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PROPOSALS.
w TER SUPPLY OF WASHINGTON. ID, G.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF DAM
TUNNEL AND RESERVOIR.
lGTOH. ID. G.
" q. IN -.


CFFICE OF The WASHING AQuEDuCr ,
WASHING % u. e.. August 20. $780,
HEA-Eh fiIui' sails. Ill triple e. fer the work
sqired for increasing the water supply the City
Wellington. ia accorisncs with the act y Congress
fifo: Iyn'E iot 1882 W u be receivc at this Office
"is1ed the WORK to lie done three !fsrea
c.4sse>, viz:
CL A--I}AM CossT UCTIos This consists (lsD
of RAISING the PRESENT ni~sonrJ dam the Mary
Snd IN e of The Potomac river al tie CIR at Falls. by
accepting inche, th.h CID the extrsiun Of the dan.
acro-s conus Island. iy IN isoEry structure about
and t3d) tn, furhec exte, sion OF the Gam bout 4a
feet across the Virv nii channel by subsiruc If
crib work hii.d with stone, AMI superotcucture OF
>crgy, together with about 800 feet Of masonry dam
to .ahe C1'luecti n viii; the re Mia shor
LASS b QUEDU II ExTENsioN-beine the extern
= on, - he WASHINGTON Aqaeduct by TCNNFL about
fc most If not all. OF the unne VIII be through hard
guGi rock.
Class; c.! EsEEvoIR CoNsrRUcrIoN.-Th work
Viii cons 1t fn6iniy IT earth and embauk
me T. the pnrpoe bciDg to ;struct y OR capa-
be OF containing 500. 100, COT gallons.
Seo r1so Toi0sais. i'll irpcate, must be made fer
'i'co Tor blanks for roposs slecit cations. and ali
attenuation being careful to state for which C
r.arses oI work banks are desired: but they via be
irhi he'd Ciy TO such parties snow ina face evil
-i.Ce th3t the abb, financial ana by erience
10 uiteerase the work on whit they propose to bid
ac bidder must submit ita his proposals written
es ence which he relies to establish Capacity t.,
ItIforni the work. eerece being d to his
ork Of like character to the his disposal
and winch he proposes to nse and to lis financial sb
y IL do AL that is necessary for RAPID rosecution of
the work Before proposals orened each bidder
must certify to the undersigned that either personal
duly authorized agent he has the nat
and examined the drawings on tie in Office.
he right is reserved to any AID all hi parts
Of bids.
G. J. LYpECKER.
er3l-6t Major OF Engineers. U. - Army.
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COSTELLO. On September 4th 1888 DAISY
teio. ~ - wv
The funeral from parents residence. sl2 second
street northeast, $50 p. M to morrow.
HAY. On TUESDAY morning September L. 1883 n
Aociock q: m, NJ. BLANCHE, daughter u T. W. and
Ceth r. Hay. aged twenty years.
Funeral fro the resiueaor Of PARENTS, No. 20Is
O'Clock y. N.
HUNTER, On September 4th. 1883. At ais D. m,
Hell MARIE. infant daughter Of robert n And
days. ~ N''sA
Funeral this wednesday, evening" ct FIVE D. m from
nor parent residence. No. 1918 street northwest.
Friends OF the family invited 10 attend.
SILL On September 4 1884 at Has pm.
HELM o.. vile OF smuei s. held. and ds lighter Of
VIM Mclean. aged tw snty- nine years.
Not @ OF funeral hereafter.
TniLOR. At New Haven on September ID. 1854
ELEANOR second daughter Of George and Eleanor
Funeral from tho home. ct IL O'Clock an Thurs.
day.
YOST: On September s. 1884, 1t 30 4 m BENE.
DICT YOST. asIed u years.
HIS funerai viii take place tomorrow at O'Clock
flowers.
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The LOuisville C0l0red Convention.
THE PROJECT NOT TO BE ABANDoNKD-PRKp. pouo.
LASS 10 ATTHNn THE MRREINa

THE PROJECT NOT 10 BE ABAND0NKD-FRKD DOUG.
LASS TO ATTEND THE MBKE1Na,
The publ cation in New York OF a dispatch from
Washington, stating that the proposed colored
convention at Louisville, Ky. September 24th
would probably be abandoned, was general sub
Ject OF comment to-day among the colored men
here interested Ia the convention.
Arthur st. Clair Smith, corresponding secretary
OF the committee that called the convention,
stated to STAR reporter that there was not the
slightest foundation for the report published in
New York. He attributed the report to Prof.
Greener. who was opposed to the convention, and
Mr.. Quincy, who was unfriendly, because he was
not elected as q delegate. Mr. Douglass was not
SICK as reported, but was In good health and
20 to ae the
delegates. representing thirteen or four
teen states, had been elected and would 90
that the proceedings OF the state conventions had
been published in pamphlet form and distributed.
:" We are very much encouraged" said MIR. Smith,
and expect large convention"
WHAT FRED. DOUGLASS SAYS
When STAR reporter called Mr.. Douglass at.
tention to the di patch In the New York EVENING
Post referred to Mr. Douglass, after reading the
article through, remarked that it bore evidence
the proposed convention. GAS TO the convention
emit administration" said Mr.: Douglass, st; That IS
wholly untrue The statement that I am SICK is
untrue. 1 intend to go to the conven-
have letters" continued Mr.: Douglass, .sfrom
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Nebraska, Illinois
Indiana. Maryland and I don't know how many
other states, that have elected delegates to the
convention. all OF whom will attend Besides,
have received letters from Senator Harrison, OF
lis. and from other prominent gentlemen OF Indi-
ana, welcoming tho convention TO Indian polls, In
case we are not welcomed to Louisville. Ky., and
ton there. The question comes up: Why hold .
national convention OF cOlored peODlee
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sStiN Eh'S SALE OF FINE OF OF GROCERY
"A FIX u, AND A SMALL STOCK OF GU DIS.
AT IH& CORNtk Of EIGHTH AND 1 SHEETS
The Undersigned as ass gnee Of George Anne lea,
will on IUE>EAY, the ELI vENTH ..AY OF SEP.
inbic auction on the prem the emit fixtures
The store at the northwss OF 8h and eets
Top eat Counter, a. other counters. one Latg e
Boz cost s!25 Lot Of Sheivinx, atform and other
Frame aud other 1tar :. also . small !. omb nation
The fixtures and stock will be sold in the who e. and
private bids viii be received by the unders gned
the day OF sale. splendid chance il offered any
one who wants to embark in the grocery and
ness, tho stand bel at the corner Of tho PRE- ipa
street on tine navy yard. For further information
AZ " to FhANK T. Bow ING. Columbian Law
Building. 4l6 9th ct eet northwest
FRANK L. BROWNING AsGgnee.
All creditors will lesse present their claims to The
assignee, arp6 10
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THOMAS DOwLING, Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE THREF-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCF. No. 226 stCOND STREET, BtIW EN-
BB.AANP e STEEETs .oRTHEAs :: IN CLOSE
WINE DAY AFT RNOO ,SEPTEMBKF<sa
Nv 18th, 1883, in front of the premises. atSs
dence. Tho improvements consist of . three story
pressed brick. nttining nine rooms. with bsth
and csllar; lasrObe stove sratee. The house
has been pnt in Thorough repa having been paPered
to the Capitol it very desirable property
as q hon an Investment
erms: IL. 500 cash; he balance at ona two and
three years. with notes BEARING interest at per cent
er annum until paid and secured by deed Of trust
the property sod All conveyaning at purchasers cost
400 eIos,t ieQuired at time Of sale.
sep4-d ThOS.J .MYEKS. cal state Broker.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctionee.=.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FURN1TURf, BODY BRUSSELS D OTHER
CARPETS. DOING. Co.. AT AUCTION.
By virtne Of deed Of trust dated January l7th A. D.
dSsa :, End nd du rec rded in iber No. s94 folio l53
direction Of the party secured thereby shall sol
FOURTH. A. b. 1888. commencing at Ten O'CLO'
M, on The preni-es. No. lit street theast the
Furniture Bedding Carpets ETC.. mentioned In the
schedule attached to said deed of trust In part
Handsome Parior suite. upholstered in raw silk,
iatent hoc ker, upholstered in silk
bony ables, covered with plush; Easy Chairs
Handsome " alnut Chamber suites.
Walnut Marhle-top Buffet. Dining Chairs, brace
Walnut Ghinonier. very costly: Hall Rack mirror back
alnut Phi nr Xtension Table.
Walnut ecretsry. elegantly carved
Lace urtsins aud amir gu ns.
Walnut library Tables Walnut Writing Desk. Boston
Easy Chsir.
LOUNGES. French Couches Walnut Folding Chair
Maroon sleepy Hollow. Walnut Hall hairs,
Reclining Chair, upholstered in leather.
Boy Brussels. Tapestry. Ingram and other Carpets
Smyrna hngs and Mats Sheep Mats.
Ash Chamber Suffice. Nantes Mirrors
Mattre.ses, Druggets. Blankets, Comforts. Sheeks
Towels Napki1s springs, etc.
MANY Otner artc es too nume- Gus to mention.
he above collection Of furniture Is in perfect ORDER
AMI worthy the attention Of buyers.
au2S-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
=, a. THE ABOVE SALE i POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. SEP IENBER THIRTBENTH. 1883.
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustee se3d
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Au1llA.
MeYNa RHiRfa


JUICE Bond, OF the United states circuit court
In Richmond yesterday decided that q tender OF
coupons OF state bonds for taxes is q legal tender.
the state can collect no more revenue until she
provides for the coupons
Considerable anxiety is felt in England for the
safety or the steam Lessing, which left New
York August g for Hamburg.
Mrs GIN Robert Toombs died yesterday at
IN washington xhea her husSand xas s USissd
The democratic members OF tho Pennsylvania
against inal adjournment Of the legislature until
the passage OF apportionment legislation.
a,a meeting Of the general 'd ss.smSiy Of the
man. is the presiding onicef The sessions are
The tugboat Edwin Hawiey, when on Communi-
paw, N J., yesterday, was run into BY Jay Gould's
yacht Atlanta. which cut the tug In two. causing
her to sink In q few minutes All hands were
saved.
Samuel Buiger lcoloredS who committed a te-
ter Of Mr. McAuiiG. while she was On nj her az
home from school. was hanged yesterday In Mays
Before the Senate subcommittee on iabor and
education 10 New York yesterday Mr.. John Roach
said he bstieve that the gove-nmant was DO und
to leeislate in the intere 7 OF the wors1ngmen-
ASSAULT ON RABBL-A telegram from Charles
ton. s. C., Monday says:-"A sensational scene
rencontre between J. HARDY and the Rev. D. Levi,
the rabbi OF the Jewish synagogue In this city.
Hardy, II seems is a native OF Sumter county, this
state. but has recently lived In Texas He went
to the synagogue this morning seeking the rabbi,
and encountered him on tho stFpet near the
church. few words passed, when Hardy began
to use his on the parson and subsequently his
list. The rabbi did not resist, and the rites
separated without the Interference OF the police
II Is rumored that lady is at the bottom Of the
affair: The Rev. MI. Levi Is young married
man, has been here for several years aud has the
respect Of very large circle OF friends both Jews
and Gentiles, all OF whom refuse TO believe any
statements which involve his moral Character
Discovery OF = NEW CoNET.-Prof Brooks, OF
Phelps, n T.. notified Director Swift. OF the War
ner Observatory. Sunday, that he thought be had
found . new comet Monday DR.. Swift verified
the discovery, giving the comets position as toll
l0ws:-Right ascension Is hours IS minutes and
declinaGi0n north e degrees 20 minuteA It Is
quite large q seen through the great telescope at
the Warner observatory, bus n very fAint it 81
r0unds ana has no tail Us motion u westerly.
KnLxDBY Hu WUHS PARAMouR-Sa4urdayev eve.
Ming three miles from Dardanelles, Pope county,
Ark. while going homo from town, Farmer Ro6C
". Pendergast vas aaeaasinated By some one q
ambush. Suspicion tell O man named Under.
wood, who. e " believed held criminal relations
with Peu0elEaotS wife. He Ma arrested. and On
Monday eooIessed the murdog. Mying - W. =,
sttRalo4 oY Ma Ren1eFgush Wb0 Aas also 0oen
arrested Tue reyc1AalO9s created nat 0xciAo.
0ene IN parties being ven knoWA
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Slight DeCll ne I'm the Stock Market.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF A BOSTON FAILURE THE Al.
LE6ED CAUSE.

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-Tne Posts financial article
says: There was a fair volume OF business, but q
more hesitating market this forenoon than yes
terday. The maIket opened strong. though ir-
regularly so, and continued strong until about II
o'clo <, when, owing to the failure OF Boston
commission hou &c in the sugar trade there " 81
ing to 5OX, with per cent on Oregon and Trans
continental. an 4 to on other stocks. This de-
Cline was at rst partly recovered. but lost again
10 1880 O'Clock, leaving the market 4 10 ~ lower
than the closing a. cures OF last night the latter on
Reading. with per cent on Denver and fraction
on other stocks
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ASTORIA. OREGON. Sept 6.-The steamer Queen
OF the Pacific, With the Willard party aboard ran
ground yesterday afternoon on Clatsop spit, In
,ide the bar OF the Columbia river. Fears are en-
CsFtatned tor the safety OF the vessel "a abe
grounded at high tide. The Pacific Coast steam
hip company on-rs $4,000 to the rugboats to pull
her on The passengers are still on board, as they
IRE unable at present TO get them on. News has
just been received that steamer belonging to the
same company is aground In the Columbia river
1T Martins Island.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BIZ TwFFS
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA washington.
DOUBLE TRACK. JASNEY COUPLER

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18Th. 1888.
Lave W3shingtn from station. corner of Jersey
For CHICAGO. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Iouis
Saily at sos a. m, 1918 .. m, 1910 p. m with
points. without CHANGE 1918 y n. daily to Chcaso
For Iittsbrrs a. $50 A. M ard 40 D. m. daily: 40
p m to tlt:.: Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
Tor Toledo aud Ietroit Monroeviue. lol5 an
Trains for Philasephia AMI New York at 8 10 a. IN
Saily exc Il Sunday; y. m and $40 p. m. daily. with
Tor b n%oe IN sees dsss 8 ESQ., e4o 74s $40
20 $50 $50 si 10. i 80 1 Il So Pss $780, 4So
i;2s; 2;s5. 40 $40. s;le. s;.op No.
1eIWsy >tstons between Washington and Baltimore
.. 6;4' a N, l2:lo pm. $50 4:4o, and II 20
dsily exc. n nday. 30 M 4:45 anu 5:45 D. M
daily tor taunton. 80 a. III. dsiy EXCEPT Sun
dav' 'or Frederick. $50 a.. m. lO:l5 g. u and 4:45
Tor haSeHt,wl 10 Is daily ut Sunday 5:45
. I'm cslly.
Train, arrive from the West daily. 6:2O. 1855 a. m,
- 2:25, 500 9.25 pm.
From New York and Philadelphia, ,:s5 $50 Am.
From Anna.o -. $40 am. so, 6.s7 p.m.. Sunday
1910 =. m. e:3I pm
from Irr'Ierick ard intermediate POINTS. SIS An
exert sqnas 1000 am. 800 ?. IL daily from from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a,2 40 40
~. go Pa and lo;sS a.: a1n l2:l5: 2:5l.
days. .. 4 40 T:I5 30 g. 9lO q. m 80 40
G:2a. go and 800 p. IN.
|AGalh. tTSn Washington stop at heiAy Station ex-
Fortnlthet information apply ., the baltimore and
fennsyS avenue. IA tn -treet VIII re or .erl
VIII e TAX for baggage to DO checked and received u
". NJ cL. MENTs. NJ of T., Baltimore.
myt 4. X LORD. Ger'i Passenger AGENT.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

os u. E1IEaY,
SUCCESSOR
DUBrEUIL BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GEA1S FURNISHINGS,
1112 STREET NORTHWEST. WAsHIsGroN. D. @.
ft1 Of the Fines. Dress Shirts to order SO. 90
" ytra Fine shirts to order ................
sis Fine Shirts to order. 7.5U
;IIh2
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Locaa OPsiea IN MARYLAND.
The DRAM sHoPs MUST co
Nh C0r Nalt Q,~~

gentleman who Is prominent In the local
option movement IN Montgomery county. Nd,
writes here asking that he be furnished Win tina
names OF twenty-five good Temperance speakers.
who Will assist them In defeating the Democratic
candidate for sheriff In that county. He says I'VE
DO not oppose this man because he Is a Democrat
out because he keeps saloon. and 10 In favor oil
success 10 TINS county. and We are opposed TO M.
opening the dram shops at every croes-roads We
want 10 get number OF temperance ladies also
rom Washington and Baltimore 70 help ua
We VIII. as soon as we get fairly started, have
nve or SIX meetings each night The Clergy
OF the Catholic church and the ministers OF
the churches OF the other denomin atoms are
Win US solidly and earnestly. as is every good
citixen In the county, ana w expect 70 pile ap
greater majority for his opponent, whoever he r.
provided he Is opposed 20 nquor selling. than that
by which we carried local-optlon In THIS county p
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WV 0O1Arn FHOA.
INENT FIGURES.
BOSTON, Sept. 5-The opening exercises OF the
Amer1t al Expos u0a OF the Manu- acturers' and
Mechanics Institute took place to-day. The gov.
rrn0r and Invite guests were escorted to the fair
building by pr &C ssion. The exercises were held
IN the hall at the north end OF the building before
large number OF invited guests 1t was after 12
O'CLOCK b f0re the governor enterei upon the plat
orm. followed by hi staff and the gu SITS. Among
the party were Sc Rotary Chandler, Lieut. Gov.
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967 Prizes. amounting to. $265 500
Application for rates to Clubs should no mace only
to the Office Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full ad-
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Ordinary letters by Mall or Express to
n. A. DAUPHIN,
aug15. ~. a. q. sep1. 5ks-yt
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A Railroad S,,,asl, I'm.

READING, Pa. Sept. 5-Two emrtv coal trains
coll d this morning near Big d m. Twelve
cars were totally demolished and u brakeman anu
conductor injured.
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DIARRlEO

BQTLER,MIDDLtTON On September sth, 1854
py Rev. 3: T. B.tienger D; y MILAN Ii. BUT
city. No cards.
.s.pII-PELHAM: On Tueed1y. september4 1881.
at the residence OF the r des father Colonel s. lay.
Lon SUI !. Of Suit.and. Md. to Miss NJ ROSA p. L.
HAM daughter Of judge Charles Pelham q Ala
bsma. -% ~ .
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NOrthWard Extension Of Washington
A LETTER OF 8. r. BROWN TO THE DISTRICT CON-
NISSIONERS

Mr.. 8. P. Brown has written letter to the Dis
trict Commissioners In relation to the petition
submitted sometime ago asking that the plan OF
the city be extended beyoni the northern bound
airy Of the city, so as to include the hills extend
Ing west OF 9TH street. Mr.. Brown in his letter,
combats the construction OF law taken in the let
ter OF the Commissioners on the subj ct to the
effect that owners could adhere to their original
subd visions. Irrespective OF the grand plan OF the
city. Mr.: Brown urges that the original plan Of
the city was calculated TO embrace all future adj
dit1ons TO the municipal territory.
He refers to the probable rapid growth of the
city on the heights west OF 9TH street, urgrs the
desirabtlity OF preserving the continuity OF the
original plan. and the convenience OF providing
for such continuance at this time, when little
actual improvement has taken place. He men
tons the fact that large and important additions
TO the city are being plated without conformity
to the general plan. ave trust, i" he says. "tnat
whatever recommendations may DO made to Con-
gress on this subject In your report will be based
upon The assumption OF The inherent precedence
OF the original plan OF the city over the whole
territory OF the District OF Columbia, and that the
result may BE- the enactment Of q general law
regulating additions, which Shall settle for all
Time the question now under discussion"
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Latest T&lGglans to The Star.
New Naval Cadets.


CANDIDATES WHO HAVE PASSED EXAMINATION.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept h-The following candi-
iates have passed successful Examinations for
Omission to the naval academy us naval cadets !:
Henry A. Allen. OF Wis.,; Levi c. rtalotte, Il
Del; Creighton Churchill. Of Mo; Ell Edmund-
g. Mcmillan. OF N. C.: Erward p. Morgan, at large;
Valentine II. Muller. OF N. T.; JAMES w. Sims, O;
MINI.
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Alexandria Grain Market
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. b.-some 10 coo bushels of
grain reached a market here to-day. 1900 bushels
OF wheat sold at lO7a111 for Fultz and at noon as
high as 1l2 for LOng berry common lots selling as
l,w as leo centa 1,s00 bushels or white corn sold
at 90 cents, and lot OF yellow corn at 81 cents
ls8 bushels OF rye sold at So IS cents per busheL
No oats were offered.
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MI. j. A. Tappan, commanding nrSS COMPANY
D. v. corps. has addressed letter to the Commit
<ionerA stating that they desire arms % be FUR
0iShed them under the militia laws and ask a
coaference with the Commissioners relative 70
that matter. at . day TO be named ~ the Commits.
SiOnerS.
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EENHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
Il VALUABLE IMrROvaD PR lPERTY IN WASH

THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
l. VALUABLE IMrROVGD PR sPERTY IN WASH
dNaION AND GEORGETOWN. d. c.. AT AUG
On MONDAY. sEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH -,
1888 at fOUk OCLa OK. in front OF the premises Ha
tsnan seH the fo lowing described property viz @
by dspth 4 SO feet to On alley, The improvemsnts
roOms and cellar. IMMEDIA ely Art r house
No. 1852 fronting Il feet the west dds Of Congress
l3o fees he Improvements consist Of large frame
oosAke, eo1aini.x seven roma bathroom, water ara
taK g fsss hy ds!th q ~ fset And g ST
contaaning sx rooms. being no l31 street. bstween
4th and sth streets northwest In cose proximity 70 the
Tsrms: One-haR cash: the residue In AZ m ntka
with notes bearing interest and secured BY deed Of
chaser. dePoss q 500 win b required Of tho pur-
chaser as tho time Of sale on each piece Of property
All conyeyancdng q purcnaser's cost
anSO-d&ds THOMAS DOWT ING. Auct.
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Halifax n. >. Telegram 10 New rork Hsru,d
at Is reported here that a. OCEAN seaames
name as yet unknown, h a been dlscovereo ouul
on the Nova Scotia coast, aear Indian Harbor n
IS supposed that the vessel went down On Supd as
night with all on board"
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RANGE or TN IHRwMoNRrsR-The followtax
wire the readings at the ONCE OF thu chief sigua
odicer today am g 1; II AN, s15: 3 pm. -
Maximum, 76 o: minimum. ga
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fytHOMA. BOWLING. Auctionesr.
Il T USTEE SALE 10 F q IN SECTIO

fyHHOMA.. BOWLING. Auctonesr.
tt STEE SALE 10 q IN SECTION ONF.
IN THE SUBDIVISION Fl BARRY T ikM, d. G.
.by virtue Of y deed Of trust dated Septemt er&16
.oi, NO; 15b. one Of the land records of the Dis-.
;b 81, rana and further 6y virtue OF decree Of
81 the 7t9 day of March 1872 in guilty Cause No.
Uses, On SATURDAY. the FIF RE III DAY OF SEP
EMB X. AID. 1883, ut FiVh O'CLOCK M, the
following real estate In the District OF Columbia to
Wit" Lot No: 4. IN section No /. in the subd vision
Ct the Trustees Of Barry Farm. accord to the pss
the etf file in the Office of the Of ashinx
ton county. District o; Columbis-
Terms of SAFE: One third cash, and the balance in
six and Twelve months with interest thereon. deposit
OF $50 TO be made at time OF Terms not com
pied with in days. the Trustee the right
to resell the erty at the risk and oefeung
Purclaer. lie TIT be retained by the Trust until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid.
JAM. L. WORMLhY. Trustee. $40 9Th ct. NV.
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RESPECT 10 rHK MEN0RY oH n n L.sxxH-y

RESPECT 10 THE MEMORY OF r. H. LAsKEY.-A
meeting OF the members OF the bar was h Id in the
Circuit Court room this afternoon. Joseph III.
Bradley, ESQ.,. chairman, spoke at length and feel
ingly OF the loss 70 the bar and community In the
i-ath OF Mr.. Laskey. A committre. consisting Of
Messr4 John J. Johnson d. X Elliott I'd. A. New
man, H. Pierce Bell. John T. Norris ana John r.
Ennis, were appointed, which drafted suitable res
oiutons OF respect to the memory OF the decea ed,
w1ich were adopted and will be entered upon the
minutes OF the General Term After remarks by
M. Elliott and others tn" meeting adjourned