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.UNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE BEING PREMISES Nos IIl2 AND TIA
/ STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme 90,
Court o. the D strict Of Columbia, passed Decem f3
Der 9Th, 1881, il the suit of John Webster Mary
ther. ordsr passed therein on. the first day
of July A. d. 1884. the undersig ned II ustee
En offer for sal, at public suction. in frqn. =
July FIFIEENTH. 1884 at FIvE-lHlRIY
O'CLOCK p M. the west half o. OF numbered two ca
in sansre numbered nine hundred AID eighty three
str ct northe St. running back with that width the
line said lot with the improvements thereon,
consisting Of two frame dwelling h0usss numbered
spectivey Ill2 and lila street nolthss st. the said
properly be offered for sale IN bulk IN two lots
tn. bidders may desire
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money in
cash balance in two equal payable one and
two years from day of SALE with interest at six
for which deferred the notes Of the
snail be given deposit Of $50 viii be REQUIRED the
property In bid OF All convey ancng ut purchasers
cost II tho terms Of sale be not CON piled with within
days day of sale the trustee the right
resell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser.
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT. Trustee.
jy3-eokds No 400 9th street northwest.
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Or caEEyEET, q nfk se M, ELI: q as..sSssS
Irocrestaye Orxsas; whsneys ~ dssaity Of shssse.
tinuous sigssm Of kfECTGCfff rsSsSaSe tHrpssS
the parts must RESTORE thsn = SecfSy SSf3oa d.
tested e. and thousands Of curs azs $3.50 q NIL.
n.ss from indiscrstien, lsc.ssS9. - v6F
Do not cqrfound TINS Win ssctac 6dS s1v.fsA .
cited purp0sA For circula8 szvtng fnu infnSnadoa
cHEEvER uEcTRIc HxxT CO.
aS-skw zs waaaaneIn 80 oAsap.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
II COX AT Low FARES.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FIRST CLASS FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
The Elegant Steamers LAKE and MOSELEY leave
I Sixth street wharf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at $50 pm and SATURDAY, at p Return
in, MUND " Morning
PASSAGE and room secured at 3 and O. ticket Office,
l4th street and Pa T. Thompson. 9O2 Pa
General Office sixth street wharf Telephone call 7313
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY "a. Fare Csc. This steamer for charter
Cheap, Tuesday Thursday and saturday evenings. jy5
STEAMER MATTANOLEAvEss EyhNTH-STREET
- wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY and Til uhSpAY
day tuesdays and ri,iays stopping at intermsd-
a' an nnbe- o s t a sar xbss nna.v, an, Tues
fgayn nd p n ap osa1s pn
30 6, T. Jones AGENT,
DAILT LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
Steamers Gf lod si;u IE t-H ana EXCELSIOR
stree daily p9 saespe at SO m
ls Hcr Point the a
Thursday aud Saturday trip only.
SATURDAY NIGHT s SU4NiSS RETURNS MONDAY
Exclusive connection wi Boston and Providence
steamers Connect s:so With ~ York and Rich;
and R4anoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at 18th street and Pennsyl-
city Office office OF Knoxs express 9Th -treet and
lennsyl ania avenue. aud at company's ONCE. It'll
sire wharf
knoxs express will call for and check baggage from
hotels aud private residences
Fi.lEht received daily uLtI SIP. IN.
jell WILLIAM T. WEIGH. General Agent
STEAMEK AREowsMITH
INaves Sevnrth-strnet wharf at a. m. Mondays and
hIEsays aud 40 p. M. Saturdays. during July and
lie. &c TtHJ'C RIVER IANDINi1
me- M With Baltimnr'' ami Ohio r. stShepherds
fls at Alexandria with 20 Ferry Boat WASH
II ton On Mondays Tor Nom,nI and inter e.
este land 81. returning Tuesdays. On Thursdays
tt CurIiC Nonini, St. Clements Bay wharves ald
Etrue Ciate lsudinGs, returning Fridays On S..ur-
iNtUlnlnS Sundays
PApGETT, Agt,
Z ". RIDLEY. Man.
.e22 Seventh treet " harI. N..hi ustoii. ID. O.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The StearerSUE Capt W C. Geosheaan win resume
ler trips 70 atimore dnd Xiv landinY, SUNDAY.
n Cl Il Ieavirg sSeThrnsons wtGrl Ut leav
| II lluotc or Washington ever FRIDAY at p.Ln
IltlgL received uLt5t PIN saturday
Alt Liver II iEiit liItist { prepaid.
! -ass-llScr aNcOii.lI.oCi llOlI uIltQualled-
! Arplyt1 sA4LaLNoON FRO aeentS
/ mh5-em It'll street wharf
| NIT VERNON, MT vERNoN.!
| STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves Tthsreet wharf DAILY Except Sunday for Mt
mop at 10 O'Clock AIN; returning, reaches Washing
4 tti about $40 pm
| - l. L. BLAKE. Captain.
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ITO SARATOGA
Il LAKE GEORGE
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARI0R CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains New York West Shore and Buffalo Ry. Ivy
West >hore of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station o. Pennsylvania l. ~, follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. gGJ am-Arrive Saratoga
2S5 adw-ll. Lake George. As Montreal IL
pm mt Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga thence
to Montreal
CATskILL MOUNTAIN SPECIiI. 9:39 am-Ar-
rve Hotel haaterskll 10 Grand Hotel 20
Psrlor Cars
DAY EXPRESS 10:16 a-m--Arrive Albany p
Sharon springs m. COOperstOwu PIN. Utica 500
pm. BY. an Il5 xROch. ster 1880 pm. Buffalo
i Is Niagara Fails 11:5S Parlor Cars to Al
bany sharon Sprin ; and Nigga Falls.
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MOUNTAIN EE-
PRESS IL 40 a.rn-Ar i've Hotel Kaa erskl Sis m.
Grand Hotel 5U5 Saratoga G.35 III. Lake GEORGE
Bpm PsrIor Cars Jersey City 20 Saratoga ami Lake
George.
SARATOGA AND CATSEILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
TIED. 3:+5 Pu.-Arrive Hotel kaato rskill 3 10
Grand Hotel s45 saratoga $50 pm LAX George
10 ~ Montreal s:25 nI,~Ifh farlOr Cars t. Cas-
XIII Mountains ~ Saratoga Buffet FaT Car leaves
" ash naton ON Pennsy lvaIa X. r. trau SIS Tor
Sarstozs; sleepers Themes u Montreal The New ork
Limited leaves NastiinEtOn at $40 IN. connecting
with Saratoga and Cats III Mt Limited at jersey
Ask for singe round tr tickets by West shore
and old ferry at and long through New Ior
city.
Apply to City or DEPOT Agent of Perm. r for com
plvte tables. tickes and Parlor Car cha ParlOr
Car chairs from Je city station in advance
upon application A. cent Pullman CIR Co. Penn X r.
station jersey City, New Je,sey
HENRY Mo EFT Gen. Pass ACT.
te26-3m "A State street New York.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsRs.-Marriage licenses have
and Agnes CAN'T; William Richardson and Kate
Washington: Martin Hohlpr1n and Lena Waltz,
both OF Baltimore, Nd; George Washington and
H. Brooke, IT,, OF Caroline county, Va, and Susan
" Kirby, OF Prince Georges county, Md; Archi-
bald Sterling. OF Glen Falls, Nd and Estelle Aath-
lot, of ReiSterS, Md; James Halpin and Mary E
Walsh; Samuel Il Fowler and Mary e. Finner.
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DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
ENTInE STOCK OF LIQUOR STORE No. 3O7 7TH
SF nhsk f2S55IsT GHFr n P Il
TEEs, sHIxE VINES, ALks. CRAZE MILK.
CATAWBA. RUN GIN, TOBACCO. CIGARETTES
SHELVING COZ NTEkS SCALES. &C.,
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY NINTH, COM
msnc.Hg at TEN ,LOl 4. will sell, at the above
pSnsd store the entire stock Of Liquors &c contained
thersln 70 which tbs Attsion o. buyers is called y2
IMPORTANT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT PUBLIC
AUCTION,
C.mnasacing MONDAY. JUNE THIRTIETH. and
7th street northwest. he stock consists OF Silks
Cashlneres Dress Goods, White Goods House keeping
Goods, Vev8ts, Flxnuels, Silk Umbrellas, Handk
chiefs Gloves Ginghams. Lawns and Domest cs Of all
kinds Every article will be sold to the hest bidder
without reserve Ladies specially invited
Terms Cash.
je3O-2w FOLEY. Auctoneer.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-Wm Hause Sd street. be-
tween and X streets southwest, reports that his
sh d was broken into and key OF nails and q num-
Bean, Nichols avenue, reports that his house was
entered last night. and pOcket-bOOk and carving
knife, valued at $3.50, stolen.-Mary Conner, 14l5
street, reports stolen from her dining room, June
18th, a diamond ring; value $40.
THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY OUTRAGE CASA
dispatch from Rockville states that last night there
were threats Of lynohing, but this morning there
was no talk in that direction. When the train from
HagerstOwn, which reached here at 2:l5 to-day,
passed the Nonocacy region there appeared TO be
no excitement there whatever.
THE WASHINGTON PARTY IN GRRMANY.-The fol-
lowing cable dispatch was received on yesterday
from the party OF young ladies now travelling In
Europe under the chaperOnage OF MS j. W. SOmens,
Of this city:
ssFRANKFoRT-oN-THI MAIN, July 7.-Everything q
success; charming sail up the Rhine Shau omit
Italy unless cholera is suppressed All well"
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The New Pension Building.
A PORTION OF IT 10 BE READY FOR OCCUPANCY N
SEPTEMBER

Gen. N. c. Meigs, the supervising architect and
engineer OF the new Pension building In his report
to the Secretary Of the Interior OF operations dur
lug the month OF June, states that the walls OF the
building have reached the window silis OF the third
story. He ADDS that the floors OF the rooms OF the
lower story, In the southern half OF the building
nave been laid, and that the windows and doors
Will De at once put IN, so that the pension Office
can occupy the rooms md relieve the overcrpwded
condition OF the buildings now occupied These
rooms Will be ready for use about September lst
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO.

l. LOT On STREET. OPPOSITE THA NEW PEN
SION BUILDING.
By virtue Of dscrses Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Colulnba. of william Lord against Pat ES
nck UDon4oghns ct al. No s429 Equity, ON TUES-EA
We VIII SELL on the premises. as Trustees,
under deed Of trust. recorded in Liber No.
Oil Yelio az that part Of lot No. u, in sub. OF
orig nal Lot No IN square No 51s beginning at the
feet; thence north 100 feet thence 26 I4 feet and
thence south TO the place Of beginning.
Tsrns: One third cash Sf which deposit of 800 is
required ct time Of sale balance in notes at
years with interest. secured by deed of trust
ALAN A. DALE. r.
III JEs5 NILLER.S trustees.
OUNCANSON BROS. Auctionsers. je27-d6ds
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SftLUhn1-l 1tr-A1- T-o 7 4 L fU1s SAI1E
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cour of gzsA
the District OF Columbia rendered n equity IN
No .36 where liza sth g. Bangs IS plaintiff -
and & tnarine c. CT. et al Defendants the uu-
MONDAY The IQUkrEAN'fH DAY, OF JULY. 1854
SIX O'CLO P NJ, front OF the premises the
foil wing described real estate, situated in the city Of
Nashii gton, District Ut Columbia and known the
north thirty feet 600 of Original Lot No. d tNo twenty
eigh iii square No. 13t Owo hundred and thirty one)
i'll said city of Washington. The said real
improved 1t lies and south of the Government
Office OF intina and Engraving. 1t fronts 80 ct
l4h street running back o. feet inch being west
side OF l4th street between and streets southwest
liz rapidly improving section of the city.
Terms Ut sale: One third cash the balance payable in
six and twelve months In equal iDsta meIts secured
by promi.sory notes. bearing interest from date with
trust deed the to the deferred pay
ments. all cash, at tie option the purchaser de-
post OF $40 will be required at time Of purchase If
terms of sale not complied with III five da the
Trustees the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defaultiny purchaser All convey
ancny ut the cost uf the purchaser.
yeasa. F FkHS P M1Eikk Trustees &C.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET,

.
THE NORTH SIDE OF PROSPECT strict.
IN GEORGE OWN D. c..
By virtue OF two de- DIS of dated the 3Oth
OF repteInoer 1876 recorded in LTr LOCI. TO 10 ali
ESQ. &c the other dated til 2lst Novem er, 1888 -l
recorded In lloer 90 ono TO- &c OF the land records
OF the district Of Go unta, an by direction OF the
party securec therein the Mnd rsiscd trustee will
": D EnDAY. THE NINTH d OF JULY 1884 AT
FIVE c'CLO KP. NJ. i'll front of the pre ises sell at
Iublic actO the following described parcel ground
u georgetown, Co. to witt Besinning a, the end of
line drawn eastry the north side of Prospect street
from I'll southwest corner of thrpe-story brick dwell
ing sandag at thf intersection the red
erck ST est and the north side of PrUsp, street 200
feet ) inche. and at he west side brick pjl ar
where said lie MIN es thence east to eet with
north I'M OF Prosy ect street thence north right
a. les With Prospect st ett l3S feet inches
less to Ten fot theme with he side
of the said alley and parallel with Prospect
feet AID thence LII straight line Pfosl street and
tho lace Of beginning til tue im rovrnens thereon.
1erls Of sale q. eth.rd cxsh and the balance III
a two yeas. with interest IRON he day Of sale
cured deed trust the premises deposit of
So viii lie rSQi red IL tie SAFE. AL convey
auci,x at H. urclas RS cost II the sale are
complied with within ive days
tn ut resell after weeks Lutce at the pur-
chaser coat.
jyi-dS VIZ. r WOODWARD. Trrs;ee
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HL SHORT LINE TO TEE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND

AND NlST
Schedule = >
kH A.M.-\EW OkLLAN;, MAIL daily making close
connections 70 all points S'lut.s ana South west
Daily, -2t sun, ay with {. y - Ra.iwdy PAIL
NAB S.elfng kIlHrt I.Ol New ia and WASH
ington TO Atl.nFa Pullman -, ei.,- cars from
Washington and atlanta 10 New Orleans. iarIur
"a I'll q a-it t,. y o.,
fIf.N-LOUISVI1iE FAST IL f. Daily VIA Char
lott svills Z Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
IONS Pullman S3eriIlS ears Washington to
Louisville
10ScP A--sOCTEERN MAIL AND XXI TESS Daily
Il al points SGCta and Southwest Dauyilie ard
CtarlOtts Daily keep; sunday, with Z. - Railway
Pullman Sleeping NasiiM toll Via Dam
vile. Charlotte ard Atlantis To New Orleans: also
from Wilmington va ClIIrlo te columbia 10
Augusta PuI Iuan Sic, !inS Car iron. W.lI.I.st0u
Z. VIII >uiyaU Sr.i
Manassas Division Train leaves WasIingtonat $40
ii II :. - 7 y i-ily. except sunday
Narrenton :rAins leave Washington 40 A. NJ and
$40 p N daily.
FOR tickets aad informal inquire at c. uIanys Ot
fCt .tol Pennsylvania avenue
ii. sLAUdHTER NsCuaSIFr
Gen fa~s. Agent mi
mari" sol. HAAS TraG., Manager
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MAN ISGED.
ID Is d.

L0YD-RoILrNs: On July 9Th, 1854. at the resdence
OF the brides parents, Mr.. FRANK B. LLOYD OF th-s-
ter, B. C., u Miss kOLIA ROLLINS. Of Leesburg Va
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STEAMERS.

CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NLw ORR AND iiAvRE
Company No. A. North liver foot Of Morton
street, NV iOrA ,ana,s h rsablec wednesday July
10. IL Anerique. santrli, Wednesday. july 70
AIN. ST Laurent, de Jousselin cone-ay Jul; 30 II
d
Checks psyablr on ssht, in amounts 70 suit on thu
BaEQue JI,Ii-At,anti4u- Of Fsris LOUIS De BEBIAN
Agent. No @ Bow ing Green. New York.
Ii ". Moss. 80 PENIS Viva la avenue:
j. W. BOILER Sun. 9gjPenusy lyania avenue
jys Agents Tor u Washington. b. G
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[ 1SAiD AiSA
NOTICE
-,,,- LANE ROUTE.
1ht - MIR SIh SIN s S6pKE .SfpANT LIMITED
CALLING AT CORR HAEBOR
hoM fikR ~. \ T.. NEW YORK
Aurania -Me, July 9. Gsllia. .-. We'd. Aug. G.
B,thIn.... Wei July H. Aur.nia 49,. We'd Aug IS
s..Na Wed-' my x Bothnia 81 Aug 60
EN1, ~" @FlAF.Dkh from NV YsilE
s'es OF fsssase-sto ssD and &lG0 according TO ~
s,eessxe at very low rates stserazs tickets from lv
gCwest rates.
Through bills Of laden given fer Selfast t3lasrov
Esvre Antwerp and ether p0rts tie Continent And
Eel Mediterranean ports
ioI tre'ght aud passage apply at the ornpsnys ocA
CIlo Bio. LON GO, .U5 ~. sire W.sl.u.t.u ~ u
SLNNUN d. BRUWA co, New Yurk:
Crto Mcssrs OTIS BI0kIOW 4 Co
tIul2 ee3 1th street. washington
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u II. WARNER. Real Estate Broker

u H. WARMER Real Estate Broker
VALUABLE VILLA SITES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
IN UNIU TOWN. DC
At the request Of the owner shall offer for saeAk
on WEDNESDAY: july NINTH 1884. at 4LF0
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. a large tract Of land. -.
which has been subdivided into Villa Sites
the shannon property. and situate Nichols avenue
at the junction If the Morris road Lots will be- offered
separately and on long time Liberal terms to persons
who will build
jy5-3t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. co. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NORTH
CAROLINA AVN E, BET WEEN First AND
SECOND STREE SOUTHtAsT
On EDNE5 DAY, JULY NINTH. at FIVE33Hs
O'CLOCK Pm. shall sell in fir Of the prenl-$tA
tses. the westernmost sixteen feet of lot in.
square No. IA.
Terms: ne;third cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen mouths Tor notes bearing Interest day of
s1le and ed by deed Of trust property sold
$50 down Oh day OF sale All cOnveyancng purcha-
ser's cost.
ty3-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID The MODIL FAST line AND THE ONLY
LINE BEIA ZEN The EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE lKACk! JANNEY COUPLER,

VIA WASHINGTON
STEEL RAILS
SCHEDULE lie. EsF EhtETT Fr fTNpNf SFSE 18TH
Leave NssfInston from stAtOn corIer o. New Jersey
Tor Ci;cago. Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
al 5:lo a. NJ; lV-I3 : m TOTO T. III with Ihrou-h
without change; l0:15 daily TO Chicago. except
For Ttstur, at 80 a. H. and $40 p NJ daily. 40
m t. Plttshurz Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo aud Detruit via MonrreviIla lois a. IN
daily. 18th Sleeper Tor Toledo. Via Wheeling; ad Lake
Trains ior Pailadelptia and New York at $40 a m;
10:l6 y. daily. witt rarIor and sl-eFing Cars at
and lV05 l2Ie 20, 2:5, 100 $50. 40 as
minute train 40 $50 G;5o 800 So $40. 1910 p.
For Baltimore on SUNDAYS. $50 300. se0a m i:25.
z:so. $40. 44O $50 60 'Ou SO Gao aud 1910 p.
For oints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad 1O;l5 a.
IT Annapolis, $40 a. m and 12;l0 and 40 p m;
fcI May ta:,a, be ~ p u ~ R,tfrora
20 60 $40 a m I'll ?. IN 80 10. no and
d N a Su sIfisB 800 T. S tr rsn ana
40 a. SIS 4. Ii. d~lly exc,; -unday, -
branch s:soa IN, daily Tor LeN5nEton : aIn5on AND
a ~ .1n 80 80 saliy * IT IT. gay 90; I!
For Hssrrstown lois ard 5;;5 p m daily except
Trans from the West daily go 80 H. 2:a5.
IoIl New i"lk and PHILADELPHIA 2:55 So a. H. daily,
I'm Ihna pets - So p 1n AMI ,o and ss7 p IN
eGnaay ;; . a NJ :a5 ,
I.Il itxirs N. 90 Ii Caily. and Ills T. daily.
~. fre>:sIiek and intermediate POINTS, s25 a. H.
D IN. taily from Point u r., - ~
Trss leav. BAUM. rr far " shiprton ~ oOn 40
ESQ 7I5 49,. go . 10 AMI 100 a. m III. 30
30 Sc go t:-3 80 t.tt' All 10 rs nn,i-
655 20 9 90 p m
Al trans from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
ron iItLef information apply at the B.l;irnore and
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T IEBIG. CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
FINEST Akp p6 6EEAffsr EIHr b dAE e All
SAUCES ANNUAL SALE sooO.Soo JXks.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT.
An ir ", s TONIC :;,, 4: .ssu pes snS
ful"-See Medical PrsA" -LAncsts 80.
Genuine only with the fsc siYnile Of Baron
liebig's signature in Blpe INK $780, the
Label. The title 'Baron 1Asb1g" and photo
Graph having len .rEsly ned n dsslsss s
public are Informed that the t1ebig Gem.
psny alone can offer the eFhcie with Baron
Iiebigs guarantee Of gen uoneneoA
LIEBIG coMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT.
To be had Of ~ 6>prehssesrl. ofeesN spd
Chemists. Sole Aevpts for DE- Untfsa e1akgs
(Wholessls oplg) G. DAVID o. I0chuEuh
London. England Rylb
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BIDS POR AArEhIAL OPENED TO-DAY.
Bids were opened ia the Office OF the District COM
m1sSioners, at IL o'clock to-day, for furnishing
granite or trap rock for bottoms the projected new
sewers There were six bids, ranging from sa3 IS to
$67 per thousand. Bids were also opened for fur
nishng large quantity OF terra Gotta pipe for the
construction Of the new sewers There were 1--WE
olddsrs the price ranging from 2S TO 70 IL
linen pipe % 10 % cents for Is inch size: IL 10 81
cets Tor is inch pipe; 90 e3 Tor 81 inch sze
81 TO IS tor "A ncA sze IS 10 50 cents FOR l2A6
branch: IS 10 tt cents for l5X6 branch 20 cents to
II Tor lsA6 branch 81 25 TO sl12 for 2x6 branch s.
TO 81. IS for 24A6 branch. No awards Were made
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B. PAINIETT, Ngt,
CIV. RIDLEY. Man.
.e22 Seventh treet wharf. N..sIii ustoiI. ID. @

MT. VERNON. Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves Tth-street wharf DAILY Except Sunday for Mt
mon at I'D O'Clock eturnilg, reaches Washing
tel. about so pm
80 l. l.. BLAKE. Captain.
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A petition signed by large number Of respecta-
BILE colored men of this DStrictwaS received day
by the Commissioners, requesting the reappOnt-
ment OF Mr.. John H. Brooks as a school trustee.
The Commissioners, accompanied by the building
Inspector took another turn through the northeast
section OF the city to-day, to look Tor another site
for a school house,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-26
HOW BLAINE LOOKS.

''Gath" gives this pen picture of Mr.
Blaine: II saw Mr.. Blaine a few minutes
during the week. He has changed in years
but il is the change of good habits and wor
thy mental occupation into the hale vale of
years. Three years and half ago he walked
with me from the gate of the White House,
saving: Now ! will tell you the new cabi-
net Then he was quite gray; now he is
qut e white. His hair is abundant but every
hair is bleached. A pathetic feeling seized
me as looked at this sign of age and thought
Of the inhospitable blackguards who were
engaged in the name of reform in finding
phrases and falsities to abuse this gentleman
while visitor in our city. Mr.. Blainc's skin
is white ms an egg almost, perhaps with a
touch of pink in il, but the healthy white re-
minded me of a newlaid egg. His eyes are
still of a rich rcddish-black color like Della
ware grapes or dark currants. HIS Roman
nose is the military feature of his face; the
brow Of the man Is placid and fine and
comcly, the lower face more flexible. His
love and play of humor and of responsible
ity chase each other upon his countenance
like tinted balls upon AN ivory billiard table.
He wears black street dress of some light
Amcrican-madc cloth"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-26
For Cleveland.

The Northwestern Miller. is not politi-
cal paper. but il allows its Milwaukee cor
respondent to tell story with an "applica-
tom
.B. Stern. of the milling firm Of Stern 4
Wahlrah, appears 10 be the only miller who
has been able TO grasp the issue properly.
Stern returned a few days ago from q visit
to England. and some of the continental
countries, and while there carefully investi-
gated the milling systems of those countries.
The first day he visited his own mill after
his arrival here he went to each one Of his
employees and informed him that he had
spent his time, while abroad. in the invest.
CATION of the milling business and become
fully convinced that the American millers
would never be able 10 compete successfully
with the European producers of -four until
they could manufacture cheaper. In other
words. until they could hire labor cheaper
Now the only way that condition of affair
can be brought about said he. is by TIN
election Of Cleveland, and want you sill to
vote for Cleveland and free trade Stern Il
now wondering what has SO suddenly made
MI of his employees Blaine men.