THE PICSIC.-LobSter salad, chicken May
onnaise nj roast Gains, followed by fruit and Ice
cream, VIII Wora vengeance on the good people
who make a jolly meal Of them. The vengeance is
generally worked in the night, and comes in the
shape OF collie and cramps 1t is then that handy
and enectu1l means OF relief are needed. Mr.
stowe, the leading jeweler in Springfield, Mass,
says that Perry DlyIS'S Pain Killer is most eX-
celient remedy for those diseases like cole and
cramps, whi:h demand immediate attention. In
many cases in his family It has saved the necessity
OF sending for physiciln.
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. Beah Steam Fire Engine G. Boston, cured
OF Alopecis or falling of the hair by the CUTICURA
SOLVENT bood puritier) internally and CUTIcURA and
CUrIcURA SOAP (te great skin cures) externally which
lose 1t.
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The Whipping Post in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 12-In the criminal court
today David Gardner cOlored, was convicted of
beating his wife and sentenced to receive thirty
laSheS. This is the first COnv elton and sentence
under the late act OF the legislature but the court
Stated that hereafter all convictions will be fol-
lowed by the LASH
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CRIMINAL CARELESsNEsS has to be answered for
Dy many mother in her management or her
children. They should be carefully dressed and
kept from exposure To sudden changes. LIE. them
play IN the Sh lde 2S much rs possible, and don't
worry about their dresses. Taylor & Hufty are
selling out their entire stock OF ch1ldrenS dresses
at prices so low that they can be used as play
dresses
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CUTICURA

REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists. Price Of Gu
TICURA Medicinal jelly small boxes. SOC. large boxes
81 +, utIcuRA REsoLvENr, the new blood purifier. 81
per bottle CUrICURA SOAP (the queen Of med cinal
and toilet soaps), 2jc CUrIoUnA MEDICINAL SHAVING
soar. l5c. Principal DeiGt,
aull WEEKS & POTTER. Boston, Mass
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Condensed Locals.

Streets lamps Will be lighted at 80 p. nj. and
extinguishet at q. IN.
AT an adjourned meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF
knights OF PythtaS last evening, Past Grand Cham
celior j. T. Moling was presented with a very
handsome past grand chanceIior's Jewel by PAST
tatiye Halyor Nelson.
The honorary members OF the Washington
Light Infantry battalion last evening elected Off
GERS as follows: President, W. S. RooSe: vice
PRESIDENT, Thomas SOmcryile: treasurer John
w. Drew, and secretary, j. p. Wilett ARA nge-
ments Were nude for participating in the trip OF
the battalion TO Cape May on the 18th inst
VIM Lewis was fined so or 20 days, IL the Police
Court To-Day. for keeping his bar open after hours
Frank PoScy snd Alice Dorsey. colOrcd. were
before Judge Smell this morning in picnic attire.
Policeman Cole testified TO Srrestlng them In
seventh street park last night FOR fighting Frank
vas nned s.. and Alice was discharged.
SUDDEN DEATH.-About 80 o'clock this after
noon white man, about nifty years Old, named
Geo. w. Pearson, employed as bartender at Flu
gifts restaurant on High street, near First street.
West Washington. died suddenly OF hemOrrhsge
q the lungs. DIR. Cornell attended him and gave
3 certificate OF death Pearson has lived here all
h1 life. He Is well-known In sporting circles
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An UslpOSsibility,

Deserving articles are always appreciated. The
exceptional cleanliness OF Parker's Hair Balsam
makes it popular Gray hairs are impossible with
its occasional use.
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SCALD HEAD.

Fl: A. Raymond, Auditor +. W.. J. 4 s. R. r. Jackson
Mich was cured of Scad Head of nine years duration
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
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G1,(NlO Reward
For anv ca So

For any case OF blind, Bleeding itching liberated
or protruding Piles that Beings Pile Remedy
fails TO cure. prepared by j. L. Miller NJ. d.. 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold 10y druggists Disco
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs Bowers 143 Clinton ST., Cincinnati. soeaks of her
sisters child who cured of milk which resisted
all remedies for two Years. Now q fine, healthy boy,
with o beautiful head OF hair.
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MARRIED.

GRAHAM-WRIGHT. In this city, August g. 1882.
by Rev. A. w. Ftzer, HORACE A. GRAHAM, Of Ware
renton. Va, to LAURA +. WRIGHT, Of washngs
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, !
WARRINGTON. DC. August ~. 1882, $3.50 am 8
For the Middle Atlantic states slightly warmer |
generally fair weather. preceded in the extreme |
southern portion by local rains SOuthery TO west
erly winds. generally lower barometer.
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The PpOnle Of the West

Owe debt OF gratitude TO DR.. Aver for the pro.
duction or Ayers Ague Cure. Its timely use Will
save much suffering and much discouragement,
and we recommend IL with the greatest confidence
in its ability TO do all that is promised for It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-12

JAS ii. NCGIII, dealer I'm building supplies Y. o
ES1 New York avenue, has for sale pulp black for
mortar, metallic red for mortar English Portland
cement, New York X )Sendale cement and Poto-
mac Round Top cement
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A Dull Saturday in WALL Stroo1

NEW YORK, August 12-The Posts financial ar
tlcle says At the stock exchange 1t is very dull
saturday In the summer, being little better than
a hal1-hollday. Z. S. bonds are q higher for the
as and otherwise unchanged. State bonds are
neglected, and railroad bonds are irregular, but
generally lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-12

SMALL CoLORED Boy. named Josh Martin, was
IN Judge Smells dock this morning charged with
being suspicious character. Policeman Br1en
Testified TO catching him on the street yesterday
With two chickens in his possession, OF which he
could give no satisfactory account. The court took
She personal bonds OF the prisoner and his father
and released him.
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Pension Office Changes.

The following changes in the organization of the
PENSION Office are made in conformity to existing
law: Assistant chief clerk j. w. Howell; assistant
medical referee, DR.. N. F. Graham; law clerk. B.
Rlxford. Board OF Review. r. Van Mater, chief;
}. H. Hobbs, first assistant; Theo. Smith, A. E.
Rowell, assistants. Special examination division
IT, X. McCalmont, chief; w. E. Dulin, John NJ.
Welty, assistants. Old war and navy division
W. H. Webster, chief; H. W. Hall, N. F. Rob-
inson, assistants Record division-W. Il. Ford,
chief; E; D. Fuller, F. II. Taft. assistants.
Eastern division-Fred Mack, chief; Lucius Green,
r. NJ. Taber, assistants Certificate and account
diyison-Frank Moore, chief; NJ B. Johnson, Marx
Tilton, assistants. Middle tivisionAF.. d. Ste
phenson, chief; C. NJ Bryant, L. E. Payne, assist
ants. Agents division--C. F. Sawyer, chief;
J.. w. Cole, w. L. Soleau, assistants
West Western divislon-J. NJ. comstock, chief; Il. L.
Ford, w. Il. Green, assistants. Mail division
David L. GIFT, chief; John Richmond, S. P. Keller,
assistants Southern divlslon-L. E. Dickey, chief;
ii. q. birmingham. J. w. Davis, assistants. Mis-
cenaneous divisional. Vangueder, chief; Thomas
Smaller, 7. F. Sargent, assistants The miscella-
neOuS division to have charge OF the miscellaneous
correspondence, and clerical work OF the &c, not
belonging to other divisions, that may be referred
to it,
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SARATOGA, n. Y, August 12.-First race, the
Tennessee stakes for two years DID, three quarters
OF mile. George Kenney won the race, Barnes
second, Tocsin third; time, 1:15 French pools
paid $50. ,
Second race, free handicap sweepstakes for al
ages Bender won; Gen. Monroe second, Ella
Warfield third. Time, 1864. French pools paid
$780,
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exert n wholesome, mildly stimulating effect on
the stomach. which is direct aid 10 digestion at
the same time acting enersetically on the liver
and gently On the bowels.
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kE:ENBER. cheapest places for bargains and
presents. 726 and IA 9TH street 81 BUYERS get a
ticket Six tickets good for a present.
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH COMPANYS SUMNER
PRICES.-One large picture for framing, 81: dupll-
cate copies 50 cents each; fine Imperial cabinet
portraits 90 per dOZnn card-SZe portraits. 81 per
Dozen Good work guaranteed. 1y3 18th street
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Decline OG Man.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence. Sex.
ual Debility. cured by ''Wells' Health Remover q
81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell 3
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TREATMENT.

The CUTICURA TREATMENT consists in the internal
use OF the CUTICuRA REsoLvENr. the blood puri-
fer and the external of CUrIcURA and CUTICURA
SOAP, the great skin cures.
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Our best doctors boldly state that "Brlght's Dis
ease OF the Kidneys, and all kidney troubles, are
quickly cured by Hunts Remedy"
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PLUMBING AND TISSING done at fair prices by
oaml s. Shedl, 409 9th street northwest.
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what the Public Want TO Ss-ar.

From tho Philadelphia Press.
"Wylie on PuniShmehtS" Is the only legal au-
thorty the public Is anxious 70 hear quoted In the
star route case.
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RCSsELL'S Ice CREAM.

FURNACES. RANGES AND LATRoBEs, at Saml 8.
Shedd's. 400 9th street.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb WARD prints 40c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, butternilk and sweet milk.
&c per qt Cream, he pint
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SLATE NANTES, in great variety, at cost to reduce
oeOcE, al Sum- S. Shedd's. lG9 9Th street
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T AIDES CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH,
NAVY BLUE. BRONZE. MYRTLE GREEN, OLIVE

N. r..
BROWN. GREY AND ILLUMINATED CoLoRs.
BLACK CASHMERES. all wool, 35c, &C.. 45c, Soc,
CL9 sGlH F f MEN al AND BOYS SUITS. &c.. &C.,
INGRAM CARPETS, new fall Styles &c., 5Oc., &C.,
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. made of wamsutta Mus
lin. perfect fitting. only 81.
FAIL Dress GOODS. new colors, Ike, 15c.. 1sc.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. new styles, 75c., soc.. &c..
CANTON FLANNELs, &c.. 1Oc., 12c., 15c.
Atwood WHITE FLANNELS, 25e., 3Oc., SIC.
Red, Grey and Blue FLANNELS.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS. all widths. patterns.
BED TICKING. feather proof; best, 25c.
New styles of FALL PRINTS.
TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS, Soc, &C. and 75c.
TABLE LINENS. 25c., Soc, sc, SOC.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, Soc, &C.. 75c., SIC.
LAWNS, yard wide, &c.
At TOWSON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
au12 SOUTH SIDE.
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CorPEE LIGHTNISG-RODs at j. III. kuehlng's, 419
eth street.
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MADAM Ross has returned home from the spring:
and eau be found Ut her former residence, 402 2C
street northwest.
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Jo#ssoS Bro hS4e's rheto. establishment Ground
nOor9 j6s and 469 Pa. ave M finer cabinets at any
price than we make for 3 per dog. Our friends
and the public cordially invited.
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HowsoN's Ice CREAM, s125 gal 11o4 10th.

Two THOUSAND accurate thermometers, fine and
cheap. HemplerS.
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Gas FIXTURES, at sanel s shedd's, 400 9Th stree,

cHILDREN's JEwELRY-Bracelets, rings, ear
angS-at Prgg'S.
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SECRETARY FoLGER who was In Syracuse, N. Y.
last evening, ON his way to his home in Geneva, is
reported In dispatch to the New York Times from
Syracuse, as saying shat there is not word Of
truth in the story Of conference being held In
New York, at the Hoffman House, at which, as
alleged, he consented to be a candidate for gov
ernor, provided sufficient number OF delegates
could be mustered around his standard. No con-
ference was attended by him at which the question
or the goVernOrship was considered The story as
printed was made up out OF whole CLOTH The
DOSitfOnn " $500 r,
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THE CITY MARKETS.

A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLE
FISH, FLESH AND FowL-THE SUPPLY PRODUCE
FROM THE NEIGHBoRING CoUNTIEs-FEATUREs OF
THE WEEK.
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NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have been received at the
Treasury department for the gold certificates au-
thorzed to be issued by the act extending national
bank charters, but the officials say it will be
thirty days at least, and perhaps sixty, before
they will be ready to issue them
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AvoIp PEDpLgRs: save eyesight; consult uemp
Ter, i53 Pa ave

LOTS OF GOODS must lie closed yet before re-
oDeninS our enlarged store: Ladies' house SIiDpers
~, y and S5c-; low button and ties Co.,: ooera
StipperS and sandals. TO-; extra fine Kid button
congress, 81 %; misses sandals G5c chfIds hesIei
low SHOES, 40 and co.: iTfant'S kfl ties 90. !:
mems and boys nIc low shoes at cost. Hahn's
$40 7th ST, and 1S39 Perm Ave.
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BOSTON, July 31st, 1SS2.-We, the undersigned
have just arrived IA this city on one OF Mr. StOrk'S
recreation tours via sea, Bal imOre TO Boston. We
are more than pleased with our trip. We have
found everything promised by Mfr. StOrk fully car
RED our, and IL l. with pleasure we recommend
our IrfeliS AMI Others 10 avail. themselves CT the
great advantages offered by this system OF travel
ing anu Join the party leaving Baltimore by the
SAM route August nth This will be the LAST
tour or the season James B. Bedford, Clinton
Esso. z v" heySer. Henry ID. Barr, Mrs Alex
NE I. MAJOR. ". Elita Major, Ray Elliott Aaron
~ skinner, United States Naval Observatory: J.
ID Ere r., Miss Mary Imir1e, Miss Jennie Free
IT,, Miss Maggie Mitchell. '
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THE WEST POINT PRIZE FIGHTERS SENTENCED
General Howard commandant at the West Point
post has sentenced Cadet Cook and Plebe Scud-
der, the principals in the recent prize lght jack
son. the referee, and Carnahan and Henry, the
seconds, to be confined within the limits of Camp
Garfield and within the color line during the re-
mainder or the present encampment and for the
first month OF the next annual encampment.
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POWERFUL land and water glasses. Hempler,s
IN Pm -
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT IN ALLEY BETWEEN FIRST AND
NORTH CAPITOL STREETS AND y AND =
SIRE rs NORTHWEST.
BY yirsec az deed Of trust, duly recorded in L. -
her s72 folio 1885, ct ss., ~ the Land 1rds of "a
auction in front Of the premises, On IhSasDAy.
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1882, Ar
land known and described the ground plan plat Of
Washington city D. c. being parts Of lots % and
GIG. beginning Tor te at the northeast
OF lot %, running thence south 35 feet thence
east TO place of beginning. together with al the Inn
proveents ways. easements, rights. privileges. Go.
belonging appertaiIing.
Terms $50 cash. balance in six months 10 beaR
six per cent interest and 10 be secured by deed of trust
deposit OF $50 at time Of SALE Convey ancng &C., a
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with seven
days, otherwise the Trustees IL rght reseU
q rek and cost Of The dcfaung pureaser alter hv0
days public notice OF sach resale In snmc newspapee
pul,sishcd IA Washington. DC.
GEokGE BAUER, rru.s..s.
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THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS have been made
In the cabinet shop Of the Treasury department:
j. W. Kemp, foreman, S. per diem; G. W. Dom,
Jr., F. X. Ispharding, w. G. Phillips, j. A. Rod
bird, George Rouzee. r. Ryan and julius Viedt at
So per diem and John Lehnert at 50 per diem.
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THE WAR ON STREET BREAKS OUT AGAIN.
manuel Hecht and Geo. Goldberg, the two rival
secondhand dealers On D street, between 9Th and
10th streets, who bring each other before the Po-
lice Court so often, were before that court again
to-day. Hecht charged Goldberg with assault,
and Goldberg charged Hecht with threats of per-
Sonal violence, and also with loud and boiSterOus
talking on the street. Hecht's complaint was that
yesterday afternoon. when he went into his yard
to get a pail OF water, Goldberg fired bricks and
other missiles at him. Goldberg complained that
Hecht, whose store adjofns his own, snatched
some customers away from his door. blackguard-
ted that he threatened to cowhide Goldberg The
charge OF assault against Goldberg was dismissed,
and Hecht was fined $40 or 80 days for the loud
talking and put under $500 bonds to keep the peace.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the ODening and closing prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day, reported
by special wire to H. IL Dodge, 539 18th street.