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THE CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL MANAGEMENT.

The democrats OF Alleghany county, Nd, on SatJir
day adopted 11lden resolutions The convention
was controlled by the anti-canal management men,
and resolution was Introduced which. after great
opposition and the final Withdrawal OF the canal
people. was adopted. The resolution states that
the existing rates OF tolls on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal has almost deprived IL or sustaining
traffic but II It's management is placed upon strict
ly business principles, the tolls can be liked at
twenty cents a ton. committee was appointed
to attend the meeting OF the board OF public works
to-day, and urge the Inauguration OF a new bust
ness management
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auc,,oneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIX
TEEMLH STREET. BETWEEN X AND L
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 9Th
day 40 OF SEPTEMBER 1882 and duly recorded IN hber
District of Columbia and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby ths Hndsrs,gned Trustees WIN Offer 4
JUNE. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK P, NJ. In front Of the
premises the following described real estate viz: Ali
s ely ib Of n~r II II the Of
inches of lot 20 in square 1884, together with the i'm
Proyements, which consist Of frame dwelling with
brick stable on rear OF lot '
THIS property ia sold subject to q deed Of trust re-
cofded 6th 1882 in hber lO1l folio 493 &C.
one OF the land records for the District of COLUMBIA FOR
5000 with n Interest .s at per cent per annum
ents at six and twelve months with notes bearing In
teress st SIX per centum per annum until paid and
veyanc,ng and recording at purchasers cost 800 de-
p0st re9ulea &c time OF sale The terms Of sale to be
the right to rese at the risk Of the defaung
mySl-dts ROBERT g. WERDEN,S trustees
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nUNCANSON BROS. AuctIoneers

ntNCANSON bhOs, Auctoneefs
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING NO. I2O6 r STREET NORTH
WEST. WITH BRICK STABLE.
By virtue of two deeds of trust duly recorded
sTectively in Lber No. 952 folio 4s3, and Liber No HI
1U07 folio "a Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia We will sell in front Of the premises on
1884. AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ all that
piece parcel of land and premises known ami de-
scribed on the ground plat plan OF Washington, D.
C.. and being Lot numbered twenty 600 Of Adams
Coltmans subdivision OF square numbered two hun
dred and seventyseven t277l together with all the i'm
provements, sements rights, privileges and ap
purtenances to the same belonging i'll
tanning
Terms One third cash. balance in equal instalments
at and two from day OF sale notes to bear six
per cent er annum interest payable semi annually and
to- be secured by deed of trust premises sold all
cash. option of purchaser Terms to be complied with
i'll seven days. otherwise the Trustees the right
to resell the risk and of the purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington ID. c. A. deposit Of
800 required at time of SALE &C. at cost
OF purchaser. JAMES H. SAV1LLE,l Trr.to.x
my23-d& is OSCEOLA C. GREENS AA0'se"'
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The spring meeting Of the Agricultural Society OF
Montgomery county, Md, Will open at Rockville on
Wednesday next There will be two trotting and
two running races number OF the exhibits have
arrived, and the display promises 10 be unusually
Interesting. The address Will be made by Hon F.
EOlet of Ohio
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why the r. N. d. 4. Not Anxious.

A STAR reporter, In Joking way, called Post
master General Greshams attention to-day 10 a
paragraph In New York paper. which stated that
he was wandering about the hotels yesterday more
anxious to hear news from Chicago than TO imrart
news The Postmaster General looked up from the
pile OF commissions which he was signing with a
smile and ald:-"I was at the Arlington a few
moments yesterday, but am not anxious, because
have no expectalionSn
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneer.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneerx
FAvORITE COLLECTION
STEEL PLATE ENGRAvIN0S.
carefully selected from the
Most popular subjects Of French German English and
American issues, forming complete Gallery
Of Art
Examples Of the Leading Works
OF the great
IANDSEER, MILLAIS, ANSpELL TURNER. HER.
RING NOBLE, WEBSTER FAED, BARRAUD.
ROSA BONHEUR. RICHIE. HUNT.
IN6TON, COLE,
and many others too numerous 10 mention are hare
represented In engraving art after our most
famous and skillful engravers.
Every Picture Il Appropriately Framed In
ORNAMENTAL. GILT FRAMES,
Rich in Design. Of Glass Workmanship. adapted to
each special Subject.
Sale VIII take place at Our Salesroom,
Corner 10th street and Peunsyivsnis avenue.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE lxH, st O'Clock d m
my3l-A WALTER b WILLIAMS co, Aucta
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je2-T DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
T1HOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
VALUABLE FARMS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT pub &c SALE.

O1o1NlCI Ot COLUMBIA, AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue OF deed of trust from John E. Chap 4RS
Liber 1929 folio 18 one Of the land records OF the
Of and at the request OF the party
at Att public sale on the premises. THURSDAY. the
! "EEAtIH DAY OF JUNE, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK
Washington county, District Of Columbia: All that
part OF tract Of land called "Flechas Chance" be-
nes between rS the said John Chappe Pierce Shoe
thence west ~ perches thence south 1 degrees
- prehes Thence south GIN desrees. east 3S perches.
SIH degrees east 22a perchs to county road thence
by ana with the said county road north AIN deerees
east 45 perches, thence in straight line SO perches
the begnninx containing 20 of land more or ess
belonging.
Terms OF sale Onethi Of the purchase money in
cash. balance III equal instaments and two years
from date with interest day Of SALE to be secured
Dy deed OF trust on the premises; the purchaser
may pay cash. All conveyancng at the expense of
the purchaser deposit fit y dollars required.
1e2-QEuS WALTER GREENFIETD Trus
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SPOTTED TAIL IN JAIL FOR MURpER-The cele
brated Sioux chief Spotted Tail was lodged In taE
last Friday night at Rosebud Agency for the muir
der OF White Thunder, a brother brave. White
Thunder had killed brave named Long Pumpkin
on "Wednesday last. apd 1t was on this account that
Spotted Tail shot him.
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Presidential Talk at The Capitol.
rHI IMPORTED DEAL BETWEEN ARTHUR AND yoH,


TIE RxroRTKD DEAL BETWEEN ARTHUR AND John
KKIIY.
There Is some talk at the Capitol today Of
prospective deal between Arthur and John Kelly.
II Is slyiy limited In support OF Arthur's claim TO
the nomination that he can carry NewYorl through
the chief OF Tammany ana no other man can A
man familiar with New York ward politics, who has
recently seen Arthur In New York said TO-DAY that
he had no doubt, from what he had SEEM that su,ll
deal could be effected II Arthur got the nomin.l-
uon. In support OF this, he spoke admringly o,
the Presidents clever way OF unbending his dig
when with the "boys" The democrats repudiate
the idea OF trade Mr.. Cox says Il Is absurd; that
Kelly never did and never will sell out
THE IMPRESSION MR. rIIDES GAVE.
Representative Broadhead and Senator Vest
called upon Mr.. Tflden At his country home Satur-
day. Mr. Broadhead says the sage received them
cordially and conversed freely upon general topics
including politics. ana while he did not Sa, that h,
would accept the presidential nomination, the visit
ors LEFT with the impression that he would
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delegates elected saturday TO the Baltimore county
convention 10 elect delegates TO the state conyen-
ton are In favor Of Mr. Tilden for President, and
those elected TO the congressional convention favor
the denomination OF Hon. J. Fred {. Talbot The
democrats OF Frederick, Anne Arundel and Talbot
counties, at their primaries Saturday favored TIL
den's candidacy A Bayard sentiment was devel-
oped by the democratic primaries In Howard county
Saturday
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The Baltimore Markets.

new threes IS; North Carolina s1es old io5S bid to-
BALTIMORE. June 2-Cotton dull-middlins tx.
Flour dull-Howard street and western super 75as
$SossSo DO s!sSs ssosz So DO Rio brands. ssaas
and dull: southern red do amber. i0si 10
Mo- ,ans Es v sssT rp.er
southern steady and quiet: western dull; southern
s.ss July ' s.ss aaF %aes sSs
se:tern white. sss4o. do mixed. ssass Rye quiet,
Maryland. HceslGoo psovssons steady and au aaa
Mess pork old 70; new. so Bulk meatsshoulders
and and ess:s , S s as s:p afss 7.s
re6nsd. ~ Butter lower and dul-western packed
Gals; c.ssmesy. i7s2ol Egr hrmer. hh.i5 Petroleum
Ss to a ss; sas so &c s
Frvishts to liverpool per steamer duii-cOtsen n,ssd
Sss4sl:: 1ss:. saoo0 pashess corn s7.oeS Sasssis
osss Loo bpshsl:; re GOO Sushels y. shPmspts-
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June 4 noon--weather mild and cloudy
wheat steady and htgherJune. s95; July, 92,1: An.
gsnst sSk Sorp sts,dy.5gns, sSS; July s,s: AIgnst.
June 5ss: asaIs ' "a. ss1I assS; ' Lard h
vSaoasS !ss sG. s. 4 H' 81 pie. :.sss
ssksd; August SeX ashed, 6eptember. 5oiS nominal
SS.sS.s s1 !1yi s ASsps nv S:sF ~ ys, BID g
ny s sS sSs, ss. asts s s &c Short
The PesroleuD Market.
f1rssTsa Pa ycns ,, ao y sll ss.,9s ,fhs
S6 q Noon
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The COurss.

COURT IN GENERAL 1RRN.
To-day, Brown agt the District; bill dimissed
United states agt Bigelow: on hearing
MessrsA Z. w. Russell. Paul NewhaIIs c. W. He'd
rick. A. :. Crossiieid and George ODoherty were
admitted 10 the bar on the report OF the examining
committee.
CIRCUIT CoURr-yqd5e Rd0ner
Today, hetZel agt. Ii. 4 q. X X. Co.: on trial.
Equity CoURT-,Tud0e Cor.
To-Day, hopkins agt Hopkins; time 20 answer
extended Morsell agt- Latimer; sale ordered and
X T. aorsell appointed trustee. Ball agt- Beavans
ct al. pro confesso as TO certain defendants and
testimony ordered taken before {. r. Rowe
PROBATE CoURT-7.JudOp Cor.
saturday. estate Frederick Horner petition OF J.
l. N0gt and order appointing him administrator,
bond $1,000 In re base Roys guardian To Nellie,
Nettle and Celia Roys on application for approval
OF the bond 5000; argued and motion granted.
Estate Eliza Sinies: NJ. Losan0 granted letters OF
administration; e. a bond 81 800 Estate OF Mat
thew Suites; VIII proved and admitted 60 probate
and letters issued 10 NJ Losano: bond 81 so Estate
OF Edwardo Alberto del Canine: j. II. Z. Brookes
appointed administrator; bond $4,000. Estate OF
Raymond d. Goodell, decreased: petition OF W. A.
Rosenbaum for probate OF viii and for letters filed
Several accounts were approved and passed
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A DECISION FOR Tue DIsTRICr.-Today In tho
Court In General Term CHEZ Justice Cartier deliv-
cred the opinion OF the court Ia the case OF T. K
Brown against the District-hill for Infringement
81 patents Tor wooden MISUNDERSTANDING the
decree below dismlsSing the bin The Chief Jus
uce, In delivering the opinion, spoke OF the worth
freshness or the wooden payements, and expressed
his surprise that bin OF this Kind should have been
filed
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GUITEAU's SISTER SELLING PIcruREs-A special
dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press from Washing
ton, Pa, says: Ms Scoville, sister OF Guiteau
who was hanged for the murder OF President Gar.
field, is stopping AT prominent hotel here. She
goes under a fictitious Name. and f. selling pictures
she states for the purpose OF raising money with
which 10 prosecute those who were instrumental In
the hanging or her brother. Her mind is not wei !
balanced
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MAR K led.

EALBFUS-MALLoRY. On Monday June ID 1884
by the Rev. DR. Addison, ct the rectory. CHARLES II,
KALBFUs to JOSEPHINE A. MALLORY. both Of
Washington d. G.
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DEFAuLTISG BANK CAsHIEKs-A special dispatch
from Milwaukee says: /" Il. T.. q. Hubbard. the de-
| faul;ing cashier OF the First National bank at
Monmouth Ill, who Is short $4,000. was arrested
at WaukeSha, at the instance or the Monmouth
authorities" shortage OF s22 000 In the accounts
OF III. j. Hoyt, cashier Of the Butler County Savings
bank, at MillerStown, Pa, was discovered Satur-
day
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

WILLIAM J. MILLER 1Eustee
my3O-dkds 486 Louisiana avenue
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rTHOAAs BOWLING. Auceonesr:
CATALOGUE SALE
SEVERAL PRIVATE LIBRARIES
Forming an unusually
FINE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. Z.
Many Of them
ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS,
Some valuable
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.
complete set of the
ANNALS AND DEBATES IN CONGRESS-.
AND CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE,
Together with Private Collection Of Works on
FARMING, FISHING, FLOWERS, FRUITS.
AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES.
Libraries now ready for examination.
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner 1lth st and Pa av. Washington.
MONDAY EVENING JUNE NINTH. 1884
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
Terms Cash
je2-t THOS DOWNING. Auct.
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ny28-eod&iS
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RANGE on fHE TBxRsosETKk-The following
were the readings at the once of the chief aGnal
oucer Today m, So; II An, sS6 2pm, IA
MAXIMUM, 9a3; minimum, 52a
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The ARTILLERY NOT TO go TO COLONIAL RyAcH-
Gen Ayres has changed his purpose OF having the
20 artillery eDcani2 for the summer nj Colonial
Beach, on the Potomac. The spot proposed for the
encampment II low, and the officers Who iuSpecfed
IL regarded II as unhealthy. IL Is expected that
the regiment viii encamp on It's old canning
ground at GatherSburg Md
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u oBERT O. HOFFMAN Real Estate Auctioneer.

II OBERT O. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES Nos o27 AND s25,
on nTWENIY; ; III STREET BETWEEN I
LOTS; FRO TING ON THIRTY FOOT ALLEY
IN THE REAR
As assignee in bankruptcy cause No BAL bending
in the supreme Court of the Dstric Of Columbia ss.a
q re 1nt~isle Barron. bankrupts). will offer 0IA
WEDNESDAY. JUNE FOURTH, 1884, at SIX O'CLOCK
NJ Lots Nos o. Sc. 81 So and So Of the subdivision
by Mary NJ Entwisle of original lot H. in square 28
situated in Washington city u said District with the
improvements thereon consisting OF two three-story
frame dwellings,.
Terms; One-fourth cash; the balance in six. twelve
and eixhteen months with interest per cent from
day Of "a t. or all cash If desired deferred payments
to be secured by deed of trust and policies nsur
ancins and recording at purchasers cost 500 deposit
on acceptance Of each bid
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Assignee
412 9Th street northwest,
r. O. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
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PTTTsBURa, Pa. yune. a.on dull; trading light
a. ct noon.
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FTSRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM OF 40 ACRES
Il NEAR BRANCHVILLE. PRINCE GEORGE CO..

SaH Gz s4sa Of an5E s &c.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me- dated AprilsH
George county Maryland. in Liber " A. J., No. -
folio 3S6 and the direction of the party secured
81 sgS?s fns ss sn' sc * 1HgsS
Within msf .s's and
rannns thence 'n s
ds 80 mn
deere psreSss tbssts Ss g ssnS S
Rssches thence nee ss deg A. min z1e perches
MIN Perches thence so g. dee en 81 min
Essas pSe deg 80 %n s
50 deg 4 thence p min
thence Mn
Sss g s fhs 6sn
e ers: ons.third cash balance in two equal install
Of ana 81
with within days after sale the property viii be re.
n s0 ns
On Se
reaay s. to take them * rs 9fe e
~ TITS SALE Is POSTPONED TO THURSDAY.
my28 A. C. BRADLEY. Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No 1923 O STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deei Of trust dated November 7th, ~,
A. D. 1882. and recorded in hber No LOIS. folio lii
$751; ct of the land records of the District of
Columbia and by rection of the party secured thsre
by We the undersigned trustees will sell at public
ton in trent Of the premises on WEDNESDAY June
O'CLOCK NJ. the following scribed real estate. sit
uate in the city OF WASHINGTON District Of Columbia
n md do
scribed on the plat plan of sal city all of lot
bered ninety 800 i'll square numbered hundred and
eishtyon sl secor ,ils g Charles Thomas and Alex
hber W F. folio no. IL the surveyors Off of the Dis
tricr Of Columbia together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale 000n CASH baancein six and twelve
months with interest at the of per cent per
snnHm until paid and to be secured by deed Of trust
deposit Of sfO0 VIII be reqYirrd At the time OF sale.
the day Of sale the the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the deaultng
chaser after three days notice in The Evening Star
newspapers. All conveys ncinx at pur haser's cost
WILLIAM B. McKELDEN,l Tr.o..
my3l-d&ds JAMES Z. WAUGH, ! Aiun'ee~
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. soUTHwEs

AND WEST
Schedule in effect LAY II. 1884.
$40 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL. daily making close
Connections to all points South aud Southwest
Daily ept Sunday. with &. & q. Railway. Pull
Sleeping Buffet from New y rk and Wash
hIgton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleans
6s10P .M-LOUISVILIE FAST IL Y L. Daily via Char
lottesvillr - Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville
toA0P .M.-SOUTHERN MAI. AND EXPRESS Daily
T. all points South and Southwest Danville
Charlotte Daily except sunday, with C. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from Wasiin ton DAN
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington Via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington NJ $40
NJ. and $40 2. VI daily except sunday
HarTentOn trains leave Washington at $40 A. NJ and
$40 z NJ. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Company's Of
Zee t0l Pennsy lvxnia avenue at Union Depot
II. SLAUGHTER. y. MACDANIEI.
Gen Pass. Agent. AGENT
mario Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICfN NJ EGTrIPMENT

THE s PEfHsE EEsf AS HSg Sg55Hxrsz
STEEL htI n rrre aaG SaE IITz Equipment
TRAINS LFAvE WASHINGTON. FROM STATION CORNER
For r:ttsburx and the Vest Chicago Linn ted Express
% s w Gf cars Ga H art 6s
e Cincinnati Western Express 40 p. m daily with
chlsas With se1nx car PttsIurs to 1 chicago
the West. with Palace Sleeping car Washington to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Erie. Canandagua. Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA.
d hester. s sasa nh i
Train leaving Washington ON Saturday night will not
For WiiliamspOrt. Lock Haven and Elnira at $40 m
For New York and the East is a. m. 1880 a. M lao
eoD AID sa pna a far lS99 na
$40 III daily. except Sunday
For Be ston without change 40 every week day.
For Broosiyn s r. al through trains connect at Jer
ssy City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex; aff9rd.ng
RI Iasse e. across ;s,f New York city - -
and III m On sunday, 400 :o0 700 and IL rs pm.
Limited Express. $40 a m daily. except sunday.
lao 400. AIS. 4:4o 10 TAO 10 90 and Ill p ID
On Sunday. $40. I0:5O AGO. $780, 7:40 lG:o0 and
For Poge's Creek Line ESQ m and 40 m daily e1-
For Annapolis $50 am and 4:4o M except Sun
WAY ITs AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandra. s:30 no. 9:25 IL O5 and II :a5 am
2:o5, p, 800, %. s05 and 11:35 pm On Sunday
ESQ 9.25 IL :o5 am, 8: C5 pm
Tor Elchnond and the South, 30 and m daily
and 5:00 pm. daily except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria WASHINGTON sos O5 90
and 10 10 90. 30o. 323 5;l0 7:G5 and 10. D.
u and II 10 Ini.!nsht. OIL sunday at sos and 1910
l.u5 and 10: 40 pm.
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
Of 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the sta
tou Where orders be left for the che king Sf bag
gaze TO destination from hotels and residences
J. X. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agen-
CNAS l. FtdH. G"fierai Manager. =yl2
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REDUCING THE FoRcE.-Five per diem employees
IN the modelling room Of the Treasury architects
ofhce were dismissed to-day because Of deficiency
In the annual appropriation
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CAMPAIGN CHARGES AGAINST MALONE AND Hrs
CoILEAGUEs.-About a week ago the Planters and
Mechanics bank, ia Petersburg. Va, Mahone 8
home, suspended. The Richmond Campaign, n
democratic organ, to-day arraigns Malone, Gov.
Cameron and other leaders OF the Malone party,
Charging them with making arrangements with
the bank whereby corrupt privileges were extend
ed 10 the Mahonrtes allowing them 20 use state
money fof campaign and private purposes.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
9hefollowing are the opening and 8 p. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
,ANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
LARGE soRREL HORSE. WORKS IN ALL HARNESS.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MoRNING, JUNE THIRD. ssELEv-
EN- O'CLOCK. will sell In front of our slesroolus
he above valuable work horse
Terms cAsh.
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NVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE Enc SOUTHEAST. BE-
By virtue Of deed Of trust Of January 1st 1873 &3
of the land records Of the District Of Columbia -
and by direction Of the person secured thereby will
sell, at public auction, on the THIRD DAY of JUNE
NEXT. at FOUR-THIRTY P. NJ Lot No. 49, in Square
691 said lot having front New Jersey avenue so
ground.
two years with half yearly Interest 800 be paid at
sale. and balance Of first payment within ten days All
conveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost.
my22-dts JOS G. G. KENNEDY, Trustee
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MORE ABOUT FN0s ARREsT-John c. Emo, the
defaulting president OF the second National bank,
y. Y. who was arrested I'm Quebec ON saturday, AS
stated Ia The STAR or that day, was captured
under the impression OF the police that he WAS
Hinckley, the absconded teller OF the West Side
bank Emo was seen fn company with a man
attired I'm the garb OF Catholic priest, and II
the luxurious habits OF the pair which first called
10 them the attention OF the officials When Emo
was arrested his unknown companion could not be
found. but IL is said In New York that the priest
was Father Ducey, prominent New York clergy.
man, and friend Of the EDO family.
SICK HEADACHE, LASGCoR And MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver. a Disordered
stomach or Costiveness, the distressing effects Of
which Dr. Jaynes Sanatfve Pills Will speedily 70
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary
gans they viii also lessen the likelihood OF return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-02

LONDON, June 2.-The Telegraph has received
special dispatch from the Soudan, which states
Gen Gordon Is successfully holding his own q
khartoum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-02

A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE

PARIS. June 2-ame6 Stephens, the ex-fenian
head center, regards the explosions as dastandly
outrage. He says no true friend OF Ireland had any
part In bringing them about