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asS aaK M & i lSs B 70 The
Funeral will tase place from St Augustine church on
SUNDAY; July is,a. 1T sp H. Relatives aud friends
cALLAGHAN, On July nth, 1884 at one O'Clock p
months. son Of bennis r. and Kate aiIey Gassn SIX
Funeral at 4Sc ON Sunday afternoon. from s5e ID
yited to attend .
~ CL iAKK suddenly: on 5niy u, 1884 JOHN A.
Funeral viii take place ON Monday at o'clock
DEM MAkct ON shursday July 10Th lss. at 1850
and daughter Of the late james and Mary A Hurdle
Funeral will take place from her late resderoe No
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited to attend r
FRIES On July 18th. 1884, CHARLES FRIES. aged
and Of lsse Henry s F Gays oldest
Friends sc Of t the family q. invited Funeral
street northwest. IN sunday July 18th, At p M. ,.
, sER eMs YH Ek. ssS MD on July th
funeral wiii TIKI place Sunday at So'clock p m
PRUITT. At 13:30 o'clo Saturday morning yulv
18th lss4, NANCY JANE PRUI1T. In the hfty sevsntk
he fsi s.ps Church SUNDAY july IS istS 3
s :NE Q. Th,Tsa.E July leth 1854 at 7.s P M.
and only danshter Of johnson and Cornelia simondA
Fnas5 I'm t.ks place from her late res,anss 40
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend
SD, SIMPSON On Friday; ygiy lith, Iss. At the resi-
SARAH Ann SIMPSON aged seyenty-one yesrs
widow of the late T. b. Simpson
Funeral from thY Western Presbyterian Church SUM-
day, July 18th. ~ o'clock p m 6eatiycg and friendu
invited TO attend. No flowers
TAYLOR On July llth. 1884. ut p. m. JOHN TAY-
Funeral viii tale place from Wesley Church on ID
street between I'd and Sd southwest on Sunday
July 18th. At p m. Relatives and friends are IN.
wEIzEL On Saturday July L. 1854. ut O'Clock
ADA ". beloved wife Of James Netzei aeed twenty
ave years. daughter of c. y. and L. Il. Robinson.
Her funeral VIII Jake place from Congress Street NJ p
burch- GeofYetoyn, On July l<th u O'Clock p. m.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20
baltimore ana Chicago rapen p,ease copy.l
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NEW YORK, July 12-Wall Street. 1:50 D. m.--The
Post says: The stock market was dun this after
noon as the dullest time this year. The tendency
were from q to I& lower than at the close last
night. All the news, as well as the rumors and
street gossip OF the forenoon was OF character to
depreSS prices The bank statement was very favor
able as far as figures OF reserve, etc. concerned
but the further contraction OF loans rejects the
dizziness OF business and also the conservative dis
position OF the banks. The stock market, however,
was 1rmer after its appearance. The railroad bond
market was dull and prices are rreguiariy changed
though the majority were higher.
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Gem. Bu.ler,. Pre.en, Position.

INV YORK, July I2-Mr John r Henry, presi-
dent OF the national ant-monopoly organization,
said to-day: have not heard from Gen. Butler
said 70 me before going to Chicago, am confident
that ne Will not support Cleveland He cannot do
the ant1-monoponsts, and he teiegraphed to me
from Chicago on Thursday, saying that he would
never consent 70 the nomination OF q mOnopoliSt
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The Taylor kidnapping Case.

A
JUDGE wYLIE.
To-day, Judge Wylie heard the case OF George
IaylOr on writ OF habeaS corpus. About July 1st
Taylor was arrested by Private Detective McDevitt
on bail piece, at the instance OF W. B. Moses, his
surety In New Orleans, where an indictment was
found against him several years ago. Mr. Taylor
was stopped in Alexandria and McDeyitt arrested
1or kidnapping. Taylor is also under bond there.
Messrs. n. Wilson and Robert Christy appeared
Tor MT Taylor. and Mr.. Cole tof Cook & Cole) for
MI McDevttt, to whom the writ was directed.
MI. Cole read the return OF Mr.. McDevitt, stating
that George Taylor is not in his custody.
Inc court said that he could proceed no further.
Mt Wilson remarked that they desired a settle
ment OF the difficulty, to give some bond SO as to
release Mr.. Moses from the bond
that his client would be happy II the difficulty;
could be solved that way; but from his examina-
tion OF authorities thought it could not be- He had
not been served with notice.
The court said he was entitled to time, and fixed
next Saturday for further hearing
Increasing the Water Supply.
PROGRESS OF THE WORK ON THE WATER AQUEDUcr
EXTENSION IN JUNE.
Major Lydecker, in his report to the chief OF
engineers the progress OF the work of increasing
the water supply OF the city during June, states
that the work accomplished on the dam at Great
Falls during the month was 295 yards concrete
masonry, 1G4 cubic yards cut-stone masonry,
and 60 cubic yards coping masonry, l3l
cubic yards excavation. Gratifying progress
Is reported all the tunnel shafts It is estimated
that 131 cubic yards Of rock excavation was made
in the shafts and 1893 cubic yards excavation in
the tunnel When depth OF 80 feet was reached
In the west shaft it was decided to stop sinking and
to start heading towards Foundry branch. On
June SOth the heading had gone 10 feet The mate
nal required tmber1ng, and the tunnel will be
arched with concrete. At the reservoir the pr1n-
cdpal work was on the dam itself and the puddle
cove; work was also done on the east side bye
wash and conduit and on the west side conduit.
During the month the estimated work accom-
plished was 81 ,622 cubic yards excavation, 3,455
cubic yards pudding, IL cubic yards brick masonry,
A6 cubic yards concrete masonry, and 126 square
yards trap rock lining. During July It Is intended
to continue the laying OF the 48lnch pipe and the
1s-inch pipe on boundary street. The supply OF
water was shut on from the distributing reservoir
at m. on the morning OF the 9TH June, and the
height recorded every hour for "a hours Height OF
water when shut OF was 1857, when turned on
12I. having lowered 176 in "a hours, which shows
that the actual consumption OF the cities OF WASH
ington 9nd Georgetown during that period was
"a, SO ,01S gallons
In fire at Bradford. Pa, yesterday, Mrs Charles
Reibiy and her two daughters were fatally burned
and Swedish servant girl was snffOcated Chas.
Reibly, the husband and father OF the victims,
was drowned two weeks ago, and by the fire yes
terday the entire family was swept from the face
OF the earth.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 12-With regard to the
statement made recently that Blaine medals were
Deing made at the T. s. mint, in this city, Col
Snowden, the superintendent, says It is not true.
ne says II would be manifestly improper for the
omcers OF the mint to engage in preparing or is
suing political badges or medals for either party.
ana that under his management the mint could not
be used for any such purpose.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER SAYS CLEVELAND WILL BIZ
BADLY BEATEN IN NEW YORK.
secretary Chandler says that Cleveland will be
beaten In New York by majority not SO large as
he was elected governor by.
SECRETARY LINCOLN AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
DECLINE TO TALK
Secretary Lincoln said he would reserve his
opinion until later In the campaign, when he would
express it more deliberately.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER
was visited by STAR reporter, but he asked to be
excused, saying he had rather express no opinion
on the ticket now.
SECRETARY TELLER SAID:
VI don't know as yet what effect Cleveland's
nomination Will have on the democratic voters or
what strength the opposition that is said to exist
against him will develop. The democrats have the
faculty OF patching up their family auarreis ana
that adds another element OF uncertainty. IL is
certain that the democrats divided cannot carry
New York. Hendricks nomination viii have great
influence In Indiana"
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John SHERMAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers

u
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SIIUATED IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., AND Be
ING NUMBERS 1922 1924, 1926 AND 1928 WEST
STREET
A GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust. bearing ~,
date the second day of July 1885, and duly recorded
In l1ber l040 folio 49, ct of the land
orS Tor the District of Columbia will offer sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder. the premises.
at FIVE O'CLOCK p N, on TUESDAY. the TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF JULY 1884. the following described
real estate situated in the District of Columbia and
known and described all that piece of ground lying
and being in Home2 DIS addition to Georgetown, D. c.,
beginning for the at the end of ninety feet
and three inches. measured easwary from the south
east corner of West and North streets and running
thence eastwardy with the south side West street
seventy five feet and six inches thence southwarly
and at right angles to Vest street hundred and
1cet to an alley ten feet wide laid for the benefit of
purchasers thence westwardly seventy five and
six inches; thence northwardly hundred and ten
original lots II and - together with the improvements
thereon which consist of four two-story brick front
houses.
The ground will be subdivided to sell each house
separately.
of sale: Onethird cash. and the residue in two
equal nstaments at six and twelve months. with in
terSt from day of sale to be secured satisfaction
OF the trustee all each at the option of the purchaser
deposit Of 300 on each house will he required at the
time Of sale If terms of sale not complied with
days the property will be resod at the cost of the
FRANK T. BROWNING Trustee.
jy11-eo&ds Columbian Law Building 4I6 9th st. n
For Other ncflons See Serenrh F,noe
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Indeed! Well. that was terrible. ;

KILLED ny JEALOUS HUSBAND - Near PIED
mont. W. Va, Thursday evening. a man named
Glenn, living near Bayard, Md, shot and killed a
man named Stevenson. II seems that Stevenson
had been Intimate with Glenn's wife. While Glenn
and his wife were Quarreling over the matter
stevenson came along and was invited in TO supper
by Mrs Glenn Glenn warned him not TO enter his
house, but Stevenson did not heed the warning and
entered He was shot through the heart and In
Stanty Killed by Glenn. Glenn Immediately gave
himself up, and Will be taken to Jail at Keyser,
VIVA,
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SICK HEADACHE, IANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver, a DisOrdered
stomach CT Ccsttyeness, the distressing effects OF
which Dr. Jaynes Sanatiye Pills Will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary Or
EanS they viii slsO lessen the likelihood OF q return
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Mile. Judic has signed an agreement with
Maurice g rau to make q tour OF America IN 1855
MI. Grau guarantees her e20o for each OF 210 per-
fOrmanceR
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Marine Disaster.

YES, he said, I'VE were out sailing. and no
ticed yacht some distance off flying signals OF
distress. and when We came up with her We
found affairs In fearful state"
what was the trouble?" asked his friend:
twas she sink ng?"
out"
Indeed! Well. that was terrible"
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A Denial from the Miutmn.ter.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12-The orargemen OF the
city celebrated the anniversary OF the battle OF the
B0yne to-day with picnic and street procession.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and 8 p. m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
BY Special wire to IL H Dodge $50 18th street.
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An Orange Celebration.

QUEBEC, July l2-Judgment in the Emo case was
denvered to-day. The application for extradition
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IHEET. COKNS, &C.
II Dr. WHITE Il son. Surgeon Chiropodists 1416 Penn
sylvanla avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel Washington
e., and IL North Eutaw street, Baltimore,
fully treats Corns, Bunons. Club and In, erted Nails
E1cresences and other ailments Of the feet
visit for putting the feet III order jy12
MME ROSS.
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND ASTROLOGICAL.
can be consulted on business and all affairs Of lie.
She has for one month, reduced her fee to 80
Residence 1910 18th street northwest. Hours from
a. m. to ?. N. and from to p. M. mh14
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business confidential Ladies' and Gen
teen 30 cents each 4O9 street. between 4th 5th
streets northwest. 1el4-5Sws
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TWO SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ON MASSA-
Il CHDSETTS AVENUE, NEAR FIFTH STREET
NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH, ataa&
Hal HAaF.PAST SIX O'CLOCK NJ we will sell, inS9&
front OF the premises the So front by
depth thereof of Lot No "a in square ST. Tins prop
ert Is very convenient to street and the business
center, and will be sold in two parcels
Terms: One third cash; balance six and twelve
cured by deed of trust Conyeyancine &c. at pur.
casers cost deposit of 0lOO required on each lot
Abstract Of title shown at sale.
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EHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-sTORy
~ AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 225


BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the3
DlsIrle. OF Columbia, passed the 5th day of July s
ct al are co1nplanants and William Lough-
sss on THURSDAY the TWENTY FOURTH cd DAY
the following real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton d. c. and described the eastern half of Lot
lot having front of twentyseven CD feet '.B"
street northwest and running back with that width to
the rear side of said lot to public alley improved by
conmodious three and basement brick residence
and q two-story brIcl clubhouse in the rear.
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the decree One-hrd
cash. and the balance in two equal instaments at six
and twel months with interest from day of SALE be
secured by deed of trust upon the premises sold or all
cash. ut the option Of the purchaser deposit Of two
hundred dollars Will be required at the sale All
conveyancipg and recording at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRINEK
s22 ~ street northwest. rr,,.+oo.
WOODBURY. BLAIR, 7 Alustees.
Room sc, Corcoran Building
DUHCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ty12 eo6ds
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AUCTION SALES.

w b MOSES 3 SON,
". B. MOSES SON,
". B. MOSES SON
ARE CLOSING OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AT AUCTION
PEREMPTORY SALE
AUCTIONS TAKE PLACE AT TEN O'CLOCK EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY
DURING THIS MONTH
THEY ARE DETERMINED TO SHOW NO STOCK
IN THEIR NEW BUILDING, CORNER ELEVENTH
AND STREETS THAT HAS BEEN ON EXHIBI-
TON.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
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THE AUCTIONS WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH
THE REGULAR SALES. WHICH WILL CONTINUE
AS USUAL. II
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The altiunore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 12.-VrYnia SKIES, pest-due cou.
pons, 26k: do new en-forties 81; new threes 81
North Carolina sixes. cold. 10 40f bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd, July l0.-Cotton dull-middling.
IL Flour quiet and lower for city nills-Howard
street and western super. 75a3 20; do. extra IS
AGO. do family 425a5 So city mills super, 275a3 Is
do extra 35s400; do Bio brands 37a562; Patapsco
family, 500 do superlative patent, 80 Wheat-south-
ern easier and active; western higher. closing dull
southern red 9oal 90; do. amber, 95aluS: No. Mary
land. Local ooA No western winter red, spot, S6a
sontharn nominal: western higher and dull southern
and July 50 bid August baa6o Oats quiet and
southern 36a40; western WHITE SSa4O mixed S5aSS
Pennsylvania. 36a40. Rye quiet, 64a66 Provisions
steady and quiet 6ugar-copper refined quiet. 13k
Whisky steady rs Other articles unchanged Ffeghts
to Liverpool per steamer frmer-cotton, SOD: -FOUR
Is; grain, &kaSd. Receipts-dour, l,566 barrels;
wheat - GOO bushels: corn 900 bushels oata, 1900
bushels: rye. 600 bushes. Shipments corn. 5000
busalx S&les-whest 81 QUO bushels; corn. 1900 BUSH
els.
CHICAGO. Ill. July H. loo m-Clear and bot
On Change, at 1880 p: m. wheat 4ah higher. Corn
Aak higher. Oats unchanged to y lower. Pork-un-
changed. Lard ~ TO 10 iower.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, July II y. m-<losing prices:
Corn-July, 81, nominal August, 81; September, 5l&
bid; October 60k; year. <3x: Nay 4<x oafsJuy. 2sk
nominal; August 6k: september. 25,S; year, A.
Wheat-yuly, slaf; August 50: September, 84h; Octo
her s. Pork-July. 2250 bid; August q 50 bid; Sep
tember, u So nominal; yesr II bid lard-July. INK
nominal; August. i17x nominal: September. 7.30a
T. S2f; October. 7.424
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CHOLERA NorEs.-It is reported that there is q
case OF cholera at Anteuil, q suburb OF Paris
In consequence OF DR. Koch's report on the cholera
In France, the German government has requested
the various federal states to adopt measures for
the prevention OF the introduction OF the disease
into Germany.-Three refugees from MarSeilles
on the Island Of Mlnorca, have been attacked with
cholera -itaiian troops are blockading all roads
Leading into Italy 10 prevent the Introduction OF
cholera All Travellers including those from swift
zerland, are subjected TO Quarantine.-The gov
eminent OF switzerland has protested against the
quarantine established by the Italian authorities
against arrivals from Observation-Disclosures were
nineteen deaths from cholera In Marseilles Thurs
day evening, and twelve between Q O'Clock and
noon yesterdar.-The number OF deaths from
cholera in Toul)n Thursday Was three.
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The Navy Department Investigatfon
COM. WALKER ExAMlNED-THR COURT READY TO RE-
PORT - RESPONSIBILITY OF MEDICAL DIRECTOR
WALES
The court OF inquiry investigating the Navy de-
partment frauds to-day examined Commodore J.
G. Walker, chief OF the bureau Of navigation, with
reference to the methods OF doing business in his
bureau, thus completing the work OF the inquiry re-
lattng to comparison OF the manner OF making
purchases in the different bureaus
The investigation thus far has shown that the
regulations governing such matters similar In
all the bureaus, and that only by emitting some OF
the customary formal1ties and safeguards could
any fraud be perpetrated successfully, as was the
case In the bureau OF medicine and surgery.
The court has notified the secretary OF the Navy
OF its readiness to make report II desired. The
Secretary, however, decided to await the reply OF
the district attorney as to whether such a course
would interfere with the criminal prosecutions
being conducted by him.
Secretary Chandler said this morning, In answer
TO the Inquiries OF STAR reporter, that nothing
had yet been decided about the matter. II the
court of inquiry is permitted to make their report
there IS now no doubt but that they Will attach
spOnsibillty to Medical Director P. s. Wales who
was the chief OF the bureau for dispensing with
the safeguards, which rendered the frauds FEAST
bic.
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Lord Churchill In parliament yesterday accused
Mr.. Gladstone OF using private communications for
public purposes, but he afterwards reracted the
charge and apoogiZed.
A freight train colllded with passenger train
at Bayeux. France, yesterday, and forty persons
were injured.
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II HUNCANSON AuCtOneers,
II ST and 3ls 9th street northwest corner street
PEREMpToRY AUCTION SALE OF BAY MARE.
Eve YEARS OLD, FOURTEEN HANDS HIGH
EKEE DRIVER, WORK SINGLE OR DOUBLE
WASHINGTON, JR-, STOCK)
On TUESDAY. JULY FIFTEENTH, 1884, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK ~ in front Of our salesrooms We
Will sell the above superior animal the owner having
no further use for her splendid opportunity pur
jy12-2t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAI. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
l. STABLE FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WAsHINGTcN, d. c., July 10TH 1884
BY direction OF the Board Of Commissioner, Sealed
Proposals will be received at this office until TWELVE
1884 for the construction of Stable for the Police
partment in the of Police Station No. on street
southwest
Blank form Of proposal be had and plans and
specifications be at the Office of the INSPECTOR
Of BUILDINGS of the District of Columbia
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
G. j. LYDECKER,
Maj Of Engineers. u. s. A.
jy11-6t Engineer Commissioner G.
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THE OLD TESTAMENT RKySED.-The committee
engaged In London In the work OF revising the Old
Testament have finished their labors. After sub
mission to the eonyocation the Testament viii be
Issued 10 the public Twelve OF the twenty -seyen
members have died during the revision.
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DROPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
FOR TERRACE Z. S. CAPITOL.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE, U. 8. CAPITOL.
July 10. 1884
Proposals will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, the TWENTY SIXTH INST, for furnish.
Ing cutting polishing and setting the Marble aud Gran
lite work for 80 nine sections of the north terrace with
steps and plant case at the q. $. Capitol.
Plans and specifications can be at this office
EDWARD CLARK
3yl0 Architect u. s. Capitol
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, Alexander agt. Duffy; sale ratified
finally. Joyce agt White; demurrer oyerruled.
johnson agt. johnson; sale finally confirmed and
reference TO auditor. Werner agt. Werner. divorce
granted. Hutchinson agt Middleton; F. Morey APP
pointed receiver and bill dismissed as to property
In deeds OF trust
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PROFESSIONAL.

Tor Other A uctlons See Seventh Puoe.l
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
REFORM SCHOOL OF THE d. c.,
- - WAsHINGTON, July g. 1884.
Sealed Proposals will be received by me up to noon Of
MONDAY. JULY TWENTY EIGHTH. for the delivery
200 tons White Ash Furnace Coal more or less
100 tons White Ash Range Coal more or less
80 tons Cumberland Coal. more or less
All to be Of best quality free from slate and other I'M
purltie To be delivered in quantities such times
be directed by the Superintendent of the school
10 weigh 224o pounds to the tom and Of 20 cents
ton to inspector and weigher. to be paid by con-
tractor
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coalm
Right to reject bids or waive defects is reserved.
JAMES z. FITCH
3ylO-eotd President Board of Trustees
LROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
Il HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, g. s.,
WAsHINGTON, ID c., June 90 1884
Sealed Proposals will be received this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, MONDAY JULY TWENTY
FIRST 1884 for furnishing Stationery the House
OF Representatives during the fiscal year ending June
3Oth. 1885.
Blank forms of Proposals, blank bonds and neces-
the Stationery Clerk.
Tie CLERK the right to waive defects and re-
3ect any or az bids OR parts OF bids.
No contract will be awarded for Stationery herein re-
iefre to until an appropriation for its purchase shall
have been made by law. "
Proposals should addressed To the Clerk If tho
House Of Representatives and endorsed Proposals Tor
stauonery: JOHN B. CLARK. JB.,
jtZi-laN4W Clerk House of Refs e. s.
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CAPT. JOHN J. KANE, assistant surgeon. is de-
tailed as member OF the army retiring board con-
vened at Governors Island. New York harbor, vice
Major John II. Janeway, surgeon, hereby relieved.
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EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE

fSOR SALE-AT GEYER's, 4ss STKEET-5O CAR
riae.s and Wagons of all styles. both second hand
and 9, neT ladies Phaetons and Village Carts Also.
quite lot OF Horses adapted for al purposes Quite
large stock of horses and Carriages to hire on the
<rnls Gail to See No trouble TO show goods
.el4 WM IF GEYFR