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SPECIALTIES.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
lNl LIFE. A1business confidential Ladies and Gsu-
tenen 30 cents each <Oo street. between Attn and
9th streets Northwest teI4-2ws
NE. ROBERT SON, SPECIALIST AND CONF
bdental consulting Ply sicisn 20 years experiences
Can ee Consulted enestlay and Saturday from TO
I'm, at $50 street northwest. main cfice. 80 n.
Liberty street. Baltimore. spl9- am
ATES IL A INCH MAGNETIC HEALER
w and BusiDezs Medium, has removed to l72A 7th
street northwest where she viii be pleased meet her
many friends and customers. flT-4m-
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rARaKr-sHooTTse m TIE crrY.
Local NOfeel.

The funeral OF Frank Dalton, who died yester-
day. In his fortyeighth year, wifi take place at
O'Clock Tomorrow from @. A r. hall. corner OF 7th
and streets northwest Mr.. Dalton was men,
Der OF Lincoln Post No g.
Miss Eta Vinton Davis, the young colored
woman who has been studying for the stage for
some months, and recently made her debut here,
will leave on July 1st for Boston, having been en-
land states.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY. ........June -, 1883.
I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglanS to The star.


The Richmond Dueling Party.
THE MEETING EXPECTED TO TAKE PLACE THIS Az.
TERNOoN OR To- MORROW.
RIcHMoND, VA, June 2A-Nothing has been heard
up to this hour 80 p n.y. from the dueling party
The excitement over the affair and anxiety to
learn the result is undated Some delay occurred
In making arrangements. hence It is believed no
meeting took place this morning, but that it viii
either take place this afternoon or early to-mor-
row morning. Both parties with seconds and sur
geons, are away from Richmond, but their where
aboutS Is not known.
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Terrible Explosion i'm Chicago

SOUTH CHICAGO. ILL, June GA terrible explo
sion occurred this morning at blast furnace No s
In the North Chicago rolling mills. Thirty-flv
tons OF molten iron were scattered in every direc
ton. Two men were horribly burned. and vii
die. Fifteen men were more or less Severel,
burned The accident is believed to have beef
caused by defective flue In the steam blast
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jttd0e Macarthur.
To-day, Loughran agt Mulloy: verd ct for plain
tin, 1888. 30. Cullnane agt. Bumenberg; motion
to file plea OF statute OF limitations overruled and
Juror withdrawn, with leave TO amend. stone agt.
Burche; On trial
CRIMINAL CoURr-.JzdQe While.
To-day, Cnas. J. Bauer, assault (appeaD; not
guilty. Jacob Levi and Simon Levi, assault (do);
do. Americas Murray, bawdy house {appeal, was
found guilty, and sentenced to pay q fine OF $l0(
and costs or three months in Jail In the Police
Court the sentence was $50 fine or 60 days In Jail
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AUCTION SALES.
TD-yppRROW.
VI. sEEMUELLER & co. Baltimore.

WIN. sEEMUELLER & CO. Baltimore.
GREAT AUCTION SALE IN BALTIMORE
0ESSRS. WV. SEEMUELLEk & co. ANSIITN CE
AN IMlORIA%T SALE OF FURNITURE AND
HOUS: HOLD EFFECTS. DANCED DY JUF
RECENT FIRE, o TAKE PLACE al THE
SAREkOOMs. II SOUTH CHARLES STRItT
BALfIMOhE. On SATURDAY MORNING. UNE
TWENTY THIRD, COMMENCING AT Hal +
PAST NINE O'CLOCK " $1,000
OVER SO. 100 WORTH OF yaIUApIF FIrpSr
TfE: PIER AND MASTEL MIRRORS, FINE
VI fAINIISGS AND tNGIkAVING>;. FIVE
HANDS. PARIOR, CHAMBER. LIBRARY AND
DINING ROOM FURNIIUKt. OF EVEhY DE-
SCRIP ION.
ter. ~ ' ~ w"
Fer farther particulars adv ertisement in Palt
more Sun
WB. sEEMUELLER & CO., Auctioncers
t2l-& Baltimore.
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Mama

RANGE OF THE 1HERMoNETER-The followfnR
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
onicer to-day: z am. T03; IL An, SIG; pm. 81
Maximum, $40; minimum 6Sa
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- ECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
= highest cash prices paid. ALSO. Watchea Jevoir1
Gune Ptsfols &C. Cal o. sddruni HER1OA 90 ~
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No Quorum at COncord

CONCORD, N. H., June ga vote in Joint con-
vention for U. s. Senator to-day resulted: Whole
number So: James w. Patterson /, Mason w.
Tappen ], Charles Fl. Bartlett 1, James Briggs g.
Aaron E. Stevens g. Gilman Marstcn 4, Harry
Bingham IA, Edward b. Rollins q There being
no quorum present there no choice.
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A Steamer Lost.

HALIFAX, June 22-The steamer Averill, from
Barrow-in-Furnes for Montreal, with cargo OF
rails, stranded last night during O thick fog, at
Green Cove and is reported TO be total loss. The
crew were all saved
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ITCHING PILES.
kNY.

= 81 MPIOMS AND CURE
The symptoms moisture, Ike perspiration. in.
tense ienlnx increased by scratching very distress
1nE. Pa s!cua-iy ~ night IL WORMS were
craving in and about the tie private parts are
sometimes affected II allowed IN Continue very seri-
GUS results may follow. ''SWAYNE'S OINTMENT"
e peasant surs cure Also for Iettsr Itch. Salt
all scaly. crusty skin Diseases. sent by mail for "a
cents; boxes, 81. Is Gin stamps) ADDRESS DIR
8ists. mQ.w m
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lLERK'S OFFICE OF THE SUPREME COTTRT on
" THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

certify that Dorsey E. ". Carter has died In
the supr me Court OF the District of Columbia pef-
ton pray InZ that he may have his of Dorsey il
W. Carte ehsnxed 20 Dorsey E W. Towson alleging
as hss reasons for Ming the same that Dorsey T. W
IcSson y bis real and proper which Changed
during bis minority and he desires resume the ma me
Of his ancestors
Witness hand and the seal Of said court this alst
day Of May. 1883.
r. ]. MRIGS. Clerk
te15-f3s By n. A. CLANCY Assistant Clnrf
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NEEDS LOOKING AFTER-A break in the sewer
at and Potomac streets has been allowed to 60
unmended for some weeks past.
SHIPPING NEwS.-Arr1ved-ScnraO O. d. Witheral,
Garfeld, Alexandria; Clara E. Simpson, SWEET,
Washington. Cleared-Schrs. Normandy, Percy,
Boston: Mabel Philips, Gardner. Providence; W..
+. Parker, Racket, Newbury port: Cordelia New
kirk, Huntley, Bridgeport; Clara E Simpson,
SWEET, Portsmouth.
CONDITION OF THE WATER--Great Falls slightly
turbtd; receiving and distributing reservoirs
clear.
GRAIN SALEs-2.2O0 bushels wheat sold at 81. II
to 81 2X; 400 bushels corn at Gee.
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NIARRlEI

UPsHUR-WRIGHT. On Friday, June l5th 1884,
JULIA L. WRIGHT.
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PROPOSALS FOR COOKED RArIoNs.

RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS Us. Army,
A2io ST. L. W., NAsHINGTOS D. C.. June &C. 1888.
Sealed Proposals i'll trlpiicIte suject the usual
conditions HIl he received at this Office TWFiV
OCLDth NOON. JUNE WtNFX-iEtHD, 1893, at
which time and Place they viii lie orared II presence of
bidders for furnishing Cooked il t. the tin
party and rCruts at this rendezvous during the scal
year erdia- June 3,th 1884 Three substantial
daily and due proportion of and candles cOnsti-
tue rat he ra.ions must be furnished ace
convenient to the rendezvous.
The government the right reject any or all
proposals.. -
this Office
Envelopes containing proposals. should be Marked
proposals for Cook Ration " and address d
=. Nj WHIISIDE, Cartai 9th cav.
sel9-4t Recruiting Officer.
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DKOFo AIS FOR MATERIAL.

OFFICE OF THE bic PRIsTER,
NAsH1SGrON, jane -, 1888.
PROPOSES for 1rsteria' for modelling i,ui..iine
ct she Government Printing flee will he rec, ived at
this Office until TN O'CLOCK a. NJ. JULY EIVr,
1888
Schedules and information furnished upon application
10 = T. EDt Nd,
te22. 27&3)3t Public Printer, Washington. n. g.
IMPAIRMENT OF III INTEEIOE.
H WASHINGTON. June 20. 1898.
Sealed Irorosas to furB-i the department TIE IN
terror suc1 Miscellaneous Supplies he required
Cpring L e tsca al ending june 80 1884 vii
ceIyed Intii W. I've UtLtbt NJ, THUR DAY,
JUNE TS ENTI- EIGHTH. 1881.
Ihe articles include bTOOms brushes soaps. tUrnb-
lers hardware furniture, carpets. airy Goods forage
etc.
Instructions II bidders and schedules of items viii
be furnished Oh application. III. VI. 1 ELL Il,
5e2l-6s Secretary.
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ASSESSMENTS IN rHn WET End.

Ustnct commissioners west and Bdmond s and
several OF tho West End assessors and Mr. T. ].
Fisher held conference To- day respecting assess
mentS In that end OF the city, a. complaints have
ments In that section are little too high. There
was lengthy informal dis cussion a. 70 the best
mode OF eQualixing the T. xee % a. to have them
rate eQuitably with TAI IN less prosperous Dor.
tons OF the city. A further conference Is 70 b
TARaET-sHooTNa m TIE crrY
Major Dye to-day gave permission 70 MesHx
Cnarles B. Hemingway and Frank Barnes, OF
the National R!les, and Private Kelly and James
u. Stewart, Of the Union Veteran Corps, TO prac-
street ami New York avenue ana North Capitol
and list streets, tho range TO be not over two hum
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PROPOSAL
D8oPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAP r.

Psi OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHIS6ToN, -. G., June %. 1888
Sea'et pcsas vi be lived at tilis department.
until 1hs HIRTIEIH DAY CF JIM, IsS at
TWELVE UCL Ok, NOON. fcr furnishing Wrapping.
Paper, for the of the Post Offices in the United
StaIes, for from the first day of July 1893.
Blanks for proposals and ii culars stating the kind
anG estimated quantities required. and giving full
struetions as to of bi,iis aud conditions
be observed by btders will furni-hs ap; lea
Tor To the Bank Agency, Pest Office Department.
NashlnxtCn, u. C.-
The Posnster General reserves the right to reject
any ali bids.
W. .. GRESHAM,
feE2-3f Postmaster General.
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THR NEW YORK sTocKMARKgr.
1befollow1ng are the openinr and closing pr1cee
1.-THE New York Stock Market to-day as reporsAi
tyspecial wire 20 H Il Dodge, $50 18th strest
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer.


SALE OF FINE HoI psRE EfRs ATp OTHER HOUSE
rHaS sss at Ten fg sha sa WITHIN
mens ii fi Hou. 81 E eesoH VIZ general assert
One six pcce PaIlor suite upholstered in velour,
handsome lounge. Window and Rocking Chairs. up
One suite upholstered in embossed plush
Walnut and Painted Chsmber Furniture,
Mattrgs.e., Pillows and Bolsters.
Refr sera;ors. Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Three Chests Of Fine Tea
Three Bag OF SUE rior Roasted Coffee.
Let Toys This lot Of goods win be sold at TWELVE
couFes. one Surrey. BnEEies and carria ses. &c
Lot Stationery. let Boots ana Shoes. 1t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auct,oneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
In fron5of auction rooms. To- MORROW MORNING.
N1kTnR B. e. e5 A Aast
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctiOneers.
HASpsoME PAELoR sgITE, upHoL srEREp IN
MADE 10 1e DER; wiiNUT FRAME JANE ho PtsI
sSTff,s. fKAGrIItLLI iSIAib; %SfSTf
h HsSN Ann tHS.SS eeAAhs1hkHs MAtHHT
MI hiof hs eIhkslts B Ms.N WHL AHP
-,
BER SUITES LACE CURTAINs AND COR
Bhas Els cAhfR HU b BEGss sEs Ra
AND STAIR CARPETS HROUttHOUT HOUSE,
tfFAii nv G MRkE Sc CHINA, GLASS AND
on at YqNK IWIS Ts ,b, sc It
esn t Nc i6 Connecticut avenue northwest the
Parties wishing first class Furniture will find it 10
te22-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
T'RTsTEE,S SALE OF AVERY VALUABLE FARM
Il C OF F!FTY;E FIVE ACRES n1 : NEAR FALLS
MiK ed FAf HRHk fFRH h on y Ao M5
VIDE INFO BUILDING LOTS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber B.
No. folio 44 of the land Of the County
va Hl sell a. GSSff 1ef.9n ufP IT,
1883. at ELEFES O'CLOCK A. NJ. all that certain
Farm. containing fifty five acres. two rods and four
perches, mere or less, together with all the
ment ways rights and privileges to the same belong
Terms: Cash. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
piled with in seven days otherwise resale at risk and
cost Of efantng purchaser. after hve days. public
notice of such resale in he Evening STAR published in
W: shington. d. &.
E. R. HAIGHT. Trustee.
july SECOND. 1883. iel2-so'
Two WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Ten O'clock A. NJ. will sell at auction rooms of
Duncanson Bros, 9th and d st ees northwest
= B soas,, Trunks.
IA Packages. Screen
All rerties concerned will please take notice.
Terms Cash.
i1eeut Xix of estate OF Frank p Hin. dec'd.
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SEEMING MACHINES &c

fTHHE MOST COMPLETE SEEMING AACHINx Is
4 - HEET THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK
We hare ways on hand At fACHMENT PARTS
ana " ED1-ES for any nine made; also, q
comPiste stock OF hrst-c.ass SEWING MACH Is
Pl-kAIiEti BOARDS, TEACH O. WHEELS. andevtry-
tl1s ' n required for the proper working of sewing
machines Oar Repairing DeIs tu,ent is the
etc In the city, having facilities for Il kinds
o. serving machines at short lowest prices
An ECrs warranted. Good hines for rent The New
Harfor Sewing Machine, the li2est running and best
mach ne ever de. Call and se. it. Orders BY mail
DrOslptE attended to at OPPENHEINEk'S,
Reliable Sew1Rx Machine and Fashion Rooms.
tzo 9Th street. st. Cloud Building
BsZar Paper Fashions. tea
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gTfEE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOITs 4
III EST ALL -

WEE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOIisE
Il FSTABLI- HE'D 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
res-rized sad acknowledged by the highest nechan
1CA the best made, siient gtest
running and hixhes. lock-stitch machine ever
nt2de- All movements made of the finest steel No
1oSe' 20 u'r-d. neither has Its shuttle. We sell only
Grs-clS5 proved machines of different ms ses
We the finest assortment
apd ev.s prices. No outside agent First-cisss ma.
ci,l.se- foz rent Al kinds repaired and warranted.
LnstE<ted catalogue and prieest mailed to ally
euCress T.. AUERBACH,
Double store corner 7th and II streeta
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door MO
NO WHY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENr
IN agent 20 talk you death but the Finest hssOrt-
merit Of 81 tie leacnx Sewing Machines at rrices that
no canvssssr can approach. Renting, Repairing &c.
my3 ar e,S stra~<
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News Rrlefa.

The democratic city convention Of Baltimore
met last evening and organized by the election OF
Gen. George 8. Brown, candidate OF the young
democracy. as permanent chairman, and then ad-
tourned to July 10th.
tornado, about fifteen miles southwest of
Kansas City Wednesday night, swept away
twenty-five or thirty farm-houses. Two men were
killed and fifteen or twenty injured
James Carey, the informer, has the option OF
proceeding to one OF the British colonies or OF be-
ing released and allowed to remain In Dublin
without police protection.
Lord Randolph Churchill In written communi-
cation to Mr.. Gladstone, stated that he would
hand over to the latter a historical memorandum
proving the khedives completely in the massa-
cres at Alexandria IL the prime minister would
promise a full inquiry.
At the French cabinet council yesterday It was
positively stated that the queen OF Madagascar
had been dead six months, and that the military
party had concealed the fact.
severe storm of several days duration caused
one or the heaviest landslides ever known on
Flume mountains, Franconia Notch and White
mountains Wednesday. II carried rocks weighing
many thousands OF tons through TO the Pemige-
waSset river, half a mile below.
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TeleUraphtc Briefs.

Benz. F. Balm, letter carrier at the general
post.of1ice In New York. was to-day arrested 70.
with purlolning foreign papers. He waived
examination and was held for the action Of the
grand jury.
The trial OF an action for the recovery OF penal
ties was begun n New York to-day by the govern
ment, against Hussey's express, for violation OF
the postal law in N iintain1ng and carrying on an
illegal post-0f1ce.
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Foreign News by Cable.

ST. GALL, SWITZERLAND, June 22.-Serious riots
against the Jews have occurred here. A number
of Jewish shops were pillaged. and the police who
were endeavoring TO stop the excuses, were
stoned. Soldiers have been summoned to Quell
the disturbance
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Tbs CAPTURED ISprASs-The telegram from
Gen Crook relative 20 the captured Indians was
made public AZ the cabinet meeting to-day. he
recommends that the Indians be 70.
turned TO the San Carlos reservation.
IL was accompanied by Telegram
from Gen. Scofeld, reoommen ling that the man
entirely In the hands OF Gen Crook for the present
at least and that both the War and In.
terror departments give him full authority
and means TO carry out his policy
The question OF disposing OF the Indians has NOT
yet been decided. rt Il the impression that Gen.
Crook win be ordered here for CONCENTRATION bsfore
the matter a settled.
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WOOD AND COAL.
CoA1 AND w COD.

CoAL AM WooD.
vn6 6 nave Wst received large lot Of Bakers PINE
aso fresh mined COAL 81 superior qualify for
tas esuc use Al OF which we offer e lowest market
M "a q consumers il respectfully invited 70
sTEPHKNsoN4 BRO.
mo 7th 1t. wharf and 18th q. and ar. an
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DEADi READ!!

DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for al Urinary D1seaseA Impotency 0ieeG
kyphila, &c. -0onofrh0a cured In IS hourl WI
svenue northwest Price . PEI boz. smt By mAi unds
seal receipt OF pricaA sull
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Rev J. c. Hartshorn. OF Providence, r. l., VIII
visit Richmond to confer with citizens In regard
To school for colored girls, for which he will give
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTEAMER ARROwsMITH
Leaves It'll street wharf att Q. m. for
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Competing with Baltimore and Ohio R. R. at 'shep.
from washington On Mondays for Nomini and nts a.
mediate landings, returning tuesdays. On Thursdays
and intermetate LANDINGS returning Frdsss On Sat.
urdays for Currioman. Leonardtown and intermediate
landings, returning SUNDAYS.
80, ,. G; W; RIDLEY. Man.
I .owEsT FARE!!! so CENTS EACH WAY.
FONT LOOKOUT. FORTRESS MONROE AND
ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT.
Close connection with trains for
OCEAN VIEW.
PALACE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
@ f ysa ana e " and
turning MoAbaY MokNfNa about o'eloc CLOCK - Ill., 10
Connection with steamer for Boston, New York and
Tickets and statercons secured ar general Office Ma
tionsl Metropolitan Bank, 6l3 18th street. jelS
sSAS y " eSTSsc
NdH TP at returning aa sunds1 evennx
Inquire i, s At General Office. National Metroposan
fAhf 1 E2EgFA us fFEbH sfxfHs MALI
STEAMERS GEORGE LFARY AND EXCELSIOR.
TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE. PINEY
POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
To Norfolk. .......... 81. 90 Piney Point and
Round Trip........... 15O Point Lookout. Soc
Round Trip....... 81 90
First-class accommodation cannot be furnished for
less.
Steamer leaves 7t street wharf daily. except Sunday
at 80 p. m. Saturdays ut 6.
Saturday Night .xcursons special feature. Return
Monday morning.
Round trip tickets good on either Leary OF Excelsior
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers.
Freight received daily until D. m.
L. NJ. HUDGINS. Gen. Supt.
p.
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Alexandria Affairs.


DELEGATES TO LYECHBURG.-The Conservatives
held ward meetings last night and elected the fol.
lowing delegates to the July convention at Ly nch-
burg: 1st ward, Edgar Snowden, W. W. Herbert;
I'd ward, Leonard Marbury; Sd ward, Charles C.
Stuart, j. c. Waddey, and James r. Cation; 4th
ard, John s. Barbour and F. l. Smith.
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.-The examinations OF
the public schools continue. Washington School
no. Mra Virginia Baggett teacher; Washington
school No. 3, Miss Annie n. Summers teacher, and
Washington School No. 6, Miss 9. Annie Schofleld
teacher. were examined to-day.
observation-disclosures Burke having resigned
hts position OF commonwealth attorney OF Alex
andria county, JAS E. Clements, elected at the
last election. has been appointed by Judge Sangs-
ter to Ill the residue OF Mr.. Burkes term.
POLICE REPoRT.-The only prisoner at the sta
ton house this morning was Oscar Clancy,
charged with petit larceny and arrested by Oflcer
Walker. At the last mayors court Edward Payne
was fined $ for interfering with laborers on the
wharf, and Edward Payne nned $40 for disorderly
conduct
REPORTERS NorEs-Seven carrier pigeons from
Northampton, Mass. were loosed here yesterday,
ana when last seen were flying over the river on
the way to their home, about $50 miles away
Rev. F. NJ. Mills has resigned his position as one
OF The supervisors Of Alexandria county.-The
Alexandra 1ntirm ary opened yesterday at the Or
phan asylum and received many contributions
Mr.. John Aftcherson had his foot badly mashed
yesterday at the Midland railroad works
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t1ROPOSALS FOR LsYING GHANITR BLOCK
Il PiFEAENTe UPON STREETS ND AVtNUES
IN !HE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, u. C.
OFFICE OF The ENGINEER COMMISSIONED
WASHINGTON. DC. June Il, 1888. I
BY direction of the Board of commissioners sealed
Proposals WI b. received at this Office until NEiV ;
o,CLOt n VI, ON WEDNESDAY,, JUNE TWtNTY-
SkNEN 1881 for laying IL COO square yards or
less OF Granite Block Pavenents il the cities of Wash
1ngtoE and GeoI yetnwn. Dc.
Blank forms Of proposal aud specifications can OBJ
tanned al this office upon application therefor together
Win al necessary inforai ton, and bids upon these
forms viii alone be dertti.
Inc right Is reserved TO reject and all bids parts
OF biia q. j. LYDECkEE,
kls-6t Engineer ComIni.si ner DC.
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'TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY
IRON ING ON MARYLAND AVENUE AND
NORTH G STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND F1FrEENIH STREETS NORTHEAST. AT
The TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROAD,
Al AUCi
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TWEN-4&
Ti- t.1GH I H. 1888, at SIX O'CLOCK on the$H5&
premises shall sell Lot 2, i'll square 10 20. havng-
front street and Maryland avenue, between l4th
and 18th stree Is northeast containing TO-
fee: of around, more or less.
Terms: One third cash. the residue In two equal paw.
mens az six and twelve months with ring in
terest at six cent until paid
by deed Of trust All conveyancing at purchasers
cost 800 deposit required at time of sale. je2O-d&ds
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WALTElt B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
GOGD-WILI, BAR AND BAR FIXTURES, COUN-
tbs. GAS FIXTURES, REF aIGERATOPS.
CHM, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH. at TEN
pCLOCK A; NJ, we shall sell. at the well-kpown and
long established rastiurant of A. B. Coppes retiring
from business, southeast Of It'll street and
sachusets avenue northwest the above goods
ated in part, which will be offered in bulk and If not
sod, will be sold in detail to which ask the aIten-
ton OF buyers.
Terms made known at time Of sale.
jel9-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
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ARMY ORDERa-Leave for two months, from
August sS, 1888, with permission to go abroad, is
granted rst Lieut.. VIM. N. Medcalfe, ordnance de-
partment. The leave of 1St Lieut.. Douglas Al.
Scott, 1st infantry. is extended three months.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
In front of auction rooms. To- MORROW MORNING,
JUNE IWSNTi-THIitD at I n O'CLOCK 4. M.
1t WALTER b. W .LLiAMS 4 CO., Aucts.