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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
ssITpHATEp On SOUTH SIDE OF PoMERoY
Hale IHd4o STREET NORTH OF CITY Of WASH
DIVISION. LOT 25xl50. AND FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated September a,
18TH 1881, and duly recorded in ber No aS4 folio
Of Columbia and at request Of party secured thereby
win sell ct public auction. in front Of the premisex
O'CLOCK NJ: the following real est.te situate in sOd
District north of said city east Of 7h street road known
ard University sabd,yison q the farm Of John
recorded in suryeyor. office Of said city and District in
lber district No folio q contantns :. !50 square
Terms Of sale: Onet cash tof which $50 must be
paid at time OF sslel balance in equal instamen In
chssers notes besxipg interest from day Of sa and
deed Of trust on property sold; all cash. Convey
a1c1nR and recording ct purchaeersO Terms Of
sale 10 be complied with in seven days. else Trustee
chaser. WIN. II. HOLTZMAN
JeS-eoStkdtds Irastes.
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House Of Representatives.
ZEE QuARTERNAsTER's DEPARTMENT. ATTACKED AND
DEFENDED.

DEFENDED.
In the House this afternoon during the deb1te
on the general deficiency appropriation bill, Mr..
Sparks moved to strike out the clause appropri-
ating 100000 for army transportation during the
FISCAL year 1881, and $500 900 during the fiscal year
1882 He thought that there had been some mis-
management in the quartermaster generals de-
partment He believed that the late quartermaSter
general had been honest, but that he had been
retniss and had never made a suitable attempt to
obtain cheaper transportation.
Mr.. McCcok explained that large part OF the
deficiency arose fr6m the necessity which the gov
eminent had been under In 1870 to hurry troops to
the Ute country 10 qu3ll an Indian outbreak. Gen.
Meigs, he asserted had c0nduC ted the quarter
m aster'S department honestly and faithfully.
Mr.. Sparks stated that he had not reflected UPON
the honesty OF Gen. MeigS, but that he believed
the department. had been conducted very extravi-
gantly and very careleSSiy.
Mr. Hewitt OF n. u. bore testimony to the great
services, the high character and the indefatigable
Industry OF Gen Me1gs and his remarks were cor
rohOrated by Mr.. ButterwOrth.
The motion to strike out was rejected
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TyRUsTEE.s SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
i REAL ESTATE, No. g. STREET NORTH
EAST, FRONTING THE CAPITOL 0ROUNDe

By virtue Of deed ct trust q Hawkins Tayior< =
and vie 70 me. dated October g 1852: and record
Of the land records for the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the holder Of the note IN default
in front Of tie psemi.es. On MQNpAY. tAe TWELFTH
squsse CSC in The City e wsshiaston: 1esnnine 6!
said equsre on North street and running With sd
Is feet and inches 70 lot psssiolsy sod g one
tees: thence nor cur tine psrael 70 de est tine q
!ss No. 8 in sgu.se ga im 80 so.s:st s NY;
inches thence south Isl feet to ss ploeo( begnnng;
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: cash and bainnoo in one year.
to be secured by deed Of trust the property sod o.
Al cash. the option Of the purchessr. 800 70 Be paid
chass COST The Truasee reserpes e. dghf % resell
q dak ana cost Of dexsu1tp9 pgnuhn1ee, trms ere
CHARLES 6foR08 y KGd. 6d11ltax
mvaa.~a.1x suoarAa NJ ~ ~ a e
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NVnOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

VALgAsLE uNIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON HIGH
STREET, ABOVE STODDARD STREET, IN
aE E2nRsH3 IRE AZ 5sss
cell the south Part Of Lot % having front Ok
Terms: third cash; the residue in two equal pay.
ments at nix and twelve month, with interest," and &C.
cured by deed OF trust the property sold. All con-
yeyancfng ut purchasers cost $50 deposit required at
time of sale. THOMAS 0OWIING
je1-d&ds Aucfioneer
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The District Appropriation Bill i'm the
Senate.

The Senate, this afternoon, at qulrter past two
O'clock. took up the District appropriation bill.
Commissioners Dent and Morgan were on the floor.
Senator Plumb very briefly explained the bin.
Senator Allison offered an amendment increasing
the appropriation for widening, grading and i'm
proving 18th street extended Sill Geo. and that the
owners OF condemned property shall upon receiving
One-half the condemnation price, convey the land
10 the District OF Columbia. Senator Allison spoke
OF the property owners on the west side of the
street who would be losers by the extension OF the
T0ld. and who should be compensated
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COLUMBUS. June THE republican state con-
vention met here at eleven O'Clock to-day, the at
Mnnaance being unusually large Senator D. A. Hol-
Regarding the liquor traffic, ne thought an
amendment to the constitution should be submit
ted 10 the general assembly and the question made
fnal with the people. He considered it wise to
stand by the action OF the general assembly re-
earning the sunday law, as opposed to the record
OF free whisky and no Sunday
The usual committees were then appointed. The
convention adjourned unit, pm.
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BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause No. SO
g 02o, Docket ~ I VIII. on WEDNESDAY, Thu
FOuRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1884, ut FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ IN front Of the premises, offer for sale
q suction part Of Lot a. In square No. S26 beginning
the northwest oorner Of said lot and running thence
west II feet inches thence south 81 feet thence east
q feet inches and thence north 81 feet 10 the begin
ming: subject 70 night of way over the west foot
inches front by tho depth OF - feet to be used
private alley in connection with the west feet inchee
OF said lot - adjoining improved by twostory frams
house with back building. NO 8lS street southeast
Terms One third cash; balance two equal install
ments. at six and twelve mon,hs with 6 per cent.
interest Conveyancing at purchasers cost Deposit
OF $50 It time Of sale.
REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. je2- dads
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3e3-d&ds Corner 14th and d streets
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET. BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND
AUCTION.
December Sth. A. d. 1876, and recorded I'm Liber ~
No $40 folo l2s ct seq Of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia. shall expose to public GALE in
front Of the premises. on MONDAY. JUNE NINE
TENTH, A. d. 1884, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, al Of
eighty so according to the plat or plan Of the city Of
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in three equal
installments At six twelve and eighteen months from
iees eold all cash. at option OF purchaser. deposit
OF 300 viii be required ut the time of SALE and terms
are not complied with within week the premises
will be resQld at risk and cost of defautng purchaser
on five days notice in the Star.
MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustea
N1yJl-0Od&dG AZ IOuigia0a ayenue.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO H. Il Dodge, $50 18th street
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(tHANCERY SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
~ House AND LOT ON THIRD STREET, BE-
TWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND MIS-

By virtue Of 8 decree Of the Supreme Court of<es
the pist5 5 Of Columbia sitting ia Equity passed
oo2. FanniRan ct a. Snow ct al. win eel at
public auction, in front Of the premises TUESDAY
the following Described real estate situ.ts In the city Of
Washington District OF Columbia to wit: Being part
ton marked and letered beginning for the same
sout along ID street west sixteen 6l feet thence west
one hundred oO feet to rear line of said lott thence
north sixteen Q6 feet and thence east one hundred
l00) feet to the place Of beginning together with tho
Terms: One-third caeh, and the balance in ok and
twelve months with interest at six per cent per
500 required at time Of sale Upon the final ratca-
don Of sale by the court and the fun payment Of the
yeyancng and recording q purchasers cost Terms
be complied with in seven days. otherwise the Trustees
cost Of the desanng purchaser after I've days sdyer
dsement.
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District Govern ment Affa,rs.

the Commissioners have disapproved the ap-
phcation for liquor license of Frederick Rose
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
w: + Pratt, erect three-story dwelling, 10th St,
between ana X stS- NV; $35 COO Lawrence
Sands, erect three-story dwelling, near corner
X and 18th stS NV; s., 500 John Sherman Co,
rect Two three-Story and basement houses MaSSar
husetts ave-, near 18th ST. 5000.
RIVER TRADE-HarbOrmaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows :-Stmr Sue
Geoghegan, merchandise, Stephenson Bros; stInr
norfolk, lawson, same for johnson Bros. schr.
w. w. Hackett, Smith, 200 tons of coal for city
dealers; schr: W. Schnink, Boyer, 81 tons coal,
stephenson Bros. schr. Northumberland, Mann.
81 tons coal, same; schr Ben Carroll Lowell, 500,
0O iaths, Biscoe; schr. WI. Franklin, Spedden,
2O3 tons OF coal, Clark & Given; sehr Ada Lee.
Weston, cord wood, H. l. Biscoe. schr Tangier.
Male, efghty-eight tons COAL and schooner
Nellie Bannox, 226 tons coal for Johnson Broth
e e; barge Chesapeake, Larney, 2ss tons coal,
city dealers; barges Agnes Allison, Hanlahan.
SS9 tons: Louis Cooper. Maloney, 2s5 tons;
Brown. 30 tons, and Florence, Smith, $50 tons OF
coal for c. H. Burgess; schr Sarah Elizabeth,
Brown, 5000 feet lumber, II. L. Biscoe; schr:
Five Sisters, Knight, with cord wood, j. o. Carter.
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Hearing I'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June "A partial hearing or the
Charge against F. Kennecke and Joseph Lock for
haylng In their possession spurious dollars and
counterfeit bills on the National Bank of Muncie
Ind, and OF the National Central Bank OF New
York, was had before US. Commissioner Rogers
to-day, and then postponed until Monday.
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Mr. VIZ +. cRuxr, formerly steward at the
White House, left Washington last night for New
xe<k. He wiz SAL On Thursday for Liverpool
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BIDS were opened in the War department to-day
for wrought iron elevator fronts for the north wing
OF the State, War and Navy department. building.
The bidders were Schneider & Son. of Washing
ton, $3.50; White 4 Co.. WASHINGTON s. 100. poul
son Eyer, Brooklyn. 1880: j. B. 4 j. NJ Cornell.
New YORK, ss.s92, and the Manly Cooper manu-
ter nrm, making the lowest bid. viii probably be
awarded the contract
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BIDS for furnishing supplies to the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing were opened at that bu
reau to-day at noon. There were seventeen classes
comprising dry colors, OILS. chemicals inks tex
ules, paper, binders materials, grocers' sun
ings, fittings, lumber, coil and wood. &c
The items OF principal interest TO local deal
ers were those OF Cumberland coal and ice
&c .22,"est h.dier on coal WAS John Miller az
eS75 per ton and for s..A -. WAS the Great Falls
- To-: at Is cents per 100 pounds There ss.c In
all l33 bidS rv-.yed, which IL will take some time
20 arrange and conlpr This work has been in
trusted 70 a committee OF tn.oea gentlemen, and
the result VIII be made known TO all f,,sc-ested by
letter.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE WEST END OF WASHINGTON. BEING
Nos. b2A. SIG AND 1881 ON TWENTIETH

STREET NoRTHwRsT. v"
By authority of . deed Of trust TO me- dated on -
the 18th d.y q Marcel, A. d: 1852. and recorded in
hber No COL folio 81 Of the land records for the
fer ssls q pablo auction, on SATURDAY. the SEW
6cIK RAf or LINE A. Ana p assa a. IN FIVE
Shspherd,s sIbdiyon Of lots fourteen QO and hfteen
{l51 In Shepherd's subdivision Of lots Square No
l04; and 1t HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK m, Lot
twenty. three (23 in Austns subdivision Of lots in
proved with substantial brick houses. Lots fourteen
deed Of trust Of 81, 500 upon each and Lot twenty
81, 600. ~
Terms Of sale: Cash. depoeit of 800 win be re-
Qufred each lot At time Of sale. Convey ancng
cost OF purchaser. Further particulars q time OF
sale.
je6- dads II. +. NORRIS Trustee
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The Oregon Election.

Hon. j. Fl. Mitchell has received the following
dispatches from Portland, Oregon:
PORTLAND, June I've carry legislature In
Douglas, Clotrop, and TallawoIk, and have now
no further doubt about majority on Joint ballot.
PORTLAND, OREGON June 6.-Yamhill elects the
republican senator AMI three republican represen-
tatives. Polk county. three republican re-
personalities Marion elects full repub-
lean ticket Also MultDOmah. The
democrats carry legislative ticket
In Linn ana Lane counties. Washington county
ell cts one republican and two democratic MEM
bers of the house Benton elects democratic state
senator and two republican representatives.
Georges majority at least 2,5G0 Whole state ticket
safe for republicans
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Mr. WEBSTER ELNKs, chief clerk Of the solicit
tors Office OF the Treasury department. has gone
TO Harpers Ferry on business connected with the
disposal OF tie government property there.
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Their. Is CONSIDERABLE Talk because Senate,

THERE y CONSIDERABLE TAX because Senator
Mitchell was not present when the Pennsylvania
editorial excursionists were received as the White
House last night Senator Cameron took the ex-
cursion1sfs 10 the Presidents and made the intro
dNction2 Senator Mitchell says that he did not
know that he was expected 70 BE- present He had
another engagement He disclaiIns all idea or In
ention OF discourtesy to the visiting editors and
says he would have gladly gone had he thought It
vas an anair that his presence could have made
more acceptable TO the participants
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n. r. MORRIS. Trustee.

NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
" IN SQUARE 799. ON SOUTH l. STREET, BE
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS EAST, AND
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
DC.
BY virtue Of decree Of the SUPREME Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed In the Of Corne f
nus ct Al v. DeVaughn ct al, equity docket 81 @Sk
cause No. 1919 the ID day Of June, 1882 under.
signed as trustees in said decree viii SELL on TUES
DAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. 1882, At SIX i6l O'CLOCK
in front Of the premises. the following descrb ed
real estate situated In the city OF Washington, IN
District OF Columbia, TO wit: The west one half OF
ORIGINAL lot two co. all Of ORIGINAL lot three CD and a.
square seven hundred and ninety nine (799 and I'M
proved by small dwelling houses. A subdivision of
said lots according said improvements win be exhi
tied at the sale and the lots offered according said
subdivision.
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in SIX 90, twelve 2) and eighteen
NS) month"; for which the notes Of the purchaser in
equal smo0nta viii be taken, with interest at six f6)
per cent, secured on the property sold. all cash. II
the option q the purchaser deposit of $50 in cssl
At the time OF any sale made sha be taken and any
failure 70 comply with the terms Of sale by any pur
chaser the property may be reeod after FIVE days no
nee at his risk and cost the terms TO be complied with
IN one week after saae From proceeds of sale al
ta1ea hens or other eucumbrances existing to be
paid and discharged.
Ali conveya9c5ng 2. g1rGhaserss cost.
s aSsssS s i; $$$:s;s
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctooeers. 3e6
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VUNdOnAS OOM1INC, AucnoneeE.
VEff dSRSEb 1s
MAH6sANH FkEN S w S!Hp TXbL aa MARSs;
GAkPETs; M1RRoks: REd adeSi NsHo GaAfk;
0 0ERY sT gEE FhESCa q 0GK, WITH sIpE
cGTEp WATEk Color FIowER PIECE By
FRENCH BEpsTEAp AND BGKEAG;' VERY
H IH pm
GIIA ,Tsl!TIR; KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c. &C..
and viii be sold at her residence, No 1875 Psnnsyivs
1ffs Eia 1s
TIVE STORY BRICK HOUSE, Ne; 2ea MAssA;
SiH 2SS HgH
4 6 Ga6G
SIS ees q q & rSs g.
1ns On Syen9e between % and Sd streets
II We will sci. in front of
IS SaS
proved BY frame DWELLING No. 22s Massachusetts,
im%edisssiS after, we win SELL In front of the prem
s 9ss Ss e. 20 apa e. in No e. S
II each front Is feet on ntns once aey and NJ sre
PsDf IN s immediate tS vicinity Of the
good opportunites FOR nvesnent. INC ABOVE present
Terms: One,third each balance in six, twelve and
cash option pgrchasers deposit Of sioo required
Rsss soa sRa Wiz %
days otherwise resale at risk and cost defsung pur
bRos
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Jud0e Shell
To-day, Peter Churchill, profanity; S or DAYS
Minnie Ralph, vagrancy and public prostitution:
BONDS or 30 days Christopher Mormon, assault on
Nathan johnson; 81 or day. Caroline Brown,
threats to Catherine Frazier; personal bonds to
Keep the peace. Samuel H. Sherwood, Charles f.
John son and H. c. Underwood, ARRAY; Sherwood
was fined S. and the others 81 each. Alexander
DuDaBt, threats to Phoebe Dubant, his wife; 500
bonds or six months in 1an. Frank Williams
petit ee6 larceny second offence; grand jury; bonds
$500 Catherine Shelton, profanity; IS or days
Kate Barkley. vagrancy; bonds or so days Walter
Johnson, loud and bosterous; s. or IS days. Char
lotte Clarke, Martha Robinson, Hattie Slmms and
John Thomas, do; do. JOS. N. Brown and Emma
keed forfeited collateral Mamie Jones, loud and
Doisterous; $ or Is days.
BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for weighing apparatus for use In the Gus
toms and other services. There were but q few
bidders. The contract will be awarded In a few
days
SMOKING PRoHIBITED.-The Attorney General
has issued an order prohibiting smoking In the
Department OF Justice.
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g BEESINGER Auctoneer,
De Washington Horpe and Carriase Bssaar
S3S. $40 and 942 Louisiana ayenua.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES. HAIR
Mss, &C.. EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SAInhDAf MORNING, oomnencing at TIN
OOCLOCk, Special attention given % the sales Of
Real Estate and Personal property. Liberal advances
on al consisnments ljAl6l s. BENsINaER- Aact
For Other Auctions See sth Page.
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE DAYS.
FUyHOS. J. FISHER CO..
l. Real ksAas A0csoneerx 1894 street northwest.
cHAXoERY SALE OF yAIgARLx UKIMpRovEr
RIAL pROPENTY

i kssi E..s xHes,os.sss ia. ssr.-. norsh-...
cHAxcERY SALE OF XAIgAaLE UxMPRoyKD
una.. .pa b. y ssaa q Sse.ss g n. supms
S Ca Is, e sh Ss Dts S q oGss Sa n
EsSSS%S. JTSE TvfI It'll Sess . SSi9 slssTT
s. s. one two sSsss four ave .ed ss y ~ Ss as "a
sSu.ss2 Tbe;e lcts are sitesssd q she intsrscaoa
medisss vicinity Of Ss Pubic fssssns one and g.
:. :. e and nv ss s s.
sold IN scsor aance herewith acccrdinG 70 The psss
q s s:. may m BY On. ors Of
the court onehiid cash: and she S.snce IN one
sss a /; q: ss An sonvsssssSs
,ei-dsds ". b. WEIR TrussssL
T'Hos. }. FISHER Co,
CHANcERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRoyD PROPERTY.
q sassf 81
anston % Inc SS Ell SSs III ~ s At public
real property, ON the days and 81 the times named
On WEDNESDAY,, THE FOURTEENTH DAT or
JUNE, be win se that property known A. i7oa Penn
in ssxsps ,ss T senS p"r e % n sna
;. On SAME DAY. =. SIX O'CLOCK, he Win ser g. pub
Tns psOPssy e . de eSrEs, q ish and
g Isl sRs S OF JUNE
q sa e = sef sne Of n late
BTish in s9pt;nns "A aores more or less Time
This tract T. imrroyed by avery comfortable dxeline
sna u b sHSd osds given to s
The terms of the shove sales Win be third II the
IN T das IL s one the and
payments TO bear interest per cent aud
to be secured by mortgage upsn prsm nass; .
m23-law3w. ,e7.N 4oS sth stresI
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTURE DAYS

~ 9Th and d streets n orthveet
WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS CONTAINED In PRkMTSES No. 1870
SIkEkr E0kIHWEST, COMPRISING BRuS-
S S4rrkaE cHsAMn an FT8NITfTEE. Pssd2k
TOP TABLES. Easy CHAlRS, " ARDRoBEa,
CHILD'S CARRIAGE. DINING ROOM FuRNI.
AND GLASS: STOVES. BED CLOTHING, KIT
CHEN kFfECTS. &C., WITH OTHER GOODS.
MORNING. JUNE NINTH. Ar TEN O'CLOCK.
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Guiteau says He DOn't Need a Minister
Vet.

The subject OF spiritual adviser for Guiteau
has been discussed to some extent by the Jail Off
ciais. and che OF them asked this morning. with
this end In view, what denomination he was and
what minister he preferred. The answer was: "If
J have any minister at all, prefer a Congrega-
Gonalist, but I don't know that I have
any need OF one, for / feel that / am
9 Cn,r--an. Mr.. Grif,ith, OF Baltimore, 20! the
Prisoners Ar,i Associatton,)I like very well, as
well as any man ever tsS..ad with on religious
subjects and / am in full sympathy with his
work enjoyed his calls, and hope that he will
come egain."
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M. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
II only reliable LAtee PhyGcian In the city oan Is
eonsnlted daily = asa Pennsylys1is avsnae All Esmsl9
treatment Correspondents and consutations sfr4c6V
SonndentiS; sepazsse rooms f@ LAdisa. Once hcsso
10 and tot myzl-1D
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The FoLLowHG-NANKD CADETS In the revenue
marine service have passed their examinations for
promotion according TO order of merit: Geo. A.
St1rkweather. E +. Kimbai W. E W. Hall C. ID
Kennedy. ]. e. Cantwell j. C. Moore, II. b West
and A. Y Lowe ~
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kilograms to The Star.


NEW YORK. June THE Posts financial article
says: At the stock Exchange the volume OF bust
ness continues urge. United States bouds are <
lower for the extended SKIES and otherwise un-
changed state bonds are nominal Railroad
bonds are lower for speculative issues. The share
speculation continues very feverish. In the frst
half hour the market advanced hax:
in the next hour :. the market was
weak and prices declined Ha2H per cent
led by Missouri Pacific to SSX; Louisville fell per
Cent, TO 63s, and Northern Pacific preferred Der
cent, TO IS. The effct the market OF the favor.
abe report respecting Northern Pacific presented
ia Congress yesterd ~ was neutralfzed by rumors
induStrously circulated that brokers firm about
10 suspend had large block OF this stock. Thus
lar the rumor appears TO have been pure inven-
ton Milwaukee and st. Paul at this time de
cfned IL to 1cS7s: Union Pacific IL to 1C7; Den
yer Ia to 541; Wabash preferred per cent to A,
and the remainder OF the list fraction. Since
ii 30 the market has been strong, although be-
tween 1915 ana IL 80 O'Clock there was check to
the recovering tendency. The market however, as
we write is strong. with some stocks at the high
est figures OF Che day. The recovery having
ranged from h to per cent, the strongest
stocks to-day have been the Vanderbilt shares
The elevated = stocks. notwft hstanding the
declaration Of dividends, have been dull The in
active stocks: with the exception OF Long Island,
have declined considerably The money market
to-day is easy at 2Sa3 per cent for call loans on
stocks, and 2a2H per cent on U.S. bonds