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NAMES OF THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS FOR ADMIs-
SION TO THE NORMAL SCHOOL
The first annual commencement OF the Wash
fngton high school was held to-day In the hall of
the high school, and the program printed In yes
terday's STAR was carried out. Seated on the
platform were Commissioner West, Gen. Ayres,
USA.. Gen. Eaton, Supernte ndent Wilson, f. A.
Paul, the principal, and Miss Dame. the assistant
principal. Tue diplomas were awarded by Com
missioner West to the graduates. whose names
were printed in yesterdays STAR The following
were announced the names OF the successful ca n,
didates for admission to the normal school !:
Hanna A: Brecht. LYDIA Dalton, Olivia D. East
wood, Wtlhemina c. Hartman, NJ Cornela Hill
ton, Maggie NJ. Hines, Mary c. Kelly, Helen g.
Nichols, Leila r. NoWlin. Sarah E. smons, Susan
e. Slpe, Fannie E. Towner, Laincha Book, Ella NJ
Estella C. Drane, Eliza C. Fahfcett, Jennie Hodges,
May jenkins, Ida L. Myers, Margaret Mould, Beu.
Ian f. Parsons, Lena Silver, Clara Willenbucher.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
f5vUOatAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
SALE OF BOOKS
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE ELEVENTH..
AID FOLLOWING VENINGS.
EXECUTORS SALE, BY CATALOGUE.
LIBRARY OF THE LATE ELIAB KINGAIAN
TOGETHER
THREE GOLD WATCHES.
By ORDER OF KINGMAN AND BOICE, EXECU
TORS;
BOOKS BELONGING TO OTHER OWNERS,
EMBRACING
SOME GERMAN AID FRENCH BOOKS.
TO Be SOLD All MY
AUCTION ROOFS, 3. W. COhNER PENNSYLvA-
MA AVi-NUk AND ELEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC,
MONDAY EyENItG, yUSE ELENENTH. 1888.
AND FOLLOWING Evenings, COMMENCING At
SEVEN O'CLOCK.
jei-7t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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r. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer,
ie7-d&ds 10Th and + streets northwest

sA dT 9F FEY XAtVAgLE ,
IMEEN y sTKEET AND kHopE isL j. b AVE- f:
Ay BSgE RRsIIkfa .bj 5FEEEfs
A CHANCE FOB Goob iSHEsTMEA II! o
the aS Of Of Of as os the
first l2lsD day Of December, 1852. in Equity causc
JUNE 4a afins & hs s sss
asS ~ rst se III 81 and
& Glty Of sSs ..S asisSSn
6 and eight (s which the court by its order passed in
said cause has authorized trustees TO make. and
sfes six snd
inches Fourteenth G4} street ali Of sad sub.
divisional lots to be bounded by the neof the
SIX i6 made BY parallel lines At right angles with
Fourteenth street; lot eight 90 fronting on Rhode
length and fronting on Rhode Island avenue the one
bounding on the alley TO be lventysix (26) fest wide
By this sub We N ST. p fess os to-
sale each OF which Is an eligible site for building pur
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree Of tho
court are One third cash, and the residue in one aud
two years from day Of SALE with interest from day Of
peynens Of any purchase money to be secured by
withholding deed or by taking mortgage or deed Of
ents are 70 30 raid out OF proceeds Of sae these
terms Of sale be not complied with within six 60 days
purchsser deposit Of two hundred dollars esaS5 on
each lot viii be required by Trustees on acceptance Of
postpone the sale from day to day in case ali the prop
erfy be not sold on the day advertised All convey
william Fl i. A EbMonxs;roS Trustees.
r,,oS p waco ofices. 40 9Th street northwest
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The One In q Family Clause:

UhCISION UF TIKI ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Attorney General has rendered an opinion
That the question as to what constitutes the ap-
pointment Of more than one member Of a family
IN government service, does not come within the
Jurisdiction OF the civil service commission but
must De decided by the appointing officer at the
time OF the appointment
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General Foreign News by Cable.

LONDON, June 12.-In the house Of commons this
afternoon Mr.. Trevelyan, chief secretary for Ire
land, stated that the body of Jury, the Dublin
hOtel-keeper, whose death 1t was reported was
caused by poison, administered by invincibles,
had been exhumed, and that no trace OF poison
had been discovered
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lDl Egs

CARTER. Monday June H. 1888 at 80 O'Clock
p m VIRGINIA, daugh ter of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Carter
Funeral from the Church of the Ascension, WedDes-
day, June 49, at 4 O'Clock p. m.
HELLYER. Tuesday morning. June H. 1885, at z
O'Clock, CHARLES HELLYER. in his sixty third year
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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T T. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Auotoneer.

j + co1D"EII' heal Es'a'e An0n0neer'
fRgSTEEs' SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE uF STREET.
bETMEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
BY Virtue Of deed Of trust dated July oath. A. ~
81 ~. asts duly recorded in lber NO 9ls folio 405Y
and ct the request OF the holder Of the note
ON WEpNishmHoHe sqcos in front Fl hs prsSHadsss
h,ALH.-rAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
n sGai esiaea situate in the city at Washiagton
e s nnmDered (SS In the subdivision
{S09j. aee hnn0Eeo ana e's"ss MUS
tvesys ana one, cash. and tie balsnoe IL six
sf n 1o sn1un sscured b dssd Of trust OF al cash
sale. snd Al Sl00 depoat a4 tho time 81
cos@ 1dm1 az g ~ Hc39Rfsd With IN ssvsn dayD.
is7-eoa JOIN so7 x 81 B A1ssk 1zasssa.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

OH e s nFfKaAnE
eEoke ET6WA B. 1S e. " ANp WfTa1N 6Ef
E9Yhss Sf A IHS NF Is hREES
=, BY virtue Of the powers and authority to me saS
tesamsnt Of timothy saisa H., late late G Of s ana
ees # n eser V VIM r and s. IN
Executor will offer for sale public auc-
1E1Et hS o Gp 1883 It. T slK
O'CLOCK p A., the following. described real estate OF
e s in ars Rsfs q x Riss to
Whole Of o IN the Dtrc Of and being the
parts Of lots numbered one hundred and eleven did
ground at the end q NINETY feet and inches
vet line e Insan street with tae north line Of
s py and s With # se a
IN ne OF second street feet and three inches
H on 1GaaTsd ft fss to back Of said
feet !o to the east Iine Of said lot thence running
hundred and twenty ty' tNo 1 iaa
thirty 600 feet TO the north line Of said lot numbered
eastery win said north line twenty one feet and three
nses 2 thence in straight line souhsry to the
Houses numbered spestively ss1 and ssIs and one
1so @ Of the lot o. Of proand
hundred and thirteen qi3' In Threked's addition to
ana rum back # that width hundred and fty
tl3c 1ee the being the westernmOst twenty GOD
fee front OF said lot. improved by two-story Frame
Dwelling House, numbered 1923.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
CASH tine residue in two equal nstalments payable
sIecttvely in six and twelve months and secured by
Tie notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from the
Gay OF sale at the rate Of six cent per annuln.
sod OF all cash. ut the option of the purchaser. de-
POST 81 100 VIII be required at the time of sale
lot sold If the terms not complied with in ten days
after the day of sale the Executor the right
resell the property, after five days public notice. the
r1sk and cost OF the purchaser in default All convey
ancine at the cost Of the purchaser.
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From the evidence in the case he had been
struck with the freedom with which these contrac.
tors have made these affidavits When q man
knows that by changing few words I'm an affida.
Wit he can put $4,000 $50 900 year In his pocket
the temptation was too strong for most men. |,
was noticeable how meager the force employed on
the present schedule was 1t was wonderful how
astute man grew when conurivlng for his own In
tereSt. He showed how, by very slight change
The contractor could Increase his compensation
several hundred per cent He thought IL was q
matter that should have been watched with great
vigilance.
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Trial Of the Alleged Dynamite Con.
SptrafOrs.

fhEOACIlONS To GUARD AGAINST
LONDON, June 12-The trial OF the men con-
cerned In the dynamite conspiracy, who are
charged with treason-felony, was resumed this
morning. The steward Of the steamship Parthea
on which DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher and
Ausburgh sailed from New York In March last was
placed on the stand and cross-tXamined by Aus
burgh, who elected from the witness that no more
connection apparently existed between him (Aus-
Durgh) and either OF the Gallaghers than existed
between him and the other passengers Precau-
tlonary measures on an elaborate scale are being
taken 70 prevent rescue OF the prisoners while
they are being conveyed to and from the court.
twelve mounted policemen, with drawn swords
surrounded the van containing the prisoners,
and policemen armed with revolvers ride inside
the wagon. The streets through which the van
passes are also cleared to allow the rapid passage
OF the vehicle The boy employed in WhItehead's
SHOP at Birmingham, on being called to the wit
ness table refused to swear that Wilson was one
OF the men who had visited his employer. Some
servants at hotel in Birmingham and other wit
n mes from there, however, swear that they saw
Wilson leaving the town with trunk which was
notlceably heavy After the policemen who were
concerned In the arrest OF the prisoners had given
formal evidence the court ad journed.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL,
Il ESTATE ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE. HOUSE

Under and by virtue of certain deed Of trust ~,
land Ian reGords Of the District Of Columbia Liber No
by Will sell at public auton: in front of tle premises.
on daUEHDA9. the NINETEENTH DAY OF JUNE,
subdivision OF SQUARE No IG4 said
corded IN the Surveyors office Of said District in ber
consisting Of double two-story ana basement with
mansard roof, Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in one and
two years with interest six per cent for which the
trust E5 Of the premises soil win be required deposit
Of sale must be compiled with within ten DAYS or the
property viii be reso1d at the Of the pur
chaser. ANDREW G. BRADLEY, Trustee
VIM. p YOUNG.
Real Estate Auctioneer. je9-d&ds
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TcleKraphfc Briefs,

The helpers at the Penn iron works, Lancaster,
Pa, struck to-day for higher wages The strike
compels the puddle mill to shut down.
George F. Pearson, 80 years old and wife, Nellie.
were arrested this forenoon in Boston, charged
with blackmatl
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Wall Street To.dax

ANOTHER ADVANCE IN THE GENERAL STOCK LIST.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The Posts financial artf-
Gle says: There was more confident tone to the
stock market this forenoon than during the same
hours yesterday, and prices advanced Il to Y for
the general list.
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6tHANCERY SALE PROPERTY No
~ aS1 STREET NORTHWEST. IN WASHING

(tHANCEKY SALE OFVALUABLE PROPERTY No.
~ aS1 STREET NORTHWEST. IN WASHING
TON CITY. DC.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court Of the Dist
trict OF Columbia, in general term equity cause 5
No. s. $780, Jackson Vs. Blackwood ct al, we viii :a
eel! AZ pubic anet1n IN front Of the premises on
Y0L o.cK; NJ. Lot Numbered 40. Of Augustus
square numbered 513, In Washington City D. C.. Inn
proved by three-story brick dwelling with pressed
brick front and two-story back building, being house
No. AIT d. street northwest.
Terms; One-fourth cash and residue in sx. twelve
and eighteen months from day OF SALE notes being
given therefor with interest q al cash at the option Of
post Of S1e0 required at SALE and I'll conyeyancng ct
the purchasers cost. --
472 La. Ave. r.
JOB. BARNARD, trustees.
40 9Th street a. ".
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. te2eo&ds
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1NUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT on SEVENTH STREET.
BLTWEEN g AND STREETS SOUTHEAST,
Auction

DWELLING AND LOT on SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN G AND STREETS SOUTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in<ss,
Llber No I024 folio 4S4. ct seq. of the land sj
recor is for tn District # Columbia, and at the s4
written request of the party secured, will SELL at
public auction. on TUESDAY, NINETEENTH DAY
OF JUNE, A. d. 1888, ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
No.. in front of the premises all that certain piece or
parcel o! land anu premises. situate and teng in the
city Of Washington District Of Columbia and known
and as that part of original lot numbered
three tsS, in square numbered eight hundred
and seventy (SlI, contained in the following
mates and bounds. VIZ BeginninS for the same at
ls feet and two CD inches north Of the southeast
said street fifteen Q5 feet and two (> inches thence
west one hundred and ten 10) feet the line of
said lot; thence south fifteen 5) feet two CD inches and
thence east hundred and ten 10l feet the place
OF beginning together with the buildings rights ease
ments, privileges. and aprurtenances to the be-
longing. or in any wise thereto appertaining.
Terms: One,third cash; balance in and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust pre-
posit Of SOD required at time Of sale
seven days otherwise resale at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after five days public notice of such
sale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. G..
es7-dads TH Is 19 4. ScsannNiiAN.S Trustees.
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IOHN SHERMAN CO..
e Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
927 + street northwest.

927 street northwest
MAD SON STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
SIXTEENTH AND 8 .VENTEENTH STREETS.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of4S3
the Dis.sic Of Columbia, passed May q. 1888 NEW
cause No. 81 $751; Equity docket %. I win sell att
IEENII. 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P, NJ. in front Of
the premises, sublot ,5 square l8O in Hashfnoton
city The din ensons of said lot twenty feet four
inches front by depth Of ninety SIX inches TO
an alley.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance In equal pay
ments at one and two years. with interest an cash at
the option OF the purchaser. Deferred PAYMENTS to ne
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold All
yeyaneg and recording at purchasers cost Seventy
ive dollars must be pal day OF sale II terms are
not compiled with in eight days, the Trustee win re-
purchaser; THOMAS W. FOWLER. Trustee
w. u oMl1h N, naiesmaI jeT-6t
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BosroN, June l2-George =. Pearson, thirty
years old and wife Nellie were arrested this fore
noon, charged with blackmatl 1t 10 alleged that
the parties sometimes pursued uniform scheme
OF blackmatllng, the woman being used 70 ensnare
the husband appeared at the critical moment 70
exact large sums Of money % the price OF
the damage 70 the presumed dignity g husoand.
various cities II Is believed they secured large
amount OF money by their opefationA Owing 70
pair may escape tie full measure q punishment
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r o. HOFFMAN Real M Estate Aucdonser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET. NEAR FIJI

, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofEs.,
February. 1888, in Equity cause No. g. os4 wherein ka
the Citizens National Bank of Washington city is
plaintiff and Charles f. Tanning and others are defend
ants shall sell to the highest bidder. In front OF the
premises, at FIVE 0'CI.OCKP p: NJ. on WEDNESDAY,
-: in William H. Birchs subdivision Of Lot mum
bered three 60, In square No. 22T, said lot having
front OF ID 10 feet street northwest and depth Of
95 feet and three inches and is improved by comfort
rooms.
Terms of sale: Onethir cash 800 at time Of SALE
and the remainder In two equal installmats PAYABLE
respectively in nine and eighteen months from day Of
on the prems sold If the terms not COM
Piled with in ten days from thu day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the detaung purchaser All convey ancing to
be at the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN G. HEALD, Trustee
No. sol street northwest
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NEwBURGH, N. Y. June 12-The Rev. Dr. VIM
T. Sprole. Presbyterian minister, died In Detroit
In Baltimore, and was chaplain Of the military
academy at West Point from 1S47 to 1856, and has
6een pastor OF churches In Philadelphia, Carlisle,
Durgh. NY.
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"HOS. j. FISHER h co,

PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT AND I'M
PROPONENTS ON ELEVENTH STREET EAST
BEIWEEN M AND STREETS SOUTH, NEAR
THE ANACOSTIA BRIBGE.
rg On ITEHGRspA AVA AFThRE03N. JUNE FouR-HA
prem SEES. shall sell Lot 8. in square OOO front
Ing feet inches on llth street east between and
streets, with depth of lit feet inches to % feet
with the buildings thereon.
Terms third in cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest secured by deed of trust
Jeo-d&ds THOS. J. FISHER CO., Aucts.
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In Aa1 80 -

pECEIVER'S SALE OF HOUSES Nos. 8O6 AND sos
HI THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theAS
1879 in Equitt cause No. 6O.7 shall offer for A:a
s IMf NV on the premises. on IHURsDAY JUNE
the property designated as Nos. SO6 and 8O8 Third
street southeast being Sub Lot 40 and A. in square
1871, with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash the remainder in
interest at per cent. FER annum and secured by a
men upon the property sold or all cash. at pprchases
terms Of sale are no. complied with in ten days after
sale ne undersigned reserves The right to resell
one weeks notice at the risk and cost Of the defautng
purchaser JAS. G. PAYNE RECEIVER
OONCANSON BROS.. AuCtiOQeara. -d&da
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A Bank Cashier,s Convictlon Rcversed.

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. June 12-In the case OF
the people against Alex. Barlow. late cashier OF
the Fishkill national bank, indicted for embezzle-
ment In apprOpriating the funds OF the bank,
Judge Brown at the circuit court to-day, directed
verdict OF acquittal. The defendant was con-
vlcted before Justice Barnard four years ago, and
sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The
court OF appeals reversed the conviction and Or
dered new trial.
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rver rsss ~er.r1tfes horoht and on commits
s.on 81 ssn FRANCISCO. Ba'tmore. Philadelphia, New
1erk. leson and Washington Orders executed on thu
New forA Stock Exchange at of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston, through which orders arc executed on the
stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INaTA-sTLY erect iroi1 the .aew York Stock
E1cha-@e. nj
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to John p Corn
postmaster at Cornsville, Va, and James A
Clark, Classic Shore, Va.
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A UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
"A !RREE-STORY AND BACK BUILDING, NO.
$40 Nj STREET SOUTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH, 1883. g.,
at at fiv 7 II, O'CLOCK NJ. shall sell Eli
2lxI5. with side alley.
Terms easy, and will be made known at SALE
Je.-t.!. satGtt-Jt j. u. GOODWILL. Auct.
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MI. lngerSoll, when the court recOnvened, called
attention to the first prayer OF the defense. Judge
Wylie said he could not grant the prayer that IL the
jury could account for the facts and clrcumstan-
ces or any hypothesis they should find a verdict
hypothesis, growing naturally out OF the evidence.
Judge Wylie proceeded to discuss other matters
arising In the prayers OF the defense.
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ENNE BUILDING LOT 81 IG-12 FEET FRONT ON
Il X STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STRlEIS NORrHNE
On TUE. DAY AFTERNOON, IUNFSRS
TNELF1H, AT FIVE HIRTY O'CLOCK, we$~5&
will sell. in front of the I,rem' SEES. -
LOT 8. SQUARES
his lot Is ran diy advanc i'll value, and now has
an Old Frrme Dwelling on it,
erlns .ine quarter cash; balance in one, two and
thre years. notes to bear six interest payable
notes 10 be secured by deed Of trust or
al casa ct ophoa Of purchaser. deposit of 800
CURED st SALE Conveyanciny, &C., at purchasers
cost terms To he compiled with in ten DAYS otherwise,
the right reserved to resell at risk and cost Default
iH Purchaser. after giving five DAYS rubc notice of
such rrsaie IL newspaper published in Washing
ton, %. C. 7
te7-G&is DUECANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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FENRUsTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
l. FARM OF F1FTY-FIYE ACRES. NEAR FALLS
CHURCH i;: FAIRFAX CO.. VA; WILL MAX. A
BUILDING LOTS.
virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber b.
No toto 344 one of tie land records Of the county
Of Fsirfax Va, viii sell at public euction upon the
PREMISES on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRSr L,
iEacs Of land knoyn a. part Of the old Benz. Kock
perehes less together with all the Improve
nents ways. rights and privileges TO the same belong
ing
Terms: Cash; All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
deposit Of 800 required sale. Terms to be COM
Piled with in days. otherwise resale at rick and
cost of defaultns purchaser. after i've days pubic
notice Of such resale IL The Evening STAR published In
Washington, u. G.
z. r. HAIGHT, Trustee.
June z. 1888. je2- l5te
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r. NJ. SAUNDERS BRO.
IL. Real Estate Agents.

LIE Heal Estate Agents.
A GOOD INVESTMENT OFFERED IN LOTS EAST
OF THE CAPITOL AND WEST OF ELEVENTH
STREET EAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH 1888 44R
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, 1 shaliTH6$
sell In front OF the prem original Lots and 7.
IN square 9l9 fronting 100 feet 9Th street. between
East Capitol and northeast.
And at SIX O'CLOCK SAME DAY original T ots IA
a. 10 and IT, In square 1884, the same being on 18th
ing Lots. A
Terms: One third cash: balance in six, twelve and
eighteen mouths with interest at six een-an
nual secured on property sod. deposit of S25 on
each Lot sold. COnveyancinx at cost of purchasers
leJ-4t j. " COLD XEII.
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DKsERrED.-Robert ]. Cook and Sergeant Chas.
Bolton, two enlisted men selected BY Lieut. Cor
ringe for the Greeley relief expedition, have de-
serted. after receiving SIX months pay in advance
Strong efforts are being made to capture them.