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VvHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CHANcRRY SALE OF THE VALUABLE PREM
ISES NO: 4!6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ihMnPHRTNWEsT AFD ALSO s OF sd4H 81 W
sTRkET NoRTHEAsT. IN The City OF
WASHINGTON. d. @.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme e:
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed JunefsM
18TH A. D. 1885, In cause No. 1919 Of the EQUITY @:A
dockets OF said court the undersigned Trustee Will
offer for sale In front of the premises public auc
ton, on FR1DAY, JUNE TWENTY NINTH. 1888 at
HA.LLF,PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following de-
arc reai ESTATE IN the city Of Wsshington in the
fronting 70 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, and run
ming back with that width about 1877 feet to an alley
improved by threestory and attic brick house with
back building, No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue north
west and Immediately thereafter, which will be about
SIX O'CLOCK NJ, lot No 8, in square No. 6sS.
feet on Delaware avenue and containing about IT, 423
square feet Of ground; undivided half of said lot
No. being sold by virtue Of said Decree and the other
half by consent Of the parties In interest
Terms OF sale as prescribed One-third of the pur.
chase money In cash. and the residue In two equal
sediments at one and two from the day Of SALE
with interest from said day. to be secured by the
Of the purchaser and reserved lien on the property
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. de-
post OF 200 on the improved and 500 the unim-
proved property will be required ut the SALE In case
the purchaser fails to comply with the of sale
within ten days from the day Of sale the Trustee
serves the right to resell the property the and
JOHN F. HANNA. Trustee.
,,,o,,. ,,1 Webster Law Building.
THOMAS DOWNING Auct. je19-d&ds
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RAILROADS.
nvHE GREAT

.dsnpH HSSS#
sTEET iSIf ftr, MAeSItichST G ~
T1AISs LE.vE WASHINGTON. PROM STATION. CORNER
Ia, p; OF 5IxTH Asp srsEEIs: As FOLLOWS.
qf PAlscs sIeepins csrs at ANN daily 1t Fast
h sa e Cine das with sssp1s c.s
NJ. daily with fa'ace Cars to Pittsburr and Cincin-
via celGmbas and d1e G. st. L. t0E cn with
F1g Gar .i1 t se t. GhiesgG a
B f,senF s SsT T s6Isc f GhGss0
Tor FIRE. Canandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara.
yoo 2 m daily. except SATURDAY.. with Palace Cars.
For vii a,..,.ort, Lock Haven and Elmra. at $50
For Nsw Iork and the East. 500 a. m. 1890 a. m.
and ssd f. on u n Yamss
For es ss Change ai sassp sa9a.
For gssSSISs; Il ,hsossh tram. connect 9.
IN direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
For b. a .a IS d. 500 MI 1870 $50 40
and Limited E1 pr suSas S H. ass and
sSe sss saa ao 1870 p M O., os sns
spy ESQ. 1910 40. go. $50 80 and
For 1UTes Greek Line $40 am. and lao D. M daily.
For Aniapoia. $40 m. and 4:4o p M daily. e1oep.
ALExhSDaIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
NM ~, AZ aSp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For kesardria. $50. 100 go, HOO and IL 25 m,
200. 4:3o. 500, $40, 500 and IL 80 u m ON
sundsy At 6:so. o. 20 and ll2 am. 400 and 500
p "
Fog Elehinond and the South. ESQ and IL rs a. m
- daily and $50 daily, except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington, 500 800
o.: ard 1000 o. M: 1880 1850, g. 90, 5:l0 7:O6
H. y; 40 p m; and 1890 uidnight On Sunday ai
200, . 5S and 1000 O.. 700 and o:l0 pm
Tickets aud information at the office norfheasf err
o OF i3' street and Pennsylvania avenue and nj the
ststo %h,Ie orders he LETT for the checkinr q
baggage To destination from hotels and residences.
J.R. WOOD,
$780,. General Passenger Agent
CsiAs. e. PUGH, General manager. myl4
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The Cases Against A. Il. Boone.


NoILR PRosEQUI ENTERED IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
TO-DAY.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, Mr.. N. r. Morris (Mr. Merricks law part.
ner) said that he had been instructed by the
special counsel to enter nolle pros in the cases
against Albert T. Boone.
The court directed the no1e proseQuf to be en-
tered.
Mr. Walter a. Smith, OF Mr. Boone's counsel,
having come in and learned OF the action, asked
that the bail be discharged.
The court said that would Of course follow.
These cases are six indictments, as follows:-
One With Kate Armstrong, J. w. Dohohue, w. w.
Jackson and g. g. Cabell for conspiracy to de-
fraud, found March LIST, 1882; one with j. B. Hen
derson, Donohue, Jackson and Cabeu for con-
spiracy, found March Sd, 1882; one subornat10n Of
perjury in procuring, on December I'd, 1880. James
W. Don0hue and w. w. Jackson to make oath az
sureties, on the bond OF Kate N. Armstrong, a
bidder, found same day; conspiracy with w. g.
Barringer and Alvin @ Buck. found same day;
one for conspiracy to derraud with E j. Sweet,
found same day, and one with Barrlnger and
Buck Tor conspiracy, found March 9TH, 1881 They
are OF the class OF cases known as the star route
straw bond cases
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE FAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER!

HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE VEST.
DOUBLE Tr sfEfL i his COUPLER
nehcdue to take eject suNDhY. NAY 18th. 1885,
.s sss AND IRON station corner Of New Jersey
Fsr :. shes0 Louisville ,od 81 Losi s
Thfsush Geaehes aud Palace siespinF Oars e above
points without change; lo:ls m. daily TO Chicaso.
Ell i sss Cleveland and pe.re. a. $50 !. m.
big 9 WITH sIeesns Car. attached a yam = '''''
sS u ass . bsei os be MSn.0sv '0s am
rrsins for Philadelphia and New York at e:lo o. m.
s.sPs sDay p m ssS M daily
For max On sess ,Ss IA $40
tse 80 !. J. TO- $40 50 %, . ''s0 1''
1'f ss. s e. ssp sss g Nos .n
For Anna oils O. m. IL: 10 and A:40; on Sunday
For Way s,.isns between washington and Baltimore,
3 $40 ala, l3:io I'm. $50; A:A9, and Il 80
daily esssgs sunday. $50 : m. IS and S!s M
sS SS. saos sna Suns
r.lP Hn daily sJse9: SUNDAY s.v sn,,.v
zr.sa: .sI,ss from the ives. daily. s:2a 7as an..
s,on se Wy ie s1s .Rd Fl fh.a.lpni.. ASS $50 am
s ssz spS s Ss m s.'sIs osassg sunday
;s:s:::s ST s:z s.; ;s.
1875 g s. s. 60 s;ss s 81; s: ss
nah: ley. Bsiansrs tsr Washington a $40 go
a :;Ss =. = i 4 ~: s!ss:
aAt.ns HON wsshinsson ssop q Relay Station a
o,s i: :ss, s.: s " :ss
49, ssss .ts SGD: "a ss:: ssi
VI NJ ozfL b s 4; . asas'';.ss;; Ma.
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THR GREAT MURDER TRIAL IN HUNGARY-In the
trial Friday at Nyreghhaza, I'm Hungary OF the
Hebrews who are accused or having murdered o
Christian girl and used her blood TO mix with
their passover bread, the only clear evidence ad.
duced tended strongly to establish albi in favor
OF Buxbaum, Jewish butcher. The audience In
the court openly threatened the witnesses for the
delense with punishment The London Times
correspondent. In his report OF the trial. says he
believes that the boy Moritz Scharf, the principal
witness Tor the prosecution, Is maniac.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-JudOe WWts.
To-day, VIM Foreman and Andrew Harris, as
sault with intent to kill Daniel Sheanan: verdict
guilty; notice OF motion for new trial. Alice
Prttchard, larceny, (appeaD; guilty; sentenced to
six months in jail. Henry Prior, larceny; guilty;
penitentiary at Buffalo three years
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Louisa Merg1n, cOlored, larceny OF CLOTH
ing from Malinda Adams; 60 days. VIM Alexan-
der, colored, trespass; S. or Is days James CANT,
larceny Of a handkerchief: s.. Molly Harris, dis
days Simon Simms, colored, carrying a slung-
SHOT; $40 or 60 days Thomas Conner, cruelty to
animals: $40 or so days; Also, charged with pro-
ferrous; IS or Is days. George Cant, do. do. Sam
uel Clayton, colored, destroying private property;
SO or 30 days
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Reception 20 Patrick Egan.
JOHN II. O'NEILL'S SPEECH KISSED.

ST. LOUIS, June "a reception was given last
night to Patrick Egan, at which a large number
OF Irish citizens were present. Mr. Egan spoke
briefly, acknowledging the compliment paid him,
and cxhorting them to stand by the national
league The only notable feature of the occasion
was the prolonged Kissing OF Judge John 81.
O'Neil, when in a speech he deprecated the Or
ganization OF secret societies. and denounced the
murder of Lord CaYeDdfSh.
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Latest FOreigll News

Nm. UUUNNBLIIs II. r
DUBLIN, June a-Mr. O'Donnell, member OF
parliament for hungarian, in q letter to the
F'ee,na,a's Journal says the adoption by the Par
nefite members OF parliament OF the so-called bill
providing for the abolition OF the vice royalty
forces him. as home ruler, to resign from the
really is intended to convert the vice royalty into
principal secretaryship OF state, the incumbent
OF which Is to be appointed by the queen from
among the Irish members of parliament
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CONSOLIDATION OF INTERNAL REVENUE DIS
TRICTs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury was to
have q conference late this afternoon with the
President for the purpose of finally deciding upon
the plan for the consolidation OF the internal reve-
nue. districts.
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FATHER MCARrHY's AccusER-The New
York World OF Saturday says: When
by Kate Dixon against the Rev. Florence
Mccarthy, OF Brooklyn. was called yesterday the
court-room was crowded. number OF ladies being
1876 she went TO nve with the defendant as
servants On the 9Th Of June last he called her up
Stairs, and assaulted her. He then washed her
face With bay rum, and forced her TO kneel and
swear that she would tell no one OF what had oc-
Cured The following Tuesday no again a.
Baulted her. She got away from him, ran Into the
sisters who reside at No. a Beach street, this
CITY, Tho next day she went back to the house
for her clothes while there the defendant saw her
key and made her escape The further examina-
ton was then adjourned until Friday. The exami-
nation OF the charge 81 grand larceny made by
Father Mccarthy against Kate Dixon win be held
Tuesday.
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The University Of Vermont.

BURLINGTON, VT, June A-The commencement
exercises Of the University OF Vermont took place
to-day. Prof. Samuel G. Brown repeated his adj
dress on Geo. p Marsh, recently delivered at Dart
mouth This evening the commencement OF the
medical department occurs, when seventy students
graduate. Tomorrow the statue OF Lafayette will
be unveiled and new building dedicated. Present
indications point to one OF the grandest celebra-
lions ever held in Vermont.
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DROPOsAaS FOR ICE.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 49, 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of tho
Secretary of War until ELEVEN O'CLOCK A, M WE'D
NESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1883, for sup
plying TIE W.r DEPARTMENT and it, Bureaus with Ice
The Ice must be Of best quality OF Kennebec or equal
thereto solid. clear and free from dirt other
impurities. and must be delivered at the various Blu
reaus and Omcee Of the War Department in Washing
ton, and weighed upon Department scales. Daily de-
VII Be s 5osqnired The Quantity Of Ice required win
bond with approved security win be required Of the
party TO whom . contract may be awarded.
Inc secretary OF War the right to reject
and all bids and to waive defects.
BIDS should be marked Proposals for Ice. and adj
dressed to the ecretary Of War.
je2O-6t ROBERT T. LINCOLN. Secretary Of War;
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".
The following are the assignments OF the wsss
Point cadets: Corps OF engineers, George A. Zinn,
William C. Langntt. q. K Waterman; LIST cavalry,
q. q. Mcdonald; ID cavalry, Hubert Il. Sargent,
r. B. Bryan; ID cavalry, T. r. Rivers Lw.Heard;
9TH cavalry, John N. Nean: 9Th cavalry,
8 + Adair; sth cavalry, C. Bullock and O. H.
S 8 nnG .,S sfa s saxslry, W. +. Flynn.
B: smith; I'd artillery, W. p. stone, W.
walker; "a artillery, IL c. Davis. b W.
Dunn, J. A. Haynes and /. Ostherm; 5th artillery,
W. l. Hancock. 7. Riogway and John W. Rucker
man; LIST infantry, L. Taison; second IN.
5Ks e%rssv. o ma sunay 50 infantry. NJ
fantry, Frederick Perkins; 9Th Infantry, c. q.
Morton and E. F. Taggart; 9TH Infantry, c. II,
cochran. vh Infantry, l. ID. Tyson; 10th infantry
J.W. Ltteel, Jno. H. Shalenberger; 18th infantry,
G. II. Osgood and II, c. Hale; 18th infantry, Alfred
w. X. Wright, G. w. Read: nth infantry, K &
Walker; 18th infantry, 7. W. Griffth; ed Infantry
K A. Roat, r ID. Walsh and j. F. Kreps; Esd In
fantry, c. K Edwards; soth infantry, Z. c. Tear.
EDwINA BooTH's FIANcEk-A Newport sreciai
70 the New York WUld says: Mr.. Calvin vaux, OF
New YORK. the wel-known architect gives an in-
terestSng and pleasant account or the physical
condition OF his son, Mr.. Downing yaux, the
nancee OF Miss Edwina Booth, and who was very
nearly asphy In his room n few months ago.
The elder Vaux, who was here few days ago super.
vlslng the finishing touches 10 Mr.. Booths cottage,
says that Tor some time grave doubts were enter.
tained for his sons reason, but with the aid OF q
rigid treatment by his physician and frequent Wis
its 10 the country he has become thoroughly well.
IL Is understood that Mr.. and Miss Booth will take
possession OF their cottage In few days and that
the latier's marriage to Mr. Downing yaux Will be
celeprated IN the early autumn
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N0s7ae.
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS q Ohio.

PoLK's CASE 10 Be CALLEn-The case Of the
state of Tennessee against Marsh 7. Polk, the de-
faulter while state treasurer OF Tennessee for
1900, will be called in the criminal court in
Nashville tomorrow, and win very likely be tried.
Two hundred Jurors have been summoned,
and the attorney for the state is reported
as being ready to take up the case.
The counsel for the defense state, however. that
state and he is to be given continuance until the
September term In order to AFFORD him an opportu-
nifty to pay the balance OF the deficit It seems to
be well understood that II Polk makes good the
amount he viii have satisfied the letter OF the
law and can no longer be prosecuted.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN, June 25.-This is presenta-
ton and class day at Yale. The exercises this
morning consisted OF prayer by President Por-
tel, poem entitleda college farewell ran Grafton
on the "needs Of young graduate" and part.
on the campus where class histories and prOphe-
cles were read, long pipes smoked, class songs
sung, ETC.
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RICHMOND. Va, June &-There a no truth,
40 far a. u known here, In the reported
meeting between McssrA Beirne and Elan. Last
reports upon which any reliance can be placed
locate the men too tar apart and arrangements
too incomplete for personal meeting to-day.
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TeIexraphic Briefs.


The boot and shoe firm OF Beck & johnson, at
Akron, Ohio, has assigned. Liabilities. $4,000;
assets $4,000.
A. H. Hinkle, one OF the most prominent men,
bers OF the Cincinnati chamberOf commerce, died
this morning at Andover. Mass, whittier he had
60 years OF age.
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THE NEW YORK TOCKMARKEr
IhefOllow1ng are the opening and closing price
GIthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reporte
byspecial wire to b. H Dodge $50 18th street.
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A Erightftll Disaster.

A THEArER BURNED-FoRTY-sEvEN LIVES LOST.
LONDON, June 25.-Iptelligence of q frightful
calamity at place OF amusement in the town of
Derv1O, on the shore OF Lake Como. has just been
received here The adviceS OF the disaster state
that while q performance was In progress at a
puppet theater at that place the structure took
1re and was entirely destroyed. Forty-seven per-
sons lost their lives and twelve others were in
1ured.
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ThB BRaxzaBnKN4 RI0HnoHD EDTron4-MeesrA
Beirne and Elam. the Virginia editorial duelligtA
that the former Il IN West Virginia. awaiting nev
arfangemente fer . hostile meeting Hamss
whereabouts u not stated lt u thought that tne
seconds fOe the parties have arranged Tor hoos1o
meeting. and that y the principals are not AZ
rested duel VITA be fought In Cnsseer0el0 county,
about thFse niles nom fsts1sDusg. te.day.
CoE0xw PoES1lHAB MDvua--Aoout thirty
col0red men Of South OaEpaina have oGned eau
18Th Of July nexk the puEpo0 g ne eonventoe
I'll oid politicians and nearly q now bold g0vsE-
ment posifiens either q tho poi oclce. custom
hounA q internal reyeQue eHylca Among oeoer
leat61 = - negEo ~ America You'd best seoqro
$ ~ 1 O - ssiss yesS . sss ssssis
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FINANCIAL.

DUY AND SELL q. 8. GOVT AND D. C. BONDS:
DAiso. WASH. c. GASLIGHT and ALL other City
Stock.
Deposits received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared ct all tunes to answer nqpi
ries regarding same
HARRY G. TOWERS CO.,
BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE,
my31 1870 F STREET NORTHWEST,
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
= ASSOCIATION IL doing such q large business that
Is beginning to alarm some Of the agents CT lime
companies who see prospective dminution Of their
LAKGE FEES; and forgetting the obligations Of hon
orabie competition. are scattering unwarranted and
false statements in regard to the company and
improved system Of life insurance. Let no man be de-
ce1ved t. his injury In this most important bust
bnt let every one investigate and judge for him
seE. Our plan Ii especially for the POOR who most
need insurance; economical honest and reliable. Our
unprecedented business continues, and increases
month by month thanks to these selfish and false at.
tacks which provoke investigation, greatly our ad
vantage ]. Y. KNIGHT. Manager.
once ioOS ID street. my23 6m
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ST. LOUIS, June 25-The chief apprehension last
night was that the track OF the Vandalia railroad
against which the great body Of water from the
break In the Chicago Alton road now lies, and
This track is north OF the Ohio mississippi and
is much lower than that road, and will bear but
little more The Ohio Mississippi Is above the
than the present rise, and therefore no apprehen-
sion Is felt for 1t. Advices and dispatches from
dinerent points on the Missouri river state
the river are inundated, and that
hundreds of thousands OF dollars worth
OF crops have been totally destroyed and thou
sands OF acres OF splendid farms are laid waste.
Reports OF the same kind come from places on the
mississippi river between here and Cairo. The
river rose three inches here yesterday.
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FOR FUEL.

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,
QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IL, 1885,
Sealed proposals. In duplicate win received at this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Of TUESDAY, the
TENTH DAY OF JULY NEXT, for supplying Wood
to the United States Marines one more of the fol-
1884: -
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Philadelphia. Pa; League
Island Pa, brooklyn, n Y. and Charlestown. Mass.
and at Norfolk. Va, Wood and Anthracite Coal.
Specica ions with blank proposals can be obtained
uEon at of the stations named. at the
ONCE OF the Quartermaster, Washington ID. c., and
Assistant Quarferaster. 226 south 4th street Phade-
pllia, Pa
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel and
addressed to the undersigned.
W. B. SLACK
Major and Quartermaster o. S. Marine Corps.
3el1-law4w Washington, D. @.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING HEATING APPARATUs
The following is list OF proposals opened at the
Office OF the supervising engineer and architect
new Pension building to-day for furnishing heat
Ing apparatus for the new Pension building:
Baker, Smith & Co. New York, SEC, 1893; Walworth
Manufacturing Co, Boston, Mass, ssa,s77; Colds
Heater Manufacturing Co, New York, s54, 7s5; p.
hogan, New York. $s1 .229; Woodman Warner,
Chicago. Ill, ssl .s62 IS; Samuel L Pope & Co,
Chicago, Ill, SN 279; Phoenix Iron Co.. Trenton, N.
J., $51 1885, 81; Kelley Jones. New York, S24.443;
Thomas Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. c.,
e31,96a
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II WASHINGTON. June 20, 1883.
Sealed Proposals to furnish the Department OF
terror such Miscellaneous Supplies be required
ceyed until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY,
JUNE TWENTY-EIGHTH 1885,
The articles include brooms, brushes, soaps tumb-
ers hardware. furniture carpets dry goods forage,
etc.
Instructions to bidders, and schedules of items will
be furnished on application. H. NJ TELLER,
ie21-6t Secretary
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THE RENEGADE INDIANS AT SAN CARLos.-A tele
gram was received at the Interior department to
day from Agent wilcox, at WILCOX, AriZ., saying:
''The renegade Indians were forced on the reser-
walton yesterday. Shall arrive at San Carlos
Tuesday"
It is thought that the agent is In error about the
Indians being on the reservation, as the Secretary
OF Wars orders were very positive.
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CONTRACTS AwARDED.-Contracts were to-day
awarded to the Photolithognph1c company, OF
New York, for illustrating the Patent ONCE re.
port, and to Norris Peters, Of this city, for utho
graphic reductions.
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Fverv rsssslcS Eecurftes bcuRt and sold On eonns.
zion In San francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington Orders executed ON tbs
New York Stock Exchange ct one per can't
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires 70
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported bach
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds ana In.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the aew York Stool
Exchange. nj
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rIyHoMAs BOWLING. Auotoneer.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN
RAW SILK, EMBROIDERED PLUSH BANDS
MADE TO ORDER; WALNUT FRAME LOUNGE,
UPHOLSTERED IN RAW SILK ELEGANTLY
UPHOLSTERED; THREE WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES. BEAUTIFULLY INLAID; WALNUT
BRACE Arm pININa cHAiRs. HEAVILY
GARvHD; WALNUT HALL 4 RACK, MIR,
MARBLE-TOP CENTER TABLES, WALNUT
LUNCH TABLES. LIBRARY TABLfs, EBONY
EASELS, EASY CHAIRS, THREE ASH CHAM
BE BEES SUITES. LACE CURTAINS AMP COR
BkUSSELS CARPETS BODY BRUSSELS HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS THROUGHOUT HOUSE,
INGRAM CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS AND
CROCKERY WARE, ErC.
On THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY EIGHTH. COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall SELL at resi-
dence No. 1906 Connecticut avenue northwest the
above collection Of superior Household Furniture. most
OF which was made to order.
Parties wishing first class Furniture will find it to
their advantage to attend the sale.
je22-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Ancts.
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