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-Erastus Reed has just received Car loat
,f nice he'd room suits. 4-2I-3t
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Have you seen Pancoast & Sons stock OF
clothing? Nothing better in the market.
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Canned goods in great variety and at bot
tom prices at Sauer 4 Smiths. 4-24.ot
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City Items.

-Erastus Reed can't be excelled IN Prce
STYLE and quality of furniture. 4-2l-S
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Fresh Straw berrie

Every day at Harnisch & Baer's, on Com
merce street. 4ii-u
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meteorological.

Daily Bulletin-Signal Service U. 5. Army;
division of kilograms and reports lol me
benefit of commerce and agriculture.
Observations recorded at 5:34A. M. April IS:
"The following observations are taken al
the same moment of time at all the stations
named"
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Recorders Court.
4. French presiding.

Hon Jas. H. French presiding.
C. Devan, throwing stones; dismissed.
Frank Martinez, throwing stones; dismissed.
lanes Jackson, fighting; continued.
Charles Phillips, discharging hre arms; con-
tinued. e..a
George Gelder, throwing stones; dismissed.
H. Hunt, discharging fire arms; continued;
Charles Harrison, throwing stones; nneo
s. Williams, drunk; fined SIS.
w. Kelley, drunk; fined IS
George Dill, drunk; fined S.
lanes Harper, dsorderly; fined 81.
w. H. Gilbert, carrying pistol; dismissed
Filepe Gevan; striking; dismissed:
S. Hopkins, insulting language; hned S5'
C. Campbell, carrying pistol; hned S2s'
Manuel Gevara, striking; fined rs.
J. Jackson, drunk; fined SIS.
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LOCALITY. BAR Their WIND. rain WEATHER
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The king-SaiIer ARRAY.

TESTIMONY IN TIE POLICE COURT TO-DAY.
Charles C. Sailer, manager OF the Washington
and Georgetown street railroad, was put on trial
in the Police Court this afternoon for assaultng
Mr.. John II. King, agent OF the Humane Society,
last Friday. Mr. Ed Bailey appeared for the de-
fendant
Mr.. King testified that he went TO the Office and
stables OF the company in West Washington last
Friday TO make complaint OF cruelties Inflicted on
the company's horses by their drivers. He met
Mr.; Hurt the president OF the road, who referred
the matter he abused witness and said
that he was the biggest drunkard in the
city, when witt IS called him a liar. MIR.
Saier then said he would give him a good
thrashfng, for he had been laying for him
for some time. He then caught witness by the
throat and chohed him until he was insensible,
throw him over the balusterS down stairs Witness
tried to use his cane, bat IL was taken away from
nm by sailer He went down to the stable and
washed the blood from his face, and soon after
wards tainted from his injuries He showed the
court his injuries, which consisted OF very much
bruised face, and stated that his throat was so
badly injured that he has not been able since to
eat anything but soup and mush.
Mr.. Satler took the stand IN his own behalf, and
stated that Mr.. King made some complaint about
the NIL boys on the road. and also said that the
boys on Capitol Hill sometimes get drunk. when
witness said that he (King should be the last man
To complain OF people for drinking whisky, for he
tk.( could drink as much as any one else. King
taen called wtnes, u liar, and raised his cane,
releasing him be said If he had his pistol he would
shoot witness, who took his pistol from his pocket
and laid it on his hand with the barrel towards
himself and told him 10 take it and shoot, which
he refused TO do, when witness struck him light
blow in the face.
The court said that as the testimony STOOD Mr..
Sailer was justified in the first part OF the assault.
out not In the last blow, which was substantially
new assault, and he would impose fine OF $40.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The lolis<ylng are the opening and closing prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire TO II. IL Dodge, 500 18th street.
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Capitol Notes.
THR NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.

THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. Ingalls, said In the Senate this afternoon that
The naval appropriation bin had been the table
Tor four days, and he would Ike TO ask Mr. Hale
who had il in charge) when il would be called up
MI Hale replied that they had agreed not 70 an
tagon1Z9 the revenue reduction bill with the naval
OIL last week, and he had made similar agree
heht Tor to-day; but he would endeayor to cali up
me naval bill tomorrow. Mr.. Ingalls, expressed
Sratlhcatton at this, as the naval bin Is an i'm
fortant one that he thought ought 70 be passed.
Mr. Morrill, gave notice that he would tomorrow
lntagonize the naval bin and every other bill with
the revenue reduction BILL and that he would en-
icaVor TO get up the revenue bill every day until
disposed OF.
The coSFERsss on THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
The House having insisted upon the disagree
ments TO the amendments put on to the river
and harbor bin by the Senate. conference CON-
nittee was to-day appointed. Messrs. Page, OF
california, Townsend, OF Ohio, and Reagan, OF
1eGas, being the conferees on the part OF the
House. 1t Is understood that at least one OF the
House conferees is opposed 10 the Potomac flats
improvements III vote Is taken in the House, IL
Is believed the amendment for the Improvement
would prevail meeting OF the conference
managers OF the tw o houses is TO be held to-day.
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DIED.

GULL. On June Goth. 1882 at AIS .. m, at No 2ss
son of the ae smss n az s & IL
fifth year Of his age.
~ kaAVANATGH; On Saturday evening. July 18TH.
Kavanaush.
Lunerai from her mothers residence. No. 500 sth
m. Friends of the family invited 70 attend.
Ep Sn sqS ION as' sh. -
infant son of Charles F. and Harriet A. Lehman aged
Funer will take place from the residence Of his
ents, ~ lenth street northwest Tomorrow Tues
invited to attend.
SHEA On Monday. July T. 1852 9. O'Clock a. NJ.
loved son of Michael and Ellen Shea aged Il years and
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to At
ns iheT ifom ns zee On Ned
alley, between q and Ii streets northwest
al As ISL In this city on the morning of July
Chr stan oritnde Mr MhRY JANE Tas1 SIT vim In
the fifty ninth year of her age.
tBaltimoie and Alexandria papers please copy.l
WHEELER At Falls Church. Va. on Monday
R STE1IGE S9y WIFI Inthi ISs2 at zen minutes g An.
son of Arthur NJ. and Rose I. Wheeler.
The burial viii take place from the residence Of the
parents at III O'CLOCK No. on Tuesday, July Is, 1882
Death Of Miss Clara Kayanaugh.
The announcement in yesterdays papers Of the death
Of this estmable lady carried grief the hearts
of her numerous friends.
Quiet unassumins, kind and afectonate the idol Of
her mother whom she adored the admiration Of all who
knew her. she closed her life with resignation
holy and beautiful-known only to the truly good.
Her fi and gG'dness in life psrook less Of earth
her to he nearer God
The grief of her stricken mother finds sympathy in
the hearts OF countless friends Truly the sunshine II
her life is gone May the tender love of her daughters
make the affection Sesrabe Such bereaVemen ~ SrssR
S1p hs ear. fut they bring rs t. Him She
Not the least sad feature of the death of Miss Kava
nected with the ensneers' department. TO whom she
was shortly to have been married and who was untirng
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The Markets.
DAT rYNFnpn

BALTIMORE, July 17.-yirginfa 6e, conso,s SIS
do second series 3d. do. past due coupons. 60l5 do
BALTIMORE, July l7.-Cotton steady-middling
l21s; Flour lower for best grades other
grades straightforward street and western super
) 5a4 %: do. extra. 25a5. IS: do family, s. 75a
Go: city mills SUPER g. 25ai.n 0 do. extra 75aT 80
DO. Rio brands, 6. IS; Baltimore high grade
family. $50; do winter wheat patent. 500. Wheat
southern lower and active western lower and active
southern red. LISA %: do amber, l23ai 25; No. .
1,2lll; August, 1.i7faLls September, Ii3zsa1 IS:
October 1885 bid. Corn. southern steady; western
easier-southern white 10; do. yellow, 90; western
mixed. spot and July "a asked; August staS44; Sep
tenber S5IiaS6. Oats irreyular and lower-southern
72a7S western white, I5a78: do. mixed, 72a75: Penn
syivania, 72a78. Rye duH. so. Hay lower and firm
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland.
10 Goa16 so. Provisions quiet and easy - mess
pork. ~. 5Oa23. so. Bulk meats - shoulders and
clear RIB sides packed 11a144: Bacon-shouders.
y; clear rtb sides 49, Hams. l52lals Lard-rehned
d32 Butter frm-western packed. 14a20 creamery.
23&27. Eggs lower and easy 90. Petroleum dull and
ioser.retneds 81; Coffee steady-Ro cargoes. cri-
9 9ary to fair s saHa9 Sugar ast and sssadyA soft
l5a1 16. Freghts Liverpool per steamer firm
Recelpts-four $50 barrels: wheat I33, SCI bushels:
corn, 25s bushels; oats 2, 500 bushels Shipments
wheat, 3, 900 bushels; 16, 053 bushels Sales
wheat. S41, 497 bushels; corn, 65. 447 bushels.
LONDON, July II, 1880 p;m.-Conso,s-form money,
go 1916; for the account, 995s Atlantic and Great
Western first mortgage trustees certificates, 4T3 Erie
4l4 do. seconds 100. New York Central. 1873. Illinois
Central. 141 Pennsylvania Central, 63X. Reading
3Oa4. Ontario and Western 293s. st. Paul, 12l.
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To-liDIi8GV.
UlHOsiAs BOWLING. Auet1oneer.


TRJ 81 s,t.'S SALE OF VAII1A ri Z FARM OF TEN
ACE.s. or LAND on THE PISCATAWAY
ROAD. y TEE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
on Vii S9JEH or THE INSANE ASl
IL Nj; EN .LLI&G AHtD FRI IT TREES.
BY vrt-a # deed Ct trust, Data The second day
OF AUrC AID. 1876 irly reror,iei in Iiber No s:
S25. f.s 80 It seq. the laId els of the Dis-
frict o. .oI!1, VIII sell al Ty' lie auction, tn
Ire,l.--as- ga 2 l E>DAI, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
JUL; :. "a FIVE VCAOCk pm. the following
al, rcr1l 80 r-al ct o IN the county of Washington Dis
trict Of e. iiI To wit: Al that cert1 piece par
Gel Of l-d. itate said county and District. and
known AMI described in the land records OF said COUNTY
part o. Lot numbered tive - Of the subdivision Of
Dirs. Anne e. lIyin2-st0ns land recorded in BoOk
No. se %, OF The land surveys Of the county an,
Dlst-1C oCSaIa, tennin foc the cert il.
point oil the Pscataway re-. q, being the ten
land nvryrd 60 Henry III Lincoln ~ Henry s. H-ily
ct lux, by deed dated 18th December, 1873 record
ed in Lib No. 10 folio 163 land records of the Dis
trict cf tJUIubiz aforesaid.
Terms OF sale "a follows. viz $3.50 cash and the bal
anee Win half yearly interest at six twelve and eighteen
months, 20 which The notes of the purchaser will te
Sy II, cured hy the property. deposit of 500 shall
he Ia the purchaser ut the time Of sale. Convey
ancil- AZ t' cost of purchaser Right reserved to re-
sci the property should the purchaser fail to comply
with the sad terms within five days from the day OF
sale. JOS. e.. q. REMEDY
jyI-eod&ls Trustee.
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
~ THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LIMA

BETWEEN THE ksT AND THE WEST.
ghN MSAksYHdtS SGP2ER sTEnt K EEAek
s'h sGsRky, n SA2 TA s1sT. EJECT 1ssE,
Sleeping Cars to fnnati, St Louis and Chicago
tssBaHTTok Ei faP Sy and Way Stations
burg Minshes.er and Way. via Relay
Gils ia s' foRR AND BOSTON
s:4oNstannton and Valley Express, connects for HIS
.o gerstown and at Point Of Rocks for Frederick.
STOPS at Beltsyille. Annapolis Junction. Jessup's
lo:oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. lstops at fayetteville
tlo:4o-httsburg Chic ago, Cincinnati and St Louis
i hdo % and GhiSaso
t5 5oRn SUNDAY only f2P baltimore and Way
t3:00-Baltimore Philadelphia and y. Y. Express
erich; Haserssown and Way, via Relay.
+ ;4oI baltimore Apnapoiis and Way stations.
chester and Way stations. son sunday to Point Of
-, Rocks and Nay Stations ms eSlyD ..,
s:o5-point of Rocks and Way Stations.
ts:i0-PTTTsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
s,oERtkT1oI SEeePSpBg fsss to PttSours
55.PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK aud BOSTON
an. y, aAPhESs, Sleeping Cars TO New York.
Cars tn and hSs
II :So-BALTIM0RE AND WAY STATIONS.
al trains rd sp :. :s
Ohio cte ces Wn s9py 8, the , and
Pennsyysns axene CORNER a4 r Sls rn dsSa
VAL De taken for to be checked and received at
G. K. lord. Gen. Passenger Agent, Baltic
VIM. CLEMENTS, Master of Trans, BALTIC. my9
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News BrfefD,

District Attorney W. C. Cummings, OF Leredo,
Texas, was killed by Leonard Haynes Saturday
night. Haynes charges that Cummings seduced
his sister,
Alfred Il. Pease, the accomplished pianist, who
was to have accompanied Madame Christine Mill
son on her American tour this fan, was identined
by reporter Saturday after having lain TWO days
in the St Louis morgue. he had dropped dead on
the street from congestion OF the brain.
On Saturday the mayor and city council OF Lead
ville Col, were locked M for contempt OF court,
and the police Judge and city attorney were re-
moved.
Mr.: F.. E. Pond, the neld-writer OF Hrr.
Field and Farm whose canoe was found floating
bottom upwards on the Flambeau river In Wis
consfn few days ago, and who was consequently
believed to have been drowned, has been 0isc0v.
cred at Abbotsford, Wis, alive and we'll
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Death OF Mrs. Lincoln.

THE WIDOW OF THE MANFRED PRESIDENT rassKo
PEACEFULLY AWAY AT THE HOME oF HkR srsTkR-
Mrs. Lincoln, the widow OF Abraham Lincoln,
died In the home OF her sister at Springfield, Ill
last evening at Sis O'Clock She had been sick for
some time, and few days ago began 10 sink
rapidly on saturday she was attacked with
paralysis and from that time forward was I'm a
comatose state until she quietly breathed her
last Her son, Secretary Lincoln, and his father
in-iaw, ex-senator Harlan, started for Illinois as
soon as they received Intelligence OF her serious
Illness but failed 10 reach there In time 10 see her
before she expired. Mrs Lincoln was a native OF
Kentucky. Her maiden name was Mary Todd
daughter OF Hon. Robert :. Todd, a distinguished
lawyer OF Lexington, and her family connections
were very numerous IN her native state. When
married Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln were In
comparatively humble circumstances Their
wedding took place November Z, ls42 Their
family consisted OF four boys, three 81 whom
were Known I'm the Washington public during
the residence OF the family at the White House.
They were Robert, the eldest; TAD" who was a
sort OF boy playmate 20 his father, and Willie. who
afterwards died I'm the White House, ''Tad," dying
later In life, after Mrs Lincoln had removed 90 ll
nols- Another son, Edward, the second child, died
In infancy. Mrs. Lincoln had a kindly heart, and
was Of domestic character. The terrible shock
which she experienced on the night OF the assas-
sination had an effect upon her from which she
never fully recovered. BY the generosity of Con-
greSs she has passed the years OF her widowhood
IN comfort and free from pecuniary care.
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sssSkfEsi EisF Ass
STEEL RAILS MAsSIfISESF Es SfkSfSF
For amp Wet ch i Limited Express
I.1lisS . % S,nf s western b IRE. 50
Si Isc,: Mail Express. $50 pm. daily for
B1I .1lif re AND ~ POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Csnandaieua. Rochester, Bunslo Niaeara O
Say s1SsI s1nas with p s.y car from a.r
day. with Palace Cara from Washington 70 Canaan
For williamsport, Lock Haven. and ElmirA at 30 o.
m daily except sunday;
SsS On of s.s
:sy oily viii 6a:ss q SSookIyn xnnsI. .IsrS,ns
ssssrs :s1Sss New foss csss. .''"ns 0ono'
For sa ne sns lc s D On E lSsS ,se
1920 pm. Limited Express $3.50 q. m. daily .ex-
For Is IL e, e s
For fOpss V Srs! line GEO m. and 4.so m. d.u,.
For Annspods GEO an and $40 pm. daily. szosps
sSf!t AsR skDaRaRR1aHR5aD1SRUaG sf
For AisssndIsS 90 TO s;o, 90 and z ,s
For esS sna Sc: saS s Ss :ss fsS p h
f''i; ~: H 1s;ss s 1877 ~
q is6 s.sss pa fsnnsyysnle s.snas ss4 9 o.
&c. &c. 90 Sss. i;a q 49, e: :ns q: -
Co.. -. 9 xc0aD s,.
FRANK THO0G60N. 0snaEN MsuaGR.
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THIS EVENING.
NJ FOLEY. Aucti oneer.

NJ.
Com "ucing FRIDAY. JULY FOURTEENTH.
1t HtIj Asst TEN O'CLOCK \. ~, and EVE fNt.
at HALF PAST SEVEN O'CI.u. +. | VII sell the ar-rc
stock q: by Goods and Fancy Goods contained III
stGr No. JS 9Th street until the entire stock dis
POSE az. he -tDt 4 consists IF the tcl owing:
Black and COoTesi ~ilks, Ore Goods OF all kinds.
Tab I.eu. Towels ard Maj kins, Cloths and Cassi
Hosi5r5 Underwear. MEMS Ladies' and Children's
EU. 1I-a..gs.
Corsct= face-. Qaill- sun Unbr las and Psrasols.
She" tI..--- .at Housed tvfII q; els
Iianut a.tl Dome tie Goods.
This sf. desirable ana VIII Sc ctsd stock fcr
Class trade. and must De sold at auction. Laoilt5
special Invited.
tyl--Gt NJ. FOLEY Auctioneer.
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tyl1-d&ds
BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKN1UPEk ; On STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. ."
BY virtue Of 2 decree OF the supreme Court of1sa
the D1str1ct OF Columbia, passed In EQUITY cause
No .s9S Doc. q. the undersigned, e Trustsa ~
VIII oner Tor sale at public auction in front Of the
premises on MONDAY, the TWENTf-FOURTH DAY
OF JULY 1882. .t FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the foi ow.
real estate. situate in The city Of wash
six sS) IN square numbsrsd four hundred and hfnye
story brick house. known % premises humber SO r
street northwest containing eighteen There sre
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree fourth
Of the purchase money in caah at time Of sao and the
residue thereof In three equal instahments payabie
respectively. e x. twelve and eighteen months from
day Of sale WITH interest e the rata Of NIX per cant per
and deed Of hpst Of TIE psrchaese The Trustee re-
Ave 6avS ffom sans u ~ "A-' "A''AAl'
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The Star Route Trial.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT AFTER RE-
CESs-A WITNESS WHO IT IS CLAIMED tiMANUFAC-
TuRED" PUBLIC OPINION FOR EX-SENATOR DOR
sEY.
When the court reconvened Frank R. Wilcox, OF
Portland, Oregon, was called to the stand He
said he formerly lived in Little Rock, Ark, and
became acquainted with ex-senator Dorsey
IN 1872 Witness was formerly a United
States mail agent in Arkansas In April, 1879
witness-who was then in Portland, OregOn-re-
celved letters signed by S w. Dorsey, which wit
ness gave to his attorney for the purpose of col
lecung claim witness had against ex-senator
Dorsey for Subletting certain contracts which he
dorsey had In Oregon and Washington.
OBJECTIONS MADE AND EVIDENCE RULED OUT
The witness having been asked what he did In
consequence OF the receipt of the letters, obtec-
ton was made TO the admission Of the question
by Mr. Totten.
Mr. McSweeny said that, in behalf of Mr. Dor
sey. he was Instructed not to make any objection
thing he had done for Mr.. Dorsey.
Judge Wylie said that the evidence, he thought,
could not be admitted now.
Mr. Merrick argued that when the counsel OF
the party against whom the testimony was d.
rected made no objection, it should be admitted,
alone.
Mr.. Bliss said that he desired to show that the
sey proceeded to man1facture pubic opinicnDpy
getting letters signed, having petitions prepared,
and getting newspaper articles published.
80.
mitted in that form; that the facts would have to
be proved In some other way.
MT. Bliss asked the witness II he did anything
after receiving the letter.
MI. Wilson objected to this.
Mr. Merrick said that the disadvantage the mos
ecut1On was under was that one man barred his
bosom With consciousness OF innocence desiring
everything to come out, whilst at the same time
he
NUDGEs AND wNKs
to other parties to object
"Mr. Merrick," said Mr. McSweeny solemnly,
'did we wink"
"No SIR" said Mr.. Merrick.
ibid We nudge?" asked Mr. McSweeny.
"Yes, sir" said Mr.. Merrfck, 81 expect you have
Is working with harmony to the production OF
false impression"
When Mr. Merrick sat down Mr. Carpenter rose
and said that the insinuattons OF the gentleman
OF collusion were utterly unfounded
Swell II is not true In fact" said Mr. Carpenter.
81 don't KNOW said MerTlck, whether it Is true
In fact; The appearance is SUCH"
The court decided not to admit the question.
m. BLISS FURTHER STATED
that he proposed to show by the witness that he
received part payment for his services: sent the
letters to lawyers In Colorado 70 be used In suit
against Dorsey to recover tho balance, ana the
defence WIS made that the services performed by
the witness was Illegal seryices: that an agree.
tho money, and IN return surrender al the letters
referred to received from Dorsey. Accordingly
these letters Wefe transmitted TO Witness IN New
York, and By him osnt to Dorsey. NJ. BlisS Sa1d
prove, correct copies Of tASce lstseTs.- s
Ex-conms10aHR DlSf called at the white
House today % take ofncial Ieave of the Prest-
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MICHAEL DAvrTF sailed for Antwerp Saturday
from Jersey City. He was met at the steamer by
q large number OF friends, among them being his
two sisters, Miss Sablna Dayit& ana Mrs Mary Pad
den, OF Scranton, Pa. Shortly before the steamer
sailed NJ. Ryan, On behalf OF tie citisene CON-
mites. presented him with purse OF money. Mr.
Day1tt lands at Antwerp, going from there 70 Paris
league; thence to London, and from there 70 Dub
lin; taking part In the convention which meets
there next month. -
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J. T. COLDWELL, Aucti,
DEREMPTORY SALE


TWO FINE LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET EX-
TENDED, (MERIDIAN HILL). NEAR COLUM-
BIA Road; ALSO, TWO-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING on TRUMBULL STREET,
lHOWARD UNIVERSITY) ALSO. TWO-STORY
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH AND L AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST; ALSO FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT On g STREET. BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JULY NINE-1s.s
TENTH. at SIX O'CLOCK. will sell in front of 5
the premises, ElA
LOTS. II AND 10. BLOCK IT. MERIDIAN HILL.
fronting each 80 feet.
At HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK SAME AFTER
NOON, IN front Of the premises,
LOT 19, BLOCK 16, HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUB
DIVISION,
situated Trumbull street. the Government Park
improved by two-story brick store and dwelling.
premises, -
LOT L, SQUARE 1873.
situated in alley between 18th and 18th and and
streets northwest, improved by small frame.
At HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK SAME AFTER
NooN' IN front I q the 81 pr s%Hskr 400
situated street. between 9th and 10th streets south
west improved by frame dwelling.
The above properties present good opportunity for
Investment as sales positive.
Terms One third cash balance in and two years,
notes to bear six cent, payable semi annually and
to be secured by deed OF trust deposit Of 800
each piece sold Conveyancing and recording at
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in days
from SALE otherwise resale at risk the de-
fatng purchaser after five days public notice Of such
resale in newspaper published in Washington c.
Vl4-d&ds DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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Name.

A MOTHERS STRANGE REGGIE STA small boy
the reform school for the same offence was again
in the dock to-day, charged with stealing bunch
street. Mr. Turner stated that the boy, after
securing the keys, escaped from a window
that was thirty-hre feet from the ground.
His mother requested the court to send
him to jail instead OF the reform school, because
she thought imprisonment there would do him
more good The court sent him to Jail for six
months.