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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

IsEs NO. 476 PENNsYLVASfA AVENUE
NORTHWEST AND ALSO OF TIL LARGE UN-
IMPROVED LOT AT THE SOUTHEAST cor
MEX OF DELAWARE AVENUE AND
STREET NORTHEAST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Under and BY virtue Of decree Of the Supremedea
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed June ga
10Th, A. ID. 1883, In cause No. 1913 Of the Equity
dockets OF said court the undersigned as Trustee WIN
oner Tor sale in front OF the premises. ct public
HA.LF,PASf FIVE O'CLOCK p. N: the following de-
District of Columbia, to w1tot No. a. In reservation
fronting 25 feet Pennsylvania avenue. and run
ming back with that width about 127 feet to alley
improved by three and attic brick house with
back building, No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue north
west; and Immediately thereafter, which will be about
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot No. 9, in square No. 683
fronting about 149 feet street north and about 1876
feet on Delaware avenue and contanng about Is 423
square feet OF ground one undivided half Of said lot
undivided half by consent of the parties In interest
Terms Of sale. prescribed One-thirdo of the pur-
chase money in cash. and the residue equal in
staments at one and two years from the day Of sale
with interest from said day. to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser, and reserved Hen the property
soid OF ~ cash, Ut the option of the purchaser de-
Post OF 600 On the improved and 500 the unim-
proved property viii be required At the SALE In
the purchaser fails to comply with the terms Of sale
within ten days from the day Of sale the Trustee
serves the right to resell the property the rsk and
ing ut purchasers cost.
JOHN +. HANNA. Trustee
THOMAS DOWNING Auct ieI9-dkds
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Name. 4 O. c.
The Lee Monument.

UNVEILED WITH IMPOSING CEREMONIES AT LExIN0-
TON, IN THE PRESENCE OF 5000 SPECTATORS
Valentines recumbent figure OF General Robert
T. Lee was unveiled at Lexington, Va, yesterday,
with imposing ceremonies, in the presence OF 5000
people. General Wade Hampton acted as chief
marshal and General George Stewart as assistant
marshal The procession formed on the university
campus at O'Clock and marched TO the cemetery,
and having decorated the grave OF Stonewall Jack
son, returned and paid like honors 10 the tomb OF
General Lee The exercises were opened on the
university campus by prayer by Rev. II. j. Nc
Bryde, OF Grace church. General Jubal A. Early.
the presiding officer, introduced the orator OF the
occasion, Major John w. Daniel, whose address is
entitled to take its place among the masterpieces
OF American oratory. Father Ryan was then In
troduced and recited his original poem, The Sword
OF Lee" which was received with loud applause.
Among the distinguished persons present
were Ex-Governor Smith, W. w. Corcoran, OF
Washington, D. c.; Ex-Governor Letcher, Gen-
eral w. +. II. Lee, Governor Fitz Lee, ex-
Chancellor Bruce, OF Louisiana; Mrs StonewaI
jackson and daughter, General Corse, General
Lfley, Mrs. General Pickett, Mrs. General j. &. b.
Stewart. j. Randolph Tucker and c. r. Brecken-
ridge, OF Arkansas. After the literary exercises
the Rockbridge artillery flred several salutes from
confederate guns used In the first battle OF Manas-
sas. There was wreath and flag In immortelles
sent TO the grave OF General Stonewall Jackson
by Miss Minnie Davis, daughter or Jefferson Davis
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AHMAY. On Hdd.y: June q 1889, & $50 NJ
aged dx years and Eix month";
Funeral 1t half past four Saturday evening" from
ISL Fifth etreet northwest
BISHOP In Charlestown District Boston, MAJ.
June 18Th, 1888 THOMAS l. BISHOP. aged nfy-six
years and three monfhA son-in-laW o. As. u. 4.
French, of this city.
FFssENDEN. On June a. 1883. WILLIAM YEs.
SENDEN. aged Fifty mine wears.
Eofice OF funeral hereafter.
LUsBY, -, On Thursdsy June zen, ,sss & daSo =
Lusby. AGED thirty nine yeaxs.
Funeral from St. Marks church. Sunday. st p n.
Relatives and friends Of the family Invited TO It
tend. =
McLINDEN. On June 2sth- 1885, ALICE ssssaA
daughter Of Nary and the late Henry 4cLtndsa-
Funeral win the p1nce from The roa1de0oe q -
mother Mi street NORTHWEST Sunday. July 1gk Ct
9s.Ss1 q. Friends Of the family rssPsctfuns aGs:a
nEssEhs On June 3e.h. Ise4 9 s:se Pm. WI
LIAM BURNS, only child q Catherine @. ond u late
WlkliAm MollnIs aGod thHoe Jan md one me1fA.
lu1eel WIN enke place On eundAy. JuN L. g lou1
O'Clock Grum ~ ree1denco q his g11ndIe1E. Mrs-
QEgafet sayera, - sexeet ecu1hWust 0a1novO md
1tonds 90 respectfully Invita- - aesD1
NEITZRY. o. yans -. loo4 = 80 A., g -
re6enoo of M fafhee Pxinoo GepNgss oo1nfy. NJ
GEoR04 c. NAITxEH. n ~ thdEU-eea yeae & -
ffssnAs ssa ssqu.ina.nss - asvlssl b se.sa4 -
funora To- rnc9roW (Sstus dny) afternoo0. g C1Q
from de First 0esnlun hGforn ChI1uhs oocDee q x0
nd s1EootD uor0Ho1e
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NyHOs. BOWLING. Aucuoneer

TNHOS. BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
WALNUT PAkLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE PIER
MIRROR, BRONZE MANTEL SETS, ABOUT 100
OIL PAINTINGS COMPRISING LANDSCAPt
MARINE AND FIGURE PIECES) ELEGANT
PLATED WARE, BRUSSELS CARPETS &C., &c
On MONDAY MORNING. JULY SECOND 1888
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell, at No 1888
street. between 18th and 14th streets northwest by
order of the court the entire Household Effects Paint
ingr, &c, viz:
Walnut Frame French Plate Pier Mirror.
Walnut Rep Parlor Furniture, Pedes:als.
Two Mantel Sets. comprising Clock and Side Orna-
menta
About LOO on Paintings Comprising Landscape, Figure
Very superior Black Walnut Marbleto Chamber Suites
Walnut Marble-top Tables
One elegant Walnut Cabinet Bedstead, Chifoner.
Handsomely Carved Walnut Wardrobes
Walnut Bookcases, Window Hangings.
One fine Regulator q splendid time piece).
Brussels Parlor and Chamber Carpets.
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets.
Blankets. Comforts. Sheets and Spreads.
Three handsome Walnut Marble Top Bullets.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Dining Chairs.
Elegant Silver plated Ware Comprising Epergne Fruit
Stands. side Dishes, Tureens. Spoons. Knives
and Forks Casters, Rtchers).
China and Glass Ware.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites. &C., together with many other
articles not necees airy to mention.
3e27-dts #. b. LILLEY, Administrators.
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Local Notes.

Capt Fleetwood has made a request OF the gov.
ernOr Of Virginia for permission for the Washing
ton Cadets and the Capital City Guards to enter
that state. They viii leave here on the Sd of
July for Richmond and return on the 9Th The re.
quest has been granted.
John Stephens, who was arrested several DAYS
ago on charge OF highway robbery In taking $40
from man on Maryland avenue In 1889, was re-
leased by Judge Smell to-day.
Mary D. Gouverneur, Administrative OF the
estate OF Samuel Gouverneur, nled suit to-day
against John II. Rice, administrator OF the estate
OF George l. Hammaker, on bond or s. 900 to re-
cover g. 900 claimed to be due the estate
8. G. l. Roberts, George w. Upton, Jas. s. Nor.
rell and Thomas HampSOn were admitted to the
bar in the Court In General Term to-day on the re-
port OF the examining committee.
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The WANDERING RICHMOND EDITORS There
were rumors in Richmond, Baltimore and this city
last night of hostile meeting in West Virginia
between editors Elan and Blerne yesterday, In
which Elan was killed and B1erne wounded, but
the reports were probably without foundation.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE oNI,y LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON


Schedule to take effect sUsba a MAY 18th, 1888.
Leave sshington from station. corner of New Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
SSsny az S:oS E. H. lolo q m, 1o:lo with
points S3:hout change; lo:l ~ daily to Chicago
For ittsburS. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
bug sisenns Cars sstached S0i'a Train TO Pitts
For Toledo aud Detroit Monroeyille lOI5 A. m
daily. with sleeper for Detroit -~' ""'
Trains Tor Philadephia and New York at $40 g. m
Parior ~ sepis Gsrps stsac hed m. daily with
For Baltimore ON week DAYS. S. $50. GAO 745 s:lo
40 i S:sS TO- 3D. I'D as 2Ss $780, 4s0
For Balt;Inare on sun $50. TEAS. .. 1905 AM
For rnsi OLE. s. 40 a. m. 1910 and 40; on suuaay
. a-ni-. J: 40 pm.
pm. For stations on Metropoiitan arch. 7aS
Saiis s 81 sasay S d. IT, and s.S
daX: or Frederick. $3.50 a. m, l0:l5 m. and LAS
For Has,sssoSn 10 Is m da,ly EXCEPT Sunday ga,
rrains arrive from the West daily. $40. 7:ss M,
From Ney York and Philadelphia. 2:ss. $50 I'm.
daily. s;lo IN daily EXCEPT indy.
from AnnaIo.ss S2o a. M, l:50. 6.37 p. m. Sunday
From S:aanI9i: a:is Pm. daily except Sunday.
10000 M. q Is. 4:ae pm, and 500 pm daily
eIeeg, sqndas; 1000 am. 500 pm daily from
Trains 8aiti,nore for Washington at2 40 40
i s.o 20 glS ia and and 1879 9, an d2:is 2so
days. 2. $40. 7:l5 ESQ. g. 9:I3 m 80 40
e:25. 80 anu 800 p. m. ~
t am ashnston stop 81 Relay station ex-
ia,tSs! Information sppls a. the Baltimore and
Psnnsyynia avenue corner i4th street where or err
VII &c aEsp 70 paSgsge to be checked and received a
". ii. cLs MENTs N. Of T.. Baltimore.
myi4 c. K LORD Gent Passenger Agent
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WHAT CONSTITUTES "ToTAL AND PERMANENT
HELPLEssNEss. "-Assistant Secretary Joslyn has
decided the questions raised by the application of
John r. Colett for an increase of pension, an i'm
pOrtant point being the construction OF the law
OF June IL, 1874 to what constitutes "tetal and
permanent heIplessness." The opinion holds that
Congress did not mean to place technical con.
struction upon these words. The law requires
that the injury must be permanent, and 1t must
be total to the extent Of requiring regular per
SOnal aid and attendance of another person which
conditions are found In the present case and the
application is granted This reverses the former
decision of the department
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTuMAC RIVER LANDINGS : STEAMER
Il THOMPSON leaves Sixth-strees Wharf MON
DAYS. .. M, Roang - far o. Bealrs Nomini,
Currioman. Howard. Coburn and Stones; returning
TUESDAY. making all river landings.
WEDNESDAY. o. m, Lancaster, Bluff Point
Bealrs Nomini. Abell's and Leonardtown; returning
THURSDAY. making an river landings.
FRIDAY. .. M, Currioman, howard, Coburn.
Abens Stones and Leonardtown; returning sATUR-
DAY. making al river landingA
Fare, each way. Is cente, SeQQ
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THOMAS DOWLIN
T,HOMAS DOWLINa, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON E STREET. BETWEEN NINE
TENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH


PROPERTY ON STREET. BETWEEN NINE
TENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March 25 AID. -
1873 duly recorded in Lber NO. no. folio eos oneEs
OF t the Land Records for the District Of Coumbia,
lie auction, in front Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
the TNENTY.SkYENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1883. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, all those Parts of Lots num-
berei eight (s and nine co. in square hundred and
twenty-five CPD to wit Beginning for the Mt the
northeast corner OF lot numbered nine CO said square
west 26) feet thence north eighty nine $50
feet thence east 26) feet along tn line Of
street to the place of beginning improved by we'll
built brick house, No. 1916
Terms: One third cash, and the remainder In equal
payments at sly twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF SALE with semi annual interest the deferred
payments to bea lien on the premises sold. 500 at
time OF SALE If the terms Of sale not complied with
In ten days from the day Of SALE the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the aud Of
the cost Of the purchaser.
je16-eodds JOS. C. g. KENNEDY, Trustee
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence OF the rain. until FRIDAY, JUNE
TWENTY-NINT same hour and place. BY order Of
je37d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
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A ucTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

On MONDAY. July THE SECOND as HALF-rAsT
THiFb, isss. + HAiF;Sis1TP sExEE ocI;o6k :.
M. viii sen at the establishment No. 1885 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue between 18th and 18th streets northwest
an Pledges forfeited y non-redemption Ct this date
monds. Jewelry, Guns Revolvers Opera Glasses. La
dies and Cent? Clothing, Books Albums, Umbrellas.
Parties holding tickets on which time expires win
please take notice.
E. HEIDENHEIMER, Broker.
M. FOLEY. Auctioneer. je29-3t
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READJUsTBR CONFERENCE IN RICHMOND. A
meeting OF coalition county chairmen and other
prominent members OF that party was held In
Richmond last night Among those In the city
are Senators Malone and Riddleberger, Congress-
man B. II. Hooper, OF Petersburg district; ex-
Speaker OF House OF Delegates l. c. Fowler, and
many others. This meeting was summoned by
Malone. The object was to hear the views OF ali
present concerning the outlook for the success OF
their party in their respective localities In the ap-
preaching election.
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VALLEY STREET. GEOR3ECQXN. d. @.

ON VALLEY STREET. GEORGETOWN. D. G.
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the a
10th day Of November. 1881. and duly recorded in "a:
Of the District Of Columbia and BY direction Of the
party secured thereby the undersigned Trustees will
st SIX O'CLOCK in front Of tie premises. ne follow
Ing described property, VIZ All that part # lot num-
bered three n the subdivision Of part Of Lees Hill
Henry ys71 Brewer srryeyos On the sixth day
OF the District of Columbia, said lot being situate in
GEORGETOWN, in said District and described foows
Beginning for the at point the west side of
Valley street distant feet from the
northeast corner OF eaid lot and running southerly
along the west side of Valley street twenty feet
then westerly and parallel with Brown Scott street
one hundred feet then northery feet then
eastery one hundred feet to the place Of beginning
together with the improvements which consist Of two
story frame dwelling.
Terms third cash: the residue In two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months. with notes bearing
interest at SIX per cent per annum until paid, and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold. All
conyeyancing and recording at the cost Of the Pur.
chaser deposit Of 800 viii be required at the time
Of SALE terms Of sale not compiled with within
five days after day Of sale the property win be resod ct
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
je2s-d&ds LEVIN 5. FREY. Trustees
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A CITY PosrMAsTER APP0uNrIn.
M. Fraak =. Csnger selected Ger ~

The President this afternoon appointed FRANK
D. conger TO Be postmaster at Washington.
Mr. conger. the new postmaster, N Q son
OF Senator o. d. Conger, OF Michigan.
He is gentleman about 30 years Of age. ana has
resided In this city for several years He is Q
son-in-law Of Mt. & p. Brown, or Nj Pleasant.
He has been connected with q number OF pri-
vate business enterprises In this city, and was
FOR some time q director OF the telephone COM
pany. Three years ago he became
treasurer and business manager OF the
NATIONAL Republican publishing company, and
held that once until he was appointed assistant
postmaster by Mr. +. L Tuliock last November
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General Foreign News by Cable.

CARDINAL JACOBINIS NOTE TO PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 29.-The chief proposal contained
In the last note OF Cardinal JacObini to Prussia is
that the Vatican will recognize the duty OF noti.
Tying the Prussian government OF clerical appoint.
mentS on condition that Prussia declares the exer.
ton and the training OF priests free from all re-
strlcti0ns. The note emphasizes the desire OF the
vatican TO continue the negotiations notwith.
standing PruSSia's violation OF diplomatic usage
by passing the church bill while negotiations were
pending,
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RIVER TRADE-Harbormaste Sutton reports ar.
rivals at the river front as follows: Schr. VIM I.
Walker, Nicholson, 93s tons ice Great Falls Ice
company; schr. ChaS l. Jef1ries, Bassett, 400 tons
Ice Rich 4 Co: schr. Adde Ryson, Snow, Loo. 600
laths city Dealers schr. ThOs. Ellis, White, 80 tons
coal Clark Given: schr. Clara Walker, III tons
coal same; schr. Walter W. Pharo Treadmorc, 4l2
tons coal city dealers; schr. Caroline Todd, 1877
tons coal Geo Bogus; barge Parke Agnew, Shaw,
11S tons. coal Inland Coasting Co. barge r. g.
Grant, Madden, Ill tons coal Potomac Steamboat
company; schr l. 4 Williams, Adams, 1900 feet
lumber z 4 jackson Co,
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Telegrapllic Briefs.

The sale Of imported jersey cattle was contin-
ued IN New York to-day. when much better prices
were obtained than at yesterdays sale. The
prices to-day ranged from $500 to $575
The directors OF the Postal Telegraph company
IN New YORK this afternoon elected Joel b. Err
hardt president OF the company
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RRICK BUILDINGS AT AUCTION-NOs. 400 AND
II AL SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Oh, On M0NDAY, JULY SECOND. at TWELvEfs
ises the old material. exclusive Of party wa s con @
tanned in buildings Nos 400 and All 7th street
west. All material to be removed before July 10TH
1883. By order of owner.
Terms Cash, DUNCANSON Bros,
je28-3t Auctioneers
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

i LISHMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
", we have YEA alysys on hand ATTACHMENTS. PARTS
ana NEEDLES Tor any machine made: Also. =
complete stock Of st.claes SEWING MACHINES.
pLEATIN9 BOARDS. TRACING WHEELS andevery.
msShines Or Repairing Is the most
Of sewing machines at notice and lowest prices
Al work warranted Good machines for rent. The New
Hartford Sewing Machine the hehtest running and best
machine ever made. Call and see It. Orders BY mail
promptly attended to at OPPENHEIMER'S,
Reliable SEWING Machine and Fashion Rooms.
t2S 9Th street. St Cloud BUILDING.
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OUTLAWS IN ARKANsAs--0ov. Berry, OF Ar.
kansas. has issued a proclamation calling on the
sherins and other peace officers, and all good cit
zens OF the counties OF Garland, Yell and Mont
gomefy, to use every effort to hunt down the des-
peradOes who infest those counties. Last Sunday
party OF outlaws took possession OF a church
and compelled the preacher to read a notice warn.
ing certain officers and citizens TO leave the county
y suffer death.
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A Desperate Kills his CaptOrs and
EscaDeS,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June s9.-At Blonde city, Kasper
county, Mo-, yesterday, Lane Britton was arrested
on charge OF murder committed some time ago
IN Newton. After his arrest Brftton was permitted
to go into his house to get his coat He
with revolver and opened fire his captors, in
stantly killing one OF them. Constable A. N. Davis
then mounted horse and fed. A large party Of
citizens Is In pursuit, but Britton has probably
capped into the Indian territory. He is desperate
man, and has once before been tried for murder.
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MARRIED.

BENET-ROSE. In Philadelphia. on the evening d
25th june 1881 It the residence Of her
con Stevens, Bishop Of Penny wanna. FRANCIS
NELL ROSE and Lieut. JAMES WALKER BENETs
9Th artillery. u. 8. Army.
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je28-d&di
ANSON Bros, Auctioneers.

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
Ne liz TS sTk ~ h0ETF%EsT G9ISIST
MAsHsTANPs, CAMP cAkIks 4 =: TAB1Es.
TI I. PIII0Ws R0IsI Frs. BEDDINa
PETS. RUGS; ChOCKERY AND GLASSWARE;
MoNpY S69 sd dG AUcT1 THH
O'CLOCK We win sell, at the above named residence.
enumerated above to which the attention Of buyers
called. 1et8-3t
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctoneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
S MEET AZ AyEsVE ANR II STREET NORTH
On MONDAY, JULY SECOND, at SIX O'CLOCK p
M. We shall sell. in front of the premises Lot g. in
This sale affords opportunity parties wishing to
purchase one Of the finest and most elgibly located
building lots in the city of Washington Ashfords alb
stsact furnished.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day of
sale. secured by deed Of trust property sold. All
day Of sale Wv " w.
je27-dGds WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
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BUILDING PERMITS


NEW YORK, June 29-The number OF failuree
throughout the entire country for the first half OF
the year ending to-day as reported by r. q. Dun
Co. Is 4,67, against 1897 during the same period
In 1885,, and 862 In 1884, The total amount OF la
bties for the first half OF 1888 Is sec 600 600: for
the same period in 1859 Il was $50 600 000 and In
1881 $40 OO0OO0
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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

TINHOMAS DOWLlNG, Auctioneer.
BLACK PONY, THIRTY,SEyEN INCHES HIGH.
WITH CART AND HARNESS COMPLETE, PER-
FECTLY GENTLE, AND Is ONLY SOLD BE-
cause THE OWNER Is LEAVING THE CITY.
WIN b. sold SATURDAY. STo-morrow). JUNE
aucfion rv,nyna
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Travel To EUROPE.

SUMMER SERVICE.
Sailing from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every sATUR-
Sailing from BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every a.
ternate MONDAY,
Via QUEENSTOWN.)
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE.
ONLY FIVE DAYS FkOM LAND TO LAND.
Extra Weekly Ships from
GALWAY. LIMERICK, LONDONDERRY and 9I.AS.
Cow direct
Only DIRECT LINE from GALWAY and LIMERICK.
Accommodations UneQualled.
Cabin $40 and $50. intermediate $40 Prepaid Steerage
sal.
For information. &C., apply to
LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents
2O' Broadway, New York.
g. W. MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania avenue;
JAS BELLEW, I'll 7th street;
Or, MRS. d. A. BROSNAN. 612 9th street.
mis- Agents in Washington, DO.
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FIRST LIEUT. JOHN P. STORY, 9TH artillery, acting
| certain public property at Fort Myer, Virginia.
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BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, June 29-In battle Be.
tween revolutionists and soldiers at Seco, In Que
ritO. seven insurgents have been killed and eleven
wounded. Sancetaro has been burned Every
store and nearly all the dwellings are gone.
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-A small boy named Edgar
kimbal about 10 O'Clock this morning got into q
dimculty with q colored boy named Charles
Stewart, In East Washington, and cut him on the
arm with knife, infllcting painful wound.
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STEAMERS.

NURTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN sTEAMsBIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRR
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
NfSDA1 AND SAT- URDA1 from Bremen pier, foot
OF Sd street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New
York TO Havre, London. Southampton and Bremen.
hrst cabin 800; second cabin. SEQ steeraga $50
paid stserage certitcates S22 For freight
apply to OEIkICIIS & Co., Bowling Green New
York: w. g. METZEROTT K Co, US Pennsyiyanis
avenue northwest. Agents for Washington. jal2
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COMMANDER EASTMAN RETIRED. Commander
ThoS Il. Eastman was to-day placed upon the re-
tired list OF the navy by direction OF the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-29

the port physician has examined $3.50 assisted
emigrantS. Many OF them are too feeble by reason
must be aided BY private and public charities.
Most OF them are without any baggage and are
6canttly clothed.