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ID ED.

pINGER. On Thursday. June l4th, 1883, at twelve
minutes past seven q. m. Mrs. EMILIA DINGER
aged fifty years and one day.
funeral will take place from the residence Of her
sister. Mrs. William Zanner No. SIC Four and half
street southwest on Sunday, June three O'Clock
p. m. 3s
HANLEIN. On Thursday evening" June the 18th.
1883 at O'Clock, j. Ii. HANLEIN, aged fty-eight
years.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence No.
627 street northwest Sunday afternoon June l7th
st three o'clock.
HUNT. On June 14th. 1885, at ten minutes to 10
William and Mary Hunt aged 2years and months
Funeral or Saturday, June 10th. from her parents
residence No. 33 street northwest at four o'clock u.
m Friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
STONE. "Wednesday, June IS. 1883. at 7:o5 O'Clock
r. m, ISABELLA GREEN STONE. youngest child Il
Mary Frances and the late William j. Stone jr in the
seventeenth year of her age.
Funeral services ut Ascension church. Saturday Juno
10th. at eleven a. 2s
THOMPSON. On Thursday. June the l4th 1888 al
b O'Clock .. m, ROBERT 4. THOMPSON, aged fifty
one years. one month and twenty mine days.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
ner OF Third an streets southeast SUNDAY, june
17th at three O'Clock p. Interment at Congressional
cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited.
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RIVER TRADE-Harbormaster sutton reports ar.
rivals at the river front follows: Schr. w K
Woodhall, White, 100 tons coal 90 C. H. Froh
oaugh; schr. Sally, Jordon, 2S cords WOOD j. d
Carter; schr. Mount Vernon, Woods 40 cord
Wool, same; schr. Charlie. Collision, 20 cor.s wood
II. L. Blscoe; schr. Americas, Blank, $4,000 feet
lumber, Wimsatt & johnson; schr Peri Nasp.
$1,000 feet lumber, same; schr. T.. c. Eaton Pill
lips, Isl tons coal, johnson Bros schr. Geo. n.
Carman, Walker, &, 600 feet lumber, Geo. A. Shee-
han: schr Alethea Mitchell, III tons COAL Ste
phenson Bros: schr. Virginia Dare, Delaney, l0o
barrels nsh for Wander ana 1888 tons coal for 8.
Independent Ice company: schr. Jos. p. Ross,
Grfnn. 10000 feet lumber Wheatley Bros schr
Mary Catherine, Nash, . cords wood J. o. Garter:
schr Exchange, Dickson, Sc, 900 feet lumber John.
son Wimsatt; barge Kitty Cushman, Chopart
ll6 tons coal johnson Bros
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Ex-Unlted States Senator Casserly died In San
Francisco yesterday morning, aged 81 years
Inc Ohio state prohibition convention met az
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, and was the largest
ever held, there being 800 delegates present full
ticket was nominated, headed by Ferdinand Schu-
macker as governor.
laboring under a Mt OF insanity, committed suicide
by laudaDum.
War parties OF Canadian Cree Indians are re-
ported TO be fitting out 10 cross the United States
line and making war on the Gros Ventres and As
snboines.
Turkey has interdicted the importation Of Amer
DR. J. V. Lakewood, U.s.N., was married to Miss
from Virginia. at Hampton, Va, "Wednesday.
In Justice Woodlands court, Chicago, Wednas.
day, bailin named Barry Murphy, refusing TO
listen to The adnonitons OF the magistrate, the
mtnistered a severe pummeling TO she constable.
The boom In confederate securities at Richmond,
Va, continues. The house OF Thomas Bran Oh q
Co has bought over $40, 600 worth OF these Sc
curlt1es.
Norman l. Munro, the publisher, has brought
suit In New York against James Gordon Bennett
10 recover 100000 damages for having caused his
VIE 70 be eStranged from him by reason OF alleged
character.
The anthracite coal interests have agreed to
work full time during the week commencing Mon
Gay next, June 18th. and to suspend mining on the
18th. 18th and 30th Instant
Rev. Charles Timothy Brooks died yesterday at
his residence In Newport, X l., aged 40
Inc consolidated electric light comp any has
Just Instituted, In New York, three suits against
me Edison Illuminating company. one against
Della Jacobs, and one ag anst Mark Mayer, all foS
the lnfr1ngement OF various patents
Henry Hudnall, president OF the readjuster
school board In Richmond, recently appointed by
the Cameron state board, was Kissed Wednesday
night by persons In the audience while delivering
diplomas TO graduates Of the high school,
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June 2, 1883.

oE qHE E9P Eg NJ
81 ssFA sISa 81
dHSScS FSS aSd5
fns az paSssS On On the
EzR SSss fSh ;GS His
eight ts) Of Beitmuliers recorded sGb.divsHon a Of
square numbered two hundred and forty two (212l in
s co. whies the R By it's IL
which sub-diyaon is IS follows: Let four Is INTO
three lots each fronting t2 feet and eight
three lots each fronting twenty and eighs
inches on Fourteenth Q4l street - all Of said sub
and the sub division q ssid lots four w and
81 6) to be made by parallel lines at right angles with
ss % sn aaSnsf On
60S1SSins tie alley % Be- ;Sentys1 easS FEET xias
sale each Of which IN eligible site for building pur
The terms sale a. prescribed by the decree Of the
court are One third cash. and the residue in and
q Sp TSe dsrsd
% dep purchase money 70 Be secured BY
si1 Unpaid sss and
a s e G Ss ps o on, e ale these
Vim ssa I'm e "a g. asSs
puIcnpaeer deposit q two hundred dollars 3206) on
Sd By s y On e
re :ed a sy E az prop
aaf ffaIalE s FFS SitasE r,,,.,...
-'- oasess. eeaneq2,S ss -
An0s. H WAuoAAAAs Auctiopeoes mTSi-d&da
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Gen. Crooks PrfSOners.

PROTEST OF THE SAN CARLOS INDIAN AGENCY
AGAINST THE RETURN OF THE CHIRICAHUA MEN
AND BOYS
Secretary Teller to-day received dispatch from
Indian Agent Wilcox, at the San Carlos agency,
Arizona, which stated that large number
OF the leading Indians met in council to
day and earnestly prot eSted against
the return OF Chri cahua men and boys. They say
that trouble Is sure to follow such course. They
other men sent where they cannot return. They
do not object to the women and children. All the
bands unite In this request
The Secretary, in reply, directed the agent not
TO allow the men and women to return, but said
that the children might be taken care OF at the
agency.
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TIRUSTFE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE, HOUSE

TNRUSTFE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
No. 1915.
Under and by virtue Of a certain deed Of trust r..
dated August Is. 1875. and recorded among the fE5
land records of the District Of Columbia. Liber No. A
1871 folio53 by direction OF the parties secured there
by Will sell at PUBLIC sqsion il premises
1853, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lot 4. of Shepherds
subdivision of square No I64. said subdivision
corded in the Surveyors office said District iber
H. d. G.. folio 21O, tog Their with the mprovements
consisting Of double two-story and basement, with
mansard roof. Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third CASH balance in one and
two years. with interest at six per cent for which the
prossory notes of the purchaser secured by deed of
trust Of the premises sol will be required. deposit
Of sale must be compiled with within ten DAYS or the
property will he resod at the risk and Of the
chaser. ANDREW G. BRADLEY, Trustee,
Az Louisiana avenue.
VIM. p. YOUNG,
Real Estate Auctioneer. je9-d&ds
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 15.-The 127th annual
commencement of the University or Pennsylvania
was held at the Academy OF Music this moraing in
tho presence OF a large and fashionable audience.
The stage was occupied by Provost Pepper and
the members OF the faculty, and behind them,
dressed in the quaint college caps and gowns,
were the graduates OF the departments OF arts,
science. law and medicine. OratiOnS were de-
llvered by number OF STUDENTS, after which the
degrees were conferred. The degree of bachelor
OF arts was conferred upon 26 students, that OF
bachelor OF science upon 49, the degree OF master
OF arts upon 8, bachelor OF laws upon a and doc
tor OF medicine upon Honorary degrees were
conferred upon Prof. Lewis NJ Haunt c. E.; Prof.
Isaac Sharpless, s. B., and Rev. william Wacker-
nagle, A. NJ. Frank Miles Day delivered the val
0dIct (rv OrafiOn
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DECLINE OF PRICES IN THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 15.-The Posts financial artf-
Gle says: The stock market though still very
prices was more fuctuating during the fore.
noon than during the same hour yester-
day, but after that the market was
heavy, and there was q general decline
from the highest prices Of y to ~, the latter on
Union Pacific to 95H, and on Jersey Central 1 per
cent to 50. The decline In the other stocks was
all within = and in most was barely fraction.
BY IL 80 the decline was partly recovered and at
that hour prices showed very little change as
compared with last night. Reading was feature
mon was also active AMI advanced ~, though It
lost OF the advance The preferred was also &C
tive and = higher. St Paul at first advanced
from 1861 last night to 1O64 and afterwards de-
clined TO 1854. The general decline in the mar
ket this forenoon was apparently the effect OF
ment on the part of holders to realize. State
bonds were duh and government bonds un-
changed.
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rac Comma "a .e.cn. season.

The closing exercises or the N,secs TtfFevp
school for boys and girls took place at II O'Clock
this morning, and consisted OF recitatons, songs,
instrumen al music, cantata, and an operetta
entitled "A Quarrel AmonS the Flowers the sun.
hover successfully contrasting the Queenship with
certificates were conferred varously for excel
lence In scholarship, music good lesssons punctu-
Ross Perry and Misses Amy Rock, Nellie ehute.
Saliie Mason. Bessie 0owles, Annie Preston
and Mabel Russell; In the second class
Thompson and James Young: In the third
class TO Master kerfoot Supton, and
Misses Alma Ruggies, Bessie Daskam,
Emily Bagg. Beatrice Gibbs, Katie sypher, Myrs
Raoy, and Elma Norris; In the fourth class 10
Misses Lizzie Wiley and Clara Kilbourne
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HNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

81 TIE NokfH SIDE 81 sE t sTfEhT
RE WGEG htTGAN APP WA AZ Ki1gs
ERa iSB NH IS
By yiTns Fl the powers and authority to me ~
Of N sya the as G sand and
Of c f or b and sa il
undersigned Executor win offer for sale at bic auc
S e fFSat s tH IS S e isss !. Sc
O'CLOCK ? M. the following described real estate Of
the Of and df beine the
parts of lots numbered one hundred and eleven did
f os sd asp Or in
Esend at the end Of feet and nine inches
q ss
street westerly the said north line second
ns @ az ssse nSha
81 3D. to the west line ct said lot hundred and
hundred and fifty feet & 5O to the back line Of said
as a tIsaca na
sG nn ~ and with said east line and the back
thirty @ feet and 20 the north line q saa lot
inches 81 thence in straight line southerly to the
Houses numbered ssi ana sais. and ons
Frame Bull q, ling in the GEAR, OF number 1913
hundred and thirteen in keds addition o' to
said Georgetown fronting twenty l20 feet I'd street
50l feet the same being the westernmost twenty (20)
feet front of said lot. improved by twostory Frame
Dwelling House, numbered 1923.
Terms of sale: One-ttird the purchase money in
cash. the residue in two equal nstamens payable re-
the the purchaser bearing interest from ts
day OF SALE at the rate Of six cent annum. pay
able semi annually and deed of trust the proye
sold or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser. de-
osl OF 500 will be required at the time sale
lot sold Ii the terms not complied with in ten days
after tie day of sale the Executor reserves the right to
resell the property after five days. public notice. the
risk and cost of the purchaser in default All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
je12 -d&ds RICHARD r. CRAWFORD, Executor
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STEAMERS.
CO;sTH GERMAN LLOYD

IN sTEkNsHIP LINE BETWEEN Nsw Yoay HAyny
LONDON. SCUTHLkPTOS B2ENEs
he steamers of this Company viii sail EVERY WE'D
NfSDNY AND SNrUhDAY from Bremen pier foot
Of Sd street, Hcboket. Rates OF passage: From Now
York o. Havre, London, southaIpton and Bremen
rss cabin 800; ,GIl calm $40; steeraee SEQ. p-
paid storage eerhc!.e t22 For freight or passa@
Eppiy 70 OELhiS,sl5 : Gu, Bowling Green, New
avenue northwest Agents fo- Washington laI5
NV YORK; ROT ERDAM, AMSTERDAM
~ Ire brsf-ciass. Inn powered, Clyde built Dutch
steanisiliLs - this Line, ANS ERDAM ROTTEK-
PAY SCHlEDA& r. RDAa. ZAANDAM P. CA
IND W \. SChOLrEN. MAS, arriving the u. s.
PAL 90 the Netherlands leave anys Pier foot Of
Sy-sx street Jersey City. n j.. regularly every WE'D
NESDAI Tor Rotterdam and Am ftertiaul, alternately
~ IIst cabin. SI0 second cab!p $50 steerage. 52G.
Z CALAUA, General Agent. 81 Sorth William :reet,
New YORK: For iassase apply to ". u. MLIZEGUIr
CO. Perm. nTe. Washington
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ID ECEIvER'S SALE OF HOUSES Nos SOC AND so2
III

HI THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST
District of Coium ba passed the 18th of October
1873. in Eqnt' cause No. GOT. shall offer for a4
sale. on the premises, THURSDAY, JUNE,
TWENTY FIRST. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the property designated Nos SOC and 8O8 Third
street southeast being Sub Lot 40 and Al in sUuare
49, with the improvements.
Terms of sale One third in cash; the remainder in
Interest int 1t per cent Per annn and secured by
option. All corveyancing at cost Of purchaser II
terms Of sale are not complied with in ten days after
sale. he undersigned the right to resell on
purchaser. JAS. G.. PAYNE RECEIVER
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ID Il o p o s A L 8.

ID Is " r u l. b.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, june 18th, 1888
Sealed Proposals will be received ut the Office as above
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. THURSDAY, JUNE
TWEN1Y-FlkST, for furnishing supplies, comprisina
Stationery, School Books Furniture, Hardware Gro
csries Dry Goods. Forage. Fuel. Sewer Pipe. B. 8.
CURLING. &C.. &C. the various branches Of the Dis
Informs ton. samples and banks will be furnished upon
application at Room IL. Morrison Building. AZ street
By order OF the ENGINEER Commissioner b. G.
F. q. BECKETT,
je11-9t Property CLERK.
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PROPOSALS.

gfNREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Z OFFICE SUPERINTEND BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June IA, 1883.
Sealed Proposals viii be ceved at the Office of the
Sure in endent of the Treasury Buildin- until NOON
Of EDSESDAY, JUNE TWENTY, 1885, for supply
ing the Treasury Department with 800 dozen HUCKA-
BUCK TOWELS.
sam;les of Towels can be seen at the Office of the
Superintendent.
Tire Department the right 20 reject any all
bids. and to waive defects.
ieI5-3t CHAs J. FoLGER, Secretary.
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The COQurea.

CIRCUIT C0URT-yncpe Macarthur.
To-day, HiDe agt Magarity; verdict for de-
PENDANT. Joyces executors agt. Jones; judg-
ment OF condemnation. Mccullough agt Groff:
on hearing.
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A Highly Respected Postmaster Sus.
pended.

DETROIT, MICE, June 15.-Captain Clinton
Spencer. postmaster o. Ypslanti. has been sus-
pended for deflcit OF 81 500. Great surprise and
sorrow Is felt over the affair, he was highly re-
spec:ed. He lost leg at Gettysburg. He was
the support or helpless relatives, which tempted
him to overdraw his accounts
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Aidy,lA
Local Notes.

The grand jury visited the jail to-day, and will
tomorrow close their business-the June term OF
the Criminal Court commencing Monday.
The little son OF Chief Constructor Wilson, OF the
Navy department., fell out OF window nj his
home this afternoon, and, II is feared, injured
seriously.
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
5BF CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
bETWEEN NEW YORK AND LlvERfOOL-
FALLING AT CORK HARBOH.
FROM PIER 40. ". :: NEW WORK
.ScytEia We'd. June 20. SERBIA. We'd. July IS.
iaiIla We'd. june "a. ScytIia. .We July %.
fothnia Me'I.. july 4. Ga.lIa- We'd, Aug. 1.
AurAnfa Wed. Juy IL. FOth v ed. Aug, 8.
AND EVERY NEDNESD From NV YORK.
Steamers marked do not carr Storage passengers.
Mod3tion
eteeraee at low Steernee tickets from Liv.
Sroo and Queenstown and all oter parts OF Europe u
hHest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow.
Havre, Antwerp ard other ports the Continent and
1tr Mediterranean Iorts.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's ofce
40. Bowling Green, both steera2e and cabin to
CiIS B4okLON q Co. co. .Ih street, Washington.
d. C..
VERNON II. BROWN x CO., Few York.
Or to Messrs. o IT'S BICiEI OW & Co.
janl2 COS 7sll street, Washington
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgramS to The Star.
BY Central and South American Cable,
Chilli and Peru.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.

LIMA. June 1s.-The following particulars rela-
the papers here, and were taken from letters
stolen on the cath utimo from q special courier
en- route to Gen. Iglesias;
"Chili will not forfeit the DEGREES about guano
and Saltpetre issued February 9th and March 10th.
1882 that the net profits OF 600 600 TONS deduct
Ing all expenses. be equally divided between the
fits only come out OF the islands now worked
as future mines found in annexed territories
belonging exclusively to Chill who can dispose OF
such newly-discovered mines at will. Chill does
not hold herself responsible for any Indebtedness
OF Peru Chill holds the sovereignty OF the Lobos
lands until SUFFICIENT guano is extracted TO fulnl
the sale OF 1000 600 tons When the treaty Is
ratified Chill turns over TO Peru SO per cent or the
net proceeds from the Lobos Islands Lastly, the
commercial relations an indemnitieS to Gillian
citizens Will be discussed afterwards"
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.-DeedS In fee have
been filed as follows: Nathan C. Page to Paris H.
FOLSOM part lot 8, SO. west OF So 484 s. 600 Jos.
E Roberts to ThOs e. Waggaman, parts OF lots
10 and II, SO. 81, s., COO George E. Lemon to Jos
X. McCammOn ct al. lots Q. 10. II and IL, sub so.
1879; $4,000 John sherman. trustee. to Arthur
Bateman. trustee. lot z; So %; sl.sezSa Frank
16i:$ L D. Reynolds to II. Prinzhorn, n. q
80. sub. 50. $40; g.. J: J. shedd to James IL Nc
Kenny, e. pit g and pit r. sub. So 1856; 500. r. R
Perry, trustee, to John Warner, pt 1, 50. 7b7:
$500 A. Hayden to Michael Ross pit Q, So 068;
$1,000 L futile to James L0Wndess lot 81,
Alexander T. Gray, lot n SO. $50; $500 Vim. 81.
Main to Elizabeth Bell, part Of tract OF land on
road between Uniontown ana Benning's bridge;
g.. Elizabeth Bell TO Henry A. Singer, same
property; 81 CQ Edward b. Thomas ct al, trus-
tees, to VIM. 7. Payne ct al, lot Ia 80. IS; E,l0Q
Catherine Lyons to James w. Clark ct al, lot II
50. 696; $1,000 Ernest Sommer to Christine
a. e Jas CLARK All lot e "a se 500
and ~. OF sub q: 2as; q. 500 Sarah K Stanley TO
Rebecca Jane kirk. parts squares 468 and SO:
e. A. v. Robey 70 same. same property: g.
c. Abbott ct al 20 Hannah 4. Bailey, part {. %.
$40; 81 ,253. James s. Topham to Horace B. Snyder.
lots q and q sub OF IL and Is OF block ~ Meridian
9, sloof 60. $40; $50 Ann K Lee et al TO n.Iy
more, part II. "a. Mt Nary]Hoover 70 Mar
garet Somers part 6, 81. 100; Sl,000 J.W.6tarr to
GO.CNnkecalee, lots 90 and g. 90. 1919; ESQ John
Trimble TO Stephen Kane, lot B. sub So b: 81 40
NIB. Reeves 70 O. r WfxOm, ptA q and q, sub
g sss; 80 George = Hcag1Sads g ssre. e:
f faa sG Fl g. sis; $50 a.osaS 's'n y -
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PROPOSALS. FOR FU]


OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDsl
NAsHISGroN. d. c., June IA. 1853. !
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate for furnishing the
Fuel required for the fiscal year ending June 30h 1884,
NOON on THURSDAY. JUNE TWENTY FIRST.
1888. and orened Immediately thereafter in the pres
ence of bidders.
Specifications general instructions to bidders and
blank forms Of proposals will be furnished estab-
hshed dealers upon application to this office.
A. F. ROCKWELL.
1el4-6t Colonel U. s. Army, in charge.
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Lynched for a Terrible Crime.

DETROIT. MICH, June ia man named Warner.
believed to be the person who outraged and
stabbed little Nettie Lyons, ut Cheboygan. on
tuesday night was taken from the Jail at that
place last night by mob OF I'VE hundred and
hung. The girl identified him as her assailant,
but he maintained his innocence. even after being
once let down to see II q confession could be ex-
torted from him.
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EsUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

L AUNCANoOS StOS, AuctloneerS.
IRUsTEE!' SALE OF TWo-sTORY FRAME
DWELIING AND LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
EI HtES G AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded inTsa
Lber No iC24 folio 4s4. ct seq. of the land ia
recor Ia Tor tn District # Columbia, and at the 81
written request of the party secured, will SELL
publlc auction. on TUESDAY, NINETt ENTH DAY
OF JUNE. A. d. 1888, at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
p N front OF the premises all that certain piece
pSrce OF land anu premises, situate and teing in the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia, and known
ard sed that part of original lot numbered
TIL three (33), in square numbered eight hundred
and segeasyt GID eontainel in the following
Paint on the west line Of 5th east distant sixteen
ner OF said and running thence north said line of
said street fifteen 5) feet and two (2 nches thence
west enc hundred and ten 10) feet the line OF
said lot; thence south fifteen 5) fee two (2 inches and
thence st hundred and ten 110) feet to the place
OF beginniDg together with the buildings rights
Eents, privileges and appurenaDces to the same be-
longing. or IN any wise thereto appertaininS.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years. notes to bear cent interest," payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust on pre-
nlses sold. or all cash, at option Of purchaser. de-
post Of SlOo required at time Of sale. conveyancing
&C., at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
days. otherwise resale ut risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after five days ubic notice of such
sale in some newspaper published in Washington. d. C.
ee7-dsds fH Is 'q T. SosanHHiiAN.S Trustees.
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DkOPO5ALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE TREAS
URY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June Is. 1887
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the
Superintendent of the But ding for furnishing Supplies
Tor the fiscal year ending June 80, 1884
Awards will be made for articles enumerated in the
following classes only to regular dealers therein viz
Ice. Forage, Dry Goods, Hardware. Furniture. Lum-
bcr All other items win he included in Class Miscea-
neous Supplies. and viii be subject to open competi-
ton.
Proposals viii be received until noon and the bids
opened at clock p. m. on the following dates:
Ice-Monday, June Is.
Forage-Thursday, June 81.
Dry Goods-Monday, June Is.
Extraordinarily, June 26.
Furniture Wednesday. June n.
Lumber-Thursday, June %.
Miscellaneous Supplies-Friday, June 49,
upon application to the Superintendent
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive defects.
1e14-3t CHAS. ]. FOLGER, Secretary.