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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19

Tap sole brogans at s1.35 worth $1.75 Calf Boots at $2.25 worth $4.00. Ladies' shoes at 75e worth $1 50. Ladies' shoes at 1.25 worth 2.50. Ladies' shoes at l 50 worth 300. Children's shoes and other goods in this line at your own price.
 HATS. HATS. HATS. Hats at 25c worth soc.
 Hats at 50 worth $1.
 Hats at 100 worth 200, and upwards.
 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. pride myself on having the largest and nobbiest stock in this city. Call and examine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19
N o ICE!

I have 30 acres of good upland for sale, one mile below Russellyille, on the l.. R. S r. &. KY. Fifteen acres under good fence and in good state of cultivation. Price, 5000. Also 40 acres lying just below the above, two miles from town. Price $iO0 Price, $500.
 For further particulars apply to
 JAMES M. HARKEY,
 at Harkey X Bros Drugstore Russcllville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The "FAMOUS"
 New Drug Store.

Seed Barley for sale by R.J. Wilson. Look out for Wilson's big adyer- tisement next week.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19

The new time schedule of the Little Rock and Ft. Smith railway went into effect last Monday, and trains now run as follows:
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19

Referring ts the advertisement ou. readers will see that Mir. James Puttick has retired from the firm of Puttick S Elgin, and the style of the firm is now Elgin < Friday. The junior, Mir. J. N. Friday, IS one of the best sculptors, and mar ble-workers ever in Arkansas, and glance at specimens of his work will convince the people of the truth of our assertions. The firm is prepared to fill any order for monuments, tombstones, and cemetery work generally. Our good old friend Puttick is still an at- tache Of the establishment. Call on El- gin & Friday for marble work,
 Leading the van in fashion are the broad-brim Felt, Beaver, and Plush Hats-hunter's green, bottle green. :. myrtle green, navy blue, .cadet blue, pink blue, trimmed with ostrich tin long feathers of the same colors, match ing new shades of dress goods; also black straws in cheaper goods, birds of different grades and colors, to be seen at the popular millinery store of Mrs. Web6& Johnson.
 --Mr. k. D. Aslmore, one of Pone couhty,s industrious farmers, placed on our table yesterday several open and unopened bolls from his cstton. The unopened bolls are monsters, being SIX inches in circumference, while the fieeey staple hanging from the open bolls is simply beautiful. The cotton is Known as "Meir's Cotton," and. "hen open, each boil resembles hsge snow ball.
 If you want to see hobby cloth ing and fancy reversible over.coats just go to J. L. Shinn.
 -John c. Rye, the jolly hotel pro- prietor at Dover, will be prepared to &C., in good style all who attend the November term of circuit court Tor Pope county. If you want con- lortable boarding place when you visit Dover, place where you will have ,lean bed and good eating, go to Mir. Rye's, and he will treat you right. Mir. Rye has also ample stable rosm for the recommendation of horses, and his cribs ira trii eEecEp~a eIsp stah loft recls.5
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS; MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.

TIE ssEEz EasH AS aS sgEtHur.r
sfEiH f lrrne4 sHsf ia
TRAINS Leave LA WasEIssros rn9H sT1TIos conSn
For AND cSeao limited Express
s Of Pullman Linn. Hotel and Steering Cars q
Cans to Western ssSP Eng
burr Man Express so ?. m. daily for Pit.sburs
R JAZZ rs ORE; AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
daily except sunday, with Palace Car from Harris.
burS; $50 P IN daily except Saturday. with PAD
For wilismsport Lock Haven. and Elmira. at $50 Q.
For New @ 94.S . ssdfs 1t s goo
ana and %ts1 sao o Fss
For BrooEEn MY: en- thrSash trains connect q. yer
ferriaee across New York City '01''
1910 pm. Limited Express. $50 m daiiy. sae
For sss .ss 100 ; s ls g.
sunday 500. $50 am, 40. $780, 1880. $50.
For Pores Creek Line. Gao am. and 4:.o m. daily
For Annspois. GAO a. and 4:4o pm. daily. except
WAY ANP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For hIeIsndri.. % 7oo eoo 7, On and HOG,
400, 300 $40 90 and ii 80 pm. On SUNDAY
For sas and s , South as $40 .n and
daily. ana 500 ?; m; daily: except sunday. !. -
Els ss sSd ~ Poo and
300 pm; and loo midnight on Sunday 4
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
gage to destination from hotels ana residence.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.
TiHOMAs DoWLINa. Aucuonesr.

,Iy yirtu Of deed q tuss daasd Nay 1sm. ar
hnd records q she Distzia- q cssuD:si1 70 NIX
s gsHas ai 8 Hssssss' conn on
massacing e FIVE O'CLOCK part Of dc tr.a called
Rs y liz n ss. gssSS
s.id pistce IN equity sssss Noss ss mo lots mum
ing 10 our recorded suSdsizine. One q tbess ioss
fronts On tho Tthstre road eight ON Mt Pleasant
s,rse tarcs ,ss On ts line e hs rad 70 Rock Csesk
:thstret road has f1t q 50 fsex 81 depth Of 800
.tlss hzss f1oos q 50 is<t6s dspsh q iso ssss Of
50 ssss "a is s.; p sSs 50 g
sid rosd or stzeet and 9O6 feet therssbout said
road 10 Rock Greek ehurlh Tbere IL . commodious
asp &: q ss So ses e s sse
siiS front p % - :ass s :his6 fronts izt
ad 10 RocE Geef e1zrch Ths Ii On shs tn street
front Wa ts h1t offered, ten 10 ts szid lO-foot
sts md is:y ths assiins Ssne ios Pi.ts Of the
oSs q Dc q n sess s. . sR S. ' VII
Terms Of sails: One third css; balance in three equal
installnent. at six. twelve and eighteen months with
By sa o Fl
CURED for on Which deposit site Of sa5o WIN
oh.es cost Il the terms Of sale are not fully Complied
with In any case IN FIVE days from day Of sale the rs
ss Of sSle a.
upon i've days. advertisement In The Evening Star.
GHAHhEs x MATTER, Trustees.
Je3-d&ds Corner 14th and D streets northwest.
pGasa ga 4T5SsD1 july sHFA ss1
and place. By OrdeF Of the Trustees. 1t
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,e,s-eoxa, + :: A. 4: bb40REEifn.1E Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Lucuoneer

TRgsTEEg SALE OF =, ,EGKINcToN.n THE
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
49, Doc. 20, we win SELL at public auction. to A.A
1ns highest a bSaeT Ct hs Msns9n HSHss s9R the
DAY OF JUNE. A. D., 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p
A.. all that tract parcel Of land in the county Of
part Of Eckngtonr described by and bounds in
said decree) containing 81 Is OF land,
less and improved with large and substantial dwelling
There several beautiful building sites upon tine
property which is well wooded and watered and
looks aud forms portion of the northern boundary
the city Tho tract will first offered as whole and
if not sod we win then offer the ding the
sion house and outbuings containing 20 100 acres
- 34lOo These lots lie west Of the line Of the
Metropolitan branch of the B. Il o. R.R Lots and 2
MIA PARK and has 'front.' Of ISL 70 feet
Boundary street. The resinng lots lie east of said
raiirosd and upon the Brentwood road Lot contain
R eos oerss lot ~ aGfss
90 100 acres This lot has also front Of $40 80
Terms Of sac One-fifth of the amount of the pur
chase money In cash. and the residue in four equal
months respectively iro the day Of sale the purchaser
or purchasers giving his their promssory notes for
9e deferred with interest thereon At the rate
cash. at the option Of the purchaser The
ute to said property win be retained until the whole
thereof shall be fully paid and any purchaser shall
fail to comply with the Of sale within days
the risk and cost Of such defauns puFchassr The
plat OF may be application to the
Whole. and 500 on each lot if sold in separate
parcels.
s SzhbEs & EP oxAPIsff sc 81
fSIfS RgSAE IS ia.as:n~:: Trustees
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT 1, IN SQUARE
sou! S0UTH n, OF S9UARE 1936. IMPROVED BY

-.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theAa
1 4aF Ct S1l1nba passed IN Equity Cause No
offer for sale ct public auction in front Of the prem
is x4s,, on ,o MONDAY the MINETEEMTH DAY OF
the following described real estate situate in the city Of
situate 81 the corner Of 18th street and street SOUTH
east known and described as part Of Lot one "a, in
square south Of square ten hundred and thirty SIX
G.036) the improvements thereon consisting Of two
Frame Houses.
Of the purchase money In cash ut the time Of SALE
and the residue in three equal instalments pay
from day q sale. the purchaser to give his notes
at the rate Of ak per cent per annum from the day
Of sale; the same to be satisfactorily secured The
chase money Is fully paid The trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property should the purchaser fail
comply with said terms within five days from the day
Of sale.
RODOLPHE CLAUaHTON. Trustee.
te8-d&ds l8OX IOuiaiana avanue
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YRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON X STREET SOUTH, BE-
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH

By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded In Iiber -
$685. folio 451, Of the land records for the District 5
Of Columbia, the undersigned Trustee, win sell -
DAY, ths TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE. D. 1889,
real est1te and premises stqated lying and being in the
and desgnated az all Of Let number twenty-five (25
Of Let numbered twenty ca II square ngmbered
the following metss and bounds VIZ: Beginning ct
Of said St twenty 60 thence south parallel with
the line Of said alley (5 feet and three 3
inches to the Of lot twenty CID in said square,
thence north along the line Of said alley twenty
three 23 feet nine 90 nches thence due twenty
25 feet thence north along the east line Of said lot
twenty five 25 seventy eight 8) feet nine CO.. inches to
South street. and thence west along the line Of said
street to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash. (of which 800 must be deposited at the time
SALE and the balance in two equal instalments evil
denced by the promissory notes OF the purchaser
secured by deed Of trust premises
q and two f2l years from the day Of sale Il the terms
day OF SALE the Trustee reserves the gh to resell the
paper. at the risk and cost Of the defaung
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. 1ucts. 5es"dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNoANsoN BROS. Aucsaonsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON SIXTH STREET NEAR N STREET.


LOT ON SIXTH STREET NEAR STREET,
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in iber
No. 842, folio 1885, Of the land records for Was-
fnxton county, In the District Of Columbia, will
s sar st pubic IL. SUCTION On THURsDAY THE FM
O'CLOCK NJ, In front Of the premises all that piece
or parce Of ground known and described upon the
ground plat or plan Of said city part of Lot num-
DeTed eightesn Gs in saua.e numbered I've hundred
ana three (50J being contaned within the etes and
bounds to wit:-Beginning Tor the same NJ the south
corner OF said lo and running thence north with
qusrber inches thence running east hundred and
two feet TO the dividing line between eaid lot and lot
numbered min tesn. o. In said square. thence
Ling south with Ne said dividing line twenty feet
seven and quarter inches. and thence running west
one hundred and two feet the plsc OF beginning to-
gsther with all tho inn overnents ways, easements
rights. privileges AZ 4ppurtenancss TO the Same be-
longing or In any y-s <ai,pertaining
Terms: One-th cash; balance in six. twelve and
eighteen month"; notes to bear interest and
" decd Of trast on premises Sold all cash. at option
OF purchaser. ConveyancfnR and recording at pur-
eesers cost de st Of 800 required at sale Terms
70 DO complied with in days. otherwise resale
risk and cost Of 6efaultng purchaser after giving i've
days Of such resale in some newspaper
je3-soHds ROBERT v. GOODMAN, Trustee
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Affairs i'm West Washinrton

SCHOOL CLOsING.-The closing exercises of the
West Washington school for girls takes place this
afternoon at the school building, corner OF and
30th streets. The following medals and certificates
will be awarded: Gold medal In senior depart
ment to Laura Lchty; award Of proficiency in
senior department to Martha Waters; certificate
OF distinction In Junior department, class 1, to
Emily C. Matthews; certificate OF proficiency to
May Sawyer; distinction In Junior department,
class & to Lucy H. Matthews; certificate of pro-
ficiency to Claudia Stuart; prize In primary de-
partment to Mamie Wheatley; certificate OF pro-
iciency TO Louise DuBarry; honorable mention is
made Of Helen Dunlop, Eva n. Darneille, Mamie
Lightfoot, Edna jackson, Grace Bowling
ACCDRET.-About 3:lt O'Clock yesterday after
noon, as Thomas A. Williams, white boy about
II years old, was crossing II street, near 30th, he
was struck BY the pole OF passing carriage,
driven by cOlOred man, named Jacob Magruder.
The boy received severe fracture OF the skull,
Just behind the left ear He was taken TO DR..
Braces drug store, where ORA W. Bowie Tyler and
Suter were called In and dressed the wound, after
which he was taken to his home, No. iii 10Th
street. Tho driver was arrested and taken 20 the
station by Onncer Yates, where, upon An tnvesti-
CATION being had, It was asccrtained that he was
not to blame, and he was allowed TO 60 The boy
10 reported TO b IN much improved condition 70
day.
CONDITION. o. ms wATsk-0Feat Falls, very
turbld; recetving reservoir very turbad; o1strib-
uttng reservoir, clear.
HIoz TDk-5une $50 q m: ga N
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VsNHOs. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

FsNHOS. j. FISHER Co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT SOUTH SIDE
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
TY-SECOND. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, ~
the premises by virtue OF a deed of trust dated.
September 18th, 1872 and duly recorded in hber No.
~ folio 6s ct OF the land records for the District
aud nine o., in Square numbered three hundred
AMI twenty three $685. beginning for the at
point street north distant 40 feet from hs north
vast corner CT said square and running thence east 20
nh az Zee an o ,s nen n TSss ~ aee n nee
the place of beginning. and containing $50 square
feet more or less.
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve mouths with interest and secured by deed of
trust the premises sold. deposit OF $500 will be
qairod at the time Of sale.
,e1s.eoxa, F. 5. 4: bb40RREEifn1E Trustees.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON PENN.
SyLxANIA AVENUE AND ON TWENTY-SIxTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
DISTRICT Of Columbia passed in equity Cause No. 65
82s. I VII, on THURSDAY. the FIFTEENTH -
NJ in front of the premises offer for sale at auction
lots Nos four a. five (5), six co., CD, eight s),
and nine go of Waggaman's subdivision of part Of
ORIGINAL lot one % in square known square west of
square No. fourteen Q4), said subdivision is
records.
Lot No. Ave t5 fronting on 26th street. is improved
by two-story Brick Dwelling. Lot No. eight g }
fronting on Pennsyyania avenue is improved by two
story Brick Building (store and dweLing) The other
Lots are unimproved.
Terms OF sale, prescribed by the DEGREES third
of the purchase in cash. and the residue three
equa instalments in six co. twelve Q2and
mouths, with interest from day OF sale until paid Title
to De retained until purchase money is paid deposit
OF 500 Will be required on each Lot when the property
struck Off.
je3-eod&ds THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
U,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.
FUTURE DAYS.

J,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonsar.
70 Sr shVreE tNfE9s poKs
To be cold at my auction rooms southwest corner
snnfs.Ds syspps fpd III F EEsspssan
EULLONiNG EVENING, commencing e.ch evening;
I'LL HnLF-P ai SEVEN O'CLOCK
jeIist THOMAS DOWNING Aucsioneer
IT gsTEhs sr, sAkE y ,Altyas.l aEsIyssyt:
S3sTAIkED. AND The sTABLE in The
b viTtne Of two deeds Of trust dated March
Lsnd tesors for he 6is.Sis q Columbia. and 4 the
Tsasst of ns PARTY se91sed IT. shersbs we viii rel g
july fIf?a si1 Il ?a Is
city, Dses Of eco a n
Ss q ,ss @ ,I6 Of
sa IL Fl s ns :R% b
.rriase Heuee and stable:
5ass s ss sso thereafter the furniture contained in the
Of @ vii Be s. mas sn9wn ms Of aspet
s n vs ss terms Of i re n !.
cost 4 the deiaultrg purchaser after fve days notice
1 SAHEs + & fl FoY. Trustees.
J. 7. COLDWELL. Arcsoneer. 3el0-eo
SsL 5s g aIgABk
TIETH. at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. in trout as
Of the premises shall sell sub-iets and b, in -
squire numbered $780, fronting together 43 feet inches
On PenIeyly aia avenue, between 9th and l0 streets
Northwest extending through TO street ncr.h together
via tie improvements cOnststing OF large Brick
Terms: One third cash the remainder in two e7ual
besrng interest @f
mum, and able semi annually. deposit of $500
must be made at the time CT the sale.
TEUss. J. FISHER CO.,
Resi- Estate Auctioneers,
te10-d 1924 street northwest.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HORSE. HARNESS AND VICTORIA CARRIAGE AT
AUCTION.
In front Of ealesrooms, SATURDAY. SEVEN
TENTH INSTANT, at TWELVE M. A good turn
out; owner leaving the city; must be sold. tel52t

N aSR a
r. r.. ;sss c!sss s@; "a
the cSpIs Z. Fl the q Goam6
hs r.
FoU nsb e z fss the
f. o. .ss e9g
side OF the canal. between Congress and Jefferson
three Of which win be each 81 IiOo fest front with
With st sEan Bns Ne
f ffSa RS Icsi by tvo0ry brick dwelling and
70. On the north side e. Of the canal east Of the
used ed .s .
lot on the east Of the aforementioned one 10 $500
1T S e Y a 01 Ss sa
plat Of all the hereinbefore- mentioned lots will be
each. -'> 49, "-'A 00NA'' ~
1884, !: p
Lots ,S "a and 2S in Peters Immediately north
side q Congress street With depth feet they viii
and od fronting on
the west de Of Jefferson street. immediately south Of
s :; .: tt tsP braf s:s e: md ils
nng
Thfd aaa % Inches s9nn
sSuh 80 front
1889 / Fo5E aood2
Lot or nS5 eide Of Cherry
rnnns to aSe9 s. ioFf so
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yes4erdAy endorsed tbs nominees a the recent
liberal convention. The nust0a ticket -: Con-
gre0maa q large, o. h DochIy; supreme court
second. J. A Moor: third, =. h Darby, fourth,
W. A. Guthrie; NTH, no action, Jacob A. Long hav-
ing declined; sixth, I. F.cburchiL The liberal plat
form was adopted
Congressional nominations have been made a.
follcwE James Wilson. republican. 5th Iowa dis
tsict; Evan Thompson, eTeenbacker. nth Indiana;
b r Davis. republ1can, 18th Ohio.
The Philadelphia delegation 70 the recalled -
publican state convention viii repogt that they
believe John Wanamakof win accept the nomtnar
tion lor congressman-atlsrge.
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NEW YORK, June 15-The Posts financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets, while little
less active than yesterday, are all strong. United
Stites bonds are q higher for the ANS and ex-
tended 6s Railroad bonds are up Aa3x per cent
The money market continues very easy at 2a3 per
cent for call loans 4a5 per cent for time loans
Al asa per cent for prime mercantile paper.
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DR. RIG & D. 8
VITAL RESTORATIVE

Approved BY fhe Academy Of Meiicine OF par,. -.
commended by the Medical Ceebrities Of ths World a,
apedfc for nervous and physical debility loss
Payis Of Seth. 8. Bance, Baltimore and c. Christi
sni. asa Rennsyiyanis avenue Washington. D. c..
monial. can Be bad The genuine alone bears private
proprietary stamps, with name and MONOGRAM OF s. b.
8I6E6MOND. Insomnia Cure. Address Dr. 8. b
SI0kSMOND, - Vandsrbut BujIding, New York ma
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 1a-The democratic
state convention met here at noon to-day, every
county being represented. There was a large at.
tendance OF spectators from all portions or the
state. The convention was called To order by
Col Smithee, chairman OF the state central com
miftea
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The Commissioners have sent a communication
to Senator Allison, chairman OF the Senate COM
mittee on appropriations, asking for needed legis.
laton to close the accounts OF the first section OF
the Boundary street sewer, as the taxes for 1879,
out OF which the money should have come, have
been expended.
The Commissioners to-day appointed Mr.. Charles
c. Bury OverSeer In the Washington asylum.
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The MAlleV Trial

NEW HAVEN, CONN, June l5.-In the Malley case
this forenoon Or. Piiny A. Jewett was on the
stand contradicttng the states experts In refer
enco to drowning and arsenical poisoning.
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NAVAL ORDKRS.-Lieutenant Joseph Marthon
ordered to the Hartford, 27th inst Lieutenant
Freeman n. Crosley, detached from the Despatch
on 10th inst, and placed on waiting orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon, j. NJ. Murray. from the
receiving ship Wabash and ordered to duty at the
marine rendezvous, N. Y. Cadet Engineer C. II.
Matthews from the Ranger, 20th May last, and
placed on waiting orders
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SIX BBLs. sHAD, FLOUR, 80 BOXES STARCH,
LARGE LOT PEANUTS, g DOz. BLACKING.
LARGE STOCK OF CANNED GOODS, CHESTS
OF TEA, CLARET AND OTHER WINES. s, coo
CIGARS. TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES
IN THE GROCERY LINE. AT AUCTION.
This stock has been removed to my Auction Rooms
for convenience of SALE and will be sold MONDAY
je15-St
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Latest kilograms to The Star


NEW YORK, June la-M. Roustan, the newly ap-
pointed Minister OF France to this country arrived
mere to-day on the steamer Labrador. He was met
down the bay on tug by the French Consul Gen.
eral and the vice consul, m. Max Outrey, whom
m. Roustan succeeds, and other representative
Frenchmen. NJ. Roustan will remain here O few
days before proceeding To Washington.
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Bismarck. War speech.

BERLIN, June 15.-In the Rechstag yesterday
Prince Bismarck. replying to criticisms to the
largeness OF the military budget, said that the
millions OF bayonets maintained by Germany's
nelghbOrS pointed TO the center OF Europe as to q
magnet Germany might have coalitions against
her as In former times. He had thus far been able
TO Illustrate such coalitions, but only because the
strength OF Germany was known In view he said
OF the slightly developed national feeling OF ouI
countrymen, the French do not abandon the hope
OF getting back Alsace and Lorraine.