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THE POPE AGAINST PARTICIPATION OF THE CLERGY
IN THE IRISH AGITATION.-The document sent by
the Vatican to the bishopsin Ireland relative to
the Irish agitation, in referring to the fund being
priest, much more bishop, should promote such
objects The document condemns all collections
which may be employed as a means OF exciting
rebellion against laws, and desires the bishops to
forbid the clergy to participate in political meet
lngS or encourage subscriptions In aid OF the
present agitation.
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A Big Blow In Indfans

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May ia cyclone OF con-
siderable magnitude passed south OF this city last
night, damaging telegraph lines and other prop.
erty Az Southport both the Methodist and Pres
farm houses in the vicinity were badly wrecked.
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)aOPosALs FoK Posi- oFEIeE ENyELoPEs.
DRo@OSALs FOR sTATIo%2KY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
May s. 1893.
- Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
dscai eodiu June &c. 1891 viii lie iyy,i this
departii IL until the FIT III DAY OF JUNE, 1853 at
TWEi ' T. O'CLOCK W.
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon APP
piicati~
The Is Will Re considered nd accepted OF rejected
Item l. lts snd th advertisement and tha i,rypssl
20 far as accepted b. the Seerct Of the reaary and
the bond see lanyng the same, shall constitute the
Sontraot between the government and the bidder or
bidder. and 10 further contract viii be exetUt L.
The Gc,es contracted for rIust be furnished from
1me 10 time during the wear, in quantities pursuant to
orders rem the departm nt The entire quantities
VII, however be called for during the year.
Each -oIosal must be sianed by The individual or
0fm marking it, and be accompanied by bond with
suf1cle! snretes In the o. two thos and dollars
2 o9o. proved by United States officer Of the dis
IA IN Tiiich the sure les reside do business
toria e - furnished ~ TIE department. conditioned
TOT furnishing such portions of the articles as may
awarded under it. ana .he ;,er.oriance of the contract
Proposals unacconpaEed by such bond will not he
red and contracts i'll Re awarded only to esub-
Uahed III nIfac.urers of, dealers in the articles
Iroio as to be addressed to the undersigned. and
markell Proposals for Stationery"
1ive les must be free of Charge at the De-
parfme Washington. d. C., and will be subject to in
epectc by an expert detailed for the purost by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. and the delivery of an in
ferOr 1ce VIII be deemed sufficient cause TO Ennul
The contract. at the option of the Secretary
lie apartment reserves the right waive defects
NC re- .ct any or al bids. CHAS. j. FOI1GER
myS-law Secressrr of the Treasury
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TIE resignation OF Cadet Geo. Walker, eth class
.. s. military academy, has been accepted by tn
Secretery Of War.

PATENTS IssUED.-Four hundre and twenty pat
ents ana designs were issued at the Patent once
to-day to citizens OF the United States and @ TO
citizens Of foreign countries. OF the former New
York received So Pennsylvania, As; Illinois, A.;
Massac nusetts, -; Ohio. 81 New Jersey, 20; Call
f0rnta, Connecticut, Indiana and Michigan, ID
each, and Missouri 10 OF the patents issued
TO Foreign countries England received Q; Canada,
Austria !.
SECOND LIEUT.. JAMES A. LEYDEN, 9TH infantry,
Is detailed as professor Of military science and
tactics at Pennsylvania state college, Centre
county. Pa, TO take eject July !, 1883
TIE CASE OF Owen O'Hare agt the District WAS
argued in tho Court Of Claims to-day. This Is q
claim growing out OF contract under tho board
OF public works
APPOINTED By THE PRKsIDHNE-The President
to-day appointed Jos Hopkins to be postmaster at
Brownsville, Tex. and Chaa 1. Howe postmaster
at Savanna, Ill
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Charles
Baltzell, Cumberland, Nd, corn harvester; Philip
E Chapoell, Baltimore. chair seat; VIM. Z Drew,
Richmond. Va, car coupling: Francis II. HANDLE
Ton. BALTIMORE, globe or stop valve; Henry F. Hay
Gen. washington. assignor Of two-thirds to J. A
hydrocarbons; August Hoon, Baltimore, two pat
ants. hat lining and autographs process
Col McNIchAel the marshal Of the Distxics, was
at his once to-day.
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ST. LOUIS, May 15.-It has Just transpired that
on last Thursday night, while .wo burglars were
attempting to rob the store OF Burchard Lake,
In little town named Benz, In Gasconade county,
this state, they were discovered by the young son
OF Mr.. Burchard and a companion. The robbers
turned on the young men, and shot and instantly
killed Burchard His companion then fired, and
killed one OF the burglars The other fed. but on
Saturday, was captured by pursuing party, and
Is believed to have been lynched, as no ttdings
have since been received OF him.
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Final Examination of Naval Cadets.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May l5.-The final examination
OF naval cadets OF the class OF 1881 began to-day
Most OF the class have reported. Under the recent
decision OF the Court of Claims the cadet engineers
OF this class will not be examined About 40 can
dtdates for admission to the naval academy re-
ported to-day. Their examination In English VIII
begin tomorrow
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The Butler Veto INTERPRETATION.

BOSTON, May 15.-At tO-day'S session OF the veto
investigating committee an affidavit from Com
missioner Raum was submitted, to the effect that
ment in Washington on the 26th and 9th OF Feb
ruary. which covers the time during which the
taken to show that Lieut.. Governor Ames signed
appropriation bills on February 27th as " acting
governor"
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STAY Of Execution Gr

St0y O1 GNeCuI1On ITdnt0Q.
COLUMBIA, s. c., May 15.-Riley Anderson, Who
was sentenced to be hanged at Greenville on Fri
day next for the murder OF Lou Griffith and an In
rant, has been granted a stay Of execution pend
Ing an appeal to the supreme court.
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GEN. CROOKS UNDERSTANDING WITH THE MEX +
CAN AUTHoRFTIEs special dispatch TO the New
day, states that letter from an officer OF rank
connected with the stan OF the department OF Arr
Crook prior 70 deciding upon the step which he has
taken {he Is In the Chef1cahua Businesses OF the
Sierra Madre mountains with SO Apache scouts
Sonora and Chihuahua, as well as With the Nexf-
can officers In command OF the troops, and made
cations resulting from his Crooks movements.
unless such are brought about BY persons who are
unwilling that the raiding bands should be cap
tI1ro
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Boston, May 15.-In the Tewksbury examination
to-day the question prOpounded yesterday to Dr..
Porter by the governor as to the sources outside
OF Tewksburt from whence the Harvard medical
school received its bodies was ruled out by the
committee.
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A MANGLED BRIDEGROOM afternoon
samuel D. yelling. young merchant OF Coshoc-
ton ton, Ohio Gar and young LADY, whose name Is m
they started home In the fist expfesa After hav-
ing travelled few miles yelling left his bride to 20
an hour the young wife became uneasy and caused
the train to be searched. He could not be found.
Yesterday morning his body was found on the
track terribly mangled. He had evidently fallen
between the cars stepping from one to the other
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


nUNoANsoN BROS. Aucaoneers
H hGof n RRHss b RR1GS
ING, No. 1882 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
On TUESDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH, at sIxrA
ise sAo''N I0T H. T souARE ~ ''0 p'en'
depth 81 80 feet to an alley Improved by a well built
two-stcry and mansard roof press-brick 'front.' with
two-story back building. House contains nine rooms
Terms One third cash balance in one and two years,
to interest and to be secured by deed Of
to be
~ sss s5 and cost Ct de-
re- sale in some Newspaper Published in Washington.
DC A deposit OF 800 required ut time Of sale.
y o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
1es 10th and streets northwest.
SAFE 5E 6 3F THE vE6X sA
S 52Fh AsrEkknEf SiSa%HfN HSvhz III
Tsse Of deed Of
tie Land Records of the District of Columbia at.-
the request of the holder of the note will sell at public
SIX 6ck =
M Lot 5, in square 514 being Of the best building
lots in the city having frontage Of IS feet 10 inches
Terms of sale One-hsf cash. and the balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months in notes secured by deed
deposit 800 required as soon as the fot is
resale the and cost OF the efauting purchaser
after five days public notice Of such resale in The Ever
ing Star ToBGs pSeIf6ia Z Matsnns9n DC
CHARLES e $ 81 St; s.sss, W. Trustees
10th and streets northwest. apps d&ds
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TURNING THE TABLEs-Mr Richard B. Smith,
who was charged by Michael Hayes In the Police
Court this morning with forgery. and which case
was dismissed. swore out warrant this afternoon
against Hayes charging him with perjury. Hayes
was arrested and locked up.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge MacA rthur.
To-day, Walker agt. Waggaman; verdict for
plainti II, S48. Smith Son agt Glascott; DO, $50
Equity CouRT-Chter Justice Cartier
Mackall agt Mackall; time to take testimony
united Mason agt Mason; appearance ordered.
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Society Of the Army Of the Potomac.
woRR Or FRIPARArIoS FOR rHY REUNION.


Meetings Of the executive ana finance Commit
tees OF the Society Of the Army Of the Potomac
net at the Ebbitt House last evening. The finance
committee reported that 8 800 hed been collected
The work OF decorating the National Theater,
where the general services Of the Army OF the Po-
t2nac will be held, and Abner's Garden, where
tne banquet Will be given Thursday evening" has
6een commenced George = Meade Post, No. s,
o. X, have arranged TO give a reception at their
NAIL corner Of 9TH and streets, on the evening of
the lStn IN connection with the reunion OF the
army OF the Potomac. A number OF the Army OF
the Potomac men are on hand this afternoon
quartered. at the leading hotels.
The survivors OF the SD New York volunteers
nave secured rooms and established their head.
quarters at 4SS Louisiana avenue, where meet
ing Will be held at $50 o'clock a. m. tomorrow,
and another for perfecting their society organiza
ton at p. m The temporary organization was
enected last winter by the election OF Gen. John
$. Croker president, Col. W. 1. Bramhall secre-
tary, Capt VIM. c. Croker treasurer and an ex-
ecut1ve committee composed OF Major s ID. New
comb, Capt Z A. Pratt AMI Edward ShafYer.
LEAVE FOR THE DISTRICT EMPLOYEES.
} At an informal meeting to-day the Commits
sioners adopted a verbal order that permission Is
given to the members Of the Army OF the Potomac
and OF the Grand Army OF Republic who ars
IN the employ OF the District government, except
fireman and policemen on duty, to be absent
during the reunion OF the Army OF the Potomac In
the city OF Washington, 10th and nth instant
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RANGE OF THR THERMOMBTRR-The follow1ne
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief sigma
on1cer to-day: am SIS; II am, Gil; 2 pm
639 Maximum, "a Q; minimum, S.
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Big Hail Stones,

CAIRO Ill. May blast evenings hail storms
at Mound City did considerable damage to win
dow lights,etc. Some OF the stones measured nine
inches In circumference and weighed 81 ounces
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The Harrodsbur9 Fire.

CINCINNATI. May ia special to the Times
the fire has been greatly over-estimated and viii
not exceed $4,000. against which there is ap in-
surance or $4,000. Only twenty-four houses were
burned"
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PROPOSALS.
sCHUETzES vEREIN.

"AsuINuTON sCHUETzES yEREIN.
Sealed Proposals VIII BE- received until TWELVE
P'CLoUk y. on the THEN-I -FIF I, DAY or MAY
for the stands below pa1afd preparatory for the
Or the 18Th day q june nr3 Ia ting four days:
IhrSe Bee i.a-s. WIZ pri ViIege of selling
One Fancy Goods Stanc. with privilege Of two.
III ,'-r-!GSe Yard AID Ca~orr.I.
Term. One-tliri cash. tle rerpafnir Thirds =,
be Pal the fr~t ard se~0,1l y. - ~ FTstf,.lI " "
Proposals should he accornaueI by 81! iss,it seen
Preei :ei-t Nr. VIM HeiG- IA 15h street no-th.es
or 70 ta2 i;easures Nr. Caas- Graf. 10 ID street
The e4ecuiiye coTsmtce reserve the right 20 rccep.
rr<c. Si' or 81 Pr22os.;g Ia the laty1 sc said
On TIE iHiiii FIRST oE sIAY MKT, At the Park.
BY 95'sr 81 tlse Executive Comm tie
nyl4- Il REI>HoLD sPiINGsGUTIi, see'y.
OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
" NEW FE1sIoS DuILDIEG.
1916 st:ee; northwest.
Prop"ss,s iryitsi for carn :sh.ng de Tered ct
PIE OF the rev Pension Building. the Door and window
cranes III II. second story
81. C. MEiGs.
myl2-eo:'t Supervising Engineer and A:thi;ecs.
DEOPoSALs FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGTON. ID. e., May ], 1888.
ras fsphY the sv fssr q DAY AZ go. JtS ,n'
q they lie e.rdgred during the fiscal yet ela.ng
spne 'ei I'sf' 81 the GLOWING classes VIZ,
No. : Tor Returning De-d l. tiers.
No. 6. ~ le1sterel PsckGkes.
no J. y az F-iiEtloreS tGe Registered Packages.
Nc & Ter tDterBstioI8! Money Order &Syicas
Blank iorns OF bids Tirh samples and fGll sFec'Gca-
tons w 10 furnished upon eiplica,icn TO tie Third
Assist; Postmaster Ge-er~ v: ',i.I1:eu. d &.
g. GRESHAM.
myi@.TfT sti.;astar General
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HARRoDsBURG, KY, May l5.-Hon. D. W. vOor-
bees concluded hts address to the Jury in the
Thompson case on behalf OF the defense at noon
to-day. His effort was to show that Davis had So
injured the defeLdant as to justify his course.
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The Internal Machine Story DiScred.
odd

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE British consul here
dtsclaims all knowledge regarding the cable report
OF an attempttO blow up an English steamship
as do the officers OF the various Steamship COM
panles. The story is generally dlscredited.
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TNRuSTEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE Bust.
l. NESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No. 634 Penn.
SYLFANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.

Il $$S5 u sS'
BY yrtue q degree of the Supreme Court Of
faut SAID Win se At
~ a n2NhF 81
Known ~ that piece q parcel Of
ana ess5sS 4Sn:
three story brick store building.
IN tpf 1t ens
two and three years after date sale with interest
The Ss.1
OF It as
sale must be complied With within DAYS s,.sr sale.
WIZ 7oGN A 1ae avenue northwest
1920 New York avenue northwest. mylO-d&ds
OF R sFEHFF JHfFHfaR5ToE NO 704
by Direction Of the owner Who non resident a.
w si1s T. FEM # the eEsp's
IA IA sys o bot n
20 tsssss aaS saa
house hss and has BEEN he
4 C. x .fHP e sod at quite large with
Tie, Terms cash and balance in two and
three years. with interest at six Per cent Mc,sr1nr
, ReslEstate Broker. siS F street northwest
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
" PROPERTY, NEAR EASTERN TERMINUS OF
THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY TRACKS, BEING
ORIGINAL TRACT OWNED BY ANDREW KRA-
Under decree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis ~
trict Of Columbia. in Equity Cause No. 1871. Ej
Sar fro vs. 81 ,h al VIII sell ct PUBLIC auction
TTwESSTYt; SEEcSNp: isss. AT FIVE oGEtck +
tract called Long Meadows" made by job Barnard.
Trustee W. 81: Ciagett and the Columbia Hallway Com
in tie Office Of the Surveyor of said District.
his property is improved by good Farm Building Of
orchard. 1t contains about six acres.
Terms: One fourth cash. and residue in equal pay.
ments at one, two and three years from day sale
Win interest at six per cent all cash. II
desired reasonable deposit required day of sale
and conveyancng at the purchasers cost. plat of
property can be seen at office Of trustee auctiOneer
JOB BARNARD Trustee
~,,->-,,.. 503 street northwest.
DUMCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEE
The following are the opening and closing prioea
efthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
byspeclal wire TO g. H Dodge, $50 18th street
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MURDER OF AN Observation-Disclosures from Ra.
VIENNA gives particulars OF a sensational murder,
OF which that city has Just been the scene. 1t
PApeftr had written ana published an article
strongly condemning the mismanagement OF q
local orphan asylum. The director OF the estab-
lishment took umbrage at this strong criticism,
and. armed with revolver, waylaid Sfgnor Zlrar.
dtni, the editor, and shot him through the body
die willingly for justice honor and the good OF my
country" He was carried to the local hospital
where he expired shortly AFTER admission, The
the murdered man WAS well known and nnnular
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF Washington,
IN its own Building.
toESER 18th STREET NEW York AVE
Strpefns Charter Act Of Congress january 2od 1867
ne pany rents SAFES inside its Fire ard burglar
xrcof Sas at prices varying from IS to sec per year
1ccofoifs 10 size and location. Rooms and Desks adj
JOINING vaults. provided for Safe-reuters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vALUABLES Of every dascr,n.
Don Including BONDS and STOCKS. PIA1'E JEX-
GEILhI, DE- Eds. &c, takec for SAFE KEEPING on
oFECiAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN. p. SNYDER. President
WI 49, e GION ER, of Riggs Co.. Vice President
SQEE CASSElS, Treasurer.
ALBERT Z. STUkTEyANT, Secretary
{. Z. Nyman, Asst Secy.
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin p. Snyder, Charles c. Glover
John Gasseis. Henry A. Willard
AlEettL L. Sturteysnt Thomas Evans,
John G.. Parke. mvl
-
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BASE BALL YHsTERDAY.-At Philadelphia Baltf-
more, 9; Athletic, O. -Four inningS Game called
ON account OF rain At Pittsourg-Cleveland 8;
Allegheny, 4 At New York-Metrop0litan. g:
Brooklyn, l. Game called on account OF rain at
the eEd OF the seventh inning. At Chtcago-Chl-
cago, /; Philadelphia, "a
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3I1SOmc1"o Attempted Suicide.
young cOlored man named John Smith, who
was convicted in the Police Court to-day for
m making threats to his mother, attempted to CON-
awaiting the van to take the prisoners to jail he
made inquiries among the prisoners as to where
q person could cut himself to bleed to death
gu fckly.
It was afterwards discovered that he had cut him.
self across the arm and was Dleedtn He was
driven rapidly to jail, where he received medical
aid.
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The National Jockey Club.

The early trains on the B. & o. railroad to the
race track at Ivy City this morning were well
nlled, although the FIRST race was not Sc
start until O'Clock. The bright sunshine
OF the forenoon had led to general expectation OF
fair weather, and the ladies, many OF them wore
toilets better adapted to a sunny day. About
O'Clock the clouds began to gather ominously and
all round the track could be heard expressions OF
disappointment. "Can't we ever have a meeting
without rain 2" exclaimed one officer OF the club
in accents OF disgust. At the Club house numerous
took the view that at this time OF year the rain
not likely to be continuous Hence they argued
how.
FIXING UP THEIR BETS
By 10 O'Clock the horsemen and sporting men
were gathered in front OF the new pool lawn, con.
sulting each other as to the merits OF the horses
to run, and liking up their bets The condition OF
the track after last nights rain naturally exer.
clsed considerable influence on the betting. The
track had but recently been narrowed, and the
beating rain OF last night made 1t very heavy.
The question to determine, then, was, what horse
mad the pest bottom and could best stand the race
The arrival OF the 1880 train gave evidence Of
the eject OF the rainy weather. It did not bring
weather been promising. Many who went to the
depot returned home to wait for O better day.
The directors OF the National Jockey Club de-
cided to run the races this afternoon, notwith-
standing the weather.
THE FIRST RACE.
First race, purse $500, OF which $50 to second
Three-year-old maidens allowed pounds, four
and upward 10 pounds; three-Quarters OF mile.
For this race all the horses entered had hackers
and no one seemed to be big favorite The
entries were Ghost, London, Farewell, Topsy,
Joker. Alma D., Col. Watson, Hilar1ty, Jim Nell
son, LIE Petit Duo. colebrook. Prosper.
SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY YARD-Bids were
opened for furnishing beef, vegetables and bread
Tor the Washington navy yard for the fiscal year
ending June So 1884 at the navy pay ONCE to-day,
as follows. all the bidders being from Washington
B. Charlton q Co., AZ. cents per pound fresh
bread; baking navy bread. 81 50 per barrel OF -four
Geo. Seitz & Son, 99-1o0 cents for fresh bread.
Roller 4 Ginzar, cents for fresh bread @. F.
Swift Co., 64 cents per pound for fresh beef
and ~ cents per pound for fresh vegetables
SUIT AGAINST MAIL CONTRACTOR AND HIS SURE
TIEs-Tod day District Attorney Corkhill entered IL
suits against Collin c. Frayser as principal. and
w: N. Starr and George T. Mason, sureties, for
failure or the first named as a mail contractor
the amounts being as follows: Route 6,i51, New
YORK e 5Oo ass do, $500: 6s04 do, q, eO0 $3.50.
do, 1900; 6H4, do, $780, 6.30S, do, $500; 64l0,
DO, $500: 6492, do 81 900: 6517 do, $50; 65t9 do
500; 6,56l, do, $500; IL, 500. West Va, $500
RANGE OF THE THERMoMBTRR.-The following
a Mad inrp 81 II
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CHbhhSHGGE E BY SALE 80. OF yALHARLE BUsINEss
M9RTHWESTi DWELLING HoUsE No. las.
PP RdKpns STREET Re ND0HRITHEAST; AND UNIM-
Wen VERMONT AVENUE AND STREET
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SFbREW All Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS s CO.. Auctioneers.

REN's HOSIERY. PLATED SHOW CASES,
COUNTERS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTEENTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. n. shall sell. Eiihin our salesroom.
Plated Show Cases, Counters, Fancy Goods Ladies'
Underwear. Gents and Children's Hosiery snd othe1
goods being the stock of dealer and removed to ouI
salesroom for con venience of sale.
m15-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO., Aucts.
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to-day appointed Jos Hopkins to be postmaster a
Brownsville, Tex. and Chas L Howe postmaste
at Savanna, Ill
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Col NcHIchael the marshal Of the Distxice, Was
&C his once to-day.