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RAILROADS.

n nJ3 TIE E!..TH. "hsf. AID S5ffitrHwEsr
sTiE1 fhii5 MAoNnIclST p so; hsds$.i;s
Tn1s 2r fEhGa mf From 5H l
For PIX hl, a, aN t SIRE Is s As F9tIws
ss as Sa . Lni'sa zp Fast
tne so m 1s. daily WITH Steering caEs from
dsii with faiace Cars to Pit;sburs and incl-
AGO sn sHfep safnrs IF c 15
s s3ti for s} nee and ~, ds
AID Ar T P4oac R Re enIlssc
s;boP. NJ. daily. except Saturday with Palace Cars.
Nal ston to Canandagus and Harrisburg to
Fer VII an,rort. Lock Hayen ard Elmira, at $50
Gaa and saf Is bs 10 en- n Sss
Rsrcr csf 90 asPsfs ssada f4m'n
For CIV With III IL s Of trains nss ss-
u q. eel transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double
FOri3.lzslia;a: sos a: M; 1850 m 1:ao 4:.o.
and 0G Limited Fl s p saBs S 4 sS snd
For s5 SO $50 se ed aqSe and
dsy $50. 1880 a. H.. 4:-o. 6:2O. 1850. $50 and
Tor Pres Greek Line $40 and lao p m daily.
For AniaIel.s. $40 am. and 4:4O pm daily, except
Hs A HfR SEDERE HD aA
Rail KoND.
For A:exa ORA. 80. 100 20, IL 90 and IL rs a. M.
2:Oo. 4:31. 500, 600 SEQ and IL 80 p m On
Sunday at 63J 8. 20 and Ii 2o H.. 200 and S:OO
PIN.
Fog Al a.ond and the South. ESQ and 11:2s am.
- daily Grd SEQ a. m. d.ly. except Sunday.
1raons a1e ~ i,xadria Io- "shinson; coo 500
sia 10 T. n, and II 90 i.idli hit ON Sunday at
500 y;JS AID 1000 a 90 and 9: 10 Pm.
ITs-ts oGd Information at tn ofce tesst cor
Der o. 18th street and Pennsyysn avenue and at the
Station. where orders be ext for the checking of
baggage 20 destination from hotels and residences
j. T.. WOOD,
. General Passenger Agent.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL. FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE East AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.

VIA WASHINGTON.
d UDEE TRACK JA<NEY COUPLER
schcau's to take effect sUSDaY. MAY 18th, 1883.
Leave gton from station. corner of New Jersey
f0r Cl.,esxo. Cincinnati, Louisville snd St. Louis
and Pale a. seesn ne' Cas- 7, @ s E
points, wshou. change 10:l5 u. daily TO CHICAGO
For IisssberE. Cleveland end Det-oi. at $50 a. m.
Snd $40 p m daily $40 2. M is q solid train to Fits
FOR fBsae s1ls ssa New York
E E :sd s:ssPHs 's m. aas' with
M $50 $50 TO- !2 80 ia ilso 21S $780, AGO.
rs h;s5 j. 40 $40. she $40 p. r1o' am'
1tr 81 na @: 40 II 10 and 4.40 ON Sunday
Tor way stations between Washington and Baltimore.
PM For Station. on Sa a4 ,a anS Il g
daly exert Sunday. $50 a m. s.45 and s45p.m.
daii s; :or Staunton. $50 a. m. daiy except Sun
DAY; or Friedrich. so M. 10: Is m. and 4:45
Tor Ii. :st.wn 1o:l5 am. daily except Sunday 5:45
Train s5riye from the West daily. 6:2O 7:35 a. m,
From Sew FORK and !: phadclphi.. a:55. $50 a. m.
From anna oi., $40 am. 80 s;s7 pm. Sunday.
le;so m, 6;sI pm.
From sd nss s51 pJ. Sunday ss
sssssgt Sgndsy; 1000 am. 500 pm. daily from
Trims leave Baltimore for Washington a. 2 44a Gao
ZAP r. 20 g s;le sns le5H ~. Ia:i5. 200.
days -. 7:15. i;so .. 9:lO am. 1880. A:AO.
49, 6:25. 60 ana 300 p
" ~ "a washington stop az kelay Station ex-
rf:f:i,sI i formation apply at the Bstmor, and
Penny MA avenue. corner 18th street. where or iera
VIII be sn for iagsgs to be checked and received al
y. y IL cL L NJ ss S'ff NJ of T.. Baltimore.
N.Y. C. X LORD. Gent Passenger ioean..
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TvHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TIE Nh4A p sBh g gHo5Eb sEH
2sB Ha2s N
in e ne ~ ;Sa ne ss I'll
e: v and s,S
Undersigned Executor viii ODER Tor ssIe auc s
E2at S IS SnTH 1873 /.
O'CLOCK p NJ the following described real estate Of
ses ss PsSs q Sdoa q
% W In the District Of Gcgmbis and being
parts q ot. nu8bsrsd hundred and eisvea uin
ana one ngndea an; sDs s,d a in
s. %
g as g 5
srse. westerly ths sa,d north line Is second sssss
5Hs sssead :sss ss:s sad shs:s lns s
e the wsss lime e saa s. Ia hunsa and
hundred ty fect 70 Mns s.S
Inc as
sS1 ns :ad Win :ss eat Inc ana
thirty sS feet g the north line q s.ia lot numbered
no1S e @ and 1 le
1s s }n % thence in straight line southerly 70 the
s$s aas
AIsos S III 9Sit In TIE rear Of number sslS
;s of IL
ens ssR ons ass e ID aiis
aoV ieet the same being the westernmost twenty (7
OMelnn6 HOUSE. numbered M1S
Terms Of sale: One-third ~ The nurchaaa unonev In
scy yrs r1 = m two equal payable
ne notes Of The purchassr bearins tsrsst from lie
Re 81 's a. Rs % aaSa &c Pss
n4d q e s 81 Sc.6 = TIE option The puross
IA sad n az tar at the time of sala On each
sassf ne day g saie TIE 1xecutoe resrve - rjetto
Se psopetY aleex Ave dayI' puhlie nofi0e a The
ncng g ths eost b dc purchasera sfaaa Al e0vsg
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Hon. William II. Barnum, OF Connecticut, chair.
man Of the democratic national committee, when
asxed In Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday, what he
thought OF Gen. Butler as q candidate for Presi-
dent, said: "Perzonally an not a very strong
Butler man. stu, the fact cannot be disguised
In the New England states it is fore
gone conclusion that Ben Butler win be
the next President Of the United States
people. He would carry all the New England
states except veTmo Mt and Rhode Island. think
the republican nominee for President viii be either
James q. Blaine or Senator Edmunds. Blaine "a
wonderfully popular In New England as well as In
New York and Pennsylvania" When asked what
bricks. Mr.. Barnum smiled and said: "Please ex-
cuSe.n
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BALTIMORE. june 18.-ytrsinia 6s deferred 9; do
consolidated 4OH; do past due coupons 4O new ten
forties: sss; new threes. 5sH bid to-day. '
BALTIMORE, June 18.-Cotton duu-m, ddling
loss; Flour L steady and 9uiet-Howald street and
fsmT suRss S 90; 90. extra 2os5 o. d.
extra SO; do. Rio brands g. 6ose as; Pstapsco
family, 6.76 do. superlative patent. z. So Wheat
southern quiet and easier closing steady:
Ms,aaysnd Pal 22h; No western winter red spot
septtssmber. d22al 2s: October l24Na IS. Corn
wahi.s soas g., ysoT e2aS1; western mixed spot
as4x; September. 6b5sa65x; steamer. 54ss4T" 0sts
steady with better inqury-southern. 45a1s; western
white 46a4S; do mixed. 43Ha45: Pennsylvania 45aIS
Bye au g. Hay quiet ana choice
unsettled Mess pork; 90 25. Bulk meats shoulders
e clear ,.t RIB sides liz Hams lsei6 Lsrdrsnned
lsa2s Esss higher and active. lsal9; Petroleum nom,
naimreh9ed Jas Coffee qnet-Rio cargoes. ordi
refined quiet i4sa14k Whisky quiet II
Hour :. lsSa; g1r r. No SasHd Receiptsa ie2l
oats o90 bushels shipmentswheat. 6. 900 bushels
corn. 49, 600 bushels.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. June 1S-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market opened very active and
n1gher than at the close on Saturday, ana for q
quarter OF an hour was firm. but fears Of
further failures in connection with provisions and
grain caused a feeling of uncertainty, and
aiter the nrst quarter OF an hour there was
sharp break in the whole list OF stocks of to 1I
per cent on the active list OF stocks he latter on
jersey CentraD. from the apprehensions above
to q, the latter on Louisville and Nashville
Lackawanna was special feature for activity,
the transactions being very large. At $3.50 O'Clock
vanced Is.
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The WoMAN's DIsPENsARY.-The woman's dis.
Rensary aisd e certificate OF Incorporation with
Johnson. g. G. Busey, D. w. Prentisa, A. s. Worth
ington; Jane G. Hitz, w. 8. Thompson, Maud B.
Elizabeth q. SMITH. Margaret Campbell, Almira
w. Rice, Jeanette ]. sumner, Annie E Rice, DR..
J Beale, Dr:C.H. A Kleinmidt. John sherman,
ger, n. w. Gait, Samuel 3. lewis, Harriet Il.
Mafbury, Mrs General Reynolds. Dr.. W. W.John-
ston, DR.. ]. o. Stanton, B. 81. Warner, J. Hall
Lewis, James r Fitch. g. G. C. Simms Charles
Foster and ]. r Major as corporators The object
10 to establish free dspensary for the treatment
OF medical and surgical diseases Of women and
children by physicians who shall be women. The
nine directors Tor the 1rst year arc DfA johnson
and PrenffSs, John Sherman, w. 8. Thompson,
Jane q Hitx, Annie r Rice, jeanette ]. sumner.
Maud b Johnson and A. s. WofthingtOn.
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HEARTY co-orERATroN or ruR NKxrcASs orx
CROOKS AxIoMS
Gen. Crook and his stan arrived az WILCOX.
Arizona, Saturday. The Mexican women rescued
from the Apaches have arrived at Tucson. Gen.
Crook says the Mexican authorities made no OBJ
lection whatever to the invasion OF their territory
Such OF the of1cers as he met received him with
great cordiality and promised active cooperation
When the troops reached Baseraca, San Miguel
ana other Mexican towns the Inhabitants
thronged out en- masse and gave them q hearty
welcome. Guides were offered TO show the near
est paths 10 the mountains In northwestern So
nora Capt Crawford, with Indian scouts and
TOUR companies OF cavalry, Is marching with the
Chiricahuas northward 70 the agency. Gen
Crook Is OF the opinion that &c will be better %
put the captfves on the San Carlos agency, where
they can be watched by thousand suspicious
eyes, than TO isolate them. He stu holds 20 tho
axioms that ait Is cheaper 10 feed the Indians
than 70 night them" and THAT we must fight all
the Indians we swindle II they cannot get corn
they Will get cartridges"
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
On 9TH ,,, STREET, BETWEEN G AND Il

ON 9TH STREET, BETWEEN G AND m
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust recorded in Iiber ~,
No s29 folio 46S. one Of the land records for Dis @
trte c OF Copmb,a I win sen on WEDNEsDAY. usA
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d.
1883 ct SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises
lying In the city Of WasRinston. Dsrio Of cuMmn aho
and known Is the south half Of lot thirty three $751;
front OF twelve and half feet on Fifth street west
and running back with that width eiehtyve 1859 feet
to an alley. together with all the improvements ways
easements rights privileges and sppurensnces to the
same belonging or in any wise appertaning.
years notes to bear six cent interest and to be
option Of purchaser Convey ancing &C., at purcha.
ser's cost "A deposit Of 500 required at SALE Terms
to be compiled with in days otherwise the Trus-
tee the right resell at the risk and of the
defautipg purchaser after five days public notice Of
such resale. in some newspaper published tn Washing
ton, d. G..
3e17-dEds LORENZ KISSNER Trusrea
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THE HILL Observation-Disclosures It was an
nounced on Saturday that there would be no ses.
sion OF the committee that day, Mr.. Coleman,
counsel for Mr. Murch, called the attention of the
committee to the refusal OF Mr. Hill to furnish
papers relating TO the contracts for statuary for
the public building In Philadelphia. as directed by
Assistant Secretary New, on the ground that the
Statuary was not mentioned in the charges to be
investigated MI. Coleman characterized this re-
fusal as an Insult to the chairman OF the commit.
tee and hts (Hills) superior. Mr.. Coleman then
gave notice that the prosecution proposed to take
up the public buildings at St Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati and other places, and to show that
above 5000 OF the public funds had been IL
legally expended.
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Telegraph Briefs.

In fight at Fall River, Mass, last night Pat
TICK Morrtssey struck VIM. Carney, who fell,
striking his head against an iron cistern cover
int1icting Injuries which caused his death In few
minutes MorrtSsey was arrested.
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F1NHOMAS DOWL1NG. Auctoneer.
VERY EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
AND BOYS SUMMER CLOTHING, AND
ABOUT TEN DOZEN STRAW HATS AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY MORN(:G, JUNE TWENTI-
Eth, 1888, at TEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms
shall sell the above stock. fine chance good
clothing THOMAS BOWLING,
ie18-2t Anctionaar
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THOMPSON, Auctioneer.

II THOMPSON, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF 1 200 LOTS OF NEW
SPRING CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTH AND
CHILDREN. CONSISTING OF BLUE FLANNEL
SUITS, FANCY ALL WOOL SUITS, COATS.
PANTS AND A LARGE LOT OF CHILDREN'S
SUITS OF ALL SIZES.
At my auction rooms, on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
JUNE TWENTIETH, at TEN O'CLOCK. Sale posi-.
tive Dealers invited je18-2t.
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ingtoa CITY PreSbys.ry MT az the sixth PreSbytSS
ran church to-day Cor the purpose OF considering
the question rstsed respecting the pastor OF thai
tiate until next october, when he win be or.
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NAVAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY Chandler has ap-
pointed the following naval boards to serve until
July list, 1884: Examining boart- Commodore s.
R franklin Ipresident), Capt L. A. Kimberly,
Nair. Retiring board-Rear Admiral John Z.
Worden lpresident), Capt. L A. Kimberly. Capt D.
Medical Inspector D. Lindleberger. J. G. Duiin
recorder OF both boards
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--latest TeleglanS to The Star.


Breach Of Promise Case Settled.
NEW YORK, June 16-The $4,000 breach OF
promise suit OF Miss Alice Almont Livingston
against Henry Fleming, has been settled by the
P a1nsin 80 for Her counsel NJ Sawyer,
him $2 500. and he has begun o suit against her
Tor his compensation
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FINE DWELLING HOUSE THREE 81 DRIES AND
l. CELLAR, BEING No. SIT EAST CAPITOL
strict, MODERN CONVENIENCE, AND

EINE DWELLING HOUSE THREE 81 DRIES AND
STREET SIRE MODERN CONVENIENCE. AND
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNESsSa
TWENTIETH. 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK. we viii si:S
ing houses and lot East Capitol street. having been
built for owners Use, being part Of lot 10. square
SAL" fronting 81 feet on East Capitol street. with
depth Of loo feet, improved by well built three story
ana brick dwelling, with back building 81 feet by
about g. feet modern conveniences brick front
marble trimmings and steps, he house is in first class
order.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in one two and
three yeers notes to bec cent interest and to be
secured b deed of trust If purchaser desires to make
guaranteed and abstract shown at SALE ConveyancnH
&C.. at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days. otherwise Resale at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser. after five days public notice in
some newspaper published in Washington, DC. de-
post OF FOO required at sale.
je14-d&d DUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers
RECEIvER,S SALE OF HOUSES Nos: sos AND sos
II THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Ct decree of the Supreme Court of thee
1879. in EquitJ cause No. 6.O77, shall offer for ssa
TWENTY-FIRsf. 1859. at FIVE o'clock P. NJ.
the property DESIGNATED Nos. SO6 and 500 Third
street southeast being Sub Lot 20 aud Al. III square
797. with the improvements
Terms Of sale: One third in cash; the remainder in
equal installments at sx and twelve months with
lien upon the property Sold or ali cash. a. Purchasers
All Sss A. Of
SALE he undersigned reserves the right to resell on
one weeks notice at the risk and cost Of the defatng
purchaser. JAS. @. PAYNE Receiver
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers- je11-dAds
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VINHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN UAND
NDRTHwEST


BY virtue of deed of trust. dated april 18th, -
y 1882 duly recorded in Liber No 1,001, folioHF4
i5l one OF the land records for the District Of
inmbia at the request of the holder Of the note viii
SELL at public auction ia front Of the premises on
T1naURSDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JUNE,
1883. Al FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. al thst certain piece
su5diy1son OF part OF square numbered two hundred
twelve months with interest or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser COnvSyacing and recording at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within seven days from day Of sale
je16-5t JOS G. G. KENNEDY Trustee
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The Coal Trade. tribunal.

PITTsBURG June 18.-The coal trades tribunal
Ing the reports Of the home ami LakeDorts COM
mittee took recess. The members say they ex-
pect 10 either settle the price OF mining this after
noon or refer the matter to an umpire
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Convicted OF Libelling August Hell.
mont

mont.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The. fury In the libel suit
OF August Belmont against J ohn Dewey, editor of
the Irish Nation, who in April, 1882, charged Mr..
priated FUNDS belonging TO an Irish society, re-
turned vedict OF guilty, but recommend the de-
!endant to the ''extreme clemency" OF the court.
mendation, as his only object In prosecuting the
suit was the vindication OF his character. Sen.
tence was suspended until tomorrow morning.
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Gen. Crook and Is,, Pr,,o..r.

ISABELLA JOHNSON, alias Belle Dipon, was taxed
- oy Judge smell this morning, fer striking Mary
Brown on the head with a stone
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THE I'd artillery viii leave this evening to go
into camp at Gaithersburg. Light battery and
batteries B, c. D. and will form the column that
VIII march out Of Washington. The first camp
VIII be pitched on Rock creek, near Pierces millA
Tney expect TO reach 0aithefsburg Wednesday,
where they VIII be Joined BY batteries and n,
from Fort McHenry.
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General Foreign News by Gable.

THE VICTORIA HALL DISASTER.
SUNDERLAND, June 18.-Queen Victoria has au-
tnorlzed the mayor OF Sunderland to express her
sympathy for the sufferlngs of the many parents
Dereaved by the awful calamity which occurred in
, Victoria hall Saturday It viii be proved at the
that man bolted the door affair." in order to facili-
tate the distribution OF toys to the children as they
were leaving the premises
Mr.. ROSENBRRG's DAUGHTER
LONDON, June 18.-In the chancery division OF
!ne court or appeal to-day Judge Chitty dismissed
the petition OF Mr. Rosenberg for the custody Of
ms Daughter, Jewess, who left her home in New
YORK to reside In Leeds and afterward entered
convent In Middesborough the lady now being
In Paris outside the Jurisdiction OF the court
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCoTR AND Mr. BRIGHT.
LONDON, June 18.-Sir Stafford NorthcOte this
AFTERNOON, IN the house OF commons, called atten-
lion TO MI. John Bright's speech at Birmingham
last Thursday, and moved that the utterances OF
MI Bright be declared breach OF privilege. Mr..
Bright was much cheered on rising to respond.
During the course OF his speech he said that ii the
irish members OF Parliament would dtsavow con-
necuon with the disloyal societies in America,
ana declare their loyalty to the crown he would
Withdraw the word rebel, and apologize for hav-
ing used 1t.
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The o. s. S. VANDALIA was signalled OF Cape
Henry this morning bound In. She sailed from
New York on the 9TH inst. for Hayt, to look after
American interests during the revolution there
Her return at such an early d9y leads to the i'm
preston that she must have been disabled at sea-
and returned before reaching her Destination
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ORDERS cHANaED.-The orders OF Capt Geo e
Belknap TO command the Pensacola (Fla.) navy
yard have been revoked, and he was to-day ordered
as cOmmandant OF the navy yard at orfOlk.
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UNDER ARREsT-Capt Jno p. Walker, Sd cav
Mexico, Is now under arrest at Jefferson barracks
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PROPOSALS.
DkOPOSALS FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOCI
l. PAYMENTS UPON STREETSAND AVENUE!
IN IHE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AM

Eqh p dYING
dEokaEEroSWN!.f .. G. of WASHINGTON AND
OFFICE % Ss zHs EssrTsFa
EWES 4: june sn r TMFYE
sss %s.
'n sIsnt ana }oG GsoTggtoM no. Pc; C.
tanned at this office application therefor together
with all Necessary informston and bids these
The right reserved to reject and all bids parts
, Major of Engineers U.S.A.,
yeIo-ot engineer Commissioners. DC.
pRoPOsALs FOR FUEL
so.,., wAsHrse1os. 3: G.. june Is. lass.
sna n 70 ss
s Il 5sfsysd Hn TMhTE SfS
June SOth 1884, with Fuel AL articles named to be 81
Proposals. for the whole any portion Of the fuel re-
5s sad ~ ~ e at
ment Bureaus or OFFICES in Washington. for which
tracts may awarded In such Quantities as the com
venience OF the department may require.
Kass Build
bss q VIII e S and
dealers upon application e this oaace. >-
" OF COLUMBIA.
pro,o..,, nth 49, WAsanSaTox. June 4; 1883;
Ffee1fa E VIE 4n n2M
IT. boz & Ssf "a s$s SssSs:
ocO%Rea BY the District according to the schedule and
3sIs order WILLIAM r1sR Rs11s,;.rv
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COMMANDER JAMES O'KANEhas been ordered as
inspector Of the 18th light house division.
CAPT. r. L. PHYrHIAN has been ordered to hold
himself In readiness to command the q.
s. s. "Trenton," now bel ng repaired at New York.
She will probably be ready for sea the latter part
OF August.
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Slaughter Of the unmOceuss
ONE HUNDRED AND sIaHrY-srx CHILDREN CRUSHED

TO DEATH IN PANIC
dreadful calamity, involving the death or ise
children, occurred In the town OF Sunderland In
the county OF Durham, England, Saturday even
Ing. An entertainment had been given In Victoria
hall by con1urer. which was attended almost
altogether by children, TO the number or several
thousand. At the close OF the performance aftsr
the body OF the hall had been entirely cleared OF
It's occupants some twelve hundred OF the little
ones came rushing down stairs from the gallery.
AZ the top OF the first flight OF stairs there was a
door which opended only twenty inches, ami one
child only was permitted TO pass through at a
time. At this point, while the ass OF children
Were pushing forward. some OF them fell and were
unable 10 rise, owing TO the others crowdng on.
The result was that great number were pushed
down, trampled on, and either surocated or
crushed TO death The scene was terrible and no
EFFORT could stop the mad rush OF the affriyhtsd
children. They came on pell-meu, though
strangely without much shouting, AMI soon is6 of
them were knocked down and killed by others
trampling upon them The greater number OF tho
bodies, which were badly mangled from the
trampling, laid seven or eight deep. Many OF the
victims and others who were not killef had their
clothing torn frON their bodies In the struggle
The ages OF the children killed ranged from TO Il
years The news OF the disaster ere ltet excite
ment In the town and country, AMI reference was
made TO 1t In all the London churches yesterday
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The U.S.S. Juniata sailed from Singah, Persia,
May 7th, for Bunder Abbas and Karochi, en- route
to Bombay. All well.
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FERUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE, HOUSE

Il ESTATE ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE. HOUSE
No. 1918
dated August 26. 1878. and recorded among theE$S
97. folio 25 by direction tie PARTIES secured there
by viii sell at psblG sutton IN front Of the premises
1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lot 4. Of Shepherds
subdivision OF square No 1884, said subdivision
II; D. c. folio 20 teg.thsr with the improvements
mansard roof. Brick Dwelling. -
Terms Of sale One third cash: balance in one and
two years. with interest ct six cent for which the
promssory notes of the purchaser secured by deed
trut OF the premises solo, win be required. deposit
Of 5000 must be made at the time of sale the terms
Of sale mus: be complied with within ten DAYS the
property will he rescid at the and cost OF the
chaser. ANDREW c. BRADLEY Trustee
472 Louisiana avenue.
WA. p YOUNG,
Real Estate Auctoneer. teg.dAda