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Col. Sims Removed.


THE RESULT OF HIS CONTROVERSY WITH SENATOR
MAHONE-wHAT SIMS AND HIS FRIENDS SAY.
The reporter OF THE STAR sought Col. W. E. Sims
to-day, having heard that his name was no longer
on the Senate rolls, and that he and Gen. Mahones
quarrel was the cause.
Col. Sims said: "Yes am no longer in employ
ment under the serge but for the al
legged quarrel with Malone, 1 would rather say
nothing. l donot regret, however. leaving small
office ought meyer to have accepted, and which, at
in order to afford an opportunity TO aid
In the ventilation Of the Danville massacre.
could not very well after the Chicago affair re-
sign voluntarily, but have been SOicitouS for the
removal which took effect to-day. have had no
falling out with either the superintendent or SER
Although Col Sims refused to discuss his contro-
versy with Malone, it is no longer secret that he
and his friends think that his treatment by Malone
friends say that he lost all by espOusing the repub
lican side In Virginia. At Mahones instance they
say he stayed in washington conducting the pre-
paratiOn OF the facts in the Danville 1nveSti-
cation, and ascertaining the witnesses by
whom the facts could be substantiated be-
shoulders all Of that labor and bearing his own ex-
penSes, Malone promising him a position which he
could hOnOraBy accept. and finally urging him to
meantime Malone ascertained that sims OPP
posed to Arthur'S nomination and tried 10 prevent
his going to Chicago Chi as delegate but Sims was
eral and he and his colleague. Winfield Scott openly
espouSed the nomination OF Gen. Logan first and
Blaine next Mahone's offce-holderS, Mr. Sims
friends assert, told sims that he was digging his
political grave; that the general would never coun-
tenance any man in such open revolt.
Then came the interview in public in
Chicago, when General Malone formally
declared the four Blaine delegates outside of the
republican party, and Sims openly denounced Ma
hone to his face, and told him party could ever
succeed which was led by bosses such as Malone,
who allowed no liberty OF speech, thought or ac-
ton. MIR. Malone. 1t Is understood, claims that
m a a To
his and that he can name the occupant, and hence
Sims, removal.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings,

AEGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
Guns listing. TACKLE- RI LES, REy0Ly-
EEs, CUILERY, MUSICAL zo tSsTF sGll sSEs.
P66kETBo0Ks. yioLtSs, TOYS. BAs BALLS
AND BAIS. VIOLIN STR NGS SKATES.
UsIIEs AND COMES. JLWELhY, TOILET
SETS. OPTICAL GODS, watch SHAIN AND
10000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. 49,
Ply direction Of the owner, 70 change business VIII
sell the premises all tn: above stock OF j. y
O'NEARA c.. l14I Fennsy lvania avenue northwest
sale commences FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. At
SEyE& T. NJ. aid every evening thereafter NJ same
hour until fIi Their notice
n A. EES ARE SPECIALLY INVITED many
goods viii so, original packages Great bargains
nay lie expected every night. FOLEY Auctioneer
y he Fixtures viii not be sold - at the teE,nin-
alton OF SAFE. the store will be occupied by j. U.
O'MFARA 4 Co. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
jeIy
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Can. PaC
Can. Sou.
Cent. PE..,.,
CheS. L. Ohio.
Fevcrlsh and Unsettled.

FEATURES OF STUCK 0ARKET TO-OAY.
New YORK. August /, Wall street, 1877 p m.-The
Post says: The stock market was feverish and un-
settled this forenoon On smaller volume OF bust
ness than during the same hours yesterday. The
result of the first two hours OF business was that
at IL O'Clock the six or seven most active stocks
were very little changed from the closing prices of
yesterday, the only changes greater than small
fraction being Missouri Pacific, per cent lower,
and Western Union, ! per cent higher, while the
diminished volume OF business showed q temporary
lull in the activity OF local speculation. There
were some indications OF an increasing speculative
desire outside OF New York, and there was more
forenoon than for some months, though 1t was both
buying and selling, and extended to larger num-
Der OF stocks than usual There was no news OF q
general character to affect the market large
amount OF interest, due August LIST, on railway
mortgages Is being paid, and no defaults OF i'm
pOrtance reported.
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freight train on the F1tchburg railroad In
ChariestOwn, Aass, run into ana demolished a
horse Car et street crossing "Wednesday night D.
II. Wiley was probably fatally injured
The Third Avenue theater, In New York, which
was leased by Kate Claxton, has reverted 10
Mckee Rankin by the former forfeiting her lease.
The steamer city OF Yazoo struck q snag ard
sunk at ST Deiphine, nine miles below Baton
Rouge, La, yesterday. No lives were lost
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CONSOLIDATION OF THE ELEVATED RoADS-The
Metropolitan Elevated railroad stockholders In New
York yesterday ratified the consolidation agree
ment Of the Elevated road. The Manhattan road
stockholders and the New York Elevated stock
holders meet to-day, and as proxies OF both com
lanieS are pledged In favor OF the merger agree
uu..nf. tie CONSULTATION II considered certain.
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The Petroleum Market
CLEVELAND, O., August 1-Petrolsum unchangeI
Standard white. ITO deg. test. TIC.

The Baltimore and Ohio telegraph company yes
terday obtained the lease Of the wires on the line
OF the New York, ontario and western railroad,
between New York and OswegO which the
Western Union has controlled since 1874
John w. Hoover, timer by trade and red
dent Of RouServtle, Franklin county, Pa, was
struck by the Memphis express at Penmar Tuesday
afternoon while attempting 70 cross the track, and
waSfaIaIly injured
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y ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvR,
MEDICAL. DC

TSEAD AND BE WiSE.-DR. BROTHERS. 9Os B ST
southwest; alpeartd before ana made oath that
h l. the eldest Established Expert Specialist in this
eltyand will guarantee cure in all
ease and furnish Medicine. charge; the
Ilshed Medicine free Consultation and advice free at
any hour during the day Subscribed and to be
fCre ms by DR.. BROTHERS, April ID 1884
ty3l I'M SAMUEL Ii. WALKER. Notary pnblic
MESTAI AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
w weakness of the Limbs lnIared Nutrition Of the
Bdy ircapacity for Duty AID Labor and ali forms of
seminal Disease are porluan nifty cured by DR.
DlUTHl r. IL vigor xti.s Cordial.
visit to his Laboratory. the largest this side of New
NUrk VIII convince you that ne is tie only reliable ad
Nrslng physician IN this city and to be caased
with tho vain !retenoers whose whole stock of chem
icls, bTa Hs clI ed could lie put in yeast powder
DOttc. Over thirty three Years established at 9uG
street southwest Too long for humbug to live
jy22-lui'
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THE PARTHoIDT STATUE-The Barthold statue
committee has decided TO have the cornerstone OF
the pedestal laid August 5. The ceremony viii be
performed by the grand master OF the A. +. and A.
NJ New York. Bishop Potter Will make the prayer
and pronounce the bencdiction- The orator has
hot yet been selected.
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BALT1MoRE. August 1-virsinia skies. consolidated.
So past due coupons 80; -fortiss sax; VrVfnI
new threes, sly; North Carolina sizes. old. L05K bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. August Lotion dun-mid:
ding, H. Flour qaet az snd steady-aYMard street and
n.y. 49ssa rs; city mills super. 75sSl is; do extra
SIS; do -superiative patent. SOS. Whest-southssn
steady and quiet western about steady and sctivs;
southern red S2aSs do. amber 96.S7: No. N.!yland
e2xas2X; septem6sr st,<ase: October 9ss,sz: CSrp-
white Ss.5l; do; yellow: ssaes ye.tsrn piIed. AZ.
scarce and southern. t:.4S w:stsn white 44.!e:
s5ass: Hay. arn.prne 70 choice Pennsyt yanls and
Maryland, lsooa20Oo. Provisions nrmer. As.s psrk,
packed 5a9k b.eenIshopldssss *; clear sas .ids1
western packed: sals creamery: $500 Esa1 dull and
Coffee quiet-kio carEoes. ordinary 70 faif 4sl0
Whisky steady. LIS Frsshts 70 Liverpool re steamer
capts-nour 365o barreis; wheat, i54. 0oQ bushels:
corn l,5OO bushels; rye, 500 bushele. Shlpment>-
wheat ISL 600 bushels Ssiss-wheat 7T9.00V bushels
corn 10000 bushels.
The Petfoleum Market.
CLEVELAND, O., August 1-Petxolsum unchanged.
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MAR RIE.D.

HALF-BAUMGRAS In Berlin. Germany July o,
1884 IIIIII- HALE of Albany. New York, TO IRENE
only daughter VI Peter Baumras, artist formerly Of
this city.
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FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
,hL sAOhT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

SChfGule IL eject NFS 1854
t3t h-N.-NEW OkIEANS MAI. daily mailing rIoss
Connections 10 all points south and Southwest
Daily II ept Sunday. With &. & q Rz!lway Pull
mai SleeI iLs Buffet from New rA and Wash
,A2t3h 10 Atsnla Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta New Or.cs.Is IsrIur
Car freIfi O. Igt1u a. NafuraI i !t.r. Va
G!tPM-IOUISVILIE FAST LINE DAILY vi, CT,a--
lott sSie y CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE ami all Western
points Pullman Sleeping CHS Washington 20
Louisville ~
1caCPM-sCUT HERS MAIL. AND EXPRESS Daily
% all points South and Southwest via Danyillr ara
Charlotte Daily excep; Sunday with q & o. Rail way
Pullman Sleep!E. from Mzshin- tor, Via Dan
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans: aI-n
nom Washington Charlotte and Columbia 70
Augusta Put SietIIIi- Car froI W a. l....;ou
L. ~ b sulphur Sl-1rss-
Manassas Division Train leaves Wasl4ngtona. $40 4
ii a'id 3 ~ = " daily. eNrept sunday
War;, ntuu trains leave Washington at $40 A. II AMI
5lOP VI daily.
For tickets and Information Inquire at CorrYany's "
&c. t6l PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
n sLAUuHIE Err. y. MACDANIEL.
Gen. lass. Agent Ascent
mario sol. HAAS Traffic Mana.-r
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DROWNED WHILE BATHISG-While Capt j. VI.
Shelton and his daughters. Louisa and Florence,
were bathing near Little RIVER Station Texas uoj h
daughters were drowned. The family were travel
ing through the state I'm carriage for pleasure.
The aged father was compelled TO shake OF his
daughters to save his own Life The daughters
ares were 10 and Fl,
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THE WoRKTSGMES AND Mr.. BLAINE.-The ma
tonal republican committee have been requested
by committee OF workngmen TO Use It's Efforts To
induce the New York Tribune TO employ printers
at Tul rates. supplementary proposition was
made last night by the workiDgmen that the ques-
tiOn be settled by arbitration the workingmen TO
appoint one man. the Tribune another and both
TO select q third, under the agreement that n the
arbitration committee decide in favor OF the work.
ingmen. the 7Tib'ae was at once 10 be made q
union Office, paying full rates
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Two SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEORG
AND CATSkILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains New York. West shore and Buffalo Ry by
West shore of Picturesque Hudson River Lave Jersey
City Station OF P-lIIIsy lyania K IL. follows.
SARATOGA SPECIAL 900 am.-ArTIvp Saratoyl
235 P.IE caldwell. Lake George. Montreal IL
Pm eg.nt Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga thence
to Montreal
CATskILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9.39 am-Ar-
give Hotel haatersall 23O Grand Hotel 2O1 pm
farlor Cars.
DAY EMPRESS. 10:16 am-Arriye Albany p m :;
Sharon springs pm CooparstJwn pm, Utica $50
PM Sy aslle 1:15 Rnch- ster 1910 pm. Buffalo
u l5 m Niagara Falls l. 5S Parlor Cars to Al
bany. Sharon Sprin and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CAlSKILL MOUNTAIN TX
PRESS IL 40 am.-ArgIve Hotel kaaterskil 10 M
Grand Hotel sos Saratoga rs pm. George
epm Parior Cars Jersey City to Saratoga AMI Lake
GEORGE.
b SARATOGA AND CATSE1IL MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D. 345 p.ul.-Arrive Hotel KaatCrskill 9 10 pm
Grant Hotel As pm Saratoga 80 pm, LAKE George
10 40 pm Montreal S25 with Parlor Cars 70 Cas-
XII Mountains to Saratoga Buffet ParlOr Car leaves
Washington IUn1sy lvaIIia X. r. train Sis .Or
Saratoga. sieeTe-s thence to Montreal The New
IlilIed leaves Washington at $40 H., connecting
with Saratoga and Cats IL Mt Limited at Jersey city
Ask for round tri tickets 10y West shore route
ard avoid ferry and long through NV Yorh
city.
Apply to City Derot Agent of Penn. L f for COM
rete ne-tabies, tickets AID Parlor Car chars ParlOr
Car chairs from Je City station rived in advance
upon application TO Agent Pullman C4r Co. Penn. Il L.
Station. jersey City, New Jersey
HENRY MO\ETT. Gen. Pass Agt
.e2t-Jm "A State street. New York.
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RECEPTION OF GREEDY.
The Arrival OF the Party at Ports
month.

PoRTsNoUTH, n. H.. August l.-Contrarv to ex-
peetations the Greely r,lcf squadron arrived in
sight early this mornn-. The A. lance put
out at four a IN from Iirt -InputA WIN
The orders relative 10 holding the reCrp-
tlon on Saturday; but SecretIry Chandler has
since changed the TINE. and apgoiuted pm. To-
day for the naval reception Ia the LdrDi r. Tie
program as arranged ior Saturday VIII b. ou0stau-
TALLY carried out
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Saratoga Races.

SAVANNA WINS ON A HEAVY TRACK.
SARATOGA. August 1.-The attend nee at the races
mere today WAS fair. The w@at her was cool ana
Cloudy, and the track WIS heavy and deep in tbs,
ODDS, one mile, won by Savanna. Time, Isl.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO K1LL-Joseph Taylor.
cOlOred was charged In the Police Court this after
noon with assault and battery with intent to kill
was Shown that there were two crowds OF colored
men lighting near the O-Street market, and Butler
attempted to prevent the fight, when 1t is alleged,
he was cut in the shoulder. Samuel White had his
coat cut during the fight The case was sent TO
the grand Jury: bonds 1900.
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PERsoNAL--SenatOr Logan is announced to de-
liver an address at the Racine (Ws) exposition in
September. Mcpherson, of the repub
lican campaign committee, has gone home for a
office, was registered in St Louis on wednesday.
Representative Brewer, of New Jersey, arrived
at Wizards this mor1ng:-Miss Phoebe Couzins
deputy marshal. She will work as clerk for her
father, who is marshal at st. Louls.-speaker
registered at the Riggs last nght.-Fred Doug
lass is announced as one Of the speakers at the
emancipation celebration to be held to-day at
MED by his wife..CoL I. F. Barr has returned
from his western trip, and resumed his duties in
son are at Block Island.-Mr Edward Clark, ar
chitect OF the Capitol, and Mrs. Clark left this
witch, on Cape Cod, where their daughters have
been staying for some time.--MaJor C. c. Nor
row, deputy executive clerk OF the Senate left last
evening for his home in Missouri and to-day tele-
gram was received from his wife announcing the
death of their little daughter.-Adjutant General
Drum arrived at Southampton, England yeSter-
day.-Mr John ". Hogg resumed his duties as
chief clerk OF the Navy department to-day.-MrS
Hunt, daughter OF General Drum, left last evening
to meet her husband who was OF the officers Of
the Greedy relief expedition, at Portsmouth, NH
Commodore Walker has returned to the city, and
was on duty at the Navy department today
Among the recent arrivals at Windsor Sulphur
Springs were the following Washingtonians: Capt
Fv Mr ME r. ys:r M Miss lizzie kkn King
Mr. T. Gray, Miss Ella Gray, Miss Rhoda Gray, Miss
Hattie Gray, Mr. Frank Gray, Mrs E. NJ. Sheridan,
Mr. Harry Sheridan, and Mrs. A. T. McCallum and
family.
DEATH OF Mr. ISAAC HILL-A private dispatch
received this afternoon announces the death at
his home in Newark, Ohio of Isaac HILL the assist
ant Sergeant-at-armS OF the House OF Representa-
| tives. He has been Ill but few days
DISTRICT Contractors "RETAISHD" FUNps.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has decided that the
bonds held by the q. S. Treasurer representing the
ten per cent retained by the government from Dis
trict contractors, to insure necessary repairs 10 the
streets, shall be sold, and the proceeds deposited
In the Treasury to the credit OF miscellaneous
cepts. From this deposit the contractors Will be
paid their ten per cent In money.
RANGE OF THE TBERNoMgToR--The following
were the readings at the office OF the chief signal
officer today a. m, 700; II g. m, 81; pm,
684 Maximum, S4-2 minimum, GIL
BIT direction OF the President, Second Lieut. II. l.
Barber OF the 10th infantry has been detailed as
professor Of military tactics in the Northwestern
Normal school at Ada, Ohio
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TO..fIOR ROW.
= BEN SING II, Auctionesr.

- BENSING r. Auctonesr.
slsll sell a. the Bazaar. $40 Louisiana avenue. on
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST SECOND, at TEN
VCLO Very fine Sprrel Mare. five years old;
tel ou"d kind and gentle to be positively sold as
til owner Las no further for her.
ALSO,
about ~ b. al Of Horses and Mares and lot OF new
and second hand ArOns Carriages. HARNESS. &c. sc.
be be at Bizaar at any time up to the
hour OF SAFE 3 BENSlN1fR.
SIN Auctioneer.
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TS'HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuonee

''OH'N' IOHbiENT, fuCLouet[
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO POOL TABLES. WITH
BALLS, O. T.. sc.
y virtue u deed IF trust dated he wenty-ffh day
Jane isf alb iUiy recorded il iibr No 1857. folio
g. one Oh Ike la records + Washington. |.
siEl quest OF the laTty secured thereof sell at
GJ-i, suction SATURDAY. AUGUST SEIOSD,
Ia - II IVaN O'CLOCK. at tLe auction rUous Of
LuJ- iow!In- rs STR 4 and PsTns w iuia enne,
tw i.oi isb.es, With Bails. tut-.
Terms: . sn. SAMUEL. L. LJJkETr,
j--i-tt Trustee.
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The Cholera.

CASE REPORTED AT CARDIFF.
LONDON August lit Is reported from Cardiff
tnat man had died OF cholera on board the
french steamer Graviie. from MarSeilleS, which j.
lying at anchor In Penarth roads. The body was
thrown overheard Another man aboard the ship
is very ILL
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Destructive Fires.


PHILADELPHIA, August Fire broke out this
morning In old rink building. 23I and Chestnut
streets, occupied by John Wanai4laker as furni-
were very nearly destroyed The fire spread rap
idly, and four saloons, the yard OF X. Hairs planning
mill, cigar Sore an unoccupied store, iheian 5
1t is thought that the loss will exceed sIU0,uv0
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The paper mill OF
Moorhegse = Bros. aSBrldesburS. was entirely de-
There was an Insurance OF $4,000.
TROY, n. Y, August IA IRE broke out this
morning In the Delaware and Hudson railroad
freight house, on the wharf at Piattsbury, and
spread to the freight house OF the Pllttsburg Dock
company. Both buildings We're destroyed. Loss,
$4,000.
UTICA, N. Y, August ASHLEY & Baiey's SILK
factory and the Fort Plain glove and mitten fac
tory, at Fort Plain, were burned this morning.
The President.
NEW YORK, August 1.-President Arthur arose
late this morning. Shortly afterwards he Was visited
by Mi. G. +. Huntington.
Selecting Headquarters.
THE SESSION THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE IN
NEW YORK TODAY.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The executive committee
OF the democratic national committee was IN SeS-
SYN again TO day at the 5th avenue hotel Chair
man Barnum Was present, as were Senators Jonas,
OF louisiana: German OF Maryland, and
Ransom, OF North Carolina; ex-Congressman Miles
Ross OF New Jersey Mr. Barbour, OF Virginia: Com
missioner Hubert O. Thompson and IIedsurer A. J..
Canda- The selection OF a headquarters is the
most important business OF the ineetng.
A Pilot ESOat Sunk.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The sinking OF the pilot
boat Washington last night by The ship Roma is
stated by the pilots on both vessels 10 have been
the result or accident. Cook Freeman'S was the
only lie lost.
At the Democratic Headquarters.
SOME OF THE VISITORS, THERE TODAY AND WHAT
THEY SAID.
The democratic headquarters are getting warmed
up. A large force was busy until a late hour last
night senung off documents. MeSsrs. Randall and
McAdoo, who called during the evening, expressed
their confidence In the situation. Mr.. McAdoo
claims that the Irish will not vote for Blaine.
Senator voorhees,, Gen. Quarles OF Tennessee,
and ex-senator Hereford, OF West Virginia, We're
among the callers to-day Gen. Quaries rdicu!es
the idea Of the republicans carrying Tennessee.
Senator voorhees, Will leave for Indiana the latter
part Of next week, and, it is said, will make a
speech in every county in the state. He Will elab-
crate his McSweeney speech bringing out more
evidence OF BlaineS disregard for the Irish-Amerl-
can suspects confined In English prisons during
Garfields short term and endeavor to fire the Irsih
heart against Blaine by telling them OF the Maine
statesnan's anti-Irish expressions at different
times during his career.
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T,Hos E wAaeAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

VlHOS. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE TAB.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Lber No NJ
gS9 folio &C. ct seq. Of the land records Of thew
thereby secured the undersigned will offer for sale al
public aqctiSn i9 front Of the premises on WEDNEs
O'CLOCK 2. H. Iots q to 81. both inclusive SO to a.
both cpsve lots 40 and 90 lots 81 81 both inclu
Of lots in square 74s said subdivision recorded in
tnct ~ "
Terms One.thrd cash balance in three eqral install
SALE for which notes OF purchaser airing interest from
dsy OF SAFE and secured by deed Of trust property
sold will be taken. deposit Of @25 each lot will be
required at time OF SALE and al conveyaIcing and
cordipr will be at purchasers cost 1t terms are not
complied with in days from sale property will be
resod ct risk and cost Of defaulting pure haser
1y2o-d&ds THOS h. WAGGAMA n, Trustee
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AssAII1NG A BoND.-TO-day, In the Probate Court,
In the matter Of the bond Of D. p Wright, guardian
OF Z. b. Wright, Mr.. j. B. Wright, uncle OF the
ward, has flied petition asking That other sure
known T. W. BARLEY, one OF the sureties
on the bond for twenty years, and he never knew
him to pay debt; that he owns no property from
which the amount OF bond can be made, and while
the other surety, p. B. Wright. has property, he
holds it under trust
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DISISFECrING TEE CITY.-Eealth Officer Town.
Shend has now in employment seNenty-uVe men
foin the chain gang, div dad iato thIe,. partic--
one In southwest Washington oae III southeast,
and one IN northeast Washing ton-cl aiming AL the
cutters OF uDimproved streets In these sciioi-,
cleaning alleys, Sewcrtrape and olher fthy places.
NJ proposes 10 disnrect all these places thoroughly
before the meeting OF the sanitary conference, IN
August.